A10 Sunday, September 30, 2012 - The Morning Star
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Trust fund helps Coldstream family Morning Star Staff
A trust fund has been established to help a Coldstream family cope with the loss of their father and husband. Brent Troidl was diagnosed with stage IV colon/liver cancer three years ago. “Together, Brent and Terri-Lynne have been battling the disease with medications and alternative therapies not covered by medical plans,” said Suzanne Dennis, a family friend. Following substantial medical costs, trips for surgeries and treatment in Vancouver, Brent unfortunately died Aug. 28. “It is hoped that financial support, through the Troidl Trust SUBMITTED PHOTO Fund at the CIBC will help offset medical costs and provide a Brent Troidl died from colon/liver cancer in August and a trust fund more secure future for Jordan and Sarah,” said Dennis. has been established to help his family offset medical costs incurred Anyone wishing to make a donation, may do so at any branch and to provide a more secure future. of the CIBC, Account No. 00260-010-5636299.
Victims Assistance Program seeking new volunteers Morning Star Staff
The North Okanagan RCMP Victims Assistance Program requires volunteers in Vernon, Armstrong, Lumby and Enderby to support people who are victims of a crime or tragedy. Volunteers would work within the Vernon RCMP detachment to offer emotional support to victims. Duties will include written reports, practical support, court support, as well as referrals to other community agencies. The program would like to train more volunteers to add to the current team.
Victims Assistance is looking for men and women of diverse age groups to meet the needs of the region. People interested must be 22-years-old and up, pass an RCMP security screening check, and be available for a once a week, three-hour office shift and eventually be on a call-out team. Training requirements include 75 hours of classroom training to learn a variety of skills, in communication, the criminal justice system, the dynamics of domestic violence, to name a few. Volunteers work directly with vic-
tims, to provide support, information and referrals. Victims Assistance is seeking individuals who enjoy working with people, who are non-judgmental, compassionate, empathetic and have a desire to help others. If you feel you have these qualities please call the unit for more information. The deadline for applications is Oct. 15. Application forms may be picked up at any local RCMP detachment. For more information, call Anita Eilander, or Stacy Birban-Lauman at 250260-7171.
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