St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center

St. Joseph’s

HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER ANNUAL REPORT | 2011

Contents MISSION

MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT

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We are passionate healers dedicated to honoring the Sacred in our sisters and brothers.

OVERVIEW OF ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER

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STATEMENT OF SOURCE AND USE OF FUNDS FOR 2011

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To be world-renowned for passionate patient care and outstanding clinical outcomes.

2011 HIGHLIGHTS

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VALUES

FOUNDATION REPORT

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AUXILIARY HIGHLIGHTS

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DONOR LIST

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FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF SOURCE AND USE OF FUNDS FOR 2011

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HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP

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VISION

In the spirit of good Stewardship, we heal by practicing: Compassion through our kindness, concern and genuine caring; Reverence in honoring the dignity of the human spirit; Excellence by expecting the best of ourselves and others; Integrity by being and speaking the truth.

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A Message from our Board Chair and President 2011 was another historic year in the life of St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center. We cared for more patients, responded to new challenges and continued our commitment to improve quality and patient satisfaction.

It’s all in a day’s work for St. Joseph’s. We’re proud of the hard work of our dedicated family of staff, volunteers and physicians.

What strikes us most as we think back on the past year is all the growth we’ve experienced. Our medical staff is larger and more connected than ever before. Our facilities expanded from the new Emergency Services Building to the Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine. Our employment base grew to more than 4,000. The list goes on.

Although we’ve grown, we’ve stayed true to our mission, vision and values established so long ago by the Sisters of St. Francis. It’s who we are and we never forget that. As you flip through the pages of this year’s Annual Report we think you’ll agree 2011 was a great year. We look forward to what’s to come in 2012.

Sincerely,

George Deptula, Esq.

Kathryn H. Ruscitto

President, Board of Trustees

President and Chief Executive Officer

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Overview

OF ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER STATEMENTS OF SOURCE AND USE OF FUNDS FOR 2011

Patient Care Revenue n Other Operating Revenue n

Hospital Source of Funds

2011

2010

2009

2008

Patient Care Revenue Other Operating Revenue

542,257,177 466,627,790 455,357,177 427,901,530 14,748,889 18,131,834 14,785,482 13,437,135

Total

557,006,066 484,759,624 470,142,659 441,338,665

Use of Funds

Patient Care General and Administrative Depreciation and Interest Charity Care and Uncompensated Care Provision for Bad Debts Community Service Programs

n n n

n n n

Patient Care General and Administrative Depreciation and Interest Charity Care and Uncompensated Care Provision for Bad Debts Community Service Programs

442,206,430 385,272,458 376,198,526 346,694,266 53,184,449 46,388,707 41,639,491 43,007,714 19,859,108 18,498,918 18,056,358 18,094,107 26,556,435 20,134,280 20,066,380 8,065,860 6,975,548 11,883,658 8,954,736 16,514,992 2,250,000 2,175,000 1,950,000 1,850,000

Total

551,031,970 484,353,021 466,865,491 434,226,939

Income from Operations

5,974,096 406,603 3,277,168 7,111,726

2011: This statement does not include income related to investment income of 1,399,547 which is used primarily for capital improvements.

2010: This statement does not include income related to investment income of 5,628,481 which is used primarily for capital improvements.

2009: This statement does not include income related to investment income of 3,156,946 which is used primarily for capital improvements.

2008: This statement does not include income related to investment income (loss) of ($768,196) which is used primarily for capital improvements.

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t. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center is a 431-bed comprehensive medical care system dedicated to providing quality health care to the residents of 16 counties in Central New York. St. Joseph’s is accredited

by DNV Healthcare, Inc. St. Joseph’s has stood as a community landmark atop Prospect Hill in Syracuse since 1869, when five Sisters of St. Francis transformed a dance hall and bar into a 15-bed hospital. Still sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis, the growth of Syracuse’s first hospital has paralleled that of the city. The institution has evolved into a health system that, in addition to the hospital, includes a college of nursing, psychiatric emergency program and two outpatient surgery centers.

In addition to providing general medical and surgical care, St. Joseph’s offers several specialty services, including hemodialysis, maternity services, a separate birth center, emergency care, intensive care, dental services, suicide prevention, wound care and certified home health care. St. Joseph’s operates several satellite facilities, including family and maternal child care centers, a dental office, psychiatric services center, The Wellness Place, Regional Dialysis Center, neighborhood dialysis centers, the Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine, and a cardiopulmonary rehabilitation center.

Inpatient admissions average more than 26,300 annually. Outpatient visits throughout the St. Joseph’s network number more than 606,000 a year. The hospital’s busy emergency department records more than 52,285 visits a year. St. Joseph’s annual operating budget is $525 million.

The hospital’s medical staff of more than 800 is comprised of physicians, dentists and midwives representing a broad spectrum of specialties. In addition, more than 300 clinical affiliates, including physician assistants and nurse practitioners, are credentialed to assist the medical staff. More than 4,600 other health care professionals and support personnel are employed by St. Joseph’s. More than 1,100 devoted volunteers and members of the hospital’s Auxiliary help support patient care programs and donated more than 53,636 hours of service in 2011.

The health care institution has been designated by New York State as a: l Special Care Neonatal Unit l Apnea Center l Cardiac Diagnostic Center l Cardiac Surgical Center l Community Mental Health Center l Tobacco Cessation Center

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As an integral part of Syracuse and the Central New York community for nearly 145 years, St. Joseph’s provides quality care compassionately to the sick and injured.

St. Joseph’s is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis who established the organization in 1869.

Franciscan

COMPANIES

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ranciscan Companies is an affiliate of St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center. For nearly 30 years, Franciscan has extended the reach of St. Joseph’s throughout the Central New York community with the goals of reducing the length of stay of patients, preventing unnecessary admissions and generating new sources of revenue for the hospital. Franciscan Companies provides medical equipment, oxygen, CPAP, home health aides, Lifeline Medical Alert, Registered Respiratory Therapists, medical weight loss and an elder life membership program.

The Franciscan network includes: l Franciscan Health Support—a durable

medical equipment supplier and home care provider providing 24/7 care to more than 3,200 patients in 14 counties. FHS specializes in respiratory care including sleep apnea treatments and home oxygen. l Joint ventures/collaborations, including

l Embracing Age—a membership-based

business formed in September 2011 that connects elders to a network of pre-screened professionals to help them live at home, independently, for as long as possible. Providers include contractors, financial and legal experts and landscapers.

Lourdes Health Support in Binghamton, St. Elizabeth Health Support in Utica, Loretto Health Support, Auburn Health Support Services, Kinney Drugs at Franciscan, and CNY Infusion.

2011 HIGHLIGHTS l Started three new business ventures: a

state-of-the-art expanded Oneida sleep laboratory, a preferred provider agreement with Auburn Memorial Hospital thus forming Auburn Health Support Services, and Embracing Age, a membership-based concierge program. l Started a sales force, resulting in a sharp

increase in new referrals. l Met its goal of a $400,000 sponsorship

to St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center. l Sponsored many community events and

efforts, including the St. Joseph’s Gala, the St. Joseph’s Golf Classic and the Fairway to Heaven Golf Tournament, totaling nearly $250,000. l Franciscan Health Support, Inc., a licensed

home care agency, grew its census by 29% since 4th quarter 2010. l St. Elizabeth Health Support experienced

a 126% increase in net income over 2010 and was re-accredited by the Joint Commission.

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Franciscan Companies Moves Beyond the Walls

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ranciscan Companies has always been focused on providing the services hospital patients need to continue healing at home.

Now in their third decade of this focus, they’re finding a new niche that incorporates their mission with the technology and resources that allows them to be a “hospital without walls.”

“Our primary mission is facilitating a safe discharge from the hospital to home and providing services as a hospital without walls,” confirms Tim Scanlon, executive vice president. The services that come to mind quickly, such as visiting nurses, respiratory or pulmonary equipment can serve as —TIM SCANLON, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT an extension of the hospital while allowing the patient the comfort of home.

“Doctors and nurses are still the front line of care,” explains Scanlon, “but now they can manage their patients outside of the walls of the hospital.”

Technology is helping to reinforce the front lines in a more cost effective and less invasive way than a daily visit by a home nurse. Tele-monitoring can be as simple as sending blood pressure and other vital signs for nurses to review outside the residence, or can be as critical as sending an alert for help in a life-threatening situation. “Lifeline” is a medical alert system for which Franciscan Companies has the largest program in New York State with more than 2,400 clients. The technology that supports the program is so advanced that the “Auto Alert” feature senses a person falling, eliminating the need to even push a button to summon help.

“Our primary mission is facilitating a safe discharge from the hospital to home and providing services as a hospital without walls.”

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While great advancements in medical devices can be credited for integrating medical care into the home, Franciscan Companies saw a need for a type of service that couldn’t be handled electronically.

Last fall they launched “Embracing Age,” a business offering seniors resources to address the challenges of the aging process. An annual membership fee opens up access to equipment, services and connections that are often found only through a trial and error process that elderly people may find confusing and which can leave them vulnerable. Embracing Age clients are teamed up with an Elder Life Specialist who coordinates everything from medical services, such as medication management systems or mobility products, to services for everyday needs, such as lawn maintenance companies, legal counsel, accountants and plumbers. “The clients call us and we take care of everything,” says Scanlon. “What makes Embracing Age unique is our ability to handle more than medical issues. For example, we will coordinate estate planning with an attorney to protect a member’s assets should there be a crisis.”

Franciscan Companies is creating a model for home-based services that has wide appeal in part because of a cost-effective trend toward home care for everything from dialysis to delivering babies.

The company’s model and mission, developed with St. Joseph’s, is now emulated by partnerships with St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Loretto and Lourdes Hospital. “We’re moving into an era where we want our customers to be involved in their care,” explains Scanlon. “Not just an involvement in treating the acute episode but looking at how to prevent that episode from ever happening or reoccurring.”

Roy Johnson, Lifeline installer, sets up the medical alert system in a patient’s home.

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t. Joseph’s primary service area is Onondaga County, yet we also provide care for patients in 15 surrounding counties with a population of more than one million. In addition to providing general medical and surgical care, St. Joseph’s offers the community many specialty inpatient and outpatient programs, including the following: Specialty Inpatient n Cardiac care, including cardiac

catheterization, angioplasty, minimally invasive and robotic surgery, electrophysiology and rehabilitation n Orthopedic diagnostics,

surgery and rehabilitation n Vascular diagnostics, surgery

and intervention n Maternal health care,

n Adult mental health n Prostate, cardiac and thoracic

surgery utilizing da Vinci® robotic technology n Neurosurgery, including

stereotactic-guided procedures

Specialty Outpatient n Cardiac and pulmonary

rehabilitation n Diabetes self-management n Orthopedic care and

rehabilitation n Hemodialysis and peritoneal

dialysis, at our Regional Dialysis Center and satellite facilities in Fayetteville, Camillus, Liverpool and Cortland n Obstetrics, gynecology and

n Telemedicine capabilities

to enhance services for non-tertiary care providers

including the Family Childbirth Center “Birth Place”

pediatric services at the Maternal Child Health Center n Emergency care, including

urgent care n Primary care, including family

practice, obstetrics, gynecology and pediatrics at the Family Medicine Center, Westside Family Health Center and Maternal Child Health Center

n Level III intensive care nursery n Women’s services, including

comprehensive breast care and surgery programs 8

n Dentistry services at

the Dental Office n Ambulatory surgery at

Northeast and North Surgery Centers n Chronic pain management n Adult and children’s mental

health services, including the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program n Sleep laboratories n Wound care at our Center for

Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine n Spine surgery n Physical, speech and occupa-

tional therapies n Nutritional counseling n Wellness Place, a community-

based health education and screening center

Brewerton Baldwinsville North Syracuse East Liverpool Syracuse Camillus Fayetteville SYRACUSE

Watertown

Fulton Oneida Utica Onondaga

Cazenovia

Cortland Ithaca

Elmira

2011 HIGHLIGHTS P E O P L E — Develop talented, loyal, committed staff and an outstanding leadership team. n Added new feature to the career opportunities website, allowing

applicants the opportunity to “chat” in real-time with recruiters from the human resources department. n The hospital joined the DAISY Foundation, as a DAISY

Award Hospital Partner; the nationwide program rewards and celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care given by nurses every day. n Volunteer hours increased from five to nearly

40 percent in some areas. n We extended our mission education sessions to 4,000

employees and staff and established a plan for continual education for new employees.

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Binghamton

Behavioral Health Services Grows to Serve More in Need

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n early February, St. Joseph’s Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP) reloc­a­ ted to the upper levels of the new emergency services building. CPEP had long since outgrown its old space, a former residence for the Sisters of St. Francis at 201 Prospect Street. With more than 7,000 annual visits the new 18,000 square foot space finally represented not only a physical expansion for the patients and staff, but a place to grow the programs and services they provide.

Services such as point of care testing, which will soon be on-site, will have a shorter turnaround time providing patients with a more efficient experience at the program.

The new 18 private patient —MARY BISHOP, SERVICE LINE ADMINISTRATOR rooms for CPEP are also an FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES essential feature in the new location, but the most important space-related change is separate waiting rooms. “The ability to have three different waiting rooms, one for children and families, one for voluntary adult patients and one for involuntary adult patients is going to have an enormous impact on the experience here,” explains Mary Bishop, service line administrator for Behavioral Health Services at St. Joseph’s. “Previously we had just one waiting room so a person coming in for a prescription refill was in a locked waiting room and couldn’t exit voluntarily. Addressing that uncomfortable experience and the ability to keep the adult patients segregated from other kids and families is critical.”

The new building is not the only place that CPEP is serving the community. The mobile crisis outreach team, a service with a dedicated staff separate from the emergency program, moves within the community to stabilize clients through in-home services and connect them to community-based behavioral health

“The ability to have three different waiting rooms, one for children and families, one for voluntary adult patients and one for involuntary adult patients is going to have an enormous impact on the experience here.”

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services. The mobile team does both follow-up visits for patients discharged from CPEP and initial home visits.

Outpatient Behavioral Health Services is also on the move in North Syracuse with the relocation and expansion of the LINK program. Now operating on the North Medical Center Campus the program has expanded from its initial mission of children-only behavioral health services and will soon offer outpatient services to adults too. While the program uses a private practice model, the clinicians are all employed

by St. Joseph’s. This site is the model that may be duplicated in other parts of Onondaga County. “These satellite offices won’t look, feel or behave like a clinic,” says Bishop. “They will be more like an office practice.

When we serve the suburbs the attraction, patients and goals are all different. We want to bring a new level of service to St. Joseph’s and the community and we’ll do that by closely aligning with primary care. By fully linking our services with primary care providers we can offer a more integrated full-service model.”

The team approach is the foundation for Personalized Recovery Oriented Services (PROS), a New York State initiative that Outpatient Behavioral Health is adopting this year. PROS integrates treatment, support and rehabilitation in a comprehensive care program for behavioral health patients to, among other goals, improve functioning and reduce inpatient stays and emergency services. Outpatient Behavioral Health has already taken great strides toward the PROS goals with “at-home” services. By integrating the health care services into a community-based model, the team addresses some of the behavioral health issues with a single-care focus and costefficiency that the old model cannot offer.

Whether within the walls of their new building, or moving throughout the community, behavioral health services for mental health needs are poised to grow on their success.

Susan Walburger, a customer service representative in the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, helps a patient fill out intake forms. Dawn Smith is in the background recording information into the electronic medical record system.

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Building a Physician Enterprise

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vidence of clinically integrated medicine is present throughout St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center—from the new vision of expanded facilities at the Westside Family Health Center to the far reaching services of the long-established Franciscan Companies. While buildings and services are physical representations of the commitment to clinically integrated care, the heart of the initiative beats, quite literally, in the physicians who serve the patients.

Fred Letourneau, vice president for physician enterprise (a new position on the St. Joseph’s administrative leadership team), has his fingers on the pulse of the key role physicians play in clinically integrated care. His sights are set on two main goals for employed and private prac—FRED LETOURNEAU, VICE PRESIDENT tice physicians affiliated FOR PHYSICIAN ENTERPRISE with St. Joseph’s: to form a clinically integrated system to improve quality and coordination of patient care; and, to champion the idea of a “medical home” to all the primary care practices owned by, or affiliated with, St. Joseph’s.

Letourneau’s view of a clinically integrated system places physicians in leadership roles and patients at the center of care. “Physicians directly impact care, and we can all learn a lot from bringing them to the table,” explains Letourneau. “At the end of the day you want doctors making the clinical decisions for length of stay and the appropriate place of care for patients.

We also need physicians to take a more global view of things; not only from their practice’s perspective but from a broader system perspective.”

“Putting the patient at the right place of care at the right time is critical. Primary care doctors who have a history with a patient can provide past diagnoses and recently performed tests to the ED.”

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The “broader system” is the full spectrum of care from the primary physician’s office, to the specialist’s office, to the hospital and its associated services. There are multiple opportunities to provide patients with better care by emphasizing coordination across the system. Coordination such as directly admitting patients to the hospital; one of the projects on which Dr. James Tucker, chief of emergency and hospitalist medicine, and Dr. Sandra Sulik, vice president for medical affairs, are working with primary care physicians in the community. By opening up communication between the hospital and primary care physicians, patients can be directly admitted to the hospital instead of simply being sent to the Emergency Department, placing undue demand on the time and the resources of the Emergency Department. By using the experience of the primary care physicians and relaying important clinical information to the hospital, patients are admitted quicker and their primary care physicians are involved in the care.

Clinical integration can be relatively simple, such as the hospital coordinating with primary care offices to see a patient within five days of discharge. Timely follow up is directly related to reducing the rate of readmissions. In the future, this will enable the hospital to meet a key performance measure (readmission rate reduction) but more importantly it puts physicians in the position to intervene quickly to prevent infections and keep patients on the path to recovery.

