Hello, you are invited to attend.  I haven't seen you  in a while.

Contact  Office  919-231- 2174

Coordinatior cell 919-601-7719

Henry C. Parks, MA, LCAS, CCS

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Thank you.

I for got to mention - This training is FREE.

Henry C. Parks, MA, LCAS, CCS

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>>> Henry Parks 2/22/2007 10:04 AM >>>
Hello, you are invited to attend.  I haven't seen you  in a while.

Contact  Office  919-231- 2174

Coordinatior cell 919-601-7719

Henry C. Parks, MA, LCAS, CCS

Confidential or privileged: This communication contains information intended
only for the use of the individuals to whom it is addressed. If you are not the
intended recipient, you are notified that any disclosure, printing, copying,
distribution or use of the contents is prohitbited. If you have received this in
error, please notify the sender immediately by telephone or by returning it by
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Thank you.

>>>Henry C. Parks 1/29/2007 3:49 PM >>>

Would you happen to have a few (4 or more) examples of case studies (SA, SI &
HI, etc.) that I could present for treatment planning training? Please forward
this email to any other professional that may have some case studies.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Michael D. Bridges, MA, LCAS, CSI
Clinical Trainer
North Carolina Department of Correction
Division  of Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency Programs
Phone (919) 716-3864
Fax (919) 716-3946


Henry C. Parks, MA, LCAS, CCS

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Thank you.

Henry C. Parks, MA, LCAS, CCS

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>>> <Henry C. Parks, 12/22/2006 10:10 AM >>>
>
> From: "Kirby, Rose M" <Rose.Kirby@...>
> Date: 2006/12/21 Thu AM 08:23:21 EST
> To: "Kirby, Celia A \(N-TSI\)" <celia.a.kirby@...>,
>  "Kirby, Cameron" <Cameron.Kirby@...>,
>  "Miller, Latrice C." <latrice.miller@...>,
>  "Cynthia Alford" <csand41@...>,
>  <leoright@...>,
>  <lafrva@...>,
>  <marilyn.c.williams@...>,
>  "Allen, Christeen " <Christeen.Allen@...>
> Subject: FW:  ATM card thefts
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: Staples, Hugh
> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:46 AM
> To: Kirby, Rose M
> Subject: ATM card thefts
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Wow, a criminal mind is so wasted on this type of stuff. These guys
> could be productive citizens and inventors or something. Check this out.
> Hugh
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>
>
>
>

I will be out of the office starting  09/12/2006 and will not return until
09/18/2006.

My computers at Duke have been down since 7/13/06 and I will be out of town
7/23/06 - 8/7/06 to meet training commitments. If your inquiry is about
training issues, please contact Paul Nagy at nagy0003@.... I
apologize for the inconvenience - Jeff Georgi

>>>Henry C. Parks 09/14/06 03:00 PM>>>

Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Substance Abuse Forum
originally scheduled for September 16th has been postponed until
September 30, 2006 at 10:00 AM.

Location:
2010 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Raleigh, NC 27610

>>>Henry C. Parks 09/11/06  03:32 PM>>>

We've got the place if you have the time.

Open for ideas and information

You are invited to Celebrate Recovery with us at 2010 Martin Luther
King Blvd, Raleigh, NC.

Time 12:00 noon  09/16/06 Saturday.

Come spend a couple of hours as we celebrate.

>>>Henry C. Parks 08/09/06 12:25 PM>>>

This training has been awarded 3 hours certification credit by the
NCSAPPB.

Good to know you still the Good Man you have chosen to be.

-----Original Message-----
From: NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com [mailto:NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Henry Parks
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 2:17 PM
To: NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [NCAFP2005] Checking in

Good afternoon Jim,

I have and had you on my mind. Thought I' d check to see how you are
holding the mountain area down.  Tell when is the  best time to come in
those hills. I finished the treatment and regained my strength. I do
trust and hope everything is going well with you and your family.

Good afternoon Jim,

I have and had you on my mind. Thought I' d check to see how you are
holding the mountain area down.  Tell when is the  best time to come in
those hills. I finished the treatment and regained my strength. I do
trust and hope everything is going well with you and your family.

