First place in the annual door decorating contest this year at Presbyterian Hospital of Greenville went to the Emergency Department Registration office for their film history of Christmas movies (which was this year’s theme). Pictured are creator Mona Jackson and co-worker Charlotte Gardner.
Second place went to the Laboratory for their rendition of “The Polar Express.” Pictured are Cindy Wilson and Jennifer Nash.
Outpatient Diagnostic Imaging earned an honorable mention for “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas.” Creators included Kelly Miller, David Head and Diana Weeks. Honorable mention was awarded to the Pharmacy Department for a “Bad Santa.” Showing off the door is Nikki Bobbitt. Judges for the contest were Oasis team members Tommy Hughes, Sharon Fain, Karen Blankenship and Michelle Snell.
No, there was no emergency other than the potential of hungry families during the holidays. Hunt County Emergency Medical Technicians and First Responders held their annual “Fill the Bus” food drive for the United Way of Hunt County this month, delivering the bounty to UW headquarters last week. Andrew Madden, a Greenville paramedic, hauls an arm-load of items from the bus while Kraig Betterton carries a stack of cans up to his chin.
Buses lined up in front of the Paul Mathews Exchange building. The United Way headquarters in downtown Greenville is shown with donated food.
Santa’s helpers from left, holding the signs, are William Bynum, an EMT student, and Carolanne Calvery, daughter of UW director Lana Calvery. In back from the left, James Krodel, Andrew Madden, Kraig Betterton, Colton Calvery, Lana Calvery, Ashley Sharkey, Billy Calvery and Freddy Hodges, EMS supervisor. Not Pictured are Jeff Dektor, Nichole Dubose, Don Waddle, Cincy Edelhouser and the photographer, Michael Sanchez, assistant EMS director at Presbyterian Hospital of Greenville.
Cafeteria employees Boone Garrett, Karen Blakely and Gloria Richardson, serve up the rib-eye steak and trimmings during PHG’s annual employee holiday lunch as Mark Liggett, next to Karen complete the serving line.
Elvira Richardson dishes up the fruit salad. Taking in the dessert table are early comers
Fraise Granger and Rhonda Duncan handle the punch and cookie table. Meanwhile, over at the chocolate strawberry station are Betsy Sollenne and Mitzi Parker.
	Volunteer Pink Lady Marjorie Moore wears her reindeer topping for the holidays.
The hospital Atrium is the setting for various musicians and school groups performing Christmas music during the holidays.
Brother Ram Davis, on his way to a treatment at Presbyterian Hospital’s Wound Care Center on Monday, stopped at the Atrium’s piano for an impromptu holiday and gospel concert that had hospital visitors and staff lining the second floor overlooking the Atrium. Bro. Davis is a member of Mt. Elam Baptist Church and is currently the pianist at Mt. Olive Baptist Church.	(Courtesy photo)
	Derrick Givens, a security guard at Presbyterian Hospital of Greenville, spends a few minutes at the piano in the Atrium, playing gospel and holiday music.
	Carver fourth graders were at the hospital on Wednesday with some clever lyrics to holiday songs.
Students from Carver Elementary School entertained staff, visitors and patients this week with the wonderful sounds of Christmas.
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