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A quick video about a Scout that is giving back. Thought I'd share this with you.
Have a Great Scouting Day!
Yesterday was a great day. The world did not come to end and I had a great time with a great group of kids. Yesterday I was shown just how special the kids of today are. My youngest son is on a Relay for Life team. They fund raise for a great cause, a cure for Cancer. There is no one out there reading this blog that has not been touched by cancer, and I am thankful that organizations like Relay for Life are out there working to fund that opportunity to turn cancer into a curable affliction.
So yesterday started out at a Pancake breakfast at Applebee's. A great fund raiser that the kids really enjoyed. Then it was off to the High School, where they joined 200 of their fellow students in a Relay for Life. The student government of the High School planned, prepared, and executed yesterdays event and I am impressed with their dedication and caring nature to take on such a task. They could have easily just had a dance, a car wash, or bake sale. But these young people put together a first class event. They had games, food, and music (live music). They invited cancer survivors to speak and share their thanks, which was moving. But I think the one single thing that impressed me the most was that all of the teams at the event were made up of students from the High School. The band had a team, student government had a team, various clubs and groups of friends all showed up to support this great cause. They arrived with team t-shirts and set up their "camps". The administrative staff of the High School pitched in and cooked burgers, hot dogs, and breakfast this morning.. all out of their own pockets.
It moved me that these kids cared enough to spend their entire weekend dedicated to this cause. Early this morning, about 2 AM or so, they stopped the relay and everyone walked into a dark gym. Around the gym floor were bags with candles in them, on the bags were messages written by the students to loved ones that have been effected by cancer. We sat silently on the floor surrounded by these luminaries as a few students stood and shared their connection with cancer. A set of sisters that lost their father to cancer, one that lost a grandpa and the stories touched each and everyone in the gym. They asked for people to stand if they had been touched by a Mother or Father with cancer… people stood, a Grandfather or Grandmother.. more stood, a spouse, friend, brother, sister.. even more took to their feet, still in silence. Nephews? Nieces?.. still more stood. By the time they had asked these questions all but a small hand full of the participants were standing. I could hear the muffled tears and heart felt rubbing of backs as the students looked around and truly saw the impact on just their group that cancer has brought. And when the emotional roller coaster was about to let me off.. we were invited to quietly walk around the Luminaries, reading the bags and seeing the painful messages.. "Hang in there Mom", " I miss you Dad", "In loving memory of my Grandma".. touched.
We went back into the commons to continue the relay, as I sat with a few other parents we looked around the room and these great kids. We shared how special they are, not just to us, but that how these kids act today will make our world such a better place tomorrow. The current generation often gets a bad rap.. they are slackers that need to pull their pants up and take out the ear buds… but you know what.. I think those are too broad of paint strokes… these kids are socially aware and care. They have hearts of gold and want to help. They are growing up in a time of super media and up to the second information. They are smarter than we often give them credit for and they are moving in a world where things are changing faster than they can learn it. The jobs that they will have after graduation have not even been invented yet. The language they speak evolves and the technology that they use is out dated the minute they walk out of the store.
I look at these kids and their friendships, the way they treat each other, their caring nature and I see a great future.
We have great kids. I am proud of them.
Part of the Relay for Life obviously is the relay itself. Team Kellogg (the team my son is on) walked in one hour shifts. I took a few of those hours with them. As I walked I listened to music, podcasts, and chatted with some of the kids. After the last shift I walked I could not help but feel great about the walking and what we were doing there.. which of course brought it all back to Scouting. "To help other People at all times" Team Kellogg raised close to $900 dollars for Relay for Life. I do not think they understand the impact that money will make. They were awarded the "Gold Team" distinction for raising the most in this Relay for Life event. While it is great to be the winners, it is better to know that what they won is going to help.
#100daysStrong is doing that in each of us too.. committment to a goal and achieving it will show that we are serious about fitness and healthy choices. How we live will be reflected back in the Scouts, and in this case, the friends of my son, our sons and daughters and how they live. If we truly care about it.. we need to share it.
I read about American kids being obese and unhealthy. Well, we can help change that, just like Team Kellogg is helping to find a cure for cancer.
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Have you ever seen those TV shows where they have hidden cameras, trying to either catch someone doing something stupid or trapping them in a situation they have to explain away?
