Then came Monday, when gatherings of more than 50 people were prohibited, and the ceremony had to be postponed until July 18.
Facility officials said they would use them to celebrate a resident's birthday, the website reported. The flowers arrived Thursday, and the woman celebrating her birthday could not be happier, AL.com reported. The woman asked Steiner for Bailey King's address so she could write a thank-you note.
“It was such a gracious delivery to our community,” Jennifer Mares, a spokeswoman for Knollwood Pointe, told AL.com. “It was definitely such a happy surprise for the residents, and it helped lift their spirits.”
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