Paris, TN – Holstyn Briggs Evans, born to Brianna Porter and Chase McKinney of Springville, was the first baby to be born in June at Henry County Medical Center.
Since 1939, June has been celebrated as National Dairy Month. Henry County is home to six dairy farms. Henry County dairy farmers donated a dairy-themed gift basket to the first baby born in June in recognition of the month.
One basket was presented to the family by dairy farmer representatives, Elizabeth Moss and Sarah Moss of Tri-Springs Farm. Dairy-based products including milk were given to the family. Henry County’s dairy farmers and the Dairy Alliance created and donated the basket presented to the family.
The HCMC Women’s Center is state-of-the-art in the birthing experience. From pre-natal to post-natal, we will meet your needs:
- Individual labor support
- Breast feeding support
- Infant security
- Centralized monitoring of mother in labor
- Private birthing/after births rooms and Jacuzzi-tubs
- Special gifts and baby billboard announcement
- Family friendly environment
- After surgery care
The Women’s Center also offers gynecological surgery post-op care to women.
HCMC is excited and honored to celebrate Dairy Month with our local farmers.
For more information about HCMC Women’s Center, call us at 731-644-8510 or find us online at www.hcmcn- tn.org.
Photo: Baby Holstyn Briggs Evans with mother Brianna Porter, father Chase McKinney and sister Atleigh with Elizabeth Moss and Sarah Moss as they presented the Dairy Month Gift Basket to honor the first baby of June recognizing National Dairy Month.