Happy Valentine’s
Day from Mission Possible in Lanzac, Haiti. We mention Valentine’s Day because
everyone, I mean everyone, is wanting us to wish their family at home loving,
endearing, and heartfelt wishes. We are, of course, obliging; however, Train
and Reigie owe Dave their dessert for the rest of the week. So if you reading
this and are a wife, husband, sweetheart, brother, sister, child, parent,
grandparent, or pet, Happy Valentine’s Day!!
In the medical
emergency area, while workin g with sheet steel, young Thomas Fett suffered what
initially was reported as a gaping wound to his calf which required immediate
medical attention. The medical crew,
however, reported treatment involving a Snoopy band-aid. Although he is not known for it, Caleb Elsea demonstrated
impressive song and dance skills after backing into some live electrical
wires. “Sparky” as he is now affectionately
known, is doing fine. I can assure you
that the team is taking every precaution to be careful. However, these young guys including Ben Moser
are somewhat preoccupied with their Valentine sweethearts (for whom they forgot
to get gifts.)
Believe it or
not, we did get some work done on Thursday:
· The medical team
connected with 140 children and adults.
· One construction
team built and painted metal trusses and installed steel roofing.
· Another team built
cabinets.
· Another group
painted doors, cabinets, and jambs.
· Still another
group installed new doors on the mission center.
· And others performed
various maintenance tasks.
Dave & Kathy
Brauen