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Family Preparedness Emergency Contact Cards
Family Preparedness Emergency Contact
Cards
Print this page, then cut out a card for each family member. Fill out the card with emergency
information, fold in half, then laminate it. Keep the card in a wallet, purse or backpack.
Last updated December 06, 2010
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