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West Rehoboth Youth Program serves Christmas dinner
Diaz Bonville gives encouragement to Miracle Cox as the group walks to the homes of those unable to come to the center to get their Christmas meal. BY DENY HOWETH
December 27, 2013
Charity Cox is all smiles while delivering meals to the homebound. Heaven Cox waits for meals to deliver. BY DENY HOWETH
Volunteers worked all evening and into the morning to prepare and package meals for delivery. BY DENY HOWETH
Antonio Alford leads Diaz Bonville and Daveon and Najda Boyer toward a home for meal delivery. BY DENY HOWETH
Edna Miller adds macaroni and cheese to the turkey meal with all the fixings. BY DENY HOWETH
Lerah Boyer, Angel Cox and Daveon Boyer wait for the addresses of their meal recipients. BY DENY HOWETH
In addition to the meals, hugs and conversation were shared. Charlie Burton gives Diaz Bonville a hug and thanks him for his community service. BY DENY HOWETH
Diaz Bonville holds the door for Miracle and Jenay Cox as they deliver the Christmas meal to Mrs. Burton. BY DENY HOWETH
Amelia Frazier proudly stands in her living room full of holiday decorations after receiving a Christmas meal. BY DENY HOWETH
Lori Kline, left, Bernadette Frazier, Edna Miller and Julie McCall, part of the volunteer group, pack meals of turkey, yams, stuffing, macaroni and cheese, potatoes and gravy with hot cross buns for the residents of West Rehoboth. Letitia Sturgis, Monique Milbourne and Antonio Alford manage the front side of the production line. BY DENY HOWETH
On an unseasonably warm afternoon students from West Rehoboth Youth Program distributed meals to older and homebound recipients of the special holiday dinner Dec. 21. About 15 adult volunteers gathered before dawn and 25 youth, with help from program Director Diaz Bonville, served more than 200 meals to residents. Since 2008 this program has served residents turkey meals with all the fixings for Christmas.
