The article below was taken from this weeks local newspaper. It is about a container garden that was planted in memory of two lovely ladies, one of whom was my dear Auntie. My Auntie would have loved this tribute as she enjoyed her time in the garden much.
RECENTLY staff experienced the sad loss of Sister Cathy Polonis and Anne McCreadie at Dunoon Hospital.The staff wanted to mark this with an initiative which would be appropriate. It was agreed that an area of land (courtyard) within the main block of the hospital would be converted into a quiet reflective space for staff to enjoy their much-valued and earned breaks. Sam Way, one of the porters, offered to lead on the work required and had no problem finding ‘helpers’. The result is a tranquil area, which staff have called The Quiet Garden. The garden was officially opened by Sam, whose enthusiasm and drive is infectious. The families of both Cathy and Anne were present and expressed their gratitude to everyone involved. The staff would also like to dedicate the garden to the loss of all previous colleagues, and remember them fondly; the garden is not only a quiet reflective space but a positive and happy space for all staff. Sam was presented with a watch in gratitude for his hard work. As ever there’s no keeping Sam down. Sam entered the garden for the Dunoon in Bloom award and won first prize!
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