Colt's Home for the Holidays:
A Cedar Hill Affair at Armsmear presented by UHY LLP
Colt's Home for the Holidays was an overwhelming success. Guests took self-guided tours of Samuel and Elizabeth Colt's historic home, music filled the normally quiet halls, Russell's Global Cuisine offered exceptional hors d'oeuvres, friends gathered to toast the holidays, and the evening concluded with caroling in the Colt's formal living room. As expected, it was a truly festive and unique start to the holiday season.
We would like to sincerely thank our presenting sponsor UHY LLP, the Trustees, staff and residents of Armsmear, and Aetna Foundation for making this event a reality. We would also like to thank Colt's Manufacturing and the Colt Collectors Association for each committing $2,500 to the restoration of the Colt Memorial at Hartford's historic Cedar Hill Cemetery.
For a sneak peak of the event, please peruse the photo gallery below.

Guests meet and greet in Samuel Colt's study

Armsmear staff member Bernice Daniels points out some details in Samuel Colt's study to Cedar Hill Cemetery & Foundation Board Co-chair Russell Jones

Cedar Hill Cemetery & Foundation Board Director Wendell Stephenson, Co-chair Todd Mather and wife Leslie Mather enjoy a drink in the study

UHY LLP Partner Steve Jackson shares with attendees UHY LLP's commitment to giving back to the Hartford community

Armsmear Executive Director Mary Sullivan talks about how important giving back to the community was to Elizabeth Colt

Guests gather to listen to brief remarks from Russell Jones,
Steve Jackson, and Mary Sullivan

Maggy Graham and Cedar Hill Cemetery & Foundation Board Directors Sandra Lee and Mary Jeanne Jones view a photograph of the Colt Manufacturing building after it was rebuilt.

Barb Jones, Bernice Daniels, and David Long talk Colt

Guests continue to congregate in Colt's study

Leslie Mather, Shep Holcombe, Anne Holcombe, and Todd Mather pause for a moment from viewing photographs of the Colt family

UHY staff members Bruce Ditman and Steve Jackson admire the
hors d'oeuvres

Maggy Graham, Mary Jeanne Jones and Sandra Lee

Todd and Leslie Mather with Bill and Margie MacDonnell

Guests gather in the formal living room to sing carols

Reverend Gary Miller, Russell Jones, Wendi Fralick, Francis Miller and Wendell Stephenson enjoying the caroling

Cedar Hill Cemetery & Foundation Board Director Kay Long with her husband David Long partaking in the caroling

Dave Duffey and Katie Marino get acquainted with Cedar Hill Cemetery & Foundation Board Director Wendell Stephenson
Thank you to all who supported this event and happy holidays! |