All Around Abilene with Aida
Check out these recent photos from around Abilene by Aida Pantoja:
Miriam Macias and family celebrate Dia del Nino at the Grace Museum. (Photo by Aida Pantoja)
The Abilene Southwest Rotary Club cleaned up downtown Abilene. Pictured from left are Shirley Olson, Josh Fleming, Kimberly Brumley, David Christianson and Aida Pantoja.
The Hispanic Business Council of the Abilene Chamber of Commerce had a luncheon last month, sponsored by First Financial Bank and hosted by El Fenix.
Member of Los Aficionados pose for a picture after a recent board meeting. Los Aficionados is a volunteer support group for The Grace Museum.
National Day of Prayer at Hardin-Simmons University.
Saara Vihavainen, from left, Aida Pantoja, and Stephanie and Tim Prosser attend the Zoobilation Gala earlier this year. The event was a fundraiser for the Abilene Zoo.
Mariah Williams, left, and Aida Pantoja pose for a picture with Plum the Peacock at the Children’s Art and Literacy Festival last month. This year’s festival featured Matt Phelan, author/illustrator of a series of children’s books about Plum the Peacock, a a young, kind-hearted peacock who lives at the Athensville Zoo and is known for his adventures and eagerness to help others.
Minister Andrew Penns and Aida Pantoja pose for a picture at The Grace Museum’s annual meeting.
Manzel McGhee, from left, Tim Posser and Aida Pantoja pose for a photo during the Morning Edge, an Abilene Chamber of Commerce networking event.
Aida Pantoja, center, poses for one last picture as President of the Southwest Rotary Club. Her son Kevin Pantoja, second from left, will succeed her as president.
Shelley Drennan, left, and Aida Pantoja pose for a picture at a recent meeting of the Abilene Woman’s Club Foundation.
Floyd Miller, vice president of the Abilene Black Chamber of Commerce, speaks at the Juneteenth Breakfast ahead of the vendors fair. He spoke about the book “Who Moved My Cheese.” (Photo By Aida Pantoja)
Let Us Breathe made sure Juneteenth in the park was children friendly. (Photo by Aida Pantoja)
The Abilene Christian University women’s basketball team volunteers to serve seniors at The Rose Park Recreation Center’s Juneteenth celebration. (Photo by Sienna Miller)
