My husband was recently at Littleton Adventist Hospital, and Brett was his nurse for two shifts in the critical care unit. I stayed most of the days in the hospital and slept there four nights. What I observed with Brett is his vigilant concern, total professionalism, medical knowledge, and work. He had the ability to connect with my husband on a human level, calm him, and help him understand what was going on and how the medical team was helping him. I was a hospice volunteer for 15 years, so I believe I can totally appreciate someone who has an over-and-beyond attitude, approach, and work excellence in their role. Brett did it all because he wanted to give my husband that level of care. Unfortunately, my husband died. I am speaking for my husband and myself when I say Brett has absolutely demonstrated excellence on all levels and is positively an asset and what you can consider an outstanding role model in your community. I am eternally grateful for his care.