Marion Senior Center correspondent
During spring break, grandchildren came to eat with the seniors.
Hilltop Manor residents were lunch guests March 18 at the center.
A former Marion resident and longtime elementary school teacher sent a card and photo from Cordell, Okla., where she now lives.
Jerry Harp brought treats to celebrate his late father’s birthday.
Seniors had a reading, “Cold is a Relative Thing,” comparing tough Kansans in winter to those in other states.
Merle Ecklund played his accordion March 24 for seniors. Deb Harrington came along to sing along with her karaoke machine. Ecklund had been asked by a mystery person to play a waltz for Pearl Helmer.
Jerry Kline is bringing his John Deere collection to display April 7 at the center.