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Columbus, GA Judy Cynthia Messer, age 76, of Columbus, Georgia passed away on Monday, March 1, 2021.
Judy was born January 9, 1945 in Concord, North Carolina; the daughter of Arthur Eury and Minnie Ledbetter Eury. Judy was raised in the area, attending both Concord Public School and Cabarrus Public Schools; she graduated from M. R. O Dell High School. Judy married Richard Messer in Jonesboro, Georgia on June 11, 1986. Judy was a strong, independent woman, who looked for opportunities to serve others. Judy had a long career as an administrator with the Department of Defense. She was loving, kind, this wasn t limited to just people, and she would rescue many cats, dogs, and horses through the years. She believed in always trying to be the best version of yourself, to be true to yourself, and to always be yourself. She enjoyed spending time with her family and enjoyed hosting fun pool parties for the entire family. What Judy cherished the most was being a wife, mother, grandmother and
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Jason Cooke, president of the Healthy Hearts and Paws Project in Brookfield, with Archie, a 5-year-old mixed breed, at the site where a planned new 9,300-square-foot facility will be built to house heartworm-positive dogs receiving treatment. A fundraising campaign for the $1.9 million to $2.1 million facility has begun to get the building constructed by 2023.
BROOKFIELD Because of the increased number of dogs testing positive for heartworm, the Healthy Hearts and Paws Project is planning to construct a 9,300-square-foot facility off Collar Price Road where they can stay to recover.
Jason Cooke, president of HHPP, started helping heartworm-positive animals in August 2018 in partnership with the Mahoning County Dog Warden and the commissioners, and in 2019, the Healthy Hearts and Paws Project was founded.
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Can Schip Stay Afloat? By touting its success, advocates hope to spare the children s health
insurance program from the budget ax. Sarah Harney | January 2003
When SCHIP turned five years old this fall, the celebrations were joyous. Here was a federal-state partnership the State Child Health Insurance Program that could boast of bottom-line success: The uninsurance rate for near-poor children the focus of SCHIP had declined from more than 23 percent to less than 18 percent.
In states that have been particularly aggressive with their programs, the tales are even more triumphant. Vermont Governor Howard Dean, for one, claims bragging rights to being within a hair s breadth of universal health care for children in his state 96 percent of them have insurance.