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OUR MISSION

ChristianaCare’s mission is to serve our neighbors as expert, caring partners in their health. We do this by creating innovative, effective, affordable and equitable systems of care that our neighbors value.

Dear Friends, Greetings!

OFFICE OF PHILANTHROPY TEAM D IA W ILLIA M S A DA M S, M PA Vice President of Philanthropy Dia.WilliamsAdams@ChristianaCare.org D OREEN D IXON Executive Assistant Doreen.Dixon@ChristianaCare.org

January 1 – December 31, 2024 ELIZ A BETH D OUG HERTY Director of Annual Giving Elizabeth.Dougherty@ChristianaCare.org

Thank you for being a part of the incredible circle of caregivers, patients, friends, neighbors, and volunteers who eagerly step forward with love, compassion, and generosity to build stronger and

connection to ChristianaCare and inspires you to renew your

LAURA M ACK LER, CF RE Director of Major Gifts Laura.Mackler@ChristianaCare.org LY NDA NEEF, CF RE Philanthropy Engagement Manager Lynda.Neef@ChristianaCare.org

The Office of Philanthropy exists to serve as a convener, collaborator, and resource to help you accomplish your philanthropic goals. I look forward to working with you in the year ahead!

With gratitude,

D I A W I L L I A M S A D A M S , M PA Vice President of Philanthropy Dia.WilliamsAdams@ChristianaCare.org

Megan Greenberg Logan S. Herring, Sr. Paul J. Kaniefski Paula K. Maxwell Kathleen F. McDonough, Esq. Janice E. Nevin, M.D., MPH, ex officio Salvatore Chip Rossi David B. Stratton, Esq. Paula Swain

commitment in preparation for the new and exciting opportunities that lay ahead in 2025.

Nicholas M. Marsini, Jr., CHAIR

James Richard Howard

accomplishments you helped make possible this past year, it is my hope that as you read this report it validates your personal

CHRISTIANA CARE HEALTH SYSTEM, INC.

George Foutrakis, VICE CHAIR A M Y HA NSON Philanthropy Services Manager Amy.Hanson@ChristianaCare.org

healthier communities.

As you and I take a moment to explore and celebrate the countless

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TROY NUSS, CF RE Director of Major Gifts Troy.Nuss@ChristianaCare.org

Alexandra Von Plato

M A NDY SA NTIAG O, CF RE Philanthropy Communications Director Mandy.Santiago@ChristianaCare.org

CHRISTIANA CARE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.

Lolita A. Lopez, CHAIR Tom Moore, VICE CHAIR

ERICA W ILLIA M S Philanthropy Services Coordinator Erica.Williams@ChristianaCare.org CHRISTIA NACA RE OF F ICE OF PHILA NTHROPY 4000 Nexus Drive, Suite W3-300 Wilmington, DE 19803 302.327.3305 Philanthropy@ChristianaCare.org

Barbara Albani, M.D., EX OFFICIO Lossie Freeman Kathy Janvier, BSN, MS, PhD Rita Landgraf Vinay Maheshwari, M.D. Morgan Miller, EX OFFICIO Julie Topkis Nason, EX OFFICIO Janice E. Nevin, M.D., EX OFFICIO Barry Niziolek

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ChristianaCare Receives $1 Million Donation from the Rocco A. and Mary Abessinio Foundation

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ilmington Hospital has received a transformational $1,000,000 gift from The Rocco A. and Mary Abessinio Foundation, Inc. to support the hospital’s areas of greatest need including the expansion of patient care initiatives at the Rocco A. Abessinio Family Health Center, which is home to three primary care practices offering high quality health care, wellness and preventive health visits for people of all ages, regardless of their income or ability to pay.

“As a result of the Abessinio family’s longstanding partnership and investment in our mission of service, we are making significant progress in addressing disparities and building strong and healthy communities,”

These are just a few examples of the power of your philanthropy at work.

Thank you so much for the impact you've had in building strong and healthy communities!

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said LeRoi S. Hicks, MD, MPH, FACP, President of ChristianaCare’s Wilmington Hospital.

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A Clearer Picture: Gerret and Tatiana Copeland’s Gift Advances Early Detection

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arly detection of breast cancer — before symptoms appear — significantly improves

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n September, hundreds of community members, donors, and ChristianaCare employees gathered to honor Dr. Nicholas Petrelli’s impressive 23-year legacy of transformational leadership as the Bank of America Medical Director of the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute and celebrate his numerous achievements as he embarks on a new chapter within the health system.

survival rates, often allowing for less aggressive treatment and better outcomes. Recognizing this critical priority, philanthropists Gerret and Tatiana Copeland have funded a state-of-the-art universal mammography system at ChristianaCare that delivers faster, more accurate screenings.

“This technology offers more than better images,” said Dr. Vinay Gheyi, Chair of the ChristianaCare Department of Radiology. “It transforms how we deliver care by improving access, enhancing efficiency — all with the mission of providing a better patient experience and outcomes.”

The Copelands’ commitment to breast health is deeply personal. Tatiana is a breast cancer survivor who was treated at ChristianaCare. Inspired by her experience, the Copelands committed to supporting the best in breast care, diagnosis and treatment. Among their many gifts were two 3-D mammography units in 2016, which made ChristianaCare one of the first health systems to offer the technology nearly a decade ago. More recently, the health system named its breast center the Tatiana Copeland Breast Center at the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute to honor her dedicated support.

The system seamlessly integrates imaging, genetic data, and family history into patients’ electronic medical records. Having all patient information on one platform enables a personalized, risk-based approach to diagnosis and treatment and fosters collaboration among medical teams.

Now, the couple’s latest contribution is setting a new standard for breast care in Delaware, which has a rate of breast cancer higher than the national average. The cutting-edge system features advanced 3D imaging that enhances early detection, reduces false positives, minimizes missed diagnoses, and accelerates results for earlier intervention.

