John,

What a eye opening video, thanks. I pray that your efforts will prosper there and we all wish you safe travels going back and forth.

John,

Thanks for doing God's work...

Harry

Hi Greg and Harry...

My thanks... As well - I thought, since it's Sunday and I'm finally getting caught up (only to leave again this Wed or Thusday for Haiti as there are a few issues I need to address with food/medical for the folks).. Anyway...

A while ago - a fellow by the name of "Patrick" went with me to Haiti. During that trip, he rode in our old truck - called "the crab" (don't ask, OK?). After his week in Haiti, Pat decided Adrien needed a "new to him" truck... So, Pat stepped forward and we got a "new - used" truck - one with over 130,000 miles - but it is a great truck nonetheless...

Some may ask why in the world I am posting this? Well, I'll tell you why...

Our truck last week was used for:

Picking up food from the airport - and delivering it;
Picking up medical supplies - and delivering them;
Delivering medical supplies to the clinic (fourth picture down - Adrien has an 80 lb. bag he's lifting);
Helping refugees from PaP get to the refugee center;
Delivering a group of doctors from the USA to the hospital;
Picking up a news reporter from Cayes and taking him to the border to the DR outside PaP;
Bringing food to not only our orphanage - but to several others....

BUT - my favorite use?

The truck-bed was used a bed for two families who didn't dare sleep inside at night. Most in Cayes sleep outside as I write this, for fear of sleeping inside and being crushed should there be another earthquake...

John