2018 OHHRF Annual Report

BECAUSE O F Y O U, T H ERE’ S HO PE I N T HE FIGHT AGAINST H EART DIS EAS E.

IMPACT R EPO RT 2018

W W W. O K H E A R T. C O M / D O N AT E

“I would like to tell the donors thank you very much for your donations.

Please don’t stop. Because there are other people out there like me that need your help.”

Woody Ford, Free Clinic patient whose life was saved thanks to Dr. Baber

Creating a better tomorrow... saving lives today.

OUR MISSION For over 30 years, the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation (OHHRF) has been committed to the fight against heart disease.

Whether through clinical trials, patient support, or our Free Medical Clinic, we are devoted to treating the whole heart of Oklahoma through our innovative programs and compassionate care.

Through research we develop the next generation of care and treatments, bringing hope and healing to thousands battling heart disease.

More treatments are working. More breakthroughs are happening. And more patients are getting what they need most…precious time.

Today, heart disease is deadly, but with support from generous donors like you, together we can continue fighting our nation’s #1 killer and create a better tomorrow.

Our mission is to help patients fighting heart disease live better and longer lives.

RESEARCH

FREE MEDICAL CLINIC

EDUCATION

PATIENT SUPPORT

helping fight heart disease by advancing clinical research

supporting Oklahoma’s only free specialty clinic for the uninsured

providing crucial continuing education for healthcare workers

providing essential items for patients in need

Why I Give..

“I give because I truly believe that every gift to the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation is transformational… for our patients, for Oklahoma and beyond.”

John Harvey, MD, CEO Oklahoma Heart Hospital, OHHRF Board Member, Donor & Volunteer

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RESEARCH YOUR HEART IS YOUR LIFELINE...

It keeps you alive by beating 100,000 times a day and pumping over 2,000 gallons of blood throughout your body. What happens when such a crucial system becomes damaged?

48% #1 CAUSE OF DEATH, WORLDWIDE

SOMEONE DIES OF HEART DISEASE EVERY 40 SECONDS

OF THE US POPULATION BATTLES HEART DISEASE

#1 CAUSE OF DEATH FOR MEN & WOMEN

1 OUT OF 3 DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES

INPATIENT CARDIOVASCULAR OPERATIONS & PROCEDURES EVERY YEAR IN THE US

MILLION

AMERICANS LIVING WITH HEART DISEASE

2,300 AMERICANS DIE EVERY DAY OF HEART DISEASE

#2

7.9

MILLION

121.5

1 IN 3 WOMEN IN OKLAHOMA HAS HEART DISEASE

OKLAHOMA’S RANK IN THE NATION FOR HEART DISEASE RELATED DEATHS

Thanks to our generous donors, OHHRF is leading the way as one of the largest cardiovascular research sites in North America. Our team of doctors and scientists work tirelessly to help unfold the mysteries of heart disease. We participate in clinical research studies that are testing new and better treatments for heart disease, with the ultimate goal of achieving FDA approval for patient use. This can be important for those patients who cannot be adequately treated with standard therapies alone. In this way, OHHRF provides patients of the Oklahoma Heart Hospital access to treatments that might not be available at other locations in Oklahoma.

Because of your generosity, our research team is envisioning solutions that will ultimately lead to effective treatments to provide hope for heart disease patients, their families, physicians and other health care providers. Some of these studies have been used throughout Oklahoma, the United States and beyond.

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RESEARCH CONTINUED

2018 TRIALS INVESTIGATED: • Baroreceptor stimulation device vs. medical management for heart failure • Bardoxolone Methyl in pulmonary hypertension patients • Pemafibrate to reduce cardiovascular outcomes by reducing trigylcerides in patients with diabetes • New drug coated balloons for peripheral vascular disease • Cholesterol lowering drugs for patients that are statin intolerant • A new point-of-care device for warfarin patients • The percutaneous placement of the MitraClip to repair a leaking valve in heart failure patients • The use of aortic transcatheter valves as an alternative to open heart surgery • Flexible endoprosthesis and stent to treat aortic and iliac aneurysms

• A new stent device for carotid disease • A new drug coated stent for coronary artery disease • Two new aortic valves for open heart surgery • Adaptive therapy to detect patterns in your heart’s contraction and automatically adjust the programming of an ICD device • Collecting information from ICD’s to help develop ways to predict ventricular arrhythmias before they start and to create future devices to prevent them from happening • An alternative vessel preparation technique prior to stent placement using a device to sand and reduce the calcium in a blocked artery • A Left Ventricular lead with a new feature used to ensure the lead stays in place with an ICD placement • A biomarker study to predict who is most at risk for life-threatening abnormal heart rhythms

Congratulations, Dr. Collier!

Congratulations to OHHRF Board Member, Dr. Jack Collier!

Dr. Collier coauthored an article in The New England Journal of Medicine titled “Antibacterial Envelope to Prevent Cardiac Implantable Device Infection.” The article highlights the success of the WRAP-IT clinical trial where an antibiotic envelope was inserted during a pacemaker battery replacement, ultimately leading to decreased chance of infection.

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TAVR PATIENT The Oklahoma Heart Hospital was one of the first hospitals in the nation and the first in Oklahoma to offer patients a new minimally-invasive technique for replacing the most critical valve in the heart – the aortic valve - without open heart surgery. This was made possible by the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation’s persistent efforts to find new ways to fight heart disease.

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement, or TAVR for short, features the implantation of a collapsible bovine or porcine heart valve secured to a catheter that is typically inserted through a small incision in the patient’s groin. The procedure is much less invasive than open heart surgery with faster recovery and better results for most patients.

“When we first began using TAVR as part of a nationwide research study into this new technique, we were implanting the device in patients who were not candidates for open heart surgery because of their age and the deterioration of their hearts”, said Dr. Mohammad Ghani, OHH Interventional Cardiologist.

“The results of those early studies showed the TAVR procedure gave most of these patients an immediate and dramatic improvement in the quality and quantity of their lives. TAVR is now FDA approved for intermediate and high-risk patients who need a new aortic valve.”

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Spotlight

99-year-old Lucille Fancey has long been part of the heartbeat of the OKC metro. For over 40 years, she and her daughter Joy have operated a horse-riding center for the disabled in Edmond. Through her incredibly giving heart and dedication to helping others, she has made a difference in the lives of countless children in need.

However, in 2011, Lucille realized her heart was broken.

She developed severe congestive heart failure.

She had trouble walking long distances, her balance was off and she was chronically short of breath.

Her cardiologist at Oklahoma Heart Hospital determined her aortic valve was malfunctioning.

Her weakened physical condition and advanced age prevented traditional valve repair or replacement.

But Lucille was a candidate for the TAVR trial.

She was one of the first to undergo the TAVR procedure in September 2011 and soon was back in the saddle. Nearly nine years later, Lucille still works with her beloved children and horses. Her once broken heart is still beating strong nine years later, all thanks to OHHRF and its dedication to giving patients access to the best treatment options available.

“We’re just so thankful. God gave us a lot of extra years with her after the TAVR procedure.”

–Joy Milligan, Lucille’s daughter

TAVR PATIENT SPOTLIGHT CONTINUED “Our long-term hope is that TAVR will become the standard for valve replacement for most patients with valve disease to give them a marked improvement in the function of their heart with fewer side-effects and faster recovery,” continued Dr. Ghani.

“Each step we take brings us closer to that goal.”

In fact, that goal could soon be achieved.

“We’re hoping that later this year TAVR will be approved as the standard of care for low-risk patients, giving more patients access to the life-saving procedure,” said Stacie Hanes, Manager of the OHH Valve program.

“We’ve worked for over 8 years at OHHRF to help make this happen.”

Because of donors like you, OHHRF continues to bring life-saving research and techniques to our patients.

Thank you for helping our amazing physicians and dedicated valve team create a better tomorrow!

Why I Give..

“I give because it’s important to always look for ways to improve the quality of our patients’ lives. Research brings innovation and allows us to provide the most cutting-edge treatments to help our patients.”

Mohammad Ghani, MD, Interventional Cardiologist, OHHRF Board Member & Donor

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OUR JOURNEY Precision therapies. Cutting-edge devices. Innovative procedures. None of these would be possible without research. OHHRF has always been a leader in building the future of medicine, bringing hope to patients where otherwise there may be despair. Explore just a few of the groundbreaking initiatives in which we have played a pivotal role in changing the face of cardiac care.

This is only the beginning of our journey.

