Georgia Blackwood, 3, waits her turn to meet with Santa at the Breakfast with Santa event. The gathering, sponsored by the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department, was Dec. 8 at the Community Building, 115 W. 11th St.
From left, Shelley Souders, Pam Humphrey, Diana Huseby and Sally Helm attend the reunion for former employees of Maupintour on Sept. 16 at Holcom Park.
Barbara Watkins, left, and Sandra Shaw applaud during a presentation in honor of the new edition of Henry Remple's book "From Bolshevik Russia to America: A Mennonite Family Story." The gathering was Dec. 9 at the Lawrence Holidome. Remple is a retired Lawrence psychologist.
Celebrating their sweet 60th birthdays - not 16th, as the cake indicates - this year were, from left, Ilene Shoemaker, Alice Roberts, Terry Rood and Betty Craig. They were honored during the reunion for former employees of Maupintour on Sept. 16 at Holcom Park.
In front from left, Leon Gantenbien, Jim Tramba and Victoria Bearss were among the visitors at the Maupintour Reunion, conducted Sept. 16 at Holcom Park. Dave Smith is in back.
From left, Angel Lang, 7, Kasey Dunn, 5, her sisters Ashley, 10, and Morgan, 7, and Cameron Buzhardt, 5, make Christmas ornaments at the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department's Breakfast with Santa. The event was Dec. 8 at the Community Building, 115 W. 11th St.
Darlene Koger snaps a photo of her sons Elliot, 3, and Mason, 7, as they pose with Santa Claus at the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department's Breakfast with Santa. The event was Dec. 8 at the Community Building, 115 W. 11th St.
Bayliss Harsh, Lawrence, photographs a presenter during a gathering celebrating the new edition of Henry Remple's book chronicling his escape from Bolshevik Russia. The DVD "Henry D. Remple: Finding Hope in Troubled Times" also was shown at the event, which was Dec. 9 at the Lawrence Holidome.
From left, Gerry Hammond, Sandie Tramba and Jim Tramba pause for a photo at the Maupintour Reunion, which was Sept. 16 at Holcom Park.
Among the visitors at the reunion for former employees of Maupintour were, from left, Myrna Ikenberry, Mike and Netta George, and Dale Vestal. The gathering was Sept. 16 at Holcom Park.
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