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AARP North Nashville-Meharry recognizes senior citizens

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In mid April, the AARP Public Relations committee held a program at the North Nashville Police Precinct to recognize senior citizens who have contributed much to the AARP organization. Some of the honorees ranged from ages 85 to 100 years old. Yet, they have remained diligent members of the Meharry North Nashville Branch 2534.

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