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Thank you to everyone who was able to join us for this year's volunteer recognition celebration! We would like your feedback even if you did not attend this year's celebration. Please take a few minutes to answer this short online survey so we can make next year's event even better! 2015 Volunteer Recognition Survey |
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Congratulations to the Following Honorees
The following volunteers were recognized at this year's volunteer recognition for length of service.
One Year Anniversaries
Pam Baker
Josh Baranski
Joe Bateson
Kelsey Berggren
Christina Bryant
Caleb Bullock
Liz Chapline
Amy Cosgrove
Emily Crane
Michael Craney
Madisen Deal
Steve Deal
Linda Downey
Laurie Eagan
Linda Fogle
Lydia Gill
Lisa Glavan
Jeremy Guilloty
Paige Hannum
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Sydney Harper
Kim Hooper
Brent Jackson
Zach Jones
Kim Karmenzind
Jessica Kartawich
Dan King
Daniel Kinsey
Jerry Knoop
Karen Kostaroff
Mary Krause
Amber Lee
Mallory McGinnis
Paige Mocek
Arooj Mohammed
Paige Morrison
Eric Noe
Roshni Patel
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Katie Patterson
Betsy Robbins
Sherry Roberts
Brooke Robinson
Jana Schlosser
Kendal Singh
Elena Smith
Sydney Stewart
Bianca Suarez
Brenda True
Gary True
Deborah Warsaw
Roz Webb
Teresa West
Derek Williams
Hayley Williams
Russell Williams
Charlene Wilson
Ivy Wright
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Five Year Anniversaries
Brandt Atkins
Phil Berg
Allan Bowers
James Dunn
Cyd Hahn
Vikki Hall
Jay Kirkpatrick
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Phil Kostaroff
Pam Lawlis
Ron Lenz
Karen McGugin
Michael Miller
Stephan Mitchell
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Allen Oberlin
Michael Rhinaman
Maddie Rhinesmith
Bob Skorjanc
Stacey Sterrett
Douglas Stewart
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Ten Year Anniversaries
Linda Duke
Rick Giesel
Curt Hidde
Chris Lake
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Thomas Maxwell
Nicole McKinney
Carolyn McMahon
Bonnie Morrison
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Lisa Neice
Kara Snyder
Vickie Tipton
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Fifteen Year Anniversaries
Ted Burger
Tom Marcum
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Bonnie Molloy
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Shirley Yegerlehner
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Twenty Year Anniversaries
Lisa Hull
Twenty Five Year Anniversaries
Jean Buehner
Kevin Buehner
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Woody Hurst
Karen Lewandowski
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Bob Schofield
Donna Schofield
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Thirty Five Year Anniversaries
Karen Campbell
Chuck Richmond
President's Services Awards
This national award was established in 2003 as a way to thank and honor American's who by their demonstrated commitment and example, inspire others to engage in volunteer service.
Bronze
(For recording 100 to 249 hours of service in 2014)
Harold Aron
Juanna Brennan
Liz Chapline
Karen Devansky
Emily Duhn
Linda Duke
Theresa Errard
Bert Harvey
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Ernie Harvey
Terri Hawkins
Curt Hidde
Lisa Hull
Woody Hurst
Rega Kowalski
Karen Lewandowski
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Alexandra Makris
Stephan Mitchell
Dale Roberts
Mercedes Roots
Lane Sims
Marge Vogel
Shirley Yegerlehner
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Bronze
(For recording 250 to 499 hours of service in 2014)
Emily Crane
Paige Hannum
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Nancy Iles
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Cara Kowal
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Gold
(For recording 500 plus hours of service in 2014)
Karen McGugin
Michael Rhinaman
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Linda Satterfield
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Haley Williams
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Helping Hands Awards
This award recognizes individuals, organizations and businesses who have responded to the needs of our families through their generous donation of their time, talent and treasure.
McDonald's® of Central Indiana
NextGear Capital
South Central Indiana Corvette Club
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Welcome Marco Ray, Assistant Guest Services Manager We are happy to welcome Marco Ray to the RMHI team as Assistant Guest Services Manager on Thursdays and Fridays at our Limestone location. Marco is a former English teacher at Roncalli High School. He and his family have first hand experience with the RMHI because they stayed here between December 2013 and January 2014 while his daughter Audrey was in Riley Hospital. Marco also serves as a Guest Services Volunteer on Monday and Wednesday afternoons at the RMH at Riley. Welcome Marco! |
Mission Moment
I would like to thank all the people that have been so kind to my daughter and me. We drove almost 4 hours for my daughter to be seen here at Riley Hospital. We didn't know where we were going to spend the night and I was terrified just thinking about it. I'm not familiar with the area. What you guys do is amazing and I will always thank you for giving my daughter and I a safe place to stay.
