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Did you hear that Kim Kardashian got married to Kris Humphries last night? It's true. It was a small ceremony, with just a few friends and very little fuss and.... JUST KIDDING!!!
There were 450 guests. Millions were spent. Millions more were earned by the participants, and we've got all the details below. First, though, we present the CNN report that almost made this ridiculous affair worthwhile. Check out the kid in the background:
As for the ceremony itself, with facts courtesy of E!, which will present live coverage of the wedding tonight? Deep breath...
- Kim donned a strapless, ivory Vera Wang dress with a long train.
- She wore Guiseppe Zanotti shoes.
- Kris Humphries sported a Ermenegildo Zegna tuxedo, with black pants, a white shirt and a white bow tie.
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- A passage in the program, written by Kim, read: "I so wish my dad could be here today to walk me down the aisle. But I know in a way he is here, and I feel his loving presence all around me. I love and miss you, dad."
- What does Kim love most about Kris? She told the pastor before the event and it was then relayed to guests: he puts a smile on her face, is the "yin to her yang" and other cliches.
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kim kardashian i wish you the best. I am so happy for you. You picked the right guy. He's handsome and so sweet to you.Hope you had a fablous time at her fairytale wedding. I love you and i wish i was your wedding...:)
am so happy 4 u kim, wishing u all d best. U are my idol
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Tina jealous much? You obviously took an hour to type that mess and you wish you was Kim. Don't be mad because you ain't her. Jealous woman.
LOVE you Tina! You NAILED Kim and her Scuzzball mom. They are a bunch of whores whose mom has been pimping them out for years. Now the next gerenation Kendall and Kylie are being primed for pimping. Kris Jenner should be jailed for child abuse. Where the hell is BRUCE??????
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Lexi's Favorite Chocolate Chip Cookies
Careful measuring and mixing ensure excellent results in these delicious chocolate chip cookies.
- Yield: Makes thirty 4-inch cookies
Source: Holiday Cookies 2001, Special Issue Holiday 2001
- 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons table salt
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 pound (4 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 3 cups packed light-brown sugar
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 4 large eggs
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper, and set aside. In a large bowl, sift together the flour, salt, and baking soda; set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter on medium speed until smooth. Add the sugars, and beat until combined and fluffy. Beat in the eggs and vanilla until well blended.
Add flour mixture, and beat on low speed until combined. Add the chocolate chips, and beat until combined.
Drop 2 to 3 tablespoons of batter at a time onto baking sheets, about 2 inches apart. Bake until golden brown, about 8 minutes, rotating halfway through. Remove the cookies and the parchment paper from the baking sheets, and let cool on a rack.
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Reviews (56)
Jooles12 5 Sep, 2014
I've been making these cookies for years and always to rave reviews! People have nicknamed them my "saucer cookies" as a nod to their glorious size. I'll never get tired of the sweet caramel taste of these buttery beauties. Thanks Lexi and Martha!Reply
Bernadetteann413 8 Oct, 2013
These are, without a doubt, the most amazing chocolate chip cookies...ever! I have been using this recipe for years, and my kids - who are now full grown - will not accept any other homemade chocolate chip cookie! These are also Santa's all-time favorite cookie!Reply
Eat Only If Its Oh So Good 25 Jul, 2013
Dang! So, so, so, so yummy. Make 'emReply
AnitaMac 20 Jan, 2013
Not my favourite - a little too sweet and greasy; not enough chocolate chips per cookie; they burn easily; & don't travel well in a lunch bag BUT they are great served with vanilla bean ice cream. Make them Large and bend into a taco shell shape when warm -then let cool and harden and kids can make Taco Sundays.Reply
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Einie 14 Jul, 2011