Another key component of clinical integration is the use of Electronic Medical Records (EMRs). EMRs enable the standardized recording of patient information and allow for the sharing of that information throughout the health care system. Key data such as medical history, patient demographics, medications and chronic conditions can be shared by physicians in the network. EMRs help provide continuity of care and the information can follow the patient throughout an episode of care including an admission to the hospital.

Dr. Seth Greenky

Dr. Juno Lee

Dr. Douglas Fetterman

2011 HIGHLIGHTS P H Y S I C I A N R E L AT I O N S H I P S — Be the hospital of choice for physicians practicing in our region. n Dr. Seth Greenky, orthopedic surgeon, received the Dr. Pease

“Putting the patient at the right place of care at the right time is critical,” Letourneau explains.

“Primary care doctors who have a history with a patient can provide past diagnoses and recently performed tests to the ED.” This approach saves time and reduces costs. Letourneau also has his sight set on how all the pieces of the healthcare system, including the hospitals using this advanced care approach, can share the savings.

Financial rewards however, are not the sole focus for the physician-directed and patient-centered change toward integrated care. Serving the patient by providing the right services in the best setting has always been at the heart of the St. Joseph’s system and is the work carried out by the physicians who serve in association.

St. Joseph’s vast network of physicians helps ensure patients are cared for in the right place at the right time. Dr. Michael Tong is a physician at St. Joseph’s Medical, P.C., DBA North Medical, an affiliate of St. Joseph’s.

Award; Dr. Juno Lee, radiologist, received the Medical Imaging Staff Appreciation Award for excellence in patient care; and Dr. Douglas Fetterman received the MD Excellence Award from clinical affiliate services. n Established a pilot Antibiotic Stewardship team comprised of a

pharmacist, pharmacy students and Infectious Disease physicians. n Began the rollout of SJOrders, computerized physician order entry

using customized evidence based order sets. Nursing and ancillary departments went live in April. Provider rollout began in December. n Founding participant of the Regional Health Information

Organization (RHIO), which is a secure, electronic health information exchange that gives authorized medical providers access to essential patient information. n A number of our physicians continue to be named Best Doctors

within our region.

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2011 HIGHLIGHTS CLINICAL & SERVICE EXCELLENCE — Be a recognized leader regionally and nationally for quality, safety and service. n Completed a successful DNV Accreditation Survey. n St. Joseph’s College of Nursing completed a successful

Middle States Accreditation for 2011. n Implemented hand hygiene program to increase

compliance rates among staff, which rose to 85 percent and higher on a daily basis. n Participated in CorPath PRECISE trial to evaluate the

safety and effectiveness of robotic-assisted coronary angioplasty. St. Joseph’s was one of only eight hospitals in the world evaluating this new technology.

n Implemented an aviation-based patient safety training

program in the operating room through LifeWings Partners LLC, a leader in aviation safety tools. In addition, surgical services now participates in the NSQUIP surgical quality database for tracking surgical quality throughout the institution. n Reinvigorated St. Joseph’s membership in the

local chapter of The Mended Hearts, Inc., a national nonprofit organization that partners hospitals and rehabilitation clinics to offer services to heart patients through visiting programs, support group meetings and educational forums. n Established a Pharmacist Post Graduate Residency

Program in collaboration with St. John Fisher College Wegmans College of Pharmacy and hired first resident.

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n Hosted a community meeting to lead the healthcare

community in the fight against Clostridium difficile (C Diff), a significant infection often acquired in health care settings. n Hospital-Acquired Condition Reduction (HACR) teams

developed and implemented strategies to significantly reduce HACs throughout the hospital. Initiatives have opened up two more inpatient beds per day and saved more than $500,000 in associated expenses. n Hosted OB/GYNs from Moscow, Russia, to share

family-centered model of care on the maternity unit. n Implemented new safety program to reduce incidence

of patient falls. n Instituted Seeds of Hope grief support program in

the Surgical Intensive Care Unit to provide comfort to families experiencing loss. n A peer defusing program was designed to provide

early recognition and support of stressful events. n As part of the implementation of Relationship-Based

Care, clinical educators and a primary nursing team developed and executed an education program and toolkit to aid in the implementation of primary nursing; successfully trained 279 nurses online and 647 nurses attended in-person sessions.

n Entered into an IV Pump Management Program

with Universal Health Services, which has reduced infection control pump violations while increasing pump utilization rates. n Dialysis Services established a Patient Advisory

Board to help bring forth concerns. n The hospital’s wireless network was enhanced to

provide full coverage for data, voice and real-time location tracking.

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Home Care Team Provides Comprehensive Care

F “The hard work and the skills of our staff identifies issues in the home so that patients can seek treatment early and take care of problems before they have to go the hospital.”

—MELISSA ALLARD, DIRECTOR OF PATIENT SERVICES

or St. Joseph’s Certified Home Health Care Agency, the numbers say it all. In 131,782 separate home visits in Onondaga and Cortland counties last year, St. Joseph’s Home Care provided skilled services for patients transitioning back to their homes from the hospital. While that number alone is impressive, the lower number is even more noteworthy. The agency achieved a lower average, both state-wide and nationally, for readmission to the hospital. In conjunction with Franciscan Health Support (Franciscan Companies’ Licensed Agency) and with a combination of focused education and exceptional service, the agency realized great results both on paper and in homes across 16 counties.

“The hard work and the skills of our staff identifies issues in the home so that patients can seek treatment early and take care of problems before they have to go the hospital,” says Melissa Allard, director of patient services for the Certified Home Health Care Agency.

The staff she credits with the continuing success of the agency includes not only skilled nurses, such as RNs and LPNs, but also: psychiatric nurses; physical, occupational, speech and respiratory therapists; medical social workers; registered dieticians; and specialized nurses focused on specific needs such as wound care and oncology.

Also among the long list of trained professionals are two on-staff chaplains. The spiritual care program is unique to the business of home health care. Allard credits these colleagues—a Sister of St. Francis and a protestant chaplain—with a type of care that often extends past the life of the patient. “The chaplains go out to visit upon referral or request and often make such strong connections that the families ask them to participate in the funeral services,” explains Allard.

A quick glimpse into the care and services offered by the agency reveals challenging work, and Allard’s team has proven they are up to any challenge. In

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2010 Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) numbers started slowly rising. Allard and her colleagues addressed the issue directly, and for the second half of 2011, the rate remained at less than one per 1,000 catheter days, with more than 13,000 catheter days reviewed. The team rolled out an evidencebased approach to infection reduction that centered on staff education and a revision in the standard of care for patients with catheters. Focused and intentional changes kept patients comfortable at home and reinforced the importance of education within the agency.

Education is the driving force behind another initiative that the agency tackled last year. Manage­ ment from St. Joseph’s Hospital and the Home Health Care Agency, together with St. Joseph’s nurses and physi­cians, collaborated to discuss strategies to assist patients in healing at home. As the team met monthly to discuss the integration of care between the hospital and the patient’s home, it quickly became clear that service coordination needed to start long before discharge.

“In order for people to successfully transition home they need to plan for their medications and the right support set up in the home prior to discharge from the hospital,” explains Brenda Ko, RN, manager for performance improvement and education for the Certified Home Health Care Agency. “Once they’re home we have already missed a big opportunity to ensure that patients can remain home safely.” The monthly meetings focused on discharge planning to define who will take the responsibility for the patient before they leave the hospital, and identify where the home care agency can step in most effectively when they get home.

The continual balance of skilled care with selfcare, coupled with a commitment to education and excellence, promises more noteworthy results for the Certified Home Health Care Agency in 2012.

2011 HIGHLIGHTS F I N A N C I A L S U C C E S S — Demonstrate outstanding operational and financial performance. n Golf Classic netted more than $227,206; Gala netted

nearly $350,000. n Foundation raised nearly $2.2 million for hospital programs

and services, and secured the second largest single contribution from a living individual in St. Joseph’s history. n Established automated television ordering system that is expected

to generate additional revenue, reduce staffing and increase patient satisfaction. n Reduced length of stay for surgical patients. n Reduced the daily Alternate Level of Care census.

St. Joseph’s home care services is comprised of a wide range of highly skilled staff, including two chaplains, one of whom is Carol Manglos, seen here with a patient.

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Finding New Ways to Care for the Most Complex Patients

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aking care of a community requires a broad range of services and experience.

Taking exceptional care of a community means collaborating with other caregiving organizations to share experience and sharpen service for the good of the patients.

The latter model is exactly the mission of the complex care program that St. Joseph’s initiated in conjunction with Loretto Health and Rehabilitation Center last year.

Executives from St. Joseph’s and other regional hospitals conducted a study on “complex care” patients—those who averaged more than 25 days in one hospital admission. The study specifically sought out the reasons that these patients weren’t able to transfer from the acute care setting of the hospital to a sub-acute care setting such —MARY LUZIANI, RN, DIRECTOR OF CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES as Loretto. The most frequent reason was centered on specific acute care needs, such as a long-term IV antibiotics or specialized wound care. The specific needs required training for care management that was either not possible for the primary caregiver of the patient or wasn’t covered as a home health care service under insurance.

St. Joseph’s recognized the opportunity to provide its patients with a more comfortable environment and fiscally responsible option in sub-acute care settings. The complex care program was developed as a means to identify ways to develop sub-acute facilities to meet the specific needs of complex care patients.

“We started by working with Loretto to develop a complex care program where we would help them with the training,” explains Mary Luziani, RN, direc-

“We started by working with Loretto to develop a complex care program where we would help them with the training,”

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tor of case management services for St. Joseph’s.

“Our staff would go over to Loretto and train them in specialties such as IVs, wound care and respiratory care. We help with policies and procedures and our physicians share their expertise and resources to provide them with the necessary training and care path procedures to address and care for this patient population.”

The complex care patient population is expected to shift from St. Joseph’s to Loretto by summer when the program is fully developed and training is complete. After an initial evaluation period of the new partnership, Luziani expects that the model can be developed in other sub-acute care centers such as Rosewood Heights Health Center and Iroquois Comprehensive Health Care Center.

The collaborative approach to managing longterm care isn’t new to either St. Joseph’s or Loretto.

For nearly 15 years, the CareLink program has facilitated discharge of patients who require long term care services after an acute stay. Weekly meetings of CareLink representatives, the director of case management, a financial counselor (to provide support with Medicaid interfacing), representatives from area skilled nursing facilities, and other care specialists identify the needs of the patients and map out a plan for discharge and extended care.

Taking exceptional care of the community is at the center of the collaborative work that St. Joseph’s is doing with partners such as Loretto. As the range of services and collaboration changes over the coming years with initiatives such as the complex care program, St. Joseph’s dedication to ensuring the best care for patients is sure to remain the same.

St. Joseph’s is working with Loretto to develop a complex care program. From left to right are St. Joseph’s Geriatric Specialist Marty Pond, RN; Teresa Mosher, nurse educator, and Cheryl Coolican, director of admissions, both from Loretto; Stephen Swierczek, director of respiratory care, and Mary Luziani, director of case management, for St. Joseph’s.

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Opening the Door to Comprehensive Primary Health Care

C “Case managers can identify and encourage prevention monitoring…

This can be as simple as making sure immunization schedules are followed.”

—SANDRA WHITTAKER, DIRECTOR OF PRIMARY CARE CENTERS

omprehensive health care can sometimes mean more than a visit to a primary care doctor’s office. Specialists, lab technicians and other care providers play individual roles in the integrated needs of a patient.

Addressing the points of integration is the motivation behind the “Open Door to Comprehensive Primary Health Care”—a movement that’s happening at St. Joseph’s Westside Family Health Center and also the name of the $6.6 million HEAL grant awarded to St. Joseph’s by New York State. The grant allows the centers to bring together the key pieces for comprehensive patient care and, by December 2014, the integrated services will all be under one roof.

The next two years will bring physical changes to the Westside Family Health Center, including struc­ tural updates inside the existing building and an expan­sion in the areas of treatment offered through the center.

Sandra Whittaker, director of primary care centers for St. Joseph’s, points to a great example of the benefits of integration planned for the Maternal Child Health Center Pediatric Office and St. Joseph’s Mental Health Services. “St. Joseph’s Outpatient Mental Health Services will add primary care services,” Whittaker explains. “When behavioral health issues can be handled with the primary care doctors, especially at an early age, behavioral problems can be addressed with coping mechanisms in concert with social workers. Getting the primary care doctor and the family involved takes care of the issue early so that it doesn’t become a cause for admission a few years later. By adding key services to an existing center, we can meet all the patient’s needs in a holistic way.”

The holistic approach will extend beyond the walls of the newly renovated offices and reach all the way into the home. One home outreach initiative set to launch this year focuses on keeping the community healthy by meeting them where they are. This key concept is the catalyst behind the partnership with 20

West-side based Nojaim’s market and the anticipated launch of educational programs within the grocery store. Group classes on healthy eating and combating obesity will arm both children and adults with the real-world skills and decision making tools they need to take charge of their health at home before a health crisis occurs.

Commitment to the home health focus is also the reason that all the primary care centers applied for accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). NCQA approval will mean that the centers have met three important goals of reducing cost, improving quality and enhancing the patient experience. Using models championed by the innovative NCQA program, the centers will improve delivery of primary care by focusing on integration of services to meet patient needs in the primary care setting and also foster good health habits in the home. For example, on-site dieticians can help diabetic patients manage their health through diet complimenting the care plan developed by the doctor in the same office.

Whittaker points to the important role of case managers in the primary care setting as the changeagent for the centers. “Case managers can identify and encourage prevention monitoring among the patient population,” she explains. “This can be as simple as making sure immunization schedules are followed.” Case managers will also follow up with patients to be sure they are following doctor’s orders and help them get the resources they need to manage chronic conditions.

From small changes, such as the grocery store discussion groups, to the large project of renovating the Westside Family Health Center, all the developments point to the same end goal. Empowering patients with the resources they need, both at their primary care doctor’s office and in the community, enables them to manage their health care in a preventive and personal way.

Dr. Raseefa Anwar performs a check-up on nine-month-old Chloe at the Maternal Child Health Center Pediatrics Office.

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2011 HIGHLIGHTS S T R AT E G I C G R O W T H — Achieve superior

n Weekend hours were implemented for selected support services

performance and growth through investments in key service lines and markets.

n Mental health services further expanded its neighborhood programs,

n Established and executed new social media strategy using

Facebook and Twitter to reach target audiences; two new blogs were created to share quality and orthopedic messages. n St. Joseph’s Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine added

1,500 square feet of space in an expansion to improve the current clinic flow and scheduling demands, and accommodate the growing need for wound care. n Opened new, $6 million kitchen and launched on-demand room

service for all patients. n Successfully recruited 14 IT professionals in support of the strategic

investment in information technology, including the continued migration to computerized provider order entry and electronic medical record, all part of health care reform.

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to assist with patient flow. relocating its North LINK program to North Medical Center and committing to the addition of a school-based satellite location at Porter Elementary School in Syracuse. n Realigned Construction Management of new Emergency Services

Building, which open in February. n Established 1-1 Observation Unit. n Increased annual Mobile Crisis Outreach visits (community mental

health based evaluations) to patients and families affected by mental illness by 44 percent (with no increase in expenses). n The psychiatric emergency program reduced diversion/closure by

20 percent, improving access to medical emergency services. n Increased inpatient surgical volume by nearly 800 procedures.

ST. JOSEPH’S AWARDS: l HealthGrades:

l National Research Corp.: 2011/2012 Consumer

l Five-Star Rated for Treatment of Heart Attack –

3 years in a row (2010-2012) l Five-Star Rated for Valve Surgery l Joint Replacement Excellence Award™ –

2 years in a row (2011-2012) l Named America’s 100 Best for

Joint Replacement

Choice #1 Award for highest overall quality and image in the Syracuse area. (St. Joseph’s has earned this award 11 of the last 12 years.) l American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric

Surgery: Designated a Bariatric Center of Excellence l Excellus BlueCross BlueShield: Blue Distinction

Center for Cardiac and Orthopedic Care

l Ranked Among the Top 5% in the nation for

joint replacement – 2 years in a row (2011-2012) l Ranked #4 in New York state for

joint replacement l Five-Star Rated for joint replacement –

6 years in a row (2007-2012) l Five-Star Rated for total knee replacement –

6 years in a row (2007-2012) l Five-Star Rated for total hip replacement –

2 years in a row (2011-2012) l Vascular Surgery Excellence Award – 2 years in

a row (2011-2012) [Ranked #1 in NY for Vascular Surgery in 2012] l Five-Star Rated for Vascular Surgery l Five-Star Rated for Carotid Surgery – 3 years

in a row (2010-2012) l Five-Star Rated for Peripheral Vascular Bypass

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l Outcome Concept Systems: St. Joseph’s Home Care

and Hospitals Home Health Care cited as one of the top 500 performing home care providers in the United States l National League for Nursing Accrediting

Commission: St. Joseph’s College of Nursing (five-year national accreditation) l American Association of Critical-Care Nurses:

Beacon Award for excellence in critical care nursing for both the Medical and Surgical Intensive Care Units l Hospitals & Health Networks (journal of the

American Hospital Association): St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center named one of the nation’s “100 Most Wired” hospitals. l Press Ganey: 2011 Summit Award for Patient

Satisfaction (Outpatient Surgery Centers) l Aetna: Institutes of Quality (IOQ) designation for:

Cardiac Medical Intervention, Cardiac Surgery, and Rhythm Disease Diagnosis & Treatment. l American Association of Respiratory Care:

*2011 Healthcare Consumerism and Hospital Quality in America Report

Quality Respiratory Care Recognition for 2011 l CenterState CEO: NonProfit Business of the

Year for 2011 l CenterState CEO: Economic Champion –

Oct. 20, 2011

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Foundation

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or years St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center has served those most in need, including individuals with nowhere else to turn. Our founder, Blessed Marianne Cope, started a tradition in 1869 of caring for those most in need. In her time, she was a trailblazer, insisting that the hospital care for all regardless of their religion or lot in life. Honoring with reverence the dignity of the human spirit, the hospital continues this tradition.

