asThe philanthropy journal of the Franklin Square Hospital Center Foundation

Special Edition 2010

Towering achievement

The Franklin Square Hospital Center’sNew Patient Care Tower Opens

Welcome to new levels of careThe people behind the project keeping the promise

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as promised is published by the Franklin Square Hospital Center Foundationfor friends and donors.

President, Franklin Square Hospital CenterAdrienne Kirby, PhD

Vice President, Development and Community RelationsJanet Rafky

Director, Annual Fund ProgramsKristi Rasmussen

Manager, Foundation OperationsMichelle Sakowski

Development CoordinatorMegan Doty

Coordinator, Office AdministrationEmma Nuese

Design & ProductionSky Design LLC

EditorRobert Gray Writing & Editing LLC

Contributing WritersDavid BeaudouinRobert GraySusan Walker

PhotographyCoyle Studios

Please direct gifts and requests for further information to:

Franklin Square Hospital Center Foundation9000 Franklin Square DriveBaltimore, MD 21237-3998443-777-7980

www.franklinsquare.org/foundationfshfoundation@medstar.net

Special Edition 2010

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Towering achievementFive key players in the new Patient Care Tower project discuss how ithappened and their outlook for the future of Franklin Square and thecommunity. The prognosis: excellent!

pg 9 Donor Profile

Scott & Yvonne Barhight—Patient CareTower transforms community

Forward thinking Scott and YvonneBarhight, longtime supporters of FranklinSquare, see the future in the Patient CareTower. Their generous gift is an investmentin “who Franklin Square is, and how thecommunity should see itself.”

pg 10 Corporate Donor ProfileRosedale Federal Bank—Shared history.Shared commitment.

Community landmark for more than acentury, Rosedale Federal Bank lent itsgenerous support to the Patient CareTower because of a commitment it shareswith Franklin Square: to improve thefinancial and physical health of thecommunity.

pg 11 Associate ProfileCarroll Reid—A facility for giving

Franklin Square associate Carroll Reidbelieves in giving back. His substantialfinancial gift to the Patient Care Towerproject and support over the yearsexemplify a unique facility for giving.

pg 12 Physician Campaign“What it means to me”

Physician quotes on what the newPatient Care Tower will mean to them.

pg 14 Volunteer ProfileRomadka family—Keeping the promise for 50 years

The Romadka family has volunteered tohelp Franklin Square keep the promisefor half a decade. For Bob Romadka, leadingthe successful $10 million Patient CareTower capital campaign caps a lifetime ofcommitment.And his family follows his lead.

pg 15 Foundation NewsA promise worth celebrating

Hosted by the Franklin Square HospitalCenter Foundation, the Celebrate thePromise Donor Event brought togetherover 200 guests for an evening of musicand dancing, food and guided tours of keyareas in the new Patient Care Tower.

Brick and Paver Dedication

A special afternoon honored donors of$2,500 or more whose generosity is nowinscribed on bricks and pavers that willhonor their contributions for years to come.

25th Anniversary Golf Open

Always a special event, the 2010 GolfOpen celebrated its silver anniversary inthe same year as the Patient Care Toweropens.

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Janet RafkyVice President, Development and Community RelationsFranklin Square Hospital Center Foundation

Promises made, promises kept

Dear friends of Franklin Square,

Someday, 2010 may be thought of as the year Franklin Square came of age. Completionand opening of the stunning $175 million, seven-story Patient Care Tower at FranklinSquare keeps a very solemn promise to the community. With the help of visionarysupport, we have successfully envisioned, supported and delivered this magnificent newmedical facility. From the ground up, the health needs of a growing 21st centurycommunity have been built in.

As the profiles in this special edition of as promised reveal, the Franklin Squarecommunity is notable for intense devotion and great generosity. From the longstandingvolunteerism and leadership of Bob Romadka and his family to the perceptiveness ofdonors Scott and Yvonne Barhight, the greatest gifts these modern philanthropists bringus is their engagement and dedication.

Their appreciation is well earned. In this issue, read about five key Franklin Squareassociates who, in various ways, led the way to completion of the Patient Care Tower. Ourmission of delivering excellent community-based healthcare today stands on a firmerfoundation because of their contributions to this crucial project.

To all of you who have supported us in this dynamic campaign to “Keep the Promise,” tobring healthcare facilities and services in Eastern Baltimore County fully into the 21st

century, our deepest thanks.

For those who will benefit from these enhancements, welcome to Franklin Square’s newPatient Care Tower!

Sincerely,

”Welcome to

Franklin Square’s new

Patient Care Tower”

It’s nearly here. After six years of petitions and paperwork,blueprints and planning, the gleaming new $175 millionFranklin Square Patient Care Tower is set to open its doors injust a few short weeks. All agree that the 356,000 square-footfacility is extraordinary in every regard, with spacious, all-private patient rooms, an expanded and modern emergencydepartment, a larger pediatric center (to be called the ToddHeap Family Pediatric Center) and other state-of-the-artfeatures designed to optimize quality care delivery and ensurea positive patient experience.

Still, there’s more than meets the eye in the creation of thePatient Care Tower. Over the past six years, a remarkableprocess of collaboration has unfolded, one that has literallyengaged the entire Franklin Square community in the design

of the new building. “Our development process for the PatientCare Tower was a very open and collaborative approachinvolving the Board, administration, physicians, and nursingleadership, all with one shared goal—to serve the patient withthe best quality care available,” says Hospital Board ChairDebra Doyle. “This attitude is the cornerstone of why FranklinSquare has been so successful.”

The best buildings are always made of more than bricks andmortar. They also represent the best thinking and passionateideals of people who have contributed to their successfulconstruction. Let’s meet five of those individuals, who whilerepresenting countless others, have each played a uniquerole in making the new Patient Care Tower a true ground-breaking event.

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Towering achievementOver the past six years, they have contributed their talents behind the scenes toa once-in–a-lifetime cause. Now, meet five men and women who have helped tomake the new Patient Care Tower at Franklin Square a complete success.

As Franklin Square’s Vice President for Patient Care andChief Nursing Officer, Larry Strassner is justifiably proud.“We have one of the best nurse-to-patient ratios of anyhospital in the state,” he says. “The executive team hasinvested significantly in nursing and quality care. They realizethat the RN at the bedside is key to us achieving the qualityand service our patients deserve.”

But he is equally proud of how the design of the new PatientCare Tower’s units reflect the best practices in primary care,including many suggested by Franklin Square’s own nurses.As a member of the Hospital’s Executive Steering Committee,Strassner was “involved pretty much from conception” in thedevelopment of the Tower’s design. Through many rounds offeedback from the nursing staff, a highly efficient and patient-centric model for the Tower’s clinical units was developed.“Everything is designed to bring care more effectively to thepatient,” he notes.

To start, the new U-shaped patient units in the ICU will allshare an identical floor plan and facilities layout, so thatnurses transferred from one department to another can get upto speed quickly without re-orientation. In addition, the unitsare designed to direct nurses away from the nursing stationand toward the patient’s bedside. Between every two patientrooms is an alcove that contains a satellite workstation that isnetworked with the unit’s central nursing station. There, thenurse can work productively on a laptop while remainingphysically closer to his or her patients.

Even the patient rooms feature practical design elements.A family-centered area with a pullout sleeper sofa is locatedby the room window, separated from the attending nurse’sworkspace. “Our belief is that families help patients heal, sowe want to incorporate them into a patient’s care,” saysStrassner. “This room design will allow our nurses to workeffectively in a way that’s not disruptive to the family.”

It really is ahealing environment.”

The Administrator:

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Dr. Scott Krugman isn’t kidding around. As Chairman of theDepartment of Pediatrics at Franklin Square, he’s beenfocused for the last 12 years on developing the Hospital’semergency pediatric services into a nationally recognized unitfor its quality of care. Now with the advent of the new PatientCare Tower, he sees the unit’s standard of care gaining evenmore ground. “Overall, our expectations have been more thanmet with our new unit in the Patient Care Tower,” he says.“We’ll be able to continue to deliver the same high qualitycare, just in a better place.”

Dr. Krugman says that early involvement in the planningstages of his unit was key. “We were involved in everything —from space design to the number of rooms,” he says. “Thearchitects were very inclusive and made us all feel like wewere part of the process.” As a result, the current model of the

integrated Pediatric Emergency Department and InpatientUnit will be maintained in the new Patient Care Tower.Co-located with the Adult ED, the Pediatric ED will featurea separate waiting area and triage, and flex care rooms close byto treat minor injuries and illnesses. More serious cases will betreated in the Pediatric ED and Inpatient area. Dr. Krugmanalso points to the Pediatrics inpatient unit as “more patient-friendly and quieter,” with colorful, larger rooms and allottedspaces for visiting family members. In addition, both ED andInpatient rooms are being wired for electronic records access,so physicians can have bedside documentation for all care.

“Our vision always has been to create the best and mostcomplete pediatric unit in the area,” says Dr. Krugman. “We’revery excited about our new space.”

We’ll be able tohandle anything.”

The Physician:

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Our mission is providing spiritual care to all people.”The Chaplain:

When she first heard about the new Patient Care Towerproject six years ago, Reverend Cherie Smith felt instantlyinspired. As the Chaplain of Franklin Square Hospital Center,she had long wished for a larger, more welcoming space forthe Hospital’s Chapel that was more central to foot traffic.

