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George Darrell Jensen, 81, went to be with his Lord and Savior on February 16, 2021.
Anyone who knew Darrell enjoyed his nurturing spirit and joyful sense of humor. He was a kind, caring and genuine soul with a huge heart and an infectious smile. He had a special way of making evervone he knew feel loved. His favorite things in life were his family and farming, both of which he adored with all his heart. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather who enjoyed spending time with his family and creating laughter with his jokes, stories and made-up songs. His love of farming created a life he enjoyed and cultivated friendships that meant everything to him.
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What staff at a Welsh health board had to say about what it s like to work there
Most were proud to say they worked for it, but fewer were happy with the standard of care than the last time they were surveyed
Staff at all health boards in Wales were sent the survey last November (Image: Getty Images)
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Hospital bed and commode never arrived in time for cancer patient who died without suitable end-of-life care
His widow said witnessing his slow deterioration and death as his sole carer left her with feelings of pure terror and helplessness that would stay with her forever
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