First Vice President Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Bill serves as Creative Director for Cox Media in Phoenix, Arizona, where he oversees the development of multi-platform advertising solutions for Cox clients. His … Continue reading →
Bonnie Lee Miracle Anderson – age 93, of Knoxville, born February 1, 1922, passed away 9:45 p.m. Tuesday, February 10, 2015, at NHC Knoxville.She was a graduate of Claiborne County High School and Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing. She … Continue reading →
The images below are the graduation invitation for the KGH Class of 1931. The document was donated by the nephew of Mary Elizabeth Pickering Vreeland, a native of Greene County, Tennessee, and member of that class, who is pictured here. … Continue reading →
Dr. Dennis Coughlin, Jr., passed away on Sunday, February 1, 2009, at his Knoxville home with his family at his bedside. Born June 1, 1927, he was the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Coughlin, Sr. A native … Continue reading →
Good afternoon. As Dean of the College of Nursing at East Tennessee State University, I am honored to be here today to welcome each of you to this important occasion on National Nurse’s Day. To our honored guests today, the … Continue reading →
The April, 2015, newsletter of the KGH Alumni Association is available to read on-line or download. Click here for details.
Continue reading →Anne Arnhart of Alexandria, a psychiatric nurse therapist, has been selected 1983 nurse of the year by a committee of Alexandria Hospital physicians. “Arnhart has demonstrated leadership, dedication, warmth, understanding and a sense of steady performance under difficult circumstances,” said … Continue reading →
Martha Rogers, 79, An Author of Books On Nursing Theory Dr. Martha E. Rogers, a nursing administrator at New York University for 20 years who helped establish nursing as a profession with responsibilities apart from traditional medical care, died on … Continue reading →
Margaret Dix Barnes of Daytona was born in 1921 in Rural Retreat, VA, and graduated at Tennessee High School in Bristol. Then went on to attend Knoxville General Hospital of [sic] nursing and graduated as a registered nurse. Her nursing … Continue reading →
To Merge Medical Colleges. Will Join Tennessee Institution to Lincoln Memorial University At a meeting of the board of directors of the Lincoln Memorial University, held in this city on Tuesday, it was decided to accept a proposition to merge … Continue reading →
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