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Graduation Day at Valley View Villa

SaltWire Network | Posted: June 25, 2019, 2:55 p.m. | Updated: June 25, 2019, 2:55 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Residents, family members and staff at Valley View Villa celebrated as 13 residents graduated on June 20. The residents attended weekly classes from September through May, learning about geography, sciences, English and history. Shown in front, left, are: Marg Conrad, Laura Fraser, Coleen O’Brien and Joan Borden, while in back are: Janet MacLean, Eileen Clark, Frances Chisholm and Betty Morton.
Residents, family members and staff at Valley View Villa celebrated as 13 residents graduated on June 20. The residents attended weekly classes from September through May, learning about geography, sciences, English and history. Shown in front, left, are: Marg Conrad, Laura Fraser, Coleen O’Brien and Joan Borden, while in back are: Janet MacLean, Eileen Clark, Frances Chisholm and Betty Morton. - Kevin Adshade

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In front, left are: Vena Hancock, Gerald Shrum, while in back row are: Doris Caulier, Alan Conklin and Marilyn Crowell. Volunteer Angela Elliott is shown pushing a wheelchair.
In front, left are: Vena Hancock, Gerald Shrum, while in back row are: Doris Caulier, Alan Conklin and Marilyn Crowell. Volunteer Angela Elliott is shown pushing a wheelchair.

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