1990s OHHRF IS FOUNDED

AORTIC ENDOGRAFTS Repair aortic aneurysms in the chest without open heart surgery

2000s OHH NORTH OPENED First all-digital hospital in the nation

GENE THERAPY Inject live virus into coronary arteries to create new blood vessels

INDUCED HYPOTHERMIA Lower body temperature after cardiac arrest to increase survival and neurologic recovery

TAVR / TAVI Implanting or replacing damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, decreasing recovery times

CRT RESYNC THERAPY Small device that improves the heart’s ability to beat in a more synchronized pattern

MITRACLIP An alternative solution for patients too high risk for traditional surgical intervention

DRUG-ELUTING STENTS A version of the device delivering a steady dose of medicine to prevent artery reblockage ROBOTIC SURGERY Improving precision and outcomes

OHH SOUTH OPENED

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2010s

2020s ENDLESS POSSIBILITES With your help, there’s hope in the fight against heart disease

FREE MEDICAL CLINIC Oklahoma’s only specialty clinic for the uninsured HEART FAILURE DEVICES Innovative minimally invasive devices and therapies MICRA PACEMAKER A tiny pacemaker the size of a small battery that is placed via catheter and does not require an incision ANTIBIOTIC ENVELOPE An envelope of medicine placed during a pacemaker implant for infection prevention

BELIEVING IN A BETTER TOMORROW

OHHRF CELEBRATES 500TH TAVR PROCEDURE

We recently celebrated our 500th patient in the Trans Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) program at OHH giving the staff and physicians an opportunity interact with the patients in a natural setting and celebrate the exciting milestone!

Patients traveled from as far as Arkansas to attend the special event filled with food, fellowship and a special presentation by Dr. John Randolph, Dr. Mohammad Ghani, Dr. Thomas McGarry and Stacie Hanes.

“It’s super exciting to see our patients look healthy, walking around not on oxygen and feeling better.

It’s just overwhelming to see how much improvement our patients have had.”

Stacie Hanes, Manager of the OHH Valve Program Thanks to OHH and OHHRF’s innovative vision, our patients were among the first in the nation and the first in Oklahoma to have access to this minimally-invasive technique for replacing the aortic valve. The physicians and staff are so incredibly grateful for the generosity of our donors which allow OHHRF to continue finding new ways to help our patients fight heart disease.

Why I Give..

“My heart rate kept spiking during my workout and my doctor said it was time to do something about it. At 80 years old, I really didn’t want to be opened up. Life after TAVR procedure has been good from the standpoint that I feel good. Another good thing about TAVR is I had it done on the 22nd of January and I was back playing golf right after the 1st of March. I really thank Stacie and the study group that approved me for TAVR. I am a strong believer in the Oklahoma Heart Hospital in more ways than one.”

Charles Gorman, TAVR patient and OHHRF Donor

Pictured: Charlie and Sue Gorman

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MEDICAL CLINIC FOR THE UNINSURED

ANGELA’S HEALTH STARTED TO FAIL… Angela had been a hard-working single mom, raised four kids, and led an active life. Then she was faced with heart disease. She experienced a three-day episode where her heart raced, and she felt like she was going to pass out before finally going to the emergency room. A former medical transcriptionist, she was no longer able to work, and had to move in with her parents. She had no way to get the care she needed.

LUCKILY FOR ANGELA, OHHRF WAS THERE TO HELP.

Soon after her trip to the ER she began seeing Drs. Paul Garabelli and Soni Zacharias at the Medical Clinic for the Uninsured. Dr. Garabelli did an ablation on Angela’s heart, and it worked! She is incredibly grateful to all the physicians, nurses and staff at the clinic that saved her life.

It was Dr. Zaheer Baber’s empathy for patients like Angela that sparked his determination to create the clinic. In 2014, Oklahoma’s first and only free specialty clinic for the uninsured opened in Midwest City thanks to a partnership between OHHRF and Mercy.

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The Medical Clinic for the Uninsured literally saved my life, and I am so grateful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am eternally grateful!

I’m thankful to God for providing, but it wouldn’t happen if OHH didn’t provide this service, too. For them to donate their time and money for someone like me who doesn’t have insurance... it just saved my life!

–Angela Simms, Clinic Patient

Before the clinic opened, these patients found it very difficult to afford specialty care. They often waited up to six months for an appointment, which forced them to visit the emergency room.

OHHRF AIMS TO BREAK THIS CYCLE

Thanks to volunteer physicians and donors like you, the number of patients served continues to grow.

The clinic served 380 patients the first year and over 900 patients in 2018. Since inception, the Medical Clinic for the Uninsured has helped over 3,500 patients and has given away over $1.9 million in services. This would not be possible without your help!

Thank you for your donations!

MEET THE CLINIC TEAM We are so thankful for the incredible volunteers, staff and medical team that help make the Free Clinic possible!

PHYSICIAN VOLUNTEERS Mohammad Naveed Ahmed, MD Interventional Cardiologist Nabhan Alnabhan, MD Interventional Cardiologist Zaheer Baber, MD Cardiologist Vivek Bhaktaram, MD Cardiologist Suresh Chandrasekaran, MD Interventional Cardiologist Paul Garabelli, MD Electrophysiologist John Harvey, MD Interventional Cardiologist, OHH CEO Anjan Kumar, MD Pulmonologist Jerome Mathias, MD Interventional Cardiologist Kevin Miller, MD Cardiologist Shoab Nazir, MD Pulmonologist Brook Scott, MD Interventional Cardiologist Parker Truong, MD Interventional Cardiologist Soni Zacharias, MD Interventional Cardiologist Wudeneh Zewdie, MD Nephrologist

Elisha Huff, RN Patty Humbles, RN Diane Isbell, RN Twyla Lane, MA Audra Laughlin, MA Patra Lemons, RN Tiffany Longonia, Nursing Assistant Brittany Marlow, CMA Shae Mayberry, MA Kristina McWhirter, Sonographer DeLinda Melton, RN Angelia Moore, MA Grace Moriarity, MA Kayla Murrah, MA Rachel Norberg, MA Terri Oberst, RN Ashley Owens Eva Peña, RMA Roslyn Poteat, MA Darcy Sanderson, Sonographer Robin Spencer Jessica Streller, NP Tracy Swift, RN Monica Swinford, Sonographer William Terrazas, RN Melody Thompson, RN Mindy Voth, MA Amber Williams, MA

VOLUNTEER MEDICAL STAFF Kimm Friedman, Sonographer Melissa Matherly, Sonographer Julia Wantland, Sonographer CLINIC SUPERVISOR Michele Mako MEDICAL STAFF Michelle Bailey, MA Tiffany Barnett, RN Carey Bartnicki, NP Kimberly Bearden, MA Susan Bennett, RN Becky Cocklin, RN Emily Cockrell, RN Ashley Colombo, RN Suzanne Cook, RN Kerry Curtis, RN Halley D’Amico, MA Jennifer Diel, Sonographer Kristy Draper, MA Amanda Figueroa, MA Stephanie Gleason, MA Kylie Greer, MA Heather Hall Jennifer Hill, RN Sandra Haskins Glenna Herren, RN Jennifer Holt, NP Kristi Hopson, MA

2018 CLINIC IMPACT

952

PATIENT VISITS

234

ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS (EKG)

$577,807 IN DONATED SERVICES

186

ECHOCARDIOGRAMS

42

68

TREADMILL STRESS TESTS

ULTRASOUNDS

318

HOLTER MONITORINGS

VOLUNTEER HOURS

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Why I Give..

“For me as a physician, I gain the greatest fulfillment when I am helping those who have the greatest need. Thank you to everyone who has participated through their generous donations and special thanks to all the docs and staff who volunteer for this worthy cause.

We couldn’t have done it without your dedication.”

Zaheer Baber, MD, Interventional Cardiologist, OHHRF Volunteer & Donor

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GOOD SAMARITAN FUND MARK WAS HOMELESS

Mark sought treatment at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital due to cardiac symptoms. He had recently lost his wife, was homeless and had no family support. After an extensive interview, Case Management referred him to the Free Clinic.

At discharge, they used the Good Samaritan Fund to provide a cab to the homeless shelter and 30-days of medications. Mark did everything recommended and repeatedly returned to OHH and the Free Clinic. Now, Mark works out of his apartment as a telephone call-center representative, has insurance and is so very grateful for the assistance OHHRF was able to provide. This really made a difference in Mark’s life and future.

CALEB LOST EVERYTHING

Caleb was a firefighter who suffered from valve disease and required valve replacement twice.

He eventually lost his job and health insurance due to frequent hospitalizations and inability to work.

His last admission, his heart valve was infected and he required around-the-clock IV antibiotics when he was discharged. Our Good Samaritan Fund was able to provide the life-saving IV antibiotics for him for 6 weeks. Caleb and his family were astonished and grateful.

PETE NEEDED A SCALE

For patients recovering from heart failure, one of most vital things they should do is monitor their daily weight. This proved to be a problem for Pete, because in addition to heart failure he also suffered from macular degeneration and was unable to read the numbers on a traditional scale. Unfortunately, he was in a position where he could barely afford his medication, so buying an advanced scale would not be possible. Thankfully, OHHRF and the Good Samaritan Fund were able to provide a talking scale to Pete so that he could continue his progress towards a successful recovery.

The Good Samaritan Fund is made possible by generous donors like you.

Patients being admitted to the hospital often have nothing more than the clothes on their back when they arrive. Once admitted, Case Management identifies their greatest needs and provides them with essential items like clothing, medications, gift cards for gas and scales, all thanks to your generosity! The Good Samaritan Fund allows patients to focus on recovery and healing instead of stressing about these essential items.

