Honor. Recognize. Respect.

At CVHC, it's our privilege to care for the health of America's "Greatest Generation" at home.

We’re celebrating our 15th anniversary of providing home care for people with cardiovascular, pulmonary, orthopedic and geriatric problems by recognizing the experiences and accomplishments of our patients.

They're members of the "Greatest Generation," and each represents a living history. We owe so much to them--our great American treasures. They have shaped our country and created our heritage over generations.

We hope you enjoy meeting them and sharing some of their stories.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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glickMarie Glick
Pioneering Spirit

It's certainly not polite to ask a lady's age. Marie Glick, however, is proud to tell of her long, interesting life and to reveal the living history she keeps in her memory.

Born in 1907 in Oklahoma, in a one-room cabin that cost $25 to build, Mrs. Glick lived with her mother and older brother.  They made their home on 160 acres of "Indian Territory,"

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randolphLinn Randolph
World War II Veteran

Like so many young American men in the days before June 6, 1944, Linn Randolph found himself heading toward Europe on a troop ship with 6,000 other U.S. Army recruits.

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