Letter: Thank you for donating, Williams
ESA members package boxes to be sent to servicemen and women. (Wendy Howell/WGCN)
Once again the residents of Williams have shown tremendous generosity in their time and contributions to this years servicemen's boxes.
We collected enough wonderful items to fill 26 boxes that will be enjoyed by our soldiers far from home and family this holiday season.
A special thanks goes to the many local businesses, groups and individuals who made this possible.
A very special THANKS to everyone who baked cookies and all the wonderful people who helped pack the boxes for shipping, including Linda Barcus, Debbie Saugstad, Linda Martinez, Ann Steffey, Becky Rappold, Kim Morelos, Pam Hendrickson, Robynn Smith Eckel, Barb Parenteau, Diana Croteau, Pam Schabacker, Brenda Gebler, Kathy Benham, Kerry Lynn Moede, Kris Vasquez, Norma McDowell, Mary Lockhart and Yvette Hudson.
Please know if you helped, and your name is not listed, we really appreciate everything what was done for us. I know I missed a few names, and I’m truly sorry for my omissions. Thank you, Williams!
Vicki Andros
President, Beta Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
- A roller coaster of a ride: Community sounds off on proposed coaster park and tubing hill
- Yavapai County vaccinations for Phase 1B involves pharmacy partnerships
- Prescott-area COVID-19 vaccination venues to open this week
- Foot of snow possible for Williams this weekend
- Letter to the editor: Canyon Coaster Park looks for transparency with community
- NTSB report: Deadly Grand Canyon helicopter crash likely caused by wind
- Doctor shortage: New family medicine residency brings students to rural Arizona
- Grand Canyon renews agreement with China's Yuntaishan Geopark
- Winter storm closes multiple highways in Arizona
- Obituary: Clarence (Clearwater) David Toledo, Jr.
- Yavapai County vaccinations for Phase 1B involves pharmacy partnerships
- Wild ride: Coaster and tubing park proposal comes before Williams P & Z
- Obituary: Annie Shumway
- Agritourism camp approved for Garland Prairie in Williams
- Coconino County sees high demand for COVID-19 vaccine
- Flagstaff Medical Center reports record COVID cases
- A roller coaster of a ride: Community sounds off on proposed coaster park and tubing hill
- Flagstaff minimum wage bumps to $15 per hour, state to $12.15
- Doctor shortage: New family medicine residency brings students to rural Arizona
- Prescott-area COVID-19 vaccination venues to open this week
SUBMIT FEEDBACK
Click Below to:
