Linda Andrews, who is an administrator at the division office, served up some salad at the buffet.

Dave Barker (left) and Elizabeth Lilley (right) presented Grace Love (centre) with a plaque to commemorate her many years of service.

It's all about "people helping patients" said co-ordinator Andrew Nord. He has been working with the group for about four years.

Ray Tresidder, seen here with his wife Olive, is one of the many NV Unit Volunteer Drivers.

"Helping everybody" is the best part according to Emerson Short. He and wife Fran enjoyed meeting his fellow drivers.

Coordinator and staff member Linda Kelly (centre) sat and chatted to driver Max Terrace (left) and Norm Melanson (right) during dinner.

Rookie driver Ted Slinn, who drives patients two times a week, got a big hug from wife Lotti.

Mary Matthews knows the ropes. She started volunteering back in 1991 and still drives patients "as often as needed."

"You get to meet some very nice people," said Jim Wooley (left) as he posed with fellow driver Victor Wilson (centre) and his wife Eileen Wilson.

It's a big kiss for Jack Morton who is always popular with the ladies, namely Anne Prutton (left) and wife Ruby Morton (right).

They're North Van's fab four. From left: Sam Thomson, wife Jenny, George Forrestal and wife Ursula.

A big thanks to Sam Lilley (centre) for cooking up a storm in his own backyard. Volunteers Ted Alexander (left) and Boo Barker sure appreciated it.