Community Service
Although RaDene made the personal decision to stay at home with her children, it did not take away her drive to serve her community. Since moving to Provo with her family in 1996, Hatfield has worked with many organizations making her community a better place to live. In the past, Hatfield has worked as a member and as the President of the Timpview High School Band Parent Council, which under her direction raised $250,000 to replace 16-year-old marching band uniforms. Most recently, Hatfield serves as the Provo Council PTA President, on the board of the directors for the Provo Education Foundation and Influence International Inc., as a member of Corporate Alliance of Utah, and on the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival Committee.
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