Here are three notes:
1. Mr. Bartos served in the role for 30 years.
2. He played a key role in the success of the hospital and has positioned it to maintain its independence, hospital Board Chairman Bill Bean told NBC Montana.
3. John Bishop, who is currently serving as president of two critical care hospitals in central Oregon, will succeed Mr. Bartos.
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