John McCoy joined the hospital’s board in 1981 and retired in December after nearly 40 years. Under Mr. McCoy’s leadership, the hospital grew from 315 to 1,064 employees and has seen annual revenue climb from $7 million to $420 million-plus.
In Schneck Medical’s 108-year history, Mr. McCoy is the longest-serving trustee, according to The Tribune.
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