Hello! As you all know, David had brain surgery last week. He and Kris will be coming home this week. As such, we would like to make sure they are well fed. Any meals are welcome - breakfast, lunch or dinner!! We would like meals to begin on Saturday, June 27th!

See below for meals preferences!! And, thank you for your help!!  

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