COURT HOUSE – Ellen Kravet Burke, Chairman of the Cape Regional Health System has announced the appointment of Louis H. Altobelli to serve on the Board of the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation. “It is my pleasure to appoint Lou to the Foundation Board” stated Kravet Burke. “His business proficiency in the area of finance, marketing, customer service and administration is a true asset for the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation.”
Altobelli is the Owner of Rio Auto Body, Inc. and Hi-Tech Auto and Truck Service Center, Inc., in Rio Grande, and Owner of Court House Towing, Inc. and Mossbrooks Tire and Auto Center in Cape May Court House, as well as auto centers in Marmora, Egg Harbor Township and Vineland, New Jersey.
Mr. Altobelli currently serves on the Atlantic Cape Community College, Volunteers in Medicine, Cape Assist, Middle Township Economic Development Committee and Middle Township Chamber of Commerce Boards and is involved with numerous other local organizations. Altobelli was recently names 2014 Business Person of the Year by the Middle Township Chamber of Commerce. “Lou’s experience and commitment to Cape May County will certainly contribute to the continued success of the Foundation,” stated Arlene McDonald, Chairman, Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation. “We look forward to Lou’s participation as we continue to expand our donors and friends to the Foundation.”
The Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation was established in 1999 and is dedicated to raising philanthropic contributions and community involvement in support of Cape Regional Medical Center. To contact the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation, please call (609) 463-4040. Cape Regional Medical Center is a 242-bed Medical Center located in the heart of Cape May County.
For additional information on the Medical Center and its programs, please login to our web site at www.caperegional.com or contact Sue Staeger, Marketing & Public Relations Coordinator at 609-463-2059.
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