IMPACT
2013-2014
St. Mary Colleagues Make Giving a Priority
REPORT
St. Mary colleagues give generously every year to support programs and services at St. Mary. For example, last year, through the Spirit of Nursing Fund, the St. Mary Nursing Education Department purchased a PROMPT Birthing Simulator, a high-tech training device that provides hands-on skills to build proper techniques for Labor and Delivery nurses to avoid complications from shoulder dystocia, a condition where the newborn’s shoulder becomes stuck under the mother’s pelvic bone during delivery. Shoulder dystocia occurs in approximately 20,000 births in the U.S. each year and can lead to broken collar or shoulder bones and possibly brain damage. Having an experienced and skilled nursing staff to address complicated labor and delivery situations provides better patient outcomes and reduced risk for mother and baby.
Since 2007, the St. Mary Foundation has conducted the annual Colleague Giving Campaign at the hospital and all off-campus locations. During the campaign period, typically lasting six to eight weeks, colleagues are encouraged to make contributions to support the needs of the hospital. During the Expanding on Excellence Capital Campaign, colleagues, especially those working in the Emergency Department, were excited to have a direct impact on the ED expansion project. The collective effort of all St. Mary Colleagues in raising nearly $40,000 for the ED expansion resulted in a naming opportunity for the staff lounge. Two plaques “Emergency Department Staff Lounge made possible through the generosity of St. Mary Medical Center Colleagues” were installed on October 22nd.
Emergency Department colleagues
An expanded report to St. Mary donors detailing your impact through financial and in-kind support from January 2013 through June 2014.
Emergency and Trauma Services Emergency Expansion Phase II & III Complete
The second and final stages of the Emergency Department expansion are now complete and include specific areas for Pediatric, Prompt Care, Acute Care, and Expedited Treatment. The new layout completed in Phase II categorizes patients by the acuteness of their conditions and allows for them to be treated by the most appropriate healthcare providers as quickly as possible, helping to eliminate long wait times. The new design of the Emergency Department also includes a new, attractive, fully covered and fully lit Emergency Department entrance. Three lanes have been added in front of the entrance to facilitate traffic flow for patients arriving simultaneously and to provide convenient access to 24/7 valet parking. Other enhancements include a lobby with a fireplace that provides comfort for patients and families, new reception with three distinct areas to triage patients, plus private areas, or pods, where patients may comfortably wait for test results and/or additional treatment.
In addition to having one of the first 24/7 pediatric emergency care centers in the area, St. Mary is the only hospital in the region to implement the use of see Emergency and Trama Services next page
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nitrous oxide (N2O) in treating children. The practice of providing light sedation of N2O is a safe and effective way to reduce the pain and anxiety children and parents face in stressful situations such as administering stitches, mending lacerations, or helping with broken bones. Nitrous oxide is very fast acting, with virtually no side effects, according to doctors.
This final phase of the $22 million construction project completes the expansion of the pediatric care center, which is specially designed to meet the specific emergency The expansion of the new Bristol Myers-Squibb Pediatric Emergency Care Center medical needs of children at St. Mary included a new reception area dedicated to pediatric patients and their and their families. Features families and was supported by a grant from the Ronald McDonald House Charities. include 11 private treatment rooms, a pediatric triage area, As the only state-accredited Trauma Center in separate reception areas for potentially infectious Bucks County, it is imperative that the St. Mary and noninfectious conditions, and a specially Medical Center Emergency Department is equipped pediatric resuscitation room. The project equipped with the right personnel, technology and has been generously supported by a $2 million tools to offer the best quality care to its patients grant from the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation. in the shortest amount of time to maximize the “Golden Hour,” the time period during which ® there is the highest likelihood that prompt medical New BloodTrack Emerge System treatment will prevent death. In 2013, The Scholler Foundation provided a The most common causes of injury that bring grant that allowed the St. Mary Emergency and patients to the St. Mary Trauma Center are falls ® Trauma Department to purchase The BloodTrack and motor vehicle accidents. These events cause Emerge system which allows the St. Mary Blood life-threatening trauma in multiple areas of the Bank to store blood units in a refrigerator in the body. Other common causes of trauma injury ED for quick access while maintaining security include burns, assaults, gunshot wounds and sports and traceability. injuries. St. Mary treats more than 700 trauma patients annually. The major component that differentiates a Trauma Center from emergency care is the requirement for 24-hour availability of a team of specially trained healthcare providers such as trauma, neurological, orthopedic, and cardiac surgeons, radiologists and nurses who have expertise in the care of severely injured patients. A Trauma Center also needs to have 24-hour availability of a trauma resuscitation area, an operating room, laboratory testing, diagnostic testing, blood bank and pharmacy.
