18 Quotes by Judy White

I think the seed was planted many years ago and it was an idea whose time came and quite frankly I think it really spurred after 9/11. It's definitely a growing trend and we have had much more business in this area since then.

That would be a good time for people to make donations to the Red Cross or United Way in memory of those who have lost their lives due to Hurricane Katrina or in honor of our local people who help us every day like our volunteers, firefighters, members of the armed forces, or other disaster assistance groups.

We have to teach professional behavior. No one is born knowing it.

We've lived out here for nine years. We have never had to contend with this before.

We always need volunteers. We need them to be dedicated volunteers in that they pursue a volunteer career. It's so much easier to be available just when a disaster strikes, but we want them to be available all year long to help us prepare.

We will have a food truck there, so we hope everyone will drive through in the morning and get coffee and a pastry or take their lunch break with us. When parents are taking their kids to school, they should leave a little early and stop by.

The government depends on us to give them information on how many families are here even if they don't plan to relocate them,

This way, we will be able to make interventions sooner,

Every child is important. So, you try to teach or re-teach until they understand it.