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Cox Monett Medical-Surgical team members Lilly Schmidt, Kristi Brittenham, Sidney Swonger and Mike Myers display the 5x8 American flag for the Final Salute. Contributed photo
Program expands to include the Final Salute
Honoring military veterans for their service is a part of CoxHealths culture, and the health system is expanding the recognition it provides with a new Veterans Honor Program.
The program launched systemwide in recent days, standardizing the ways patients who have served in the United States Armed Forces are recognized.
This opportunity to create a unique program for our veterans in the populations we serve is a huge win for our communities and for CoxHealth, says Kerry Miller, volunteer services coordinator and member of the Veterans Honor Program Committee. Through a team effort, this program is now a reality.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ 38 Organizations, including the Code of Support Foundation, releases following statement about the inauguration of the 46th President of the United States:
Following the failed insurrection attempt of January 6, 2021, the undersigned organizations, who serve members of our military, veterans, caregivers, and their families, join in condemning this violent attack on our country, our democracy, and our Constitution. We affirm our commitment to the US Constitution, our free and fair elections, and the tradition of a peaceful transfer of power.
We endorse the statement made by the
university. his book final salute about his work informing military families of the death of a loved one. thanks for joining us this morning. i want to get a sense from you having done this work for several years, what did you learn? what lessens did you take away from the work? well i think a great many lessons, actually. and one of the most important is that memorial day is every day for me. we ve been at war for ten years now and i think that when i, when i look at these families and i, i talk to these families, i still am engaged with many of these families. that i notify of their loved one s death. i see them all the time. i was just with many of them in colorado this month.