Cora Hayes

I’m at Cora up at Roseadele. . She took care of my Mom, Bev Lawler. Whenever I talked to her, I always felt that she cared about my mom like she was our family. She was a wonderful nurse. I wish all nurses were like her. I had no idea. She was 87. I guessed her age one time and she said thank you. And then I told her I hope I didn’t insult you and that you’re not that old. I thought she was 75. Seriously. She was so youthfuland fun. I didn’t realize that Cora was in poor health. I’m very sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing, Cora, your mom and your wife with all the people up at Roseadele. She was much appreciated and everyone loved to talk to her. She will be missed.

Cora was one of THE most inspiring women I have ever known! She was smart and spry all the way to the very end!! She will be very missed and my thoughts and prayers continue to flow with her family!! Colleen Mostad

Cora was always a burst of enery and full of smiles and laughs for her residents. I always appreciated her tepirts and strong advocacy for the residents! Prayets and blessings to coras family! Teree Rittenbach NP

We sat together many Sunday mornings. Thoughts and prayers out to Glenn, Greg, Sarah, and the entire Hayes family.

I first met Cora 20+ years ago at Hi-Acres. She was a friend and a sister in Christ. She was, and always remained, a lady who chose to put others first because of her deep devotion to our Lord Jesus. The worst part about getting older is saying goodbye to those that you have met along this journey. I will always cherish her memory. My prayers to Glenn and his family.