A Publication of The Children’s Institute
Spring 2007
2005 – 2006
Annual Report
Mission
The Children’s Institute is an independent,
licensed non-profit organization located in the
Squirrel Hill section of Pittsburgh that is dedicated
to promoting the well being of children, young
people and their families and to providing services
that meet their special needs.
The Children’s Institute was designed specifically
as a rehabilitation facility, and its administration and
staff are committed to increasing accessibility for
all persons. If you have accessibility concerns,
please call The Children’s Institute at 412-420-2485.
Service
The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh does not
exclude, deny benefits to, or otherwise discriminate against any person on the grounds of race,
color, nation of origin, religious creed, disability,
ancestry, sex, age or sexual orientation in employment or in admission to, participation in or receipt
of the services and benefits of any of its programs
and activities, whether carried out by The
Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh directly or through
a contractor or any other entity with whom The
Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh arranges to carry
out its programs and activities.
This policy statement is in accordance with the
provision of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the
Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans
with Disabilities Act of 1990, Regulations of the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services issued
pursuant to the acts, Title 45 Code of Federal
Regulations Part 80, 84, 91 and other applicable
Federal, State and Local Laws and Regulations.
For more information about this policy, please contact Administration at 412-420-2400.
Inside this issue:
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Letter from Ann McGuinn and David Miles
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Annual Fund Donors Give Flight to Dreams
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Year in Review: Past Projects with
Forward Motion
Daring to Dream: One Family’s Journey
Buoyed by Two Donors
Annual Report of Donors
19 Financial and Statistical Summary of
Fiscal Year 2005-2006
21 Community Calendar
22 Board of Directors
A publication for the friends of
The Children’s Institute
President and CEO:
David K. Miles
Director of Development and Marketing:
Helene Conway-Long
For more information about The Children’s
Institute, please call 412-420-2400 or log onto
www.amazingkids.org.
For TDD use: Contact us through the
Pennsylvania Relay Service
Voice: 1-800-654-5988
TDD: 1-800-654-5984
Cover: Michael Oberschelp, 17, is a student at
The Day School at The Children’s Institute.
Dear Friend,
f this year’s annual report issue of Amazing Kids
were to have a theme, it might be dreams. The
Children’s Institute realized a number of its dreams
over the past fiscal year; a supportive group of donors
helps our patients and students live their dreams on an
ongoing basis; and a young man had his Christmas
dream fulfilled through the generosity of two very
special donors.
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In this annual report we look back on the activities of
The Children’s Institute during fiscal year 2006, the
period of July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006. Words and
photographs can relate the facts, but nothing can
capture the energy and excitement that abounds at The
Children’s Institute. Whether visiting The Hospital, The
Day School or Project STAR, one can’t help but feel
inspired by our Amazing Kids and our Amazing Place.
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On the pages that follow, you’ll learn about specific
physical and programmatic improvements that The
Children’s Institute made over the past fiscal year. And
you’ll also learn how your support of our organization
enables us to advance our mission of anticipating, meeting and exceeding the rehabilitation needs of children
with special needs and their families.
You’ll also meet Adam, a very special young man whose
life was changed unexpectedly at the age of 4. Adam and
his family have weathered the resulting uncertainty for
years. After a particularly serious setback last summer,
Adam is now an inpatient at The Children’s Institute
where he and his family have found comfort, assistance
and encouragement. They also found that donors can
make wishes come true, adding to Adam’s happiness
and healing.
The Children’s Institute’s activities and achievements
over the past year lay the foundation for continued
progress, and the year ahead promises even more. We’re
glad you’re part of the dream team traveling with us as
we reach even greater heights in helping our Amazing
Kids. Thank you for your support of our journey.
Sincerely,
Ann M. McGuinn
Chair, Board of Directors
David K. Miles
President and CEO
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2005-2006
Year in Review:
Past Projects
with
Forward Motion
With each passing year, The Children’s Institute solidifies its
place in the community as a leader committed to improving the
lives of children with special needs and their families. Fiscal year
2006 (July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006) was no exception. As part of
an ongoing renovation project, The Children’s Institute underwent physical and programmatic changes to help keep pace with
the evolving needs of those it serves.
“In my 29 years at The Children’s Institute, 2006
has been one of the more exciting,” said David Miles,
president and CEO, The Children’s Institute. “In fact,
it’s probably the most exciting time in our history.
We’re proud to have introduced so many essential
programs and services to residents of our area
and beyond.”
High on the list of notable achievements, The Day
School at The Children’s Institute opened two of an
eventual five classrooms specially designed for
students with autism. The classrooms are in response
to the increasing number of children diagnosed with
autism and autism-related disorders. The classrooms
are situated in a pod within The Day School and
feature small class sizes, quiet areas and a multisensory room, all of which provide students with the
greatest chances of success.
Inpatient and outpatient therapy space doubled
during the past year to include two new outpatient
physical therapy gyms and 12 new speech/language
workrooms. Since they’re often used in tandem,
physical, occupational and speech/language therapy
spaces have all been relocated to one area of the
building. The addition of two Activities of Daily Living
apartments means that patients can have a real-life
setting in which to practice what they’re learning
during therapy sessions.
The only one of its kind in North America,
The Children’s Institute’s Prader-Willi Syndrome/
Behavioral Disorders Program required a treatment
space as amazing as its patients. A new, dedicated,
inpatient unit provides comfortable space for the
medical, behavioral, psychiatric and behavioral treatments necessary for better health and ultimate survival
of patients.
Last year, The Children’s Institute joined
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, another
pioneer in pediatric healthcare, in the development of
the area’s first Pediatric Cardiac Recovery Program.
Healthcare specialists from both organizations focus
on the unique rehabilitation needs of pediatric cardiac
patients and work to identify possible complications
early and make long-term improvements. Following
cardiac surgery at Children’s Hospital, patients are
discharged to The Children’s Institute to begin longterm cardiac rehabilitation.
Other highlights from fiscal year 2006 include the
following:
• Austin’s Playroom, a gift from the Mario
Lemieux Foundation Playroom Project, opened
on the new inpatient unit
• a chronic pain management program was introduced to provide inpatient and outpatient
rehabilitation therapy to children and adolescents afflicted by debilitating, chronic pain
• the respite program was expanded to provide
families of children with disabilities an option
for highly trained specialists to provide care during periods of conflicting demands for families
• the Shady Avenue lobby entrance to The
Children’s Institute was renovated, providing a
welcoming setting for patients and visitors
• a spacious Family Lounge was created on the
new inpatient unit, providing many comforts of
home including a TV, videos, a computer and
a library
“After careful evaluation, The Children’s Institute
determined that these programs and services best suit
the needs of our community,” explains David. “Our
goal is to enable children and young adults with
special needs reach their fullest potential. These new
and adapted programs give them and their loved ones
the opportunity to accomplish amazing things.”
For more information about The Children’s
Institute and its expanding menu of services, call
412-420-2400 or long onto www.amazingkids.org.
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Annual Fund Donors
Flight
toDreams
Give
How do you measure the
worthiness of a dream?
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Each of us, regardless of age,
gender or income, has dreams.
Maybe it’s exceeding a sales target
at work. Or acing an exam in night
school. Or finally saving enough
money to fund that long-desired
vacation. Others may encourage
us, applaud our success, even
reward us. And when we achieve
that dream, nothing compares to
the sense of pride we feel.
But what if the dreams
were different?
What if the dream was to take
a step? Or to raise a ball over your
head? Or to tie your own shoes?
Keefe Ellis, member, Board of Directors and chair of the Annual
Fund, and Michael Oberschelp, 17, walk through the hallways of
The Day School where Michael is a student.
‘‘
All you need to do is meet one of our
Amazing Kids and you’re going to
want to help. Who wouldn’t want to
’’
help a child face his or her challenges?
The dreams of the children served by The Children’s
Institute are different from ours, but no less important.
When these Amazing Kids realize a dream, their sense
of accomplishment is even greater than ours, but no
less empowering.
And the worthiness of their dreams can be measured by their smiles. With each step, each new height,
each lace knotted.
