There was another patient in another part of the room at the time of the shooting. Neighbors tell Action News that Raymond was always attentive to Arlene's needs.Īuthorities say Arlene McKenna was a rehab patient at the facility for some time, and her husband was a frequent visitor. The McKennas were from Mullica Hill, N.J.
Medics rushed Arlene to Cooper University Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office says 76-year-old Raymond McKenna shot his wife, 74-year-old Arlene McKenna, then turned the gun on himself. Tuesday at the Jefferson Health Care Center's Sub-Acute Rehabilitation Unit on Egg Harbor Road in Sewell, NJ. (WPVI) - Authorities are investigating a murder-suicide at a healthcare facility in Washington Township, N.J. Vernon Odom reports during Action News at 4:30pm on February 20, 2018. Home Cook Heroes – which allows volunteers to prepare and serve meals – offers a home-cooked meal every evening, along with brunch on the weekends, while providing a space for families to share their experiences with others going through the transplant journey.Murder-suicide at health care facility in Washington Twp., N.J. The Home Cook Heroes program was born out of the realization that most transplant families don’t have time or money to shop and prepare a healthy meal after a long day in the hospital. The Jefferson Health Washington Township OR team recently took part in the Gift of Life Howie’s House Home Cook Heroesprogram by collecting money and providing brunch at their Philadelphia location, which serves as a “home away from home” for transplant patients and their families. Shown here at Gift of Life Howie’s House brunch are, from left: Jessica Bell, RN Deb LaFrance RN Heather LaFrance (Deb’s daughter) Queen Hills, CST and Jennifer Delaney, RN, holding Deb LaFrance’s grandson, Ryder.
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