June 30, 2011
By:
Bayonne Weekly Staff
Salvatore Demarco loves watches of all kinds and even wears a ring that doubles as a watch. Michael Walsh is proud of all his bowling trophies displayed in his bedroom. And Carol Sepley boasts of her 37-year career working for the Social Security administration.
These are ordinary facts about a special group of people who live in an extraordinary residence for developmentally disabled adults who are part of the Windmill Alliance.
Started as a ministry of Trinity Episcopal Church in the Bergen Point section of downtown Bayonne, Windmill employs these adults to give them meaningful work experience and a modest income.
