PHOTOS | Cone Health Dedicates Sculpture 'Baby Rocking Nurse'

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean helps unveil the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean helps unveil the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

Cone Health

RN Sarah Bean observes the chair sculpture dedicated to her. She worked for the Women's hospital for 23 years and was known for her love of rocking babies to bed.

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PHOTOS | Cone Health Dedicates Sculpture 'Baby Rocking Nurse'

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