Lake Forest Park Rotary donates to Cascade Valley Hospital for Oso Slide needs

Frank Michiels, President, LFPR Foundation; Sally Renn,
President LFPRC, Chuck Paulsen, Foundation Treasurer, with
check for Sue Covey

The Lake Forest Park Rotary Club Charitable Foundation was pleased to be able to present a check for $6100 from its Foundation Funds, April 9, to long time LFP resident, Sue Covey, for the Cascade Valley Hospital’s Disaster Funds as they address the Oso Slide disaster.

All monies raised go directly to those in the community affected by this event. The Cascade Valley’s Funds are coordinated with recognized community organizations in the Oso/Darrington area to pinpoint their specific needs are, and distribute funds directly through those organizations.  

Sue Covey 's profession is centered on grief counseling, mostly in extreme emergency or disaster situations. In this role, she has been involved in the Oso Slide situation

“It was the time she spent at the Cascade Valley Hospital that made her aware of this opportunity for our club to address the slide disaster in that community, and we are most pleased to be able to help”, says Frank Michiel, President of the Club’s Charitable Fund.  

The LFP Rotary Club Charitable Foundation Society is named in honor of their late, distinguished member, Dr. John E. Halver, NAS.