Annual Report 2021

Fiscal Year 2021 Report

A message of gratitude

Dear Friends,

First and foremost, we want to thank every one of you for your continued dedication to supporting the Mission of Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation to serve all persons, with special attention to the poor and vulnerable.

In 2021, while the COVID-19 public health crisis continued to challenge our community, we witnessed our associates, physicians, donors and community partners step up in tremendous ways to support our patients. We cannot thank you enough for all you have done for our community.

Your generous gifts to Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation support our outreach ministries that provide free healthcare, preventative healthcare education and hospital programs to those who would otherwise have no access to these services.

In 2021, we saw an increased need for access to primary healthcare. More people than ever turned to us for hope, health and healing. Whether it was testing emergency room patients for COVID-19 outside our Southside and Riverside hospitals during the most recent surge or devising a plan to deliver essential medications to our mobile health patients, our outreach ministries pivoted to serve where they were needed most. Thanks to your dedication and selflessness, the most vulnerable in our community had access to necessary medical equipment, life-sustaining medication and chronic disease management.

It has been our privilege to go above and beyond to care for you. We continue to pray for a healthier 2022 for us all. Bless you.

With Gratitiude,

Virginia Hall, CFRE President and Chief Development Officer Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation

Thomas R. “Mac” McGehee, Jr. Chairman of the Board Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation

Mission, Vision, & Values

Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation serves as the gateway to hope and health for Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia’s most vulnerable residents. We raise funds and awareness to support the advanced medical treatment and quality, compassionate care offered in Ascension St. Vincent’s healthcare facilities, as well as to help care for individuals and families who are impoverished and underinsured through our community outreach ministries. Our Mission is based on the tradition of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul who founded us more than a century ago. In that spirit, we provide spiritually centered, holistic care for all people.

Mission

Rooted in the loving ministry of Jesus as healer, we commit ourselves to serving all persons, with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable. Our Catholic health ministry is dedicated to spiritually centered holistic care, which sustains and improves the health of individuals and communities. We are advocates for a compassionate and just society through our actions and our words.

Vision

We envision a strong, vibrant Catholic health ministry in the United States that will lead to the transformation of healthcare. We will ensure service that is committed to health and well-being for our communities and that responds to the needs of individuals throughout the life cycle. We will expand the role of laity, in both leadership and sponsorship, to ensure a Catholic health ministry in the future.

Values

• Service of the poor: Generosity of spirit, especially for persons most in need

• Reverence: Respect and compassion for the dignity and diversity of life

• Integrity: Inspiring trust through personal leadership

• Wisdom: Integrating excellence and stewardship

• Creativity: Courageous innovation

• Dedication: Affirming the hope and joy of our ministry

Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation

Campuses

• Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside

• Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside Hospital

• Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County

• Ascension St. Vincent’s St. Johns County

Associates Patients

5,643 associates

9,737 including contingent workers

1,028 licensed beds

Including labor and delivery

213 employed physicians

Employed through AMG

374 employed providers

Includes physicians and mid-level associates

124 clinic locations

Includes behavioral health and “timeshare” offices with rotating providers

24,405 encounters/visits

Free-standing emergency department encounters/visits

2 freestanding emergency departments

both Arlington and Westside emergency departments ranked in the top 90th percentile in every question asked in the patient experience survey

11 counties served

137,062 emergency visits

36,307 admissions

1,153,302 outpatient visits

24,714 total surgeries

4,047 births

Hospital philanthropy

$17,453,393 in charity care

$2,458,690 in programs for individuals living in poverty or otherwise vulnerable

$54,284,029 in unreimbursed Medicaid costs

1633

Daughters

1916

Daughters of Charity founded St. Vincent’s in Florida with our Riverside campus. They named the hospital “St. Vincent’s” after Saint Vincent de Paul.

2008

St. Luke’s, founded in 1873 as the first private hospital in Jacksonville, joined the St. Vincent’s Healthcare family.

2013

St. Vincent’s Clay County hospital opened its doors thanks to the support of our community. In 2016, St. Vincent’s Clay County doubled in size through a $33.1 million expansion.

2020

May 1, 2020, Delores Barr Weaver Heart and Vascular Pavilion opened at Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside.

2021

Performance Orthopedics and Spine Specialty Hospital, (in partnership with HOPco) opened at Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside to provide personalized care for bone, muscle, joint and back pain.

