As 2025 comes to a close, many of us reflect on what we’ve accomplished and what has brought us joy.
One of the best years to date.
“I’ve been filling in for coworkers when they’ve been busy, and they appreciate the extra hands. Sometimes, bosses directly ask me for help, so I’m proud to be someone they can trust.”
At home, Angie has been a leader in doing housework.
She’s quick to clean after she eats and to take out the garbage before trash day. Her favorite meal she’s cooked this year has been the classic grilled cheese with tomato soup.
Sundays have been Angie’s favorite day of the week this year.
She spends each week with friends at Saint John Neumann Catholic Church for Mass. Angie especially looks forward to the Adaptive Religious Education (ARE) program, led by her friends George Dellagiarino and Chris Brasco. ARE meets every two weeks to teach Gospel lessons and discuss their meanings with participants who have disabilities. Angie jokes she also loves the coffee at ARE sessions.
“Lately, we’ve talked about the feeding miracle, where Jesus fed lots of people with bread and fish.I’ve known George and Chris for quite a while. They’re nice and funny, and they make me proud to be Catholic.”
Following 2025 as one of the best years to date:
Looking forward to 2026, Angie is excited to go out more and spend more time with her friends. She loves mingling with friends during pancake breakfasts at church and in their community, and she’s proud of being more social and active.
