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THE VITALINK
Maury Regional Medical Center
January 2010
Vol. XXIX, Issue 1
Annual Fund-Raising Drive Raises Nearly $90,000 To Aid
Local Community
As a result of October’s fund-raising effort, nearly $90,000 was raised
to support the Maury Regional Healthcare Foundation and the United
Way of Maury County, according to drive co-chairs Jennifer Busby, director of health information management, and David Thomas, director
of radiation therapy.
“Last year, Maury Regional Medical Center (MRMC) changed the
way it approaches employee fund-raising drives. Employees are now
asked just one time per year to make donations to the Maury Regional
Healthcare Foundation and the United Way and are no longer asked to
give to additional charities,” said Busby. “Focusing our efforts like this
will help to make a greater impact on those we serve.”
Employees, volunteers, physicians and board members pledged Pictured is drive Co-Chair Busby with Foun$54,310 to the foundation and $35,116 to the local United Way chap- dation Executive Director Kilgore reviewing
ter.
donation totals at The Retreat, a hospitality
As part of the foundation’s annual drive, donors were offered the op- house for cancer patients undergoing treatportunity to designate their donation to one or more of the foundation’s ment at MRMC. The Retreat is one of 13
13 funds. According to Joe Kilgore, executive director of the founda- specified foundation funds.
tion, more than $13,000 was designated to the general foundation fund.
Other top funds were the William R. Walter Employee Assistance Fund, which assists employees during unexpected
emergencies or with their continuing education; the Cancer Fund, which provides cancer patients with medications
and other medical supplies who would otherwise be unable to obtain such items; and the Special Needs Fund, which
see Annual Drive, page 7
Award-Winning Services Featured in MRMC Commercials
MRMC launched two new television commercials in January. One commercial focuses on clinical excellence
and the awards and recognitions the medical center has received, including being one of only 23 hospitals in the
nation to receive the Premier Award for Quality and being recognized as a Top 50 health system. The second
commercial promotes the skilled surgical services provided at the medical center, ranging from minimally invasive
to complex vascular procedures. These commercials complement those that the medical center has aired in the
past promoting cancer, women’s, orthopedic and heart services.
“We have worked hard to become one of the nation’s best hospitals, and our commitment to excellence has
been recognized on a national level. These commercials illustrate our accomplishments and our commitment to
provide the best possible care to every patient every day. Thank you to everyone involved in the production of
these commercials,” said CEO Robert Otwell.
The commercials air on Channel 2, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Fox17—predominately during news segments—and on several cable networks including CNN, Discovery, Food Network, HGTV, the History Channel and
MSNBC. The spots are also available for public viewing on mauryregional.com.
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New Employees
December 2009
EMS
Melissa Dingus
James Prince
Environmental Services
Randel Collins
Home Services
Jill Fields
Imaging
Charles Duncan
Shelley Everett
Laboratory
Ricky Fleming
Sharilyn Gambrell
Jennifer Hodge
Kaycie Pruitt
Tara Stanfill
Maury Regional
Healthcare Foundation
Joe Kilgore
continued on page 3
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staff, board of trustees, advisory board, Maury
County Commission, and volunteers.
Vice Presidents Retire After Years of
Dedicated Service
Two long-serving vice presidents, Darlene Baxter
and Ron Pope, recently retired from the medical center
after years of faithful service.
Baxter worked for MRMC for more than 25 years,
most recently as vice president of affiliated services and
executive director of the Maury Regional Healthcare
Foundation. Previously, she held the positions of director
of business/community affairs, director of hospital relations, assistant administrator-support departments and
associate administrator.
The Maury Regional Healthcare Foundation was established in October 2006 under Baxter. Last year she was instrumental in initiating the Dispensary of Hope, which provides free medication to patients meeting a
certain financial criteria at Ambulatory Care and the Lewis Health Center. In 2005,
Baxter received the Tennessee Hospital Association (THA) Meritorious Service
Award for Senior Executives for her exemplary leadership within the organization
and the community.
Pope began working for Maury Regional nearly 34
years ago. He most recently served as vice president of
administrative and ancillary services. Pope also served
as patient accounts manager, director of patient accounting, business office manager, assistant administrator and
associate administrator.
