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    Graduation first step in a life of learning

    - Practical nurse graduates from left to right Katie Betemps, Lorn Quick and Natalie Livingstone.<br/>Citizen photo by Brent Braaten - Brent Braaten, Photographer
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    Practical nurse graduates from left to right Katie Betemps, Lorn Quick and Natalie Livingstone.
    Citizen photo by Brent Braaten

    September 3, 2010

    Bernice Trick
    Citizen staff

    The piper piped and the the crowd cheered as 32 new practical nurses graduated Friday at College of New Caledonia following a year of intensive study and learning.

    Among the four male nurses was Lorn Quick of Prince Rupert who was inspired by his wife, a registered nurse, to enter the field of nursing.

    "I've provided a lot of support for my own ailing mother and father-in-law and that made me feel like I was well suited for the work," said Quick.

    A mature student, Quick said his message to the world is that "it's never too late to make changes and pursue your hopes and dreams."

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