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The MED Foundation of Mercer Health has proudly named Roger and Lisa Klenke as the recipients of the 2025 Outstanding Friend of the Year award. This prestigious recognition is given to individuals, businesses, and organizations that show exceptional dedication to enhancing the health and well-being of the community.
Roger and Lisa Klenke have made significant contributions through their annual donations, which play a vital role in supporting various health initiatives and programs. Their commitment exemplifies the spirit of generosity that the Friends of the Foundation embody.
The award highlights the importance of community involvement and the impact that dedicated supporters can have on local health services. By acknowledging the Klenkes, the MED Foundation aims to inspire others to engage in philanthropic efforts that benefit the community.
As the foundation continues its mission to promote health and wellness, the contributions of individuals like Roger and Lisa Klenke remain crucial in shaping a healthier future for everyone.
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