Letter carriers deliver more than mail
Published on Wed, May 19, 2010 by Dell DeierlingRead More Voices
Saturday's annual Letter Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive (held May 8) proved once again to be a great success. Thanks to a giving community, rallying mail carriers, and a large staff of volunteers, the Marysville Community Food Bank received 32,000 pounds of food.
A special thanks goes out to all the mail carriers and post office workers at the main Marysville Post Office as well as the Annex facility north of town. And a huge thank you to the many hard-working volunteers that managed the incoming food at both postal sites as well as the Food Bank.
Dell Deierling
Director
Marysville Community Food Bank
A special thanks goes out to all the mail carriers and post office workers at the main Marysville Post Office as well as the Annex facility north of town. And a huge thank you to the many hard-working volunteers that managed the incoming food at both postal sites as well as the Food Bank.
Dell Deierling
Director
Marysville Community Food Bank
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