LaForice Nealy

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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer
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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response OfficerLaForice Nealy was appointed as the Chief Response Officer in March 2006.
  
  LaForice first joined the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago in 1989 in the Financial Management division, and later moved to Human Resources.He has had increasing responsibility since joining the disaster services operation in 1995.In his most recent role as Managing Director for the Response and Emergency Communications team, he led the chapter's enormously successful response to the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
  
  In addition, LaForice has served on multiple relief operations outside of the chapter's jurisdiction, including as Job Director for the 2003 Atlanta flood relief effort.LaForice heads the disaster workers deployment operation and participated in the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at Harvard University.He resides in South Holland with his family.

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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer
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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer
  
  LaForice Nealy was appointed as the Chief Response Officer in March 2006.
  
  LaForice first joined the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago in 1989 in the Financial Management division, and later moved to Human Resources.He has had increasing responsibility since joining the disaster services operation in 1995.In his most recent role as Managing Director for the Response and Emergency Communications team, he led the chapter's enormously successful response to the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
  
  In addition, LaForice has served on multiple relief operations outside of the chapter's jurisdiction, including as Job Director for the 2003 Atlanta flood relief effort.LaForice heads the disaster workers deployment operation and participated in the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at Harvard University.He resides in South Holland with his family.

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  "We want to assure everyone that we're here to meet their individual disaster-related emergency needs," said LaForice Nealy, director of the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Operation here.

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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer of the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago at the Rauner Center (2200 W. Harrison St.) commented that the partnership agreements that occurred before Hurricane Ike helped most in the aftermath because the support for victims was established before disaster struck. Nealy encouraged churches collaborating together to contact the Red Cross to receive support as long as their services are needed. He stated that many churches are not initially aware of the problems that come with running disaster shelters such as problems in leadership, running the shelter twenty-four hours a day, or dealing with victims who are not ready to leave their homes.

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  "While the Red Cross does not track the cause of the fires, we know that many factors including the unusually cold weather contribute to the increase," said LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer of the Greater Chicago Chapter.Disaster assistance provided by the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago may include food, clothing, shelter, mental health counseling and prescription drug/eyeglass replacement."As disaster response increases so does the need for volunteers and financial support," Nealy added.

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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer

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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer
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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer

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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer
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  LaForice Nealy, Chief Response Officer LaForice Nealy was appointed Chief Response Officer in March 2006.
  
  LaForice first joined the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago in 1989 in the Financial Management division, and later moved to Human Resources. He has had increasing responsibility since joining the disaster services operation in 1995. In his most recent role as Managing Director for the Response and Emergency Communications team, he led the chapter's enormously successful response to the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
  
  In addition, LaForice has served on multiple relief operations outside of the chapter's jurisdiction, including as Job Director for the 2003 Atlanta flood relief effort. LaForice heads the disaster workers deployment operation and participated in the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at Harvard University. He resides in South Holland with his family.

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  That loss is unacceptable to us because we know that most fires can be prevented," said LaForice Nealy, Managing Director of Response and Emergency Communications for the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago.

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  American Red Cross of Greater Chicago - News - News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/22/2005    Last Visited: 9/8/2008  

  That loss is unacceptable to us because we know that most fires can be prevented," said LaForice Nealy, Managing Director of Response and Emergency Communications for the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago.

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