A publication of the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging
June 2014 VOL. 39 • NO. 6
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Special delivery As a way to learn more about the Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging and its programs and services, four representatives from United States Sen. Deb Fischer’s Omaha office met with ENOA staff members recently. Arlis Smidt (center), who coordinates the agency’s Meals on Wheels program, is seen here with (from left): Chase Kratochvil, Dusty Vaughan, Vicki Kramer, and Tiffany Settles. See page 20.
Fashionable Sue McLain, AKA “Yesterday’s Lady,” made a presentation titled, A Century of Fashion recently at the Camelot Friendship Center. McLain was sponsored by Humanities Nebraska. See page 6.
Justice served Dr. Sam Walker is an emeritus professor of criminal justice at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Active in the Civil Rights movement, Walker is also the owner of more than 9,000 Jazz, R & B, and folk music LPs. Leo Adam Biga tells Dr. Walker’s story. See page 10.