Immediate Need for Volunteers!!!

Are you looking for an unforgettable, humanitarian experience in Central America?  If so, we are in immediate need of dentists, nurses, interpreters and lay volunteers to be part of the MEDICO Mission Team, September 18-25, 2010 traveling to the Department of Copan, El Cisne, Honduras.  If you are interested, please call 512-930-1893 or complete an application and send, immediately, to MEDICO.

MEDICO was chosen to be the Cause of the Week!

June 7 - 11, 2010 

The Socialize Your Cause Cause of the Week is highlighting

MEDICO

on their blog http://www.socializeyourcause.org/category/blog/causeoftheweek/,

Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/SocializeYourCause 

and all three Twitter accounts http://twitter.com/SocializedCause,

http://twitter.com/CauseofTheWeek , http://twitter.com/YouCanHelp 

this week!

Please visit the founder of Socialize Your Cause, David Wells' blog

http://www.socializeyourcause.org/category/blog/causeoftheweek/

to see what he has to say about MEDICO

and be sure to leave a comment to thank him for spreading

our message of Providing Care • Igniting Hope

to a larger audience.

Join the MEDICO Facebook fanpage: www.facebook.com.MEDICO.ProvidingCare.IgnitingHope

Join the MEDICO Facebook Cause group: www.causes.com/MEDICO

We look forward to seeing you online!

Thank you for supporting MEDICO!  Without your donations our mission would not be possible!

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MEDICO Mourns the Loss of Co-founder, David Flowers

James David Flowers, 66, our beloved husband, father, brother and friend, passed away unexpectedly on Thurs., December 31, 2009.

Memorial Service was held Sat., Jan. 9, 2010 at 2:00 p.m., at Aley United Methodist Church, 1215 W. Cedar Creek Pkwy (Hwy. 85), Seven Points, TX 75143 conducted by the church's Pastor, Eston Williams.

David was born January 14, 1943, in Hopkins County to the late John and Ada Flowers. He graduated from Sulphur, Springs High School in 1961, where he played golf and basketball. At North Texas State University he received a bachelor's in banking and finance and was also a stellar golfer. There he met his wife of 43 years, Marian Hedden of Dallas.

David served in the Army National Guard and had a long career in retail management for JC Penney, Bealls and Sears. Most recently, he worked in sales for Southwest Stitches in Gun Barrel City, TX and was a member of the Cedar Creek Country Club.

One of David's great passions was his dedication to the non-profit humanitarian service group M.E.D.I.C.O. of which he and Marian are co-founders. M.E.DI.C.O. focuses on providing healthcare to remote areas of Central America. As a member of the Board of Directors, David organized fundraising and led at least 20 medical mission trips to Central America.

Additionally, he served on the Board of the Van Zandt Children's Shelter. He spent many days this year working on improvements to Richland Cemetery in Brinker Community, where he grew up.

He is survived by his wife, Marian of Canton; daughter, Melanie and her fiancé Dirk Brockmann of Germany; and son, Timothy of Kenedy. Other survivors are his four brothers, John and his wife Pat of Dallas, Larry and his wife Jan of Mabank, Andy and his wife Sherry of Canton, Gene and his wife Mary of Garland; as well as one sister, Nancy and her husband John Rooney of Beaumont. Additionally, he is survived by many nieces and nephews and a host of friends.

David lived a life committed to service and helping others. He was devoted to family and friends, exuding optimism and a contagious love of life.