Pope has been affiliated with the American College
of Healthcare Executives and served on the Tennessee
Medical Laboratory Board of Directors. During his time
with MRMC, Pope has been instrumental in the Certificate of Need process for many of the services now provided, as well as facility expansions and technological improvements.
“Ron and Darlene have shown great passion for providing quality services to
the people of Maury County and the surrounding communities. They have been
instrumental in many of the accomplishments the medical center has made in the
past several decades. Their unwavering commitment to Maury Regional throughout the years is an example to all,” said CEO Robert Otwell.
Employees Participate in Blood Drive
The blood drive on January 20 resulted in 55 productive units of blood
which has the potential to save 165
lives. The next blood drive is scheduled
for June 9.
Pictured is American Red Cross Volunteer Kendra Black preparing Cathy
Malone, administrative director of cardiopulmonary services, for her blood
donation.
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contact the Human Resources Department.
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Designer & Copywriter: Kat Hunter
Proofreader: Jan Varnado
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Watson Appointed Vice President
Alan Watson has accepted the position of vice president of affiliate and outpatient services. Prior to coming to
MRMC, Watson served as chief executive officer (CEO)
of Baptist Hospital West in Knoxville, Tennessee. He also
served as CEO of St. Mary’s Medical Center and Bradley
Memorial Hospital in east Tennessee.
“We are pleased to have Alan join Maury Regional and
the senior leadership team. His experience in health care
administration will guide our ancillary services to continue
to provide the excellent care to which they have been committed,” said CEO
Robert Otwell.
Watson has a master’s degree in community health administration and
wellness promotion from California College for Health Sciences, and a bachelor’s degree in nuclear medicine technology from the University of Alabama at
Birmingham. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives
and served on the Tennessee Hospital Association’s Budget and Finance
Committee.
As vice president of affiliate and outpatient services, Watson will oversee
the affiliate facilities and the MRMC laboratory, outpatient physical medicine,
occupational medicine and imaging services departments.
New Employees
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Nursing
Melissa Clark
Seth Harnden
Candace Jones
Genevieve McRae
Alice Rose
Jodi Teeters
Alan Zenthoefer
Patient Access
Amy Avery
Devan Gardner
Dessa Langley
Gregory Layne
Organizational Announcement
Terri Estes has accepted the position of assistant
nurse manager for Third West/Oncology/Dialysis. Before
joining the medical center, Estes served as emergency
services nurse manager at a health care facility in Mississippi. She has 21 years of experience and has a bachelor’s
of nursing degree from University of North Alabama.
“We are very excited to have Terri join our team. She
brings a wealth of resources, experience and knowledge
that will be a tremendous asset to the medical center,” said
Diane Perry, administrative director of adult medicine and oncology.
Promotions
Freddie Stanfa
from service worker, Environmental
Services, to transporter,
Transporters
Cervical Cancer Screenings Offered
Maury Regional Medical Center offered a free cervical cancer screening
on January 22 for women who had not been screened in the past year or who
are at greater risk for developing cervical cancer. The screening was provided
at the MRMC Cancer Center by Michael J. Pelletier, M.D., a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology.
“With the recent increases in unemployment, we realized that there are numerous women in our region who
might no longer have insurance. When this happens,
women often don’t get wellness screenings such as their
annual Pap test,” said Pam Hibbs, administrative director
of women’s and children’s services at MRMC.
Hibbs also was a guest speaker at the Columbia Housing Authority’s monthly Health Watch program, sponsored
by MRMC. She discussed risk factors, prevention and the
Dr. Pelletier
importance of screening in regards to cervical cancer.
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Transfers
Kayla Eichhorn
from phlebotomist, Laboratory,
to unit secretary/nurse tech,
Oncology
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Births
Carey Albright, Ortho/Neuro/PostOp, and her husband, Marcus,
welcomed Baylor Marie Albright on
January 9. She weighed 6 lbs. and
4 ozs.
Katharyn Baker, Admitting, and
her husband, Blaire, welcomed
Gabriel Verdon Baker on
January 4. He weighed 5 lbs. and
13 ozs.
Jennifer Burgett, Inpatient
Oncology, and her husband,
Derrick, welcomed Macie Rae
Burgett on December 2, 2009. She
weighed 7 lbs. and 14 ozs.
