Ground Breaking
Hello Everyone,
I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to some special people. I know it has been some time since I have made a post but I have some good news as far as progress. Over the Thanksgiving weekend we had a group of people give up their holiday to start clearing Camp Hope which consists of 5.5 acres. With some hard work and the help of a few area business's such as BOBCAT of St. Louis to make the job go a little easier to clear the land, and Central Stone for helping us with the rock for the roadway through the property, and Jim Wilson, owner of Buccaneer Excavation for hauling the rock for us. Now the hard work that was completed was performed by Eddie Boyer, owner of E.A. Boyer Construction, Jerry Wells Camp Hope Board Member, Corky and Adam Northcutt, John Reando, James Hunot Camp Hope board member, Mike Hunot, and Mr. Hooks. There is no words that can express the gratitude we have for everyone involved that is making this project such a success. All the hard work these volunteers performed shows, in just one weekend it is amazing how much land was cleared and how much of the road they completed. Again a big thank you to all of you for everything you have accomplished and for giving up your time to get it done.
William (mike) White
President/Founder
Camp Hope
1st National FreedomRide~May 15
National Coordinator of FreedomRide2010
Cathy Hooper
The days are growing closer before we reach our goal of a Nation of Supporters will stand to Honor and show their Support for all Armed Forces..May 15 for the 1st National FreedomRide~24 States involved with Rides spreading wide~It's going to be a great visual of a grand showing of Support and thousands of dollars will be raised to help Fund many needed areas for our Veterans and Troops~That serve our Country and secure our Country,and give us our Freedom~
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Gypsy
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Eye opener ...
There are no words that can express the gratitude people have for everyone involved that is making this project such a success. All the hard and desperate work, volunteers performed shows, in just one weekend it is amazing how much land was cleared and how much of the road they completed.
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Leo
mcdst
U.S.A