In for a doctor appointment, Jessica McMurtray stopped at the Be The Match table at Trinity Mother Frances to register as a bone marrow donor. Progress photo by Marivel Resendiz
JACKSONVILLE — Set up in the entrance of Trinity Mother Frances on Monday, the Because I Care organization recruited 15 more potential bone marrow donors — life savers for the Be The Match program.
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Billy Bateman is in the Wal-mart parking lot collecting supplies.
Water. Food. Gloves. Baby wipes. Diapers. Clothing. Billy Bateman is putting out a call for donations of much-needed supplies to take to victims in tornado-stricken Moore, Okla.
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