Skiff Foundation director announces retirement

Zylstra to take over as foundation leader

In July of 2002, Bruce Hoffmeier sat down with then-Skiff Medical Center CEO Eric Lothe and agreed to lead the hospital’s non-profit foundation. His commitment was for two years.

The two-year commitment was understandable. Hoffmeier had just completed a career and many years of service to the Newton Community School District. Who doesn’t want to enjoy their retirement?

Thursday, Hoffmeier announced his intention to retire from the job he promised to hold for two years, effective right around the 11th anniversary of his taking the assignment.

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