GSH Spring Ball

Good Samaritan Hospital

Proud to serve our community as we continue Advancing Care. Here.

MARY P. LEAHY, MD President and CEO

JAIN JACOB, CPA Treasurer

JOE ALLEN

KEVIN KERN Chair

GEANETTE KATZ First Vice Chair

AURELIUS (AURY)

J. LICATA, AAI Secretary

TARA CULLEN, MBA, BSN, RN

SISTER SUSAN EVELYN, RSM Sponsor Rep.

FREDERICK J. RELLA, JR. Second Vice Chair

MARK ACKER

NICHOLAS DESANTIS

PHYLLIS EIG

GIL HEIM GAYLE HIRSCH, Esq

KATHY MEDICI

MONA MONTAL

AMRA SABIC-EL-RAYESS, PhD

DOUG GRAUBARD MILL ETIENNE, MD, MPH, FAAN

JOSEPH R. LAGANA

MITA PANDYA

PATRICIA SMITH LEFKOWITZ

SHAWN REILLY

FRANK STILLO

JOYCE WALGROVE

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of Bon Secours Charity Health System is to make visible God’s love and to be Good Help to Those in Need®, especially those who are poor, vulnerable, and dying.

As a system of caregivers, we commit ourselves to help bring people and communities to health and wholeness as part of the healing ministry of the Catholic Church.

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

Welcome! Thank you for joining us to celebrate our outstanding honorees and support ongoing advances in healthcare at Good Samaritan Hospital.

We are sincerely grateful to our sponsors, guests, journal patrons, and the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation Board of Directors for making this evening so wonderful.

Congratulations to our Spring Ball honorees, Richard M. Evans, MD, recipient of the Sister Joseph Rita Award for Medical Excellence, Tamer El-Rayess and Amra Sabic-El-Rayess, PhD, recipients of the Good Samaritan Hospital Medal of Honor, and Veolia, recipient of The Harold Peterson Community Service Award.

Rich Evans, a talented urologic surgeon, is Administrative Director of Robotic Surgery, Director of the Expert Surgical Second Opinion Center, Director of the Bloodless Medicine Surgery Program, Former Chief of Urology at Good Samaritan Hospital, and Clinical Assistant Professor at New York Medical College. As a gifted visionary, he always seeks out innovative opportunities to deliver academic-level care here in our community hospital. Examples would be his development of the Familyfirst App, and his initiation of our new Expert Surgical Second Opinion Center which offers access to physicians within 72 hours to give a second opinion. And always at heart is his devotion to excellent patient care; giving to each patient exactly what he would want for his own family.

Tamer and Amra are a dynamic couple. As an accomplished investment banker and business owner, Tamer brings financial and business insight to the Westchester Medical Center Health Network Board of Directors. Amra brings her impressive expertise in finance and philanthropy as well as her deep understanding as a scholar, author, and champion of human rights to our Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation Board. Their unwavering dedication to improving healthcare and giving back to our community is demonstrated by their belief in empowering our organization to make a positive difference.

The Harold Peterson Community Service Award recipient, Veolia, is an ever-present friend to Good Samaritan and numerous other local nonprofit organizations. Through their exceptional Corporate Responsibility Program, they are invaluable to the health and well-being of our region. This award, sponsored by Webster Bank, N.A., is given in memory of Harold J. Peterson, past Chair of our Foundation (2015 to 2022)

Tonight’s proceeds will benefit a large-scale renovation of our cardiac catheterization lab. This investment will raise the standard of care in our region while positioning us for wider interventional and vascular capabilities.

Again, thank you for your continued support.

Warmly,

Mary P. Leahy, MD President and CEO Bon Secours Charity Health System

BON SECOURS CHARITY HEALTH SYSTEM, INC.

President and CEO

Mary P. Leahy, MD

Chair

Richard G. Wishnie

First Vice Chair and Treasurer

Tamer El-Rayess

Vice Chair

Michael D. Israel

Secretary

John F. Heimerdinger

BSMH Sponsor Rep.

Sister Anne Lutz

GSH Sponsor Rep.

Sister Maureen Sullivan, SC

Board of Directors

Michael Bezney

Renee E. Garrick, MD

Susan G. Gevertz

Sandra Grannum, Esq

Steve Kent

Joshua Ratner

Michael N. Rosenblut

Julie Switzer

Dear Friends,

I am so happy that you have joined us this evening. What a better show of support than 350 friends and colleagues coming together for a common cause!

