We can’t thank all of you enough – from the workers, cooks and servers who spent so much time ensuring the event’s success, to the musicians who gave of their time and talents, and last but not least, to all of you who came out to show your support and share a part of your morning with us!

We hope you’ll enjoy a few pictures from the morning:

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Lots of time and effort went into February’s homecoming event – and it all started with many of you donating funds to help our girls purchase dresses and accessories – so thank you!

After hours of shopping and lots of anticipation, the big day finally arrived. Homeparents Ben & Christine decided they would surprise everyone by turning Home #2’s van into a “limo” while everyone was away at school. What a transformation! Complete with nice seating, decorations, lights and some sparkling juice to “cork” it all off, it couldn’t have been any better.

Once school was out, Home #3 hosted a pizza party for all of our younger children so the mom’s could gather at Home #2 and help the girls do their makeup and hair. After a dinner served just for the Homecoming attendees, they loaded up in the “limo” and arrived just in time for the coronation ceremony. This ended up being a very exciting aspect of homecoming, as the student body chose one of our teen girls to be the Homecoming Princess for the 9th and 10th graders! Way to go, Princess S! Of course, we can’t forget the dance that completed the evening…our teens got lots of exercise by making the most of that.

Thank you, supporters, for providing the funds to make memorable nights like this possible, and thank you, homeparents, for all you did to help make it special!

Enjoy some photos from the evening…

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• Gourmet meal, provided by Hoss’s Market & Rotisserie
• Live Music, provided by The Norm Ruebling Band
• Emcee for the evening, Fred Parry of Inside Columbia Magazine
• Games, prizes and fun for the whole family!

Help us collect top-notch items for the auction.  Contact Kari at kari@coyotehill.org
if you have items or tickets to donate.

For sponsorship opportunities or to purchase tickets, click HERE.

Click HERE for a map to the Stoney Creek Inn.

7 a.m. — 1 p.m.

Memorial Baptist Church Fellowship Hall (1634 Paris Road)

$5 Donation | $3 10 & under | 3 & Under Free

Featuring Local Musicians for entertainment:
Man In The Ring | Katie Cummings | Randi March |
Kelsey Hutton | Luke Stockdale | The Canote Family

Bring family and friends for this terrific tradition.  It doesn’t get much better than Pancakes & Sausage & Music on a Saturday morning.

Click here to RSVP.

Contact Kari Salmon for questions.

Some groups have been very gracious about coming out to help us this winter (thanks Farm House Fraternity, Mizzou Baptist Student Union Sojourner Mission Team and Blue Ridge Christian Church youth group!).  They also can’t seem to resist sticking around and playing with us for awhile in our winter wonderland.  When all is said and done – it’s kind of hard to tell the difference between work and play.  The moments just kind of blend together into one fun and invigorating memory, complete with lots of laughter.

Hope you enjoy a few glimpses of the fun we have when the snow piles up!

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3x Long-4X  Mens Winter Coat
Size 16 Men’s Work Boots
Size 42/32 Men’s Work Pants/Jeans
3X Men’s (42/32) Long Underwear
Frozen Chicken
Rug Shampooer
Air Compressor for Vans (3)
Large, Outdoor Storage Containers (3)

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