The Freeman Corn Patch in Mesa and the Bread Brothers Bakery would like to thank the community of Fountain Hills for supporting the seasonal market we brought to your town in the month of June.
We took a chance at introducing you to our local fresh picked sweet corn, watermelons and other produce. You responded with successful markets every Tuesday and Thursday. Our partners, the Bread Brothers Bakery, told us about the wonderful customers in Fountain Hills from their experience in your town’s Farmers Market on the Avenue. Your support exceeded our expectations – thank you!
We really appreciate The Glenbrook Creamery and Saddle Bronc Grill for allowing us to set up in front of their business. We are a farming family that has raised sweet corn for over 30 years at the corner of Brown and Center in Mesa. We hope to see you again in May of 2015.
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Mark Freeman and John Alldredge
The Freeman Corn Patch in Mesa and the Bread Brothers Bakery would like to thank the community of Fountain Hills for supporting the seasonal market we brought to your town in the month of June.
We took a chance at introducing you to our local fresh picked sweet corn, watermelons and other produce. You responded with successful markets every Tuesday and Thursday. Our partners, the Bread Brothers Bakery, told us about the wonderful customers in Fountain Hills from their experience in your town’s Farmers Market on the Avenue. Your support exceeded our expectations – thank you!
We really appreciate The Glenbrook Creamery and Saddle Bronc Grill for allowing us to set up in front of their business. We are a farming family that has raised sweet corn for over 30 years at the corner of Brown and Center in Mesa. We hope to see you again in May of 2015.
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