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“The Journey of Cards Traveling in The World”


09 Apr
2020
  • locationToledo, OH
  • How?Jon Petz

#82418 Sherry

I received the card from Jon at conference to pass on to someone who makes a difference. I am passing the card onto TJ TATE. She is the GM at a hotel who has done more than go above and beyond during the Covid-19 Pandemic. She considered every employees personal situation before any one was furloughed. The majority of staff elected to stay on with reduce hours or salary which shows staff dedication to her and the compassion she has for each and everyone of us. She puts in long hours, works multiple positions EVERY DAY (even before the Covid-19 Pandemic). She remains optimistic for our property, it's employees, and clientele which is very much needed in a time of so much chaos and uncertainty.

28 Mar
2020
  • locationEau Claire Wisconsin USA
  • How?Kelly Hazelton REM Wisconsin

#32638 Jane

I am a Program Supervisor for a group home. My area director mailed this to me along with a card thanking me and our staff on how great we all work together and her appreciation for all of my dedication, compassion and loyalty for my staff and individuals we serve.

27 Mar
2020
  • locationEau Claire, WI US
  • How?Kelly Hazelton

#32640 Dani

I received a card in the mail from the area director within the company I work for & she just expressed how much she appreciated me, and how much I’ve grown. ?

18 Mar
2020
  • locationMenomonie, wi usa
  • How?Kelly Haselton

#32641 Jo

Kelly H is my boss. I work with disabled people..

13 Mar
2020
  • locationChippewa Falls WI
  • How?Kelly Hazelton

#32634 Dawn

I am a Program Supervisor for REM WI and just received this card from my amazing boss. Tysm

13 Mar
2020
  • locationEau Claire, WI
  • How?My Boss

#32639 KaLana

I work for REM WI which is a company who manages and staffs group homes. I am a program supervisor, which means that any shifts that don’t get covered, I’m responsible to work. My boss sent me a beautiful note and this 7ofHearts card to let me know she appreciated me and my hard work, as life has given me the crappy end of the stick for quite a few months now. It was a unique and fun way for me to feel appreciated.

12 Mar
2020
  • locationSidney/Ohio/US
  • How?Lee Eilerman

#42377 Robin

04 Mar
2020
  • locationLa Crosse
  • How?Jennie

#11858 Melody

This month, I am choosing to give the 7 of Hearts to Melody. Melody is celebrating her 10th(?) year here at Aptiv. She has been a consistent and supportive staff who is flexible when we need to change her schedule and willing to work with anyone that we need in that moment. She asks good questions when she doesn’t know something, and she also takes feedback well and tries to grow and learn from it. Her dedication and support to our participants is evident because she is usually one of the first people here every morning, even if she isn’t scheduled until 8. I have never seen Melody in a bad mood or even frustrated, and she is always speaking so kindly about all participants and staff and laughing at the goofiness of daily life here. Thank you, Melody, for your time and energy you have put into Aptiv and Day Services, and thank you for the overall presence that you bring!

03 Mar
2020
  • locationColumbus/ Ohio / United States
  • How?Bought Jon’s book “Significance” / to my wife

#78551 Ryan

Back in 2015 my wife and I found out we were pregnant with our second child. 8 weeks into the pregnancy we found out by accident that it was possible our baby could have Down syndrome due to various markers found during an ultrasound. It made for an exhausting, roller coaster pregnancy as we had no idea what the future held. Our 2nd son, James, was born healthy and beautiful just as we had hoped. He just happened to have Down syndrome. In general, raising kids is hard. How things would be different this time with James? We just didn’t know. To make sure we gave James all that he needed my wife decided to stay home full time. She put her career on hold and quit her job as a successful speech pathologist. For the past 5 years she has led James through countless doctor appointments, therapies, tutoring sessions, and now preschool. Always looking for ways to advocate for James and people like him. She also taught herself sign language in order for us to be able to communicate with James before he could talk. She then volunteered her time to share this skill with families like ours. And by the way, she had our 3rd child and is the rock of our family. She is absolutely crushing it! We are so grateful. She fills our hearts. We love you! Thank you for making a difference every day.

26 Feb
2020
  • locationSt. Petersburg, FL
  • How?Julie

#88442 Shaquira

We were at a leadership conference for 3 days. We were placed in the same small groups to practice facilitative leadership and gain a new skillset. It is interesting because we have worked together for almost two years indirectly, but this was the first time we spent consistent time together outside of those roles. I did my presentation (nervous, but a good job) and the feedback I received from Julie really made a difference. Thank you for your kind, but sincere words. they made a imprint on me.