Wasting no time, she made her case. “I framed it for seniormanagement that what we would be adding to the newbuilding would not be a church, but a symbol of FranklinSquare’s commitment to see every patient, family member,and staff member as a complete human being,” she recalls.Rev. Smith got her wish; a new and dramatically designedChapel in the new Patient Care Tower.

Painted in restful greens and browns, the new Chapel will offermore than three times the space of the original, with seating for20 or more. Chairs were chosen instead of pews in order toprovide the greatest amount of flexibility in using the interfaith

space. Located just off the Main Lobby of the new Patient CareTower, “The new Chapel will make our dimension of spiritualcare much more visible to our patients and their families as theycome and go,” says Rev. Smith.

The most dramatic feature of the new Chapel is an all-glasswall that frames the outdoor Meditation Garden. Thesupported Garden, was developed through a contribution froma single donor, it contains comfortable seating, a windingwalkway, and fountain. “It is beautiful from a meditative andprayerful perspective,” Rev. Smith notes, “but it is also ahealing tool for patients who want to get a breath of freshair in a private space.”

An interfaith service was held on Sunday, October 24 todedicate the new Chapel and Meditation Garden at FranklinSquare.

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Debra Doyle is one busy healthcare executive. As theExecutive Vice President of Health and Operations forErickson Retirement Communities, she is responsible for23,000 residents, 12,000 employees, and operations in 12states. But she makes time to serve as Chair of the Board ofDirectors at Franklin Square. “It’s my passion to make surethat Franklin Square remains the first choice of our patients,”she says.

In October, Doyle became the Board’s new Chair. It’s theculmination of a six-year experience as a board member, timewhich was largely spent on planning for and then developingthe new Patient Care Tower. “One of the most pivotal piecesof work the Board has accomplished during this developmentprocess was the required coordination with communityrelations, government relations, regulatory agencies, and theMedStar System itself,” she notes. “Happily, we’ve been able

to deliver on our promises to all of the stakeholders involvedin this project, both internally and externally, at every step ofthe way.”

Doyle is particularly proud of the Board’s accomplishmentsin managing transition discussions with the operational teamsover the past 18 months, making sure their units could movesafely into the new building without losing a beat on serviceand quality. “We as a Board pushed back very hard in sayingthat we’ll wait until we are ready to be able to move everybodyinto the new building together.”

Doyle is very focused on the Hospital’s ongoing mission.“My main focus is to make sure that we continuallystrive to improve the quality of care and the qualityof services at the Hospital,” she says.

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”We have planned wellfor the future.”

The Board Chair:

Taking the LEED in Green

Given Franklin Square’s ongoing commit-

ment to sustainability through its “Be Square,

Be Green” program, it’s no surprise that

the new Patient Care Tower and Emergency

Departmenthave been designed and constructed

with the same commitment in mind. Through-

out the building, every effort has been made

to use sustainable building products that

follow Leadership in Energy and Environmental

Design (LEED) principles.

It’s been a great adventure.”The Facilities Director:

It’s his job. Over the past five years since the Patient Care Tower firstbroke ground, Dennis Kephart has been the point person at FranklinSquare in overseeing that project’s development. As Director of Facilitiesand the Tower Project, Kephart has managed a broad array ofresponsibilities, from the initial Request for Information and Request forProposal selection and the coordination of vendors to providing ownerrepresentation throughout the design and construction processes.

Kephart admits that the most difficult phase of the project was designingto budget, given some of the challenges presented by the site. The PatientCare Tower was given a relatively small footprint, and so requiredadditional height to the design. Fortunately the Hospital was given aneasement on their height restriction covenant, which allowed the extralevels to be added.

As representative for the owner, Kephart also was responsible for coordinatingreview and feedback on the building’s design and infrastructure betweenthe Hospital’s Associate user groups and the building’s architect and designer.“That responsibility included bringing together the Hospital’s user groups withthe design team to ensure that what was being designed worked for these groupsand also remained within budget. That was not a small task,” he smiles.

However, Kephart has nothing but praise for the overall process. “ThePatient Care Tower you see today is the work of so many—seniormanagement and Board members, MedStar, department leadership, anduser groups that included line staff,” he notes. “This is not the work of afew, but of many people engaged in creating the best possible patientand family experience.”

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• Use of a white roofing material to reflect sunlight and naturally cool the building.

• Flooring, wall coverings, adhesives and paints selected to minimize emissions of volatile

organic compounds and ensure health of building occupants.

• All entrances to the building pressurized and walk-off mats provided to minimize entry

of pollutants.

• Mercury-free mechanical systems, thermostats, pressure switches and all other components.

• Lead free wiring, conduit, electrical devices and solder.

• Exit lights certified LEED Energy Star qualified devices.

• Building design maximizes the opportunity for views and natural daylight in diagnostic

and treatment areas.

• Site improvements include natural habitats and a public walking trail.

• A Meditation Garden provides a healing environment with a connection to the natural world.

• Native plants used for landscaping to eliminate the need for wasteful plant irrigation.

Patient Care Tower green benefits. include:

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Franklin Square has always been part of G. Scott BarhightEsq.’s life. His family has lived in Middle River sinceWorld War II and he has served on the Hospital Board ofDirectors and Foundation Board of Directors for ten years,and has served as Chair on both boards.

“Franklin Square is my community hospital,” Scott says.“My parents, wife and I have all received care thererecently. Franklin Square is a key institution in thecommunity. Not only does the Hospital provide outstandinghealthcare, it’s also the largest employer in southeastBaltimore and serves the community through a variety ofoutreach programs.”

Scott and his wife Yvonne, principal at a Baltimore Countypublic school, have both done much over the years to helpthe Hospital thrive. In addition to Scott’s service onthe board and Yvonne’s participation with the HospitalAuxiliary, the Barhights are generous donors. They recentlymade a donation to the new Patient Care Tower. The

Meditation Garden will bear the family name in honor ofScott’s grandmother who was a volunteer and earlysupporter of bringing Franklin Square to its current home.

Scott and Yvonne are excited about the opening of theTower and what it will mean to the community. “Not onlywill the building be a state-of-the-art medical facility, it willalso stand as a statement of who Franklin Square is andhow the community should see itself,” Scott believes. “Thebuilding of the Tower is a transformational event for thiscommunity.”

Adds Yvonne, “Franklin Square is like family to me. Lastyear, a hospital outreach project provided backpacks andschool supplies for the children at my school which helpedso many families. Scott and I are happy to support FranklinSquare for what the Hospital has done for our familyand what they provide for the community.”

The building of the tower is

a transformational event

for this community.”G. Scott Barhight Esq.

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Scott & Yvonne BarhightPatient Care Towertransforms community

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At first glance, a bank and a hospital may not seem to have much in common. It’s whenyou look past the business these institutions are in to the people they serve that you’llfind the connection.

Rosedale Federal Savings & Loan has been based in the community thatsurrounds Franklin Square since 1908. Not only has Rosedale Federal been animportant part of the community for more than 100 years because it meets itsneighbors’ banking needs, Rosedale is also very active in supporting a range ofcommunity organizations.

That support includes a recent $100,000 pledge to Franklin Square’s Patient CareTower campaign. Rosedale Federal President and CEO Thomas Wintz, a memberof the Hospital’s Board of Directors, recognized the commitment that FranklinSquare was making with the addition of the Patient Care Tower and felt thatit was important that his institution support that commitment.

“Franklin Square and Rosedale Federal have a shared history of serviceto this community,” says Tom. “We have a longstanding shared missionof providing safe, high quality, excellent service and education toimprove the overall health of the people we serve.”

He feels that the tower will be a physical symbol of FranklinSquare’s commitment to the people of this community and it’simportant that the leaders in the community support it.

“The majority of our branches surround the Franklin Squarecampus. Many Rosedale Federal customers and employees areserved by the hospital,” he adds. “Sustaining and enhancing thiskind of state-of-the-art medical facility is important to the entirecommunity. For all of us at Rosedale Federal, it is crucial that weensure the overall well-being of our community—both financialhealth and medical health are fundamental for a community tothrive and grow.”

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Rosedale Federal BankShared history. Shared commitment.

”Franklin Square and Rosedale Federal

have a shared history of service.

Financial and medical health are

fundamental for a community

to thrive and grow.”

Thomas Wintz, Rosedale Federal President and CEO

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A facility for givingCarroll W. Reid, Jr., Franklin Square night stationary engineer

“Everyone should give back to the place where they work.”That’s the firm belief of Carroll W. Reid, Jr., Night StationaryEngineer at Franklin Square Hospital Center. Carroll hasworked at Franklin Square for 23 years and has always beenan active supporter of the Hospital, raising money for theNICU in the early ’90s, making a large donation with his wifeto help build the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Cancer Institute,and serving as a member of the capital campaign committeeto help raise the funds needed for several new facilities.

Most recently he and his wife made a very generous $5,000donation to the Patient Care Tower campaign, a project hebelieves will have a tremendous positive impact on theentire Franklin Square community. “The new Tower will bestate of the art,” he explains. “It will help physicians providethe best care possible and speed up wait times in our verybusy Emergency Department. The new facilities will alsomake the experience of receiving care more comfortablefor patients because everyone will have a private room.”

