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Walter E. Sundquist Community Pavilion and Riley Park Groundbreaking

There was a great turnout for this community event that celebrated our future park and pavilion. The crowd learned all about the construction schedule and what’s in store once the project is completed in October 2005.

This endeavor is the result of much hard work and financial contributions. All those involved were honored and the project was recognized as a historic milestone for Downtown Farmington, Michigan.

The Downtown Farmington Center is located east of Farmington Road and south of Grand River Avenue in Farmington, Michigan.

Plan now for the park and pavilion Grand Opening Celebration, October 21-35, 2005. 
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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions of:

Walter E. Sundquist The Riley Foundation
East Middle School's Encore perform Groundbreakers
Encore, from East Middle School, sings
as the ceremony begins.
The groundbreakers pose along with representatives from The City of Farmington.
Sundquist and Riley Michelle McCarthy and Amy Lange
Walter E. Sundquist (left) of Heeney-Sundquist Funeral Home and George Riley of the
Riley Foundation listen in.
Master of Ceremonies Amy Lange and
Michelle McCarthy, winner of poem competition.
Walt Gajewski and David Judge Farmington Pavilion groundbreaking crowd.
Walt Gajewski (left) and David Judge (center) were recognized for their efforts in securing funding for this community project. Crowd shows appreciation to volunteers and financial contributors that are making the pavilion and park reality.
 

Busch's Market
Gala restaurant in Downtown Farmington
Busch's Market, of Farmington Hills, provided food and bottled water for all. James Williams, of Downtown Farmington restaurant Gala, serves up some tasty samples for attendees of the event.
Printed: May 21st, 2005

Annette Knowles, Executive Director
Downtown Farmington