Resurfacing of Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside completed. We installed more than 5,000 panels and 298 windows. The project took 162,000+ man-hours and more than 665 days to complete.

1999

Daughters of Charity joined other like-minded sisters across the United States to create Ascension, a jointly sponsored Catholic health system that would provide maximized national advocacy, with each ministry continuing its important locally-driven work.

2019

St. Luke’s was renamed Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside. Since then, we have expanded to include the Performance Orthopedics and Spine Specialty Hospital, Heart and Vascular Health, Lung Institute, and Family Birth Place.

2022

Opened Summer St. Vincent’s St. Johns County Hospital

1898

Daughters of Charity came to the new world. Thirty-Two Daughters served in Jacksonville during the Spanish-American War.

Ascension St. Vincent’s is your Catholic, community-based, nonprofit hospital. We are committed to delivering compassionate, personalized care to all, with special attention to persons living in poverty and those most vulnerable. We honor the Mission of that the Daughters of Charity began in our community so many years ago.

2018

St. Vincent’s hospitals (Riverside, St. Luke’s, and Clay County) adopted the name Ascension St. Vincent’s.

Our past, present

of Charity formed in France.

Ascension St. Vincent’s St. Johns County

Opened July 2022

Ascension St. Vincent’s St. Johns County opened in July 2022. Initial clinical specialties include cardiovascular care, neurology and neurosurgery, orthopedics, pulmonology, general surgery, ENT, gastroenterology, cancer care, family and internal medicine and pediatrics.

The hospital: 150,000 square feet, 56 beds (8 ICU), 6 operating rooms, 2 endoscopy suites, 1 catheter lab, 1 chapel, with room to grow

The need: 254,000 residents with only one hospital in St. Johns County. Ascension St. Vincent’s currently has a health center nearby. It opened in 2017 and since opening with our nine providers, we have served 115,000 patients.

The impact: Will bring 500 new jobs to St. Johns County with an average income of $81,000. Healthcare dollars will stay local, and there is room to grow as needed.

The access: Provides 24/7 emergency and surgical care close to home, combining compassionate, personalized care with the latest in advance surgical technology.

The Foundation’s impact in St. Johns County

Since 2004, Ascension St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach Ministry has served low-income patients in St. Johns County including migrants and homeless patients in the Hastings, Elkton and Armstrong communities (sites of care also included primary care clinics and labs).

Highlights of our outreach service to the St. Johns County, include:

• 670 Mobile Health Clinics Provided

• 8,640 Medical Visits

• Value of prescriptions provided = $420,916

• Value of Care provide = $1.18 Million

Stories from St. Johns County Mobile Health

Matthew

Matthew* came to us after he had undergone surgical repair of a hip fracture at a different healthcare facility**. Unfortunately, he was discharged to the street less than 24 hours after his surgery. Thankfully, Matthew found us a few days later. His health had rapidly declined and he was showing signs of a superficial surgical site infection. The Mobile Health team compassionately provided antibiotics, dressings and wound care for him during the next several months. Our continuous care of this homeless man prevented him from having to go to the Emergency Department.

Clarence

Clarence* had undergone surgery for squamous cell carcinoma (cancer) on his shoulder at a different healthcare facility**. This homeless patient was discharged to the street with nowhere else to go and no access to follow-up care. This put him at great risk for infection, as he did not have a clean, safe space to recover. Our Mobile Health team was his only hope. We cared for Clarence for almost one year. During each visit, his wound was cleaned and redressed. Finally, his wound healed and he has recovered completely thanks to the care we provided.

*Name changed for privacy **Not an Ascension hospital

Community outreach programs

Many in our community face impossible choices each day. Some choose between paying their utility bills or buying insulin. Others elect to stay home — even with serious symptoms — in fear of paying for a trip to the emergency room. Our community outreach programs are designed to lessen these burdens and provide individuals and families with the opportunity to receive quality, compassionate healthcare in their communities.

Medicine on the move

• Mobile Health Outreach Ministry – Five doctor’s offices on wheels provide primary and acute care to patients in five Northeast Florida counties.

• Good Samaritan Fund – Patients receive necessary medical equipment, medications, life vests and transportation assistance upon discharge from the hospital.

• Dispensary of Hope – Patients receive free or discounted prescription medications.

• Medical Mission at Home – Provides a full day of free clinic services, including medical, dental, vision and pediatric care.