Kate, it was a must pass on.

>>> alg3336@... 4/22/2006 8:56 PM >>>
Dear Hebry, thanks1 That was scarry!!!! Kate
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Henry Parks
   To: dublincc@... ; Matthews2504@... ; okinawa@...
; Shirley Smith ; Harriet@... ; vmcduffie1@... ;
Charlotte.Battle@... ; NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 11:01 AM
   Subject: [NCAFP2005] Fwd: Serial killer alert [not a joke]]




   >>> Denise Artis 4/20/2006 9:49 AM >>>


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the
   North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third
parties
   by an authorized state official."
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   >>> Sandra Barbour 4/20/2006 9:41 AM >>>



   Subject: Fwd: Serial killer alert [not a joke]]



   >     It only takes a minute but please read. This could save your
life

   >
   >     I would have definitely taken the $5!!! Would you??? Know what
   money
   you are carrying ..
   >
   >     This was the first I have heard of a scheme like this..... I
   wanted to
   pass it along. Be safe! Something very serious to pay attention to.
   >     Criminals are coming up with craftier, less threatening
methods
   of
   attack, so we have to be extra cautious. Read on... I live in
   >     Alexandria, VA, but I often work in Lafayette, LA, staying
with
   friends when I'm there. As you know from America's Most Wanted TV
   program,
   as well as the news media, there is a serial killer in the Lafayette
   area. I
   just want to let you know about an "incident" that happened to me a
   few
   weeks ago, and could have been deadly.
   >
   >     At first I didn't go to the police or anyone with it because I
   didn't
   realize how serious this encounter was. But since I work in a jail
and
   I
   told a few people about it, it wasn't long before I was paraded into
   Internal Affairs to tell them my story. It was proximately 5:15 a.m.
   in
   Opelousas, La. I had stayed with a friend there and was on my way to
   work. I
   stopped at the Exxon/Blimpie Pie station to get gas. I got $10 gas
and
   a
   Diet Coke. I took into the store two $5 bills and one $1 bill (just
   enough
   to get my stuff).
   >
   >     As I pulled away from the store, a man approached my truck
from
   the
   back side of the store (an unlit area). He was an
   >     "approachable-looking" man (clean cut, clean shaven, dressed
   well,
   etc.).
   >
   >     He walked up to my window and knocked. Since I'm very paranoid
   and
   "always looking for the rapist or killer," I didn't open the window
...
   I
   just asked what he wanted. He raised a $5 bill to my window and
said,
   "You
   dropped this." Since I knew I had gone into the store with a certain
   amount
   of money, I knew I didn't drop it.
   >
   >     When I told him it wasn't mine, he began hitting the window
and
   door,
   screaming at me to open my door, and insisting that I had dropped
the
   money!
   At that point, I just drove away as fast as I could. After talking
to
   the
   Internal Affairs Department and describing the man I saw, and the
way
   he
   escalated from calm and polite to angry and volatile....it was
   determined
   that I could have possibly encountered the serial killer myself.
   >
   >     Up to this point, it had been unclear as to how he had gained
   access
   to his victims, since there has been no evidence of forced entry
into
   victim's homes, cars, etc. And the fact that he has been attacking
in
   the
   daytime, when women are less likely to have their guard up, means he
   is
   pretty BOLD. So think about it...what gesture is nicer than
returning
   money
   to someone that dropped it?????
   >
   >     How many times would you have opened your window (or door) to
get
   your
   money and say thank you.... because if the person is kind enough to
   return
   something to you, then he can't really be a threat....can he????
Please
   be
   cautious! This might not have been the serial killer... but anyone
that
   gets
   that angry over someone not accepting money from them, can't have
   honorable
   intentions. The most important thing to note is that his reaction
was
   NOT
   WHAT I EXPECTED! A total surprise! But what
   >     might have happened if I had opened my door? I shudder to
think!