They are great testaments to how people act and what they will do. Yesterday while on my route I wondered if I was being placed in one of those situations, and truth be told, they answer is sort of.
I drove up to a stop and noticed that there was a bundle of money laying in the street at the end of a drive way. I pulled forward, selected the package and began to walk to the house. In my path were these bills. I picked them up and carried them to the house. I set the package down by the door and placed the money on top of the packages, knocked on the door and walked away.
As I approached my truck and man came running from the neighboring house. He asked me to stop and I did. Asking him if he had a question, the man replied "What did you do with the money? Give me the Money!.. there was $43 dollars there and I saw you pick it up."
I explained to him that the money was sitting on the package that I left at his neighbors door and he would find it all there. He went to the door and found the money. Walking back toward me he explained that he had placed the money there and that they have had a rash of theft in the neighborhood and he was trying to catch someone in the act. He pointed out that several neighbors had installed cameras on their front porches and that they would catch whomever was stealing from them.
I told him that would never be me and he said "I see that".
Ever since I was a little boy I have been taught that a true test of your character is what you do when others are not looking. Its is always easy to put on an act in front of people, but what you do when the spot light is not on you really tests your character.
I tell this to our scouts all the time and hope that what they are learning in Scouting will make them good men of character. Its pretty simple really. Just do the right thing.. always and you have nothing to worry about.
If you ever find yourself looking over your shoulder.. you are about to do something wrong. Let Character be your guide. You can find a great set of rules that guide your character in the Scout Law.
That man that challenged me over $43 learned that that there are still people in our community that have character.
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Recently Skynews reported in an article "10 things that we can learn from Japan" I thought this was interesting, because beyond the obvious it is a look in the mirror, a way to judge ourselves and the culture in which we are raising our kids. Not so long ago we witnessed the tragedy of Katrina in New Orleans. As much as the hurricane left a path of destruction, the pain came from seeing how our fellow man treated one another. The Rodney King riots is another example. We can debate justice another time, but the actions following the verdict were just a terrible, if not more than the beating of Rodney King. In our country we burn cars in the street and vandalize after a sports team wins a championship.. my goodness.. what are we?
Look at natural disasters that have devastated parts of our world and see what man does in its aftermath. Haiti? New Orleans? Los Angels? Japan? Take a look at a part of the article about the recent devastation in Japan and use it to measure ourselves as a Nation.. as a World.
1. THE CALM- Not a single visual of chest-beating or wild grief. Sorrow itself has been elevated.
2. THE DIGNITY- Disciplined queues for water and groceries. Not a rough word or a crude gesture. Their patience is admirable and praiseworthy.
3. THE ABILITY- The incredible architects, for instance. Buildings swayed but didn't fall.
4. THE GRACE (Selflessness)- People bought only what they needed for the present, so everybody could get something.
5. THE ORDER- No looting in shops. No honking and no overtaking on the roads. Just understanding.
6. THE SACRIFICE- Fifty workers stayed back to pump sea water in the N-reactors. How will they ever be repaid?
7. THE TENDERNESS- Restaurants cut prices. An unguarded ATM is left alone. The strong cared for the weak.
8. THE TRAINING- The old and the children, everyone knew exactly what to do. And they did just that.
9. THE MEDIA- They showed magnificent restraint in the bulletins. No silly reporters. Only calm reportage. Most of all – NO POLITICIANS TRYING TO GET CHEAP MILEAGE.
10. THE CONSCIENCE- When the power went off in a store, people put things back on the shelves and left quietly.
Now I am not saying the heroic and wonderful things have not happened in our darkest hours, but by and large, we have a lot to learn about civility and humanity. Whats this got to do with a Scouting Blog.
Read the Oath and Law and see how well the Japanese measure up to it.
Just an observation from one Scouter that wants to be better.
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Tonight before I left work I popped into the restroom to clean up, wash my hands etc… I opened the door to find a sink over flowing and about 6 inches of water on the floor. One of the sinks had been plugged with paper towel and the sink left on. I thought to myself "who would do this?" I turned off the water, rolled up my sleeves and started digging out the paper towels that were jammed into the drain. Another employee walked in and saw me elbow deep in the sink and standing in the water. He asked "What are you doing?".. " You don't need to do that, some one else will clean that up." I looked at him and asked him who? And why would I leave it alone. Just because someone else showed a lack of respect, does not mean that we should.
