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Dale Fleming
In Memory of
Dale E.
Fleming
1942 - 2020
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Dear Mrs Flemming and Family, My name is Caroline. I was one of the nurses who took care of your husband while he was in the Critical Care Unit. I was sadly unable to attend his service and I wanted to relay to you my sincerest condolences. I still think of him often. It still makes me cry to remember he is gone. He was one very special patient. I had the privilege of being his nurse and he was just the best. He loved to talk and he would tell me stories and ask about my life, he just had a way of brightening up the day. We all liked him very much. I always tried to come stop and see him even on the days I was not lucky enough to be his assigned nurse that day, just to chat with him and check up on him and see how he was feeling. I was there the day that he had to come back to CCU, as they were wheeling his bed back to CCU I just so distinctly remember I greeted him as he was being wheeled in, he looked at me and I grabbed onto his hand and held it as we wheeled him into his new room, he tried to give me a little smile despite everything going on. This is the moment I remember so fondly of him. That little moment, but it meant so much to me. Please know that I held his hand the entire time until we got him settled in so that I could try to make it less scary for him, so that he knew I was there. I just hope in that moment that he knew how much we all cared for him and that we all wanted to get him better. When he passed that same day, it broke my heart. I wanted to hug you after you got the news, but I was too much in tears myself to do so. I wish that I had told you in person how much we all cared for him. Please know he was special to his nurses that cared for him and I wish you and your family all the best. My heart and prayers are with you.
Posted by Caroline
Thursday April 9, 2020 at 3:27 pm
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