American Red Cross Hall Of Fame
46th Annual Nominations
Every day people across the country are presented a situation which they would never choose. Many times they step up and extend themselves in such a way that people around them recognize their actions as something out of the ordinary. These actions are referred to as acts of Heroism.
February 25, 2005 found us at the Indianapolis Red Cross facility attending the nominating ceremony for the 46th Annual Hall Of Fame Awards.
Indianapolis Red Cross facility
The 46th Annual Hall Of Fame Awards has a special significance for us. Jackie's nephew, Taylor Forey was a nominee. In addition to Taylor, we are honored to give recognition to everyone being nominated to the 46th Annual American Red Cross Hall Of Fame . If you want, view page one and page two of the event in pictures.
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page two
Taylor Forey
46th nomination
Perhaps this hitting so close to home is what opened the door for Jackie to become an instructor with the American Red Cross, Louisville Chapter.
Louisville Chapter
American Red Cross Hall Of Fame
46th Annual inductee
We attended the Greater Indianapolis American Red Cross Hall of Fame 46th Annual induction ceremony on March 23, 2005. Our nephew, Taylor Forey was one of 5 inductee into the American Red Cross Hall of Fame this year. It was quite an event!
46th induction
American Red Cross
Per Diem Health Educator
December of 2004 Jackie began training with the American Red Cross to fill the position of Per Diem Health Educator Employee with the Buffalo Trace Service Center, an office of the Louisville Area Chapter of the American Red Cross, located in Georgetown Indiana. My activity with the American Red Cross in this position is to teach people, both at the Center and in the workplace, the skills that might enable them to save someone's life. My area of responsibility for training is Floyd, Harrison and Crawford counties in Southern Indiana.
American Red Cross
Volunteering for Disaster Services
July 2005, we applied and began training for the American Red Cross Disaster Services Program. We have competed some of the training and have a lot more training to complete. However, when our training is completed and disaster strikes, our jobs will be to go to the disaster site and distribute food and water from an Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV) to victims of the disaster and also volunteers and staff who are assisting in the disaster response process. We will also be assisting in Mass Care shelters, set up for those people in harms way or who have lost their home.
American Red Cross
Copyright information
We need to make one very important point about this web page. This page is NOT a product developed and managed by the Red Cross. This page is the personal property of Ken & Jackie Vetter. The purpose for this page is to share our activities and experiences we have had in our personal lives as a result of the Red Cross mission, products, programs, and training that the Red Cross, Red Cross employees, and Red Cross volunteers are doing on a daily basis.
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