A YEAR OF GIVING,
A YEAR OF HELPING
Kardon Institute for Arts Therapy used its funds
to provide music, art, and dance therapy to troubled teens in northwest Philadelphia. Keystone
Hospice used its funds to provide in-home equipment to passively monitor over the internet activities of daily living of homebound, chronically ill
elderly, as well as recently discharged hospital
patients.
n 2005-2006, the Chestnut Hill Health Care
Foundation made grants to 27 organizations,
which used those funds to provide services to
6,789 individuals in need. Aid for Friends,
headquartered in northeast Philadelphia, used
the funds to provide home assessments, social
work evaluations and friendly visits to homebound
elderly in Germantown, Mt. Airy, and Chestnut
Hill. The American Red Cross Regional Blood
Services Center, using directed funds from the
estate of Dr. Zung Pah Woo, retired pathologist
from Chestnut Hill Hospital, is purchasing a selfcontained apheresis van to service northwest
Philadelphia. Breakfree is using its fund’s to provide nutrition counseling along with classes in
fashion design for at-risk teens in Roxborough,
Germantown, and East Falls, and sells its student’s
creations at its store front in East Falls. Carson
Valley School in Flourtown used its funds to outreach to the Mt. Airy and Germantown communities to help families in need access medical
assistance. Center in the Park, a multi-focused
agency providing senior services in Germantown,
used its funds to strengthen its wellness center and
to provide wellness services to the elderly in
Germantown.
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The Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund used its
funds to bolster its comprehensive program in providing assistance to families of terminally ill children.
Maternity Care Coalition used its funds to purchase cribs for its program in SIDS-reduction in
northwest Philadelphia. Neighborhood Interfaith
Movement used its funds to purchase equipment
and train staff of northwest Philadelphia day care
centers to provide more exercise programs in an
effort to combat childhood obesity. North Light
Community Center used its funds to enhance its
after school support and counseling programs for
children in northwest Philadelphia.
Penn Asian Senior Services used its funds to
recruit native speaking Asians to train them to provide in home aide services to non-English-speaking
frail homebound Asians in Montgomery County as
well as northwest Philadelphia. Presby Homes and
Services used its funds to purchase exercise equipment for the elderly and to increase its outreach to
the elderly in Montgomery County. St. Catherine
Laboure Medical Clinic used its funds to enhance
its services in its Germantown site, offering medical care to those with no insurance. Springfield
Ambulance used its funds to purchase fans and
bottles of water which it distributed to homebound
elderly during the hot summer months.
Chestnut Hill Garden District used its funds to
sponsor three days of “Walk a Healthy Mile” for
seniors and others in Chestnut Hill. Chestnut Hill
Meals on Wheels used its funds to increase its
number of volunteers, and therefore serve more
clients in Chestnut Hill. Chestnut Hill Senior
Services Center used its funds for outreach efforts
as well as structured and supervised physical activities for its elderly clients.
Support Center for Child Advocates used its
funds to provide legal representation for child
victims of domestic abuse who were also in need of
access to medical care. Episcopal Community
Services used its funds to provide in-home nursing
assessments and in-home nursing care to homebound elderly in Montgomery County. Family
Services of Montgomery County used its funds to
provide in home counseling to homebound seniors
in Montgomery County who were also suffering
from depression.
Temple University Intergenerational Program
used its fund to increase its volunteer base of college students who are trained to provide respite
care for families caring for the chronically ill in
their homes. Unitarian Universalist House of the
Joseph Priestly District used its funds to initiate a
supervised physical exercise program in the homes
of neighboring elderly. Women of Faith and Hope
used its funds to increase its outreach to women in
northwest Philadelphia at risk for breast cancer.
And finally, the YMCA of Roxborough used its
funds to purchase child-sized exercise equipment to
initiate a program to reduce childhood obesity, as
well as provide scholarship funds for that program.
What a year it was!
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First United Methodist Church of Germantown
used its funds to bolster its comprehensive after
school program with students of Germantown
High School. Jewish Employment and Vocational
Service used its fund to offer free home assessment
and abatement to homebound seniors in Germantown and Mount Airy.
