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Chris Holman welcomed Dale Huber, Principal, DS Huber Real Estate Group, Lansing, MI, to the MBN studios this week finding out the history of DS Huber Real Estate Group in Lansing. General description of services, and what is next for DS Huber Real Estate Group.

Dale D & Sara E Huber comprise the principals. Dale holds a real estate Broker’s license and has been a Realtor since 2004. The Hubers bought their first investment property in Lansing in 2004.

Both are Michigan natives: Dale was born and raised in northern Michigan and Sara was born and raised in the Greater Lansing area and attended Michigan State University. Since 2003, Dale and

Sara have lived in various parts of the Greater Lansing area, including Potterville, Lansing, and Eaton Rapids. Listen to the PodCast to get the whole story.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

In this track is an interview with Karen followed by the opening of the awards celebration at the Hannah Community Center of East Lansing, MI.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

In this track Jeffrey Mosher interviews Linda Delgado-Kipp, President, and George Mansour, PhD, Treasurer of the Lansing Latino Health Alliance, then we share excerpts from the awards celebration ceremony held at the Hanna Community Center, East Lansing, MI. This includes the introduction and beginning of remarks shared by John J. Castillo, President, Castillo and Associates Consultants, Inc.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

Shared here are excerpts of the awards celebration ceremony with remarks being delivered by John J. Catillo, President, Castillo and Associates Consultants, Inc.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

Shared here are the remainder of remarks shared by John J. Castillo, President, Castillo and Associates Consultants, Inc.. This is followed by an explanation about the Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award, as described by George Mansour, PhD: Treasurer of the Lansing Latino Health Alliance.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

In this segment are excerpts from wrap-up of description of the awards, followed by the introduction of the McLaren Greater Lansing winner Felix Chalu by Lansing Latino Health Alliance board member Dr. Linda Hunt.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

In this segment Keith Reinerth VP of Human Relations for Sparrow Health System introduces Karen as the winner for Sparrow.

April 2nd, exceptional Latino Caregivers from McLaren and Sparrow Hospitals will receive the “2018 Outstanding Latino Caregiver Award.” This annual event is an opportunity to publicly recognize individual Latino Caregivers for the significant differences they make in patients' lives and for their extraordinary service at each local hospital. The award recipients were nominated by their co-workers or patients and chosen by joint committees from the hospitals and the Lansing Latino Health Alliance. Sparrow's 2018 recipient is Karen Rodriguez.

Shared here are the excerpts of Karen's remarks as an award winner.

Ele’s Place is a non-profit, community based organization dedicated to creating awareness and support for grieving children and their families. As COO & Chief Development Officer Kate Powers oversees four operations serving Lansing, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor and Flint Michigan. Her important leadership has a great vision, To ensure no child in Michigan grieves alone.

Kate offers her thoughts on leading a vast volunteer organization designed to empower the team with great skills, loving support and meaningful results. She encourages people to meet others wherever they are in their journey. Tune in to hear about great volunteer recruitment and life changing support when answers seem so far away and hearts are hurting.

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