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Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Steve Hawk

Message: Fellow RAngers;

Ranger Jimmy Rawlston is having some rough times. His wife was recently diagnosed with a form of lukemia and is undergoing treatments. She is out of work and of course Jimmy just retired. There is a blood drive taking place at Dahlonega PArk and Rec on August 6th to help out, I understand it is an all day event. Also Rangers if you feel you can help financially, please send to USMRA and we will get the money to the family to help with expenses. Jimmy didn't ask for the help, you know he wouldn't, but this is a time for a RAnger to help a brother.

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Bill Breen

Message: Mark, I dont know any details....but as of Sept 9th, Steve is fighting his way through rehab, and expecting to return to work around the 1st of Nov. I got this info from his FB page. RLTW

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Mark, S1

Message:

...earlier today 3 Steve's...Hawk, Bishop and Pullen...along with Al Parten, Bob Suchke and myself gathered to present Ross Hall with a Ranger Tab, pinned to his left shoulder...a gathering of brothers...

...RLTW...

...Mark

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Mike Keohane

Message: Jim Regan : Wish you were able to attend - I had you in mind when I decided to make the shrimp gumbo. Al Parten : As a good op-planner, I have revised my recipe timetable so that the gumbo wil be "eatin ready" at precisely 1700 hours. Looking forward to your "brats." I guess I will have to wait until next Mayto taste your beans. RLTW Mike K.

Posted: 12/31/1969

Name: Jim Regan

Message: Bob: My e-mail address is: j-lregan@twc.com. I've typed it in whenever I have used the site, but never saw it displayed. Does this mean that the minutes will not be posted on the "message board?" I'm always encouraged, sometimes entertained, to see/read about you Rangers and your meeting.

See ya all in April, after the "Deep Freeze" winter. Y'all take care, stay warm & dry. Keep your fire starters handy! There'll probably be a couple of "WHITE OUTs" this year w/ the Ranger Studs' patrols!

jim RLTW/L&P

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