What a nice article about the young students from Colby who chose to speak about volunteering, “Colby class explores faith-based charities,” Jan. 17.
It sure was great to see so many places are involved. I’m sorry to see nothing was mentioned about the soup kitchen at Sacred Heart Church — it was started about 30 years ago by a priest and a businessman from Waterville. My husband was one of the cooks there for 21 years. There was a nice group of men and women working there; in fact, it still is in operation.
Keep up your good work, volunteers.
Cecile Vigue
Waterville
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