BloodTrack® Emerge system
ST. MARY TREATS MORE THAN 700 TRAUMA PATIENTS ANNUALLY.
Pediatric ER nurse, Jenna Michael, demonstrates one of the Starlight Tablets to a patient in the ER.
Pediatric Patients Log On in ER
St. Mary’s Emergency Department was chosen as a recipient of the national Starlight Children’s Foundation’s initiative to provide Starlight Tablets to children seeking medical care in the BristolMyers Squibb Pediatric Emergency Care Center at St. Mary.
The tools and resources on a Starlight Tablet aid emergency personnel in easing patients’ fears and empowering kids to cope with their diagnosis. Starlight Tablets come loaded with Starlight’s educational programming and a direct link to Starbright World along with a list of recommended applications. Housed in a protective cover that complies with St. Mary’s infection control protocols, the Starlight Tablet also serves as distraction therapy for young patients.
STARLIGHT TABLETS
EASE PATIENT
FEARS AND EMPOWER KIDS.
During procedures or lengthy wait times, kids can use the Starlight Tablet to play games, complete homework, communicate with friends, watch videos, and log in to Starbright World. Even patients with very limited mobility are able to use the tablet, making it a critical resource for St. Mary.
Helping Neighbors Live Better Lives
Due to the generosity and kindness of numerous St. Mary donors, area adults can now participate in ongoing classes in essential computer skills that many of us take for granted, including the use of Microsoft Word® and Excel®. Located at
St. Mary Community Ministries
The St. Mary Community Ministries in Bensalem is a nationally-recognized model program that fosters partnerships, increases access to health and human services, and enables the disadvantaged to lead healthier and more self-sufficient lives. The St. Mary Community Ministries includes the Mother Bachmann Maternity Center, the St. Mary Children’s Health Center and the St. Mary Family Resource Center together in a shopping center storefront. St. Mary also provides space for BCHIP (Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership) Adult Clinic in the same shopping center, thereby providing access to healthcare for all ages. All services are provided regardless of a patient’s ability to pay.
the Family Resource Center, these classes also teach the basics of proper grammar, punctuation, and letter and report structure. This program gives hundreds of low income community members a critical component for improving their lives.
Debbie Van Aken, Donor, with student
...POVERTY
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RISK FACTOR FOR POOR HEALTH, ST. MARY
PARTNERS WITH THE COUNTY AND AGENGIES...TO PROVIDE CASE WORK,
SHELTER, FOOD AND CLOTHING TO RESIDENTS OF BUCKS COUNTY IN NEED. The W.W. Smith Charitable Trusts supported the Backpacks for Kids program which is operated by the Parenting Resource Center and provides meals for school age children who do not have access to meals outside of the school day. Last year this program provided meals to more than 300 children in Bucks County during the school year and 110 children during the summer. Employees from the TJ Maxx store in Langhorne ran a food drive to support the Backpacks for Kids program.
Gifts to the St. Mary Family Resource Center provide adults with access to the tools and training to become more self-sufficient.
