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Employee Talent Show 2002
May 17, 2002

two rows of people holding hands preparing to tactile sign Woman seated in wheel chair, another woman on floor in front with smile and hand on woman in chair. Both are looking above camera to stage.
There was a full house for the Employee Talent Show including (photo at left) a full row of tactile ASL signers and their resident guests. The evening was dedicated to long-time activities director Melissa Seely (seated in chair at right) as current activities director Deb Brockman puts a comforting hand on Melissa.

Man on stage with Viola.
Keith performs solo on the viola.

Man holding a fish while sitting in a wheel chair, he has a big smile on his face. Other woman standing next to him is guiding the chair. Tow women on stage, one signing in ASL, the other with a microphone.
One resident went fishing for minnows and caught a steelhead (left). Later Lisa sings "Angels in Waiting" while Linda Ford interprets.

Two woman with similar shirts look at each and sing a song on stage. A third woman in the background is signing in ASL.
Cheryl and Judy perform "Grandpa" and "Mama He's Crazy" while Barbara Fox interprets in the background.

Woman on stage dancing. Man and woman seated, woman is giving the friendship signal.
Interpreter Linda Ford performs and signs "New York, New York" to the Old Blue Eyes' music (left). At right visitors and residents show their appreciation for the performers.

Woman dancing on stage in black skirted outfit. Woman who is signing in ASL on stage. Woman on stage in lycra outfit with a baton.
Show continues to build with excitement - Donna gets the crowd clapping with a routine (left) of dance and ASL sign to the song "Great Balls of Fire" by Jerry Lee Lewis. Ronda performs "Angels Among Us" (center). The finale is a show-stopper as administrator Linda Briggle twirls a baton to the beat of the hand-clapping audience (right).

Table with fruit punch and many desserts while one woman starts serving. Woman on stage performing with baton while other performers are in the background.
There are plenty of desserts for the residents and guests (left). Administrator Linda Briggle brings all the performers on
stage while twirling the baton (right).

Nine performers in line on stage as they bow in wave-like fashion. Interpeter is at left.
The performers take a final bow to a very appreciative audience.

Group of five with one man in chair pose for the camera.
The evening ends as performers are congratulated and residents are greeted in an after-show party.

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