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PBMC Quilt: Legend of the Squares

 

  1. The Auxiliary's PBMC Fair heralded the holiday season for many years, raised many thousands of dollars for the hospital, and was famous for its beautiful hand-decorated wreaths.  This "apple wreath" square has a bow from the old Wreath Room.  Quilt square created by Patty Kahn.
  2. Helicopters and ambulances bring patients from the surrounding towns and islands, and EMS people are part of the extended PBMC family.  Quilt square created by Connie Belyea.
  3. Doctors, nurses, and many others work together in a health care team we can be proud of.  Quilt square created by Jan Corson.
  4. Anyone who works at PBMC will recognize the animals we see here so often:  osprey, deer, red fox, and killdeer (and a stray bunny).  Quilt square created by Jan Muddle.
  5. The Auxiliary's PBMC Follies entertained the community for years.  Who can forget the kick line?  Quilt square created by Sheila Hill.
  6. Education and information are constant in health care, and PBMC prides itself on being a learning organization. The library is named for Dr. Niles Perkins, who worked on the original PBMC concept.  Quilt square created by Patty Kahn.
  7. Ferryboats bring our patients from the islands.  This one is viewed from the PBMC Walking Trail.  Quilt square created by Anne Little.
  8. The Employee Picnic is an annual event in the early fall.  Remember the balloon rides?  Quilt square created by Van Laliberte.
  9. Patients are the reason we're here.  This one is on her way home.  Quilt square designed by Sheila Curry and created by Carol Hawkes Wooster.
  10. A volunteer fills a birdfeeder in one of PBMC's many beautiful gardens, an important part of our healing environment.  Quilt square created by Sue Thieme.
  11. We're all part of the PBMC family and the surrounding community, which is why we talk about "friends and family helping friends and family."  Quilt square created by Helene Rondeau.
  12. Technology has made huge advances in PBMC's 25 years, here represented by a CAT scan, EKG, and the new Computerized Information System.  Quilt square created by Betsy Giustra.
  13. The Festival of Trees is the newest addition to PBMC's fundraising events, and it has quickly become a tradition. Quilt square created by Helene Rondeau.
  14. Renovation and new construction have brought us up to date and are taking us into the future.  Welcome to the new Millennium!  Quilt square created by Jan Corson.

 

 


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