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My name is Angela Thomas. I have been married to my husband, Clint, for two years and, after blending our families, we have six children. I enjoy the outdoors and spending time with our closely knit family. I have been in the medical field for 22 years.

Through Beltone Audiology, I have been blessed to help the residents of Marion hear better for more than six years. Beltone has serviced the Marion area for 30+ years and has been in business for 78 years. I spend time volunteering at the Marion Senior Center and Seniors on Center in Mount Gilead, by providing free hearing screenings monthly and helping out with other activities.

The residents of Marion have helped me to grow tremendously not only in numbers, but in all aspects. I have the opportunity every day to meet new faces, and learn through their stories and life experiences. I especially appreciate the veterans and their service to our country. I also have met many wonderful health care providers throughout the community that are always willing to help in anyway they can.

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