This invitation-only Nutfield tricentennial celebration of senior volunteers who make the area a better place for all of us features a wonderful luncheon and special awards ceremony.

The organizing committee — Sheila Bodenrader, TJ Cullinane, Margie Ives, Roger Konstant, and Denise Neale — is pleased to bring together nearly fifty honorees and their families for this afternoon event.

The event begins at 2:00pm with a welcome by host and local historian TJ Cullinane, followed by a luncheon catered by the Pinkerton Academy Culinary Arts team. The Awards Ceremony begins at 2:45, and a brief video presentation on Derry’s Scots-Irish Nutfield heritage follows. A performance by the Pinkerton Players Chorus concludes the afternoon.

Many thanks to the sponsors who help make the Living Treasures Recognition Ceremony possible — the Derry Heritage Commission, First Parish Church, and the Town of Derry — and these supporters: Boy Scouts Troop 405, Karen Blanford-Anderson, Beverly Ferrante, Jay Girard (Toxictavrn Graphic Design), Michelle Guerrin, Mike Gibbons (mugs),  Paul Lindemann, Pinkerton Academy, and Jamie Robinson.

An article on the first Living Treasures Recognition Ceremony in 2005 (click to download PDF).