INDEPENDENT LIVING AND ADVOCACY BY, AND FOR, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
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The
Bridge News from the Arizona
Bridge to Independent Living Volume XVII, Number 6 JUNE 2006 ABIL offers and promotes programs designed to empower
people with disabilities to take personal responsibility so they may
achieve or continue independent lifestyles within the community. ABIL
is a member of the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL).
"Not just responding to change, but leading it!"
(ABIL & Staff contact numbers can be found at the end of the
document) IMPROBABLE THEATRE COMPANY “The Improbable Couple” Move over Oscar and Felix. Here
comes Olive and Florence, two friends among a group of friends. Two
friends who are very different but discover they have very similar
needs. Come and join The Improbable Theatre Company as we explore this
version of the famous comedy at the Herberger Theater Center’s
Lunchtime Theater (LTT) Series. Preview: June 12th at 7:00pm
Lunch Time Theater:
June 13th-15th and
20th-22nd* Doors Open at 11:40am Accessible Performances: June 14th - American Sign Language June 20th - Audio Description Herberger Theater Center, 222 E. Monroe, Phoenix Cost for the show $5 Bring your lunch or pre-order a box
lunch to be delivered by LTT’s caterer. Enter at Third Street and Van
Buren underneath the canopy. Tickets are available at the door. For
information and group reservations for ten or more, contact our Performance
Outreach Department at 602-254-7399 x106 or x104. Lunches are catered by Coffea
Cafe. Phone 602-373-6570
Fax 602-271-0484 Order online:
http://www.coffeacafe.com/LTTMENU-onlineform.htm Please call, fax, email or submit
online lunch orders BEFORE 9am the day of the performance you are
attending. Pre-ordering
your lunch guarantees your seat and a lunch until 12:05pm at which time
we reserve the right to release your seat and lunch to a waiting patron. No fragrances please. To
accommodate those with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities please do not smoke or wear
scented products when attending ITC events. Thank you. ITC operates under the auspices of ABIL and is partially
funded by the Phoenix Arts Commission & the Arizona Commission on
the Arts *CORRECTION - PLEASE NOTE: In the May issue there was an
error in the LTT performance dates. THERE
WILL BE NO PERFORMANCE ON JUNE 23RD. --------------------------------- Let’s Make the Disability Vote Count in 2006 Midterm
Elections By Phil Pangrazio, ABIL Executive Director As we prepare ourselves for what will surely be a long hot
summer here in Arizona, let me remind you that the 2006 midterm
elections are right around the corner.
Yes, it is nearly election time again.
If you feel passionate about what is going on in Arizona and
throughout the Country, you need to vote!
The midterm elections are huge!
Many important political seats are up for grabs. On a national level, the September and November midterm
elections will decide who controls Congress both in the House and
Senate. In Arizona, we will
elect our next Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and
Superintendent of Public Instruction, just to name a few of the
important political races. People with disabilities can play an important role in these
elections…if we would just vote!
We are a very large voting bloc!
We could have tremendous political power!
But, we’re not powerful, because we don’t exploit this
opportunity by voting. If
we just went to the polls, we could transform our invisible voting bloc
into one that can’t be ignored. We
need to look no further than the numbers to realize the potential clout
of the disability community. According
to the U.S. Census, 54 million Americans or 20 percent of the U.S.
population has a disability. If you look at the numbers, we could change the 2006 midterm
elections! People with
disabilities represent a significant portion of the population, but our
voter turnout is dismal and clearly much less than other powerful
groups, like seniors, organized labor, and religious conservatives.
In fact, people with disabilities are at least 15 percent less
likely to vote, according to a study conducted in 1999 for the Bureau of
Economic Research. The passage of the “Help America Vote Act” (HAVA) of 2002
was an important step toward ensuring full participation in American
society for people with disabilities. HAVA mandated the elimination of
inaccessible polling places and inaccessible voting systems. True HAVA compliance means that “election day” is
supposed to be a day when every American is free and equal to
participate in American democracy by voting privately and independently. Let’s make the fall midterm elections our day to flex
our political muscle by “getting out the disability vote.” So, if you want more work opportunities, vote!
If you want accessible housing, vote!
