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October 18, 2012 - Image 7

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2012-10-18

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Max Ernst never went to medical school,
but he just might save your life.

He simply wanted to honor his late wife, Ellen.
To establish a legacy that would keep her
memory alive.

Max Ernst found that legacy at Beaumont. The
hospital has an innovative program designed
to prevent sudden cardiac deaths in adults and
young athletes.

With his donation, Beaumont will more than
double the number of people who can be screened
each year at our new Ernst Cardiovascular Center.

"What excites me most is helping people before
they have a heart attack," said Mr. Ernst. And in
years to come, when we look back on all the lives
that have been saved in this center. the results
will be even more exciting."

__-k11 of us at Beaumont thank the Ernst family for
their generous gift - and for the lives their gift
`rill save.

Beaumont

HEALTH
SYSTEM

A Not-for-Profit Provider

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