In the front row, from left to right, are Joshua Powell, Samantha Kichline, Jacob Lakin, Shannon Hartwick, Jailaron Rogers, Shirley Rogers, Bob Biarkis and Roselyn Ellington. In the back row, from left to right, are Katie Piper, Norman Fabry, Tammy Powell, Jonathan Durr, Meg Solon, Mary McNamee, Nancy Horrell and Kathyrn Biarkis. JAN DONA/L&C MARKETING & PR
In the front row, from left to right, are Joshua Powell, Samantha Kichline, Jacob Lakin, Shannon Hartwick, Jailaron Rogers, Shirley Rogers, Bob Biarkis and Roselyn Ellington. In the back row, from left to right, are Katie Piper, Norman Fabry, Tammy Powell, Jonathan Durr, Meg Solon, Mary McNamee, Nancy Horrell and Kathyrn Biarkis. JAN DONA/L&C MARKETING & PR

GODFREY – Students in Lewis and Clark Community College’s College for Life (CFL) program invited friends and family to their annual luncheon Aug. 2 on the Godfrey Campus.

Each year, CFL students work with L&C’s Garden Designer and Horticulturist, Katie Piper, to plant vegetables, herbs and flowers as part of the Monticello Sculpture Gardens, then use the harvest in the luncheon.

This year’s buffet was filled with fresh salads and pickled veggies, along with pulled pork sandwiches and zucchini noodles with pesto.

CFL’s gardening efforts are supported by a grant from the Lynne F, Solon Foundation, which helps those living with diabetes and other disabilities.

To learn more about L&C’s College for Life program, contact Coordinator Roselyn Ellington at (618) 468-4127 or rellington@lc.edu.

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