Hospital auxiliary kicks off ‘Stay-At-Home Tea’ fundraiser

Thursday, January 31^st, 2013
Issue 05, Volume 17.

From left, Fallbrook Hospital Auxiliary members Carol Faw, Rose Lynn Clements, Martha McCool, Diane Manos, and Esther Johnson prepare invitations for the organization’s ‘Stay-At-Home Tea.’ The invitations, complete with a tea bag, will go out Feb. 1 and encourage donations towards the organization’s scholarships for students going into the medical field.

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