“When I see our Amazing Kids smiling, it’s the same
as seeing my own kids smiling and happy,” explains
J. Keefe Ellis Jr., member, The Children’s Institute Board
of Directors. “A smile is universal.”
As chair of The Children’s Institute’s Annual Fund,
Keefe knows the importance of the organization’s
programs and services. He sees the difference The
Children’s Institute makes in the lives of the children it
serves and their families. “We give children – and their
families – hope. Because of The Children’s Institute
these kids will do something better and be more
successful than they would have been otherwise.”
As one of the nation’s premier rehabilitation centers
for children, including those with special needs,
The Children’s Institute provides services through The
Hospital, The Day School and Project STAR.
“The Children’s Institute plays a unique role,” Keefe
notes. “We’re the region’s only provider of medical,
educational and adoption services for children with
special needs. If it weren’t for The Children’s Institute,
the needs of these children would go unmet.”
The cost of providing pediatric care is much higher
than that of adult care. Those costs further increase
when addressing the highly specialized and long-term
needs of the children served by The Children’s Institute.
Often, the expense of raising a child with special needs
exceeds a family’s income. In fact, in fiscal year 2006,
The Children’s Institute provided nearly $3.3 million in
free care.
Approximately 35 percent of children with
disabilities rely on Medicaid for healthcare coverage.
Further complicating the financial situation,
Medicaid reimburses only 77 percent of the cost of
inpatient care at The Children’s Institute and about 53
percent of the cost of outpatient care.
So how can a child realize his dreams if he can’t
access the care he needs?
At The Children’s Institute, the Annual Fund helps to
close the gap between financial need and financial ability.
Each year, generous donors to the Annual Fund provide
support that funds essential programs, specialized equipment and charitable care. In essence, these donors are
helping Amazing Kids to have the tools they need to
realize their dreams.
“I don’t know what the future of healthcare is as
it relates to these specific children,” Keefe says. “They’re
obviously a minority, related to the general population of
children who are treated in the healthcare industry. The
Children’s Institute has a century-old commitment to
taking care of kids who might otherwise slip through the
cracks in the healthcare system. And the Annual Fund
enables us to continue that commitment.”
Donors to the Annual Fund range from elementary
school children who conduct classroom fund-raising competitions, to adolescents who designate The Children’s
Institute as the recipient of their bar and bat mitzvah gifts,
to octogenarians whose ties with The Children’s Institute
are rooted deeply in the history of the organization.
Forms of giving to the Annual Fund include outright
gifts, memorial gifts in memory of loved one, and tribute
gifts that honor a special person or event.
“All you need to do is meet one of our Amazing Kids,”
Keefe says with a smile. “And you’re going to want to
help. Who wouldn’t want to help a child face his or
her challenges?
“You see these kids,” Keefe continues, “and although
many are faced with difficult challenges, they’re always
smiling, and their smiles are infectious.”
And with each smile, a dream is realized. A step taken.
A ball raised. A shoelace tied. Dreams made real by generous donors to The Children’s Institute’s Annual Fund.
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Daring to Dream:
One Family’s Journey
Jo Stovich tries to relax on the cushioned window seat of her son
Adam’s dimly lit room on the inpatient unit of The Hospital at
The Children’s Institute. She unfolds a stack of papers that’s marked
with deep creases. Listed is the contact information for numerous
physicians, dozens of hard-to-pronounce medications and pages of
what Jo labels ‘major hospital admissions.’
“This is a summary of Adam’s medical history,” says Jo. “I carry it
everywhere because I never know when I’ll need it. It’s too much to
remember anymore.”
‘‘
It sounds cliché, but The Children’s Institute
is amazing. You can see it in Adam’s face.
This is definitely where we need to be.
’’
Adam was born in 1989. He was a healthy newborn who grew into a healthy, smart little boy. But in
November 1993, Jo heard her 4-year-old son gasping
for breath as he lay in bed one night. She rushed to his
room and found him seizing.
The nightmarish days stretched into weeks and
extended into months. Finally, after months of tests
and failed treatments, physicians diagnosed Adam
with a severe seizure disorder known as LennoxGastaut syndrome. The seizures were frequent – up to
200 a day – and did not respond to medications. Adam
underwent electroencephalograms (EEGs) to measure
the electrical activity of his brain. Initial results
showed the generalization of numerous seizures and
the possibility of severe mental retardation.
“No one knew what caused the seizures or what
would stop them,” remembers Jo. “All they knew was
that he would likely be profoundly retarded as a result
of them.”
Despite the fact that so much was unknown about
Adam’s disorder and his prognosis, the family
remained steadfast in their commitment to keeping
their son active and engaged. He continued to go
camping and fishing with his parents; his sister, Erin,
now 17; and his brother, Brandon, now 13. He played
baseball in the Little League Challenger Division, and
with the help of his dad, Mark, even continued to cut
the grass on a riding lawnmower, which had always
been a favorite outdoor activity.
“Adam has an amazing resiliency about him,” says
Jo. “From the very beginning, he’s always been able
to bounce back.”
But rebounding after an April 2006 hospital admission hasn’t been easy. Adam was hospitalized for three
months while physicians adjusted his medications. He
spent an extensive period in the intensive care unit,
and physicians medicated him to give his tired
body a chance to recover. Because of his prolonged
Buoyed by Two Donors
Adam emerged from his early seizures with moderate retardation accompanied by an anxiety disorder,
disruptive behavior disorder and attention deficit disorder. With no relatives in town, the Canonsburg, Pa.,
family had a limited support system. Jo eventually quit
her job as a preschool teacher to stay at home and care
for her son. She managed his numerous medications,
shuttled him from physician to physician, spent countless nights in the hospital, battled the insurance
company and oversaw Adam’s schooling to ensure
teachers were comfortable handling each of the six
types of seizures he was prone to. For three years she
even monitored his very regimented diet that was
designed to help bring the seizures under control.
hospitalization, Adam’s physical activity was severely
limited. As a result, by the time he was cleared for discharge in July, Adam had lost all muscle control.
Unable to even hold up his head, he was transferred to
The Children’s Institute for rehabilitation.
“I didn’t realize just how bad Adam had gotten
physically until we transferred to The Children’s
Institute,” says Jo. “He was functioning at his full
mental capacity, but physically, he deteriorated
completely. Our focus shifted from Adam’s seizures
to his need to regain his independence.”
Each day, for the past nine months, Adam
has pushed through several hours of physical,
occupational, speech/language and feeding therapies.
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Adam and his father, Mark, proudly pose for a Christmas Day photo
with Adam’s new, adapted bike – a gift from generous donors to
The Children’s Institute.
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He’s had to learn to eat again, lift his head to kiss his
family again, extend his arm to shake hands with
visitors again, and move his legs to begin walking with
assistance again.
Accomplishing his goals has been work. Hard
work. To help keep Adam motivated, his mom remains
by his side throughout the week, and his dad takes the
weekend shifts. Erin and Brandon visit weekly to cheer
on their brother’s progress. Additional motivators
include weekend trips home and rides on The
Children’s Institute’s adapted bicycle. He was so
enthralled with the bike that during a December visit
with Santa, the bike was the only Christmas gift Adam
asked for.
However, at nearly $4,000, the bike was beyond
the reach of Adam’s parents. Jo and Mark pressed
Adam for other ideas in hopes that he could be swayed.
Did he want new Walt Disney movies? Puzzles? Singalong CDs? The answer was always the same. “I want
a big bike just like the one in therapy,” Adam said.
On Christmas Day, Adam suffered several seizures
before making the trip home and several more once
arriving home. They drained him. He wasn’t even interested in opening any Christmas gifts – except one.
There, under the family’s Christmas tree, hugged by an
enormous bow, was a big, red bike, “just like the one in
therapy.”
What the Stovichs and Santa couldn’t make
happen, two generous donors to The Children’s
Institute did. With their contributions, these donors —
who hadn’t even met Adam — made a young man’s
dream come true. In fact, not only did they cover the
cost of the bike, they added a horn, flag and helmet.
