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This is what Mississippi does. A real tribute as to how we stand together no matter what.
Awesome. And, on a side note, those little truck wheels crack me UP. :D
Brought tears to my eyes….
wonderful
Awesome!!
So wish that we had some sort of post office in Smithville now to ship those care packages to our fellow sufferers in Joplin. We have heard the the US Postal Service in all of its wisdom is not planning on having a Post Office in Smithville, Mississippi 38870 after our tragedy.
That is a very sad turn of events. I hope at least a truck (like I drew) shows up.
Seems like the post office is determined to do away with a lot of small town zip codes. I think it’s time to fire them and privatize the business.
The Smithville Church of Christ sent shipment yesterday to Joplin.
You just gotta love those Church of Christ folks. God bless ’em.
This is outrageous…:(
that is the Mississippi way!!!
Marshall …. *tears*
Marshall, I can’t count the number of times that you have brought tears to my eyes ~ this is definitely one!
Just left Smithville and this is exactly what’s being done..neighbors who lost everything still wanting to help others. Love this
I am now hearing that the US Postal Service is going to rebuild in Smithville. May be a rumor, but maybe it’s true!!! And Marshall, I hope the truck that comes through Smithville will have a little better wheels, although I do LOVE yours!!! You know, MS roads are not known for their smoothness!!! LOL
A truck load of supplies headed out yesterday to Joplin from Smithville Church Of Christ! :o)
I love the cartoon…people helping people…that is what God’s children are all about! Fulton, MS
A friend in need, is a friend in deed! Thats MS folks!!
I miss that kind of compassion and generosity. It’s definitely NOT like that in other states! My heart goes out to those precious families who have lost so much. If I can do anything to help, please email me.