Congratulations to our honorees, Richard M. Evans, MD, Tamer El-Rayess and Amra Sabic-El-Rayess, PhD, and Veolia. Thanks to your hard work for our community, Good Samaritan continues to achieve tremendous success in delivering excellent healthcare – something we can all feel proud to support.

As Good Samaritan’s Foundation Board of Directors, we raise funds from individuals and businesses to expand and update the hospital’s facilities, equipment, and technology. We also use donations to support programs that promote good health.

Proceeds from the Spring Ball and subsequent fundraising will benefit the new hybrid suite for cardiac catheterization and other advanced cardiac interventions. The Foundation is responsible for raising $3.5 million for this project. Your support will help Good Samaritan expand its capabilities and ensure even greater patient safety and ease of recovery.

Your gifts help Good Samaritan accomplish so much. Last year alone, community support funded $3 million in advances. These include new operating room equipment and technology, updates to our our Labor & Delivery suites, new equipment and furniture for the Emergency Department, upgrades to The Bobbi Lewis Cancer Program, and supplies for The Active International Cardiovascular Institute. Donors supported services for patients of The Center for Breast Health, nursing staff development, a new pelvic floor physical therapy program, and improvements to The Garden of Hope as well. And let’s also remember how philanthropy benefited Mission Services by helping patients and staff facing temporary financial hardship.

Local access to leading-edge healthcare prevents illness, saves lives, and improves the quality of lives. All of us share the responsibility to support Good Samaritan so that Dr. Leahy and her teams continue to have the resources they need to help our community achieve its best possible health.

My fellow board members and I remain thankful for your generosity. We hope that you will continue to remember Good Samaritan Hospital in your charitable giving.

With gratitude,

Kevin Kern Chair, Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation Board of Directors

Michael L. Schwartz, MD

Mary P. Leahy, MD

Jeffrey S. Oppenheim, MD

Cary Hirsch, MD

Harry Boltin, MD

Patricia Pollio, MD

George R. Cox, MD

Sushil Bhardwaj, MD

Richard Clarkin, MD

Thomas L. Facelle, MD

Leon Harris, MD

All Past Recipients of the

Sister Joseph Rita Award

Nicolas Gennaoui, MD

David Brogno, MD

Stuart Lestch, MD

Lewis Bobroff, MD

Lawrence Katz, MD

James Israel, MD

Sister Joseph Rita Award for Medical Excellence

Past & Present Recipients Saluting

Chandra Sivakumaran, MD

Joseph Ingrassia, MD

Harvey Peck, MD

Louis Lefkowitz, MD

Bobb Vladeck, MD

David Bernstein, MD

Barry Pomerantz, MD

Daniel Weiss, MD

Paul Keating, MD

Richard Sirop, MD

Jerome Meisel, MD

Sheldon Adler, MD

Robert Woods, MD

Carmine Caponigro, DDS

Michael Cavanagh, MD

Abraham Freudenheim, MD

Harold Seigelbaum, MD

Past Presidents of the Medical Staff

Hatzoloh EMS of Rockland County

Access PT

Joe Allen

Chestnut Ridge Transportation

Sam Fratto & IBEW Local Union 363

Jack Kopnisky

Patricia Smith Lefkowitz

The Family of Nicholas Marangi

Sister Mary Louise Moran, SC

Harold J. Peterson

Tess McCormack-Raso

All Past Medal of Honor Recipients

W & W Glass / Ronald J. Haber

DeCicco Family Markets

Mark Acker

George Strayton

Alan Elkin

Rockland Paramedic Services / Regional EMS

Neale Kuperman

Jack Holt

Thomas Hales

Bobbi Lewis & Sister M. Angelica Doris, SC

Joseph Maraia

Joseph R. Lagana

Joan Regan Russo

Frank Stillo

Avon Products, Inc.

