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Business Development Virginia June Receives Aster Award
Business Development Virginia June Receives Aster Award
Business Development Virginia June Receives Aster Award
BRIGHTON HOSPITAL - A leading national chemical dependency residential and outpatient treatment center.
• Upcoming Events
Excellent Brighton Cuisine Brighton’s Historic Chapel
• Brightons National honored with plaque for Brighton Re-Dedicated As The Ludington
Addiction Foundation
Dietician Joanne Reid Peace Center
• Alumnus Michael Burke
Congratulations to Joanne Reid, Brighton Hospital announces the
gets book published by
American Bar Association Clinical Dietician, for receiving re-dedication of its chapel in honor
the Southeastern Michigan of Ivan Ludington, Jr. and in
• Brighton Launches
Dietician’s Association (SEMDA) memory of his father, Ivan
Chief Executive Outreach
Program (CEO) Distinguished Service Award for Ludington, Sr. The Ludingtons’
2008. Joanne attended Michigan passionate leadership, with
• Brighton Graduates
State University, graduating with two generations of service on
first physician in its The Ludington Peace Center
nationally- leading a B.S. in Dietetics. She joined the Brighton Hospital Board of
Addiction Fellowship SEMDA in 2000 and has held Trustees, continues to make
Program a number of BOD positions outstanding treatment available to
Clinical Dietician Joanne Reid including: Membership Chair, those suffering from the disease of
Brighton Hospital Board Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, and currently addiction. Generous gifts, given in
John A. Wise, Chair is the Chairperson for the Case Study Awards tribute to the Ludingtons’, have
Sister Xavier Ballance, DC competition. helped Brighton Hospital create
Robert Casalou
Lynn R. Evans The Ludington Peace Center, a
Ivan Ludington Jr.
J. Theodore Everingham Director Of Business Development beautiful and serene setting for
Marion Ginopolis Virginia June Receives Aster patients, families and the community to meditate and
Judge Harold Hood express their spiritual connections. The addition of
Debra Erickson Jay Award for Hospital Marketing
state-of-the-art media equipment provides access
Ivan Ludington, Jr. Brighton Hospital received a
John Malasky to addiction recovery programs for patient education
Gold Recognition in this year’s and staff training. Closed circuit large-screen monitors
William J. O’Neill
Sam Passalacqua Aster Awards Competition. bring didactic presentations to patients’ bedsides for
Richard J. Suhrheinrich The Aster Awards, one of the those still too ill to attend meetings.
Robert C. Wachter largest competitions of its kind,
William L. Matthews, EmeritusTrustee is hosted by Marketing Healthcare
Today and Creative Images, Inc.,
Dr. Mark Menestrina
Brighton Hospital and recognizes outstanding Named Fellow of The
Executive Team healthcare professionals for American Society
Denise Bertin-Epp, President of Addiction Medicine
Marissa DeLisle, HR Director excellence in their advertising
Jackie Hill, Treasurer Director of Business Development /marketing efforts. Thank you Dr. Menestrina was named Fellow
Virginia June to Dion Clark from WHMI radio,
John Hopper, MD VP, Medical Affairs at a ceremony that took place
Richard Kramer, VP, Development for creativity, ingenuity and at the ASAM awards luncheon on
U.S. Postage
Organization
amazing talent!
Brighton, MI
Non-Profit
Brighton Alumnus Michael Burke gets book published by American Bar Assoc. Brighton Hospital • 12851 Grand River Rd. • Brighton, MI 48116
Never Enough is a succinct, powerful book that will open your eyes to the reality of gambling and alcohol addiction and
what it can do to any professional’s life – even in the happiest and most successful of situations. This is the shocking, true Michigan’s first and most experienced addiction treatment facility.
story of Michael J. Burke, who went from being a successful lawyer, loving father, husband, and respected member of his
community to a gambling addict to the tune of $1,600,000 using client’s trust account funds. “Never Enough” represents Visit us on the web at www.brightonhospital.org
Burke’s rise from his addiction into recovery and service.