Have No Fear – - Lubbock Meals On Wheels

Many dogs and cats are still benefiting from the Pet Food Program.Dry dog and cat food is sent out to these four-legged companionsevery other Tuesday. Donations of pet food is always needed andwelcomed. Currently, this program feeds 44 dogs and 35 cats. Thankyou to all of those who bid on pet items in the silent auction at ourMardi Gras 2009 event. Over $600 for the Pet Program was raised.Thank you to the following for their helpwith this special program(January 10 -March 20)Pet Memorials:BJ, beloved dog of Jim & Lynne HymanOur precious BJBucko & Sam, our beloved petsGoldie, beloved dog of Tony & Louise GrecoHoney Bear, beloved dog of Barbara & Jim BulenLing, beloved cat of Carolie MullenMickey, beloved pet of John & Elaine MilamRudy, beloved dog of Russell & Diane TaylorSunny, beloved dog of Amber & Jude MachinAnonymousAgape United Methodist WomenDonated By:Helen AlfordPat SharpeBarbara & Jim BulenMr. & Mrs. Eugene StalnakerLisa & Larry GillilandJamie Whittenburg, DVMJim & Lynne HymanMary Beth & Bernie MittemeyerJim & Lynne HymanSue & Johnny Franklin, A-Way with Pets,Joyce Cantrell, Lynne Hyman, Sheryl Hight,Lisa & Larry Gilliland, Roberta Schroyer, Lynn& Suzan StephensSue & Johnny Franklin, A-Way with PetsDwight & Gwen SandersKathee LuptonJessica & Chris KnightExtra! Extra! Read All About It!Lubbock Avalanche Journal continues to provide 130-150 newspapers per day (Monday – Friday) to be distributed free of chargeto clients in Lubbock, the Adult Day Activity Center, and in Idalou. Caprock Home Health and AJ Readers are generouslysponsoring this special project. Lubbock Meals on Wheels is very excited about continuing this partnership and looks forward toproviding yet another “extra” to our meal recipients.4Meals on Wheels April 2009