664 Patients Helped This Year

Pictured: Members of the OHH South Case Management Team 12

YOUR DONATIONS AT WORK:

65

88

PAIRS OF GLASSES

PERSONAL SCALES

257

SHIRTS & TOPS

13

PAIRS OF UNDERWEAR

119

WAL-MART® GIFT CARDS FOR GAS

297

PAIRS OF PANTS

84

BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORS

195

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED

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GIVING HEARTS CIRCLE ANNUAL MEMBERS

A special thank you to our amazing members of our Giving Hearts Circle — A collection of donors giving $1,000 or more to OHHRF from January 1 – December 31, 2018. $100,000+ Mark Davenport & Pat Davenport Oklahoma Heart Hospital $25,000 - $99,999 E.L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation Mercy Health Systems $10,000 - $24,999 Richard & Mo Anderson Bank of Oklahoma John R. Harvey, MD Patient Financial Services $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (1) Nabhan Alnabhan, MD Zaheer Baber, MD Browning Kimball Foundation The Kerr Foundation Marine Polymer Technologies, Inc. Jim Martin, RN Harold & Patricia Mathena McCarthy Holdings, Inc. MidFirst Bank Loan Nguyen, MD nThrive Progressive Management Systems Quail Creek Bank Mike & Pam Richardson Peggy Tipton Soni Zacharias, MD

$2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (2) Fernando Acuna Carla L. Bensinger, RN First Liberty Bank Eric & Shirley Ann Ford Mohammad Ghani, MD Anjan Kumar, MD Melvin Madewell Ty Martindale, DO Thomas F. McGarry, MD Kevin Miller, MD Derek L. Norman, MD David Penland Branislav Schifferdecker, MD Brook D. Scott, MD Jim & Nancy Simmons Don & Darlene Swanson $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (10) Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Jimmie Lynn & Billye Austin Foundation Bank of the West Vivek J. Bhaktaram, MD Dr. & Mrs. Paul Bicket Mindi Blanchard Susan Booth, RN, BSN Andra Bradley, RN, MSN Karen Brinkley Brad Bush, RN Suzanne Charbeneau, RN Karen Clark, MD John & Mary Ann Coates Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Jack L. Collier, MD

Donor Spotlight:

Cox Business CPAOKC, PLLC Pamela Craven, MD Imran Dotani, MD Anne Dugan, RN Jerome Espiritu, RN Eric Ferguson, BSRT Mark S. Fixley, MD Ron & Christie Gantz Paul Garabelli, MD Rico Guerra, MD Marina Gustke William A. Hadwiger Thomas Hennebry, MD Patricia A. Howard Dr. & Mrs. Coty Jewell Jacqueline Kemp Christopher L. Kerns, MD Gay & Ed Kirby Brian & Denise Lamb Clayton Lann Michael J. & Joan L. Maly McAfee & Taft Medtronic, Inc. Lee Oaks, Jr. Panera Bread Jennifer Perry, RN, BSN Sharon & the late John Peterson (1946-2018) Physician’s Local Dale & Mildred Proctor Doug & Linda Riebel Allie Robinson, CCMA Robert L. Rogers Jeffrey Rowley Doris & the late Duane Rowley (1936-2018)

OTHER FOUNDING MEMBERS A collection of donors who supported the Foundation in 20142015 when the circle originated.

Anonymous Ahmed Foundation, Inc. Lois & the late Dana Batey (1932-2017) Bergen Enterprises The late Herb Burghart, Jr. (1944-2018) JD & Karen Chandler Suresh Chandrasekaran, MD

Express Employment Professionals Darren & Lil Goff Jeff Hill Ronald R. Hope, MD Joseph A. Horstman, MD IMAGENation Promotional Group, Inc. (IPGI) Kirkpatrick Family Fund Lewis Foundation Trust Billy Joe & Donna Rae Matter Jerome Mathias, MD Patricia McGarrity & Leroy Ball Jim Melton, DO Nabholz Construction Bryan F. Perry Goya V. Raikar, MD John D. Randolph, MD Betty & the late David Reimers (1926-2017) The Late Ed & Katheryn Robinson Carl J. Rubenstein, MD (Ret.) Lenny D. Stubbs, MD Imran S. Virk, MD Marvin & Dee Ann Woodall

*Bold font denotes Giving Hearts Circle Founding Members

MIKE & PAM RICHARDSON

In 1992, at the young age of 45, Mike Richardson suffered from a heart attack while at home in Ardmore. “This was long before Oklahoma Heart Hospital was built, so they airlifted me to Presbyterian Hospital in Oklahoma City.” Drs. Tim Medcalf and John Randolph were there to help.

“They saved my life!”, he said. As a means of showing gratitude, the Richardsons have been members of the Giving Hearts Circle since 2014 and are OHHRF’s first property donor, by giving OHHRF four Oklahoma City residential lots. THANK YOU Mike and Pam for your generosity and providing both monetary and property gifts to advance our mission!

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Dr. Michael & Georgia Scherlag Michael Shipman Simmons Bank Monica Swinford Naeem Tahirkheli, MD Team Health Melody Thompson, RN Jodi Tracy United Mechanical, Inc. US Foods Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Valuck Gayla Visnieski Jean Watts WebTPA Dr. Richard & Janet Wood

If you are interested in knowing more about giving property, or making a gift through your will, contact Jenny Stewart at 405-608-1558

HONOR YOUR

Heart Hero

A meaningful way to say Thank You to those who care for you and your family.

At one time or another, each of us will need to trust our lives or the life of a loved one to a team of healthcare professionals. Our new “Heart Hero” Grateful Patient Program provides an opportunity for patients, friends and family to say “Thank You” for the care received.

INTRODUCING OUR NEW GRATEFUL PATIENT PROGRAM Our patients and families often ask how they can express their gratitude for the exceptional care they received at OHH. Our new “Heart Hero” grateful patient program provides a meaningful way to say “Thank You” by making a donation in honor of those who were there for you when you needed them the most.

When you honor your caregiver(s) with a heart-felt gift, you also make a difference by paving the way for new avenues of healing and hope.

When you participate in our new Grateful Patient Program, your caregiver(s) will be: • Informed of your kindness (without stating the size of the gift) • Presented with a special Heart Hero card symbolizing your appreciation • Recognized with a “Heart Hero” keepsake to wear proudly

Why I Give..

Fazal Ali, MD Jean Watts Jack L. Collier, MD Ron & Christie Gantz Mark Davenport Kim Mullins Pat Davenport Kim Mullins Phoebe Eaton David Penland Eunice Farbes Tommy Lyons John Gauldin Katherine Lake Mohammad Ghani, MD Anonymous Helene Hapipman Stan Newman Mark Harvey, MD John & Mary Ann Coates Thomas Hennebry, MD Browning Kimball Foundation Joseph A. Horstman, MD Ron & Christie Gantz Agha Kahn, MD Jean Watts Ronald Magee, MD Jean Watts Peter Mathias, MD Elfriede H.M. Hansen

Thomas McGarry, MD Charles & Barbara Schmueser Dr. Barbara Henthorn Drs. Bill & Bet Moran Harold & Patricia Mathena OHH Physicians Noel & Barbara Riggs OHH Staff Ann & Gordon Ashurst Michael Partin, MD Douglas D. Teachman Kathy Standridge Bryan Perry John & Mary Ann Coates Carl J. Rubenstein, MD Richard & Mo Anderson Penny Sain & Tom McDaniel Pat McDaniel Michael Schoeffler, MD John & Mary Ann Coates Naeem Tahirkheli, MD Jean Watts R.A. Trice Brad Trice Ronald White, MD Denise Whitson Soni Zacharias, MD The Late Timothy G. Sims

“I give because of my husband John, who had open-heart surgery at Oklahoma Heart Hospital. The treatment he received was so, so incredible! Everyone at OHH is just so incredible. The funds go to research where future generations can be helped – that is our obligation, to help future generations. I’m blessed to be in a position to give.”

Elfriede Hansen, OHH Patient and Donor

Pictured: Elfriede Hansen and her son, Ross Hansen

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MEMORIALS

IN LOVING MEMORY — GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN A tribute gift is a meaningful way to convey sympathy to the bereaved, memorialize a loved one or honor a person’s life and accomplishments. When you honor the life of a loved one with a memorial gift, you further their legacy by helping to heal the hearts of future generations.

