Honoring Former Nuclear Weapons Workers – National Day of Remembrance
Golden, CO— This October marks the 15th commemoration of the National Day of Remembrance (NDOR) for Nuclear Weapons Workers. Nuclear Care Partners pauses in humble gratitude and recognition for the hundreds of thousands of men and women who worked to build and maintain our Nation’s Nuclear Defense.
For many years, the scope of the sacrifices made by atomic workers had largely gone unrecognized. And, while our nation enjoyed the freedoms afforded by these efforts, the effects of working with nuclear materials and being exposed to various chemicals, toxins, and hazards had a significant cost in the health of these nuclear workers.
While we can never thank these individuals adequately for what they’ve done, Nuclear Care Partners would like to take this day to recognize the heroism and patriotism of these workers with a special event. Stephanie Marshall, Local Benefits Specialist, will be hosting an NDOR celebration at Elks Lodge #227 giving out a commemorative pin to former atomic workers to thank them for their commitment to our country.
The event details are as follows:
When: October 17th, 2023
Where: Elks Lodge #227
Address: 3850 Elk Dr. | Westminster, CO 80030
Time: 4-6pm
Any and all former atomic and Department of Energy workers are invited to attend this event, however, we ask that if you are not feeling well or are showing symptoms of COVID, that you please do not attend in consideration of other attendees. If you are unable to attend for any reason and are still interested in receiving your complimentary commemorative pin and t-shirt, please call Stephanie Marshall at 303-223-3971 and they will be happy to mail one to you.
It is a privilege to serve and honor you as a part of the National Day of Remembrance.
About Nuclear Care Partners
Founded in 2011, Nuclear Care Partners proudly provides EEOICPA benefits guidance, advocacy, and no-cost in-home care to former atomic workers who have developed serious illnesses due to their workplace exposure to harmful radiation and toxic chemicals. Our founding belief holds that these brave men and women, who enhanced our nation’s security, deserve compassionate care. As a commitment to quality care, Nuclear Care Partners was the first licensed medical provider enrolled in the Department of Labor program to receive accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC). Our passion to serve every community in need has led to expansive growth as we serve hundreds of former atomic workers across the nation. For more information call 888.525.5111 or visit www.NuclearCarePartners.com.
