Deane Stoltz recognized those needs.

This new plant will be able to meet our needs.

The theory is it's more of a 'me' generation, while the World War II generation didn't have the 'what's in it for me' mentality. Or maybe it's just unawareness because they have lived in their own world for so long and don't see the needs that are out there.

His contributions as a person to this community through the United Way are just immeasurable. We called him one of our Three Wise Men. We loved him, and I know that he loved us.

If you have a family member who needs an ICU and you can get those services here it makes a world of difference, it really does.

We as an agency make management decisions based on the needs of the facility and the agency's best interest. It was decided that, all things considered, it was the appropriate action to move the center in a new direction.