2016 Annual Report
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With the powerful combination of your generosity and our dedication, the Vidant
Health Foundation is delivering on our promise to bring hope and superior health care
to our region. As an independent, non-profit, tax-exempt, charitable corporation, we
serve as custodian for all financial gifts and bequests to Vidant Health, one of the most
progressive health care systems in eastern North Carolina.
Mission
To support the Vidant Health mission to improve the health and well-being of
eastern North Carolina through advocacy and securing philanthropic resources.
Vision
To be the foundation of choice for the people and communities served by
Vidant Health.
ON THE COVER
The Taylor Family,
contributors to the Vidant
Health Cancer Tower. See
page 6 for this story.
Contents
Leadership
4
Message from the President 5
Hope for Cancer Patients
6
Community Benefit Grants Program
9
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals 10
Vidant Health Foundation Donors
12
Summarized Financial Position
17
Vidant Bertie Hospital Development Council
18
Chowan Hospital Foundation
21
Duplin Hospital Foundation
24
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Development Council
27
The Outer Banks Hospital Development Council
31
Roanoke-Chowan Foundation
34
Shepard Cancer Foundation
37
We are GRATEFUL for your commitment
Our annual report reflects the profound evidence of your commitment to bringing superior health care to eastern North Carolina.
Many gifts—large, small and in so many other ways—represent incredible sacrifices while others share passion, power and leadership
to advance our shared goals.
Each year it is important for us to recognize and honor the generosity of the many individuals who have contributed to the
improvement of health care in our region. Every day we work to be good stewards of that generosity and to make sure your trust is
returned to the community in a meaningful way.
Thank you for continuing to support our mission which is to improve the health and well-being of eastern North Carolina.
...honor[ing] the generosity of the many individuals who have
contributed to the improvement of health care in our region .
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Leadership – Vidant Health Foundation
Board of Trustees Officers
Board of Trustees
Front, left to right: Joel K. Butler, president;
Front, left to right: Ernest Silver; Annelle West; William M. Parker
Myra Bowen, vice chair
Second row, left to right: Don Mills; Loyd Horton, III; Charles Gaskins, Jr.;
Back, left to right: James Yancy Morris, DDS,
Mitch Jones; Drew Covert; Willam C. Monk, Jr.; Brian Kuszyk, MD;
treasurer; Lindsey R. Griffin, chair;
Thomasine Kennedy
Jackie Taylor, secretary
Back row, left to right: Bob Barbour; Owen Burney, Jr.; Spence Cosby, Jr.;
Guy “Buddy” Shavender; Jeff Stalls; Thomas Bradshaw, Jr.;
Bill Mitchum, Jr.; Marvin V. Horton, Jr.
Not pictured: Tess Judge; Walter Pofahl, MD; D. Paul Shackelford, MD;
Ann Taylor; Michael Waldrum, MD
Foundation Staff
Lisa Atkinson
Annual fund program director
Karen Bean
Manager, support staff
Amanda Bradbury
Gift processor
Lawanda Drake
Administrative assistant
Eva Marie Dyba
Major gifts officer
Carmen Edwards
Executive assistant
Lou Flora
Senior secretary
Kahla Hall
Director of community benefit,
Vidant Health
Elise Ironmonger
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
program assistant
Rhonda James
Director, Children’s Miracle Network
Hospitals/Children’s Hospital
Bobbi Jones
Senior accounting technician
Crystal Page
Supervisor, prospect research and
data management
Scott Senatore
Vice president, Vidant Health Foundation
Beth Sigmon
Senior administrator, major gifts
Chris Smith
Director of finance and development
operations
Blair Vick
Event coordinator
Varessa Wall
Director of development
Caroline Wilkerson
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
program assistant
Vidant Health Representatives
David Hughes
Finance officer
David Lamb
Legal counsel
Dear Friends,
I’m delighted to share with you our annual report for 2015-16, a truly amazing year. All across eastern
North Carolina, your gifts are transforming lives and giving new hope to families, neighbors and
friends. For this reason, our report this year follows the theme, “We are Grateful.” Literally thousands
of individuals have much to be thankful for, thanks to your support.
In the world of philanthropy, we often measure success in the form of dollars raised, the number of
gifts or other yardsticks. In health care philanthropy, it’s important to realize there are real people
behind these numbers. There are people who are sharing selflessly to give a chance at life to people
they don’t know and probably will never meet.
