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“Weel Done!”
Photo Story by Dick Baznik
There was a full house in the Fox & Fell Dining Room on Friday, January 27, to celebrate the birth of poet Robert Burns some 253 years – and two days – earlier in Alloway, Scotland. The evening included a full plate of poetry, music, drink, food, culture, and attire honoring the “national bard of Scotland.” As in prior years, residents Ben and Pam Lenz provided leadership for the event.
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Piper Glen Wright leads residents and guests on a march from the Heiser Lounge toward the Stephens Care Center. |
Children from Kendal Early Childhood gather to watch Glen Wright play the bagpipes. |
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Resident Bob McClusky delivers remarks over the haggis, a Scottish delicacy, as Milt Ellis and Jay Ingersoll (left) and chef Scott Stonestreet (right) stand by.
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Joyce Parker serves as mistress of ceremonies for the after–dinner program in the Fox & Fell. The program featured remarks and recitations by several residents, including …
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Fern and Jay Ingersoll …
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Lois McCorkle …
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Demmie Carrell …
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Don Parker …
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Ray LeGrand …
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and Vi Blount, shown here with her son Richard, who also spoke.
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Following the dinner, residents and guests gathered around the piano in Heiser Lounge to sing along with Helen Taylor.