Mrs. Sandra DeBella-Bodley

Sandra A. DeBella , EdD , RNProfessorSonoma State UniversityRohnert Park , CA

Deora's aunt and uncle, Walt and Sandra Bodley of Sebastopol, also struggled with the larger questions, particularly what to do with their own feelings of loss after Deora was killed on United Airlines Flight 93 last Sept. 11.
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"It's been a year of just pain and emptiness," said Sandra Bodley, who has taught nursing at Sonoma State University for 28 years."It came to a head at Christmas when Deora didn't come.That was a defining moment for me. Derrill (Deora's father) and Deora would always be there.
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"Deora was a very vivacious, outgoing young lady who had a real sense of service in the world," Sandra Bodley recalled of her brown-haired niece.Deora helped young children through the America Reads program and volunteered at the San Diego Zoo.At her memorial at Santa Clara University, friends recalled it was Deora everyone came to with their problems.

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In August, Walt and Sandra Bodley joined the 40-family group in Massachusetts for a retreat, after which they visited the crash site in Shanksville, Pa.
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But we're providing another voice, and it's a voice of reason rather than react," Sandra Bodley said."We were just wondering what we could do that would honor Deora's memory and be of any meaning."

The group, which has met some resistance, is advocating diplomatic solutions, economic sanctions, prevention through better intelligence gathering and justice through international courts.

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Sandra Bodley said she will remember Flight 93 by spreading her peace alternative in whatever forum is available.She will give a talk and reminisce about Deora at 2 p.m. today in Room 143 of Darwin Hall at Sonoma State University.

"It's my way of honoring Deora as the wonderful young lady she was and to keep her message of peacemaking before me and my network of friends and colleagues.To reach out in any way I can.That's the way she was and this message is true to her."

Deora's aunt and uncle, Walt and Sandra Bodley of Sebastopol, also struggled with the larger questions, particularly what to do with their own feelings of loss after Deora was killed on United Airlines Flight 93 last Sept. 11.
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"It's been a year of just pain and emptiness," said Sandra Bodley, who has taught nursing at Sonoma State University for 28 years."It came to a head at Christmas when Deora didn't come.That was a defining moment for me. Derrill (Deora's father) and Deora would always be there.
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"Deora was a very vivacious, outgoing young lady who had a real sense of service in the world," Sandra Bodley recalled of her brown-haired niece.Deora helped young children through the America Reads program and volunteered at the San Diego Zoo.At her memorial at Santa Clara University, friends recalled it was Deora everyone came to with their problems.

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In August, Walt and Sandra Bodley joined the 40-family group in Massachusetts for a retreat, after which they visited the crash site in Shanksville, Pa.
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But we're providing another voice, and it's a voice of reason rather than react," Sandra Bodley said."We were just wondering what we could do that would honor Deora's memory and be of any meaning."

The group, which has met some resistance, is advocating diplomatic solutions, economic sanctions, prevention through better intelligence gathering and justice through international courts.

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Sandra Bodley said she will remember Flight 93 by spreading her peace alternative in whatever forum is available.She will give a talk and reminisce about Deora at 2 p.m. today in Room 143 of Darwin Hall at Sonoma State University.

"It's my way of honoring Deora as the wonderful young lady she was and to keep her message of peacemaking before me and my network of friends and colleagues.To reach out in any way I can.That's the way she was and this message is true to her."

As Sandra Bodley, an SSU nursing instructor, confessed, "I'm holding my soul together with Scotch tape and gum."

Bodley lost a niece on United Airlines Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2001, the flight that left Boston and crashed into a Pennsylvania field.

Sandra Debella Bodley, a nursing professor at Sonoma State University who also sits on Sutter's board, said there is a huge emphasis on retaining nurses because there are so few coming out of nursing programs, even after many schools have expanded enrollment.

Sandra DeBella-Bodley, R.N., Ed.D.

Mrs. DeBella-Bodley is currently the Chair and Professor of the Nursing Department at Sonoma State University.She has been on the medical center's Board of Trustees since 1993.Mrs. DeBella-Bodley is charter member of the Sigma Theta Tau, nursing organization at USF and Sonoma State University, and is a member of the American Public Health Association.

Mrs. DeBella-Bodley holds a Coronary Care Certification from The Arizona Heart Institute, an Ed.D from the University of San Francisco, MSN from California State University, San Jose, BSN, University of San Francisco.

Sandra DeBella-Bodley, R.N., Ed.D.

Mrs. DeBella-Bodley is currently the Chair and Professor of the Nursing Department at Sonoma State University.She has been on the medical centerâ€s Board of Trustees since 1993.Mrs. DeBella-Bodley is charter member of the Sigma Theta Tau, nursing organization at USF and Sonoma State University, and is a member of the American Public Health Association.

Mrs. DeBella-Bodley holds a Coronary Care Certification from The Arizona Heart Institute, an Ed.D from the University of San Francisco, MSN from California State University, San Jose, BSN, University of San Francisco.

Sandra DeBella Bodley , a nursing professor at Sonoma State University , said the affluence and level of community interest helped boost Palm Drive's success and could play a factor in the outcome of Healdsburg's election.But it is too early to say if this is a trend.

It all depends -- if there are the same ingredients in another county and they want to keep their small hospital alive , she said.There is no doubt that the people here as in Healdsburg really value their hospital.And there is enough money here.If it was a poor community , it would go down the tubes..

Elsewhere in California , Susanville voters in 1990 approved forming a hospital district to buy Lassen Community Hospital.But they twice rejected approving bonds to buy the hospital , in 1990 and 1997.

Nursing 405 Community Health Practicum Spring 2004 Instructor: Sandra DeBella Bodley, RN, EdD Department of Nursing Sonoma State University This clinical course is designed to be a synthesis of ... http://www.sonoma.edu/people/debella/n405/