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New HCSO program aims to help missing people with dementia come back home
SUMMARY: A new program by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, called the “Take Me Home” program, aims to assist in locating seniors with dementia who wander off. This initiative allows families to submit details, including photos, age, type of dementia, and past wandering locations, to help law enforcement respond effectively. Mary Bradley, whose wife Jeffrey has Alzheimer’s, shares her concerns about the challenges faced by families dealing with dementia. The program emphasizes prompt reporting, as quick action increases the chances of safely bringing loved ones home. Nonprofits like Care Partners advocate for comforting interactions between individuals with dementia and law enforcement.
A new program launched by Harris County Sheriff’s Office aims to help elderly people in dementia who go missing return home safely and quickly. The goal is speed.
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‘His shoe game is on point’: Alamo Bowl head coaches share compliments at Friday’s kickoff luncheon
SUMMARY: It has been a fun day so far with the 2024 kickoff lunch. At the Alamo Dome, both head coaches spoke not only about tomorrow’s game but also their special friendship and wardrobe choices. Coach Prime impressed with his clean look and shoes. He expressed appreciation for his connection with Dion, particularly discussing changes in college football. A major change for both coaches will be saying goodbye to their seniors. Coach Prime reflected on his sons and Travis moving to the next chapter, acknowledging the emotional farewell. Tomorrow, BYU and Colorado will compete for the 2024 Valero Alamo Trophy at 6:30 p.m.
During a Friday news conference ahead of the 2024 Valero Alamo Bowl, BYU head coach Kalani Sitake and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders bonded over more than their love of football and Saturday’s game.
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Players remember coach who died trying to rescue daughter
SUMMARY: On Christmas Eve, well-known Durant, Oklahoma high school basketball coach Will Robinson tragically died attempting to rescue his daughters after his SUV hydroplaned into a flooded creek. While his wife and three of their four children were saved, his 8-year-old daughter Clara, also called CJ, remains missing. Robinson was respected for his nurturing coaching style and had a close bond with his family, particularly with CJ, who often accompanied him to practice. The community is rallying to support the surviving family members during this difficult time as search efforts for Clara transition to a recovery mission.
Current and former players of a high school girls basketball coach who died in Sherman, Texas while trying to rescue his daughters remember him for being positive and uplifting. They say he would’ve done anything to save his daughters.
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Air Force veteran overcomes physical, emotional trauma to become a top paraclimber
SUMMARY: The transition to civilian life for military veterans can be daunting, especially after experiencing physical and emotional trauma. Jeff Melane, a former Air Force combat flight nurse injured during Operation Iraqi Freedom, candidly shared his challenges with PTSD and reintegration. His recovery was significantly supported by the nonprofit Simpy and America’s Fund, which provided assistance for his service dog, Enzo, and therapy pathways. Through climbing and hand cycling, Jeff found healing and purpose, achieving remarkable accomplishments in international competitions. The nonprofit aims to support veterans with financial assistance and lifelong resources. For more information, visit the fund’s website.
Registered nurse and Air Force veteran, Jeff Mellenthin, has only been climbing a rock wall for a year, and he’s already 8th in the world in his paraclimbing category.
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