Rinderle Joins Garmann/Miller Staff
Garmann/Miller Architects-Engineers in Minster, would like to welcome Kevin Rinderle as an Electrical Designer to the firm. Kevin received his Associate of Science degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from Wright State University in 1991. He earned highest academic honors while achieving his Ohio Valley Construction Education Foundation Certificate of Journeyman Electrician in 1997. He also carries a certification from the State of Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal for fire Alarm Systems. Rinderle brings 16 years experience as a journeyman electrician to the firm. He is joined by 28 staff members including landscape architects, designers, planners, architects, engineers and technical personnel that serve public and private clients throughout midwest Ohio. |
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| Garmann/Miller Architects-Engineers 38 S. Lincoln Dr., Minster, Ohio 45865 Ph: (419) 628-4240 Fx: (419) 628-4299 Directions: Garmann/Miller Architects-Engineers is located just 15 minutes off I-75. Take route 119 west to the first stop light in Minster, go straight, first street to your left...you are there. | | | Garmann/Miller Adds Electrical Design Engineer to Staff | "Over the river and through the wood, To grandfather's house we go; The horse knows the way To carry the sleigh, Through the white and drifted snow." - Lydia Maria Child, Thanksgiving Day, 1845 | Kidney Services of West Central Ohio- Mercer County Completed 
Kidney Services of West Central Ohio The Kidney Services of West Central Ohio - Mercer County held an Open House on November 2nd at their newly completed facility at 801 Pro Drive, Celina. Kidney Services is a joint venture between St. Rita's Medical Center and Kidney & Hypertension Associates, Inc. The Pro Drive complex is home to the Celina Medical Center, Kidney Services of West Central Ohio and Grand Lake Family Practice & Pediatrics.
Construction began in the spring of 2008 as two separate phases; Phase I consisted of a 16,500 square foot addition for the Grand Lake Family Practice & Pediatrics and Diagnostic Center. This addition provides office space for five doctors as well as radiology, laboratory, and futuremammography services, CT scans, and MRI. Phase I was completed in late summer with an Open House / Health Fair held on August 2nd welcoming new patients and prospective practitioners. Phase II consisted of a 6,800 square foot addition for the Kidney Services Center; offering expert care in Kidney Disease & Hypertension, Diabetic Renal Disease, Hemodialysis & Peritoneal Dialysis and Transplant Workup & Referrals. Doctors G. Allen Bryant III, MD and David L. Imler, D.O. are the resident doctors for this office. H.A. Dorstenconstructed the addition with Garmann/Miller Architects-Engineers performing the design services. Grand Lake Family Practice & Pediatrics | Look for the Green Seal
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