The Fayette County native is
a member of the First United Methodist Church of Fayetteville and its
adult choir. He is also a physician advisor to the Boy Scouts of America,
Troop 72.
Lester is president of Tri-City
Realty Services Inc., a Certified Commercial Investment Member of the
National Association of Realtors, and a graduate of the Realtors Institute.
A licensed real estate broker, Lester has served in numerous leadership
positions with the National Association of Realtors, the Georgia Association
of Realtors, the Fayette County Board of Realtors and several other real
estate organizations.
She has also served in leadership
capacities for many civic groups, including the Fayette County Chamber
of Commerce, Fayetteville Economic Development Authority and the Fayetteville
Rotary Club. Voted Fayette County's Business Person of the Year in
1995, Lester has been a trustee with the Christian City Children's
Home and Clayton College & State University.
"Both of these individuals
are wonderful additions to our Board of Directors," said W. Darrell
Cutts, president and CEO of FCH. "They are recognized leaders in
their fields, and their expertise is invaluable to Fayette Community Hospital's
ongoing success."
Fayette Community Hospital
is a 100-bed acute care community hospital in Fayetteville, offering 24-hour
emergency services, medical and surgical services, as well as diagnostic
and rehabilitation services. With over 800 employees and a medical staff
of more than 350 physicians, FCH is a private, not-for-profit organization
and a subsidiary of Piedmont Medical Center, which includes Piedmont Hospital,
a 500-bed acute tertiary care facility in the north Atlanta community
of Buckhead; Piedmont Clinic, a 444-member physician network; and the
Piedmont Physicians Group, a 54-member primary care physician group with
15 offices throughout metro Atlanta. For more information, visit www.fayettehospital.org.
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