Linda Waring has always marched to the beat of her own drum. She began playing the drums in the fifth grade and was immediately hooked. A band director advised Linda’s mother that she shouldn’t buy her daughter a drum kit, as Linda’s interest was sure to wane. “I spent the rest of my life trying […]
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Seeing the country, particularly Colorado, was one of the things Johnny Jordan loved about his 18 years as a long-haul truck driver. But it was when Johnny retired in 1987 that life got really interesting. Johnny’s daughter and then-wife – he’s been divorced for 32 years – convinced Johnny to try his hand at acting […]
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O.B Murphy has always worked. After spending nearly three decades in the healthcare industry, she poured her energy into children. “Kids are our future,” said O.B. “Even infants, if you pour yourself into them, you teach them.” After working at a program that provided enrichment activities for school-age children in at-risk neighborhoods, O.B. began teaching […]
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“I didn’t plan on living this long,” said Richard Williams. Richard, 82, owned and operated local barbecue restaurants before retiring a decade ago. He described himself as a “terrible businessman” who didn’t save enough of his earnings. That’s why Richard visits 4Saints Episcopal Food Pantry once a month. Richard’s wife of 50 years, Blanch, is […]
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Eden Galvan was passing by the Texas Wesleyan University campus with a friend in September 2021 when the two happened upon 4Saints Food Pantry. It was a transformative day for Eden and for the pantry. Eden and her husband, a construction worker, struggle to make ends meet. Their family includes four nephews and nieces. Eden […]
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