This is Jessica. At 32 years old She was operations director for a call center, happily married with 3 kids. On her way home from work one day, she was cruising along the highway when she witnessed a terrible accident. As the first responders arrived and began treating the injured Jessica felt it. And it was in that that she decided to change the course of her entire life.

She went home and spoke with her family that very night. She explained to them that as she watched this crisis unfold, she was drawn to helping not just these accident victims but as many as she could. The following week, she quit her job, enrolled in classes and about 2 years later was working at a local hospital having completed the classes needed to start as a nurse in the Trauma unit. She was the oldest graduate the nursing program had seen.

It’s because of Jessica and others who felt that calling! That we can receive quality health care from genuine people who care.

Thank You Jessica!

This is Brad. Brad is a 3rd Generation Firefighter. Growing up, Brad knew much more about fire than most. At a young age he knew not to touch door handles and to crawl along the floor and, as he grew, his knowledge included the burning temperature and time for most household items and sadly, the perils

Brad had attended more than his fair share of funerals. It wasn't until 2 weeks after his father's funeral that he knew it would be joining the fire rescue team. Brad lost his father while he was on duty fighting a residential fire. Brad didn't know it at the time but his dad had saved the occupants before his becoming trapped. After a random run in with the survivors at a local store where Brad heard the family's story of what his dad had done for them that he knew that he wanted to be just like him.

To his mother's dissatisfaction, Brad joined the local firefighters just after high school and remains there now. In total, Brad has saved the lives of over 20 people who otherwise may not be here today.

Thank you Brad!