The first thing to know is there have been a lot of them over the years. The second is they didn't start calling themsleves missionaries, I did. I think everyone is uncomfortable referring to himself as a missionary. I know I am. I think it is because we feel unworthy. The fact of the matter is, we are unworthy, falling far short of the life God has in mind for us. None the less we bring the good news of Jesus Christ person to person.

The next thing to know is there have been a lot of people over the years who have served as missionaries to Patzun. Some day you will be able see every single one. But for now - you can't. So I will start with the names I know.

The last thing to know is the people who make the trip are only part of the missionary effort. You've heard this before, but it is true ... without the tireless and often thankless efforts of dozens, maybe hundreds of people there would be no St. Ann Mission. Most notable among the support group is Vicki Scott, Danny's wife. She does a lot of organization leg-work and puts up with a lot of grief. A second, most faithful supporter is Peggy Cauldwell. She is secretary at St. Ann and does a wonderful job directing philanthropic traffic, keepring track of caash contributions and the like. Another is Debbie Rohanna, unofficial but de facto, travel agent to the St. Ann Mission. Thanks go to these people and many others. I'll put Father Al into this category too. His support has really glued the mission effort together.