I just wanted to do a little bragging about my wonderful husband today! I got this email forwarded to me, and I thought it should be shared with the world, because I am so proud of Tim and thankful for ALL that he does for me and our family, and he is finally getting a little recognition by others for the hard work he does...-This was a email addressed to Tim's Manager at the Park City Hospital that he has been working at for about 2 1/2 months, from an anaesthesiologist that he works with frequently.-
"Just a note to give our anesthesia technician, Tim Cole, some richly deserved praise.
This is my 11th year providing anesthesia, and in that time I estimate I have worked with 20 or more anesthesia technicians. Among these Tim is perhaps the very best I have known.
He is conscientious, hardworking, and always cheerful. More importantly, he does an excellent job of managing his time and resources when he has multiple rooms who need him at once. Last week, we had three rooms that required a combined total of 16 nerve blocks. With one ultrasound between us, it could have been a slow moving disaster of delay, but Tim made it run more smoothly than I would have dared hope. This is due in large part to the way that he assists with nerve blocks. He has paid close attention to our various styles, and I find that blocks proceed more smoothly than they do with any other assistant I can remember. I rarely have to ask for anything. This saves us valuable OR minutes every case. I would be willing to bet that Tim saves you much more than his salary every day simply because of his initiative, forethought, and professionalism.
Let me close by saying that I'm very happy with all the staff here. I think that everyone is performing at a high level, and this helps the OR run surprisingly well at this early stage. Even in this impressive group, Tim stands out. I hope we can keep him for a long time."
This is my 11th year providing anesthesia, and in that time I estimate I have worked with 20 or more anesthesia technicians. Among these Tim is perhaps the very best I have known.
He is conscientious, hardworking, and always cheerful. More importantly, he does an excellent job of managing his time and resources when he has multiple rooms who need him at once. Last week, we had three rooms that required a combined total of 16 nerve blocks. With one ultrasound between us, it could have been a slow moving disaster of delay, but Tim made it run more smoothly than I would have dared hope. This is due in large part to the way that he assists with nerve blocks. He has paid close attention to our various styles, and I find that blocks proceed more smoothly than they do with any other assistant I can remember. I rarely have to ask for anything. This saves us valuable OR minutes every case. I would be willing to bet that Tim saves you much more than his salary every day simply because of his initiative, forethought, and professionalism.
Let me close by saying that I'm very happy with all the staff here. I think that everyone is performing at a high level, and this helps the OR run surprisingly well at this early stage. Even in this impressive group, Tim stands out. I hope we can keep him for a long time."
Way to go Tim, I love you!
This is Ben with their 20' tree, which meant when we got back to grandma's house and she asked Wyatt if we got a big tree, he said no, because our 10' tree was small next to theirs!!
That's me!! 
Wyatt had fun fishing for green slime!!
We all got to go out Trick or Treating together, I think there were more adults than kids!! This is my cousin Brad as some crazy wanna be basketball player!
Last Saturday Tim had to work, but the Wendover Air Show was on, so I drove the boys out to see it, and we had a great time, but it was hot... 90 degrees on the newly paved black top!!
Luke wants to be just like brother every day!!
I finished my "I Spy" quilt... I thought it turned out great!
