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What a good idea! These women are rendering a valuable service as well forming new and wonderful relationships with people they ordinarly wouldn't have a chance to meet. I would love to belong to such a group in Woods Cross.
Simply amazing.
The two founders who should have been given credit are Merrie Smithson and Delsi Nixon. Of course, QWB wouldn't exist if it weren't for the wonderful women of many faiths who come each month.
What a great program for compassionate service and a wonderful bonding between caring women in our community. Thanks for the opportunity to share.
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