For the past five and a half years, 91- year-old Marshall Lazar has been volunteering at the United Samaritans Foundation in Turlock. Monday through Friday, he pulls up in his clean white Monte Carlo, ambles up the street and into the kitchen. It’s a few minutes before 10 a.m., and for the next two hours, he’ll plant himself behind one of the rectangular steel tables and slice loaves of pound cakes and muffins—cinnamon, chocolate cran, butter pound and pumpkin streusel—into symmetrical pieces.
A volunteer for the ages
