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THANKS WAYNEDALE NEWS STAFF

July 18, 2007 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

I just want to thank all at The Waynedale News who make it possible for me to read the “special” articles like Holly’s letter to her father for Father’s Day and Kelly’s letter to God “Each of Us Matters” and “A Mother’s Love” from Mothers Day.

It is so refreshing to read a paper that focuses on printing something that is thought provoking and touches the heart rather than just reporting the happenings and events of this world.

So Thank You and all that contribute these types of articles.

Amber

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