Summerlee

Summerlee, West Virginia Mission Trip Pictures and captions by Brenda Bosserman The Summerlee mission project originated in the mid 1980’s in response to flooding in West Virginia. Since then, churches from our area go every year, under the leadership of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Waynesboro, Va., to repair and fix-up homes of people in need. On July 10th, people from Mt. Horeb formed a caravan and headed off to Fayetteville, WV to work from July 10th to 15th . This is the eighth year Mount Horeb participated and was well represented by: John, Brenda, Rachel & Rebecca Bosserman Gail and Jeremy Carr Patti, Austin and Ashlee Craig Mark, Hanna and Caitlin Eckroth Rev. Braxton Garriss Janice, Chris, & Amy Mowbray
	Summerlee Presbyterian Church
	Tents at the campsite are used for the Kitchen and getting together for meals.
	The Mount Horeb group sets up a campsite.
	Gathering together for an evening meal.
	Sue Eckroth and Gail Carr are smiling pretty, considering it's 6:30am!
	Rev. Braxton Garriss is patching a roof.
	Patti Craig - "have nail gun, will travel."
	Austin Craig is helping install drywall.
	Hannah Eckroth screws drywall up in a bathroom.
	Chris Mowbray also installs drywall.
	John Bosserman and Mark Eckroth worked together as a team to remodel a bathroom.
	Repairing and applying roofing is a "hot" job. Here Janice Mowbray and Ashlee Craig take drinks up to the workers on the roof to keep them hydrated.
	Sue Eckroth and Brenda Bosserman relax during a water break.
	Hanna Eckroth (left) helps pick up the roofing debris at a jobsite.
	Amy Mowbray worked on the Trash Crew as they visited all the worksites daily and collected debris; it was then hauled to a dumpster. Here she tries to fill the dumpster but realizes she has a lot more work to do.