Julie Hybel is shown with some of the children helped through her organization. “They are part of a family of seven,” she said. “A mom, grandmother, and five kids – all in one of the apartments I rented for them.” (Courtesy photo)
By Eileen Millard news@thewoodstockindependent.com Julie Hybel grew up in Woodstock and went to Poland in 1998 on a short-term assignment to work with troubled youths through International Messengers, an interdenominational […]
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