Sat, Nov 21 2009
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Girl Scouts prove it’s a small world They hand-sew banner for London lodge By Tricia PursellThe Daily Item Moore came to the United States with her family in 1987 to visit Kratzer and her family. “That was the best visit,” Kratzer said.
As they continue to correspond and grow their friendship, Kratzer and Moore are prime examples that many miles of separation doesn’t mean people have to remain strangers. In fact, the world seems to be getting smaller than ever. When she was at the Pax Lodge in England, the old adage rang true. “The girl that gave the tour, of all places, was from Williamsport,” Kratzer said. “It made us feel at home.” 
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