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Following in Mom's Footsteps
Some share a profession, some don't. Some meet for lunch, others rarely see each other.
Whatever the case, mothers who share their workplace with a child can't conceal their pride.
The odds wouldn't have been in Mary Rose's favor. Like
most girls in the 1960s, she married young and had a family
quickly. Then she got divorced, her ex-husband died suddenly
six months later, and she was a very single parent with
three young children.
She conjured up an ingenious plan to survive. She talked
her best friend, Claire, also a single mother, into buying
a house directly across the street in Bel Air and then
convinced Claire to go to nursing school with her. MORE
"Remember the time we had a cat brain
in the refrigerator?"
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Mary Rose, Dawn Luzetsky, and Kim
Meadowcoft. Rose told her daughters as children, No matter
what you do, make sure you like it and make sure you're good
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Hopkins, At Your Service
Across the entire medical enterprise, there's
renewed emphasis on how we impress our patients
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Forensics Is His Calling
Meet Forensic nurse Dan Sheridan. MORE |
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A Jump Start
at Hopkins
Hopkins employees show career-minded students
how it's done. MORE
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All in the Family
Some employees take being part of the "Hopkins
Family" literally. MORE
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You Made Your
Mark
East Baltimore Employees enjoy a new addition
to the Hopkins Hospital cafeteria. MORE
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