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A warm and very special thanks to...

A very special and very warm thanks go out to Tina and Charlie Mattingly for taking on the monumental task of saving this wonderful piece of history for future generations.
You are the greatest!

Date: June 13th, 2006
From: Pam Brooks
 
I want to thank Roy Muir for all his help with the site! Good luck to you, Roy, in all your future endeavors.

Date:  Tues., Aug. 24, 2004
From: Roy Muir (aka... midian_after_dark)
Message:  A Special thanks to the Owners of Wavery Hills! Your lite in dark times will bring life back into the old building for future generations to come! Thank you! Sorry this was long over due thanks!
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December 7th, 1927 Letter to the Editor
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Date:  Fri, Oct. 3, 2003
From: Pam Brooks, Roy Muir, and Everyone Unmentioned
 
Message:  A Special thanks to John & Angie Amerine for taking their personal time creating the original memorial site for WHS & WGC. Thanks !!!
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Date:  Fri, May 9, 2003
From: Barbara Tidwell
 
Message:  A friend, Herman G. Nelson, was at Waverly Hills around 1935. They told him he would never recover, but he did. and id now about 85 years old.
Thanks to the Waverly Hills staff for helping such a wonderful person.
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Date:  Mon, Nov 25, 2002
From: Misty
 
Message: I am employed by the Kentucky TB. Control Program. Your site is very interesting, and I think it is extremely endearing for you to create a memorial page in Waverly's honor and the honor of the patients that once resided there. Thank you!
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Date:  Fri, Oct 18, 2002
From:  Marty Harrison
 
Message:  Many years ago, around 1950, a young man I was engaged to had lung surgery there. His name was Virgil Stallings. He was a loving and wonderful man. He was killed in an auto accident before we could be married. He always told me his treatment there was the "best." Thanks to everyone who is saving this piece of so many peoples history.
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