Notes to Self on Growing Older
with Kate Hadley
Saturday, November 6th | 10am - 11:30am | Yuma Center’s Great Hall
Our speaker, Kate Hadley, developed the ideas in this talk a few years ago. It started as a list of observations about growing older - how she felt about it and what she observed in older relatives. It is a compilation of her own thoughts and those of many friends. Don’t miss this wise and funny talk on the art of aging!
Please Note:
This event will take place at Yuma Center (4101 Yuma Street NW, Washington, DC, 20016). A recording of the event will be sent to those who register but are unable to attend in-person. Please register below to confirm if you will be joining us in-person or if you wish to be sent the recording after the event!
Meet the Speaker!
Kate Hadley
Kate Hadley has been aging for 67 years! She has lived in the Baltimore/DC area for most of that time, raising her 10 children, and working at Oakcrest School for 13 of those years as the Director of Mentoring. Now retired, she is busier than ever visiting her 13 grandchildren (9 of whom live in far-flung areas of the country), continuing to volunteer at Oakcrest, helping to run Family Enrichment courses, and crocheting.