KSAT Community: Thank a health care hero this holiday season This holiday season is a perfect time to recognize our health care workers
Health care workers holiday shout-out
Do you have a health care hero in your life you want to give a shout-out to?
Even if you just want to share a message of appreciation for health care workers for the holidays, KSAT Community is making that opportunity possible.
Just write a few kind words in the form below to thank our health care heroes for the holidays.
Under “Nomination Name” you can just write in “health care workers” or if you have a specific person in mind.
The written ballots will show up on this page once they are approved.
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Kiersten has been a Digital Content Creator with KSAT12 since 2017. She graduated from Texas State University with an electronic media degree and previously worked for the Spurs Sports & Entertainment.
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