Published on November 24, 2020

Parkview Foundation Announces New Members and Officers

(PUEBLO, November 24, 2020) – The Parkview Foundation is thrilled to announce new additions to its board of directors and new officers.  New to the board who will be serving a three year term are Sue Bertoldo, Megan Kroeze-Butkovich and Lori Riggs. 

Corrie Norman from Big R was named chair of the board. Nicole McAlpin was named vice-chair, Rick Gonzalez as secretary/treasurer and Greg Johnson will serve as past chair.

“It is with great excitement to announce our new board members and leadership positions.  We look forward to expanding our scholarship program and providing support to Parkview Medical Center,” stated Lisa Siegel, Executive Director of the Parkview Foundation. 

The Parkview Foundation is a nonprofit created in 1975 to raise funds to support the rising cost of expansion and renovation of facilities and equipment at Parkview Medical Center.  In addition to that support, the foundation awards scholarships to students pursuing degrees in health care fields.

The foundation board of directors is an all-volunteer board and is responsible for the financial well-being and effectiveness of the foundation.

About Parkview Medical Center

Founded in 1923, Parkview Health System in Pueblo, Colorado, offers general acute healthcare and health specialty services. As a private, non-profit organization, Parkview is licensed for 350 beds and provides a full range of healthcare services including a verified Level III Trauma Center along with exceptional comprehensive cardiac and orthopedic care. Parkview Health System is the leader in all service lines in our service area. As a vital healthcare source, Parkview’s service area includes Pueblo County and 14 surrounding counties, which together represent 370,000 total lives.

Parkview Health System is the largest non-government, nonprofit, private sector employer in Pueblo County with approximately 3,000 employees and provides a skilled medical staff of over 370 physicians. The impact of our workforce triggers a strong impact on the community as Parkview’s annual payroll contributes $232 million to the economy.