Joy Adams Clinton Adams Peggy Jo Akins Bert Akins Kenneth L. Armstrong E. Ann Armstrong Elizabeth Barber Norman & Annette Barber Leslie T. Barber Joan Barber Dale Bettes Carol Bettes Rolland & Wilma Proberts Wilburton Senior Citizens Center Carol Black Walter & Debbie White Jim Bowles Anonymous Charlie & Sue Gorman Coy L. Patterson Dixon Fleming Keith and Tad Hall Norma Anderson Randy & Linda Kotecha The Ayers Sisters The Class of 1959 Billy Brawner Eddie Rothermel & Steven Davis Wonderful Giving Charles Brock Johnye Murphy Lacey Biffle Larry & Marilyn Dresser

Mary Ann Coleman Sally Preston Sam & Janie Potashnick Todd & Shannon Schultheis Jon C. Brock Harriett Jane Brock Dr. William R. Bullock Louis Bullock Jack B. Burmeister Vickie Ficklin Susan Burnsed Joli S. and Lacey K. Mariya Burdina Thomas & Donna Boyd Cleo Cochran Norman & Annette Barber Donald Cockrell Ms. Yvonne Cockrell Virginia Cole D. Cole Clay Comer Emily A. Harrison Rebecca Dunlap, CCMA Lisa Davenport Elizabeth Holland Mark Davenport Pat Davenport Arnold Lawson Davis Paulina Covington Beulah Mae Day Thomas R. Day April Dawn Dinger Arthur Ray & Linda M. Killough Billy Dean Dowers Rodney Shawn Dowers

James E. Edwards Anonymous Jaycee Elliot Ted & Marilyn Arthur Morris & Doris Garner Mike Garner, Chaplain OHHS Dennis Gibson The Sloan Family Jane, Bobby, Brian & Christy Deborah Gray Lynn & Carol Bowles Boise Harris Sydney Shilling John Harwell Emily A. Harrison Harold Heasley Gene Phillips & Rebecca Keepers Donald R. Herring Josephine Herring Jimmie Hine Tuttle Christian Church John M. Howard Patricia A. Howard Bill Hubbard Doris M. Hubbard Art Jackson Billy L. Bressman Brenda Johnson Norman & Annette Barber Jerry Joy Clancy Joy Jay Kammerzell Mickey & Dianne Roberts Shannon & Misty Ward

Robert Melrose Lavera Melrose Wenona Moore Rocky & Kathy Moore Agnes Musil D. Cole Bradley Naifeh Jimmie Lynn & Billye Austin Foundation Kyle Nichols Ace & Reba Emerson Mary Nichols Pam Tapp Sam Peiffer Terry Peiffer Ed Penland David Penland John M. Peterson Sharon L. Peterson Linda Putnam Col (Ret.) James T. Putnam Deloris Randall Class of 1953 Deanna Davis Tom & Lavada Tennery Nick Reed Andrea Reed Patricia Richardson Zora Whitener Jerry D. Rowell Dale & Debbie Corbin John & Lorraine Crab Patty Welch Robert & Lynn Payne Mickey Rowell Barbara Ross Doris & the late Duane Rowley (1936-2018)

Harold V. Sare Mary Lou Sare Robert J. Schaffler Donna J. Schaffler Robert P. Sims Jim & Carolyn Patton Perry & June McNeill Zac Pogue & Janet Herren Muriel Smith Rhonda & David Walters Ruth Spielman Steve Spielman, MD Emory Lee Stuckey Lonnie & Pam Rickey Mary Francis Michaelis Lorene Sublette Bobby Sublette Tracy Swatzendruber Ginger Ogle, RD, LD Joe Tornello Christine Hawke Lawrence Wahpepah Leslie Wahpepah Barse James E. Walker Anonymous Norman Welch Larry Cumpton La Verne Williams Davison Don Williams Joe & Phyllis Winton Dan & LeaAnn Pettigrew

Why I Give..

“I give because I lost a sister and a father to heart disease. If you give your money to OHHRF, they will make a difference in people’s lives.

Every dollar is used wisely and toward keeping people alive longer.

They will achieve better results with your contributions than any other well-purposed charity.”

Mark Davenport, Co-Presenting Sponsor of the Heart of Golf Classic

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Pictured: Lisa Davenport

Mark Davenport and Pat Davenport generously sponsor the Heart of Golf Classic every year in memory of Lisa Davenport and her long and courageous battle with heart disease.

It was a record-breaking year at the 2018 Heart of Golf Classic! With 30 teams, 120 golfers and 21 volunteers in attendance, we raised over $128,000. Thank you to all of our tournament sponsors for making the tournament a huge success!

Tournament Sponsors

Presented by Mark Davenport & Pat Davenport PROUDLY PHYSICIAN OWNED

American Collection Services Arthur J. Gallagher Paul D. Austin Family Foundation Bank of the West BC Clark Coca Cola Cox Business CPAOKC Cusack Meats

First Liberty Bank Dr. Rico Guerra McAfee Taft Medtronic Mercy Health Systems The Midland Group nThrive Panera Bread Physicians Local

Save the Date

Progressive Management Systems Simmons Bank SW Stationary Dr. Naeem Tahirkheli Team Health United Mechanical US Foods WebTPA Dick Wright

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2018 GENERAL SUPPORT The following pages pay tribute to all those who supported OHHRF through general gifts in 2018. We offer our deepest gratitude to these donors who make a difference in the lives of patients and families we serve. $500 - $999

Anonymous (14) Syed A. Abbas, MD Bert Akins American Collection Services Chelsea Annett Marina Arakelyan Mindy Archibald Michele & Brad Barr Dan V. Beck Cindy F. Bell, RN Carol & the late Dale Bettes (1930-2018) Janice A. Biller Jerome & Elizabeth Borgert Anita Brown Dr. James & Sharon Cheatham Max Claybaker Samantha Cline Linda Cordell Barbara Cramer Larry & Sarah Cunningham Gayla Doan Josh Dufour Lloyd & Glenda Eisenhour Monica Elmore Melissa Epps Oscar Falcon, MD Scott Farrington Blake Faubion Dale & Betty Folks Marcey Fox Brigette Donaghey Gean MT, (ASCP) Randall Gibson, DPh Stephanie Gibson Angie Heaton Shametra Heatrice Dan & Sarah Hogan Pat Holloway Brian Hughes, RN Drew Hunter, RN Noland E. James Kimberley Jaques Mark Klakulak Elaine Lamb, RN Janice Lance, RN Clifton Lees Bill Lewis Marvin & the late Patsy Lindsay (1937-2018) Gloria Longino, CCMA Carrie M. Mason Brad & Kate Mehl James & Kerry Meisner The Midland Group Dave & Billie Miller Wes Moles

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Rocky & Kathy Moore Michelle Mullins Network For Good Chad Nichols, PA-C Danny & Nancy Overland Rachel Pence Sydney Reding Andrea & the late Nick Reed (1945-2018) Bonnie Reiger, RN Cynthia Scarborough David E. Schulz Dr. Patrick & Erin Slatev David & Roberta Swearingen Korey Taylor Douglas D. Teachman Nicholas Twidale, MD Carey Wauson, RN Norma Williams

$250 - $499

Anonymous (50) Alicia Abla, PharmD, BCPS, CDE Jaren Allen Ann Armbruster Edwin A. Austin Paul D. Austin BC Clark Jamie Billen Michael Bourland Clifford & Veronna Brown Jared Brown Sonya Bullock, RN Keri Burgess, RN Sheila Butler, RN Jonathan D. Castillo, RN Ginnie Chung, RN, BSN, CCRC-CSC, CFRN Rebecca Cochell, RRT Krissy Colbath Elizabeth Cooper, RN Apriel Cope, RN Luis Cortez Janlyn Crawford Kerry Curtis Cusack Meats Stephanie David, ROCS, RVT David Diuguid Pat Dodd Matt Doughty Diana Elliott Holly Ellis, RN Bruce & Sharon Evans Kandi Evans, RN Lacie Feuerborn, RN Elizabeth Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald Carolyn Garcia Becky Gee, RT Penelope P. Gibson, RN

Paul Gillespie Pam Goudie, RRT Joe Grossman Mandi Gulickson, RN Heather Hall Sharon Hardesty, RN Ben Harkess, MD Leland & Monika Harmon Debbie Harvey Minnie Hayes Mike & Kathy Hellack Donald Hill Julie Hill Laura Hill, BSRT, RDCS, RVT Elizabeth Holland Susie Howell, RN John Hunter, APRN-CNP Brian A. Janek, PA-C, MPAS Rachel Jagues, RRT Alicia Jones, CCS Rita Jones, RN, MSN, CCRN-CMC Cynthia Jones-Mills, RT Shondra Jones-Myers, RN Mike Joyner, RN Beverly King JoAnn King, RN, BSN, CCRN JD Kinnard Jeremy Kirkpatrick Julie Kirkpatrick, RN, CCRN Wendy Lawson, MPH, RRT Anita Longey, RN Amy Lung, CCMA Tabatha Maassen, RN Michele M. Mako Emaleigh Mannis Leslie Maxwell Ronney Maxwell Elaine McClellan Matt McCollum Frank McMullen Patrick & Judy Mee Ginny Mennis, RN Mary Francis Michaelis ShyAnn Milner Corey Mitchell Dennis & Sharon Morris LaToya Morrison Kim Mullins Heather Murray Cara Nelson, RN Khanh Nguyen MT (ASCP) Lee Nguyen, RN CM Phung Xuan Nguyen K. Nichols Edwin F. O’Brien Carrie Owens, BSN, RN

