Practice makes perfect.

Coastal volunteers took a Red Cross sheltering course during the day and then participated in a shelter simulation through Saturday night and Sunday morning. They planned shelter layout, elected a shelter manger and began set up. At 6 p.m. clients (coastal volunteers and volunteers from Portland) began to arrive complete with roles to play, ranging from distraught individuals unable to find their spouses to those suffering from severe medical conditions. Shelter workers and clients stayed overnight in the shelter; workers served dinner and breakfast during the exercise.

Others who made this exercise possible are:
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North County Recreation District facilities manager – Peter Nunn, who made the facility available.
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Emergency Management Division, Nehalem Bay & agency director, Linda Kozlowski KE7ZFI
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Coastal Volunteer Mary Moran who served as the shelter manager
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The Secret Angels, a charitable organization that provides food during disasters and provided dinner and breakfast during the exercise at no cost
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And John and Suzanne Holt, Janet Bailey Lynne Field, and Tina Chee, Portland volunteers and Casey Yamshita, AmeriCorps member who drove to the coast and served as clients/evaluators.
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Very true practice is must require in any field for positive results, Regular exercise is one of the natural ways to get fit body structure and healthy diet also helps our physical and mental health, Thanks for Sharing.
people who save lives and have the ability to rescue is something extremely important for sure. These people are not getting enough recognition and shoud be appreciated.Thank you , great post ,
Wow! Thank you for the great feedback!
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