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Show care and support for Maine elders who served us | Letter
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Centralmaine.com
We often say we value our elders, but do our actions show it?
Too often, when seniors can no longer participate fully — in church, community groups or social circles — they become invisible.
She sang in the choir, served on boards and became known for sending daily cards — celebrating, encouraging and comforting others.
Across our towns, countless seniors feel the sting of being ignored, as though their value ended when their usefulness did.
Yet our elders carry wisdom, perspective and love that cannot be replaced.