Despite his fatigue that day, Adam mustered enough
strength for a quick ride before snuggling on the couch
for a Christmas nap.
“Never in a million years did we think that would
happen,” says Jo. “Because of the commitment of The
Children’s Institute staff and the generosity of donors,
Adam can safely ride a bike again. He can get his
exercise and go on family rides again. Nothing could
be better. Nothing could have been more thoughtful.”
Adam recently celebrated his 18th birthday. While
Jo understands that Adam’s prognosis is unknown and
that he may not ever regain all of his mobility, she and
her family are eternally grateful for the improvement
that Adam has made and continues to make while at
The Children’s Institute. He can support himself in the
therapy pool and navigate the halls with his walker.
He’s learning to dress and feed himself again, and of
course, he can now ride his new bike.
“This place changes your life. It’s changed my life,
my husband’s life, and my kids’ lives. And it’s changed
Adam’s life,” says Jo. “He is so well taken care of. It’s
the most awesome staff of doctors, nurses, therapists,
dietary professionals and housekeepers, and all of
them are genuinely his friends. It sounds cliché, but
The Children’s Institute is amazing. You can see it in
Adam’s face. This is definitely where we need to be.”
Fiscal Year 2005-2006 Annual Report of Donors
The Children’s Institute is very grateful to the more than 2,000 individuals, corporations, foundations and others
who together surpassed $760,000 in support of our Amazing Kids. Below is a list of all donors who made
contributions totaling at least $100 during the last fiscal year, July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006.
With the support of individuals, corporations and foundations in fiscal year 2006, The Children’s Institute
began physical renovations and programmatic expansion to meet the needs of the children and families we
serve. We look forward to thanking the generous supporters of this initiative in fall 2007.
We apologize for any omissions or misspellings. Please let us know so we may correct the error. If there are any
questions regarding this donor list, please contact the Development and Marketing staff of The Children’s Institute
at 412-420-2205.
Individual Donors
The Children’s Institute received support
from 1,840 individuals and families who
contributed $277,000 in fiscal year 2006.
These generous donors gave nearly
$245,000 in support of general operations
through the Annual Fund. Donors of $100
or more are listed below.
$10,000 +
O. Eakins Endowment Fund
Joseph Horne Trust
Mrs. Henry McConnell Ingram
Ovid D. Robinson Trust
Mr. Glen K. Rodemoyer, Estate
Clara B. M. Shea Trust
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
Charles A. Brooks Charities
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chesko
Louise Colteryahn Charities
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Leeper
Ms. Naomi L. Siegel
Rachel M. Walton
$2,500-$4,999
Jamie Calabrese, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fine
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Flury
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaminski
Mrs. John F. Lockhart
Martha Lockhart Mason Estate
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. McGuinn
PA Department of Health
Edward E. Rieck Trust
Mary E. Walker Estate
$1,000-$2,499
Anonymous (several)
John and Paulette Apostolides
Henry and Nancy Armstrong
Bill and Sally Ann Bensur
Mr. Ray T. Betler
Pat and Donna Bianconi
Timothy and Deborah Bittner
Mrs. Nadine Bognar
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Boyle
Mrs. Mary Ann Casey
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Cheng
Mr. and Mrs. John Denny
Ms. Carolyn Duronio
Mrs. George S. Ebbert Jr.
Sylvia and Norman Elias
Mr. and Mrs. J. Keefe Ellis Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Peter G. Ellis
Wally and Kathy Enick
Ms. Victoria Nimick Enright
Ms. Beth Fiedler
Sharyn and Art Fleming
Maggie Good and Tom Von Lehman
Marcia and Stanley Gumberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Haunschild
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman
Mr. Robin Dennis Hohn
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hrycko
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Imbriglia
Mary Beth and Dan Joscak
Bill and Tricia Kassling
Marcia and Silas Keehn
Ms. Jane Teitz-Keim
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kelly Jr.
Ellen and Jack Kessler
Eileen and Nicholas Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Lemieux
Anne V. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Lundy
Mrs. Janet R. Markel
Mr. Samuel A. McClung III
Michele McKenney and Chuck Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McLean
Mr. Richard P. Mellon
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Meyer
David and Rebecca Miles
Barbara and Bill Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. B. Gordon Nelson III
Mr. Robert W. Off
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Olson
Mr. John Lee O'Nan
Kathy and Peter Paladino
Ruth and Leonard Perfido
Richard A. and Dorothy H. Richards
The F. B. Robinson Family Fund
Rockwell Combined Memorial Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rooney II
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Rooney
Gordon and Kathleen Sapko
Mrs. Dorothy B. Sheahan
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Shear
Susan Baker Shipley and Neal Shipley
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Silnutzer
Mr. Merrill P. Stabile and Dr. Miroya Monsour
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stout
Fiscal Year 2005-2006
Mr. H. Campbell Stuckeman
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thompson II
Jamee and Tom Todd
Timothy J. Tremont, DMD, MS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Usher
James and Jennifer Valecko
Robert and Jean Walsh
John R. Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wiegand
John and Margie Wilson
John H. and Kate Wurtenberg
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$500-$999
Anonymous (several)
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Amy
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Beckwith III
Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen
Minnette D. Bickel
Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Bierkan
Mrs. Charles H. Bisdee
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Brodbeck
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Brown
Mr. Robert H. Brown
Leo and Carol Bulger
Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Bush
Sylvia and Sidney Busis
Mr. Kevin J. Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chait
Drs. Chester and Anna Chorazy
Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Cleborne
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Cohen
Maureen and Jared L. Cohon
Helene Conway-Long
Myron Cope
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cunningham
Dr. Alfred A. Cupelli and
Dr. Ralph C. Kemerer
Mr. Joseph T. Deet
Mrs. Richard D. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Falchetti
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Feiling
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Finegold
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Gus P. Georgiadis
Mr. Keith C. German
John and Lisa Gismondi
Glenn Charitable Trust
Dee Gluck
Linda and Edward Goldston
Michael and Judy Hannon
Mr. and Mrs. Miles E. Harper
Ms. Angela Harris
Ms. Elizabeth H. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Heaton
Lois M. Hiller
John and Peggy Houston
Mr. Thomas W. Ingram
William M. Iovino, MD
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnston
Mr. George E. Jordan
Pradeep K. Khosla, PhD, and
Thespine Kavoulakis
Mary Beth and Chris Leech
Wendy MacKenzie
Ms. Maureen Mahoney Hill
Albert J. and Patricia A. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride
William McAlister Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Seward P. Mellon
Mrs. William A. Meyer
James P. Mondzelewski, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Morby
Ms. Amanda S. Morin
Bruce and Constance Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Muckle
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lockhart Nimick
Ray and Karen Ojerholm
Sean and Susan O’Rourke
Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Overholt
Jane and Jim Pasman
Pittsburgh Firefighters
Marilyn Rattner, Carol Hoffman
and Harriet Levinson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Reichard
John and Marian Rex
Cynthia and Jerome Richey
Anne and John Robertshaw Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Rusnak
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Ryals
Clay and Heather Saftner
Ms. Veronica A. Salat
Mrs. George R. Samuel
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Schaefer
Ribitha and Balu Shetty
Gayle and Bill Simpson
Elizabeth Sinteff
Frank and Florence Sklar
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Smith
Sandy and Edgar Snyder
Tom and Joann Succop
Ann Ebbert Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Taylor
Richard P. Tessmer
Kathy and Lou Testoni
Ben and Bertha Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Thornburgh
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Walla
Farley and Josh Whetzel
Jim and Carla Wilding
Judy and James Williams
Sherri and Gary Wilson
$250-$499
Anonymous (several)
Mrs. James E. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Apter
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bauer
Mr. Jack R. Bertges
Eva Tansky Blum
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore N. Bobby
Suzy and Jim Broadhurst
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brownlee
Dr. and Mrs. Bayley Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burke
Nancy and Ed Byrnes
Anthony B. Calega
Dr. Patricia H. Canfield and
Mr. Thomas N. Canfield
James and June Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cochran Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Conroy
Ms. Kathleen M. Conway
Frances and Carmen D’Ambrosio Jr.