If you want to live in the community, vote! ______________________________________________________________________ Primary Election Dates:
Voter Registration Deadline for Primary Election . . . . . .
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August 14, 2006 State/Local Primary Date
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September 12, 2006
(early voting begins August 10, 2006) General Election Dates:
Voter Registration Deadline for General Election . . . . . .
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October 09, 2006 General Election Date (all states) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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November 07, 2006
(early voting begins October 5, 2006) Key Congressional Races: 2006 US Senate Race US
House of Representatives Races Other Key Arizona Statewide Races: 2006 Governor’s Race Secretary
of State Attorney General
State Treasurer
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Mine Inspector State Senate Races - Seats at stake = 30
Ballot initiatives/Referendums - TBA State House Races - Seats at stake = 60
-------------------------------- Welcome Peer Mentor Volunteers! By April Reed
We are pleased to announce that on May 5th Susan
Fuhrer, Jack Fuhrer, Jennifer Longdon, Katie Griffith, Kelley Bush,
Timothy Steinbrink and Ret Ahimsa (not pictured), completed ABIL’s Peer Mentor
Volunteer training. The
training included sessions on disability awareness, adaptation to
disability, communication, goal planning, crisis intervention, the
independent living philosophy and much more. Congratulations to our new
peer mentors and welcome to our team!
If you are interested in becoming a
Peer Mentor or want to find out more about the Peer Mentor Program
contact ABIL’s Volunteer Coordinator, April Reed at 602-296-0533. -------------------------------- New Scottsdale Home Modification Program Announced
By Darrel Christenson Beginning July 1, 2006 ABIL and the City of Scottsdale will
again partner to provide home modification programming. The Scottsdale
Home Accessibility Program (SHAP) will provide assistance to
low-to-moderate income residents with disabilities who are renters in
Scottsdale. As with ABIL’s home accessibility programming currently
provided in Phoenix, Mesa, Glendale & Peoria, much of the
program’s guidelines are the same: 1.
Have a significant disability 2.
Be able to benefit from a modification 3.
Have a verifiable residence 4.
Have a total family income that falls within HUD low-to-moderate income
range 5.
Rent an apartment, house or mobile home 6.
Have a signed release from the landlord stating that they agree to the
proposed modification 7.
Have at least a 1-year lease. There is a maximum amount allowed for each project and
consumers are responsible for 10% of the labor & materials
construction cost. Consumer matches can be made through cash
contributions, donations of materials, attending an ABIL advocacy class
or volunteer time by the individual, family members or friends. Examples of modifications include installation of grab bars,
high rise toilets, widening doorways or the installation of ramps to
assist in improving independence and safety in the home. Persons interested in receiving services are to contact
Program Coordinator Jay Murrillo at 602-296-0531 or email: jaym@abil.org
-------------------------------- ABIL Staff Win NCIL Region IX Advocates of the Year Awards By Darrel Christenson On May 23rd ABIL’s Reintegration
Program Coordinators Fernando Cruz & Paula Grodecki were honored as
the 2006 Region IX Advocates of the Year at the National Council on
Independent Living (NCIL) annual conference in Washington D.C. There was
a full house during the Awards luncheon at the Grand Hyatt Washington
Hotel, including many ABIL staff and Board who shared in the moment as
these two very deserving staff each received their plaques. Over the
past year, ABIL’s Reintegration from Nursing Home to Community Living
Program has successfully assisted 70 Valley individuals back into the
community. During this same period, 900 individuals have been
reintegrated into their communities with the help of Centers for
Independent Living nationally. CONGRATULATIONS
PAULA & FERNANDO!!
------------------------------------ Free legal packets from the Attorney General’s Office By Amina Kruck Are you prepared for a healthcare crisis?
Do you know who you want to make decisions for you if you are
unable to do so in the future? You can get free packets for Durable Power of Attorney and
Living Will from the Arizona Attorney General.
The packet contains a frequently asked question and answer guide
to help you. What is a Durable Health Care Power of Attorney? This is a document that lets you choose someone to make
health care decisions if you can no longer make them for yourself.
The person you chose is called an “agent.” This agent will
have broad authority to make any health care decision you would normally
make yourself, unless it includes specific limits.
