Stony Point first responders host blood drive in memory of late police sergeant
The blood drive was in memory of Jack Coleman, who was a retired Stony Point police sergeant and a long-time employee of Haverstraw Transit.
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Apr 30, 2023, 8:29 PM
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5h agoStony Point first responders hosted their annual blood drive Sunday afternoon.
The blood drive was in memory of Jack Coleman, who was a retired Stony Point police sergeant and a long-time employee of Haverstraw Transit.
Coleman was still actively driving a bus up until his death and was well known in the law enforcement community.
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