Hank wanted to assist his dad, watching his every move looking over the four-seat Piper Archer at a special area of Raleigh-Durham International Airport. While performing a preflight inspection, Erica Thomas' husband, Perry, had a special helper in their 2-year-old son, Hank. “Just like recharging a cell phone, I need to recharge myself.” “It's very important, it's like recharging your mind and body,” Fabito said about time off. Fabito, who has worked at Duke for 26 years, will receive a one night stay with breakfast for two at the Washington Duke Inn, courtesy of the Washington Duke Inn.

With shallow water providing a perfect mirror-like surface, Fabito posed for this winning photo. On one hike, she passed by a small body of water near the foot of Vestrahorn, one of Iceland's most photographed mountains.

“We love being outdoors and it's just so picturesque.” “It's just beautiful,” Fabito said of Iceland. Though this time, she was able to get out into Iceland's wilder side for some camping excursions and hikes. It was the second time Fabito, an operating room assistant nurse manager at Duke University Hospital, had traveled to the country. Thank you to everyone who shared their summer fun, and a special thank you to Duke University Stores for providing summer-themed prizes for the campaign.įor nine days in late May and early June, Grace Fabito explored Iceland with her husband and some friends. An employee-shutterbug was also selected, as well as 14 amazing summer moments. Of the submissions, two were chosen by the editorial team as the grand prize winners. 8 and highlighted the ways Duke University and Duke University Health System staff and faculty use their time off benefit. By sharing images from far-flung adventures or quality time at home, Duke staff and faculty showed that cherished summer moments can come in many forms.Īround 315 photos were shared in the 2022 Duke Time Off Photo campaign, which ran from late May through Aug.

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