2005-2006 ANNUAL DONORS
Statement of Activities for Year
Ended June 30, 2005
EDIFICE ($100,000+)
Estate of Zung-Pah Woo, M.D.
George & Harriet Woodward Trust
REVENUE AND SUPPORT
Contributions
$252,883
Trust Income
$529,053
Investment Income
$364,824
Total Revenue and Support
$1,146,760
PILLAR ($10,000- 99,999)
Aged Women's Home
Anonymous
Friends of the Chestnut Hill
Health Care Foundation
Mary W. Geschick Trust
Hope Starr Lloyd*
Mr. Kenneth Miller
Poultney Trust
Estate of Jessie G. Roman
Heloise Smith Trust
Herbert Howe Steel Trust Fund
Frank P. Streeper Trust
EXPENSES
Program Services
$905,485
General/Administrative
$117,134
Development
$108,968
Total Expenses
$1,131,587
NON OPERATING REVENUE
STANCHION ($1,000 - 9,999)
Anonymous
Reba Bacharach Trust
Barra Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. Patricia P. Bradley
Susan H. Bray, M.D.
Mrs. Fay P. Bullitt
Mr. George Carson
Norma M. Cornelius Trust
Mr. Edward C. Driscoll
Mrs. Margaret H. Emmons
Estate of Mildred B. Erbele
Dr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Fellin
Samuel Frank Trust
Georgia Pacific Corporation
Growing Family/First Photo
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Haas
Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Harris
Mrs. Quita Horan
Jones Lippincott Family
Foundation
Keene Trust
Mr. Robert P. Leiby, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas B. MacCabe, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Divo A. Messori
Oberfest Associates, Inc.
Peirce-Phelps, Inc.
Gerald Rorer Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Maitlon T. Russell
Robert T. Toland Trust
United Way of Southeastern
Conversion Contributions Net of Other Expenses
$2,808,940
NET SURPLUS
$2,824,113
Statement of Financial Position
as of June 30, 2005
ASSETS
Cash
$1,721,591
Investments
$9,331,046
Accounts Receivable
$51,321
Fixed Assets, Less Depreciation
$33,759
Other Assets and Trusts
$13,971,137
Prepaid Expenses
$24,987
Total Assets
$25,133,841
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
$8,619
Accrued Expenses
$492,031
Total Liabilities
$500,650
PALLADIAN ($500 - 999)
Anonymous
Mrs. Anne W. Banse
Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Blake
Mrs. George M. Brodhead
Mr. Francis J. Carey
Dr. & Mrs. David L. Forde
Mr. & Mrs. George S. Forde, Jr.
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Glenmede Trust Company
Susan M. Hansen
Sally & Craig Johnson
Mr.* & Mrs. David Kurtz
Dr. & Mrs. Charles T. Lee, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Cary F. Leptuck
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted Net Assets
$8,450,622
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
$197,051
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
$13,161,405
Current Year Surplus
$2,824,113
Total Net Assets
$24,633,191
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$25,133,841
The Foundation's 990s can be viewed at www.guidestar.com.
Copies of the audited financials are available. Call 215-248-4243.
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Babbie & Ludlow Miller
John M. Roberts, M.D.
Mr. S. Stoney Simons
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stewart
Dr. & Mrs. T. Ramsey Thorp
Mrs. Patricia Walsh
CORNERSTONE ($250 - 499)
Alstin Advertising, Inc.
Anonymous
Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bailey, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Ballard
Richard J. Baron, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Willard S. Boothby, Jr.
Ms. Laura Way Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. J. Curtis Brewer
Mr. Robert C. Brewer
Mrs. Virginia W. Darlington
Mr. Timothy I. Dougherty
Mr. & Mrs. David Elsila
Mr. Eric V. Finkenstadt
Mrs. Nancy J. J. Gabrielson
Mr. Christopher H. Gadsden
Mr. & Mrs. W. Roderick Gagne
Mrs. Barbara Gindhart
Valerie Hughes, D.D.S.
Mr. Pemberton Hutchinson
Keystone Hospice
Mr.Dean Jerrehian & Ms.Jodi Schatz
Warren D. Lambright, M.D.
