Governor's Visit

I never post anything about work, but we held a special event this week.  We had the honor of hosting PA Governor Tom Wolf at our COVID Vaccine clinic this week.  Following the tour, there was a press conference where Governor Wolf, PA State Representative Tim O’Neil and I all spoke. 

Prior to the event, I awarded the first ever WHS Presidential Achievement coins to 18 WHS Team Members for their outstanding performance throughout the pandemic.  Not only did the Governor mention and congratulate each of them by name in his remarks, but he was very gracious with his time.  After the press conference, we went over and thanked each of them and posed for photos.  It was a great day for the Washington Health System.

PA Governor Tom Wolf and I

L to R: PA State Rep Tim O’Neil, Governor Wolf, WHS Presidential Achievement Coin award winners, and I

Me mid speech

L to R: Governor Wolf, me, and PA State Rep Tim O’Neil

Governor Wolf

Inside Carrie Furnace

Per my normal routine, I’ve been hopping around processing photos from different trips, photo walks, locations, dates, etc…  Last weekend I was processing photos I took in 2016 from the Carrie Furnace.  That’s when I found this beauty waiting to be viewed.  This was inside the main building that supported the steel blast furnace. 

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Pedestrian Bridge

Short post for you tonight.  I’m running behind tonight….thus the quick post.  So here goes.  This is the Pedestrian Bridge in the marina area of Cape Town South Africa.  I enjoyed walking around this area and taking it all in.

Sorry I have to run.

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Broken Arrow

During our Pink Jeep tour on the Broken Arrow trail near Sedona, we stopped at a spot called Chicken Point.  While we were there, I took this picture.  I have no idea if this mountain has a name.  I just liked the looks of it.  I hope you enjoy it as well.

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