For instance it could include whether or not to use or continue a
feeding tube. A Living Will is a written statement that
expresses your wishes about medical treatment that would delay death
from a terminal condition. The AG’s web site states, “These documents are meant for
you to express your wishes, whatever they may be, so you receive the
treatment you want if you can no longer communicate. The Attorney
General’s Office is not recommending any particular choice but does
urge you to think about these choices, discuss them with your loved
ones, and complete the appropriate documents for your situation.” For
more information or forms go to: www.azag.gov/seniors/life_care/LifeCarePlanning.html
or
call 602-542 2079 -------------------------- Got Lemon?
By
David Carey What is an Assistive Technology Device? Assistive Technology (AT) Device
is defined as any item or piece of equipment that is used to increase,
maintain or improve functional capabilities of individuals with
disabilities. These devices are often referred to as durable medical
equipment (DME). Examples: Ø Computers and computer accessories Ø Augmentative communication devices Ø Wheelchairs (manual or electric),
scooters Ø Magnifying glasses Ø Organizational aids Is There Any Law to Protect Me If I Acquire a Defective
Assistive Technology Device? Because Arizona recognizes it is critical that assistive
devices acquired by and for consumers with disabilities function
properly, the State has enacted the Assistive Technology Device
Warranty, also called the Assistive Technology “Lemon Law.”
This law is designed to assure consumers that their assistive devices
will be free from any defect, malfunction or condition that
substantially impairs its use, safety or value. How Does This Law Work? The law protects consumers who purchase or accept transfer
(i.e., lease) of assistive devices within the state of Arizona. It
requires assistive technology device manufacturers to give consumers a
one-year express warranty for newly purchased/leased assistive devices.
Your rights under this law begin the moment you accept delivery of the
equipment. For more information go to http://acdl.com/pdfs/AT2.pdf or call David Carey at 602-443-0723 for assistance. -------------------------- Youth
Action Council of AZ
(For Youth with disabilities, ages 15-30) Southwest Institute for Families and Children with Special
Needs (SWI) Are you interested in meeting new people your age? Do you
believe young adults should have a voice in matters that affect them?
Are you interested in politics? YAC-AZ is your group!
You make the rules! You decide what to do! Join us to learn more about the group: Highlights: · Learn how to self-advocate · Learn about issues that affect
you · Organize and participate in
social activities · Meet your legislators · Volunteer with organizations · Have fun! Meeting Location: 5111 N. Scottsdale Rd. #105, Scottsdale
For more information contact: David Carey, 602-443-0723 ------------------------------- Stories Wanted Life Experiences of Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Wanted! By Kathie Snow, Writer, Speaker, Founder
www.disabilityisnatural.com My greatest teachers have been adults with developmental
disabilities - they’re the true experts. They’ve shared personal
experiences of their lives with me - from childhood to their lives
today. They’ve helped me become a better parent and a wiser human
being. In turn, I’ve tried to share this wisdom with others in my
presentations and writings, but I know there’s much more wisdom out
there. I am collecting the personal stories of adults with developmental
disabilities for a new book that will help parents, educators, service
providers, and others learn what’s really important to children and
adults with developmental disabilities. The Request for Stories can be found on the home page at
www.disabilityisnatural.com, or be obtained by Email at kathie@disabilityisnatural.com.
Please share this request with the adults with developmental
disabilities in your life! Disability is Natural ---------------------------- FOR MEN ONLY!!! Thursday,
June 29th 1:00pm
– 3:30pm ABIL
- East office, Mesa Join Don Price, ABIL’s Early Intervention Program
Coordinator, for an informal discussion group for men only.
Talk about personal attendant care management, relationships, and
any other issues. Bring your own ideas and experiences. Have a sandwich
and a beverage! For reservation, transportation, or for accommodations, such
as alternate format or sign-language interpreter contact Paula Grodecki
at 480-222-4212 or paulag@abil.org by June 21st. (A women’s group will be scheduled soon!) ----------------------- Assistive Technology Training It’s hot, it’s cool; use it at work, home and school! The Arizona Technology Access Program (AzLAT) announces the 9th Annual Assistive Technology Summer
Institute Training in the Saguaros to be held July 31-August 1, 2006.
Come to the magnificent Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park, west of
Phoenix and learn about assistive technology (AT) applications for
school, work and living independently. New for this year: hands on
computer lab! Continuing education certificates and verification for up to
10.5 contact hours will be provided. Early registration by June 30th.