   >
   >     Forward this to everyone you know....maybe they can be as
   fortunate as
   I was!
   >
   >
   >
   >     P.S. Ladies, really DO forward this to EVERYONE you know. Even
if
   this
   man wasn't a serial killer, he looked nice, he seemed polite, he was
   apparently doing an act of kindness, but HE WAS NOT A NICE PERSON!!!

   >
   >     Men send it to all the women in your life. What you do today
is
   important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it. Make
it
   a
   good one!
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >   Amber Williams FF/NREMTP
   >   TLC & Rendon Fire Dept.
   >   214-597-9265
   >
   >
   >
   >

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Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 11:01 AM

Subject: [NCAFP2005] Fwd: Serial killer alert [not a joke]]

>>> Denise Artis 4/20/2006 9:49 AM >>>


--------------------
"E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the
North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties
by an authorized state official."
--------------------


>>> Sandra Barbour 4/20/2006 9:41 AM >>>



Subject: Fwd: Serial killer alert [not a joke]]


  
>     It only takes a minute but please read. This could save your life

>
>     I would have definitely taken the $5!!! Would you??? Know what
money
you are carrying ..
>
>     This was the first I have heard of a scheme like this..... I
wanted to
pass it along. Be safe! Something very serious to pay attention to.
>     Criminals are coming up with craftier, less threatening methods
of
attack, so we have to be extra cautious. Read on... I live in
>     Alexandria, VA, but I often work in Lafayette, LA, staying with
friends when I'm there. As you know from America's Most Wanted TV
program,
as well as the news media, there is a serial killer in the Lafayette
area. I
just want to let you know about an "incident" that happened to me a
few
weeks ago, and could have been deadly.
>
>     At first I didn't go to the police or anyone with it because I
didn't
realize how serious this encounter was. But since I work in a jail and
I
told a few people about it, it wasn't long before I was paraded into
Internal Affairs to tell them my story. It was proximately 5:15 a.m.
in
Opelousas, La. I had stayed with a friend there and was on my way to
work. I
stopped at the Exxon/Blimpie Pie station to get gas. I got $10 gas and
a
Diet Coke. I took into the store two $5 bills and one $1 bill (just
enough
to get my stuff).
>
>     As I pulled away from the store, a man approached my truck from
the
back side of the store (an unlit area). He was an
>     "approachable-looking" man (clean cut, clean shaven, dressed
well,
etc.).
>
>     He walked up to my window and knocked. Since I'm very paranoid
and
"always looking for the rapist or killer," I didn't open the window ...
I
just asked what he wanted. He raised a $5 bill to my window and said,
"You
dropped this." Since I knew I had gone into the store with a certain
amount
of money, I knew I didn't drop it.
>
>     When I told him it wasn't mine, he began hitting the window and
door,
screaming at me to open my door, and insisting that I had dropped the
money!
At that point, I just drove away as fast as I could. After talking to
the
Internal Affairs Department and describing the man I saw, and the way
he
escalated from calm and polite to angry and volatile....it was
determined
that I could have possibly encountered the serial killer myself.
>
>     Up to this point, it had been unclear as to how he had gained
access
to his victims, since there has been no evidence of forced entry into
victim's homes, cars, etc. And the fact that he has been attacking in
the
daytime, when women are less likely to have their guard up, means he
is
pretty BOLD. So think about it...what gesture is nicer than returning
money
to someone that dropped it?????
>
>     How many times would you have opened your window (or door) to get
your
money and say thank you.... because if the person is kind enough to
return
something to you, then he can't really be a threat....can he???? Please
be
cautious! This might not have been the serial killer... but anyone that
gets
that angry over someone not accepting money from them, can't have
honorable
intentions. The most important thing to note is that his reaction was
NOT
WHAT I EXPECTED! A total surprise! But what
>     might have happened if I had opened my door? I shudder to think!

