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Legacy Link celebrates 20th anniversary
Program aids seniors with care, support
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Legacy Link employees Dorothy Suchke, right, and Kristin Krantz make their way through the food line Wednesday morning during the agency on aging's 20th anniversary luncheon at their Oakwood offices.
Legacy Link celebrated 20 years of operation Wednesday as employees and volunteers came together for pizza, snow cones and a chance to look back at the success the program has achieved in two decades. Pat Freeman, founder and CEO, walked through the room, giving the microphone to others at times and taking those in attendance on a history tour of the program that offers a variety of services for senior adults. Among the highlights, a total of 625 people have received service through the Community Care Services Program, which helps elderly or impaired people in the organization’s 13-county service region with personal support services such as adult day health, caregiver support, respite care, home delivered meals, emergency response systems and personal care.