Rusty Cook, a Prison Fellowship Academy manager in Oklahoma, "unravels" this fun story about a new project happening at Dick Connor Correctional Center: "Brookdale Senior Living Home in Claremore, Oklahoma, donated a box of yarn to the Prison Fellowship Academy community at Dick Conner Correctional Center. I took this donation into the facility, presented it to the men in the community, and told them that I wanted them to consider doing a service project for the Brookdale community. "One Academy graduate, Robert, took the lead on the project and, in two days, made a mother hen and seven baby chicks with the yarn to be presented to the Brookdale community. We put out a flyer in the correctional community to start teaching crochet, and we have eight men signed up to make roses for all the people of the Brookdale Senior Living Home. We have started to make approximately 75 crocheted roses." Brookdale Senior Living (fb)

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