St. Michael Catholic School student Ian Benningfield presents a card to a resident of Pacifica Senior Living in Snohomish during a recent visit. (Contributed photo)
Third-, fourth- and fifth-graders from St. Michael Catholic School brought some Christmas cheer to residents of Pacifica Senior Living in Snohomish.
“With carols and hand-painted cards, the students enjoyed visiting with residents and making new friends,” said Niki Yarnot, the school’s volunteer choir director.
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