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Comments
from the Board
W
e have just completed the
first quarter of 2014, but has
anything really changed? The safety
of senior citizens continues to be a
major concern of our organization.
We cannot over emphasize the
importance of being our brother’s
keeper.
TTARP continues to work for the benefit of its’
members and you can expect to see the fruits of our
efforts in the ensuing months.
The forties!
Seeming to flow smoothly along
Through busy days,
Until they meet the sobering fifties
Appearing out of nowhere.
Fifties.
Times of quiet introspection,
And gratitude.
Moving forward, glancing
backward.
Times of hope,new promises.
And the sixties!
Sharpening of the senses,
Hearts softening,
Early memories slipping into now,
Bringing smiles, new vision.
The seventies!
When did we get here?
Such mystery!
But followme, ponder the beauty!
The best is yet to be.
Music calls, the very air is sweet,
And sixteen seems but yesterday
As life winds on
To new awareness.
The best is yet to be!
Marie Taylor – TTARP Member
Just Yesterday
Francis Raymond
Treasurer
On a sad note we wish to express our
condolences to the family of the late
Mr. A.N.R. Robinson who was our
patron during the period 1997 to 2003.
May his soul rest in peace.
