At the Oct. 25 community dinner in Randolph are Delta airlines pilot and former RMC president Jamie Maddock, left, and Keith Dempster. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Jean Malick (left) and Guy Stever sold left-over Bicentennial souvenirs at half-price at the Oct. 25 Harvest Dinner in Randolph. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Three-year-old Ethan Scarinza and his mother, Jenn Scarinza. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Beverly Jadis and her husband, Randolph Selectman Paul Jadis, at the Oct. 25 Randolph community dinner. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Randolph selectman Michele Cormier and Foundation Director “Red” Dempster at the Oct. 25 Harvest Dinner at town hall. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
1984 Olympian XC skier Sue Long Wemyss, left, Harriet Phinney, and Sas Mather gather at the Oct. 25 Randolph community dinner. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
At the Oct. 25 community dinner in Randolph are Delta airlines pilot and former RMC president Jamie Maddock, left, and Keith Dempster. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
RANDOLPH — Forty-four adults and one outgoing preschooler enjoyed each other’s company at the Randolph Foundation’s second annual community dinner on Friday, Oct. 25, at town hall. The age-span covered 90 years: from 3-year-old Ethan Scarinza to 93-year-old Bob Kruszyna, both year-round residents.
The foundation was legally drawn up and signed on Aug. 20, 1962, and remains strongly sustained by Randolph residents, summer people and friends. It supports the town’s needs — and to a lesser extent, some of the neighboring towns — in a variety of areas: conservation; communication; scholarships; education; recreation; town history; leadership; health and welfare, plus other areas, such as sharing the 2024 Bicentennial costs with the town and buying a heat-sensitive drone for the Androscoggin Valley Search and Rescue.
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