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Mrs. Miller Named
Heart Gift Ch’mn
Mrs. Paul Miller of Flint Hill has been appointed as the Virginia Heart Association's M e m o r i a 1 Gifts Chairman for Rappahannock County by John M. Camp, Jr., of Franklin, President of the Association.
"Through memorial gifts to the Heart Fund, many people are establishing a living memorial to friends and loved ones,” Mr. Camp said. “Memorial gifts sent to Mrs. Miller will be greatly appreciated and promptly acknowledged.”
When memorial gifts are made to the Heart Fund, the donor is helping to open new doors to better ways of coping with diseases of the heart and circulatory system.
In outlining how memorial gifts are acknowledged, Mrs. Miller explained that when she receives a memorial gift, two dignified cards are sent out, one to the donor and one to the family of the deceased, name of the person memoralized, i vpresses inpreriat'on ter the gift, and state.-, the : mount of the contribution. Tile card to the next of k:n iifcludes the name or the donor and the name of the p-rson memorialized; it does not mention the amount of the donation.
The Heart bund already has l^en responsible for a large measure of the impressive and encouraging progress that has been made against the heart diseases. It has made possible a life-saving program of research. Much of this research has been done at the Medical College of Virginia, the University of Virginia School of Medicine and elsewhere in the United States.
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