Sangju City and Sangju Scholarship Foundation Select Seo Okja of Gongseong-myeon for 'Hyo-bu Award'

Seo Ok-ja, who received the Filial Daughter Award from the Sangju Scholarship and Culture Foundation, is taking a commemorative photo with an official from the Goseong-myeon Office.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Dongwook Park] Sangju City announced on the 17th that on the 16th, it presented a certificate of commendation to Seo Ok-ja, a resident of Gongsung-myeon, who was selected as the recipient of the 'Filial Daughter-in-law Award' by the Sangju Scholarship and Culture Foundation, at the Gongsung-myeon Administrative Welfare Center.

On the same day, Lee Young-hee, vice president of the Sangju Senior Citizens Association Gongsung-myeon branch (also serving as the president of the Pyeongcheon 1-ri Senior Citizens Association), was awarded a plaque of appreciation in recognition of her contributions to community development and the promotion of senior welfare.

Seo Ok-ja, who received the 'Filial Daughter-in-law Award' from the Sangju Scholarship and Culture Foundation, lost her husband 10 years ago and has been practicing filial piety by devotedly caring for her elderly mother-in-law alone.

Kang Joo-hwan, head of Gongsung-myeon, said, "I sincerely congratulate Vice President Lee Young-hee, who took the lead in creating a better living environment for the elderly in the area, and Seo Ok-ja, who devoted herself to her family," adding, "We will strive to make Gongsung-myeon a community full of harmony and communication among local residents."

Lee Young-hee, Vice President of the Goseong-myeon Branch of the Sangju Senior Citizens Association, receiving a plaque of appreciation and posing for a commemorative photo on the 16th.

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