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Tuesday, January 26, 2010 11:00 AM

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Bev Knapp, or Grandma Bev as she is known to the students at Wellsville Elementary School, reads one of her published books Monday to Wellsville fourth-graders Lauren Taylor, left, 9, and Diamond Park, 10. Knapp, who is a part of the Foster Grandparents program in Paola, meets with Elba Unruh’s fourth-grade class three times a week to read to students and help with homework.

‘Grandma Bev’ finds time in retirement for foster grandparenting, writing

By MEAGAN PATTON, Herald Connections Editor

WELLSVILLE — Her grandkids call her “Mom-Mom.” And her students and foster grandchildren call her “Grandma Bev.”

But at 76, Beverly Knapp isn’t about to let her seniority get in the way of community service.

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