There's a rush of activity in the air at AMC, not only due to the festive holiday season, but due in a large part to the last of the AMC Research and Prevention staff moving to their new facility at the Anschutz Medical Campus. After 105 years, AMC will be vacating the campus built from a donated dairy farm, into a national treasure, where people from around the country could come to be treated for free. Truly, it is the end of an era. But, as one door closes, another opens.
In a final farewell to this beautiful campus, a few of the AMC staff toured the historic synagogue (built in the early 1900's) on campus. Thanks to Denise Jakan and Darla Shaffer, we have a beautiful Smilebox to share. So many years, so many happenings, so many
memories. Peace to you all!
What a cool location! However it's on to bigger and better things... good luck in the new location!
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