CENTERVILLE — Ottumwa Regional Health Center employees have spent the last year raising funds for the 2013 Race For The Cure and the final amount was unveiled today to be the largest sum ever collected by ORHC employees for the event. Glen Kessling, representative for the Race For The Cure, accepted the check Dec. 18 and stated “There are no words but thank you.”
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Ottumwa Regional Health Center employees have spent the last year raising funds for the 2013 Race For The Cure and the final amount was unveiled today to be the largest sum ever collected by ORHC employees for the event. Glen Kessling, representative for the Race For The Cure, accepted the check Dec. 18 and stated “There are no words but thank you.” Submitted photo
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