Commun ty Matters Clay Center Presbyterian Manor
January 2018
Renaissance man – Roger Mall
Clay Center Presbyterian Manor resident Roger Mall is a man of many interests and talents — what some might call a “Renaissance Man.”
While he’s known for displaying his beautiful flowers and coleus, his interest extends beyond growing beautiful plants.
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“Years ago, I took up an interest in weaving. I made seven trips to the Navajo reservation in Arizona, where I learned firsthand how to wash and spin the wool, then weave it. It was a wonderful experience. We were immersed in the culture,” said Roger.
Roger’s talents have been on display in various museums, including one in western Kansas and one in Wichita.
“I contacted K-State to see if they wanted my weaving books, and they said they’d like an actual piece of my weaving as well. So I took it up there and
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