Knickerbocker Senior Center Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon Celebrates on New Dishes

The Knickerbocker Senior Center volunteers were recently treated to a lasagna luncheon in appreciation for all of their hard work over the last year.

Volunteers give their time and energy to such projects as Knitting for Cancer, serving lunches in the building, helping St. Raphael students with their service hours and all the holiday decorating that goes on in the building, to name just a few things. They were one of the first groups to be served a meal on the new dishes.

Activities director, Nancy Plain, applied and received grant money from the Bay Village Foundation for a set of commercial dishes.

“With all the renovation going on, we want our kitchen to have a fresh new face as well.”

The dishes will be used for the Thanksgiving dinner provided for the residents of the Knickerbocker Senior Apartments by Bay United Methodist Church in November and many functions to come.