Montgomery Catholic’s newest campus receives a Baptist Health Care Foundation Gift

Montgomery Catholic’s newest campus receives a Baptist Health Care Foundation Gift 1
The Baptist Health Care Foundation donated a defibrillator to Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s newest elementary campus, Holy Spirit on August 22, 2012.
Mr. Russ Tyner, Baptist Health President and CEO, and Ben F. Kelley, Jr., Baptist Health Care Foundation Vice President, presented the defibrillator to Montgomery Catholic’s President, Anne Ceasar, and Holy Spirit Administrative team members, Mary Kelley and Ken Klinger.  Anne Ceasar commented on the gift, saying “We are so appreciative to the Baptist Health Care Foundation for the very generous donation of the defibrillator to our Holy Spirit elementary campus, we appreciate their support of our community.”

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