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Thanks for reminding us this morning what true compassion is all about. If Flo can serve the homeless every day at her age, then I can certainly find time to serve others in my own life.
I really enjoyed your Free Lunch column today, thanks. As always, it was very uplifting. Keep up the good work!
I am writing you from Portland, Oregon.
Thank you for sharing my Aunt's goodness and compassion with your readers. Her house was our favorite place to go when we would visit SLC. Aunt Florence would always make sure that we each felt special and loved. I have always measured my choices with Aunt Florence and my Mother in mind and asked myself if they would be proud of my actions.
She has been and is a blessing to us all.
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