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Scholastic Awards offered by the Samaritan Hospital Foundation are available to residents of Ashland

More than 150 donors to Samaritan Hospital Foundation gathered for the annual Heart of Giving Donor Appreciation Dinner that took place Oct. 2 at Samaritan on Main. Four individuals were honored who work tirelessly going above and beyond to improve the lives of others.

Four Loudonville-Perrysville organizations received L-P Community Support Awards from Samaritan Hospital Foundation. The awards are distributed annually by SHF to organizations and programs that promote health and wellness for residents in the Loudonville-Perrysville area.

Danny Boggs, president and CEO of Samaritan Regional Health System; Bev Iceman, director of nursing administration at SRHS; Dawn Sparr, director of AMSU at SRHS; and Richard Beal, president of Samaritan Hospital Foundation, preview one of the new, private patient rooms on the Acute Medical Surgical Unit.

Samaritan Hospital Foundation recently distributed $15,000 in scholastic awards to local residents.

Proceeds from the Samaritan Hospital Foundation’s 28th Annual Charity Golf Classic, held June 20, will surely make a difference in our local community. Twenty-eight teams played in the scramble to support and enhance health, wellness and safety initiatives in Ashland County.

Loudonville/Perrysville Community Support Awards presented by Samaritan Hospital Foundation

Members of The Samaritans Club hold annual meeting

Mona Campbell, SHF Office Manager, presents $25,000 to Danny Boggs, Pres./CEO of SRHS, to assist with purchase of digital mammography equipment.

The winning team was sponsored by Ashland ENT, Allergy & Hearing Aid Center and consisted of Dr. Andrew Stein, Dr. Dan Denbow, Scott Green and Eric Dowiatt. The 27th Annual Samaritan Hospital Foundation Charity Golf Classic was held at the Ashland Golf Club on Friday, June 21, 2013. Thirty-four teams participated in the scr

ASHLAND – Samaritan Hospital Foundation recently distributed $15,000 in scholastic awards to local residents. Coral Ward of Ashland was the recipient of the $1,0

More than 150 well-wishers were on hand to see former Loudonville bank president Jim Lingenfelter receive the Heart of Giving award from Samaritan Hospital Foundation on