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Holy Rosary Cathol ic Church Pentecost Sunday
May 31, 2020
1043 Lake Avenue
Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
Parish Staff PASTOR Msgr. Timothy McGee ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr. Michael Arey DEACONS Deacon Gary Hager Deacon Jim Thomas
OFFICE Secretary/ Finance Mary Hager FAITH FORMATION Preschool/Elementary Kathy Olson Middle School/Sr. High Barbara Schmidt
YOUTH DIRECTOR Brady Borslien LITURGICAL MUSIC Susan Champa Scott Mehlhaff MAINTENANCE Charles Loreth
School Office PRINCIPAL Cathy Larson SECRETARY Terri Paskey
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coord. Cindy Hulst LSW
218-281-7895 [email protected] (safe & confidential)
Sacraments Baptisms If you are planning to present your baby for Baptism contact Msgr. Tim at 847-1393.
Reconciliation Saturday: 4 pm or by appointment. Marriage: Those wishing to celebrate the Sacra-ment of Marriage are asked to contact Msgr. Tim at least six months prior to the intended date of the celebration
Parish Office Hours Monday thru Thursday 8:00 –4:30
Closed from 12-1 Friday 8:00—Noon
HOW TO REACH US Website www.holyrosarycc.org E-Mail: [email protected] Parish Phone… 847-1393 School Phone.. 847-5306 Fax…………… 847-1393 Facebook… Holy Rosary Church DL Holy Rosary Catholic Faith Formation & Youth Ministry
Assistant Cook Holy Rosary Catholic School is seeking an Assistant Cook for the 2020-21 school year. This position would entail a 5.5 hour work day, approximately 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM. Submit letter of application and resume to Cathy Larson, Principal, Holy Ro-sary Catholic School, 1043 Lake Ave., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 or e-mail to [email protected] Please apply as soon as possible. The position will remain open until filled.
Music/Band Teacher Holy Rosary Catholic School in Detroit Lakes is seeking a qual-ified part-time (0.6 FTE) Music/Band teacher for the upcoming 2020-21 school year. This position would entail teaching music for grades K – 8 (0.4 FTE) and band for grades 5 – 8 (0.2 FTE). Applicant must hold or be able to acquire a Minnesota teaching license. Interested applicants should send a Letter of Application, Resume, References, Transcripts and any other supporting documentation of their choosing to: Cathy Larson, Principal
Holy Rosary Catholic School 1043 Lake Avenue, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 56501
e-mail: [email protected] 218-847-5306 Holy Rosary is a PK-8, faith-based Catholic school with small class sizes, motivated students, and supportive parents. Please apply as soon as possible. The position will remain open until filled.
Faith Formation Coordinator Holy Rosary Catholic Church of Detroit Lakes, MN is seeking a coordinator for its Middle and High School Faith Formation Program (Grades 7 —12) and coordinate Adult bible studies. Duties will start August 1, 2020. Applicants must hold a bache-lor’s degree or ministry school equivalent in religious studies and have experience of working in a faith formation environ-ment. The candidate must have a love for youth as they in-struct and lead them in the ways of the Catholic Christian Faith. The position will remain open until filled. Send letter of application, resume, references & supporting documentation to: Monsignor Timothy McGee
Holy Rosary Catholic Church 1043 Lake Avenue Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
E-mail: [email protected] 218-847-1393
JOB OPENINGS
Prayer for the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit: O Lord Jesus Christ, Who, before ascending into heaven, did promise to send the Holy Spirit to finish Thy work in the souls of Thy Apostles and Disciples, deign to grant the same Holy Spirit to me, that He may perfect in my soul the work of Thy grace and Thy love.
Grant me the The Spirit of Wisdom that I may despise the perishable things of this world and aspire only after the things that are eternal, The Spirit of Understanding to enlighten my mind with the light of Thy divine truth, The Spirit of Counsel that I may ever choose the surest way of pleasing God and gaining Heaven, The Spirit of Fortitude that I may bear my cross with Thee, and that I may overcome with courage all the obstacles that oppose my salvation, The Spirit of Knowledge that I may know God and know myself and grow perfect in the science of the Saints, The Spirit of Piety that I may find the service of God sweet and amiable, The Spirit of Fear that I may be filled with a loving reverence towards God, and may dread in any way to displease Him. Mark me, dear Lord, with the sign of Thy true disciples and animate me
in all things with Thy Spirit. Amen.
NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR TIM:
WELCOME TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH: The COVID-19 pandemic put the brakes on our parish celebration of the RCIA candidate’s reception into the Catholic Church. We are happy that on Saturday evening we were able to celebrate those Easter Sacraments with our candidates. We welcome the following into the Church:
Newly Baptized: Jessica Blasczyk - Carl A. Nelson - Allen E. Lawrence
Received into the Catholic Church Madison Joy Fegely - Matthew Carl Markuson
Confirmed into the Catholic Faith William Joseph Blasczyk
May God richly bless each of them in their journeys of faith!
RETURNING FOR MASS IN THE CHURCH: We want to welcome everyone who joins us in church for our first weekend back since all that has taken place during the time of the pandemic. Church will look a little different for all of us as we return to familiar space. Last week we sent everyone a copy of the protocols that we need to be aware of. I would like to point out a few that we really ought to be aware of:
Please place your offering in the boxes at the entrances of the church. Everyone is encouraged to wear a mask during Mass. Please distance yourself from one another in the pew (six feet) – families who live in the same household may sit closer. Holy Communion is to be distributed in the pew. If you are going to receive Holy Communion, please stand when the minister
comes to your pew. Holy Communion will be distributed in the hand only-thanks for your understanding. It would be helpful if you are able to help us with the sanitization of the church at the end of Mass. Materials are available at
the ends of the pews. If you sanitize the area you were sitting in that would be a great help. Waste receptacles are also at the ends of the pews.
We ask that you exit the church immediately after Mass and not congregate in the church. If you feel sick or not at all well, please stay home. You may listen to the radio or watch it livestream or on TV.
There were many more items listed in our letter, but I think these are the most important. Thanks again for being here – it is nice to be back in church!
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: For the immediate future beginning this Wednesday we will have adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in the church from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Someone must be in the church at all times during adoration. If you would like to schedule a time that you know you could be there each week, call Bobbi Mercil (701-866-5706).
PARISH SACRIFICIAL GIVING: Please remember your stewardship to the Parish. The work of the parish still goes on even in the midst of a ravishing virus. We depend on your financial stewardship to the parish. Mention was made of the Parish APP above—you can take advantage of the Parish APP in making your gift to the Sunday offertory. Please contact the parish office for more information. Please be aware of the special collection envelopes in your packets. Those different ministries depend on our support too! Thanks for your continued generosity!
PARISH OFFICE HOURS: This week we will return to regular parish office hours: Monday through Thursday 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon and 1:00 to 4:30 P.M. Friday hours for the summer will be from 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon.
THE PARISH EXTENDS ITS SYMPATHY to Al Wenner on the death of his sister-in-law MURIEL (LANE) WENNER, whose funeral will be next week in the Church of the Epiphany at Coon Rapids, Minnesota. Muriel is an alumna of Holy Rosary School. May she rest in the peace of Christ!
S t e w a r d s h i p Last week we received:
Adult Envelopes $ 4,265.00 Children/Youth $ 00 Auto- deposits $_____ 00 Total $ 4,265.00
Average amount needed to meet weekly operation of Holy Rosary
is: $14,653.84
“To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for
the common good.” 1 Corinthians 12:7)
To receive the gift of the Holy Spirit you must open your heart and
invite Him in! Ask the Holy Spirit to guide your thoughts, words, and actions every day! Be grateful for
all the gifts God has given you! Regardless of our individual
circumstances, God has given all of us many blessings. What we do with those gifts is our gift back to
God! By generously sharing everything we have and everything
we are, we become more “God-centered” and less “self-centered”
and our lives truly reflect God’s
light, love, and mercy.
