People gathering last week in front of the Texas County Food Pantry who helped make the facility's solar project possible include, from left, Sun Solar representative Dennis Wilson, Food Pantry Director Bennie Cook, Houston customers Jim and Connie Root, Bucyrus customers Dawson, Brad, Christie and Natalee Koch, Bucyrus customer Roger Shelton and his grandson Trenton, Houston customers David and Teresa Arthur and their grandson Deacon Arthur (sitting), Community First Banking Company representatives Jim Gunnels and Kelly Slayton, Sun Solar CEO Caleb Arthur and his wife Rachel (holding their child Eden) Sun Solar vice president and chief financial officer Luke Arthur, Sun Solar operations manager Adam Stipanovich (holding Delaney Arthur). Other businesses and individuals not shown, Grace Manufacturing (Plato), Melvin and Sandra Botard (Houston), Mark and Fredrica Rhoades (Summersville), Reitha Jacobs (Salem), Mike and Sherry Laverdiere (Evening Shade), Steve and Stacey Matherly (Cabool), Johnice Cross (Ava), Bill and Dawn Shiang (Birch Tree), Heinz and Veronica Buff (Ava), Chris Penner (Mountain Grove), David Fisher and Kim Redman (Falcon), Scott and Sarah Bradley (Falcon), Blaize Malone (Mountain Grove) and Conway and Heather Hawn (Licking).
Sun Solar of Houston earlier this year donated several solar panels to the Texas County Food Pantry to help the facility get a solar electrical power system going and subsequently save money on its utility bills.
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