Mr. James A. Dattilo
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Davenport
Holly W. Davis, MD
Karen and Daniel Decker
James and Susan Devlin
Robert DiBella and Carol Savage
Annual Report of Donors
Mr. Angelo Dibiasi
Mr. Jeffrey R. Dierdorf
James Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donnelly
John W. and Lucy Douglas
Ms. Denise A. Dunyak
Mr. Herman M. Edwards
Mr. Eric Emmons
Jane M. Epstine
Paul and Lily Euwer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Evans
Lisa C. Fagan
Dr. Donald and Nora Barry Fischer
Ms. Elizabeth M. Fortunato
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot
Maryedna Gillespie Gennaula
Dr. and Mrs. David Girdany and Family
Donald T. and Catherine M. Glaser
Ms. Rebecca A. Gloninger
Pamela W. Golden
Mrs. James E. Graham Jr.
Mrs. Spencer R. Hackett
Dr. Jeanne Hanchett
Mr. Brian Hatheway
Mr. and Reverend Talbot Heppenstall
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Holzinger Jr.
Ms. Coleen M. Holzinger
Mr. Richard W. Hosking
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Hurite
Mr. James J. Johnson
Joan M. Kaplan
Laura and Tom Karet
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Karpa
Eugene C. Kaufman
Mr. David P. Klasnick
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon Kraft
Mr. Bruce R. Lang
Ms. Helen W. Lang
Ms. Ann M. Livingston
Louise B. Lytle
Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous Jr.
Mr. Robert C. McCarthy Jr.
Ms. Hester B. McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCutcheon
Jan and Dennis McGlone
Elinor McLennan
Lynn McMahon
Joseph J. McNally
Mr. and Mrs. David McNelis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Menegaz
Manuel P. Meza, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Jay I. Minsky
Patrick and Sandra Moffatt
Dale F. Molt and Linda M. Ricketts
John J. Moossy, MD
Ms. Laurie Moritz
Jody Mulvihill
Katherine B. Murphy
Ms. Patricia Murphy
Mrs. Lawrence Nagel
Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Nimick Jr.
Maureen S. O’Brien
Gerald R. and Rita M. O’Neill
Mr. Anthony C. Palombo
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perriello
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Persinski
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pierrard Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Pifer
Bernard and Sandra Pinsker
Mary Kay and Oliver Poppenberg
Ms. Jennifer Ann Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reicher
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reinhart
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reiter Jr.
Ms. Faye Shannon Reynolds
Bob and Mona Riordan
Christopher Robertshaw
Paul and Judith Rockar
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer
Mr. and Mrs. S. Murray Rust Jr.
Ms. Elizabeth A. Santillo
Ms. Frances G. Scaife
Mr. Stanley G. Schaffer
Jonathan and Veronica Schmerling
Michael and Stephanie Schneider
Marvin Schreiber
Herbert Seigle and Robin J. Bernstein
Mr. and Mrs. Jason H. Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith
Bill and Mary Anne Springer
Vera Sudia
Shirley Jean Sutkovich
Mr. Steven P. Tassaro
Mr. John E. Tessaro
Ms. Diana S. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Thompson
Ms. Elizabeth A. Title
Mrs. H.L. Toor
Dorrit and David Tuthill
Ms. Donna M. Verone
Mrs. Virginia H. Volponi
Mr. Peter Morse and Dr. Peg Watt-Morse
Mr. and Ms. Robert T. Woodings III
Mr. Francis X. Wymard
Mr. Howard S. Yoder
Ms. Tanya L. Yolton
Ms. Mary Pat Zebroski
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Zwillinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zygowski
$100-$249
Anonymous (several)
Shirley Abram
Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Adams
Mr. Allen Aizenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Allen
Mr. Scott Allen
Bill and Susan Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Angerman
Ms. Audrey Antosik
Mrs. Jean F. Armstrong
Mildred Astorino
Mrs. James S. Austin Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Baker
Carolyn Ban
Ms. Cynthia L. Barbusio
Ms. Eleanore Barovitch
Francis C. Baum
Margaret Beattie
Ms. Ruth C. Bechtle-Pierce
Mr. John T. Beining
Beverly Belkowski
Lee and Shirley Bellmer
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Bennett Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bennett
Mrs. George B. Berger Jr.
Sam and Debbie Berkovitz
Patti and Sandy Berman
Amy Jo Berresford
Ms. Phyllis L. Bertok
Ms. Jackie Besser
Mr. Paul F. Bildstein
Robert Bildstein
Mr. and Mrs. G. William Bissell
Mr. James R. Bittner
Charles and Georgetta Blackburn
Mr. Thomas H. Blackwood
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Blair
Don and Katherine Blenko
Mrs. Max L. Bluestone
Thomas I.S. Boak Jr.
Ron and Carol Bobby
Mr. John Boering
C. A. Bognar
John and Marjorie Bolvin
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Bosner
Kent and Nancy Bowers
Anne E. Bowes
Mr. Kurt M. Bowser
Miss Marianne Boyd
Jim and Bea Bradley
Jim and Kathy Braham
Marlene Brand
Barbara Wendeborn Brandom
Mr. William H. Brazelton
Carol R. Brown
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Ms. Tina M. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. John Brownell Jr.
Mr. Richard Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bryson
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Bub
Dr. and Mrs. Gibson P. Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Buckiso
Michael and Theresa Buhot
Ms. Lorene Marie Burns
Ms. Diana L. Burton
Harold T. Bushey COL-USAR
Ms. Lanetta D. Butler
Mary Ann Byrnes
Mrs. Frank V. Cahouet
Dr. James W. and Joyce A. Calabrese
Dr. Paul S. and Gertrude F. Caplan
Kim and Charles Carey
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carretta
John and Margaret Charley
Susan Chikalla and Kayla Boehmig
Mrs. J. Mabon Childs
Mr. Mark A. Christopher
Susan and Alan Citron
Mr. John Clark
Margaret E. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cloonan
Ms. Barbara J. Clougherty
Ms. Marion W. Cohen
Chris Colaianni
William and Wendy Colonello
Ms. Peggy Connelly
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Cookson II
Karen and John Cooper
Mr. Paul M. Cooper
Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso A. Costa
Mr. Gervaise V. Creighton
M. X. Crimmins Family
Mr. John C. Crogan Jr.
Ms. Jane A. Crompton
Mary and Walter Curley
James and Ann Curran
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Cutter
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Damianos
Kimberly and Andrea Damin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Dandrea
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Davis Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Davis III
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dawes
Ms. Angela M. B. Delong
Marion Copetas Demas
Debbie Demmler
Henry F. Devens
Doris M. Diges
James N. Dill Jr.
Mr. Bart C. Dingfelder
Mr. Peter P. Domasky
Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Dougan
Fran Doyle
Mr. John S. Dugan Sr.
Dave Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Egan
Irwin and Linda G. Ehrenreich
Mrs. Rose Ellis
Judith Englert
Dr. and Mrs. Scott H. Faber
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fagan III
Dan and Nancy Fales
Donna and Joseph Falgione
Ms. Dorothy Fassett
Ethel Feldman
Dr. Robert L. Feller
Ms. Karen Fennell
Mike and Marge Fetsko
Larry B. Fingeret
Lois Finkel
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fischetti
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fisher
Ms. Ann P. Flaherty
Richard D. Flinn
Mr. Edward N. Foote
Ms. Sally K. Ford
Ms. Karen B. Forsythe
Mr. and Mrs. Kent J. Foster
Lee and Isabel Foster
Sally and John Fownes
Ruth O. Frank
Mr. David M. Franzetta
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Freeman
Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Friday
Dr. and Mrs. Abraham W. Friedman
Mr. William Friedman
Ms. Cherilyn Irene Fry
Ms. Julie A. Gaca
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence W. Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gaydos
Carl Gebo
Adrien and Arnold Gefsky
Jane N. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gillespie
Mr. William F. Gladora
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Zola H. Gold
Mr. Jack Goldsmith
Mr. Michael E. Goldstrom
Ms. Ellen Goodman
Mrs. Lee C. Gordon
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gordon
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Gottlieb
Mr. and Mrs. George M. L. Gould
Ronald and Anne Graham
Ms. Michele Greatti
Roxann Diez Gross
Janet and Gary Grysiak
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Guinn
Mrs. Francis R. Guthery
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Guttman
Carole Haber and Geraldine L. Marz
Ms. Carol Ebbert Hackett
Mary E. Hagan
Margaret L. Haines
Frances and Jernigan Hall
Linda and Steve Halpern
Mr. Paul D. Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Harbaugh
Ms. Kathleen A. Hardt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harff
Hon. Janet G. Harner
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Harper Jr.
