2/14/14 KVNE & KGLY Valentine's Day Card Deliveries by Sarah Miller
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photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Mike Harper, KVNE Station Manager and Morning Host of 89.5 KVNE and 91.3 KGLY hands out Valentine's Day cards to East Texas Medical Center cardiovascular patient Gene Rhodes of Hideaway Lake Friday. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph East Texas Medical Center oncology patient Jim Louis of Tyler looks through Valentine's Day cards he received Friday from radio stations KVNE and KGLY. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph East Texas Medical Center oncology patient Jim Louis of Tyler looks through Valentine's Day cards he received Friday from radio stations KVNE and KGLY. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Haley Tutt of Tyler holds her son Lawson, 1, as he plays with homemade Valentine's Day cards the family received at the East Texas Medical Center hospital from radio stations KVNE and KGLY. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Haley Tutt of Tyler holds her son Lawson, 1, as he plays with homemade Valentine's Day cards the family received at the East Texas Medical Center hospital from radio stations KVNE and KGLY. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Justin Tutt of Tyler reads a homemade Valentine's Day card to his daughter Reese, 1, while they spent the day at the East Texas Medical Center hospital in Tyler Friday for the baby's peanut butter allergy. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Mike Harper and Carrie Parsons of radio stations KVNE and KGLY pray over the Tutt family after giving them Valentine's Day cards while they spent the day at the East Texas Medical Center hospital in Tyler Friday. Pictured are Haley Tutt, twins Lawson and Reese Tutt, 1, and Justin Tutt of Tyler. Reese was hospitalized for a peanut butter allergy. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Carrie Parsons of radio stations KVNE and KGLY gives Valentine's Day cards to Jackie Bekka and her newborn grandson Kasim who was born Friday at East Texas Medical Center. 89.5 KVNE &91.3 KGLY’s radio personalities and volunteers delivered homemade Valentines with notes of encouragement made by East Texas families, schools, churches, and individuals to hospitals and nursing homes all over East Texas Friday, February 14th.