Women & children

• Baby-Friendly Initiative – Safe sleep and breastfeeding education for mothers

• Seton Center – Health services for mothers and infants

• Reach out & Read – Promotes early literacy and provides books to children

• Emergency Pregnancy Services

• Momentum Program – Adolescent obesity prevention program

• Brighter Beginnings – Training for mothers to reduce rate of infant mortality

• Healthy Moms & Babies – Education and support for mothers

• Kids Together Against Cancer – Supports children of cancer patients

Nursing support & recognition

• Bayley School Nurse Program – Fully-funded school nurse position that provides care to five Jacksonville area schools

• Faith Community Nursing – Nursing associates provide educational programs for faith group partners, community events, monthly senior drive thru food distribution, spiritual care and emergency pregnancy services.

• Carol Wilder Pitman Recognition/Awards – Nurses recognized for their exceptional care and commitment to continued education

• Nursing Scholarships

Hospital services

• Arts in Medicine – Therapeutic art supplies provided to patients

• Mission at Work – Financial assistance for associates

• Body & Soul – Live music for hospital patients

• Teaching Kitchen – Healthy cooking classes

• Oncology Support – Assistance for cancer patients

Spiritual care

• Sisters of St. Francis Xavier – Nuns who serve in our emergency rooms or at St. Catherine Laboure Place

• My Journey – Spiritual direction for associates

• Handmaids of the Lord – Financial assistance for priests serving at our hospitals

Community outreach programs

Mobile Health Outreach Ministry

This year, Mobile Health saved $6,252,789 through preventative healthcare services and avoided emergency room visits. Ascension St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach Ministry is the only mobile provider of free acute and preventive medical care for seniors, adults and children in Northeast Florida.

Our fleet of five fully-equipped doctor offices on wheels travels across five Northeast Florida counties provide award-winning services which improve the health of underserved residents in our community who would otherwise have no access to healthcare. This ministry provides thousands of our neighbors with quality, compassionate medical care, preventative health education and medication for chronic disease management.

Good Samaritan Fund

Arts in Medicine - 4,000 packets delivered to patients

patients received services

33

4,661 patients received dialysis help

patients received help with home healthcare

41

20 patients helped with Life Vest (wearable cardioverter defibrillator is worn by patients at risk of sudden cardiac death)

3,254 patients received clothing

received help with transportation to/ from hospital and appointments

236

The Arts in Medicine kits are made up of adult and children coloring kits; word search, crossword and sudoku kits and playing card kits. We utilized the nurses and patient care techs on the floors to distribute the materials to patients. The packets help patients reduce their anxiety, restlessness, isolation and depression while facilitating a positive experience with their caregivers -- especially the COVID positive patients.

Dispensary of Hope

597

patients received durable medical equipment

475 patients received medication through this program

$675,995.15 total dollars spent in FY2021

• 831 patients received free medications

• 4,622 30-day fills provided to patients

• $258,231 of financial support provided

• Featured this program on BuzzTV: https://vimeo.com/582927270

• We offered delivery and mail orders to help our patients.

• We equipped Feeding Northeast Florida with eligibility forms, enabling them to better understand this program and support those coming to them in need of food.

Capital improvements

Update: The Delores Barr Weaver Heart Pavilion

Highlights: FY 2021

1,000th

TAVR milestone

Replace or repair a leaky heart valve (TAVR, Mitraclip™)

500th

Watchman milestone

Restore normal heart rhythm due to chronic Atrial fibrillation

1st in the region to perform shockwave

lithotripsy

This procedure utilizes a catheter, which is used before implanting a stent to open the arteries which supply blood to the heart which are narrowed or blocked due to calcification. The device allows for the opening of these arteries to allow stent implantation.

6,271

MitraClip Procedures

504

In FY 2021, we performed: 36

Cardiac Caths Cardiac CT/MRI

Electrophysiology (EP) Procedures/Studies

664

2,545 Open Heart Surgeries

Mission moments

Mobile health

Kathy is an 86-year-old grandmother who has been coming to our dental clinic for years. She is retired and lives alone on a fixed income of less than $1,000 a month. Kathy has thyroid problems, elevated cholesterol, glaucoma and sinus issues. With no dental insurance, dental hygiene appointments are not affordable and became just one more thing she needed to worry about. Fortunately, our Mobile Dental Clinic Outreach Ministry has been there to help Kathy, and many other seniors who struggle with the same concerns, to maintain their dental health.

