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05-05-2014, 12:54 PM
I am a resident of Juniper Villas in the Village of St. James. One of our residents is returning from her deployment in Afghanistan and we are planning a welcome back party to be held at Sterling Heights on June 18th. Because of limited funds, we are searching for a band or DJ that is either very reasonable or one that will provide entertainment free for this returning vet. If you know of anyone who would be willing to work with us, please contact Robin Chase at 352-431-5213 or Joan Harrison at 716-474-6199.
Below is a little information about our returning vet:
Since 2001, Angie has deployed 6 times. Angie is an Aeromedical Evacuation Technician. In layman's term, she is a flying paramedic. She is on an aircrew of seven. The crew makeup is: one Medical Crew Director, two nurses and four medical technicians. The Aeromedical crew duties are extremely stressful. Angie has seen things that will remain with her forever. She has witnessed the horrors of war up close and personal. One of the hardest parts of Angie's duties while deployed is that she works in a flying hospital. When a wounded warrior experiences inflight medical complications, there's no phone or computer to contact a specialist. No emergency button to push to notify a team of doctors. At 30,000 feet, it's the Aeromedical crew and the wounded warriors.
Below is a little information about our returning vet:
Since 2001, Angie has deployed 6 times. Angie is an Aeromedical Evacuation Technician. In layman's term, she is a flying paramedic. She is on an aircrew of seven. The crew makeup is: one Medical Crew Director, two nurses and four medical technicians. The Aeromedical crew duties are extremely stressful. Angie has seen things that will remain with her forever. She has witnessed the horrors of war up close and personal. One of the hardest parts of Angie's duties while deployed is that she works in a flying hospital. When a wounded warrior experiences inflight medical complications, there's no phone or computer to contact a specialist. No emergency button to push to notify a team of doctors. At 30,000 feet, it's the Aeromedical crew and the wounded warriors.