Some 3eSpecialDeliveries!!!

 We've helped a lot of people, and we're going to help a whole lot more!!!

Three Rivers during road work!!!

Food deliveries when the Redmond Airport cancelled flights due to freezing fog!!!

Hungry firemen in Sunriver!!!

Thousand Trails during a recent snowstorm!!!

Helping our community one 3eFoodDelivery at a time!!! 
Peace & love, ciao for now!!!
Have a safe & happy holiday season into the New Year!!!




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