‘Bucketloads of love’
-
Grand Falls-Windsor native Maurice Tulk is home to visit family before heading off to Haiti for another humanitarian mission. In the past year, he has been out of the country for seven months, in three different countries.
photo by
Krysta Colbourne/The Advertiser -
Tuck helps two men in Ontario turn old Swiss military vehicles into support vehicles such as mobile medical clinics.
photo by
Submitted photo -
Giving motorcycle rides to the children of the orphanage was one of Tuck's favourite activities in Malawi, Africa.
photo by
Submitted photo -
The youngest child at Iris Ministries orphanage in Malawi.
photo by
Submitted photo
Grand Falls-Windsor native Maurice Tulk is home to visit family before heading off to Haiti for another humanitarian mission. In the past year, he has been out of the country for seven months, in three different countries.
photo by
Tuck helps two men in Ontario turn old Swiss military vehicles into support vehicles such as mobile medical clinics.
photo by
Giving motorcycle rides to the children of the orphanage was one of Tuck's favourite activities in Malawi, Africa.
photo by
The youngest child at Iris Ministries orphanage in Malawi.
photo by
Maurice Tulk calls this young boy his buddy Joe. He is an orphan at Iris Ministries in Malawi.
photo by
- Published on February 1, 2011
- Krysta Carroll
- Rate
- Top of the page
.jpg){kind=small}
.jpg){kind=small}
.jpg){kind=small}
