Monthly Archives for May 2008
Car Service Driver is Honored for Extraordinary Service and Dedication for Work with Some of New York’s Most Seriously Ill and Injured Children
Award for Kelly’s Car Service Driver in Bayside Queens Showcases Unique Relationship with St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children and Local Community Bayside, NY – The job of a driver seems pretty ordinary: pick up and drop off passengers. But …
St. Mary’s Board Director is Recipient of United Hospital Fund 2008 Trustee Award
Henry Lievre, Board Director, Awarded for Philanthropic Support and Exemplary Leadership Henry LievreBayside, NY May 20, 2008 – St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children is honored to join The United Hospital Fund in recognizing Henry T. Lievre, President and Founder …
St. Mary’s at Forefront of Therapy, Using Nintendo Wii to Make Recovery Fun
Watch the video on CBS 2
St. Mary’s Sheds Light on Emerging Needs of Medically Fragile Children and Adolescents
Article from the New York Times.
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Rosie
While walking to school in May of 2007, 13-year old Rosie Lawrence was hit by an out-of-control car. Rosie was rushed to the hospital where doctors told her mother that she had serious internal injuries and needed surgery to remove her spleen. Doctors thought Rosie would never walk again.