today I rise to celebrate Marilynn Weber, a remarkable leader whose impact on Kaiser Permanente Northwest and our community cannot be overstated. Marilynn served Kaiser Permanente Northwest for 35 years, including 8 years as the Northwest Permanente chief financial officer. She expertly guided the company through challenging and innovative times. She is a mentor, adviser, and friend to me and many others. I saw firsthand her unwavering commitment to the mission to deliver the best care possible to Kaiser members across Oregon and southwest Washington. Marilynn connected finances to people, ensuring that decisions supported healthcare. Her ability to turn complex financial concepts into mission-driven outcomes has empowered countless care teams, but what truly set Marilynn apart and still does is her heart, her deep belief that healthcare is about service, compassion, and equity. I thank Marilynn for her leadership, service, and integrity to the people of Oregon. I congratulate her on her well-deserved retirement.
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Celebrating the career and contributions of Marilynn Weber upon her retirement from Kaiser Permanente Northwest.
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