Belated THANKS to Mary Wroten et al

You all know how I volunteer for the charitable organization Packages From Home and also how Mary Wroten has been a wonderful assist by involving her church group to collect donations to mail to our deployed troops. She shows up on my doorstep every now and then with a whole carload of things to send to the troops.
Well, I just want to make it known that she hasn't stopped there. We had a huge event called Hearts to Heroes in Anthem recently, and the result was an 18-wheeler truck full of donated stuff for care packages. But we needed volunteers to help us pack it all into boxes and mail to the troops. Mary showed up with a bunch of her friends to help us pack boxes at the Anthem UHaul facility!!
The troops are all so deserving of our support, but it nonetheless takes a lot of angels to make an effort like Packages From Home work, and Mary, you are definitely an angel! God bless you.

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