2008 Auxiliary Awards Luncheon
The GVMH Board of Directors were hosts Wednesday, April 9, at the 33rd
Annual Awards Luncheon for the GVMH Auxiliary held at the United Methodist
Church of Clinton. The Auxiliary Chairperson for the event was Annette Meyers. Mary Jo Cable and her committee from the Methodist Church prepared and served the delicious meal.
Randy Wertz, CEO, GVMH, welcomed the group and gave a few brief comments on the Auxiliary and their support of the hospital. Reverend Durward Scott gave a beautiful invocation and the meal was served.
After lunch, Pam Crump, Director of Volunteer Services, thanked the GVMH
Board of Directors for hosting the luncheon, Randy for his support of the Auxiliary and Mary Jo and her committee for the delicious meal they prepared and served.
Linda Sites, Auxiliary President, gave a brief summary of the year’s events and
thanked everyone for their help. Linda did a fantastic job as Auxiliary President.
Linda Sites and Pam Crump presented Randy a check for $20,000 from the Auxiliary. Randy graciously accepted the check and thanked the Auxiliary for their support.
Ranae Walrath, Scholarship Chairperson, awarded scholarships to the following: Mary Young, Donna Moreland, Ashley Lasswell,
Dillon Mothersbaugh and Micah Charles
Pam Crump and Virginia Graham presented hours of Service Awards. Special recognition was given to Sallie Steuart for representing the GVMH Auxiliary on the MAHA Board for the last four years. Sallie has worked very hard in support of issues that positively effect the local Auxiliary. Pat Kampmann was recognized for her commitment to the Auxiliary through serving on various boards, committees and always making herself available to work for others whenever and wherever needed.
The Volunteer of the Year Award was presented to Helen Hail. Helen was chosen by a silent committee of her peers. She was described as a “Go-Getter” and a person who approaches every project with a very positive attitude. She was Ways and Means Chairperson last year, upcoming President this year and is serving as Co-chair on the Annual Auxiliary Golf Tournament that takes place on May 3 at Clinton Country Club.
The Nominating Committee Chairperson, Linda Sites, presented the slate of officers. The officers were accepted by acclamation. Past President Lena Rains installed the new officers. The new officers are: President, Helen Hail; Vice President, Sallie Steuart ; Secretary, Pat Brown; Treasurer, Linda Brooks and Assistant Treasurer, Jim Theis. The new three-year board member is Linda Sites. Helen Hail, incoming Auxiliary President, gave a brief report on her leadership plan for the Auxiliary in 2008-2009.
Pam and Virginia distributed the door prizes and Pam closed with the following: “Those who are not looking for happiness are the most likely to find it, because those who are searching forget that the surest way to be happy is to seek happiness for others.” Martin Luther King, Jr.
Randy Wertz, GVMH CEO, presented Linda Sites with a plaque as outgoing GVMH Auxiliary president.
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Pat Kampmann was recognized for her commitment to the Auxiliary through serving on various boards, committees and always making herslft available to work for others whenever and wherever needed. She is pictured with Pam Crump, director of Volunteer Services.
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Sallie Steuart accepting her award for representing the Auxiliary on the MAHA Board for the last four years.
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L - R: Ranae Walrath, scholarship chairperson;Dillon Mothersbaugh, Clinton High School senior and scholarship recipient; Ahsley Lasswell, Lakeland High school senior and scholarship recipient, and Mary Young, RN, Infection Control nurse, GVMH, scholarship recipient.
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900 Hours: Tonya Harrison and Jan Wahl. Not pictured, Eula Parsons.
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200 Hours: Georgia Reeves and Delores Rowe. Not pictured- Avis Compton, M.J. Gebhardt and Johnny Kraft.
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100 Hours: L - R: Bob Fenwich, Arvie Fenwich, Pearl Combs, Kelly Adkins and Carol Parsons. Not Pictured- Debbie Bird, Gloria Burke, Barb Grimshaw, Karen Kennedy, Janet Newman, and Marilyn Spiek.
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1,100 Hours: Jim Theis and Darlene McLaughlin. Not Pictured - Norma Dody and Peggy Sherman.
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1,300 Hours: Blayne Paxton and Faye Lowe.
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1,600 Hours: Lu Newell and Judy Davis. Not pictured- Alma Davis and Wilma McFarlin.
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1,700 Hours: Charlotte Simonsen and Trina Schroeder.
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1,800 Hours: Pat Snyder and Frances Masoner.
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3,200 Hours: Norma Birdsong and Donna Martin.
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3,700 Hours: Helen Hall (who was also chosen as Volunteer of the Year) and Durward Scott.
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Lena Rains, past president, installed new officers. |
9,100 Hours: Glenda Hukriede.
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9,700 Hours:Becky Theis
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10,200 Hours: Pat Kampmann.
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13,700 Hours: Bernice Talley.
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18,500 Hours: Irene Henry.
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9,000 Hours: Lena Rains.
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8,400 Hours: Geneva Keck |
6,600 Hours: Sallie Steuart |
5,100 Hours: Lila Beland
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4,900 Hours: Jennie Holmes
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4,800 Hours: Millie Shutt |
3,800 Hours: Pauline Ash
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3,600 Hours: Irene Church
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3,500 Hours: Mary Knutson.
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1,000 Hours: Jan Barrows
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3,400 Hours: Maxine Finks. Not Pictured-Sharon Dillon.
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3,100 Hours: Pat Brown
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3,000 Hours: Linda Sites
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2,800 Hours: Carol Williams. Not Pictured - Donly Dehn.
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2,700 Hours: Ranae Walrath
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1,500 Hours: Bill Harrison. Not pictured are Leroy Dillon, Patty May and Nancy Skaggs.
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1,400 Hours: Linda Brooks
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1,200 Hours: Rosalie Bennett. Not Pictured- Virginia Hunter.
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300 Hours: Gerry Wahl
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500 Hours: Vonna Young. Not pictured, Vicky Naber.
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600 Hours: Pat Licher |
800 Hours: Sylvia Smith. Not pictured - Sue Robinson.
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