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Friends, Family Remember Kellie Place

Friends and family of the late Kellie Place gathered in the Foothills Atrium where a memorial service was held Sunday afternoon. Here, after writing memories of Kellie for the family, Johnna Peachin embraces her friend Rachel Jessup in mourning.
Friends, family and co-workers of the late Kellie Place gathered in the Foothills Performing Arts Center Atrium where a memorial service was held Sunday afternoon. Here, after writing memories of Kellie for the family, Johnna Peachin embraces fellow mourner Rachel Jessup. After an introduction by friend JoAnne Callahan, attendees took turns telling stories about Kellie’s impact on their lives and her community. (Ian  Austin/allotsego.com)

 

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