In March 2020 our world was changed by an enemy no one could see, but we all saw and continue to see its affects. State officials worked around the clock to coordinate Federal Government supplies, monies, and supply distribution. 

Hospital administrators, nurses, physicians, respiratory therapists, medical technicians, CNA’s, environmental services, supply chain, pharmacy, surgical teams, EMT, medical flight teams, and the list goes on and on, put their lives on hold and at risk to serve those in need.

The solemn reality is that even with so many doing so much, thousands still lost their lives. 

As we begin to emerge from the shadow of this disease, we want to recognize and thank those who set aside, in many cases, their own safety, their own needs, and even their families to aide, serve, and protect others.