Photo courtesy of the library
Ever wonder what 2nd graders can paint when they learn about farm landscapes and rural communities? Or, perhaps you’d like to see what 4th graders are inspired to create after learning about MC Escher and Dr. Seuss? What 5th graders can observe and draw when they look at bubbles, attempting to capture their iridescence with bright colors and shadows is truly inspiring. And, middle school black and white Sharpie drawings are positively gorgeous.
Come to the Mendon Public Library to enjoy a sampling of HFL Manor School and Middle School Artwork. Currently on display through May 22, 2021, the artwork represents just some of the fine creative work of local students.
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John Paul, who passed away on October 29 at 86 was known for many things. Yet there was one trait he had which made him stand out with everyone who knew him.
“People who knew him long ago, everyone’s reactions to him were all the same, no matter how long ago they knew him. They were all very positive,” said Patricia Smith, Mr. Paul’s wife, who had been married to him for 31 years..
“He was born with something the rest of us don’t have,” she added.
Born in Livonia to Ralph W. Paul and Hazel M. Collins, Mr. Paul grew up in Bloomfield, attending Bloomfield Central School before attending Rochester Institute of Technology to study business and marketing. After graduating, Mr. Paul later served in the U.S. Army before continuing his education at Ohio State University, where he earned a doctor of veterinary medicine degree and a masters degree in clinical pharmacology, according to his obituary, published Nov. 8 by Messenger Post Media.