A limited number of consumer/parent scholarships for reduced
conference fees are available on a first come, first served basis.
For more information and to register on-line go to the AT Conference
section of AzTAP’s website: www.nau.edu/ihd/aztap ----------------------- PDBTAC Teleconference June
20th 11:00
am-12:30 pm ABIL
Phx/ Kitchen 2nd
of a 2 Part Series - Permanent Rooms and Spaces: Accessible Signage RSVP to Darrel Christenson, 602-296-0530. ------------------------- Questions about
the ADA? The Pacific Disability and
Business Technical Assistance Center (PDBTAC) can answer questions on
all aspects of the ADA and/or provide you with literature in print or
alternative formats. Call 1-800-949-4232 or log on to: http://www.pacdbtac.org ----------------------- Advocacy Presentations/Workshops All Advocacy presentations are free – Participants must RSVP
with David Carey, 602-443-0723. Presentations/Workshops without a
minimum of 4 participants are subject to cancellation.
For accommodations or alternative format please call in advance.
For ABIL van transportation please call as soon as possible. ABIL
requests a $1+ donation (each way) for ABIL van transportation.
Consumers must be 18 years+ or their own legal guardian. Social Security Work Incentives l On
Social Security Benefits? l Do you want to work?
l We can help you understand the Social Security rules, new
work incentives and how to work your way off poverty. Workshops
for Service Providers
Learn about ABIL’s Benefits Planning, Assistance and
Outreach (BPAO) program. Wednesday, June 7
1:00pm - 3:00pm ABIL Metro Center, 10000 N. 31st Ave. D-405, Phx Donna Lorti - Work Incentives Specialist Workshops for SSI/SSDI Consumers Learn how employment will affect your cash and medical
benefits. Sign up for the
workshop that matches the kind of Social Security you receive. If you
are unsure which kind you receive, David can help you figure that out
when you call 602-443-0723 to RSVP.
There are separate workshops for each type of benefit: Social
Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
because each program has different rules and different work incentives.
If you receive both, let David know and he will help you get an
appointment with a Work Incentive Specialist. Family members and/or
support persons are welcome. Work
Incentives - SSDI
Work
Incentives - SSDI
Wednesday, June 9
1:00pm - 3:00pm 2345 E. Thomas Rd. Ste.
290, Phoenix, AZ Erik Jensen - Work Incentives Specialist Work
Incentives - SSDI
Tuesday, June 6
10:30am - 12:30pm City of Phoenix One-Stop, 9801 N. 7th St. Phx Rhonda Webb - Work Incentives Specialist Friday, June 23
10:00am – 12:00pm
735 N. Gilbert Rd., Ste. 134, Gilbert Erik Jensen - Work Incentives Specialist
Wednesday, June 28
1:00pm - 3:00pm ABIL Metro Center, 10000 N. 31st Ave. D-405, Phx Donna Lorti - Work Incentives
Specialist ----------------------------------- Goodwill of Central Arizona Employment Services
Join us to learn about the various programs offered by
Goodwill of Central Arizona. >
The Work Adjustment Training program - Paid retail processing and
janitorial work teach the meaning, value and demands of work. >
Community Employment Services - Developing job-seeking skills and
motivation to obtain and maintain community, competitive employment. >
Supported Employment Services - Job retention, work behaviors and other
work related issues. >
The WAT program and Community Employment Services - Available to
individuals receiving State Vocational Rehabilitation or Value Options
funds. >
School to Work Transition Services - Students enrolled in the Phoenix
Union School District earn wages and school credits while developing
positive work behaviors and skills to prepare for employment. >
Projects with Industry (PWI) - A job readiness, job development and job
placement program available to individuals with disabilities, 18-64
years of age, who have been unemployed for at least 6 months. Guest Speaker: Jennifer Baier, Director of Rehabilitation Services Thursday, June 15
1:00pm – 3:00pm
2345 E. Thomas Rd., Ste. 290 Phoenix Home Safety Products ResponseLink is a Personal Medical Alert System which offers
simple and effective security for people who want to continue living an
independent lifestyle in their own homes. This presentation will cover
home safety and fall prevention. Come learn about how ResponseLink
products and services can help individuals with disabilities living
