Ann Clark was happy that Luke Violette was getting married on Sunday. She sent love to Luke and his bride.
Gary Miller was glad that 800 square feet of deck at the Veterans’ Base Camp had been completed. The effort required 50 pounds of deck screw. Gary’s son-in-law had a gold colored screw, referred to as the ”golden spike.” He expects that Rotarians will go back in 2023 to complete the deck, which is only half completed.
Lisa Barall-Matt was glad to see Linda Pendergast. She was headed to Florida to see her mom and sister. She and husband Todd celebrated their 16th anniversary and went for a lovely drive.
Sue Budde and husband Bill will celebrate their 20th anniversary this week. It was a second marriage for both. Sue was surprised it lasted, since her first marriage only lasted for five years.
Peter Vignati and wife Susanne have been going through a kitchen renovation, which he says can certainly test a marriage. They now have water and a dishwasher and hope the job is complete by Thanksgiving Kitchen renovation; water; dishwasher. Hope it’s done by Thanksgiving.
Rauf Majidian’s wife has been in rehearsals for several weeks for the play Tick, Tick, Boom! Performances are starting, and he hopes to get things back to normal.
Bob Cave had played in a foursome donated by Rollie Sterrett. By his scoring system he had a zero – no lost balls.
Nancy Scheetz said it is hard to run a health care agency. The people involved have to find small ways to be happy.
Luke Violette gave 23 happy dollars to celebrate his upcoming marriage on the 23rd. He has been in the club for three years and is happy to be a part of it.
Salin Low was happy to be at the meeting, since she had had a wreck the day before. A lady on a side street in West Hartford pulled onto Albany Avenue because she thought Salin should be turning right. Salin wasn’t hurt, but her car was headed back to the Sullivan Auto Body Shop. Thank heavens one of their “employees,” Larry Sullivan, was able to pick her up at the crash site. Taking her home was convenient since he lives right down the road. The biggest challenge was finding a rental car. She was getting a car the next day in Torrington. She reminded people to take the garage door remote any time they are separated from their cars.
An unhappy note: Lisa Wright had been admitted to the hospital the night before the meeting. There was no word on her condition. We hope she is on the mend.
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