It could be either way for me to.

Let's just see if anyone particularly wants to do it either way and
kind of take off from there

m

It could be either way for me to.

Let's just see if anyone particularly wants to do it either way and
kind of take off from there

m

johnie, i'm idea-less at the moment, but wanted to let you know i'd
like to be in on a group effort for patty. a tragedy, especially at
this time of year.

diane

Personally, I could go either way also, but think it would be really
nice if we could set up some type of memorial fund in Jeff's name.
Perhaps to help the children or whatever.  I know Rosie has been in
touch with one of Pattys' neighbors trying to find out where the
greatest need is so that we might be able to help out in that area.
Just feels like a group thing would really let Patty know that her ASA
family is there with her and for her.   I know many from the group have
already inquired about doing something for Patty, so the desire is
definitely there.

I also agree with Johnie.  Some of us have become quite close to Patty
over the years, so will probably do something personal as well.

I'm sure what ever is decided, Patty will appreciate it!!!

Sure love you guys and how you all pitch in when there is a great
tragedy amongst one of our ASA family members!!!

Hugs,

Donna G.
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ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we call
them FRIENDS......

Jeffrey C. Olcott         
Jeffrey C. Olcott HAMILTON SQUARE - Jeffrey Chalagonian Olcott, 50,
journeyed into God's care Sunday in Trenton. Born in Rocky Hill, CT, Mr.
Olcott was a resident of New Brunswick before moving to Hamilton 21
years ago. He graduated with a BS in Industrial Hygiene from Quinnipiac
University and also graduated Summa Cum Laude with a master's degree in
Toxicology from NYU School of Environmental Medicine. He had been
employed as a certified industrial hygienist for Johnson & Johnson,
Permacel, O.H. Materials, and in 1985, opened Envirogenics, an
environmental consulting firm. As a registered environmental manager,
certified environmental trainer and registered professional industrial
hygienist, Jeffrey was most proud of his volunteer efforts with the
rescue crews during the events of 9/11. He was a longtime member of
ABIH, AIHA, NJAIHA, and the American Chemical Society. He was a former
deputy chief of the Hamilton Hazmat Team, Station #10 and was the
Business Man of the Year from 2003-2005. He was an honored member of
Who's Who for Industrial Hygiene and a recipient of the Ramazzini Award.
Son of the late George and Cindy (Blair) Olcott, he is survived by his
wife of 23 years, Patricia (O'Brien) Olcott; his daughter, Allison
Olcott; three sons, David, Jay and Jeffrey Olcott; his brother Rick
Blanchard of San Diego, CA; a sister-in-law, Eileen O'Brien; and his
niece and nephew, Jennifer and Sam Messina. The funeral service will be
held 2 p.m. Sunday at the Saul Colonial Home, 3795 Nottingham Way,
Hamilton Square. Interment will be private. Family and friends may call
6-9 p.m. Saturday and 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Colonial Home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association,
NJ Memorial Processing Center, PO Box 31160, Hartford, CT 06150

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