Thoughts and Wishes as We Welcome By Tanya Sterling
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appy 2022 to each one of you! As a longtime Fort Bend resident who is out and about in our community volunteering, and yes, socializing, I have gotten the opportunity to interact with so many people in our diverse county. A few commonalities amongst everyone I have encountered are their joi de vivre — enjoyment of life, their selflessness, philanthropy efforts and just their plain enthusiasm for their families, friends, neighbors, and of course, our overall community. The ongoing pandemic only increased empathy and compassion for each other sprinkled with a healthy dose of respect for our fellow residents. I talked with a few business leaders about their thoughts and most importantly, their wishes for the New Year to get their perspective on what we all pray are better days to come.
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he past two years have been so challenging for everyone. Our family of employees and physicians have experienced something that they never imagined they would encounter during their careers. I have seen our team demonstrate incredible grit and grace under pressure. My hope is that the new year will bring us all many more opportunities to be together, to heal, and to embrace everything we have learned while we continue to serve our patients and community.”
~ Chris Siebenaler, Regional Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital
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