Art II Students' Artwork Thanks Frontline Workers; Honoring Alumnae Healthcare Professionals
Visual Arts Department Chair and teacher Mrs. Tammy Sparks' Art II students learned to paint and draw using digital applications online, including artwork created by Kayleigh Kmiecik '21.
This video represents the posters they made to recognize and thank everyone working on the front line of COVID-19. Click here to watch the video.
We are also proud to honor our alumnae who are working tirelessly in healthcare and other areas on the front lines during the midst of this pandemic. In the last issue, we had asked alumnae to recognize fellow alumnae who are making a difference. Below is a list of alumnae whose names were shared. We thank them, and the hundreds of other alumnae working on the front lines, for their heroic efforts.
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We are also proud to honor our alumnae who are working tirelessly in healthcare and other areas on the front lines during the midst of this pandemic. In the last issue, we had asked alumnae to recognize fellow alumnae who are making a difference. Below is a list of alumnae whose names were shared. We thank them, and the hundreds of other alumnae working on the front lines, for their heroic efforts.
- Maggie Boyer '12, Cleveland Clinic Main Campus, ICU
- Deborah York Bryson '85, Cleveland Clinic - Fairview Hospital, Birthing Center
- Carolyn Kraus '14, Cleveland Clinic, Medical Intensive Care COVID-19 Unit
- Kelly Ann Radeff '07, Cleveland Clinic - Fairview Hospital
- Kerry O’Malley Sheneman '86, Cleveland Clinic - Fairview Hospital
- Ann Murphy Kostell '81, Northern Ohio Medical Specialists (NOMS), Cleveland Clinic Avon, Richard E. Jacobs Health Center. She has sacrificed seeing her family and friends for so long to go into the frontlines every day to help those diagnosed with COVID-19. Her family misses her and can’t wait to see her again - thanks for your bravery and hard work. You’re a superhero!
- Dr. Deborah Ghazoul-Mills, M.D. '79, Cleveland Clinic Pediatrics. Thank you for sharing God’s love through your profession. You have been a steady, reassuring and encouraging voice in your patients’ homes during the pandemic. We love you!
- Claire Kelly '02, MetroHealth
- Sarah McMahon '14, Cleveland Clinic, Medical Intensive Care COVID-19 unit. She works almost 80 hours a week taking in patients and saving their lives when they get sick. She saves lives almost every day.
- I want to shout out all the remarkable nurses I am very lucky to have in my life! Mary Simmerly Conway '74, American Red Cross; Kelly Friedel Balaban '06, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; Rachel Bonoan '06, Cleveland Clinic; Rachel Falsone '06, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System
- Deirdre Heffernan '11, MetroHealth, Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Nurse
- Teresa Liberatore Pinter '85, MetroHealth, Surgical Nurse, Temporarily Assigned to Medical/COVID-19 patient care
- Moira O’Malley Fitzgerald '03, MetroHealth
