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HONORING SENIORS

The stories in this issue—such as the one about a volunteer at Meals on Wheels, SP Food Bank, the
group of artists who are also friends and the one Dream Center, or the Boys and Girls Club. Maybe
about Lubbock’s century old music guild—speak to you don’t get out as much anymore, but you write
the value of interacting with people who share our cards to old friends, make phone calls to new ones,
interests. Our extended families, our neighborhoods, and text your grandchildren. Think about your
our workplaces, and our churches are more than just communities and how much they need you. You are
random groups of people. They are gifts, not only to the only one on the planet with your unique gifts.
help us live longer lives, but to ensure that we want You bring something no one else can.
to.
And then think about how much you need your
Your communities are as unique as you are, as communities. Embrace them. Be thankful for them.
Elizabeth Matthews discovered. Your favorite Invest in them. They are your ticket to a long happy
one might meet at the UMC Activities Center, life.
on the pickleball court, or at the coffee shop at
Martketstreet. Perhaps it’s a book club, a Bible study,
road trips with King’s Highway, or fun activities
with the LakeRidge Ladies & Men. Maybe you

THERE ARE

THREE

WAYS TO
JOIN

1 VISIT

www.texastechalumni.org/join
2 CALL

806.742.3641
3 MAIL

Texas Tech Alumni Association
P.O. Box 45001
Lubbock, TX 79409-5001
ttaa@ttu.edu

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