Takes
Here of all of the takes. Let us know which is your favorite!
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John's Take... For John May, Pastor at Rio Bravo Valley Baptist Church, there's nothing like a relaxing afternoon on the golf course to clear his head. After another busy week of sermon writing, late-night visitations and a generally chaotic schedule, the only excitement John wanted was the thrill of sinking a 20-foot putt. However, upon finishing his round on this particular roasting June afternoon, totaling his scorecard took a backseat to more pressing matters. More >> |
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Ruth's Take... Like San Joaquin Community Hospital, Ruth Fowler is celebrating her 100th year. It's been a time of celebration and a time of reflection, remembering how, years ago, people worked hard, truly cared for one another and "did the right thing" as a way of life. More >> |
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Kevin's Take... For some people, the words “fun” and “work” don’t belong in the same sentence. However, for Dr. Kevin Schmidt – one of the emergency department physicians at San Joaquin Community Hospital (SJCH) – merging his personal passions with his professional expertise is just an excuse... More >> |
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Sheri's Take... For Sheri Seal-Bailey, the birth of her granddaughter was the pivotal moment of her life—she just didn’t know how critical it would prove to be. More >> |
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Brenda's Take... Bubbling over with vigor for her job and the people she works with, Brenda—a certified pharmacy tech at San Joaquin Community Hospital—daily roams the halls of the hospital, distributing medications while excitedly chatting with nurses and patients. More >> |
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Darin's Take... If only every child could have a stunt double. Parents could go about their everyday business, free from worry that their beloved son or daughter would ever experience pain. That would be a job for the professional stand-in, just like in the movies. But that’s not how it works. More >> |
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Michael's Take... “By working the arms, chest, shoulders, back and abs; the Navy Seal-inspired Perfect Pushup will get you ripped.” Not to mention sore. Very sore. When Michael Lukehart awoke on the morning of August 17, 2009, with pain running rampant over his chest, arms, and neck; coupled with fatigue and shortness of breath, he thought he may be rewriting the definition. More >> |
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