Penobscot Bay Medical Center
volunteers honored in Augusta
Seven PBMC Volunteers have been named to Maine's Roll of Honor for contributing more than 500 hours of volunteer service during the period of Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2007. Governor John Baldacci and the Maine Commission for Community Service hosted the 2008 Governor's Service Awards on April 28 at the Maine State Museum Atrium in Augusta. Among the 410 Maine Volunteers recognized for their efforts were the following seven PBMC Volunteers: In-hospital volunteers Margaret Carpenter and Letty Linscott, both of Rockland; Pen Bay Stitchers Alice Farnham of Amity, Annette Schmiz of Warren, Ruth Soule of Union, Eunice Stadler of South Thomaston and Blanche Widdecomb of Rockland.
Said Judi Trenholm, Director of Volunteers and Gift Shop at PenobscotBay Medical Center: "Congratulations to our Roll of Honor volunteers and to all our PBMC and PBH volunteers who contribute in so many ways each and every day."
PBMC has many volunteer opportunities available. For more information, call Judi Trenholm at 596-8553.
Caption information for photo above: Pictured with Maine Gov. John Baldacci at a statehouse ceremony honoring volunteers from across Maine are, from left, Eunice Stadle of South Thomaston, Blanche Widdecomb of Rockland, Margaret Carpenter of Rockland and Annette Schmiz of Warren. Also congratulated for their volunteer contribution of more than 500 hours last year, but unable to attend were Alice Farnham of Amity, Letty Linscott of Rockland and Ruth Soule of Union.