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Wesley Henricks is our January Employee of the Month

  • 7 February 2025
  • Author: David Hartwick
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Wesley Henricks is our January Employee of the Month

Wesley Henricks is known for his ever-present smile and his friendly greetings to all staff members and visitors he encounters. He is consistently in high spirits. His actions exemplify kindness and respect as he graciously steps aside, holds doors open, and helps with equipment movement.  

He is vigilant about safety, reminding others to be cautious of wet stairs and floors, encouraging patients and staff to watch their step. His engaging interactions and deep sense of responsibility make him a valued member of the MBSH team. 

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