independently. *Arizona Bridge to Independent Living does not endorse, takes
no responsibility for, and exercises no control over products and/or
services offered by ResponseLink. Guest Speaker: Stacie Hawkes - Director of Marketing Wednesday,
June 21 1:00pm – 3:00pm
2345
E. Thomas Rd., Ste. 290 Phoenix ------------------------ MARK YOUR CALENDARS! SEPTEMBER 6th, 2006 ABIL Celebrates 25 Years Empowering People with Disabilities ABIL
is celebrating its silver anniversary this year with a celebratory
luncheon featuring award recognitions and Emmy-award winning news
correspondent and author John Hockenberry as the keynote speaker. Mark
your calendars for this do-not-miss event: September 6, 2006 Sheraton Crescent Hotel 11:00 am registration Stay
tuned for further announcements, and plan to join us as we commemorate
25 years of empowering persons with disabilities. ------------------------ Rack‘em Up! Arizona Amateur Wheelchair 9-BALL Billiards Competition Saturday, June 24th Sparky’s Den in the ASU Memorial Union Sign in - 12:15pm Play starts 12:30pm FREE
ENTRY:
Each Player will receive a Grand
Canyon State Games T-shirt. All Table fees are included during the
competition at ASU. Awards:
Three Medals Gold, Silver & Bronze will be given to the top
players of each division. The
Power Player Award by APS will be given to an individual who RULES:
The
Billiard Congress of America Rule Book. All competitions will be double
elimination format. For more information contact Billiards Commissioner, Paul
Crane at Craneaz@cox.net
or 602-788-8655 ------------------------------- AZ Freedom to Work, Benefits, Planning, Assistance & Outreach Q&A
By Erik Jensen Q: I am a 19-year-old high school student receiving SSI.
I want to take a part-time job after school, but I’m afraid of
losing my cash benefits. Are
there any incentives that can help me? A: You may be eligible to use the Student Earned Income
Exclusion. This provision
allows a person who is under age 22 and regularly attending school to
exclude a certain portion of their earnings from the income Social
Security counts. To find out if you qualify for the Student Earned Income
Exclusion, call one of our Work Incentive Specialists at (866) 304-WORK. --------------------------- Night Rescue Program Coordinated by Easter Seals of Arizona, Phoenix Fire
Department, Phoenix Mayor’s Commission on Disability Issues, Super
Shuttle, and Total Transit. The Night Rescue program is designed to provide an emergency
trip home for wheelchair users who may become stranded after accessible
transportation’s normal business hours.
Depending upon location and destination, the hours of accessible
service may vary. Plans
should always include traditional transportation options such as the bus
Dial-A-Ride or shuttle services whenever possible. The night rescue program is available between 8:00 p.m. and
6:00 a.m. seven days a week for emergency use. To activate the Night Rescue program, a call is placed to the
Phoenix Fire Department non-emergency phone number 602-495-5555.
The call will be connected to one of the transportation partners,
Super Shuttle or Total Transit. They
will then dispatch an accessible vehicle to arrive within one hour.
The cost of this service is $40. Billing is available. For further information please contact Donna Powers at Easter
Seals by phone 480-222-4134, email dpowers@azseals.org
or by logging on to the website www.eastersealsarizona.org --------------------------- ABIL Community Calendar – RSVP for All Events Funding for Social and Recreational
activities is provided (in part) by the Arizona Department of Economic
Security. ABIL requests a $1+ donation (each way) for transportation
provided on the ABIL van. Consumers must be 18 years+ or own legal
guardian for ABIL van transportation.
Please do not smoke or wear scented products when attending
events. Reasonable Accommodations, including Sign Language Interpreters
and Personal Assistants, will be provided at ABIL events upon request. Jun 06
Work Incentives & SSDI, 10:30am - 12:30pm. Details, page 7. David Carey,
602-443-0723
Jun 06
Beginners Computer Training, 10:00am - 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Basic computer parts and
how they work. Navigating through windows and the internet. Gwen Landin,
602-443-0715
Jun 07
SR/Art & Craft Group, 10:00am - 2:00pm. Phx Kitchen. (Bring $3.00 for pizza or
your own lunch) Cost for materials: $2.00.
