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THE MOSES H. CONE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Fred Brown Named Director of
Support Services
wi\
Fred T.
Am W*^w Brown, Jr., a
Statesville,
■ mm mm* 1 North Carolina
*% ...
native, has been
named Director
of Support
Services at The
Moses H. Cone
Memorial Hospital. Prior to this appointment, he was administrator of
Davis Hospital, Inc., a 167 bed acute
care facility in Statesville. He served
as administrator of Chatham Hospital, Inc. in Siler City for about seven
years.
Mr. Brown is a graduate of Lenoir-
Rhyne College and received a Masters
Degree in Health Administration
from the School of Public Health at
The University of North Carolina. He
served a residency in hospital administration at Charlotte Memorial
Hospital and Medical Center.
He served three years in the U.S.
Army where he was commissioned
Second Lieutenant of Infantry and
was awarded the Army Commendation Medal, Bronze Star and Expert
Infantry Badge. He presently holds
the rank of Major in the North Carolina Air National Guard.
Mr. Brown is active in a number of
civic and professional organizations
and has published in Clinical Research.
Represented are the first and all succeeding Chiefs of Surgery at Moses Cone Hospital. Back row: Dr.
John E. Lyday (1964-1967 and 1972-1974); Dr. Robert L. Phillips (1968-1971). Front: Dr. Robert H.
Farley (1975-1979); Dr. Maurice L. LeBauer (1960-1963); serving as the first Chief of Surgery through
1959 is Dr. Russell O. Lyday; and Dr. Peter R. Young (1980-Present).
Mrs. Robbins
Appointed
Rebecca A.
Robbins has
been named
Laundry Manager at Moses
Cone Hospital
succeeding Clifton Hix. For-
sdaA mmm merly associ
ated with Brokaw Hospital in Normal,
Illinois, Mrs. Robbins served as Director of Linen Services for three health
care institutions there. She was educated in Illinois and is a member of the
National Association of Institutional
Laundry Managers, Central Illinois
Chapter.
REVIEW
JANUARY 1982
INSIDE:
What is our Mission?
The mission statement on page
3 was recently adopted by the
hospital's Board of Trustees. A
more in-depth examination of
what this mission means both for
the medical community and the
community-at-large will be included in future issues of the REVIEW.
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THE MOSES H. CONE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Fred Brown Named Director of
Support Services
wi\
Fred T.
Am W*^w Brown, Jr., a
Statesville,
■ mm mm* 1 North Carolina
*% ...
native, has been
named Director
of Support
Services at The
Moses H. Cone
Memorial Hospital. Prior to this appointment, he was administrator of
Davis Hospital, Inc., a 167 bed acute
care facility in Statesville. He served
as administrator of Chatham Hospital, Inc. in Siler City for about seven
years.
Mr. Brown is a graduate of Lenoir-
Rhyne College and received a Masters
Degree in Health Administration
from the School of Public Health at
The University of North Carolina. He
served a residency in hospital administration at Charlotte Memorial
Hospital and Medical Center.
He served three years in the U.S.
Army where he was commissioned
Second Lieutenant of Infantry and
was awarded the Army Commendation Medal, Bronze Star and Expert
Infantry Badge. He presently holds
the rank of Major in the North Carolina Air National Guard.
Mr. Brown is active in a number of
civic and professional organizations
and has published in Clinical Research.
Represented are the first and all succeeding Chiefs of Surgery at Moses Cone Hospital. Back row: Dr.
John E. Lyday (1964-1967 and 1972-1974); Dr. Robert L. Phillips (1968-1971). Front: Dr. Robert H.
Farley (1975-1979); Dr. Maurice L. LeBauer (1960-1963); serving as the first Chief of Surgery through
1959 is Dr. Russell O. Lyday; and Dr. Peter R. Young (1980-Present).
Mrs. Robbins
Appointed
Rebecca A.
Robbins has
been named
Laundry Manager at Moses
Cone Hospital
succeeding Clifton Hix. For-
sdaA mmm merly associ
ated with Brokaw Hospital in Normal,
Illinois, Mrs. Robbins served as Director of Linen Services for three health
care institutions there. She was educated in Illinois and is a member of the
National Association of Institutional
Laundry Managers, Central Illinois
Chapter.
REVIEW
JANUARY 1982
INSIDE:
What is our Mission?
The mission statement on page
3 was recently adopted by the
hospital's Board of Trustees. A
more in-depth examination of
what this mission means both for
the medical community and the
community-at-large will be included in future issues of the REVIEW.
