Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 10 a.m. Rosemary Remington brothers-in-law, James Remington and John Auman and nephews, Mark Remington, Mike Remington and John Auman, Jr. Jack was preceded in death by, in addition to his parents, his sister. He is also survived by sister-in-law, Marion (Donald) brother-in-law, William (Kathleen) five nieces, Pat (Mike) Becker, Elizabeth DiBoni, Barbara Auman, Karen Frink (John Emanuelsont), Sandra Frink (Rob Gjersoe) five nephews, Dave (Jan) Remington, John (Amy) Remington, Rich (Donna) Remington, Tom (Conni) Auman and Paul(Jean) Auman he is further survived by many grand nieces, grand nephews and friends. Jack is survived by his best friend, constant companion and loving wife of 61 years, Pat. The one thing he was incapable of was thinking or speaking ill of anyone. All who knew Jack, knew him for his gracious and generous hospitality, his ever willingness to help and his many practical capabilities. He maintained a Chiropractic office in Green Bay where he was a practicing Chiropractor for over 40 years. Following his Navy service, Jack attended the National School of Chiropractic where he earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Jack was born in Marinette, WI on January 3,1926 to the late Amanda and Ercil Valley. Learn more about the benefits of being a DAN member.Raymond 'Jack' Valley, 91, of Green Bay, WI died peacefully Maafter a brief stay in hospice care at Grancare Nursing Home, Green Bay, WI. With more than 40 years of experience managing emergencies around the globe, DAN helps ensure you and your divers are fully prepared no matter where your adventures take you. Behind the scenes, DAN specialists coordinate medical care and transportation with local agencies, and in dive emergencies, DAN medical staff can even consult with local physicians who may not be familiar with dive medicine. Once a member calls the 24/7 hotline, DAN arranges whatever care is needed - including evacuations and complex air travel arrangements if necessary.

DAN’s dedicated 24/7 emergency hotline is there to assist divers in urgent need of assistance, and DAN’s network of hyperbaric chambers ensures that dive guides and their divers are looked out for in the event of a crisis.ĭAN takes the guesswork out of emergency logistics and provides dive professionals peace of mind knowing they and their divers are backed by the most trusted name in the diving industry. Had it not been for the fact that this diver was immediately put on oxygen and connected with DAN as soon as he verbalised his symptoms, the outcome may have been much worse. The diver’s doctors noted inner-ear damage and suggested that it would take up to six months for it to heal. The dive guide’s quick thinking and decision to contact DAN may have prevented a dire situation from turning into a catastrophic one. He remembers undergoing an X-ray and being moved to a private room. By the time they reached the hospital, the diver could not sit up due to vertigo. Recognising that he was in trouble, he alerted the dive guide who promptly called the dive shop and asked them to call DAN.ĭAN recommended immediate treatment, and the guide dropped everything to take the diver to the hospital. He began to feel dizzy, the shimmering lights returned, and his right arm became tingly and weak. Back on the surface, the diver immediately experienced difficulty breathing, feeling as if there was a tight belt strapped across his chest. The current made for a challenging and exhausting dive. He was alarmed when he had trouble equalising, and the strong current suddenly pushed him deeper than he had planned to go. He had a slight headache and saw shimmering lights before entering the water but decided to push through these symptoms and proceed with the technical dives he had planned for that day. He woke up on the second day feeling sore and sleepy. The first day he did two recreational dives. The diver was on a trip to Tulamben, Bali, for three days. This story about a diver who pushed past his limits and overexerted himself is a testament to the importance of caution, being aware of your divers, and remembering that DAN is here in case of an emergency or unexpected trouble.

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