Today, as I think about Blessed Marianne Cope, who will be canonized a Saint on October 21, I am reminded of other activities that she and her fellow Sisters wove into the heritage of St. Joseph’s. For example, to ensure there were adequate financial resources to carry out their mission, the Sisters held “Donation Day” each year on the day after Thanksgiving. This was a time for them to call on the community to offer whatever they could to support St. Joseph’s mission of service. Because history tells us that some years were financially leaner than others, I’m sure there were times it must have been difficult for people to give. Nevertheless, they continued to assist the hospital and the care it provided to the residents of our community.

That steadfast dedication remains today, with our many donors who give so generously year after year, more than $11.2 million in 2011.

In fact, this year St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation was blessed to receive the two largest individual donations in the history of our organization!

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We are very appreciative to Samuel and Carol Nappi and Dr. A. John Merola for their inspiring examples of commitment to family, community and excellent health care for all.

I am especially thrilled to report that the Generations Campaign for St. Joseph’s Hospital’s facility expansion reached an important milestone in 2011—crossing the halfway mark of $15 million toward the overall goal. Attainment of 51 percent of the campaign goal is an exciting achievement, giving all of us renewed energy for the challenge ahead.

We walk in the footsteps of those who came before us and I think the Sisters would be proud.

Equally so, they would be deeply grateful for the thoughtful generosity and service of our numerous supporters. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Margaret R. Martin Vice President St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation

More than $4.8 Million in Grant Funding Awarded to St. Joseph’s in 2011 Hospital programs and services enhanced by 28 grants from government, corporate and foundation sources St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center was awarded $2.5 million through the Empire State Development Corporation. The funding is part of a larger award of more than $103 million to the Central New York region through the governor’s Regional Economic Development plans. The grant will be used toward the next stage—Phase 2B—of the hospital’s expansion, which will include a state-of-the-art surgical suite with 14 operating rooms and a 25-bed post-anesthesia care unit, along with new private patient rooms, medical and surgical intensive care units, and a greenway corridor to North Side businesses.

St. Joseph’s has the largest green roof on any health care facility in the state, thanks to an earlier pledge from Kopp Billing Agency and The O’Connor Family and a recent grant of $712,500 from the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation’s Green Innovation Grant Program. Built atop the new Emergency Services Building, the 50,000 square-foot vegetative roof reduces storm water runoff into the municipal

storm sewer by an estimated 550,500 gallons per year and is one example of the local initiatives that led the Environmental Protection Agency to name Onondaga County and Syracuse among the top 10 green communities in the nation.

New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) issued a $150,000 grant award to partially fund St. Joseph’s Transportation Demand Management Program.

The hospital, in conjunction with C&S Engineers, Inc., will undertake the program as a way to shift transportation demand from single-occupant vehicles to carpools, vanpools or other energy-efficient transportation alternatives. This will help reduce parking demand on campus while contributing to a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions in the region.

St. Joseph’s was awarded $42,016 through the New York State Health Workforce Retraining Initiative to develop a Critical Event Core Competency program for registered nurses working in Critical Care, Emergency and Surgical units to refresh their skills in managing crisis events such as lethal arrhythmias and heart attacks.

The Pfizer Medical Education Group awarded a grant of $26,850 to enhance care for patients of St. Joseph’s Family Medicine Center. Faculty and resident physicians will utilize disease registry software to conduct evidence-based research to establish quality of care benchmarks for chronic diseases such as diabetes.

St. Joseph’s LINK (Leading, Integrating and Networking for Kids) program received a $10,000 grant from the Citizens Bank Foundation. Serving school-age children and their families in the East Syracuse-Minoa Central School District and the North Syracuse Central School District, LINK offers highly innovative programming that will be enriched through this funding.

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The J.M. McDonald Foundation awarded $10,000 toward construction of a 14-bay ambulance entrance, allowing better patient flow into the new Emergency Department.

This is especially important since St. Joseph’s receives more ambulance transports than any other area hospital.

The Central New York Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure awarded a grant of $18,260 to St. Joseph’s Lymphedema Education and Prevention from Stage 0 Program, which works to prevent, delay and reduce the progression of lymphedema that may occur as a result of breast cancer treatment.

Bank of America Charitable Foundation gave $35,000 toward a green construction transitional job experience program developed by the Northside Urban Partnership.

The grant enabled participants to work on green components of St. Joseph’s expansion, gaining valuable work experience with a local contractor.

Bedside mobile workstations, or BMWs, are computers-onwheels that allow nurses to access a patient’s electronic medical record at the bedside, enter vital signs into the record and dispense medication. The Flora Bernice Smith Foundation granted $17,500 toward BMWs for the Post Anesthesia Care Unit and Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Syracuse Operations, gave $5,000 toward BMWs for the Observation Unit.

St. Joseph’s has the largest green roof on any health care facility in the state. The 50,000 square-foot vegetative roof sits atop the new Emergency Services Building.

St. Joseph’s Maternal Child Health Center (MCHC) promotes childhood literacy through the national Reach Out and Read program, which contributed nearly $1,000 in books this year so pediatricians could give each child a new book to take home. In addition, MCHC and the Family Medicine Center receive generous donations of children’s books from the Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation.

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Generations

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

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n the decades since St. Joseph’s Hospital was founded in 1869, technology has changed, the facility has changed, the demo­ graphics of patients have changed, even the diseases and conditions we treat have changed. Across the generations, however, St. Joseph’s commitment to our community and excellence in patient care has not wavered.

The Generations Campaign helps to support today’s advanced medical technology, such as the new General Electric HD750 CT Scanner, the first of its kind in Central New York. The scanner uses a different type of image detector, which requires 50 percent less radiation.

The resulting high-definition, three-dimensional image helps clinicians accurately and safely diagnose patients.

To meet the growing health care needs of our region, the hospital is in the midst of a multi-phase plan to modernize and expand its facility. In support of Phase 2 of the plan, St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation is engaged in the Generations of Compassion F Healing F Innovation capital campaign.

Building on prior gifts from the Auxiliary of St. Joseph’s Hospital Health 28

Center, Inc., our employees, and a number of businesses, foundations and individuals, the campaign marked a significant achievement in 2011. By year-end, the Generations campaign had passed the halfway point, with $15.2 million in gifts and pledges.

We thank all who have given to the campaign and invite those who haven’t to join in this historic effort—the largest project of our generation—advancing St. Joseph’s mission of service and helping to provide a higher level of care for the residents of Central New York.

For more information and updates on the Generations capital campaign, visit the website at www.generations campaign.org.

An Historic Gift

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amuel and Carol Nappi recently made history at St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center when they donated the single largest contribution from an individual donor in the organization’s history. Their naming gift helped to fund the new Ralph and Christina Nappi Emergency Services Building, which opened February 1. The Nappis hope their gift will help recognize the lives and life lessons of Sam’s parents, Ralph and Christina Nappi, and it speaks about the care the elder couple received from St. Joseph’s physicians and nurses over the years. According to Sam, his parents taught him and his family the importance of helping others without expecting anything in return. They led by example, showing that if you give back, you also get back. St. Joseph’s is proud to know the Nappi family and grateful for their generous support of St. Joseph’s.

The William F. Walsh Memorial fund was established in memory of Mr. Walsh, who served in political office for many years. Donations to the fund will dedicate the Quiet Zone in the new Surgical Waiting Room to both William and his wife, Mary Walsh.

Left: St. Joseph’s held a ribbon cutting and blessing ceremony for its new Ralph and Christina Nappi Emergency Services Building Jan. 30. The building officially opened for business Feb. 1. Pictured are Sam Nappi and his mother, Christina Nappi, cutting the ribbon while family members look on. Pictured left is Kathryn Ruscitto, president and chief executive officer of St. Joseph’s.

This Peter Max portrait of Ralph and Christina Nappi, for whom St. Joseph’s emergency services building is named, was commissioned by the Nappi family and is displayed in the new facility. (For more about the artist Peter Max, visit www.petermax.com.)

ALL ART © PETER MAX 2011

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n St. Joseph’s College of Nursing became the latest college to

join the Say Yes to Education Higher Education Compact, by agreeing to offer free college tuition to Syracuse City School District graduates who meet residency and college entry requirements beginning in 2012. St. Joseph’s College of Nursing joins nearly 100 colleges and universities currently in the Say Yes to Education Higher Education Compact. n Students and graduates were the recipients of more than

College Corner n St. Joseph’s College of Nursing earned Accreditation by

the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The College is also preparing for National League for Nursing (NLN) re-accreditation. Accreditation is a voluntary, selfregulatory process by which non-governmental associations recognize educational institutions or programs that have been found to meet or exceed standards and criteria for educational quality. n The 111th annual graduation ceremony was held on

May 25. The associate degree in applied science with a major in nursing was conferred on 107 students. Sixty-two completed the school’s Weekday Option and 35 completed the Weekend Option. Ten students returned from the Fall 2010 graduating class to participate in commencement. Students participating in St. Joseph’s Dual Degree Partnership with Le Moyne College receive their associate’s degree in nursing from St. Joseph’s and then continue their studies at Le Moyne, receiving their bachelor’s degrees in another year. U.S. Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle (NY-25), a 1972 graduate of the College of Nursing, addressed the graduates.

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$30,000 in award and scholarship money. These awards and scholarships were made possible by donations from individuals and fundraising by the College of Nursing. In addition the Auxiliary of St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, Inc., awarded two full scholarships totaling $44,998.50, and the Alumni Association of St. Joseph’s College of Nursing awarded three partial scholarships totaling $11,750. n The Auer Family Foundation awarded $3,750 to purchase

lifelike pregnancy, childbirth, neonatal, and ostomy models and simulation equipment for the Clinical Learning Lab at St. Joseph’s College of Nursing. This equipment gives students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in order to be better prepared when faced with real patients in the clinical setting. n Students and faculty participated in the American

Heart Association—Syracuse Heart Walk, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society—Light the Night Event and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure just a few of the community events, students, faculty and staff support.

Auxiliary 2011 Highlights n In November, the Auxiliary presented its first FOLLIES,

“St. Joseph’s Gets the Show on the Road.” More than 75 people from the hospital staff, auxiliary, as well as community members were involved with the show either on stage or behind the scenes. An additional 750 more came out to support the Follies, which was held at the Sisters of St. Francis’ facility, the Gingerbread House. n The Auxiliary’s annual gift to St. Joseph’s was presented

at the annual meeting in May in the amount of $262,000 and reflects the second payment to fulfill the Auxiliary’s $1 million pledge to the Generations capital campaign. This amount represents revenue from the Hospital Gift Shop, Baby Photo program, Coffee Bar, patient telephone and television services, Follies, and a number of book fairs.

n Two full tuition scholarships, the Sister Wilhelmina scholar-

ship and the Sr. Mary Obrist scholarship, were awarded to two students attending St. Joseph’s College of Nursing. n 750 backpacks, filled with school supplies were distributed

through the “Operation Backpack for Our Kids” program to children who receive their school physicals at St. Joseph’s outpatient primary care centers. In addition, the Auxiliary purchased books for staff at Westside Family Health Center to distribute to children birth to age 12, who visit the clinic for their annual wellness checkups.

n The Ellen Needham Fund honors the memory of little Ellen

Needham, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Needham. Ellen died in a tragic accident in 1948. Donations are received from those who wish to memorialize someone who is deceased or to honor the living. A Mass is said annually for those names in the Ellen Needham Fund and those deceased members of the Auxiliary of St. Joseph’s Hospital. Through the funds donated, art supplies, creative materials, stuffed animals and toys are purchased to benefit the children in the St. Joseph’s Emergency Department, the Westside Family Health Center and the Psychiatric Emergency Program. The Ellen Needham Fund also supports the literacy programs of the Maternal Child Health Center, Westside Family Health Center and the Intensive Care Nursery by providing new books that are given to the children and babies at the time of discharge. n The Auxiliary continues to provide a variety of services

within the hospital, including managing the volunteers at the main information desk and surgical waiting room, operating the Hospital Gift Shop, and providing free television and telephone to palliative care unit patients.

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Thank You

DONOR LISTING

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n 2011, donors to St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Foundation contributed generously to help physicians and nurses make a difference in our community. Listed are cash donations received between January 1 and December 31, 2011.

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$300,000 and up Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Nappi

$40,000 – $299,999 Anonymous Auxiliary of St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, Inc. CNY Infusion Services, LLC Franciscan Companies Ms. Frances A. Gibbons M & T Bank Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. O’Connor

$8,000 – $39,999 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Abbott Atlas Health Care Linen Services The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Brown & Brown Empire State Byrne Dairy, Inc. Mrs. Sharon Cavanaugh Citizens Bank Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Keith Civil Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc. of Syracuse Costello, Cooney & Fearon, PLLC Mrs. Therese M. DeFuria The Dorothy and Marshall M. Reisman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Drescher, Jr. Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, Central New York Region Flora Bernice Smith Foundation Fust Charles Chambers LLP Hancock & Estabrook, LLP The Hayner Hoyt Corp Hess Corporation Hueber-Breuer Construction Co., Inc. IBEW Local 43 J. M. McDonald Foundation, Inc. Key Bank King & King Architects, LLP Kinney Drugs, Inc. Mr. Kenneth G. Klobus Laboratory Alliance of Central New York, LLC Lockheed Martin Employees Federated Fund Loretto Dr. A. John Merola Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murphy, III Nephrology Hypertension Associates of CNY, P.C.

Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Connor Robert H. Law, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romano S.J. Thomas Company, Inc. SJH Cardiology Associates Mr. E. Carlyle Smith Susan G. Komen for the Cure Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists, P.C. SYSCO Syracuse, LLC Team Health East United Way of Central New York

$5,000 – $7,999 AJM Management, Inc. Alesco Advisors, LLC Allscripts Anesthesia Group, P.C. Anonymous Associates for Women’s Medicine, PLLC Beacon Federal Benefit Consulting Group, LLC Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Burns Bros Contractors Cardiovascular Group of Syracuse Carrier Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Edward Carsky CNY Family Care, LLP Diversified Therapy Eastwood Rotary Foundation First Niagara Bank Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Fust Green & Seifter, Attorneys, PLLC Heart Care Center, P.C. Johnston Paper Dr. and Mrs. Randy J. Kalish Kopp Billing Agency, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Maglione Magnetic Diagnostic Resources of Central NY Margaret and Don Martin Mohawk Hospital Equipment, Inc. Murphy & Nolan, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Panasci Practice Resources, LLC RBC Wealth Management Kathryn and Daniel Ruscitto Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Semel Siemens Industry, Inc. St. Joseph’s Imaging Associates

St. Joseph’s Medical Education Dept.

St. Joseph’s Medical Staff St. Joseph’s Medical, P.C. Syracuse Office Environments Syracuse Time & Alarm Co., Inc. Upstate Surgical Group, P.C.

$2,500 – $4,999 Amerinet Auer Family Foundation Bailey, Haskell & LaLonde Insurance Services Bankers Healthcare Group Bennetts & Huysman Architects, P.C. Bivens & Associates Architects, PLLC Dr. Jerry Brown Rick and Mary Brown Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Caputo CBD Construction, LLC Computer Related Technologies Mr. Timothy Conan Dr. Ruben Cowart Cygnus Management Foundation, Inc. Dalpos Architects & Integrators George S. and Mikell G. Deptula Mr. and Mrs. George Deptula Donald B. Barter & Associates/ Merrill Lynch Ms. Marylin Galimi Gastroenterology & Hepatology of Central New York, P.C. Henderson Johnson Co. Hiscock & Barclay, LLP Drs. Pamela Horst and Thomas Dennison ICM Controls ING Financial Advisers, LLC/ING Funds John P. Stopen Engineering L. & J.G. Stickley, Inc. Le Moyne College – Arts & Sciences Marsh USA, Inc. Dr. Laura Martin Drs. Mark McConn and Susan McConn Estate of John T. McKee Medtronic USA, Inc. National Grid Neurosurgical Associates of Central New York, LLP 33

Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. Pinckney Hugo Group Plan & Print Systems Postler & Jaeckle Corp.

Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation Print Solutions Plus, Inc. Pulmonary Health Physicians, P.C. Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ricciardi Dr. and Mrs. William Roberts Rural Metro Medical Services Sack & Associates Dr. and Mrs. Gary Schopfer St. Joseph’s Pathology, P.C. Dr. Sandra Sulik Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Thornberry Ltd. Time Warner Cable Business Class Vascular Surgeons of CNY, PLLC Welch Allyn, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Zimmerman

$1,000 – $2,499 Ahern, Murphy & Associates Dr. Anwar S. Ahmad Allied Electric Co. Americar Leasing Mr. Albert and Susan Antonini Appel Osborne Landscape Architecture Dr. and Mrs. Carl Austin Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Barter Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bell Msgr. Ronald C. Bill Mr. Joseph Bitzel Blumberg Ribner, Inc. Ms. Elisabeth M. Bolduc Ms. Mary Ann Bottar Dr. Lawrence Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cannizzaro Ms. Susan L. Chappuis Cisco Ms. Shannon Colvin Dr. Robert Constantine COR Development Company, LLC Mr. W. Carroll Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Czyz Dr. and Mrs. Edward Downing Ms. Catherine Dukat-Wilson Dupli Envelopes & Graphics EBS-RMSCO, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Ehrich Eye Surgeons of Central NY Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Falter

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fennell Dr. Joseph F. Finelli Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Drs. Paul and Carolyn Frymoyer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gonza Harris Beach, LLP Hematology-Oncology Associates Ms. N. Joan Horan Hummel’s Office Plus Ikon Office Solutions, Inc. Invacare James Square Nursing Home, Inc. Mr. Arthur A. Jutton Dr. and Mrs. Philip Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Kenien Mr. and Mrs. Russell King Ms. Mary Knepper Mr. James E. Mackin Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus Dr. Mehdi Marvasti Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mayne McKesson MDI Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mezzalingua Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mulvey Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad Nazem NEC Corporation of America Dr. and Mrs. John D. Nicholson Ted and Diane Pasinski Pevco POMCO Group Dr. and Mrs. Michael Pratts Prism Medical Company Pro Air Plus, Inc. PSS World Medical, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Rabuzzi Dr. and Mrs. Narayana Reddy Rian M. Yaffe Contributions Dr. Cami Riley and Mr. Phillip Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Rothman Mr. John Salemme Mr. and Mrs. George Schunck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scicchitano Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scuderi Dr. and Mrs. George A. Shaheen Shirley W. & William L. Griffin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Short Sirius Computer Solutions, Inc. Synthes USA Syracuse Thermal Products, Inc. T.H. Kinsella Inc.

