Like Mother, Like Daughter:
Gator Nurses Share a Special Bond

Some say that there is no stronger bond than between that of a mother and daughter. Add a Gator Nursing connection and that bond becomes even stronger.

In its more than 50 years of history, it is not surprising that the College of Nursing boasts more than a handful of mother-daughter Gator Nurse pairs. Each pair is unique in their decision to become a nurse and, more specifically, a Gator Nurse.

Although many factors about their education and careers are different, one thing remains the same among every Gator Nurse: the passion they have for making a difference and the excitement they have to learn more.

 

Fall 2011

(L) Mother Tami Jungklaus (BSN 2001, MSN 2002) and daughter Elizabeth LeFave (BSN 2006, MSN 2006) enjoy their Gator Nursing bond.

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