Rod Delaney

Also police checks were started in 2004 with Bea McIntosh as Secretary and Rod Delaney as Co-ordinator CMD as the two authorized by the OPP to receive the police checks on behalf of Deep River Community Church.
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Rod Delaney attended the subsequent workshop at the Renfrew Presbyterian Church in 2006 February 18.
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As the only representative of Deep River Community Church, Rod sat with the representatives of the host church.

As part of the Kids' Church Leaders workshop in the fall of 2006, a presentation on Leading with Care was given to the leaders.

Also police checks were started in 2004 with Bea McIntosh as Secretary and Rod Delaney as Co-ordinator CMD as the two authorized by the OPP to receive the police checks on behalf of Deep River Community Church.
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Rod Delaney attended the subsequent workshop at the Renfrew Presbyterian Church in 2006 February 18.
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As the only representative of Deep River Community Church, Rod sat with the representatives of the host church.

Lois Freedman | Linda Quibell | Morley Taylor | Bea McIntosh | Maureen Bakewell | Dale Torgerson | Margaret Miller | Dave Gallagher | Mary ter Huurne | Don Barrington | Walter Harrison | Rod Delaney | Evans Harrison | For more Council and Committee Member information
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Rod Delaney

Since joining the Church by transfer in 1959, Rod has been actively involved in most facets of its operation. He has chaired the Board of Stewards, the Board of Elders, and the (now amalgamated) Council. Rod has also been involved with the Church Constitution, the Structure Implementation Committee, Church building upgrades, Contact magazine, the Membership Committee, as well as the Vulnerable People Policy and Leading with Care Team.

Rod moved to Deep River in 1958 with his wife, Glenda, to finish his Master's thesis in Nuclear Engineering. They raised two daughters in Deep River, moving to what is now Point Alexander in 1978. He retired from AECL in 1993, and has been extensively involved with the North Renfrew Ambulance, Algonquin Search and Rescue, Canadian Red Cross Emergency Services, Partnerships Toward Safer Communities, as well as Emergency Planning for the local townships.

Rod Delaney

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