Jackson Senior Center honors volunteers

A good time was had by all at the annual party for volunteers held at Delmonico's recently. Our volunteers, very important to our center, not only cut costs but create an atmosphere of helping others. Volunteers are welcome to participate and help the center grow with the community.

Our appreciation goes to Regional Eye Center Inc., Dr. Cozean Eye Clinic, Southeast Hospital, Miracle Ear Center, Lutheran Home Health, The Monticello House, Banner Medical Equipment Inc., Comfort Keepers, David Wilson, Modern Woodmen, Jean Warren, Golden Age Entertainment, Prompt Care, Judy Howell Masters, Mary and the K's and Bob Dolle, who kept the party lively.

Meet our volunteers

Faye Amelunke, who lives near Jackson, has helped at the center for two years. Her husband, Otto, passed away in 1985. She continues to feed calves and mend fences. Amelunke has three sons and a daughter, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Amelunke was a 4-H project leader for 23 years and helps the 4-H at the fair. She quilts in her spare time, making gifts for her family. She is a member of the missionary league of her church in Tilsit.

Ginny and Al Zember greet you with a smile and help serve on Thursdays. The couple resides in Jackson; they have three sons, three daughters, 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Al Zember is a World War II veteran who was stationed in the Pacific. He retired from Chrysler Corp. Ginny Zember was employed in restaurant management. She also serves on the center's site council.

They enjoy crafts, gardening and traveling the Northwest annually. They have also enjoyed traveling in Hawaii and Mexico.