Humanitarian project. Fund raising for the Saboba Medical Centre.

Marita J. Gladson the McNutt's eldest daughter, has two daughters and three grandchildren. She taught elementary school for 30 years and on retirement, began private practice as a licensed Marriage Family Therapist. She active in her local church.

Gayle K. Weber, the McNutt's youngest daughter, and her husband Pete, are the parents of seven daughters, seven sons, and 14 grandchildren. She is the Community Emergency Response Team leader, and active in her local church. After several years of hard work, this grandmother, recently earned her black belt in karate.

Joseph K. Wumbee, is the Executive Director, Assemblies of God Relief and Economic Development Sservices, a non- governmental organization, registered in Ghana. Saboba's Hope is pleased to partner with AGREDS on behalf of the Saboba Medical Centre.

AGREDS' website: www.agreds.org

1948 Marita J. Mc Nutt, 13 years
Gayle K. Mc Nutt, 3 years

In 2005, after 57 years, Marita and Gayle returned to Saboba, a place of fond childhood memories. We were delighted to meet people who knew us as young girls. We were greatly honored when they called us Saboba Children, White Konkombas, and their Grand- mothers. We were inspired and awed by the medical care, given by Dr. Jean Young, and the staff. We were humbled by Joseph Wumbee’s, dedication, vision and enthusiasm for the SMC. He graciously arranged for our transportation while in the country.

We left Saboba with a passion...

A passion and renewed love for the Konkomba people;

A passion to help the Saboba Medical Centre become a stellar institution in the Northern Region of Ghana;

A passion to honor the memory of our parents, Mel and Marita McNutt, in dedicating the mechanized well in their name;

A passion to serve for the Glory of God.