Dear Editor:
American Legion Miller-Campbell-Baker Post No. 22 of Luray, wants to thank all of our wonderful blood donors during this past year for all you’ve done.
Twice during 2020, our donors stepped up to break all records — first on Oct. 14, with 37 units collected (a 22-percent gain over the previous record of 29 units), and again on Dec. 10, with 47 units collected (another 14 percent over October’s record).
We applaud you — each and every one of our donors — all of you. Well done. Well done, indeed.
Thank you, we couldn’t have done it without you.
Totals for the year are 384 life-saving units of blood in 13 blood drives, averaging 29.5 units per drive. Even our average is a new record — we collected 25.4 units per drive in 2019.
Our 2020 season is over, and the first blood drive of 2021 will be held Thursday, Jan. 14 at Luray’s American Legion Post No. 22, next to Inn Lawn Park and the Page Public Library.
David Wittich ~ Adjunct, American Legion Post No. 22, Luray, Va.
•••
PageValleyNews.com offers an open forum for the public in its LETTERS section. We encourage letters of local interest by those who live in Page County, Va.; however, we welcome all letters on all subjects from all readers. PVN reserves the right to publish letters at its discretion.
SUBMIT LETTERS TO: publisher@pagevalleynews.com
•••
RECENT LETTERS
Support justice and stop denigrating those of us who do
What would Virginia’s Founding Fathers think of Ben Cline’s actions?
‘United we stand, divided we fall’
Just how gullible are ‘Retrumplicans’?
Electors have ‘patriotic’ duty to flip and vote for Trump
Appalled at Trump’s ‘continuos disrespect of science’
If you support our military and nation’s security, then support Joe Biden
Be the first to comment