Dr. Dana J. Chandler, Family
Health Group, and her husband,
Ben, welcomed Sophia Elizabeth
Chandler on January 11. She
weighed 7 lbs. and 5 ozs.
Melissa Cunningham, Labor and
Delivery, and her husband, Jason,
CCU, welcomed Laney Grace
Cunningham on December 27,
2009. She weighed 8 lbs. and
2 ozs.
Brandi Rains, Oncology, and her
husband, Coty, welcomed Leighla
Layne Rains on December 21,
2009. She weighed 7 lbs. and
8 ozs.
Chessica Runyon, Third West,
and her husband, Ted, Respiratory
Care, welcomed Virginia Kendall
Runyon on December 22, 2009.
She weighed 7 lbs. and 11 ozs.
Shantel Survant, Patient Access,
and Brandon Love welcomed
Lillie Jane Lea Love on
December 24, 2009. She weighed
9 lbs. and 7 ozs.
Employee Suggestion Program Updated
The recognition process for We Are Maury, the employee suggestion program for improving patient and employee experiences at the medical center,
was updated on January 1. Employees will now be recognized by name for
submitting ideas to the program, according to Brenda Totty, vice president of
quality services.
Ideas that are implemented will be listed in Weekly Notes once a month
with the submitter’s name. New incentives have been added, including $25
checks for implemented ideas and a quarterly drawing for a $50 check for all
eligible ideas.
Five individuals were recently presented with $25 awards for their suggestions submitted and approved for implementation. Those employees are:
Sue MacArthur, Staff Development; Judy Culberson, Endoscopy; Donna Pullen, Switchboard; Kathy Lampley, Quality Services; and Patrick Harlan, Business Development. Suggestions included installing automatic door openers,
posting listings of nursing station numbers, installing a sign to help individuals
locate the restroom on the second floor, creating a system to notify departments when an employee’s status changes, and eye exams for Care-A-Van
drivers. In addition, Pat Troope, Security, was the winner of the We Are Maury
logo contest and received a $50 gas card.
Ultrasound Re-Accreditation Received
Maury Regional Medical Center has been awarded a three-year term of
re-accreditation in obstetric, gynecological, vascular and general ultrasound
services as a result of a recent survey by the American College of Radiology
(ACR).
“This accreditation is a reflection of the commitment and quality services
that the Ultrasound Department provides. Thank you for your dedication to
excellence,” said Pam Williams, director of imaging.
The ACR awards accreditation to facilities for the achievement of high
practice standards after a peer-review evaluation of the practice. Evaluation are conducted by board-certified physicians and medical physicists who
are experts in the field. They assess the qualifications of the personnel and
the adequacy of facility equipment. The surveyors report their findings to the
ACR’s Committee on Accreditation, which subsequently provides the practice
with a comprehensive report.
Leadership Maury Visits MRMC
Members of the Maury Alliance’s
Leadership Maury, a local personal
development program designed to
motivate participants to enhance the
quality of their leadership in addressing pertinent community needs, visited
MRMC on January 21 to learn more
about health care in their community.
During their visit, they toured several
departments within the medical center. Pictured is Brenda Bishop, chest pain
center coordinator, with several participants while conducting a tour of
the CT room.
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MRMC Introduces Daily Fit Meals
The MRMC cafeteria recently began
featuring healthier daily meal specials to
staff, patients and guests. These new
“Fit Meals” include food items less than
450 calories, with 35 percent or less of
the calories coming from fat, according
to Clinical Dietitian Jason Mallory.
“Four-hundred and fifty calories per
Pictured are Lena Young, certified meal is typical for a 1,200 to 1,500 calotechnician, and Mallory looking on as rie diet. When the meals are prepared,
Production Supervisor Chuck Lardie much emphasis goes into directly folprepares a healthy fruit smoothie during lowing the recipes, so that the nutritional
the cafeteria’s breakfast hours.
information we provide to the consumer
is as accurate as possible. Also, increased attention will be placed on using
appropriate serving utensils to provide proper portions,” said Mallory.
Every day, healthy breakfast choices will be available including Kashi cereals, and low cholesterol eggs and turkey sausage. Lunch and dinner Fit
Meals will include a balanced choice entree, a vegetable, whole wheat bread,
and an option of skim milk, fruit or yogurt. In addition to the changes made in
the cafeteria, the medical center’s vending machines will carry “Green Leaf”
healthy snack options. These items are 250 calories or less, with 35 percent
or less of the calories coming from fat, 35 percent or less from sugar, and ten
percent or less from saturated fat.
