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over chairs and spilled onto the floor. Our sinuses cleared for the first time in weeks, and we all drew a long, deep breath.
Meanwhile, back at Tom O’Halloran’s Glengary Christmas Tree Farm in Viewtown, customers were noticing a strange lack of stock in the wreath department. Even more suspiciously, Mr. O’Halloran didn’t seem to mind missing a few sales. He just smiled at them with a twinkle in his eye.
Office manager Arm Frazier finally owned up to letting him in after hours. For the second year in a row, Mr. O’Halloran is the one person who has made it possible for us to place a wreath upon the door of each and every hospice patient. No one has ever asked him to give. He just does it out of the pure goodness of his holiday heart.
With rays of winter sunshine in their smiles, hospice nurses gathered the wreaths under their arms and delivered them as they made their daily rounds. Thanks to folks like.Mr. O’Halloran and our enthusiastic crew of volunteers, handling minor miracles just comes with the territory.
Hospice secretary Tiffany Martin
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