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Last spring, several FFA members assembled the kits and put items into the First Aid & Bleeding Control bags. Working during a volunteer time are, from left: Olivia Miller, Tyler Laytom, Ben Boger, Quinn Stickley and Alex Bolaney, all members of the Class of 2025.– courtesy photo Several years ago, before Covid, Lexie Poulson of
Marietta College President Bill Ruud recently accepted 20 Bleeding Control Kits that were donated by Memorial Health System. These kits will help provide immediate frontline aid, improving survivability from mass casualty events, until first responders are able to take over.
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