Thank you Angela

Published March 2023
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We would like to wish Angela all the very, very best as she retires from the Marie Keating Foundation after 19 years in her role as Nursing Services Coordinator.

We will all dearly miss the warmth, kindness, and empathy she showed to each one of us as colleagues but also to all our nurses and to patients and service-users over the years.

 

 

Angela brought energy, enthusiasm, and fun to her job every day as well as to so many Marie Keating Foundation events that she would have attended – she was very much at the heart of the Foundation’s work.

Wishing you and John many years of health and happiness with your lovely family and friends.

 

 

 

 

 

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