Photos Of Sharon Horr's Retirement Party Today

[Henry]

Sharon is shown above talking to Marnie (Kneeland) Oakes on the telephone - I think Sharon said she was talking to Marnie on her cell phone.

A very nice group of people turned out to wish Sharon Horr Good Luck in her retirement - I have over 60 photos in an album that you can view as a slide show by clicking on the following link:

http://www.vtgrandpa.com/photos/slideshow.php?set_albumName=sharon_retirement_100821

You can also go directly to the photo gallery by clicking on the following link and click on the thumbnail for the photo to come up - If you click on it a second time, it will give you a large full sized photo:

http://www.vtgrandpa.com/photos/sharon_retirement_100821

[Rev. Elizabeth]

Thanks, Henry, for coming and taking such a great display of photos.  And thanks to all who came and helped Sharon celebrate her retirement.  Best wishes, Sharon, you are a treasure!

[Henry]

Here are a few more of a total of 61 photos I took in my Photo Gallery of this occasion - I will get to identifying the people in the photos soon, as strange as it might seem - 10 years from now it might be difficult to do:


Above is Sharon's photo with her family - Robyn is standing near her Dad and Kelly & Brett are near their mother - Truly a nice family who always makes a point of saying "Hi" when you see them.


Mike Cain brought in a newspaper clipping relating to the library - Mike is a wealth of knowledge on just about everything historical in Fairfax.


The trustees are shown above just after dedicating the reading area, where Sharon spent many hours reading to kids - I am sure Sharon and many others will have many memories of her 34 years at the Library.

[Suzy]

Congratulations Sharon!  Read a book or two for me in your spare time! 

Suzy Kneeland

[mirjo]

Best wishes Sharon-- Looks like you had a nice reception.
We'll miss your smiling face and wealth of knowledge!
Sorry I couldn't make it, I was in Maine for the week.

Just wondering if you're going to end your career the way you began--by reading all the books in the library?? You are retired now and your kids are grown, so it seems you shouldn't have any excuse not to read a few thousand...