My husband is from El Salvador and we have many friends from Guatemala. I know first hand the poverty and great needs of the people in many Central American countries. Each of us is placed here to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Obviously, Aunt Leah understood that. God bless her family for continuing her work.

I was thrilled to run across this site. To me Aunt Leah really was an Aunt. She and Don became friends of my parents before I was born. We lived on Gowen road/Henry street and my parents lived next door to her until her death. She was a bleoved fixture at our holiday and birthday parties and none of me and my siblings children know she wasn't even a blood relative. I am so excited to see so much good still comeing from the things that meant so much to her...and gives me a place to come remember her and how much I miss her and Uncle Don. Thank you for the wonderful thing that is coming out of her passions.

i just got back from casa anglena, doing electrical work on the school everything is so great, everyone should go.

I am so excited to see how God is moving to raise the money for this project! I am looking forward to being back at Casa Angelina and maybe as a group we can pray over the land as we are there working! Thanks again for letting us be a part of this!

This is absolutely amazing. How happy Aunt Leah must be to see all that is being done for her in her memory. Chad and Jodie have done an amazing job of organizing and setting up this web-site. Aunt Leah was such a loving, caring, genuine person. Every visit she made to Wisconsin was a real treat. She was always upbeat and fun to be around. It is not surprising that she was eulogized in such a positive,loving way. God has a real angel up there with him .