Well done Sophie

Sophie always attracts good comments, yet she has her own style too.
Lovely to see her helping.

Seem to have lost 'car' out of carpark ?park

Well it is all a bit of a merry go round Cherrytree, or should that be rollercoaster?

Good on her. Quietly getting on. She came to support an event DH was involved with and was impressed by her interest and concern that she wouldn't distract from the event. She charmed and encouraged a lot of young people.

Sophie could teach some others what it means to marry into the family.

She has done a lot of work for children with disabilities over the years that rarely gets publicity.

Ditto about the volunteers, OP - it was a cold, wet, miserable day when I had my first jab but the outdoor volunteers directing us around the maze of a big university building were so cheerful and helpful. I suspect that at least some of them were students.

She is, indeed, a credit to the monarchy. She's gone about her business with dignity.

She and her husband visited a centre for people with disabilities where a classmate from my french lessons worked; she was cross about having to miss the lesson because she had no time at all for the monarchy. To our surprise she actually arrived late at the french class because she wanted to tell us all about the wonderful time she had had, how interested the Wessexes were in everything, how well briefed they were, how they met and talked to everyone, asked sensible relevant questions, and how everyone, including her, was charmed by them.
They both do a great deal of boring unremarkable work that goes unnoticed, except by the people involved.

They both do a great deal
of boring unremarkable work that goes unnoticed, except by those involved
That's the true meaning of duty or service. No fuss. Just do what is required.

So true Namsnanny

And quite hard to find examples of, sodapop!

Thank you eazybee for that example.