BELLEVUE - Dozens of Tristate families came out this weekend to record online video messages to troops overseas.
An estimated 100 2-minute messages were recorded at the Party Source, said Heather Johnson, a Party Source employee who helped register people Saturday and Sunday.
"They're mostly just wishing them well," she said. "One little girl did the pledge for her dad."
Johnson said they were still talking about having future message-recording weekends.
The messages are available to troops online at www.mailfromhome.tv. The event was co-sponsored by 55KRC radio.
- Erica Solvig
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