In this year’s report, you’ll meet a physician couple in Ahoskie, who along with their 10-year-old twin
sons, have made a five-year donation supporting cancer care at Vidant Roanoke-Chowan Hospital. And, because we all know healing
has a faith component, you’ll want to read about Denise Edmondson’s support for creating a chapel, family room and courtyard at
Vidant Bertie Hospital. We’re also pleased to highlight the Taylor family’s gift to the Vidant Cancer Care campaign, one of many over
the years.
Again this year, Vidant Health employees inspired us all with their generosity. A growing number are giving at orientation, before
they’ve even received their first paycheck. Some are continuing a decades-long tradition of giving bi-weekly through payroll deduction.
Others are memorializing someone special through our Lights of Love program.
Healing people and making them whole again is a tremendous part of what Vidant Health does every day. Equally important, we’re
working to prevent disease and help people live the healthiest life they can to avoid a hospital visit. These outreach efforts are made
possible through our Community Benefits Grants Program. You’ll be inspired to read of 142 grants totaling more than $2 million
awarded last year to worthwhile, health-focused programs throughout the region. They’re making a difference in communities near and
far, including Conetoe, Windsor, Murfreesboro and Ocracoke.
The impact of your collective gifts over the years makes it exceedingly difficult for me to announce my retirement in March. I came
here 28 years ago when Pitt County Memorial Hospital was a 600-bed stand-alone hospital. Today, 909-bed Vidant Medical Center is
at the geographic center of a health system whose phenomenal growth has been spurred by a clear, uncompromising mission to serve
the health care needs of this region. Your gifts have helped keep this mission alive and for that I am beyond grateful.
Here’s to an even brighter future, fueled by your generosity.
Joel K. Butler
President, Vidant Health Foundation
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Vidant Health Cancer Tower
We are GRATEFUL for a shared vision of hope
A Family Gives Together
The Taylors—Etta, Donald and Jackie, Ronald and Nan, and their families—support the new Cancer Center with a
shared vision of hope
A family touched by cancer, and the uncertainty it brings, wants to make the experience less stressful for others in their community
and beyond.
The Taylor Family of Greenville has a long tradition of supporting the medical center and its programs, and when they had the chance
to help build a new treatment center for the disease, they were all in.
Led by mom and cancer survivor Etta, with her sons Donald and Ronald, and their families, the Taylors hope their support will change
life for cancer patients throughout the region. That hope begins with early diagnosis, like the one that saved Etta’s life.
“I was fortunate to have found it so early,” she says, gratefully looking back on the experience three years ago. She personally knows
what it means to struggle through cancer, with its unknowns and emotional ups and downs. She is deeply committed to helping open
this advanced center to the community, where it will improve life for people of all ages, with all types of cancer. Her commitment,
like that of her family, goes beyond her own personal awareness, and expresses her vision for this place where all people can find the
newest technology in a comforting setting. “Even without having
Donald and Ronald grew up in the business, and their
it myself, I would have supported the center,” she says.
parents showed them the value of service, hard work, and
giving to others.
The Taylors know recovering from cancer depends on more than
medical treatments. The new cancer center will provide services
The brothers were about 13 when they began working at their
in holistic, healing surroundings that comfort patients and
Stantonsburg Road location, after leaving the first shop on
allow them to mend from the inside out. Patients undergoing
Ninth Street and Dickinson. This location sits right in the
chemotherapy will have semi-private rooms overlooking a
heart of the medical district, but in those days it rested in
cheerful garden.
the countryside, with a “septic tank and a well, and a pig
farm across the street,” Donald remembers. Their mom, a
Having complete services nearby will reduce the additional
graduate of East Carolina Teachers College, took care of the
effort needed to go from one location to another by patients and
bookkeeping and customer relations.
families who are already grappling with illness. Moreover, the
center’s focus on early detection will lessen the hardship, and
Through hard work and personal engagement the business
cost burden, on them, too.
thrived to include records and equipment storage in addition
to moving services. The brothers participate in each move to
“Early detection is the key for eastern North Carolina,” Donald
assure their clients are happy.
Taylor says. “The earlier you detect it, the earlier you can respond.”
As the business has grown, so has the Taylor family’s support
The Taylor family’s generosity stretches back many years.
for their community. Their father set an example, serving as
It began with an in-kind gift to Children’s Miracle Network
a member of the Jaycees and Kiwanis. These days, Donald
Hospitals more than 30 years ago. In additional to supporting
and wife, Jackie, along with Ronald, and wife, Nan, serve as
the Children’s Hospital, they supported the East Carolina Heart
volunteers or members of boards for the hospital, university,
Institute and the Service League Interfaith Chapel at Vidant
and civic organizations. For many years their company has
Medical Center. All three families have made a major gift to the
stored without charge the equipment for the Children’s
new Cancer Tower.
