Operation Quiet Comfort was a huge success this week in Plymouth. The fundraiser attracted over 300 people to the Memories Reception Hall for dinner and a program.
The event raised $5000.
In her presentation, Houin read letters from servicemen who had received the articles from Plymouth, including one soldier who had lost an arm in battle saying he most appreciated the “warm socks.” Another commented on how the “blocks”
on the homemade blankets had lifted her spirits during a long recovery period.
On the “blocks” were messages of appreciation for their service to their country, and how a grateful nation has them in their thoughts and prayers
Also honored was the medical staff that tends to the needs of the injured.
Houin thanked all who attended and supported the organization.
