Dr. Edakandyil Manoharan says goodbye to Lonesome Pine Hospital

by IDA HOLYFIELD • Post Editor
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Long-time friend and patient Tamil Ramakrishnan describes Dr. E. Manoharan as 'a caring and gentle and compassionate man in both his personal and his professional life. We will all miss him so much," she said of his upcoming retirement.Click Hereto order photo reprints


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