Parkridge East employees who served in the military
Parkridge East CEO Jarrett Millsaps and Engineering's David Solomon look over uniforms brought by attendees
David Solomon and his Navy jacket
CEO Jarrett Millsaps examines a WWII Army First Airman jacket brought by an attendee
Centerpiece included boots worn by CEO Jarrett Millsaps during his military service
Parkridge East Hospital held a special Servicemen’s Luncheon on July 3 to honor employees who served in the United States Armed Forces.
Hospital leadership recognized veterans from several different branches of service at the event. During a special presentation, the group was commended both for their service and their excellent work with the hospital. Employees recognized were: Army veterans Bob Cooke, Joseph Fitzhugh, Christopher Hogan, Steve Loboda, Kimberly Miller, Jeff Rawiszer, Martin Stevens, and Deborah Grisby Lowry; Navy veterans Dale Solomon and David Solomon; Tennessee Army National Guard veteran Gary Evans; Air Force veterans Peter Burns, Kristy L. Kaplan, and Danny Stewart; Marine Corps veteran Tracy White, and James Campbell. Hospital leaders presented a plaque honoring Parkridge East’s servicemen and women which will be displayed in the main lobby.
Parkridge East CEO Jarrett Millsaps, himself a Navy veteran, was pleased to take the opportunity to recognize the group. He said, “These individuals’ work ethic and commitment to excellence is unmatched. We are fortunate to have them as part of the Parkridge East family and we are proud to honor them for their service to our country.”