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Cheryl Deveaux

 


Cheryl Deveaux was born and raised in Glace Bay where she still lives with her husband Gary and family.  

 

Cheryl's nursing career began in 1982 as a graduate of former St. Rita School of Nursing (diploma) Over the past 37 years she has devoted her time to nursing in acute care, community care and long term care where she remains today as the CEO/Administrator with the Cove Guest Home.  Life long learning has always been a major aspect of Cheryl's career.  She obtained her Baccalaureate in Nursing (St. FX University), Masters in Healthcare (Leadership: Athabasca University), and most recently obtaining a Masters in Business Administration (Strategic Leadership: Cape Breton University).

Laura Whyte

 


Laura Whyte is an Emergency Medicine Physician at the Cape Breton Regional and Glace Bay General Hospitals. In 2017 with the support of an active board she co-founded an organization called Hope Foundation that supports women in active recovery. She is a wife and mother of 3 busy little girls ages 7, 5 and 18 months.

 

 

 

Scott Milligan

 


Scott Milligan has worked as a psychiatrist in Cape Breton for over fifteen years. He and his family moved to Halifax in 1998 to complete his residency at Dalhousie University after finishing his medical degree in Edmonton. Since 2009, he and his wife, Janet, have been involved in Munro Academy, a private Christian school in Cape Breton. Prior to studying Medicine, Scott completed a Master of Theological Studies at Taylor Seminary in Edmonton and has a longstanding love of Russian literature, particularly Dostoevsky.  By far his most important roles are as grateful husband to his beautiful, matchless wife, Janet, and proud father to three remarkable children.

   Shauna Doolan and the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Choir

 

The Cape Breton Regional Hospital Choir was formed in 1993, with the intention of having a staff choir perform at the official opening of the new Regional Hospital.  By the time the hospital opened in 1995, the group was well established and continues to perform to this day.

Composed of staff, retirees and volunteers from virtually every department within the hospital, the choir has been performing for 26 years. Along with founding members of the initial choir, new members are always welcome to join in the charitable work of this special group.

The choir was most fortunate in securing as their Director and Accompanist , Shauna Doolan, a well-known and highly regarded piano teacher. Shauna is a recipient of the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award for her active involvement in the musical life of Cape Breton.

Together, Mrs. Doolan and the CBRH Choir have provided the community with the best in song and entertainment, while raising much needed funds for the Cancer Society, Palliative Care, and the medical missions to Guatemala, to name but a few charities they have assisted over the years. 

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