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March 13, 2009

Anonymous The Gloucester Daily Times Fri Mar 13, 2009, 05:35 AM EDT

Thanks for care

As a recent patient at Addison Gilbert Hospital, I want to thank the doctors, nurses and aides who cared for me while I was there. I don't want to name names — don't want to leave anyone out. Everyone was so caring and thoughtful — I couldn't have asked for better care. We are blessed to have such a great hospital with so many wonderful and dedicated people working there.

I also want to thank the Oncology Department for the great care and concern for me while I had treatments there for several days. Everyone was so friendly and thoughtful.

Thank you again.

I also want to thank the nurses, aides and Rehabilitation Department of the Seacoast Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for the wonderful care I received while a patient there at the end of November through the first week of December '08. I was pleased with their thoughtfulness and concern.

Thank you again.

Phyllis Cognato

Myrtle Square, Gloucester

SeniorCare breakfast

On behalf of SeniorCare Meals on Wheels and the older adults we serve, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Lenny Linquata and the Gloucester House for hosting the Meals on Wheels Valentine's Day Breakfast. Thanks to Mr. Linquata and to the tremendous support we received from the community, the morning was a terrific success. A spirit of camaraderie prevailed and the Gloucester House was full throughout the morning.

A special thank you as well to Den-Mar Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for providing table favors, to Electric Insurance Company for providing raffle prizes, to the vendors who supplied food to the Gloucester House, to the many volunteers who helped make the morning successful, and to the Gloucester House staff who worked very hard throughout the morning. Congratulations to Debbie Beveridge who won the dinner and a movie raffle package.

Sincerely,

Linnea Hagberg

Nutrition program director, SeniorCare

Holiday card winners

The Friends of Rockport Athletics would like to thank everyone who purchased a 2009 holiday card. The following people were FRA holiday card winners:

First drawing: Megan Donnelly, Bonnie Graham, Jane Donnelly, Keady Segel, Amy Rose, Lisa and David Buckley, Jerry Kramer, Curt Norris, Patricia Savelle, Richard Doyle, Lynn Goddard, Dee and Dennis McManus, E.P. Spoon, Jim Carter, Ivan Brown, Kathy Carey, Patricia Rose, Bonnie Bedell and Glenn Anderson.

Second drawing: Phil Michel, Charlie Clark, Debbie Stuart, Peter McManus, Stacy Reilly, Amy Greenlee, Amanda Frithsen, Darline Tate, Laura Neal, Peter DiMercurio, Russell Parsons, A. Guarrasi, Erinn O'Bryant, Glenn Anderson, Kerry Keating, Rose Leal, Mattie Harris, Amanda Frithsen and Mike Concannnon.

Congratulations to all the winners!

'Flanagan's Wake'

Thank you to Cruiseport for donating the hall for this event. To Chuck Karvelas and the entire cast of "Flanagan's Wake." You all do such a wonderful job!

We would like to thank all of you who came to "Flanagan's Wake" and hope that you enjoyed yourself.¬

The GHS Docksiders

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