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Clark County vaccine volunteers have once in a lifetime chance to help

Clark County Public Health has utilized more than 280 volunteers to help with vaccinations

By Wyatt Stayner, Columbian staff writer
Published: April 12, 2021, 6:05am
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Jack Stump injects COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination clinic at Woodland High School.
Jack Stump injects COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination clinic at Woodland High School. Stump is one of more than 280 volunteers who have helped Clark County Public Health administer vaccine. Photo Gallery

Who knew volunteering could be so contagious?

Battle Ground residents Jack and Lisa Stump began volunteering in January to help with Clark County Public Health’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Soon after, they started recruiting friends and old colleagues.

Jack Stump, a 67-year-old retired physician, and Lisa Stump, a 58-year-old retired nurse, reeled in Lisa Dong, 59, to volunteer.

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