>
>     Forward this to everyone you know....maybe they can be as
fortunate as
I was!
>
>
>
>     P.S. Ladies, really DO forward this to EVERYONE you know. Even if
this
man wasn't a serial killer, he looked nice, he seemed polite, he was
apparently doing an act of kindness, but HE WAS NOT A NICE PERSON!!!
>
>     Men send it to all the women in your life. What you do today is
important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it. Make it
a
good one!
>
>
>
>
>   Amber Williams FF/NREMTP
>   TLC & Rendon Fire Dept.
>   214-597-9265
>
>
>
>
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>>> Denise Artis 4/20/2006 9:49 AM >>>


--------------------
"E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the
North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties
by an authorized state official."
--------------------


>>> Sandra Barbour 4/20/2006 9:41 AM >>>



Subject: Fwd: Serial killer alert [not a joke]]



>     It only takes a minute but please read. This could save your life

>
>     I would have definitely taken the $5!!! Would you??? Know what
money
you are carrying ..
>
>     This was the first I have heard of a scheme like this..... I
wanted to
pass it along. Be safe! Something very serious to pay attention to.
>     Criminals are coming up with craftier, less threatening methods
of
attack, so we have to be extra cautious. Read on... I live in
>     Alexandria, VA, but I often work in Lafayette, LA, staying with
friends when I'm there. As you know from America's Most Wanted TV
program,
as well as the news media, there is a serial killer in the Lafayette
area. I
just want to let you know about an "incident" that happened to me a
few
weeks ago, and could have been deadly.
>
>     At first I didn't go to the police or anyone with it because I
didn't
realize how serious this encounter was. But since I work in a jail and
I
told a few people about it, it wasn't long before I was paraded into
Internal Affairs to tell them my story. It was proximately 5:15 a.m.
in
Opelousas, La. I had stayed with a friend there and was on my way to
work. I
stopped at the Exxon/Blimpie Pie station to get gas. I got $10 gas and
a
Diet Coke. I took into the store two $5 bills and one $1 bill (just
enough
to get my stuff).
>
>     As I pulled away from the store, a man approached my truck from
the
back side of the store (an unlit area). He was an
>     "approachable-looking" man (clean cut, clean shaven, dressed
well,
etc.).
>
>     He walked up to my window and knocked. Since I'm very paranoid
and
"always looking for the rapist or killer," I didn't open the window ...
I
just asked what he wanted. He raised a $5 bill to my window and said,
"You
dropped this." Since I knew I had gone into the store with a certain
amount
of money, I knew I didn't drop it.
>
>     When I told him it wasn't mine, he began hitting the window and
door,
screaming at me to open my door, and insisting that I had dropped the
money!
At that point, I just drove away as fast as I could. After talking to
the
Internal Affairs Department and describing the man I saw, and the way
he
escalated from calm and polite to angry and volatile....it was
determined
that I could have possibly encountered the serial killer myself.
>
>     Up to this point, it had been unclear as to how he had gained
access
to his victims, since there has been no evidence of forced entry into
victim's homes, cars, etc. And the fact that he has been attacking in
the
daytime, when women are less likely to have their guard up, means he
is
pretty BOLD. So think about it...what gesture is nicer than returning
money
to someone that dropped it?????
>
>     How many times would you have opened your window (or door) to get
your
money and say thank you.... because if the person is kind enough to
return
something to you, then he can't really be a threat....can he???? Please
be
cautious! This might not have been the serial killer... but anyone that
gets
that angry over someone not accepting money from them, can't have
honorable
intentions. The most important thing to note is that his reaction was
NOT
WHAT I EXPECTED! A total surprise! But what
>     might have happened if I had opened my door? I shudder to think!