For Carroll, Franklin Square is more than the place where heworks. He, his wife and two children live in the communityjust three miles away from the Hospital and receive theirmedical care from Franklin Square physicians. His oldestson, Carroll Reid III, also works at Franklin Square.

Carroll has noticed that more Associates contribute to thefundraising campaigns at Franklin Square than at otherworkplaces. “I believe that everyone who works at FranklinSquare should give back,” he notes. “Not only is this youremployer, many of us also use the services that the Hospitalprovides.”

He adds, “When you give to Franklin Square, you knowexactly where the money is going and how it will be used.Your donation helps the Hospital to get the facilities andequipment needed to help meet our patients’ needs. It alsohelps Franklin Square continue critical community outreachand education. The new Patient Care Tower is just one moreway Franklin Square is taking care of the community, providinggreat services right here so people don’t have to go far tofind the care and services they need.”

The new Patient Care Tower is one

more way Franklin Square is taking

care of the community.”

Why I Give: Carroll Reid

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What the Tower means to me

The Tower will provide us with thenecessary space to provide excellentemergency, pediatric, intensive care forour patients. Without a doubt, the Towerrepresents a significant piece of the puzzleneeded for high quality healthcare inEastern Baltimore County.”

Michael Pipkin, M.D.

To me the Tower means that patients will enjoy a newlevel of privacy in their room not only when they arealone trying to rest and recover but also when they

interact with their physicians, the hospital staffand their visiting friends and family.”

Gabriel Soudry, M.D.

An environment that is elegant, lit by sunshine, quiet,clean and professional enhances the dignity of patients

and the quality of care provided by hospital staff.”

Emily Richie, M.D.

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AnesthesiologyNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $25,000

OncologyNumber Of Gifts: 6Totaling: $76,700

UrologyNumber Of Gifts: 2Totaling: $65,000

CardiologyNumber Of Gifts: 3Totaling: $61,000

Emergency MedicineNumber Of Gifts: 11Totaling: $66,150

Family PracticeNumber Of Gifts: 14Totaling: $159,900

GastroenterologyNumber Of Gifts: 2Totaling: $7,500

HospitalistNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $10,600

Internal MedicineNumber Of Gifts: 16Totaling: $125,391

NephrologyNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $10,000

HematologyNumber Of Gifts: 2Totaling: $15,000

Ear, Nose & ThroatNumber Of Gifts: 2Totaling: $10,000

NeurologyNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $10,000

RadiologyNumber Of Gifts: 3Totaling: $62,500

OrthopedicsNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $50,000

Nuclear MedicineNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $10,000

Obstetrics/GynecologyNumber Of Gifts: 6Totaling: $54,666.34

PediatricsNumber Of Gifts: 13Totaling: $92,583

PodiatryNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $25,000

PsychiatryNumber Of Gifts: 4Totaling: $9,162.13

PulmonaryMedicine/Critical CareNumber Of Gifts: 1Totaling: $10,000

SurgeryNumber Of Gifts: 9Totaling: $307,525

Physician Campaign“A Promise to the Community”

Total Gifts From All Physicians: 101

Grand Total Physician Campaign as of

October 13, 2010: $1,274,140.93

The Tower means to me a wonderful newfacility filled with modern equipment andspecial people dedicated to improving thehealth of the communities we serve.”

Donovan Dietrick, M.D.

The new Patient Care Towerwill be great. It will be a

comfortable setting for patientsand a state-of-the-art-facilitythat meets the needs of our

expanding community.”

J. Michael Niehoff, M.D., FAAFP,

CAQ-Sports Medicine

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The Romadka family has called Eastern Baltimore Countyhome since the early 1950s when Bob Romadka opened hislaw practice in Essex. In 1961, when Franklin Square decidedto move from Baltimore City, Bob and his wife Eleanor wereinstrumental in bringing the hospital to its current location.

Nearly 50 years later, Bob, Eleanor and their childrencontinue to be ardent supporters of Franklin Square. Not onlydid the family make a generous donation to the Patient CareTower project, Bob is also Chair of the campaign to raise $10million to support this major expansion.

Bob has served on the Hospital’s Operating Board in severalpositions; Eleanor has been a member of the Auxiliary and anactive fundraiser. “Franklin Square is an anchor in ourcommunity,” explains Eleanor. “We believe it is important togive back to the community and that’s something we taughtour four children.”

The Romadka’s daughters, Leslie Kaminski and JeanRomadka, learned well. Jean served on the Hospital Operating

Board for a decade and is now on the Auxiliary Board. Lesliejoined the Foundation Board two years ago. She and herhusband Bob hosted a successful campaign event at theirhome that featured fellow Franklin Square supporterBaltimore Raven Todd Heap. Even their daughter, Rene’, gotinvolved with the Hospital, working as a junior volunteer.

Says Jean, “I remember helping our parents raise money tobuild the Hospital. After high school, I worked in MedicalRecords when the hospital was one building with two floors.How things have changed! I have always enjoyed being part ofthe growth of the hospital and am proud to follow in myparents’ footsteps.” Adds Leslie, “My dad had great foresightbeing part of the effort to bring Franklin Square to the area,and now that vision has come full circle with his role as Towercampaign chair.”

Notes Bob Romadka, “The Tower will be an outstandingresource for the community and my family is proud to helpFranklin Square keep this promise.”

The Tower will be an

outstanding resource

for the community.

My family is proud to

help Franklin Square

keep this promise.”

Bob Romadka,Campaign Chairman

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The Romadka family and Franklin Square:Keeping the promise for 50 years

A promise worth celebratingIt’s not often you find a hospital lobby filled with guests dancing the night away, but

the Celebrate the Promise Donor Event was no ordinary celebration. Hosted by the

Franklin Square Hospital Center Foundation, the event brought together over 200

guests for an evening of music, gourmet cuisine, dancing and guided tours of key areas

in the new Patient Care Tower.

Arriving guests were greeted by the sounds of a brass quintet at the building’s entrance.

Once inside, donors, members of the Hospital’s Operating and Foundation Boards,

legislators and members of the tower contracting team enjoyed a raw bar, hors d’oeuvres

and cocktails as well as dancing to live music. Franklin Square Hospital Center President

Dr. Adrienne Kirby, MedStar Health Executive Vice President of Operations for the

Baltimore Region Carl Schindelar and Hospital and Foundation Board Member Scott

Barhight shared her excitement about the opening of the Patient Care Tower and

expressed their gratitude for the hard work and support of everyone who helped make

the tower a reality. The Foundation is very thankful to event underwriters COMCAST

and The Classic Catering People for underwriting the costs for this fantastic celebration.

“This event was one small way we can say thank you to our supporters,” says

Janet Rafky, Vice President of Development and Community Relations. “The generosity

of everyone who made a donation to the Patient Care Tower campaign made it possible

for Franklin Square to keep our promise of caring for the community alive and well.”

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Golf Open 201025th Anniversary tournament celebratesgiving and the new Patient Care Tower

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Golf Open 2010Corporate Sponsors& ParticipantsThe Franklin SquareHospital CenterFoundation thanks youfor your support!

$10,000 LevelBovis Lend LeaseMedStar HealthWebb/Mason

$5,000 LevelCarefirst BC/BSCCBCGenesis HealthcareKPMGIntersign NationalLillibridgeMorrison’s Food ServicesOrthopedic Hand & SurgeryAssociatesPoole & KentRecallRespironicsShade ConstructionCompanyWhiteford, Taylor &Preston Law

$3,000 LevelACME Paper & SupplyAdvanced RadiologyDeCosta ConstructionGore MedicalLeach, Wallaceand AssociatesReduction in MotionWilmot Sanz Architects

$2,500 LevelBank of America

To view more pictures of the

fun and festivities, please visit

the Golf Open 2010 website at

www.franklinsquare.org/golfopen

The 25th annual Franklin Square Golf Open offered golfers

and donors a social outing that doubled as a highly successful

fundraising venture. Celebrating its Silver Anniversary, the

September 27 event raised $100,000 from corporate sponsors

and participants in support of the new Patient Care Tower project.

Held once again at Hayfields Country Club, the 25th Anniversary

Golf Open brought out 104 eager golfers to take on 18 holes of

golf on a championship course at one of the nation’s premier

golf facilities. According to Megan Doty, Franklin Square

Development Coordinator, “we are especially gratified that the

25th Anniversary Golf Open occurred the same year as the

opening of the new Patient Care Tower.”

Participants in the daylong outing also enjoyed a patio brunch,

unlimited refreshments on the course, a cocktail awards

reception and a special dinner at Hayfields Country Club.

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Paving the way to the futureOn Thursday, September 16th, a special Entry Plaza Event held in the Patient Care Tower lobby honored donors who are literally

paving the way to Franklin’s Square’s future. Featuring remarks from Franklin Square President Adrienne Kirby, PhD, the event

recognized and thanked donors who received bricks and pavers to be inscribed with names and tributes and placed in the Patient

Care Tower Entry Plaza. Donors had the opportunity to view their brick or paver installed in the new pathway.

Attended by 125 donors, the Brick and Paver Dedication

Event was a very exciting celebration. Those donating $2,500

received a 4 x 8 brick to personally inscribe as they wished.

