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Candace Wené, a regular client of Fowler House, upper left, listens for a client's lunch order as other clients pay for and fill plates with salad and vegetables. Wené is the house's frequent cook, arriving nearly everyday to make lunch. Wené was diagnosed with mental illness in her 30s. She recovered from alcohol and methamphetamine addiction in the 1990s only to come down with breast cancer this year.
Christmas dinner was served Dec. 18 at Fowler House. The next day, it was leftovers.
“It’s hot turkey sandwiches,” said Candace Wené, a regular...
“It’s hot turkey sandwiches,” said Candace Wené, a regular...
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