Coordinators
Corner by Darci Woodyard
Wow!
What a great job everyone did for our first attempt at not one, but two,
fundraisers!
Thank you to everyone who sold raffle tickets, baked goodies, and helped
out at the dessert booth.
Hopefully we have started a “MOPS tradition” already and the fearless
firemen will let us do it again next year! (Of course, we couldn’t have done
it without the help of our “waiters” and “waitresses”—Zack Williams,
Sadye Cox, Erin Linn, and Reba. It was so much fun to see everyone come together
for something so simple.
We have such neat moms and I’m so glad you are sharing yourself with us
and getting MOPS out in the community!
Now,
our next event is the real kicker…we need to give back to our firemen who so
graciously allowed us to piggy-back their annual fundraiser.
Please make sure you sign up for a night that your group can help those
clumsy wrappers—they really need us!
I
am extremely excited about our upcoming meeting—our Christmas party next
Monday night.
We will start at 6:00 and conclude at 8:00, as planned.
There will be no craft due to the ornament exchange.
(Don’t forget to bring your wrapped ornament.)
The Mimosas are providing the goodies and we are having a surprise
speaker!
It would be great to bring a visitor to this event—be sure to check
with Nell Ann if your visitor intends to bring her child, and be prepared to
introduce her.
Remember they get one free visit to check us out first.
Our area council coordinator will also be joining us.
She has been very pleased with our charter group and wanted to come meet
us all!
What’s
new in our group?
We are just thrilled to have our Kelli back with little Shelby!
And, Hailey had a great report from her doctor that there is no cancer in
her body.
So many of you have kept these moms in your prayers, which I feel has
made the difference.
Keep Lesa’s husband, Jonathan, in your prayers as he still searches for
answers about his headaches.
And, we will have a moment for “all the pregnant moms to please stand
up!!!”
We may be in for a surprise—I think the current count of pregnancies is
eight!
Be careful what you drink!
For the record, no water will be served Monday night.
See you there!
Fundraiser
a Success by Karen Cox
Both
of our fundraisers were a great success. First the Baby quilt raffle raised
$560.00. As a reminder and thank you, Virginia Fenner and Paulette Fenoglio made
the quilt for the MOPS organization to raffle. The winner was Sue Winch of
Oklahoma. The person that sold the most tickets and the group that sold the most
will be recognized and awarded at the December meeting.
Secondly,
the bake sale was lot of fun and a nice evening to spend together as MOPS. It
was also a wonderful way to publicize our organization. The bake sale raised
$235.
We
should all be thinking about other fundraisers that we might like to do in the
future. If anyone has suggestions, be sure to let us all know at the meeting.
Mentor Mom Marsha - Marsha - Marsha |
December speaker Dottie McBride |
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We all listen intently |
Mentor Mon Lisa shows off her ornament....with feet! |
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Darci and Stacia Haney our Area MOPS Representative |
Kasie, Stacie and Heather show off their ornaments! |
Julie loves her ornament! |
Kelly got a frame ornament |
Linda, Stacie and Kasie listen to the speaker. |
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