On Tuesday July6th there was an official "Unveiling" of the new window display at the Denholm building. I cannot even teel you how great it was. My mother attended as well as Pat and Heidi Wolf. The two are Mr Harry Wolfs ( the former president of Denholms) daughters. Even though it was 100 degrees that day, the heat didn't even matter...I was with a wonderful group of people. Each of us here were awarded a framed collection of stamps which are being featured in the window, as well as a retro photo of Denholms.
Shown from left to right are , Troy Siebels of the Hanover Theater, Assistant City Manager Julie Jacobson, Worcester Postmaster Dan O'Neil, Creative Designer Christopher Sawyer, Congressman Jim McGovern, Worcester Community Action Council Executive Director Jill Dagilis, and Greater Boston District Grow Global and Team Member Dawn Doucet
Photos by Paul Bresnahan Worcester MA
looking so dapper Chris, as always!
ReplyDeleteChris, Again, I say that the people of the City of Worcester must be very proud of you! That you are single-handedly restoring and keeping the history of Deholms alive is incredible.
ReplyDeleteYour work in keeping the history of department stores, and particularly Denhom & McKay, alive is wonderful.
You are an inspiration to civic minded people everywhere.
Best of luck with your endeavours.
David
Chris, Wonderful!!!! How exciting!!!
ReplyDeleteI keep saying that....But....it is!!!!!
This type of activity is keeping Denholm's in the public eye!!
WOW!!!!
Keep going!!! Charles:-)
Chris! You look amazing! Your suit is marvelous, the tie, the collar, the handkerchief. You look great - what an inspiration you are! I'm loving what you're doing here. Can we see pics of your mother and the Wolf daughters?
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Hi Emily! Thank you so much....that is so sweet of you to say. It was so hot that day....I am waiting to get the pictures back and then will post them. Thanks again for looking at my blog. I appreciate it!
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