What a nice tribute to Al Muller on Sunday. (Article, “Everett hospital leader was devoted to work, family.”)
I was a student nurse at General Hospital of Everett in the 1960s and he was our “father superior.”
While he gave us a “shhh” when we got too noisy in the hallways, he treated each of us like family.
Thanks for the happy memory!
Ann Bingham Rudd
Langley
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