Donors contributing $5,000 or more received an 8 x 8 paver

to personally inscribe. Many inscriptions included a donor’s

name or family member names, tributes in honor or in memory

of a loved one, significant quotes or sayings and dedications.

$2,000 TwosomeBayView HomecareMedtronicReduction in MotionDr. William Waterfield

$1,000 LevelHerman Miller, Inc.Dave & Tera JohnsonDr. Michael PipkinCarl SchindelarDr. Anthony SclamaSite ResourcesEric Slechter

DonationsComm-tronicsFirst Financial Credit UnionHotchkis & Wiley CapitalManagementIvy Hall Geriatric &Rehabilitation CenterMorrison’s Food ServicesProfessional Management

UnderwritersCoca ColaComm-tronicsCoyle StudiosFrito LayStandard TextileTravel DestinationsWebb/MasonDr. William WaterfieldKip WebbWhitmore Group

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On Tuesday, October 12, 2010, over 100Auxilians, Volunteers,

Associates and guests attended the Auxiliary Gift Shop

Dedication and Ribbon Cutting. Remarks of thanks and

appreciation to Auxilians, Volunteers and Gift Shop staff

were made by Hospital President Adrienne Kirby, Auxiliary

President Marlene Cochran, Gift Shop Supervisor & Buyer

Jackie Althoff, and Director of Pastoral Care Service

Reverend Cherie Smith. The Auxiliary’s $1 million pledge to

the new Patient Care Tower represents their continuous

dedication and support to the future of Franklin Square

Hospital Center. The Auxiliary Gift Shop is located in the

heart the new Patient Care Tower and it will continue to

provide wonderful gifts.

Meet the Foundation StaffWhether you have a question about charitable gift annuities, want to participate in the annual Golf Open, or want to learn moreabout how you can contribute to Franklin Square, meet the Foundation staff—they’re here to help.

Auxiliary Gift Shop Dedication

Janet RafkyVice President,Development andCommunity Relations

443.777.7935

Kristi RasmussenDirector,Annual Fund Programs

443.777.7454

Michelle SakowskiManager,Foundation Operations

443.777.7306

Megan DotyDevelopmentCoordinator

443.777.6410

Emma NueseOffice AdministrationCoordinator

443.777.7980

Janet.Rafky@medstar.net Kristi.Rasmussen@medstar.net

Michelle.Sakowski@medstar.net Megan.L.Doty@medstar.net Emma.E.Nuese@medstar.net

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Ms. Thankamma AbrahamJewaher AbubakerMs. Patricia AccardyMs. Phyllis C. AdamsonMs. Marcia A. AhmedMr. Ameer AkbarMs. Kristi AlbrechtMs. Nelia AlejandroMs. Holly AlexanderMs. Kathleen AlexanderMs. Rose G. AlexanderMs. Gracita AlfecheMs. Dawn AlfordMs. Paula AlfordMs. Ruby AlimonMr. James AllenAlliance Of BaptistsMs. Pam J. AllikMs. Jacqueline AlthoffMrs. Kristine AmendtAmerican I.V. Products, Inc.Mr. Andrew AmosMs. Aileen B. AmyMrs. Kathleen B. AndersonMr. Ernest AndrewsMs. Christine ApicellaMs. Yvonne ArcherMr. Steve ArmstrongMs. Tammie ArmstrongMs. Vickie L. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. AxonMs. Erika BabikowGifty BaidenMs. Myrna BakerMs. Jane BallMr. Ricky BallMs. Verleen BallMs. Heather BallardMs. Mary BallardDr. Kamal G. Bangoria

Bank of America FoundationMs. Kia BanksMs. Sharon BanksMs. Valerie L. BarbalaceMr. Jerry L. BareMs. Jennifer BarnettMs. Carmita BarrettMs. Anna BartlettMs. Dorothy BartonMs. Denise BasteaniMrs. Annette M. BauernschmidtMs. Yvonne M. BaugherMs. Joan BayneMs. Alice BeamanMs. Suzanne BeckMs. Renee J. BeckerMr. and Mrs. Albert C. BeithMs. Natasha BelangerMs. Bridgette BellMs. Sonia E. BellMr. Tyrone BellMs. Lisa BellowsMs. Stacy BelonMs. Maria BeltonMs. O. Audrey BengstonMs. Amanda BeniniMs. Sharon Bennett-McKnightMs. Darlene BensonMs. Antoinette BentleyMs. Carolyn BentzMs. Joyce B. BerkleyDr. Morgen BerniusMr. Ravishanker BhattDr. Georgette BibumMs. Patrica BiddleMs. Deborah BiewerMs. Sharon BighamMs. Claire M. BilskiDr. Damian E. BirchessMr. David C. BischoffMs. Mona BittingerMs. Faye Bivens

Ms. Deandera BlankenshipMr. Michael N. BlazejakMs. Ella I. BlumeBMW Mini of Towson & Bel AirMrs. Cecelia R. BocekMrs. Cindy BodeMs. Betty A. BogierMs. Donna BohannonMs. Angela BolingMr. Thomas BollingMs. Mary Ann BonnerMs. Avelina BonsolMs. Hazel BorkowskiMs. Cathy BosakDr. Richard L. BouchardMrs. Grace BourkeMs. Surrita BowlesMs. Constance BowmanMs. Elaine E. BowserMrs. Janice BowserMs. Ellen BoydMs. Kristen BoydMs. Beverly BoykinMr. Clarence BoyleMs. Carolyn BradfordMs. Katherine BradyMs. Denise BraithwaiteMr. and Mrs. Frank P. BrambleMs. Marie C. BrannanMs. Kerri BredesonMs. Teresa BredesonMr. and Mrs. William Brewer, Sr.Mrs. Venida Brinkley PuryearMs. Karyn BrionesMs. Margaret Broady-ScofieldMs. Jill R. BrockMs. Audrey BrockmeyerMs. Margaret BrofmanMs. Brenda A. BroughtonMs. Adrienne BrownMr. David BrownMr. and Mrs. Jay D. Brown

Ms. Margaret BrownMs. Sally BrownMs. Tamika BrownMs. Vernell BrownMr. Nicholas F. BrunoMs. Patricia BrunoMs. Donna BryantMs. Patricia BrydgeMr. David BuchananMs. Madeline BuchananMs. Jennifer BudkaMs. Keirstin BuecheMs. Shannon BullMr. Brian BuntingMs. Betty BurchamMr. Robert BurchardMs. Sharon BurchettMr. Douglas BurgessReverend Cynthia BurkertMs. Peggy BurleyMs. Debra BurtonMr. Donald BusickMs. Cheryl ButlerBuyasofa Mid-America LTDMs. Tina BuzzardMs. Cathy ByersMs. Danielle N. ByersMs. Mary BylenMs. Sandra CaldwellMs. Dianna CallenderMs. Ellen C. CammarataMs. Margaret CampagnaMrs. Cynthia CannizzaroMs. Gloria CanterberyMs. Patricia CarberryMrs. Barbara H. CardunerMs. Irmalyn CarreonMs. April CarrioMs. Joyce CarrollMs. Andrea Carroll-AlleyneDr. Athelene P. CarterMs. Kimberly Carter

Thanks to you, we’re keeping the promise.Support for Franklin Square comes from across the spectrum: corporations, foundations, individuals,and leaders in our hospital community and in the neighborhoods we serve. Each donor represents aunique story. And every gift—no matter how small—helps us achieve our mission: to provide the highestquality healthcare and education to our communities.

Donors listed below, have supported us at a pivotal moment in our history as new facilities and programscome online at Franklin Square. From the bottom of our heart: thank you. Thanks also to all who havepledged or given so generously over the years to the promise of Franklin Square Hospital Center.

Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information published. If, however, you find an error, pleaseaccept our sincere apologies and contact the Foundation Office at 443-777-7980 so that we may correct our records.

Donors of “A Promise to the Community”

Donors listed below are recognized for their generous support of “A Promise to the Community,”the campaign for the new Patient Care Tower at Franklin Square as of October 12, 2010.

