Global Servant Diane Crandall

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We said "good-bye" to Diane, our Global Servant this past week. We were sad to see her go but so very grateful for her dedication to overseeing our coffee sorting production. Being a Pharmacist, Diane was used to taking care of staff and focusing on fine details around medicine. Voila! The perfect "coffee boss"! Thanks Diane for living this adventure with us for seven months! God bless you!


-Taken from Dave & Louise's most recent update.  Read more from them here!

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