(KMZA)--A new Director of Nursing is selected for Community Memorial Healthcare in Marysville.
Named to the position is Diane (Lube-key) Luebcke, RN, BSN, who says she has long enjoyed taking care of patients and enjoys nursing in the rural health setting because it's always changing with new challenges presenting themselves every day.
Luebcke, who grew up in Frankfort, received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Washburn University in December, 1994.
She is married to Marysville native John Luebcke who serves as the Assistant Vice-President at Citizen's State Bank in Marysville. They have three children and reside near Herkimer.
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