Supplies to the Island

Last night we arrived in Panama City, Florida CubaMax office at 5:45 PM.  The staff were walking out as we walked up to the building.  I explained we came by to see the location as we had not been there before but would be back at 10 AM and pointed to my van and the U-Haul trailer full of boxes for Cuba.  They said, “No, we will stay and process the supplies tonight.”  I was shocked and humbled.  I was even more humbled five hours later when the only supplies not processed were the items that needed shrink wrapping.  I couldn’t leave to get any wrap because I had to be there to sign for each box as it was processed and answer questions.

They opened back up at 10 AM and I had shrink wrap in hand, obtained earlier from Lowe’s.  

We completed the shrink wrap, I signed for the last items processed for shipping, and made the payment on today’s goods at 12:30 Noon.  

These ladies are very hard workers, very patient, and just wonderful to work with even five hours after their regular shift ended.  

I had asked people for prayers that God would give me one kind person who would be patient with my lack of Spanish fluency.  

God gave me three last night, Yaimi, Lizete, and Jennifer. Their manager, Niurbis, came today and made four.  

Four angels who care for their fellow countrymen and were kind, patient, and a joy for my wife and I to be around.  

They gave me a number to text ahead of time and said they would stay late or come in early the next time I go down there.

Thank God with me for these 4 new friends who will help T One Five with shipping more humanitarian aid to Central Cuba.

Pictured: Yiammi, Jennifer, Lizete, and Niurbis.

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