New Member Profile- Jill DeBoef

Posted by Murray Hanson
 
 
Jill gave her classification talk recently.  I asked her six follow up questions to help summarize her presentation for those of us who were present and for our club members who missed the meeting. If you have not had a chance to welcome her to our club, please do so.
  1. Your Family members, occupations (including you) or school level?” 
Jill DeBoef, Operations Manager serving Surgical and Medical Specialities in Faribault and Owatonna.
James DeBoef, Systems Administrator at People’s Cooperation in Oronoco
Jake Brockberg, Associate, Sam’s Club
Jordan Brockberg, Nurse, St. Mary’s/Methodist/Gonda at Mayo Clinic in Rochester
 
  1. Your Hometown/School/College
I grew up in Titonka Iowa and went to Titonka Consolidated High School.
I went to Mankato State University, Rochester Community & Technical College for AS in Health Care Technician, Winona State University in BS in Healthcare Leadership and Administration, and currently working on Master at Winona State for Organizational Leadership.  The Masters was put on pause during COVID and I hope to resume it soon.
  1. Your Previous occupations?
I have worked for Mayo Clinic and Mayo Clinic Health System for the last 25 years.I have done several roles during the 25 years.Before Mayo Clinic, I worked in Austin, MN, at the Holiday Inn and served in several leadership positions.
 
  1. Any Hobbies?
Riding my E-bike with my husband.I have put on 1500 miles this summer on my Himiway Zebra.We go on the Douglas Trail from Rochester to Pine Island most often as the Douglas Trail is only a mile from our home in Rochester.We travel all the 50+ miles of trails in Rochester.We have gone to Lanesboro and plan to go on many other trails around the area.
 
  1. Rotary sponsor?
Nort Johnson
 
  1. Interesting fact about you or your life?
I worked at the Summit House on Pikes Pike for two summers during college.At the time, I lived in a dormitory style housing and only went down the mountain one day a week.It is awe inspiring to watch a sunset/sunrise from the summit.The shadow of the mountain casts for miles.
 
  1. Anything else you can think of?        
I appreciate the positive way the Rotary Club conducts the work of the club and the interactions of club members.The work is toward doing good things for the community and each other.Thank you for the opportunity to get to know all of you and participate in the good work.