Noon Kiwanis Club in Fountain Hills hosts successful ‘Super’ pancake breakfast
The annual tradition continued Sunday, Feb. 11, when the Noon Kiwanis Club celebrated its “Super” pancake breakfast. Kiwanis members are from left, Jerry Comeau, Bernie Hoenle, David Johnson, Kristin Wiener and Jim Pierson.
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The Fountain Hills Noon Kiwanis Club held its annual breakfast the morning of the Super Bowl from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Kiwanis Activity Center. Noon Kiwanis President Phyliss Kern thanked Bashas’ who offered 10% off food, Copy Express who created bulletins and flyers for free and Thrivent Financial who helped fundraise for the event. From left, Phyliss Kern, Keith Junk, Paul Appeldorn, Toni Keyes and Pat Muscarella. Not pictured is Russ Albanese.
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From left, K-Kids-Builders Organizer Marsha Hoenle and Donna Yordy enjoy the morning of the big game.
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From left, Bernie Hoenle , Kristin Wiener and Jerry Comeau stir up the pancake mix and eggs for those in attendance.
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K-Kids-Builders helped serve coffee and food at the event.
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From left, Toni Keyes, David Johnson, Jean Linzer and a student helper from K-Kids-Builders helped serve breakfast.
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Approximately 150 people attended the “Super” pancake breakfast according to Phyliss Kern, a record attendance for the event.
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Noon Kiwanis Club in Fountain Hills hosts successful ‘Super’ pancake breakfast
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The annual tradition continued Sunday, Feb. 11, when the Noon Kiwanis Club celebrated its “Super” pancake breakfast. Kiwanis members are from left, Jerry Comeau, Bernie Hoenle, David Johnson, Kristin Wiener and Jim Pierson.
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The Fountain Hills Noon Kiwanis Club held its annual breakfast the morning of the Super Bowl from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the Kiwanis Activity Center. Noon Kiwanis President Phyliss Kern thanked Bashas’ who offered 10% off food, Copy Express who created bulletins and flyers for free and Thrivent Financial who helped fundraise for the event. From left, Phyliss Kern, Keith Junk, Paul Appeldorn, Toni Keyes and Pat Muscarella. Not pictured is Russ Albanese.
Submitted photo
From left, K-Kids-Builders Organizer Marsha Hoenle and Donna Yordy enjoy the morning of the big game.
Submitted photo
From left, Bernie Hoenle , Kristin Wiener and Jerry Comeau stir up the pancake mix and eggs for those in attendance.
Submitted photo
K-Kids-Builders helped serve coffee and food at the event.
Submitted photo
From left, Toni Keyes, David Johnson, Jean Linzer and a student helper from K-Kids-Builders helped serve breakfast.
Submitted photo
Approximately 150 people attended the “Super” pancake breakfast according to Phyliss Kern, a record attendance for the event.
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