Jessica Carminate, Cathy Javier, Mel Torney, and Lally Piggot (back), Des Wood, Violy Cadman, and Emmie Stenhouse (front), on the platform at the Shepparton before boarding the train to Melbourne.
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Several members of the Goulburn Valley Seniors Association Inc. (GVSAI) embarked on a train journey at 7.09am to Melbourne on Sunday, October 6. Their destination: the opening ceremony of the Victorian Seniors Festival 2024 at Federation Square.
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Despite the chilly and overcast conditions, these seniors from Shepparton, all aged 60 and over, braved the trip, despite the chilly and overcast conditions.
Olivia Bermudez, Malene, Peter Boschetti, John Canty, Cathy, Lydia Gibbons, and Vivian are eager to participated in the activities of the day.
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John Canty leads the U3A Ukulele group and Cynthia serves as the secretary of the Goulburn Valley Seniors Association Inc., with both also being members of the City of Greater Shepparton's Positive Ageing Advocacy Committee (PAAC).
Corazon 'Sol' Gacus, Cynthia, Restituta 'Tingting' Almonia, and Lally at the V/Line Shepparton station after their day out.
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Vivian and Emmie Stenhouse spinning into a world of colourful scarves.
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Members having a blast at the Colour Me Moves scarves event, adding a splash of creativity and joy to the community.
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These ladies are empowered and ready to explore, engage, and evolve.
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Mel and Lally twirling into a world of colour and joy with their vibrant scarves.
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GVSAI members Malene Connelly, Angie Walsgott, Des, Jessica, Rebecca Reid, Lally, Marlie Potts, Cynthia Gorry, Bibiana Sto. Domingo, Mel, Cathy, Violy, Emmie, and Vivian Natale at Federation Square, Melbourne.
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Seniors embracing creativity at the Colour Me Move Scarves Festival.