>
>     Forward this to everyone you know....maybe they can be as
fortunate as
I was!
>
>
>
>     P.S. Ladies, really DO forward this to EVERYONE you know. Even if
this
man wasn't a serial killer, he looked nice, he seemed polite, he was
apparently doing an act of kindness, but HE WAS NOT A NICE PERSON!!!
>
>     Men send it to all the women in your life. What you do today is
important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it. Make it
a
good one!
>
>
>
>
>   Amber Williams FF/NREMTP
>   TLC & Rendon Fire Dept.
>   214-597-9265
>
>
>
>
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Dear Henry,
I really missed going to Winston too! I promise to be there the next
time. Life is just a bit too hectic right now, but it should settle
down soon. I move into my new house in a few weeks, and new job as
well....thanks for thinking of me! Kate

Dear RB,

In the '90's  the NC government adopted the EAP lingo and added "QSAP"
positions to assist DSS offices with the high level of substance abuse
among entitlement recipients and Protective Services referrals. A "QSAP"
is a qualified substance abuse professional situated in a DSS office and
whose job it is to assess DSS clients from pretty much all programs
(Child Protective Services (CPS), Work First, Temporary Aid to Dependent
Families (TANF), Food Stamps, etc.) when Chemical Dependency has been an
issue. It is a state government mandated position. Most of the referrals
come from CPS, and the QSAP makes recommendations (and referrals) to IP
treatment or OP treatment or whatever the client needs. The court relies
on the QSAP recommendation, and upholds the recommendation when
decisions are made re: custody, foster care or termination of rights.
The QSAP is really relied upon in these offices because the mental
health reform has all but removed resources from these communities. It
is basically assessment, referral, and followup to ensure that the
recommendations are fulfilled. Not a bad job (not much paperwork, no
billling worries, and highly respected in the DSS office) If you are
interested, let me know. The beach is great....Kate

>>>Henry C. Parks 03/28/06 03:00 PM>>>

Kate, I missed your energy at the last meeting in Winston. I needed the
cake,  and the battleship wheaties. I trust that all will go well in the
new position.

Dear RB,

Just wanted to let you know that I am giving up my position as QSAP in Brunswick and Pender Counties, and the job is available. the position is still with the Area Program, but is up for divestiture by June. It will remain a position, but with a non profit. If you (or anyone else) have an interest, let me know! Kate

Good deal,

RB,
It is my understanding that LCAS are to supervise CSAC's. However, the
CCS are focused on those seeking their CSAC and are able to supervise
CSAC's as well. It has been a confusing change. I don't have the ASAM
information in front of me to speak with confidence.

Henry,

Hey Folks,

It was great to see all the Fellows who were able to attend the
meeting this weekend.

As some of you know I am looking for a position and brushing up on
some needed information. I have been reading the new service
definitions and need some help finding the information for ASAM
criteria. I know there is a book, but I don't have one and won't be
able to get one in time.

I specifically need the definition of Level II.1 NC Modified A/ASAM
IOP and Level II.5 NC Modified A/ASAM Partial Hospital for SAIOP and
SACOT respectively.

  If I read the new service definitions correctly you have to have an
LCAS on site with CSAC's. It also says you can have a CCS. Does this
mean they are putting LCAS on the same level as CCS?

I greatly appreciate any and all help anyone may be able to give. If
you have any info please email to Ronlybonly8@...

Thanks again. RB Bryan

Hey Folks,

It was great to see all the Fellows who were able to attend the
meeting this weekend.

As some of you know I am looking for a position and brushing up on
some needed information. I have been reading the new service
definitions and need some help finding the information for ASAM
criteria. I know there is a book, but I don't have one and won't be
able to get one in time.

I specifically need the definition of Level II.1 NC Modified A/ASAM
IOP and Level II.5 NC Modified A/ASAM Partial Hospital for SAIOP and
SACOT respectively.

   If I read the new service definitions correctly you have to have an
LCAS on site with CSAC's. It also says you can have a CCS. Does this
mean they are putting LCAS on the same level as CCS?

I greatly appreciate any and all help anyone may be able to give. If
you have any info please email to Ronlybonly8@...

Thanks again. RB Bryan

You are truly a hero. You continue to face life's knocks with bravery
and strength. I just know there are good things in store for you.
Please learn to reward yourself for being the wonderful woman you are.
Let others care about you for a change.

Last year was one of the more difficult years for me, and the
friendship, encouragement and validation I received from the Fellows
helped me survive. If you ever need to "dump" just e-mail me.

