CARIBOU, Maine — Cary Medical center congratulated its 2020 New Year’s baby, Rosalie Dawn Lane, and her parents, Tristin Soucier and Nickolas Lane of Limestone.
Rosalie was the first baby born at Cary in this new year, arriving on Sunday, Jan. 5, at 8:01 a.m. weighing in at 7 pounds, 14 ounces. She measured 20 inches long. Baby Rosalie was delivered by Kim Martin, a family nurse practitioner and certified nurse midwife with Pines Health Services.
Rosalie and her parents were presented with gifts from the hospital, Crown of Maine Quilters and the Cary Medical Center Auxiliary.
Presenting Baby Rosalie’s handmade quilt, a gift to honor her as the first baby born at Cary Medical Center in the new year, are, from left: Stephanie Raymond, RN on Maternal/Child; mom Tristin, Baby Rosalie and dad Nickolas; and Judith Green-Tarr, quilter with Crown of Maine Quilters.
(Courtesy of Cary Medical Center)
Cary Auxiliary members personally donate gifts and handmade items for the New Year’s baby basket, which includes items for the baby and for the parents. Auxiliary members have coordinated this project and made personal donations for over the last decade to the first baby of the new year at the hospital.
Crafters from the Crown of Maine Quilters have also donated a beautiful handmade quilt for the New Year’s baby, a longstanding tradition from the quilting group.
With about 20 active members, the Cary Medical Center Auxiliary continues to thrive, supporting the hospital by hosting various fundraisers with proceeds supporting many of the hospital’s projects.
