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Beverwijk honors Father Wim van der Geest with street name

Beverwijk honors Father Wim van der Geest with street name

Mayor Martijn Smit officially unveiled the street name "Wim van der Geesthof" on April 21 to honor Father Wim van der Geest. The tribute recognizes his significant contributions to assisting people in hiding during World War II.

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