You see this all comes down to respect. Someone did not have enough respect for our company and thought it would be funny to be disrespectful. Waste of water, paper towels, and someone elses time cleaning up the mess is a total lack of respect.
We don't run in camp, why? Because you can trip on a guy line and break someone else's tent.. that is a sign of disrespect. We see trash all over our town.. a lack of respect.. but then again.. some one else will clean it up.. right?
So who are we waiting for? Who is it that cleans up our mess? Who is it that turns off the water? Who is it that repairs the broken tent? Who is that pays for waste and abuse?
One act of disrespect causes a wave of "Some one else" having to react. Some one else cleaning a mess. Some one else… well you get the point.
Scouts and Scouters. The word Respect is not in the Scout oath or Law.. or is it. Don't you think Every word in the Law has an element of Respect in it? I do.
So who are you waiting for?
One word… RESPECT.
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The other day I was out and about and I ended up in the check out line at a local store. There was an elderly gentleman in line ahead of me waiting patiently as the check out clerk seemed to be struggling a bit.
It was one of the weird situations where no one really talks, let alone makes eye contact. I was thumbing through some notes on my iPhone when I looked up and there he was.. making eye contact with me, the elderly man was staring at me with a puzzled look on his face. I smiled and said "Hey, how ya doing?" He nodded his head and replied "very well, thank you for asking." He asked what I had there in my hand and why young people can't seem to live without "all these devices"? I told him it was my phone and it really has made my life more organized. He told me that when he was a young man, he carried a little note book and it did the same thing at a tenth of the cost. I laughed, as did he and then he asked what was so important that it had my attention in the check out line. I told him I was reviewing the roster of my Scout Troop for the up coming camp out. He said "Really? You can do that? I told him "Sure, would you like to see?" We moved up a few steps in line and I showed him the roster, then some pictures from the National Jamboree, and then a few other cool apps, like the one you can see the stars and planets with. He was amazed and a great conversation started. He told me that he had been in Scouts back in the 40′s and 50′s and was a Scoutmaster till he had to go off to war in Korea. He said that he had been to the Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania in 1950. "It was the biggest thing I ever did in Scouting" he said. I shared with him my Jamboree experience of last year and told him it too was the biggest thing I have ever done in Scouting. Well, the conversation went on till it was finally his turn to check out. The clerk had a button on that read "IN TRAINING". She was very apologetic and fumbled to get everything in the mans bag. He walked away and it was my turn to check out. I smiled at her and told her that it was fine on about the fifth time she glanced at me and said "sorry". I assured her that she was not the first person to have worn a "IN TRAINING" button and that it was going to be ok. She said thanks and gave me my change.
I walked out of the store to find the elderly man sitting on a bench. I asked if everything was ok? He said it was, and that he was just waiting on the bus to take him back to the retirement home. I asked if he needed company. He did not want to bother.. I told him I had nothing but time. We sat and talked for about 20 minutes, he told me his wife had passed a few years back and now he just kinda wanders through his last days. He shared some fond memories of his Scouting days and time he spent with his sons camping, he said he missed those days and wished he could go back in time. He was all alone, yeah, the retirement home was nice and had a great staff, but most of the old folks just played cards and took naps.. I laughed. And the bus arrived. He shook my hand, smiled and got on the bus. As he drove away, he looked out the window and gave me a Scout salute. He had a big grin on his face.
Heading to my truck I could not help but smile and think about what a great guy that was. Some ones Dad, Uncle, Grandpa.. A veteran, a Scout, a great guy.
You know, Doing a good turn each day might just mean giving someone a moment of your time. It made his day I am sure… because it sure did make mine.
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In this file photograph from Jan. 17, 2012, Samantha and Thomas Wallace listen as their attorneys set a new trial date in Judge Rebecca Stern's courtroom for criminally negligent homicide charges in the death of their 3-year-old daughter Cameron in 2010.Photo by Dan Henry /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Two Marion County, Tenn., parents charged with negligent homicide in the shooting death of their 2-year-old daughter have asked for an earlier trial date.
Samantha Wallace, 28, and Thomas Wallace, 25, face charges of criminally negligent homicide in the accidental shooting death of their daughter Cameron by her 5-year-old stepbrother.
