Lil Duke’s of Pembroke is a fan favorite at Village at Proprietors Green. Every summer, residents and staff eagerly line up for cool treats on a hot day from the locally owned, Pembroke ice cream shop. For many, the annual tradition sparks fond childhood memories. For others, the truck’s arrival is a reminder of the simple pleasures of summer.
Proceeds from the ice cream sales will benefit the 2018 South Shore Walk to End Alzheimer’s, to be held on September 15 at Nelson Memorial Park in Plymouth. To date, the Village at Proprietors Green Team has raised $10,150 for the Walk.
Resident Arcely French knows just how to keep cool on a hot summer day. Grab a seat in the shade and a cup of your favorite ice cream!
Peering out the window of the Lil Duke’s ice cream truck are Caitlin Rankin, business office director and Kerri Mahoney, Village at Proprietors Green team co-captain (for The Walk) and manager of human resources.
Lining up for ice cream are resident Sonja Steinberg, Village at Proprietors Green Business Office Director Caitlin Rankin and resident Edith Seacord.
Gracie, the therapy pup, keeps cool in the arms of her pet parent, Executive Director Colleen Ferguson.
Village at Proprietors Green resident Bob Roth walks away a happy man with a double scoop of his favorite ice cream.
Friends and Village at Proprietors Green residents share a favorite tradition. From left to right are: Edith Seacord, Peg Donohoe, and Lydia Hale.
