Thank you to all the PUD linemen who worked so tirelessly through long, cold and dark hours to restore power to all of us who were affected by the wind storm. We were without for four nights and know others were out longer. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
DAN AND BETTY GEE
Monroe
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