Mr. Thomas Lloyd
Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Mattoon
Dr. & Mrs. William N. Mebane, III
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. O'Rourke
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Palopoli
Mrs. Margaret Pearson
Ms. Vanessa Peirce & Mr. Richard
Geruson
The William Penn Foundation
Mrs. Margaret Quin
Mr. Bruce B. Rambo
Mr. Richard C. Smith, Jr.*
Mrs. Emily W. Starr
Mr. & Mrs. I. Tatnall Starr, II
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Thayer, Jr.
Mr. W. Beaumont Whitney, III
Mrs. Mary H. Williams
Albert W. Zimmermann, M.D.
Gilbert L. Zuckerman, M.D.
BULWARK ($100 - 249)
Airwick Professional Products
Mr. & Mrs. John Alsentzer
Anonymous
Avant-Apres Salon Ltd.
Dr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Baran
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. Barlow
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Bartlett
Mrs. Roberta M. Bell
Mrs. Charlotte C. Betancourt
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Branda, Jr.
Mrs. Sylvia B. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Buchanan, Jr.
Mr. Robert H. Calves
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon C. Campbell
Carson Valley School
Chapline Electronics
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Cheston, Jr.
Mrs. Kay L. Clausen
Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Clay, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Corson, Jr.
Julie & C. Richard Cox
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Crookenden
Ms. Ann T. Csink & Mr. John E. Linck
Ms. Mary E. Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Cunningham
Mr. James C. DiDonato
Mr.* & Mrs. F. Eugene Dixon
Ms. Margaret M. Dolan
Robert A. Donato, M.D.
Mrs. Mildred O. R. Eckfeldt
Mr. & Mrs. Grant F. Evans
Mr. Sydney T. Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Flanagan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Forte
Mr. & Mrs. B. Graeme Frazier, III
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Freeman, II
Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Funke
Robin F. Gallagher, D.M.D.
Tine & Brian Hansen-Turton
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Harrison, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. M. Stroud Hellebusch
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hemberger
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hetherington
Mr. & Mrs. George Hohberger
Ms. Doris Hunsicker
Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. K. Johnston
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Johnston, III
Mr. & Mrs. Ellwood F. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Judson, II
Ms. Pamela Keely
Mr. Alexander Kerr
Ms. Sara J. Ketcham
Ms. Ruth M. Kirrstetter
Ms. Harriet F. C. Klosson
Dr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Knowles
Dr. & Mrs. John A. Koltes
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Kovach
J. Stephen Kurtz, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lapham
Mr. & Mrs. J. Wayne Lee
Mrs. Augusta Leininger
Mr. & Mrs. William Levy
Ms. Berta Lewin
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lippincott
Mr. Arthur P. Loeb
Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Longstreth
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Lorenz, Jr.
Mr. Craig T. Lyons
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Mackin
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard G. Madden
John G. Magee, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Maguire
Richard J. Mandel, M.D.
Mr. Michael Marchioli & Dr. Denise
M. D'Andrea
Mr. & Mrs. William J. McGuckin
Mr. James W. McNamara
Melior Group, Inc.
Metro Design Associates
Mr. Donald N. Meyers
Ms. Wanda Mial
Donald L. Miller, M.D.
Mr. Joseph A. Minott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Moran
Ms. Grace F. Muscarella
Mr. & Mrs. George Q. Nichols
Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. Norris
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Olson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Paff
Ms. Carol Park
Ms. Susan W. Peck
Dr. & Mrs. William Z. Potter
Mr. William C. Powley, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Prior
Mr. John C. Ranck
Mr. David V. Randall
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Roberts, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Rohn
Roxy Auto Body, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Rubincam, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Salter
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sheble
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin S. Sheffield
Mrs. Carol S. Woodruff
Mr. George Woodward, III
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Z. Wurts
Ms. Hope L. Yates
Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Zell
BEDROCK ($99 and under)
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Adair
Mr. & Mrs. Williams J. Agate, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Alberstadt
Ms. Gail P. Amato
Mr. E. Clive Anderson & Ms.
