Tiffany Anderson, an Emlenton resident, is a visiting nurse with Concordia who gives her all to ensure happiness and comfort in her patients during the good times and bad.

She has faced the COVID-19 Pandemic head-on, with a positive attitude for herself and her patients.

“The hardest part is seeing people suffer and struggle to recover from COVID; not only watching them struggle with COVID, but struggle with depression from not being able to see their loved ones and socialize,” Tiffany added.

To bring some light during the pandemic, Tiffany’s now fiancé, Rick Gorman, proposed to her.

Finally able to get a day off to go wedding dress shopping, Tiffany found herself at One Enchanted Evening in Zelienople with her mother, Barb, and her mother-in-law, Marci.

During her dress shopping experience, Tiffany’s associate, Amanda, engaged in conversation and talked about Tiffany working as a nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“After trying on about 7 to 8 dresses, I fell in love with the last one I tried on, and after I told her that was the dress I wanted, she told me that they were giving it to me for free as appreciation for being a front line worker,” Tiffany said.

“It was a $2,000 dress, and they were completely giving it away for free…They showed their appreciation by not only giving me a free wedding dress, but they are also giving away 100 FREE wedding dresses to frontline workers. It’s just so amazing.”