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Ms. Shareese CarterMr. Joseph CarwellMs. Diane L. CaslowMr. Felicisimo CastilloMs. Rosine CastroMr. Dominic CatalfamoMs. Joyce CavalloMs. Maureen E. CaveMs. Betty L. CaveyMs. Omega CedenoMs. Dawn CerraMs. Jodi ChadwickMr. and Mrs. Robert ChafeyMs. Kim ChambersMs. Gretchen ChapmanMs. Angela CheatomMr. Edward L. ChenowethMs. Diane ChenowethMr. Michael C. CherigoMs. Kim CheukMr. King CheukMs. Freda M. ChilcoatMs. Stephanie ChildressMs. Diane ChinMr. Andrew ChittendenMr. Donald ChristMr. Donald Christian, Jr.Ms. Michelle ChristianMs. Betty L. ChristieMs. Patricia ChristieMs. Kirsten ChroszielewskiMs. Rosemary CiaudelliMs. Margaret A. CicioMs. Kelly CiminoMs. Shawanda Clark-McCrayMr. John ClarksonMs. Ann Clary GordonMs. Jennifer ClineMs. Marlene CochranDr. Mary CodyMs. Sharon CogarMs. Bonnie Cohen-FinchMs. Jennifer CokerMs. Janice G. ColbertMs. Catherine ColemanMs. Janet ColemanMs. Beth ColleyMs. Tovonnia CollinsMs. Evelyn ComerMr. Ferdinand CondaMs. Donna ConleyMr. Eric ConleyMs. Mary Jane ConnellyMr. Michael R. ConnerMr. Michael ConnerMr. Bill ConnollyMs. Veronica ContrerasMr. Thomas CorcoranMs. Jennifer CoronaMs. Karen CorsonMs. Janet CossaMrs. Charlene M. CouncillMs. Elizabeth CoxMr. and Mrs. Franklin E. CoxMs. Jeanne M. CoxMr. Robert Cox

Ms. Sharon E. CoxMs. Sharon L. CoxMs. Dana R. CoyleMs. Christina CraftMs. Angela L. CramerMs. Betty G. CravenMs. Joyce CrawfordMrs. Barbara CristMs. Patricia CristMs. Elaine M. CrockenMs. Angela B. CropperMs. Margaret B. CulverMr. Charles CurranMr. Brian CurranMs. Regina A. CurranMs. Rhonda CurryMr. Denselow CurtisMs. Deborah CushingMr. Michael CusickMs. Sharon CusickMs. Joyce A. DachilleMr. Wilford A. DahlMs. Deanna DanielMs. Brenda DarkMr. Charles G. DaughertyMs. Kimberly D’AvanzoMs. Rachana DaveMs. Anna DavisMs. Carol DavisMr. James L. DavisMrs. Nancy DavisMr. Terry DavisMs. Vanessa DavisMr. Joel DawkinsMs. Gloria DawsonMs. Janet DayMr. Barry DayMs. Chandra DeberryMs. Dana C. DeboltMs. Joyce L. DeCarloMs. Dianne DecubellisMr. Michael DehavenMs. Kathleen DeHoffDrs. Wayne and Judith DeJarnetteMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. DeJarnetteMr. Julio Anto Dela Rosa, Jr.Mr. Edward A. DelahaMr. Donald J. DelcielloMs. Mary A. DenardoMr. Charles DenbowMs. Laverne DennisMs. Sharon L. DerrMrs. Carole S. DerusMs. Michelle DesantisMs. Sandra DiazMs. Angie M. DiCaraMr. Daryl DickersonMs. Kyle DickensMrs. Christina DickersonMr. John DicksonMs. Margaret DietzMr. Antonio DileonardiMr. and Mrs. James R. Dilworth, Jr.Ms. Hope B. DisneyMs. Stacy DisneyMs. Adrianne Dixon

Ms. Mildred J. DixonMs. Nicki DoelleMs. Joyce DomarotskyMr. Albert DomingoMrs. Marjorie A. DonophanMs. Joyce M. DornMs. Courtney DorseyDover Products Co., Inc.Ms. Elaine DowellMs. Reneé DownsMs. Audrey DrimalMs. Pamela DropplemanMs. Bonnie DrumgooleMr. Owen DuffyDulaney Valley Memorial Gardens, Inc.Mr. Robert C. DulinMs. Kim C. DunstonMs. Catherine DurhamMs. Lori DustinMs. Dianne DysonEastern Savings BankMs. Carol A. EastonEbenezer United Methodist ChurchMs. Kathi EberleMs. Glynese EdwardsMs. Leona EgnerMs. Theresa EisenhuthDr. E. G. EliasMs. Tammy L. ElliotMs. Tammy ElliottMs. Kathy S. Ellis, RNMs. Takeisha EllisMr. Wellington EllisMs. Louise EmerickMs. Mary Ellen EmeryMrs. Barbara B. EngelMs. Michelle EngelEpiphany Lutheran Church of

PowellnaronMs. Carol A. EscheEssex Golden Age ClubMs. Carol EubertMs. Angela EvangelioMs. Valerie EvansMs. JoAnn EverlyMs. Betty EyMs. Natalie FaitzMs. Laural FarabaughMr. Phillip FarfelMs. Stacey FergusonSnobar FerozMs. Kimberly FerraraMs. Katherine FinnertyMr. Michael FinnertyMr. David J. FischerMs. Shirley FischerMs. Patricia FishMs. Ranae FisherMs. Loretta FitchMs. Maryjo FladeMr. Jerome FlaniganMs. Sandra FlemingMs. Mary FletcherMs. Tricia FletcherZarifa N. FletcherMs. Diana M. Florentine

Ms. Dina FolderauerMs. Alexis M. FormanMs. Patricia A. ForsterMs. Joann FortierMs. M. C. FortunaMs. Susan ForwoodMr. and Mrs. Hayden L. Foy, Sr.Ms. Sharon FrangiskakisFranklin Square Hospital Center -

Community Health EducationFranklin Square Hospital Center -

Softball LeagueMs. Doris L. FranzoniMr. Jeffery FreddieMs. Laurie FreeFri Eucharestic MinistriesMr. Gary A. FriedersMs. Lisa K. FrommMs. Rebecca FullerMrs. Martha GaitherTerri GaliazzoMrs. Marlyn J. GallagherMs. Gailjean GallonMs. Alicia GarciaMs. M. Susan GardeMs. Diane GardnerMr. Melvin GardnerMs. Megan GarganoMs. Lois E. GarlandMs. Beverly GarnerMs. Precious GarrettMs. Suzanne M. GarrisonMs. Amanda M. GartsideMs. Glenda GatchMs. Cheryl GavoniMs. Stephanie Geer-TurnerMs. Mary GeorgeMr. Jerome G. GeraghtyMs. Gina GeronimoMs. Michelle D. GerryMs. Patricia GesellMs. Linda GetzMs. Glynis GeytonMs. Valerie GibbonMs. Pamela GibbonsMs. Lynell GibsonMs. Sharon GibsonMs. Annabell GillespieMs. Patricia GilliganMs. Anita G. GladstoneMr. Derrick V. GlaspieMs. Jean M. GlassMs. Julie GleitsmannMr. John GlennMr. Ernest GlinkaMr. David GoetzkeDr. Howard I. GoldmanMrs. Margaret GoldsboroughMrs. Stacy GoldsteinMs. Angelina GolesMs. Rosangela GomezMs. Kelly GonzalezMs. Heather GoodmanDr. Allyson GordonTerry GoriusMs. Irene Gorsky

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Mr. Thomas GottschalkMs. Michele GrabowskiGrainger Matching Charitable Gifts

ProgramTerrien GravesMs. Janet GrayMs. Robyn GreaverMr. Michael GredleinMs. Savanah GreeleyMs. Marjorie GreeneMs. Diana GreensfelderMs. Renae GreensfelderMr. Walter GregoryMs. Megan GreivesMs. Michelle GriffinMs. Realaunda GriffinMs. Christa GriffithMs. Mary F. Gruver-ByersMs. Jeanne N. GussMs. Carol GutowskiMs. Conni M. GwynnMs. Crystal HaggertyMs. Margaret HainMs. Angel HaleyMs. Ramona HallMrs. Donna HamiltonMs. Ellen HammerbacherMs. Nancy HanrahanMs. Connie HardyMr. Curtis L. HardyMs. Ann T. HarmonMs. Brenda HarrisMs. Michelle HarrisonMs. Regina HarrisonMs. Victoria HarrisonUnelda HarryMr. Carl Hartmann, Jr.Ms. Kathie HarveyMs. Susan HaskellMs. Joanne HasskampMr. Michael HaughtMr. Michael J. HauhnMs. Robin HawksMr. Hugh HayesMr. Michael A. HayesMs. Patty HeadingsMrs. Phyllis HeedeMs. Sharon HeilMs. Sharon HeimillerMs. Bonita HeiseyMs. Diane A. HendrixMr. Garth HendrixMs. Ashley HenryMs. Kathy HenryMs. Pam HenryMs. Yvonne HensleyMs. Stephanie HensonMr. and Mrs. Harry James HessMs. Marjorie HicksMr. and Mrs. Marshall D. HierMs. Michelle HillMs. Mary HintonDr. Eveline A. HittiMs. Michelle HobbsMs. Donna HofstetterMs. Marcia Hogan

Ms. Elizabeth HollandMs. Mindy HollifieldMs. Kristy HollobaughMs. Angela HolmesMs. Sarah HolmesMr. Gary HolquistMs. Yvette HoltMr. Jason HolthausMs. Debra HonickMs. Sharon HontsMs. Brenda HookMs. Sharhonda HopkinsMrs. Patricia HoraMs. Marsha HoraMs. Margaret E. HornMs. Carole HornbergerMs. Yvonne HorneMrs. Martha HowesMr. Richard HradskyMs. Joyce W. HubbardMs. Marlene HudakMr. Robert HudnetMs. Lori HudsonMr. Lance HufferMrs. Christina HughesMr. Thomas HuntMs. Christina HupkaMs. Dawn HurstMs. Jane HusterMs. Carmen HuttonMs. Alicia HynsonMs. Ofelia IgnacioMs. Kimberly InnesMs. Nikki IrelandMs. Brenda IrondiMs. Carlyn IszkiewiczMs. Carolyn T. IwataMs. Kimberly JacksonMs. Sandra JacksonMs. Nickehsa JadunathMs. Laura JagerMs. Monica JamesMr. Rodney JamisonMs. Rosita JavierMs. Mary JendrekMs. Amber JenkinsMr. James C. JenkinsMrs. Elizabeth JesadaMs. Eleanor M. JettMs. Diane JohnsonMr. Edward JohnsonMs. Janet JohnsonMs. Jeanna JohnsonMs. JoAnn JohnstonMs. Joyce JohnsonMrs. Mary W. JohnsonMr. Norman B. JohnsonMs. Sirena JohnsonMs. Tera JohnsonTerry JohnsonMs. Amy JolliffeMs. Anndrena JonesMrs. Constancia Y. JonesMs. Lisa JonesMs. Mary JonesMs. Mitzi Jones

