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Meals on Wheels holds volunteers awards luncheon

BY STEVEN BILLUPS
December 27, 2013
Receiving certificates for 125 to 150 hours of delivery hours are standing back (l-r) John Gladwell, Art Elkin, Bob Berger and Dick Steward. In front are Adele Gladwell and Rachel Berger. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
WSFS Bank participates in the Meals on Wheels deliveries and has delivered for 150 to 200 hours. Shown are (l-r) Joi Smith, WSFS Bank; Scott Swingle, WSFS Bank; and Larry Magerko. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Recognized and awarded for their 10 years of service were Mary and Ed Keil. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Joanne and Terry Oncay and Bob and Rachel Berger received the 15-year service award. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Carl Loricco once again received the Volunteer of the Year Award. This is the fifth year that Loricco has won the award. He drove 300 hours and is a tireless volunteer for Meals on Wheels. BY STEVEN BILLUPS

Meals on Wheels Lewes-Rehoboth held its annual awards luncheon Dec. 5 at the Atlantic Sands Ballroom. Certificates are awarded for the number of hours served and also for the number of years served. The William B. Holman Volunteer of the Year award is also presented.

For more than 10 years, Charles and Lynn Theologus have prepared 20 to 25 special Christmas meals for Meals on Wheels clients who want to have their family come to their home for the holiday but cannot cook or afford to buy the food for them.

They also provide gifts to all the children under the age of 18 who will be there on Christmas day.  They make homebound clients' Christmas a special one as this enables them to be with their families. Shown are (l-r) Kathy Keuski, director; Lynn and Charles Theologus; and Morgan Whalen, volunteer coordinator.

 

 

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