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Sabrina Rory-Gene Gomez
Sabrina Rory-Gene Go-
mez was born Jan. 12, at
Capital Medical Center in
Olympia to Brittany Nicho-
le Jennings and Jacob Lee
Gomez of Olympia. She
weighed 7 pounds and 10
ounces.
Ethan Lawrence James
Faught
Ethan Lawrence James
Faught was born Jan. 18, at
Capital Medical Center in
Olympia to Kira D. Faught
and Joshua P. Faught of
Tumwater. He weighed 7
pounds and 13 ounces.
Ameliya Mabel
Arlene Frost
Ameliya Mabel Arlene
Frost was born Jan. 1, at
Capital Medical Center in
Olympia to Jamie Ellertsen
and Jesse Frost of Shelton.
She weighed 8 pounds and
was 19 inches long.
Madilyn Sophia Horn
Madilyn Sophia Horn
was born Jan. 22, at Capital
Medical Center in Olympia
to Amanda K. Lewis and
Benjamin W. Horn of Shel-
ton. She weighed 8 pounds
and 10 ounces and was 21
'inches long.
Parker Eric Sprouffske
Parker Eric Sprouffske
was born Jan. 27, at Capital
Medical Center in Olympia
to Heidi Ann Sprouffske and
Kevin J. Sprouffske of Rain-
ier. He weighed 8 pounds
and 13 ounces.
Leif Herbert Cargill
Leif Herbert Cargill
was born on Jan. 10, at
12:03 p.m: at Providence
St. Peter's Hospital in
Olympia to Zachary and
Marguerite Cargill of
Shelton. He was 9 pounds
and 10 ounces and 20-3/4
inches long.
Network administrator named
hospital's employee of the month
Karl Hentschel, network administrator
in Information Technology (IT), was select-
ed by his peers as Mason General Hospital
& Family of Clinics' February Employee
of the Month. He has worked at MGH &
FC for the past three years. "I am honored
to receive this award and for IT to be rec-
ognized," Hentschel said. "IT does a lot of
work behind the scenes, so it's good to see
our hard work gets noticed."
"Karl will do any job, no matter how
simple or complex, with a smile. He always
puts others first and is willing to help any-
one with any issue. Positive attitude, cour-
tesy, diligence and a willingness to help at
any time are a few words that describe him.
Karl is a positive and important asset to
the IT team," said his nominator.
He received his bachelor of science de-
gree in 2005 while working at a local credit
union as an information technician and
network administrator. In his position at
MGH & FC, Hentschel is responsible for
enterprise support.
"The best part of my
job is that I have the abil-
ity to learn and train on
the new technology, and
help others in doing so,"
said Hentschel. "Because
of the leadership and IT
achievement at Mason
General, we have better
Karl access to leading-edge
Hentschel technologythan other
hospitals."
MGH & FC has re-
ceived health cafe's Most Wired Hospital
award for four years straight.
Hentschel is originally from Centralia
and is married with one child and another
on the way. His wife works as a nurse for
MGH & FC and St. Peter Hospital. When
they aren't busy with family activities,
Hentschel and his wife enjoy hiking and
biking.
MGH & FC Presents free women's health
Mason General Hospi-
tal & Family of Clinics is
pleased to host another free
women's health event from
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday,
May 5, at the main entrance
of Mason General Hospital.
Open to all women in the
community, the event fea-
tures information on wom-
en's health with free diag-
nostic health screenings and
other services by health care
professionals. In addition,
the first 50 women in atten-
dance, aged 40 to 65, who
are uninsured or underin-
sured will receive a free dig-
ital mammogram screening
funded by Karen Hilburn
Breast and Cervical Cancer
Fund; Washington Breast,
Cervical and Colon Health
Program and Susan G. Ko-
men for the Cure of Puget
Sound. Insured women may
make a digital mammogram
appointment for a later date
by calling 427-9590, option
3.
For all women at the
event there will be free blood
pressure, cardiac and diabe-
tes testing and information
on the HPV vaccine to pre-
vent most cases of cervical
cancer. Nutritional services,
healthy refreshments and
mini massages will also be
offered and all in an atmo-
sphere that celebrates being
a woman.
For more information on
the women's health event,
call 432-7706.
A Lighthouse Quartet
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Courtesy photo
From left, Dallas Fast, Scott Hamilton, Dennis Bogard and Dick
Fankhauser make up the Lighthouse Quartet. The group will be in
concert at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 12, at Spring Road Chapel First
Church of God, 1113 E. Shelton Springs Road. Refreshments will be
served following the concert. For additional information call 427-6998.