After more than 25 years of caring for this community, my wife Sue and I have made the very difficult decision to close our pharmacy and retire. This pharmacy has been more than a business to us—it has been a place of friendships, shared stories, and trust that we have cherished every day.
This decision did not come easily. Following my heart attack last June, we were reminded of the importance of our health and family. At the same time, our pharmacy has continued to grow, and we have outgrown our current space. In addition, the increasing challenges created by pharmacy benefit managers have made it extremely difficult for independent pharmacies like ours to continue serving patients the way we believe they deserve.
Our greatest priority has always been your care. To ensure a smooth transition, your pharmacy records have been securely transferred to Walgreens so your prescriptions can continue without interruption.
We are incredibly grateful for the support, kindness, and loyalty you have shown us over the past 25 years. Serving you and your families has truly been an honor and a blessing. We will always be thankful for the opportunity to be part of this community. We leave with full hearts and fond memories that will stay with us forever.
With our deepest appreciation and warmest wishes for your continued health and happiness,
Bryan and Sue Hercules
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- University of Missouri- Kansas City, RPh
- Serving the community for almost 20 years
- Specializes in working with patients' insurance and physicians with fast, personalized service
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