TLC Emergency Medical Services, Inc. Estate of Clara S. Towell V.I.P. Structures, Inc. Vertex Solutions Mr. H. Edward Walker Mr. and Mrs. William J. Watt Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Wladis Law Firm, P.C. Dr. and Mrs. David Wormuth Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zawadzki Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmer

$500 – $999 S. G. Arvantides Ms. Elizabeth Bennett Mr. George Betts Ms. Nicole Blumin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boeheim Ms. Patricia A. Calpeter Mr. Peter F. Carranti Catholic Charities of Onondaga County Mr. Paul Costello Ms. Karen A. Cuipylo Curbside, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Cuttler Mr. Richard Dabrowski, Jr. Mr. Bernie Delello Ms. Lydia A. DeVeau Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. DiFlorio Ms. Kathy Dodge James B. Draveck, D.D.S., P.C. Familycare Medical Group, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fernandez Ms. Dottie Foster Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Friedman Mr. Douglas Fye Ms. Sharon Goettel Ms. Ann Gorton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grabowski Ms. Laura Gray Mr. Rosario Greco Dr. and Mrs. G. Randall Green Mr. Stewart W. Handy Ms. Dianne Harris Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmberg Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Homer Ms. Maureen Iacono Iflow Corporation Just the Right Stuff, Inc. Ms. Barbara Keith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Kelley, Jr. Ms. Stacy D. Keppler

Dr. Jeffrey Kirshner Lake Country Dental Ms. Catherine LeMura J. Richard Lesch, D.D.S., P.C. Ms. Mary Luziani Dr. and Mrs. John Marangola Mr. and Mrs. George J. Markowitz Ms. Diane Mazza Ms. Michele Mecomonaco MediaMarCon Meggesto, Crossett & Valerino, L.L.P. Mrs. Anne L. Messenger Ms. Katherine J. Mueller Mr. Martin Mulderig Mr. Mark Murphy Ms. Kimberley Murray New Country Dental Group, P.C. Dr. Vanlinh Tien Nguyen Mr. Jamie Nicolosi Dr. Katiuschka Nunez Willoughby One Commonwealth Associates, LLC Onondaga Flooring, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joel Potash Ms. Jill Potter Ms. Rose Ann Procopio Mrs. Susan Riley-Waldron Mr. Gregg Rinaldi Ms. Jamla M. Rizek Mr. Michael J. Salamone Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Scanlon Mr. Mike Scherr Ms. Christine Schrank Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shaffer Dr. Hassan S. Shukri Signage Systems Dr. and Mrs. Russell Silverman Mr. Chris Snow Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stark, Jr. Ms. Mary Studdiford The Summit Dental Group, P.C. Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Temes Ms. Nancy Thompson Ms. Tara J. Tifft Carol and Robert Triggs Ms. Maureen K. Tuck Mrs. Mary Ann Wafer Mr. Adan Warfa Mrs. Deborah Welch Ms. Elizabeth J. Wise

$250 – $499 Mr. David M. Abell Ms. Melissa Allard Ms. Christine Aris Ms. Laura Arndt Arthritis Health Association, PLLC Auburn Memorial Hospital Ms. Debra Bailey Ms. Susan L. Baldacci Mr. Brian Barboline Mr. Steven Barlow Ms. Gayle Bero Biogenic Dental Laboratories Mr. Joshua H. Blodgett Ms. Leslee Boissy-Weatherup Ms. Leanne Bowers Ms. Polly Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bowhall Ms. Eleanor Braun Mr. and Mrs. Larry Briest Mr. Joseph J. Burdick Mr. Bob Busko Camillus Dental Associates Dr. and Mrs. Emanuel Campanile Ms. Lola Caputo Mr. Daniel Carelli Mr. Jay V. Casper, Jr. Ms. Rick Castle CB Richard Ellis Central New York Community Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Charles Charles T. Sitrin Health Care Center, Inc. Ms. Cynthia Cheney Choice Family Dentistry & Dentures Dr. Marisa Clifford Ms. Diane Coogan Mrs. Linda Corrigan Mr. Duane Crapser Ms. Marlene Crockford Ms. Michelle Cusimano Ms. Gina Cusworth Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dabrowski Dr. and Mrs. John A. D’Addario Mr. Anthony W. D’Angelo John T. Damiano, D.D.S. John and Andrea Danial Mrs. Mary Davis Mr. Arthur DeGirolamo Dr. Denise Deppoliti Dermatologic Cosmetic Laboratories, Ltd

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Ms. Tamela DeSimone Mr. Joseph N. DiRienzo Ms. Jodi M. Donahue Ms. Kathy Donlick Ms. Barbara L. Dougherty Eastwood Litho, Inc. Edco Sales, Inc. Ms. Carolyn J. Eich Ms. Mary Clare Ehde Karl and Patricia Engelbrecht Ms. Mary H. Esposito Honorable Joseph Fahey and Ms. Terri Bright Ms. Diana Farneti Mr. Mike Fifield Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finn Mr. Doug Firpo Mr. John Flask Mr. Kevin Flegal Mr. Carl Foriero Ms. Gloria Fox Francis House Ms. Nancy Frazier Ms. Nancy J. Galipeau Mr. Fred L. Galletti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Geglia Ms. Virginia G. Giarusso The Gifford Foundation Ms. Anne Grande Dr. and Mrs. Seth S. Greenky Ms. Kathleen Groesbeck Mr. Evan Scott Gross Mr. Mark Gwozdecky Mr. Gene Hares Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hay Dr. David G. Heisig Mr. Vance T. Hellwig Mr. and Mrs. James N. Hettler Ms. Marilyn Higgins Ms. Sheryl High Mr. David T. Himiak Ms. Regina Hoag Dr. Stephen D. Hoag Ms. Joyce Howden Dr. Lynne A. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Hunt Ms. Colleen Hyland Ms. Tacy Jenkins Mr. Kevin Jobsky Ms. Denise Jochem-Robertson Mr. Donald Kates Ms. E. Zoe Keeler Mr. Charles A. Keller, Esq. Mr. Christopher Keppler Ms. Mary King

Mr. and Mrs. John Kinsella Ms. Jennifer Krafft Ms. Olga Kravitz Ms. Karin M. Kurtz Ms. Karen LaFrance Ms. Lisa D. Laribee Ms. Nancy Laufer Ms. Teresa M. LaValle Ms. Erin F. Lennon Ms. Nicole Lesperance Ms. Allison Lewis Mr. Howard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Louise Dr. Maria Lucia Lyons Dentistry Dr. John A. Lyons Ms. Judith Martineau Mr. Gary Mayne Dr. Jennifer McCaul Mr. Michael McDermott Mrs. Ruth M. McInerney Mr. Ronnie A. McIntyre, Jr. Dr. Kristen McNamara Dr. Betsy McNany Ms. Cindy Merchant Ms. Theresa Meyers Ms. Margaret Mills Mr. Sean Mills Ms. Teresa Moroz Ms. Catherine Mucenski Ms. Colleen Mulvaney Ms. Leah Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Murphy MVP Health Plan, Inc. Ms. Pamela Netti Ms. Sharon Neuman Dr. Elizabeth Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Nicoletti Ms. Denise Nolan Dr. and Mrs. John P. O’Brien Ms. Paula O’Brien Dr. Francis O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Panzetta Estate of Anna Pawlikowski Mrs. Shirley Pease Mr. John L. Petrelli Ms. Deirdre P. Pierce Ms. Janice Pierson Mr. Curtis Pollard Ms. Cathy Ponto Ms. Valerie Potash Ms. Karen A. Potter Ms. Kay Powell Ms. JoAnne Priest Pro-Tel Properties, LLC

Ms. Nancy Purdy QPK Design Mr. and Mrs. James Quigley, Jr. Ms. Claudia Rayome Dr. Lawrence Reiter Ms. Laura K. Richards Mr. Gary Richter Mr. William Riggall Ms. Jan Robertson Mr. John Taylor Rosier Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rossetti Ms. Jennifer Ryfun Mr. Alfonso Salemi Mr. John S. Sanborn Mr. Thomas Sandford Mr. Roger J. Sanford Dr. Bonnie P. Santos Ms. Milena Schir Mrs. Michelle L. Schmidt Mr. Frank V. Servadio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Shannon Mr. Steven J. Shih Dr. Bharathi N. Shivanand Ms. Lisa Slade Ms. Deborah Smith Ms. Dawn M. Smith-Zellar Dr. Jeffrey Sneider Ms. Judy Sokolowski St. Camillus Residential Health Care Facility Ms. Karen St. Hilaire Mr. Steve St. Onge Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Staunton Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Steigerwald, III The Honorable and Mrs. Glen Suddaby Mr. and Mrs. Peter I. Taylor Ms. Mary Teske Mrs. Cheryl Thomas Ms. Karen Thomson Ms. Sarah Tubbert Dr. and Mrs. James Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Jit Turakhia Ms. Kathleen Turo University Dental Associates, LLP Ms. Kristie Valentino Ms. Chris Vona Mr. and Mrs. David Wall Mr. Chad Wallace Mr. Jason R. Warner Dr. and Mrs. Robert Weiss Mr. Jeffrey Wentworth Mr. and Mrs. T. Brendan Whelan Mr. Andrew L. Whipple

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wojcik, Jr. Ms. Meghan Wright Ms. Lillian Zongrone

$249 and below Ms. Deborah Abbatiello Dr. Jake Abbott Vakil Abdullayer Ms. June Abel Mr. Mohamed Aboubaker Ms. Tiffiany Abruzzese Ms. Maudine Acevedo Ms. Sandra L. Acevedo Mr. James Achuil Ms. Natisha Adair Ms. Susan E. Adams Ms. Stacey Adamy Ms. Maria Agosh Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Agresti Airside Technology Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Alaimo Ms. Alicia Alampi Ms. Alisa Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Albrigo Mr. and Mrs. William Alden Alderman and Alderman Ms. Jacqui Aldinger Ms. Susan M. Aldrich Ms. Gloria Alexander Ms. Mary Emily Alibrandi Dr. Hani Alkhouri Ms. Lois D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allhusen Osama A. Almasri Ms. Karen Alsever Drs. Maritza Alvarado and Andrew Knoll Mrs. Joann Amaral Ms. Denise Amigh Mr. John Andersen Ms. Anita Anderson Mr. John R. Anderson Ms. Mary Andriello Mr. Russell Angelo Ms. Jeanette S. Angeloro Ms. Christine L. Angiolillo Ms. Josephine M. Anthony Mr. Andrew C. Antil Mr. and Mrs. James N. Antonacci, Jr. Ms. Roslyn B. Antonacci Mrs. Carolyn Araujo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Aravantinos

Ms. Antoinette Arcuri Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arkinson Ms. Shellie Armstrong Ms. Elizabeth S. Arner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Arnold, Jr. Ms. Mardi Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arnow Assante Design, Inc. Mr. Thaddeus J. Astemborski Auburn Post Office Employees Ms. Monica Aungier Ms. Christine Austin Ms. Kathy Austin Mr. Matthew Auwae Ms. Melissa Avery Ms. Flora Ayobo Ms. Cheryl A. Backman Ms. Donna M. Baclaski Ms. Beverly Baker Mr. Scott Baker Dr. and Mrs. Malur R. Balaji Ms. Angela Baldini Mr. Dennis R. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Baldwin Ms. Yowali Balume Mr. Ross Barbarino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barone Mr. Robert Barraco Ms. Susan M. Barrett Ms. Judith Barry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barry Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Bart Ms. Olga Bartley Ms. Judith Basar Ms. Lynn Basile Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bastable Ms. Margaret Bates Ms. Anne E. Baty Ms. Christine Baughman Ms. Susan M. Baum Ms. Jan Bauman Mr. Thomas Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Beagle Beak & Skiff Apple Farms, Inc. Ms. Kathleen A. Beard Ms. Stephanie Beard Mr. James Beardsley Mr. Bernie Beck Ms. Jo-Ann A. Beckwith Mrs. Mary T. Beddard Ms. Darlene D. Beeman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beers Ms. Michelle Belden Ms. Amanda Belisle 35

Ms. Erin Bell Ms. Gwynne S. Bellos Mr. Arthur W. Bender Mr. Brian Benedict Ms. Margaret S. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett Ms. Marie Bennett Ms. Sandra Bennett Mr. Chip Bercier Mr. Thomas Berdan Ms. Elizabeth Bergstraesser Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berman Ms. Catherine Bertini Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bertram Ms. Charlotte R. Bessee Ms. Linda Betley Mr. and Mrs. David P. Betti Mr. Antonio Bianchetti Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biasi Ms. Nancy Bibbens Mr. Joseph Bick Ms. Amy L. Bidwell Ms. Danielle M. Bieling Ms. Maureen Bigness Mr. William Billy Ms. Tammy Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Bird Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bisesi Ms. Mary Bishop Ms. Elizabeth Bistrovich Ms. Debby Bittel Ms. Melanie Bixby Ms. Pamela Blair Ms. Susan Bland-Medicis Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bleskoski Ms. Patricia J. Bliss Ms. Denise Blowers Ms. Wendy K. Bodnar Ms. Maureen Bogardus Ms. Pamela Bogdan Ms. Louise Bogett Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Bolster Mr. Mauricio Bonifacio Ms. Pamela Bonvouloir Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borer Mrs. Geraldine Bornbusch Ms. Anne Bosco Ms. Lily Boskovski Ms. Susan Bottino Mr. Nick Bouchard Ms. Jaynee R. Boucher Ms. Linda M. Bougus Dr. John Bowen Mr. Douglas B. Bower Ms. Christine Bowers

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowers Ms. Denise Bowles Ms. Regina L. Bowles Mr. Ronald D. Bowman Ms. Sherry Bowman Ms. Shirley J. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Boyea Ms. Jill Boyer Mr. Ronald Boyer Ms. Nancy A. Boyke Ms. Easter Bradford Mr. Donald H. Branche Mr. Matthew R. Brand Ms. Edith Brant-Burdekin Ms. Cynthia A. Braunmueller Ms. Susan L. Bravos Mr. Timothy Brayman Ms. Ann Brazell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breen Ms. Lynn V. Breitlow Mr. Brian Brennan Ms. Deborah A. Brennan Ms. Mary Brice Mr. and Mrs. John F. Briggman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Brislin, Jr. Ms. Grace Bristol Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Mr. Michael Brochowicz Mr. Michael Broeker Ms. Joyce Brooks Ms. Margaret I. Brooks Ms. Phyllis D. Brooks Ms. Stacey Brooks Ms. Bridget Brotzki Ms. Cheryl M. Brown Ms. Elizabeth A. Brown Honorable and Mrs. Harold C. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Kathleen M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brown Ms. Laurie Brown Ms. Michelle Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brown Ms. Yolanda C. Brown Ms. Susanna Brown-Cook Ms. Irmina Brown-Paul Mr. Robert Brunette Ms. Rebecca Bruno Ms. Kimberly Brunson-Williams Mrs. Julia D. Bubnack Mrs. Regina Bubnack Ms. Margaret M. Buckingham Ms. Heather Bulla Ms. Dawn Bullett

Ms. Kathleen Bullion Ms. Amber Bunaisky Mr. and Ms. Vernon P. Bunn Mr. Timothy Burback Ms. Patricia D. Burke Ms. Susan Burke Mr. William J. Burke Ms. Anne Burns Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Burns Mr. Joy Burns Ms. Mary Burns Ms. Mary Jo Burns Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burns Mrs. Patricia A. Burton Ms. Kimberly A. Bush Ms. Marce C. Bush Ms. Elaine M. Busher Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Buzzelli Ms. Julia Byrne Ms. Mary Byrne C&S Companies C.O.M.B.O. Local 3829 C.R. Fletcher Associates Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Cahalane Ms. Lizbeth Caiello Ms. Sharon Calabria Jean L. Calcagino Colleen, Corie, Kristina, and Caroline Callahan Ms. Ellen M. Callahan Culver Cambareri & Cambareri, LLP Ms. Mary J. Campbell Ms. Melissa A. Campbell Ms. Sue Candee Ms. Theresa Canestrare Mr. David Capella Ms. Regina Capella Mr. Mark H. Capozzella Mr. Ronald A. Capozzi Mr. David Capriotti Ms. Libby Capriotti Ms. Linda M. Capurso Mr. Rocco J. Carbone Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Card Ms. Samantha Cardinell Care Improvement Plus Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred Carey, III Car-Freshner Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Carlino Ms. Linda L. Carlisle Pete and Mary Beth Carmen Mrs. Georgianna Carney Ms. Rachel Caron Mr. Philip Carrieri

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Carroll Mr. Mark Carter Ms. Ruth Carter Ms. Judy Carulli Ms. Cecilia Caruso Ms. Jessica Caruso Ms. Marie L. Casavant Ms. Bethany M. Case Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Case Ms. Beverly Caskinette Ms. Georgia Caskinette Ms. Elizabeth Cassant Ms. Joan Cassant Ms. Donna Cassidy Mr. Michael S. Castner Dr. and Mrs. Luis Castro Mr. Brian A. Caswell Cavalry Veterans of Syracuse – Troop D and Troop K Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Cavanagh Mr. John Cavender Mr. Antonio Cedeno Mr. Alfred Cehfus, Jr. Mrs. Josephine Celio Ms. Michele Centolella Mr. Dino Centra, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Certo Mr. Arthur Chalupnicki Dr. and Mrs. Brian Chanatry Ms. Joyce Chapman Mr. Paul F. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman Ms. Michelle Chase Yuwen Chen The Chestnut Hill School Mrs. Elaine M. Chiasson Ms. Lacey Chiasson Mr. Andy Childs Ms. Jeanna Childs Deng Chol The Estelle Checrallah Living Trust Mr. Kenneth J. Chrestler, Jr. Mr. Edward Christensen Ms. Anne Christopher Ms. Kristen Chrysler Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Cicci Ms. Elaine B. Cieslak Dr. and Mrs. Armand Cincotta Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ciotti Mr. Rick Ciotti Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Clapper Mr. Ryan Clapper Mrs. Louise C. Claps Ms. Dianne S. Clark Ms. Janice H. Clark