The Independence Blue Cross Foundation has partnered with St. Mary for many years to provide general support for the Mother Bachmann Maternity Center and the St. Mary Children’s Health Center through the foundation’s Blue Safety Net grant program. Almost 20% of all births at St. Mary are to mothers from the Mother Bach mann Maternity Center. The St. Mary Children’s Health Center cares for more than 3,200 children.
Realizing that poverty is the #1 risk factor for poor health, St. Mary partners with the county and agencies like the Bucks County Opportunity
Council, Family Service Association, Bucks County Housing group and Catholic Social Services to provide case work, shelter, food and clothing to residents of Bucks County in need.
Gifts such as the donation of a computer bank and a SMARTboard to the St. Mary Family Resource Center provide low income, disadvantaged Bucks County adults with the tools and training to become self-sufficient and lead productive lives. Services include ESL training, basic and specific computer skills training, and job skills.
L-R: Sean Schafer, Policy Director for Sen.Tomlinson; State Representative Frank Farry and State Senator Tommy Tomlinson help to pack Backpacks for Kids.
Families Living Well
St. Mary Medical Center is committed to helping families live healthier lives. Our goal is to empower children and their families with the tools to make choices that lead to better, healthier lifestyles. The Families Living Well (FLW) set of programs at St. Mary was developed to address the growing obesity epidemic in children in Bucks County and their increased risk for chronic diseases.
By teaching the importance of making healthy food choices and increasing physical activity at an early age, the incidence of diabetes, heart disease, asthma and certain types of cancer can be reduced.
A recent grant provided a new bus for the LIFE St. Mary program to help expand its services to Bucks County seniors.
LIFE St. Mary: Helping Seniors Live Independently
LIFE (Living Independently for Elders) St. Mary is a healthcare choice for older people living in Bucks County who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid and are nursing home eligible. LIFE is a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). This unique model of care helps people live safely at home with assistance from a team of compassionate healthcare experts. These services include adult daycare; recreation and physical therapy; meals; primary medical care; nutritional counseling; social and nursing services; specialty services; hospital and nursing home care; and, when necessary, emergency and non-emergency transportation. Currently, more than 200 participants from all over Bucks County are enrolled in LIFE St. Mary, showing remarkable growth since its opening in 2010.
In 2013, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) awarded a grant to LIFE St. Mary that will allow for a purchase of a new bus to accommodate this increased participation. Through the generosity of other donors, LIFE St. Mary purchased a large screen television, Blu-ray player and Wii and Xbox Kinect player units on mobile carts, all of which not only provide entertainment opportunities for LIFE participants, but also helps to improve balance which reduces incidences of falls.
The flagship program of the FLW consortium of programs is KidShape 2.0, a nationally-modeled program with effective outcomes because the program addresses the three components of adopting a healthy lifestyle for children ages 6-12:
Parents and children use games to learn about healthy eating and increased physical activity in the KidShape program.
nutrition, physical activity and self-efficacy. While most pediatric weight management programs focus on the patient, KidShape requires that parents or adult guardians participate so that behaviors and activities are reinforced in the home. The other unique feature of KidShape is the focus on selfefficacy so that children build confidence in their ability to adopt these new healthy behaviors and cope with negative influences or bullying because of their weight. The Janssen Pharmaceuticals Foundation has supported the KidShape program for several years as part of its initiative to promote healthy lifestyles in the region.
Families sample healthy foods and learn about nutrition, physical activity and self-efficacy in the St. Mary KidShape program.
As a new member of the CHE Trinity Health System, St. Mary became eligible for the system’s Call to Care grant award program, and received a multiyear award to implement the KidShape 2.0 program in two sister hospitals, Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, IA and Holy Cross Health in Silver Spring, MD. This is a testament to quality of the KidShape curriculum and St. Mary’s staff.