Jun 1: 2 Pt 1: 2-7/ Ps 91: 1-2. 14-15b. 15c-16/ Mk 12: 1-12 Jun 2: 2 Pt 3: 12-15a. 17-18/ Ps 90: 2. 3-4. 10. 14 & 16/ Mk 12: 13-17 Jun 3: 2 Tm 1: 1-3. 6-12/ Ps 123: 1b-2ab. 2cdef/ Mk 12: 18-27 Jun 4: 2 Tm 2: 8-15/ Ps 25: 4-5ab. 8-9. 10 and 14/ Mk 12: 28-34 Jun 5: 2 Tm 3: 10-17/ Ps119: 157.160.161.165.166.168/ Mk 12: 35-37 Jun 6: 2 Tm 4: 1-8/ Ps 71: 8-9. 14-15ab. 16-17. 22/ Mk 12: 38-44 Jun 7: Ex 34: 4b-6. 8-9/ Dn 3: 52- 56 (52b)/ 2 Cor 13: 11-13/ Jn 3: 16-18
Dave Schiller Agnes Fawcett Mary Schlaben Eloise Champa Bob & Shirley Lund Mary Cahlin Dean Krump Ryan Winther
Al & Alice Keihl Jerome Matter Anthony Thompson Dwaine Habrat Kyle Leshovsky Fritz Wehri Leonard Kertscher Marleen Rusch
Betty Rogers Mary Schnathorst Mona & Bob Noyes Dcn. Jim Thomas
Conner Poppenhagen Ben Oritz Gabriel Caro Abram Whitebird Gabe Anderson Travis Mosher Aaron Leff Kasianna Klemm
Jordan Mackner Todd Jenson Stephanie Kuehn Taylor Jasken Jade Ault Tiffany Wirtz Eric Swenson Mat thew Mi l ler
Jason Paulson Andrew Just Tyler Wickum Christopher Ewanika
Please remember these members of the armed services in your prayers as they continue to protect our country.
Please remember those who have asked for our prayers:
How to download our Parish App On your cell phone: Send a text message from your cell phone by texting 88202 Type APP as your text message. You will then receive on your cell phone a text link to down-
load the App. Look for our church name. and select Holy Rosary Church,
Detroit Lakes as your parish
How to watch us livestream on Facebook.
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Holy Rosary Church DL. You may have to go the “posts” tab...not just the home page.
Faith formation news
Project Rachel Ministry Confidential Phoneline The Project Rachel Ministry confidential phoneline is now available in the Diocese. This phoneline is meant to help those who are post-abortive because they had an abortion, they were the father of a child who was aborted, or they have a family member impacted by abortion. The phone line will be answered by Julie Krejci who participated in Project Rachel training sponsored by the USCCB and has a M.A. in Counseling Psychology. The purpose of the helpline is not to provide counseling but to refer the caller to oth-ers including priests to allow for healing and reconciliation. The helpline number is 218-470-0112 and the caller’s number is not identified by the receiving number
Our volunteer that helps with the fire victims and homeless is currently looking for a washer dryer and a freezer. She is also accepting furniture. If you have anything you wish to donate,
please leave at 1231 Lincoln Ave, D. Lakes.
Parish Cemetery: Decorations placed on the graves in our Parish Cemetery in observance of Memorial Day may be left until the end of June. After that, anything that will interfere with the
maintenance of the cemetery for example, decorations placed where they will be in the way for the mowing of the grass will need to be removed. Also, please do no plant trees or flowers in the ground. A yellow collection envelope can be found in your envelope pack-age to help defray the ever increasing cost of upkeep for our
cemetery. Please consider helping us out!
Parish calendar
FAREWELL GET TOGETHER
As you know, Holy Rosary will be losing our two faithful leaders on June 30th. Monsignor Tim will be moving on to his next phase of life– called retirement. Father Michael has been assigned the Associate Pas-tor at St. Phillips in Bemidji.
Our Parish Council is preparing a farewell for them. Because of the pandemic and the governor’s rules we are uncertain as to what we can do. We will know more as time goes on.
We are planning for Sunday, June 28. Hoping from 11:30 –1:30 pm. We do not have anything concrete yet.
With this being said, we are preparing to give them both a farewell gift. If you wish to donate to these gifts you may send it to the Parish Office at 1043 Lake Avenue, Detroit Lakes. Please watch the Parish Bulletin for updates as we know more.