Ms. Kelly A. Clark Mr. Tim Clark Mr. Timothy Cleary Mr. John Clemente Ms. Myra Clemente Clifford R. Gray, Inc. Ms. Christina Closson-Rivera Mrs. Ruth Clough CNY Diagnostic Imaging Associates Mr. Eugene Coates Mr. Benjamin Coffin Ms. Joanne Colasanti Ms. Carol Cole Ms. Carolyn A. Cole Ms. Linda J. Cole Ms. Grace Colella Ms. Isha M. Coleman Mr. Thomas G. Colling Ms. Erica Collins Ms. Fiorina Colosi Ms. Cheryl J. Colton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Colvin Mr. Everett T. Combes Mr. Shawn Comer Dr. and Mrs. Arland H. Compton, Jr. Ms. Susan B. Comstock Ms. Kim Conboy Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Conley Ms. Kathleen M. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Martin Connor Mrs. Carolyn Connors Ms. Kathryn Contos Ms. Susan Converse Ms. Kathleen Cook Ms. Maureen Cooke Mr. Stephen R. Cooke Ms. Cynthia Cooper Mr. Gerald Cooper Mr. Mark Cordori Ms. Gladys Cornish Ms. Teresa Corrigan Ms. Jennifer Cortese Ms. Cathy Coryell Ms. Eletta Costantino Ms. Lori Anne Costello Ms. Patricia Costello Mr. Thomas E. Costello Coulter, Ventre & McCarthy, LLP Ms. Roberta L. Countryman Ms. Alexandra Coursen Mr. David A. Cowburn Ms. Kathleen Cowen Mr. Bryan Cox 36

Ms. Deborah Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Craner Ms. Jodine H. Crast Ms. Margaret K. Craven Mr. Andrew R. Crawford Creative Dental Concepts of CNY, PLLC Ms. Diane J. Crivelli Mrs. Megan C. Cross Mr. and Mrs. William Crossett Ms. Mary Crotty Ms. Natalina Crouse Ms. Angela Crowley Ms. Beth A. Currado Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Curran Ms. Kelly Currie Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Currier Mr. Kenneth Curry Mr. and Mrs. John P. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Cusano Ms. Angela Cuskey Ms. Aida Custodio Ms. Adele M. Cutrone Ms. Julie Cyr Ms. Martha Czaplicki Reverend Joshua M. Czyz Ms. Susan Dabrowski Ms. Olasumba Dada Gyan Dahal Ms. Debra D’Alfonso Ms. Jennifer Daniels Ms. Denise Dann Mr. Salvatore Danna Ms. Holly L. Darling Ms. Laura B. Darling Ms. Amanda D’Auria Mr. Richard Dausman Mrs. Sandra Davies Mr. Dale Davis Mr. and Mrs. Neil Davis Ms. Patricia Davis Ms. Debra Day Mr. Donald Day, Jr. Mr. Geoffrey Day Mr. Guillermo de los Santos Ms. Shirley De Neve Ms. Patricia H. DeFerio Ms. Joan DeJohn Ms. Mary W. Delehanty Mr. and Mrs. John D. Deleo Ms. Marian E. DelGobbo Ms. Clarissa DeLong Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. DeLucia Mr. Eric DeMarche Mr. Philip DeMatteo

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Demellier, Jr. Ms. Anna Maria Demko Mr. Mike Demmerle Ms. Rose Marie Demperio-Zullo Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dempsey Mr. Mathiang M. Deng Ms. Linda Dennis Carmen Denny Mr. Albert R. Denti Ms. Jessica DeOrdio Ms. Andrea L. Derby Ms. Donna D. DeRocha Mr. Paul DeRose Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeSantis Mr. Alfonso Desiderio Ms. Judith Lynd Desio and Mr. Frank All Mr. and Mrs. James Destephano Ms. Linda Detor Ms. Lorraine Devereaux Ms. Margaret R. Devlin Dewald Roofing Co., Inc. Ms. Deborah Dewey Mr. Paul M. Dibble Ms. Kathleen Dickinson Ms. Natalie N. Dickinson Mr. Joseph Dicob Dr. and Mrs. Charles DiCosimo Robert J. Dietz, Jr., D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Santo DiFino DiLauro’s Bakery & Pizza, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Dillabough Ms. Kathy Dillman Mr. Patrick Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiLorenzo Ms. Mary I. DiLorenzo Mrs. Genevieve Dimento Dr. Vincent D. DiMento Ms. Kim Dingman Dr. and Mrs. James Dispenza Mr. and Ms. James DiStefano Mrs. Marie Dittmar Mr. David K. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dixon Mr. Michael Dixon Ms. Yvette Dixon Ms. Anne A. Dobbelaere Ms. Linda J. Dockal-LaClair Ms. Laura Dodge Robert T. Dodge, PhD, RN, ANP Ms. Kayla Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Doherty Ms. Margaret Dolan Mr. Robert Domachowski

Ms. Ruth Donaldson Ms. Cathleen Donegan Ms. Roseanne Donegan Mrs. Patricia A. Donnelly Ms. Tricia Donovan Ms. Joanne Dority Dennis and Kerry Dorsey Ms. Joann M. Dorsey Ms. Jean M. Dougherty Ms. Jennifer Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. John Downey Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Downs Ms. Kim M. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Draves Mr. Robert Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dubaniewicz Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Dubnoff Ms. Elizabeth Dudley Ms. Diane Dugan Ms. Frances H. Duggan Ms. Julie Dumas Ms. Brigid Dunn Mr. John Dunn Ms. Susan Dunn Ms. Margaret V. Durr Ms. Marie Durst Dr. and Mrs. William Dutch, Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Dwight Mr. Joseph Dwyer Ms. Mary Ann Dwyer Ms. Mary K. Dwyer Ms. Michele A. Dwyer Ms. Susan Dwyer and Mr. James Buschman Ms. Ashley B. Dyke Ms. Lisa Ebert Ms. Sharon E. Eddy Mr. Jim Egan Ms. Mary E. Egan Ms. Patricia B. Eggleston Ms. Joy Eidt Mr. Michael F. Elder Dr. Pablo R. Elizondo Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Elliott Ms. Carol J. Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Ms. Mary Ann Ellis Mr. William O. Ellsworth Elmcrest Children’s Center Ms. Roberta Emmert Mr. Willard G. Emmert Ms. Francine Emmi Employees of Children’s Division, Onondaga County DSS Mr. Michael F. Endries

St. Joseph’s Day Awards St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation paid tribute to supporters at the 21st annual St. Joseph’s Day Appreciation Breakfast held March 17, 2011, at The Genesee Grand Hotel in Syracuse. St. Joseph’s hosts the breakfast annually to recognize major supporters and advocates of the hospital. Hospital President and CEO Kathryn H. Ruscitto presented St. Joseph the Worker awards to Dr. Charles and Mrs. Kathleen Elliott and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 43/National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) Finger Lakes Chapter.

Dr. and Mrs. David Eng Ms. Joanne Engelhardt Ms. Perrine E. Engle Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Enzerillo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Epolito Ms. Deborah A. Erhardt ES-M Transportation Department EspressOasis Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Ettelson Ramanda Eudell Ms. Christine Evans

Ms. Janet Evans Mr. Kevin Evans Ms. Karen Ewald Ms. Natalie Fadden Ms. Judith Fager Ms. Theresa Faircloth Ms. Lori Falck Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Falkiewicz Ms. Colleen N. Fall Mr. and Mrs. William F. Falter, Sr. 37

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Farley Ms. Lauralee Farrar Bertram and Laurie Farrell Ms. Carol Farrell Ms. Katherine L. Farrell Ms. Beverly Fayette Ms. Valerie R. Fedele Ms. Tammy Feeney Feher Rubbish Removal, Inc. Ms. Lori Femano Ms. Janice Fenn

Ms. Sharon Ferguson Mr. Frank Ferrante Ms. Donna Ferris Mr. Erman Ferris Ms. Jeanne Ferris Ms. Patricia J. Ferro Mrs. Paula M. Fetcho Ms. Tricia Fiasconaro Ms. Ann Field Ms. Michelina Figliomeni Ms. Laurie Files

Circle of Caring This program offers several membership levels as well as a number of benefits and opportunities for recognition. In addition to being listed in the annual report and on a Donor Honor Roll in the hospital’s main lobby, members of the Circle of Caring are invited to our special St. Joseph the Worker Breakfast. In 2011, donors contributed more than $47,800 to the Circle of Caring campaign.

Circle of Excellence $10,000 and above A. John Merola, M.D.

Circle of Compassion $5,000 to $9,999

Circle of Stewardship $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Caputo Dr. Pam Horst and Dr. Tom Dennison

Circle of Service

$1,000 to $2,499

Dr. Anwar Ahmad Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Antonini Dr. and Mrs. Carl Austin Donald B. Barter Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bell Msgr. Ronald C. Bill Mrs. Mary Ann Bottar In memory of Thomas M. Bottar Dr. Jerry Brown Rick and Mary Brown Mr. and Mrs. Keith Civil Timothy J. Conan In memory of Mark Conan, III Dr. Robert Constantine Mr. W. Carroll Coyne John and Andrea Danial George S. and Mikell G. Deptula Dr. and Mrs. Edward T. Downing Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Falter Dr. Joseph F. Finelli In memory of Rose Finelli Dr. Gregory G. Kenien Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. King John and Candace Marsellus Margaret and Don Martin Dr. Mehdi Marvasti Dr. Michael and Mrs. Hasoni Pratts Dr. and Mrs. Narayana Reddy Kathryn and Daniel Ruscitto Mr. and Mrs. George Schunck Dr. and Mrs. David J. Seeley Dr. Sandra Sulik

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Ms. Barbara Finch Ms. Kathleen Findley Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerard Finn Ms. Deborah M. Finnegan Gary H. Finnerty, D.D.S., P.C. Mr. Richard Fiore Ms. Roxanna Fiore Ms. Rose M. Fiorenza Ms. Silvia R. Fiorini Ms. Alice M. Firley The First National Bank of Groton Ms. Amanda Fiscoe Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Fitzer Ms. Kathleen Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fitzgerald Ms. Kimberly J. Flaherty Dr. Ethan Flaks and Ms. Guna Romancik Ms. Heather A. Flanagan Mr. John Louis Flask Ms. Antoinette S. Flegal Mr. Larry D. Flemmings Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flintrop Ms. Lula Flucker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foley Ms. Hillary Fonseca Ms. Lori Fonseca Ms. Denise Fontaine Mrs. Cathe Forbes Mr. James F. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Forleo Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso C. Fortino Ms. Terry Foster Ms. Mary G. Foti Ms. Michelle H. Foti Mr. Robert Foucart Ms. DeAnna L. Fox Ms. Kimberly Fox Ms. Deborah Fradette Franklin Square Orthodontics, PLLC Ms. Darlyn Frass Ms. Wendy Fratto Ms. Susan Frawley Frazer School PTSO Ms. Melissa Fredericks Ms. Yolanda Freeman Fremont Bakery Mr. Mark French Ms. Maria A. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Friedman Ms. Judith Friedman Mr. David R. Frigon, Sr. Ms. Harmony M. Frigon Ms. Karen Frigon

Mr. and Mrs. David Fry Mr. Ronald S. Fudala Ms. Sarah Fudala Ms. Debra Fugitt Dale Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Fuller Fulton Savings Bank Ms. Barbara Funck Ms. Nancy Funk Mr. Benjamin S. Furqan Ms. Nancy A. Fusco Ms. Christine Gabriell Ms. Sandra E. Gaetano Ms. Maureen Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gage Ms. Amy R. Gaita Ms. Roberta Gancarz Ms. Mary Anne O. Garafalo Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Garbinski Ms. Genevieve Gardner Ms. Helga J. Garger Ms. Jennifer Garlock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrett Ms. Susanna Garrow Mr. Jack Garvey Gaylord Bros, Inc. GE Foundation Ms. Katherine Geiss Austin L. George Ms. Jennifer A. George Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gerow Ms. Cynthia Gersch-Cianfavano Ms. Marjorie Gianni Ms. Stella Gianni Ms. Michele Giarrusso Mrs. Virginia Giarrusso Mr. and Mrs. David F. Gibaud Entisar Gibreel Mr. Abdul Gilbert Mr. Kathleen H. Gilbert Ms. Randi Gilbert Ms. M. Colleen Gilchriest Ms. Kathleen Gillies Ms. Mary K. Gillis Ms. Mary Anne Gillson Ms. Deb Ginnelly Ms. Phyllis A. Girvan Ms. Michelle Glaski Ms. Christa Glazier Ms. Sara Gleasman-DeSimone Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Gleeson Ms. Jodi Glinecki Ms. Ann Gloska Zarkpa Glotto Mr. and Mrs. Robert Godsen

Ms. MaryAnn M. Goe Ms. Laureen Goettel Mr. and Mrs. Martin Golanka Ms. Beth Goldberg Ms. Shirley A. Golden Ms. Monika Golebiowska-Dal Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Golomb Ms. Jacquelyn Gonza Ms. Joanne Gonzalez Ms. Linda Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Goodison Mrs. Jeanne Marie Goodman Mr. Kevin Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Gordon Ms. Elizabeth A. Gorski Ms. Dana Gosson Ms. Diane Gould Ms. Anne M. Gowin Mr. Francis Gozzi William A. Graber, M.D., P.C. Ms. Joanne M. Graceffo Ms. Donna M. Graczyk Ms. Gail L. Graff Ms. Renee Granato Ms. Lisa Graniero Mr. Michael Graniero Mr. Alonzo Grant Mr. Lawrence Anthony Graser Mr. Donald N. Gray Ms. Catherine Greacen Ms. Susan Green Dr. and Mrs. Gary S. Greenberg Ms. Benna Greenfield Mr. James Greenwood Dr. Beverly Gregory Ms. Elvira Grella Mr. Gary Grella Ms. Amy Gressler Mr. Robert Griffin Ms. Diane V. Griger Mr. Michael A. Grobsmith Ms. Michelle Grobsmith Ms. Meg Gross Mrs. Betty M. Grote Mr. Bruce M. Groth Mr. David Grygiel Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gryzlo Ms. Deborah Guancial Ms. Jennifer Guerin Mr. Antonio V. Guerrero, Jr. Ms. Rosalinda C. Guerrero Ms. Tamara Guinta Ms. Carey M. Gupta Lyudmila Gura

Ms. Mary Guyder Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Guzman Ms. Barbara Haag Ms. Mary Hagen Ms. Timothy Hague Ms. Joanne Hahn Ms. Kristine Hall Ms. LouAnn Hall Ms. Maggie Hall Dr. Matthew Hall Ms. Loreen Hamann Ms. Lynn Hamilton Mrs. Dawn E. Hammat Ms. Lynette Hancock Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Stewart F. Hancock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Hanlon Ms. Sonya B. Harding Mr. Donald C. Hardy Ms. Susan G. Hardy Ms. Dorothy Hares Dr. and Mrs. William Harmand Ms. Sabrina Harmatuk Ms. Jeanne C. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harney Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Harrington Mr. Timothy Harrington Ms. Dawn Harris Ms. Dolores Harris Ms. Rita Harris Ms. Margaret Harrison Ms. Bridget-ann Hart Ms. M. Virginia Hart Mrs. Molly A. Hart Mrs. Nancy B. Hartel Ms. Jennie Hartfield Ms. Susan Harvey Mr. John J. Haupt Mrs. Catherine Hayden Ms. Katherine Hayes Ms. Elahnna Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Healy, Jr. Ms. Carrie Heaphy Ms. Sarah Heath Ms. Kristen Mucitelli-Heath Ms. Lynne Heaviside Ms. Nadine Heberger Dr. Richard Hehir Ms. Kellie Heiselman Ms. Helen Hemings Ms. Barbara Henchen Ms. Melissa Henderson Ms. Patricia S. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Henderson

Mr. Shawn Henderson Mr. Jonathan Henry Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Henry Ms. Vera Herasymovych Mr. Greg Herbert Dr. John C. Herrman Ms. Mary Lu Hess Ms. Stacy Hessler Ms. Lori Higgins Mr. Al Highducheck Reverend and Mrs. Stewart Hild Ms. Linda Hillenbrand Ms. Kristen Hines Mr. Joseph Hipius Ms. Jennifer Hirsh Ms. Denise Hiser-Ruddick Ms. Mary Hlad Mr. Greg Hmiel Ms. Beverly B. Hogan Mr. Thomas Hogan Ms. Deborah Hohl Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Holland Ms. Kara Hollenbeck Ms. Ruth N. Holliday Ms. Carol Holt Ms. Mark Holt Mr. Jeffrey Hood Mrs. Judy Hooper Mr. Stephen Hoosock Ms. Deborah J. Hopkins Mr. Hann Horn Horowitch Family Foundation Ms. Jennifer L. Hosler Hospice of CNY Mr. Joseph Hotchkiss Ms. Pamela B. Houck Ms. Constance Hourihan Ms. Julie House Ms. Susan House Ms. Elizabeth M. Howard Ms. Karen M. Howard Ms. Agnes Howe Ms. Melanie H. Howell Ms. Amanda R. Howland Mr. Kevin Howland Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Huber Mr. Peter L. Hudson Ms. Wandalee Hughes Mr. Richard Hughs, Jr. Ms. Kelley Hulihan Mr. Kevin E. Hulslander Ms. Karen Hunt Ms. Patricia Hunt Dr. Peter and Mary Huntington Ms. Linda C. Hurley 39

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hurley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hurst Ms. Donna L. Hussar Mberwa Hussin Ms. Ronda Huston Ms. Mary Huxford Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Ianno Ms. Jaclyn Iasnik Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Impaglia Ms. Mary Indick Ms. Lorri Ingison Ms. Kathleen Ingram International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 62 Ms. Giovanna Isgro Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Isgro Mr. Finka Ivanova Mr. Sidney J. Ivory J&A Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Mr. Kenneth Jackson Ms. Virginia M. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Jacobs, Jr. Ms. Ann Jamison Mr. Robert Janowski Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Janvrin, Jr. Ms. Georgianna Javier Mr. Walt Jaworsky JE Medical Center Ms. Penny Jemola Ms. Susan Jenks Ms. Helen H. Jennings Ms. Margaret M. Jevis Taryn Smith Jirousek, DMD, P.C. Ms. Susan A. Jobson Mr. Moses K. Joh Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnsen Ms. Denise Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Ms. Kathy Johnson Dr. Margaret M. Johnson Ms. Meghan Johnson Mr. Michael P. Johnson Ms. Patricia O. Johnson Ms. Yvonne T. Johnson Ms. Jennifer Johnstone Mr. Harry A. Jones Mr. Peter Jones Mr. Randolph Jones Mr. Derek C. Jorden, Jr. Joseph A. Cimino Food Brokers, Inc. Ms. Joan E. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Judge Ms. Sue Judge Mr. Thomas W. Julian, Sr.

