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Spencer Habitat for Humanity build completed

Spencer Habitat for Humanity build completed
To left, Cassy Kerksieck admires the quilt she received from the Piecemakers Quilt Guild of Central Wisconsin for her new home. Top right, the Kerksieck family poses for a photo with members of the Marshfield Area Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors, including (from left) Vicki Roder, Barbara Farr, Don Zais, Kent Mueller, Ed Korlesky and Gisele Berninghaus. To left is the new home built by Habitat for Humanity in Spencer. To right, the Kerksieck family poses for a photo with the books received from Marshfield Area Altrusa Club. Shown are (front, l-r) Avry, Dominic, (back) Cassy and Kaiden.
Spencer Habitat for Humanity build completed
To left, Cassy Kerksieck admires the quilt she received from the Piecemakers Quilt Guild of Central Wisconsin for her new home. Top right, the Kerksieck family poses for a photo with members of the Marshfield Area Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors, including (from left) Vicki Roder, Barbara Farr, Don Zais, Kent Mueller, Ed Korlesky and Gisele Berninghaus. To left is the new home built by Habitat for Humanity in Spencer. To right, the Kerksieck family poses for a photo with the books received from Marshfield Area Altrusa Club. Shown are (front, l-r) Avry, Dominic, (back) Cassy and Kaiden.

By Valorie Brecht It may have been a cold, dreary day outside, but hearts were warmed inside when the Marshfield Area Habitat for Humanity (MAHFH) recently dedicated ...

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