Young Life

 

YOUNG Life Club is a way for young people to get together with adults to find guidance, direction and faith. The Young Life North Shore, which is where the adult "community of caring" starts, recently held a fundraiser dessert evening on Oct 13th at Capilano Golf and Country Club. It was an uplifting evening to be sure. Proof positive that the Young life legacy really makes a difference in the lives of teenagers in our community.


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Jennifer and Robin Delaney, of the famous coffee house, arrived for the beginnng of the speeches.

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What a nice way to be welcomed. Julia Vaughan (left), Julie Ranorth (centre) and Carolyn Campbell greeted guests.

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They're leaders in every way. Clockwise from back left: Tim Harris, Alice and Ephie Risho, Alan and Delma Campbell.

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These parents support their kids all the way. From left: Margaret and Rod McCloy, Doug Conn and Leslie Gallon.

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Committee member Scott McCloy dedicates his time to the cause because "it meets kids where they live," he said.

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Area directors Tim Shumka and Kary Millard said they enjoy "watching kids' lives change."

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Volunteer Geoff Duyker (centre) was happy to have Sara Nathanson (left) and Amy Nathanson along as his guests.

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Chairman Ron Lively and his wife Nancy were only too happy to attend.

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Carol Ward and Erik Haakonsholm got a good seat at one of the front row tables.

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Leader Leah Walker (centre) enjoys helping Young Life members like Sarah Scott (left) and Danielle Conn.

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Patrick Conn (left) and Tommy Wang were caught hanging around the desert table - wink.

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Organizing an event like takes a lot of effort. Just ask Kathy Powroznik and Lorraine Conn.


Because the larger photos take up so much memory, I have not posted them here. If you want a copy of one of these larger photos, please feel free to email me at mailto:cbarr@westvancouver.com

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