African Professional Network (APNET) of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Members volunteered at the Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly , they spend part of the Easter weekend cooking, feeding and entertaining the elderly with African Music, jokes and dance. for more picture see our facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/fbx/?set=oa.221260307890812  
From Left: Peter Nyame, Zainab Odame, Prince Ellis, Matilda, Angela Maingi and David Mutua







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