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Service and charity part of Christmas dinner

Tribune Staff

| January 16, 2019

Printed in the January 16, 2019 edition

Photo courtesy of the Bread of Life MissionThe Bread of Life Mission in Holbrook held its busiest Christmas dinner to date with Safeway and the Holbrook Police Department donating food to feed everyone and plenty of volunteers to help. Tim (center) and Jeannette (left) Wistrom of Holbrook pictured here with the mission’s Shelter Manager Ron Elseworth (right) were the winners of the 100-gallon fuel raffle. The couple turned right around and donated the gas back for mission use. The fuel was donated by John Bradley of Bradco in Holbrook.