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The
Mandarin Food Bank Staff is proud to introduce four more of our dedicated
volunteers:
MAUREEN REVELS
Maureen was born in
Maureen majored in nursing at FCCJ and
UNF and graduated with a BSN. She is currently a pediatric diabetes educator
for Wolfsan Children’s Hospital.
Her hobbies include: yard work, cooking
and being on or in the water. Maureen and her husband Charlie have a son,
Patrick. All of the Revels can be found
volunteering at the food bank from time to time. They can be counted on to do their part for
any special project that the food bank tackles.
Maureen says,” I volunteer at the food
bank because I know we are able to directly impact lives. There is a wonderful feeling when you know
your work is making a difference, also, the other volunteers are wonderful and
have many varied talents. They use these
talents to help provide a wonderful variety of ideas on how we can better serve
our clients.”
Maureen has been a dedicated volunteer
for many years. She helps to make any situation or project a smooth and easy
experience with her sense of humor and caring approach. She brings a wealth of knowledge and
experience to our ministry. We are very
grateful to have Maureen, Charlie and Patrick Revels as part of our volunteer
family.
DAVE HORNSBY
Dave was born in
Dave’s Hobbies include gardening and
reading. He and his wife, Mary have three children:
Josh, Justin, and Christine.
Dave began volunteering with his children
while they attended
Dave says this about volunteering at the
food bank,” Seeing the love demonstrated by the directors, between the
volunteers, and directed at those in need.
Feeling that I’m helping the less fortunate in some small way, is why I
volunteer”.
Dave is a quiet, caring, and humble
man. He can always be counted on to
help. He too has been volunteering for
many years. His easy going personality and gentle smile are most welcome. We appreciate all he does for our ministry
and are honored to have him as part of our volunteer family.
VICKI MARTZ
Vicki Martz was born in Indiana and
reared in Connecticut, which makes her a true “Yankee”. She attended the
Vicki works as a golf course architect
and is privileged to be associated with
Vicki’s church, The Episcopal Church of
Our Savior is a strong supporter of the Mandarin Food Bank. Vicki was inspired by Donna
Trank who was a volunteer at the food bank for many
years. Vicki is also a member of
her church’s Mission Commission, which is dedicated to “outreach” within the
country and beyond. Through this
ministry, she and Gary both volunteer at Habijax,
assisting with fund raising as well as building.
The Food Bank is fortunate to have Vicki
as a “drop-in” volunteer. She brings
dedication and compassion to our ministry.
TRISCH BROACH
Trisch
was born in
After graduation she worked at USF as
University Union Supervisor at the
Trisch
and her husband, Marty, moved to
Trisch
enjoys gourmet cooking, party planning, art, crafts, antiques, furniture
finishing and restoration, and gardening, (“As long as my back holds out”, she
tells us), and reading.
Tricsh
and her family moved to
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(904) 292-1675