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Retirement Celebration for Dr. Nicholas Petrelli

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Since joining ChristianaCare in 2001, Dr. Petrelli has helped transform cancer care in Delaware and the region. Some of the most notable accomplishments of the cancer program, include his creation of a national model for multidisciplinary cancer care. That means our patients can see a surgeon, a medical oncologist, and a radiation oncologist all in one visit without having to make multiple trips, which can be especially exhausting for someone undergoing cancer treatment.

Under his leadership, the Graham Cancer Center was selected as a National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Program. The Center is now a top enroller in U.S. clinical research trials and the Graham Cancer Center is one of only five hybrid academic community cancer centers in the nation.

Over a two-year period, the Office of Philanthropy helped raise over $2.5 million from the community in honor of Dr. Petrelli for various cancer center initiatives and was pleased to announce that ChristianaCare has named the Multidisciplinary Center in his honor.

Dr. Petrelli will continue his work at ChristianaCare as the Director of Translational Cancer Research of the Cawley Center of Translational Cancer Research.

“I believe the Universal Mammography System presents a significant opportunity to enhance early detection for more women,” Tatiana said.

“This incredible new technology will expand access to life-saving screenings, and ensure that more patients will be given a better chance to survive breast cancer through early diagnosis. I am especially glad that my husband and I were able to do this in honor of Dr. Petrelli before he retired”.

Gheyi added that the Copelands' gift exemplifies how philanthropy can drive ChristianaCare’s values of love and excellence: “The Copelands are extraordinary partners in our neighbors’ health and well-being. They have been steadfast in helping us advance early breast cancer detection to save the lives of the people we serve.”

NICHOL AS J. PETRELLI, MD M U LT I D I S C I P L I N A RY C E N T E R S

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Agnes Judge’s Journey of Resilience and Hope

Delaware Subaru Drives Healthy Outcomes for Newborns at Women’s and Children’s Health

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gnes Judge knows what it means to fight.

Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019, Agnes underwent a double mastectomy and then experienced a deep depression. “I went into a dark place,” she shared. But through her faith and daily prayers, she found the strength to rise again — this time, with a purpose: to inspire and bring relief to cancer patients nationwide.

Since June 2023, Agnes has traveled to all 50 states, visiting leading cancer centers in each locale. At every stop, she shares her story of survival and resilience. She has also donated to the cancer centers to support cancer care, prevention, and treatment.

Her journey has been anything but ordinary. Agnes meticulously researched each state’s top cancer centers, making hundreds of calls and setting up visits. During her travels, she met caregivers, patients, researchers, and others who inspired her to keep going.

“I’ve learned that I’m not alone,” she reflected.

“Cancer can be a diagnosis, not a death sentence.

I’ve seen other patients hold on and fight. It takes determination — the will to get up and keep going — along with treatments and support. And there is a strong community of people to bolster us – I hope I am one of these people.”

In 2024, Agnes visited ChristianaCare’s Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute. Her gift to the center helps support wellness programs and financial counseling for patients. “Bills don’t stop when you’re battling cancer,” she said. “Healing the mind and spirit is as important as healing the body, whether through yoga and mindfulness or financial assistance.”

s part of its annual Share the Love® event, Delaware Subaru generously donates $250 from the sale of each new Subaru during the months of November – February to various local nonprofits. For the past 10 years, Delaware Subaru has supported various initiatives at ChristianaCare— from special events and the construction of the new Center for Women’s and Children’s Health to meeting the special needs of families receiving care in the NICU—and this year was no exception.

Several members of the Delaware Subaru’s leadership team, Lee Asher, general manager and Greg Ritter, service director recently visited the Newark Campus to present a generous donation of $9,000 in proceeds from the dealership’s Fall 2023 Share the Love® event, which will continue to support patient care and equipment purchases in the NICU.

“We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Delaware Subaru for their inspiring philanthropic leadership. As a result of Delaware Subaru’s longstanding partnership and investment in ChristianaCare’s mission, together we are driving health outcomes that ensure babies thrive and can leave the hospital and join their family at home as soon as possible,” said Dia Williams Adams, MPA, vice president of philanthropy at ChristianaCare. ”It is especially meaningful to us to provide support this year. It is critically important to our community’s well-being to have a world class Women’s and Children’s health program. We hope our support of ChristianaCare over the years benefits all our citizens in the region,” said Michael Uffner, president, chairman and CEO at Delaware Subaru and Auto Team Delaware.

Agnes’s family and friends call her “Angel,” a fitting name for someone who has touched many lives.

But Agnes sees herself differently. “I’m not an angel,” she said. “I’m just someone who knows what it means to fight and wants others to know they can fight, too.”

Judge’s last stop, in Vermont, marked the end of the first phase of her mission. Next, she plans to visit cancer centers in Puerto Rico and the other U.S. territories. With every mile she travels and every story she shares, Agnes proves that even in the most challenging battles, hope, resilience—and sometimes an Angel—can light the way forward.

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Junior Board of ChristianaCare In July, the Junior Board of ChristianaCare elected its new slate of officers: •

Kaye Crouch/Diane Thomas, Co-Presidents (a first)

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Claudine Richardson, VP External Affairs

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Lori Wright, VP Hospital Services

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Connie Euston, Treasurer

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Ellen Schonbach, Hours and Provisionals

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Kaye Crouch, Assistant Treasurer

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Linda White, Membership

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Carol Gallagher, Recording Secretary

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JoAnn Vahey, Administrative Secretary

Tina Furman, VP Ways and Means and Provisionals

The Junior Board has supported multiple initiatives this past year all designed with the express purpose of advancing ChristianaCare’s mission to deliver high-quality health care with love and excellence.

Projects they have recently supported include: Needle trainer for the VEST Center, which enables clinical providers to test their acumen prior to treating patients - $85,000 investment.

