Pictured in the front row, from left to right are Bella Sains, Ana Gustafson, Leyla Price, Brenna Murphy, Michael Aranda and Andrew Corson. Back row, left to right are Sea Scout leader Jared Minard, Elliot Dahlin, Rynn Hays, Adian Carlquist-Bundy and Michael Rodgers. Not pictured are Dean Spaulding, Ella Schulz, Ozzy Minard and Jonathan Bridges.

Pictured in the front row, from left to right are Bella Sains, Ana Gustafson, Leyla Price, Brenna Murphy, Michael Aranda and Andrew Corson. Back row, left to right are Sea Scout leader Jared Minard, Elliot Dahlin, Rynn Hays, Adian Carlquist-Bundy and Michael Rodgers. Not pictured are Dean Spaulding, Ella Schulz, Ozzy Minard and Jonathan Bridges.

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Sea scouts serve

Port Angeles Sea Scouts recently served up a Thanksgiving meal for an Olympic Medical Center inpatient and their family.

The Sea Scouts is a program of the Boy Scouts of America for young men and women aged 14- to 20-years old.

Pictured in the front row, left to right, are Bella Sains, Ana Gustafson, Leyla Price, Brenna Murphy, Michael Aranda and Andrew Corson.

Back row, left to right, are Sea Scout leader Jared Minard, Elliot Dahlin, Rynn Hays, Adian Carlquist-Bundy and Michael Rodgers.

Not pictured are Dean Spaulding, Ella Schulz, Ozzy Minard and Jonathan Bridges.

For more information, visit www.seascout.org.

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