Community Education
“It’s Okay…say their name” the unique journey of losing a child to addiction.
Terri Roman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She is now retired from many years of school social work. She dedicates her to time to facilitating the GRASP group. This group is a community of people who have lost a loved one to addiction. Terri understands this loss all to well. She lost her 28-year old daughter, Julie in 2015. Terri will share her grief journey, and help us understand the isolation, stigma and special kind of pain that accompanies this loss. She will also share how to walk the path with people who experience this loss. Terri Roman, LCSW •September 19, 2018 •11:30 to 1:00 p.m.
Special thanks to all the volunteers that made our 2018 grief camp a huge success…
Behind the scenes volunteers
Camp supply organizer: Jessica Winkates:
GTAH Welcome Banner: Pam Ritichie
Bakers: Mary Baron, Melissa Cardinal, Cindy Corrigan, Joyce Currie, Sally Lloyd, Mary Stolp, Susan Thanepohn, Jessica Winkates
Arts and Crafts preparation: Julie Eyster, Becky Gill, Sheila Murphy, Loie Renner, Sandy Sahu, Mary Stolp
Camp Welcome and registration day: Nancy Gentile, Pam Ritchie, Bonnie Streid, Dona Stretch, Jessica Winkates
Dinner and snack donation for the campers during the bus ride: Gina Highland
Volunteers that attended camp this year:
Hali Aldridge, Jason Aldridge, Barb Bikun, Tony Castelvecch, Bonnie Dearborn, Marissa Happ, Dea Hamilton, Ken Karczewski, Joan Kelley, Marv Kombrink, Carol Kuebel, Joanne Nebel, Robin Nelson, Wende Lindmark, Michael Lykins, Kathleen Neville, Beth Varchmin, Kelsey Zollinger
Ongoing Support Volunteers:
We would also like to thank the Sewers, at Sun City Sew ‘N’ Sews for donating head hugger (hats) for the cancer patient in the Hands of Hope Program. Also, to the St. John Neuman’s volunteers for knitting lap blankets for our patients and clients.
Also, thank you to all of our direct service, on-going bakers and maintenance volunteers.
We could not do it without you!
The brightest stars are those who
shine for the benefit of others.
– Anonymous