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HOUGEN FOUNDATION MEANS WARMTH AND SECURITY FOR McLAREN BABIES
The late E. Douglas Hougen was a born entrepreneur and dedicated inventor who lived most of his life in Flint. His milling machines revolutionized the hole-drilling industry around the world. A former GMI/Kettering University instructor, he shared his knowledge and passion for innovation with his students and the industrial sector alike.
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GIVING NOW COMES IN BOOK FORM. CORPORATE PARTNER MEDWEST SUPPORTS ORTHOPEDIC RESIDENT EDUCATION
Each year, Medwest Associates, distributor of innovative orthopedic products, gives a $10,000 gift to the orthopedic residency program at McLaren Flint. This gift helps residents pay for books and other support materials for their ongoing education.
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IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY TO GIVE BACK SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT ANNISA KILBURY RETURNS THE FAVOR
For over a year now, Annisa Kilbury, RN, has been caring for patients on 8 South at McLaren Flint. But before earning the all-important initials after her name, she spent five years learning the ropes as a clerk on the same floor.
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A LIFE LIVED SIMPLY, A GIFT GIVEN HUMBLY. GENTLE WOMAN LEAVES LASTING LEGACY FOR McLAREN
She was a person you might see every day, but not really notice. She worked hard, in a quiet way, and never drew attention to herself. Freda Marks was an unassuming, diligent woman who believed in service and putting others first. When she died at age 96, she gave half of her estate to McLaren Flint, the place she worked for 19 years. The gift, totaling close to $400,000, will help cancer patients and patients with urologic disease.
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