During college, when Israel Ray ran track and field and specialized in the 110-meter hurdles, his coach noticed he would do whatever it took to win during a practice.
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Profile: The grateful gatekeeper
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Close to 50 years ago, John F. Taylor made two important decisions. First, he married his wife, Paula. Then, he left college roughly 10 credit hours shy of graduating.
Not settling for one path
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If you ever find yourself in the company of Joe Steier, you might get lucky and be treated to a delicious meal at Bearno’s, a Louisville, KY, favorite among locals for decades.
Sarah Schumann takes service to heart
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Some might say that Sarah Schumann, director of operations for Brookside Inn, was destined to go into healthcare.
Reginald Hartsfield provides lessons in listening
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Profile: Naushira Pandya, M.D.
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After spending her childhood in Uganda and completing her early medical training in England, Naushira Pandya, M.D., was shocked by what she first witnessed as an American doctor.
Jodi Eyigor is finding her distinct voice
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Profile: Barbara Gay
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Growing up in a quintessential New England town with extended family all around, Barbara Gay always appreciated the rich relationships she had with older adults.
Hitting his stride
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Stephen A. Moses, President, Center for Long-Term Care Reform