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We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.

We will be walking at McDowell Grove Forest Preserve this morning from 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Meet in the parking lot off of Raymond Rd just north of Ogden Ave. Turn east at the McDowell Rd. stoplight.

We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.

Come for dinner and Bingo or just Bingo on the back patio. We hope to see you there!

We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.

2nd Annual “Adventures with Nicky” Explore Historic Graceland Cemetery
Join us on a field trip through Graceland Cemetery, near Wrigley Field. Nicki will guide us through the grave sites, and we’ll learn about Graceland’s famous occupants.
To all those going to Graceland Cemetery on Wednesday, May 15th.

We‘ll be traveling by train (#1246) into the city.
We‘ll catch the 8:17am train at the Naperville stop.
Let‘s try and gather by 8:10am.
We‘ll get into Union Station at 9:00am.
From there, we‘ll order an Uber to take us to Graceland Cemetery for our 10:00 am tour.

The return trip is up in the air.
The first express train heading back is at 2:30, getting into Naperville at 3:08.
If we miss that one, there‘s an express at 3:00, getting into Naperville at 3:38.

So plenty of time for the tour and lunch. If anyone has any recommendations for a lunch spot, that would be great.
Thanks again to Nicky for leading us around and sharing her knowledge of history with us.

We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.

We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.

Join us for the ultimate Coffee experience at the awesome Endiro Coffee Shop in Aurora. Not only is their coffee fabulous but they have a mission. At Endiro Coffee their vision is to be a company that partners with others to end child vulnerability globally through coffee and its people, related products, profits, services, spaces and stories. In addition to the handcrafted coffee, Endiro has milkshakes, fresh squeezed juices, smoothies and some - oh so delicious, food offerings! Join us for this special treat and after we can go visit the infamous Warehouse 55 a few blocks over!

Connie and Paul look forward to hosting this popular activity.

Please be mindful of these requirements: Food should not be brought in any plastic containers, and no plastic serving utensils. No plastic wrap covering the food.

We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.

We will be working with Refugee Community Connection to collect bikes for adults. If you have a bike that‘s no longer in use but in working condition, please consider donating it to this worthwhile organization. They need bikes with 18" wheels or more. Drop off at Elaine Moloney‘s home.