GOOD OF THE LEAGUE
SCUTTLEBUTT -
Detachment 725 Monthly Newsletter
Click above for this month's newsletter. Communication
of current Detachment &
Community related events. If you wish to
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Detachment
Adjutant and Editor, Steve Stuckmeyer.
Our BBQ Fundraiser
on April 10th at Midtowne IGA in
St Charles
went really well! The day was pleasant, the turn out was awesome, and
fun was had by all. Due to the weather forecast, the BBQ on May 1st
was cancelledwhich turned out to be a bad call on my part. Our next BBQ
Fundraiser is June 12, 2010. I hope to see you all there!
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We
Had a great time teaming up with Boy Scout Troop 760 Collecting for Toys
for Tots on Nov 28, 2009. Together we collected $4500.00 and had a great
time.
Cmdt Hartley Presented a check for $4500.00 to the Marines of 3/24 Battalion for Toys for Tots.
We will be out this year Nov 27th, the Saturday after
Thanksgiving,
so mark your calendars!
SICK or in DISTRESS
Bill Rupp has prostrate cancer and has started
Chemo/Radiation treatment. Bill also was in and out of the hospital this
past month suffering from a mini stroke caused by blockages of the
carotid arteries. His
doctors are evaluating his situation for possible surgery to reduce the
blockage. Charlene Martinez has been in & out of the hospital with pulmonary
problems. She is home now on Oxygen.
Bob Turner had a heart attack and is recovering at home, doing much
better, & having rehab. Bob and his wife are planning on attending an
8th & I reunion later this month. Lee
Hollrah was hospitalized for complications associated to his
diabetes. Lee's right big
toe was surgically removed.
Lee had to undergoing hemodialysis to remove toxins that built up in his
system. Lee is now home but
under House Arrest due to infection possibilities.
Jerry Lewiens wife Jan is
recovering from gall bladder surgery and still having some complications
from this.
Please keep all our Marines and
family in prayer.
From the Chaplain -
Give a Detachment member a call, or better yet, send a card, or a note.
It only cost 44 cents and a little time to say Hey to a fellow Marine.
If you know of a fellow Marine or family member in need, please
contact one of the Detachment Officers. In the event of serious
illness, death, or need of assistance,
please contact our
Detachment Commandant,
Steve Stuckmeyer, or Detachment Chaplain,
Scott Keck.
We ask that you
keep all our Marines and
family in prayer.
