Head over to Ohio's Lancaster Eagle Gazette and read a truly awesome story about Girl Scout troop leader Amber Wellman. Recently, Wellman donated one of her kidneys to her co-leader, June Panetti, thus saving her life. Wellman's generosity earned her the first ever Ohio's Heartland Straight from the Heart Award - created after the Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland heard about Wellman's lifesaving deed. Kudos to everyone involved!
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Head over to Ohio's Lancaster Eagle Gazette and read a truly awesome story about Girl Scout troop leader Amber Wellman. Recently, Wellman donated one of her kidneys to her co-leader, June Panetti, thus saving her life. Wellman's generosity earned her the first ever Ohio's Heartland Straight from the Heart Award - created after the Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland heard about Wellman's lifesaving deed. Kudos to everyone involved!
An Award Straight From the Heart
Head over to Ohio's Lancaster Eagle Gazette and read a truly awesome story about Girl Scout troop leader Amber Wellman. Recently, Wellman donated one of her kidneys to her co-leader, June Panetti, thus saving her life. Wellman's generosity earned her the first ever Ohio's Heartland Straight from the Heart Award - created after the Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland heard about Wellman's lifesaving deed. Kudos to everyone involved!