Six people were inducted into the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce Business Hall of Fame during a ceremony Thursday night at the Indiana Country Club.
Photo by Kris Mellinger.
Photos by Jake Slebodnick.
No photo available for Roseann Lubold or Brody’s Department Store.
The 2023 Hall of Fame class consists of Robert Marcus of Marcus and Mack and McGregor Motors, Todd Brice of S&T Bank, Mike Donnelly of the Indiana Gazette, and former Indiana County Commissioner Rodney Ruddock, who was the Chairman’s selection.
Alongside them, Roseann Lubold of Roseann’s Everyday Gourmet and The Brody Family, who founded Brody’s Department Store, were posthumously inducted.
Becky Lubold, Roseann’s daughter, accepted her mother’s award and said she had an impact on her family and the community.
Brice said he was honored to be inducted one year after his grandfather, J.L. “Red” Douds.
Donnelly was thankful for the induction and said the community played a big part in his career.
Ruddock echoed that statement, saying community involvement made the occasion special.
Marcus was also thankful to be part of the Class of 2023.
Chamber President Mark Hilliard said the induction ceremony was a major success.
All six will be a part of the permanent Hall of Fame exhibit in the lobby of the KCAC.
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