Emily Bajalis even in retirement she is busier than ever, spending time with her mother and traveling with friends. Placed at Sister BRC’s Peter Heavern Mary McKinstry, NP Lisabeth Causey Retiring May 2012, Mary McKinstry, Cori Rasmussen NP, departs after 6 years at the Blind Liam Whitney Center, and 45 years to the Nursing Elizabeth Wagner field. She continues to enjoy outdoor Ana Williams recreation with her new husband and Tara Wilhelmus has been active in cycling with our Christine Yamashige Veterans on several occasions. Deborah Shook Nicole James Debbie Huml, RN Also in May 2012, we bid farewell to to Other Pursuits ….On another nurse, Debbie Huml, who Jenny Luttrell retired after 35 Lindsey Crunkleton years in Nursing Service with the Jenny Doan Army reserves. Twenty four of those Christopher Kreider years with the Blind Center. She is enjoying retirement with her family. Paul Fedirka, Ph.D. July 2012 we celebrated with Dr. Fedirka on his retirement from government service. We celebrated miss 100 percent of the “You this milestone with a Tea and Dinner shots you never take.” -Wayne where we reminisced Paul’s career at Gretzky the Blind Center. Now Paul is spending his time traveling with his family and playing way too much golf. Todd Preusker, COMS DiPompeo,LPN Originally coming to Hines as a Blind As mentioned in the Winter issue Rehabilitation Intern from Northern 2012, our night crew nurse Chris Di Illinois University affiliate Blind Pompeo retired in December 2011 Rehabilitation program in 2010, then after 32 years of Service at Hines VA after a 1 year Polytrauma TBI Hospital. We sent Chris off to Fellowship and temporary retirement with a Tea and Dinner back appointment in in January 2012. Chris reports that
Emily Bajalis Placed at Sister BRC’s Peter Heavern Lisabeth Causey Cori Rasmussen Liam Whitney Elizabeth Wagner Ana Williams Tara Wilhelmus Christine Yamashige Deborah Shook Nicole James ….On to Other Pursuits Jenny Luttrell Lindsey Crunkleton Jenny Doan Christopher Kreider “You miss 100 percent of the shots you never take.” -Wayne Gretzky DiPompeo,LPN As mentioned in the Winter issue 2012, our night crew nurse Chris Di Pompeo retired in December 2011 after 32 years of Service at Hines VA Hospital. We sent Chris off to retirement with a Tea and Dinner back in January 2012. Chris reports that even in retirement she is busier than ever, spending time with her mother and traveling with friends. Mary McKinstry, NP Retiring May 2012, Mary McKinstry, NP, departs after 6 years at the Blind Center, and 45 years to the Nursing field. She continues to enjoy outdoor recreation with her new husband and has been active in cycling with our Veterans on several occasions. Debbie Huml, RN Also in May 2012, we bid farewell to another nurse, Debbie Huml, who retired after 35 years in Nursing Service with the Army reserves. Twenty four of those years with the Blind Center. She is enjoying retirement with her family. Paul Fedirka, Ph.D. July 2012 we celebrated with Dr. Fedirka on his retirement from government service. We celebrated this milestone with a Tea and Dinner where we reminisced Paul’s career at the Blind Center. Now Paul is spending his time traveling with his family and playing way too much golf. Todd Preusker, COMS Originally coming to Hines as a Blind Rehabilitation Intern from Northern Illinois University affiliate Blind Rehabilitation program in 2010, then after a 1 year Polytrauma TBI Fellowship and temporary appointment in