Cookbooks in the Mail

I mailed out lots of cookbooks this week. Below is a list of people that should be expecting their cookbooks in the mail soon.

A. Huttula
K. Gangwisch
L. Narut
C. Begey
The Quickstad's
B. Delauter
E. Carr
A. Costigan
B. Born
P. Induras
K. Ballew
D. Trytten
M. King
MJ King
M. Harris
J. Padilla
S. Walker
F. Balbuze
C. McNeil

The cookbooks for the gang at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Mobile, Alabama will receive their cookbooks through my mom, Ellyn. My mom will be receiving two big boxes full of cookbooks and she will have about 45 extra available for purchase. The crew at Centralite will receive their cookbooks from my sister, Renee, after she picks them up at my moms. All of these cookbooks were boxed up and shipped out to my mom's today.

Those of you whose names are not listed above or are not part of the groups mentioned above will receive a phone call to make arrangements to deliver the cookbooks personally. Skip, your cookbooks are coming soon. I still need to find a box big enough to hold 20 cookbooks.

There are a couple of people that have not paid for the cookbooks; G. Frena and A. Patterson. If you have paid for your cookbook and feel that this is an error, please send me an email to loveashley@loveforashley.com.

We still have many more cookbooks available if you have not purchased a cookbook. If you would like to purchase a cookbook or two, please fill out the form found here.

Happy Cooking, Laurie

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