The I-LEAD Garden at Christiana’s Newark Campus - $23,500 investment and the Culinary Education Project at PMRI - $6,500 investment. Dr. Mason, a well-being specialist, and Denise Taylor, a nutritionist, harvested and distributed over 1,000 pounds of food this summer and fall for those ChristianaCare patients and families identified with food insecurity. The Junior Board granted funds to expand their program with a greenhouse for growing seeds and expanding the growing season as well as a gazebo for respite/lecture space. Dr. Fritzges, a primary care provider, requested funds to update the kitchen at PMRI and offer workshops for her culinary education program. All three “foodies” cross over their passion as Dr. Fritzges offers workshops at the I-LEAD Garden and they all presented a Grand Rounds lecture on September 5th to enthusiastic medical attendees at the Ammon Center.

Special thanks to all members of the Junior Board for their exemplary commitment to service each year guiding volunteers, overseeing our gift shops and offering financial support to ChristianaCare!

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We’re Expanding to Locations Near You! As part of our commitment to provide you and your loved one with high quality care that is convenient and close to home, ChristianaCare is expanding its footprint in DE and PA.

Aston, PA Slated to open in Fall 2026, the neighborhood hospital will operate 24/7 with approximately 10 inpatient beds and an emergency department.

To learn more, please visit: ChristianaCare.org/Aston-Campus

Middletown, DE Slated to open in Spring 2027, the brand-new health center will feature primary care, women’s health, behavioral health, oncology, cardiovascular care, imaging and laboratory services.

To learn more, please visit: ChristianaCare.org/Middletown-Expansion

West Grove, PA Our new 20,000-square-foot facility will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We’ll have a 10-bed inpatient unit for those who require overnight hospital stays, observation and testing.

To learn more, please visit: ChristianaCare.org/WestGroveCampus

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Celebrating Our Donors 2024 PRESIDENTS RECEPTION

Kudos to Cecil County Public Schools

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n December 11th, proceeds totaling $11,952.04 were donated to the Breast Health Center at ChristianaCare’s Cecil Campus thanks to a thoughtful fundraising drive by students from 21 Cecil County Public Schools. As a result of the students’ generosity, patients in need will have access to: educational materials, support groups and workshops, wigs, hats, scarves as well as financial, nutritional and transportation assistance.

During the President’s Reception on June 6th, we celebrated the thousands of philanthropic supporters – like you – who help us advance ChristianaCare’s mission each and every day. Thank you for making our programs and services possible!

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Save the Date COMING SOON

Junior Board of ChristianaCare’s Marketplace Event C H R I S T I A N A H I LT O N H O T E L M AY 2 , 2 0 2 5

President’s Reception B LU E BA L L BA R N JUNE 4, 2025

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Council of Advisors Annual Fall Meeting In addition to serving as community ambassadors and receiving important system updates, the ChristianaCare Council of Advisors honored two change agents for their service and leadership in building a system of care that is effective, affordable and valuable to everyone touched by it.

LeRoi Hicks, M.D., MPH, FACP, received the 2024 Charles J. Harrington Award for Distinguished Service to ChristianaCare. The Harrington Award was introduced in 1996, honoring its namesake, the late director emeritus of the ChristianaCare Board of Directors and former advisor. Harrington was a dedicated advocate for service and a strong believer in the importance of philanthropy.

Christine Sauers, who has served as a member of ChristianaCare’s Health Services Board of Directors since 2021 and the Council of Advisors since 2016, received the 2024 Carroll M. Carpenter Impact Award. The Carpenter Award was established in 2016 to recognize a member of the Council of Advisors who demonstrates leadership, selflessness, service, action and impact.

Salesianum Student Council Special thanks to the Student Council from Salesianum School in Wilmington. In October they held a “pink out” dress down day and sold pink shirts to raise awareness for those diagnosed with cancer. The students raised over $5,000, which will provide blankets, beanies, and snacks for cancer patients as they are undergoing their treatments at the center in addition to supporting patient care, hospitality, and education.

Breast Cancer Programming The volleyball teams at Christ the Teacher Catholic School held a Breast Cancer Awareness in October and raised $2,016!

The award honors visionary leaders dedicated to philanthropy and advocacy. Hicks, the campus president for ChristianaCare, Wilmington campus, is a “community pillar” who is “well-known in Wilmington as a clinician focused on healing, equity and transformation,” said Janice Nevin, M.D., MPH, president and CEO of ChristianaCare, in presenting the award.

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Friends of Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute On Sept. 29, more than 500 runners and walkers laced up and got moving for the 3rd annual Friends of the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute 5K Run/Walk at ChristianaCare’s Newark campus.

Sporting bright tulle tutus, pink race shirts, fanciful streamers and pom-poms, the record number of registered participants raised more than $170,000, exceeding the race goal of $150,000. Proceeds will help cancer patients who struggle with food insecurity. ChristianaCare’s Community Health Outreach and Education and Cancer Care Management teams actively work to address nutrition security with programs that assist patients in accessing fresh produce and making healthy food choices.

For the past two years, the Friends 5K race has raised funds for medical equipment to improve patient care. This year, they aimed to raise funds to further enhance the patient experience.

“Access to fresh produce and healthy food options is vital for everyone, but especially for patients undergoing cancer treatment,” said Dennis Voorheis, chair of the Friends of Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute.

“We wanted to align our fundraising efforts with the excellent work being done at the Graham Cancer Center to support their efforts in providing valuable assistance to those in need.”

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The 2025 Friends Co-chairs presented a check from the race proceeds to the Cancer Center team.

Pictured Left to Right: Emily Donahue - Nutrition Services Cancer Center, Rosemary Brooks, Tina Brown-Smith, Stefanie Bonis - Community Health Outreach & Education, Dennis Voorheis, Karen Sites - Cancer Care Management, Nora Katurakes - Community Health Outreach & Education, Amanda Heberton, Terry Errett, Nina Corey-Weaver.

The Graham Cancer Center is committed to tackling food insecurity through various community-based educational programs.

These programs include the Patient’s Farmer’s Market, which emphasizes the significance of nutrition for cancer patients and educates them about the challenges associated with a cancer diagnosis.