Dispensary of Hope

Coleen is one of many patients suffering from Type 2 Diabetes and struggling to afford her insulin. Prior to enrolling with Dispensary of Hope, her uncontrolled blood sugar caused her to be in and out of the hospital. Over time, this took a toll on her body. She was ecstatic to hear that we could provide her with insulin at no charge. Since then, she has been doing well. She comes to our pharmacy regularly to get her insulin and reports to us that she has not been in the hospital at all since starting the program.

Good Samaritan Fund

In April 2021, William was admitted to Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County with severe heart disease. He was uninsured and needed a Life Vest (an external wearable defibrillator) to continuously monitor his heart rate and prevent sudden heart failure. However, he could not afford the equipment, being in between jobs and without insurance. Without insurance, his cost for a Life Vest would have been $3,400 each month. Thanks to the Good Samaritan Fund, we were able to bridge the gap and pay for the cost of the Life Vest until he started his new job. He was very grateful to Ascension St. Vincent’s and The Foundation. Without this program, we would not be able to provide patients with a feeling of safety and security.

“ We appreciate your staff taking time to provide much needed infant safety and education, encouragement and hands-on training. . . During the classes we did not expect to be given healthy foods, nutrition tips and other teachings on pre- and post-care, breastfeeding, safe sleep, child development and infant CPR. . . . We thank you all once again and may this Brighter Beginning Program continue to be a blessing to other mothers in our community!”

- Russell and babies, July 2020

matter Your gifts

$2000 funds one full clinic day on Mobile Health Outreach Ministry unit

$1500 provides a biopsy for an uninsured patient with suspected cancer

Please use the envelope to make a gift today.

$1000 provides 19 patients with durable medical equipment to take home after discharge through Good Samaritan Fund

$750 covers the cost for one patient to receive all services provided at Medical Mission at Home

$315 covers the cost for one woman to receive a mammogram and the radiologist fee required to read the mammogram

$250 provides five pediatric patients with school physicals

$150 covers the costs for one middle school student to attend the Momentum Program in Clay County

More ways to

donate

$100 provides medical and dental exam for one patient on the Mobile Health Unit

$75 provides 15 infants with a swaddle, labs, and weight check through Seton Center

$50 provides two expectant mothers with education on safe sleep practices and breastfeeding through Brighter Beginnings Program

Gift planning is a process that allows donors to choose the most appropriate gift, for the most personally meaningful and important purpose, in the most advantageous time frame for the donor and their family. Examples include bequests, stock, or life insurance.

If you are a patient who would like to donate in your healthcare hero’s name, you can support the Foundation through a Grateful Patient gift.

To learn more, please contact Susan DuChanois at 904-308-4031 or Susan.DuChanois@ascension.org.

Medical technology

What’s happening around Ascension St. Vincent’s Hospitals?

Ortho-Spine Care:

Total Joint Cases* = 8,140 (revision & non-revision)

Hip procedures = 2,535

Knee procedures = 4,960

Shoulder procedures = 645

Spine Care

More than 7,400 total cases*

Fusion & Revision Fusion = More than 4,100 procedures

Laminectomy & Revision Fusion = More than 4,000 procedures

*Since July 2018

Getwell Virtual Patient Engagement System

Virtual patient engagement system which engages patients and families, empowers clinicians, and helps improve health outcomes at our Riverside location.

Lung Institute

Pulmonary Ion Robot

Robotic tool to fight against lung cancer, this is a device used for robotic assisted, minimally invasive biopsy procedures in the lung, and allows for earlier diagnosis of the smaller nodules – that also allows the potential for earlier treatment.

Between March and October 2020, we’ve completed 251 ION cases and trained an additional four providers on the technology.

• Total Lung Cancer Screenings/CT Reporting = 3,634 screens

• Total LDCT (low-dose radiation CT scan)

Screening Volume January 2018 – Aug. 2021 – 4,362 lung cancer screening

Meet the Sisters of St. Francis Xavier

Spiritual Care Letter from Loraine Brown

The Sisters of St. Francis Xavier are graciously supported by the Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation.

The Congregation was founded on Aug. 26, 1897 in Pathein, Myanmar by French Missionary Bishop Alexander to serve those in need. The Sisters arrived in Jacksonville to support and volunteer in the Spiritual Care department.