Patient Pays It Forward
The reasons why people give to St. Mary are many. For one anonymous donor, an experience in the St. Mary cardiac rehab department prompted many years of giving for new cardio, pulmonary and high-tech exercise equipment to be used by other patients. In 2013 this donor provided two upright bicycles to be used by more than 100 cardiac and pulmonary patients each week to help improve functional capacity and quality of life.
Help for Cancer Patients
Business Partners for Breast Cancer
Being diagnosed and receiving treatment for cancer is one of the most traumatic periods in a cancer patient’s life. Three programs at St. Mary are designed to ease some of the fears associated with this time and bring comfort during treatment.
No Pay Copay
The No Pay Copay Fund at St. Mary is supported by donations by people like Terry Scanlon, a cancer survivor, who created the fund in 2010 to help patients in financial need with their copays for their treatment. Copays may be assessed at each treatment visit which can accumulate over time into a hefty bill. The No Pay Copay fund is designed to alleviate this financial burden.
Healing Threads
The Community League of St. Mary is a group of dedicated volunteers who host fundraisers to support St. Mary throughout the year. In addition to supporting the Healing Gardens and other hospital initiatives, one of the special programs the Community League supports is
Dr. Fontanilla discusses treatment with cancer patient
SmoothieKing in Newtown
Healing Threads which provides “dignity garments” to all female St. Mary cancer patients who receive radiation and chemotherapy treatments.
Dignity garments provide modest coverage for women undergoing cancer treatments and are attractive to wear as a garment outside of the hospital.
St. Mary Breast Health Initiative
The St. Mary Breast Health Initiative provides free clinical breast examinations and screening mammograms to uninsured women 40 and older who meet certain financial guidelines. Since its inception in 2008, the initiative has provided more than 2,100 Bucks County women with free mammograms. Through this initiative, 29 women were diagnosed with breast cancer. Recognizing the importance of this program in saving lives, numerous community groups have made gifts to the St. Mary Breast Health Initiative.
Sims Metal Management in Morrisville
Easy Pieces Boutique in Langhorne
St. Mary Surgical Services Expansion Is Complete
The final phase of the $8.4 million Surgical Expansion Project at St. Mary is complete thanks to contributions to the recent capital campaign and a $3 million grant from the Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP). The scope of the project included the construction of new pre-operative, post-operative and PACU (postanesthesia care unit) areas to support the two new operating room suites. These state-of-the-art operating suites allow our physicians and clinical staff to perform complex neurological, cardiac, robotic, and orthopedic procedures. In addition to the expansion of surgical space, new colleague locker rooms and a break room were added for the surgical staff.
State government officials from Bucks County provided bipartisan support for the St. Mary RACP grant. RACP is a commonwealth grant program administered by the Office of the Budget for the acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic and historical improvement projects, with emphasis on projects that display significant potential for improving economic growth and the creation of jobs.
Members of the PA state delegation presented a $3,000,000 Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grant award to St. Mary to support the hospital’s surgical services expansion project. L to R: Dr. David Hardeski; Michael Mabin; Mary Smithson; St. Mary Foundation Board and Bucks County Clerk of Courts;Todd Buch, Owner, McCafferty Auto Group and Vice Chair of St. Mary Foundation Board; Senator Robert M. “Tommy”Tomlinson (PA-6); Lt. Governor Jim Cawley; Representative Scott Petri (PA-178); Frank Guarrieri, Chair, St. Mary Medical center Board of Directors; Greg Wozniak, President and CEO of St. Mary Medical Center; Patricia Bachtle, Chair, Bucks County Redevelopment Authority Board and Bucks County Prothonotary; Dr. George Cautilli; Representative Frank Farry (PA- 142); Representative Gene DiGirolamo (PA – 18); Dr. Erich Everts.
Donor Report 2013
We are ever so grateful for the generosity of all donors!
Note: This report reflects a change in fiscal year reporting. Some gifts include a combined contribution for both the 6-month adjustment (January 1, 2013 to June 30, 2013) and the full fund year (July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014).