Nurses Receive
Certifications
Numerous OB nurses received
certification from the National Certification Corporation (NCC). Kelly
Taylor and Rhonda Curry earned
a certification in maternal newborn
nursing. Amanda Ingram, Janet Maloney, Deborah McCormack, Heather
Bowen, Aimee Pilapil and Christine
Carson received certification in low
risk newborn nursing. Sally Thurman
earned a certification in high risk neonatal nursing. All nurses sat for their
exams at MRMC, with Janice Henkel,
women’s and children’s service line
clinical educator, as the proctor.
To obtain these certifications,
nurses must have an unencumbered
RN licensure and have two years of
clinical practice. He or she must also
pass a written exam.
MRMC Encourages Staff to “Go Red”
on Feb. 5 in Support of Heart Month
In recognition of Heart Disease Awareness Month in February, the medical center encourages everyone to wear red on February 5, the American
Heart Association’s National Wear Red Day.
“Cardiovascular diseases, including stroke, are our nation’s number one
killer—in men and women. On National Wear Red Day we are encouraging all
staff to wear red and to speak up against heart disease,” said Brenda Bishop,
chest pain center coordinator.
Know the signs of a heart attack:
• Chest discomfort in the center of the chest that lasts more than a few
minutes, or that goes away and comes back, which can feel like an uncomfortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain
• Discomfort in other parts of the upper body, one or both arms, neck, jaw,
upper back or stomach
• Shortness of breath with or without chest discomfort
• Unusual fatigue
• Other signs are breaking out in a cold sweat, nausea or light-headedness
Know the signs of a stroke:
• Sudden numbness on one side of the body
• Sudden confusion or trouble speaking
• Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
• Sudden dizziness or loss of coordination
• Sudden severe headache with no known cause
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Pictured are the nurses who received
certification (l-r): Taylor, Ingram, Bowen, McCormack and Maloney. (Not
pictured are Curry, Pilapil, Carson and
Thurman.)
Town Hall Meetings
There will be Town Hall meetings in
the Auxiliary Conference Room at the following dates and times:
Wednesday, February 17
• 7:30 a.m.
• 10:00 a.m.
• 2:00 p.m.
Thursday, February 18
• 2:00 p.m.
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Foundation News
Cardiology Fund Benefits Patients
CIGNA Update
Effective January 1, 2010,
CIGNA became the insurance carrier for the group life and long term
disability insurance (LTD) offered
through MRMC. Included with
these plans, CIGNA also offers value added benefits to all participants
including:
• Secure travel assistance
• Identity theft program
• Will preparation assistance
• Healthy rewards discounts
Information on each of these
can be found on the intranet under
Departments / Human Resources
/ Group Life & LTD. In addition,
forms for changing your beneficiary
or reporting a LTD claim are also located here. Additional information,
including the plan benefit summaries, will be posted as it becomes
available. Please contact Cindy
Wilmore at extension 1096 if you
have any questions.
BCBS Insurance Cards
New insurance cards have
been mailed to all members enrolled in the BlueCross BlueShield
of Tennessee (BCBST) plan. If
you have not received your cards,
or if you did not receive enough
cards for covered family members,
please call BCBST Customer Service at 1.800.565.9140 to request
additional cards.
Employee Health
Employee Health Express
Care will now see and treat contract
employees. Employees should pay
$10 at the Cashier’s Office and bring
their receipt to their appointment in
Employee Health. Appointments
can be made via the intranet or by
calling extension 1575 or 1714.
Thanks in large part to donations made to the Maury Regional
Healthcare Foundation Cardiology Fund, the readmission rate of
congestive heart failure patients has steadily decreased in recent months, according to Paula Streeter, disease management RN.
In June 2009, Streeter began the Disease Management Program which involves educating congestive heart failure patients after discharge on medications,
weighing instructions, future signs and symptoms, and follow up appointments.
These patients are instructed to weigh themselves at home for fluid management
because a gain of as little as three pounds from one day to the next is significant. Since the program began, the foundation has purchased 48 digital scales
through the Cardiology Fund for congestive heart failure patients who could not
otherwise obtain them.