“We want to enhance our programs by providing customized meals and food-purchase gift cards, and by partnering with existing community resources and local food banks,” said Nora Katurakes, MSN, RN, OCN, manager of the Graham Cancer Center’s Community Outreach & Education program.

“This is exciting work that can improve treatment outcomes, alleviate the burden on cancer patients and their families, and provide valuable nutrition education that can make a difference.

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Nearly 200 golfers representing 47 teams hit the links at the DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Delaware on April 29th for the 33rd annual ChristianaCare Golf Classic. As a result of the generous support from 29 sponsors, including nine new companies, proceeds from the event totaled more than $200,000, which will benefit patient care initiatives.

Mail ChristianaCare Office of Philanthropy 4000 Nexus Drive Suite W3-300 Wilmington, DE 19803

A special THANK YOU to all of our sponsors and congratulations to the award winners!

Donate stocks, bonds or make a direct charitable contribution from your IRA to ChristianaCare.

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PRESENTING SPONSOR OC Reilly

ACE SPONSORS Delle Donne PATHS

CONDOR SPONSORS Ernst & Young RCM&D

EAGLE SPONSORS ChristianaCare-GoHealth Urgent Care Deloitte Consulting Wilmington Trust

BIRDIE SPONSORS Anesthesia Services BlackRock Grant Thornton PNC Financial Services Group Securitas Electronic Security Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

BOGEY SPONSORS Canon Solutions Core BTS J.P. Morgan Securities Johnson & Johnson SCC-Soft Computer VARO HealthCare Workday Healthcare

PATRON SPONSORS Crown Castle Fiber Aruba Network/CNI Assurance Media Bank of America Johnson Controls Security Solutions Lincoln Financial Group Optiv/Netskope

LUNCH AND REFRESHMENT SPONSORS Alliance Technology Group/Extreme Networks Cassidy Painting Patricia Curtin

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Thank You for Your Support On behalf of the entire team at ChristianaCare, we would like to express our sincerest thanks and appreciation to the following individuals and organizations for their philanthropic support across all of our hospitals and campuses during calendar year 2024:

PNC Financial Services Group

Christ the Teacher Catholic School

Joel M. Knotts

Ms. Judith Powers

CNI Sales, Inc.

Diane & Michael Koehler

Mrs. Helen M. Rainey

Code Elevator, Inc.

Janet P. Kramer, M.D. & Brian D. Kramer, Ph.D.

Anjali Ray, M.D. & Pulak Ray, M.D.

Mrs. Victoria Cohen

Dan & Ruth Krevchuck

RLDatix

CompuCom

The Hon. Rita M. Landgraf & Mr. Kurt M. Landgraf

Mrs. Lillian & Mr. Jeremias Rojas

Conowingo Lions Club

Mr. Robert R. Larrimore

Arvind Sabesan, M.D.

Andrew & Rosalie Corbett

Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Scalia, Jr.

Core BTS

Arie E. Lattomus Fund of the Delaware Community Foundation

Schwab Charitable

Pauline Corso

Mrs. Sue T. Seastrom

Elly & Alan Craig

Securitas Electronic Security, Inc.

Cresa

Sound of Tri-State

Crown Castle

David & Susan Stratton

Crown Castle Fiber

Stryker

Patricia Curtin, M.D. & Family

Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

F. Edward DeBrabander

Terumo Medical Corporation

Delmarva Power

Mr. & Mrs. David D. Wakefield, Jr.

Dental Associates of Delaware

Wakefield Family Fund, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. DeSeta

Wakely Consulting Group

Christine Donohue-Henry

The Wawa Foundation

Mrs. Patricia Dougherty

PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ($50,000+)

BENEFACTOR ($10,000 - $24,999)

PATRON ($5,000 - $9,999)

Anonymous (2)

Borkee-Hagley Foundation

Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union

The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Eagle Equipment Corporation

Steven & Cindy Wilkinson

Dr. Richard E. Emmert

Abessinio Family Foundation

Deborah H. Camper

Amneal Specialty, LLC

The Carol A. Ammon Foundation

Carroll M. Carpenter

Antares Golf, LLC

Anesthesia Services, P.A.

Cecil County Public Schools

AutoTeam Delaware

Auxiliary of Union Hospital

The Harry Cohen Foundation, Inc.

BlackRock, Inc.

Stacey Bacchieri & Family

Margaretta Barton Colt

Mr. and Mrs. Mearl F. Boggs

John & Patricia Cochran

Mrs. Nancy duPont Cooch*

Estate of Charlie E. Brinton*

Gerret & Tatiana Copeland

Corballis Emergency Medicine Research Fund

Rosemary & Bill Brooks

Delaware Community Foundation

Deloitte & Touche

Cecil County Department of Community Services

Delaware Health Sciences Alliance, LLC

Mrs. Louisa Duemling

Jane H. Copeland

Delaware Ovarian Cancer Foundation

Ernst & Young, LLP

Mr. & Mrs. David H. Crowley

Gilliam Foundation

Good Samaritan, Inc.

Dr. Richard Cuming & Mr. John Lally

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware

Peter & Tina Hayward

Daiichi Sankyo, Inc.

Hologic, Inc.

IGN Foundation

Mrs. Margaret M. Dean

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Judith S. Jeffcott

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred S. Deluca

Junior Board of Christiana Care, Inc.

Ellen & Alan Levin

Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. DiBenedetto

Susan & Daniel Katzin

Masonic Charities of Delaware

Emerus Holdings, Inc.

Lisa Dean Moseley Foundation

OC Reilly, Inc.

J. Gregory Fleming

Marie E. Pinizzotto, M.D., M.B.A.

Pentera, Inc.

Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5

Drs. Janice E. Nevin & Charles A. Pohl

Mr. Verino Pettinaro

Glenmede Trust Company, N.A .

E.J. “Woody” Rice*

Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Petrelli

Grant Thornton, LLP

Michael & Maureen Rhodes

Gary & Lear Pfeiffer

Amanda & Bruce Heberton

Seedco, Inc.

