DMH Foundation receives ‘largest ever’ donation totaling $200,000

Posted on April 1, 2016

In the largest ever donation to the Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) Foundation, the Robert Day Foundation and the Willametta K. Day Foundation this week presented a pair of checks totaling $200,000.

The DMH Foundation and the hospital’s board of directors formally accepted the donation Tuesday evening, with Robert Day represented by John Morris, regional manager for Foley Timber and Land Company, and Travis McCoy, woodlands manager and senior vice-president of Four Rivers Timber & Land Co.

PHOTO: Doctors’ Memorial Hospital (DMH) board members gathered to accept a $200,000 donation to the DMH Foundation this week from the Robert Day Foundation and the Willametta K. Day Foundation. Shown above are: (from l to r) Lauren Faison, Mark O’Bryant, DMH CEO Tom Stone, Gary Brett, John Hornbuckle, Travis McCoy and John Morris (both representing Robert Day), DMH Foundation Chairman Scott Mixon, Dewayne Lanier, Ken Arnold and Bill Brynes.

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