Beune Family Assembles Hygiene Kits During Reunion
Boyd and Jeanette Beune from West Point, Nebraska hosted a family reunion. As part of their reunion activities, the Beune family gathered at the Orphan Grain Train Servant Center in Norfolk and made 50 hygiene kits. They donated the supplies, built the kits and packed them in the boxes, ready for shipment. Boyd is a regular volunteer with us and occasionally, Jeanette is as well. Boyd packs Mercy Meals with the West Point group every 2nd Wednesday of the month. Thank you, Beune family for helping others as you celebrate gathering as a family.
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