Dear Editor,
Saturday May 8, was a cold and blustery day and I was visited by angels. It was Bob Mullen and a group of teens from Hillside Bible Church. They were volunteers for the Rocking and Raking clean up for seniors and the disabled of our community. Their warm smiles and cheerful faces brought hope and warmth to a cold day. With their shovels, rakes, and willing hands they went right to work doing many tasks we seniors are unable to do alone. The group was eager and happy to help.
They wanted to know if there was anything else I needed before they left. I know this was a scene played out at many homes for many seniors. Thank you, Jeannie McCreery, for organizing such a much needed and worthwhile project.
Thank you to all the sponsors? the Edna Burton Auxiliary Board, Bory Landscaping, Tool Sports Sign Co, Hillside Bible Church, Seymour Lake U.M.C., and Frosty Boy of Ortonville. A very special thank you to all the volunteers who gave their time to help others.
Many seniors and disabled were helped by these acts of kindness and hard work. With deep appreciation, I thank you all.
Sylvia Runyor
Rocking & Raking success
Dear Editor:
Thanks to all the volunteers, sponsors, and those organizers of the ‘Teen and Seniors Rocking and Raking? spring clean-up in Ortonville on May 2.
The three teen boys who came to my house, along with their adult supervisor, Kim did a great job of cleaning up dead leaves and debris from my lawn. I know those who took part in this workday put in long hours. I appreciate the time and hard work all of you volunteers put in to help us seniors in need.
Thank you to Jeannie and Annette, Clark and the Coordinator of Brandon Township, and to your sponsors who help this program carry on.
H. Shaver
Ortonville
Dear Editor:
To all our young people that volunteered their time and energy on Saturday May 2, with raking, washing windows and whatever we seniors asked you to do, thank you a whole bunch.
We had the young ambitious group from Frosty Boy and they were friendly and ready to get to work doing whatever we wanted.
We also thank Jeannie, Annette and whomever helped in organizing this program.
Don and
Margaret Kengerski