To the family and friends of Trisha and her little niece Abigail.There are no words to describe how deeply sorry I am at your loss. I worked with Trisha about 2 1/2 years ago in CCU on weekends. She was a truly wonderful, kind, gentle, shy person. She was generous in spirit, a good nurse, and never had an unkind word about anyone. She was so sweet, everyone searched in their circle of family and friends to find someone special enough for Trish.I am so proud of her diligence in working hard and finishing her Master's Degree. Many nurses, and other healthcare professionals working, and those no longer working at KMC, are devastated at the news of Trisha's death, and that of her niece. Many know how important her family was to her. I pray that her other relatives will be OK. I am praying for all of you. May God Bless Trisha's soul and that of her niece's. I know many lives will be forever changed. The nursing profession has lost one of the best RN's out there. Trisha was an extraordinary, and exceptional young woman. Trisha's legacy is that she left the world in a better place by her being here. She left her mark on the world. Now she is watching over her niece, while God is watching over them both. God Bless all of you.
With deepest sympathy,
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