Many thanks to this year’s Junior Volunteers Grace Blunier, Mady Hummel, Charlie Bertschi, Jonah Sauder, and Reese Magnuson (not pictured) who were given an appreciation lunch before heading back to school.
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The annual Homecoming Day benefit starts tomorrow! The Fish Fry Dinner is at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 25, continuing until the fish runs out or 7 p.m. The $12 carryout-only meal includes fried fish with tartar sauce, green beans, coleslaw, and a homemade cookie. Meals can be picked up on the back side of the nursing home on Davison Street.
The annual Homecoming Day benefit for the Roanoke nursing home features the popular carryout-only Fish Fry on Friday, Aug. 25, available on the backside of the nursing home as well as a live auction on Saturday, Aug. 26, at the Roanoke Park. This is one of over 225 items that will be available at the live auction with online viewing of all auction items available at: www.32auctions.com/2023benefit
Residents at the Roanoke nursing home had a lot of fun at the Piñata Party during the activity department’s Cruise Week to Mexico. Other festive, themed activities that week included making Crescent Churros, special entertainment, Mexican Crafts, a Mocktail Party, Trivia about Mexico and a documentary, and much more.
The annual Homecoming Day benefit for the Roanoke nursing home features the popular carryout-only Fish Fry on Friday, Aug. 25, available on the backside of the nursing home as well as a live auction on Saturday, Aug. 26, at the Roanoke Park. This is one of over 225 items that will be available at the live auction with online viewing of all auction items available at: www.32auctions.com/2023benefit
The Kramers, a professional Southern gospel group with local roots, drew a very large crowd of residents from the Roanoke and Eureka nursing homes along with guests from the communities when performing an outdoor gospel concert in Eureka. In addition, Uncle Bob’s Ice Cream, a favorite of the Kramer Family, served up their outstanding frozen treat to savor while listening to the show.
The Kramers, a professional Southern gospel group with local roots, drew a very large crowd of residents from the Roanoke and Eureka nursing homes along with guests from the communities when performing an outdoor gospel concert in Eureka. In addition, Uncle Bob’s Ice Cream, a favorite of the Kramer Family, served up their outstanding frozen treat to savor while listening to the show.
The annual Homecoming Day benefit for the Roanoke nursing home features the popular carryout-only Fish Fry on Friday, Aug. 25, available on the backside of the nursing home as well as a live auction on Saturday, Aug. 26, at the Roanoke Park. This is one of over 225 items that will be available at the live auction with online viewing of all auction items available at: www.32auctions.com/2023benefit
Residents at the Roanoke nursing home had a lot of fun at the Piñata Party during the activity department’s Cruise Week to Mexico. Other festive, themed activities that week included making Crescent Churros, special entertainment, Mexican Crafts, a Mocktail Party, Trivia about Mexico and a documentary, and much more.
Many thanks to this year’s Junior Volunteers Grace Blunier, Mady Hummel, Charlie Bertschi, Jonah Sauder, and Reese Magnuson (not pictured) who were given an appreciation lunch before heading back to school.