THE BEST COOKIES IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!! These cookies NEVER fail to impress & wow people. Since they spread when baked, I make mine smaller & can get almost 300 cookies out of one batch. THANK YOU, LEXI! THANK YOU, MARTHA!!!Reply
ylekiot 21 Nov, 2010
I have made these forever and they are the BEST! Everyone loves them. That said, if you want a thick chewy Mrs Fields' type cookie, this is not the recipe for you. They do spread and are very buttery but that's why they taste so good! I looked for years for a crispy thin CC cookie and this was where I stopped looking! Thanks!Reply
Since1982 14 Aug, 2010
BTW, this recipe was formulated long ago by Alexis Stewart--not the test kitchen--hence the name, Lexi's Favorite Chocolate Chip Cookies.Reply
Since1982 14 Aug, 2010
I LOVE these cookies. I use a SILPAT and put only 4 staggered balls of dough per sheet (18" x 12"). I've made them for years and have always received enthusiastic praise from the people to whom they've been served. However: they're different from traditional chocolate chip cookies so not everyone may be pleased with the results. Try them and decide for yourself. ; )Reply
sltx 24 Feb, 2010
These cookies are so amazingly addictive! They are extremely buttery, you can easily cut out half a stick of butter in this recipe and be totally fine and really notice no difference. The good thing is you can quarter it and still get a lot of cookies. I usually get 60 tablespoon sized cookies (shows how much dough I eat!) spaced 6 to a pan - they spread, so leave at least 4 inches between each! Two TBSP is the optimal size, weighing in around 320 calories!Reply
sltx 24 Feb, 2010
These cookies are so amazingly addictive! They are extremely buttery, you can easily cut out half a stick of butter in this recipe and be totally fine and really notice no difference. The good thing is you can quarter it and still get a lot of cookies. I usually get 60 tablespoon sized cookies (shows how much dough I eat!) spaced 6 to a pan - they spread, so leave at least 4 inches between each! Two TBSP is the optimal size, weighing in around 320 calories!Reply
jeffer 10 Dec, 2009
These cookies are going to be flat and greasey. I haven't made these, but I can already tell by the 4 sticks of butter in the recipe. You have to use crisco in order for your cookies to not spread out so much! obviReply
ljohnson395 10 Dec, 2009
These are my Favorite cookies!! Always come out the same.Reply
ljohnson395 10 Dec, 2009
These are my Favorite Cookies!!! Always come out the same.Reply
Cooploops 11 Oct, 2009
My chocolate chip cookies always come out looking like this-- super thin and I HATE it! What may I be doing that makes them come out like this instead of a traditional chocolate chip cookie?Reply
hailinguk 29 May, 2009
How long do these cookies last for and what is the best way to store them? ThanksReply
TheYoungBaker 28 Mar, 2009
I have no idea where all of these bad reviews are coming from. I only made a half batch. I cooked only 6 cookies at a time on parchment paper for 4 min, spinning the tray and then cooking for another 3 min. Right out of the oven, I slid the paper off of the hot tray and onto a cooling rack to cool for 3 minutes. Then, this is key, TWIST the cookies off of the paper. If the whole cookie comes off, it is cool enough to be put on the rack alone. Following this exactly yields 47 4-inch cookies.Reply
grazianolinda 9 Feb, 2009
This is the perfect chocolate chip cookie for me, thin and crisp.Reply
Bachelor4Ever 18 Dec, 2008
I have made these cookies for years at Chrsitmas time. The recipe works perfectly for me. I've baked them right after mixing up the batter and have baked them after letting the batter refrigerate overnight. Both ways the cookies come out excellent! Two highly recommendations are: Do not bake on parchement paper, this hinders the spreading, and use exact, precise measurements. I'm off to bake the batch for this Christmas 2008! Thanks Martha and Alexis!!Reply
Kerry_berry 16 Dec, 2008
Yes, these cookies are flat, crunchy around the edges and chewy in the middle. They do tend to be a bit on the greasy side. I was only able to put 6 cookies on a pan to make sure they didn't spread out and touch each other. I also had to increase the cooking time to 10 minutes (at 8 minutes they were still raw in the middle). An 'okay-tasting' cookie recipe. Great texture though.Reply
CarlyNJ2SC 13 Dec, 2008
