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Gerry Neiters graduated from medical school, and served as a doctor during the Vietnam war. He earned both Bronze Medals and Silver Medals.
Reading Captain Neiter's account of war, the joint efforts to save soldiers, and see the war through his eyes, this book is a must read. He titled his memoir from a statement he made; "I wanted to cry, but I couldn't even do that."

Active B&SLT member Brother Dr. Gerald is donating 100% of book sales to funding new writing classes
Memorial graphic with a photo of Ashley Daugherty, a blonde woman smiling, and text honoring her as a public safety telecommunicator from Buncombe County, North Carolina.
A social media memorial post from Buncombe County Government honoring Ashley Daugherty, a Public Safety Telecommunicator, sharing her contributions and expressing condolences for her passing.
Newspaper titled 'Mountain Xpress' with a cover story about a medic's memory of Vietnam through the eyes of a soldier. The cover features a young man in military uniform standing outdoors, with a helicopter in the background. The newspaper has a veteran's issue badge on the top right corner.
An elderly man with glasses wearing a navy blue polo shirt, smiling, holding a smartphone or a device with a QR code on the screen, sitting indoors near a window.
Book cover titled 'Troubled Sleep' by David Rozzell, featuring two soldiers running through a field with three helicopters flying overhead, and the subtitle 'Memoirs of a Combat Medic' edited by Jody Brooks.

Upcoming class info:

LOCATION: TBD

DATE: September

LENGTH: 8 sessions

STAFF:

- Resident counselor: Elizabeth C.

- B&SLT co-facilitator: Ron T.

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