Katrina Wilson, RN, supervisor of Kline Hospice House in Mt. Airy, recently spoke to the FSK Lions Club about programs and services available from Hospice of Frederick County; Officer Sara Evans of the Frederick Police Department, was recognized as September’s Operation Blue Thank You participant. Shown with Wilson and Evans is FSK Lions President Toni Gray.
Katrina Wilson, RN Supervisor at Kline Hospice House in Mount Airy since 2011, spoke to the Francis Scott Key Lions Club at their September 26 meeting. Wilson has worked in health care her entire career, starting as a nursing assistant and eventually earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. She related the myriad of services and programs available through Hospice of Frederick County.
At the same meeting, DeVeda Coley, principal of North Frederick Elementary School, thanked the Lions not only for their recent donations of school supplies and items for the school’s Book Box, but also for their continuing support of the staff and students at NFES, including arranging a visit earlier this year from a Leader Dogs for the Blind representative, donating a Buddy Bench to the school, and working on starting a Lions Cub Club at the school. She presented the members with an envelope of thank you notes from the students.
FSK Lions President Toni Gray accepts a packet of students’ thank you notes from DeVeda Coley, principal of North Frederick Elementary School.
In the club’s continuing Operation Blue Thank You, thanking Frederick Police officers for their service to the community, Officer Sara Evans also joined the Lions for their meeting that evening.