Mr. James Juliano Ms. Joy Jurena K&L Gates, LLP Mr. Philip R. Kadushin Ms. Karen Kalivoda Ms. Adelia S. Kania Ms. Virginia Kapusta Ms. Jilliane Karlik Ms. Amy R. Karp William H. Karp, D.D.S., P.C. Ms. Maryann Katz Ms. Ronni Ann Katzowitz Mr. Jim Kavanaugh Ms. Elaine M. Kazakis Ms. Joan Keefe Ms. Susan E. Keefe Ms. Joan B. Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelleher The Keller Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keller Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Kelley Mr. Grant Kelley Mr. Thomas S. Kelso Mr. William A. Kemp Ms. Pam Kennedy Ms. Dolores M. Kernan Mr. and Mrs. F. Philip Kessler, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Kessler Mr. Philip C. Khairi Mr. and Mrs. Norbert A. Kieffer Ms. Susan Kielb Mr. Michael Kieloch Ms. Jeanne L. Kiesinger Mr. Jung Kim Ms. Lorraine F. Kimmerle Ms. Nancy King Ms. Sara King Ms. Sylvia R. King Mr. Thomas J. King Ms. Valerie King Mr. Tom Kinney Ms. Joan Kinsella Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kirk Ms. Sadie Kirkendall Ms. Lisa Klapan Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt Structural Engineers Mr. Jordan M. Kligerman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Klobus Mr. Kyle A. Klobus Ms. April Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Knittel Mr. Charles R. Kobuszewski Ms. Ann Marie Kogut Ms. Kate Kohler

Ms. Cynthia Kolis Mr. Walter Kolodziey Ms. Audrey Komorek Ms. Alice Konkol-Wilbur Mr. Robert Kosinski Mrs. Marianne Koslowski Ms. Joanne Kottage Mr. Richard D. Kovar Mr. Christopher Kowal Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Kowalski Mr. Christopher J. Kozma Ms. Janice M. Kozma Ms. Margaret Kozsan Mr. and Mrs. David Krathwohl Ms. Melissa Krausnick Ms. Joyce M. Krichbaum Mr. Joe Kroes Ms. Suzanne K. Kroth Ms. Nancy Krupka Ms. Susan A. Krzyzak Mr. Herbert Kuehne, USAR Ms. Margaret Kufel Ms. Sharon Kurgan Ms. Apinya Kurtzworth Ms. Jean LaBarge

Mr. Kevin LaBarge Ms. Lori LaBarre Ms. Kathy Labulis Ms. Katie Lacey Mr. Ron Lachut Ms. Carolyn Lafaver Ms. Susan Lafaver Ms. Kristen LaForte-Spoon Ms. Debra Laframboise Ms. Lynn M. LaFrance Ms. Teresa Lagalante Ms. Jessica LaGrow Mr. and Mrs. John Lallier Ms. Susan J. Lamanna Ms. Tiffany K. LaMarca Ms. Michelle Lamb Ms. Sharon Lampert Ms. Robin Landers-Pignatti Ms. Dorie Landreth Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Lane Ms. Shirley T. Lange Ms. Deena Lankenau Mr. Sam J. Lanza Dr. Kathleen LaParne Ms. Kelly LaRocca Ms. Nikky Lasinski

Ms. Margaret M. Laufer Ms. Joanne LaVigne Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lavine Ms. Lorraine Lawrence Mr. Michael Lawrence Ms. Amy LeClair Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. LeClair Ms. Vonn Y. Lee Ms. Deborah Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leisner Mr. Lawrence Lemanczyk Ms. Virginia R. Lemon Ms. Bertha Lengauer Ms. Lynn Leo Ms. Cathy Lewin Ms. Judith M. Lewis Mr. Ralph Lewis Mr. Roy V. Lewis Mr. Dominic Liberati Mr. Mike Licciardello Mr. Carlos Lind Ms. Catherine Lindberg The Lindsay Family Ms. Barbara E. Lingo Mr. Mike Link

Ms. Joyce Linnenbach Ms. Beth Lipke Ms. Gretchen Lipp Ms. Linda Liszka Ms. Dawn Litherland Ms. Flora Lively Ms. Nancy Livermore Liverpool Public Library Ms. Jeanette Loftus Senator and Mrs. Tarky Lombardi, Jr. Ms. Gail M. Longcore Ms. Jane Longo Ms. Joan M. Longo Dr. and Mrs. Alfredo Lopez Ms. Rita C. Lopresti Mrs. Elizabeth Loran Ms. Joni M. Lore Ms. Lisa M. Losito Harry and Anne Louise Ms. Sandra Lovelace Mrs. Mae Loveland Mrs. Rita Lowry Ms. Susan Loysen Mr. Dhal Lual Mr. and Mrs. Todd J. Luchsinger

Ms. Kimberly L. Luckette Ms. Mary Jane Luke Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Lum Ms. Margaret M. Luongo Ms. Jeanine Luzzi Mr. Ralph Lyboult, Jr. Mrs. Donna J. Lynch Mrs. Jane S. Lynn Lynn Law Firm, LLP Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lysack M. Lemp, Inc. Ms. Sarah MacDowell Ms. Jennifer K. Machmer Mr. Daniel Macko Ms. Norma Jean Macko Ms. Paulinna R. Macko Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Madden Ms. Faith L. Madden Madison Mutual Insurance Company Ms. Sara Madison Dr. Paul W. Madonia Dr. Margaret Madonian Mr. and Mrs. John A. Magee Ms. Susan Magee Mr. Gerald M. Mager

Walkways of Caring Three Walkways of Caring offer peaceful venues for patients and visitors. St. Francis Garden is located at the front of the hospital while Caritas Park is located in front of the College of Nursing. The Walk of Valor, at the flagpole in front of the hospital, pays tribute to veterans, reservists and active military personnel.

Inscribed bricks and benches honor personal heroes and departed loved ones. In 2011, more than $12,000 was raised to support programs throughout St. Joseph’s network of services.

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Ms. Nancy Mahlberg Mrs. Dolores K. Maier Ms. Jan Main Mr. John Main Mrs. Patricia Major Ms. Marion Makhuli Ms. Mary Malay Mr. Thomas Malisa Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Malone Mr. John Mancini William and Bernadette Mancini Manlius Pebble Hill School Manning & Napier Foundation, Inc. Mr. John F. Mannion and Mayor Stephanie Miner Mr. Patrick Mannion Ms. Laura Maracchion Dr. Antonio V. Marasigan Ms. Lorraine R. Marinelli Mr. John Markes Ms. Lisa Markes Mr. Shawn Markes Dr. Alan Markowitz and Ms. Cathy Pollard Ms. Jeannette Marquart Marsh Mr. and Mrs. James R. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marshall Mr. Charles E. Martin Ms. Dena Martin Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Martineau Dr. Scott Martini Ms. Mahnaz Marvasti Ms. Dorothy M. Marventano Ms. Christina Mascato Mr. and Ms. Stephen R. Maser, IV Ms. Nicole A. Mason Mr. Joe Massari Ms. Emily Maston Mr. Steven P. Matarante Ms. Mary Matochik Ms. Rene L. Matthews Ms. Celestine Maurillo Ms. Christina A. May Mr. Greg May Ms. Jennifer Mayo Ms. Lise Mayo Ms. Mary Mayom Ms. Martha Maywalt Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. McAnaney Ms. Laura L. McBreairty-Pete Ms. Maureen McBride Ms. Christine McCarthy Ms. Janet McCarthy Ms. Nancy K. McCarty

Mrs. Mary T. McConnell Mr. Francis D. McCormack Ms. Diane McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. McDermott Sister Laurine McDonald Mr. Robert W. McDonough Ms. Kathleen M. McEnery Ms. Jeanne McFee Mr. and Mrs. William L. McGarry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McGarvey Mrs. Sara McGee Ms. Amy McGrath Mr. William McGrath Mr. Michael McGuirl Mr. Timothy McHenry Mr. George McKean Ms. Alice McKee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas McKnight Ms. Dorothy H. McMahon Ms. Margaret G. Meccariello Ms. Frances Meehan Ms. Norma Meeks Radhika Mehra Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meldrum Mr. William Melfi Drs. Stanley Meltzer and Patricia Randall Ms. Ann R. Melvin Mr. Edward G. Melvin Ms. Louise Menickelli Ms. Victoria Menzel Mr. and Mrs. Merino Merola, Jr. Susan Merola-McConn, M.D. Mesa of NY, Inc. Mr. David Messinger Mr. James F. Meyers, Jr. Ms. Laura Meyers Ms. Caroll A. Michaels Ms. Sharon Micho Ms. Frances E. Mickens Mr. William Midlar Mrs. Rosemary Migliore Mr. Paul Migliorisi Mr. and Mrs. Dave Milback Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Milillo Ms. Eileen M. Millard Ms. Carol A. Miller Ms. Jane A. Miller Ms. Jeanette L. Miller Ms. Kathleen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Willie Miller Ms. Joni Milliron Ms. Laura Minnoe

Ms. Deanna P. Minor Missionary Franciscan Sisters Ms. Cindy Mitchell Ms. Diane A. Mitchell Ms. LaToya Mitchell Ms. Michele T. Molinari Ms. Doreen M. Moltrup Mr. Gerald Monica Mr. and Mrs. James A. Monnat Mr. and Mrs. Dodge Monteleone Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Monz Mr. Joseph Montecalvo Gregg and Michelle Moore Ms. Margaret Moore Ms. Tonia M. Moore Ms. Anna Marie Moosbrugger Ms. Roberta Morales Judge and Mrs. Norman Mordue Mr. James J. Morelli Ms. Ann Marie Moreno Ms. Vicki Morey Ms. Bette Morgan Ms. Kathryn Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan Ms. Roni Morgenstern Ms. Patricia Morini Morningside Social Fund Ms. Melissa A. Morris Ms. M. Rita Morrissette Ms. Dyana Morrow Mr. Bryan H. Morse Teresa Zielinski Mortise Ms. Jeanne Moskal Ms. Kimberly Mowers Ms. Margit Moynihan Ms. Sara Moynihan Ms. Susan Mulcahy Ms. Melissa Muldoon Mr. Ed Mulpagano Ms. Martha E. Mulroy, Esq. Ms. Nancy K. Muncy Ms. Peggy S. Munn Ms. Carol Murnane Ms. Julie Murphy Ms. Mary E. Murphy Mr. Matthew Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Murphy Mr. Patrick Murphy Mr. Gary Murray Ms. Marla R. Murray Mr. Derrick Murry Mr. and Mrs. James Murty Mr. James Myers Ms. Joan Marie Myers Ms. Bonnie Myles 41

Mrs. Jane Naas NAPM Greater Syracuse Ms. Nancy Nardelli Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Nardone Ms. Lisa Nash Mrs. Renate Navaroli Ms. Mary Navarra Ms. Delores Neal Ms. Marjorie Neal Ms. Juliann M. Nedell Ms. Lois Needham Ms. Mary Kay Nels Ms. Vanessa Nels Ms. Elizabeth A. Nemier Ms. Donna E. Neuman New York State Department of Health Mr. and Mrs. James F. Newton Chuyen Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nicholas Ms. MariJill A. Nicholson Ms. Susan Nicholson Mr. Trent A. Nish Ms. Donene Noce Ms. Ann M. Noel Ms. Cheryl Noetscher Ms. Patricia Noll Ms. Kathy Anne Noonan Northern Oswego County Health Services, Inc. Ms. Dorothy Norton Ms. Roberta J. Novak French Mr. Isaac Ntansah-Boateng Ms. Linda Obit Ms. Danielle O’Brien Ms. Judith O’Brien Ms. Rebecca Obrist Ms. Lois M. O’Connell Ms. Joanne O’Green Ms. Margaret O’Hara Ms. Martha O’Leary Ms. Patricia O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Oliva Ms. Frances Oliva Sam and Marianne Oliva Ms. Ashante Oliver Ms. Kelie I. Oliver Ms. Winifred Olmstead Ms. Linda Olmsted Ms. Mary M. Olson Ms. Irene M. Oman Omega, Inc. Mr. David Omilanowicz Ms. Joan P. Omolino Oneida Indian Nation

Ms. Patricia M. O’Neil Mrs. Stephanie O’Neil Ms. Karen O’Neill Ms. Dolores J. Oot Mr. Henry R. Oppenheimer Mr. Peter Opperman Options for Independent Living, Inc. Mrs. Michelle O’Rourke Ms. Anne J. Orr Ms. Rebecca Orzechowicz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Orzell Ms. Susan Osborne Ms. Christine M. Ostrowski Ms. Christine Osuchowski Ms. Theodora E. Owen Yaa Owusu Ms. Julie A. Ozcelebi Ms. Jill Pacholyk Mr. Joseph D. Pagano Mr. and Mrs. James Palanzi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Palma Palmerton Group Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palumb Ms. Rustina Papini Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parise Ms. Teresa P. Parke Dr. Bruce D. Parker Ms. Kelly Parker Ms. Mary Parker Ms. Suzanne E. Parker Ms. Amber Parkhurst Mr. Gennaro Parlato Ms. Assunta Pascarella Ms. Maria Pascarella Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pasqua Mr. and Mrs. Antonino Patane Ms. Charlene Patane Mr. and Mrs. Haden Patten Ms. Angelika Patterson Ms. Joyce V. Patterson Paul Clapper & Associates Ms. Maureen Paur Mr. Edward Payment Ms. Joan M. Payne Ms. Laurie Payne Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pearless Mr. Leroy Peck Ms. Robin Peck Ms. Bonnie J. Penoyer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Pensabene Ms. Carleen Pensero Ms. Rhonda Pepper Mr. Abe Pereira

Mr. Mark E. Perioli Ms. Susan H. Pernasilice Ms. Sheila A. Perrotti Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peters Mr. Douglas Peterson Ms. Mary Peterson Mr. Richard Petitto Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Petragnani Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petrie Mr. and Mrs. John Petrocci Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Petroff Ms. Barbara Petrosky Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Petruska Ms. Tina Pham Mr. and Mrs. David E. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Phelps Ms. Susan Phillips Mr. Danny Philpot Ms. Nina Phimmahom Mr. Ferdinand L. Picardi Ms. Cathleen Picarel Ms. Kathleen Piechowicz Ms. Sharon Pieper Ms. Dawn Pierce Mr. Paul Pietrantonio Ms. Amy Pine Ms. Lucritia Pine Ms. Carol A. Pinkowski Ms. Tara Pinney Ms. Doni Piper Ms. Sheila M. Piraino Mr. William J. Pitcher Ms. Maryann Platania Ms. Ann Platler Ms. Linda Platt Ms. Jean Player Ms. Maureen Polacci Mr. Thomas Polhamus, Jr. Ms. Christina Poli Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pollard Ms. Kathleen Pollastro Ms. Mary J. Pollock Mr. Edward Polly Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Pomerleau Mr. and Mrs. Rush Pond Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Ponto Ms. Tammy Ponto Ms. Dianne Poore Mrs. Beth Porter Ms. Katie Powell Ms. Susanna H. Power Ms. Marty Prater Ms. Bonnie Prevost-Limoges Ms. Colleen G. Price

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Prince, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Priozzolo, II Ms. Kathleen C. Procita Ms. Dianne Procopio Prosurance Group, Inc. Ms. Donna Proulx Ms. Jennifer Prutzman Ms. Kathleen Puerner Ms. Joanne S. Pugliese Mr. Walter Pulaski Mr. Steven J. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Pynn Ms. Tammy Pyzdrowski Ms. Debra Quay Ms. Susan Querreveld Ms. Liz Quill Ms. Kathleen J. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Quinn Ms. Dominique Racona Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ragonese Mr. John Ralph Mr. Thomas Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ramaglino Ms. Jane Ramont Ms. Shannon Ramsden Mrs. R. Linda Ranalli-Gallagher Ms. Connie Randolph Ms. Rosemarie Ranger Ms. Sonia I. Ranger Ms. Shirley Ransom Ms. Sarah Rasmussen Mr. Gregory Rathbun Ms. Stacey Raughley Ms. Janine Ravesi Mr. James Rayome Ms. Kelly Reader Ms. Rhonda Reader Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. George Reck Mr. and Mrs. John K. Reed Mr. William Regan Mr. Ryan N. Reichard Mr. Donald Reifschneider Mr. and Mrs. James Reilly Ms. Jean Reilly Ms. Susan N. Reilly Ms. Lori Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Renzi Ms. Carole A. Rerick Ms. Amber D. Restor Ms. Betsy Retchless Dr. Robert Rhodes Ms. Amy Rhone Mr. Eric T. Riccardi Ms. Jayne E. Richards

