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Angel Manor celebrated 25 years of recovery this month

KINGMAN, Ariz. – Angel Manor Celebrated 25 years of helping women and men with children get sober and clean Saturday, Aug. 15, at College Park Community Center in Kingman.

“It all started with me 25 years ago,” began Wendy Rapp Weaver, Director of Angel Manor.

A memorial service was held for one mother, Tracy, who died from lung cancer while living in Angel Manor. She was estranged from her son, Ryan, at the time, but he and his family was there to remember his mom.

Vanessa Mirabal, 14, painting the face of Donnie Brooks, 14, at Angel Manor’s 25th anniversary party on Saturday, Aug. 15. Vanessa was painting faces from pictures selected. Donnie’s was that of an Indian Warrior. Connie “Ceejay” Jones
After an hour of music, memorial celebration and testimonies, everyone ate the food and cake provided by Angel Manor, held in the Community Center at Colkege Park Church in Kingman Saturday, Aug. 15. Connie “Ceejay” Jones

Everyone present seemed to enjoy themselves, especially the girls who had either graduated from the program and those still going through the process.

City Councilman Shawn Savage and his wife Robin, joined in the celebration, as did Joe and Kathy Burns from Church on the Street.

Residents of Angel Manor pictured with their Director Wendy Rapp, seated, third from right. Connnie “Ceejay” Jones