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Adrian Fewing, BSN, RN

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Happy Nurses Week

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Your WSNA officers at Island Hospital wish all the nurses a Happy Nurses Week and want to express how privileged it is to work with such terrific nurse professionals!

A small token gift for each of you has been purchased, however, there was a problem with the delivery.   The gifts have been delayed unfortunately!  But they are coming!  (Oh, was I the only one who just had a supply chain PTSD moment recalling early COVID? )

But the delay caused by snail mail doesn’t change the message that each one of you is appreciated, admired and respected.   Thanks to each of you for all you do, every day, to further the health of the Anacortes community.

Gifts coming soon!   You all deserve an EXTRA day to celebrate so we’ll just create one when we deliver your gifts!

Adrian Fewing  Local Unit Chair
Mary Wexman  Local unit Grievance Officer
Heather Bush   Local Unit Co-Chair
Kate Scherer  Local Unit Grievance Officer

Questions?    Contact your nurse representative Sue Dunlap at SDunlap@wsna.org.

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