Editor,
Last Saturday the Oklahoma Blood Institute and KATT 100.5 FM held their 25th anniversary blood drive at Tio’s.
The response was overwhelming. Over 60 people participated — the best turnout in the state.
We would like to thank the Pauls Valley Daily Democrat for helping publicize this event, and especially thank all those who braved the elements to donate.
Burns Densmore
Letters to the Editor
January 17, 2010
Businessman appreciates support for blood drive
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As a business owner and legislator, I’ve learned that the best government is the kind that doesn’t get in the way when private companies choose to invest in our state to make our lives better and more productive. - Questions about HB 2780 and HB 2656
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First and foremost let me say, I love Pauls Valley General Hospital. I dedicated nearly 18 of the best years of my life to try to make it a better place for the patients, employees, doctors and our entire community.
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