Lüneburg Honors Two Volunteers for Decades of Cultural and Social Impact
Two long-standing volunteers from the Lüneburg district have received official recognition for their decades of dedication. Hartmut Imort and Kerstin Löding-Blöhs were honoured with entries in the district’s Book of Honor and awarded the Golden Honorary Pin. Their work has left a lasting impact on local culture and social support networks.
Hartmut Imort has led the MTV Amelinghausen Wind Orchestra since 1999. Under his direction, the group has grown into a key cultural presence in the region. He introduced projects like the youth orchestra Heidewölfe and expanded the ensemble’s performances to regular concerts and folk festivals across Lüneburg.
The Golden Honorary Pin and Book of Honor entries mark a milestone for Imort and Löding-Blöhs. Their work—one in cultural leadership, the other in social welfare—has shaped the Lüneburg district for over two decades. The awards acknowledge the tangible difference their initiatives have made in the community.
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