Riverview's Family Corner

Many families visited Riverview to celebrate Mother's Day with their loved ones. Here are just a few of the "captured" moments from this special day.

Hannah Smith's great-granddaughter performed an impromptu mini-recital during Sunday breakfast. Great-grandma Hannah and Grandma Marilyn were lucky enough to have front seats.

Four generations:
Hannah Smith's great-grandchildren Marina, Jack, and Naomi visited great-grandma Hannah Smith with their parents, Doug and Shiori, and grandma Marilyn Powers.

Loraine Albers enjoys an indoor picnic with son Terry, granddaughter Lori, and daughter-in-law Jo.

Myrtle Shackelford with
daughter Peggy Zablocki

Donna DeVries receives a lovely geranium from son Mike and daughter-in-law Kathy.

Marvel Bartelt hosts an afternoon "coffee club" with son Dick and daughters Carole and JoAnn. Beula Hay and Ethel Johnson joined this exclusive club as well.	Myrna Larson celebrated Mother's Day with husband "Shorty," daughter Ruth Ann, son-in-law Gordon, grandson Kevin, granddaughter-in-law Dawn, and her great-grandchildren.

Reva and Fred Finch are visited by their nephew Dale and his family.	Beula Hay enjoyed a Mother's Day brunch her family.

Norma "Tootie" Steinhauer with son Tom, daughter-in-law Amy, and grandchildren

Mable Paulson enjoyed her carnation, a gift from the Flandreau Bible Church. Pastor John Sanders and his congregation hosted Riverview's Mother's Day church service. As a special treat and a super thoughtful touch, they presented lovely flowers to the wonderful ladies of Riverview: the many mothers, loving aunts, and special women who have helped raise and guide multiple generations of thankful "kids."

Marie Lynch enjoyed her Mother's Day flower basket from daughter Karen.