Special relationship renewed
Residents of Grace Home held an open house recently to help celebrate Community Living Sarnia-Lambton’s special partnership with Grace United Church.

Residents of Grace Home held an open house recently to help celebrate Community Living Sarnia-Lambton’s special partnership with Grace United Church.
The organization leases the Lori Avenue home from the church for $1 a year and covers the utilities and upkeep.From left are, back row, James Bourgeois, Paul Cooper and Earle Kilner; middle row, Catherine Hofstra, Scott Lanyon, Brian Kershaw, Kerryn Holmes, Amanda Nichols, Jessica Matthews and Jessica Vriesinga; front row, David Stebbins, Lynne Scarrow, Erin Vosburg and Mark Zamodits
Bev Walkling Photo
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