PHOTO GALLERY: Mount Carmel’s St. Patrick and St. Joseph Party
Date: 03/17/2013
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Rick Marot along with his son Dan, granddaughter Ava, 7, and wife Charlene all got into the spirit of the party with beads, hats, headbands and crowns. -
Barbara Boyle and Maria McDonald -
Julie Brady and Phylis Isban fill up their plates. -
Rev. Fred Tillotson and Ruth Kolarsick -
Jane Cicchitto and Joan Peoples -
Bob and Judy Craft -
Geri and Fay Cunningham wait in line for food. -
Richard Dillon had help from his daughter decorating his hat for the party. -
People made their way down the large tables to fill their plates with food. -
Tom Hall went for the leprechaun look at Sunday’s party at Our Lady of Mount Caramel Parish. -
Jack and Carol Hayes -
There were flags for both Ireland and Italy on every table at the party Sunday, March 17 at Our Lady of Mount Caramel Parish. -
Faye and Lee Heatley -
John and Louise Hetlinger wore their best green attire to the party at Our Lady of Mount Caramel Parish. -
Michael Iacampo shows off his grilling skills. -
Diane Horn and Maury Halpin -
Carla Silva, center, with John and Fran Marshall -
Pat Martin wearing her shamrock shades. -
Carol and Charles Palmeri
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