Manfred Edelman, Sharp Electronics

Louis H. Siracusano

Sidney Schwartz

John Slevin, Ciba Pharmaceuticals

Dr. Michael Odain, Lederle Laboratories

Thomas Griffin, Orange & Rockland Utilities

Joseph Balsamo

Freddie Roman

Jeffrey Loria

Meet

RICHARD M. EVANS, MD, FACS

Recipient of the Sister Joseph Rita Award for Medical Excellence

Richard Evans has been practicing medicine for nearly 35 years. He is our Administrative Director of Robotic Surgery; Director of the Expert Surgical Second Opinion Center; Director of the Bloodless Medicine Surgery Program; Director of the Mini Medical College, and President/Co-Developer of the Familyfirst Messenger App. He's also the former Chief of Urology at Good Samaritan and the former Chief of Urology at the Minneapolis Veterans Administration Medical Center.

He completed medical school and his surgical/urologic residency at New York Medical College and its affiliated hospitals. His fellowship in endourology/laparoscopy was at the University of Minnesota.

Dr. Evans was instrumental in developing two surgical tools: the Nitinol Tipless Basket kidney stone extractor (Cook Medical) and the Vaportrode Fluted Bar (Circon ACMI), a prostate vaporization instrument. Surgeons worldwide use these tools during minimally invasive procedures.

He has authored more than 30 publications. He has also presented before professional and consumer audiences in person across the globe and on TV.

Who has most influenced your career?

Being a composite of people and experiences, my family, teachers, and colleagues have all influenced me.

My wife, Rachel, and children, Ross and Jessica, provide unconditional encouragement. They respect my need to spend extended time with patients and projects, and they inspire me to want to do more.

I am grateful to my parents and sister, Suzan, for their support during my education and training. And my high school biology teacher, Mr. Sirignano, helped ignite my interest in medicine.

During my fellowship, I worked with world-renowned physicians at the University of Minnesota. They encouraged me to tap my engineering interests and develop surgical instruments.

My colleagues here at Good Samaritan are superb clinicians who help me care for patients and continue to learn the ever-changing art of urology.

Of course, I am thankful to Dr. Leahy who provided me the opportunity to wear an administrative hat while wearing a clinical coat. She always listens to my ideas and supports bringing them to fruition.

How do you see Good Samaritan serving our future community?

As the regional leader in innovation, I see us continuing to lead by example, bringing technological advances to our patients.

We have been committed to progressive transformation for years. One example is how Good Sam was the first in our region to offer robotic-assisted surgery for orthopedics and other advanced surgical indications.

What’s best about practicing here?

Our hospital leadership welcomes new ideas and shares common goals with a commitment to advance patient care.

What does it mean to you to receive this award?

I am deeply honored that my peers have chosen to recognize me. My life’s work is to contribute to healthcare with a multidimensional approach. My colleagues’ affirmation of my work with patients, administration, and students is deeply important to me and my family.

Which professional accomplishments make you most proud?

My pride mostly comes from my day-to-day care for patients. I make sure to give each patient what I would want for myself and my family.

With that, I am proud of how I’ve branched out to more broadly affect healthcare by developing surgical instruments and improving healthcare communication.

The Familyfirst Messenger App was co-developed with my college roommate’s son, Randy. Physicians and nurses use this mobile app to communicate with patients’ families waiting for news about their loved ones.

My high school experience motivated me to create the Mini Medical College. I’m extremely proud to volunteer for this one-of-a-kind program. The college serves high school students in five New York counties. It promotes critical thinking and hands-on learning, inspiring students to contemplate careers they may not have previously considered.

What’s your message to donors about philanthropy?

We need the best tools to deliver the best care – the most advanced equipment, technology, and services. Donations are pivotal as we continue to expand resources to treat patients. I am a committed longtime hospital donor, and I’m thankful to everyone who shares that commitment.

What’s on deck for your second career?

Medical device engineering or software coding. Both would help me expand my ideas to improve healthcare.

What do you like to do when you are in the hospital?

I enjoy spending time with my family regardless of the activity.

I also run 3-4 miles daily. While pounding the pavement, I think about new ways to help make healthcare better.

Meet

TAMER EL-RAYESS AND AMRA SABIC-EL-RAYESS, PHD

Recipients of the Good Samaritan Hospital Medal of Honor

Tamer and Amra are ardent supporters and longtime friends of Good Samaritan Hospital. Accomplished and respected in their professional circles, they each bring different but complementary strengths to our healthcare system.

