400 Fourth Ave. NW, Sleepy Eye, MN 56085 Hospital 507-794-3571 Clinic 507-794-3691 1-877-794-3691 Minnesota Relay Hearing Impaired 711 or 1-800-627-3529 |
Saturday Urgent Care Clinic Hours: 9:00 a.m.-Noon Walk-in or call for appointment 794-3691 or toll-free 877-794-3691 |
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Bike helmets are available at the Morgan Clinic for current first grade students.
If you are interested and would like to pick one up, call Becky at the Morgan
Clinic at 249-3115 |
Bike Helmets Available at the Morgan Clinic |
Naomi Weiss, left, and Becky Sell, right, pose with bike helmets available free of
charge to first graders |
It is the generosity of our community members and friends that helps us to continue
to provide quality health care to our area. Thank you for thinking of us! |
The Sleepy Eye Medical Center is grateful for memorials made in memory of: |
Ivan Sandmann Dorothy Sellner Harold Bartz Ben Braulick Arline Wotschke Lynn Remus Francis Broich Nick and Rosile Hauser Emilie Netzke Eileen Rockvam Lu Gentz Irene Fischer Ines Lochner |
Jessalyn Lea is the first baby born in Sleepy Eye in 2012 at 4:57 am, January 10, 2012. Parents are Randy and Dawn Sellner and having the first baby in the New Year is old hat to them. Their first child, Shayna, was the first Sleepy Eye baby born in 2007. Randy and Dawn also have a boy, Tyler, born in 2010. When asked if they planned another "first baby," Randy laughed and said, "Not really. Shayna was born in March of 2007 so we knew that the odds of a first baby being born right away in January are pretty long. Jessalyn was right on time though. She was due today and here she is." Jessalyn weighed in at seven pounds, 10 ounces and is 19 and a half inches long. She was delivered by Dr. James Joyce and nurses Cindy Anderson and June Einertson assisted in the natural birth. Proud grandparents are Richard and Karen Sellner and Bob and Jolene Eickhoff all residents of Sleepy Eye. Randy is a technician at Chuck Spaeth Ford and Dawn works at Rasmussen College in Mankato. As is the local tradition, many Sleepy Eye businesses will contribute gifts to the happy parents. When it was suggested that since they seem to have this figured out, did they wanted to try for three for four, Dawn smiled and said "No" most empathically. "We think a family of three is just ideal for us and we are so blessed and happy with our three children." Don't worry Dawn, it's a safe bet you and Randy will retire with the "first Sleepy Eye baby" record intact. |
Sleepy Eye's first baby of the year: Jessalyn Lea Sellner |
Welcome to the world, Jessalyn Lea Sellner. |
