Daytonite has passed away... - Page 5
Register Today!- Apr 30, '10 by Pepper The CatVery sad news.
Hi Brian? Could we make a sticky called "The Best of Daytonite" with some of her best advice as a tribute to her? That way, future students could benefit from her advice. - Apr 30, '10 by sharpeimomcondolences to her family. she helped so many many students through the years that the nursing world will forever be a better place.
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shar pei momcelclt likes this. - Apr 30, '10 by imenid37It is very sad to hear. I did not always agree with her, but she was one bright and tough nurse. It was generous of her to take her time and share her expertise with so many. She will be welcomed in heaven and very missed on Earth. She is probably getting a pat on the back from the likes of Florence Nightingale, Dorothea Orem, and Clara Barton.
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- Apr 30, '10 by nursel56God bless you, my sister. You paid it forward to so many people. You will be sorely missed. Condolences to Joyce's family. :redpinkhegonzo1 likes this.
- Apr 30, '10 by VivaLasViejasJoyce was what I'd call a 'nurse's nurse'. She was kind and compassionate, but also had a tough streak that wouldn't allow anyone---whether student OR experienced nurse---to get away with saying "I can't" or making weak excuses for failing to do the necessary work of learning.
While I rejoice that her struggles and her pain are at an end, I'm saddened by her passing. She will be missed here at allnurses. I pray her family will find comfort in the many posts from our members in her online guestbook.
Sleep now, dear friend, and take your rest. Lay your tired brow upon the Master's breast. As He would say, "Well done, good and faithful servant".
- Apr 30, '10 by turnforthenurseRNI am shock
Daytonite will truly be missed. I always looked forward to reading her posts!!
rest in peace, Daytonite
- Apr 30, '10 by ok2bmeShe was such an advocate..for nursing, students, and patients. Thank you Daytonite
FocusRN likes this. - Apr 30, '10 by MB37I was worried since I hadn't seen much from her lately, and knew she had been dealing with some health issues. Her posts were invaluable to me while I was a student. Sad thing to read...
- Apr 30, '10 by celcltwow =I hope she truely knows how much is respected and cared for--she left a footprint on me for sure
