Monrovia teen saves grandmother with Heimlich at family dinner
Sheri Nicewarner, 17, learned the Heimlich maneuver in ninth grade and used it to save her grandmother Jean Harrell during a birthday anniversary dinner in Monrovia. Harrell nearly choked on roast beef, and credits Sheri and Singanore High School for teaching the life saving skill.
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Monrovia
Sheri Nicewarner
Singanore High School
Jean Harrell
Darnestown
Sheri
Barbara Ferguson
Fort Detrick a Family Tradition Since 1946
Fort Detrick has been home to three generations of the Hahn Shafer Skinner family. Ann Hahn began in 1946, later becoming a longtime secretary and library volunteer while daughters Patricia Shafer and Phyllis Skinner built careers in Civilian Personnel and Logistics. Angela Shafer, 26, now serves as secretary at the Toxinology Institute of Infectious Diseases, keeping the family legacy alive at USAMRIID. The three generations share memories of guarded posts, hallways, and constant work, with occasional family gatherings amid post life.
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Hahn-Shafer-Skinner
Fort Detrick
Ann Hahn
Patricia Shafer
Phyllis Skinner
Angela Shafer
Hahn
Navy Bureau of Supply and Accounts
Washington, D.C
Angela
Toxinology Institute of Infectious Diseases
Usamriid
University of Delaware, Newark
Frederick Fairgrounds
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Warner
Directorate of Logistics
Shafer
Government
Mrs. Shafer
Ence
Fcnb Bank
First National Bank
First Bank of Frederick
Ribiga
News-Post
Avreas
Hunan
W. Patrick Sr
Mene
Hunan Cheers
King Pao
Triple Chicken
Maquimat Ultra Naturel
Naturally Matte Foundation
Lancéme
Paris
Lancome
Leggett
Francis Scott Key Malapen
Mastercard
VISA
American Express
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