St. Luke’s speaks at Pea Ridge community gathering

Published 9:24 am Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Residents of Pea Ridge recently gathered for their regular community meeting to socialize and enjoy homemade ice cream with toppings, fruit and cookies, compliments of St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation (shown on page 15.) During the July meeting, Pea Ridge residents welcomed special guests including Ken Shull, left, CEO of St. Luke’s Hospital; Fred Foy, SLH board of trustees chair, and several members of the board of trustees for St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation. Shull provided the group with an update on the improvements taking place at St. Luke’s Hospital, including construction of a much-needed six-bed patient wing. The 15,000 square foot addition includes an enlarged rehabilitation center. The hospital’s foundation has pledged to raise $2 million towards the $5.6 million project. The social event with Pea Ridge residents allowed Shull and others to answer questions and explain the need for the building project. (photos by Donna Southworth)

Residents of Pea Ridge recently gathered for their regular community meeting to socialize and enjoy homemade ice cream with toppings, fruit and cookies, compliments of St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation. During the July meeting, Pea Ridge residents welcomed special guests including Ken Shull, left, CEO of St. Luke’s Hospital; Fred Foy, SLH board of trustees chair, and several members of the board of trustees for St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation. Shull provided the group with an update on the improvements taking place at St. Luke’s Hospital, including construction of a much-needed six-bed patient wing. The 15,000 square foot addition includes an enlarged rehabilitation center. The hospital’s foundation has pledged to raise $2 million towards the $5.6 million project. The social event with Pea Ridge residents allowed Shull and others to answer questions and explain the need for the building project. (photos by Donna Southworth)

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