Ms. Rosalee JonesDr. Meredith JosephsMs. Marianne KadyszewskiMs. Ertin Kahar-SchwarzMs. Cynthia KalinskiMr. and Mrs. Robert D. KaminskiMs. Jennifer KarpookMs. Pat KarpookMs. Deborah L. Kavanagh, RNMs. Bridgette KeithleyMs. Gloria KelleherMs. Mary Ann KellnerMs. Nora KellnerMr. Floyd KellyMs. Kathleen KellyMs. Elizabeth KempMs. Carol KenneyMs. Betty KesnerMr. James KielekMrs. Janice KilbyMs. Gabrielle KilgoreMs. Cynthia KingstonMs. Meghan King-WhiteMs. Melissa KinstlingerKirkwood Baptist ChurchMs. Diana KirschenhoferMs. Donna KirwanMr. Darrell KisnerMs. Cheryl KisserMrs. Brenda J. KitchenMr. Carter KnippMr. Chris KnottsMr. Curtis KnowingsMr. and Mrs. Millard B. KnowlesMrs. Mary Jane KobrickMs. Melissa KodenskiMrs. Laura KoerberMr. Kevin KohlerMr. Tony KondratenkoMs. Linda KoskoMr. and Mrs. Brian KraemerThe Kraft FoundationMs. Roberta KrenzerMrs. Diane KretzschmarDr. Stephen G. KrizanMs. Vicki KrohnMs. Elizabeth A. KrugMrs. Mary A. KubinMs. Joyce KudrnaDr. Gaurav KumarMs. Brenda S. KygerMs. Glenda KyleMr. Donald Joseph LaceyMs. Susan LafkoMs. Sheila K. LagneseMs. Bridi LaisureEslyn LambertMr. Timothy LarichiutaMs. M. Susan LattinLavezza Contractors IncorporatedMs. Sheila LawrenceMs. Robin LayMs. Tracy Lazarony-RuddMr. Bruce Lebrun, Jr.Lee Real Estate Advisors, LLCMr. Weldon Lee

Mr. Antonio LegaspiMs. Elizabeth LeilichMs. Della J. LeisterMrs. Carol LeonardMs. Alice Wai Lan LeongMs. Donna LeveringRobin LewisMs. Hsiao LiangMs. Janet A. LimmerMs. Mary A. LinardiMs. Geraldine LindnerMs. Jennifer LindnerMs. Beth LindungMs. Betty R. LineberryLinover Improvements

Association, Inc.Ms. Betty LipinskiMs. Cheryl LittleMs. Rebecca LitwakMs. Marie A. LitzMs. Joyce LockeMs. Olivia M. LoehrMr. Richard LoganMr. Jeffry LongMr. F. Sean LoughreyMs. Elizabeth LowersDwan LucasMs. Lannie LuckeyMs. Ina LynasMs. Barbara LynchFrancisca MaduabumMs. Gloria MagallonMs. Diana MaggioMs. Catherine MagruderMs. Evangeline MagtanongMs. Kimberly MahonMr. and Mrs. Richard MainleyMs. Bernice MaivelettMs. Sandre MallonMs. Susan MalloneeMs. Deborah MaloneMs. Christine ManloveMrs. Floramae E. MannMs. Margaret MannoneMs. Gaindiah MarajMrs. Renee MarchandMs. Sharon MarkeyMs. Patricia MarkowskiMs. Jeanne C. MarkowskiMs. Barbara MarshallMrs. Christine MarshallMrs. Donna MarshallMr. and Mrs. William J. MarshallMs. Donna MarteneyMs. Carrie MartinMs. Elizabeth MartinMs. Gloria MartinMs. Lucille S. MartinMs. Mary MartinMiosotis MartinezMs. Lois MartoneMaryland RecycleMs. Jeannine MasonMs. Shirley MatzdorfMs. Joanna Mazziott-CoppageMr. William McAllister

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Ms. Amy McardleMr. Richard McCallMr. Robert McCartneyMs. Linda McCauleyMs. Carol McClellandMr. and Mrs. Christopher

McCollumMs. A. Jane McDanielMs. Erin McDanielMs. Lisa McDanielMs. Mildred G. McDanielMs. Katherine McDonoughMrs. Andrea McElfishMs. Michelle McElfishMr. Joseph R. McFarlandMs. Ligaya McGinnisMs. Kathleen McIntoshMs. Ida McKayMs. Virginia McKenzieMs. Kathryn McKinneyMs. Norma McKinneyMs. Susan McKulkaMs. Mary MclarenMs. Deanna McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Robert McLeanMs. Claire M. McMillanMs. Margaret MehlMs. Jacklene MeiseMs. Lisa MelkaMs. Claudia MendesEuphrosyne A. MentisMr. Paul MeolaMs. Tresa Meredith-CampbellMr. Harris MillerMr. Scott MillerMrs. Vicki MillerMr. Linker MillsMs. Monica MillsMs. Donna MinorMs. Charlotte MisingerMs. Rachel MiskimonMs. Sharon MiskimonMs. Marie MitchellMs. Heather MoghimiMr. and Mrs. Gordon J. MohrMrs. Jacqueline MonganMr. and Mrs. Harry MontagueMr. Jacob MooseMs. Judith MoranMs. Valerie MoranMrs. Elizabeth MoravecMs. Charlotte MorazzanoMs. Gloria MoretzMs. Keri MorganMs. Mary MosaadMs. Marjorie B. MoscatoMr. James MouldenMs. Rhonna MurgatroydMs. Ann MurrayMs. Mary MurrayMs. Barbara MyersMs. Holly MyersMs. Patricia MyersMs. Regina MyrickMs. Diana Naanaa

Dr. Eric C. NagerMs. Kristen NaglMs. Patricia NascoReverend Hugh V. NashMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. NasutaMs. Carlene NealMs. Christine NeasMs. Diann NeelyMs. Catherine NeidhardtMr. Bruce NeilsenMr. Robert NelsonMs. Rose M. NicklasMs. Cosette NicklesMs. Nicole NidaXimei NiuMs. Jennifer S. NovakMr. Richard R. NovakMs. Julie NowaskeyMs. Pamela NuckolsMs. Marguerite NuesleinMs. Gale NwabaChijindu NworguMr. Joseph O’ConnorOak Crest Catholic CommunityOliver Beach Improvement

AssociationMs. Kimberly OliverMr. Charles D. OlkowskiMr. Andrew OlsenMs. Eileen OpdykeMs. Karyn OrndoffOverlea Fullerton Business and

Professional AssociationMs. Chanelle OwensMs. Julie OwensMs. Mary OwensMs. Evangelina M. PalmaMs. Alice ParadiseMr. David PardoeMs. Cheryl ParishMs. Megan ParksMs. Michelle ParrishMs. Lynne E. ParryMs. Maria PascoMs. Theresa PatrickMs. Diane M. PaulMs. Tracy PearsonMr. Vince PecoraMs. Lisa PenningtonMs. Laverne PeopleMs. Consuelo PerkinsMr. Jerome PerkinsMs. Sharon PerkinsMrs. Katherine J. PerrettMrs. Carol A. PerryMr. Richard PerryMs. Lynne PetersMs. Mildred I. PetersonMs. Geralynn PetitMr. Hasnain PhotowalaMs. Jasmin PielagoMr. Vincent PiercePinehurst Wine ShoppeMs. April PlaugherMs. Cheryl PlumeMs. Sandy Potter

Ms. Charlotte A. PowellMr. and Mrs. Woodrow PowellMrs. Susan PowellMs. Denise PremMs. Patricia L. PriceMrs. Georgia PrichardMs. Barbara PriddyMs. Connie PrietzMs. Christina ProcopieMr. Bob ProudMs. Maggie PrysiaznyMs. Jennifer PrzydzialMs. Bonnie PughMr. Kevin PughMs. Cynthia PurvianceMs. Ashley PylesMs. Valerie QueensberryMs. Denise QuinnMs. Jennifer RaborgRadecke Mothers ClubMr. and Mrs. Richard W. RadlinskiMs. Chandrowtie RajcoomarMs. Marilyn A. RaleyMr. Jack A. RameyMs. Nadia RamkissoonMs. Delois RandolphMs. Kandace RasmussenMs. Jennifer RaudaMs. Catherine O. RavadgeMs. Laurie RaymanMs. Gale ReedMs. Karen ReeseMrs. Maryanna T. RegesterMs. Stephanie ReiberMs. Mary L. ReiterDr. William A. RenieMs. Tina ReynoldsMr. Carroll W. ReynoldsMs. Clarice RichardsonMs. Linda RichardsonDr. Emily L. RichieMr. Laurence F. Richmond, Jr.Ms. Mary RidenourMulushia RiffleMs. Denise RigginsMs. Brandy RiskinMs. Marcy RobbinsMs. Patricia RobelMr. and Mrs. Donald A. RobertsMs. Jeanne C. RobertsMs. Jeannette RobertsMs. Marymargaret RobertsMr. Ron RobertsChris RobinsonMr. Joseph RobinsonMs. Justina RockstrohMs. Georgeann Roeder, RNMs. Jerilyn RogersMr. Charles H. RogersMr. Richard RogersMs. Shirley RogowskiMr. Luis RomeroMs. Gwendolyn RoneyMs. Claire RosenbergerMr. and Mrs. Matt Rosewag

