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The Marshall Hospital Corporation was born in 1956 and the hospital
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Marshall Medical Center
2008 Board of Directors
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The Marshall Hospital
Corporation was born in 1956 and the hospital’s first Board of Directors
was elected. Marshall Medical Center continues to operate as a nonprofit,
public benefit corporation and is organized without any intention of
pecuniary gain to any person, persons or corporation. Marshall uses its
funds for upgrading programs, purchasing new equipment and developing
medical services that provide for the healthcare needs of the community.
The Marshall Medical Center Board of Directors is a volunteer group of
community members who provide their time and experience to set policies,
maintain Marshall’s financial stability and make decisions that affect
the future of the organization. We are proud to present the new officers,
new members and returning members that will represent Marshall on the 2008
Board of Directors.
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Board President |
Board
President Jerry Bennett,
registered pharmacist, was the owner of Robinson’s Pharmacy in
Placerville for 40 years. Now mostly retired, he is a longtime
Placerville resident, having graduated from El Dorado High School.
He served on the Placerville City Council for 17 years, including
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Vice
President David Combellack previously
served on the board from 1981 to 1991, including a term as Board
President from 1985-88. He is a partner in the law firm of
Combellack and Craig, a general, civil practice. He has been an
attorney in Placerville since 1975 and a member of the Placerville
Rotary since 1978. |
Vice President
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Secretary
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Secretary Kimberly Beal is
vice president of El Dorado Land and Development. She is also an
independent real estate broker and the government affairs director
for the El Dorado County Association of Realtors. She came to El
Dorado County in 1966 and currently lives in Cameron Park with her
husband and three sons. She is a past president of the El Dorado
County Association of Realtors and a founding member of the El
Dorado Forum.
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Rene
Orona, MD is Marshall Medical
Center’s current Chief of Staff.
He is a board certified family
practice physician with great experience in both outpatient and
in-hospital care. He was one of the founders of the El Dorado County
Community Health Center. He is currently the chief of staff at
Marshall Hospital. He is actively involved in the ACCEL program to
help make sure that everyone in El Dorado County has access to
quality health care. Dr. Orona has a love of forestry and spends
much of his free time skiing and fishing with his son. |
Chief of Staff at Marshall |
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Board Member
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John
Tucker, MD has been a
physician for 32 years, getting his start in 1975. He has been the
Marshall Hospital Emergency Department Medical Director since 1990.
He graduated from Medical College of Wisconsin, and went to
undergraduate school at the University of Colorado. He did his
internship at the University of California, Davis and his residency
in Emergency Medicine at Denver General Hospital. He has been with
Emergency Physicians Medical Group (EPMG) since 1981. He was the
Emergency Department Medical Director at Mercy Methodist from
1985-1989. He served two different two-year terms on the EPMG Board
of Directors in the 1990’s.
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Kathleen Peek
has been a resident of Camino for 37 years. She was the founding president of the El Dorado Community Foundation, a past president of the Board of Directors of New Morning Youth and Family Services, and a member of the original Marshall Hospital Foundation Board.
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Gael Barsotti,
with his wife Joan, purchased an apple orchard and moved his family
to Apple Hill. He joined the Apple Hill Growers Association and
eventually became a highly respected cider maker. Always active in
the community, he has been a member of 4-H (with children Karen,
Cathy and Mike), Placerville Rotary (president from 1999-2000, skate
park co-chairman from 2000-2004), El Dorado County Alumni
Association, El Dorado County Sheriff’s Posse, and Marshall
Hospital Foundation Board. He now has five grandchildren and enjoys
being a grandfather.
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Michael Ward, JD (attorney at
law), graduated from El Dorado High School in 1967. He is a certified specialist in workers compensation law and one of the founding shareholders of Cuneo, Black, Ward and Missler in Sacramento, which represents employers in work related issues. He is a former member of the school board for the Gold Oak School District. Through his wife Francine, he has been involved in many local charities and volunteer activities. He and Francine have three children who all graduated from El Dorado High School.
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Sherry Smith
moved to El Dorado County in 1998. She served the students of the Buckeye Union School District as superintendent for over five years. Currently, she is the superintendent of the El Dorado Union High School District. She is a member of the El Dorado Hills Rotary Club and the El Dorado Forum. She and her husband, Jerry, reside in El Dorado Hills.
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Terry J. Tuttle, CPA
is a partner in the accounting firm of Weston & Tuttle in Cameron Park. He has held various positions with several prominent companies, including Controller, Publisher, CFO, VP of Finance and Administration, Executive VP and COO. Terry
and his wife and children are all very active in their community and church. His greatest accomplishments in life have come from being a father and husband, climbing Mt. Whitney (the highest peak in the continental U.S.) several times and running marathons. Over the years he has served on several boards.
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Reginald D. Rice Sr., MD has been practicing family medicine in Placerville for 22 years and serves as Medical Director of Medical Staff Integration for Marshall Medical Center. After graduating from Loma Linda University School of Medicine in 1963 and finishing internship, Dr. Rice and his family did pioneer mission service for the SDA Church on Guam Island and then
Sabah, Malaysia on Borneo for seven years. Returning for a year of general surgery residency, he chose to return to family medicine and was board certified in that specialty, recertifying most recently in 2006. His medical activities have included being President of the San Luis Obispo County Medical Society, Director of a New England Family Medicine Residency in Boston, Mass., Chief of Staff of three hospitals, most recently Marshall, and founder of the Sierra Center for Family Practice, a community health clinic in Placerville. His avocations include family activites and cherry ranching.
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A. Bruce Dickson and his wife Glenda moved to El Dorado County in 1989. In 1992 he began the Financial Planning firm of Lane, Dickson & Associates, LLC. Professionally he is a member of the Financial Planning Association, the Financial Services Institute and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
An active member of the community, Bruce has served as a Trustee of the Marshall Foundation for community Health (President 2000 – 2004). More recently, Bruce served with Gael Barsotti as Co-chair of the Emergency Room Capital Campaign. He has also served the community through his affiliation with the Kiwanis Club of Placerville (President 1999 – 2000), the Planned Giving Advisory Council (Charter Member), Cameron Park Community Advisory Board and as a life member of Sierra Wildlife Rescue. Bruce and Glenda make their home in Camino, CA.
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