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Photos from the Economic Outlook Class

Joan’s mystery trips never cease to startle participants.  On this trip to Sayersbrook Bison Ranch guests dined on bison, walked through a “lucky door,” reveled in 2500 pristine acres of lakes and meadows and looked bison right in the face.  Did you know that bison has more protein and less fat than other red meat?  And bison don’t smell!  There’s always something new to learn at Thomas Dunn Memorials.

Erna knows enough about culinary skills to teach a class herself, but she believes as we do, that there’s always more to learn.

Sisters toast their success at “Pizza Making for the Home.”

Eager participants try their luck at incorporating what they learned at Ms. McHugh’s “Digital Camera” class sponsored by the Friends of Thomas Dunn Memorials.

Deb Weber wows participants with the possibilities and varieties of healthy cooking in "Pizza Making for the Home." Lucky participants went home with recipes, pizza dough, and utensils after an enlightening class.

Dr. John L. Oldani signs a copy of his latest book, “Passing It On” for an eager student in his class.

Birthday girls reminisce and celebrate their Birthdays with Tim O’Neil listening to fascinating stories from his recently published book, “Mobs, Mayhem and Murder.

Author Tim O'Neil receives kudos from his fifth grade teacher,
Catherine McNeive, at "Mobs, Mayhem and Murder" at Thomas Dunn
Memorials.

Mary Kay Murdaugh, MBA, demonstrates the boundless power of the web at
"Internet Marketing" at Thomas Dunn Memorials.

Dr. John L. Oldani regales students with folklore tales from near and far.  Many tales were contributed by Thomas Dunn students through the years, and Dr. Oldani kindly remembered Thomas Dunn Memorials in his dedication of the book.