Picture This: Marine Corps League Always Faithful to Mission to Feed the Hungry
Doug Bergen, of Marietta, and sergeant at arms for the Marine Corps League of the Mid-Ohio Valley, helps unload donations from the vehicle of Linda Hughes of Lowell, Saturday in the Marietta Times parking lot. Hughes said she stopped by because she wanted to help the Gospel Mission food pantry through the Complete the Mission Food Drive. (Photo by Christina Myer)
AMVETS member Dale Pierce, of Dart, Ohio, unloads donations provided by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 Saturday in the Marietta Times parking lot, during the Complete the Mission Food Drive to benefit the Gospel Mission food pantry. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Alfred “Gene” Venham, commander of both the Ronnie W. Davis Memorial VFW Post 5108 and AMVETS Post 1788, unloads donations provided by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 Saturday in the Marietta Times parking lot, during the Complete the Mission Food Drive to benefit the Gospel Mission food pantry. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Donations piled up quickly Saturday at the Complete the Mission Food Drive to benefit the Gospel Mission food pantry, hosted by the Marietta Times. Two pickup truck loads of food and other necessities were loaded back to the food pantry, in addition to monetary donations of more than $560. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Marine Corps League of the Mid-Ohio Valley member Matthew Cornell, of Waverly, is patched up after receiving his flu shot from Trisha Todd, LPN, of the Chillicothe Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Todd and other representatives of the medical center were on hand not only to give veterans their flu shots, but to provide enrollment forms, information on the PACT (Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics) Act, and talk about the renewed focus on women’s health. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Bryan Reeder, of Marietta, commanding officer of the Marine Corps Veterans Association, receives his flu shot from Trisha Todd, LPN, of the Chillicothe Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Todd and other representatives of the medical center were on hand not only to give veterans their flu shots, but to provide enrollment forms, information on the PACT (Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics) Act, and talk about the renewed focus on women’s health. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Volunteers from several local veterans’ organizations pass donations to Jeff Waite of the Gospel Mission food pantry Saturday during the Complete the Mission food drive hosted by the Marietta Times, in partnership with the Marine Corps Veterans Association. Two pickup truck loads of food and other necessities were loaded back to the food pantry, in addition to monetary donations of more than $560. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Jeff Waite of the Gospel Mission food pantry loads donations into his truck Saturday during the Complete the Mission food drive hosted by the Marietta Times, in partnership with the Marine Corps Veterans Association. Two pickup truck loads of food and other necessities were loaded back to the food pantry, in addition to monetary donations of more than $560. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Doug Bergen, of Marietta, and sergeant at arms for the Marine Corps League of the Mid-Ohio Valley, helps unload donations from the vehicle of Linda Hughes of Lowell, Saturday in the Marietta Times parking lot. Hughes said she stopped by because she wanted to help the Gospel Mission food pantry through the Complete the Mission Food Drive. (Photo by Christina Myer)
AMVETS member Dale Pierce, of Dart, Ohio, unloads donations provided by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 Saturday in the Marietta Times parking lot, during the Complete the Mission Food Drive to benefit the Gospel Mission food pantry. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Alfred “Gene” Venham, commander of both the Ronnie W. Davis Memorial VFW Post 5108 and AMVETS Post 1788, unloads donations provided by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 Saturday in the Marietta Times parking lot, during the Complete the Mission Food Drive to benefit the Gospel Mission food pantry. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Donations piled up quickly Saturday at the Complete the Mission Food Drive to benefit the Gospel Mission food pantry, hosted by the Marietta Times. Two pickup truck loads of food and other necessities were loaded back to the food pantry, in addition to monetary donations of more than $560. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Marine Corps League of the Mid-Ohio Valley member Matthew Cornell, of Waverly, is patched up after receiving his flu shot from Trisha Todd, LPN, of the Chillicothe Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Todd and other representatives of the medical center were on hand not only to give veterans their flu shots, but to provide enrollment forms, information on the PACT (Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics) Act, and talk about the renewed focus on women’s health. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Bryan Reeder, of Marietta, commanding officer of the Marine Corps Veterans Association, receives his flu shot from Trisha Todd, LPN, of the Chillicothe Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Todd and other representatives of the medical center were on hand not only to give veterans their flu shots, but to provide enrollment forms, information on the PACT (Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics) Act, and talk about the renewed focus on women’s health. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Volunteers from several local veterans’ organizations pass donations to Jeff Waite of the Gospel Mission food pantry Saturday during the Complete the Mission food drive hosted by the Marietta Times, in partnership with the Marine Corps Veterans Association. Two pickup truck loads of food and other necessities were loaded back to the food pantry, in addition to monetary donations of more than $560. (Photo by Christina Myer)
Jeff Waite of the Gospel Mission food pantry loads donations into his truck Saturday during the Complete the Mission food drive hosted by the Marietta Times, in partnership with the Marine Corps Veterans Association. Two pickup truck loads of food and other necessities were loaded back to the food pantry, in addition to monetary donations of more than $560. (Photo by Christina Myer)