We both went home and got divorces. We were both in dead-end relationships.

It is so important that these relationships receive this recognition, so that no patient in a hospital, nursing home or convalescent center will ever be denied the comfort of being with their loved ones.

You're going to have situations like this in long-term relationships. Everyone has to do things to get to a point of being very comfortable. I think he reached that point and realized the grass isn't always greener. He had to make some sacrifices financially to make this happen and to his credit he did.

Everybody knows no one is going to outwork Jim Marshall. He's already traveling and building relationships in every county in the new and old districts.

John Weber is very heavily geared toward building relationships. He has more of a happy-go-lucky style.

He could never sit at home and not do anything. I think that's why he didn't retire. I think also, although he never said it, but I think he wanted to keep providing for the family. He was the toughest guy I've ever known.