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Grodecki, Sister Mary Reginella was born on November 7, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Valentine and Victoria (Bochenek) Grodecki.
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Sister Mary Reginella Grodecki, American nun, health science facility administrator. Entered Sisters of Holy Family of Nazareth order, Roman Catholic Church, 1932; Registered Nurse, certified nurse anesthetist, Illinois, Texas. Recipient Citation award American Hospital Association, Chicago, 1950, Plaque and Recognition awards Women's Hall of Fame of North Texas, Wichita Falls, 1986.
Education
Diploma in Nursing, St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital, Chicago, 1941. Bachelor of Science, DePaul University, 1946.
Career
Nurse anesthetist, director School Anesthesia St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital, 1941-1957, administrator, 1957-1959, superior, 1959-1962. Vice-provincial supervisor Sisters of Holy Family of Nazareth, Grand Prairie, Texas, 1962-1974. Administrator Bethania Regional Health Care Center, Wichita Falls, 1974-1987, president found board and development, since 1987.
Chairman board trustees Bethania Regional Health Care Center, 1962-1974, vice president, since 1974, board directors. Chairman board trustees Mother Frances Hospital, Tyler, Texas, 1962-1974, board directors. Member board trustees Texas Conference of Catholic Healthcare Facilities, 1981.
Ex-officio delegate Sisters of Holy Family of Nazareth general chapter 1966, 69, 71, elected delegate, 1977. Member nominating committee, secretary-treasurer Chicago Archdiocesan Conference Catholic Hospitals. Presenter, speaker in field.
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1941
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1946
Career
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1959 - 1962
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1962 - 1974
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1974 - 1987
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Recipient Citation award American Hospital Association, Chicago, 1950, Plaque and Recognition awards Women's Hall of Fame of North Texas, Wichita Falls, 1986.Recipient Citation award American Hospital Association, Chicago, 1950, Plaque and Recognition awards Women's Hall of Fame of North Texas, Wichita Falls, 1986.