Gifts of Trust
Curtin & Heefner, LLP Delaware Valley Cardiovascular Surgical ($50,000+) Associates Mr. & Mrs. David Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Louis DiFranco Comcast Cable Communications, Inc Dr. Erich & Susan Everts Henry M. Rowan Family Foundation Inc. Mr. Robert Field & Ms.Vivian Banta Mr. & Mrs. William Marth Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fluehr, III Jim & Lisa McCaffrey Graham Painting Co., Inc. McCaffrey's Market Inc. Michael & Joyce Hagan & Family Middletown Anesthesia Group, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Neil Hall Nason Construction, Inc Mrs. Kay A. Hendrickson Pennsylvania Department of Health Howard & Helena Hopenwasser Princeton Radiation Oncology Drs. Michael C. & Barbara L. Jacobelli Radiology Affiliates Imaging Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Manning Smith JP Bruemmer Charitable Lead Trust Visiting Nurse Association of Morrisville Blair King Langhorne Pathology Associates, P.C. The President’s Society Gifts of Spirit Dr. & Mrs. Zenon Gibas recognizes donors who gave $5,000 ($25,000+) Dr. & Mrs. Mark J. Igoe, Jr. or more (January 2013 to July 2014) Todd & Cathie Buch Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch Dr. Anil & Aparna Deshpande Margiotti & Kroll Pediatrics Gifts of Vision Dr. & Mrs. Gerard A. Margiotti, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dominic J. Frederico ($500,000+) McBrick Building Group Mr. John Gilbert & Ms. Sarita Tirpak John B. Means, Ph.D. Growing Family First Foto Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Mercer Bucks Cardiology Frank & Mary Ann Guarrieri Community League of St. Mary Mr. Joseph T. Monagle, Jr. & Cynthia S. Johnson Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Mrs. Angela Monagle Drs. Prem K. & Grace Marlapudi Capital Program Mr. & Mrs. Dan E. Moser, Jr. McCafferty Auto Group Estate of Robert A. Ritter Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Muller Susan & Thomas McGrath Estate of Sidney T.Yates Medical Staff of St. Mary Medical Center James & Linda Natale Pennsylvania Department of Transportation National Philanthropic Trust Gifts of Wellness Nephrology and Hypertension Ronald McDonald House Charities, ($100,000+) Associates, PC Philadelphia Region Estate of Helga N. Alten Ronald McDonald House Charities, Inc. Mr. William O'Flanagan Call to Care (CHE Trinity Health) Park Avenue Charitable Fund The W.W. Smith Charitable Trust Endoscopy Center At St. Mary LP Dan & Debbie Peters Richard & Mindy Goldstein Reedman Toll Auto World Dr. Anne-Marie Marcoux Gifts of Life Carol & Harry Rose Dr. & Mrs. John A.Volpe ($10,000+) Peter & Amy Sargent Estate of Virginia M. Guarino Assured Guaranty Corp. Tess Clayton Charities Inc. Independence Blue Cross Brian Bentley / Brian's Harley-Davidson Mr. Ralph N. Thompson Charlene & Howard Schwartz Comprehensive Cardiology Consultants Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Tolkach Team Health Mr. James Cramer
Mr. Dale Van Aken & Dr. Deborah Van Aken Dr. Deodatt & Mrs. Rupa Wadke Ms. Gloria Weissbart White-Harris Mr. & Mrs. Michael Whitman Women's Specialists of Bucks County The Wozniak Family Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey N.Yarmel
Gifts of Kindness
