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Tuesday, April 4, 2017

This Day in History - Westminster Md Online: Melvin Mills’ contributions to Carroll Hospital Center follow a healthy tradition

Melvin Mills’ contributions to Carroll Hospital Center follow a healthy tradition https://kevindayhoffwestgov-net.blogspot.com/2009/04/melvin-mills-contributions-to-carroll.html


Melvin Mills’ contributions to Carroll Hospital Center
follow a healthy tradition https://kevindayhoffwestgov-net.blogspot.com/2009/04/melvin-mills-contributions-to-carroll.html

EAGLE ARCHIVE By Kevin Dayhoff
Posted on www.explorecarroll.com 4/12/09

Photo by Sherri Hosfeld Joseph: G. Melvin Mills Jr. and
Linda Mills on April 3, 2009, at the Carroll Hospital Center Foundation
Founders Dinner which honored Mr. Mills as the newest recipient of its Founders
Circle Community Spirit Award.

On April 3, the Carroll Hospital Center Foundation Founders
Dinner honored the newest recipient of its Founders Circle Community Spirit
Award, G. Melvin Mills Jr. Mills joins previous honorees Atlee Wampler, David
and Betty Scott, Charles Fisher Sr., Scott and Anita Bair, Jack Gambatese, Jack
Tevis and Steve Bohn.

Throughout our history there are many examples of basic
needs of our community that have been addressed by the private sector.

Look no further than our local hospital. Talk of the need
for a hospital in our community goes as far back as the 1880s, and its history
is filled with stories of private individuals who worked hard to ensure that it
was built.

Many folks in the community may take the hospital for
granted, but its success has been greatly supported by the community.

At this year's Founders ceremony, held at St.
John's
Portico in Westminster,
the event's 240 guests also were acknowledged for their generosity and ongoing
financial support of the hospital, Carroll Hospice and the hospital auxiliary.
Jack Tevis, chair of the hospital foundation board; John
Sernulka, hospital CEO; Charlie Fisher Jr., chair of board of directors; and
the 2007 Spirit Award recipient, Steve Bohn, all shared in presenting Mills
with the 2009 award for his contributions of time, talent and resources to the
hospital since the mid-1980s.

Mills served on the foundation board of trustees from 1995
to 2005. From 2001 to 2005 he chaired the board while also serving on the
hospital's board of directors. And during his 10 years of service, more than
$15 million was raised on behalf of the hospital and Carroll Hospice.

Also recognized for her contributions was Mills' wife Linda
-- as we all know, no one can do great things for the community without the
support of family.

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Finally, I should note that Sherri Hosfeld Joseph, the
hospital foundation's director of development, helped me with information for
this week's column. If you'd like to learn more about the work of the
foundation, give her a call at 410- 871-6200.

When he is not eating sushi with Sherri Hosfeld Joseph, Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at kevindayhoff AT
gmail DOT com.

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Monday, May 23, 2016

Dayhoff: Historical markers dedicated for the Henryton Nursing School, Tuberculosis Sanatorium


Dayhoff: Historical markers dedicated for the Henryton Nursing School, Tuberculosis Sanatorium

By Kevin Dayhoff May 22, 2016


About 50 folks huddled along the shoulder of Henryton Road at the entrance of the historic Henryton State Hospital complex May 14 to dedicate two roadside historic markers. The sun shined brightly on the ceremonies in a rare reprieve in the recent streak of endless days of rainfall.

No, the celebrants were not there to dedicate an ark, but it nearly took an act of God to get the state of Maryland to tacitly acknowledge the very existence of the historic segregated facility for the treatment of African Americans suffering from tuberculosis and the segregated nursing school that was once located there — far out of sight of urban Baltimore and the seat of state government in Annapolis.

Noted civil rights leader John Lewis Jr., the 2nd vice president of the Carroll County NAACP, was the master of ceremonies. Other community leaders, such as Pam Zappardino, Charles Collyer, Virginia and Charles Harrison, Jean Lewis, Del. Susan Krebs R-District 5, the Rev. Douglas Sands and Maryland NAACP president Gerald G. Stansbury were on hand to share in the ceremonies.


This writer began looking into the history of the hospital in the early 1970s when it caught my attention during an assignment to research the history of hospitals in Carroll County for a project for what was then-Carroll County General Hospital.

Over the years, researching the history of hospital has difficult. What little information on the hospital that was found was often conflicting, inconsistent, and only appeared in anecdotal accounts; often without a comprehensive context. Many historians contacted in the 1970s were barely aware of the facility.




Also see: “Memories of Henryton State hospital fading with buildings demolished,” article by Kevin E. Dayhoff in the Baltimore Sun. http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/carroll/westminster/ph-ce-eagle-archives-0628-20150716-story.html

On my website, www.kevindayhoff.org articles on Henryton may be found here: http://kevindayhoffwestgov-net.blogspot.com/search/label/Henryton%20State%20Hospital   





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Thursday, April 28, 2016

A family member returned to Inova Fairfax Hospital in northern Virginia for a follow-up procedure today.