Physicians & Tactical Healthcare Services, LLC

Mrs. Lisa Juliano

PNC Institutional Asset Management LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ($25,000 - $49,999) Anonymous (1) American Endowment Foundation

Kaufman, Hall & Associates, LLC

Raymond James

Jeff & Karyn Lang & Family

RCM&D

Brian Levine, M.D.

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Ruperto R. Martinez & Mrs. Julia Carrasquillo Soto

Reynolds Rencourt Foundation, Inc.

M&T Bank

The Carpenter Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Cynthia du Pont Reynolds Farris & Mr. K. Nelson Farris

Jean May

Mr. Lammot du Pont Copeland, Jr.

Heidelore Rowan & Family

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

Delle Donne & Associates, Inc.

Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation

Margaret I. Handy Foundation

David & Penny Stephens

The Edna G. Kynett Memorial Foundation

The Happy Difference Foundation

Maryland Cruzin’ For A Cause, Inc.

United Way of Delaware, Inc.

Missy Reynolds

William E. Proudford Sickle Cell Fund, Inc.

Mr. Edgar L. Springer, Sr.

W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.

The Transplant Foundation

WSFS Bank Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP

Ronald J. McMillin The MDP Cancer Fund Estate of Daniel Minnick, Jr.* Francis & Kathleen Morris Estate of Bayard Murray* National Marrow Donor Program Chauncey O’Dell Dr. David Paul & Kathy Klein Ellen & Stephen Pearlman

Emory Hill & Company FRIEND ($1,000 - $4,999) Anonymous (3) Abbott Laboratories, Inc. AbbVie Inc. Acorda Therapeutics, Inc. Dia R. Williams Adams, MPA Aetna Better Health of Maryland Ruth Aguiar Akkodis Drs. Greg Amaya & Sharon Croom Amaya Kert & Amy Anzilotti Assurance Media, LLC Eleather Baker Carol Balick Bank of America (Merrill Lynch) Mr. Robert Bates & The Bates Family Perry Beberman Charlotte R. Biliski Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Blumberg Joan R. Bolling Boston Scientific Corporation Bob & Jennifer Brady Mark T. Brainard, J.D. Brandywine Urology Consultants, P.A. Mrs. Anna F. Brantley Nichol Brentlinger Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Broll Karen & Timothy Browne Judith Wells Brunner Barbara & Richard Burd CR & Alison Burris Butler Balancing Co. Drs. Al & Betty Caffo Canon Solutions America, Inc. Dr. Vinay Chowdhry

Encompass Health Meg Gehret Erskine Ethicon Patricia P. Evans, R.N., Ph.D. Richard Fennell First State Rehab at Home, LLC Ralph Fortney Catherine & Thomas Franceschini Freeh Group International Solutions, LLC The Honorable & Mrs. Louis J. Freeh Fulton Bank - DE National Division Dr. & Mrs. Brian J. Galinat Gem Mobile Health David & Mary Graham Paula M. Grant Matt & Megan Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Charles Warren Haas David & Ashley Harris Roger M. & Catherine R. Holcomb Sue & Jack Holloway Jim & Kathy Hopkins HPE Aruba Networking/CNI Incyte Corporation Insightec, Inc. Michael & Jennifer Iskra Kathy & Ed Janvier Jetty Frog Johnson Controls Security Solutions Mr. & Mrs. Lynn C. Jones Agnes Judge Mr. & Mrs. Francis Julian Mr. & Mrs. J. Gordon Kaiser Ann S. Kappel Edward E. & Lynne Mayo Kaufman Richard & Merle Kierson Kyowa Kirin

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Legum Dr. Ashley Lewis & Mr. Scott R. Lewis Lincoln Financial Group Ms. Lolita Lopez & Mr. Donald Jesse * Kenneth Maclary Jack & Maraleta Malloy Gregory A. Masters, M.D. Mervin E. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. McMurray, Jr. Medical Oncology Hematology Consultants, P.A. Medical Staff of Union Hospital Medstar Health, Inc. Medtronic USA, Inc. MERZ Pharmaceuticals, LLC Sharon Mirabella Calvert & Gaye Morgan Elisa & Bret Morris Mr. Edmon Morton C. Martin & Ruth K. Nassif NEPC Michael & Dana Nestor Newark Elks Lodge #2281 The Niziolek Family Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Oldis Dr. Renée G. O’Leary Patricia A. Olesky Mr. James J. Oller* Optiv Security Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Gordon J. Ostrum, Jr .

Patriots Glen Golf Club Penn Cecil Maryland, LLC Pennoni Associates Inc. Rev. Andrea Pohland-Davis Oliver Ennis Pordham Post Acute Medical, LLC PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Will Prost, Ph.D. Joseph & Lisa Quig Dave Reed Robert & Patricia Ridout Bettina & Hugo Riveros Deborah & David Ross Rutherford Congregational Church Salesianum School Ms. Mandy C. Santiago SCC Soft Computer Patricia & Greg Schulze Jennifer Schwartz Sharp Foundation Lynn & Rodney Sharp Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sheridan CONTINUED >

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Susan & Wil Sherk

Drs. Kimberly & Adam Ginsberg

Beth Allen

Cathleen & Charles Cooke

Christopher C. Gaines

Ross Lee

Michele M. Shiflett

David & Jennifer Glick

Christine Allen

Kathryn Corbin

The Garland Family

Peter J. Lenhoff & Cathie Rees Lenhoff

Rodger & Vikki Smith

Susan Gordon

Nicole Allen

Christina Corkery

Jerome Garland

Scott & Nancy Lester

Elizabeth W. Snyder

Bonnie M. Graham

Ally Financial Inc., of Cybergrants

Christopher J. Coulby

Helen Gehr

Dr. Wren Lester

Nancy Snyder

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Hackett, Jr.

All Weather Contractors

Holly & Lou Coxe

George & Lynch, Inc.

Stephanie M. Levin

John & Janis Stephens

Linda & Robert Harra, Jr.

