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'It's been a good run': Kennemerland Animal Ambulance chair Helma Wienen steps down after 16 years

'It's been a good run': Kennemerland Animal Ambulance chair Helma Wienen steps down after 16 years

Helma Wienen is stepping down as the chairperson of the Kennemerland animal ambulance service after serving for 16 years. The 81-year-old will be succeeded by 55-year-old Jacqueline Makbouli.

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