Tiger Chorale brings joyful sounds to Clay Center Presbyterian Manor

Our residents love visits from the talented young people in our community, but those visits have been curtailed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

When Clay County Community High School’s Tiger Chorale received approval to perform at our community, the residents were beyond thrilled. The concert was held outside, with cooperating weather conditions that made the day perfect for a performance from talented youth in the Clay Center community.

Adding to the fun and excitement was the fact that the Tiger Chorale is led by Kara Bergston, whose grandparents Cecil and Evelyne Keen are new residents at Presbyterian Manor. Equally exciting, one of the performers, Ella Girton, is the great-granddaughter of another resident, Donna Girton. Donna worked with Clay Center High School and the Tiger Chorale to help orchestrate the performance.

Staff and residents alike were enthusiastic and eager to listen to the performance. It was great to see these young people sharing their beautiful music with our community, and we appreciate their effort to brighten our days with their lovely voices

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