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Mark Parks on St. Mary’s Medical Center

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Mar 19, 2018

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Mark Parks, board member of St. Mary’s Medical Center, discusses advancements made by the hospital center, as well as the hundreds of volunteers who help make patients’ feel comfortable. Interview recorded: February 17^th, 2018

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