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Falling for Tottenham
July 18, 2013 · 0 Comments
Dear editor:
On the Saturday of Tottenham Community Week my husband fell near the stoplights closest to the mall.
We would like thank everyone who came to his assistance, including community volunteers, vendors, fire department, first aid, the ambulance crew, and a gentleman in a red t-shirt (sorry we don’t know your name) who gladly gave use of his cell phone.
Bill was taken to Stevenson Memorial Hospital and looked after very well. He is better now.
We would like to thank all of you and we are very glad to have recently moved to this community.
Margaret and Bill Barney
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