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On Saturday, October 18, Lower Umpqua Hospital hosted its Legacy Wall Celebration, marking a special recognition ceremony in honor of LJ Fagnan, MD. This event centered on honoring the hospital’s 2025 Legacy Award recipient- and individual whose dedication, service, and impact have shaped the institution’s mission and community. The Legacy Wall Celebration is more than just an awards ceremony—it’s a cornerstone of Lower Umpqua Hospital’s commitment to honoring those who embody its values and drive its mission forward. Events like these reinforce our deep ties to the community and recognize the ongoing journey of those who help create a healthier future for all. Thank you to everyone that attended this event! We appreciate your continued support.Photos from Lower Umpqua Hospital's post
On Saturday, October 18, Lower Umpqua Hospital hosted its Legacy Wall Celebration, marking a special recognition ceremony in honor of LJ Fagnan, MD. This event centered on honoring the hospital’s 2025 Legacy Award recipient- and individual whose dedication, service, and impact have shaped the institution’s mission and community. The Legacy Wall Celebration is more than just an awards ceremony—it’s a cornerstone of Lower Umpqua Hospital’s commitment to honoring those who embody its values and drive its mission forward. Events like these reinforce our deep ties to the community and recognize the ongoing journey of those who help create a healthier future for all. Thank you to everyone that attended this event! We appreciate your continued support.Photos from Lower Umpqua Hospital's post
On Saturday, October 18, Lower Umpqua Hospital hosted its Legacy Wall Celebration, marking a special recognition ceremony in honor of LJ Fagnan, MD. This event centered on honoring the hospital’s 2025 Legacy Award recipient- and individual whose dedication, service, and impact have shaped the institution’s mission and community. The Legacy Wall Celebration is more than just an awards ceremony—it’s a cornerstone of Lower Umpqua Hospital’s commitment to honoring those who embody its values and drive its mission forward. Events like these reinforce our deep ties to the community and recognize the ongoing journey of those who help create a healthier future for all. Thank you to everyone that attended this event! We appreciate your continued support.Photos from Lower Umpqua Hospital's post

Published on: 10/22/2025

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On Saturday, October 18, Lower Umpqua Hospital hosted its Legacy Wall Celebration, marking a special recognition ceremony in honor of LJ Fagnan, MD. This event centered on honoring the hospital’s 2025 Legacy Award recipient- and individual whose dedication, service, and impact have shaped the institution’s mission and community.

The Legacy Wall Celebration is more than just an awards ceremony—it’s a cornerstone of Lower Umpqua Hospital’s commitment to honoring those who embody its values and drive its mission forward. Events like these reinforce our deep ties to the community and recognize the ongoing journey of those who help create a healthier future for all.

Thank you to everyone that attended this event! We appreciate your continued support.

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