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Michele is the coordinator for the MO National Guard unit. She has been waiting until we were done with Ft Hood. WE are! whoohoo! awesome job ladies!
Michele said that this unit has never received packages as a unit. Just individuals. They said:
We would also appreciate any items you want to send us. We don't need any toiletries items however, we could use just about everything else. We actually have a room set up here and organized for our soldiers to utilize.
I know we would love any:
Snack foods, candy bars, chips, dips (obviously the kind that can be sent without refrigeration)
Snack cakes (hostess or little Debbie type cakes)
Ramen noodles
Cookies
Microwave popcorn
(any) Healthy snacks like protein bars, etc.
Boxes of bread mixes (we have a bread maker)
Vegetable Oil (for our bread maker)
Individual powdered drink mixes
Air Fresheners
Cleaning Wipes like Clorox wipes, Febreze
No need to send coffee, we have a ton of that from Starbucks, that is about all I can think of for now. We also have plenty of books and magazines. I think we could use some deodorants and soap, but like I said before no toothbrushes or toothpaste!
I really appreciate all that you are doing for us back home."
And just so you all know, this Unit is known as the "Houn Dawgs" (yes, I spelled that correctly). I haven't had time to look up their emblem, but I am sure that you can all figure out what types of PCs they would probably like!
I am going to mail flour and yeast, add water and salt and they have french bread. I'll even include the recipe. haha. So I guess some bread machine mixes if anyone wants to do that.
Yes, we can do the 3 special pcs. Granny will do.
Can mail anytime between 7-28 and 8-7. Needs 436, 37 are female.
Michele 174
Lyn 15 10 female mailed 7-31-10 1 box
Cheryl 20 mailed 8-6-10 1 box
Terry (Trouble) 30 mailed 8-7-10 1 box
Ally 20
Granny 29 16 female mailed 8-6-10 2 boxes
Cathy 11 female, treats mailed 7-30-10 1 box
Natalie 30 mailed 8-6-10 2 boxes
Maryellen 10 mailed 8-6-10 1 box
Florence/Tammi 40 mailed 8-6-10 2 boxes
Sue 32 mailed 7-29-10 2 boxes
subtotal 402 + 37 = 439
Kim treats! yummy! mailed 7-31-10 2 boxes
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