United Way of the River Cities dedicates new community park to Dr. Omayma Touma, a longtime Huntington doctor.
United Way of the River Cities here in Huntington, WV, has dedicated their new Centennial Community Park to Dr. Omayma Touma, a former pediatrician and medical doctor at Cabell-Huntington Hospital, for her efforts in the medical field and dedication to the Huntington community. United Way Executive Director, Carol Bailey, said the dedication to Dr. Toumna was an easy fit because of her and her husband’s dedication to the community.
“These things reflect the importance she places on individuals, families and community health and well-being,” Bailey said. “We could not be happier today to be dedicating the Dr. Omayma Touma Centennial Community Park, a space intended to be welcoming of all community members.”
Dr. Touma is pictured right.
United Way of the River Cities has a mission to connect the community with resources to reduce poverty and improve lives. United Way serves communities such as Huntington and Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and Ironton, Ohio. For more information about United Way, visit their website.
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