Nomination Letters – Deutches Altenheim-German Centre for Extended Care

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Boston.com Staff

May 3, 2013

Barbara Starkey

I am nominating my wife for this award. She has had many patients and family members express gratitude for the outstanding personal care she has provided. I highly recommend her as nurse of the year.

—Nominated by Peter Starkey

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