Coronado is not just a place for Arlene Inch; it is a deep-rooted connection, a place she calls home. After over 50 years as a Corporate Executive with TransPak, Arlene Inch found her true calling in giving back to the Coronado community. A Return to Roots Arlene Inch's journey back to Coronado was unexpectedly enchanting, driven by her passion for her hometown. Leaving the hustle and bustle of the Bay Area behind, Arlene felt a pull to return to her high school grounds and reconnect with familiar faces. A Heartfelt Homecoming Since her return in 2020, Arlene has been actively involved in various organizations that hold a special place in her heart. From the Coronado Foundation Hospital Board to the Coronado Island Film Festival Board, Arlene's philanthropic endeavors know no bounds. Supporting the Community Arlene's dedication to giving back extends beyond board memberships. She sponsors events like the Fourth of July Parade, reminiscent of her high school days, to support the vibrant community spirit of Coronado. Encouraging Engagement Arlene's message to the community is clear: every act of kindness, big or small, makes a difference. She encourages others to volunteer and support local organizations to strengthen the fabric of Coronado. A Grateful Return For Arlene, giving back to Coronado is not only a way to express gratitude but also a means of honoring the town that shaped her. She credits her upbringing in Coronado for instilling in her the resilience needed to navigate the challenges of the business world. A Legacy of Giving As Arlene continues her philanthropic journey in Coronado, she remains grateful for the support she has received along the way. Her commitment to making a difference reflects the deep-rooted values of community and compassion instilled in her by Coronado. In giving back, Arlene finds not only a sense of fulfillment but also a way to honor the town that has given her so much.