Robert and Rachel Hauth
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Heisey
Barbara G. Hellberg
Ms. Jane Cieslak Hellmann
Grace Z. Henderson
Maryanne J. Henderson, DO
Dale Henkel
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Hennigan
Mr. Rob Henry
David Herring
Hilton Family
Janet W. Hirshberg
Mr. C.T. Hiteshew Jr.
Ms. Rosemary Hogan
Dave and Maria Holzworth
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Horvitz
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Hosack
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Houston
Mrs. Mary C. Hupe
Dr. Dennis and Linda Hurwitz
Rosemary and Michael Hutchinson
Sean and Annette Isgan
Mr. Randy L. Jackson
Mr. William Carl Jenkins Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Johnson
Arthur and Beverly Johnston
Mr. John R. Jombock
Cynthia L. Jones
Mr. Douglas A. Jones
Frank and Peggy Jones
Mr. John M. Jubas
Dennis Sr. and Tina Kaiser
S.H. Kalin
Daniel and Carole Kamin
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kamin
Annual Report of Donors
Sam and Joanie Kamin
Maureen and Larry Kamons
Charles M. Kappes
Leslie L. Kass and Betty L. McCrea
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kells
Mr. Marc Kelly
Ms. Rhian M. Kenny
Dr. Margaret Kimmel
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell King
Mrs. L. Harold Kirkell
Barbara Kirkland
Eileen M. Kisloff
Mr. and Mrs. R. Drew Kistler
Cary and Kathy Klein
Mark Koenig and Ginny Koenig
Drs. Barbara K. and Samuel N. Kolmen
Carolyn and Donald Korb
Blaire Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Krasik
Elaine and Carl Krasik
Al and Eleanor Krasnow
Mr. and Mrs. Terrance H. Kuhn
Ms. Kelly J. Kushich
Carroll and Jules Labarthe
Ms. Emily Lamison
Susan Oberg Lane
Don and Nance Lanke
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Lazarus
Darrell H. and Helen K. Lazarus
Stanley and Nancy J. Lehman
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman L. Leppold
Terry and Cindy Lerman
Mr. Edgar L. Levenson
Shirley K. Lewellen
Dr. Marc D. Liang and Ms. Thelma Snyder
Mrs. Ruth W. Lieber
Ms. Diane M. Linkes
Ms. Nancy A. Linkes
Roslyn Litman
Michael and Sally Litrun
Margery J. Loevner
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Long
Rege, Joan and Anne Lowicki
Mr. Harold W. Luebs
Elisa Pierce Lynch
Ms. Monica R. Lyon
Louis, Michele and Angela Mackey
Mr. Jeremy J. Madeja
Louise and Michael Malakoff
Lauren and Hampton Mallory
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Manno Jr.
Ralph Marche
Thelma Marder
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marous III
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Marquette
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Mars
Mr. David Marschik and Dr. Anne Valko
Mr. Donald F. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Mason
Mr. Mark V. Matera
Mrs. Andrew Mathieson
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Matthews
Paul and Patricia Mays
Mrs. Mary J. McCaul
Mrs. William A. McCloskey
Dr. and Mrs. David M. McConnell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Colvin McCrady
Nancy McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. John R. McKaveney
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. McKay
Mrs. James C. McKay
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. McKenna
Mr. and Mrs. David M. McKeown Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. McLane
Mrs. Thomas A. McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. McNichol
Anne McWilliams
Ms. Janice Medina
Mr. Anthony C. Mengine
William and Virginia Merchant
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Merry
Robert and Lynn Mialki
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Micknowski
Mrs. Barbara T. Miller
Mr. David Jay Miller
Enid and Errol Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Miller
Arthur and Marie Miltenberger
Sally Minard
Bryant and Wendy Mitchell
Mr. Robert R. Mitchell and
Ms. Linda J. Fleming
Mr. Jeffrey J. Moad
Mr. Michael Mohajery
Dr. Attila and Patricia Molnar
Jane Moravitz
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ford Moreland II
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moritz
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Morrison
Ms. Judith A. Mullin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munhall
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence H. Murphy
James and Jennifer Muse
Dr. and Mrs. Ross H. Musgrave
Mrs. Phyllis Myers
Grant and Ethan Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Nail
Eric and Alice Neishloss
Bob and Linda Nelson
Hugh and Eliza Nevin
Ms. Patricia Kay Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Nicklos
Mr. Michael L. Nienstedt
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nimick Jr.
Mrs. Suzanne S. Nolan
Ms. Marion R. Nugent
Laura L. Oliver
Ms. Karen O’Matz
Caroline O’Nan
J. Lee O’Nan
Gerald R. and Rita M. O’Neill
Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Neill Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. O’Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. O’Sullivan Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Orsini
Mr. Jerome W. Osheka
Dee Jay Oshry and Bart Rack
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ostrowski
Mrs. Cathy Pahel
Nancy Palumbo
Mrs. Mildred E. Pampena
Ms. Laura J. Paoletti-Thaxton
Susan and Jeff Parker
Claudia Pasco
Mr. Patrick J. Patterson
Ms. Eileen C. Paul
Ms. Eleanor Paul
Helen C. Paytok
Nancy M. Pekruhn
Ms. E. Jane Peoples
Ms. Mavis A. Perney
Mr. Alan Petrazzi
Sally Reisacher Petro
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Petrocelli
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Petrovich
Mr. and Mrs. Benard J. Pollack
Mr. Leonard Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ponist
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Pontiff
Carl Popatak
Michael and Rhonda Pope
Chuck and Betsy Prine
Mr. Chris Pritts
Mr. Frank G. Proie
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Queenan Jr.
William M. Ramolt
Grace Ratajeski
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Dr. Diana Mrvos Rath and Mr. Frank Rath
Harriet C. Rath
William and Ruth Reed
Giselle and Paula Rein
Kevin and Carma Repcheck
Gerda Reyersbach
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rhodes
Mr. William G. Rissler
LaRue Rist
Mr. Thomas N. Ritchie
Mr. Stephen P. Roan
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roberts
Carol Robinson and Jeffrey Markel
Ms. Deborah Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson
Mr. Kenneth F. Robinson
Stephen Robinson
Mr. William Robinson
Kate and Alex Roesler
Ms. Debbie Rollock
Mr. and Mrs. Terrance S. Roman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Romig
Paul and Suzanne Rosen
Mrs. Susan Jo Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ross Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rossi
Bob and Candy Rost
Richard and Debra Rua
Nancy and Farrell Rubenstein
Mr. Richard K. Rubinoff
James A. and William C. Rudolph
Mitchell Rumbaugh
Norma and Ed Rumon
Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Russell
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Russell
Abby and Rein Ruttenberg
Sakino/Spears Family
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sanandres
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Sarni
Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Schappert
Virginia W. Schatz
Belva Schiff
Dr. Melvin M. Schiff
Mr. James T. Schmida
Dr. and Mrs. Emanuel Schnepp
Mr. Daniel J. Schnorr
Ms. Sheila R. Schreiber
Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Schroeder
Mrs. Frank C. Schroeder
Carolyn and Frank Schwarz
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Scott
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scott Jr.
Ms. Loretta M. Shahade
Dianne and Murray Shapiro
Murray and Harriet Shapiro
Thomas E. Sheehan
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shepherd
Mrs. George R. Shifler
Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Shriver Jr.
