Perdue honored for Alzheimer's support

Morris News Service
Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010
  • Comments (3)
    • Follow Metro

    Two hundred Alzheimer's Disease activists looked on Monday as Gov. Sonny Perdue was recognized for his efforts to change regulations at personal care homes.

    Gov. Sonny Perdue accepts a crystal award from Bruce Fletcher of Augusta. MORRIS NEWS SERVICE/Walter C. Jones
    MORRIS NEWS SERVICE/Walter C. Jones
    Gov. Sonny Perdue accepts a crystal award from Bruce Fletcher of Augusta.

    Bruce Fletcher, Alzheimer Association board chairman from Augusta, presented the governor with a crystal award for his service.

    Those who visited the Capitol were there to lobby their legislators for continued funding and bills that would ease the care of homebound patients.

    Please login or register to add a comment

    Comments (3)

    Add comment
    ADVISORY: Users are solely responsible for opinions they post here and for following agreed-upon rules of civility. Posts and comments do not reflect the views this site. Posts and comments are automatically checked for inappropriate language, but readers might find some comments offensive or inaccurate. If you believe a comment violates our rules, click the "Flag as offensive" link below the comment.
    Fiat_Lux
    37
    Points
    Fiat_Lux 02/09/10 - 07:15 pm
    0
    0

    Very strange lead sentence,

    Very strange lead sentence, guys.

    Laguria
    0
    Points
    Laguria 02/09/10 - 07:22 pm
    0
    0

    "Two hundred Alzheimer's

    "Two hundred Alzheimer's Disease looked on Monday as Gov. Sonny Perdue was recognized for his efforts to change regulations at personal care homes."

    How can 200 Disease's look on? Could it be that 200 people with Alzheimer's Disease looked on?

    Laguria
    0
    Points
    Laguria 02/10/10 - 01:23 am
    0
    0

    Thanks for adding that 2oo

    Thanks for adding that 2oo Alzheimer's Desease activists looked on. That is so much better . Thanks

    Back to Top
    Top headlines

    South Carolina bounces back in SEC baseball tournament

    Adam Matthews went 3 for 4 with two RBI as South Carolina built a five-run lead and then held on to defeat Auburn 5-3 Thursday in the third round of the Southeastern Conference baseball tournament.

    South Carolina bounces back in SEC baseball tournament

    Ex-GBI agent is Thomson interim police chief

    Circuit district attorney, judge face opposition

    Chamber announces '10 Young Professionals to Watch'

    Online Database by Caspio
    Click here to load this Caspio Online Database.

    Please Note: You may have disabled JavaScript and/or CSS. Although this news content will be accessible, certain functionality is unavailable.

    Skip to News

    « back

    next »

    • title http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1503/ http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1502/ http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1501/
    • title http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1498/ http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1483/ http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1487/
    • title http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1497/ http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1495/ http://spotted.augusta.com/galleries/1494/
    Lady A at the JBA - Wednesday
    Loading...