Diana Williamson

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  From left are: Valery Puetz of the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society which received $250; Zellers manager Rob Browning; Diana Williamson of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation which received $500; Carol Marshall of the Campbell River and District United Way which received $1,000; and Janet Smith, a director with the hospital foundation.

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  Cyriel DeBruyne of Quality Foods who donates $600 to the Campbell River Hospital Foundation's Executive Director, Diana Williamson, from a campaign that Becel and Dempsters Bread had in the store from February Heart Month.

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  Marilyn Owens of the Pythian Sisters Dogwood Temple #5 presenting a $1,000 donation to Diana Williamson, Executive Director of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation.

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  n New boss: Diana Williamson got a warm welcome from the Campbell River Hospital Foundation when she took over as executive director.
  
  The Board of Directors of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation has appointed Diana Williamson as the new executive director. Williamson hails from the Campbell River Hospice Society, where she spent the past seven years as the executive director and brings with her extensive experience and knowledge of the not-for-profit sector. Williamson is excited to be assuming the executive director position with the Campbell River Hospital Foundation, taking over for long-time former executive director Shannon Marshall.
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  Williamson is looking forward to meeting donors, volunteers and all those who support the Foundation through their donations, events and in many other ways.Stop by to visit Williamson at the Foundation office (located in the Old Nurses Residence building adjacent to the Hospital), or give her a call at 830-6958.

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  Capt. Dave Allen (left) of the Salvation Army, received $1,000 from Elks representative John Devito, who also gave $1,000 cheques to Dianna Williamson of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation and to Chris Aerts with the Knights of Columbus Hamper Fund.

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  He wanted the money to help buy a wheel chair for Yucalta Lodge because he was concerned about the seniors there being able to get around as they should," explained Diana Williamson, the Hospital Foundation's executive director."We were thrilled to be able to help him support the residents in Yucalta Lodge.A new wheel chair is there now thanks in no small part to his generous donation."
  
  Although the foundation has raised funds for a wide range of equipment for the hospital and seniors' facilities over the years, "The need for new equipment is still great," says Williamson."Government funding is just not sufficient to provide us with the equipment and quality of care our communities want.The foundation works with groups and individuals to raise funds and support the Hospital and the two seniors' facilities."
  
  Williamson provided two recent examples of the foundation's efforts.Two years ago the Foundation raised $80,000 for specialized equipment needed by a newly arrived obstetrician.
  
  "The equipment allows the doctor to do procedures here in town that previously were only available in Victoria or Vancouver," she says."That has enhanced the health care women can receive here considerably.This year the foundation raised $30,000 for urology equipment which increases the care our new urologist can provide locally."
  
  The Hospital Foundation provides support to community groups and businesses that raise money for the hospital in many ways, including golf tournaments and special promotions.
  
  "Many of the service organizations in Campbell River have raised funds for the hospital, Yucalta and Sunshine Lodges," said Williamson.
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  Williamson insists that the need and the work of the foundation are as important as ever.
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  Williamson also pointed out that the Hospital Foundation is in complete control of the funds it raises and receives, and is completely independent of VIHA.
  
  "Now and in future, the Foundation's funds will be used for what the donors want or as directed by the Foundation's Board based on suggestions from the hospital and the two Lodges," Williamson says.

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  Published on: 2/10/2006    Last Visited: 2/11/2006  

  "The CCCU funds will go towards the cost of buying intensive care beds," says Diana Williamson, Executive Director of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation.

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  Diana Williamson of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation accepted a cheque in the amount of $5,000 from Victor and Judith Choo of Willow Point Peoples Drug Mart.

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  Published on: 10/13/2006    Last Visited: 10/13/2006  

  The donation was accepted by Diana Williamson, executive director of the foundation, this week.

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