"Uncle Gene" Verdue

from Senior Moments · host Carol Chiarito

Spending time with Gene Verdu, or as his friends refer to him, “Uncle Gene,” was such an amazing day for me! This episode was created to be the kick-off podcast for The Love A Senior Day in St. Clair County, (Belleville, IL) in October 2021. We unfortunately had to postpone the event until June 10, 2022, so we decided to move forward with the podcasts and share the great stories Uncle Gene has to share about his work over the years with children in Belize AND seniors in the St. Clair County area. Uncle Gene never stops thinking about new things to do to enhance people's lives and the programs he has created will live on for generations to come! The Uncle Gene Foundation is the host for the Love A Senior Day in Belleville, IL and you will hear why it is such a great fit. This podcast will be featured on The Love a Senior Day podcast platform as well, along with the other sponsor podcasts. Grab a cup of coffee and sit back, relax and enjoy Uncle Gene’s story as he shares with me on the show. For more information about the Uncle Gene Foundation, visit https://unclegenefoundation.org/ To be a part of the Love A Senior Day in Belleville, IL on JUNE 10, visit https://loveasenior.org/love-a-senior-day-belleville-il/ Sign up to be a sponsor or a vendor!! It will be an amazing day!

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