Would you like to say a special thank you to a member of our staff who made your stay exceptional? Did they give you or someone who you love, outstanding care while at South Shore Regional or Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital? This is your opportunity to pay special tribute to that staff person while helping the Health Services Foundation purchase much needed equipment for our hospitals. This special person will receive a note informing them that a donation has been made in their name. They will also receive a unique lapel pin to wear highlighting their exceptional level of care. This is a wonderful way to say “thank you” to someone who has made a difference in your life.
When Sandy Fillmore’s mother Frances, was fighting cancer she was a regular patient at the South Shore Regional Hospitals Emergency Department. Dr. Pugh was often her doctor and
In honour of Dr. Christian Pugh
“(My mom) just adored you and your special care and kindness when she came to the hospital on the weekend of Mother’s Day. . . . She thought you were pretty special and your kindness didn’t go unnoticed, you showed her so much compassion and kindness”
Sandy Fillmore
Diane Mitchell is a breast cancer survivor; she credits Dr. Proctor with helping her get through a very difficult time. She had so many questions and concerns and Dr. Proctor always took the time to address these issues and give her the answers she needed.
In honour of Dr.
“(I) am honouring Dr.
Diane Mitchell
Sandy Fillmore fell from her roof while hanging Christmas decorations. The 18 ft fall left her with hip, shoulder and knee injuries. When she was first brought to
In honour of Shirley Crouse
“God bless you Shirley and wear the pin proudly as you are a fantastic nurse and I’ll never forget your face or the kindness you showed to me that morning when the ambulance brought me in. We need more wonderful nurses like you that are dedicated and caring. Thank you so much for being there for me and you will always be remembered.”
Sandy Fillmore
(photo courtesy of Paula Levy Lighthouse Media Group)
When
In honour of Dr. Giselle Marier
“I am sure that if it wasn’t for Dr. Marier’s quick diagnosis of Rebecca’s condition we wouldn’t have her with us today. How do you thank someone for saving your child’s life? There is nothing anyone can say that will express the gratitude we have for Dr. Marier and her skill.”
Bernadette Jordan
Jalynn Bennett’s daughter, Alexandra, was visiting her in
In honour of the Medical Staff from Fishermen’s and
“…Alexandra and I think that her care at South Shore Regional and Fishermen’s Memorial could not have been better in any other hospital in the country. If she had to get so desperately ill, I am just grateful that it was in the catchment area of
Jalynn Bennett
