Chaplain Gary Gilmore, left, of the Missouri National Guard and guest speaker, praised the eighth-grade students from St. Ignatius Catholic School for serving breakfast during this year's annual …
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Chaplain Gary Gilmore, left, of the Missouri National Guard and guest speaker, praised the eighth-grade students from St. Ignatius Catholic School for serving breakfast during this year's annual ecumenical prayer breakfast Tuesday, Feb. 28. He said you know your community is healthy when you see the students donating their time to help. Gilmore gave each student a souvenir from the Missouri National Guard. Record photo/ Cindy Gladden.
