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WPH'S Dr. Mark Gordon Honored By American Cancer Society

John Haffey
Content Partner: White Plains Hospital
Una Hopkins presents Dr. Mark Gordon with the 2016 Beacon of Hope Award. Una Hopkins presents Dr. Mark Gordon with the 2016 Beacon of Hope Award.
Una Hopkins presents Dr. Mark Gordon with the 2016 Beacon of Hope Award. Photo Credit: White Plains Hospital
Dr. Mark Gordon, Betsy Gordon, Dr. Paul Khoury, Director of Radiology at White Plains Hospital and Barbara Khoury Dr. Mark Gordon, Betsy Gordon, Dr. Paul Khoury, Director of Radiology at White Plains Hospital and Barbara Khoury
Dr. Mark Gordon, Betsy Gordon, Dr. Paul Khoury, Director of Radiology at White Plains Hospital and Barbara Khoury Photo Credit: White Plains Hospital
Kris Kim, Executive Vice President, Eastern Division, American Cancer Society; Debbie Colgan, Senior Director, Distinguished Events, American Cancer Society and Marcie Manfredonia Siciliano, Diamond Gala Volunteer Planning Committee Member. Kris Kim, Executive Vice President, Eastern Division, American Cancer Society; Debbie Colgan, Senior Director, Distinguished Events, American Cancer Society and Marcie Manfredonia Siciliano, Diamond Gala Volunteer Planning Committee Member.
Kris Kim, Executive Vice President, Eastern Division, American Cancer Society; Debbie Colgan, Senior Director, Distinguished Events, American Cancer Society and Marcie Manfredonia Siciliano, Diamond Gala Volunteer Planning Committee Member. Photo Credit: White Plains Hospital

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Last month, the American Cancer Society honored Dr. Mark Gordon, surgical director of the White Plains Hospital Center for Cancer Care and chairman of the White Plains Hospital Cancer Committee, with the 2016 Beacon of Hope Award. 

Dr. Gordon was recognized for his unyielding commitment to the fight against cancer for more than 25 years. The event was held at LIFE The Place To Be in Ardsley and attended by more than 175 people. Over $143,000 was raised for the American Cancer Society.