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Join us at Memorial Park Funeral Home for a fun and relaxing Free Painting Class on Wednesday, March 18th, from 4–6 PM, where creativity and community come together! This step-by-step experience doesn't require any prior painting experience, and all supplies are included. Just bring yourself and enjoy the moment. Choose your own colors and let your inner Picasso shine as you create something uniquely yours!

Join us at Memorial Park for a lively afternoon of bingo, good company, and great prizes. Enjoy delicious food, connect with friends and neighbors, and take part in a few exciting rounds of bingo filled with laughter and friendly competition. Reserve your spot by contacting Christi at 352-318-9788.

It might be the day after a loss. The day after a service. The day after everything slowed down—and now the world seems to expect you to move forward again.

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