BETTENDORF, IOWA (April 10, 2025) — The City of Bettendorf, in collaboration with Olympic Steel and the American Heart Association, will host a ribbon-cutting to unveil artwork on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, 5PM. The ribbon-cutting will be at Jetty Park on the Mississippi Riverfront near the Isle Casino Hotel.
Olympic Steel, the American Heart Association, and the City of Bettendorf will unveil artwork celebrating 100 years of building stronger, healthier communities designed by heart-attack survivor Dan Parmentier of Olympic Steel, and brought to life by Davenport’s West High School Industrial Technology students. Speakers representing the City of Bettendorf, Olympic Steel, and the American Heart Association will lead us in reflecting on the First Century of saving and improving lives lighting the way to a Second Century of equitable health for all.
Committee and Volunteers:
Cathy Brandt, American Heart Association
Carole Flosi, Olympic Steel Executive Assistant (retired)
Scott Naumann, City of Bettendorf 2nd Ward Alderman and Mayor Pro-Tem and Quad Cities Heart Walk Chair
Jeff Reiter, City of Bettendorf Assistant City Administrator
Dan Parmentier, Olympic Steel Crane Operator
Tracy Delathouwer, Olympic Steel Safety and Training Manager
Andrew Zinn, Davenport West High School Industrial Technology Teacher
Industrial Technology Students, Davenport West High School
Joe Campion, Bettendorf Rotary Club Past President
Kevin Maynard, Quad City Arts Executive Director