Amazon BWI

Sharon Croft

Dr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Giberson

Lewes-Rehoboth Beach Rotary Club

Helen Stimson

Martha Hays

American Legion Post #194

James & Mary Culley

John H. Gil

Ina Li

Tasker Productions, LLC

Hileman Family

Ammar Alzoubi

George T. J. Cunningham, D.D.S.

Darlene & Keith Gilmore

Jill & Steve Lillis

The 2SP Group

HSC Builders & Organization

Dr. & Mrs. Manouchehr Amini

Helena Dabrowski

Golden Age Seniors Bowling League

London Approach

The Farr Harvey Fund

Patricia A. Kehrer

Linda L. Ammons

Joe & Judy Dagostino

Graphic Reflections, LLC

Sherry & David Longo

The Greater Lewes Foundation

Brian & Karen Kelley Foundation

Mr. David A. Anderson & Mr. Daniel L. Davison

Mary T. Dakin

Michael P. Graves

Paul & Clare Longo

The Kimmel Spiller Charitable Foundation

Rosemary Kelly

Ken Anderson

Karen A. Dalton

Tori Gravuer

Dr. & Mrs. William L. Lord, Jr.

Janie Truitt

Leslie Kinkler

Donna Antenucci

Rose A. Dalton

Andy Greenwood

Helene Blanche Love

Two Stones Pub

Shirley P. Klein, M.D.

Peggy & Michael Artz

Dart Container Corporation

Kenneth R. Grier

Herbert A. F. Maar

VARO Healthcare

Charles S.* & Mary Ellen Knothe

Dr. Robert Asante

Bonnie Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Guttenplan

Macy’s Harford Mall

Bob & Missy Veghte

Marvin Kravitz

Rita Aschenbach

Dorothy Frankel Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Hadley, II

Carolmarie Mahoney

Mr. Dennis Voorheis & Mr. Christopher Davis

The Levy Group

Jamie Ayala

Jeffrey & Patricia Dayton

Cabray & Elizabeth Haines

Olga & John Maloney

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Wade

Wendy S. Lindsey

James R. Baker

Maria L. DeLuce

Ioannis & Eftihia Halakos

Martin & Shelly Mand

Wax & Company, Inc.

Mary Maher

Gerard Baltazar & Family

John & Karen Debloois

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond H. Hales

LeVar & Karla Manley

Mrs. Bonnie S. White

Rose & Patrick Markovic

Brian Dellinger

Jeanne C. Haley

Sylvia C. Manna

Katherine & David Wilkinson

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas M. Marsini, Jr.

Bank of America Employee Giving & Volunteering Program

B. Daniel & Nancy DeMarinis

Nicole & David Hallwood

Carol L. Marshall

WSP USA Administration, Inc.

Dr. James S. & Mrs. Carol R. McKelvey

Tim & Marcia Denny

Drs. Louis I. & Lydia G. Hamilton

The Hon. & Mrs. Joshua W. Martin, III

Helen Zumsteg

Michael Moss

Theresa M. Devine, D.D.S.

Elaine Handloff

Stephen & Vicki Martin

John Dickinson School Volleyball

Mr. William C. Handy

Louis & Beth Masci

Joseph & Gladys DiNunzio

John & Mary Haney

Christopher & Susan Mascioli

Arlene Dolphin

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Harrison

Charles E. Mason

Joseph & Libby Donahue

Lester & Melba Haynes

Rosary D. Mastroeni & Barry Lynn Messino

Thomas P. Dougherty, D.M.D.

Joan E. Henke

Peter Maxwell

Edward & Juanita Drozd

Senator Margaret Rose Henry

Freda & Stephen McClain

Alex G. Dumm

High 5 Hospitality

John & Sharon McClain

Bobby & Audrey Dunn

Alenka Hlousek-Radojcic & Zlatko Radojcic

Carolyn & David McCorquodale

Bernard* & Loretta Dworsky

Dr. & Mrs. William A. Hohman

Ed McCracken

Dwyer Family

Mary Holahan

Dennis McCullough

William B. Dyer III

Andrew Holowka

John McDermott

Ebenezer Cemetery Association

Naomi Howell

Joseph & Diane T. McDevitt

Drs. Gary & Christine Ebert

Linda & Robert Hugo

Beth McGarry & Jeff Gordon

Elkton Chapter No 84 OES

The Huntington National Bank

McIntire Family

Bruce Elliott

Jerry & Debbie Jalosky

Jim & Nancy McKeon

James Engler

Alan & Emily Joiner

Rosemary & James McMahon

Robt. & Carole Evans

Jessie M. Jones

Ms. Diane E. McVey

Kimberly Evans

Katelyn Sutorama Balloons

Shirley & Jim Meehan

Ellen Ewing

Nora Katurakes

Judith A. Miller

Exelon Corporation

KCSD Admin Team

Darrell J. Minott, Esq.

Ms. Catherine A. Farrell

Susan & Bernie Kelley

Marcia Halperin & Norman Monhait

Isabelle Farrell Garnett

Jane F. Keough

George & Marge Mood

Victoria Feliciano

Roger Kerzner

Chantel Moulton

Gary & Denise Ferguson

Amy Kevis Richman & Marc Richman

Hugh & Elizabeth Murphy

Brian Ferreira

Miranda King

Ashley & Michelle Murphy

Fred & Sharon Ferst

Karen Methven Kissane

NCC Chamber of Commerce

Mary J. Fidance

Nagomi Kitamatsu

Lynda Neef

W.M. & Mary C. Fitzhugh

Michael & Florence Kitts

Cindy & Andy Newman

Karen & Peter Flint

Sharon L. Kleban

Leonard A. Nitowski, M.D.

Dr. Karin Forsyth

Tom & Giselle Knoblauch

Jennifer Noel

George & Tracie Foutrakis

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffry Komins

Stacy A. Noel

Christopher Fraser

Barbara L. Kreppel

Northeast Natural Energy, LLC

Frontstream

Kathy J. Kucek

Ken & Beth Norton

Junko Fukunaga

Marc Kucek & Patricia Kucek

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Novak, Jr.