Miracle Network Hospitals broadcast, and the family has also
supported other programs and services.
Etta Taylor and her late husband, William “Bill” Taylor formed
their business, ABC Moving and Storage, in 1949. Their sons
continued on next page
Cancer touches everybody. This cancer center is going
to mean so much for eastern North Carolina...
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Vidant Health Cancer Tower – The Taylor Family continued
“When you get involved, you know you’re doing something for the community,” Donald says. Their gift to the Heart Institute elevated
their commitment to bringing life-saving care to their community.
“Greenville and East Carolina University needed the support of the community,” Ronald Taylor says. Having heart care in their own
community brought an end to traveling long distances for treatment. Together, the family provided funding for several catheterization
labs. “People were having to go to other places.”
With their support of the cancer center, they want to improve the outlook for people struggling with that disease. That means bringing
services together in a single location, as well as offering the healing surroundings that have been shown to improve recovery.
Their giving springs from a desire to help ease the pain and burden on other families who are struggling with the disease, reminded as
they are that nearly everyone is affected by cancer. Nan believes their gift and the center will save lives.
“With earlier detection, and local services, survival will increase,” Nan says.
In addition to Etta’s experience, other family members have suffered because of it. Their experiences have inspired the family to
support this project to make a difference—for everyone.
“All of us have family members who have died of cancer,” Jackie Taylor says. “Cancer touches everybody. This cancer center is going
to mean so much for eastern North Carolina, which has one of the highest rates of cancer in the country. It will be a world-class
treatment center.”
Rendering of the new welcome center and shared lobby for entering the East Carolina Heart Institute at
Vidant Medical Center and the Cancer Center.
Community Benefit Grants Program
We are GRATEFUL for strong partnerships
The Community Benefit Grants Program is a partnership
People across eastern North Carolina have benefited from
between Vidant Health, the Vidant Health Foundation and local
the funded initiatives. Programs take place in civic centers,
community organizations. Each year Vidant Health makes
community gardens, Boys and Girls Clubs, churches, schools,
an annual contribution to support the Community Benefit
senior centers, and other community venues. The grants being
Grants Program.
funded help remove financial and transportation barriers in
receiving health education and direct health services in rural
Vidant Health Foundation has administered the distribution of
communities. It is estimated that these grants will serve over
more than $2 million to 142 grants for communities in eastern
300,000 people throughout eastern North Carolina.
North Carolina for the 2016-2017 grant cycle. Grants were
awarded for programs that focus on chronic disease prevention
The Community Benefit Grants Program was created in 1998 as
and management, nutrition and physical activity, and improving
a joint partnership between Vidant Health and the Vidant
access to care.
Health Foundation to address the health and wellness of Pitt
County residents.
“Vidant Health feels one of the best ways to empower people to
be active partners in their own health care is to provide them
As the health system grew, the grants program expanded to
with the education and tools needed to prevent and manage
include the regional hospital service areas. The overall goal
chronic disease,” said Scott Senatore, vice president, Vidant
of the program is to help people before they reach the point of
Health Foundation. “This is accomplished through establishing
being hospitalized for health conditions that could otherwise
community partnerships with local non-profits. The grants
have been avoided.
program provides these organizations with financial support to
develop and implement programs that provide: early detection
Funding for the Grants Program is provided by Vidant Health
of chronic illness, education on wellness and prevention
as part of their Community Benefit activities as a not for profit,
strategies, community health initiatives, and health care
tax-exempt hospital health system.
services directly in the communities where people live.”
Vidant Health Hospital
# of Programs Funded
Dollars
Awarded
# of People to
be Served
Beaufort
14
$97,600
26,978
Bertie
10
$107,000
35,673
Chowan
18
$100,000
14,800
Duplin
13
$131,500
29,720
Edgecombe
12
$100,000
8,265
Outer Banks
6
$100,000
2,690
Roanoke-Chowan
10
$100,000
9,731
Vidant Medical Center
59
$1,268,305
183,378
Total
142
$2,004,405
311,235
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Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
We are GRATEFUL for those who pay it forward
September 8, 2010, is the date that changed Clay and Marcie Parker’s life forever. Their 2 year old son, Bryson, was diagnosed with a
Wilm’s tumor, which is a rare form of kidney cancer. Clay, a family nurse practitioner in the transitional care unit at James and Connie
Maynard Children’s Hospital suddenly found himself on the receiving side of care. Bryson had to undergo surgery to have one of his
kidneys removed and he underwent several months of chemotherapy and other treatments at the children’s hospital.