Andria Palmer Lucia Anderson Stacy M. Palmer, RN Linda Ash Charles Franklin Pardue Ann & Gordon Ashurst Nikki Pefferman, RN Charles A. Austin Sarah Philbin William G. Avanzini Dena Phillips The Ayers Sisters Georgiana Pineda Amy Bailey George Pitts, Sr. Lisa Bailey, RN Geraldine Posey Michelle Bailey Roslyn Poteat Clifford B. & Evelyn L. Kathy & the late Baker Andrea Baldwin, RN Jim Prough Cynthia Ballou, LPN (1966-2019) Joan Barber Ed & Mary Ann Puckett Norman & Annette Luis Ramirez Barber Fernando Ramirez Betty Barnes Tammy Ramsey Leslie Wahpepah Barse Marianne Rawson, RN J. Edward Barth Shirley Reynolds Karen & Ken Bell Stephanie Ridley Jackie & Jerry Bendorf Gail Schmidt Carol Benedict Charles & Barbara Susan Bennett, RN Schmueser Ed Blankenship Courtney Schwegler Billy Bledsoe Barbara Sims Bambi Smith Jennifer Smith, RN Todd Smith Southwestern Stationers, Inc. Steve Spielman, MD L. Staley Clayton & Jenny Stewart OHH IS ONE OF THE Nancy Stone LARGEST CARDIOVASCULAR Adrienne Sumearll RESEARCH SITES Randall Taylor IN THE NATION. Melissa Thomas, LPN Kathy Thompson Christy Blount, MS,MA Adele Thrasher Duane Boeckman Rhonda & David Walters Jeannie (Walbaum) Kristina Wheelwright, Boren PCP Wayne & Scarlett Robin Whittenburg Bowman Cya Winters Sharonda Boykins Kaylee Wood Denise Bragg, RN Darlene Wortham Cheryl Braun Jamie Yowell Coletha Brinckmeyer Larry L. Brune Roger Buck $100 - $249 Louis Bullock Anonymous (78) Blake Burger Kathi Abla Tricia Butner Nellie Abrams Makynzie Calvert Erin Abston Aaron & Kittie Carland Ruth Adamiec, MA, MS, Karen Carlile, CPP RDN, LD Vicente Carrillo Clinton Adams Blair Chance Olivia Alexander Charlie Tammi Alexander, AVA Cierra Chastain Richard & the late Heather Chester Irene Allen Christie Claborn (1929-2018) Daniel Clarke Ronald E. Allen Class of 1953 Lawrence Lyeal Amos *Bold font denotes Giving Hearts Circle Founding Members

2018 GENERAL SUPPORT CONTINUED David & Jean Clayton Ms. Yvonne Cockrell Theresa Cohagan Janet Collier, RN Natasha Conrad, RN Shirley Cooper, RN Merle & Carrie Corey Pamela Corr, BSMT (ASCP) Kristi Correll, CCMA John & Lorraine Crab Melissa Craig Larry Cumpton Curly & Patsy Johanna Curtis, RN Phyllis N. Daugherty Michelle Davey Somer Davis, RDMS Matt Davis Thomas R. Day Lynnette DeJacimo, RN Mary Christine DiGiovanni Reggie Dirven, RRT Donna Doan Robert Dudley Rebecca Dunlap, CCMA Lauren M. Durham Teresa Dwiggins Katirna Eastwood, RN Brandi Eller Ace & Reba Emerson DL & Pat Englebretson Mary Epps-Welch, RN Lloyd & Deborah Evans Joseph Ferguson Tyler Finch Taylor Fisher, RN Dixon Fleming Mackenzie Flick Shirley M. Fox Riley Freeze Akaymi Garcia Jamie Garen Mike Garner, Chaplain OHHS Bill Gentry Kim Gerlach Lisa Gilbert, RN LaKeesha Givens Janelle Choplin, RN

Seth Glenn Deborah Glover LaVonda Good Lori Gordon Charlie & Sue Gorman LaShunda Granger, LPN Michael A. Gray Kim Green Naudine Greenawalt Engel Grow Keith & Tad Hall Melisa Hall, CCMA Stanton & Jane Halley Devin Hamilton Elfriede H.M. Hansen Michelle Harper, RDMS Shauna Harris Jennifer Hayes, MT (ASCP) Kathy Heath, CCS Terry Heck Pamela Henry Sherry Hensley Josephine Herring Candice Hester George Ray Heupel Lori Hewling, RN, CM Bradley P. Hightower Melody Hintergardt Gina Hobbs Kait Hoehler-Adkinson Heather Holder, RHIA Amy R. Hope Marsha Howard Stephanie Howard, RN L.B. & Inadean Hoyle Meranda Hubbard Bria Huffine Geraldine Huges Scott Hughes Amanda Humble Basil & Judith Humphrey Jamie Humphreys, RN Kristi A. Hunter Lori Ingraham Ashley Jack Linda K. Jackson Ruth Jackson Tamra Jackson Vickie Jackson

Wanda Jacobs-Pata Charla James Emily Jeantrout, RN Jo F. Johnson, RN Carol Jones Carrie Jones, RVT Lisa Jones Sheila Kalfas, RN Cynthia J. Kemp Margo Kerby Clara G. Ketch Kathy Ketner Arthur Ray & Linda M. Killough Andy King, RRT Dave King Lavada Koehn Randy & Linda Kotecha Roanne Lamb, RN April Langford Erin Langley, PCP-TECH Patra Lemons Larry T. Lippoldt Eugene Lollman Simona Long Paul Pele Lopez Pilar Lopez Danisa Lowery Stacey Lumley Mallory Lutz, RHIA, CCS Gabriel Lyons, RN Jamie Maass Richard & Debbie Machacek Landon Magee, RRT CPFT Weva Magluyan Erica Mann Everett C. Mann Sydney Mashburn Brandy Martin Cortnety R. Martin, MA LaTisha Martin, RN & Family Bernice & the late Wendell Mason (1934-2018) Mercy Mathew Corey Matzkanin, RN, PCCN Ken McBroom

Ken McClain Jeanine McCraken Mickey McElyea Stephanie McMillin, RN Jodi L. Meacham, RN Sonia Mearns Erica Melick, BSN, RN, CCRN Cindy Y. Miller JR Miller Robert Montgomery Carl F. Moore Justin Moore Guillermina Morales Drs. Bill & Bet Moran Robi Morris Yvette Morrison, PharmD Stacey Morton, RHIA, CHPS Jolene Moser Megan Motes Joann Moye, RN CCRN Johnye Murphy Amy Myers, RN Courtney E. Myers Kelly Slatterly Naberhaus Sherilyn Nashert, RN Ute Nauheimer Sandy Neal Jennifer Neece, RT Derrick Nelson Trina Norman Sylvia Ochs Jeannette Odom Ginger Ogle, RD, LD Nadege Orr Hildreth A. Overcash Ashley Owens Jennifer Pannell, RN, BSN Melissa Park Jack Parkey Naviska Parks, RN Janet Pasquali-Bowers Coy L. Patterson Charo Payne Yolanda Faye Perry, CPT Jeanie Peschka RN, PCCN

Gary Pittman Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Pontius Beryle & Rita Porter Dyan Post, RN Sam & Janie Potashnick Andrea Powell Randal Victoria Reyes, ES Jay Reynolds, DO Hattie Carolyn Richardson William Rickell Robyn Riley, RN Jonathan Roberts Walter W. Roberts Woody & Sandra Robertson Pam Robeson Charissa Rojas Rodney & Sandie Rowe Leonard Royston Robin S. Teresa San DiegoWinters Scott Sanders Mary Lou & the late Harold Sare (1928-2018) Pat Sartin H. L. Sawyer Ariel Schoenecke Randy & Linda Schreiner Chris Schroeder, RN Dana R. Scott Karla Segelquist Kristi Seigrist Rhoda Self Shelbi Setzer Larisa Tishkova Shanbour Robin Sharp Sydney Shilling Herbert Shuck Kyle Sinko Phillilp Smart Marvin Smith Randi Smith Robert Smith, DVM Megan Sorg

Why I Give..

I give because I truly believe that every patient deserves to have access to the best treatment options available. OHHRF helps make this possible. When you give, you are making a profound difference in the lives of many patients battling heart disease.

Thomas Hennebry, MD, Interventional Cardiologist, OHHRF Board Member & Donor

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Pictured: Jeff Neumann (left) and Jim Wetzel (right)

GRATEFUL PATIENT One morning in April 2018, Jeff Neumann started having chest pains, weakness and was short of breath. He called his biking buddy Jim Wetzel, who happened to work for the Oklahoma Heart Hospital, and explained his symptoms.

Jim told Jeff to immediately get to the OHH ER. The very next day, Dr. Norman put a stent in and saved his life.

He was so incredibly thankful for the care he received that he wanted to find a way to give back.

