Mustangs laud Post Falls veterans on May Day
Mason Denison, Carter Marine and Ada Snook deliver May Day flowers they made to Gerald Kirkish on Thursday afternoon. Students from Greensferry Elementary brought arrangements of handmade flowers and cards to residents of the Idaho State Veterans Home in Post Falls.
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Maddison Abdurahmanov presents a handmade bouquet to Harry Dwayne Gallond on Thursday at the Idaho State Veterans Home in Post Falls.
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When Ada Snook presented Ken Siirila with May Day flowers, his face lit up like a light.
Students from Greensferry Elementary School brightened up the Idaho State Veterans Home in Post Falls with flowers and cards designed by the students.
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Ada Snook, Lily Ratcliffe and Madalynn Hochberg divide up bunches of flowers they and their peers made for residents to enjoy on May Day at the Idaho State Veterans Home in Post Falls.
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Tom Young receives a bundle of handmade flowers from Sophia Moreno to celebrate May Day on Thursday at the Idaho State Veterans Home in Post Falls.
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Maddison Abdurahmanov, Harry Dwayne Gallond and Ethan Hart share a hug after Gallond was presented with a bunch of handmade flowers.
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POST FALLS — The polite charm of Greensferry Elementary School students worked its magic Thursday at the Idaho State Veterans Home.
“Thank you for your service,” Ada Snook said as she handed a bundle of flowers to Army veteran Ken Siirila. His smile lit up the room.
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