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17 JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (May 27, 2021) -- A longtime volunteer is hanging up her burgundy vest after more than 36 years of service at Brooke Army Medical Center. Joy Moore began volunteering in 1985 and was one of a core group who started the BAMC Retiree Activities Group, affectionately known as BRAG. She is also the wife of retired Army Col. Bobby Moore, Fort Sam Houston commander from 1985-1987, and a longtime volunteer at BAMC. Michael Dulevitz, chief of the BAMC Volunteer Services Office, describes Moore as a “pioneer,” who helped establish ...

VP Joy Moore to step down from role in Student Affairs She will continue to serve as a vice president and executive director of BC's Pine Manor Institute for Student Success Campus & Community / Announcements - Published on February 24, 2021 Vice President for Student Affairs Joy Moore, who has been on leave since October to assist her husband, Rob, in his battle with brain cancer, has announced that she is stepping down from her position in Student Affairs. Joy Moore (Lee Pellegrini) A popular administrato...

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Moore saw that her airline required PCR COVID tests prior to the flight, but she didn’t notice the rules about how close to the travel date the specimen must be collected. “It didn’t occur to me that it has to be three days with the time the test was taking the specimen,” Moore told NBC10 Responds. The airline would not accept her or her daughter’s tests, which were taken six days prior to the flight. Instead they directed her to a testing facility inside of JFK Airport. Moore says she went to the kiosk for Adams Health Services and told them she needed two PCR tests. The cost: $7...

Winnipeg Free Press At almost 109, just call her Wonder Woman Wilhelmina Klimpke, who survived the Spanish flu and lived through two world wars, battled COVID-19 at the Charleswood Care Centre... and won By: Jason Bell | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021 Winnipeg Free Press Wilhelmina Klimpke acknowledged a year ago that it was time for her to slip away peacefully. Yet Klimpke, who fought off COVID-19 recently and is eating and sitting up in her chair again, turns 109 in less than a month. "We've kind of referred to her as ...