Morning Pointe residents involved with community garden


Clinton maintenance director Liam McClish joins residents Nancy Alley and Mary Ruth Stansberry
The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Clinton maintenance director Liam McClish joins residents Nancy Alley and Mary Ruth Stansberry in selecting flowers for the memory care community’s garden. “Mary Ruth and Nancy have been especially involved with our garden,” says Lantern program director Sarah Smith. “They absolutely loved going to the Home Depot with Liam, seeing all of the bright flowers, and helping us decide what to get. The Lantern’s garden is going to be very well-tended, thanks to these ladies.”

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