Ms. Nancy Richards Ms. M. Catherine Richardson Ms. Laurena Riedl Mrs. Rose D. Riel Mrs. Eleanor Riley Ms. June Riordan Ms. Suzanne Ritter Ms. Marissa Rivera Ms. Noreen Rix Mr. John E. Rixford Karema Rizek Ms. Jennifer Riznyk Ms. Jean Roach Ms. Katherine Robb Ms. Patricia Robbins Drs. Leo and Linda Roberge Mr. Floyd E. Roberts Ms. Karen Roberts Ms. Brittnie Robinson Ms. Pearlena Robinson Ms. Rochelle Robinson Drs. Stephen and Linda Nancy Robinson Rockdale Rod & Gun Club, Inc. Ms. Summer Rockwell Ms. Rebecca Roder Ms. Mia Rodriguez Ms. Odalys Rodriguez Ms. Katherine Roesser Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. Rogers Ms. Mary F. Rogers Ms. Denise Rojek Ms. Cheryl A. Rollin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Romano Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Romano Mr. and Mrs. Hal Romans Mr. Charles Romeo Ms. Jeanne M. Rood Ms. Lucille K. Roop Ms. Carroll Root Ms. Denise R. Root Ms. Antonietta Rosano Ms. Kimberly A. Ross Ms. Jennifer Roth Ms. Rachel Rothman Mr. Kevin P. Rourke Mr. Charles Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rouvelas Mr. Richard Rowlinson Ms. Therese M. Royal Dr. James M. Rozanski Mrs. Grace J. Roznowski Yaroslav Rubakha Ms. Christine Caldwell-Rudolph Ms. Brenda Rudy 42

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ruge Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rupp Ms. Christina Rushford Mr. Claude Russell Mrs. Maria P. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Michael Rutkowski Ms. Carol A. Ryan Ms. Kimberly Ryan Ms. Mary Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan Mr. Timothy P. Ryan Ms. Jennifer Sabatini Ms. Mary Margaret Sabel Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sacco, Jr. Ms. Ann Sadowski Mr. David A. Sadowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Salati, Sr. Ms. Susan D. Salerno Ms. Elaine M. Salmon Mr. Silvio Salvagni Ms. Michelle Salyer Mr. Kevin Sanborn Mr. Joey Santana Ms. Nanette A. Santoro Ms. Kathryn Sapp Ms. Elaine Sarem Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Satalin, Jr. Ms. Zakia Saunders Mr. Dale D. Sauro & Family Ms. Jodi Sawyer Ms. Cheryl Scaia Ms. Brenda L. Scanlon Ms. M. Kathleen Scanlon Ms. Tina Schad Ms. Catherine M. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Schaller Ms. Jacqueline Schill Ms. Judith L. Schiller Mr. Joseph Schiltz Mr. Don Schmidt Mr. Kent Schmidt Mr. David F. Schmitt Mr. Donald H. Schnackel Ms. Stacey Schneble Ms. Lorraine A. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schneider Ms. Cindy Schnur Ms. Carolyn Schnurr Mr. F. John Schoeneck, Jr. Ms. Maribeth A. Schoeneck Mr. and Mrs. John Schoenmaker, Jr. Ms. Dorothea M. Scholes Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gary Schuls Ms. Cynthia Schultz

Dr. Daniel F. Schultz Mr. Thomas A. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schutz Ms. Barbara Schwebel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwenn Ms. Laurianne Schwitter Ms. Jody Scimone Mr. John Sciuga Ms. Jessica Scott Dr. and Mrs. Carl Scruggs Ms. Patricia A. Scully Ms. Joan Seastead Ms. Linda Sees Ms. Mary Semak Ms. Cheryl Semmens Ms. Sarah M. Sempler Seneca Data Ms. Linda Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Shaffer Ms. Deborah Shanahan Ms. Laurie Shanahan Ms. Melodie Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Sharpe Ms. Julie Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Shattell Ms. Elizabeth Shea Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Sheftic Ms. Annette Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sheldon Ms. Mary Beth Sheldon Ms. Anna V. Shelley Sheridan, Edwards, French & Corso Dentists, P.C. Mr. Kurt R. Sherman Ms. Carolyn Sherwood Mr. Craig Shoebridge Ms. Elizabeth Shoff Mrs. Donna Shostack Ms. Elizabeth A. Shubsda Ms. Angeline Siebert Ms. Pamela Silfer Ms. Candice A. Silino Mr. and Mrs. Loron E. Silliman Ms. Bonnie Silva Ms. Kathye M. Silva Ms. Shirley L. Silver Mr. and Mrs. David Silverman Ms. Karen Simmons Ms. Barbara M. SimonianPalmerton Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Simons Ms. Bonnie Simson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sincebaugh Ms. Shirley Singer Skaneateles Jewelers

Ms. Joanne M. Skeval Ms. Abbie Skinner Ms. Cindy Slavinski Mr. Ralph A. Slepecky Mr. Richard Small Ms. Julianne Smart Ms. Ann Smith Ms. Arlethia Smith Mrs. Carla C. Smith Mrs. Carol Smith Ms. Carol A. Smith Ms. Cheryl Smith Ms. Danielle Smith Mr. David W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Smith, Jr. Mr. Mitchell Smith Ms. Robyn Smith Ms. Rosa Smith Ms. Shilo C. Smith Ms. Suzanne Smith Mr. Henry L. Smithers Ms. Teri Smithers Ms. Donna G. Snow Mrs. Constance Snyder Ms. Craig W. Snyder Ms. Joanne Snyder Mr. Eddie Sochia Ms. Lisa T. Soderberg Ms. Tina Sokolova Mr. Paul Sonneborn Ms. Gwen Sorber Ms. Lorraine Southworth Ms. Joanne L. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Speach Ms. Susan K. Spencer Ms. Laura A. Spicer Ms. Lynnette Spies Ms. Michelle Spinella Ms. Rosaline Spinella Mr. Salvatore Spinella Ms. Kelly Spinelli Mr. James C. Spinner Ms. Patricia Spoto Mr. Andrew Spry Mr. Mark J. Squire Mr. Mark St. John St. Joseph’s Care Management Services St. Joseph’s Clinical Learning & Resource Department St. Joseph’s Hospital St. Joseph’s Hospital ED Staff St. Joseph’s Hospital Human Resources Staff

St. Joseph’s Nets Nearly $350,000 at Annual Gala Fund Raiser St. Joseph’s Foundation hosted its annual black tie optional gala dinner dance on June 3, 2011.

The event, which netted nearly $350,000, was held at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino with a “green and silver eco-chic” theme. The theme celebrated the first stage of one of the largest green building projects in Upstate New York – St. Joseph’s emergency services building – as well as the 20th year of successful galas held to support St. Joseph’s many programs and services. Presenting sponsor was Central New York Infusion Services, LLC; gala co-chairs were Drs. Susan Merola-McConn and Mark McConn, and Dr. Alan and Mrs. Deborah Simons. Proceeds from the gala support St. Joseph’s programs and services.

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St. Joseph’s Hospital Security Department Ms. Claudine Stanley Mr. Erik L. Stannard Ms. Dawn M. Stanton Ms. Diane Stanton Ms. Arleen Stapleton Ms. Christine Stapleton Ms. Stephanie Starie Mr. Walter A. Starz Ms. Miriam A. Stauter Ms. Kristen L. Stebbins Mr. Eric G. Stephens Ms. Tabitha Stephens Ms. Terri Stevens Mr. Rosamond C. Stevenson Mr. Alvin Stever Ms. Debra A. Steves Ms. Diane Steves Ms. Michele Stiles Elena and Arthur Stipanovic Ms. Debra Stith Ms. Leslee Stivers Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stopen Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Straub Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Strempel Mr. and Mrs. Carter H. Strickland Ms. Anna Strutina Ms. Karen Stuber Ms. Joanna Stump Mr. Greg Swain Ms. Lily L. Swanson Mr. Dale Sweetland Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Swierczek Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Swimm, Jr. Ms. Bobbi Swistak Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Switzer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Switzer Syracuse University Ms. Sandi Syrko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Szombathy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Szymaniak Ms. Deborah Szymanowski Ms. Melanie Szymanowski Ms. Erma Tackman Mr. James M. Taft Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Tafuri Ms. Suzanne M. Talarico Ms. Christine M. Tancredi Ms. Lauren Tangredi Ms. Brendan Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Tansey Mr. Matt Taranto Ms. Mary Jo Tartaglia Mr. Matthew Tartaglia

Mr. George Tarter Ms. Helen R. Tassone Ms. Susan M. Tatro Ms. Debra Taylor Ms. Joann Taylor Mr. Lawrence A. Tefft Mr. Charles Terotta Ms. Tristan Tesorio Ms. Brooke Thiroux Mr. and Mrs. David W. Thomas Thomas Erie, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Justin Thomas Ms. Latoya L. Thomas Ms. Peggy A. Thomas Ms. Christina Thompson Mr. William E. Thompson Ms. Agnes J. Thomson Ms. Bridgit Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thomson Ms. Patricia A. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Thomson Mr. Michael Thornhill Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton Mrs. Susan M. Thornton Ms. Jessica Tillapaugh Ms. Karen Timmins Sister Elizabeth John Timson Ms. Colleen P. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Toomey Ms. Diane Toteda Mr. William Tourville Ms. Kim Townsend Ms. Shelley Trace Mr. Mark Tracy Mr. Michael Traino Transfiguration Roman Catholic Church Dr. and Mrs. James Traver Mr. William Traver Mr. David Treichler Ms. Madeline C. Tremblay Mr. Gregg A. Tripoli Mr. and Mrs. John H. Tromans, Jr. Ms. Jacquelin Trosky Ms. Denise Truelson Mr. and Mrs. David P. Truitt Reverend Richard G. Tucker Ms. Jacquelyn D. Turner Mr. Thomas J. Turo Ms. Paula Turtura Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler Ms. Donna Tyo Mr. Thomas E. Tyo Upstate Analytical Services, L.L.C.

Mr. John R. Urciuoli Ms. Jacqueline R. Utton Ms. Teresa Vadala Ms. Camille Valentine Ms. Sundae Valentine Valley Men’s Club, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joel F. Van Keuren Ms. Cynthia VanDerveer Ms. Jessica VanEtten Ms. Barbara Vannoy Ms. Vicki VanSlyke Ms. Frances M. Vargo Mr. Julian Vault Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Vecchio Ms. Joann Vetere Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Vincent Mr. John Vincent Ms. Monica A. Clemons-Vincent Mr. Richard B. Vincent, Jr. Mr. Arthur J. Vinette Mr. John Viola Ms. Suzanne Viola Mr. John Visco Ms. Patricia A. Vitale Mr. Andrew Von Deak Ms. Mary Jo Vona Ms. Carol Vurraro Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wadsworth Ms. Barbara Wagoner Mr. Mark Waite Ms. Susan Walburger Dr. and Mrs. Richard Waldman Ms. Constance Waldon Ms. Diane Waldon Ms. Cheri Walker Mr. John J. Walker, Jr. Ms. Tammi Walker Azizzi Waller Mr. and Mrs. David J. Walsh Dr. Kevin M. Walsh Ms. Lindsay Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Walsh William and Sandra Walsh Ms. Rita Walters Ms. Rose Walters Mr. John D. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Ware Mr. Robert J. Warguleski Ms. Laura Warner Mr. Earl D. Warren Mr. Timothy Warren Ms. Bonnie Y. Wassel Dr. and Mrs. Louis Wasserman Mr. Steven Waterman 44

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Waters Ms. Linda Waters Mr. Daniel Webb Mr. Donald A. Weber Ms. Helen Weber Ms. Juanita Webster-DeLee Mr. Fred Weeks Ms. Wendy S. Weisbrod Ms. Heather Welch Mr. Marvin J. Weldin Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Ms. Jackulyn L. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wells Mr. John A. Wells The Honorable Peter N. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells Ms. Violet R. Wells Mr. Thomas Wentworth Mr. Ernest G. Werner Ms. Donna Westerman Ms. Karen M. Whalen Ms. Rebecca Whalen Ms. Sabrina Wheat Ms. Tammy Wheat Mr. Ronald D. Wheatley Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wheaton Ms. Ann Wheelin Ms. Jeannine White Ms. Kirsten White Ms. Kathleen E. Whiting Ms. Nancy Whiting Ms. Judy Whitney Ms. Sandra Whittaker Ms. June M. Wicker Ms. Susan Wicks Mr. Neil B. Widrick Mr. Robert Wierman Ms. Helen Wilbur Mr. William N. Wildridge, III Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Wiley, Sr. Mrs. Patricia A. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Will Ms. Christine William Ms. Bethany Williams Mr. Emmanuel Williams Drs. Howard Williams and Linda Morris Sister Mary Louise Williams Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. Williams Ms. Deborah Williamson Ms. Nancy A. Willms Ms. Anne Wilson Ms. Jeff Wilson

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In memory of Michael Nolan Abrams Ms. Darlene D. Beeman In honor of Carl Adamy Ms. Stacey Adamy In memory of John Adler Mr. Peter Jones In memory of Jean Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Cicci Mrs. Louise C. Claps Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. DeLucia Elmcrest Children’s Center Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Epolito Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flintrop Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso C. Fortino Ms. Maria A. Frey Ms. Ann Marie Kogut Ms. Margaret M. Luongo Dr. Antonio V. Marasigan Ms. Lorraine R. Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Dodge Monteleone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Oliva Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pasqua Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Petragnani Ms. Rosemarie Ranger Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Speach Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Vecchio Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wadsworth Ms. Lillian Zongrone In memory of A.W. and Inez Allcon Ms. Valerie King In memory of Ronald Amigh Ms. Denise Amigh In memory of Daniel G. Angeloro Ms. Jeanette S. Angeloro

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In memory of John Basar Ms. Judith Basar

In memory of Eugene Bloom Mr. Steven Barlow

In memory of Frederick Batorski Ms. Linda Platt

In memory of L. Michael Blumin Mr. and Mrs. James Quigley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Semel

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In memory of Rita Berdan Ms. Jaynee R. Boucher Ms. Deborah Coyle Mrs. Nancy B. Hartel Ms. Winifred Olmstead

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Bonanno Ms. Angela Crowley In honor of Fatouma Booh Mr. Adan Warfa In memory of Jerome and Betty Bornhurst Mr. Robert Brunette In memory of Victoria Boskovski Ms. Lily Boskovski In memory of Thomas M. Bottar Ms. Mary Ann Bottar St. Joseph’s Hospital Security Department In memory of Dennis Bourque Ms. Robin Peck In honor of Mary Bove Margaret and Don Martin In honor of Ryan James Boyer Mr. Ronald Boyer

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In memory of Sr. Mary David Carson Mrs. Donna J. Lynch In honor of St. Joseph’s Case Management Service Ms. Mary Luziani In memory of George A. M. Cashman Mr. Philip C. Khairi In memory of Margaret M. Castle Ms. Rick Castle In memory of Semida Castro Dr. and Mrs. Luis Castro In Memory of Thomas Cavanaugh Mrs. Sharon Cavanaugh In memory of Norma Jean Cecile Wladis Law Firm, P.C. In honor of The Cedeno Family Mr. Antonio Cedeno In memory of John Celio Mrs. Josephine Celio In memory of Richard W. Chalupnicki Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allhusen Anonymous Auburn Post Office Employees Bertram and Laurie Farrell Ms. Beth Goldberg Ms. Joanne M. Graceffo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gryzlo Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Kowalski Ms. Katie Lacey Ms. Mary E. Murphy New York State Department of Health Ms. Julie Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Sheftic St. Joseph’s Hospital ED Staff Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wells In memory of Mary Ellen Chapman Mr. Paul F. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman In memory of Harvey Chase Ms. Heather Bulla In memory of James and Lillian Chetwin Ms. Jodi Sawyer

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Mr. and Ms. Vernon P. Bunn Mr. Timothy Burback C.R. Fletcher Associates Mr. Salvatore Danna Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Demellier, Jr. Ms. Francine Emmi Ms. Alice M. Firley Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flintrop Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrett Ms. Susan G. Hardy Ms. Lori Higgins Mr. Al Highducheck Mr. Kevin E. Hulslander Mr. and Mrs. F. Philip Kessler, Jr. Mr. Walter Kolodziey Ms. Shirley T. Lange Madison Mutual Insurance Company Mr. Gerald M. Mager Dr. Alan Markowitz and Ms. Cathy Pollard Mr. and Ms. Stephen R. Maser, IV Ms. Ann R. Melvin Ms. Jeanette L. Miller Gregg and Michelle Moore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Oliva Omega, Inc. Mr. John L. Petrelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pollard Seneca Data Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Szombathy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Walsh Mr. Earl D. Warren Mr. William N. Wildridge, III Ms. Anne M. Wimsatt

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St. Joseph’s Golf Classic Nets $227,206 St. Joseph’s Foundation hosted its 19th annual Golf Classic on Sept. 9, 2011, at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino. The event netted $227,206 for enhancing patient care through the support of St. Joseph’s nationally recognized programs and services. The presenting sponsor of the 2011 tournament was Franciscan Companies, an affiliate of St. Joseph’s.

