A place for hope: New Good Samaritan facility dedicated in Rusk

by Jo Anne Embleton news@thecherokeean.com
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Foundation secretary Jessica Corley talks about her sister Lisa’s love of the Good Samaritan. The memory of the late resident has been honored by naming the pantry after her. Cherokeean Herald photo


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