“I really enjoy it,” she said. “People here are super nice. If you need anything from them, you just ask. I couldn’t have picked a better group of people to work with.”
Games are popular at the senior center. In fact, some of its members will be participating in the upcoming Masters Games, which a statewide competition where seniors can compete for medals. The Masters Games was started by the State of Alabama and has been going for several years.
Games at the Master Games include dominoes, frisbee throw, tennis, checkers and others.
“I’ve always had a few people come in to look and check everything out,” she said. “I don’t like to push them and say ‘go ahead and join, go ahead and join.’ I want them to feel comfortable, so hopefully they’ll be joining soon.”
It was converted into the Morris Senior Center in the 1980s.
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