St. Bernardine Medical Center Receives $5,000 Donation
Photo Courtesy of: Elizabeth Moran
Representatives from Bank of America and St. Bernardine Medical Center gather after the $5,000 check presentation to the Foundation. Pictured from left: Hassan Webb, Bank of America; Steve Barron, president, St. Bernardine Medical Center; Michelle Rainer, executive director/vice president, St. Bernardine Medical Center Foundation; Oscar Cortez, Bank of America; Al Argüello, Bank of America, president, Inland Empire Market; Kathleen McDonnell, manager, community benefits, St. Bernardine Medical Center; Kevin Malson, Bank of America; Dana Roesler, chief nursing officer; Linda McDonald, vice president mission services, St. Bernardine Medical Center; and Ron Rezek, chairman, St. Bernardine Medical Center Foundation Board of Trustees.
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