I am again changing jobs, this time within Southeastern Center, and it
is my choice and a really good move, so I am feeling my "Battleship"
Wheaties again! We are going through divestiture, and I don't know
what the future holds, but "one day at a time" sounds like the best
way to go. I ran across a quote that kind of sums it up.

"Life has a way of presenting us with opportunities brilliantly
disguised as problems"

I will miss everyone this weekend. Kate

Suzanne,
Words can not express my respect for you courage and willingness to share your
story.  Please know that thoughts and prayers are with you.  If you ever need
anything please don't hesistate! I too will miss this weekend but hope to be
there in spirit. :)

Jeff Jaworski
---- Suzanne Nix <snix@...> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Much to my dismay, I, too, will be absent this weekend. My daughter is
> participating in the State Science Fair in Raleigh on Saturday.  What a
> praise considering everything I too have been going through.
>
> I shared with Jim a while back that I suffered a tremendous blow when I
> got home from our last gathering to find out that my husband was leaving
> me and the children and was involved with another woman, now living with
> her.  I too am on the mend but it has been hard on me as well as the
> children.  I ended up in the hospital in Va., an EAP placement I asked
> for, over New Years.  But within a day with increased meds, I had people
> asking if I worked there!  I became a patient advocate encouraging
> patients to make use of the services (so I wouldn't be in group by
> myself!).  What a funny turn around!  I know I signed a contract at the
> beginning of Addiction Fellows to take care of myself and utilize
> counseling as needed.  I never realized how much in denial I was.
>
> What my husband has chosen to do is of his free will and is very selfish
> indeed. His commitment to marriage is nonexistent and he will not go to
> counseling.  I knew I married someone with mental illness and addiction
> (16 and 19 years in recovery), but never suspected it would go this way.
> A breakdown or a relapse I could handle and understand.  But to turn
> your back on your family so blatantly and publicly has hurt me deeply.
> As well as, the entire family, including my inlaws.  I continue to be
> supported by them and this is a true blessing.
>
> I write all this to you as I come to accept my situation a little more.
> The stages of grieving are difficult, aren't they?  But knowing you all
> are there if I need you is so comforting.  I wish so much that I could
> be there with you all this weekend.  Please know that I am with you in
> spirit and ask that you pray for me and my family.
>
> I truly gained so much from my experience with AF and from you all
> individually.   I know that God has been preparing me for this and many
> more experiences yet to be revealed.  I submit to his leading and praise
> him for being alive!
>
> Please keep me posted on what transpires at the gathering and if there
> are any handouts or notes I would be greatly appreciative to receive
> them.
>
> Have a great time!  You will be missed!!
>
> Much Love,
>
> Suzanne
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com [mailto:NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 5:43 AM
> To: NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [NCAFP2005] Digest Number 65
>
> There are 4 messages in this issue.
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> Topics in this digest:
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>       1. Personal statement
>            From: "Delzora Clark" <delzoraclark@...>
>       2. Re: Personal statement
>            From: "Jim Van Hecke" <jimv@...>
>       3. Re: Personal statement
>            From: "Henry Parks" <phc01@...>
>       4. Re: Personal statement
>            From: "Henry Parks" <phc01@...>
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> ________________________________________________________________________
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> Message: 1
>    Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 09:45:26 -0500
>    From: "Delzora Clark" <delzoraclark@...>
> Subject: Personal statement
>
> Greetings everyone:
>
> It has been way too long since I have corresponded with the group.  I
> can
> only offer my apology and beg for forgiveness.  The fall took an awful
> turn
> for me and my family.  I found it virtually impossible to leave my
> daughter
> at home alone and not even with my family due to reasons that I really
> don't
> think would be appropriate to list in writing.  As a result I would not
> leave her.  Due to my increasing responsibilities at home I imagine that
> I
> fell into a depression myself.  It is now time for me to regroup and
> come
> back to life.
>
> My intent was to join you this weekend, but I have a civic
> responsibility
> that I cannot get out of a civic responsibility that I am in charge of
