Marie LeClair rolls an old wheelchair down a corridor Wednesday at Pleasant Crossing on Pleasant Street in Waterville. The items in the apartment they visited have been donated to Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area to be sold at the agency's discount shop in the basement of the hospice office on Main Street.
Luxy LeClair holds the door for his wife, Marie LeClair, on Wednesday at Pleasant Crossing on Pleasant Street in Waterville. The items in the apartment have been donated to Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area to be sold at the agency's discount shop in the basement of the hospice office on Main Street.
Marie LeClair retrieves reusable items Wednesday from an apartment at Pleasant Crossing on Pleasant Street in Waterville. The items will be sold to help fund the activities of Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area.
Marie LeClair rolls open the door for her husband, Luxy LeClair, on Wednesday at Pleasant Crossing on Pleasant Street in Waterville. The items in the apartment they are leaving have been donated to Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area to be sold at the agency's discount shop in the basement of the hospice office on Main Street.
Marie LeClair, left with back to camera, and Pat Bolduc, facing camera, sort through items Wednesday as Bruce Bolduc, right center, and Luxy LeClair break down a hospital bed at an apartment at Pleasant Crossing on Pleasant Street in Waterville. The bed and the other items will be sold to help fund the activities of Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area.
Marie LeClair, right, points to where her husband, Luxy LeClair, needs to go next as they retrieve reusable items Wednesday from an apartment at Pleasant Crossing on Pleasant Street in Waterville. The items will be sold to help fund the activities of Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area.
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