Wit Ventures: Duc D'Orleans Seniors' Cruise Is On for June 25.

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

Duc D'Orleans Seniors' Cruise Is On for June 25.

From Tyler Kula, Sarnia Observer.

Running a free cruise for seniors isn’t much of a stretch for an agency already focused on helping the demographic, and people with disabilities.

So says Bill Yurchuk, CEO of Lambton Elderly Outreach (LEO).

The Plympton-Wyoming-based not-for-profit announced earlier this month it’s carrying on the annual Sarnia Seniors Cruise aboard the Duc d’Orleans II as long-time volunteer organizer Marni Thomas steps away for health reasons.

“I just thought it was something that needs to continue,” said Yurchuk, who said he spoke with Thomas last week and received her blessing to do just that.

It’ll be the 40th year for the cruise that typically carries about 1,000 people along the St. Clair River the last Monday in June.

This year’s is set for June 25, Yurchuk said.

Link to the rest here.

Images. Zach Neal.

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