The Sisters of St. Francis Xavier work closely with the Spiritual Care Team to assist with their ministry of love and compassion for holistic care to patients and families.

At our Ascension St. Vincent’s sites, the Sisters serve as sacristans coordinating the work of other volunteers in our chapels. Their duties include visiting and praying for patients, providing Communion to Catholic patients, and connecting them to a priest if needed. The Sisters

set up for the Mass, clean the Chapels, wash vestments and linens. They also assist with the Residents at St. Catherine Labouré Place.

The Sisters wear a religious habit that is seen by patients, staff, and families. This further enhances the Catholic identity of the hospital for those who experience them. They continue the experience of patient’s contact with religious sisters which has uninterruptedly been a part of Ascension St. Vincent’s from the roots of our existence. The Sisters provide a presence in nearby parishes as outreach to those whom they then often meet in the hospital.

We are grateful for the Sisters, their presence and their service!

In photo, Sisters Leonie Marie, Mary John, Sarah Nant, Rosie Judith, Roselyn Roi Bu, Eusebi Nant, Lucia Win.

societies Our giving

Society membership is open to anyone passionate about our Mission.

Thank you to each of our society chairs, councils and members. We could not live our Mission without you!

For More Information:

Visit Us: GiveStVincents.org/Giving-Societies

Contact Us: 904-308-7306 or TheFoundation@ascension.org

Order of the Cornette

Established in 1994 to recognize those who have given $10,000 or more during their lifetime in support of Ascension St. Vincent’s Mission. We are so grateful to each of our members who make caring for our community possible.

DePaul Society

Chairs: Patty and John Otterson

Established in 2005, the DePaul Society is a group of community members whose yearly philanthropic dedication of $1,000 or more supports Ascension St. Vincent’s outreach ministries, capital improvement campaigns and medical technology advancements.

300 $245,869.30*

802 Members Donated Gifts

Shircliff Society

Council President: Melinda Powers

Established in 2011, the Shircliff Society engages and inspires young professionals to become advocates for a compassionate and just society through volunteerism and philanthropy. The Society is named after Robert T. “Bob” Shircliff (1928-2020) who helped transform Jacksonville with his philanthropy.

Associate Giving Society

Teams: Riverside, Southside, Clay County, and AMG & Affiliates

Established in 1984, the Associate Giving Society (formerly the Gold Key Club) is a group of Ascension St. Vincent’s associates who donate a portion of their salary to Ascension St. Vincent’s Good Samaritan Fund, Mobile Health Fund, and Mission at Work Fund.

1,244 $218,198 Members Donated

Physicians Giving Society

Chairs: Paul Crum, MD, Ali Chahlavi, MD, and Jeffrey Sapolsky, MD

The Physicians Giving Society is a partnership between the Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation and our dedicated physicians who go beyond the exam room to give back to our community. Since 2006, the Physicians Giving Society has awarded over $1.3 million to critical outreach programs, continuing education, and advancements in technology.

231 $88,470

134 Participants Awarded to Hospital Outreach Ministries Gifts

Financial highlights

Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation Endowed Funds

Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation Endowment provides care for patients of Ascension St. Vincent’s who are most in need

Ascension St. Vincent’s Physicians Giving Societies supports outreach programs and technology as directed by the physician steering committees

Living the Mission Fund in Honor of the Daughters of Charity provides healthcare or wellness education to children and families

Mary Lou Davis Endowment for Women’s Heart Initative provides diagnostic screenings and cardiac education for women

Eloise and Bill Gay, Sr. Fund for Cardiac Education provides cardiac care education to clinical staff

Eula Givens Endowment honors a St. Catherine’s Laboure Place associate who practices our core values

Robert Helms Cariopulmonary Education and Research Fund provides training and education for physicians and clinical staff

Louise Gidden Jones Memorial Scholarship Endowment provides Ascension St. Vincent’s teenage volunteers with college scholarships

Peter and Maxine Kroll Wellness Fund supports wellness education and health awareness in the community

Gifts and contributions

Who supports our mission What our donors support

1700 Total Donors

96% Individuals (1,633)

33% Corporations (44)

1% Foundations (23)

Mr. and Mrs, Edward W. Lane, Jr. Nursery Endowment provides underprivileged new mothers with car seats, baby clothes, blankets and more

John and Edna Lennon Endowment benefits patients at Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside and Ascension Living St. Catherine Labouré Place.

