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1 | HOUSE RESOLUTION
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2 | WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of | ||||||
3 | Representatives are pleased to congratulate Donald G. Brown on | ||||||
4 | his retirement from OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth; | ||||||
5 | and
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6 | WHEREAS, He has served as Administrator of OSF Holy Family | ||||||
7 | Medical Center from April of 2007 to the present; he was
CEO of | ||||||
8 | Community Medical Center (the previous name of OSF Holy Family | ||||||
9 | Medical Center) from February of 1997 to April of 2007; he | ||||||
10 | served as a hospital CEO/Administrator since 1962; and
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11 | WHEREAS, His professional memberships
include serving on | ||||||
12 | the Board of Directors of the Illinois Provider Trust from 1999 | ||||||
13 | to 2006; serving as a member of the Illinois Hospital and | ||||||
14 | Health Systems Association, serving on and chairing
numerous | ||||||
15 | committees, including acting as Region 5 President in 1994; | ||||||
16 | serving on the National Board of Directors of the Federation of | ||||||
17 | American Health Systems for
16 years, including serving as | ||||||
18 | Regional Vice-President; serving as a member of the Small and | ||||||
19 | Rural Steering Committee from 1990 to present; serving as a | ||||||
20 | member and former Director of the Illinois Critical Access | ||||||
21 | Hospital Network from 2003 to present; serving as a member of | ||||||
22 | the OSF Healthcare System Ethics Committee; serving as a member | ||||||
23 | of the OSF Healthcare System Specialty Alignment Initiative |
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1 | Committee; serving as a board member of the Wells Fargo | ||||||
2 | Community Bank Board from 2003 to the present; and serving as a | ||||||
3 | member of the OSF Healthcare System Executive Steering | ||||||
4 | Committee; and
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5 | WHEREAS, His community memberships include: serving as a | ||||||
6 | past board member of the Western Illinois Partnership for | ||||||
7 | Economic Development from 1999 to 2006; serving as past | ||||||
8 | Director of the Warren-Henderson County Economic Development | ||||||
9 | Board from 1999 to 2003; serving as a past member of the Board | ||||||
10 | of Directors of the Monmouth Chamber of Commerce from 1999 to | ||||||
11 | 2003; and serving as a member of the First Christian Church in | ||||||
12 | Monmouth; and
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13 | WHEREAS, His professional accomplishments
include; | ||||||
14 | completing a bond issue to remove Community Memorial Hospital | ||||||
15 | from city ownership; establishing restructuring in profitable | ||||||
16 | operations for Community Medical Center, allowing for over $4 | ||||||
17 | million of renovations; recruiting fourteen physicians and six | ||||||
18 | physician assistants in Monmouth; establishing a seven day, | ||||||
19 | 24-hour medical clinic within the hospital; and establishing | ||||||
20 | weekly specialty clinics; upgrading hospital-wide clinical | ||||||
21 | technology and computer systems; and
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22 | WHEREAS, In 1997, OSF Holy Family Medical Center had 187 | ||||||
23 | employees, and in 2009 it has 263 through Donald Brown's |
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1 | addition of services and the establishment of more jobs; he | ||||||
2 | established competitive salary and wage programs for | ||||||
3 | employees; he helped to establish a county health department; | ||||||
4 | and he was instrumental in completing the sale of assets from | ||||||
5 | Community Medical Center to OSF Healthcare, which ensured the | ||||||
6 | residents of Monmouth and surrounding areas quality healthcare | ||||||
7 | services for many years to come; therefore, be it
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8 | RESOLVED, BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE | ||||||
9 | NINETY-SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we | ||||||
10 | congratulate Donald Brown on his retirement and wish him all | ||||||
11 | the best in his future endeavors; and be it further
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12 | RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be | ||||||
13 | presented to Donald G. Brown as a symbol of our respect and | ||||||
14 | esteem.
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