New Members Named to Lincoln Memorial
Hospital Board of Directors
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[April 21, 2023]
 Four
new members have been named to the board of directors of Lincoln
Memorial Hospital.
“We’re proud to have a board that reflects the wide range of expertise
and experience in our community,” said Dolan Dalpoas, president and CEO
of LMH. “I look forward to working alongside our new board members to
fulfill our mission to improve lives and build stronger communities
through better health.”
New members joining the LMH board are:
Michael Fleshman, JD, an attorney with Woods & Bates, PC. He
earned a law degree from Southern Illinois University Carbondale and a
Bachelor of Arts degree in economics and finance from Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville. He served a judicial externship with the Fourth
District Illinois Appellate Court. He is a member of the Logan and
Sangamon County Bar Associations.
Lynn M. Paulus of Paulus Farms and Hotel Ventures Management of
Illinois. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in agricultural
economics from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and is
involved in a wide range of community activities, including the Lincoln
College Board of Trustees, Lincoln Economic Advancement & Development,
St. John United Church of Christ, Balloons Over 66, Logan County Farm
Bureau, Illinois Pork Producers’ Association and Logan County Fair
Queen.
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Andrea L. Runge, CEO, Lincoln Economic Advancement
& Development. She earned a Master of Arts degree in community
and economic development from Western Illinois University and a
Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communications from Truman State
University. She is a Certified Public Manager and was named to the
annual “Forty under 40” list by the Springfield Business Journal.
L.C. Sutton, D. Min., chaplain, Logan Correctional Center.
Rev. Sutton earned a doctor of ministry degree from Emmanuel School
of Ministry and a master of divinity degree and Bachelor of Arts
degree in Christian ministry from Lincoln Christian University,
where he was also a professor.
The four new members join current board members Julie C. Bates, PhD;
M. Michelle Bauer; Bruce D. Carmitchel; Kent D. Froebe;
Christopher J. Graue; Andrew H. Hayes; Sumesh S. Jain, MD; June
A. Kidd; Rikeesha Phelon; and Christine A. Short.
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