MADISON (WKOW) Bouquets of well-deserved thanks were delivered Friday afternoon to the health care workers at UW Health in appreciation of their dedication and sacrifice during the COVID-19 pandemic.<\/p>\n
Almost 2,000 colorful flowers daffodils, hyacinths, snapdragons and more courtesy of Hilldale and its landscaping firm, David J. Frank, were given to health care workers to take home as they ended their shifts.<\/p>\n
Earlier in the day, the flowers were arranged in three large heart displays for employees and patients to see. <\/p>\n
Healthcare workers are the true heroes, every single day, said Nanci Horn, General Manager of Hilldale in a news release. We wanted to show our appreciation to these dedicated professionals who are working so hard to care for all of us during these difficult times and flowers always put a smile on someones face.<\/p>\n
Landscape company CEO David R. Frank echoed Horns appreciation. <\/p>\n
Our health care workers do so much for so many and we wanted to thank them for their selflessness and commitment to serving their communities. We know firsthand the benefits of flowers and we hope they bring a little joy and happiness into the lives of these hardworking professionals,\" he said.<\/p>\n
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