wellborn my hometown

Wellborn was the Fun Ride for this group of active retirees from the Jacksonville area Cycle Riding Club on a crisp and clearly beautiful February morning. Below see some stragglers who had stopped in front of Methodist Church to catch their breath; The Whistle Stop was the designated lunch stop and the repeat customers gave it good press for the new-to-Wellborn riders.
Tomorrow's route has them peddling from White Springs to picturesque Falling Creek Chapel and beyond. They remembered the year this fall ride landed them at Falling Creek in the rain just at worship time. They were invited in and loved it!

Blake Lowe toasted Mary Andrews with a coke on many February tenths. It was their shared birthday. Blake is honored now with the Blake Lowe building next to the Wellborn Community Park. The Andrews name is seen on the dedication billboard at Andrews Square. These two good people are part of our hometown history. If there is a place to share a coke in heaven I bet the tradition continues.

A new friendly guy, Rob Dawson, welcomed customers (old and new) to this months WCA Blueberry Pancake Breakfast. This is a continuing monthly fund raising effort that makes it possible for Wellborn My Hometown to keep getting better and better! The Dawsons joined the Wellborn Association a couple of months ago. It looks like they are glad they did!

Kate and Ray Rodehaver started their 35th wedding anniversary celebrating by breakfast with friends at the Wellborn Community Association February Blueberry Pancakes. Plns were for a restaurant dinner with Siloam Methodist church friends
The February First Saturday Pancakes kitchen crew smile for the camera: Bobbi, Beanie, Jan and Pearl.