Marion Police treat seniors to dinner
Dec 5, 2016
Shirley Reynolds wore her festive best at the holiday dinner. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
The Marion Police Brotherhood hosted a roomful of senior citizens on Saturday afternoon for a meal and holiday cheer.
“This is a good thing we do every year and the residents love it,” said Officer Alisha Crosby.
In addition to a catered meal, the event featured music, a poinsettia giveaway and Christmas cards with scratch tickets.
“It's just good for the community. It gets all the senior citizens together,” said local resident Antoinette Pina.
Shirley Reynolds echoed the sentiment.
“This is what it's all about – Christmas!”
Shirley Reynolds wore her festive best at the holiday dinner. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Cathy and George Mandeville enjoy the afternoon. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Officer Sean Day delivers poinsettias. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Bob Sanderson and Truman Terrell play jazz. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Seniors each took home an ornament. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
All smiles after dinner from On the Go. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
A guest opens a Christmas card from the Marion Police Brotherhood. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Officer Alisha Crosby brings poinsettias to seniors. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
