Thanks & appreciation
Published 12:00 am Saturday, February 6, 2010
Donors really helped
The American Legion Post 3 would like to thank the following business for donations to the American Legion Midwinter Conference held in Vicksburg, making it a great success: Battlefield Inn, Super Junior at Nailor Road, Walgreens, Piggly Wiggly, Subway on Indiana Avenue, Fox’s Pizza, McDonald’s on Iowa Boulevard, Kroger, Wal-Mart, Pizza Hut, Pemberton, Mc Alister’s Deli, Popeye’s, Pemberton, Corner Market, County Market, Hot Dog Man, Tyson’s, Frito-Lay, IBC, The Liquor Store and Southern Beverages.
Thanks also to the members Carl Baker, Larry Lovett and Dawn Barnette for their untiring efforts gathering the donations. If you are a veteran, these are the people we should support as they support military organizations that strive to maintain your benefits whether you belong to one or not.
Jim Bryant
Post 3 commander
Vicksburg
Top-notch care
I recently had to make the most difficult decision of my life. The situation with my elderly mother got to the point where there seemed to be no alternative to putting her into a nursing home. This brought incredible anxiety and concern to me as I obviously wanted to find a place where she would be comfortable, treated with respect and courtesy and, therefore, allowed to maintain her dignity.
Neglect and abuse at nursing homes is well documented, which raises one’s anxieties. Ultimately, I placed my mother at the Vicksburg Convalescent Home on Cherry Street. I am most happy to say that Vicksburg Convalescent Home has proven to be an ideal placement. I have never seen nor heard of a nursing home where every employee from the kitchen staff to the nurses always has a friendly smile and a loving hug for the patients. I have observed her being loved and cared for in a most professional manner and my concerns have all disappeared. I highly recommend the Vicksburg Convalescent Home to anyone who may have need of such services. I offer a heartfelt thanks to Amy Brown and her entire staff.
Jackie Doiron
Vicksburg