By Hailey Palmer, Puyallup Tribal News
There was a Hawaiian theme with pineapples displayed on every table and Elders receiving leis upon entering House of Respect. Elders ate, watched hula dancers and had a chance to take lessons. Even Chairman Bill Sterud, Councilman James Rideout and Councilman Fred Dillon showed off their moves.
This month’s raffle prizes included cash and Stand Up to Cancer T-shirts.
A shaved ice truck was on-site, offering Elders another sweet treat on the warm day as the Luncheon wrapped up.
