Suzanne Zinnger paints the house trim as volunteers from United We Paint and the United Parcel Service provide a free painting makeover to a U.S. Army sergeant who served in the Iraq War.
(Photo by John Koster
- For the North County Times)
Posted on 07/12/2009 3:01:09 PM PDT by Dubya
ESCONDIDO ---�“ Ryan Kahlor, an injured Iraq War veteran, said he knew some volunteers were coming to help paint his Escondido home Saturday morning, but he had envisioned a "couple of guys with spray guns."
When nearly 50 people descended on the U.S. Army sergeant's house, he was overwhelmed.
(Excerpt) Read more at nctimes.com ...
Suzanne Zinnger paints the house trim as volunteers from United We Paint and the United Parcel Service provide a free painting makeover to a U.S. Army sergeant who served in the Iraq War.
(Photo by John Koster
- For the North County Times)
WOW, great story, thanks for the post
TPD
There are still a lot of Americans living in this country.
Thank God for the volunteers. Lord knows the soldier wouldn’t get this type of help from our tax and spend government.
Outstanding!
Obama would’ve had PAID ‘volunteers’ sent out to paint ACORN official’s houses. That’s what it amounts to.
Obama would’ve had PAID ‘volunteers’ sent out to paint ACORN official’s houses. That’s what it amounts to.
Thanks for the post. What a wonderful group of people.
Blessings to Ryan Kahlor
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