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Patsy accepts a box of homegrown tomatoes from Kathy and Marylin |
Simple acts of kindness on the part of formerly homeless, mentally ill men and women of faith along side men and women from various faith communities in neighborhoods are touching people in a special way.
The Happy Cab & The Mighty Tomato Factory Project is a wonderful example of how people from all walks of life are working together to build bridges of connectivity, kindness and love.
Here is a touching thank you note from Patsy Barber who received not only delicious tomatoes, but a much deeper blessing.
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Thank you to each of the ladies that brought me awesome tomatoes. You
each do a great job and I appreciate each of you. God Bless each of
you. |
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Thank You, Happy Cab & Mighty Tomato Factory. Thank you,
thank you for the most beautiful and awesome tomatoes that you brought
to me last Thursday evening. It was nice to fellowship and make new
friends. Thank you for thinking about me -- It's been years since I've
tasted a homegrown tomato out of a garden. My husband and I both grew up
on farms and raised gardens until we weren't able anymore. It's a lot
of fun and to eat your rewards of hard work. My husband passed away 1
yr. 8 months ago now. I miss him. Have a blessed day, Patsy Barber |
Learn more about The Happy Cab & The Mighty Tomato Factory Project on the
Abba’s Family website.
Posted with permission from Robert Althoff