Friends visit over dinner

Karen Piffko (left), Joan Jackson, and Marg Bitzer enjoy the Christmas dinner celebration at Glen Arbor Dec. 4.

Karen Piffko (left), Joan Jackson, and Marg Bitzer enjoy the Christmas dinner celebration at Glen Arbor Dec. 4.

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