Photo Gallery

Club Pictures through the Years

2022 Officers of Encore :  Judy B (Sec) Monica J (President) Maryanne E (VP) Linda S (Treasurer)

Our December 2021 Christmas Luncheon was a great party.

Melanie Parker our 2021 President has retired (again).  Thank you for all you have done for our club.

These are the scarfs and hats made by the club and donated to the students 

This is our December 2021 donations for Hospice of the Valley.  Ann, Nona, Melanie,  Angela, Rosie, Gen, and Julie all made the dementia blankets, fingerless gloves, chemo hats, slippers, and lap blankets.

Nona created this incredible piece and she calls it her “Heirloom Blanket”.  All the yarn used was from her Mother’s “stash”.  She used all her scraps and left over yarn to create this.

 

Dementia Blankets presented to Diane Walton for Hospice of the Valley.  These were made by Encore members Peggy Fagyal, , Christy Grimstad and Cheryl Zimmerman

Our Encore members Arlene Claytor,Cheryl Zimmerman,Renee Edinger, and Lucille Hager make fabulous caps to donate for cancer patients and for anyone who may need one and there is no cost for these.  We have a supply at the Club. Please see Melanie or Lucille if you have someone who needs one.

 

Our members crochet and knit these beautiful hats and blankets for newborns and are donated to Choice Pregnancy Center

These hats and scarfs are made in Red, White, and Blue for donations to the VA.  Club members generously donated their time and materials to make this possible

Our Club Members recycle greeting cards (Christmas and All Occasion) that have been donated. We take the fronts from used cards and create new cards.  The cards are then delivered by Encore members to the Veteran’s Home to have the Veterans send to family, friends, etc.

 

 

AZ Veteran Home Tour by Stella Perez CTRS (recreation therapist) with Linda Swnson, Lucille Hager, Stella Perez,Ann Marie Fromm, and Bonnie Putze. The items given to the Veteran’s home were all made and donated by Encore members.

This tea bag holder was made by Nancy Pemberton.  It was made from scrap fabric and the saying can be changed to meet the occasion