I practiced at OVMC as Chairman of the Department of Medicine and Director of Medical Education from 1978 until I retired in 2011. Ironically, I was employed by WVU, and a member of the WVU School of Medicine faculty, as we had a division of the WVU School of Medicine at the OVMC. I would like to see some lasting memorial to the long history of patient care at the OVMC as part of the new WVU Cancer Center, though I am not confident that it will happen. I don’t know or even hope that the OVGH “tower” and sign can be incorporated into the new complex, but I hope something can be done to honor the long history of OVGH/OVMC.
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Lisa Diserio
3 years ago
I am an OVGH nursing grad - '81 . That was my home for 3 years
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Janice Lewyn
3 years ago
I think it should be saved.
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SHARON KUZMA
3 years ago
Save the tower
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Loretta Becker
3 years ago
Save the Tower!!
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Jessica Blattler
3 years ago
I worked there just a few days short of 20 years.
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Irene Louda
3 years ago
Save the tower!!
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Loretta Gamble
3 years ago
Save the tower and letters.! They are an historic Wheeling landmark.
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Dolly Holt
3 years ago
This is a historical place!!! At least save the tower and letters.
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Rebecca Carroll
3 years ago
There’s a lot of history that means the world to people in this area. Not to mention so many of my siblings, family and friends always counted on OVMC
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Charlotte Bradcovich-Pettit
3 years ago
First job @ OVGH in Admitting Ofc. in the early 70's. My medical career continued until I became a Certified Med. Asst. with River Health.
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Holly Flack
3 years ago
I was born in this Hospital nearly 50 years ago.
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Kathy Dearth
3 years ago
Please save our tower and emblem.We are the best crew that worked there and it is history of Wheeling!
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Charlene Dvorcek
3 years ago
I was born there be nice to keep some memories also worked there
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Christine Harden
3 years ago
Save the tower! I was born here as were both my daughters. I was a candy stripper there all through high school.
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Eric Petri
3 years ago
You would think it was an historic property worthy of restoration. I would repurpose it.
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Kathryn Comer
3 years ago
I am an OVGH NURSING GRADUATE
CLASS of 1960
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Barbara Clough
3 years ago
Please save this iconic piece of Wheeling history.
Thank you for doing this ♥️
Done
I practiced at OVMC as Chairman of the Department of Medicine and Director of Medical Education from 1978 until I retired in 2011. Ironically, I was employed by WVU, and a member of the WVU School of Medicine faculty, as we had a division of the WVU School of Medicine at the OVMC. I would like to see some lasting memorial to the long history of patient care at the OVMC as part of the new WVU Cancer Center, though I am not confident that it will happen. I don’t know or even hope that the OVGH “tower” and sign can be incorporated into the new complex, but I hope something can be done to honor the long history of OVGH/OVMC.
I am an OVGH nursing grad - '81 . That was my home for 3 years
I think it should be saved.
Save the tower
Save the Tower!!
I worked there just a few days short of 20 years.
Save the tower!!
Save the tower and letters.! They are an historic Wheeling landmark.
This is a historical place!!! At least save the tower and letters.
There’s a lot of history that means the world to people in this area. Not to mention so many of my siblings, family and friends always counted on OVMC
First job @ OVGH in Admitting Ofc. in the early 70's. My medical career continued until I became a Certified Med. Asst. with River Health.
I was born in this Hospital nearly 50 years ago.
Please save our tower and emblem.We are the best crew that worked there and it is history of Wheeling!
I was born there be nice to keep some memories also worked there
Save the tower! I was born here as were both my daughters. I was a candy stripper there all through high school.
You would think it was an historic property worthy of restoration. I would repurpose it.
I am an OVGH NURSING GRADUATE CLASS of 1960
Please save this iconic piece of Wheeling history.