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7 Over 70: The Artists

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In our January/February issue, we introduce our readers to seven over-70 Missourians who are healthy, happy, and living well. Two of those individuals are artists who agreed to share their work. Enjoy Shelton Ponder’s one-man play, Mr. Gantt, and Madelynne Engle‘s thought-provoking artwork.

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