Jeff decided that he would ride his bicycle from Oklahoma City to Minnesota (and back!) to raise money for the OHH Research Foundation.

Spotlight

He began his 1,700 mile journey in September and made it all the way to Kansas, but Mother Nature had different plans. A tropical storm came through and forced Jeff to end his ride early, but he still made a big difference!

Thanks to Jeff and his grateful heart, he was able to raise over $1,000 for OHHRF to say thank you for saving his life.

OHHRF is immensely grateful for all the generous hearts and incredible experiences that make our mission possible. Thank you, Jeff, for believing in OHHRF!

Why I Give..

“Over the last 30 years, we have seen a significant decrease in the risk of death from heart disease. This has been largely due to advancements in clinical research. It is these advances that fuel OHH to remain committed to discovering, learning and uncovering the treatments and procedures for today’s patients and the patients of future generations.”

Thomas McGarry, MD, OHHRF Medical Director, Board Member and Donor

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EMPLOYEE GIVE CAMPAIGN The OHH team continues to show their dedication and commitment to OHHRF’s mission year after year when they join in on the Employee GIVE Campaign. And this year was no exception! With more than 1,609 employees & physicians making a gift to OHHRF, 2018 was a record-breaking year! But wait – there’s more.

OHH CEO Dr. John Harvey announced that the hospital would generously match dollar-for-dollar the employees giving. In total, OHH Physicians and Employees raised over $539,521! OHHRF is continuously humbled and blessed by the amazing support of the entire OHH team. A special thanks to all of our volunteer Team Captains: Fernando Acuna, OHH System Director – Executive Chef Mindi Blanchard, Float Receptionist – Hartford Adam Darby, Director CCU/IU/PCCU – OHH South Teresa Dwiggins, Lab Manager – OHH North Wendy Lawson, OHH System Director – Radiology, Respiratory Therapy & Sleep Center Michele Mako, Office Supervisor – Medical Clinic for the Uninsured Brad Mehl, OHH System Director – Ultrasound Derrick Nelson, Pacemaker Manager – OHH North Tiffany Vernon, Clinical Research Coordinator – OHHRF Tonya Walker, Case Coordinator – OHH South Patrick Williams, Systems Analyst I – Chase

Team Finding Nemo was the first team EVER to hit 100% participation!

Thank you for believing in OHHRF!

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2018 GENERAL SUPPORT CONTINUED Jon Spence Traci Spencer Shanda Stacy Jennifer Stearns Bob & Marie Stewart Laura Stewart Laurie Stewart Jaycee Stokes Julie Story-George Katey Stripling Bobby Sublette Morgan Swart Sarah Swift Robert Terrell, MD & Katherene Terrell, MD Angela Terrill Michael Thellmann Ashley Thompson Kim Thompson David Timberlake Kim Toney Rick Torres, NRP James Townsend Kobey Trower Tia Truelove Marvin Turner Migel Valadez, MLT, LPN Teresita Valentas Chris Van Susan Vergis Mindy Voth Meredith W. Tonya Walker Ellen Wall Julie Wanzer Renae Ware W.D. Buddy & Paula L. Watkins Millie Weatherford Cheryl L. Wenger Teresa C. Werner

Julie White Zora Whitener Sylvia Wickens Emily Wilkerson Megan Wilkinson Becca Wilson Russell Winder Andy Wirth Dennis & Sandy Wishon Tracy Withrow Linda Wood Dick Wright Tara Yancey

Up to $99

Anonymous (295) Victor Aberi Jason Acebo Brookelyn Acuna Nicole Adam Shawna Adams Micah Aguilar Vanessa Aguilar Christina Aikman, RN Judy Airington David Albright Cory Allen Tera N. Allen William & Toni Allen Megan Allison Haneen Alnajjar Justine Amaro Amazon Smile Amber Abbie Amend Ellaine R. Amend Jill Amos Norma Anderson Phil & Janey Anderson Sheila Anderson Andy

Chelsea M. Annett Gena Anthony Delicia Antwine Tasha L. Antwine E. Ann Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Gene Arnold Carlos Arreola Ana Artajona Ted & Marilyn Arthur Macie Ashby Brianna Ashworth Michelle Askins LaTasha Atteberry Lara Austin Debra Avendano Ashley Avery Kelsey B. Dr. Glen Bailey Nancy Bailey Mardon Bakhramov Stephen Baldwin Anna Barbato Anne Barnes Anthony & Patsy Barnes Eric Barnett Tiffany Barnett KC Barron Cleotis Barton Don & Juanelle Beauford Ricky Bellamy Tisha Bennett Cynthia Bevenue Lee Beville Lacey Biffle Blake Blanchard Natalie Bleakley Karen Blevins Robert & Catha Black Yancy Bolles-Clarkson Corinna Bond

Marie Boren Lynn & Carol Bowles Jack & Sigrid Bowman Thomas & Donna Boyd Sherri L. Bradford Tonya Brady Denise Brakefield Louis & Angela Bremer Billy L. Bressman Jennifer Brewer, APRN-CNP Shawna Brewer Philip Briggs Kerry Brinkley Amanda Brinsfield Ashley Britt Harriett Jane Brock Kathy Brooks Reed Brooks Stepfanie Brow-Dawson Beth Brown William Brown Jana Brown Jean Brown Chaplain Kathy Brown, MAPM Michael Brown Bill Brown Jolene & the late Sam Browning (1929-2018) Tiara Broyles Crystal Bruce Chelsea Bruster Cristi Bucher Melissa Bugg Angela Bunch Katrina Bunch Angela Burcham Kathy Burcham Mariya Burdina

Karen K. Burke, RN Kevin Burke Noah Burks Evalena Busher Thomas & Bettie Button Teri Butts Rita Byrd Rebecca Caldwell Melonie Calhoun Calvary Baptist Church Morgen Cammack Stacie Campbell Capitol Realty Operating Maxi Carbonell Alissa Carlile Amber Carlton Darrin Carson Mike Cassady Sabrina Cassell Hugo Castaneda Liset Castaneda Bethany Cavener Chris Chanchaleune Shelby Chandler Kevin S. Chapman, M.S. Ed., CEP, CCRP Lucretia Chapman Dai Chau Crystal Cheade Jackie Chong George Christensen Elvita & the late David Clark (1927-2019) Kathy Clark Lois I. Clark Cammron Clary The Class of 1959 Jankana Coblentz D. Cole Mary Ann Coleman

DID YOU KNOW? Are you age 70 1/2 years or older? You can use your IRA to help fight heart disease AND save on taxes!

THE BENEFITS

• Can be used to meet your annual required minimum distribution, which lowers your taxable income for the year • When you use pre-tax IRA assets, your donation costs you less • Not subject to income taxes

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HOW TO DONATE

• Contact your professional advisor to make a gift • Contact OHHRF for a sample letter to send to your IRA Administrator at (405) 608-1558 or donations@okheart.com • Save on taxes! Any amount up to $100,000 (the maximum allowed for charitable rollover) can help satisfy your annual required minimum distribution

2018 GENERAL SUPPORT CONTINUED Chris Coles Donald & Laverne Collins Leslie Compton Sarah Conner Sharon Connor Julie Cook Kayla Cook Suzanne Cook, RN, BSN, CCRN Cook Dale & Debbie Corbin Bobbie Corker Trang Coughlin Paulina Covington John “Patrick” Cowan Ilo Cox Tammie Craig Chelsea Crandall Wilma Cravatt Scot Currier Becca Cusher Tyler Cushing Billie Jean Custer Tonia Dale Elizabeth Dautey Amanda Davidson Anthony Davis Christy Davis Deanna Davis Essence Davis Kay Davis, RN Eddie Rothermel & Steven Davis Tanesha J. Davis Zachary Davis Willie De Leon Milton W. Deason Cristen DeGraffenreid Rosario DeLoera Marvin & Norma Denny Tywona Denson Paula Diaz Genaro Diaz Shayla Dick April Dildine Michelle Dodd Amy Dorn, RN Raybourn Doussett Rodney Shawn Dowers

Larry & Marilyn Dresser Olivia Driskill Tracey Duke Barbara Dull Robert H. Duncan Deron Dunnington Enrique Duran Chris L. DuRoy, PhD Julie M. Dwyer Britt Dyer Jeffrey A. Earnest Vernon Eck Debbie Edwards Kylie R. Edwards Cynthia Eichenberg Danny Elam Caren Ellison Krystal Embry John English Danielle Enockson Ashli Enriquez Shannon R. Estabrook Jose Estupinan Cassie Evans Jeanett Evans Kimbra Evans Faith Everest Haley F. Maria Fabrega Royceanne Faggins Richard Fahy Glenn & Paula Fast Mary Fauser George & Sharon Fears Julie Fender Jed Ferguson Myca Fernow Vickie Ficklin Daniel Fijalka Crystal Fininen Keisha Finley Dustin Fischer Lindsay Fisher Tiara Fischer Robert Fite Diane Flippo Mauricio Flores Angel Florez Ashlee Floyed Becca Fontenot

