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Thu, Oct 08

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Johnston Lions Club

Straight Talk about Going from “We” to “Me”

Losing a lifelong partner who shared in a lifetime of joys and sorrows with you as well as finances, home maintenance, cooking or arranging social activities can leave a giant void. Inevitably, most of us must one day face the reality of going from “We” to “Me”.

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Straight Talk about Going from “We” to “Me”
Straight Talk about Going from “We” to “Me”

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Oct 08, 2020, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Johnston Lions Club, 6401 Merle Hay Rd, Johnston, IA 50131, USA

About the Event

Losing a lifelong partner who shared in a lifetime of joys and sorrows with you as well as finances, home maintenance, cooking or arranging social activities can leave a giant void.  Inevitably, most of us must one day face the reality of going from “We” to “Me”.  This month we will look at what “We” can do to be better prepared and the resources and help available to those who will become “Me.” 

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