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It’s a wrap

by | Dec 15, 2016 | Education

Lions Club members Virginia Gathright, Jona Boitmann and Phil Anthony wrap presents for the Angel tree program. The Lions Club meeting this month was held in Santa’s Workshop, a.k.a. the PISD board room. Members wrapped gifts for the Angel Tree program, which helped 570 children and 192 families have a merrier Christmas this year.

 

Lions Club members Virginia Gathright, Jona Boitmann and Phil Anthony wrap presents for the Angel Tree program. The Lions Club meeting this month was held in Santa’s Workshop, a.k.a. the PISD board room. Members wrapped gifts for the Angel Tree program, which helped 570 children and 192 families have a merrier Christmas this year. For additional photos see the Dec. 15 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for the e-Edition.

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