Wendy Robinson and Bob Vela, the bosses. Martina Robinson, Photo Journalist (hence the lack of photographs.)
Joe Heffner handed out the forms to the patients and directed them to the area manned by local volunteers for their worm medicine. 
Then triage had people from everywhere: Leslie Pierce, Wendy Robinson, Andrew Trout, Amy Johnson, Jose Gomez, Christy Reichgelt, & Bob Burton. All of whom split off at different points in time to their respective areas. 
Ultrasound technician: Andrew Trout
General medicine had the following doctors: Gayle Ayers, Kien Heynh, Bob Burton, Amy Johnson and Andrew Trout when he was not doing the ultrasounds.
Our lab was the spectacular Cindy Lindsay (Fleming) “Pokito”
The gynecology team consisted of John Neeld, Nancy Manley, Christiana Morales, Kathy Conley and for the first day Nancy Vanashe.
Pediatrics had some great doctors; and those were: Al Goldner, Jenny Olsen and for the last three days Nancy Vanasche.
Our pharmacists were Beth Dalisky and Linda Samuels with help from our pastor Barb Anderson and Hector Ortiz.
We had some great Guatemalan dentists. They were Dr Vincente Gil, Hugo Lima and Raydi Gomez, and the person responsible for cleaning the instruments was Andrew Keller.
The super necessary and helpful people of the team were our translators. Marla Hill (working with Dr. Olsen), Gaby Rubio (Dr. Goldner) , Claudia Rubio (Dr. Neeld), Samantha Spencer (Nancy Vanasche RN), Leslie Pierce (Dr.Huynh ), Shirley Vela (Dr. Ayers), and Dora Tamez (Nancy Manley RN). Pablo Baiza our bus driver helped translate as well.
Our cooks who made the best food and oh the guacamole… Leroy Taylor and Christine Chute. (The towels were amazing as well.)
Jose Gomez and Christy Reichgelt ran the referral section since they knew the language and the slots available for the necessary surgeries.
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