Monday June 1
Tuesday June 2
8:30 am Mass + Margaret Huebsch Church
Wednesday June 3
8:30 am Mass + Gerald Lorenz Church
Thursday June 4
8:30 am Mass + Mike/Rose Spitzley Church
Friday June 5
8:30 am + Marion Heemsberger Church
Saturday June 6
2:00 pm King/Serviss Wedding Church
5:00 pm Mass + Terry Haynes Church
Sunday June 7
9:00 am Mass ~ For the Parish Church
11:00 am Mass + Fran Wozniak Church
With the restrictions being lifted, we will proceed with a Baccalaureate Mass honoring our graduating seniors on Sunday, June 14 at 11:00 am. To all the families with a graduate, we ask that you please fill out the form on the Youth Ministry Facebook page or to email Barbara or Brady with the number of family members that will be in attendance. Please let us know by Monday June 8, if you plan to attend the Mass or not. A follow-up email will be sent in the next week regarding a specific protocol for the Mass. If you have any ques-
tions, please do not hesitate to reach out.
As we celebrate Pentecost and the birthday of the Church, we might like to reflect on the particular role that God has for each one of us. This week, ponder the contribution that you can make to the
mission of the Church, and to all those around you.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Wednesday’s 9 am to 7 pm
Held in the Church for Social Distancing
To make sure we have someone present at all times, please call
701-866-5706 to schedule a time. You may also come when it’s most
convenient for you.
Please join the many people who are praying with the Holy Father’s Monthly intention for June: The Way of the Heart: We pray that all those who suffer may find their way in life, allowing themselves to be touched by the Heart of Jesus.
Benefits of Eucharistic Adoration 1. Every Holy Hour we make so pleases the Heart of Jesus that it is
recorded in Heaven and retold for all eternity! (St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta)
2. The spiritual lives of our families are strengthened through our Holy Hour. (Blessed John Paul II)
3. A Holy Hour of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament is so important to Jesus that a multitude of souls go to Heaven who otherwise would have gone to hell. (Jesus revelation to Blessed Dina Belanger)
4. All the angels of heaven gaze in ecstasy at the image left on your soul after each holy hour you make in the presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. (“Letters to a Brother Priest”)
5. Perpetual Adoration extends its influence far beyond the individual adorers, touching their homes and families and reaching out to the parish community and beyond. (Pope Paul VI)
6. Each time you approach the Blessed Sacrament remember that Jesus has been waiting for you for twenty centuries for this personal visit from you. (St. Josemaria Escriva)
7. A Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration is a sharing in the work of Redemption. (Archbishop Fulton Sheen)
8. The grace of adoration of Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament is given to everybody. (St. Peter Julian Eymard)
9. Our Lord hears our prayers anywhere, but He has revealed to His servants that those who visit Him in the Eucharist will obtain a more abundant measure of grace. (St. Alphonsus Ligouri)
10. The future belongs to those who worship God in silence. (St. John Paul II)
11. It is impossible in human terms to exaggerate the importance of being in adoration before the Eucharist as often and for as long as our duties and state of life allow. (Fr. John Hardon)
12. St. Vincent de Paul would make a Holy Hour asking the Lord blessings on important business transactions and, afterwards, returned to thank the Lord. (St. Vincent de Paul)
13. During our Holy Hour our souls are fed in two faculties of the spirit - the Mind and the Will. In the Mind we need light; in the Will we need strength. (Fr. John Hardon)
HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS
June 2020 MINISTRY 5:00 PM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM
MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
ASSIGNED ASSIGNED ASSIGNED
USHER TEAM Dennis Redig Bob Herdzina Mike Labine
GREETERS Volunteers needed Volunteers needed Volunteers needed
SACRISTAN Matt & Mary Brenk Cheryl and JoeEd Knopf
Nancy Vetter
June 6-7 Commentator Rob Woytassek Brad Carlson Eileen Mooney
Reader 1 Matt Brenk Donna Sauvageau Katie Aligada
Reader 2 Mary Brenk Carol Foltz Lauretta Kapphahn
Music Scott Mehlhaff Jamie McDougall
Scott Mehlhaff Amber Schwarzrock
Scott Mehlhaff Amber Schwarzrock
Altar Servers Noah Larson Ella Larson
Izzy Hansen Ben Hansen
Mailyn Aligada Megan Engum
Media TBA TBA TBA
June 13-14 Commentator Paul Tobkin JoeEd Knopf
Reader 1 Char Dunn Jerry Tharladson
Reader 2 Courtney Henderson Fran DeCock