Neva Ford Jim Fowler Heather Fox Marisol Fraire Nan K. Frates Yvonne French Jen Friesen Sherry Fritsch Benjamin Galindo Sharon Gann Sheila Gant Christina Garcia Crystal Garcia Linda Garrison Pamela Gasper Whitney Gatlin Shelley Geis Waters Cheryl Gerten Carmen Giampapa Jerald & Paula Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Olin Gilbert Angela Gile Steven Gillihan Shaillie Gills Regina Girard John & Jane Goetzinger Kim Golden, BSN, RN, CCRP Jesus Gomez Darling Gonzales Hector Gonzalez Jeanne E. Gonzales Linsey Gooshaw Udit Gorman Rebekah Goudie Jamie D. Gray Mallory Gray Mark Gray Patrick Gray Quentin Gray Melissa Green JoEllen Grenough Nyoka Griffin Marvin & Carolyn Grosche Kensi Grubbs Jerome Gruber Alyssa Guild Carlos Gutierrez Art & Middy Gumtau

Tammy G. MA/MS Fran Hafeken Barbara B. Hahn Douglas Hahn Torrie Halbert Stephen C. Hall Juliana Hambright, NREMT Ashley Hamilton Hannah Hammer Chris Hamon Genoa Hanger Chad Harper Holly Harris Emily A. Harrison Ashley Harshaw Jacob Hartman, AUA Brian Hauk Christine Hawke Tonita Hawkins Christina Hays Tieria Haywood Carol Hein Linda K. Heins Delia Henderson Jason Henson Norman & Martha Henson Dr. Barbara Henthorn Erick Hernandez Noel Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez Zac Pogue & Janet Herren Sydney Hessman Alec Hetherington Tyler Higdon Joelda Higgs Anne Hightower Pamela Hileman Shelley Hilterbran Devin Hinds Nikki Hobbs Linda Hocker Hannah Hoffman Kristen Holder Kathy Holzhausen Bre Horn John Hornback Aaron Horton

Christina Hotze Jeanene House Nina House Heather Householder Henry E. Houston Jamie Howard Corjourn Howell Doris M. Hubbard Niki Hubbard David & Elizabeth Hubl Charleen Hudson Manuel Huerta Kelley Huff Brian Hughes Julie Hughett Stephanie G. Hull, CNA Carman Hulsey Molly Hulsey Jack & Corrine Hunter Kamber Hurst Promise Igwe Mahmood Ismail Sharmin Jamal Taylor James Steve Jantz Jasmin Kim Jefferson Charla JenkinsThompson William Jenkins Mary Jessen Sherrill & Vincent Johns Kristen Johnson Marcy Johnson Otis & Judy Johnston Katharine “Katie” Jones La Vonda Jones Sandra Jones Tawana Jones DeAnn Jonte’ Clancy Joy Emily Kachelmeyer Sydney Kaufman Donna Kegin Jeannine Keith Karen Kelly Jennifer Kennell Kris Kimmel Kenneth & Winifred Kimmell

Why I Give..

I give because I know OHHRF is making a difference through our Free Clinic, research and helping patients in need with our Good Samaritan Fund. It’s great to know that my donation is changing lives in many ways.

Brook Scott, MD, Interventional Cardiologist, OHHRF Board Member, Volunteer and Donor

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2018 GENERAL SUPPORT CONTINUED Andrea King Luke Kirkham, RN Debra Kirkpatrick Jordyn Kittle Harley Kleckner Elizabeth Kos Gracy Koshy Tim Kostelecky Ali Kouhab Lauren Krapff Robert Kughn Ashlee Lacy Katherine Lake Angela Lamberti Almetra Langs Merlin Larson Audra Laughlin Mary Law Kelli Lawrence Charles W. & Lorraine Lear Amy Lebarre Tracy Lee Heather Lehman Gertrude Leonard N. Lucille Leslie Blanca Lever Ray Leyba Roy Lipscomb Ashley Litton Diana Litton Tina Livecy Julia London David Long, MD Don A. Long Ray & Gloria Long Adalberto Lopez Mariana Lopez Sue Loughridge Emma Lyall Barbara Lyerly Emily Lynch, RN, BSN Tommy Lyons Vicki Lyons Vivien Madbull Jennifer Major Monica Maldonado Sergio Maldonado Meghan Manogue June L. Mariano Marjorie Angel Marroquin Armentha Martin

Terry & Brenda Martin Rocio Martinez Tana R. Mashaney Alyssa Mason Emily Maston Amy Matheson Joy Mathews, RN Matthew Ashley Matthews Yvonne Maxey Harlene Maxwell S. Mayberry Crystal Mayo Eddie Mays Melissa Mays Tammy McAroy, CNA Jeff & Roxy McAtee Tom McCabe Heather McClendon Pat McDaniel Sharnise McDowell Sarah McGraw LeaAnn McKee Chris McKinley Melissa McLaurin Crysann McMillian, MBA/HCM, CHAA Perry & June McNeill Benny & Angela Meier Lavera Melrose Joe & Libby Merhib Julie Merritt Lindsey Mews Shelli Meyer Charles Middleton Emily Milburn Angie Miles Clay Miles, MD Courtney Miles Carl Miller Janice Miller Michele Miller Michael Mitchell Tanji Mitchell John G. Mock, RMA Brenda Moehle Kathy Moeller Jahree Molinsky Maria Monterroso Valeska Monterroso Brittany Montoya Stephanie Montoya Mary Moon

Amanda Mooney Curtis Moore Jim & Liz Moore Lori D. Moore Carma Moore Chris Moranchel Alma Moreno Robert & Harriet Morgan James N. Moriarty Pamela Mork Mimi Morris Larry & Ramona Mott Katrina Mucker Nadine Muenzing Sabrina Muenzing Lorna Mullins Bill Munsell Kayla Murrah Melissa Mustachia Emily Myers James (Jim) Myers Kylie Myers Denise Nadolski Thelma Nantz Michele Neil Carrie Newcomer Crystal Newman Stan Newman Mallory Nicoll Jon Nightengale Justin Nolen Rachel Norberg Dedra Northington Sharie Northington Velisa Norton Lori Novak Walinda Nowlin Elizabeth Nunez Chris O. Chris O’Connor Michael R. Oden II, RT, (R), (CT) Roberta Oldfield Jose Orrostieta Diana Ortiz Harold & Mildred Osborne Lisa Osborne Richard Osland Kenton Owens Shametra Owens Ruben Pachico

Michelle Palmateer Hannah Palmer Hannah Palmer Renea Parham Pamela S. Parker Patricia Parker Kelsey Parrill Veronica Parrott Tricia Parsons, RN Burt Patadal Larry V. Patterson Jim & Carolyn Patton Chris Patton Cassidy Payne Robert & Lynn Payne Merle & Renate Pears Terry Peiffer Erlena Pennington Floyd & Martha Percival Adam Perkins Faythe Perkins Jaquita J. Peters Dan & LeaAnn Pettigrew Trayla Phelps Sherrine Philip Gene Phillips & Rebecca Keepers Michelle V.Phillips, MS, RCEP, CDE Sierah Phillips Ariel Pierce Gerry C. Pinkston Norma Pirkle Karina Pitts Dustin Pollard Keisha Pool Cara Pope Shawna Porterfield Reba K. Poston Bryan H. Potter Beatryce Potts Linda Potts Kathryn Powell Sally Preston Rolland & Wilma Proberts Col (Ret.) James T. Putnam Eric Quach Rebecca Qualls Alejandra Ramirez Jasmine Rainey Mary Jo Rains

Cruz Ramirez Andrea Raper Amanda Rasmussen Kristi Rath Eddie Rathbun Caroline Ray Summer Redding, RN Brittany Reed Denise Reed Martha E. Reichert Kim Reynolds Martin & Shirley Rich Lonnie & Pam Rickey Hunter Ridgway Noel & Barbara Riggs Deborah Roberson Jerry W. Roberts Mickey & Dianne Roberts Ramona Roberts Sara Roberts Heather Roberts Latonyia Rogers M. Rogers Price Rogers Sarah Rogers Shannon Rogers Shantee Roland Kelli Ann Rollins Joe Romano Kim Romero Barbara Ross Olga Rucker Andrea Rushing Larry Rushing Lorri Russell, ST Alice Rutledge Rachel Saldivar Herman Saltzman Shelly Sampleton Juan Sanchez Jessica Sandlin Clyde & Carolyn Sanford Marilyn Sattre Humberto Saucedo Lisa Saunders Donna J. Schaffler Amber Schallert Jade Schane Howard & Carol Schmidt Kathe Schmidt

Why I Give..

“I give because Dr. Shah saved my life. I’m just so grateful to be here. OHH is a great hospital that does a lot of great work. Maybe they will save someone else with my donation.”

