The answer may be as simple as the trim woman bustling around the warehouse, straightening piles of notebooks, a smudge of dust on her sleeve. My kids say I found Jesus in the warehouse,'' she says, screwing up her face into an unself-conscious grin. She painted walls and scrubbed floors, charmed her friends and squeezed her contacts. She organized and recruited, treating this charity with businesslike respect. A good idea is never enough.
Somebody has to make it happen.
That would be Shannon. Somebody has to make it work. That would be Rodney and Geoff and Judy. Laura Pulfer's column appears in the Enquirer on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.