Our Prayer List
for our friends in distress (Updated 3/16)
Many of those in our patrol family, or their family members, are suffering through the hardships of cancer treatments or other life threatening illnesses. A complete prayer list of our friends in distress can be found on the Member's Page.
3/17 - Retired Trooper Larry Hetrick has been admitted to the University of Toledo Medical Center following another surgery to fuse his neck vertabre, the result of a serious fall last year.
3/16 - UPDATE - From retired Captain Ed Suffecool - Don Anweiler suffered a fall at his home, severly injuring his arm. He has been hospitalized in Mesa, AZ.
3/11 - UPDATE - Tim Dawson has been released from the hospital and continues his recuperation at home. The most recent update from wife Suzie is posted on the member's page.
3/4 - UPDATE - Craig Franklin had his second Chemo treatment and is feeling better. The results of the MRI on his liver were available. Wife Dawn's most recent update is on the Member's page.
3/6 - UPDATE - Rhoda Knauff, wife of retired S/Lt, Bob Kauff, was admitted to the Orlando Health Lake Mary Hospital on February 28th, diagnosed with a twisted bowl, after experiencing discomfort at the Snowbird Reunion. SHE WAS RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL ON MARCH 4TH AND IS RESTING AT HOME.
1/27 - Christa Marshall, wife of retired Colonel Ken Marshall was hospitalized for several days suffering from severe dehydration. She is now home continuing her recovery.
12/19 - UPDATE - Retired S/Lt. Ken Wellendorf - Ken enjoyed a visit today from two of his former Post 59 Troopers; Retirees Gary Lewis and Lawrence Roseboro. With much determination, Ken will be rooting for those Buckeyes in their first FCS home playoff appearance. Thanks for sharing the photo fellas!
Information to send cards of encouragement can be found on the Member's page. Prayers are always encouraged and appreciated. If there are others in our patrol family that are in some type of distress or difficulty please let us know so we can add them to our prayer list.