Beatrice Cromwell
Ms. Ruth Anderson
Anonymous
Mrs. Mary S. Ashmead
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Atherholt
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Atkinson
Mr. & Mrs. Royce Bailey
Mrs. Evelyn K. Barton
Ms. Bonnie Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence H. Berger
Ms. Karin D. Berry
LIFETIME GIFTS
The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following
individuals who have made beneficial provisions through
various deferred trust instruments:
Joan McCracken
Kenneth M. Miller
Margaret Pearson
Bettina Pederson
Chester E. Smith
James Stewart
Joan Thayer
Duffield Ashmead*
Mary Ashmead
Bruce Baber
Nancy S. Day
Robert L. Ervin
Herman R. Hutchinson
Thomas Hyndman, Jr.
Elizabeth Lippincott
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Shumaker
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Simons
Mr. & Mrs. David S. J. Smith
Ms. Pamela Smith
Mrs. Anne W. Snyder
Ms. Nina Steel
Mr. & Mrs. Carson A. Stiles
Mrs. Arthur L. Stitzinger
Dr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Sutor, III
Ms. Helen L. Swain
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Taylor
Mrs. Georgene Y. Taylor
Drs. Walter Tsou & Jean Lee
Rulin Ko Tung, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Van Blarcom
Margaret E. Van Natta, R.N.
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Walton, III
Patricia Watanabe, R.N.
Mrs. Sarah T. Werntz
Mr. & Mrs. David A. West
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J.
Whiteside
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Willis
Miss Edith S. Wittman
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Betterly
Mr. Richard F. Betts
Ms. Catherine S. Boericke
Ms. Marilyn W. Bonner
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Boothby
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Borie
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Bradley
Ms. Anna Brand
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Bressi, Jr.
Mrs. Catherine R. Browne
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Buck
Mr. & Mrs. James Buck
Mr. David C. Burton, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Butler
Harry E. Butson, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Carpenter
Ceridian
Mrs. Millie M. Chasten
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Chernoff
Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Cherok
Chestnut Hill Post # 5205 V.F.W.
Chestnut Hill Senior Services
Center
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Coletta
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Mr. Calvin L. Collier
Ms. Ronnie H. Collins
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Congdon
Mr. & Mrs. George M. Connelly
Mrs. Patricia L. Connolly
Ms. Marylin Correia
Ms. Linda Corson
Mr. & Mrs. Dominic P. Costa
Mr. & Mrs. J. Shane Creamer
Ms. Anita Crielly
Miss Kate F. Crumrine
Ms. Esther C. Cuffee
Ms. Mary R. Dashiell
Ms. Susan Davis
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Dearden
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. DeGroat
Mr. & Mrs. R. Michael DeGroat
Dr. & Mrs. Philippe deKerillis
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Derham
Mrs. C. Harry Domm
Ms. Christine L. Donahower
Mr. & Mrs. Abner W. Dowdell
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Dwyer
Mr. Frank J. Dykeman
Mrs. Margery B. English
Mrs. William J. Ettelt
Ms. Sheila Ferguson
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fertman
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald C. Fischer
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Fleming
Burton A. Fleming, M.D.
William Fowler Floor Coverings, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Fox
Mr. & Mrs. Armin C. Frank, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. B. Graeme Frazier, IV
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Freitag
Ms. Bernadette Gallagher
Mr. William A. Geppert, Jr.
Ms. Jane B. Gering
Steven A. Glasser, M.D.
The Goldberg Group, Inc.
Miss Anna Marie T. Golden
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Goldman
Mr. & Mrs. Howard K. Goldstein
Ms. Gladys Gould
Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Gratwick
Green Gecko Trading
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Grenier
Ms. Holly L. Grove
John W. Hamilton, D.D.S.
Ms. Elizabeth H. Hamilton
Mr. & Mrs. H. Bruce Hanson
Mrs. Joy S. Harbeson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hargesheimer
Ms. Mary E. Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Hassold
Miss Caroline Haussermann
Ms. Sheila Heins
Mr. & Mrs. T. M. Hillsley, III
Ms. S. S. Hood
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hopkins
Dr. & Mrs. Norm Huertgen
Mr. William A. Humenuk
Ms. Marian Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. James Johnson
Mrs. B. L. Johnson-Funderburk
Mr. James H. Jones
Mrs. Robert S. Jones
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BACK TO THE FUTURE
Creating the Chestnut Hill Health Care Foundation,
the charitable successor to the Chestnut Hill
Hospital has been a fantastic opportunity as well as
an awesome responsibility. Our first year was filled
with the wonder and excitement of boldness and
newness and with, at times, the despair, the frustration, and the sense of loss of moving from a hospital
environment to one of community health.
