Valentine’s Day at Slate Valley Center
[PHOTO: The late Phyllis Reilly’s great-great-grandchildren Kael and Quinn Ballard with Slate Valley Center’s Recreation Director Andrea Kelley and the 88 Valentine’s Day cards all with something special]
Valentine’s Day is not only for lovers but also special for families, their kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids. This is a pure example of that idea. On February 12, great-great-grandchildren Kael and Quinn Ballard, the children of great-granddaughter Amanda Ballard from Granville, and who’s great grandmother was the late Slate Valley Center resident Phyllis Reilly, stopped by Slate Valley Center on State Route 40 in Granville and gave out 88 Valentine’s Day cards for each resident. This was designed to say "we love you all" and that the residents are always being thought of and that all of the residents are special on Valentine’s Day.
As seen both in WCAX-TV and Granville Sentinel Times
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