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Original Message---- From: Smith, Patricia Sent: Friday, November 02,2007 2:39 PM Tor Gruber, Nancy Subject: RE: HSMF Spreadsheet Page 2 of 3 From: Gruber, Nancy Sentr Friday, November 02,2007 2:44 PM To: Moran, Janet Subject: FW: HSMF Spreadsheet Janet, just a heads up. 2 more checks for the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund. See note below from Pafti in Legal Counsel. lt looks like either Patti or Kathy will pick them up on Monday morning. Thanks, Nancy Gruber Manager of Accounting Services VT Controller's Office 201 Southgate Center Blacksburg, Ya 24060 (540)-231-8554 nancv. qruber@vt. e! u ---Original Message---- From: Smith, Patricia Sent: Friday, November 02,2007 2:39 PM Tor Gruber, Nancy Subject: RE: HSMF Spreadsheet Kathy or me. I will call to make sure they are ready and bring identification. Thanks. Pofricio A. Smith (Potti) Office of Univensity Legol Counsel 327 Burruss Holl (0121) Blocksburg, VA ?406t 540-23r-5128 54o-23t-6474 (fax) [email protected] From: Gruber, Nancy Sent: Friday, November 02,2007 2:38 PM To: Smith, Patricia Subject: RE: HSMF Spreadsheet Thanks! Who will pick up the checks on Monday? Kathy? Nancy Gruber Manager of Accounting Services VT Controller's Otfice 201 Southgate Center Blacksburg, Va 24060 (540)-231-8554 nanqy.gtlrber@vt edu ---Original Message----- From: Smith, Patricia Sent: Friday, November 02,2007 2:33 PM To: Gruber, Nanry 11t5t2007 Page 3 of3 Subject: HSMF Spreadsheet Sorry, Nancy. Potricio A. Smith (Patti) Office of Universify Legal Counsel 327 Burruss Holl (0121) Blocksburg, VA 24061 540-23t-5128 54a-4r6474 (fox) [email protected] tr r1t5t2007 Page 1of3 From3 Flinchum, Wendell fo: Mccoy, t€nwmd Gc: Subrcct: RE: Info for Col Massengill Attachments: Idon,tknowhowtheSRoknewbutIdidnotsendanoticetothecountyschoo|System. Wendell R. Flinchum Chief of Police Virqinia Tech Police Stirrett Facilities ComPlex 0523 Blacksburg, VA 24061 (540) 231€183 From: Mccoy, Lenwood SenB Thursday, August ?,3,2W7 7:30 Pf'1 To: Flinchum, Wen&ll Subject FW: Info for Col Massengill radio and was monitoring police traffc' ls that Mv assumOtion is that the SRO, School Resource Officer, had a ;r;At iil;io nof seno anv kind of notice to the schools did you? probably came through the SRO based on radio trafic""or Thanks for confirming my thinking that the message corect me if I'm wrong. From: Schaenman, Phil Imailto:PSchaenman@sysplan'com] Sent: Thu 812317007 7:15 PM To: McC-oy, Lenwoocl Gc: Gerald Massengill Subject RE: Info for C-ol Massengill answer the question:.Did Lenwood-This is helpful but did not completely . VaTechorVTPDsendanemailtotheschoo|systemregardingthedouble parents homicide the morning of April 16? I would not think so, but some asked because theY heard that. Phil ---Original Message----- From: McCoy, Lenwood lmailto:[email protected]] Sent: ThursdaY, August 23,2007 6:35 PM To: Schaenman, Phil Subjectl FW: Info for Col Massengill For Col. Massengill' 8/2912007 https://weboutlook.vt.edr:/exchange/mccoy/Inbox/RE:%20lnfovo20fof/o20colo/o20Massen"' : iliitirtri.rjl,.ir,:. : " "i:ib. Page2 of3 From: Flinchum, Wendell Sent: Thu 8lZ3l20f7 4:03 PM To: McfoY, Lenwood Cc: Heidbreder, KaY Subjech Info for Col Massengill [enwood, asked for this Please see that Col Massengill gets this info that he morning. put out on April Belory is what the Montgomery Co School Superintendent 16. Sent 4/16/2007 8:52:24 AM To: boardmembers@mcPs'org Subject: Blacksburg Incident Dear School Board Members' have asked To ensure you are informed, I wanted you to be aware that I iff r.t'*ft in Blacksburg along with Belview Elementary School to keep ih"i, ot"rio'. doors loclied until I have confirmation that an incident informed the in iiu.GUrtg has been fully resolved. One of our SRos iaministratiJn that there was a shooting involving two students on the viiginia Tech campus. I do not have debils from the police departnent yeti Given the poiice department is likely addressing the situation at ihir tir", I have asked the schools to lock their exterior doors after mating iertain that all students are in their respective buildings' As middle iou ttio*, elementary school does not begin until 9 a'm' However, and high schools have already begun their school day' I will inform you when this situation has been contained' Tiffany Anderson, Ed'D., Superintendent Sent: MondaY, APril 16,2007 10:08 AM iubje6: Announcement - MCPS Have Locked Doors Due to a Situation Being a Handted at virginia Tech Announcement - MCPS Have Locked Doors Due to Situation Being Handled at Virginia Tech Dear MCPS Parents: I want to alert you that earlier this momirg all schools locked their doors given Superintendent Dr. Tiffany Anderson was alerted by the Blacksburg Police Departnent is addressing a police iepartmlnt'regarding that the situation a Virginia Tech student. The school division does 812912007 https://webourlook.vt.edu/exchange/mccoy/Inbox/RE:%2}Infovo2}fof/o2}colYo}lMassen"' . ;Jji Page 3 of3 not have any additional details at this time; therefore, we are proceeding in the safest possible fashion by having doors remain locked. We will update you when we have additional details. Wendell R. Flinchum Chief of Polke Virginia Tech Police Stenett Fadlities Complex 0523 Blacksburg, VA 2,1051 (s40) 231-6183 https://weboutlook.vt.edu/exchange/mccoy/Inbox/RB:Yo20Infoo/o20fof/o20Col0lo2OMassen... 8/2912007 i. L, .r:'i.aldlr&iiil! ,, iil,i -L ,,- .,.- c#r.*r$iil" ', "';,;,..,I,anria*i&riarr Page 1 of2 Vireinia Tech News Owczarski, Mark From: Virginia Tech News [[email protected]] 6entt MondaY, APril 23,2007 8:03 AM Owczarski, Mark Subject: Virginia Tech News tifrtl Tech News EB VirelniaTecfl Virginia lnvent lhe Future Monday, April 23,2OO7 - Blacksliurg forecast for Apr 23: Mostly Sunny' Hi 80'F, Low: 52'F WE ARE THE HOKIES ... WE WILL PREVAIL... > Detailed list of resources for faculty, students, staff, and families > Faculty resources for resumption of classes > lnformation line - Dean of Students Otlice'.540/231-3787 Today's Top Story Board of Visiton ; names 2007-08 siudent rcPs The Virginia Tecfr Board of Visitors named Brennan Shepard as itrs graduate student representative and Ryan C. Smith as its undergraduat€ , student representative for the 2007-2008 academic year. 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