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September
11, 2001 - Community Response
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Former
New York Giants Linebacker Harry Carson (left))
recently visited the blood center to donate
blood in the wake of the World Trade Center
terrorist attacks. Now a sports broadcaster
for Fox5, Harry played for the Giants from 1976-1988.
He's seen here with Dr. Dennis Todd, CEO of
Community Blood Services (right).
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New
York City first lady Donna Hanover was one of
800 people who went to Community Blood Services
in Paramus, NJ, in response to Tuesday�s tragedy
at the World Trade Center. |
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Val
Azuma of Wood-Ridge, a volunteer at the blood
center who has been making red, white and blue
ribbon pins for the blood donors, displays her
patriotism along with her dog Miracle.
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A
member of Brownie Troop 871 of Waldwick shows
off the poster that the Brownies made to thank
recent blood donors at Community Blood Services.
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Carmen
LoBue, administrative assistant for Technical
Services at the blood center, holding the quilt
block she created for the WTC/Pentagon/Pa. Memorial
Quilt being produced to honor all the victims
of the September 11 tragedy. The name of the block
is called "Starflower." The quilt will be donated
to the people of the United States, via the government,
to display and preserve so these people will never
be forgotten. |
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