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Dear Lilian Dery,

We were very excited to receive your letter the other day. Our church girls will gather their dresses to send to you. The girl in the picture that is the tallest is Danielle(she is 14 years old). She is the sister of Summer (she is 10 years old). Danielle plays soccer for her school as well as on another team. That keeps her quite busy. Danielle is very involved with her youth group in church. The name of her church is called Shiloh United Methodist Church. We live about 10 miles from there and have a car to drive. I work at the Greenville Zoo. I work with children and animals in our education department. Some of the animals here at the zoo are an African elephant named Joy, another African elephant named Lady Bird, Bornean Orangutans named Mia, Chelsea, and baby Bob, 3 Aldabra Island Tortoises, and many more. It is so neat to communicate with your people in this area. I am very interested in your culture and would love to know more. For instance, here we can drink a can of Coke for 50 cents (American dollars). We are very blessed with so much such as electricity, clean running water to all parts of our homes, cars, computers, cell phones, etc. Danielle even has her own cell phone and computer and television. Tell us more about your community. We will be sending dresses very soon.

God Bless all of your people,

Lynn Weisner (mother of Summer and Danielle)