Charles C. Sprague Sage Society
2023 Sage Society Dinner featuring Victor Vescovo
Join us as we gather with friends and fellow supporters of The Senior Source at our Charles C. Sprague Sage Society dinner on October 24, 2023 at 6:30 pm, at the Dallas Country Club.
The Senior Source is proud to announce its Keynote Speaker, Victor Vescovo, for the Sage Society Dinner in 2023. Vescovo is a retired naval officer, sub-orbital spaceflight participant, and undersea explorer.
Arguably one of the most interesting men in the world, he will join donors of The Senior Source to share incredible stories of his adventures in the deep sea and space travel.
Membership Information
The financial support the Sage Society generates allows The Senior Source to be proactive in enhancing and expanding our services to the rapidly increasing number of older adults in the greater Dallas area.
About The Sage Society
Dr. Charles Sprague was the driving force behind the establishment of The Sage Society.
He served as its first chairman, and he continued to guide its development until the time of his death in 2005.
The two major goals of the society are:
- to build financial support for our services that improve the quality of life of our community’s older adults
- to educate community leaders on the challenges and concerns of the aging population
In these days of shrinking support and public funds, community becomes vital in meeting the increasing needs of older adults and their families. With the Sage Society, we hope to highlight the urgency of giving older Americans a higher place on the agenda of community concerns and create a brighter future for all generations.
Thank you to our 2023 Sage Society Co-Chairs Elizabeth and Eric Gambrell.
2023 Sage Society is Presented by:
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