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BOISE, IDAHO, SUND 1 MOR Nil! ., JULY 9, 1967
Portrait of a Distinguished Citizen
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Glenn Lungren
There are few worthwhile projects in the Boise
area which have not had Glenn Lungren working
on them at one time or another. His latest project
was the chairmanship of the Boise July 4th celebra-
tion. Currently sales manager for the First Security
Bank, BankAmericard Division of Idaho, he also is
a member of the Bdi: Independent School District
Board of Trustees. He is fund drive chairman for
the First United Presbyterian Church, a member of
the Ministerial Relations Committee of the Boise
Presbytery, chairman of the Resource Priority
Board, Idaho Survival, Plan, and a director of the
Greater Boise Auditorium District. Lungren served
as president of the Greater Boise Chamber of Com-
merce in 1963 and has served seven years on the
chamber board of directors. He was president of
Music Week producing the first Broadway -type show.
He was president of the Boise Jaycees and re-
ceived the ' Idaho State Jaycee's "Distinguished
Service Award" for 1954, a national Jaycee award
for religious activities in the Boise club and a na-
tional award for "Most Outstanding Project," the
cross on Tablerock. Lungren was president of the
Greater Boise Centennial Celebration in 1963. He
served as president of the Garfield PTA, state chair-
man of the Multiple Sclerosis Fund Drive, Valley
County Chairman of the Red Cross Fund Drive,
second vice president of the McCall Chamber of
Commerce, president of the Foreign Exchange Stu-
dent prdgram, McCall American Legion Commander,
and elder, building chairman and fund drive chair-
man of the Second Presbyterian Church in 1952.
He was named Boise's Man of the Year in 1955.
Lungren and his wife Betty have four children.
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Glenn Lungren
There are few worthwhile projects in the Boise
area which have not had Glenn Lungren working
on them at one time or another. His latest project
was the chairmanship of the Boise July 4th celebra-
tion. Currently sales manager for the First Security
Bank, BankAmericard Division of Idaho, he also is
a member of the Boi» Independent School District
Board of Trustees. He is fund drive chairman for
the First United Presbyterian Church, a member of
the Ministerial Relations Committee of the Boise
Presbytery, chairman of the Resource Priority
Board, Idaho Survival, Plan, and a director of the
Greater Boise Auditorium District. Lungren served
as president of the Greater Boise Chamber of Com-
merce in 1963 and has served seven years on the
chamber board of directors. He was president of
Music Week producing the first Broadway -type show.
He was president of the Boise Jaycees and re-
ceived the Idaho State Jaycee's "Distinguished
Service Award" for 1954, a national Jaycee award
for religious activities in the Boise club and a na-
tional award for "Most Outstanding Project," the
cross on Tablerock. Lungren was president of the
Greater Boise Centennial Celebration in 1963. He
served as president of the Garfield PTA, state chair-
man of the Multiple Sclerosis Fund Drive, Valley
County Chairman of the Red Cross Fund Drive,
second vice president of the McCall Chamber of
Commerce, president of the Foreign Exchange Stu-
dent program, McCall American Legion Commander,
and elder, building chairman and fund drive chair-
man of the Second Presbyterian Church in 1952.
He was named Boise's Man of the Year in 1955.
Lungren and his wife Betty have four children.