In 1916, on the last day of June, a man was born who would make a great impact on others throughout his life. A grocery business owner, a truck stop and service station entrepreneur, and the man who ran Georgia Southern University’s first post office was also one of the driving forces behind one of Statesboro’s most successful and well-known civic clubs, the Kiwanis Club of Statesboro. Leland Riggs turned 100 Thursday, and the club honored him with a cake and cupcakes, sparklers, a rendition of “Happy Birthday” and a framed copy of a 2014 Statesboro Herald article that highlighted his service to the organization.