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PRESS RELEASE: J.C. Anderson, Inc.'s Goss Receives Award From Elmhurst Memorial Hospital

ELMHURST, IL - J.C. Anderson, Inc. is pleased to announce that the firm’s David Goss has received the prestigious Distinguished Service Award from Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare’s Board of Governors.
 
Goss has been a member of the west suburban hospital’s Board of Governors for the past 10 years. The Board is dedicated to actively supporting initiatives designed to achieve the mission and vision of Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare and Elmhurst Memorial Hospital. Governors are asked to their dedicate time, energy and resources in the community, on committees and to support the Elmhurst Memorial Foundation and other philanthropic pursuits.
 
Goss was selected for the award from the 90 current Governors and is one of only 29 honorees since the award’s inception in 1988. Recipients of the Distinguished Service Award are selected for their dedication to volunteer service and fundraising efforts as well as their commitment to the community.
 
“We are very proud of Dave and know that the honor is well-deserved,” said Michael Yazbec, president of J.C. Anderson, Inc. “He is a dedicated civil servant and represents our firm’s commitment to giving back to our communities.”
 
Goss has been with J.C. Anderson, Inc. for the past 30 years. He is a graduate of the Washburne Trade School for Carpentry and currently resides in Elmhurst, Illinois.
 
About J.C. Anderson, Inc.
J.C. Anderson, Inc. established in 1879 with offices in Chicago and Elmhurst, Illinois, is one of the area’s oldest and largest interior general contractors. The firm’s interior construction projects range from multi-million dollar contracts to building maintenance projects for building owners; developers; private and public corporations; property management firms; educational institutions; industrial and healthcare facilities. J.C. Anderson, Inc. maintains an average work force of 150 employees including a professional staff of degreed construction specialists and project managers, and a field team of union carpenters, tapers and laborers.
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