Ms. Lisa RoseyMs. Karen RossMs. Kristi RossMs. Edda RosskopfMs. Cynthia RostekMs. Donna RowanMs. Sharon M. RowellRowles & Company, LLPMs. Anita RuleyMr. Joseph A. RuthMs. Laura RutherfordMr. John RutkowskiMs. Kirstin RutkowskiMs. Helen RutledgeMs. Florence RutterMs. Joan SabatoMs. JoAnn SaganMs. Pearie SahotaMrs. Judith SakalasMr. Dean T. Salaris, Sr.Ms. Tonita SalterW.P. SantinetteMs. Laurie SanzaMrs. Sheryl SatterfieldMs. Gale SauerMr. Michael SaundersMrs. Joyce R. SauterMr. Richard A. SavilleMs. Peggy S. SawyerMs. Stephanie SayersMrs. Elizabeth ScarboroughMr. Charles SchackertMr. Paul SchindelarMs. Janet SchmuffMr. Daniel S. SchneiderMs. Phyllis SchneiderMr. Frederick SchoelerMs. Sherry SchultzMs. Audrey SchwemmerGeary SchwemmerMs. Susan SchwinnClaricer M. ScottMr. Warren ScottMs. Sharon SeabergMariluz SedaMs. Pamela SeidlMs. Josephine SekajipoMs. Dawn ShannonMs. Della ShannonMr. Robert ShapeMs. Mary SharkeyMs. Connie SharpMr. Robert D. ShermanMs. Kathleen Sherry-TobashMs. Barbara ShifflettMs. Anita D. ShipleyMs. Margaret ShipleyMs. Vera T. ShipleyMs. Tammy ShomperMs. Valeria L. ShorterMs. Shannon ShunkMr. Larry M. ShunkwilerMs. Christina SiebertMr. Mohammed SikdarMs. Pamela B. Silberman

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Ms. Vitallia Silva-PayneMs. Rozeeta SilvermanMs. Billie SimmonsMs. Lauren F. SimpsonMs. Elizabeth A. SloanMs. Alice SmithMrs. Anna M. SmithMs. Beth A. SmithMs. Deborah SmithMs. Helen M. SmithMrs. and Mr. Jennifer M. Smith, RNMr. and Mrs. Jesse J. SmithMs. Kathleen SmithMs. Kristie SmithMs. Sandra SmithMs. Tear S. SmithMs. Victoria L. SmithMs. Theresa SnarskiMs. Bonnie SnyderMs. Florence SollonMrs. Barbara SommerMrs. Kelly SouthwellMs. Patricia SpacekMr. Peter SpaethMr. Donald SparksMs. Donna SpoonerMs. Sheila SpringstonSt. Michael the Archangel Overlea

Roman Catholic Cong., Inc.Ms. Wanda StachowskiMr. Michael StaskowiakMs. Shirley SteagallMs. Sherri SteeleMrs. Mary Jane StephensMs. Sarah SteppMs. Janet SterlingMr. Mark A. StevensonMs. Kathy StewartMs. Rebecca StifflerMs. Virginia StillerMs. Jennifer L. StinebaughMs. Kiyetta StinnetteMs. Irma StockdaleMr. Robert E. StoneMs. Sandra StowersMrs. Deborah StrayerMs. Kerry StromMs. Christa C. StromerMs. Donna SudanoMs. Deborah SullivanMs. Debbie SvobodaMr. Richard R. SvobodaMs. Sandy SweckerMr. Erik SwensenMs. Diane M. SwintekMr. William SyeMs. Linda SylvesterMs. Jennifer SylviaDr. Zoltan SzaboMs. Ming TaiMs. Susan TalkingtonMr. Benjamin D. TalmadgeMs. Kimberly TamaniniLimin TaoMrs. Lynn Tardif

Ms. Ethel TaylorMs. Joyce TaylorTD BankMs. Nikka TealMs. Christine TelihoMr. Brian TempleMs. Jessica ThackerMs. Amanda ThomasMs. Denise ThomasMs. Frances ThomasMs. Lynne ThomasMs. Mary ThomasMr. Samuel ThomasMs. Tanisha ThomasMs. Teresa ThomasMr. Andre ThompsonMs. Carol ThompsonMs. Nancy L. ThompsonMs. Shari TilletteMs. Kimberly TolandMr. Joseph TolliverMr. Ralph TomasiMs. Kim TomblinMrs. Susan ToomaMs. Cheryl TownesMr. James TrabertMs. Catherine M. TraceyMr. and Mrs. James T. TredwayMr. Franklin TribbleMs. Gloria TroncosoMr. Larry TrumanMs. Karen TrzcinskiMr. Vincent TuggleMs. Joyce TurnerMs. Betty UdichMr. Kevin UnderdueReverend and Mrs. Benjamin B.

UybengkeeChioma UzohMrs. Lori VacekMs. Anne ValenciaMr. Stephen VanceMs. Susan VancleafMs. Altria VaughanMs. Andrea VelascoDr. Baltasar VelezMs. Diana VestMs. Deborah VierlingMs. Margaret WagenerMs. Megan WagenerMs. Lisa WaggyMs. Donna J. WagnerMs. Vicki WagnerDr. Anne H. WaldronMs. Mary WalkerMs. Pamela WalkerMs. Govanna WallsMr. and Mrs. Robert F. WancowiczMr. Hugh G. WardMs. Lyn M. WardMs. Victoria Ward-FosterMs. Doreen WarnickMr. Sean WarrenMr. and Mrs. Arthur F. WarrenMs. LaToya Watkins

Mr. Philip WatsonMr. Michael R. WebsterMrs. Patricia WedmoreMr. Robert W. WegeMrs. Evelyn WehlandMs. Jean WeinerMr. Michael WellingtonMrs. Patricia WellingtonMr. André WestMr. Jason WeyforthMs. Beth WheatMs. Kristy WheelerMrs. Marlene K. WheelerMs. Katherine WhelanMr. Jon WherleyMrs. Leslie A. WhisnantMs. Denise WhiteMs. Mary C. WhiteMs. Marina WhittingtonMr. Eugene WielepskiMrs. Maureen WieneckeMs. Denise WieneckeMs. Diane WildMr. Kenneth WileyMs. Amanda WilhelmMs. Jacqueline G. WillardMr. Woodrow WillettMs. Cynthia WillettMs. Ashli WilliamsMs. Donna WilliamsMs. Donna WilliamsMs. Joann WilliamsMs. Linda WilliamsMrs. Pamela S. WilliamsMs. Tricia WilliamsMs. Valerie J. WilliamsMs. Alice WilsonMs. Linda WilsonMs. Sandra WinfieldMs. Angela WinterDr. Jonathan WinterMs. Deborah WinthropMs. Nicole WiseMr. Robert L. WiseMs. Tama B. WockenfussMs. Cynthia WoikaMs. Janet WojciechowskiMrs. Cheryl A. WoodMs. Detrica Wyatt-PindellMs. Carolyn YeagerMs. Gina YeagerMs. Terry YoderTung L. YuMr. Dan D. ZaccagniniMs. Judy ZachariasMs. Marcia ZbikowskiMr. Neil ZilkaMs. Kellie ZinkZion United Church of ChristMs. Vicki ZipplerMrs. Donna Zuromski

$1,000-$4,999

Anders AabergDr. and Mrs. Sunil K. Ahuja

American Office EquipmentThe Honorable Joseph BartenfelderMs. Shirley BartynskiMr. George BattersbyMs. Kathleen A. BeresMs. Brenda BoblitzMs. Sharon BonnerMs. Cathy BosakMs. Claire M. BossleMr. Daniel BowlingMr. Gary BurkhardtMr. Gregory J. CannizzaroMs. Kathleen H. CapanMs. Barbara J. Cappuccino, RNChesapeake Bank of MarylandMr. John CzajkowskiMs. Sandra DahlMr. Robert D’AngeloMs. Cindy DarbyDr. Florence V. DezaDr. Adam DimitrovMs. Marilyn A. Domanowski, RNCMr. and Mrs. Mathew DotyDr. Chukwuma EboMs. Kim M. Ellinger-TildonDr. Roger A. FilamorDr. Lee FiremanDr. Tarique FirozviDr. A. Stephen FleisherDr. Joseph M. FuscaldoMr. Edward GarciaMs. Jennifer J. GardnerMrs. Barbara S. GentileMr. Patric GibsonMs. Elizabeth GierhartDr. Candis D. Grace-LeeMs. Ann C. GrimaldiMr. Anthony GwiazdowskiMs. Deborah E. HallHamilton Federal BankDr. and Mrs. Jonathan HansenMichael & Deborah HeapsMr. Gary V. HeilMs. Debora G. HessHofmeister & Leavers, LLCMs. Patricia JacksonDr. Sebastian JohnDr. Hassan KassamaliMs. Patricia KellyDr. Joyce E. KingMr. Kevin J. KnightMs. Shirley KowalewskiMs. Kristy KratzDr. Claudia Kroker-BodeMs. Ingrid E. KupfermanMs. Judith A. LauderMr. Dan LeMr. and Mrs. Larry LeDoyenDr. John LohMrs. Barbara MakowieckiThe Marion I. & Henry J. Knott