It became very important to the Parker’s to do something to show their support for the care their son received.
The following year, they began participating in the Change Bandits program through the annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
radiothon and decided to put together a special event to benefit the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals program. The Parkers hosted
an event at their home. They invited family and friends to a backyard barbecue, where they enjoyed games, a silent auction, food
and good company. In return, their guests could make a contribution to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. From this backyard
barbeque, Bryson’s Birdies for Kids was formed.
Bryson’s Birdies for Kids has grown from this backyard barbeque to a two-day event with dinner, dancing, silent and live auctions on
Friday night and golf on Saturday. In 2016, Bryson’s Birdies raised $33,000 bringing their collective total over the past six years
to more than $100,000. Bryson’s Birdies for Kids has an incredible committee that assists in their event every year. In addition,
Ironwood Golf & Country Club has co-sponsored the event for the past several years.
The Parkers are forever grateful for the hospital and care their son received. They say they can never put a monetary value on what
they received but their mission is to “strive to make every effort possible to pass it along to families undergoing the same situations
that mine did,” says Clay.
Clay and Marcie have three other children, Layne, Chase and Reese.
[We] strive to make every effort possible to pass it along to families
undergoing the same situations that mine did.
2016 CMN HOSPITALS CAMPAIGN GIFTS IN KIND AND FRIENDS
99.5 WXNR-FM
1070 WNCT AM
101.9 WIKS-FM
103.3 WMGV-FM
106.5 WSFL-FM
107.9 WNCT FM
A1 Awards & Promotions
ABC Moving & Storage, Inc./ Ronald and Donald Taylor
Abram’s
ASAP – Photo and Camera
ASAP Tent Rental
Atlantic Enterprises
AVA Formals
Marion P. Blackburn
Bojangle’s
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
Boulevard Bagel
CenturyLink
Cheddars
Chick-fil-A (Evans St., Greenville)
Chick-fil-A of Winterville, Abbott Dees
Chili’s
Courtyard by Marriott
Cubbie’s – Winterville
Domino’s
Dunkin Donuts
East Carolina University
East Coast Wings
Edible Arrangements
Fire House Subs
Five Guys Burgers and Fries
GK Cafe
Gaylor, Inc.
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Golden Corral, Greenville
Greenville TV & Appliance
Hilton Greenville
Holiday Inn Express
Insomnia Cookies Jimmy John’s Sandwich Shop
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Logan’s Roadhouse
McDonald’s of Pitt County
Mellow Mushroom
Outback
Papa John’s
Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group
Pizza Hut
Pizza Inn, Memorial Drive
Plant & See Nursery
Rock Springs
Rucker John’s
Seahorse Restaurant
Sharp Electronics Corporation
SODEXO
Sound Advice
Starbucks
Texas Roadhouse, Greenville
The Fresh Market
The GALA Company
THE MEN’S WEARHOUSE/
MW Tux
The Rug Shoppe/Abbey Carpet
The Trophy Case, Inc.
Tropical Smoothie
University Printing & Graphics - Copiserv
Vidant Medical Center Food
and Nutrition
Vidant Medical Center Plant
Operations Carpentry
Vidant Medical Center Information Systems – Communications
Villedge Wood Fired Kitchen
Which Wich
WITN
Yankee Hall
Zaxby’s
Zoe’s Kitchen
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2016 Vidant Health Foundation Donors
(as of September 30, 2016)
HERITAGE SOCIETY
Donors who have planned their gifts to the foundation in the form of life insurance, retirement income distributions, appreciated assets of stock
and real estate, as well as beneficiary designations in their wills, trusts, retirement plans and life insurance policies.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bradshaw, Jr.
Melvin* and Frances* Butler
Dr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Chitwood, Jr.
Andy Chused
Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph O. Clark
Mr.* and Mrs. William S. Corbitt, Jr.
Phoebe M. Dail
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip K. Flowers
DISTINGUISHED
DONORS
Lifetime giving level of
$10,000 or greater
1 of Us
ABC Moving and Storage, Inc.
