Charlotte woman honored with NC's highest honor for decades of service with Salvation Army

After more than three decades of service, a Charlotte woman is bringing home the state of North Carolina's highest civilian honor.
Deronda Metz was awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by Governor Roy Cooper for her service and commitment to the community through the Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte.
Metz retired from the Salvation Army as Director of Social Services after 33 years. She spent 25 of those years as leader of the Salvation Army's Center of Hope Emergency Shelter for women and children in need.
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