The City of Columbia has recently honored the memory of Charles Kenneth “Ken” Wiles by dedicating the playground at Woodland Park in his name. Wiles, a respected figure in the community, was known for his lifelong commitment to learning and his tireless service to the public. His passion for enhancing the lives of children and improving the overall quality of life in Columbia was evident throughout his career.
The dedication ceremony was a heartfelt gathering that brought together community members, family, and city officials, all of whom came to celebrate Wiles’ lasting impact. The playground holds special significance, as Wiles often enjoyed spending time there with his loved ones, creating cherished memories. His dedication to the community is reflected in his active participation in civic activities, educational initiatives, and local government, all aimed at fostering a better Columbia for its residents.
In tribute to Ken Wiles’ enduring legacy, the City of Columbia invites everyone to visit Woodland Park and enjoy the newly named Ken Wiles Playground. This vibrant space is designed to inspire joy and play for children and families alike, ensuring that Wiles’ spirit of community and service will continue to resonate for generations to come.
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