EVENTS
Alan VanArsdall, market president, Central Bank, chair of the board of the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation; Dan Howard, operations director Bluegrass Oxygen, Paddy Cochrell, Golf Pro-Charity Golf International, Craig Rauvolabouta; Dr. John Stewart; Lynnette Rauvolabouta, VP Mission Services, SJH. (L-R)
Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Golf Event
The 26th Annual Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Golf Event was held on Monday, June 8th at the University Club of Kentucky. The event, presented by Bluegrass Oxygen, hosted 200 golfers and 30 volunteers for a full field at the UK Club. The event raised over $106,000 to support mission and outreach programs at Saint Joseph Hospital, Saint Joseph East, and Saint Joseph Jessamine RJ Corman Ambulatory Care Center. In 25 years, the event has raised more than $2.1 million to fund projects including the expansion of KentuckyOne Health Breast Care at Saint Joseph East, nursing scholarships, the Appalachian Outreach Program, Yes, Mamm! Mammography financial assistance, and other hospital outreach needs. “We are grateful to the community for its tremendous support of this event over the past 25 years. Every dollar raised here, stays here,” said Mike Marnhout, long-time chair of the Golf Committee and Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation board member. “The proceeds from this event will make a significant impact on the patients and families that rely on us. We understand the importance of hosting over 200 golfers who all share in the goal of providing wellness, healing, and hope to those served by Saint Joseph Hospital.” Photo caption: LEXINGTON
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Mike Marnhout, president, Bluegrass Oxygen and chair of Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation golf committee; Brian Dineen, SJ Foundation board member; John Dineen, MD, Lexington Clinic, Bruce Broudy, MD , Lexington Clinic. (L-R)
Sue Downs, Interim president Saint Joseph Hospital, Ron Downs, Carol Dwyer, VP, Patient Services, Saint Joseph Hospital, Tim Holbrook, director of HR, Saint Joseph Hospital. (L-R)