Opportunities for Seniors

Some of our members spend a good number of hours at the Robert and Pearl Seymour Center. There are activities galore, pool and table tennis tables, hot lunches, friendly people, and a chance to meet new people.

Some of our members spend a good number of hours at the Robert & Pearl Seymour Center on Homestead Road  There are activities galore, pool and table tennis tables, hot lunches, friendly people, and a chance to meet new people.

Seymour CenterAlso available are classes.  There are classes on speaking Spanish, hobbies, and more.  Bill Jackson was visiting their website recently and came across the Seymour Technology Center.  It is a center for learning more about computers and the internet.  It doesn’t matter if you are interested in an Apple or a Windows product, there are classes for both.  Want to know how to work with digital photographs?  There are classes on Picasa.

The technology center also has classes on cellphones, Ancestry.com, and more.  Learn more

Why not join Joe, Peter, Bill and other knights at the Seymour Center?  Make some new friends and potential knights.

Joe Acciarito to be Honored

From the Chapel Hill Seymour Center comes: A Veteran’s Affair: Wall of Honor New Recipients and Reception. If you have not seen the center’s Wall of Honor designated to honor veteran participants of the Seymour Center and Central Orange Senior Center, stop by and check it out!

Joe Acciarito

Joe Acciarito

From the Chapel Hill Seymour Center comes: A Veteran’s Affair: Wall of Honor New Recipients and Reception

If you have not seen the center’s Wall of Honor designated to honor veteran participants of the Seymour Center and Central Orange Senior Center, stop by and check it out!

Sir Knight Joe Acciarito will be honored in June as the Wall of Honor is renewed with eight veterans from the Chapel Hill Community. Other June honorees are: Nicholas Terrell, Clyde D. Perry, Jeppie Foushee, Lewis Atwater, John Dossett, Walter Mack and Joan Shevlin.

The ceremony will be on June 30th at 10:30 a.m. at the Chapel Hill Seymour Center.  There will be a small reception and a time for personal reflections.

Peter O'Grady

Peter O’Grady

The wall is not only a way expressing community gratitude to those who served our Country, it enables other participants and visitors who frequent the Center to appreciate and learn more about their peers. Current honorees on the wall are Russell Blackwell, Thomas Hackney, Wayne Hung, Richard Tofte, Johnnie Johnson, Charles Alston, Roy Henry Gore, and Sir Knight Peter O’Grady.

For more information, contact: Cydnee Sims at the Seymour Center.