Hospice and home health care professionals were recognized for their service during a recent Enterprise City Council meeting. Standing, from left are Patrick Dyess, April Willis, Beth Couch, Monique Hunter, Mandy Salter, Gina Griffin, Cassie Onorato, Sam Tinsley, Clint Barley, Donna Hendrix, Dawn Lunsford, and Enterprise Mayor William Cooper. Seated, from left, are Enterprise Councilmen Scotty Johnson, and Greg Padgett, Enterprise City Council President Turner Townsend, and Council members Eugene Goolsby, and Sonya Rich.
To raise awareness, educate the public and celebrate the compassionate care provided by hundreds of thousands of professionals nationwide, and in Coffee County in particular, is why Enterprise Mayor William Cooper met with representatives from hospice and palliative care companies to thank them for their service.
Hospice and home health care professionals were recognized for their service during a recent Enterprise City Council meeting. Standing, from left are Patrick Dyess, April Willis, Beth Couch, Monique Hunter, Mandy Salter, Gina Griffin, Cassie Onorato, Sam Tinsley, Clint Barley, Donna Hendrix, Dawn Lunsford, and Enterprise Mayor William Cooper. Seated, from left, are Enterprise Councilmen Scotty Johnson, and Greg Padgett, Enterprise City Council President Turner Townsend, and Council members Eugene Goolsby, and Sonya Rich.
