Trezevant CEO John Webb Retirement Party Story Submitted | Photos by Emily Palmer
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rezevant residents, staff and friends gathered to celebrate the service and leadership of outgoing CEO John Webb with a retirement party in the senior community’s Performing Arts Center. Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres as they mingled and celebrated Webb’s dedicated service as CEO of the community. During Webb’s near 15-year tenure, Trezevant underwent a $120 million renovation and Walter and Linda Mischke expansion, more than doubling the size of the campus and its capacity. Prior to his retirement, Webb worked closely alongside incoming CEO Kent Phillips to impart knowledge and experience gleaned during his leadership at Trezevant to ensure continuity in the community’s success for years to come. Trezevant is a continuing care retirement community in the heart of Memphis.
Methodist Healthcare Foundation Living Awards Story Submitted | Photos by Joseph Martin
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he 35th annual Living Awards hosted by the Methodist Healthcare Foundation was held at The Peabody Hotel. Each year, Methodist recognizes individuals or organizations who have distinguished themselves by their leadership and commitment to the healing mission of Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare and to those whose faith-based initiatives have had a profound impact on healthcare locally, nationally, and Michael Ugwueke, David Jordan globally. The 2015 Living Awards honorees included Rev. Dr. Elvernice “Sonny” Davis and Dr. David Lavelle and Cynthia Davis; Dr. Henry G. “Hank” Herrod; Dr. Arthur M. Townsend IV; and Agape Child and Family Services. Mike Conley of the Memphis Grizzlies received the Strive to Aspire Award for his personal commitment to the Methodist Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center.
Deborah and Dr. Arthur Townsend IV with Isabella Townsend John Webb with Sissy and Bill Long
Linda Miller, Edie Sellers, Madge Ears and Julie Denman
Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Christmas Card Unveiling Story Submitted | Photos by Ellen Westbrook
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Maggie and Bob Hollabaugh
Ann Bailey and Bettye Lee Drew
he Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary of Memphis held their 2015 Christmas Card unveiling. Belmont Village was the host for the event as well as one of this year’s sponsors. Other sponsors included Paragon Bank, The Peabody Hotel and Gossett Motor Cars. The 2015 Christmas Card featured a painting by local artist Steve Nelson featuring The Peabody Hotel lobby at Christmas. The Event Chair was Sherry Rhodes and Steve Nelson Sherry Rhodes. The purpose of the Auxiliary is to raise public awareness of The Salvation Army, to facilitate the needy, and to strengthen the financial base of the local Salvation Army.
Rodgers and Nancy Menzies
Bruce Hopkins and Kent Phillips
Elizabeth Duncan and Haley Overcast
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Zach Bell, Emma Bell and Shelley Bell with Peggy and Jim Duke