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Welcome to the Chaplains
Corner: If you have any information on a Vermont Senator or their family please let us know so that any pertinant information can be passed on. We hope you find information found here helpful, in keeping in touch with your JCI family, and friends. If any of you know of a member that we need to send a card to, or offer other support, please let President Leroy Furman and newsletter Steve Rowe know of your concerns. Our National Chaplain will be informed so they can offer support and get the news out through the Mentors magazine and other sources to the members of our national organization. ................................................................................................................................................ |
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ILLNESSES: Robert Tucker #9829, recently spent time in the hospital and was released to a rehab center after dealing with a severe infection in one of his knee replacements that was done back in October. He is now recuperating at home. Cards can be sent to him at 279 Sunnyside Lane, Williamstown, VT., 25679-9253 Dot Mason, wife of David Mason # 22275, recently had a heart pacemaker put in after several bouts of low heart rates. She is home and doing well. Cards to 84 Cobb Lane, North Clarendon, VT., 05759-9312. Bob King # 36581 has been dealing with a persistant kidney stone. Gary Lazetera # 22078 is home recuperating from knee replacement surgury in August soon after our Annual Meeting. He recently took his first ride on his motorcycle since his surgury. Jim Barber # 53341 is at home after suffering a minor heart attack in September. OBITUARIES Bill Huttenlock # 9807 passed away June 26 in Katy, TX. Vermont JCI Senator Jerry Humphrey # 28972 passed away recently in Johnson City, NY. After dealing with pneumonia, spinal meningitus and a very severe case of MRSA he ultimately passed away due to a blood clot.
GOOD NEWS Kudos to Dave Mason # 22275 for stepping up and donating his time and energy to help cook and serve food to the group of Maine National Guardsmen helping to rebuild in the rutland area after Hurricane Irene.
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DECEASED
VERMONT JCI SENATORS
"Gone But Not Forgotten"
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