Thank you so much. God bless you always,
Alma and Lailah Arreola
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Operations Update - Limestone
- Whenever possible, please make sure the greeter desk is covered.
- Remember to check the communications binder for updates.
- We now have two PlayStation 4s for the game room that can be signed out. Please check the communication binder for details.
- Any self-referrals for a baby that is in Methodist Hospital MUST be approved through Methodist Hospital social workers. This is regardless of where the family lives. If the referral is received from the social worker, they can just be added to the list. Please see the manager on duty or the communications binder with any questions.
- The Cash Receipt Journal has been updated so please make sure you are recording information in the correct columns.
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RMHI at Riley Reflections from Rhonda
A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in an approach or underlying assumption. Our paradigm is the way we assume things are. It is what we believe is truth based on our backgrounds, teachings, environmental influences and our experiences.
Steven Covey, author of
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, describes a time he experienced a shift in his paradigm. He was sitting in the subway when a man and his three sons came in. The boys were out of control running around and bothering people. The man sat there in a daze saying nothing. Finally Mr. Covey said to the man, "Can you please get your kids under control!" The man sat up and said apologetically, "We just came from the hospital where their mother died about an hour ago. My sons don't know how to react and I don't either."
In that moment Steven Covey's paradigm shifted. Suddenly he saw things differently. Because he saw differently, he thought differently and he felt differently, he behaved differently. His irritation vanished. Feelings of sympathy and compassion flowed freely.
We never know the battles people are facing when they come through our doors at the Ronald McDonald House. Everyday is a new opportunity to shift our paradigms and widen our hearts.
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Updated Volunteer Schedule Please click on the link below for the updated volunteer schedules: October Guest Services Schedule |
Happy Birthday!
Please join us in celebrating the following RMHI birthdays:
Chris Baire
Donna Schofield
Lisa Tiffany
Dennis Porter
Jeff Chamness
Jesamyn Sparks
Al Barnes
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10/2
10/2
10/3
10/5
10/7
10/8
10/10
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Peg Strodtbeck
Bob Skorjanc
Alexandra Makris
Alia McCord
Jana Schlosser
Cara Kowal
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10/12
10/13
10/16
10/16
10/16
10/17
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Kylie Kovach
David Milsho
Micki Siner
Ernie Harvey
Norm Cochran
Jane McClure
Bobbie Ozogar
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10/20
10/21
10/26
10/30
10/31
10/31
10/31
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Upcoming Events Visit our website or watch for details in future editions of this newsletter for these events that involve our volunteers. (* Denotes a third-party event where RMHI is the beneficiary of community events organized by individuals, local organizations, schools or businesses.)
Taste...Journeys to the Wine Regions of Italy November 6 Holiday Meal at Riley Hospital November 20 from 2 - 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Meal at RMH Limestone donated by Scotty Wise, owner Scotty's Brewhouse restaurants November 26 Decorating Day at Limestone November 28 |
Winter Wonderland Holiday Open House December 1 Holiday Meal at Riley Hospital December 18 from 2 - 6 p.m. Santa Shop December 18-25 |
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Substitute List
Please call these volunteers if you need a substitute.
Limestone
- Lori Ball: (317) 371-9150 (Not available on Tues., Wed. or Thurs.)
- Jennifer Cannady: [email protected] (Weekend only)
- Craig Ito: [email protected] (Weekdays 9 a.m. - 12 noon)
- Rega Kowalski: (317) 241-1566
- Mercedes Roots: (317) 356-9002 (Afternoons)
- Paula Swift: (317) 797-1398 (3:30-9:30 p.m. and Weekends)
- Marge Vogel: [email protected]
Riley
If you would like to add your name to this list, please contact Mary Friend at [email protected] or at (317) 267-0605, ext. 225.
Please remember to notify the manager on duty for last minute shift cancellations, and if you know your conflict in advance, notify Mary Friend. Also let us know if you are able to find a substitute so we can update the schedule.
Be sure to notify Mary or the manager on duty
directly
rather than through your shift mates.
Thank you!
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