Uncle Sam Rounseville

This is a billboard in western Mass. The boy is our grandson, Luke Rounseville. He is a full time resident of this incredible school called the New England Center for Children. It’s a leader in autism education and research. It has improved his life immensely. Please consider a donation for Rounsie’s Runners. Link is Thank you Jean!!! Here is the direct link 💙

https://donate.necc.org/team/809471?fbclid=IwVERDUARkRyBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEebOF3acK_i861JxI0Y_5KY8QOVQoGGL9hSB1wteaZW49tPqkx4UOe8_fBU3Q_aem_BzKjMKpJZhhou7rGsyLjpQ💕

This is a billboard in western Mass. The boy is our grandson, Luke Rounseville. He is a full time resident of this incredible school called the New England Center for Children. It’s a leader in autism education and research. It has improved his life immensely. Please consider a donation for Rounsie’s Runners. 💕

Thursday morning, I had the pleasure of meeting with Uncle Sam Rounseville, Jean Kenney, and Bill Hanney - Owner/Producer of the Entertainment Management Corporation which consists of Bill Hanney's North Shore Music Theatre, Theatre By the Sea, and Entertainment Cinemas. We discussed Bill’s strong interest in having a theater location in Weymouth. It was a great visit with some strong possibilities of them becoming part of our community in the future.

Happy birthday Elda!
This photo is from 1989 at a veteran’s nursing home. Uncle Sam and his mom would go to nursing homes to entertain the residents. Elda could play the tiple (a small, guitar-like instrument), piano and saxophone. She was quite a woman! I think the apple didn’t fall far from the tree, Uncle Sam.

America's Favorite Uncle and his lovely wife Jean Kenney spent a delightful evening with Dorchester native and renound novelist and screenwriter Dennis Lehane at Qranite Links.

A friendly reminder from America's Favorite Uncle. 

Happy 400th Birthday Quincy!