Wed. April 27, 2016 a family member returned to Inova Fairfax Hospital in northern Virginia for a follow-up procedure today.

She also took the opportunity to have a reunion with many of the awesome nurses in the ICU unit where she spent much of this past Jan. and Feb. We really appreciated the opportunity to thank everyone from the bottom of our heart.

We had an incredibly positive experience with Fairfax Hospital. Not only was her medical care excellent, but everyone there was so nice, friendly and helpful, in spite of the fact that this is a huge, ginormous metropolitan Washington DC medical facility.

Everyone from the administration to the staff to the medical professionals went out if their way to be friendly, and helpful.

Our extended family practically lived there throughout her hospitalization and the hospital staff could not have been more accommodating.

Saturday, January 16, 2016

Friday, Jan. 15, we really enjoyed our dinner at the New York J&P Pizza in Mt. Airy


Friday, Jan. 15, we really enjoyed our dinner at the New York J&P Pizza in Mt. Airy. After traveling for two hours from Fairfax to Frederick in bumper to bumper traffic at 15 mph. How in the world do folks do that day after day, week after week?

Vegetable Lasagna



NSICU, the Inova Fairfax Hospital's Neurosciences Critical Care Unit Dayhoff photos sunsets, #sunsets,

Jan. 13, 2016 8:30 pm Mt. Airy Starbucks #coffee, just saying http://kevindayhoffwestgov-net.blogspot.com/2016/01/jan-13-2016-830-pm-mt-airy-starbucks.html


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Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Jan. 13, 2016 8:30 pm Mt. Airy Starbucks #coffee, just saying...

Sunset in Falls Church Virginia


Sunset in Falls Church Virginia

NSICU, the Inova Fairfax Hospital's Neurosciences Critical Care Unit

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NSICU, the Inova Fairfax Hospital's Neurosciences Critical Care Unit Dayhoff photos sunsets, #sunsets,

Friday, August 14, 2015

Registered nurse Lauren Hentzman wins award



August 13, 2015

Congratulations are in order for registered nurse Lauren Hentzman for being awarded the Carroll Hospital Daisy Award got July 2015

Lauren Hentzman has been a registered nurse in Carroll Hospital’s emergency room since 2007.

She was recently honored for her patient care with Carroll Hospital’s DAISEY Award. The award was established to honor outstanding health care professionals at the hospital and awarded to a nurse every month.


Congratulations Lauren Hentzman.
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Monday, February 24, 2014

The Carroll Record, February 24, 1972: Helicopter Beat Stork; Mother, Girl Fine

Helicopter Beat Stork; Mother, Girl Fine

The Carroll Record, February 24, 1972

The helicopter beat the stork early Monday morning and Mrs. Samuel Grammer and baby are doing fine at Carroll County General Hospital. The child, a daughter, was born about 11 a.m. but the call came to the State Police at 3:50 a.m. Monday morning. Mr. Grammer was unable to get his car out through the drifting snow. Police were unable to get in with cars and called for the helicopter at 4:15 a.m. The helicopter was on the scene by 4:55 a.m.



The Carroll Record, February 24, 1972
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Carroll Hospital Center looking for partners - baltimoresun.com

Carroll Hospital Center looking for partners - baltimoresun.com

Wants to better position itself as health care reimbursement changes

"By Andrea K. Walker, The Baltimore Sun February 17, 2014 


http://www.baltimoresun.com/health/maryland-health/bs-hs-carroll-hospital-partner-20140217,0,2952578.story

 Carroll Hospital Center has begun what it calls an "aggressive" search for hospital partners, saying it's open to all options, including the possibility of merging with another institution.

The 193-bed hospital has operated independently for its entire 53-year existence and is profitable, but CEO John Sernulka said changes in health care will put financial pressure on small hospitals like his in the near future.

"Reimbursement will continue to tighten," Sernulka said. "There will be less and less dollars pumped into the health care system.""


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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Crossing the Creek, A Practical Guide to the Dying Process

“Crossing the Creek” is written by Michael Homes

http://www.slideshare.net/kevindayhoff/20000904-crossing-creek

I received “Crossing the Creek, A Practical Guide to the Dying Process” on the last day, November 13, 2013, of Bereavement Skills Training at Carroll Hospice. 




I recently took a 15-hour class in Bereavement Skills Training at Carroll Hospice, http://www.carrollhospice.org/Bereavement-Skills-Training taught by Kathleen A. Bare, M.S. Bereavement Counselor, Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave., Westminster, MD 21157.

The topics included an introduction to Carroll Hospice and the services and functions hospice can provide when family members, loved-ones, friends and colleagues are “Crossing the Creek.”

The class touched-upon the medical aspects of the dying experience and advice for caregivers. Class segments included ‘normal grief,’ natural grief responses, children and grief. Complicated grief, suicides, communication skills, rituals, support groups and resources.

