Longest Day Fundraiser Address

It felt really good to know that we have good people like them coming to support us. Throughout the whole experience, everyone was very understanding and sweet to our family.

Well the holidays are over, and I feel that they were a great success. I would like to thank Rabbi Hal and our Hazzans, Ron Fink, Mayer Grob, Sheila Pour, and Art Todras for wonderful services, but without the following people helping in someway, we could not have had these services: Iris Petersiel, Michael Kornstein, Sam Richardson, Fran Todras, Daniel Elmakis, Deb Lebman, Ellen Bernstein, Marilyn Wiener, Sonya Brockstein, Michael Schoenhaut, Barry Green, Diane Girgente and her ushers, Al Sherman, Craig Hammons, Jeremy & Isabel Schlussel, Tomomi Rubin, Larry Feldman, Jeff Scharf, Lori Shiffman, Philip Perschetz, Elizabeth Harper, Bruce Nordin, Matt Nordin, Tom McClish, and Michael Yetsin

express my gratitude for all that both you have done for the state of California and for Riverside County. My name is Nancy Torres-Sadeh and I have been a Riverside, California native for 33 years. Currently, I am a Case Manager for individuals with DD and Dual diagnosis which is quite rewarding. Hopefully, in a few months, I will be graduating and receiving my MA in Psychology with a specialization in Mental Health Administration from the University of the Rockies. Between my work experience and while conducting research in my graduate studies I have taken an interest in the Mental Health Parity Act.

Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to meet with me, Paul Helsel, Shawn Bullard and Jennifer Naaden. We appreciated the opportunity to speak with you and Dr. Eason about the many programs the Elks have nationally and locally in supporting veterans.

I wanted to touch base with you all and thank you for your time and participation in our early intervention program. Overall, I think it has been a positive and appreciated service to our customers.

Thank you for your desire to help us make a difference in Des Moines. We are so very appreciative that people like you are willing to donate time, energy, and experience in a variety of areas, especially for this event.

It is with great pleasure that I recognize the service and bravery of this year’s honorees. The fight against cancer takes strength, bravery, and caring individuals. Winning the battle with cancer could not be done without selfless deeds and commitment to others to take on the fight while also giving back to the community. This year’s honorees and the Charmettes are incredible examples of how commitment to community positively impacts the lives of others. The dedication from these individuals

Thank you for supporting the plan of Lisa and I making the visit this Tuesday the 7th at noon. Mom was very pleased we were able to meet the family’s needs with such short notice.

Thank you Gwynne and Linda for organizing this awesome group ( you rock! ) and to all the subs who have helped us out over the last 5 years. We appreciate your participation, hoped you enjoyed the evening, and willing to help us out again, if the need arises.

New York always greeted us with huge smile and made us feel at home. We enjoyed hanging out on the beach and pools. The hamburgers & chicken wraps were cooked to perfection. My hat goes off to the best chef ever Mr Stalyn Rodrigvez. Stalyn captured everyone heart not because he can cook a mean burger, it was his big personality that stole my heart. He greeted us with opened arms every single day. Stalyn would always say Hola my familia hermosa! We loved meeting for breakfast and dinner. The breakfast buffet was delicious everyday. What made the food greater was the staff. Miss Enolky Cabrera the hostess with the biggest heart and smile.We never went without she made our visit a great one. I would like to thank Larry,Simonie,Jazzlyn, Annerys at the love bar, Fransico,Martin Lawrence and Jotsi. The steakhouse was our favorite. We had the most fun and some of the best entainment ever. Everyone works so hard and does it with a smile. Eddy hilarious, Rafeal unbelievable, the three Amigos (OMG)and the entire staff fantastic. We would like to thank someone very special to us. This young man did everything possible to make our stay a joyous

Through the efforts of this evening, we look forward to supporting the “AHEPA Service Dogs for Warriors, the Lt. Dennis Zilinski II Memorial Fund and the national K9S for Warriors” organization. Four very important organizations working together for one significant cause.

My family and I want to let you know our gratitude for your help for our mother. Even though our mother is not in the situation where she could get the hospice care, your help helped our mother to get the care in the comfortable environment. Before meeting ProHealth Home Care, we were physically and mentally tired because without the equipment and the help we have right now, such as the bed and the hospice team, we had very hard time on giving her food and washing her, and her bedsore gotten worse every day. However, after our mother went to emergency, we were able to meet ProHealth and give our mother the best care we can give with the help from ProHealth Home Care. Because of your charity, the hospice team from the ProHealth continues to

I would be keen on recognizing all of our sponsors whose continued support of NHRPA has allowed us to grow this event into one of the premier days for our association. I would be partial to congratulate all of the award winners, especially our marquee award winners! Dyana Martin

My voluntary contributions have ranged from Boy Scout service projects to youth group outreach to NHS activities, however my most significant voluntary contribution was my Eagle Scout Project, which was completed in June of 2015. The project consists of a memorial rose garden surrounding the flagpole on the front lawn of Altamahaw Ossipee (AO) Elementary School. The garden stretches about an 8 foot radius around the flagpole, with eight rose bushes surrounding a stone path, an engraved memorial stone, and a garden bench, all surrounded by mulch. The garden is in memory of Mr. Elliott Faucette, the former PTA president of A.O. Elementary, who unexpectedly died of a heart attack in December of 2013. Although I didn't know Mr. Faucette very well,

I will be contacting everyone next Tuesday as to updates on where you are with your personal connections and declared discussions you have all mentioned for contribution and or sponsorship. As you spend time with your loved ones or rest in prayer and solace, know that wherever I will be I will have the conversation of the plight of the VAO. I invite you all to do the same, if possible.