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Work complete on the Parish Hall window wall

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The work on Parish Hall window wall has been completed, ere the winter storms begin. Doug Reed and Bill McGlinn completed painting all of the repaired window frames and winterizing the wall on Monday, October 30, 2023.

We will look at new outside repairs that could not finished before the winter storms begin this year in the spring of 2024. 

Doug and Bill worked hard on this project. Doug began working with Bill in April 2023. Normally our workparties are on one Saturday each month. For the window wall, they worked two days each month from April to October to finishing this project. Doug has shown great skill, persistence, and initiative. Without his help we would not have completed this project before winter storms caused water to leak.

Finished work on the bottom of the window wall on October 30 2023.
Finished work on the bottom of the window wall on October 30, 2023. (Photo Bill McGlinn)
Additional work on the window wall
Doug Reed working on the window wall on September 23, 2023. (Photo Bob Chapman)
Finished work on the bottom of the windows in the Education office and the window wall on October 30, 2023. (Photo Bill McGlinn)
More repaired trim on the windows
More repaired trim on the windows on September 23, 2023. (Photo Bob Chapman)
Repaired window wall framing on October 30, 2023. (Photo Bill McGlinn)
Working on the trim on the parish hall window wall
Working on the trim on the parish hall window wall on September 23, 2023. (Photo Bob Chapman)

Work on inside projects continue

The regular workparties at Redeemer continue each month. There might not be as many outside projects, such as cleaning the roof drains. However, there are things needing maintenance inside the building, which is dry and heated. Watch for announcements. You may not touch some grass this winter, but you will be with some friendly people. 

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