Mrs. Sandra Shrontz
Jill M. Siegfried
Pat and Alan Siger
Rhoda and Seymour Sikov
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Simon
Bill and Kathleen Simpson
Ms. Erin M. Simpson
Paul and Laurie Singer
Mr. Richard C. Sipes
Raymond and Mary Ellen Sloss
Wallace and Patricia Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sojka and Ed Jr.
Mrs. Joy Spang
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spence
Mr. Howard R. Spicher Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Spicuzza
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas St. Clair
Mary and Victor Stackiewicz
Mr. Richard A. Stafford
John and Karen Staley
Mrs. Denise V. Stander
Hon. and Mrs. William L. Standish
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Stanley
Craig R. Stauffer
Euphemia H. Steffey
Jan and Lowell Steinbrenner
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Sterling
Diane and Cliff Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stewart III
The Steirstorfer Family
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Sugrue
Del and Jennifer Suppo
Mrs. Nancy J. Svoboda
Mr. and Mrs. Perry R. Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Taber
Mr. James F. Tanner
Mr. Ronald L. Tassone
Kathleen Taylor’s Classroom
Ms. Carmen M. Tener
Ms. Barbara A. Thomas
Dick and Ginny Thornburgh
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tilko
Ms. Renee W. Tobias
Mrs. Burt K. Todd
Kathy Tosh
Mr. Louis J. Towchik
Ellie Treelisky
Mary Troyan
William E. Trueheart and Carol A. Word
Annette C. Terazo
Irene Tsironis, MD
Mr. Daniel Vaccaro
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Vaccaro
Ms. Beth Valecko
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Vamossy
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Y. Van Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Vanpelt
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Veeder
JoAnn and Mark Wainwright
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Walker
Sara and Larry Walsh
Ms. Rachel M. Walton
Mr. Nathan J. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. John Warmus
The Waslosky Family
Wes and Patt Watkins
Michael and Suzy Watson
Ruth Watson
Mr. Roland Watt
The Weatherford-Brown Family
Drs. John and Carla Weidman
Gilbert and Ilene Weil
Monte Weinberger
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weiner
Konrad and Gisela Weis
Ms. Shirley J. Weitz
Ed and Pat Werner
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wierzbinski
Richard P. Wilkes
Mrs. D. M. Wilkins
Susie and Tim Williams
Sara M. Winokur
Janice Wirth
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Wittman Jr.
John M. Wolf
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney K. Wolfson Jr.
The Wood Family
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Woolaway
Mrs. Leslie B. Worthington
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Wroblewski
Mrs. Rosemarie Wyke
Mr. and Mrs. Ledlie W. Young Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Zappala
Mark and Connie Zaremsky
Marjorie Zeller
Dr. Sharon Zemel
Mr. C. James Zeszutek
Daniel Zove, MD
Annual Report of Donors
Employees and Staff of
The Children’s Institute
The employees and staff of The
Children’s Institute share their expertise
and caring in every interaction with our
Amazing Kids. We are incredibly grateful
to the following staff who gave $100 or
more during fiscal year 2006.
2006 – 2007 Board of Directors: Front row, left to right: Ann M. McGuinn, chair; John K.
Thornburgh, vice chair; Pamela W. Golden, secretary; and David K. Miles, president and
chief executive officer
Back row, left to right: Pradeep K. Khosla, PhD, Patricia Suzanne Chesko, Carolyn D. Duronio,
J. Keefe Ellis Jr., Allan MacDougall III, Lisa C. Fagan, B. Gordon Nelson III, Ellen P. Kessler,
F. Brooks Robinson Jr., Maureen B. Cohon, and Michael J. Hannon
Absent from photo: Joseph E. Imbriglia, MD, vice chair; Susan Baker Shipley, treasurer;
N. John Cooper, DPhil, John R. Denny, Sheila C. Fine, Gus P. Georgiadis, Eileen L. Lane,
Michele M. McKenney, Doros Platika, MD, Ruth S. Perfido and Merrill P. Stabile
2005-2006 Board and Associate Board
The Children’s Institute recognizes the following Board and Associate Board
members for their commitment and leadership, as well as their financial support
to the 2005-2006 Annual Fund.
Paulette P. Apostolides
Nancy M. Armstrong
Mary Florence Brown
Patricia Suzanne Chesko
Henry C. Cohen
Maureen B. Cohon
N. John Cooper, DPhil
Ann H. Cutter
John R. Denny
Carolyn D. Duronio
Mrs. James Kay Ebbert
J. Keefe Ellis Jr.
Lisa C. Fagan
Sheila C. Fine
Henry J. Gailliot
Gus P. Georgiadis
Pamela W. Golden
Lillian H. Goldsmith
Michael J. Hannon
Audrey H. Hilliard
Joseph E. Imbriglia, MD
Joan M. Kaplan
Pradeep K. Khosla, PhD
Marcia L. Keehn
Ellen P. Kessler
Eileen L. Lane
Hester B. McCoy
Ann M. McGuinn
Michele M. McKenney
B. Gordon Nelson III
Barbara K. Nelson
Thomas H. Nimick Jr.
Maureen S. O’Brien
James S. Pasman Jr.
Ruth S. Perfido
F. Brooks Robinson Jr.
Patricia R. Rooney
Jean McD. Scott
Susan Baker Shipley
Lea H. Simonds
Merrill P. Stabile
Ann E. Sullivan
Harry A. Thompson II
John K. Thornburgh
Ginny Thornburgh
Jamee W. Todd
James W. Ummer
Farley W. Whetzel
Susan C. Williams
Margot B. Woodwell
William R. Bauer
Ruth Bechtle-Pierce
Beverly Belkowski
Jackie Besser
Timothy Bittner
Robert H. Brown
Tina M. Brown
Jamie Calabrese, MD
Judy Conroy
Helene Conway-Long
Eric Emmons
Scott H. Faber, MD
Dorothy Fassett
William F. Gladora
Rebecca A. Gloninger
Michele L. Greatti
Roxann Diez Gross
Maryanne J. Henderson, DO
Rob Henry
Mary Beth Joscak
Colleen M. Joyce
John M. Jubas
Jane Teitz-Keim
Eileen M. Kisloff
Kelly J. Kushich
Emily Lamison
Ruth McLean
David K. Miles
Jody Mulvihill
John Lee O’Nan
Cathy Pahel
Miriam Perriello
Louise H. Prichard
Paul Rosen, MD
Emanuel Schnepp, PhD
Erin M. Simpson
Elizabeth Sinteff
Joy Spang
Kathleen M. Taylor
Barbara A. Thomas
Stacey Vaccaro
Traci Weatherford-Brown
Samuel C. Wood Jr.
Sharon Zemel, MD
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Fiscal Year 2005-2006
Corporations and
Organizations
Generously, 146 corporations and
organizations provided $152,000 to
The Children’s Institute. Individual gifts
received through United Way chapters
and the Combined Federal Campaign are
represented in this total. Donors of $100
or more are listed below.
$10,000 +
Citizens Bank
United Way of Allegheny County
$5,000-$9,999
Buchanan Ingersoll Professional Corp.
McKesson Foundation, Inc.
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$2,500-$4,999
Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
Gamma Phi Beta, Zeta Epsilon Chapter
at Duquesne University
Goldman, Sachs & Company
J.P. Phillips, Inc.
National Adoption Network
Pittsburgh Technical Institute/
Boyd School
Triad USA
$1,000-$2,499
Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates
Cardinal Health Foundation
The Charleston Junior Woman’s Club
Combined Federal Campaign of SW PA
Comcast
Con-Trans Corp
Kappa Kappa Gamma at
Carnegie Mellon University
Platinumtek
PPG Industries Foundation
The Ruthfred Lutheran Church
Simpson & McCrady LLC
Summers Foundation, Inc.
The Techs
United Way of Roanoke Valley, Inc
United Way of Tri-State
W. W. Grainger, Inc.
$500-$999
Atria’s
By-Product Industries, Inc.
George V. Hamilton, Inc.
