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DESCRIPTION:Chaplain Ken Koon\, or “Lou” as he is known by some\, has s
 erved as a hospital\, fire\, law enforcement and military chaplain. He is 
 currently Crisis Intervention Chaplain for the Peachtree City\, GA Police 
 Department and the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office\, and a trainer for F
 irst Responder CIT Training in service to the Georgia Public Safety Traini
 ng Center. In 2012\, he founded Armed Forces Mission (now known as Stop Su
 icide USA) to provide rapid-response intervention to veterans\, first resp
 onders and community members at risk of suicide. Ken has conducted more th
 an 2\,200 successful suicide interventions in both military and civilian c
 ommunities. He has served on the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health S
 trategic Committee\, helping to draft the 2020-2025 State Suicide Preventi
 on Plan. He is currently a consultant to the Georgia Department of Behavio
 ral Health for the Safe and Secure Project. Ken and his wife Sherry have f
 our grown sons\, two of whom are active duty with the US Air Force. Anothe
 r is a veteran of the US Coast Guard and the youngest is a firefighter/EMT
  with the Atlanta Fire Department. They have seven grandchildren and make 
 their home in Sharpsburg\, GA. 
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LOCATION:The Loft at Vanzant's
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Weekly Lunch Meeting - Lou Koon
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 wrap\;">Chaplain Ken Koon\, or &ldquo\;Lou&rdquo\; as he is known by some\
 , has served as a hospital\, fire\, law enforcement and military chaplain.
  He is currently Crisis Intervention Chaplain for the Peachtree City\, GA 
 Police Department and the Fayette County Sheriff&rsquo\;s Office\, and a t
 rainer for First Responder CIT Training in service to the Georgia Public S
 afety Training Center.</p>\n\n<p class="sqsrte-large" style="margin: 1rem 
 0px\; line-height: 34.0632px\; font-size: 20.0372px\; color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0
 )\; overflow-wrap: break-word\; font-family: Poppins\; white-space: pre-wr
 ap\;">In 2012\, he founded Armed Forces Mission (now known as Stop Suicide
  USA) to provide rapid-response intervention to veterans\, first responder
 s and community members at risk of suicide. Ken has conducted more than 2\
 ,200 successful suicide interventions in both military and civilian commun
 ities. He has served on the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health Strate
 gic Committee\, helping to draft the 2020-2025 State <span style="font-wei
 ght: 700\; overflow-wrap: break-word\;">Suicide Prevention Plan</span>. He
  is currently a consultant to the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health 
 for the Safe and Secure Project.</p>\n\n<p class="sqsrte-large" style="mar
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 ce: pre-wrap\;"><span style="color: rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; font-family: Poppins\
 ; font-size: 20.0372px\; white-space: pre-wrap\;">Ken and his wife Sherry 
 have four grown sons\, two of whom are active duty with the US Air Force. 
 Another is a veteran of the US Coast Guard and the youngest is a firefight
 er/EMT with the Atlanta Fire Department. They have seven grandchildren and
  make their home in Sharpsburg\, GA. </span></p>\n
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