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Dewey donations on way to Houston
20-foot box truck brims with supplies for Hurricane Harvey victims
September 14, 2017
Kate Banaszak, left, and Dewey Town Clerk Ashleigh Hudson talk with RAM founder Stan Brock. SUBMITTED PHOTO
The two women next to all the donations after being unloaded. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Two RAM volunteers are all smiles after seeing the truck Banaszak, second from right, and Hudson, right, brought for Houston. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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2200 Stock Creek Blvd
Rockford, TN 37853
United States
2200 Stock Creek Blvd
Dewey Beach Town Clerk Ashleigh Hudson and friend Kate Banaszak drove through the night Sept. 8 in a 20-foot-long truck loaded with supplies for victims of Hurricane Harvey. The two women took the donations to Remote Area Medical in Rockford, Tenn.
The trip took 14-and-a-half hours, said Hudson. After the truck was unloaded, Hudson and Banaszak rested for about an hour-and-a-half, and then made the drive home. The supplies were driven to Houston the next day.
The trip was long and tiring, but it was fun, and it was well worth helping those in need, Hudson wrote in a Sept. 11 email.
