Bone marrow screening held in Chatham to help 5-year-old Summit girl with leukemia
The Chatham School District held a bone marrow screening Saturday to help a 5-year-old girl from Summit who was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia.
•
Jan 9, 2021, 8:21 PM
•
Updated 1,442 days ago
Share:
More Stories
Stolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
6h ago1:41
SantaCon bar crawl returns to Hoboken
7h ago0:22
Bergen County house fire displaces family days before holidays
7h ago2:10
Central Jersey water affected by odor, taste issues
7h ago
Owner: South Plainfield Party City to remain open
12h ago0:28
Police: Fallen bag of tools critically injures utility worker at North Brunswick cell tower
12h agoStolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
6h ago1:41
SantaCon bar crawl returns to Hoboken
7h ago0:22
Bergen County house fire displaces family days before holidays
7h ago2:10
Central Jersey water affected by odor, taste issues
7h agoOwner: South Plainfield Party City to remain open
12h ago0:28
Police: Fallen bag of tools critically injures utility worker at North Brunswick cell tower
12h agoThe Chatham School
District held a bone marrow screening Saturday to help a 5-year-old girl from
Summit who was diagnosed with a rare form of
leukemia.
The girl, Jackie,
is the daughter of Chatham High School's special
education teacher Brian Erb.
Potential donors were invited to the high school, where a teacher helped
organize the event with the Chatham Education Association PRIDE Committee and
Be the Match.
COVID-19 protocols were in place during the event. Potential donors didn't even
have to leave their cars to participate.
More from News 12
0:22
Bergen County house fire displaces family days before holidays
1:33
Pump up the heat. It's about to get even colder in New Jersey
2:10
Central Jersey water affected by odor, taste issues
0:28
Police: Fallen bag of tools critically injures utility worker at North Brunswick cell tower
1:41
SantaCon bar crawl returns to Hoboken