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‘No plans to quit’: Terry Foster approaches 50 years in emergency nursing, compassion is his calling
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‘No plans to quit’: Terry Foster approaches 50 years in emergency nursing, compassion is his calling
By Abigail Wright NKyTribune staff writer The smell of freshly baked Mountain Dew cake still takes Terry Foster back to his childhood. His mother, Mary Ruth Foster, was a night clerk at St. Elizabeth Healthcare, raising six boys in Taylor Mill. The cake became her signature dessert. If it was sitting uncovered in the kitchen, the boys knew it was fair game, and if it was covered, they would ask who died. Terry Foster (NKyTribune file photo) The …
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