Vets in S.W. Georgia, Lake City VA Hospital bus program

[pat-tekker-cat]

For the Lake City Florida V.A. Hospital, there is a Vet's Bus, that runs from Moultrie Ga. through 7 towns, to pick up Vet's every Thursday, take them to the hospital, and return them to their towns.
The bus leaves Moultrie at 7:00 AM sharp, it goes through Coolidge, Thomasville, Quitman, Valdosta Ga. and Jennings Fl.(I may have missed a city). This bus has been running for 23 years by Ret. Col. Hoyt Holland.

If anyone in need of a ride to the Lake City Fla. V.A. Hospital on Thursday, please contact the V.A. Hospital Travel Division:# 386-755-3016 or toll free 800-308-8387, they can further advise you and help make arrangements. The V.F.W.'s in the above towns should know of the pick-up/drop-off sites, also. There is no bathroom on the bus and they can not take on wheelchairs right now. You must be able to care/attend for yourself. Meals are provided for those who ride.

I hope this may be able to help someone, for all they have sacrificed, for our freedoms. THANK YOU!
Does anyone else know of services we can promote for our veterans?

[CaptainRobin]

There's a free bus service from the Savannah VA Outpatient Clinic to the Ralph Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, SC and another from the new VA clinic in Brunswick, GA to the Carl Vincent VA Medical Center in Dublin, GA. If someone wants phone numbers, lemme know, and I'll dig 'em out of my phone and post them. BTW, I was in the Savannah clinic this week, and they're looking fo volunteers to drive the van from Sav to C-town.
Robin

[pat-tekker-cat]

There's a free bus service from the Savannah VA Outpatient Clinic to the Ralph Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, SC and another from the new VA clinic in Brunswick, GA to the Carl Vincent VA Medical Center in Dublin, GA. If someone wants phone numbers, lemme know, and I'll dig 'em out of my phone and post them. BTW, I was in the Savannah clinic this week, and they're looking fo volunteers to drive the van from Sav to C-town.
Robin

Thank you CaptainRobin! As the people that helped form and maintain this country keeps getting older, we are going to need our younger folks to step up for the posts of doing good.
How can we help you Vet's? Keep the good news coming!