> as
> the president of a fraternal organization.
>
> I hope that my sudden absence can be excused in the hearts of everyone.
> I
> certainly didn't enter into this with the idea of 'completing' it in
> such a
> way.  I hope that I can make it up in some way.
>
> It has been a blessing to have met each of you and I regret any
> misgivings
> that I have caused due to my recent actions.   My absence was public so
> my
> apology has been public.
>
> I am on the mend.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Delzora M.  Clark
>
>
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> Message: 2
>    Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:19:42 -0500
>    From: "Jim Van Hecke" <jimv@...>
> Subject: Re: Personal statement
>
> Delzora....Thanks for writing.  You had me (us) very worried in that no
> contact conjured up all kinds of emotions....fear for you, rejection
> etc....
> I am so glad you are "on the mend" and please know you will always be in
> our thoughts and prayers.  We are a "team" and are here to help and
> support each other.....you will find that help and support readily
> available from any of us.  We will miss you this weekend but you will be
> in our thoughts and prayers and we look forward to seeing you soon.
> Love,  Jim
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Delzora Clark
>   To: NCAFP2005@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 9:45 AM
>   Subject: [NCAFP2005] Personal statement
>
>
>   Greetings everyone:
>
>   It has been way too long since I have corresponded with the group.  I
> can only offer my apology and beg for forgiveness.  The fall took an
> awful turn for me and my family.  I found it virtually impossible to
> leave my daughter at home alone and not even with my family due to
> reasons that I really don't think would be appropriate to list in
> writing.  As a result I would not leave her.  Due to my increasing
> responsibilities at home I imagine that I fell into a depression myself.
> It is now time for me to regroup and come back to life.
>
>   My intent was to join you this weekend, but I have a civic
> responsibility that I cannot get out of a civic responsibility that I am
> in charge of as the president of a fraternal organization.
>
>   I hope that my sudden absence can be excused in the hearts of
> everyone.  I certainly didn't enter into this with the idea of
> 'completing' it in such a way.  I hope that I can make it up in some
> way.
>
>   It has been a blessing to have met each of you and I regret any
> misgivings that I have caused due to my recent actions.   My absence was
> public so my apology has been public.
>
>   I am on the mend.
>
>   Respectfully,
>
>   Delzora M.  Clark
>
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> Message: 3
>    Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:10:50 -0500
>    From: "Henry Parks" <phc01@...>
> Subject: Re: Personal statement
>
> >>>Henry C. Parks 03/21/06  10:49 AM>>>
>
> It is good to know we will once again be in presence this weekend.  You
> have been missed.
>
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> Message: 4
>    Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:20:51 -0500
>    From: "Henry Parks" <phc01@...>
> Subject: Re: Personal statement
>
> Henry,
>
> I was full of wishful thinking and did not look at the word "Intent."
> You will be missed and thought of, we are family.
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Del,
It's good to have you "back."  Thoughts and prayers are with you! I too will
miss this coming weekend but hope to be there in spirit. :)  Please don't
hesitate if you need anything!
Jeff Jaworski
---- Delzora Clark <delzoraclark@...> wrote:
> Greetings everyone:
>
> It has been way too long since I have corresponded with the group.  I can
> only offer my apology and beg for forgiveness.  The fall took an awful turn
> for me and my family.  I found it virtually impossible to leave my daughter
> at home alone and not even with my family due to reasons that I really don't
> think would be appropriate to list in writing.  As a result I would not
> leave her.  Due to my increasing responsibilities at home I imagine that I
> fell into a depression myself.  It is now time for me to regroup and come
> back to life.
>
> My intent was to join you this weekend, but I have a civic responsibility
> that I cannot get out of a civic responsibility that I am in charge of as
> the president of a fraternal organization.
>
> I hope that my sudden absence can be excused in the hearts of everyone.  I
> certainly didn't enter into this with the idea of 'completing' it in such a
> way.  I hope that I can make it up in some way.
>
> It has been a blessing to have met each of you and I regret any misgivings
> that I have caused due to my recent actions.   My absence was public so my
> apology has been public.
>
> I am on the mend.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Delzora M.  Clark