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Looking back on 2023: Church organists retire

Musicians Fay Larwood and Aileen Pearce are thanked for their years from accompaniment at Kimba Uniting Church. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Bev Story

Imagine having the power to send goosebumps down the spine of everyone in a church. That is a gift Fay […]

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