Legatees enjoyed their lunch catered by Kyabram P-12 College Year 9 and 10 cooking students.
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Students at Kyabram P-12 College created an afternoon filled with smiles, laughter and meaningful connections for Kyabram Legacy at a recent luncheon.
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Catered and served by Year 9 and 10 cooking students, the event connected school staff and student Lone Pine ambassadors with Legatees over a hot lunch.
Kyabram P-12 College cooking students Madison Saunders, Aubrey Thistlethwaite, Lorraine Mae Lorenzo and Jas Horton catered the luncheon.
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Kyabram P-12 College community connections co-ordinator Janine Kreymborg said the event, now in its second year, helped students to better understand what Legacy stood for.
“We want them to understand that … the ladies here, their husbands fought in the war,” she said.
“So, what they sacrificed for our kids, to have what they’ve got now, you know, they can come to a safe school, they can … ride their bikes, go to the skate park and just understand what they gave up for us.”
New Kyabram Legatee Ray Symington and recently inducted Legacy member Shane Walley.
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On the Legatees' arrival, the college’s student Lone Pine ambassadors Eliza Snell and Nate Damon greeted the guests and escorted the group through to the luncheon.
Students then served soup, quiches and sausage rolls to the 40 attendees, which included Kyabram P-12 College chaplain Liz Spicer, whose chaplaincy financially supported the luncheon.
Kyabram P-12 College community connections co-ordinator Janine Kreymborg, Kyabram P-12 College Lone Pine ambassadors Eliza Snell and Nate Damon and Kyabram P-12 chaplain Liz Spicer.
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The college will hold a second Legacy luncheon later this year.
Bertie McMillan, Audrey Radcliffe, Liz Spicer, Marylyn Webster, Max Webster and Sheila Avery enjoyed the afternoon.
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Kyabram Legacy members enjoyed connecting with each other and students at the lunch.
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Graeme James and Daryl Reid enjoyed their soup, served up by the college’s cooking students.
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Rowena Morris, Kaitlyn Souter, Kyabram P-12 College principal Marina Walsh, Neville Barker, Legacy chairperson John Lilford, Ross Coombs and Eliza Snell.
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Kyabram P-12 College students prepared and served meals to 40 people at the Legacy luncheon.
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Liz Spicer thanked Legacy luncheon organiser Janine Kreymborg with a gift.
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