A day full of love at Queensburgh Cheshire Home

Members of the Queensburgh Cheshire Home were offered treats on this special day.

David Groenewald manned the Valentine’s and Snack Hamper table, ready to spread love to all around him.

LOVE was in the air at Queensburgh Cheshire Home this past Valentine’s Day as the community came together to show their support for the residents. The home hosted a special event on February 14. From balloons and sweet treats to trinkets of all kinds, the love and generosity shown by the community truly made this Valentine’s Day one to remember. With the spirit of love and giving in the air, the residents of Cheshire Home were reminded that they are cherished and valued members of their community.

Ruth Subramani and Jaya Lesli’s tea garden was proof that there is no love more sincere than the love of food.

Siva Pillay, Barbara Yates, Sally Gutridge and Dee Badenhorst proved that you can always gain by giving love at Queensburgh Cheshire Home’s Valentine’s Day event.

Queensburgh Cheshire Home manager Brian Rosenrode and his daughter, Elizabeth, were all smiles next to the home’s admin clerk Renelle Canham on Valentine’s Day.

(Back) Peter Wilson, Frans Marais and Jenny Stevens with Wendy Wilson (front) were dressed to impress in their red ensembles at Queensburgh Cheshire Home.

Mother and daughter Jayshree and Aliya Reddy were spotted enjoying some of the lovely treats that were available at the Valentine’s Day event.

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