ABILENE -- The Memorial Health System Volunteer Corps (MHSVC) Craft Committee recently donated 55 handmade cot sheets to Learn and Grow Depot/Abilene Childcare Learing Center in Abilene. 

Joan Marshall and Nola Mae Jaderborg, of the MHSVC, created the cot sheets made of a cotton material with elastic corners and ties in the center. The MHSVC supplies all of the materials for the project.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2019/12/1577112251273.jpeg" alt="With cot sheets are, from left,&nbsp;&nbsp;Robin Hansen, Abilene Childcare Learning Center Administrator; Marshall, Jaderborg; Jenny Stuck, Learn and Grow Depot Director; and Michelle McClanahan, Memorial Health System Director of Volunteer Services. Photo courtesy MHS" />
 <figcaption>With cot sheets are, from left,&nbsp;&nbsp;Robin Hansen, Abilene Childcare Learning Center Administrator; Marshall, Jaderborg; Jenny Stuck, Learn and Grow Depot Director; and Michelle McClanahan, Memorial Health System Director of Volunteer Services. Photo courtesy MHS</figcaption>
 </figure>ABILENE -- The Memorial Health System Volunteer Corps (MHSVC) Craft Committee recently donated 55 handmade cot sheets to Learn and Grow Depot/Abilene Childcare Learing Center in Abilene. Joan Marshall and Nola Mae Jaderborg, of the MHSVC, created the cot sheets made of a cotton material with elastic corners and ties in the center. The MHSVC supplies all of the materials for the project.

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