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The Dieringer             Sun Family
                                      Legacy
                                                                In 2014, David and Jeannie Sun welcomed the birth of their
                                      Mother Noella Dieringer, OSF,   first grandchild, Duke Michael Sun. As a precautionary
                                      was the first administrator of   measure, baby Duke received care in Marian’s Neonatal
                                      Our Lady of Perpetual Help   Intensive Care Unit (NICU). New grandparents David and
                                      Hospital. Remembered as a   Jeannie were touched as they witnessed the high level of
                                      natural leader and catalyst   care delivered to Marian’s smallest and most vulnerable
             Mother Noella Dieringer
                                      of strength, Mother Noella’s   patients, moving them to recently make a major gift in
                                      legendary service lives on   support of Marian’s neonatal services.
            as her nieces Sister Angela Dieringer, OSF, and Sister Norberta
            Dieringer, OSF, continue her healing work.

            Olivera Family


            Growing up in Santa Maria, Joe and Jean Olivera remember
            the opening of Sisters’ Hospital when they were children. Joe
            served in World War II and after being severely injured during
            the Battle of Saipan in the South Pacific, he returned to Santa
            Maria. In the years following, the young couple began their
            family in Santa Maria and all four of their children were born
            at Sisters’ Hospital.

                                                                David and Jeannie Sun

                                                               Michael Fabella


                                                               Just weeks after his high school graduation in the summer of
                                                               1962, Michael Fabella began working at Sisters’ Hospital. This
                                                                year, he celebrates 53 years of service to the medical center
                                                                and has cemented his mark in Marian’s history books as the
                                                                longest serving employee. To commemorate this historic
                                                                achievement, the medical center’s maintenance building is
                                                                named in his honor.
             Jean Olivera with her two-day-old daughter Joan at Sisters’ Hospital in 1946.













             The Olivera family, 1982        Joe Olivera, WWII   Michael Fabella, 2015
                                                                                                   1987








                                 2012 Marian, in                                             2015 Marian opens its
                                 collaboration with Central                                  new Cardiac Interventional
                                 Coast Medical Oncology,                                     Hybrid Suite as part of
                                 opens Mission Hope Cancer                                   the Marian Heart Center
                                 Center, the first integrated                                Expansion Project.
                                 oncology facility on the
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