Hospitals receive a treat from United Bank
They’re screaming for ice cream at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center where United Bank donated the sweet treats as a token of appreciation for being at the front line of the coronavirus pandemic. From left, Joyce Moen, manager of Sterile Processing; Debra Thomas, director of Surgical Services; Patsy Hardy, administration, Camden Clark Physician Corporation; Christine Daniels, vice president and chief nursing officer; Suzanne Corkran, hostess; and Amy Westfall, Housekeeper. (Photo Provided)
From left, Christine Daniels, vice president and chief nursing officer, and Sean Smith, chief operating officer, of WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center get ready to get ice cream courtesy of United Bank. United offered the sweet treats for health care workers at the front of the pandemic as a token of appreciation. (Photo Provided)
This is the good stuff from United Bank, which donated ice cream treats to hospitals in its service areas in appreciation of health care workers during the pandemic of 2020. (Photo Provided)
From left, Rhonda Boso-Suggs, assistant vice president Ancillary Services, and MarJean Kennedy, vice president of Marketing, Development and Strategic Initiatives at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center pose at the United Bank ice cream stand where the sweet treats are available for health care workers in appreciation of working at the front line of the pandemic. (Photo Provided)
They’re screaming for ice cream at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center where United Bank donated the sweet treats as a token of appreciation for being at the front line of the coronavirus pandemic. From left, Joyce Moen, manager of Sterile Processing; Debra Thomas, director of Surgical Services; Patsy Hardy, administration, Camden Clark Physician Corporation; Christine Daniels, vice president and chief nursing officer; Suzanne Corkran, hostess; and Amy Westfall, Housekeeper. (Photo Provided)
From left, Christine Daniels, vice president and chief nursing officer, and Sean Smith, chief operating officer, of WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center get ready to get ice cream courtesy of United Bank. United offered the sweet treats for health care workers at the front of the pandemic as a token of appreciation. (Photo Provided)
This is the good stuff from United Bank, which donated ice cream treats to hospitals in its service areas in appreciation of health care workers during the pandemic of 2020. (Photo Provided)
From left, Rhonda Boso-Suggs, assistant vice president Ancillary Services, and MarJean Kennedy, vice president of Marketing, Development and Strategic Initiatives at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center pose at the United Bank ice cream stand where the sweet treats are available for health care workers in appreciation of working at the front line of the pandemic. (Photo Provided)
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PARKERSBURG -- United Bank has partnered with 15 hospitals across its service area and provided ice cream treats to health care workers at the front of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
The sweet treats are a token of the bank's appreciation "for the hard work these health care providers have put in during this time," the bank said.
United Bank with each of the hospital's food service vendors distributed the ice cream to hospital employees during all shifts over a 24-hour time period. Distribution was held in cafeterias and the hospital employees were able to pick up the treat of their choice.
"We are excited that we had the opportunity to provide sweet treats as a sign of our appreciation for the healthcare providers in our communities," said Market President Patrick Bryan. "At United, we value the health and safety of the communities we serve. We wanted to show our thanks and give some encouragement to those that continue to provide such remarkable care to our customers, families and friends every day."
United Bank is a subsidiary of United Bankshares, the largest publicly traded company headquartered in West Virginia. It has assets of $25 billion with 211 full-service offices and 19 loan origination offices in West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Washington, D.C.