Post by Rick Watson on Dec 12, 2005 13:13:28 GMT -5
To: Letters to Editor
Daily Mountain Eagle
During the 8 years teams from Jasper and Walker County have been going on
missions to Honduras, we have received help and support from many
individuals, clubs, churches, and organizations. We thank you. Now we add
another to our list of many "thank you's": Lawson and Linda Murphy, there
family, and Murphy Manufacturing Company.
Each year Alabama Honduran Medical/Education Network (AHMEN) sends two or
more 40 ft. containers to Honduras. Some of the containers carry the
supplies/equipment needed for our work on the mission fiels, some carry
food, clothing, tools, and various items need so desperately by the local
Hondurans to better their life. The outpouring from our area was so great
this year, AHMEN had more than we could send down. We found ourselves with
goods and items needed in Honduras, but we could not get them into the
container. In addition, we did not have a warehouse/loading facility we
could use for the containers. Lexie Hilton contacted Lawson and his
organization and they have generously agreed to let AHMEN use one of their
warehouses for storage and loading. You cannot imagine how this will
benefit AHMEN and the people of Honduras.
Thank you Lawson, Linda and your entire family,
Dr.Tom Camp
Alabama Honduran Medical/Educational Network
Daily Mountain Eagle
During the 8 years teams from Jasper and Walker County have been going on
missions to Honduras, we have received help and support from many
individuals, clubs, churches, and organizations. We thank you. Now we add
another to our list of many "thank you's": Lawson and Linda Murphy, there
family, and Murphy Manufacturing Company.
Each year Alabama Honduran Medical/Education Network (AHMEN) sends two or
more 40 ft. containers to Honduras. Some of the containers carry the
supplies/equipment needed for our work on the mission fiels, some carry
food, clothing, tools, and various items need so desperately by the local
Hondurans to better their life. The outpouring from our area was so great
this year, AHMEN had more than we could send down. We found ourselves with
goods and items needed in Honduras, but we could not get them into the
container. In addition, we did not have a warehouse/loading facility we
could use for the containers. Lexie Hilton contacted Lawson and his
organization and they have generously agreed to let AHMEN use one of their
warehouses for storage and loading. You cannot imagine how this will
benefit AHMEN and the people of Honduras.
Thank you Lawson, Linda and your entire family,
Dr.Tom Camp
Alabama Honduran Medical/Educational Network