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'Angel Tree' for seniors displayed at courthouse

(c)2012 NPT PHOTO BY NELSON MORAIS

The "Servant's Heart for Seniors" project is underway again this year. An Angel
Tree for senior citizens in our area is in the lobby of the courthouse, with the
names of 128 senior citizens to buy presents for. From left are: Cocke County
Sheriff Armando Fontes, Judy Miller, and Rev. Dick Miller.

Published: 9:11 AM, 11/27/2012

NEWPORT-An "Angel Tree" for senior citizens in the Newport/Cocke County area is up at the downtown courthouse again this year.

There are 128 ornaments on the Christmas tree in the courthouse lobby, with three suggested gift items for each senior citizen.

This is the second annual "A Servant's Heart for Seniors" project. Rev. Dick and Judy Miller and Cocke County Sheriff Armando Fontes kicked it off.

For more details, please see the Tuesday edition of the Newport Plain Talk.

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