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Counselor for the past 14 years and he has done an incredible job not only helpingseniors select the best plan but saving them a great deal of money as well.Paul decided to step down as our SHINE Counselor in June but still remains anactive volunteer and Chairman of the COA Board. Our new SHINE Counseloris Barbara Mc Donough and she will be here 2 days a month assisting seniorswith the health insurance needs. The COA staff would like to thank Mr. PaulKelley for the endless hours he has spent helping Milton residents.The Milton Council on Aging remains grateful to the many people in ourtown who support what we do here at the Council on Aging. We try very hardto get our message out to the whole community and we are fortunate to have somany people who tell their friends and neighbors about our services. I am gratefulto the staff here at the COA for all they do to assist the residents of Miltonand for their continued patience and understanding during difficult situations.We will continue to do our best for the entire town of Milton and we remaindedicated to providing the best possible services and programs for our seniorresidents. Special thanks to the staff of:Philip Driscoll, Transportation CoordinatorNancy Stuart, Outreach CoordinatorAlice Mercer, Outreach WorkerFrank Tevenan, Van DriverAndrew Staunton, Van DriverWilliam Driscoll, Van DriverMary Ann Dirane, Van DriverJoseph Mearn, Van DriverJohn Duff, Van DriverRespectfully submitted,Mary Ann SullivanDirector95