Yakima Valley Dietetic Association

Margaret Hill, RD was a mild-mannered, proficient and devoted enlisted dietitian who was a deep rooted individual from the American Dietetic Association. Margaret acquired her degree from McMinnville College in Oregon and did her dietetic entry level position at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Shirley Sellers met Margaret in 1949, when Shirley was a dietetic assistant in Portland, Oregon. Shirley considered Margaret a companion and partner for more than 40 years; Shirley affectionately depicts Margaret as well-intentioned, mild-mannered, learned and a benevolent lady. Theresa Roberts respected Margaret's loyalty to her calling in going to the Washington-Oregon State Dietetics meeting when Margaret was not all around ok to go to without the guide of her significant other. Theresa reviews the look of assurance on Margaret's grinning face when she saw them strolling as an inseparable unit on the shoreline. To outline Margaret's devotion to dietetics, in the most recent days of her life, Margaret battled with the choice to keep up her ADA participation. Sue Streich reviews Margaret did not have any desire to relinquish the association that had implied such a great amount to her. Sara Eickerman remembers Margaret's unwavering duty to a well infant center in South East Yakima, amid the 1970's. The volunteer medicinal services group was lead by a Yakima County Public Health Nurse and the group incorporated a Pediatrician, Nurse and Dietitian; week by week the group gave consideration to low wage families. Margaret enrolled Sara and other medicinal services experts to staff the center. Another undertaking that Margaret enrolled Sara's abilities for was the part of a judge at the Yakima County Fair. For a considerable length of time, Margaret devoted time every tumble to serve as a judge for the Fair's prepared and canned nourishments.