A. C. Monk and Company, Inc.
Ace Hardware Corporation
Advanced Home Care, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Albernaz
Aldridge & Southerland, Inc.
American Builders, Inc.
American Hospital Association
American Vinyl Siding
Services, Inc.
Arendell Parrott Academy, Inc. Senior Beta Club
Dr. Francois J. Archambault and Dr. Rachel E. Raab
ASMO of Greenville North Carolina, Inc.
Atkinson Developers, LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Attkisson
Burt* and Nancy Aycock
Betty D. Bailey
Bailey’s Fine Jewelry
Wick and Kristi Baker
Bank of America
Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Bob and Terri Barbour
Mark and Kathy Barger
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kelly
Barnhill, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnhill
BB&T
Beasley Drive Associates, Limited
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Glidewell, Jr.
H.W. Gooding, DDS*
Mrs. Helen Hoskins*
Tom and Carol* Irons
Julia Jones*
Brenda and Tommy Joyner
Bryant and Cindy Kittrell
Mr.* and Mrs. G. Henry Leslie
Timothy G. Livengood
James J.* and Annie S. Long*
Dr. Mary Raab McConnell and Dr. R. William McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McRae
Alice Joyce Mills*
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Minges, III
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mitchum, Jr.
Janet Rose Mullaney
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson
Joseph D. Owens
James J.* and Mamie
Richardson Perkins*
Glenn and Jennifer Rackley
Roger and Donna Robertson
Beau’s Buddies Cancer Fund
Bill Clark Homes
Bill and Faye Stallings Family Foundation
Blockbuster
William Gray and Barbara Blount
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation
Boddie Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mayo Boddie
Nicholas Bunn Boddie Sr. and Lucy Mayo
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Bond
Dr.* and Mrs. William Bost
Bostic Sugg Furniture Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvin Bowen
BP Amoco Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bradshaw, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Bray
Gary J. and Ellen Brock
Drs. Brian and Barbara Brodish
Anna Mary Brown Trust
Bob and Reva Brown
Brown & Wood, Inc.
Bryson’s Birdies For Kids
Donnie and Kim Bunn
Owen and Rosa L. Burney
Burroughs Wellcome Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel K. Butler
Melvin* and Frances* Butler
Dr. and Mrs. Graham V. Byrum, Jr.
C. Munroe Best Jr. Foundation
Paul and Jill Camnitz
Canister Direct
Carmike Cinemas Inc.
Carolina Country Fresh, LLC
Carolina Leaf Tobacco
Company, Inc.
Carolina Radiation
Medicine, PA
Ms. Shirley Carraway
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Carter
Carteret Craven Electric Foundation, Inc.
Caswell Center – District #66
Catalytica Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Center for Scoliosis & Spinal Surgery, PLLC
Centura Bank
Cerner Corporation
James W. Chesnutt
Dr. and Mrs. W. R.
Chitwood, Jr.
Mr. Andy Chused
Citi Group
City Hotel & Bistro
Edwin and Ann Clark
Joseph* and Patti Clark
Drs. Timothy J. Clark and Linda J. Kuhn
Cold Stone Creamery
Colony Tire
Columbus Real Estate, Inc.
Combined Federal Campaign
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Peggy Smith Corbitt
Will and SuSu Corbitt
Mr. and Mrs. F. Spencer Cosby, Jr.
Dr. William B. Cox and Ilene Entin Cox
Credit Unions For Kids
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Culpepper
Phoebe M. Dail
Dairy Queen
Dance Arts Theatre
Mamie and David Harold* Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Spivey
Mrs. Margaret Rawls Stancil*
Ruel S. and Judith Meeks Stancil
Dr. and Mrs. Julian R.
Vainright, Jr.
Nancy L. Keaton, MD and
Michael D. Weaver, MD
Odell and Rachel* Welborn
*deceased
David and Anissa Davenport
Lawrence and Sarah
Davenport
Phyllis A. DeAntonio
Dimon International, Inc.
Dollar Saver Magazine
Down East Goldwings
DSM
Dubose National Energy Services, Inc.
Mr.* and Mrs. J. David Duffus, Jr.
Derek and Betsy Dunn
E R Lewis Construction Co., Inc.
East Carolina Anesthesia Associates, PLLC
East Carolina Heart
Specialists, PA
East Carolina University Institutional Trust Fund
Eastern Area Health Education Center, Inc.
Eastern Dermatology & Pathology
Eastern Radiologists, Inc.