Don & Marie Gagnon

Frances H. Leach, Ed.D.

Joseph Novi

NovaCare Rehabilitation SUPPORTERS ($500 - $999) Anonymous (4) American Online Giving Foundation AmeriHealth Caritas Services, LLC The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Beacon Financial Services Inc. Carlon A. Alston-Berko Mr. & Mrs. Keith H. Bishop Debbie Brandt Dr. William N. Bryant Brighton Julia Bucci The Calandra Family Bridget L. Callahan Ed & Maureen Carp Dr. Laetitia Charrier & Dr. Irfan M. Hisamuddin George & Mary Collinson Corporation Service Company, Inc. Corrado Construction Company D & M Restoration, LLC Emiko Davis DLA Piper LLP Anne R. Draper Dr. Christy Dryer Dr. Amit Dua & Mrs. Michele J. Dua Mr. David DuBois Mr. Melvin M. Eaddy Executive Management Services, Inc Expedient

Numotion Foundation Troy & Denise Nuss Nuva, LLC Parkway Liquors, Inc t/a FranksWine R&R Commercial Realty Joanne & Jeff Raffel Dr. & Mrs. Vidya V. Sagar Salus University Seiberlich Family Foundation Senior Innovations Inc. Henry Smithies Wendie & Laird Stabler St. John the Beloved School The Sykora Family Charitable Foundation Kazuo Takahashi Ms. Meredith S. Tweedie, Esq. Union Park Volvo Dennis Valentino Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Vrana Eckhard & Diane Wagner Danielle Weber Widener University Wohlsen Construction Company Neun C. Wong Joan E. Woodall Sandy & Bob Wopschall Janet Yabroff Howard & Judith Zucker

Nancy S. Barefoot Thomas R. Barrett Ms. Heather Bartsch Jessie R. Benavides Herb Bendler The Benevity Community Impact Fund Arlene Bincsik Blackbaud Giving Fund, YourCause Rachel G. Blevins James Bowen Diane Boykin Robert U. Brabson Brandywine Brewing Company Brandywine Early Education Program Brandywine Trust Company, LLC Thomas & Pamela Brenneman Holly Z. Brent Byron W. Brooks Eleana & Curtis Brooks Mary Ann Brown & Robert F. Brown Salvatore A. Bruno Drew Burford Rodney & Rachel Burge Burtell Family Christine & Mark Burton Sheila & Albert Campbell Capital Group American Funds Jeanette Castellon Sharmila Padmalingam Ceaser Cecil County Maryland Cherry Hill Church Chick-fil-A at Elkton Thomas Ciampoli

Sandy & Thomas Farrell

CONTRIBUTORS ($100 - $499)

Dr. Marciana and Mr. Michael Filippone

Anonymous (17)

Collingdale High School Alumni Association

Clotilda Fletcher

3&D Sports Performance

Colorado Springs Fire Department

Dr. Kirk Noel Garratt

AKA Advisory, LLC

William & Patricia Colvin

Dr. Robert T. Giaquinta

Mary & Kenneth Alderfer

Jim & Carol Connor

Cohick-Dwyer Fund

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W. Bruce & Doris Obenshain

Mr. & Mrs. Fred C. Sears, II

Town of Elkton

Dr. Catharine L. O’Dell-Shreve & Mr. Mark Shreve

Frank & Kathleen Seidman

Charles & Lorraine Twardowski

Old State Elementary School

Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Seitz

Unclaimed Property Team/Bank of America

Dr. John & Mrs. Jodi O’Neill

Earl & Sylvia Seppala

United Way of Cecil County

Wayne & Sherry Orndorff

Chengchi & Kuo Chu Shao

United Way Tocqueville Society

Denise Y. Outland

Melanie K. Sharp

USA Lacrosse

Joseph Panchisin

Debbie Sharrow

John Van de Merlen

The Parisotti Family

Linda & Michael Sigman

Dan & Debbie Vitalo

Trupti & Shodhan Patel

Simm Associates, Inc.

Mario Voli

Carol R. Patterson

Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel O. Simmons

Richard & Flo Waibel

Perinatal Prana

Cheryl & Glenn Slonecker

Dr. Roberta Walker

Dr. & Mrs. Albert C. Perrino

Connie Smith

Wayne A. Wallenford

Miranda Phillips

Scott & Patricia Soffen

Dr. Gregory Wanner

Pledgeling Foundation

E. Michael Specht

Wasno Family

Joe & Karen Pokropski

Tom Spray-Fry

Diane Weber

Steve & Kathy Politakis

Staff of Thurgood Marshall Elementary School in Newark, Delaware

Jayne Wertz

Premier Physicians PA

State Street Foundation

Caroline D. Prickett Nora & Daniel Protokowicz

Esther Stieska Brittany L. Stille

Gordon Reed, M.D.

Jean & Paul Stofa

Phil Reese Red Lion Women’s Bible Study

Herbert & Dolores Stoner Kurt Storr

Bob & Jan Reynolds

Noelle M. Sugalski

Barbara C. Riegel Alvin & Linda Roberson Kenneth & Caryn Robertson Dr. Lorene K. Robinson Margarita Rodriguez-Duffy Drs. Lindsay & Jonathan Romak

Gregg & Lisa Sylvester Andrew Szczerba Melanie Szczur Pat Szwed Delbert & Ann Tanaka Helen Tangires

Beth & Kevin Ross Susan & David Rusher

Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Taylor, Jr. Alfred Tedesco

Richard Russell

Lorraine & Mickey Temple

John D. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Salvatore Mylapanahalli & Surekha Sanathanamurthy

John B. Tepe, Jr. Grace Thomas Jennifer A. Thomas Laura Thomas

Janice M. Sanna

Margaret Thurmond

Karen Saracco Ryan & Cynthia Sassaman

Leonard & Barbara Togman Rene Tomczak

Tony Sciscione

Michael & Barbara Torre

Kendall Scott

KEY * Deceased We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our records. However, if you find an error, omission, or misspelling in this list or have questions regarding The 1888 Society, please email us at philanthropy@ChristianaCare.org or contact us at: 302-327-3305.