Tamer is Founder, Chairman and CEO of Continental Finance and he is also Chairman of Grand.Bank, a digital national bank. Prior to founding his companies, Tamer had a successful career on Wall Street, leading major divisions within Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, and UBS Investment Bank among other prominent financial institutions. Tamer founded Continental Finance to serve a large unmet need for the 60% of Americans who are financially marginalized because they are underbanked or unbanked. Leveraging AI and other non-traditional credit modeling techniques, Continental Finance provides credit cards to millions of Americans overlooked by banks, helping rebuild their credit while participating in the cashless society most take for granted. Tamer’s mission has expanded to pull millions of financially disenfranchised Americans up the ladder of opportunity by helping them rebuild credit, build savings, and buy their first home, which he believes is the foundation on which disenfranchised Americans can build generational wealth.

Tamer has been a member of the Bon Secours Charity Health System Board of Directors since 2015 and was a trusted advisor through the merger with Westchester Medical Center Health Network. His experience and expertise provide invaluable fiscal insights to the board and hospital leadership.

Amra is a professor and Founding Director of The International Interfaith Research Lab at Columbia University. Her work on building resilience to violence targeting individuals for their ethnicity, religion, and race has led to her ongoing international engagement. She has delivered 100+ lectures in the U.S., South Korea, China, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Australia, Germany, Austria, Indonesia, Mongolia, Azerbaijan, Jordan, Turkey, Morocco, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, the United Kingdom, UAE, Croatia, Qatar, Myanmar, Congo, and India. In a letter, President Joe Biden said: “I am inspired by the bravery and strength you have shown in the face of heartbreaking tragedy and persecution.” Reflecting on Amra’s award-winning memoir The Cat I Never Named: A True Story of Love, War, and Survival (Bloomsbury, 2020), the President described her as “the very idea of America” itself. She was awarded a 2021 Finalist Medal for Excellence in Young Adult Nonfiction by the American Library Association and Best Book recognition by School Library Journal, Malala Fund, Capitol Choices and Children’s Center for Literature. Her latest book, Three Summers: A Memoir of Sisterhood, Summer Crushes, and Growing Up on the Eve of War (Macmillan Publishers, 2024) has been described by Publishers Weekly as “Sensitively crafted and thoughtprovoking memoir...This searching, introspective work—a timely tale of resilience—presciently observes that ‘words, ideas, hate can kill people.’”

Amra obtained her PhD and two master’s degrees at Columbia University, as well as a BA from Brown University.

As a Board Member at the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation, her philanthropic intelligence and gracious generosity help further the hospital’s advancement goals.

Colleagues, family, and friends agree that the couple’s broad successes come from hard work, resilience, and determined focus.

Tamer and Amra met while working on Wall Street. After their daughters, Jannah and Dinah, were born, they moved to Tuxedo Park.

The couple became active with Good Samaritan and Bon Secours Charity Health System shortly after moving to the Park. Realizing the importance of high-quality community-based healthcare, they wanted to help ensure that our community continues to have easy access to state-of-the-art care.

Tamer and Amra’s greatest joy is derived from spending time with their two impressive daughters, Jannah and Dinah. Jannah is a freshman in college studying electrical and mechanical engineering and aspires to found her own robotics company. Dinah is a sophomore in high school, passionate about the confluence of nanorobotics and cellular engineering. A common family night is debating the latest advancement in science or the future of humanity based on current affairs. It is never a pedestrian moment in the El-Rayess household.

While overall delighted with the outcomes of his work, Tamer is most proud of helping uplift millions of financially disenfranchised Americans. Amra’s greatest professional pride is her engagement in hundreds of dialogues in U.S. school auditoriums and classrooms, where she helps cultivate resilient communities.

Being blessed with health, intellect, and the power to affect change, Amra and Tamer remind Jannah and Dinah that they have a unique responsibility to deploy those resources to improve the lives of others, whether they be neighbors or people in another part of the world. Jannah and Dinah both aspire to affect humanity through their direct involvement and achievements.

The El-Rayess family feels fortunate to have a world-class hospital in such proximity because nothing is more important than the health of our families. This is why, as a community, we must support Good Samaritan.

Life-changing advances in healthcare continue to provide opportunities for better diagnostic and treatment options, and the couple feels passionate about helping our hospital realize these advances.

In addition to supporting our healthcare system, Tamer and Amra support numerous other non-profits especially education for the othered, marginalized, and underprivileged.

Meet

VEOLIA

Recipient of the Harold Peterson Community Service Award

Sponsored by Webster Bank, N.A.

