Re: The NIH and Udall

["Hawkins, Darwin" <Darwin.Hawkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe red is already taken by the AIDS activists. How about "Day-Glo
Orange". Highly visible and visibility is what we need. We use that
color a lot on our test aircraft. It is available at most fabric stores
(sometimes called "Hunter's Orange").

Darwin Hawkins
> ----------
> From:         Dale Severance[SMTP:DaleS99846@xxxxxxx]
> Sent:         Wednesday, August 05, 1998 4:00 AM
> To:   Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN
> Subject:      Re: The NIH and Udall
>
> In a message dated 8/4/98 3:56:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> bobbylu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> << PAN deserves credit for singularly continuing to apprise us of what
> is
>  happening  in Washington, and to give guidance on what we should do.
> I am
>  not  sure that the past methods they call for - writing and calling -
> are
>  going to push our current cause "through the appropriations funnel."
> But
>  until the Parkinson's community is ready to move beyond this stage,
> it is
>  the best we can do, and we should do it the best we can.
>
>                                  Bob Dolezal
>   >>
> Hi Bob: You may remember  during past wars or conflicts family members
> placed
> a placard in their windows if they had a member serving in the Arm
> Forces.
>
> Perhaps the PD communiy could adopt a symbol such as a red ribbon. The
> red
> ribbon could be tyied to a tree or mail box or front door in the front
> yard of
> all homes having a family member with the disease. Enough red ribbons
> might
> gain more recognition and it is a relatively cheap manner of seeking
> that
> attention.
>
> Dale Severance
>