In some ways, the creation of the Foundation represented a return to the roots of health care in the
greater Chestnut Hill area.
In the early 1900s, Chestnut Hill residents traveled a
day by horse and buggy or several hours by train to
Pennsylvania Hospital, The Hospital of the
University of Pennsylvania, and Thomas Jefferson
Hospital. Yet, a group of people, including the rector
of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, some stock brokers,
attorneys, and two physicians, felt that the community would be served better if it had its own hospital. A
hospital in the 1900s was not the hospital that exists
today. It was a community service endeavor, not just
an inpatient acute care facility.
As we read the records of Radcliffe Cheston, M.D.,
one of the founders of Chestnut Hill Hospital, who
drove his horse and buggy the hour distance into
Germantown to treat patients; of the Red Cross nurses
going up and down the hills of Manayunk and
Roxborough to make sure children were getting their
inoculations against polio; of the controversial young
women who desired to become doctors who learned
anatomy by examining cardboard cadavers (no wellbred young woman would be allowed to view a naked
human body, albeit dead) at the progressive Quaker
directed Women’s Medical College in East Falls; of
the efforts of Carson Valley School in Flourtown to
help orphaned girls find occupation, meaning and
purpose in life; and of the efforts of Episcopal
Community Services to reach out to families in need
in northwest Philadelphia as well as Montgomery
County—we realized that in our efforts to improve
the health status of our community, we were back to
our roots.
St. Catherine Laboure Medical Clinic in Germantown, offering care to those without insurance.
While at the turn of the century, Red Cross nurses
climbed the hills of Manayunk, the Foundation
funded North Light Community Center in Manayunk,
providing after school care and counseling to the
children and families of Roxborough and Manayunk.
While the Carson Valley School no longer shelters
orphaned girls, it does provide an outreach program
for medical assistance which the Foundation has
funded. And the Foundation also funded Episcopal
Community Services for its home care outreach to
the elderly in Montgomery County. Please read about
them and others in this, our first annual report.
In 2005-2006 we spent more than $600,000 in our
grant making efforts. This amount includes 100% of
the monies raised in our annual fund raising efforts.
In 2006-2007 we will do more.
We appreciate the support many in the community
have given the Foundation during its first year. This
includes our donors, volunteers from the Friends of
the Foundation, others who have shown interest in
our work and our handful of loyal employees. We
thank you for joining us in our efforts to improve the
health of our community.
Sincerely,
But, we also realized that, in our efforts to address
the current needs of our community we are back to
the future. Hospitals have come and gone; in our
service area alone, four acute care hospitals have
closed. The health care needs of the community
remain, perhaps have increased.
We are proud that in the year July 1, 2005 through
July 30, 2006, we have helped 27 organizations provide services to 6789 individuals in need. Some of
those organizations go right back to our roots. While
Radcliffe Cheston drove his buggy into Germantown, the Foundation provided funds for
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Craig Johnson
President
Board of Trustees
Susan Hansen
Executive Director
ANNUAL REPORT
TRIBUTE LIST
continued from page 4
2005-2006 ANNUAL DONORS (CONTINUED)
Gifts Were Made In Memory Of:
Dr. Andre Blanzaco
Robert H. Bradley, Jr., M.D.
John Breish
Francis T. Browne
Mildred Burton
Levi Chasten, Sr.
Florence and Joseph Danihel
Sutton Geiger
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Harrison
Peggy and Joe Higley
Elissa Messori Jacobsen
Ruth Swart Kafes
Harry R. Ketcham
C. Marshall Lamason
Jane and Russell Lurwick
Lorraine Disston Lukens Minott
Blanche L. Nison
Charles W. Nixon
Mae Palmer
Irving L. Park
Stephen Pearson
Col. Joseph Lewis Pilant
The Redhouse Family
Roland W. Reynolds
Pinkie Richardson
The Robertson Family
Jonathan J. Rogers, M.D.
