Since retiring,Krydynski has been very active volunteering in various community organizations including Thermal Belt Habitat for Humanity where she was on the board of directors for seven years, serving on the family selection committee, personnel committee and the family support committee. She has also been a member of the Steps to Hope board of directors for10 years, was president for two terms, and a volunteer medical nurse practitioner for abused children and women. In addition, she served on the Partnership for Children board for five years.  Also, Krydynski initiated the start-up of the Community Health Connections and served many years.

In her spare time, Krydynski enjoys stained glass, painting, ceramics and making jewelry.

– article submitted by Barbara Clegg