Sackin-Stone Team
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Fall Family Photo Event Recap 2022 – A Success

fall family photo event 2022 was a success

Introduction

This year’s Fall Family Photo Event was a huge success. We had a blast being able to hang out with friends and new ones, who also shared the joy of spending time together at an awesome location for photos. It was also great to see all of our regular faces again! I thought that sharing this photo would be fun because it captures the essence of what makes our events so special – getting together with people we love and spending time laughing, playing games, and enjoying each other’s company.

A Huge Thank you to all the people who made the day so special

The Fall Family Photo event is a day we look forward to all year long. It’s one of the only times of the year when we get to see so many of our family and friends, who we don’t usually get to see in person. It wouldn’t be possible without all the volunteers who give their time to help make this day possible. A huge thank you goes out to every team member who helped make this event run so smoothly!

Amazing Photographers

Thank you Photographers: Margaret and Eric – You are both incredibly talented at what you do. We love that you are able to make everyone from toddlers to seniors feel comfortable and captured in their best light. You did a masterful job once again. Thank you for spending your day with us and being so flexible this year in adapting to Covid restrictions. We love getting to see you every year.

Conclusion

And now we are anxiously awaiting all the photos from the event. We can’t wait to share them with you and see them on your Holiday cards this year!

Don’t Forget! Holiday Pop-up on December 8

Remember to save the date Thursday, December 8th for one more chance to get together in person this year at our Holiday pop-up cocktail party.

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