FoundationMr. George MatthewsMs. Deborah McGeeDr. Brendan Melvin

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Ms. Margaret P. MendozaMs. Donna MillerMs. Deborah MiskiewiczVince & Jennifer MiskimonMs. Penelope MyersMs. Julia MyersMs. Nancy NealMs. Delisa A. NevilleThe Honorable and Mrs. Mickey

NormanMs. Emma E. NueseOak Crest Village, Inc.Ms. Lori OrossMs. Christa PageDr. Diane PancuMs. Deborah PennellMs. Diana Lynn ReddingMrs. Milton A. Rehbein Jr. and FamilyMs. Valdane RobinsonRosedale Congregration of Jehovahs

WitnessesMs. Carol RossMs. Kathy SabatierSam’s ClubDr. Cecily SantosMs. Nina ScheppskeSeven Oaks Senior CenterMs. Alice ShafferMs. Beth L. ShankMrs. Lisa SharkeyDr. Savitha ShivanandaMr. Michael SidlakMr. Stanley SilverMs. Cherie SmithMs. Ocena SnyderSouth Perry Hall Blvd Improvement

AssociationMs. Jacqueline SpielmanSt. Luke Catholic ChurchSt. Stephen ChurchMs. V. Lynn Stricker-HeckrotteMs. Mary Beth ThierMrs. Sherry TomblinMr. Richard TrentlerMs. Joan WarrenMs. Mary S. WhittakerMr. David WinfieldMr. Kenneth J. WingoDr. Marcos A. WolffMs. Mary Zito

$5,000-$9,999

Dr. and Mrs. Blair J. AndrewDr. Michael AuerbachMs. Virginia E. BellMs. Shari BeshoreMr. Joshua Campbell

Dr. James R. Chisum andMrs. Susan Levene

Columbia Amusements, Inc.Corporate Office Properties, LPMs. Jacqualyn G. CurryDr. Frank C. Marino Foundation, Inc.Fawn Industries, Inc.Dr. P. J. FerrisDr. Eileen GaraventeDr. Clarence W. Gehris, Jr.Ms. Victoria GonceDr. Lauren A. GordonMs. Darrylynn M. GriffinMrs. Ann M. HeilDr. Nicola HesseMs. Jacquelyn HesseltonMr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Hobik, Jr.Mrs. Patricia D. IsennockDr. Thomas E. JordanDr. Kevin KasychMs. Sheila M. KentMs. Jo-Ann KerschnerDr. Jahangir M. KhanDr. Sitaramamma KottapalliMrs. Rebecca LandrethMr. James A. ListMr. Stephen MannionMrs. Marybeth McMahonDr. Ndidi NwokorieDr. Dennis OdieMr. and Mrs. R. Bentley OffuttMr. Stephen PaskoMs. Bonnie PattersonDr. John C. Perkins, Jr.Dr. Karen PerkinsMr. Ray PiechockiMs. Kristi Rasmussen and Mr. Dan

MullaheyMr. Carroll ReidMs. Joan R. RobertsonMs. Twana RobtisonDr. Wilbur RoeseMs. Theresa RohrsMr. and Mrs. Allan SakowskiMrs. Catherine SantoniMrs. Lynnette SchultzMs. Mary ScottDr. Kerry R ShaabMrs. Barbara ShimaitisDr. Hamid TabatabaiMs. Amy Taylor, RN, MSNDr. Netra ThakurMs. Kendra WhyeMrs. Deborah A. WillisMs. Melissa WithrowMs. Ching C. Yeh

$10,000-$24,999

Ms. Trina M. AdamsDrs. Khalid Al-Talib and Bushra

AlzzawiDr. Kam Lun R. AuYeungDr. Marie BellantoniDr. Harsha BhagtaniMr. and Mrs. Edward S. CiveraCole Roofing Co., Inc.Dr. William T. DowlingMrs. Debra B. DoyleDr. Michael X. DwyerDr. Jerold H. FleishmanMrs. Virginia J. GallikDr. Elizabeth H. GuonjianMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. KephartMs. Deborah C. KisnerDr. Scott KrugmanDr. Eva F. Kubiczek-LoveMr. Robert W. LindsayDr. Steven J. MasonDr. Edward C. McCarronDr. William P. McGuireMr. Bill’s Terrace InnDr. John M. NiehoffMs. Patricia J. NorstrandDr. Philip F. PanzarellaDr. Suman RaoMr. and Mrs. Conlyn W. RegesterMrs. Karen Robertson-KeckDr. Stephen R. SelingerDr. Ari D. Silver-IsenstadtMr. Eric SlechterDr. Samuel S. SmithMr. and Mrs. John C. SmythDr. and Mrs. Gabriel Soudry, M.D.Dr. Adrienne SuggsMs. Catherine M. SzenczyTrueCare Medical GroupMr. and Mrs. Gregory VacekMrs. Claire WaldDr. William C. WaterfieldDrs. Jay Weiner & Debra SchwabMr. Bruce B. WhitakerMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Wintz, Sr.Dr. Jennifer WormuthDr. John ZapasDr. David Zolet

$25,000-$49,000

Drs. Hatem S. Abdo and Basma AbdoAdvanced Radiology, L.L.C.Mr. Humayun BaigmohamedBaltimore Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael DietrichDr. and Mrs. Donovan Dietrick

Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Hallahan, Jr.Ms. Peggy KastenMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Lally, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. MartoranaMr. Dan McLaughlinMs. Jeanne M. MurphyDr. Daniel L. PicardDr. Michael PipkinRadiation Oncology Affiliates

of MD, P.A.Mrs. Janet L. RafkySenator Dennis RasmussenDrs. Sallie Rixey & Mohamed Al-

IbrahimMr. Larry Strassner, IIIDr. John M. VincentMr. & Mrs. Glenn VisbeenMr. Charles F. Zeiler

$50,000-$99,999

Dr. Ahmad M. Abu-GhaidaMr. and Mrs. G. Scott BarhightMr. John B. Gontrum, Esq.Honeygo Run Reclamation CenterAdrienne Kirby, PhD & Charles

ReinhartOrthopedic & Hand Surgery

Associates P.A.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. RomadkaDr. Shahid SaeedDr. and Mrs. Anthony O. SclamaDr. and Mrs. Leonard SpectorDr. Michael D. SuterDr. and Mrs. William L. ThomasDr. David P. Zajano

$100,000-$199,999

Dr. George J. JabajiMartin’s CaterersRosedale Federal Savings & Loan

AssociationMr. and Mrs. Carl J. SchindelarMr. and Mrs. Walter A. TilleyMs. Deborah M. Turner

$300,000-$400,000

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Single, Sr.The Dresher Foundation

$1,000,000 +

Franklin Square Hospital CenterAuxiliary

Mr. & Mrs. Todd HeapMaryland Hospital Association, Inc.

Special Edition 2010

Officers:

ChairmanDebra B. Doyle

Vice ChairmanVincent Martorana, DPM

Secretary/TreasurerMichael Dietrich

Members:

Hatem Abdo, MD

Khalid Al-Talib, MD

Mohamad Alabrash, MD

G. Scott Barhight, Esq.

George J. Jabaji, MD

Bishop Clifford M. Johnson, Jr.

Robert Davey

John B. Franzone

Ira Gubernick

Adrienne Kirby, PhD

Jeanne Murphy

Patricia Norman

Senator Dennis F. Rasmussen

Kenneth A. Samet, FACHE

Richard W. Single, Sr., Esq.

Michael D. Suter, MD

Deborah M. Turner

Thomas Wintz

Franklin Square Hospital Center Board of Directors

Officers:

ChairmanRichard W. Single, Esq.

Vice ChairmanMichael D. Suter, MD

PresidentAdrienne Kirby, PhD

Secretary and Executive DirectorJanet Rafky

TreasurerRobert Lally, Jr.

Members:

G. Scott Barhight, Esq.

Councilman Joseph Bartenfelder

Judy Brewster

David Bullard

Karen Carter

Marlene Cochran

Michael Dietrich

Donovan Dietrick, MD

Fred C. Hallahan

George J. Jabaji, MD

Leslie Kaminski

Dan McLaughlin

Raymond Naimoli

Aaron Piccirilli

Senator Dennis F. Rasmussen

Conlyn W. Regester

Kenneth A. Samet, FACHE

Deborah M. Turner

Franklin Square Hospital Center Foundation Board of Directors

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In this season of thanksgiving,

we offer our heartfelt

appreciation to all of you

who have given so generously

to help us keep the promise.

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