33% Community Outreach ($2,125,091)

67% Capital Improvements ($4,375,165)

01% Medical Technology

31,566 $203 $6,407,069 Total Gifts Average Gift

Monetary Donations

Betsy Lovett Fund for the Advancedment of Surgery and Medicine funds technology, education, and training for surgeons and staff.

Nursing Scholarship Program Endowment provides academic scholarships for Ascension St. Vincent’s associates pursuing a degree in nursing.

Carol Wilder Pitman Countinuing Education Endowment provides support for RN’s to attend conferences and trainings.

Carol Wilder Pitman Nursing Recognition Society Endowment Fund annually recognizes five caring nurses from Ascension St. Vincent’s.

Eleanor Jones Sandel Nursing Education Designated Fund provides nurses with team training and continuing education.

Schneider Pediatric Mobile Health Endowment provides free care for children through our Pediatric Mobile Health Outreach Ministry.

The Mary Nobles Scott Pulmonary Education and Research Fund provides training and education for physicians and clinical staff.

Mary B. Winston Scholarship Endowment provides scholarships to Ascension St. Vincent’s School of Medical Science students.

Events for the mission

Each year, our community comes together to help improve the overall health of our area. Thank you to all our event chairs, committee members, partners, sponsors, attendees and volunteers. We could not do this without you.

Delicious Destinations raised $128,200 for our Ascension St. Vincent’s Outreach programs Virtual fine wine and food event in September 2020

Mulligans for the Mission raised $219,415 for our Mobile Health Outreach Ministry Golf tournament in October 2020

Fun Shoot raised $35,665 for our Good Samaritan Program Clay shooting event in December 2020

Physicians Cup Golf Classic raised $44,210 for our the Physicians Giving Society Golf tournament that took place May 24, 2021

Mark your calendar

for upcoming events

Fun Shoot - December 1, 2022

Friends of Foundation Luncheon - December 7, 2022

Red Rose Ball - February 24, 2023

Delicious Destinations - September 8 & 9, 2023

Mulligans for the Mission - October 1 & 2, 2023

Meet the foundation team

Virginia Hall, CFRE President & Chief Development Officer

Susan DuChanois Lead Foundation Development & Executive Support

Dawn Kelly Director, Finance

Tina Calloway Manager, Marketing

Mary Anne Thomas Director, Major Gifts

Hope VanOsdol Manager, Foundation Development & Communication

Rebecca Timbelake Foundation Specialist, Database Administration

McKenna O’Neill Foundation Specialist, Events

Jen Stockman, CFRE Director, Major Gifts

Our board of directors

Officers

Thomas R. “Mac” McGehee, Jr. Chairman of the Board

Kevin English, Vice Chairman

Virginia Hall, President & CDO

Don King, President & CEO, Ascension Florida

Tom VanOsdol, Executive Vice President & CMIO

Jean Grimsley, Vice President

Richard “Dick” Erickson, Secretary

Board members

Abdi Abbassi, MD

Ali Chahlavi, MD

Heather Creel

J.C. “Jay” Demetree, Jr.

W. Robinson “Rob” Frazier, III

Patrick Kilbane

David Koehler, MD

David Kulik

Aly Leeper

Bill Mayher

Ted McGowan

Saumil Oza, MD

Marcia C. Morales, Honorary

C. Daniel “Dan” Rice, Honorary

Mary Virginia Terry, Honorary

Michael Zambetti, Honorary

Thanks to our leaders!

Ascension Florida & Gulf Coast Board of Directors

Robert Emmanuel, Chair

Sister Mary Ellen Lacy, DC, Vice Chair

J. Mort O’Sullivan, III, Secretary/Treasurer

Thomas VanOsdol, CEO, Ex Officio

Holly Benson

Rob Bradley

John Falconetti

Tyrone Fenderson

Kevin Joseph, M.D.

J. Collier Merrill

John Roche

Beth Rouse

Sidney Simmons, II

Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside, Southside, Clay County Board of Directors

Helen Rowan, Chair

Thomas McGehee, Jr., Vice Chair

Van Royal, Secretary/Treasurer

Jon Cooper, President Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside & Clay County, Ex-Officio

James Machado, President Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside & St. Johns, Ex-Officio

Raymond Lee, M.D.

Lillia Loriz

Aundra Wallace

Sister Mary Walz, DC

Gerald Weedon

Prayer requests

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