Simpson deserved their support, too

North Snohomish County Support Services and Support 46 sends a great big thank to all the helpers and donors for our fundraiser at the Arlington Swap Meet on May 1.

We would like to thank the following individuals and vendors: Katie Wetzel and daughters Brianna and Brooke-Lynn, their friend Sheyenne Carter, Sherrie Phelps, Kurt Patterson, Janet Hughes, Bruce at Brooster’s, Kristen Banfield, Chris Jones, Brent Stier, Donna Kazen, the amazing cook Kathy Sonsteby, as well as vendors Silvanna Meats, North Marysville Albertson’s, Smokey Point Jack in the Box, Smokey Point McDonald’s, Darrington IGA, Smokey Point Lowe’s, Everett Lowe’s, Pepsi, Coca-Cola of Marysville, Orowheat, Arlington Safeway, Arlington Food Pavilion and Stanwood Haggen’s.

NSCSS is a nonprofit organization made up of volunteers who have devoted their lives to be on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to respond to scenes where a crisis has occurred. We provide comfort, care, compassion and practical support to people who find themselves in difficult situations because of a variety of circumstances. For more information, you can e-mail us at NSCSS46@aol.com

Dennis Sonsteby

Arlington

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