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Four new members have been announced on the Memorial Health Foundation Board of Trustees.

They are Joshua Campbell, Dr. Renee Caslow, Melissa Montgomery and Dr. Joseph Zacharias.

“We are thrilled to welcome Joshua, Dr. Caslow, Melissa and Dr. Zacharias to the Memorial Health Foundation family,” Donn Schafer, chairman of the Board of Trustees. “Each of them brings unique skills and experiences that will undoubtedly strengthen our ability to serve our community. Their dedication to our mission is inspiring, and we are confident that their contributions will make a profound impact.”

Campbell is the corporate controller at Caron Products and Services.

“I am passionate about making our community a healthier and more vibrant place to live,” Campbell said. “Serving on Memorial Health Foundation’s Board of Trustees allows me to align my personal values with a group of community members dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes for everyone.”

Caslow is a pediatrician with Akron Children’s Hospital and executive director of Physician Services for Memorial Health System.

“I am honored to join Memorial Health Foundation’s Board of Trustees,” Caslow said. “I believe in the power of philanthropy to transform healthcare, and I look forward to working with the foundation to make a positive difference in the lives of our patients and their families.”

Montgomery is the associate vice president of Women’s and Children’s Services and chief nursing officer at Memorial Health System.

“I am delighted to contribute to Memorial Health Foundation’s important mission,” she said. “Together, we will continue to build bridges to healthcare access and innovation in our community.”

Zacharias is physician and medical director of hospital medicine at Memorial Health System.

“I believe that Memorial Health Foundation has the potential to transform healthcare in our region,” he said. “I am honored to be part of this dedicated group and am eager to make a lasting impact.”

For more information, go to mhsystem.org/Foundation or call (740) 374-4913.