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Eagleville Foundation Board of Directors Elects New Members

Montgomery County Commissioner Ruth S. Damsker Delivers Keynote Address

EAGLEVILLE, PA – The Eagleville Foundation Board of Directors announced the election of Annarita Gentile of Haverford, PA and Sharon A. Harris of Villanova, PA, to serve as Directors of the Foundation for a one-year term ending June 2008.

“The Eagleville Foundation’s primary mission is to provide comprehensive, high quality services related to addiction, co-occurring disorders and other behavioral health problems,” said David W. Menard, Chairman, Eagleville Foundation Board of Directors. “The election of Annarita Gentile and Sharon Harris reaffirms the board’s dedication to that mission.”

Gentile is currently in private practice as a licensed social worker.

She has over 30 years experience in the mental health and substance

abuse fields, and holds a masters degree from Bryn Mawr College’s

Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research.

Harris is President of Goal Technology, an organization that specializes in information technology consulting with a wide range of healthcare insurance companies, as well as organizations in the medical industry. Prior to her current position Harris served as Assistant Vice President of Information Technology at The Vanguard Group, Valley Forge. She holds a masters degree in computer science from the University of North Carolina.

Montgomery County Commissioner Ruth S. Damsker delivered the

keynote address at the Board’s Annual Meeting. “I am very honored

to be the keynote speaker,” said Damsker. “For over 40 years Eagleville

Hospital, operating in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, has offered

treatment, prevention, and education to those suffering from substance

abuse, co-occurring disorders, and other behavioral health problems.

I commend Eagleville Hospital for its commitment and its continuing dedication to serve those battling addiction.”

More information about the Eagleville Foundation Board of Directors is available online at www.eaglevillehospital.org.

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Directed by the Eagleville Foundation, Eagleville Hospital is a private, non-profit facility that serves as a regional resource for prevention, training, research, and treatment related to addiction, co-occurring disorders, and other behavioral health problems. Its outpatient affiliate, Riverside Care, Inc., provides a full continuum of community based treatment programs for alcohol and drug dependent men, women and adolescents.

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