The CT Scanner campaign has had an outstanding week with two business owners donating a total of $35,000.

Rick and Janice Johnson, owners, Canadian Tire, Kemptville, presented a $25,000 cheque to Margret Norenberg, KDH Foundation Board Chair. Margret said, “we deeply appreciate how the local business community has leaned in so generously to bring a CT Scanner to Kemptville District Hospital.”

Janice explained the Campaign “captured both our hearts. We need this piece of equipment, here.” Rick agreed. “It should be here.”

Also, this week, Lee Mosley, Investment Advisor, Mosley Associates and his wife, Sharon, residents of Kemptville, presented a $10,000 gift to the campaign. Mosley explained, “it is our hospital. The more things we can do here (in our community) the better.”

Both couples understand that a CT Scanner is a vital diagnostic tool and something they or their families or friends might require someday, perhaps urgently.

Of note, both couples are also relative newcomers to Kemptville. Lee and Sharon moved to  Kemptville from Ottawa in 2019. Rick and Janice are the new owners of the Kemptville Canadian Tire and they are delighted to be here, close to family.

Seen here at the KDH Foundation office presenting a $10,000 donation for the CT Scanner Campaign, (l-r) Lee Mosley, Margret Norenberg, KDH Foundation Board Chair, and Sharon Dean.

Seen here presenting a $25,000 cheque for the CT Scanner Campaign are Canadian Tire Kemptville owners, Rick and Janice Johnson with Margret Norenberg, center, KDH Foundation Board Chair.