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Becoming a pen pal at 92 years young brings Jay out of her coronavirus lockdown

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4 years ago

November 26, 2020

Christmas has come early for Pimpama aged care resident Jay Jones, 92, thanks to two dynamo mums and creative toddlers.

Bree Thompson and Suzanne Guastini organised workshops where local children make hand made Christmas cards to be delivered to residents of a local aged care facility that includes Mrs Jones.

Toddlers creating Christmas cards for Pimpama aged care residents.(ABC Gold Coast: Cathy Border)

She visited one of the workshops where six toddlers were eagerly colouring in and putting multiple Santa stamps on cards.

Out of lockdown in grand style

Mrs Jones made a grand entrance wearing a Santa hat and ferried by a…

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Becoming a pen pal at 92 years young brings Jay out of her coronavirus lockdown

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Out of lockdown in grand style

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