So much more than a refreshing sip of water! As champions of environmental and community causes, Veolia creates waves of good that benefit all of us.

Veolia New York brings water services to Rockland, Orange, Westchester, Putnam, and Tioga counties. They are part of Veolia North America, serving 50 states, and they're a subsidiary of Veolia Group, which is present on five continents.

Veolia – locally and globally – goes the extra mile to make life better through corporate responsibility initiatives that change lives.

A peek at environmental programs

Veolia has recently supported:

NY/NJ Trail Conference: Conservation dog program - Training dogs to locate invasive plant and animal species that are predictors for water quality and the ecosystem.

Keep Rockland Beautiful: Community cleanups - Stemming pollution by removing tons of debris from streets, parks, and waterways.

Westchester County Parks Foundation: Trails Without Limits - Helping individuals living with disabilities enjoy hiking trails with specially designed all-terrain trackchairs.

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rockland: Environmental initiativesSupporting the horticultural lab, Youth For Climate Change, stormwater education programs, and the Sustainability Walk and Showcase.

Humane Society of the Hudson Valley: Turtles of Western Highway - Funding supplies to safely stop traffic, rescue, and release baby turtles from busy roadways.

An all-time favorite annual community event is Veolia Lake DeForest Day when the reservoir is open to kayakers. Proceeds from the day support local nonprofits.

People also love Veolia Conservation Awareness Night at Clover Stadium in Pomona.

Veolia is a sponsor of Haverstraw's summer concert series and the Garner Arts Center's Hudson Valley Maker Faire.

Veolia encourages volunteerism and gives all employees a day off each year to volunteer. Recently, employees pitched in for United Way of Rockland's Spring Day of Caring where they planted, painted, and spruced up the grounds of Rockland Homes for Heroes and Conway House.

Veolia New York’s leadership inspires its employees to do good for others. As a testament to that, Chris Graziano, Vice President and General Manager of Veolia’s New York water division, was named to City & State’s 2023 Responsible 100, which recognizes New York’s 100 most outstanding corporate citizens. Among his long list of achievements is designing one of the industry's most innovative customer water conservation programs to award rebates for buying water-efficient devices.

Add to that, Bill Madden, Director, Government Affairs and Communications, Veolia New York, the individual most often associated locally with Veolia, is a role model and ever-present friend to numerous local causes.

Embracing social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and community spirit, Veolia supports 59 non-profit organizations in our region. They donated $400,000 to local groups last year.

Veolia supports STEM! Veolia’s recent sponsorships seed the next generation of STEM professionals:

» St. Thomas Aquinas College’s STEM Exploration Summer Camp – high school students attended an overnight residency program on core STEM themes.

» 7th Annual STEM-tastic Festival, hosted by The STEM Alliance – 950+ attendees of all ages enjoyed hands-on activities.

» Dominican University’s Chemistry Program at Spring Valley High School – students collected water samples over six months to determine the overall health of area ecosystems.

The friendship among Veolia’s predecessors, United Water and Suez, with Good Samaritan began in 1987. In recent years, they supported COVID expenses, surgical services expansions, and the Community Paramedicine Program. This important collaboration with Rockland Paramedic Services reduces avoidable hospital readmissions by sending paramedics to provide in-home care when appropriate.

“We give charitable gifts to all the hospitals in our service territory because of the vital role they play in providing care for our customers. Rockland is fortunate to have a world-class hospital like Good Samaritan, and we are proud to support them in many different ways.

We are flattered and honored to be recognized by Good Samaritan Hospital for this prestigious honor. Being a concerned and active corporate citizen is very important to us. And as the provider of drinking water for more than 300,000 residents of Rockland, we recognize the important role we play in sustaining the high quality of life that Rockland enjoys.”

- Bill Madden, Director, Government Affairs and Communications, Veolia New York

GROSS

DR. RICHARD & RACHEL EVANS

DR. MARY P. LEAHY & DR. JAMES VELA

37TH ANNUAL SPRING BALL

SPONSORS

Thank you for your ongoing support as we continue Advancing Care. Here.

Vanderbilt Sponsor

 Veolia

Rockefeller Sponsor

 Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Staff

Astor Sponsors

 Access PT

 Active International

 Tamer El-Rayess & Amra Sabic-El-Rayess, PhD

 Dr. Richard & Rachel Evans

 Metropolitan Cardiology Consultants

 Ramapo Anesthesiologists, P.C.

