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Retired Cascade Campus dean Joan Hayward passes away after cancer battle

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Joan Hayward, a past dean of the Allied Health and Science Division at Cascade Campus, passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 6, after a long battle with cancer.

Hayward got her start 做厙TV as a part-time instructor, and transitioned to full-time before eventually assuming responsibilities as chair of the Medical Records and Medical Assisting programs at the Sylvania Campus. She continued in that role after 1992 when, as part of a reorganization effort, the departments were moved to Cascade Campus.��She ultimately became the dean of the Allied Health and Science Division in 1994. She retired from PCC in 2003 after 28 years of service.��She returned in 2004 as interim Dean of Instruction at Cascade until Scott Huff began his tenure as DOI.

���Joan was a no-nonsense kind of person, always positive and upbeat,��� recalled Ophthalmic Medical Technology Department Chair Joanne Harris. ���She was well liked, admired and respected by those who worked for and with her.��Joan was always the quintessential professional at work and someone who also became a well-loved personal friend.���

A memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb.16, at the Hotel Modera, 515 S.W. Clay St. in downtown Portland. In lieu of flowers, her family requests that donations be sent to the Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital, .

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x 1137 by Ernest Dempsey, 1 decade ago

This is sad news. Joan certainly sounds like a wonderful person. I am also touched by her family’s request to donate to the animal hospital instead of spending on flowers. It shows she came from a family that cares. Rest in Peace Joan Hayward!