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Letter From the Internal Command Board of Directors
1. July 28, 2012
Dear Donors and Supporter,
I wanted to touch base with you in order to open a dialogue and to see if you could point
me in the right direction. I have been approached with a unique opportunity that has the
potential to expand our state's response capability in the area of Mass Fatality Disaster
Events. One of the elements that has plagued many jurisdictions that have been affected
by large-scale disasters resulting in a high level of casualties (meaning hundreds, if not
thousands of people like the situation faced in Haiti) is the ability to respectfully "place to
rest" the remains of the victims of a disaster. In response to this difficulty and to provide
communities with an alternative to utilizing "mass graves," Operation Noah's Ark (a non-
profit organization) has been gearing up toward providing an alternative. Their goals are
to provide a means to give comfort to the family members of the deceased, allow the
deceased to be handled in a respectful and dignified manner, and to expand their efforts
across the United States and on a global level.
In its initial phase of development in the disaster relief field, this organization has secured
the donation of 200 cremation coffins to provide to a community, or communities, to use
to aid in the final disposition of bodies following a disaster. However, they have received
assurances from manufacturing companies, and other organizations, that the number of
units being donated in the near future to this organization for distribution will be