“Due to the donations made to the Cardiology Fund, our patients are able to
better manage their conditions and stay healthy. The considerable decrease in
readmission rates is evidence of that,” said Streeter.
For more information on donating to the Cardiology Fund or other foundation
funds, call Joe Kilgore, executive director of the foundation, at 380.4075
February Calendar of Events
February 1
New Employee Orientation: 8 a.m., Aux.
Conf. Room, call 380.4017
February 2
New Employee Orientation: 8 a.m., Aux.
Conf. Room, call 380.4017
Diabetes Education Group: 11:30 a.m.,
PDR1, call 540.4324
February 3
Free Blood Pressure Check: 10 a.m.noon, Columbia Housing Authority, call
381.1111 ext. 4343
Breastfeeding Support Group: 11
a.m.-1 p.m., West 7th Church of Christ,
call 490.7074
February 6
Expectant Parent Class - Comprehensive
Course: 9 a.m.-2 p.m., call 490.7046
February 8
Breast Cancer Support Group: 5:30 p.m.,
call 381.1111, ext. 4166
Expectant Parent Class - Labor: 7-9
p.m., call 490.7046
February 9
Free Blood Pressure Check: 9:3010:30 a.m., Columbia Senior Center, call
490.4600
February 12
Free Blood Pressure Check: 10 a.m.noon, First United Methodist Church, call
381.1111, ext. 4343
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February 13
Free Tours of Labor & Delivery: 9:30
a.m., call 490.7046
Expectant Parent Class - Siblings: 10
a.m.-noon, call 490.7046
Expectant Parent Class - Infant CPR:
noon, call 490.7046
February 15
Expectant Parent Class - Delivery: 7-9
p.m., call 490.7046
February 17
Breastfeeding Support Group: 11 a.m.-1
p.m., West 7th Church of Christ, call
490.7074
Town Hall Meetings: 7:30 a.m., 10 a.m. &
2 p.m., Aux. Conf. Room
February 18
Town Hall Meeting: 2 p.m., Aux. Conf. Room
February 20
Expectant Parent Class - Breastfeeding: 10 a.m.-noon, call 490.7046
February 22
Expectant Parent Class - Baby Basics:
7-9 p.m., call 490.7046
February 25
Ostomy Support Group: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.,
call 540.4172
Infertility Support Group: 6 p.m., Fourth
Floor Conf. Room, call 490.7046
February 27
Expectant Parent Class - Post Partum:
10 a.m.-noon, call 490.7046
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Service Champion of the Month Award Annual Drive,
Sandra Hinson, outpatient physical medi-
cine office coordinator, was named December’s Service Champion of the Month. Hinson
has been an employee of the medical center
for 32 years.
“Sandra is a patient advocate. She is always looking out for their interests, and makes
Pictured is Service Cham- them feel welcome as they check into the PT
pion of the Month Hinson center. She is committed to providing excellent
service,” said Cindy Kington, director of outpa(right) with Kington.
tient physical medicine.
Gift Shop Features Winter Logo Wear
and Conducts Customer Survey
During the winter season, the Gift Shop will feature specialty logo wear items such as sweatshirts,
fleece vests and pullovers, long sleeve denim shirts
and long sleeve T-shirts. All sizes are either available
in the store or can be ordered, according to Gift Shop
Manager Laurie Brooks.
Currently, the Gift Shop is conducting a satisfaction survey to help better serve its customers. The
short, one-page survey can be obtained in the Gift
Shop and will be e-mailed to staff. A drawing for a $25
gift certificate will be held for all surveys returned by Pictured are (l-r) Brooks and
February 4. For questions, call extension 1168 or visit Volunteers Renee Roberts
the Gift Shop on the first floor of the medical center. and Juanita Goodman.
