Bob Scheidt sent out updated notes of Pasta Planning. Please see his separate email for all the details. Volunteers are needed 9am-noon on Saturday, October 31st to help pack up salads. See Bob's separate note on needed volunteers for Sunday. Reply directly back to Bob with your preferred positions.
Devon Reynolds is owner of Brothers & Sisters Unisex Salon (1278 DEWEY AVE across the street from Aquinas) and also gives back in many ways to his community. His grandmother set an example for him by cooking and giving food out to neighbors. So Devon started Sweet Ida Mae's Food Pantry in honor of his grandmother and this is located next door to the salon. The food pantry is open every day 8am-8pm and accepts all types of food products that get re-distributed to those in need in the neighborhood. His work overall also includes: giving out free haircuts, providing back-to-school items, providing Thanksgiving Day dinners, running winter clothing drives, providing healthy BBQ's, informing people about the political process and need to vote, etc., etc.
Lots of donations for Pasta Dinner planning, today's speaker Devon Reynolds, Polio, and Foundation. Dick Butler had successful cataract surgery so one eye down, one to go. Guy Kittelsen is thankful for his Son's visit from Denver.
Devon Reynolds is owner of Brothers & Sisters Unisex Salon (1278 DEWEY AVE across the street from Aquinas) and also gives back in many ways to his community. His grandmother set an example for him by cooking and giving food out to neighbors. So Devon started Sweet Ida Mae's Food Pantry in honor of his grandmother and this is located next door to the salon. The food pantry is open every day 8am-8pm and accepts all types of food products that get re-distributed to those in need in the neighborhood. His work overall also includes: giving out free haircuts, providing back-to-school items, providing Thanksgiving Day dinners, running winter clothing drives, providing healthy BBQ's, informing people about the political process and need to vote, etc., etc. 
