CEOs Pass the Torch Friday, Nov. 30th
Join us for an event honoring retiring CEO Mike Donlin and welcoming new CEO Dustin Wright.Â

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CEOs Pass the Torch Friday, Nov. 30th
Join us for an event honoring retiring CEO Mike Donlin and welcoming new CEO Dustin Wright.Â

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Bon Voyage Mike Donlin
After twenty years at the helm of Floyd Valley Healthcare, Mike Donlin will be retiring on November 30th. Mike has a long list of accomplishments during his tenure at FVH including the acquisition of Medical Associates, PC and new clinics in Le Mars and Remsen, a number of additions including the ED and North Additions and multiple interior remodels, the garden and a number of technology upgrades right up to his retirement, adding a 3D mammography system that will be installed after the first of the year.
What he is looking forward to the most in retirement is summed up best in one word – REST! After serving in the Navy for 23 years and then as administrator at FVH, there have been many tough decisions, campaigns, meetings, after hours work and the list goes on and on! Being able to set his own schedule looks very appealing.
Mike is excited to have the flexibility to travel and time to visit family and friends. With his children being spread out, he will be making trips to Omaha to visit Liz, travel to Toronto to see Kate and Anthony and to New York to spend time with Chris, Maeva and his three granddaughters. He is will also take advantage of warm weather to the south during the winter months.
This spring he will take the time to work on his golf game! He will continue to volunteer with local causes such as church, the Legion, Kiwanis and Knights of Columbus. But before then, he will be taking some much-deserved time for himself and his family. Bon Voyage Mike!
This piece was originally published in the Le Mars Daily Sentinel.Â