The day begins for us (the committee and several key Rally volunteers) at the 6:00 AM breakfast at Quentin Haus Family Restaurant.
Jere lead the prayer – for breakfast and the day’s activities.
We all get the same meal – so we can quickly eat and move on with the day’s activities.
This year I ordered eggs, bacon, toast, juice, coffee, and pastry.
By this point we just enjoy visiting, as all the planning, organizing, and scheduling has been done.
The newest committee – those participating in the “Blessing of the Trucks” – in prayer before trucks began arriving.
Jordan (our grandson) setting up auction tables.
I heard Bruce asking God to give them grace to show the love of Christ to each driver and for the safety of everyone, especially all the children.
Chaplain Len giving a registration instruction card to a driver.
After asking for permission to pray for the driver and his truck, Len prayed a short blessing on this man and his rig.
A few drivers arrived during the early morning hours, but most began arriving after 9:00 AM.
Curtain side (these unload from the side)
And…I not sure how to describe this one. 🙂
I knew as soon as I saw it that it was going to be my favorite of the day.
I think it could have qualified for the Cars movie.
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More pictures tomorrow night.
My goodness, so well organized! And there are already trucks of sorts that I’ve never seen!
This is the most organized committee on which I have ever served.