Author: delusnvet

We have quite a few request for these mask that are being made and we would like to give each and everyone of you a mask. But this lady that has been making these is working day and night to get them done. We requested only 50 and everyone of them went to the medical personnel and we only have my N95. So We have no more to hand out. If Lois makes more and can share more we will get some. These are expensive to buy material and we will help her with the cost if she ask me. We give these away for free.
There are a lot of people making but they are charging between 5 to 10 dollars we don’t charge for them. If you want them special we can have them made for about 6.00 each

Our dear Lois has been very busy making masks for the people that want to cover their faces to protect them from the corona virus.

Thank you for sharing you talent and good heart

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Been very busy this year so far,

In January we filled 3 big boxes with items such as snacks soups personal hygiene items , pillows and quite a few other items. We try to provide what we feel the service member will need on their brief stay in San Francisco.

We are now in the process of fulfilling a request from Fort Miley Veterans hospital of supplying Their needs for items to help the visiting Veterans there.

There are some ladies that want to help but feel they are way too extended doing other things. What we would ask of you is talk to your friends ask if they could help with passing the word along buying some needed supplies and or sending donations to our web site or our Vemo account. We also have a account at Exchange Bank and with Paypal.

We just received a large donation of Jelly Belly individual bags to send to the USO.

We have a dine and donate dinner coming up in March at Don Ponchos in Petaluma at the Kmart shopping Center.

Our dear member Lois has made more pillows for our traveling service members and we have heard for some of them about how much they appreciate them on their long flights. Just want you to know how hard this lady works to help our cause and what they look like when the service member get them.

Lois and another lady makes these and we send them to 2 different retirement homes to have them stuffed. We pick them up and another lady sews them closed . They are boxed up and delivered to USO San Francisco, there they are separated and sent to other USO ‘s around the country. This is done with no charge to the service members.

We do this with love and respect for their sacrifices for our country.
We thanks all those who help us complete our mission

Thank you email for the neck pillows that we supply to the USO.

Just finished a scooter that’s going to an older veteran in Healdsburg that is in dire need. We have a couple more 3 wheel scooters coming that will be going out soon. If you hear of someone that has one they want to donate one give them our page or have them call 707-480-9766 we will pick it up. We are hoping the gentleman will appreciate it.

Today we dropped off 7 bicycles to the Healdsburg VFW who supporting the Healdsburg town with Christmas food and toys. Just glad we could help.

We also dropped of 2 bicycles to a young veteran and his family We also help them with Christmas grocery’s and some gifts for the family. We are so happy we can do these things with love and caring from fellow veterans

Yesterday we received a message from the USO in San Francisco airport they they have used up all of what we supplied them with just before Thanksgiving and have asked if we. Could help them out once again to get them through Christmas week. We responded to them explaining we are trying to fill the request from Fort Miley veterans hospital and we would try to get them what we could. Including pictures from Costco of items we need and perhaps you could see your way though to help fill the need

Please help if you can. Thank you in advance

A very proud thank you to this young man for taking on the responsibility and hard task of bringing Wreathes Across America to the small town of Middletown CA. This young man should be very proud of his accomplishments and so should his parents and township.
Thank you again for your sacrifice