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Licking Memorial Hospital (LMH) Development Council provides Preparing for Baby - A Resource Fair, an exciting opportunity for new parents, expectant mothers, and women who are considering pregnancy to learn more about LMH’s Maternal Child services.
The Preparing for Baby - A Resource Fair features a variety of vendor displays and information on:
- Pregnancy care, including nutrition for mom and baby
- Breastfeeding support group
- Perinatal Nurse Navigator
- Newborns’ special needs, including nutrition and safe sleep
- Licking Memorial First Impressions classes
- Safe nursery display
- Stork Tours
- Car seat safety
- Infant/child/family CPR and Safe Sleep
- Licking Memorial Special Care Nursery
- Licking Memorial Pediatrics services
- Licking Memorial Anesthesia services
- Licking Memorial Women’s Health services
- “Quit for You, Quit for Baby” tobacco cessation services
- CertaScan
- Kangaroo Care
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Light refreshments will be available. The Preparing for Baby Resource Fair is free and open to the community. No registration is required. For more information, call (220) 564-4102.
The Mary Jane McDonald Building a Healthier Community Award was first presented in 2005 during the Lifetime Achievement Reception, and the tradition continues. Nominations are accepted for an individual, a group of individuals, or an organization in Licking County that has ongoing work and/or a specific project that has improved the health of the community.
Boys & Girls Club of Newark is the 2022 recipient of The Mary Jane McDonald Building a Healthier Community Award.
The Mary Jane McDonald Building a Healthier Community Award Recipients
2022 Boys & Girls Club of Newark
2021 Vertical 196
2020 LMHS Employees COVID-19 Response
2019 West Licking Special Olympics
2018 Fostering Further
2017 Ben Franklin Walking Club
2016 Food Pantry Network of Licking County
2015 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Licking and Perry Counties
2014 The Thomas J. Evans Foundation
2013 Look Up Dental Center
2012 Licking County Coalition of Care
2011 American Red Cross of Licking County for the Blood Services Program
2010 Twentieth Century Club
2009 Granville High School Key Club
2008 Hospice of Central Ohio's Bereavement Services
2007 The Salvation Army for the Emergency Shelter
2006 The Newark Rotary Club for the Centennial Accessible Playground
2005 TWIGS of Licking Memorial Hospital
The Cancer Survivors Picnic is an annual event that honors community members for their fight against cancer. At the event, cancer survivors and their families are treated to a picnic on the grounds of Licking Memorial Medical Campus, located at 1717 West Main Street in Newark. The goal of the picnic is to recognize cancer survivors for facing their disease with courage, determination and a positive attitude, as well as friends and family who supported them during the battle.
Community Leaders’ Roundtable luncheons are sponsored by the Community Relations Committee of the Licking Memorial Development Council. The luncheons are organized to provide for open communication between our community and LMHS Administration. LMHS President & CEO Rob Montagnese provides an update on Licking Memorial Health Systems and local and national healthcare issues. In addition, attendees have the opportunity to raise concerns or ask questions specific to LMH or about the healthcare industry in general. Invitation lists for the luncheons are generated by the members of the Development Council, and sessions are by invitation only.
The Licking Memorial Hospital Development Council’s Education and Membership Committee sponsors Corporate Breakfasts four times a year for area business representatives and community leaders. Past presentations have included the latest medical techniques, stress management, nutrition and updates on the healthcare industry.
The Annual Support Committee of the LMH Development Council hosts a Donor Appreciation Reception each year. This event is an opportunity to show our appreciation to our Community Cornerstone and Major Gift donors.
Licking Memorial Health Systems exists to improve the health of the community. The objective of the “For Your Health” 5K Run/Walk & 1-mile Fun Walk is to offer a community event that encourages a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages. The Dawes Arboretum is the perfect setting for a 5K Run/Walk and a 1-mile Fun Walk.
The “For Your Health” 5K Run/Walk & 1-mile Fun Walk is sponsored by The Dawes Arboretum, The Buckeye Valley Family YMCA, Licking Memorial Hospital Development Council, and Park National Bank. This family event is held each year during the summer, and everyone is invited to attend. The event is not a fundraiser.
