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"I've played a few before and you see people looking at their windows or opening up the windows," Bonnar said, "I receive just as much out of this, I really enjoy doing it."Īfter performing in Garrison Woods, Bonnar headed to another care facility to spread joy. "This wouldn't have been possible without Owen reaching out and being able to offer to do this for us, and be able to give us this experience together," Paiement said, "Both for my son's first Christmas and for my grandfather and his first year in this facility."įour generations of the family were present for the outdoor musical event, with Stewart listening from inside the care facility.īonnar said that providing joy is why he loves playing the bagpipes for people in care homes. High-quality die-cut vinyl Bagpipes decals with seven-year durability. Vinyl decals are waterproof and last for years without fading. Our Bagpipes Player decals can be personalized with your text and applied indoors or outdoors on most smooth surfaces.
The bagpipes were played by Owen Bonnar, a co-worker of Paiement's at the Calgary Fire Department. American Bagpipes Player decals and stickers for cars and windows in small and large sizes. Especially going through a few of the things that we've gone through, it'd be really nice to get together, but things like this that we're able to do kind of make it a little bit easier," Paiement said. Geoffrey Paiement, Stewart's grandson, helped organize the concert and said the music helped mend spirits. Wednesday’s performance served as a tribute to the late Jeanette Stewart as COVID-19 restrictions preventedthe family from holding a proper memorial service.
Ted Stewart, a resident of the Manor Village at Garrison Woods, lost his wife of 64 years in September to COVID-19. Amid the season of gift-giving, a Calgary senior was given the gift of live bagpipe music and family in a time when many are in need of holiday cheer.
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