A dance to remember

Sixto Cervera, 90, dances with Connie Weir to “La Bamba” performed by the Licata Brothers, Tony and Jimmy, at an ice cream social Saturday sponsored by Our Lady of the Assumption in Claremont. Cervera is the grandfather of the Licatas and Weir is an organizer. The event raised funds for Christian and Muslim victims of Boko Haram in Nigeria. / photo by Daniel Torres
Sixto Cervera, 90, dances with Connie Weir to “La Bamba” performed by the Licata Brothers, Tony and Jimmy, at an ice cream social Saturday sponsored by Our Lady of the Assumption in Claremont. Cervera is the grandfather of the Licatas and Weir is an organizer. The event raised funds for Christian and Muslim victims of Boko Haram in Nigeria. / photo by Daniel Torres
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