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Somehow fittingly, it only took eleven years and more than 643 total units of blood donated over those years. In spite of all this success, a question remained in the minds of Chaplain Wally Johnston (retired), Administrative Assistant, Angie Hass, and Chaplain Wilson Parrish: is it possible to break all our previous records by collecting 100+ units in a single Blood Drive? As one voice, the community came together yesterday to answer that question! There were local church members, police officers, students from George Fox University. Even Chaplain Parrish’s next door neighbors showed up this year for the 11th Annual Sherwood Police Department/Red Cross 9/11 Commemorative Blood Drive! And…at long last…the answer was YES! By the end of a long day, 104 units of donated blood were on their way to potentially save 312 lives through the amazing work of the Red Cross! ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR UNITS IN A SINGLE DRIVE! Thanks to everyone for showing up to give the gift of life…in honor of those who gave theirs.