From Lou Hollander keystonecop1@verizon.net and Ret. Lt. Charles McCray cemccray@aol.com

We have just received word from Gene Robinson's wife Marily, that Gene is now in hospice at home.

Marily stated that Gene has possibly days to a week or so.

Please keep them in your prayers.

Be well

Charles

Our prayers and best wishes go out to Gene and Marily.

From Lou Hollander keystonecop1@verizon.net

This information was received from Bob McGuire about 5 days ago

His daughter Cheryl visited him and Richie is still on a ventilator and not sure if he can acknowledge the present of people.  He will probably be in the hospital for many months and the hospital is hoping they can take him off the ventilator gradually, although they are not sure at this writing if there will be any damage to his organs or his brain.  It was reported from the time he was transported in an ambulance to the hospital and in the ER he may have "died" 9 times and revived.  According to the daughter, there is improvement, but it is unknown on a recovery or the length of time it will take.  Prayers are needed.

From Lou Hollander keystonecop1@verizon.net

TOM GILLESPIE'S STEPDAUGHTER

Our prayers and best wishes go out to our fellow officers and their families that their loved ones may recover back to good health.

 From Lou Hollander keystonecop1@verizon.net

RET. SGT. GENE ROBINSON

I spoke with Gene’s wife Marily the other day, who informed me that Gene is very ill and is in lots of pain.  He was recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer which I am told traveled to his brain and other parts of his body.  Doctors feel that there isn’t much they can do for him.  Prayers are need for Gene and Marily they do work.  Please pray for them both.  Please don’t attempt to call Gene as I mentioned he is in a lot of pain and isn’t up to speaking with anyone.  If you like you can send him a card. Send to
 
EUGENE ROBINSON
12388 LAVENDER LOOP 
BRADENTON FL 34212-2971
 
I will keep you posted.
Lou

Hi Louie,  
I am Ray's wife, Joan, and just wanted to let you know he went in the hospital with severe pain in his left leg. Thinking it may be a blood clot,  they found it is an aneurism and are going to do surgery. It will take 2 to 3 hours I will let you know how it goes. Any prayers will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Joan

Get well wishes can be sent to Ray at brutus9jb@gmail.com

From Lou Hollander keystonecop1@verizon.net

I received this message from Marie Block, wife of Larry Block.  Marie’s email is  marieblock19@yahoo.com Please remember Larry in your prayers.

Hi Louie 
Larry is on hospice. He is failure to thrive after his last fall. He isn't eating or talking

UPDATE ON JOHN KASPRAZAK

I have been informed by John’s son that John is in rehab and is making slow progress.  While john was in rehab, Valarie, Johns wife had to have by-pass surgery at Duke University Hospital.  Keep them both in your prayers

I was contacted by John’s son, John, that John and Val were visiting him and his family.  While there for some unknown reason, John passed out and fell down a flight of stairs.  John broke some ribs and had some other injuries.  It is still unclear what cause him to pass out.  John is in Duke University Medical center and will be going through series of test to see what is going on.  Val will keep me updated and will I pass on the information to you as I get it.  Please keep John in your prayers and please, no phone calls to the hospital!

From Lou Hollander keystonecop1@verizon.net

I received a text on January 20th from Marty’s wife, Betz, that Marty’s surgery began at 8:40 AM and that he was in good spirits.  His surgery was to last about 7 hours.  She said the hospital staff was amazing.  About 3:15 this afternoon I received another text Betzy stating that the surgery went well. She said Marty will enjoy a long life full of good health and fun times. They caught this low grade cancer very early.  They can all breathe easy. Marty and Betzy thank you for your thoughts and prayers.

I spoke to Marty the other day about his mail being returned from the Post Office and he told me that he had moved and was currently in a hospital in Pennsylvania that specializes in cancer treatments. He is feeling better and is hopeful that his condition will be treated favorably. - Tony

Received from Ret. Sgt. George Young fishingfour@hotmail.com