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Congratulations on the new grandson and on launching your dream adventure! I will definitely be interested in keeping up with your blogs. Thanks. You and Tula take care! 🙂 Cousin Sandra
Aloha Nancy–thanks for your donation to The Food Basket and for tracking down our difficult-to-find warehouse! Good luck on your journey. –Christine
Hello Nancy! I just wanted to thank you for your donation to the Bookmobile at Washington County Free Library. What you’re doing is a wonderful thing. The world needs more people like you!
Hi Nancy! You are today’s post on Assateague Island National Seashore’s Face Book page (www.facebook/AssateagueNPS). Thanks for keeping us updated on your adventure! I hope you find many more happy trails! 🙂
Hi Nancy! Great blog! Thank you for stopping by to visit us at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington, DC. We appreciate the donation to our resident fund! We hope you enjoyed your stay in DC and the Cherry Blossoms! Wishing you all of the best on your grand adventure!
Hi Nancy! Great posts and pictures. Fun reading about your most awesome adventures. Love the part about Tula going in the water in D.C.
Dear Nancy,
Thank you for your donation to our Monthly Meal Ministry at Zion Episcopal Church, Charles Town. I just posted your letter in our May Church newsletter, Tidings, which will be mailed tomorrow. Good luck and be safe on your journey. This is a wonderful thing that you are doing! God Bless you.
Georgia Gessler, Zion Episcopal Church Parish Administrator
very interesting project. When are you coming to Rhode Island?
MM
Hi – I’ve already been to Rhode Island! That was in late October, and Hurricane Sandy was quickly approaching, so I left Rhode Island after 5 days, and then I came back this spring to finish the last 2 days before visiting Massachusetts. Rhode Island was State #8 on my journey – but then I didn’t finish it til shortly before Easter, so it was a divided visit. But I certainly enjoyed it!
Nancy
Hi Nancy,
Heard about your stop in Mukwonago, Wis. today. You left quite an impression here. Would love to speak to you briefly about your journey for Mukwonago’s weekly newspaper (The Chief). Hoping you can contact me soon.
kphillips@jrn.com
Thank you!
Kaitlin
Hello Nancy,
Thank you so much for your donation to the Mukwonago Food Pantry and sharing your story. I put the letter you wrote us on our Facebook page, you are an inspiration for others. Thank you for taking the time to talk to me about your adventure, I wish you safe journey and know our door is always open anytime you past this way again.
Cynthia Eggleston
Executive Director
Mukwonago Food Pantry
Hi Nancy,
So glad family connections brought you to Menomonie, Wisconsin so we could learn of your wonderful Expedition! We greatly appreciate your donation of pillows and kitchen supplies to the Stepping Stones Shelter. What a way to personally touch so many lives…when you lay your head down after a long day you can think of others sleeping on the soft pillows you provided. 🙂
Katherine Dutton, Executive Director
Stepping Stones of Dunn County
Hello Nancy,
Thank you for your donation to Dogs On Call in Montgomery, AL. It is such a wonderful organization, serving over 25,000 people a year.
Your journey sounds so inspiring! Good luck to you. Stop back through Alabama and see us!
Frances McGowin
Director
Hello Nancy,
Thank you for your donation to our youth outreach project-farm, the GRUB Program, of the South Plains Food Bank in Lubbock, TX. You are my hero! Your journey is inspiring! I was blessed to meet both you and Tula. I wish you safe traveling graces for the rest of your journey(s).
Nancy: I am with the Millard American Legion in Omaha. I just received your box of donated food items for our troops. You donated them through a local Walgreens “Adopt a Soldier” campaign. Although you donated them in late June, I just received them and the items are now on their way to Afghanistan to be enjoyed by our troops. Our Legion Auxiliary ships these items once a month and we have lost count of how much we have shipped over the past 3 years but I can tell you it is well over 6 tons of goodies. Just wanted to let you know that we DID receive the items and that we are very thankful for your “Give Back to America” Journey. Thank you and safe travels!