Sen. Joe Manchin (second from right) joined Clay Marsh, chancellor and executive dean for WVU Health Sciences; Albert Wright Jr., president and CEO of the WVU Health System; Amy Bush, chief administrative officer for WVU Medicine Children's; and Michael Grace, president of WVU Hospitals, to unveil his locker at the Hostetler Family Resource Center.
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) visited WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital Thursday (Aug. 17) for the unveiling of his locker located in the Hostetler Family Resource Center.
The Center works to ensure families have the necessary resources while receiving care and services so that their sole focus can be on their child.
“Gayle and I are proud to be a part of the Hostetler Family Resource Center to help ensure every family can have some peace of mind and a place of refuge while their child is in recovery,” said Manchin. “For more than three decades, WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital has provided outstanding care to children from West Virginia, and as your proud Senator from West Virginia, I will continue advocating for resources to help build healthier futures for children across the Mountain State.”
The locker recognizes Manchin and his wife, Gayle, for their gift to support the construction of WVU Medicine Children's Hospital.
“We are grateful to Senator Manchin and the Manchin family for their unwavering commitment to ensure all West Virginians have access to world-class healthcare close to home,” Albert L. Wright, Jr., president and CEO of the West Virginia University Health System, said. “We are honored to have Sen. Manchin’s locker displayed in the Hostetler Family Resource Center at WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital, which serves as a beacon of hope and healing for families across the state and region.”