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Misty Kyle, assistant service manager for Paul Obaugh Ford in Staunton, receives an award of appreciation from Habitat for Humanity ReStore Chair Charlie Frankfort.  Frankfort shows service manager Jeff Norder the hand-made card that volunteers at the ReStore designed to show their appreciation to the auto technicians and the service department for giving Habitat’s trusty old Ford truck a much needed tune up.  Habitat Volunteers use the truck in construction and cleanup work, as well as delivering larger items that have been purchased at the ReStore.  If you would like more information about the Habitat for Humanity program in our area please go to www.habitatsaw.org or call 540-886-1944.

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