TESTIMONIAL
from a member of our staff:

Letter written by Kathy Bertzfield

April 27, 2010

Robby,

            I can not thank you enough for the puzzle picture you gave me.  Words could not ever explain how much this puzzle picture means to me.  This puzzleis a reminder of our precious past residents. It reminds me of the residents who worked on this puzzle and the onesthat were not able.  These residents had such an impact on my life.  When I first became a C.N.A. I had no idea what serving in this line of work would mean tome.

            When I look at this puzzle I think of these resident who are no longer with us, but have passed on.  It makes me so proud to have been able to touch their lives in their last days of life’s cycle.

            Patients tell me how thankful they are for people like us, in their time of need.  They have no idea how thankful I am for them and the impact serving them has been on my life.  This is not just a job to me.  It is an opportunity to be dead in the middle of God’s calling on my life.  I’ve always been taught God gives us all a special gift. I never knew what mine was until I became a C.N.A. Now I know exactly what my gift is.

            I hung the puzzle in my bed room right over my alarm clock.  I can see it first thing in the morning to remind me that this is why I do what I do!

            Robby I would like to thank you and Susie for affording me the opportunity to serve, In what I consider to be God’s most high calling.   Sincerely, 
        From the heart of a C.N.A.
              Kathy Bertzfield