NEW LEADERSHIP TAKES THE HELM AT Trinitas Regional Medical Center AUXILIARY
Newly-installed Chair Promotes Interest in Group's Activities
Continuing its tradition of volunteerism, community health education and
commitment to the mission of Trinitas Regional Medical Center, the Auxiliary of Trinitas Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce its new leadership. Members of the Executive
Committee include: Auxiliary Chair Robin McHugh of Roselle; 1st Vice Chair
Sister Clare Maureen Tracy, SC; Recording Secretary Virginia Busch;
Corresponding Secretary, Marion Warren, and Treasurer Jack M. Busch, all of
Elizabeth.
Other Board members include: Anne Aselin; Elinor Blore; Josephine DeSimone;
Anna Marie Kitzler; Stephanie Laucius; Dorothy Luttgens; Eileen Manning;
June Mosse; Roslyn Schwartzberg; Barbara Spital; Liz Weishapl and Bette
Weiss. Members of the hospital staff who serve on the Board include: Nadine
Brechner, Executive Director, Trinitas Health Foundation; Lisa Liss,
Director of Volunteer Services, and Dee Risko, Auxiliary Coordinator. Arlene
Horan, who is married to Trinitas Regional Medical Center President and CEO Gary S. Horan,
is also a current Board member.
"I am energized and excited about leading this committed group of volunteers
who have been such a significant asset to the Hospital," said Robin, whose
husband, William McHugh, MD, is Medical Director at Trinitas Regional Medical Center. "The
accomplishments of this group can be traced back to the separate Auxiliaries
of St. Elizabeth Hospital and Elizabeth General Medical Center prior to
their merger in 2000 to form Trinitas Regional Medical Center," she notes, adding, "The
success of the Auxiliary can further be attributed to the strong leadership
that it has enjoyed for many years. In fact, Gloria Pischeria who recently
retired from her position as Chair, was a significant force in the Auxiliary
for more than five decades."
Robin McHugh traces her connection to hospitals in Elizabeth to her service
as a teen volunteer at St. Elizabeth's Hospital while she was in high
school. A graduate of St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing in Paterson,
Robin later worked as a registered nurse in the medical/surgical patient
units at St. Elizabeth's Hospital for several years prior to her marriage to
Dr. William McHugh. Robin has also worked in the office of Dr. McHugh,
pursued and completed a Bachelor's degree in History from Kean University,
and attained a Master's degree in Early Modern European History from New
York University in 1991.
"Trinitas Regional Medical Center is truly in my blood and I intend to increase the level
of awareness of the Auxiliary within the community," explained Robin
recently, who further added, "In order for the good work of the Auxiliary to
continue, the current Board and I encourage women, as well as men, who are
energetic, creative, and interested in giving back to the community to
consider volunteering their time to the Auxiliary."
The Auxiliary's fundraising activities span a wide range of interest.
Community education programs such as "Fitness Over 50" help to improve
understanding of health issues and concerns in the community. Among the most
sought-after Auxiliary events are trips to Atlantic City, Broadway shows and
the annual trip to Monmouth Race Track which is scheduled for August 26. A
presentation entitled "Beyond Curb Appeal: How to Get Your Home Ready for
Re-Sale" is scheduled for Tuesday, October 9 at 11:30 am. Seasoned real
estate agent Janice VanDerVeken, owner and operator of Town and Country Home
Staging, will share tips on how to realize the greatest potential on the
sale of your biggest investment. Those interested in the Monmouth Race Track
trip or the program in October can contact the Auxiliary at 908-994-8988.
"Those who join the Auxiliary can look forward to genuine personal growth
through new friends and contacts as well as the gratification that comes
from helping to make a difference to the patients and community served by
Trinitas Regional Medical Center," notes Robin. For more information about the Trinitas Regional Medical Center Auxiliary or to volunteer time, energy and talents, women and men
are urged to contact the Auxiliary office at 908-994-8988.
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