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To: Dealer who wrote (60296)	12/29/2003 9:43:17 PM
From: Cactus Jack	Respond to of 65232

Dealer, Thanks for the pledge. Honduras? My mother-in-law is from Honduras. Thanks for the link in your 2nd message; we're gonna look into that. It sounds like your brother is doing great work. There are so many needs in the world and I am thankful that we each can help where we can..... So true. I am very thankful to be fortunate enough to be on the giving end. No doubt about that. jpg jpg

To: Dealer who wrote (60296)	12/29/2003 10:11:00 PM
From: Mannie	Respond to of 65232

Good Deals, No need to explain your silence, but thanks for telling us about your bro and the good works he is doing in Honduras. And thank you for helping him along. Tell him I appreciate what he is doing. And thank you to everyone that makes a pledge for jp's dietathon, I hope he becomes a skinny lil' bugger. If anyone has any questions about Care to Help in Vietnam, please ask. It was an unbelievably rewarding experience to go back last month to see what has been accomplished. The villages where we build water projects, get very healthy, very quickly...it's quite amazing, and more successful than we had hoped when we first started out. Seeing how successful these projects truly are, we have to keep going. We plan to build 12 wells in 2004, one a month. Health and Happiness to the Porchers in 2004. Scott