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Home›general›A valet became a key source of support for cancer patients at a N.Y. care center
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A valet became a key source of support for cancer patients at a N.Y. care center

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by CBS News•1h ago•0 views•
Jon Avery, who parks cars at the Roswell Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, says his goal when interacting with patients is to "have a meaningful encounter that's not hollow."
Jon Avery, who parks cars at the Roswell Cancer Center in Buffalo, New York, says his goal when interacting with patients is to "have a meaningful encounter that's not hollow."
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