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February 2007 Newsletter
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Avoid gravies. Most gravy is made with meat fat. Instead, season food with herbs and spices, tomato, lemon or lime juice. Daily Bread
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 Baptist Union City Welcomes First Baby of 2007 Craig and Patresa Rogers of Martin welcome their newborn daughter, Lakyn Anne Rogers, who was delivered at 9:11 p.m. on Jan. 3 to become the first baby born at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City in 2007. She weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces, and was 21 and a half inches long. Lakyn is the couple’s third child. They are also the parents of sons Cole, 13, and Cade, 7.  Champions Recognized Recently, Service First Champions from Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City were recognized at a luncheon with Baptist Memorial Health Care president and CEO Stephen C. Reynolds (far left) and executive vice president and chief operating officer David Hogan (far right); along with Baptist Union City administrator and CEO Donald Hutson (second from right). Baptist Union City Service First Champions are (l to r) Angela Lewis, admissions clerk; Jane Yandell, RN; and Phyllis Holt, LPN. Champion Terry Walker, RN is not pictured. Service First Champions are Baptist colleagues who constantly exceed all expectations to serve others. Billie Eakes Named Service First Champion Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City is pleased to announce Billie Eakes is its Service First Champion for the first quarter fiscal year 2007. Selected from more than 400 colleagues, Billie exemplifies customer service and upholds Baptist Memorial Health Care’s mission of preaching, teaching and healing. A fellow colleague remembers Billie and her Service First work ethic in action: “We had a 6-year-old burn victim in the ER. He was badly burned and was being airlifted to Vanderbilt for treatment. Billie did a great job talking to the little boy, calming his fears and working through some "family dynamics" that were difficult, to say the least. As the helicopter crew was getting all the information they required, the only cell phone available to the family that would allow the crew to communicate with the mom was running out of power and they had no battery charger in the car. Billie saw the need, realized her cell phone was the same model, took her fully charged battery out of her phone and swapped with the mother of the child, enabling them to communicate with the flight crew and on-the-ground medical personnel as the family made the three-hour drive to Nashville. For Billie, this was a natural reaction to an unmet need.” Billie is a registered nurse who began working for Baptist Union City in 1996.  Top of Page |
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