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Hunter Shirah was born January 11, 1993, at Jackson and delivered by
Roger Duggar, MD. Hunter is a recent graduate of Huntingdon College,
where he was an All-American baseball player and graduated with a
degree in exercise science. Hunter is a professional bareback rider with
the Professional Cowboys Association. He is currently ranked 6th in the
world.
Tyler Shirah was delivered at Jackson Hospital April 14, 1993, by Roger
Duggar, MD. Tyler is now a police officer with the Montgomery Police
Department.
If you would like to share your Jackson baby in
Partners, please email or call
334-293-8977.
BABIES
Jackson babies
The mosaic mural is a point of respite
from the hustle and intensity of the day.
It was designed to uplift the spirits of the
patients, families and staff in the maternity
wing. It is meant to be a place of solace, like
stepping into a flower garden full of life and
transformation; a beautiful place because of
its vibrant diversity of life-forms and color.
It’s as if the whole garden is lifting up its
voice to sing with the nightingale, which is
warbling its melody of joy, rejoicing in a new
day.
Fun for kids to find
Throughout the mural there are various
forms of garden life; however, they are
mostly concentrated in the lower third of
the mural. This concentration was purpose-
fully placed for the delight of the many
children that pass through the hallway. It
is hoped that families will take a minute to
identify the flowers and search for the bees,
ladybugs, frog, rabbit, butterflies and other
animals that dwell in this mural (see left).
Come see why Jackson Hospital is the premier location in the
River Region to welcome your new baby. For more information on
birthing classes or to schedule a tour of the Family Birth Center at
Jackson Hospital, call 334-293-8497 .
Jackson Hospital mosaic mural designed to bring peace
The “Nightingale of Paradise” mosaic
mural by Enid Probst was made possible
by grants from the Alabama State
Council on the Arts, National Endowment
for the Arts and community donors.
Nightingale of paradise
Critters
❍ 1 caterpillar
❍ 3 bees feeding at flowers
❍ 1 bee resting
❍ 1 grasshopper
❍ 2 lady bugs
❍ 1 frog
❍ 1 rabbit
❍ 2 hummingbirds
❍ 2 moths
❍ 2 dragonflies
❍ 4 butterflies
❍ 1 nightingale
Flowers
❍ Cosmos ❍ Delphinium
❍ Dandelion ❍ Echinacea
❍ Daisy ❍ Gaillardia
❍ Iris
❍ Lily
❍ Tulip
CAN YOU FIND
THESE?
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