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Friends of Westport Senior Center Host Fifth Annual Super Bowl Party

Many members came out to show support for Lifetime Achievement Award winner Fran Reynolds.

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PAL Cheerleaders participated in the Westport Center for Senior Activities fifth annual Tailgate Party Sunday. There are 55 junior and senior members of the team led by coach Robin Polim, who has been with the program for over 4 years now.
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Westport First Selectman Gordon Joseloff and Stephen Rubin, Westport RTM member attended the Westport Center for Senior Activities' fifth annual Super Bowl Party Sunday. Rubin announced today that he intends to establish an exploratory committee to be on the ballot as a candidate for the 136th Assembly District next November.
Staples High School Cheerleaders led the crowd in some spirited cheers at the party.
The crowd joined in the cheers as well.
Fran Reynolds was presented with the LIfetime Achievement Award from the Friends of the Center for Senior Activities Sunday for her many years of service helping seniors.
Fran Reynolds, winner of the Friends Lifetime Achievement Award, was joined by her daughter Suzanne Baum and granddaughter Katie Baum.
Staples offensive coach and former Staples football player Mac Devito introduces three seniors from this years championship football team - Devin Graber, Brandon Pacilio, and Matt Kelly (far left).  Matt was voted Player of the Year by coaches throughout the league.
Fran Reynolds, winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award, Susan Pfister, Director of the Center for Senior Activities and Betty Lou Cummings, Board Member of the Friends of the Center for Senior Activities.
Susan Pfister spoke proudly of her long time friend and mentor Fran Reynolds.
Westport First Selectman Gordon Joseloff poses with the Westport Staples High School Cheerleaders.
Betty Lou Cummings lead the crowd in a few spirited cheers.
PAL Cheerleaders participated in the Westport Center for Senior Activities fifth annual Tailgate Party Sunday.  There are 55 junior and senior members of the team led by coach Robin Polim, who has been with the program for over 4 years now.
PAL Cheerleaders blow kisses to the crowd during one of their cheers.
Staples Cheerleading coach Jocylyn Sadlon introduces three senior cheerleaders.
Senior members of the PAL cheerleading team
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About 100 people of all ages came together Sunday for the Fifth Annual Super Bowl Tailgate Party at the Westport Center for Senior Activities.

Center Director Susan Pfister said she was pleased many of the center's members, family and friends came not only to support their teams, but also Fran Reynolds.

Reynolds was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Friends of the Westport Center for Senior Activities for her years of tireless service helping seniors. The award also recognized her 25 years as the center's Senior Services Coordinator.  

Reynolds, honored to receive the award,  joked with the crowd as she looked over at the Staples Cheerleaders, who attended the event. "Many of you probably don't know this but I was a head cheerleader for the Junior High School East team," she said. "But don't worry — I promised my granddaughter I wouldn't do any cheers tonight."  Reynolds spoke of her many years in public service, the support of other volunteers and what a great honor it was to be receiving the award.  

The Staples and PAL cheerleaders, who also attended, lead the crowd in several spirited cheers at the event. Other guests included public officials, the Staples High School offensive football coach Mac DeVito and three senior members from this year's championship team.