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<strong>THE</strong> <strong>VITA</strong><strong>LINK</strong><br />
Births<br />
Tabatha Brooks, Respiratory<br />
Therapy, welcomed Paxton Wayne<br />
Brooks on March 11. He weighed<br />
7 lbs. and 7 ozs.<br />
JerriLynn Derryberry, Fifth West,<br />
and her husband, Andy, welcomed<br />
Addison Grace Derryberry on<br />
March 1. She weighed<br />
6 lbs. and 3 ozs.<br />
Jill Fields, Home Services, and<br />
her husband, Billy, welcomed Ann<br />
Cortner Fields on March 4. She<br />
weighed 7 lbs. and 3 ozs.<br />
Lynsey Tipper, Skilled Nursing<br />
Unit, and her husband, Paden,<br />
welcomed Madilyn Grace Tipper on<br />
March 13. She weighed<br />
6 lbs. and 11 ozs.<br />
In Memory of Retirees<br />
Emily Frances (Fran) Davis<br />
passed away on March 3. She<br />
worked in the Emergency<br />
Department and was employed by<br />
MRMC from 1980 to 1990.<br />
Gladys Brown Ingram passed<br />
away on March 16. She worked in<br />
the Pediatric Unit and was<br />
employed by MRMC from<br />
1973 to 1984.<br />
Physicians, from page 2<br />
Dr. Peeler attended the University<br />
of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama<br />
where she received her medical degree.<br />
She completed an internship in<br />
internal medicine at the University of<br />
Tennessee in Memphis, Tennessee<br />
and also completed an internal medicine/pediatrics<br />
residency at St. Louis<br />
University in St. Louis, Missouri.<br />
MRMC Recognizes Volunteers<br />
The Auxiliary Service Awards Banquet<br />
was held on February 23 to recognize volunteers<br />
for their service to the medical center.<br />
In 2009, 441 auxiliary members gave<br />
a total of 67,368 service hours. Auxiliary<br />
members received pins at the banquet in<br />
recognition of the hours of service they<br />
completed (see photos on page 5).<br />
Human Resources helped to determine<br />
the volunteers’ estimated pay rates based<br />
on recent market figures and multiplied that<br />
by the number of hours volunteered. A symbolic<br />
check in the amount of $727,574 was<br />
presented to CEO Robert Otwell representing<br />
hours rendered.<br />
Volunteers Elsie Price and Janey Walters received the pins for the most<br />
hours served. Walters has volunteered for the auxiliary for 55 years and received<br />
her 24,000 hour pin. Price has been a volunteer for 31 years and<br />
received her 25,000 hour pin.<br />
Pictured at the memorial presenation<br />
are (l-r) Robert Vantrease, Rob Vantrease,<br />
and Elizabeth Vantrease’s<br />
former supervisors Ron Agnew and<br />
Ann Morphis.<br />
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Pictured presenting the mock check<br />
to Otwell (left) are Auxiliary Treasurer<br />
Dorothy Witherow (center)<br />
and Auxiliary President Joe Bell.<br />
Salters Speaks at Health Care Training<br />
Dana Salters, women’s services coordinator, was invited<br />
to be an instructor at a mammography conference<br />
presented by Health Learning Source in Nashville. Salters<br />
taught a training and review course on digital mammography<br />
on March 13, and will facilitate three additional trainings<br />
throughout the year.<br />
Technologists, supervisors, department directors and<br />
those interested in learning more about digital breast imaging<br />
are invited to take the course, which examines digital<br />
mammography and how to transform one’s skills to the digital breast imaging<br />
modality. For more information on the course, visit healthlearningsource.com.<br />
Late Employee Memorialized<br />
The family of the late Elizabeth<br />
Vantrease, former respiratory therapist<br />
at MRMC, donated a painting at a memorial<br />
reception hosted by Respiratory<br />
Therapy on March 10 in Vantrease’s<br />
honor.<br />
Vantrease was an employee of the<br />
medical center from 1973 to 2003. She<br />
passed away December 2, 2009.<br />
Presenting the painting was Vantreases’s<br />
son, Rob. Vantrease’s uncle,<br />
Robert Vantrease, is the artist who created<br />
the donated oak tree water color.