I have to say, this is the worst recipe I've ever tried by Martha. I should've read the reviews/comments first but didn't think about it until I pulled the first batch out of the oven. I threw them out since the suggsted 2-4 Tbs. spread so much, it was almost one entire sheet of cookie. Then, I tried one tps. drops and they still spread too much and don't even ask me about peeling them off the parchment paper! Worst cookie recipe ever!Reply
christinepapp 9 Dec, 2008
I found these cookies spread out too much. And, I, too, think they are too greasy. This is the second cookie I've made from the "Cookie a Day" and will not make anymore. Sorry Martha but maybe your test kitchen is missing something. Even the last ones I made came out just okay. I'm annoyed that I put out so much money and time. Now, I'm tossing them. The recipe should have stated that the cookies spread. I even used my counter mixer with the paddle, as stated in the recipe.Reply
aimy 9 Dec, 2008
love these! the tips i found to help were to use parchment. i would pull the parchment off the cookie sheet whit the cookies still on and use a different piece for the next batch. after a couple minutes the cookies came off easily and then i could set the piece up to swap out with the one in the oven. i also used a scoop. this ensured that they all came out the same size. they looked perfect. if you are trying to bake more than 6 at a time they will probably run together.Reply
YummyMangoTango 6 Dec, 2008
These were some of the best cookies I have ever made. Everyone I made them for loved them and wanted more of them. They are supposed to spread out into very thin cookies. They turn out crisp on the edges and chewy in the middle every time I make them. I watch them very carefully and make sure to take them out of the oven right after the cookies puff up and flatten again. Leaving it in too long after it flattens will result in a weird texture.Reply
chrismas 28 Nov, 2008
These were the worst cookies I have ever made. They spread all into one layer,and did not bake evenly. I tried putting the rest of the dough into a cake panReply
and the results were just as horrific. Wasted a lot of good ingredients and time. I wish Martha would comment on this!
cassieltaylor 26 Nov, 2008
My cookies came out looking exactly like the picture, very thin. But, they are extremely greasy...it has way to much butter in it! Tasty but too much grease.Reply
sofiapais 20 Nov, 2008
Sorry... I found these cookies too sweet and greasy. I will not bake this recipe again.Reply
jeannebw 18 Nov, 2008
Good taste though a little greasy, but mine certainly did not look anything like the pic aand they were chewy not crisp..I'll stick with my own recipeReply
schwankmodee 17 Nov, 2008
The single best chocolate chip cookie ever... if you like them crunchy. I have been making these cookies for years now. They are a family favorite. When baking, expect them to spread almost like a lace cookie, and leave then on the pan to cool slightly before removing them or you'll have a big mess. If you're expecting another toll house cookie, these are not for you!Reply
AndreaRobin 16 Nov, 2008
I was so curious to make these after all the different reviews so I tried them today, must say, I'm still not quite sure what I think of them, my husband liked them, kids didnt try them yet, and I think I liked them, but deffinately found them a little greasy, also I spread them apart alot knowing that they would flatten out, and they still all ran into eachother, so they also dont look so nice. Don't think I would make these again.Reply
Horsepower 16 Nov, 2008
After working on this cookie, it was terrible. Flat, thin, and hard to make. Not very good.Reply
JacqJacq 16 Nov, 2008
In her book, there is a recipe for a thin chocolate chip cookie and the measurements are completely different. Which one should be correct???Reply
nancythebaker 16 Nov, 2008
these are deliciousReply
cosmolindo 16 Nov, 2008
How big do these cookies end up being? Dropping 2-3 tablespoons of batter seems like a lot to meReply
MaryDeRoos 16 Nov, 2008
I have been making this same recipe for years for my older daughter. When she was 3 years old, she tried to describe the cookies she wanted me to help her make.Reply
We had been reading books about body parts and she described the cookies as Skeleton Cookies, because the bones (chocolate chips) stick out. I always have a smile when I make these cookies as I think of those fond memories.
Mixing them by hand seems to incorporate the butter the best so that they will not be greasy.
