Spring Festival Volunteer Cook Teams
What’s Cookin’?
If you have ever been to Spring Festival, you probably had a barbecue
plate, hamburger, hot dog or taco. All
the delicious food prepared for our
patrons is generously donated. That
includes 1,000 pounds of brisket and
sausage, 1,600 slices of cheese, 4,000
hot dogs and hamburgers and 500
chicken breasts. Boys and Girls Country has been blessed with four groups
that come out to Spring Festival and
do all the cooking so we can offer the
tasty items served in the food court.
The words “thank you” don’t say
enough about the kindheartedness
of the Over the Hill Gang Cook Team,
Lakewood United Methodist Church
Men’s Group, Kroger, and Northwest
Chapter of the San Jacinto High Rollers
Motorcycle Club. You are so very much
appreciated. Spring Festival is not a
success without you!
tion on to their sons, which total 10.
“It’s a tradition now,” says Mike. “I tell
everybody, don’t plan anything the first
weekend in May because we will be at
Spring Festival.”
Dave Throckmorton of Lakewood
United Methodist Church Men’s Group
has been coming to Spring Festival for
about 15 years. Dave learned about
Boys and Girls Country through church
members. He and the other members
of his men’s group lo