The Tulsa Manufacturing Plant sent five volunteers to the build.
–Brian, an engineer and his wife, Debbie
They worked on House #9.
–Mary, RACAL Laboratory
She worked on House #5.
–Gisy, an industrial engineer
She worked on House #2.
–Linda (me), Manufacturing Line #4
I worked on House #7
We put in more than 40 hours of work on our houses. On our time off we enjoyed fine dining, fun and rest.

On Tuesday night we went to a restuarant called Aunt Chilada’s. Everyone ordered excellent tasting food from their Mexican menu.
On Wednesday night, all three hundred volunteers had the opportunity to enjoy a cookout meal of hamburgers and hotdogs and then we had a bunch of fun at the resort’s waterpark. It had two water slides, a wave pool, a hot large whirlpool and a lazy river to relaxingly float down.
On Thursday we ate authentic Spanish food at the Corona Ranch and then enjoyed watching a famous three generations family rodeo.