Nov 02, 2021
Dear Murray,
Thank you.
And a very big thank you to you and all the staff at Dunham for helping [Resident] on her journey. She sounds so wonderful and I can hardly wait
to see her. She is so happy and grateful for her time at Dunham and the life changing experience it has brought her. I will not hesitate to recommend your organization.
Thank you Murray.
Kind regards,
Vida
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