The Planned Giving Society

Mike & Ann Louise White Martha White Virginia Wilkins (Dill) Mark Williams Wilmington Friend School Wilmington University Betsy, Tim & Chris Wilson Mr. & Mrs. G. Richard Wilson Melanie Wilson Charlyn Wilson Black Edward R. Wirth Tom & Mollie Wise Claire & Bill Wolinski Michael L. Wolinski Dorothy D. Woolaver Ed Wozencroft Mr. & Mrs. Stan Yackowski

Planned gifts create extraordinary opportunities to advance health care and leave a legacy of support for initiatives that will have an impact for years to come.

The 1888 Society is named in honor of the philanthropic tradition that began well over a century ago by J. Taylor Gause, who helped establish the Homeopathic Hospital in Wilmington. His vision in 1888 led to what is today one of the region’s leading health care systems.

We are grateful for these visionary individuals who have chosen to support ChristianaCare through financial and estate planning.

William A. Yemc & Karen L. Pascale Debbie Yogel Carl R. York Ellen & Rosemary Young Teena Ziegler

Anonymous (15)

J. Bruce Bredin*

William G.* & Jane H. Copeland

Rachel Zsiga

David A. Anderson & Daniel L. Davison

John L. Brill*

Dr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Corbo

Karen Appenzeller*

Donald C. Brinser*

Truston L. Davis III*

Benjamin Baker*

Charlie E. Brinton*

William C. Davis*

Dr. & Mrs. Paul L. Bechly

Charles D. & Turner B. Broll

Estate of Margaret M. Day*

Beverly Bell

Martha N. Brooks*

Bernard P. Devins*

Ragena L. Bell*

H. Fletcher Brown*

Mary Jo DiAngelo

Martin J. Bergen*

Ansco G. Bruinier, Jr.*

Estate of Heidi Dietz*

Sewell C. Biggs*

James J. Cahill*

Estate of Nancy L. Diver*

Georgina M. Bissell*

Mark R. Cameron*

E. Lea Carpenter du Pont*

Madeleine M. Blackson*

Walter S. Carpenter, Jr.*

Cohick-Dwyer Fund

Frederic Blank*

John M. Clark*

Manya Dycio*

Joan R. Bolling

The Harry Cohen Foundation, Inc.

Charlotte Dyer

Patricia G. Bowling

Virginia V. Conard*

Kuen Siu Eng & Tai Fong Eng

Lammot Copeland, Jr.

Meg Gehret Erskine

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Katherine L. Esterly, M.D.*

Ann S. Kappel

Mary Lee Phillips

Joseph Farmer*

Francis R. & Bernice H. Keelins

E.J. "Woody" Rice*

Mary C. Fenn*

Ruth E. Koester*

Robert & Patricia Ridout

Vinna S. Ferrell*

Amy Magness Larnick

Henry B. Robertson*

Larry & Anne V. Fetes

Ella J. Larson*

Vincent Robertson*

Harry Fisher*

Arie E. Lattomus Fund

Christian S. Rondestvedt*

M. Aline Fisher*

Elizabeth B. Lee

Heide Rowan

Darlington Flinn*

Dr. Joseph A. & Mrs. Judith Lieberman, III

Kate Sabatino*

Mary S. Ford*

Christopher* & Marion* Lowndes

Victor M.* & Ruth R.* Salter

Clarence Fraim*

Rachel K. Lowthian*

James Sarros*

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Franceschini

Donald Marshall*

David Saveikis

Estate of Dr. Robert W.* & Mrs. Jane H. Frelick*

William G.* & Irene E.* Mayer

Loretta E. Schillaci

Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Fritschel

Romayne H. McCormick*

Phyllis du Pont Schutt*

Andrey A. Georgieff, M. D.*

Robert P. McCuen*

Damian A. Sclafani* Estate

Timothy E. Gibbs

Dr. James S. & Mrs. Carol R. McKelvey

Donald Lee Seaton*

Dr. & Mrs. J. Robert Gibson

Kenneth E. McMullin

Paul A.* & Ruth M.* Shaw

Harry S. Glaze*

Charlotte Broeme Mersereau*

Katherine Spitz*

Estate of Gardiner* & Violet* Graham

Constance L. Miller*

Margaret A. Stafford*

Arthur J. & Mary Jane Gregory*

Ida J. Miller*

Audrey C. Thomas*

Arline C. Gurnee*

Frank H. Minner, Jr.*

Chaplin S. Tyler*

Robert F. Gurnee*

Helen I. Morris*

Robert D. & Harriette* Ullrich

Melva B. Guthrie*

Erin Mullin

Brice S. Vallett

Margaret I. Handy Foundation

Bayard Murray*

Dene* & Marsha Walters

Estate of Dr. Charles J.* & Mrs. Elinore* Harrington

Catherine M. & Patrick W.* Murray

Mary H. Ward*

Kathryn G. Harte*

Alysen M. Nassif

Eleanor Betts Warner*

Alma B. Hawkins*

Estate of Anastasios Nastatos*

Anne B. Waugh*

Jerome S. Heisler, Sr.*

Ken & Debbie Nicholson

Frederick H. Weismuller*

Deane R. Henrichs*

Estate of Nancy C. Nicholson

George T. Weymouth*

Felicia J. Hickman*

Baldwin H. Norris*

Katharine L. du Pont Weymouth*

Ms. Catherine M. Hodgins

Drs. John D.* & Renée G. O'Leary

Margaret K. Wolfe*

Thomas M. Hollingsworth*

Edith du Pont Riegel Pearson*

Joan E. Woodall

E. Ralph* & Edith W. Hostetter*

Eleanor Bliss Thompson Pease*

To answer your questions and help you achieve your vision of philanthropic impact, you can visit our website for more information and sample forms: www.christianacare.giftlegacy.com or Contact us at 302-327-3305

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