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Nathan Deal: “It is with great pride and a distinguished privilege for me today to address the colleagues of the House to honor a man…”

On the recordFebruary 25, 2004
It is with great pride and a distinguished privilege for me today to address the colleagues of the House to honor a man who has accomplished more for northeast Georgia over the past 40 years than most people will do in an entire lifetime. Health care is more accessible and a higher quality exists and surpasses that of many metropolitan areas. Our economy has expanded exponentially for decades. Thousands of jobs have been created, and hundreds of thousands of lives have been improved because of the efforts of this one man. I would like my colleagues to join me in honoring my friend and a community service leader, Mr. John A. Ferguson, Jr., as he retires as president and CEO of Northeast Georgia Medical Center and Health System in Gainesville, Georgia.
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Nathan Deal
Georgia

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Honoring John A. Ferguson, Jr. for his contributions to healthcare and the community in northeast Georgia.

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