Watch for these Upcoming NAMI Events
For more information or to make reservations for any of these call
215-886-0350
Thursday December 3: “Co-Occurring Disorders”
James Bechtel, Ph.D., CCDP Diplomate,Magellan Health Services
The Chesmont Center, 13 Armand Hammer Boulevard, Pottstown
(across from Pottstown Hospital)
Sunday December 6: Jenkintown JAVA
620 Greenwood Avenue, Jenkintown
Acousitc guitarist/vocalist David Falcone
Lunch (any selection from their menu) and Coffee
Two seatings: 1-2:30PM and 2:30- 4:00PM. $2.00
Annual Holiday Party at Hennings Market
290 Market Street (the Meadowbrook Plaza), Harleysville
“All You Can Eat Buffet” and Holiday Music
Free to NAMI MontCo Members, $12. for non-members
"Holiday Show at the Swing Club”
Theatre Horizon
208 De Kalb Street, Norristown
December 12 and December 17
8 PM--- FREE!!!!
Monday, November 23, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
The passing of two founding members
Dear NAMI Members--
It is with great sadness that I write to inform you about the passing of two of our founding NAMI members.
On September 24th, Rose Weiss passed away and on October 6th Peg Cochran passed away.
Both Rose and Peg helped not only to organize what is now NAMI, but they both worked diligently to fight for services for those living with mental illness as well as to battle the terrible stigma associated with it. They both also served on our Board of Directors, as well as were members of many county mental health committees. They provided a much needed voice for those affected by mental illness, and they were very affective in their advocacy work. Their energy and dedication will be sorely missed.
There will be a viewing for Peg at Schneider Funeral Home , 431 N. York Road, Hatboro on Sunday October 11th from 2 PM- 4 PM.
There will be a memorial service for Rose at Cathedral Village, 600 E. Cathedral Road, Philadelphia, on Sunday October 18th at 2 PM.
Carol
It is with great sadness that I write to inform you about the passing of two of our founding NAMI members.
On September 24th, Rose Weiss passed away and on October 6th Peg Cochran passed away.
Both Rose and Peg helped not only to organize what is now NAMI, but they both worked diligently to fight for services for those living with mental illness as well as to battle the terrible stigma associated with it. They both also served on our Board of Directors, as well as were members of many county mental health committees. They provided a much needed voice for those affected by mental illness, and they were very affective in their advocacy work. Their energy and dedication will be sorely missed.
There will be a viewing for Peg at Schneider Funeral Home , 431 N. York Road, Hatboro on Sunday October 11th from 2 PM- 4 PM.
There will be a memorial service for Rose at Cathedral Village, 600 E. Cathedral Road, Philadelphia, on Sunday October 18th at 2 PM.
Carol
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