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Don't Sell Sunnyview

Don't Sell Sunnyview

Closed — 14 supporters Verified

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Ellen E.
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Georgia Y.
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Kevin B.
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Raymond O.
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Karen B.
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Sandy G.
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Marianne C.
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Martha E.
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Itzi M.
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Jillian R.
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Started by Anonymous 12 years, 9 months ago

To: Butler County Commissioners

We the undersigned want Butler County, Pennsylvania to retain ownership of Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

8 Comments

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Kevin Boozel
12 years ago Featured

It is time to look at the facts for Butler County. The Sunnyview Nursing Home is a crucial piece of the infrastructure that makes Butler so livable. While leadership and management of the facility may need revamped to support staff moral and operating efficiency, the option of selling out our seniors isn't an option. Our commissioners may think they are doing their best by following a simplistic business model while the other commissioner can only manage to provide personal attacks and to antagonize the situation. As a tax paying resident of Butler County, I am holding you accountable and expect more. "Leaders think and talk about solutions. Followers think and talk about the problems" ~ (B. Tracy) Signed by Kevin Boozel

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Richard G. Graff
12 years ago Featured

Sunnyview workers are tax paying, contributing members of the Butler County workforce. We want to keep their jobs not give them over to some "private owner" whose ethics toward workers are completely unknown.

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Karen Barbati
12 years ago

Don't sell Sunnyview!!

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Itzi Meztli
12 years ago

Stop scapegoating Sunnyview Nursing Home for the failure of fiscal leadership from the majority Butler County Commissioners. Don't sell Sunnyview!

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Jillian Ramsay Stern
12 years ago

Sunnyview isnot a business. It is an aid for humans to assist and help other humans keep their pride and their lives. Every human has the right to live and the responsibility to make sure that other humans in dire straits also live as full a life as possible.That's the bottom line.

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Jack Beiler
12 years ago

Should be what would "Jesus do?" Jack Beiler

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Jack Beiler
12 years ago

The cost to each taxpayer is very small to support this wonderful facility for senior citizens and disabled persons. What are Jesus do? Certainly not kick those less fortunate people out on the street.

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Carolyn J. Graff
12 years ago

Love thy neighbor as thyself. This cannot be about the bottom line.