Aerica 16 Nov, 2008
My mother used to make cookies like this for our school fund raisers when we were in elementary school and they sold like crazy. I tried this recipe and they are not greasy at all like another poster has commented. I love these and they are great with milk!Reply
whit5 16 Nov, 2008
I have not tried them they look to thin and buttery to me, I will stick to my recipe.Reply
jillEbEn 15 Nov, 2008
I thought these were greasy, and no I didn't let the butter get too soft, it was room temp.Reply
knittingzeal 15 Nov, 2008
I can't wait to try this recipe. A friend of mine makes chocolate chip cookies this way always and won't share the recipe. I know the key is much less flour than a traditional recipe. This recipe seems to double all the ingredients of a "Toll house cookie" recipe except for the flour quantity, which is only increased slightly.Reply
angelzrhere 15 Nov, 2008
I made these a few months ago, and they were too thin. They had a lovely look to them, but they were a bit sweet for my taste. If I make this recipe again, I will probably add some oats as suggested - Thanks luvnlrn! Yet, I already have a really good recipe for oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, and I hadn't planned on changing it. Hmm... tough decision. :-/Reply
jimsonly 15 Nov, 2008
These are way too thinReply
Waimea 15 Nov, 2008
I've made these cookies several times (Lexi's favorite) and they are FABULOUS!! Thin, crispy and yes, almost lacy...everyone I've gifted them to LOVES them!!! I think it's the butter and the baking soda that makes them so extra special. Thank you Martha! Mahalo Lexi!!Reply
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sheilaleach 15 Nov, 2008
I am excited about trying these cookies. I love thinReply
Love2Nurse 15 Nov, 2008
This sounds delicious but it's too fatty for me.With the increase in obesity this website should be posting low fat choices. For this recipe I would use less butter and use applesauce instead for a healthier cookie. I make my cookies with applesauce now and don't feel guilty about eating them. Check out recipe #242083 on Recipezaar. They are delicious and healthy too!Reply
pelican66 15 Nov, 2008
i think it's close to one pat of butter per cookie. i like the thinness of this; little dough and more chocolate flavor; almost like a lace or praline type cookieReply
pokeywinkel 15 Nov, 2008
I just can't imagine using all that butter, nasty. The oatmeal does sound good, I will have to try that next time I make chocolate chip cookies.Reply
luvnlrn 15 Nov, 2008
These have always been my family's favorite chocolate chip cookie. I do, however, add up to 1/4 to 1/2 cup of quick cook oats simply for more "chewiness." They are still declicious and actually balance out how buttery and thin they cook without it. It's not your typical chocolate chip cookie that's thick and fluffy, so don't be expecting that with this recipe.Reply
mykele 15 Nov, 2008
I am curious, how can one sasy that a cookie is thinReply
and chewy? That is the one property of this
recipe that turns me off.....It is too thin due to the
excessive amount of butter. One need to modify
the butter by using at least half of the amount sugar
and using shortehing for the other half....this
guarantees a softer fuller cookie that is really
great to eat. I have never found think crispy
cookies to be as flavorful.....My family prefers
a cookie that is much more dense....I
Lornaloves101 15 Nov, 2008
Amazing cookies. They disappear at an amazing rate and I've given this recipe out to friends many times. Just make sure to leave enough room between as they do spread out.Reply
arwen1 15 Nov, 2008
I think the reason they're so thin is because of all the butter (in relationship to the flour). They are very good, though! (I try to just have a couple at a time)Reply
nanaofhuck 15 Nov, 2008
I hope it will be all right if I only add a half of a teaspoon salt instead of the one and a half teaspoons. I think that's way to much salt. There goes the old blood presure.Reply
Encee 15 Nov, 2008
These have my name written on them! I love thin, crispy cookies!Reply
But, one thing...does anyone else here not worry too much about exact measuring? I never have and this would be a big change for me.
Justine2008 1 Nov, 2008
They're really thin! But very creative.. =DReply
LorriPurin 26 Oct, 2008
There used to be a store called The Troll House In Fredericksburg, VA that made cookies like these. I couldn't ever crack the code so I always had to buy them. Then they went out of business and my whole family would think back longingly. Thanks for the recipe Miss Martha!Reply
LorriPurin 26 Oct, 2008
samanthaapril 22 Oct, 2008
I made these cookies out of Martha Stewart's cookbook and I thought they hadn't turned out properly until I saw the photo here on the website....they were so thin! But they are delicious and really chewy.Reply


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Any die-hard coconut fan will be unable to resist these homemade chocolate dipped macaroons. These balls of coconut goodness are a favorite in the springtime and are super easy to bake. Shredded coconut is combined with sweetened condensed milk, vanilla and almond extract, and an egg white to bind the mixture together. Once the balls are formed, these cookies only bake for 10 minutes. Dip the cooled macaroons into the chocolate of your choice and enjoy.
