Join us in the Ballroom for a fun dance! Johnny Splash will be in the house, and we will rock the night away.  Refreshments and water will be served, feel free to bring your beverage of choice.  Tickets for this event can be purchased through August 1st at the Member Services Desk for $10.00. 

 

Dr. Brown served for two years as a Battalion Surgeon (General Medical Officer) at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. In 2006, she was deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, where she served as the Medical Aid Station Director for Combat Logistics Battalion-5.

Dr. Brown completed a four-year residency in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Naval Medical Center San Diego.

 

Dr. Brown is fellowship trained; she completed her fellowship at Ortho Carolina in Charlotte, North Carolina. During her fellowship, she was an assistant team physician for the 2016 NFC Champions, Carolina Panthers and athletic departments for University of North Carolina in Charlotte and Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina.

She is currently the team Orthopedic Surgeon for the Phoenix Mercury and official orthopedic consultant for Arizona State University and the Tempe Union High School district.

9am to Noon

Wellness Room

$20.00 (Checks and checks accepted - please make checks payable to Dr. Logan)

 

 

 

The Orphan Train Movement was a supervised welfare program that transported orphaned and homeless children from crowded Eastern cities of the U.S. to homes located in rural areas of the Midwest.  The Orphan trains operated between 1854 and 1929 relocating about 250,000 children.  The Orphan Train operated prior to the federal government’s involvement in child protection and child welfare.  Many of these children were placed with parents who loved and cared for them; however, others always felt out of place, and some were even mistreated.