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<p>November was National Alzheimer&#8217;s month and Oakwood Terrace, a memory care community, held its annual Candle Lighting Vigil to remember and honor those whose lives have been touched by Alzheimer&#8217;s and other memory loss diseases. Father Francis Pauselli of Divine Mercy Church in Scranton lead the attendees in prayer and bestowed a blessing along with Moosic Mayor James Segilia who presented the community with a special proclamation in recognition of this inspirational events. Participants, from left, first row, are: Ann Quatra, Evelyn Marsh, Jean Kopcza, Joan Adams, Vicki Doman, Betty Bernarsky. Second row: Janet Carone, Trish Slusarczyk, RN, BSN, Health &amp; Wellness Director; Janine Starinsky, executive director; Father Pauselli, Charles Adams, Mayor Segilia, Bob Doman.</p><style>
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Oakwood Terrace holds candle vigil in honor of Alzheimer’s