My Father-in-Law was at Seton for two weeks after suffering a cerebral aneurysm. I am writing because there was one nurse, Brenda Tucker, who went above and beyond, day after day. She attended to his medical needs, but was warm-hearted and there for his emotional needs. When he was released from Seton and sent to rehab, he immediately was rushed back to Seton as he had cardiac arrest. He passed away in the ER with completely different doctors - no one we knew from our two week stay. But Brenda was there, to give a hug and condolences when he passed away. It was unbelievable.
Brenda is an angel, and I want to be sure everyone at Seton knows it.