Eastern Radiologists, Inc. Breast Imaging Center
Eckerd Pharmacy
Jeff and Kay Edwards
Electric Cooperatives of Eastern North Carolina
Electrical Services Limited, Inc.
Elekta, Inc.
Charles and Laura Ellis
EMBARQ
Emerald Isle Beach Music Benefit
Empire Brushes, Inc.
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Emro Marketing Company
EPIC
Estate of Cedric Donald
Langston
Estate of Julia H. Jones
Ernest and Austine Evans
Mrs. Mary H. Everett
Extra Life
Paul and Leigh Fanning
Ms. Janice H. Faulkner
Felix Harvey Foundation
Al Ferguson, MD*
Mrs. June Ficklen*
First Citizens Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Fisher, III
Flanders Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Fleming
Phil and Martha Flowers
Food Lion, Inc.
Frank McLawhorn Construction Co., Inc
Freddie L. Hoskins Memorial
Fresh Way Food Stores
Friends & Family of Jennifer Harris
Mary D. Furth
Garris-Evans Lumber
Company
Drs. Lynne and Herb Garrison
Charles and Jean Gaskins
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Gaston
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Gilbert
Glaxo Wellcome
GlaxoSmithKline
Tom and Alice Glennon
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Glidewell, Jr.
Golden Corral Corporation
Golden LEAF Foundation
H. W. Gooding, DDS*
Goody’s Family Clothing
Grady-White Boats, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Greczyn
Green Valley Farms
Greenville Area Summer Swim
League, Inc.
Greenville Nissan
Greenville Pediatric Services, Inc.
Greenville Pitt County Home
Builders Association
Greenville Toyota
Lindsey and Jamison Griffin
Mr. Leon R. Hardee, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs.* Ira M. Hardy, II
Harris, Creech, Ward & Blackerby, PA
Ms. Kinney Hart
HDR Architecture, Inc.
Heilig-Meyers
David and Karen Herman
Donette Herring and Joseph Fitzgerald
Todd and Kim Hickey
Hispanic Radiothon
Earlene Hite
Jimmy Hite
George Ho, Jr., MD
Tate and Charla Holbrook
Home Federal Savings Bank
Horne & Horne, PLC Attorneys at Law
Horton Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. J. Loyd Horton, III
Betty L. Howard
Hudson Brothers Construction
Company
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hughes
N. Anne Humphrey
Carol and Buster Humphreys
IGA Stores/Fleming, North Carolina
International House of Pancakes
International Taste of Greenville
Intuitive Surgical
Dr. and Mrs.* Thomas G. Irons
Jacob’s Run (in memory of Jacob A. Floars)
Jamesville High School FBLA
Jersey Mike’s CO-OP
John R. Jenkins and Yantus Jenkins Trust
Dr.* and Mrs. Irwin S. Johnsrude
Kevin and Mary Beth Johnston
Mr. J. Carroll Jones, Jr.
Dr.* and Mrs. F. Douglas Jones
Mitch and Mandi Jones
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Jones
Brenda and Tommy Joyner
Gary and Shelly Joyner
Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Joyner
Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keeney
Dr.* and Mrs. Wayne Kendrick
Kinston Medical Specialists, PA
Bryant and Cindy Kittrell
Kiwanis Club of Greater Greenville
Kiwanis Club of Greenville
Kiwanis Club of Greenville Golden K Jewels
Kiwanis Clubs of Division 17
Kohl’s Department Stores
Drs. Thomas and Mary S. Kraemer
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Kuszyk
Ms. Laura Land
Hilda B. Laughinghouse*
Steve and Laura Lawler
Dr. and Mrs. K. Stuart Lee
Lee of Greenville, Inc
Dr. and Mrs. John Leonard, III
Mr.* and Mrs. G. Henry Leslie
Ann and Jasper L. Lewis, Jr.
Ray and Betty Lewis and Family
Scott and Holly Lieberenz
Log A Load for Kids
James L. and Annie S. Long Fund
Bryan J. MacDonald*
MANPOWER
Maola Foundation for Children
Drs. Stefano Marcuard and Karen Shaw
Marion L. Shepard Cancer Center
Dr. and Mrs. James and Rhea Markello
James and Connie Maynard
Drs. R. William and Mary Raab McConnell
McCotter Bordeaux Land Company, LLC
McCotter Hotel Operations, Inc.