Music Alison Schumacher Mike Moe
Susan Champa Joy Stone
Tim Eggebraaten
Altar Servers Luke Tobkin Nick Tobkin
Neil Trowbridge Noelle Trowbridge
Lila Kallstrom Rowan Hill
Media TBA TBA TBA
June 20-21 Commentator James Utecht Barbara Schmidt Jerry Tharaldson
Reader 1 Mary Schutz Jay Deraney Nancy Matter
Reader 2 Rob Woytassek Lindy Franco Jon Larson
Music Alison Schumacher Melissa Lorentz
Alison Schumacher Amber Schwartzrock
Alison Schumacher Jamie McDougall
Altar Servers Peyton Lorentz Jayden Jasken
Parker Deraney Mason Deraney
Reid McDougall Lucas Lundberg
Media TBA TBA TBA
June 27-28 Commentator Joy Stone Steve Carlson Andy Peeters
Reader 1 Don Spitzley Mike Kava Eileen Mooney
Reader 2 Jon Stone Connie Kava Howard Mooney
Music Scott Mehlhaff Mike Moe
Scott Mehlhaff Susan Champa
Scott Mehlhaff Susan Champa
Altar Servers Jon P. Stone Joshua Stone
Marin Johnson Jaci Loeffen
Ava Klemm MacKenzie Klemm
Media TBA TBA TBA
HAM AND TURKEY DINNER
The last few months have been very interesting and trying. With
everyone in quarantine and our church being closed down we
thought we’d offer a little something different this year. The KC’s
are hosting a Father’s Day dinner on June 21. Think of it more
like a Mother’s Day/Father’s Day dinner. We cannot offer a
“buffet” or sit down style but will offer a curbside/parking lot pick up. Come through the
parking lot, clockwise, we will take your order, fill your order downstairs and bring it out to
your car. Below you will find an order form, fill one out for each meal you want. Order as
many meals as you want. We will fill orders to go from 10 am to 2 pm. Cost is $10 per
meal. Thank you in advance for your continued patronage to the Knights of Columbus.
Please call 218-847-2800 to pre-order your meal.
We hope to offer patio seating by the Washington Ave doors if the weather permits and
the restrictions allow us.
HAM AND TURKEY DINNER ORDER FORM
NAME ____________________________________ PICK UP TIME ________________
Please check off what you want in your meal
SOME MORE
HAM ……………..
POTATOES & GRAVY ……………. TURKEY-WHITE MEAT …………..
TURKEY-DARK MEAT …………….
DRESSINGGREEN BEANS ……... CORN ………….... PEAS & CARROTS ….………... COLE SLAW …………... CRANBERRIES …………... MILK BUN RAISIN SAUCE
BROWNIE
PHONE _____________________
HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS
April 26, 2020
After a little rest and regrouping we are bringing back the Everyday Angel Ministry. It is definitely a need in this community and we are ready to be
“Angels” again to those in need.
We now are accepting donations for our 55th family. Did you vow to get organized and declutter your home this spring? Please remember the Everyday Angels project! We collect new and gently used items and distribute them to area families who are in great need of a hand up. Everyday Angels accepts any items needed by one who is starting over from loss of a home or those facing financial hardship due to illness, loss of income, etc. You can be an “Everyday Angel” and pass along the items you have outgrown or no longer need to those who need them most. Refer to the bulletin as every 2-3 weeks we feature a new family from our area. We welcome new or gently used items in good, clean condition. Everyday Angels also collects items not included on the current wish list; we will store them for future use and distribute accordingly. Continually needed items include: household goods, beds, linens, clothing (socks & underwear), outerwear, footwear, furniture, educational toys, books and games.
Bring items to Holy Rosary and place in the “Everyday Angel” box in the welcoming center. How gratifying to know that our unused and outgrown items can make a huge difference in the life of someone else! For more information, please contact Susan Deraney (218) 849-1856.
When donating items for these particular family member, please bag them separately and label accordingly – Fami-ly #55, Child #1, Child #2, etc; this will help tremendously with the sorting and ensure those persons receive your items. With this large of family we could definitely use the help of you labeling the bags or boxes that you donate. Thank you!!!! This large family lost absolutely everything in a house fire over the weekend. Three family members were hospital-ized, two in HCMC and one in Fargo. Please keep this family in your daily prayers, they will need lots of prayers at this time. The grandparents are taking care of this family until the parents get home from the hospital, so they are in need immediately of combs, brushes, shaving cream, razors, food (Gift Cards to Walmart), paper products, toilet-ries, washcloths and towels. They will need all kinds of furniture and beds, clothing, storage unit for two months and would like a PS4 with some games for the teenage boys.
