A team of 11 staff and clients from Emmaus Homes celebrated its 50th year of serving at the Heifer International Ranch in Perryville, Ark. The group will feed the animals, gather eggs, shovel manure …
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A team of 11 staff and clients from Emmaus Homes celebrated its 50th year of serving at the Heifer International Ranch in Perryville, Ark. The group will feed the animals, gather eggs, shovel manure or make repairs. They look forward to the trip each year. Pictured, from left, Brian Juntti, client services, Saul Anderson, John Rinne, Suzy Hellebusch, client services, Terry Paridy and Paul Crusius. Paridy has made the trip more than 30 years. Not pictured are Greg Ballamy, clients services, James Smith, Lloyd Purler and Randy Pritchett.
