Fayette Co. Retired Teachers learn about YMCA

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The Fayette County Retired Teachers Association’s first luncheon meeting of the year was a rollicking success: first, the usual delicious meal prepared by the women of Grace United Methodist Church, then a lively, informative talk by the YMCA’s director, Doug Saunders. Not only will the local YMCA hold a “burning of the mortgage” ceremony next week to close out the original $3 million-dollar debt, but on Feb. 22 there will be numerous free events during an Expansion Open House. The latter will showcase the new 13,000 square-foot addition to the original 37,000 square-foot facility. Saunders impressed his audience with the wide selection of activities available here in Fayette County. FCRTA President Norma Kirby (far left) is shown admiring the “Y-M-C-A” letters being represented by Saunders, Carolyn DeWeese, Jean Ann Davis and Bob Mowry.

The Fayette County Retired Teachers Association’s first luncheon meeting of the year was a rollicking success: first, the usual delicious meal prepared by the women of Grace United Methodist Church, then a lively, informative talk by the YMCA’s director, Doug Saunders. Not only will the local YMCA hold a “burning of the mortgage” ceremony next week to close out the original $3 million-dollar debt, but on Feb. 22 there will be numerous free events during an Expansion Open House. The latter will showcase the new 13,000 square-foot addition to the original 37,000 square-foot facility. Saunders impressed his audience with the wide selection of activities available here in Fayette County. FCRTA President Norma Kirby (far left) is shown admiring the “Y-M-C-A” letters being represented by Saunders, Carolyn DeWeese, Jean Ann Davis and Bob Mowry.
https://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2020/02/web1_20200206_114631.jpgThe Fayette County Retired Teachers Association’s first luncheon meeting of the year was a rollicking success: first, the usual delicious meal prepared by the women of Grace United Methodist Church, then a lively, informative talk by the YMCA’s director, Doug Saunders. Not only will the local YMCA hold a “burning of the mortgage” ceremony next week to close out the original $3 million-dollar debt, but on Feb. 22 there will be numerous free events during an Expansion Open House. The latter will showcase the new 13,000 square-foot addition to the original 37,000 square-foot facility. Saunders impressed his audience with the wide selection of activities available here in Fayette County. FCRTA President Norma Kirby (far left) is shown admiring the “Y-M-C-A” letters being represented by Saunders, Carolyn DeWeese, Jean Ann Davis and Bob Mowry. Photo courtesy of Alice Craig

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