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June 2007 Newsletter
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Choose a vegetarian entree at least once a week. Daily Bread
Mercy, peace and love be yours in abundance. Jude 2 |
  Hutson Raises Money for Hometown Walk of Hope Recently, Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City staff gathered to show their support for Donald Hutson, CEO and administrator for Baptist Union City, who completed a 24-hour run called Hutson for Hope to raise money for the Hometown Walk of Hope. Hutson began at noon on May 9 and ran every hour, on the hour, for one mile around the hospital campus, concluding his run at 11 a.m. on May 10. Hutson’s daughter Stephanie (right) joined him for four miles, including the first and final laps. The event raised $4,260. “I appreciate every contribution and am overwhelmed by the support and encouragement shown,”said Hutson. Contributions are still being accepted. For more information, call the Baptist Union City public relations department at 731-884-8750.  Baptist Union City Names New Board Member Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City recently named Mary Carpenter, director of the Obion County Public Library, as a member of the hospital’s board of directors. “We are pleased to welcome such an outstanding community leader to our team,” said Donald Hutson, CEO and administrator for Baptist Union City. “Mary Carpenter has served on the indigent care fund board and has been very interested in health care issues in Obion County for many years.” Carpenter replaces Dr. F. Irvin Hays, who retired. “I am honored to join the Baptist Union City board of directors, and I am dedicated to supporting the standards in health care excellence currently in place at the hospital,” Carpenter said. “I look forward to working with my fellow board members to ensure Baptist Union City is the hospital of choice for quality, patient-centered health care.” Carpenter resides in Union City with her husband, Bob, and daughters, Libby and Molly.  Steve Vaughn Recognized for Outstanding Service Recently, Steve Vaughn (center) received recognition from Obion County Mayor Benny McGuire (left) and Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union City CEO and administrator Donald Hutson for his outstanding service on the Obion County Indigent Care Fund board. Retiring from the board, Vaughn began serving in 1999 and has served as board chairman since 2003.  Top of Page |
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