Letter to the Editor – Robert and Earline Cole
Dear Editor,
This letter should have been sent much sooner. My husband Robert B. Cole was hospitalized early June with a serious heart condition. The Pace Setter installed is proving to be a blessing.
The first THANKS goes to God. Without Him, the patient would not be realizing rewards of the Pace Setter. Our health provider Titus Taube and so many other medical professionals served as instruments in God’s hands to pull my 96-year-young husband through his ordeal.
Three Rivers Home Health Care nurses and physical therapists continue to provide excellent care. Houston County Medical Facility, Nurses, Physicians, 911 and Responders played a vital role in his climb uphill. Relatives, our Bonaire UMC Church Family, a host of friends – The Houston Home Journal for allowing us to express our deep gratitude. The list is endless.
“THANK YOU” are two small words that carry a gigantic impact. From our hearts to the hearts of ALL for prayerful concern, WE SINCERELY THANK YOU!
Robert and Earline Cole
Bonaire, GA
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