Cheryl Moyer Schoening
Rudolf W. Sterner
Audrey Tester
Helen Beton Thelen
Josephine Thomas
William F. Witmer
Stephen Woodruff, M.D.
Ms. Helen E. Jones
K.Y.M. Designs
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Karfunkle
Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Karnavas
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert H. Kiser
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kitchen, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Francis G. Krier
Ms. Mary E. Langdon
Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Lavin
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Lawton
Ms. Magdalen D. Lawton
Ms. Pamela Leighton
Lemons & Limes
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard M. Levin
Ms. MaryAnn Licwinko
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Longo
LOPO Lines
Mrs. Helen H. K. Lord
Mrs. Amelia Loughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Lukens
Mr. E. Russell Lurwick
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Madrak
Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Makaron
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Maloney
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mapes
Ms. Patricia Marple
Ms. Alberta Martin
Gifts Were Made In Honor Of:
Nicholas C. Blake
Nancy Brewer
Albert Brown
Sol Elsila
Rose Geiler
Anne Marie Geppert
Herb Goodrich
Susan M. Hansen
Henry F. (Nick) Harris
Craig Johnson
William Mebane, M.D.
Walter P. Nelson
Matthew Schultz
Betsy Warwick
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mrs. Ruthe N. Maslin
Mrs. Emily Massaniso
Mr. Robert F. McCammon
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis McCooe
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. McGrory
Mr. & Mrs. Kirk W. McPoyle
Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Michals
Ms. Ellen Michelmore
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Miller
Ms. Ethel Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Morrissey
Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Moyer
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Murdoch, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Nelson
Ms. Susanne V. Nolde
Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. Norris
Mr. Jonathan D. Nottingham
Mr. & Mrs. John E. O'Connor, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Padula
Paisley Pear
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin L. Park, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pearson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Peirce
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin H. Pennell, Jr.
Mr. & Ms. Edward F. Peter, Jr.
Ms. Patricia L. Peterson
Mrs. William Phifer, Jr.
Mrs. Ernestine S. Pilant
Ms. Rita M. Precopio
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Pringle, IV
Ms. Diane Ratay
Virginia Reynolds, R.N.
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert S. Riband, Jr.
Dr. Eugene J. Richardson, Jr.
Mr. Donald Richardson
Ms. Alice M. Rogers-Mendoza
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley W. Root, Jr.
The Hon. & Mrs. Edward E. Russell
Mrs. Louise P. Safrin
Mrs. Thelma B. Sampson
Mrs. Charlotte N. Savage
Ms. F. Louise Scarlett
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Schnorr
Mrs. Josephine Schreiber
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Scott
Mrs. Mary S. Seelye
Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Shaifer
Mr. & Mrs. David P. Sheffield
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sigmund
Ms. Carol L. Simpson
Siwek Plumbing & Mill Supplies
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Smith, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Soroko
Mrs. Marilyn Steeg
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stellato
Mrs. Bernadine I. Sterner
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stewart
Miss Viola M. Stone
Angela Stout, D.M.D., M.P.H.
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Sturrock
Mr. & Mrs. Custis B. Swope
Dr. & Mrs. William S. Tasman
Ms. Anna C. Toogood
Mr. & Mrs. William Turner, Jr.
Ms. Ruth Valentine
Mrs. Salvatore Vecchione, Sr.
Ms. Florence M. Ward
Ms. Elizabeth E. Wasilewski
Mr. and Mrs. George R. White
Mr. William A. Whitehead
Ms. Lisa L. Whittall
Ms. Stephanie Wilde
Mrs. Arthur Williams
Mr. Clifton Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Winslow
Ms. Mary Jane Witmer
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Wolford
Ms. Jayne Wright
Ms. Mary M. Zell
* The Foundation extends its
condolences to these families
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Susan M. Hansen, Ph.D., Executive Director
Craig Johnson, President
Francis Ballard, Secretary
Ludlow Miller, Treasurer
Richard Baron, M.D. | Charlotte Betancourt
Laura Way Brewer | C. Richard Cox | Anita S. Crielly
Tine Hansen-Turton | Cary Leptuck |Wanda Mial
Maitlon Russell |Walter Tsou, M.D. | Elizabeth Whiteside
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