The children found a loaded .45-caliber pistol that Thomas Wallace kept in his bedroom nightstand and the boy shot Cameron in the chest, according to police reports.
Samantha Wallace's attorney, Dan Ripper, said after a hearing Monday that his client has other children "not in her custody pending this case" and wants the case resolved so she can have them back.
The case is set for trial on July 30. Criminal Court Judge Rebecca Stern agreed to set March 19 as a tentative date in case another trial scheduled on that day doesn't happen.
Thomas is being represented by the Hamilton County District Public Defender's Office.
Charlie Minor is the district attorney's assigned prosecutor. All sides are scheduled to meet again on Feb. 25 to see if the earlier date will work.
The Wallaces are free on $2,500 bond each. Minor sought to have their bonds revoked in 2011 when the pair, who moved from Hamilton to Marion County after the shooting, were hit with separate theft, vandalism, drug and assault charges there.
Stern declined at that time to revoke or raise the bond.
Between 2005 and 2009, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 304 children under age 14 were killed in unintentional shootings in the United States.
In May 2012, Kydalynn Graham, 3, accidentally shot and killed herself with a .45-caliber pistol belonging to her grandfather Tommie Graham. Tommie Graham was indicted on charges of criminally negligent homicide and reckless endangerment. The girl's mother and aunt were charged with reckless endangerment.
But Whitfield County prosecutors declined to pursue charges against the 12-year-old brother of Cassie Culpepper, 11, who accidentally shot his sister with a .38-caliber revolver while riding in the back of a pickup truck on June 1, 2012.
The death of 2-year-old Brennan Nowell, who shot himself in the chest with a .40-caliber semiautomatic pistol left loaded in a chair at his grandfather's Hixson home, is still under investigation.
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The Complexities of Relationships
This week we got a glimpse into the relationships of families.
Lenny's family and the beautiful lunch served by Lisa for her in-laws shows once again how important it is to Lisa to have a close relationship with Lenny's parents. You can see and feel the tension between Lisa and her in-laws, and see how difficult it is for her to be accepted by them. One wonders what expectations her in-laws had of who Lenny would marry. Obviously Lisa isn't quite what they expected. I find it sad that they can't see who Lisa is for Lenny, how happy they are as a couple, all the goodness Lisa has, and how important it is to Lisa to win them over. It once again points out the obvious: what you look for, you will find. If you look for the goodness, it is there, and if you look for what's wrong, you can always find something.
Fast forward to the relationship between Adriana, Frederick, Alex, and Frederick's family. You can see, and feel, the love in the air. Frederick's parents have embraced Adriana and Alex as children of their own. It's easy to see where Frederick gets his class, style, and generosity from.


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By Gerardo Gomez: The waiting is over. Yesterday's weigh in was the last hurdle of the highly anticipated fight between Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez. Both fighters were smart enough to come under the catchweight limit of 144 pounds. Juan Manuel Marquez tipped the scales at a rip 142 pounds. Pacquiao came in great shape and weighed in at 143 pounds. I was expecting Marquez to take a page out of Pacquiao's book which is to come below the weight limit and he did. Although, I would have wanted Marquez to come in at around 140 pounds but he looks good at 142. I hope by fight night he is at 145-146 pounds. I think if Marquez comes in over 146 pounds on fight night, it is going to be a big disadvantage for him. Most likely Pacquiao will weigh no more than 148-49 pounds on fight night.
Boxing fans have been waiting for this fight for the past couple of years. Unfortunately, many boxing fans would have preferred to have the trilogy fight be fought at 140 instead of 144. I actually thought that this time could have been earlier had it not been for the mistake of some boxing matchmakers. It made perfect sense to me when Pacquiao fought Hatton and Marquez fought Diaz in his classic first fight. Had Golden Boy and Top Rank Promotions some how were able to see the potential of a trilogy back in 2009, it would have been a classic way to bring an end to this amazing trilogy. Instead of having Juan Manuel Marquez challenge Manny Pacquiao for his 140 lb belt, boxing fans were caught by surprised when Marquez challenge Mayweather and fought Floyd on September, 2009 while Pacquiao fought Cotto on November, 2009. It was the first time that I had heard a champion (Cotto) agree to a challenger's request of fighting at 145 pounds instead of the welterweight limit of 147.
