I too find it sad that the issue of vaccination has become so dividing. I cannot imagine a GB member stating to a fellow brother or sister or anyone for that matter, that since that they are not vaccinated they would treat them differently. Not allowing them in their presence or home, of course taking necessary precautions (mask and distancing).
To me that's not loving and I cannot imagine Jesus treating anyone in that way. In fact we know he didn't from the many bible examples.
I remember many years ago (1980's), we had a sister who had AIDS and many would not even walk by her at the hall (fear of touching her). A local needs talk had to be given because of how she was being treated, and things did eventually change.
Today. many have decided to get vaccinated and many others have not - What we must remember is it is a personal decision and no one should be treated differently for their personal decision.
After all, division is what Satan wants. I appreciated this from the 7-15-11 (W) "15 Satan’s aim is to silence the voice of our faith—to get us to stop preaching the good news. (Rev. 12:17) To that end, he tries to get us to pursue activities that waste time or that cause division among us. Notice how Paul identifies Satan’s tactics. “Unoccupied, gadding about.” In this age of technology, it is easy to waste our time and that of others by, for example, forwarding nonessential or even fallacious e-mails. “Gossipers.” Harmful gossip may lead to slander, which often causes contention. (Prov. 26:20) Whether they realize it or not, malicious slanderers imitate Satan the Devil.* “Meddlers in other people’s affairs.” It is not our right to tell others how to run their personal affairs. All such idle and troublesome behavior can distract us from the God-assigned work of Kingdom preaching. If we stop actively supporting Jehovah’s work, then we start following Satan. There is no middle ground.—Matt. 12:30."
These are just my observations and like Normaclutter - I am trying to respect each brother and sisters personal decision.