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Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. The center's outdoor "playcare" gets new mulch spread by, from left, Scott Fishman with his children Lucas, 9 and Elsa, 7. At far right is Grant Dizon, 11, whose mother is a Kaiser employee. Fishman's wife is a physician at Kaiser. -
Gregg Gilles a Kaiser physician and Sutton Rowe, 14, whose mother works for Kaiser spent the day painting indoor ÒplaycareÓ area of the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the community center. January 16, 2012 -
Velma Scalzitti a Kaiser nurse and her grandson Lee Nichols honored the memory of Dr.King by volunteering their time and service to help landscape the exterior of the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families spent Monday by volunteering their time and service to beautify the community center. -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. Albert Johnson a Kaiser sales account manager and his five-year-old son Jalen spent the day painting the rooms of the community center. -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights.View a photo gallery. -
Velma Scalzitti a Kaiser nurse and her grandson Lee Nichols honored the memory of Dr.King by volunteering their time and service to help landscape the exterior of the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families spent Monday by volunteering their time and service to beautify the community center -
Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Sutton Rowe, 14, whose mother works for Kaiser paints the indoor ÒplaycareÓ area of the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights community center. Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the community center. -
Blanca Solis a Kaiser physician and her seven-year-old daughter Elsa spent the day painting the facility and redoing the ÒplaycareÓ area of the the Firehouse Community Center in Del Paso Heights. Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, nurses, staff members and their families honored the memory of Dr.King in Sacramento by volunteering their time and service to beautify the community center. January 16, 2012
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