Harrison, Rivard, Zimmerman & Bennett
Michael M. Lench Catering
McMahon & Cardillo Communication
Mellon Financial Corporation Fund
Mezzanine Management LLC
Mt. Lebanon Junior Women’s Club
Quaker Capital Management
Shenango Incorporated
The Partners of Sisterson & Co. LLP
STAT Staffing Medical Services
United Way of Westmoreland County
Wendover Middle School
$250-$499
The A. G. Mauro Company
Baker Energy Lafayette Operations
Baker Engineering NY, Inc.
CENTRIA
Chesapeake Rehab Equipment
Mark Firewicz Construction
Gateway Financial Group
GRO Enterprises, Inc.
The Hillman Company
Lions Club of Forest Hills
May Department Stores Foundation
Pilot Club of Pittsburgh
The PNC Foundation
Strategy One, Inc.
United Way of the Capital Region
The Vanguard Group Foundation
$100-$249
AARP Arsenal Chapter #3949
AARP Birmingham Chapter 2757
AARP Franklin Park Chapter
Abarta, Inc.
Bacharach and Klein, Attorneys at Law
Balama Brothers Development
Bethel Artist Guild
Bethel Park Printing, Inc.
Delta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu
EME Homer City Generation, LP
Equitable Resources Foundation
Frank B. Fuhrer Holdings Inc.
Fraternal Order of Police
The Gateway Engineers, Inc.
Geyer & Geyer Graphic Design, Inc
GlaxoSmithKline
Healthguard (A Highmark Company)
Highmark Matching Gift Program
International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers
Marcus & Shapira, LLP
Michael Baker Jr, Inc.
Mick’s Dodge Chrysler Jeep
Mine Safety Appliances Co.
Mr. Tile, Inc.
Oakmont Presbyterian Church
Otto Beck Company
City of Pittsburgh Fire Fighters
The PNC Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
Matching Gift Program
Stonewood East Partners
Toth Carpet, Inc.
United Way of Chester County
United Way, Triangle
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Matching Gifts
The Children’s Institute gratefully acknowledges the following foundations and corporations
that match the generous contributions of their employees. When giving to The Children’s
Institute, please check to see if your employer or affiliate organization provides matching support to qualified non-profit organizations in the areas of education, healthcare or social services.
Allstate Giving Campaign
The Buhl Foundation
Cardinal Health Foundation
Equitable Resources Foundation
Highmark Matching Gift Program
The Hillman Company
May Department Stores Foundation
Mellon Financial Corporation Fund
Pfizer Foundation
PPG Industries Foundation
The PNC Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
The Vanguard Group Foundation
Annual Report of Donors
Foundations
The Children’s Institute is grateful to the
43 foundations who granted $155,000 in
fiscal year 2006.
Barbara and Marcus Aaron Fund of
The Pittsburgh Foundation
William and Frances Aloe
Charitable Foundation
Babcock Charitable Trust
Beaver County Foundation
Marci Lynn Bernstein Philanthropic Fund
Bozzone Family Foundation
The Buhl Foundation
Buncher Family Foundation
Everett I. Campbell Memorial Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation
Anne L. and George H. Clapp
Charitable Trust
Colonna Family Foundation
J. Samuel and Rose Y. Cox Foundation
George and Ada Davidson Family Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
Walter J. and Joan M. Dollard
Charitable Fund
The J. Christopher and Ann C. Donahue
Charitable Fund
The Herbert G. Feldman
Charitable Foundation
Audrey Hillman Fisher Foundation, Inc.
The Nina Baldwin Fisher Foundation, Inc.
Fountainhead Foundation
Gamma Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation
R. Morris and Bessie Wolk Glick Memorial
Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation
Vira I. Heinz Endowment
The Henry L. Hillman Foundation
Katharine H. Hillman Fund of
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation
Curtis I. & Paul Kossman Foundation
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John R. and Margaret S. McCartan
Charitable Fund of
The Pittsburgh Foundation
The Bob Murphy Foundation
William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill
Foundation
Thomas W. and Catherine G. Patterson
Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation
The Margaret M. Patton Trust
for Charities
The Rockwell Foundation
Bruce D. and Treasure Sachnoff
Charitable Family Foundation
Max M. and Carol W. Sandfield
Philanthropic Fund
James M. and Lucy K.
Schoonmaker Trust
Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation
Silberman Family Fund of
The Pittsburgh Foundation
The Dylan Todd Simonds Foundation, Inc.
The Juliet Lea Hillman Simonds
Foundation, Inc.
Snavely Family Fund of
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Violet and Joseph Soffer Foundation
The Charles and Jean Stout Family Fund
Tippins Foundation
Morris J. and Claire Weinbaum
Philantropic Fund of the United
Jewish Federation Foundation
Robert and Mary Weisbrod Foundation
Norman and Marilyn Weizenbaum
Philanthropic Fund of the United
Jewish Federation Foundation
Restricted Gifts
In fiscal year 2006 The Children’s Institute
received 600 donor-designated or restricted
gifts totaling more than $170,000. Donors of
$100 or more are listed below.
Amazing Kids Workshops
PA Department of Health
Autism Center
Cardinal Health Foundation
J. Samuel and Rose Y. Cox Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaminski
Camp Success
Citizens Bank
Mr. Stephen P. Roan
The Day School
Anonymous (several)
AARP Arsenal Chapter #3949
AARP Birmingham Chapter #2757
AARP Franklin Park Chapter
Atria’s
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Bierkan
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore N. Bobby
Mr. Kurt M. Bowser
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Bub
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Buckiso
Jamie Calabrese, MD
Fiscal Year 2005-2006 Annual Report of Donors
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Drs. Chester and Anna Chorazy
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cloonan
Mr. William F. Gladora
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Guinn
Ms. Angela Harris
Ms. Nancy A. Linkes
Ms. Maureen Mahoney Hill
Albert J. and Patricia A. Martin
Mr. Mark V. Matera
Mr.and Mrs. Edward J. Micknowski
Mine Safety Appliances Company
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perriello
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Petrocelli
Giselle and Paula Rein
Kate and Alex Roesler
Norma and Ed Rumon
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sanandres
Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation
Ms. Erin M. Simpson
Elizabeth Sinteff
Kathy Taylor’s Classroom
United Way of Allegheny County
United Way of Westmoreland County
James and Jennifer Valecko
John and Margie Wilson
Fluoroscopy Equipment
Babcock Charitable Trust
J. Samuel and Rose Y. Cox Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Leeper
McKesson Automation
McKesson Foundation Inc.
The Rockwell Foundation
Fun Zone
Pilot Club of Pittsburgh
Kids on the Block
Wendover Middle School
Lodge
Jamie Calabrese, MD
Occupational Therapy
J. Samuel and Rose Y. Cox Foundation
Pediatric Fund
Mr. William F. Gladora
Ms. Rebecca A. Gloninger
Ms. Jane Teitz-Keim
Physical Therapy
Mr. Alan Petrazzi
Prader-Willi Program
The Charleston Junior Woman’s Club
Snavely Family Fund of
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Project STAR
Anonymous (several)
Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Adams
Balama Brothers Development
Ms. Ruth C. Bechtle-Pierce
Beverly Belkowski
Nancy Bernstein and Robert Schoen
Timothy and Deborah Bittner
By-Product Industries Inc.
Jamie Calabrese, MD
Chesapeake Rehab Equipment
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chesko
Susan Chikalla and Kayla Boehmig
Drs. Chester and Anna Chorazy
Comcast
Con-Trans Corp
Ms. Carolyn Duronio
Dr. and Mrs. Scott H. Faber
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fine
Frank B. Fuhrer Holdings Inc.
Mr. William F. Gladora
Michele Greatti
Harrison, Rivard, Zimmerman and Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Hennigan
Mr. Rob Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hilliard Jr.
