Scott Smid's legacy was one that began in the 1930s with the bound copy of his grandfather's master's thesis in social work.
Smid has witnessed involvement in social work and health care, beginning with his grandfather and continuing through generations. He recalled hanging on his father's pant leg as he watched his father and 30 men complete service work and raise money for children's charities.
"I don't think that good social workers are, sort of, created; they're born to do it," said Smid. "That's how I grew up."
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