Passions can help build bonds

  • Community building and family means the world to Lorraine Anderson who is currently residing at the Johnson Assisted Living Center at Sun Dial Manor. Anderson said she believes a community should be there for each other and it’s important to be fair to everyone. “People in a community should be connected and should be there for one another. You have to spread love,” said Anderson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
    Community building and family means the world to Lorraine Anderson who is currently residing at the Johnson Assisted Living Center at Sun Dial Manor. Anderson said she believes a community should be there for each other and it’s important to be fair to everyone. “People in a community should be connected and should be there for one another. You have to spread love,” said Anderson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan
    sports@reporterandfarmer.comLorraine Anderson is a 97-year-old Day County native and was raised on a farm just a few miles outside of Butler. Growing up on a farm meant a lot of time playing outside and spending time with her siblings. Anderson had two brothers and a sister and would spend much of her summer time bonding with them. She explained, during summer break, she and her...

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