Lake Villa church members load up cleaning supplies for Sandy survivors

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Nancy Ericks(left) Lake VillDarlene Gorman Round Lake Jerry RamonGebauer Lindenhurst pack buckets with cleaning solutions Prince Peace Church Lake Villa.

Nancy Erickson (left) of Lake Villa, Darlene Gorman of Round Lake, Jerry and Ramona Gebauer of Lindenhurst pack buckets with cleaning solutions at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa. The buckets with cleaning supplies will be sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

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Nancy Erickson (left) of Lake Villa, Jerry Gebauer of Lindenhurst, Darlene Gorman of Round Lake, John Gerend of Lake Villa, Kathy Wrubleski of Round Lake Beach and Deacon Jim Minor of Round Lake Beach pack buckets with cleaning towels and solutions at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa. The buckets with cleaning supplies will be sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

Darlene Gorman (left) Round Lake Kathy Wrubleski Round Lake Beach sort cleaning supplies thwill be packed buckets sent victims Hurricane

Darlene Gorman (left) of Round Lake and Kathy Wrubleski of Round Lake Beach sort cleaning supplies that will be packed in buckets and sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

Darlene Gorman Round Lake sorts rubber gloves while packing buckets with cleaning solutions thwill be sent victims Hurricane Sandy Prince

Darlene Gorman of Round Lake sorts rubber gloves while packing buckets with cleaning solutions that will be sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

Buckets ready be packed with cleaning supplies Prince Peace Church Lake Villthwill be sent victims Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany

Buckets ready to be packed with cleaning supplies at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa that will be sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

Kathy Wrubleski Round Lake Beach sorts cleaning solutions Prince Peace Church Lake Villthwill be packed buckets sent victims Hurricane Sandy.

Kathy Wrubleski of Round Lake Beach sorts cleaning solutions at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa that will be packed in buckets and sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

Jerry RamonGebauer Lindenhurst sort cleaning supplies Prince Peace Church thwill be packed buckets sent victims Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany

Jerry and Ramona Gebauer of Lindenhurst sort cleaning supplies at Prince of Peace Church that will be packed in buckets and sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

DeacJim Minor (right) Round Lake Beach leads prayer with Jerry Gebauer (left) Lindenhurst RamonGebauer Nancy EricksLake Villbefore they pack

Deacon Jim Minor (right) of Round Lake Beach leads a prayer with Jerry Gebauer (left) of Lindenhurst , Ramona Gebauer and Nancy Erickson of Lake Villa before they pack buckets with cleaning supplies at Prince of Peace Church in Lake Villa. The buckets with cleaning solutions will be sent to victims of Hurricane Sandy. | Thomas Delany Jr.~Sun-Times Media

LAKE VILLA — Christmas was five days away, but volunteers gathered in the basement of Prince of Peace Church on Thursday to help people affected by a natural disaster that occurred before Halloween: Superstorm Sandy. Boxes of trash bags, cans of air freshener, bottles of …