Leanne Jones, 602-296-0535
Jun 07
Work Incentives for Service Providers, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Metro Classroom. Details, page 7.
David Carey, 602-443-0723
Jun 08
V.O.I.C.E.
1:00pm - 4:00pm. Monthly support and information group for individuals
with disabilities, their families & rehabilitation providers.
Foothills Library, 19055 N. 57th Ave.
Clayton Guffy, 602-789-9129
Jun 09
Work Incentives & SSI, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Details, page 7. David
Carey, 602-443-0723
Jun 12* The Improbable Couple – Premiere, 7pm - 8pm. Herberger
Theater Center. *Also at 12:10pm, June 13-15 and June
20-22. Details and contact information on cover page.
Jun 13
Healer Within: Women’s Wellness Group, 9:30am - 1:30pm. Thomas Ste 290. Special Event - join
us for relaxation and then trip to Herberger to see the “Improbable
Couple.” Amina Kruck, 602-443-0722
Jun 14
SR/Arizona Capitol Museum, 11:00am - 2:00pm. Walk in the footsteps of Arizona’s past
- 1700 W. Washington St. Phx. Cost: free. Leanne Jones, 602-296-0535
Jun 15
Goodwill of AZ, 1:00pm
- 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Details, page 7. David Carey, 602-443-0723
Jun 16
COMPASS,
2:00pm - 4:30pm. Providing direction and networking to persons with
disabilities. Scottsdale Senior Center, 7375 E. 2nd St., Bldg. 2,
Rm. 5. Pauline Staples, 602-241-1006
Jun 20
PDBTAC Teleconference, 11:00am - 12:30pm. Phx Kitchen. Permanent Rooms and
Spaces: Accessible Signage. Details on page 6. Darrel Christenson,
602-296-0530
Jun 20
Glendale Commission on Persons with Disabilities, 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Open to the
public. 2nd floor Conference Room, 5959 W. Brown St. Barbara George,
623-930-2284
Jun 21
Home Safety Products, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Details, page 7. David
Carey, 602-443-0723
Jun 22
SR/Cooking Group,
10:30am - 1:30pm. Phx Kitchen. Cost: Consumers assist by bringing
ingredients for lunch. Leanne Jones, 602-296-0535
Jun 23
Work Incentives & SSDI, 10:00am - 12:00pm. Details, page 7. David Carey,
602-443-0723
Jun 26
SR/Newsletter Assembly Party, 9:00am - ??? Phx Kitchen. Leanne Jones, 602-296-0535
Jun 27
Healer Within: Women’s Wellness Group, 9:30am - 12:00pm. Thomas Ste 290. Make an appointment
with yourself and take time to relax. Make the body, mind, spirit
connection. Amina Kruck, 602-443-0722
Jun 28
Work Incentives & SSDI, 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Metro Classroom. Details, page 7. David
Carey, 602-443-0723
Jun 29
Men’s Group/Attendant Care, 1:00pm - 3:30pm. Mesa Classroom. Details on page 6.
Led by Don Price. RSVP to Paula Grodecki, 480-222-4212 --------------------------- Classified Ads – Deadline For the JULY issue – JUNE 14th To place an ad please send an email
marked “Want Ad” to carolanq@abil.org or call 602-443-0724 and leave
the information on voice mail. ABIL provides space free of charge for individuals
placing personal disability related ads. The fee for a disability
related business ad is $25. ABIL is not responsible for the quality of
advertised items or services. Please
call to renew ads. FOR SALE: ‘03 E-150 Chateau Van w/Braun
tri-fold lift. 6-way power seat, remote start. Silver w/tan
leather int., CD/VCR w/2 6x8 screens, Rear heat/AC, Rear radio controls.
Only 9K actual miles, 36K factory warranty. Exlnt cond.
Asking $34,000. Call Chris 1-405-831-1656 ’87 Ford Hi-top Conversion Van w/lift & tie downs.
New tires & AC. Runs good. Blue. 2 brand new spare tires. $5000 OBO.
Two Manual wheelchairs to donate. One small size w/tray, the
other adult size. Two bath chairs, $100 and $150. Air mattress
for hospital bed ½ size. Call 480-983-8229 |