The Daniel and Michelle Larkin Family in the News
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| During spring break, 46 teens and adult chaperones of the Junior/Senior High Youth Group of the Presbyterian-New England Congregational Church in Saratoga Springs traveled to Washington, D.C., where they helped residents in the capital's depressed northeast neighborhoods fix up their homes. Work included putting in new ceilings, doors, windows, floors -- whatever was needed. The teens partnered for this project with Christmas in April, a national organization that specializes in the rehabilitation of homes in poor areas of major cities. |
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Adult chaperones on the trip were Charles Bearce, Marilyn Dockum, the Rev. Jay F. Ekman, Gene Gardner, the Rev. Tony Green, Dan Larkin, Shelly Larkin, Gordon Litke, Deb Madden, Grover Rose, Chuck StevwArt, M . George Van Deusen and Dave Wood. |
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Erica Larkin Erica Larkin (in white hard hat) and Jen Madden scrub the kitchen stove.
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The whole crew from the Presbyterian -New England Congregational Church mug in front of a dumpster they filled with debris from the homes they cleaned and fixed during their week-long work camp in Washington, D. C. in April. Allerdice Building Supply in Saratoga Springs donated hard hats for the project. |
| [NOTE: On left is Erica (white hard hat and white sweatshirt), Michelle and Dan] |
| In addition to those pictured, other teens traveling with the church group to Washington, D.C., to help were April Beckley, Eve and Sam Chabot, Chris Clark, Mary Paige Cleary, Jeff Dockum, Dan Ferrara, Alyssa Goodman, Casey, Ian and Ryan Hamilton, Nichole Joor, Shane Larkin, Michael Meehan, Andrew Meunier, Steven Murphy, Beth Newton, Ana O'Neil, David Reynolds, Heather and Zachary Rose, Devin Rourke, Daniel Tomb, Carl Trypaluk, Michael Ward-Green, Jenna Weakland and Ryan Wood. |
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