After retiring from a long career in medicine, first as a general
practitioner in Watsonville and then as an ophthalmologist at Dominican
Hospital... More
The most important thing I learned while serving on a hospital foundation board in the Central Valley for more than 30 years is that hospitals have a never-ending need for improvements to remain on the cutting edge of medicine. More
As a physician working at the hospital, I am so grateful for the donations that have helped to create and sustain the cancer program as well as other important areas... More
We are pleased to recognize Edward Rampone as a member of the Bob Swenson Legacy Society and as an annual donor to Dignity Health Dominican Hospital since 1982. He recently left Dominican Hospital Foundation a generous bequest of $100,000. More
Joanne's first association with Dominican Hospital was when her husband, Harrison, had a series of inpatient admissions for a serious and debilitating illness. Joanne continued to express her appreciation for Dominican's care and support... More
Longtime supporters, Bill & Muriel Potter owned rental income property that was currently vacant. Rather than seek another tenant or sell the property, they decided to donate it to the hospital. More
Throughout her lifetime Rose made annual modest contributions to Dominican and was a member of the Bob Swenson Legacy Society indicating that she had included the hospital in her estate plan. More
Margaret, a native of Ireland, was a longtime resident at Dominican Oaks. This association with Dominican gave her the opportunity to see the extensive services the hospital provides to the community. More
We had a long relationship with Dominican. We made a conscious choice to include a major gift in our estate plans because of Dominican's commitment and compassion to the community. More
