Harold LePere, an architect, had helped design the hospital. Both he and his wife served on the hospital’s board of directors. Dixie LePere died after a long battle with breast cancer in 2003.
The hospital’s foundation will name the breast health center the Harold and Dixie LePere Breast Health Center in honor of Mr. Kors and Mr. LePere’s donation.
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