MRMC Compliment Log
Beth Abernathy
Dr. Jeffrey Adams
Dr. Fathi Ali
Rachel Allred
Clarinda Anderson
Diane Andrews
Sabrina Ardry
Georgia Arms
Shan Azar
Andrea Bain
Katharyn Baker
Melanie Barone
Jennifer Beck
Deb Becker
Debbie Beckman
Freda Bennett
Rhonda Boyle
Michelle Bradbary
Jennifer Brak
Stephen Brandford
Meagan Breeden
Scott Brenner
Gloria Browning
Cathy Bryson
Donna Butler
Candice Campbell
Rita Casteel
Dawn Castillo
Patty Caull
Lisa Chambers
Tunisia Chaney
Dr. Amit Choksi
Chip Clark
Karen Dodson
Dr. Cheryl Clayton
Amanda Doty
Thomas Cobb
Cindy Dugger
Cynthia Collie
Rosemary Edmonds
Brigette Collins
Evelyn Ehret
Sheree Compton
Tabatha Emerson
Amanda Corbin
Sherlyn Escue
Terry Cotham
Julie Espinoza
Lisa Couch
Tanna Estes
Casey Cummins
Melanie Finch
Donna Curtis
Debra Fitzgerald
Timmy Davis
Samantha Fitzpatrick
Virginia Davis
Jessica Flippo
Eric DeLaBruere
Margo Ford
Angelle Dempsey
Dr. Jon Freels
Kim Dickinson
Christina Galleher
see MRMC Compliment Log, page 8
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provides medications, transportation
or other medical supplies to patients
who do not have financial resources.
“On behalf of the foundation,
thank you to everyone who so generously donated to the drive this year.
You have shown with your selfless
monetary donations that your compassion goes even beyond the excellent patient care you provide,” said
Kilgore.
The “Partners in Caring, Partners in Sharing” campaign drive was
launched in October 2009. Pledge
forms were distributed to employees
listing the donation options available
within the foundation and United Way.
Future campaigns will be held annually in October.
Letters of Thanks
To Critical Care Unit:
What a busy but blessed
season! We celebrated the family holiday of Thanksgiving and
moved quickly to the Advent Season of Christmas. There has been
an unusual air of “busy-ness” in
the air. Unfortunately, as activity
has increased, so has the need
in the community. We could not
start to serve the masses without
your help...Your generous support
brought delight to these children
and smiles and tears of appreciation from their parents...I am grateful for your continuing support! On
behalf of the staff and board of directors, I thank you for sharing your
gifts with these families in need in
Maury County. Best wishes in the
new year.
~Lolly Watson
Executive Director
The Family Center
MRMC Compliment Log,
Kim Murdock
Lynell Murrell
Dr. Gibran Naddy
Betty Neece
Colleen Nickell
Matt Niswander
Rodney Parnell
Shirley Patterson
Betty Payne
Dr. April Peal
Wanda Peery
Michelle Pigg
Pat Poole
Tracy Poole
Daniel Potts
Brenda Price
Vicky Pugh
Barbara Purcell
Pam Putman
Amy Renfro
Dr. James Richardson
Leah Robinson
Suzanne Robinson
Amanda Roland
Pam Rummage
Steve Sandlin
Dan Sealey
Wanda Sealy
Donna Shedd
Jacque Shelton
Dr. Andrew Sisk
Beverly Sisk
Gay Skelley
Rachel Smith
Liz Sowell
Shelia Staggs
Robyn Stanfill
Dr. Bill Sutter
Beth Sweeney
Emma Tate
Betty Taylor
Marcey Taylor
Debra Thomas
Connie Thomason
Pam Thurman
Sylvia Tinin
Pat Troope
Sara Varnado
Amanda Voss
Dr. Fredrick Wade
Leslie Wade
Lexa Walker
Chris Wallace
Dana Walls
Lesia Watkins
Henrietta Weaver
Leigh Ann Whitfield
Hope Whitley
Cindi Williams
Shane Wilson
Chris Woo
Pat Woodard
Ray Woody
Beverly Workman
Andrea Yeiser
Robert Young
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Michelle Lyles
Jonathan Mack
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Teresa Manies
Brett Martin
Becky Matherly
Felicia McClain
Deborah McCormack
Beverly McCoy
Jill McDonald
Kim McKay
Macie McKee
Sandy McKee
Dr. Brian McMurray
Kathy McNabb
Starr McNeese
Gordon Melton
Carlene Messick
Ashley Miller
Lee Mills
Chantel Mize
Krystal Mobbs
Pam Molnar
Erica Montgomery
Tonya Moore
Don Moran
Fagan Moritz
Shonda Morris
Ann Murdock
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Angie Hardin
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Cassie Hay
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Michael Hensley
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