Blood Drive in Memory of Abbie
Our just nine-year-old friend Abbie Catherine Waters went to heaven on April 22, 2011
after a long, brave fight with cancer. Abbie was a third-grade student at Linwood Holton Elementary School
and in the Religious Education program at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. We miss Abbie and think of her often!
Please give blood in Abbie’s honor on SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9 between 9:00 A.M. AND 1:00 P.M. at St. Paul’s Church!
St. Paul’s is at 909 Rennie Ave. (at the corner formed by Chamberlayne Ave. and Rennie Ave.). The blood drive will take place in the parish religious education center, the small house just to your left as you enter St. Paul’s parking lot from Hawthorne Ave.
To sign up to give blood at a specific time please talk to Mary-Curtis Smart at Holton or contact Mary Kate Berglund (mk.berglund@verizon.net or 285-4368) at St. Paul’s. You may also come on Saturday without signing up in advance.
Your blood will help other children like Abbie, as well as adults, to receive the help they need to live as fully as possible.
Thank you for sharing your life!
Our just nine-year-old friend Abbie Catherine Waters went to heaven on April 22, 2011
after a long, brave fight with cancer. Abbie was a third-grade student at Linwood Holton Elementary School
and in the Religious Education program at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. We miss Abbie and think of her often!
Please give blood in Abbie’s honor on SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9 between 9:00 A.M. AND 1:00 P.M. at St. Paul’s Church!
St. Paul’s is at 909 Rennie Ave. (at the corner formed by Chamberlayne Ave. and Rennie Ave.). The blood drive will take place in the parish religious education center, the small house just to your left as you enter St. Paul’s parking lot from Hawthorne Ave.
To sign up to give blood at a specific time please talk to Mary-Curtis Smart at Holton or contact Mary Kate Berglund (mk.berglund@verizon.net or 285-4368) at St. Paul’s. You may also come on Saturday without signing up in advance.
Your blood will help other children like Abbie, as well as adults, to receive the help they need to live as fully as possible.
Thank you for sharing your life!
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