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In honor of The Nedell Children Ms. Juliann M. Nedell In memory of Martha and Walter Nels Ms. Elizabeth A. Woytowicz In memory of John J. Netti Ms. Adele M. Cutrone In memory of Michael and Linda Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grabowski Ms. Sharon Micho Ms. Patricia A. Scully In memory of Jasmine Nicole Ms. Shelley Trace In memory of Judy Nies Ms. Margaret Dolan In honor of Nurse’s Day 2011 Ms. Meg Gross In memory of Eleanor O’Brien Ms. Mary Andriello Ms. Kathleen A. Beard Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ciotti Ms. Shirley De Neve Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grabowski Ms. Joan Kinsella Mr. and Mrs. Merino Merola, Jr. Ms. Dolores J. Oot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Prince, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ricciardi Mr. Lawrence A. Tefft Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Zimmerman In honor of Jim and Carole Obrist Ms. Rebecca Obrist In honor of Sister Mary Obrist Ms. Margaret M. Jevis

In memory of Jack Olmsted Ms. Linda Olmsted In memory of Charles O’Neil Ms. Anne E. Baty Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowers Ms. Regina L. Bowles Ms. Diane Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Knittel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. James A. Monnat Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Murphy Ms. Patricia M. O’Neil Ms. Kathleen Piechowicz Mr. and Mrs. John K. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Satalin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Switzer Mr. Robert J. Warguleski Mr. Robert Wierman In honor of Vincent and Helen Orzel Ms. Mary Jo Vona In memory of Ethel Ostrander Ms. Gloria Alexander In memory of Kurt Ott Wladis Law Firm, P.C. In memory of Josephine Pagano Mr. Joseph D. Pagano Ms. Teresa P. Parke Mr. and Mrs. Antonino Patane In memory of Frank and Sarah Paratore Ms. Joanne Dority In memory of Alfred and Mary Jane Parker Ms. Marian E. DelGobbo

In memory of Bernard Petrosky Ms. Barbara Petrosky In memory of Terri H. Petruska Mr. Jake Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Gordon Ms. Karen Hunt Ms. Patricia Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Petruska Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Renzi Ms. Susan M. Tatro Ms. Kathleen E. Whiting In memory of Phillips and Yerger Family Ms. Kathy Austin In memory of Danny Phillips Mr. Jim Egan In memory of Kenneth Phillips Mrs. Patricia Major In memory of Mary Pietrantonio Mr. Paul Pietrantonio In memory of David Pirong Ms. Joy Eidt In honor of Bernice Poel Ms. Doreen M. Moltrup In memory of John Poel Ms. Doreen M. Moltrup In memory of Edward L. Polly, Jr. Mr. Edward Polly In memory of John Powers William and Bernadette Mancini

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In honor of Jacob Ethan Rheaume Mr. James Rayome In memory of Dr. Jenifer Rich Ms. Elisabeth M. Bolduc In memory of Darlene Richardson Mr. Sam J. Lanza In memory of Russell K. Richer Ms. Suzanne K. Kroth In memory of Edward Richman Ms. Stacey Brooks In memory of Charles Riel, Jr. The Chestnut Hill School Ms. Mary Crotty Ms. Silvia R. Fiorini Ms. Denise Fontaine Ms. Michele Giarrusso Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Henderson Ms. Bertha Lengauer The Lindsay Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pearless Mrs. Rose D. Riel Ms. Patricia Robbins Ms. Shirley Singer In memory of William Riggall, Sr. Mr. William Riggall In memory of George and Mary Rinaldi Mr. Gregg Rinaldi In honor of Rhonda Rinaldo Ms. Kim Dingman In memory of Martha Riordan Mr. Andrew Spry

In honor of Susan K. Rourke Mr. Kevin P. Rourke In memory of Kathryn Rowbottom Ms. Amber Parkhurst In memory of Genevieve Rowley Wladis Law Firm, P.C. In memory of Joseph Rudy Mrs. Jeanette Rudy In memory of Ryan and Fetcho Family Mrs. Paula M. Fetcho In memory of Catherine Ryan Margaret and Don Martin In memory of Sr. Francis Agnes Ryan Ms. Susan J. Lamanna In memory of Mary Rybak Wladis Law Firm, P.C. In memory of William and Mary Sabel Ms. Mary Margaret Sabel In honor of Trudy Sacco Ms. Michele A. Dwyer In memory of John and Mary Alice Salanger Ms. Patricia Costello In memory of Sean Samolis Wladis Law Firm, P.C. In honor of Carolyn Sandford Mr. Thomas Sandford In honor of Floyd Sandford Mr. Thomas Sandford In memory of Marie Sauro Mr. Dale D. Sauro & Family In memory of William P. Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Scanlon In memory of Teddy Schalk Ms. Patricia O’Leary In memory of Dr. Robert Schelper Ms. Ruth N. Holliday

In memory of Carmella Scherr Mr. Mike Scherr In memory of Donna Schneble Ms. Stacey Schneble In honor of Michelle Schneider Margaret and Don Martin In memory of Dr. Ferndinand J. Schoeneck Mr. F. John Schoeneck, Jr. In memory of George Schrader Ms. Michelle Glaski In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Schramm Ms. Brenda L. Scanlon In memory of Debbie Schumaker Ms. Mary Huxford In memory of George Schumpf, Sr. Ms. Debra Quay

Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Doherty Ms. Christine Evans Mr. and Mrs. William F. Falter, Sr. Frazer School PTSO Ms. Beverly B. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hurst Ms. Lorraine F. Kimmerle Mr. Charles R. Kobuszewski Mr. Lawrence Lemanczyk Ms. Joni M. Lore Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Lum Ms. Caroll A. Michaels Mr. and Mrs. John Petrocci Mrs. R. Linda Ranalli-Gallagher Ms. Judith L. Schiller Mr. John Sciuga Mrs. Donna Shostack Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Wiley, Sr. In memory of Gerald and Catherine Simmons Ms. Deborah Guancial

In memory of John E. Scott Ms. Heather A. Flanagan

In honor of The Sisters of St. Francis Mr. Howard Lewis

In memory of Jesse Scruton Ms. Amanda R. Howland

In honor of SJHHC Employees Mrs. Linda Corrigan

In honor of Nicholas Sees Ms. Linda Sees

In memory of Anthony and Thelma Skane Ms. Marissa Rivera

In memory of Richard Segreti Mr. Steven J. Shih In honor of Walter W. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Shaffer In memory of Mary Connors Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. Martin Connor In memory of Katie Shatraw Ms. Suzanne Smith In memory of Michael J. Shelmidine Ms. Denise Johnson In memory of Victor J. Shepardson Ms. Virginia Kapusta In memory of Edward Shoebridge Ms. Jan Bauman Mr. Craig Shoebridge In memory of Adam Shostack Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Bolster Ms. Mary Burns Ms. Regina Capella Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeSantis

In memory of Jim Slattery Ms. Deborah Lehman In memory of Donna Smith Walker Ms. Carol Farrell In memory of Ellie Smith, RN Ms. Kelly Parker In memory of Sheryl Dorothy Snyder Ms. Craig W. Snyder In memory of Maria Sorbello Mr. Antonio Bianchetti Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biasi Ms. Cecilia Caruso Ms. Diane J. Crivelli Fremont Bakery Ms. Giovanna Isgro Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Isgro Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Petroff Mr. and Mrs. John H. Tromans, Jr. In memory of Robert Southard, Jr. Ms. Susan House

In memory of Betsy Griffin Sovay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harney In memory of Roy W. Spies Ms. Lynnette Spies In honor of Sister Jacqueline Spiridilozzi Mr. John Cavender In honor of the St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Emergency Room Staff Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ramaglino

In memory of Joyce Tartaglia Ms. Mary Jo Tartaglia In memory of Eleanor Tenney Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Downs In honor of Donna J. Thomas Ms. Christina Rushford In memory of Richard and Joan Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Justin Thomas In memory of Charlotte G. Thompson Mr. William E. Thompson

In memory of Thelma Starling Ms. Arlethia Smith

In memory of Helen Tierney Mrs. Mae Loveland

In memory of William W. Stauring Workers United Local 1822

In memory of Mary and Paul Tindall Ms. Kathryn Morgan

In memory of Ann Stemmler Ms. Patricia A. Calpeter

In memory of Dr. John Tinervia Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wojcik Jr.

In honor of Keri Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schutz

In honor of Bob Triggs Carol and Robert Triggs

In memory of Elizabeth Stever Mr. Alvin Stever

In memory of James and Agnes Tuck Ms. Virginia G. Giarusso

In memory of Myron, May and Sharon Stivers Ms. Leslee Stivers In memory of Ruth Studdiford Ms. Apinya Kurtzworth Ms. Jean Reilly In honor of Gloria Sulik Dr. Sandra Sulik

In memory of Philip A. Tully Ms. Maureen Bogardus In memory of Francis E. Turo Ms. Kathleen Turo In honor of Loretta C. Turo Ms. Kathleen Turo

In memory of Mary Swinsick Ms. Susan M. Aldrich

In memory of Shirley VanBeschoten Wladis Law Firm, P.C.

In memory of Mary and Dan Taber Mrs. Elizabeth Loran

In honor of Elaine and Rodney VanEtten Ms. Jessica VanEtten

In memory of Ronald and Frances Tanner Mrs. Mary T. Beddard

In memory of Margaret Vault Mr. Julian Vault

In honor of Ann Tanny Hass Ms. Lorraine A. Schneider In memory of Debra Tanous Ms. Judith Lynd Desio and Mr. Frank All In memory of Walter and Helen Tansey Mr. John Salemme In memory of Kevin L. Tansey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Tansey 50

In memory of Ann Marie Verostek Ms. Kathleen Bullion Ms. Dawn Harris Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Ponto In memory of Phyllis Vincent Wladis Law Firm, P.C. In honor of Albert Viola, Sr. Mr. John Viola In memory of Maria Visco Houck Mrs. Molly A. Hart

In memory of Joanne Paino Walker Mr. H. Edward Walker In memory of William F. Walsh Alderman and Alderman Mr. Dennis R. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Bart Beak & Skiff Apple Farms, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berman Ms. Linda M. Bougus Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Boyea Ms. Lynn V. Breitlow Ms. Margaret I. Brooks Honorable and Mrs. Harold C. Brown, Jr. Mr. William J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Buzzelli C&S Companies Colleen, Corie, Kristina, and Caroline Callahan Cambareri & Cambareri, LLP Cardiovascular Group of Syracuse Pete and Mary Beth Carmen Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Carroll Cavalry Veterans of Syracuse – Troop D and Troop K Central New York Community Foundation, Inc. CNY Family Care, LLP Mr. Benjamin Coffin Mr. Shawn Comer Ms. Kathleen M. Connor Mr. and Mrs. John P. Curtin Mr. Albert R. Denti Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Dillabough Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dixon Dennis and Kerry Dorsey Ms. Joann M. Dorsey Ms. Susan Dwyer and Mr. James Buschman Ms. Mary E. Egan Employees of Children’s Division, Onondaga County DSS Eye Surgeons of Central NY Ms. Mary G. Foti Ms. Barbara Funck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gage Mr. and Mrs. David F. Gibaud The Gifford Foundation Ms. Mary K. Gillis Ms. Christa Glazier Ms. Elizabeth A. Gorski Dr. and Mrs. Seth S. Greenky Mr. and Mrs. Stewart F. Hancock, Jr.

ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS Foundation Revenue

2011

2010 2009 2008

Fundraising, including program services and events Increase in Restricted Funds Investments

915,387 868,728 828,065 964,276 10,040,151 4,060,087 4,532,940 1,180,667 328,047 2,241,765 2,627,808 (4,348,748)

Total Revenue

11,283,585 7,170,580 7,988,813 (2,203,805)

n Increase in Restricted Funds n Fundraising, including program services and events n Investments

Expenses Fundraising, including program services and events Operations Donations to St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center

12,400,366

Total Expenses

13,401,879 4,176,686 1,579,047 2,482,063

Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets

(2,118,294)

Total Net Assets

22,171,207 24,289,501 21,295,607 14,885,841

Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Hanlon Ms. Marilyn Higgins Ms. Ann Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Janvrin, Jr. Ms. Helen H. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Donald Judge K&L Gates, LLP Mr. Charles A. Keller, Esq. The Keller Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keller Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lavine M. Lemp, Inc. Ms. Marion Makhuli Margaret and Don Martin Dr. Mehdi Marvasti Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mayne Ms. Martha Maywalt Ms. Sara McGee Ms. Dorothy H. McMahon Judge and Mrs. Norman Mordue Ms. Martha E. Mulroy, Esq. Nephrology Hypertension Associates of CNY, P.C. Ms. Patricia Noll Sam and Marianne Oliva Ted and Diane Pasinski Mr. and Mrs. Haden Patten

504,772 531,746 653,753 461,250 496,741 545,080 724,228 676,990

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Pensabene Mr. and Mrs. David E. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rouvelas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ruge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scuderi Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Semel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Sharpe Mr. Kurt R. Sherman Ms. Barbara M. SimonianPalmerton Mrs. Carol Smith Mr. Henry L. Smithers St. Joseph’s Hospital Human Resources Staff Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stopen Syracuse University Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Toomey Valley Men’s Club, Inc. Mr. Arthur J. Vinette Mr. John Visco Mr. and Mrs. David J. Walsh William and Sandra Walsh Ms. June E. Wright

3,099,860 2,993,894

201,066 6,409,766

In memory of Patricia Walters Ms. Barbara Henchen Mr. Charles E. Martin Missionary Franciscan Sisters Ms. Shirley L. Silver Dr. Kevin M. Walsh Ms. Rita Walters In memory of Hadi Warfa Mr. Adan Warfa In memory of Laure Waterman Mr. Steven Waterman In memory of Andrew Weiland Ms. Grace Bristol In memory of Irma Wells Ms. Laura B. Darling In memory of Kevin Wells Robert J. Dietz, Jr., D.D.S. Ms. Deborah A. Erhardt Ms. Julianne Smart Ms. Bonnie Y. Wassel Ms. Jackulyn L. Wells In memory of Elizabeth H. Whalen Ms. Mary Malay

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1,343,823 (4,685,868)

In memory of Eva Whorrall Ms. Yvette Dixon In memory of Elizabeth Wilk Ms. Christine Baughman In memory of Earl Williams Mrs. Carla C. Smith In memory of Earline Williams Ms. Mary Brice In memory of Helen M. Williams Ms. Patricia D. Burke

n Donations to St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center n Fundraising, including program services and events n Operations

In honor of Devin and Cierra Wolterding Mr. and Mrs. Denny Wolterding In memory of A.P. Worden Mr. Richard L. Worden In honor of R.G. Worden Mr. Richard L. Worden In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Worley Ms. Faith L. Madden

In memory of Donald and Clara Wilmot Ms. Clarissa DeLong

In memory of Hans Heinz Wuerslin The Family of Hans Heinz Wuerslin

In honor of The WinderlSchoeneck Family Ms. Maribeth A. Schoeneck

In memory of Sister M. Amata Yager Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mulvey

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Wlad Ms. Joan Wlad

In memory of Mary Ellen Zeller Ms. Ellen M. Callahan Culver

In honor of Tyler Wladis Ms. Mary Anne Gillson In memory of Dennis Wolterding Mr. and Mrs. Denny Wolterding

In memory of Dominic Zieno Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Enzerillo Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parise Rockdale Rod & Gun Club, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zieno

Leadership

CORPORATE STRUCTURE

ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ADMINISTRATION

George Deptula, Esq. chairperson Kathryn H. Ruscitto president Sr. Mary Obrist secretary/treasurer Lucinda Drescher Sharon McAuliffe, Esq. John Murphy, III Pawan Rao, MD William Roberts, MD Balasubramaniam Sivakumar, MD Sandra Sulik, MD Vincent Sweeney Charles Zimmerman Sr. Monica Zmolek

Kathryn H. Ruscitto president and chief executive officer Mary W. Brown senior vice president for operations Mark E. Murphy, RN, NP senior vice president for system development and ambulatory care AnneMarie Czyz, MS, RN vice president for clinical services Charles Fennell vice president for information management Fred Letourneau vice president for physician enterprise

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Margaret R. Martin vice president for marketing, communications and development Joseph Scicchitano vice president for support services Lowell Seifter general counsel Michael Shaffer vice president for fiscal affairs Frank L. Smith, Jr. vice president for special health programs Sandra Sulik, MD vice president for medical affairs Deborah Welch vice president for people

MEDICAL STAFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Balasubramaniam Sivakumar, MD president Richard Waldman, MD vice president Cristian Andrade, MD secretary/treasurer Joseph P. Augustine, MD Samuel S. Badalian Jarrod L. Bagatell, MD Dawn Brink-Cymerman, MD Larry Consenstein, MD Angelo DeRosalia, MD Santo DiFino, MD Marya Gendzielewski, MD Seth S. Greenky, MD Sheryl K. High, NP Randy J. Kalish, MD Philip M. Kaplan, MD Chris R. LaBounty, MD

ST. JOSEPH’S ANNUAL REPORT IS PUBLISHED BY ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER, 301 PROSPECT AVE., SYRACUSE, NY 13203. COPYRIGHT © 2012 BY ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PART OF THIS PUBLICATION MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER.

Alfredo Lopez, MD Joseph P. Markham, MD Craig T. Montgomery, MD Ahmad Nazem, MD Narayana P. Reddy, MD Kenneth Santos, DO Alan J. Simons, MD Sandra Sulik, MD Nicholas C. Trasolini, MD James B. Tucker, MD Therese M. Whitt, MD Syed N. Zaman, MD

COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Donald Barter Susan Bastable Msgr. Ronald Bill Gary Bobbett James Breuer William Byrne David Capriotti Dr. Edward Carsky Danielle Cummings William Fisher Darren Fuller Stephen Gorczynski Bridget-ann Hart, RPh Kristen Heath Matt Huber Philip Kessler Melanie Littlejohn Tarky Lombardi, Esq. Carmen Louise Eleanor Ludwig Margaret Martin

Kemper Matt Anne Messenger Eleanor Moloney Dr. William Nugent Sr. Mary Obrist Chris Papayanakos Dr. Fred Pestello Kathryn Ruscitto Elaine Scuderi Theresa Slater Carlyle Smith Pamela Speach Dr. Sandra Sulik Patricia Stith Kimberly Townsend Courtney Wilson Mark Wladis Rev. Robert Yeazel

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FOUNDATION BOARD Patricia Civil George Deptula Paul Hanrahan, Esq. Patrick O’Connor Sr. Mary Obrist David Panasci Kathryn H. Ruscitto George Schunck Alan J. Simons, MD John Zawadzki

AUXILIARY OFFICERS Martha C. Tooley president Deborah Borenstein Roxanne Kenneally Stephanie Macero Katie Roberts Pamela Speach Laura Spring

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