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SONG FOR
PEACE
Tina Randolph, assistant to CEO Larry Heard,
Margaret Coles and Kenze Beyer, organizer of this outreach for
Transwestern Commercial Services, are putting together care
packages for troops overseas through the Sing for Peace
program. According to West University Place resident Dona
Jaschke, a representative for Sing for Peace, the organization
was started by Coles, a grandmother of twin Marines. When
Coles discovered her grandsons were being deployed to Iraq,
she spoke with several Marine mothers and learned about the
need for care packages. Coles and her sister have built a Web
site, www.singforpeace.com, that explains guidelines and a
list of items that can be sent to troops. Transwestern’s
donations have accounted for more than 100 such
parcels.
 
24.NOV.04 To
Wit
24.NOV.04 All
the world’s a stage at Roberts Elementary
24.NOV.04 Museum exhibit explores multicultural
holidays
24.NOV.04 A
PEEK INSIDE
24.NOV.04 Cordua Restaurants to donate to Casa
24.NOV.04 GOOD NEIGHBORS, GOOD TIMES
24.NOV.04 Day
School celebrates 50 years
24.NOV.04 Young writers to explore the Houston Arboretum with
Writers in the Schools
24.NOV.04 Houston Friends of Music, Shepherd School of Music to
present The L.A. Piano Quartet
24.NOV.04 FAMILY HISTORY
24.NOV.04 POTTER EXTRAORDINAIRE
24.NOV.04 SONG FOR PEACE
24.NOV.04 GIVING THANKS
24.NOV.04 Anderson named principal at UHY Mann Frankfort Stein
& Lipp
24.NOV.04 McGovern library opening delayed
24.NOV.04 Dancers and performers join forces
24.NOV.04 Tour to examine Houston history
24.NOV.04 Merchants to hold holiday shopping party
24.NOV.04 ‘Tree of Hope’ fund-raiser to spread holiday cheer to
local animal welfare
24.NOV.04 Jam
sessions find permanent home
23.NOV.04 Cordua Restaurants to donate to Casa
17.NOV.04 The
Urban Cliff Dweller
17.NOV.04 Altar author tells family members ‘be a
gift’
17.NOV.04 AIDS quilt coming to Rice University
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