2008-09-12

Dining with heroes

Covell-heroes.jpgAt the fifth "Honor our Heroes" lunch sponsored by Atria Covell Gardens, resident Ruth Brock talks with Ricky Williamson, a paramedic with American Medical Response. All local emergency personnel--fire fighters, police officers, emergency medical technicians and ambulance personnel--were invited. "They are all terrific and we truly appreciate everything they do," said Kathy Green, Covell Gardens' community sales director.

Published in the Davis Enterprise 9/12/08. Photo by Greg Rihl/Enterprise photo.

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