Counting our Blessings | Homer News

Counting our Blessings

November 26, 2014 1:40 pm

Tags: Clarion, Local News

Austin Briscoe, 2nd Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Kaiah Stineff, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Kaiah Stineff, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Layci Wise, 2nd Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Layci Wise, 2nd Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Charity Rainwater, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Charity Rainwater, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Joseph Felice, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Joseph Felice, 1st Grade, Paul Banks Elementary

Tags: Clarion, Local News

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