ANNUAL SPRING FAIR

I have been impressed by the folks who have donated their unused things of "good quality" to help the church and share them with their neighbors in and through the church's "Budget Corner Shop," or buy somethings for the church at a series of fund-raising, annual, church fairs, because this church opens the door to the AA, NA, Senior Citizens' groups, Boys Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cup Scouts groups and New York Kids' Theatre Group for the entire 7 seven days a week for the City Island Community over the past many decades.

Furthermore I was greatly impressed by this Trinity United Methodist Church that served the impeccable Thanksgiving Dinner on the last Thanksgiving Day to the needy (about 80 people, I was one of them) with a perfect table setting along with the shiny silverwares, clean chinas, and beautifully designed cotton table cloths and cotton napkins. I felt a great love and dignity from them who served us, particularly from those cheerful volunteers and specially the unsung heroin volunteer chef, Ann Cox and her own Catholic family members who volunteered to serve this annual fanfare every year for more than 15 years.

God bless this church, the serving folks, and the entire City Island and the nation. Anonymous.