Preparing meals for clients of God's Love We Deliver
2026-03-11 - New York City, NY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Members of the Lindsey Wilson University residence life prepare meals for clients of God's Love We Deliver during the university's spring break, March 2-6, 2026. The residence life staff volunteered to serve at the 41-year-old New York-based nonprofit that delivers meals to people with severe illnesses.
Pictured, alphabetically: Director of Residence Life Bree Downs '24; Aimee Flynn '27 of Powell, TN; Women's Resident Director Madyson Jones '25; Eli McIntosh '27 of Bowling Green; Emmalee Miller '27 of Louisville; and Ashley Turner '26 of Lexington. Comments | Permalink
2026-03-11 - New York City, NY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Members of the Lindsey Wilson University residence life prepare meals for clients of God's Love We Deliver during the university's spring break, March 2-6, 2026. The residence life staff volunteered to serve at the 41-year-old New York-based nonprofit that delivers meals to people with severe illnesses.
Pictured, alphabetically: Director of Residence Life Bree Downs '24; Aimee Flynn '27 of Powell, TN; Women's Resident Director Madyson Jones '25; Eli McIntosh '27 of Bowling Green; Emmalee Miller '27 of Louisville; and Ashley Turner '26 of Lexington. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Mute Swan
2026-03-11 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
A lone mute swan stopped by Lake Shelby on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. All About Birds says, "The Mute Swan is reported to mate for life, ... but swans will remate if their partner dies. If a male loses his mate and pairs with a young female, she joins him on his territory. If he mates with an older female, they go to hers. If a female loses her mate, she remates quickly and usually chooses a younger male." Comments | Permalink
2026-03-11 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
A lone mute swan stopped by Lake Shelby on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. All About Birds says, "The Mute Swan is reported to mate for life, ... but swans will remate if their partner dies. If a male loses his mate and pairs with a young female, she joins him on his territory. If he mates with an older female, they go to hers. If a female loses her mate, she remates quickly and usually chooses a younger male." Comments | Permalink
LWU Residence Life staff volunteer at NY non-profit
2026-03-11 - New York City, NY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Members of the Lindsey Wilson University residence life prepare meals for clients of God's Love We Deliver during the university's spring break, March 2-6, 2026. The residence life staff volunteered to serve at the 41-year-old New York-based nonprofit that delivers meals to people with severe illnesses. Pictured, alphabetically: Director of Residence Life Bree Downs '24; Aimee Flynn '27 of Powell, TN; Women's Resident Director Madyson Jones '25; Eli McIntosh '27 of Bowling Green; Emmalee Miller '27 of Louisville; and Ashley Turner '26 of Lexington. Comments | Permalink
2026-03-11 - New York City, NY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Members of the Lindsey Wilson University residence life prepare meals for clients of God's Love We Deliver during the university's spring break, March 2-6, 2026. The residence life staff volunteered to serve at the 41-year-old New York-based nonprofit that delivers meals to people with severe illnesses. Pictured, alphabetically: Director of Residence Life Bree Downs '24; Aimee Flynn '27 of Powell, TN; Women's Resident Director Madyson Jones '25; Eli McIntosh '27 of Bowling Green; Emmalee Miller '27 of Louisville; and Ashley Turner '26 of Lexington. Comments | Permalink
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