We, as a community, are lucky to have her. She has individually notched up the level of care in Pensacola. She is an unrecognized asset to this community.

She didn't tell anyone in town about it. We just found out because one of my physicians is on the board.

Because they are such a rare breed, they usually practice in larger communities with bigger hospitals and research universities. Patients from far away will come to them ... and to think we had one sitting right in our midst.

The Boy Scouts, of course, had an influence on me because I learned about service in the community.

This is still surprising to me that we had this kind of community outbreak.

This is a community outbreak. This is not an issue with those three facilities. This is a community issue.