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He loved a good life. He changed a lot of people's lives for the better. He was just an amazing, giving generous person to everybody and I know a huge hole in my heart is always going to be their friend. The system can't find. The Callier County community is morning tonight after Dr. Clint Potter died from COVID-19 complications. The 62-year-old had battled cancer twice so his immune system was weakened. He was finally cancer-free though and looking forward to treating his beloved patients when he contracted COVID despite being fully vaccinated. When he contracted COVID despite being fully vaccinated. What the hell is wrong with you people? NBC2's Jennifer Vega spoke to his co-workers about the whole his death leaves in the medical community. Tonight, staff here at Dr. Potter's practice advance individualized medicine say they are still in shock. Two weeks ago, coming into work completely fine. Last week, testing positive for COVID-19. Now, he's no longer here. Today, less than 48 hours after Dr. Clint Potter's passing, staff say it's an eerie feeling inside the AIM office. The 62-year-old's desk sitting empty, still holding his scrub caps and childhood photos. Next to it, a sign for the LGBTQ Nipples Pride Festival, a group he advocated for in his personal life and opened his practice to serve. People just seem to really need him. Meanwhile, practice administrator Lori Martell says Dr. Potter's own health was wavering. First, being diagnosed with lymphoma, recovering only to be diagnosed with tonsil cancer last year. Himo and surgeries made him immunocompromised. It wasn't until a few months ago when finally Dr. Potter was cancer-free and fully vaccinated. Martell says all was well until last week when he tested positive for COVID-19. And rush to physicians' regional hospital under cardiac arrest. Sir, free and fully vaccinated. Martell says all was well until last week when he tested positive for COVID-19. And rush to physicians' regional hospital under cardiac arrest. And rush to physicians' regional hospital under cardiac arrest. They've been telling lies, they've been telling lies.