 Webster Bank, N.A.

Carnegie Sponsors

 Bon Secours Urology

 Ross & Jessica Evans

Gould Sponsors

 Advanced OB/GYN Associates, WMCHealth

 Bleakley Platt & Schmidt, LLP

 Cardiology Consultants of Rockland, P.C.

 Hudson Valley Radiology Associates

 IBEW Local Union 363

 Dr. Mary P. Leahy & Dr. James Vela

 Rockland Thoracic & Vascular Associates, P.C.

 Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth

Harriman Sponsors

 Jacob J. Katz & Company

 Sandra D. Grannum & Dr. Henry R. Paul

 The Journal News – lohud.com

 New York Boulders

 Telix Pharmaceuticals

 Laura & Barry Weiss

WESTCHESTER COUNTY HEALTHCARE CORPORATION

President and CEO

Michael D. Israel

Chair

Zubeen Shroff

First Vice Chair

Mitchell C. Hochberg

Vice Chair and Treasurer

Mark S. Tulis, Esq

Vice Chair

Susan G. Gevertz

Secretary

John F. Heimerdinger

Board Members

William H. Frishman, MD

Renee E. Garrick, MD

Herman S. Geist

Patrick McCoy

Tracey Mitchell

Alfredo S. Quintero

Martin Rogowsky

Michael N. Rosenblut

Judith Watson, RN

Richard G. Wishnie

YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE AS WE CONTINUE Advancing Care. Here.

Community support helps Good Samaritan Hospital continue to expand and strengthen healthcare programs that bring life-saving and life-changing care to thousands of people – including your families and friends – each year.

Last year alone, your combined gifts funded $3,000,000 for:

 New operating room equipment and technology

 New Labor & Delivery suites

 New equipment and furniture for the Emergency Department

 Upgrades to The Bobbi Lewis Cancer Program

 Supplies for The Active International Cardiovascular Institute

 Support services for patients of The Center for Breast Health

 Nursing staff development

 Mission Services, such as prescription medications upon discharge from the Emergency Department and transportation for medical services, as well as financial assistance for employees facing temporary hardship

 New pelvic floor physical therapy program

 Updates to The Garden of Hope

Proceeds from this Spring Ball will benefit a large-scale renovation of our cardiac catheterization lab. From enlarging the footprint of the current lab to accommodate advanced equipment and technology to adding patient-centered features like ambient lighting, this investment will raise the standard of care in our region while positioning us for wider interventional and vascular capabilities in the near future.

Thank you for supporting Good Samaritan Hospital!

Welcome to the GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

We build awareness, generate support, and create goodwill to help ensure Good Samaritan Hospital’s healthcare providers have the best possible resources to continue to provide high-quality, innovative, compassionate care.

With our community of local residents and corporate partners, we raise funds that strengthen Good Samaritan Hospital’s essential healthcare programs. Contributions from friends like you make it possible to expand and enhance our facilities, services, equipment, and technology. We also subsidize staff training and certifications, as well as community-based wellness activities.

Every supporter and every donation – of any amount – make a difference. There are many ways to help! Make in-kind and financial contributions. Volunteer. Sponsor and attend our events. Join a committee.

Bon Secours Charity Health System Foundations

Amanda Levin | Director, Foundation & Special Projects

Amanda.Levin@WMCHealth.org

Amy Stern | Gift Officer

Amy.Stern@WMCHealth.org

Stevie Milhaven | Development Officer, Special Events

Stevie.Milhaven@WMCHealth.org

Erica Amendola | Manager, Foundation Operations

Erica.Amendola@WMCHealth.org

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Congratulations to

DR. RICHARD M. EVANS, TAMER EL-RAYESS & AMRA SABIC-EL-RAYESS, PhD AND VEOLIA

FOR THEIR COMMITMENT TO THEIR COMMUNITY. THEIR UNSELFISH GIVING, LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION TO THE PRINCIPLES AND GOALS OF GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL MAKE THIS A MOST MERITORIOUS HONOR.

Metropolitan Cardiology Consultants

Cary Hirsch, MD | Harry Kazanjian, MD | Yoram Amsalem, MD

Seth Hurwitz, MD | Andrew Najovits, MD

Amala Chirumamilla, MD | Shab Benz, R-PA

GOSHEN, NY

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