Pacquiao's team could have still made the fight at 140 pounds but did not want to give Marquez any advantage and at first wanted to fight Marquez at 147 pounds. Then they came to their senses and made it at 144 pounds. Both fighters have completely changed with Pacquiao becoming the more improved of the two. Pacquiao has made great progress since his last fight with Marquez. He now has power in his two hands and continues to show amazing lateral movements.
Although, Pacquiao has become a complete fighter, we have not seen any boxer challenge him the way Marquez has. Pacquaio's opponents don't have the style that Marquez has and in boxing, styles make fights. Pacquiao benefits from fighters attacking him. When boxers do this, they fall into Manny's type of fight. On the other hand, we have seen in their previous two fights that Pacquiao has difficulty with Marquez style. I feel that if any fighter is going to be beat Pacquiao is going to be Marquez.
A lot of boxing experts are predicting Manny Pacquiao to have an easy fight against an aging Marquez in a higher weight class. Tonight's fight is not going to be that easy. I am not counting Marquez out. He is currently one of the most intellingent boxers. I feel Marquez ring intelligence is a big advantage to him. Boxing is Chess with gloves. Marquez is not going to get checkmate. He is going to move the right pieces at the right time.
Many people talk about Pacquiao's right hand but very few talk about the opportunities that Marquez will create when Pacquiao uses his right hand. I expect to see Marquez work on some combinations' and counterpunches when Pacquiao uses his right hand. Pacquiao has to be very careful when attacking Marquez. One thing that I have not seen improvements in Pacquiao is his defense. He doesn't have a great defense. He continues to leave himself open to body shots and continues to tap his gloves when he has been hit. Pacquiao continues to leave himself open to counterpunches and it will be interesting to see how Pacquiao reacts when he is caught by some of Marquez punches. Juan Manuel should not go on lose his focus even if his losing the early rounds. If Marquez shows patience and fights Pacquiao at a distance then we may be seeing another 12 round fight. If Marquez decides to fight Pacquiao inside it will be interesting to see if he will be able to show quick 2-3 combinations and move away. Marquez needs to throw couple of punches and move away. He cannot move forward, try to counter punch Manny without giving Manny different angles. If Marquez is not able to show different angles when counterpunching Pacquiao then the fight is not going to go the distance. The only way I see Marquez winning this fight is by outsmarting Manny, throwing his 2-3 combinations, moving away, and boxing him at a distance. Pacquiao may get frustrated and careless if he feels that he can't figure out Marquez. This will work to Marquez advantage. Pacquiao cannot afford to make one mistake against a fighter like Marquez. He will take advantage of it. In fact, if any fighter makes a mistake the other will capitalize on it and might prove to be the difference.
On paper this fight should not go the distance with all the advantages pointing to Manny Pacquiao. It will be important what fighter wins the 1st round. That first round will be crucial. It can set the tempo for either fighter. I wonder if Marquez is going to focus on winning what Nacho Beristain calls, "the combat zone," that small space between both fighters. If Manny ends up stopping Marquez, it might be in the middle rounds. On the other hand, I can see Marquez cutting and hurting Pacquiao towards the late rounds. If so, we may see another close split decision fight. I really hope we have good judges if the fight goes the distance.
I am going to go for Marquez via a split decision. If Marquez ends up pulling the upset, he will become the legitimate first Mexican boxer to win belts in 4 divisions. Morales won a vacant belt against Pablo Cesar Cano, a fighter rank #12 so to me that doesn't count. A win against Manny would be the most important win in Marquez' career. It could open the possibility for a 4th fight, a fight that if Pacquiao accepts, expects to pay Marquez a guaranteed $10 million dollars. Depending on the PPV sales which should hit around 1.7million, I think a 4th fight might interest Top Rank and boxing fans given that the record would be 1-1-1 and the 4th fight will be for all the marbles.
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Televoting, telephone voting or phone voting is a method of decision making and opinion polling conducted by telephone. Televoting can also extend to voting by SMS text message via a mobile cell phone.
Broadcast contest televoting[edit]
Televoting involves broadcasters providing an audience with different telephone numbers associated with contestants participating; the outcome is decided by the number of calls to each line. Music contests such as the Eurovision Song Contest, as well as for World Idol, American Idol, and similar contests use this method. From 1997, the European Broadcasting Union, organiser of the Eurovision Song Contest, introduced telephonic and SMS voting for competing entries in place of national juries. This allowed the voice of the television audience to become crucial to choose the winning song. Reality television contests around the world such as Big Brother can use televoting to choose a winner or to eliminate a contestant from the contest.
