This is Wilner. We nicknamed him “Pistache” (Peanut) because when we took him in, we had another Wilner. At the age of 15, Wilner was severely malnourished and dying. He looked like a child of seven sitting on my lap. I was shocked to know that he was 15. He had no hair, his belly was bloated and his arms were like a skeleton. I asked him, “Wilner, what do you want to do in life?” He replied, “I want to go to school and get an education, but I am so sick. A person without an education is blind, and I want to go to school!” We put him in a hospital and with lots of care, he recovered. Today, he is in high school and he wants to be a journalist! He loves the Lord, has a singing group, and is on his way to success! We cannot do everything, but every one of us, can do something! God bless you partners. Bobby and Sherry