($5,000+) Anonymous (2) All Baby and Child Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Michael Augustine Blue Flame Gas BPG Management Co., L.P. Dr. & Mrs. Alan B. Brackup Mr. & Mrs. R. Rob Brown Bucks County Urology, P.C. Burns Mechanical Cardi International, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cardi Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Cloman Crothall Healthcare, Inc. Mr. Heath Dumack First National Bank & Trust of Newtown Ms. Colleen A. Flanagan Mr. & Mrs. John Folz Marilyn & Leonard Franckowiak Estate of Joseph G Gehrsitz Golf Outing Productions Inc Mr. Gregory P. Hayes Tom & Carol Hecker Herman Goldner Co., Inc. Dr. Howard Hopenwasser & Dr. David Faust International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #269 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koenig
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Gifts of Kindness continued Mr. & Mrs. John D. Ladley Lawrence Toyota Scion Lofts Medical Associates, P.C. The Louis and Sandra Berkman Foundation John & Chris Marcy Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Martinides Mercer-Bucks Orthopaedics PC Michael C. Jacobelli, M.D., FACS, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Minter Mr. & Mrs.Vincent B. Murphy, III Mr. & Mrs. Edward Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Rakesh Patel Mr. & Mrs. George Penn Peruzzi Auto Group Princeton Brain & Spine Care, LLC QPI Electrical Co., Inc. Drs. Asha & Arvind Saraf Mr. & Mrs. James A. Shannon, Jr. Owen & Luz Simon Mr. & Mrs. William Siveter Mrs. Josephine Smith John & Mary Smithson Dr. & Mrs. Adarsh Soni Southampton Window Cleaning Stuckert & Yates Team Toyota Ms. Barbara Tiberio United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Welsh Michael & Susan Wert William R. Deeter Assoc., Inc. Drs. Gary & Karen Zimmer
Ms. Karen Ford Mr. & Mrs. John Friedrich Mrs. Nancy Harris Mr. & Mrs. Rick A. Heckman* Michele Holcomb* Rhoda & Melvin Kreiner Mr.Victor L. Larimer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Loser Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Martinides Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McAtee Mr. Milton J. Moser Mr. & Mrs. Norman P. O'Rourke Mr. & Mrs. John S. Orr Mr. & Mrs. George Penn* Bill & Anne Pullis* Geoff Roman* Mr. & Mrs. William Siveter* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Smith CPA Mr. & Mrs.Victor J. Smollar* Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth O. Terry Julius ± & Idelia Tibolla* Dr. Julio E.Vassalluzzo Mr. & Mrs. Richard M.Vassil Mr. Erich Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Neil J. Werberig David & Susan Yates
* Charter Member
Lifetime (Cumulative) Giving St. Francis Society
($1,000,000+) Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Community League of St. Mary Medical Center Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program Mr. Sidney T.Yates, Esq.±
Hope Society
The 1973 Society honors donors committed to supporting the mission and vision of St. Mary through annual membership gifts of $1000 or more.
Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bentz* Mrs. Joan P. Blumenthal* ± Mr. & Mrs. John E. Celentano Ms. Mary Jane Crumlish Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Dori Mr. & Mrs. Frank Featherman* Pat & Dottie Fiedler David Fiori*
($500,000+) Anonymous Catholic Health Initiatives Independence Blue Cross Susan & Thomas McGrath Pennsylvania Department of Health Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare Radiology Affiliates Imaging
Naughton Society
($250,000+) Dr. Anil & Aparna Deshpande Endoscopy Center At St. Mary LP Mr. & Mrs. Allen C. Haldeman Mr. & Mrs. William Marth Jim & Lisa McCaffrey McCaffrey's Market Inc.