Jerry Borgert, OHH Patient and monthly donor Pictured: Jerry and Liz Borgert

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2018 GENERAL SUPPORT CONTINUED Loree Schrott Jacob Schubert Todd & Shannon Schultheis Dennis Scott Dustin Scott Mandy Scott Fern Seigler Sheila Seigler Randall Seiss Adam Selihi Tricia Sepulveda Camilla Sewell Bobbi Sexton Shervin Shayegan Tonya Shed Meggan Shepherd Lindsey Shipman Sedigheh Shiran Sharon Shoemake Sabrina Sides Ingrid Silva Mary Ann Simkins Amber Simon Sibu Simon The Late Timothy G. Sims Bethany Sing Nicole N. Sissons Maggie Skeith Kathleen Slaughter The Sloan Family Jane, Bobby, Brian & Christy Felicia Smart Allie Smith Becca Smith Blake E. Smith Christy Smith Corrine Smith Heather R. Smith Jay W. Smith Kelsey Golden

Miriam Smith Shelia M. Smith Tanna M. Smith Tracy Smith Erin Sneed Gale Sneed Donna Solsbery Fabian Soriano John & Shirley Soto Rachelle South Mike Spann Tisha L. Sparks Robin Spencer Betty Standifer Kathy Standridge Vicki Starr Richard Stauter Brad Stephens Julie Sterling Abbie Stewart Marvin & Loreta Stewart Paul Stewart Rhonda Stilwell Bill Stone Joli S. & Lacey K. Richard Story Tom Story Rebecca Straily Haley Strickland Louis F. Strickland Teeia Strout Gabrielle Stutzman Charles Suenram Joe Summers Brandy Swain Dacia Sweetman Rostina Swindall Tara Tahkofper, RN, BSN Pam Tapp Melisa Tate Nancy K. Tate Alisha Taylor

Vicki Taylor Tom & Lavada Tennery Ronal Tepe Jordan Terrell Jenny Thacker Khamla Thavisack Nikki Theberge Claudette Thomas Patricia Thomas Shayna Thomas Amy Thompson Laura Thompson Angela Tinkham Tory Tisdell Kristina Tichmarsh Lee Todd Charlee Tompkins Shawna Tonsing Candice Toombs Alejandro Torres Lynn & Joyce Treece Brad Trice Barbara Tucker Steve Turnbow Sandy Turney Ethan Turpin Tuttle Christian Church Bryan Vahlberg Cheryll Van Stavern Kayleigh Vadervort Shannon Vaughn Trinadad VelasquezRuiz Venezia Tiffany Vernon June Vinson Shanna Visnieski Donald W. Vogel Rhonda Vogt Lacy Voss Tamara Wagoner Devin Wahl Ashley Walker Carol Walker

CC Walker Heather Walker Les Walker Tanya Walker Jim Wallace Pam Wallace Shannon & Misty Ward Regina Ward John Warren Jessica Warriax Amber Wasserman Melissa Wason Stacie Watie Lance Watson, MD Madison Watson Teddy J. Watson Lisa Waughtal Nancie C. Webb Glenn & Sybil Webster Greg Wece Donna Wedman Susan Weigle Patty Welch Suzanne Welch Joy West Jerry & JoAnn Whaley Margo White Walter & Debbie White Megan Pope Whitehead Denise Whitson Margaret P. Whittemore Loris Wiersig Jessica Wiggins Wilburton Senior Citizens Center Shanna Wilcox Doris Wiley Brenda Wilkerson Daun Wilkerson Wilma Wilkinson Brian Williams Don Williams

Dorothy Crews Williams E. Williams Judi Williams Kristin Williams Lonnie & Pala Nikki Williams Patrick Williams Wendy Williams Charlie Williamson Jennifer Willige Gayla E. Willis Ashare Wilson Rachel Wilson Lauren Womack Wonderful Giving Anne Wood Deidra Wood Melissa Wood Amy Woodie Shari Woods Stephanie Woods Cosetta Woody Durcella Wooten Gerald & Gayla Wright Katelyn Wright Tawnaya Wright Wendi Jo Wright Kelly Yankey Manuel & Evalina Ybarra Sam York Dawn Young Chriss Zielke, RN Elisa Zircher

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How will you build your legacy?

INTRODUCING THE NEW OHHRF LEGACY SOCIETY

Fulfill your philanthropic goals, and discover more ways to give than you ever thought possible. If you are looking for a way to leave a legacy that will last beyond a lifetime, consider naming OHHRF as a direct beneficiary in your will, trust, insurance policy or retirement plan.

PLANNED GIVING: SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE • Make investments that “give back” to you.

Planned gifts or investments in OHHRF can provide extra retirement income • Defer or reduce taxes • Add meaning to your gift by honoring someone special • Help current and future patients by supporting important research while maximizing the financial advantages available to you GIFTS THROUGH YOUR ESTATE Gifts through wills or trusts, after your lifetime, are commonly known as bequests. They are easy to arrange, can be changed at your discretion and allow you to make a significant gift while reducing estate taxes. To leave a legacy gift, simply use the following language: “I give to the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation, a nonprofit corporation in Oklahoma, EIN #73-1455900, a specific sum of ($) or (%) of my estate to be used to continue its mission.”

COMMEMORATIVE GIFTS NEW OPTION! You have the opportunity to honor others— perhaps a family member, a friend or a respected physician—by naming your gift.

Opportunities include naming a research fund or perhaps a room, clinic or area of the Oklahoma Heart Hospital. Let us help you design a gift that honors that special someone. Contact us for more information about levels and criteria for naming gifts.

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GIFTS THAT GIVE BACK TO YOU There are several different types of incomeproducing gifts to choose from, each with different benefits and requirements. Some examples include Charitable Gift Annuities, Charitable Remainder Trusts and Charitable Lead Trusts. Tax savings, charitable deductions and regular payments to you and your spouse or partner, for life, are some of the many benefits of these types of gifts.

GIFTS THROUGH YOUR IRA OR RETIREMENT PLAN Designating OHHRF as the beneficiary of your retirement plan or IRA is a simple and effective way to give. Whatever remains in these plans after you are gone is subject to both income and estate taxes, making it an expensive asset for your heirs.

Above all, when you leave a legacy gift, you can partner with OHHRF as we explore, discover— even transform—the world of cardiovascular care and share the rewards through a return on investment measured in innovation for generations to come.

Please contact us if you have already included OHHRF in your estate plans or if you are interested in becoming part of the new OHHRF “Legacy Society.”

Let us help you build your legacy.

WHO WE ARE RESEARCH TEAM Ashley Britt Research Assistant

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jack Collier, MD Mohammad Ghani, MD John Harvey, MD Thomas Hennebry, MD Pat Holloway Robert Kipperman, MD Thomas McGarry, MD Brook Scott, MD Marvin Woodall

PHILANTHROPY TEAM Director of Philanthropy Jenny Stewart jsstewart@okheart.com P: (405) 608-1558

Development Coordinator Krissy Colbath acolbath@okheart.com P: (405) 608-1289

FREE MEDICAL CLINIC Michele Mako Office Supervisor

Linda Cordell Director of Business Operations Donna Grossman, RN, CCRC Clinical Research Coordinator Valve Clinic Coordinator Stacie Hanes, RN, CCRC Sr. Clinical Research Coordinator Program Manager/ Valve Clinic Sharnise McDowell Research Assistant Kartik Munshi, MPH, CCRC Quality Assurance Research Scientist Julia Myers, RN, BSN, CCRC Clinical Research Coordinator Cindy Therese Regulatory Affairs Tiffany Vernon, CCRC Clinical Research Coordinator Tawnaya Wright, CCRC Clinical Research Coordinator

T H ANK YOU FOR YO UR SUPPO RT I N 2018 !

12,335 DONATIONS RECEIVED

395

PATIENT DONORS

431

MONTHLY OR BI-WEEKLY DONORS

1,609

EMPLOYEES & PHYSICIANS SUPPORTED OHHRF

$983,546 1,933 TOTAL DONATIONS

$88,368

DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY OR HONOR OF A LOVED ONE OR BY GRATEFUL PATIENTS IN HONOR OF A CAREGIVER

DONORS

1,346

PTO HOURS DONATED

BY OHH EMPLOYEES

Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy in this report. However, should you notice errors, please report them to the Office of Philanthropy, OHHRF. If you wish to have your name removed from the list to receive all future fundraising requests supporting Oklahoma Heart Hospital, please write us at 4200 W. Memorial Road, # 510, Oklahoma City, OK 73120. Attention: Director of Philanthropy.

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OHHRF ’ S IMPACT IN 2018

1,100+ 664

952

PATIENTS HELPED AT THE FREE CLINIC

448 VOLUNTEER HOURS

$577,807

IN DONATED SERVICES AT THE FREE CLINIC

ESSENTIAL ITEMS GIVEN TO

PATIENTS IN NEED THROUGH THE GOOD SAMARITAN FUND

33

ACTIVE CLINICAL TRIALS IN 2018

1328

PATIENTS ENROLLED IN CLINICAL TRIALS SINCE 2015

100+

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME) EVENTS WITH

3000+

PARTICIPANTS SINCE 2013

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