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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT SHOWED UP TO THE 2017 YEAR BLOOD DRIVE, WE WERE ABLE TO COLLECT 40 PINTS OF BLOOD.
Bronx Acorn Blood drive in stan mark's memory
The Bronx Acorn Electrical Club held a Blood Drive in the honor of our late Brother Stan Mark. Brother Stan Mark was an active member of Local 3 up until his passing away on June 2012. Stan was an active member of Local 3 and spent his entire life serving the membership proud. He was an A Journeyman, Sub Forman, Forman, Steward, President of the Westchester Mechanics Association and was the head of Electchester ’s Second Housing. The list is endless of where his hand was involved with while he was with Local 3.
The blood drive was held at the Bronx Acorn Electrical Club’s monthly meeting at the American Turners Club on Tuesday, June 24, 2012. New York Blood Center, the agency accepting blood donations arrived with a full blood center vehicle. There was also 2 rooms set up within the Turner Club to accommodate all those willing to donate blood that day.
Many showed up to pay tribute to Stan Mark and also to donate in a selfless act, which reminds us of how Stan would have wanted all of us to be. 70 pints of blood were collected and would be used to help those who are in need of blood. Blood drive Chairman Pete Sullivan did a great job putting all this together. President Raymond West Jr. welcomed all who came out in such great numbers and had a moment of silence in Stan Mark’s memory. It is great to see such solidarity in our time of loss. This is the legacy of Stan Mark and it is also the legacy of Local 3.
The blood drive was held at the Bronx Acorn Electrical Club’s monthly meeting at the American Turners Club on Tuesday, June 24, 2012. New York Blood Center, the agency accepting blood donations arrived with a full blood center vehicle. There was also 2 rooms set up within the Turner Club to accommodate all those willing to donate blood that day.
Many showed up to pay tribute to Stan Mark and also to donate in a selfless act, which reminds us of how Stan would have wanted all of us to be. 70 pints of blood were collected and would be used to help those who are in need of blood. Blood drive Chairman Pete Sullivan did a great job putting all this together. President Raymond West Jr. welcomed all who came out in such great numbers and had a moment of silence in Stan Mark’s memory. It is great to see such solidarity in our time of loss. This is the legacy of Stan Mark and it is also the legacy of Local 3.