7 ounces (2 ⅔ cups) shredded sweetened coconut
1/2 cup sweetened condensed milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 teaspoons pure almond extract
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 tablespoon sugar
6 ounces good quality semi-sweet chocolate
1 teaspoon vegetable or canola oil
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Bake about 10 minutes or until the tops and bottoms of the cookies are golden brown and delicious. Ovens vary - watch the cookies! Allow to cool on the cookie sheet for a few minutes before transferring to a wire rack to finish cooling. I transfer the entire baking liner to the rack and don't try to peel them off until they are completely cool.
After cookies have cooled, melt 6 ounces of good quality semi-sweet chocolate and 1 teaspoon vegetable oil in a double boiler until almost melted. Remove from heat and stir to finish melting any remaining bits. Dip each cookie bottom and place on a parchment lined baking sheet. Place in the refrigerator until the chocolate sets and they come off the parchment easily.
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. -- A WINK News exclusive. A letter of confession. Cape Coral man, Garrett Kern, wrote the letter to his step-grandmother. In it, Sally Arthur says Kern confesses to killing her husband. Kern is behind bars charged in James Arthur's murder.
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Angela Kay Miller (Randi), Stephen Blackwell (Andy), Richard Payton (Mickey), Jan Cartwright (Emily) and Henry Nelson (Phil) share a joke at their family holiday meal in Two Muses Theatre's production of "Greetings!" Photo: Diane Hill
Gutsy 'Greetings!' Tackles Sensitive Subject
By Dana Casadei
Originally printed 11/29/2012 (Issue 2048 - Between The Lines News)
Religion is a topic that's recommended to avoid when, say, going on a first date or meeting a significant other's parents for the first time. "Greetings!" at Two Muses Theatre isn't one to take that advice, and the result is a very courageous play that breaks down certain barriers.
Tom Dudzick's show, directed by Barbie Weisserman, will make you question many things throughout its two-hour production, including faith, family and the ever-widening generation gap between parent and child. The plot may seem simple, but like any family, its underbelly is anything but.
The show is about the Gorski family and what happens when the eldest son, Andy (Stephen Blackwell, who brings a Jimmy Stewart quality to the stage) brings home a girl, Randi (Angela Kay Miller), whose beliefs are quite different from the Gorski's, especially father Phil (Henry Nelson).
Nelson is one of two to watch for during the production, with a voice that fills the theater. Phil is a stubborn man, unlikeable and opinionated about everything, but shows hints of warmth and humanity, especially in regards to Mickey (Richard Payton). He's a man that's stuck in his ways and doesn't enjoy change, something he seems to fear more than anything else. Nelson has a few moments that stick out, but there's one in Act Two where Phil is talking to God, and that takes the cake. If you don't tear up you might want to get your ticker checked out. It's a scene with much emotion, and it says so much about who Phil is and why he acts this way.
Now for Payton. Where do I start about my love for Payton's Mickey? Mickey, as his mother (Jan Cartwright) puts it, is a "special" boy who isn't like the rest. He doesn't say much, except for "Wow" and "Oh, boy," and has the mentality of a child. Payton's portrayal is touching and, well, kind of perfect. This is the type of role that gets critics' attention, and for all the right reasons.
The setting description in the playbill simply says, "The Gorski household, nestled in a working class neighborhood of Pittsburg, PA." That description sums up what set designer Bill Mandt has built. It's a house with semi-worn furniture and one that looks like it has been lived in - and that's a good thing. If Mandt had put all new furniture and elaborate modern pieces it wouldn't have worked; it wouldn't have been believable.
