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Howard Rambin's Big Night

Photo credit: 2014 Woodallen-Houston

Moody Rambin founder Howard Rambin was recognized by Mayor Parker last week for creating Keep Houston Beautiful, which works with hundreds of thousands of volunteers to recycle, plant trees, increase Houston’s water use efficiency and clean up neighborhoods. Pictured, The Scotts Miracle-Gro Co regional president Jim Tates with Howard and the Mayor. Dubbed the Litter Day Saint in the ‘60s, Howard piloted programs that resulted in cleaner and safer construction sites. And don't forget to send Howard a note next week--in 2003, Mayor Lee Brown proclaimed Nov. 13 Howard Rambin Day for his volunteer leadership with Keep Houston Beautiful. (We presume Google Calendar automatically includes it.)

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