What a wonderful lady I can see why all of the guys liked her we need more nurses like her that’s what you call dedication to your patients and she truly loved elvis and she saw the vulnerable side of him as well when he was not well elvis could tell straight away what people he could trust just by talking to them
What a wonderful lady. I saw a video someone posted of her outside Baptist Memorial Hospital the day they imploded it and I think alot of stuff hit her emotionally right then that she wasnt completely expecting because she just lost it once that building started coming down. I felt so sorry for that poor lady that the place where all those memories and her life's work was at was taken down like that in just a few seconds. Ofcourse she'll always have the memories but I know how it is when a place you use to be alot is no longer there and every time you go past that spot it's just not the same because you cant look up and see that familiar site that you know so well.
I love Mrs. Cocke's stories about Elvis . I know what she's talking about when she explains her nursing caree , because my mother was a nurse for many years too . Of course she never got the chance to take care of Elvis !! lol !! What part of Ga. did she say she was from ? Just asking bc I'm from Ga. too . Thank you for sharing this great video !! Love it !!
Such a beautiful and sincere lady..I am so glad she took such good care of Elvis and loved him so much as he did her.
What a wonderful lady I can see why all of the guys liked her we need more nurses like her that’s what you call dedication to your patients and she truly loved elvis and she saw the vulnerable side of him as well when he was not well elvis could tell straight away what people he could trust just by talking to them
Thank you
Elvis was very lucky to have Ms. Cocke .
I love hearing these stories about Elvis! He never lost his so called, "normal guy" days!
This great.
Very mulipitive Elvis was toooo
What a wonderful lady. I saw a video someone posted of her outside Baptist Memorial Hospital the day they imploded it and I think alot of stuff hit her emotionally right then that she wasnt completely expecting because she just lost it once that building started coming down. I felt so sorry for that poor lady that the place where all those memories and her life's work was at was taken down like that in just a few seconds. Ofcourse she'll always have the memories but I know how it is when a place you use to be alot is no longer there and every time you go past that spot it's just not the same because you cant look up and see that familiar site that you know so well.
I love Mrs. Cocke's stories about Elvis . I know what she's talking about when she explains her nursing caree , because my mother was a nurse for many years too . Of course she never got the chance to take care of Elvis !! lol !! What part of Ga. did she say she was from ?
Just asking bc I'm from Ga. too . Thank you for sharing this great video !! Love it !!
really Tom Brown Blue swade shoes?????
Suede.
Oh she got payed in other ways