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(From left) U.S. Army Col. (Dr.) Darrel K. "Casey"
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Keith Allen, Director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Keith Allen, director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Keith Allen, director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Keith Allen, Director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Keith Allen, director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Keith Allen, director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Keith Allen, Director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
Richard VanBurger, manager of the Roseburg VA Health
Richard Gray, a work leader with the Roseburg VA Health
Keith Allen, director of the Roseburg VA Health Care
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Keith Allen, director of the Roseburg VA Health Care System, reads a letter of recognition in honor of Registered Nurse Ben Busey at the Roseburg VA Urgent Care, Roseburg, Oregon, May 18, 2020. Busey, the Urgent Care nurse manager here and a native of Scottsville, Kentucky, is a former Air Force captain – after six years in uniform as an Intensive Care Unit trauma nurse, he joined the Roseburg VA four years ago. Busey recently returned from a temporary deployment as part of the Disaster Emergency Medical Personnel System (DEMPS) program, supporting the front-line response to COVID-19 with the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System in New Orleans. The worldwide pandemic caused by SARS-CoV2, the disease that causes COVID-19, has brought cheers and tributes for health care workers across the globe. Traditional first responders and ordinary citizens – police, firemen, military and many others – line the streets outside medical facilities and atop balconies from New York City to New Delhi to show appreciation for the difficult work front-line providers do each day. (Official RVAHCS Photo by T. T. Parish/Released)