Filling a prescription @ the pharmacy here. The lady at drop off neglected to update an address on file from about 8 years ago. We shopped around the store for about an hour while waiting for pickup. Waited in line and got to the register where a different associate asked for the address on file in order to pick up. Unfortunately I didn't remember the street number. While I could verify the social, date of birth, and full name, they would not release the prescription without that address, even though I told her that no one asked me to update it and multiple associates confirmed that as well as that it should have been done at the time of drop off. I was quite upset as we needed the medication and it was too late to go to another pharmacy and told them I would need the prescription back in order to take my business elsewhere. The manager, Mr. McKenzie, brought me the prescription and apologized, stating that he would be having a personal talk with the employee for not updating the information as she was required to do. After a brief explanation directly from me, he actually was able to run the prescription back through the system and rush everything through so we didn't have to wait in line again. He spent his personal time doing this and came out from behind the counter to thank me for being so patient, apologize for both the wait and inconvenience and express his understanding of how important it was that medications be handled quickly and appropriately without error. He informed me that he was new to the store and was doing his best to get past issues turned around and put the pharmacy back on the right track. Mr. McKenzie was an example of excellent management and customer care and brought me from an angry customer, ready to walk out and never use the pharmacy again, to a loyal client with respect for his leadership and clear commitment to his customers. He was absolutely wonderful.