The soil amendment was pre-packed in 2-gallon plastic containers, with a limit of three per person. The containers were available for pickup outside Statler Commissary on a first come/first serve basis. They were gone by early afternoon.

Joseph Lojacono, MBA ’80, BS ’79, a past president and current committee member of the UB Alumni Association, picks up some amendment. His wife, Pamela Lojacono, is a UB staff member with Policy, Compliance and Internal Controls.

Joseph Lojacono says this is the first time he has taken the soil amendment for use at his Getzville home.

Katie Andrews, associate director of marketing in the School of Management, and her mini golden doodle, Lucy, also stopped by Statler Commissary. Andrews said she's excited to start a garden at her Tonawanda home.