Anna
Hi there, I am a returning Tourism Advisor here in Kindersley,
as well as a creative. I was born and raised in town, it is a nice to be home
over the summer. This is my last work term before I will be finished my Visual
Communications Degree with Medicine Hat College. My passions vary from
photography, design, and videography, to printmaking, sculpture, and painting. I
am looking forward to furthering my skills in illustration and graphic design
throughout my time here. I am also excited to keep meeting people from around
the world and spend some time at the lake. My favourite tourist destination in
Kindersley is the Motherwell Reservoir walking trail. There is always something
to take a photo of or be inspired by, it is good exercise as well. I love being
within nature and many of my personal pieces include images you may see at the
walking trail.
Kerry
Hello, I am
Kerry Hammel and I have been a resident of Kindersley since 1983. I moved here
from Calgary, met my husband Vern and put down roots in the community. We lived
in Kindersley until 1999. We moved to Netherhill with our three children Adam,
Kyla and Raymond.
Now that they
have grown and after the last downturn in the oilfield we discussed my going
back to school. I decided to take Travel and Tourism at SAIT. Travel has been a
passion of mine for a few years now. I have three bucket lists on the go and am
slowly checking things off. I enjoy planning vacations and speaking with
people.
I am enjoying
school. I am in the process of getting my certification for the reservation
system that is used in most agencies. I started swimming at college as they have
a very nice pool. It is my favourite exercise. I am looking forward to the pool
being open in Kindersley.
Now that I
have returned from my study tour of Europe and all the fantastic sights and
food I am looking forward to spending time with family which includes 4 very
wonderful grand children. I am looking forward to working at the Tourist Centre
for the summer. It will give me more of an insight into what tourism means for
a community and to put into practice what I have learned this past year.
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