Mr. Robin Dennis Hohn
Rosemary and Michael Hutchinson
Ms. Jane Teitz-Keim
Ms. Kelly J. Kushich
Ms. Emily Lamison
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Lazarus
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Long
Ms. Maureen Mahoney Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. McGuinn
Mrs. Thomas A. McLean
David and Rebecca Miles
Ms. Amanda S. Morin
Ms. Karen O’Matz
Mrs. Cathy Pahel
Ruth and Leonard Perfido
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Persinski
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reinhart
Kenny Ross and Claire Ross
Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Russell
Ms. Elizabeth A. Santillo
Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Schappert
Ms. Sheila R. Schreiber
Jill M. Siegfried
Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Silverman
United Way of Allegheny County
Farley and Josh Whetzel
Susie and Tim Williams
John and Margie Wilson
Ms. Mary Pat Zebroski
Dr. Sharon Zemel
Recreational Therapy
Anonymous
City of Pittsburgh Firefighters
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dawes
Mr. William Carl Jenkins Sr.
Mr. Marc Kelly
Recruitment Initiative
for Project STAR
National Adoption Network
RND Program
Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable Trust
J. Samuel and Rose Y. Cox Foundation
Swimming Pool
Mr. John Lee O’Nan
Financial
Statistical
&
Summary
Fiscal year 2005-2006 reflects a period of transition as The Children’s Institute
invested heavily in renovating its Squirrel Hill location while introducing new programs and
expanding existing programs. Operating revenues showed an increase over the prior
year of slightly more than 2 percent. Due primarily to significant renovation activities,
operating expenses increased by 5 percent, resulting in a loss from operations.
The demand for The Children’s Institute’s specialty services remained steady in
2005-2006. During the past fiscal year, the inpatient daily census increased slightly as did
inpatient discharges. Due to temporary space constraints created by the renovation
project, The Day School operated slightly below capacity. Continuing its commitment
to the children and families of our region, The Children’s Institute provided nearly $3.3
million in uncompensated care during the past fiscal year.
Fiscal Year 2005-2006
Facts and Figures (thousands)
Statement of Operations*
FY 2006
FY2005
$ 25,960
1,570
20
$ 24,985
1,693
165
$ 27,549
$ 26,843
$ 15,498
4,532
10,343
$ 14,715
3,755
10,318
$ 30,372
28,787
EXCESS OF OPERATING EXPENSES
OVER REVENUE:
$ (2,823)
$ (1,944)
NON-OPERATING GAINS (LOSSES)
Net non-operating gains
$ 14,012
$
3,779
EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENSES
(EXPENSES OVER REVENUES)
$ 11,188
$
1,632
REVENUE
Net service revenue
Other operating revenues
Net assets released from restriction
for operations
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES:
OPERATING EXPENSES**
Salaries and wages
Employee benefits
Other expenses
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES:
* Source: Audited Financial Statements
** Some expense classes have been changed compared to prior years.
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Financial
Statistical
&
Summary
Balance Sheet*
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ASSETS
Total current assets
Trustee accounts
Other assets
Property, plant and equipment (net)
TOTAL ASSETS:
FY 2006
FY2005
$
$
7,702
6,833
109,662
24,544
7,446
15,646
101,050
16,040
$ 148,741
$ 140,182
$
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Total current liabilities
Long-term liabilities
Net assets
$
3,365
25,347
$ 120,029
5,849
26,002
$ 108,331
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS:
$ 148,741
$ 140,182
FY 2006
FY2005
Statistics*
Employees
Staff and Contracted Physicians
Volunteers
Licensed Beds
Inpatient Discharges
Inpatient Average Daily Census
Outpatients Served
Day School Students
Project STAR Children and Families
Uncompensated Care**
* Source: Audited Financial Statements
** Charity care and governmental shortfall
457
11
190
48
311
27.4
1,936
186
768
$3,292,101
455
12
220
39
274
26.1
1,744
201
711
$3,040,039
Community Calendar
April • May • June 2007
Wednesday, April 25
7:30 - 8:00 a.m. – Registration/Refreshments
8:00 - 9:00 a.m. – Speaker
• Grand Rounds (rescheduled from February 14): “Pediatric Cardiac
Rehabilitation Program” Presented by: Ricardo Munoz, MD, FAAP,
FCCM, director, Cardiac Intensive Care Unit; co-director, Cardiac
Rehabilitation Program; chief, Section of Cardiac Intensive Care,
The Heart Center, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh; assistant
professor, Critical Care Medicine, Pediatrics and Surgery, University
of Pittsburgh. Open to the public. Continuing Medical Education
(CME) credits available. No registration required. Location:
The Children’s Institute, Squirrel Hill. For more information,
call 412-420-2270.
MAY
Monday, May 7
7:00 p.m.
• Adoption, Foster Care and Respite Care Information Session
Hosted by Project STAR at 467 S. Trenton Avenue, Wilkinsburg.
Call 412-244-3048 for more information.
Wednesday, May 9
7:30 - 8:00 a.m. – Registration/Refreshments
8:00 - 9:00 a.m. – Speaker
• Grand Rounds: “High Cholesterol and Supersized Kids”
Presented by: Eric Quivers, MD, director, Preventive Cardiology
Clinic, assistant professor of Pediatrics, University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine. Open to the public. Continuing Medical
Education (CME) credits available. No registration required.
Location: The Children’s Institute, Squirrel Hill. For more information,
call 412-420-2270.
Monday, May 14
7:00 p.m.
• Adoption, Foster Care and Respite Care Information Session
Hosted by Project STAR at 1598 Virginia Avenue, Monaca.
Call 724-755-0209 for more information.
May 16, 2007
7:00 p.m.
• FEAST (Family Education, Advocacy and Support Team): “Letting
Go of Stress — A Parenting Perspective” Presented by: Mary
Denison, PhD, NCSP, autism program manager, The Day School; and
Linda Barrios, LCSW. Location: 1405 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA
15217-1350. RSVP by May 9th to 412-420-2272.
Friday, May 25
• In-Service Day – No school for students of The Day School.
Monday, May 28
• Memorial Day – No school for students of The Day School.
Administrative offices closed.
JUNE
Wednesday, June 13
7:30 - 8:00 a.m. – Registration/Refreshments
8:00 - 9:00 a.m. – Speaker
• Grand Rounds: “Street Drugs” Presented by: State Trooper Aaron
Borello, Pennsylvania State Police, Troop B Vice Unit. Open to the
public. Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits available.
No registration required. Location: The Children’s Institute,
Squirrel Hill. For more information, call 412-420-2270.
Monday, June 15
• Last day of classes for students of The Day School.
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The Children’s Institute
Board of Directors
2006-2007
Directors
Associate Members
Chair
Maureen B. Cohon
N. John Cooper, DPhil
Nancy M. Armstrong
Ann M. McGuinn
Vice Chairs
Joseph E. Imbriglia, MD
John K. Thornburgh
Secretary
Pamela W. Golden
Treasurer
Susan Baker Shipley
President and Chief
Executive Officer
David K. Miles
Patricia Suzanne Chesko
John R. Denny
Carolyn D. Duronio
J. Keefe Ellis Jr.
Lisa C. Fagan
Sheila C. Fine
Gus P. Georgiadis
Michael J. Hannon
Ellen P. Kessler
Pradeep K. Khosla, PhD
Eileen L. Lane
Allan MacDougall III
Michele M. McKenney
B. Gordon Nelson III
Doros Platika, MD
Ruth S. Perfido
Paulette P. Apostolides
Marcia L. Keehn
Thomas J. Bachman
Thomas H. Nimick Jr.
Burnett G. Bartley Jr.
Mary Florence Brown
Mrs. Davis C. Burroughs Jr.
Henry C. Cohen
Sandy W. Côté
Ann H. Cutter
Mrs. James Kay Ebbert
George M. Egan
Henry J. Gailliot
Lillian H. Goldsmith
George C. Greer
Paul A. Heasley
Audrey H. Hilliard
Joan M. Kaplan
Barbara K. Nelson
Maureen S. O’Brien
Judy G. Papernick
James S. Pasman Jr.
Patricia R. Rooney
Jean McD. Scott
Lea H. Simonds
Ann E. Sullivan
Harry A. Thompson II
Ginny Thornburgh
Jamee W. Todd
James W. Ummer
Farley W. Whetzel
Susan C. Williams
Margot B. Woodwell
F. Brooks Robinson Jr.
Merrill P. Stabile
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