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A new thank you via email

Started by Dave, July 17, 2008, 12:24:27 AM

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Dave

This one came in via the info email address today (the sender's full name was not provided):

Dear Christine,
   I received the beautifully restored picture of my mother in her wedding dress the day after Mother's Day.  (Our mail is still not "up to par" even three years after the storm).
I know you probably wanted us to receive it in time for Mother's Day..........
  You really did a wonderful job and I truly appreciate it.  My mom  and dad (both 89 years old) are doing amazingly well after having lost everything they owned, most importantly their home and their independence.  You have brought joy to all of our hearts.  Blessings to everyone at Operation Photo Rescue.  You are truly angels to all of us who have lost so much.   Jan



Dave Ellis
OPR Founder
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Mhayes

Dave,

Thanks so much for posting this beautiful note! What a wonderful gift for them after loosing so much. It's like after a certain amount of time the spotlight shifts away from that devastated area as if things have returned to normal, but it's not and won't be for a long time. Sometimes after struggling hard on some difficult photos, it's easy to loose sight of how much our efforts mean to those who have lost everything. Thanks Jan, you made my day!

Margie
"carpe diem"

Margie Hayes
OPR President
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Tess (Tassie D)

Thats so wonderful to hear. Makes me want to do some more work.
Tess Cameron
Distribution Coordinator
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Hannie

Dave, thank you for sharing this lovely note, it made my day.

Hannie
Hannie Scheltema
Distribution Coordinator
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glennab

Hi Dave

Thanks for another reason to start the day with a smile! Imagine losing everything at 80-plus years old.  It's incredible that we're able to give some joy to these wonderful people and that they take the time to express their appreciation for what we do.  The trip to Biloxi (hard to believe it was nearly a year ago!) and these thank yous give me hope for our species.

Bless,

G
What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal. ~Albert Pine

(Photoshop CS5 /Mac Pro)