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| Driving ForceRichard diGeorge, driver, and Dave Hall, from FMC’s Security Department, show off the Chrysler global motor car (GEM car) donated to FMC by the Gill-Montague School District. Two years ago, Turners Falls High School staff learned that Chrysler Corporation was donating GEM cars to charitable organizations. The school sent in a request for two cars, and received 15. The GM school board then had the task of finding homes for 13 extra cars. News of the donation and the search for ‘homes’ for the GEMs reached Joe Zukowski, manager of FMC’s security department; Zukowski contacted Rob Morrill, principal of Turners Falls High School, stating his interest in obtaining a car for FMC.
Auxiliary Force Franklin Medical Center’s Board of Organized Work (BOOW) has awarded 10 scholarships, totaling $5800, to assist students who wish to further their education in health care fields. The awards were presented during a reception at the hospital on Tuesday, May 30. This year’s scholarship winners include four FMC employees, a Baystate Health Ambulance EMT, four children of employees, and a Greenfield Community College nursing student. The BOOW, a volunteer auxiliary organization, established the Annie S. Barclay Scholarship Fund in 1962 to help FMC employees, members of their families, and relatives of BOOW members further their education in health care fields. Grants provide students pursuing education on the undergraduate, graduate and paraprofessional levels. Over the years, the BOOW has awarded over $100,000 in scholarship money. Front, left to right: Lindsay Russell, Anne Mastrototaro, Kristen Joyce. Rear left to right: Traci White, Sharon O’Malley, Rachel Colby, Elizabeth Fisk, Sheri Thayer, Mikhaela Ivancheva.
Grand Opening Staff at Keystone Woods celebrate the grand opening of Grayson House, an assisted living facility. Back row: Deanna Lawrence, Executive Director; Angie Thornton, Assistant Director of Marketing; Leslie Pallante, Assistant Health & Wellness Leader. Front row: Beth Cardillo, Director of Marketing;Brad Wood, Vice President of Operations; Christine Denault, Business Operations Leader
Circle Award Orchard Valley at Wilbraham was recently awarded the 2005 Circle Award for Excellence and Quality. Every year, Benchmark Assisted Living presents the coveted award to one of its 48 communities in recognition of outstanding overall performance and service to its residents. Olga Laureano, Orchard Valley’s Service Champion for 2005, is standing front and center holding the award.
Relay for Life Melissa Hallock, left, sales and marketing coordinator for BusinessWest Magazine and The Healthcare News, poses with Healthcare News account executive Allison Belanger at the Greater Springfield Relay for Life. BusinessWest Magazine and The Healthcare News served as regional media sponsors for all Western Mass. Relays for Life, organized by the American Cancer Society.
View to the Future Graduating seniors in the Diagnostic Medical Imaging Nuclear Medicine department at Springfield Technical Community College. From left, Joanna Yang, Sharon Redmond, Todd Bonett, and Diane Hale
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