Thanking Donnas Pearman Mindy Hanlon and Johanna Appel
Readers express gratitude to Donnas Pearman Mindy Hanlon and Johanna Appel for their help. Marionake Frederick County signs appreciation note.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2001
Page
6
Readers express gratitude to Donnas Pearman Mindy Hanlon and Johanna Appel for their help. Marionake Frederick County signs appreciation note.
A reader expresses deep gratitude to the FMH care team for Andrew a one year old patient. Kathy Babich thanks Drs Joe Hash Mallander and Scherer Respiratory Therapists and nursing assistants for compassionate care, food helper Stacy and supportive front-line staff. She urges project decision makers to consult the hospital team as reliable contractors.
A reader thanks community editors at The Frederick News for the last year’s positive articles and recognizes public officials for handling issues well. The letter mentions Douglas Scott Arey of Hagerstown and Norine Haas, praising editorial efforts and civic response.
The Cross Frederick County Chapter expresses gratitude to many donors including Carter Carl Urban Ralph Roderick Samuel King Brad Winn and Uncle Ralphs Cookies for six dozen cookies. Appreciation extends to American Red Cross volunteers Mr and Mrs Leland Embrey and Lisa Collins Financial Department Associate for coordinating the drive.
Fort Detrick Cub Scout Pack 799 held its Blue and Gold Banquet and Auction. The event raised funds to aid the scouts and community projects. Numerous local sponsors are thanked for their support including the Maryland Science Center, Six Flags America, Old Farm Veterinary Clinic, and Outback Steakhouse. George Ludwig, Cubmaster, ends with gratitude to families and participating businesses.
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