On the last day of class, a member of the class distributed a photocopy of the publication, “Crossing the Creek, A Practical Guide to the Dying Process,” which the author, Michael Homes, RN, identifies as “A nurse’s perspective on the medical aspects of the dying experience and advice for caregivers.” My copy of “Crossing the Creek” is branded with a ‘print date’ of September 4, 2000.

According to http://crossingthecreek.com/, the publication is no longer available. Furthermore, the publisher, Damone-Rose Publishing is going out of business. A brief search of the internet did not locate a place where the book could be purchased. This information was accessed on November 25, 2013.

That is a shame because it is a valuable and well accepted plain-language and common sense approach to the dying experience and advice to caregivers…

In his introduction to “Crossing the Creek,” Mr. Holmes writes:

“This guide is intended to provide dying people and their caregivers with a general description of what they can expect to encounter. While understanding does not eliminate the impact of experience, it can: certainly reduce some of the consternation and allay that creeping sense of panic•.

“All transitions have similar key elements. Also, every person experiences, a wide variety of transitions during the course of his/her lifetime. In that sense, there is nothing new in dying process. In fact, each of us develops our own, personal style for dealing with transitions. We tend to stick with that style, whatever it might be, when we face the transition we call death.

“If you would like to know how you will handle your own death, look back upon your life and observe how you have handled all your other transitions. Unless you decide to change your approach, that is how you will die.

While all transitions have similar key elements, this guide deals specifically with the transition of dying. Every person does not experience every sign or symptom described herein, or a person may experience a particular sign or symptom in his/her own unique way. There is room for infinite variation in how any given individual may experience the dying process. At the same time, certain general themes are common to all.

“It is well to remember that all transitions entail some disagreeable or uncomfortable aspects. Dying process is no exception. No reasonable person expects that life will contain no discomforts, yet some espouse the notion that somehow, death will. This is not a reasonable expectation. The dying process has its difficult aspects regardless of one's level of enlightenment.

“Modern medicine has demonstrated a remarkable capacity for mitigating or even eliminating many disagreeable aspects of physical death. At the same time, modern medicine cannot relieve people of responsibility for their own lives. We all prepare for our own death by the manner in which we live our lives. Skilled clinicians can be a great help, but we each bear the ultimate burden of responsibility for how we live and how we die…”

For more information on grief, bereavement, death and dying, or coping with death at the holidays and the various programs offered by Carroll Hospice, contact: Kathleen A. Bare, M.S. Bereavement Counselor, Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave., Westminster, MD 21157, 410-871-7231, KBare@carrollhospitalcenter.org; or go to: http://www.carrollhospice.org/home.

Kevin Dayhoff is a chaplain with the Westminster Volunteer Fire Department and the Maryland Troopers Association Lodge # 20.

In addition he currently serves on the executive board of the Carroll Co. branch of the NAACP and the church council of Grace Lutheran Church.


In the past, he has taken a number of classes in various aspects of the chaplaincy, including non-violence training, emergency incident command and response, Red Cross disaster response training, and a Federation of Fire Chaplains’ class in the Essentials of Fire Chaplaincy…

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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Carroll Hospital Center A Healthy Dose: Hospital Tour Highlights STEM Careers

On June 24, we had the pleasure of hosting 12 high school students from Carroll Community College's Explore STEM summer program and six student leaders-in-training from the Boys and Girls Club of Westminster.


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Monday, March 15, 2010

Dr. Robert Lee Gossweiler, 76,

Dr. Robert Lee Gossweiler, 76, of Stewartstown, Pa., died Thursday, March 11, 2010, at Carroll Hospital Center in Westminster.

Born May 24, 1933, in Flushing, N.Y., he was the son of the late John Wesley and Corinne Stern Gossweiler.

He was the husband of Carol Gossweiler, his wife of 53 years, whom he married June 9, 1956. He served in the Army medical corps from 1962 to 1964, and was also a civilian physician at Ft. Dietrich during Jimmy Carter's presidency.

He was an emergency room physician and board certified pediatrician employed with both Carroll Hospital Center and Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown retiring in 1995.

Surviving, in addition to his wife, are children Dr. Robert L. Gossweiler, of Frederick, Katharine L. Prebula, of York, Pa., James C. and Christopher D. Gossweiler, both of Baltimore, and Elizabeth Anne Hollis, of Houston, Texas; and 11 grandchildren. He was predeceased by a daughter, Suzanne Regina Gossweiler.

There will be no visitation.

A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Flushing Cemetery in Flushing, N.Y. Memorial contributions may be sent to Carroll Hospital Center, 200 Memorial Ave., Westminster, MD 21157.

Arrangements are by J.J. Hartenstein Mortuary, 19 S. Main St., Stewartstown, Pa.

Sign this guest book online at http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/.Published in Carroll County Times on March 14, 2010 http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/carrollcountytimes/obituary.aspx?n=robert-l-gossweiler&pid=140683348

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