Car Dealer Honored for Charity Work
Maurice Buerge, general manager of Walker Buerge Ford, West Los Angeles, has been inducted into the California Assn. of Rehabilitation Facilities’ Hall of Fame.
Buerge, who has been a patient at Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital, has made numerous contributions to the hospital over the years.
Daniel Freeman Memorial and Marina Hospitals are nonprofit facilities run by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet.
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