Maryland senior community turns residents into movie stars, selling calendars for food bank Share Updated: 10:39 PM CST Dec 9, 2020 Jennifer Franciotti Share Updated: 10:39 PM CST Dec 9, 2020
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Show Transcript HEATING UP THE SUMMER RIGHT. JENNIFER: IT’S DR. NANCY GRASMICK LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN HER BEFORE. POSING AS MARILYN MONROE, IN HER OWN MOVIE POSTER. THE FORMER STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT IS MISS JULY IN A NEW CALENDAR OUT FOR 2021. I WAS TOTALLY INTIMIDATED AND I THOUGHT THEY HAD THE WRONG PERSON AND HOW MY EVER GOING TO PULL THIS OFF? JENNIFER: BUT DID SHE EVER. ALONG WITH HER FELLOW RESIDENTS AT BRIGHTWOOD AN INDEPENDENT LIVING COMMUNITY IN LUTHERVILLE. THE CALENDAR IS A FUNDRAISER FOR THE MARYLAND FOOD BANK. AND IT STARTED AS A WAY TO LIFT EVERYONE’S SPIRITS. WELL, YOU KNOW, I JUST WAS THINKING ABOUT SOMETHING WE COULD DO DURING THE PANDEMIC, AND I SEE ALL OF OUR RESIDENTS AS STARS AND IT JUST KIND