Home 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s End of Era Friends and Family Just Pictures Print / Publications 2015 Reunion Comments Remember St. Clare’s Hospital The St. Clare’s story is one worth telling and re-telling, over and over again. It’s not a very long story - barely 60 years from beginning to end - but filled with passion and pride and a healing spirit that exemplifies the best in health care. With a time-line that spanned just over six decades, St. Clare’s history is easily divided among two generations. The first generation gave rise to the hospital in the 1940s. They helped fund and build it and subsequently, sustained it over the course of their entire lives. The second generation inherited that mantle and kept the spirit alive even as the final chapter was being written. Within the hospital’s archives are thousands of printed documents including newspaper accounts, hospital publications and correspondence that tell the tale of St. Clare’s founding and the essential role it played in patient care delivery. In addition, there are well over a quarter million photographic images including large format black and white prints, 35 mm film negatives and digital shots saved to CDs. These web pages represent just a small sampling of the photos, news clips, speeches and other memorabilia that will be housed by the Albany Catholic Diocese. Message from Robert P. Perry, President & CEO Heal the Healers Campaign 2018 We, the 1,129 former employees of St. Clare's Hospital whose Pension Plan was abruptly terminated November 1, 2018 – with less than three weeks advance notice – are calling upon friends, neighbors, former patients and good people everywhere to use the power of public opinion to address this injustice. Learn more... This site was originally funded through the generosity of St. Clare’s Hospital Auxiliary; its contents crafted and compiled by the Chapel Hall Gang including Patricia Campoli, Adriane Walrath, Liesl Falcon, Karen Wendling and Ceil Mack; its design and structure developed by web master Jerry Adach. Send any and all comments to: webmaster@RememberStClares.org *****