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Televoting has strengthened the phenomenon of bloc voting, whereby neighbouring countries would vote for each other. This could be observed earlier in the competition, but has now practically become a rule. It is particularly evident in the voting patterns of Scandinavian, Baltic, Balkan, and CIS countries; Andorra would vote for Spain, Greece for Cyprus, Turkey for Azerbaijan, Romania for Moldova and vice versa.
It has also been observed that immigrants in a given country will tend to bestow high points on their countries of origin.[1] For instance Germany, the Netherlands, France and Belgium tend to vote massively for Armenia and Turkey, while the immigrants of France also secure high points for Portugal and Israel, and in recent years Lithuanian nationals living in Ireland have secured top votes for their home country. The same goes in a slightly lesser degree for ex-Yugoslav immigrants in certain countries, including Scandinavia, Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland, and for Russian immigrants in the three Baltic states and other ex-Soviet countries. United Kingdom tend to vote for Ireland (and latterly, additionally, Greece and Turkey).
Because of this neighbourly voting, a 50% mixture of jury and televoting results was introduced in 2009. In 2007, no western nations were in the top half but in 2009 long-time underachievers UK and France gained their best results in 7 years.
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A televote is initiated by random sampling of a population by means of random digit dialling.[citation needed] Those contacted are requested to volunteer to receive written background briefing materials regarding a particular issue, that have been prepared by a panel of representatives of different stakeholder groups affected by that issue, and incorporating various views or perspectives.[citation needed] Volunteers are requested to discuss the issue amongst their families and friends until they have reached a decision.[citation needed] At the conclusion of this period they are polled again by telephone in order to determine their views.[citation needed]
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Televoting is a more cost-effective method of democratic deliberation than many alternatives such as deliberative polling, as it does not require the participants to meet in person.[citation needed]
Common to other deliberative democratic techniques, it also tends to produce more reasoned decisions than "raw" opinion polling, because participants are exposed to various perspectives other than their own in the briefing materials that they receive.[citation needed]
Disadvantages of televoting[edit]
Televoting may be less effective than other methods of democratic deliberation in which a trained moderator or facilitator is available in person to ensure that groups seriously deliberate on the issue before them.[citation needed]
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- Carson, L: "Innovative consultation processes and the changing role of activism", Third Sector Review, 7(1):7, 2001.
- Slaton, C D. (1992), Televote: Expanding Citizen Participation in the Quantum Age, Oxford: Praeger.


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Friends of Riley, a Wheaten Terrier, gathered December 13 to honor the dog. Riley, accompanied by longtime friend and owner Marvin Ashner, of Longport, served as a volunteer at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center since 2010.
Riley, who passed away in May, left a legacy. "Research tells us that pets can lower our blood pressure and even reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness," said Lori Herndon, president and chief executive officer, ARMC. "Riley brought countless smiles to our patients and helped reduce the stress that many patients feel when they are sick and away from home."
Riley's contribution to ARMC patients – and the affection between the Riley and Ashner – is commemorated in a portrait by artist Missy Mohn Schwartz, of Haddonfield, commissioned by AtlantiCare's Healing Arts Program. "Today is our chance to give back to these special volunteers – to remember Riley and to offer our perpetual thanks to Marvin, who continues to make contributions to our community in many ways," Herndon added.
The portrait will hang in the Stanley M. Grossman Pediatrics Center, where Riley's memory will continue to bring smiles to the children, family members and visitors to AtlantiCare's City Campus.
AtlantiCare is an integrated system of services designed to help people achieve optimal health. It includes AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, AtlantiCare Health Engagement, the AtlantiCare Foundation, and AtlantiCare Health Services. Its more than 5,282 employees and 600 physicians serve the community in more than 60 locations. A 2009 Malcolm Baldrige Award winner, AtlantiCare was also included in Modern Healthcare's Best Places to Work in Healthcare in 2010. ARMC became the 105th hospital in the nation to attain status as a Magnet™ designated hospital in March of 2004 and was redesignated a Magnet™ hospital in 2008.