McGladrey, LLP
Mr. Mark S. McGlohon*
Dave and Patti McRae
Marty and Leslie Measamer
Merck Partnership For Giving
Mid-East Commission
Anthony and Letitia Miller
Alice J. Mills Estate
John and Sarah Minges
Mrs. Virginia W. Minges*
Nancy S. Mitchell*
Cathy and Bill Mitchum
Robert Turnage Monk Sr. and Frances Joyner Monk Community Benefit
Endowment Fund
Mr.* and Mrs. A. C. Monk, Jr.
Mr.* and Mrs.* Robert T. Monk, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Monk, Jr.
Mr.* and Mrs.* William C. Monk, Sr.
Morgan Printers, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Collice C. Moore
Dr. James and Teresa Morris
Janet Rose Mullaney
NACCO Materials Handling Group, Inc.
NASCAR Race Day for Kids
National Association of County and City Health Officials
National Spinning
Company, Inc.
NC State Employees –
District #66
N.C. Rural Economic
Development Center, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Norris
North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc.
Oasis Shrine Temple No. III
John M. Olsson, MD and Miriam E. Wildeman, MD
Open Arms Church
Orthopaedics East & Sports Medicine Center, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Parker Overton
P. S. Jones Middle School
Clay and Marcie Parker
Dr. and Mrs. Randall E. Parker
Dr. Rajen M. Patel
PCMH Volunteer Auxiliary
PCS Phosphate Company, Inc.
Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Perkins
Mr. Walter R. Perkins, III
James J. and Mamie
Richardson Perkins Trust
PGA Tournaments
Phi Mu
Physicians East, PA
Pitt County Health Education
Foundation
Walter E. and Sherry S. Pofahl
Poole Family Foundation
Diane A. Poole
Drs. Walter J. and Mary A. Pories
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
William Powell
Dr. Barry Powers
Prime Investments &
Development, LLC dba Hilton Greenville
Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co.
Progress Energy Service Company, LLC
Pugh’s Tire & Service
Center, Inc.
Frankie and Janna Pugh
Pungo Christian Academy, Inc.
R. A. Bryan Foundation, Inc.
R.A. Jeffreys Distributing Company
Mr. and Mrs. Julian White Rawl
RE/MAX Preferred Realty
Ribbon Riders of Eastern
North Carolina
Richard Miles Family Events
Riding for Miracles
Rite Aid Corporation
Robert P. Holding Foundation
Rock Springs Center
Roger and Donna Robertson
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of NC, Inc.
Rose of Sharon Free Will Baptist Church
Rubbermaid Cleaning and Maintenance Products
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rudolph
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Rumans
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2016 VIDANT HEALTH FOUNDATION DISTINGUISHED DONORS continued
Russell Charitable Trust
Jeffrey and Sandy Sackrison
Bynum and Sheri Satterwhite
Scott and Amanda Senatore
Mr.* and Mrs. W. M. Scales, Jr.
Scotchman Stores
Security’s Lending Hand Foundation
Select Bank and Trust
Service Roofing & Sheet Metal Company
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Shackelford
Siemens Medical Solutions US
Sigma Alpha Epsilon – East Carolina University
Ken, Beth and Cam Sigmon
Smith Funeral Service & Crematory, Inc.
Harry and Tammy Smith
South Central High School
Southern Bank Coins For Kids
Southern Bank Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Spaanbroek
Spectral Medical, Inc.
Speedway
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Spivey
Sprint
Sprint Employee Volunteer Group
Mrs. Margaret Rawls Stancil*
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Steele
Mike and Sandy Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood E. Stroud
Bruce and Sandra Swan
T. A. Loving Company
Dr. Elizabeth D. Taft
Sen. Thomas F. Taft
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Taft, Jr.
Dr.* and Mrs. Allen Taylor
Bill* and Etta Taylor
Donald and Jackie Taylor
Mrs. Jamie S. Taylor
Jean and Carlton* Taylor
Ronald and Nan Taylor
The Albert and Nan Gray Monk Foundation
The Alicia Rose “Victorious” Foundation
The ALS Association - Jim Catfish Hunter Chapter
The Brody Families of Greenville and Kinston
The Cannon Foundation, Inc.
The Community Foundation of NC East
The Daily Reflector, Inc.
The Dickson Foundation
The East Carolina Bank
The East Group
The Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation, Inc.
The H. O. West Foundation
The Harvey McNairy
Foundation Inc.
the little bank
The Lookout Foundation, Inc.
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.
The Minges Family
The Oakwood School, Inc.