Medical Staff of St. Mary Medical Center The Noonan Family Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Charlene & Howard Schwartz Team Health Michael & Susan Wert
Buena Vista Society
($100,000+) Anonymous Dr. & Mrs. Alan B. Brackup Mr. & Mrs. Gary Buch Todd & Cathie Buch Mrs. Mindy Buch-Garvey Catholic Health East Chase Your Dreams Corporation Comcast Cable Communications, Inc Dr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Conroy Curtin & Heefner, LLP Delaware Valley Cardiovascular Surgical Associates DeLuca Homes Mr. & Mrs.Vincent DeLuca Eckroth Planning Group, Inc. Dr. Erich & Susan Everts Mr. Robert Field & Ms.Vivian Banta First National Bank & Trust of Newtown Mr. & Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Fluehr, III Francis Cauffman, Inc. Frank & Mary Ann Guarrieri Michael & Joyce Hagan & Family Edwin T. Johnson± & Cynthia Johnson Langhorne Pathology Associates, P.C. Lower Southampton Township McBrick Building Group McCafferty Auto Group Mercer Bucks Cardiology Middletown Anesthesia Group, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Minter James & Linda Natale Neurosurgical Associates Ltd. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Princeton Brain & Spine Care, LLC Princeton Radiation Oncology QPI Electrical Co., Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Reilly Ronald McDonald House Charities, Philadelphia Region Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia John & Mary Smithson Sodexo St. Mary Medical Center Stuckert & Yates Susan G. Komen for the Cure Philadelphia
United States Department of Health and Human Services United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Warr The Wozniak Family Dr. Nathan J. Zuckerman & Mrs. Joanie L. Moogan-Zuckerman
The Legacy Society recongizes those who have included St. Mary in their estate plans Anonymous (8) Estate of Richard P. Allen Estate of Helga Alten Estate of Ruth M. Aufschlag Mr. & Mrs. Jefferson D. Beales Estate of Naomi Beaty Mr. & Mrs. Ron Boris Dr. & Mrs. Alan B. Brackup Mr. & Mrs. Gary Buch Mr. & Mrs. Todd Buch Bertha "Bee" Bucklin± Estate of Christopher W. Canino Estate of Frances Chilson Ruth Cila Donna J. Cochran Estate of Lillian Colvell Dr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Conroy Estate of Jane Cramer Estate of Harriet J. Davis Estate of Donald Denton Estate of Frank T. Dixon Estate of Rev. George V. Dougherty Jane Eagleston Estate of M. Sherry Ellin Mr. Mark Erhard Mr. Robert Field & Ms.Vivian Banta Estate of Betty Flack Estate of Charles W. Fleming Mr. David T. Fleming Estate of Alice E. Ford Estate of Joseph G. Gehrsitz Mr. Christopher Gigliotti, Sr.± Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Gigliotti Dr. & Mrs. Jack B. Gorman
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Donor Report Legacy Society continued
Mr. & Mrs. Steve A. Grosso Estate of Virginia M. Guarino Mr. & Mrs. Frank Guarrieri Estate of James J. Healy Estate of Linda Heifet Mrs. Dorothy Holcombe Barry & Marilynn Huret Dr. Scott R. Janney Edwin T. Johnson± & Cynthia Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Kelly Mr. Paul M. Kochis & Mrs. Amy Millman Kochis Jane Konefsky Estate of Arthur Krebs Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Levitt William± & Romaine Macht Howard± & Fay± Marx Estate of Emily Mather Mr. James J. McCaffrey, III Mr. & Mrs. Frank McGill John B. Means, Ph.D. Estate of Jean N. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Minton Estate of Helen Morris Norman & Tasia Mullock Estate of Isabel Nixon Estate of Alice E. Patterson Estate of Frederick Mangold Ploucher Estate of George E. Poorman Frank & Barbara Pope Estate of Catherine J. Reilly Estate of Robert A. Ritter Dr. Robert J. Skalicky & Dr. Lisa Rogge-Skalicky Peter & Amy Sargent Mr. Henry Saur Mr. & Mrs. Howard Schwartz Mr. Lewis M. Schwartz Mr. Edward P. Scull Estate of Jean Simmons Fran & Bud± Smith Mr. & Mrs. John W. Smithson Mr. & Mrs.Victor J. Smollar Estate of Lester G. Steppacher Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Stillings Estate of Colette K. Stover Frank± & Eleanor± Strickland Mr. Manuel Tatarsky Marcia & Greg Telthorster Julius± & Idelia Tibolla Mr. Albert F. Todd
Ms. Gloria Weissbart Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Wert Mr. Larry Westrope & Sandra Westrope, Ph.D. David & Susan Yates Estate of Sidney T.Yates Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Zagaroli Estate of Eleanore Zahn Mrs. Lee Zuckerman±
Gifts in Memory
We thank those who gave in memory of their loved one Marita C. Adamson George Adamson Robert Arnott Robert Barker, Jr. Robert Barker Charles & Beatrice Becker John Blonigran Barbara A. Bodine Edith Bonofiglio Peter Bourque Charlotte Bowers Charles "Pete" Brockwell Bruce Brown Gladys M. Byrne Helen Cauvin Ida R. Christian Donna M. Cichonski Lawrence "Jeff" Clark Ernie Cognigni Irene A. Corrigan Walter W. Corson Emma L. Coward Rita Cross Catherine Dalgliesh "Nan" Doris Jean Davidson John Dean Mae Anne DeFilippis Jay DePalo Albert M. DiGregorio Wilbur Van Dine Stephen J. Dobron George T. Dunham, Jr. Shaleen B. Fagan Brady "Chuck" Fagans Barbara M. Faille Leo Joseph Farrell Robert & Donna Gaugler Josephine Gerlock Lois M. Gerst Gideon - Pet
Patricia A. Glozek Violet Goldstein Thomas L. Graves Kenneth A. Grunewald Edwin B. Hall Timothy A. Hane Doris K. Harding Mary Helene Harker Jean Harrison Anna & Charles Hauser Anne M. Haynes Fred C. Heifet Robert Henderson Phyllis M. Holsman Andrew J. Horvat Emil E. Hotkowski Cynthia C. Hudson Michael Iafolla Frank Jablonski, Sr. Seymour Jacobs Brittney N. Jones William R. Jorgensen Eva Julia Kapschock Donna Katzmar Thomas Keating Robert Edward "Bob" Keen Vincent J. Keenan Michael Kelly John R. Kent Seymour Klayton Irene E. Kohnow Joan Kovalsky Gabriel Krotzer Susan R. Kutschera John A. Laird, Sr. Mary J. Lang Louise Leckner Joseph W. Lindberger, Jr. Howard Lipschutz Helen Liwak Constance Lombardi Julia A. Lynn Bernadette "Pat" Marshall Viola Massa Marie Matusek Charles F. Mazenko John & Rachel McBride Donald J. McCormick, Sr. Eileen McGoldnick James Francis McMahon, Jr. Eileen Melanson Robert Michels Doris Morris-McCoy
Linda Mullen Christina M. Paolucci Marshall M. Patrizio Buford Pearson Thomas A. Pesci, Jr. Evelyn J. Pietrinferno William A. Pike Patsy DePaul Pinkham Mary Pinter Cindy L. Polasik Sophie Polizzi Christine M. Praul Richard Prizer Eugenia M. Pumo Walter F. Reichert Charles Ropars Meyer Rubin Colonel Gerald Russell Ernest A. Sbarro Thomas Scanlan Mildred L. Irwin Scanlon Winifred & Harry Schmieg Milton M. Schuster, Sr. James A. Shetzline Elmer W. Shigo Miriam Shuster Vera S. Silvestri Paul T. Skarulis Lucy M. Sklodowski Frank J. Slater, Jr. Mary C. Smela Cynthia Smitt Dorothy A. Staskel Sally Strigel Edna Struk Ronald C. Sullivan Teady Bear - Pet John "Jack" Tierney Paula Toth David Earl Transue Florence Waters Beulah Weidle Raymond J. Wendel Roy L. Wert James Wiser Sidney T.Yates Madeline Zambito Janusz "John" Zdzior Zoom - Mr. Personality - Pet
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