The article above describes a group of elderly men and women who undergo a process of resocialization after having lost their loved ones. Based in the Waterville area, Maine, and founded over 10 years ago by a United Church of Christ minister, George Fowler, this social group offers a new beginning for the widows and widowers. Clearly, these souls are dealing with uneasy changes and are facing new challenges in life once they're on their own again. One of the difficulties they become familiar with in such situations is that the previously formed couple routines and traditions come to an abrupt end. Suddenly, going out for breakfast in the morning, taking a stroll in the park, shopping for groceries and enjoying take-out dinners involves
