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The information said fewer than
half of families approached to do
nate a family member's organs
agree to do so.
Vail said the decision to donate
her brother’s organs was consistent
with his personality.
“BJ. (as he was known among
family and friends) would do any
thing for anyone when he was
alive,” she said, “and now he’s still
able to give, even in his death.”
Vail’s family has set up a schol
arship fund for Klien High School
seniors in his memory.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Brazos Valley club
to hold bridge game
Texas A&M students interested
in the game of bridge are invited to
participate in a professional-ama
teur game Saturday at 1 p.m. at the
College Station Conference Center.
The game is sponsored by Bra
zos Duplicate Bridge Club, a com
munity organization under the
American Contract Bridge League.
Barbara Freilich, an organizer of
the event, said the event is de
signed to offer amateurs an oppor
tunity to improve their skills and
learn from the professional players.
She said participants do not
need to bring partners, and a
potluck lunch will precede the
game.
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Flexibility, strength and cardio
vascular training were among the
topics discussed last night at the
first of a series of five Healthy Liv
ing Lectures at the Student Recre
ation Center.
The presentation was given by
Christina Blume, a Texas A&M
graduate and certified physical
therapist.
Blume said the majority of in
juries she has treated have oc
curred because of a lack of prop
er stretching, both before and
after exercise.
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