At our fifteenth anniversary, I NOW ENJOY a new appreciation for the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5000. There were 22 of us against over 1200 of them; kinda like the battle of little big horn.

It took three shots to get these mugs. The dawg was up to his olde pranks.

Co-ordination was terrific and with the ladies help we conquered the foe.

HUNGER!!!!!!!!!

NOW THATS A BUNCH OF CHICKEN, RICK!

WISH WE HAD GOTTEN A PICTURE OF THE FIRST BATCH!

Its over! The first onslaught has ended with minor casualties. The Dawg was holding his back and the Prez. was taking on water. Now we are reloading our sauces preparing for THE SECOND WAVE.

Behind the lines the ladies carried the food to the serving line. We commend them for there unfaltering service.

And the storm was just down the hill!

Here is one of our two way players; Mike hauled tables and help with the kids. Our own National gaurd member made us proud.

Due to Lou Gehrigs disease Clyde White can't ride his TWO -WHEEL Harley anymore, so Debra got him a 4 wheel model. Keep riding Clyde, the highway to heaven is just ahead.

You can look, but don't touch!

Special thanks to all our guys and gals.  We cooked 500 lbs of barbeque, 800 quarters of chicken, 500 hotdogs, 30 gals of baked beans, 120 lbs of slaw, handed out 2000 drinks, over 1000 buns and rolls, 1200 packs of chips, along with 1000 little debbie cookies. All told we fed over 1500 people. The men and ladies of soldiers of the cross were true soldiers for the day. Outnumbered 50 to one we continued the fight until every person was served.  Congratulations on your unwaivering committment to service!