July 13, 2010 -6:51am – Tuesday (Eastern Time) – Cocoa, FL – Report submitted by Joe Hurston – Air Mobile Joe

Today, we are continuing our Post-mission inspection on “Ti-Bourik” (little donkey). This is the name we affectionately call our Cessna 337. When the aircraft loading crew converges on us at Port-Au-Prince International Airport, this is the name on all of their lips. For you see, our little plane always carries a full load when we arrive in Haiti. We are thankful, both for such a fine aircraft as well as an excellent maintenance team. We expect all to go well today. We will also be speaking with a local news channel on the “6th Month Anniversary” of the tragic January 12 earthquake. For just a moment, the world’s attention is back on Haiti and their terrible plight. Please pray that we gain additional support for our life-saving projects. 

The Caribbean is relatively calm again today. For that, we are extremely thankful. It gives us another day to prepare!

God Bless!

Air Mobile Joe