Dad: ( 48 years old) 5ft. 7in. 220# Pant: Size 36X32 Shirt: Size XL men’s Shoes: Size 9.5 Underwear: Size XL men’s Jacket: Size XL men’s Interests: Blue jeans, t-shirts, cowboy boots Size 10 men’s and sweatshirts.
Child #1 (Boy): ( 20 years old) 185# Pant: Size 32X30 Shirt: Size Medium men’s Shoes: Size 9.5 Underwear: Size Medium men’s Jacket: Large men’s Interests: PS 4 and video games, money, gift cards and music.
Child #2 (Girl): (20 years old) 5ft. 2in 115# Pant: Size 2 or 3 women’s or leggings small women’s Shirt: Size Medium women’s – sweatshirts – Medium women’s Jacket: Size Medium women’s Underwear: Size 7 women’s Bra: Size 34B Interests: Reading –mysteries, board games, movies and photography.
Child #3: (Boy) ( 17 years old) 5ft 4in. 190# Pant: Size 32X29 Shirt: Size Large men’s Underwear: Size Large men’s Shoes: Size 10 Jacket: Size Large men’s Interests: PS4, video games, drawing, fashion, knives, swords, movies, basketball, photography, music and sweatshirts.
Child #4: (Boy) ( 15 years old) 6ft. 1in 263# Pant: Size XL men’s (likes joggers or shorts) Shirt: Size XXL men’s sweatshirts:Size XXL men’s Underwear: Size XL men’s Shoe: Size 14 Jacket: Size XXL Interests: Phone, PS4 and games, boxing, basketball, football and music.
Child #5: Boy ( 14 years old) 5ft. 7in 160# Pant: Size 32X29 Shirt: Size Medium men’s sweatshirts:Size Medium men’s Underwear: Size Large men’s Shoe: Size 11 (really needs socks) Jacket: Size Large men’s Interests: PS4 and games, NFL football teams, kickstands, NFL football, basketball hoop and balls, and exercise equipment –curling & benching.
Child #6: Boy ( 11 years old) 4ft. 3in 60# Pant: Size 8 slim boys Shirt: Size 8 or Medium boys Underwear: Size 8 boys Shoe: Size 3 boys Jacket: Size 9 boys Interests: Building blocks, games, dinosaurs, remote control cars & helicopters and trucks.
Child #7: Boy ( 9 years old) 4ft. 2in 60# Pant: Size 6/7 boys Shirt: Size 6/7 boys Underwear: Size 6/7 boys Shoes: Size 12 youth Jacket: Size Medium boys Interests: Remote control helicopters, cars, football, nerf guns and nerf balls.
Child #8: Boy ( 4 years old) 3ft. 3in. 48# Pant: Size 4T Shirt: Size 4T Underwear: Size 5/6T Shoes: Size ?? Jacket: Size 5T Interests: In NEED of weighted blanket, Dinosaurs, trucks, airplanes and educational games.
Child #9: Girl ( 5 years) Pant: Size 5/6T Shirt: Size 5/6T Underwear: Size 5/6T Shoes: Size ?? Jacket: Size 5/6T Interests: Dolls, barbies, kitchen toys, games and puzzles.
Child #10: Boy ( 21 years old) Pant: Size XL men’s Shirt: Size XL men’s Underwear: Size XL men’s Shoes: Size 13 men’s Jacket: Size 5/6T
Immediate Needs: PRAYERS!!!!! Combs, brushes, shaving cream, razors, food (Gift Cards to Walmart), paper products, toiletries, washcloths and towels. They will need all kinds of fur-niture and beds, clothing, would like a PS4 with some games for the teenage boys and they will need a storage unit for two months as we gather furniture for them. If anyone knows of someone that is willing to donate a space for two months please let us know.
Also, please remember to label your donations with Family #55 and what child number it goes to. It really makes our sorting a lot easier. We would like to get this out to them as soon as possible.
God Bless you for being an “Everyday Angel”!