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Beth Burkhart a great paramedic who is always willing to come down anytime she has vacation. Beth knows her stuff and is always a welcome addition to any team we are putting together. Hailing from Windsor Missouri Beth at last count has made over 5 trips to Honduras in the last three years. Rod Ward

One of the best volunteers we have ever had the honor of working with. Rod hails from Vancouver Canada where he is a paramedic with British Columbia Ambulance services. Rod always shows up at least once a year and usually drives all the way from Canada to Honduras. Rod's first visit to Honduras was during Hurricane Mitch in 1997

Bob Quasius our traveling engineer who is always willing to come down and help us take school supplies and vitamins to the children of the mountain villages in the Copan Valley of Copan Ruinas.

John Lilley, 28, from Raleigh, NC. John has been in EMS since 1994, as a paramedic with Durham County EMS since august of 1998. Out of college he Co-owned a computer networking company for one year while getting his paramedic certification. He then decided to go to medical school. Two years of hard studying, and working as a Paramedic to pay bills finally paid off: This fall he starts at Wake Forest University Medical School at the Bowman Gray Campus."

Roz Morton, She is for us what Radar was to the 4077 Mash unit. Roz is always on hand to handle the books and keep track of all of us. A super lady, and wonderful person. Ellan Swartz and Terri Helm. These ladies single handily were able to round up and send us over 64,000 doses of powerful antibiotics that we were able to get directly into the doctors with clinics all over Honduras, and in effect literally save the lives of several hundred children.

Ron Wike Ron is our all around handyman and fund raiser. This is the guy who keeps all of the ambulances in working condition, and helps prepare them for the transport to Honduras. As a fund raiser he is always on the lookout, and has proven to be invaluable to the cause. Ron also handles the disposition of donated items

Clive Barnbrook A special thanks to Clive Barnbrook who has now made two trips to help us here in Honduras. Clive is a paramedic from Vancover Canada and works with the British Columbia Ambulance service. As a volunteer Clive has been ready willing and helpful at anytime to go with us in the furthest reachs of the high mountains of Honduras to help bring medical aid to the poor children who live there.

Eric Jelin This wonderful young man donated a year of his life to come down to Copan Ruinas and selflessly gave of himself to help the children of Honduras. Eric has left us to return to the states where he will be going to medical school at Harvard University. Thanks Eric!

Catherine Hooper Cathy hails from Vancouver Canada, and is a paramedic with the British Columbia Ambulance service. This was Cathy's first visit to Honduras and we hope it will not be her last. Having survived the long drive from Canada to Honduras Cathy was still ready to jump right into the middle and help out with our school supply program for 2004.

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	Beth Burkhart a great paramedic who is always willing to come down anytime she has vacation. Beth knows her stuff and is always a welcome addition to any team we are putting together. Hailing from Windsor Missouri Beth at last count has made over 5 trips to Honduras in the last three years.		Rod Ward One of the best volunteers we have ever had the honor of working with. Rod hails from Vancouver Canada where he is a paramedic with British Columbia Ambulance services. Rod always shows up at least once a year and usually drives all the way from Canada to Honduras. Rod's first visit to Honduras was during Hurricane Mitch in 1997
	Bob Quasius our traveling engineer who is always willing to come down and help us take school supplies and vitamins to the children of the mountain villages in the Copan Valley of Copan Ruinas.		John Lilley, 28, from Raleigh, NC. John has been in EMS since 1994, as a paramedic with Durham County EMS since august of 1998. Out of college he Co-owned a computer networking company for one year while getting his paramedic certification. He then decided to go to medical school. Two years of hard studying, and working as a Paramedic to pay bills finally paid off: This fall he starts at Wake Forest University Medical School at the Bowman Gray Campus."
	Roz Morton, She is for us what Radar was to the 4077 Mash unit. Roz is always on hand to handle the books and keep track of all of us. A super lady, and wonderful person.		Ellan Swartz and Terri Helm. These ladies single handily were able to round up and send us over 64,000 doses of powerful antibiotics that we were able to get directly into the doctors with clinics all over Honduras, and in effect literally save the lives of several hundred children.
	Ron Wike Ron is our all around handyman and fund raiser. This is the guy who keeps all of the ambulances in working condition, and helps prepare them for the transport to Honduras. As a fund raiser he is always on the lookout, and has proven to be invaluable to the cause. Ron also handles the disposition of donated items		Clive Barnbrook A special thanks to Clive Barnbrook who has now made two trips to help us here in Honduras. Clive is a paramedic from Vancover Canada and works with the British Columbia Ambulance service. As a volunteer Clive has been ready willing and helpful at anytime to go with us in the furthest reachs of the high mountains of Honduras to help bring medical aid to the poor children who live there.
	Eric Jelin This wonderful young man donated a year of his life to come down to Copan Ruinas and selflessly gave of himself to help the children of Honduras. Eric has left us to return to the states where he will be going to medical school at Harvard University. Thanks Eric!		Catherine Hooper Cathy hails from Vancouver Canada, and is a paramedic with the British Columbia Ambulance service. This was Cathy's first visit to Honduras and we hope it will not be her last. Having survived the long drive from Canada to Honduras Cathy was still ready to jump right into the middle and help out with our school supply program for 2004.