I also have to give some credit to Weisserman, who was in charge of properties. Those little details say so much about this family and their beliefs before a word is said. There are crosses, photos of the family, and ones of Mary and Jesus, and a nativity set. There's also a board with past Christmas cards, and a variety of books along the bookshelves, which doesn't include the Bible - since that is currently holding up the cookbooks in the kitchen.
"Greetings!" is the last show in Two Muses' first year in production, and it's a gutsy move for the company. It takes shots at every religion under the sun and New Age philosophy, but I'm glad they did it. With choices like this, the company is one that will hopefully keep the surprises coming for years to come.
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Eaton Rapids Medical Center welcomes Babysitting Instructor, Charlene Hamilton from Cardio Pulmonary Resource Center, Inc. Classes will be held on March 10th, 17th and 24th from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at ERMC.
This course is intended to train young adults, between the ages of 11-14, to be responsible babysitters. The students will learn emergency procedures, discipline techniques, diapering and age-appropriate activities. Pediatric (child and infant) CPR, rescue breathing and the Heimlich maneuver will also be covered, along with basic first aid skills needed while babysitting.
Upon completion of the class, the student will receive a Pediatric CPR card, a Basic First Aid card and a Babysitting Course certificate. Students must attend all three classes to obtain certification. The cost of the class is $30.00 per person. Classes fill up quickly, so please RSVP by calling Cardio Pulmonary Resource Center, Inc. at 1-800-900-2772. Eaton Rapids Medical Center is located at 1500 South Main in Eaton Rapids.
Article posted on February 26th 2014. - Article Permalink
Weekly immunization clinic offered
Eaton Rapids Medical Center (ERMC) Family Practice & Redicare will be hosting an immunization clinic each Wednesday from 3 to 6 pm to offer scheduled appointments for childhood vaccinations. Patients will need to provide a photo ID, insurance information and a signed physician order. The Michigan Childhood Immunization Registry (MCIR) will be updated and provided to the patient at the end of the visit. Call (517) 999-4500 to schedule an appointment. Please note: If there are multiple family members, they will each need a separate appointment. ERMC Family Practice & Redicare is located at 1500 South Main Street in Eaton Rapids.
Article posted on February 6th 2013 . - Article Permalink
ERMC employees honored with distinguished service award
Eaton Rapids Medical Center (ERMC) employees Pam Culver and Cathy Morse were honored with the Dr. Meinke and Dr. Sherman Distinguished Service Award at the hospital's 2014 Winter Gala. Each year, two employees are recognized for providing exceptional service to Eaton Rapids Medical Center patients and the community. The award was established to honor Dr. Meinke and Dr. Sherman, physicians who were instrumental in the founding of Eaton Rapids Medical Center.
Pam Culver has been working as a Payroll & Accounts Payable Specialist in the Finance Department since 1999. She was nominated for this award by three of her coworkers. The nominations state, "Pam can often be heard saying that she loves her job. It is very evident on a daily basis. She works hard to get everything done, takes pride in her job, and is very willing to take on new tasks if it benefits the hospital. Knowing that how we treat our staff is vital to our success, Pam is quick to point out any issues that are detrimental to them from the finance perspective. This includes regular paychecks, tuition reimbursement, 403(b) contributions, etc. On a very routine basis, she looks out for staff members without them ever knowing it. In addition, Pam is also a leading member of the Employee Service Committee."
Cathy Morse is the Lead Mammographer in the Radiology Department and has worked for the hospital for 12 years. According to the nomination, "Anyone that knows Cathy knows that she loves her job! She shows it every day with every interaction and always has a smile on her face. She is our mammography guru and can answer any questions or ease your fears when preparing for this often uncomfortable exam. Cathy approaches every patient with a calm, respectful demeanor and our patients are very appreciative of her. I am so thankful to have Cathy as a member of our Service Excellence Committee, as a coworker, and as a member of the ERMC family. She is so valuable to our organization."
Photo: ERMC employees Pam Culver (left) and Cathy Morse (right) receive the Dr. Meinke and Dr. Sherman Distinguished Service Award.
Article posted on January 15th 2013 . - Article Permalink