Charter Hospice Holds Annual Firefighter Appreciation Lunch, Kicks Off Spark of Love Toy Drive
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After prayer, the women and volunteers of Charter Hospice in Moreno Valley said they just wanted to say thank you.
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Firefighters Steve Foley (left) and Jeff Burrow (right) stand in line for food during the appreciation lunch.
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Charter Hospice Staff members, from left: Chris Matthews, Magdalena Rumabi, Margaret Dzimiri, Lupe Nivar, Sheryl Nonje.
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Manager John J. Langdon of Sorrento M.H.P. and Bonnie Beck, Director of Bereavement and Volunteer Services.
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A tasty cake was made and ready to be served for dessert.
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Fireman Steve Foley gives thank yous and appreciation to the women and volunteers of Charter Hospice in Moreno Valley during their annual firefighter appreciation luncheon.
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The women and volunteers of Charter Hospice in Moreno Valley engage in Q and A, listening to safety tips from Fireman Steve Foley.
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Elda Redding, winner of the raffle ticket game, wins the prize presented by fireman Steve Foley. "I am so happy!" she said.
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With smiles on their faces and full stomachs, the women and volunteers of Charter Hospice stands in front of the bright red fire engine to end the day.
November 20, 2013 at 01:26pm. Views: 64
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