Tea-time farewell for Ettrick and Yarrow minister

The minister for Yarrow, Ettrick and Kirkhope, Samuel Siroky, and his family were given a farewell tea at Ettrickbridge.Many of the congregation and friends in the community gathered to say goodbye and thank you for the last 15 years. Caitlin Hume, youngest and newest member of the congregation, presented him with a cheque, along with a framed picture of the Yarrow Valley and flowers.
By The Newsroom
Published 13th Nov 2017, 07:09 BST
Updated 12th Dec 2017, 12:01 BST
The minister for Yarrow, Ettrick and Kirkhope, Samuel Siroky, and his family were given a farewell tea at Ettrickbridge last week. Many of the congregation and friends in the community gathered to say goodbye and thank-you for the last 15 years. Caitlin Hume, youngest and newest member of the congregation, presented him with a cheque, along with a framed picture of the Yarrow Valley and flowers.The minister for Yarrow, Ettrick and Kirkhope, Samuel Siroky, and his family were given a farewell tea at Ettrickbridge last week. Many of the congregation and friends in the community gathered to say goodbye and thank-you for the last 15 years. Caitlin Hume, youngest and newest member of the congregation, presented him with a cheque, along with a framed picture of the Yarrow Valley and flowers.
The minister for Yarrow, Ettrick and Kirkhope, Samuel Siroky, and his family were given a farewell tea at Ettrickbridge last week. Many of the congregation and friends in the community gathered to say goodbye and thank-you for the last 15 years. Caitlin Hume, youngest and newest member of the congregation, presented him with a cheque, along with a framed picture of the Yarrow Valley and flowers.

Many of the congregation and friends in the community gathered to say goodbye and thank you for the last 15 years. Caitlin Hume, youngest and newest member of the congregation, presented him with a cheque, along with a framed picture of the Yarrow Valley and flowers.