Jose, you and everyone at World Central Kitchen deserve the NOBLE PEACE PRIZE!
You are a candle of light in the sea of the World’s darkness, which often times feels like it is winning. You are Light and Hope that we can not live without!!!
Thank you. We will never forget this team, their sacrifice, and the countless others who have died as a result of trying to help and of course also, those human beings simply trying to survive.
I was privileged to be at the memorial. It was a beautiful and touching ceremony. Your words were very touching.
Saif, John, Jacob, Zomi, Jim, James and Damian, will live in our hearts and I believe their sacrifice will make a difference. They are martyrs that were doing what they believed was the right thing to do.
Thank you for these powerful words so needed now…beautiful, profoundly sad and still miraculously carrying hope. Amidst the darkness and violence engulfing the world, you and your inspiring courageous community are carrying the light🙏🙏🙏
You are an inspiration. This is a difficult time for you, and I wish for you the resiliance to get through this and continue the wonderful work you do.
Your words resonate deeply and profoundly. These seven beautiful souls were beacons of light and hope in a dark, dark time. How many who were fed by them will remember them forever? I know I will, as well as many of us who follow and pray for WCK to be safe and be able to continue their work. In 1 Corinthians 13:13, Paul writes, “So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love,” Zomi, Saif, John, Jacob, Jim, James, and Damian showed their love by stepping into danger to provide food and comfort to people suffering unimaginable loss.
I was privileged to be at the memorial. It was a beautiful and touching ceremony. Your words were very touching.
Saif Abutaha, John Chapman, Jacob Flickinger, Zomi Frankcom, Jim Henderson, James Kirby and Damian Soból, will live in our hearts and I believe their sacrifice will make a difference. They are martyrs that were doing what they believed was the right thing to do.
This was a beautiful service. I put my sister who passed in February in it as one to be honored and grieved. She was a noble loving giving and well respected person in her community and It was healing for me. To me she was my best friend. I felt the love and honor and grief for all of WCK workers who were taken. I do donate to WCK for the past few years. Thanks for sharing this service. It blessed me. Gina Weller
Thank you, Jose, for your beautiful and comforting words. And thank you always and always for the inspiring and essential work that you and WCK do. You are showing us all the way to be an true light in the darkness and how to find the best of humanity in ourselves and others.
It’s truly sad when those who represent our conscience, our ability to stand up to the murderous in life, are executed deliberately for being just that.
Jose, you and everyone at World Central Kitchen deserve the NOBLE PEACE PRIZE!
You are a candle of light in the sea of the World’s darkness, which often times feels like it is winning. You are Light and Hope that we can not live without!!!
Jennifer Steele
Thank you. We will never forget this team, their sacrifice, and the countless others who have died as a result of trying to help and of course also, those human beings simply trying to survive.
I was privileged to be at the memorial. It was a beautiful and touching ceremony. Your words were very touching.
Saif, John, Jacob, Zomi, Jim, James and Damian, will live in our hearts and I believe their sacrifice will make a difference. They are martyrs that were doing what they believed was the right thing to do.
Incredible testimony of light through darkness 🖤
Thank you for these powerful words so needed now…beautiful, profoundly sad and still miraculously carrying hope. Amidst the darkness and violence engulfing the world, you and your inspiring courageous community are carrying the light🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Jose and thank you to all the workers of WCK. We will not forget the seven.
You are an inspiration. This is a difficult time for you, and I wish for you the resiliance to get through this and continue the wonderful work you do.
Your words resonate deeply and profoundly. These seven beautiful souls were beacons of light and hope in a dark, dark time. How many who were fed by them will remember them forever? I know I will, as well as many of us who follow and pray for WCK to be safe and be able to continue their work. In 1 Corinthians 13:13, Paul writes, “So now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love,” Zomi, Saif, John, Jacob, Jim, James, and Damian showed their love by stepping into danger to provide food and comfort to people suffering unimaginable loss.
Bless you all!
Thank you so much Jose for all you and your team have done for the world ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was privileged to be at the memorial. It was a beautiful and touching ceremony. Your words were very touching.
Saif Abutaha, John Chapman, Jacob Flickinger, Zomi Frankcom, Jim Henderson, James Kirby and Damian Soból, will live in our hearts and I believe their sacrifice will make a difference. They are martyrs that were doing what they believed was the right thing to do.
I don’t have words to express my sadness about these senseless deaths. These people were heroes and angels.
❤️❤️❤️
Deepest condolences on their loss. You all do such good in the world. 💔😥
This was a beautiful service. I put my sister who passed in February in it as one to be honored and grieved. She was a noble loving giving and well respected person in her community and It was healing for me. To me she was my best friend. I felt the love and honor and grief for all of WCK workers who were taken. I do donate to WCK for the past few years. Thanks for sharing this service. It blessed me. Gina Weller
Thank you, Jose, for your beautiful and comforting words. And thank you always and always for the inspiring and essential work that you and WCK do. You are showing us all the way to be an true light in the darkness and how to find the best of humanity in ourselves and others.
It’s truly sad when those who represent our conscience, our ability to stand up to the murderous in life, are executed deliberately for being just that.