Bridging generations

Posted 1/2/20

Doing their part On Monday, Dec. 23, volunteers gathered at the Cranston Enrichment Center to deliver 237 Christmas meals to seniors who are homebound or were going to be alone for the holiday. Pictured are Jennifer Dickey and her husband, Jason, who

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Bridging generations

On Monday, Dec. 23, volunteers gathered at the Cranston Enrichment Center to deliver 237 Christmas meals to seniors who are homebound or were going to be alone for the holiday. Pictured are members of the Denneny family of Cranston who answered the call for volunteers. Jean Denneny, in front, is pictured with her son, Kevin Denneny, and his two boys, 14-year-old Patrick and 11-year-old Gavin, along with her two granddaughters, Jillian, 15, and Rachael Moretti, 14.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

MAKING CHRISTMAS BRIGHT: Paul Paliotta delivered 18 bags of meals to Knightsville Manor as part of the Holiday Meals for Seniors program in Cranston.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

DOING THEIR PART: Pictured are Jennifer Dickey and her husband, Jason, who were taking their meal deliveries to Hall Manor.

(Herald photos by Steve Popiel)

Posted Thursday, January 2, 2020 1:07 pm

On Monday, Dec. 23, volunteers gathered at the Cranston Enrichment Center to deliver 237 Christmas meals to seniors who are homebound or were going to be alone for the holiday.