Pennie Smith has been coming to the Wetumpka Senior Center for almost two decades.
She remembers driving to the center’s location near downtown. Since the 2019 tornado destroyed the center, Smith has been coming to the location at Cedarwood Community Church just inside the northern boundary of Wetumpka’s corporate limits.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI The Wetumpka Sr. Center has been located at Cedarwood Community Church on U.S. Highway just inside the norther corporate limits of the Wetumpka since one after the 2019 tornado.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI Seniors are able to easily step from the cars and city provided transportation onto flat parking lot that is on the same level of all the rooms of the senior center.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI For nearly two decades Pennie Smith has been coming to the Wetumpka Sr. Center. She likes the friendships she has developed over the years.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI Marjorie Mallard, right, and Jerry Mitchell are regulars at the Wetumpka Sr. Center. They liked the convenience of the center when it was on the river downtown, but they also like the large room seniors have at its current location.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI The space at the current senior center always for places to be left set up permanently and allow seniors to move freely about them, all within sight of everyone else.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI Seniors over the age of 60 get lunch at the Wetumpka Sr. Center. The meals are coordinated through Central Alabama Aging Consortium.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI The Wetumpka Sr. Center has some workout equipment. The old facility also had equipment that was destroyed in the 2019 tornado.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI The Wetumpka Sr. Center has been located at Cedarwood Community Church on U.S. Highway just inside the norther corporate limits of the Wetumpka since one after the 2019 tornado.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI Seniors are able to easily step from the cars and city provided transportation onto flat parking lot that is on the same level of all the rooms of the senior center.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI For nearly two decades Pennie Smith has been coming to the Wetumpka Sr. Center. She likes the friendships she has developed over the years.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI Marjorie Mallard, right, and Jerry Mitchell are regulars at the Wetumpka Sr. Center. They liked the convenience of the center when it was on the river downtown, but they also like the large room seniors have at its current location.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI The space at the current senior center always for places to be left set up permanently and allow seniors to move freely about them, all within sight of everyone else.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI Seniors over the age of 60 get lunch at the Wetumpka Sr. Center. The meals are coordinated through Central Alabama Aging Consortium.
PHOTOS: A visit to the Wetumpka Senior Center
Cliff Williams / TPI The Wetumpka Sr. Center has some workout equipment. The old facility also had equipment that was destroyed in the 2019 tornado.