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2022 Honorary Chairs
Brian, Janine, Sarah, Emma and Abby Mortellaro |
Runners from the 2022 "For Your Health" 5K Run/Walk and 1-mile Fun Walk are pictured beginning the race. |
Participants cross the finish line at the 2022 "For Your Health" 5K Run/Walk and 1-mile Fun Walk. |
History of Honorary Chairs for 5K Event
2022 Brian, Janine, Sarah, Emma, and Abby
2021 Pamela and David Subler, M.D.
2019 Thomas Hagele, M.D., Courtney, James and Helena
2018 Lee, Sally, Mae, Will and Everett Heckman
2017 Howard, Sara and Brackyn Reeves
2016 Tom, Kate, Emma, John and Megan Cummiskey
2015 Pattye Whisman, M.D.
2014 Diane and Dan Delawder
2013 Dr. Garth and Mrs. Marci Bennington
2012 Marcia and Jonathan Downes
2011 Cara and Jim Riddel
2010 The Fondriest Family
2009 Dr. Jim Silone and Dr. Karen Smith-Silone
2008 Christy and Kevin Plaugher
The Annual Golf Gala is hosted by the Licking Memorial Hospital Development Council’s Community Relations Committee. The event is held to raise funds for facility improvements and provide state-of-the-art technology for Licking Memorial Health Systems (LMHS). Local businesses and community leaders participate as sponsors, golfers or both. The outing is held each year at one of the area’s prominent golf courses. Players have a chance to compete for a variety of prizes and are invited to a buffet dinner and awards presentation. For more information regarding the Golf Gala or sponsorship opportunities, please call the Development Office at (220) 564-4102.
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2022 Golf Gala Honorary Chairs
The Adams Family - Nate, Courtney,
Grace, Natalie, and Reese
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2022 Golf Gala First Place Team
LMH ED Physicians - Bradley Allen, M.D., Jeff Bare, D.O., and Ryan Longstreth, M.D. |
In 1989, the Licking Memorial Hospital Development Council presented the first Lifetime Achievement Award. This special recognition was created to honor an individual from the community whose vision, inspiration, and leadership has touched and enriched many lives. Each year, the Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to an individual who has not only volunteered time for the betterment of the Licking County community but also helped fulfill the Licking Memorial Health Systems’ mission to improve the health of the community.
The Lifetime Achievement Reception is hosted by the Community Relations Committee of the Licking Memorial Hospital Development Council and held annually. The recipients of the Lifetime Achievement and Building a Healthier Community Awards are honored during the reception.
Thomas Hall, M.D., and Mary Beth Hall, M.D.,
received the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award.
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2022 Lifetime Achievement Award past and present recipients.
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History of Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients:
1989 - John W. Alford
1990 - Howard E. LeFevre
1991 - Ernestine W. Spencer
1992 - J. Gilbert Reese
1993 - John H. Weaver
1994 - Norman R. Sleight
1995 - Robert H. Pricer
1996 - Carl L. Petersilge, M.D.
1997 - C. Ann Howard, R.N., B.S.N.
1998 - Rev. Dr. Charles W. Noble Sr.
1999 - Calvin E. Roebuck
2000 - John Kutil
2001 - Mary Jane McDonald
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2002 - Bill and Jane McConnell
2003 - Raymond G. Plummer, M.D.
2004 - Robert N. Kent
2005 - Robert A. Barnes, Ph.D.
2006 - Stuart N. Parsons
2007 - Lewis R. Mollica, Ph.D.
2008 - Glenn F. Abel
2009 - C. Daniel DeLawder
2010 - Robert H. McGaughy
2011 - Dell Christine Warner Powell (Posthumously)
John J. O'Neill
2012 - Gerald K. McClain |
2013 - Eschol Curl, Jr.
2014 - Patrick M. Jeffries
2015 - David Shull
Judith B. Pierce (posthumously)
2016 - Sarah Reese Wallace
2017 - William N. Mann
2018 - Christopher (Chris) Meyer
2019 - Mike and Barb Cantlin
2020 - Thomas Mullady
2021 - Jim Matesich
2022 - Mary Beth Hall, M.D., and
Thomas Hall, M.D. |
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