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By Veronica Hill and Evan Maxwell
September 7, 2022[/cs_text][cs_text class=”cs-ta-center”]
The daughter of Mexican immigrants to the United States who was born during the Great Depression, Gloria Aguilera Nichtawitz (Nēsh-ta-vitz) has a can-do spirit that perseveres. Coming from a line of honest, hardworking people, she found a way through various obstacles and challenges to realize her dream of helping others around the world through nursing.
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