Jennifer Palermo at the Hockley County Courthouse is thankful that everybody is able to spend time with their family.
For Thanksgiving, she plans to spend the day with her mom and dad.
Misti Tucker at Levelland’s Chamber of Commerce is thankful for her family, and that the Lord let her be here as a cancer survivor and see her grandkids grow up.
Since she’s moved closer to family, she plans to have a nontraditional Thanksgiving and have each person pick their favorite things to make and eat.
Oralie Gutierrez at the Hockley County Courthouse is most thankful for her family. She is also thankful for her friends, the ability to work in a place where staff is like family and for their health.
She plans to have everyone in her home for Thanksgiving, which is a tradition she always looks forward to.
Sam Gomez at Levelland’s City Hall is thankful for life, breath, family, friends and God.
Her Thanksgiving plans are to go with her cousins to Lubbock and have dinner in the city.
Andrea Corley with the City of Levelland is thankful for a happy, healthy family and a work family that she adores.
She is also thankful to have water in her residence. She plans to have two Thanksgivings: one with family and one with friends.
Arra Delos Santos at Levelland’s Chamber of Commerce is thankful for her family and her two golden retrievers. She is also thankful to have her boyfriend coming home from the Air Force for Thanksgiving.
She plans to stay in town, hang out with family and have three Thanksgiving dinners.
Connie Acosta at the Hockley County Memorial Library is thankful for books and the library.
She plans on spending time with her family for Thanksgiving and “getting all fat and sassy”.
Mary Siders with the Chamber of Commerce is thankful for faith, family and the little new things she notices around the city of Levelland.
Her Thanksgiving plans are to celebrate with family, go to church and be reminded of how thankful and blessed they are. She also plans to celebrate the life of two good, lost friends.