12-Year-Old Builds Lego Model of Future Hospital Wing in Memory of Late Siblings

12-Year-Old Builds Lego Model of Future Hospital Wing in Memory of Late Siblings

Source: Luxiere

Summary

12-year-old Ethan Logue created a Lego model of the future Outpatient Center of Excellence at Bethany Children’s Health Center (BCHC) in honor of his late siblings, who received care at the facility. The model was unveiled on July 23rd, 2026, and is now on display in the lobby. Ethan spent nine months building the model with the help of his parents, using exact pieces and colors to match the BCHC’s branding.


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The habit gets a new name.

Building with Legos is a common hobby, but Ethan’s dedication to recreating the Outpatient Center of Excellence is a unique way to show appreciation for the healthcare staff. The Lego model serves as a symbol of the impact healthcare providers have on families. The Outpatient Center of Excellence is set to open in Spring 2027 and will offer state-of-the-art care facilities for children. The expansion will make a significant difference for families like the Logues, who have spent a lot of time at the healthcare facility.

A legacy is built, one brick at a time.


Author: Evan Null