(3) as a result of peacetime hostile fire or terrorist
attack as determined by the department, was killed or
suffered a service-connected disability as certified by the
United States Veterans' Administration and, if surviving, was
honorably discharged from the armed forces.]
A person who served in the armed forces of the United
States, including a reserve component and OR the National
Guard, or a women's organization officially connected
therewith, who:
(1) was discharged OR RELEASED FROM SERVICE under
honorable conditions OTHER THAN DISHONORABLE after a period
of active duty, other than active duty for training, as
evidenced by a DD-Form 214 , NGB-22 or other official
documentation;
(2) died in service or was killed in action; or
(3) suffered a service-connected disability as certified
by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
"Emergency." A sudden or unexpected loss of income due to
sickness, disability, unemployment or other cause beyond the
control of the applicant for emergency assistance.
"Necessities of living." Water, food, shelter, clothing,
health care, personal vehicle, essential furnishings, utilities,
transportation, communication and laundry services to the extent
not provided by other government programs.
"Need for temporary assistance." Financial circumstances
resulting in insufficient funds to pay for necessities of living
for a veteran and family members of the veteran OR SURVIVING
DEPENDENTS when any of the following occur:
(1) The veteran is OR SURVIVING DEPENDENTS ARE
temporarily unable to obtain or maintain the necessities of
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