Shriners Children's Hospital and the Barr Foundation Provide Help To Bilateral Jamaican Amputee

Shriners Children's Hospital and the Barr Foundation Provide Help To Bilateral Jamaican Amputee

Anthony T. Barr

11/25/2002

Dear Bertrand,

Thank you for your kind comments below. Thank you also for allowing me to
share your words with other members of the prosthetic profession whom often
generously donates to such causes.
Generating a recharged spirit as you eluded to, is what this is all about.
If the Barr Foundation can help in your endeavors for prosthetic supplies at
the resources center in Jamaica, please let us know.
Tony Barr
President
Barr Foundation
www.oandp.com/barr



> Hello Tony ,
> I trust you are well.
>
> This note is to thank you for the kind offer of assistance and general
> advice that you gave in relation to the prosthetic treatment of Susan
> Whilby. We are happy to report that Susan returned home at the end of
> the summer with a new set of protheses, additional equipment and most
> of all a new spirit of independence and willingness to make the best of
her
> future .
>
> The Lions Club of Mona continues to give financial and emotional support
> to Susan's and her newly found enthusuiam to achieve her life's
goals.
> The Club has also embarked on a project o build a resource centre for
the
> physically challenged on main university campus in Kingston.
>
> All of this gratitude, joy and renewed commitment to empower the
> phsically challenged in Jamaica has been in no small part due to Shriners
> Hospital and the support that you have also given and we again express
> our warmest thanks.
>
> Sincerely
>
> Bertrand Smith
> Director Legal Affairs
> Maritime Authority
> Kingston > Jamaica
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