The Pillsbury Company
The Potter House of Miracles
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The Service League of
Greenville, Inc.
The Shavender Family – Marcy Shavender Morgan, Stacy Shavender Swindell and Tracy Shavender Brown
The Taylor Foundation
The Titmus Foundation, Inc.
The Westwind Group of NC –
Burger King
The Willie Stargell Foundation
Drs. Hans and Barbara Tillmann
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Timmons
Jon and Marcia Tingelstad
Lee and Lynn Tingen
Touchstone Energy
Cooperatives of Eastern NC
TowneBank of Currituck - Outer Banks
Toys “R” Us
Drs. William and Elizabeth Trought
TRW, Inc.
Ashley, David and Amber Turner
Mitch and Carolyn Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Manly Turner
Michael R. Tyson
United Way of Pitt County
University Book Exchange, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Julian R. Vainright
John and Blair VanCoutren
Vantage South Bank
Vermont American Corporation
Vidant Edgecombe Blue Jeans for Babies
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Development Council
W. G. Blount & Sons Farms, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Keith E.
Wainwright
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Waldrum
Thomas and Varessa Wall
Walmart/SAM’s Clubs
Ms. Laurel A. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ward, III
Ted and Jackie* Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Burney S. Warren, III
Washington Racquet Club, Inc.
Washington Toyota
Dr. Michael D. Weaver
Dr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Wefald
Mrs. Rachel Welborn*
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mildred S. Wells Charitable Trust
Peter E. and Annelle P. West
West Memorial Fund (in memory of S. Eugene and Vivian S. West)
West Pharmaceutical Services
Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.* John S. Whichard
Whichard Family
Foundation, Inc.
Dr.* and Mrs. Steven M. White
Mr. and Mrs. James Clarence
Whitehurst, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Wiggins
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Wilkerson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wilkerson
Cassius and Mamie Williams
Walter and Marie Williams
David and Sydney Womack
Dr. Emmanuel E. Zervos
ANNUAL
DONORS
$1,000 or greater
(October 1, 2015 through
September 30, 2016)
1 of Us
3HC
A.O.P. Inc. Orthotics & Prosthetics
Ace Hardware Corporation
Adam’s Wholesale Company
Ajay Ajmera
Arun Ajmera
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Albernaz
Aldridge & Southerland, Inc.
Alpha Corporate Design
American Builders, Inc.
Robert and Sue Amerson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Anderson
Arendell Parrott Academy, Inc. Senior Beta Club
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Atkins
Jerry Atkins
Bailey’s Fine Jewelry
Wick and Kristi Baker
Bob and Terri Barbour
Tim Barefoot
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kelly
Barnhill, Sr.
Baynor, Inc.
BB&T
Nicholas and Susan Benson
Bill and Faye Stallings Family Foundation
James and Kelly Black
Boddie Foundation
James and Connie Bond
Megan S. Booth-Mills
Thomas and Mary Mac Bradshaw
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Bray
Franklin D. Bray Jr.
John and Maggie Bream
Michael A. Brennan
Jay and Meredith Briley
Drs. Brian and Barbara Brodish
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Brooks, Jr.
Brown & Wood, Inc.
Bryson’s Birdies for Kids
Owen and Rosa L. Burney
Mr. and Mrs. Joel K. Butler
Cahoon Logging Company, Inc
Jody L. Campbell
Canal Wood, LLC
Carmike Cinemas, Inc.
Carolina Country Fresh, LLC
Shirley Carraway
Center for Scoliosis & Spinal Surgery, PLLC
James W. Chesnutt
Mr. and Mrs. Henton Chesson
Chocowinity Veterinary Hospital, PLLC
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Betsy A. Collins
Felicia M. Collins
Colombo, Kitchin Attorneys
Colony Tire Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Coltrain
Mr. and Mrs. Preston N. Comeaux, III
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Conlin
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Peggy S. Corbitt
Cordon & Company, LLC
Pamela L. Cowin
Johnny and Lucinda Crawford
Debbie and Jim Creech
Kathy J. Creech
Crossworks, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Culpepper
Rajesh Daida
Phoebe M. Dail
Dairy Queen
Ashley Danielson
Charles and Coletta Danneker
Jana Daughtrey
David and Anissa Davenport
David Yurman Enterprises, LLC
Emily Monk Davidson
Lou Ann Day
Phyllis A. DeAntonio
DeVisconti Residual Trust
Jeffrey and Katina Dial
Diamond Healthcare
Corporation, Inc.
Downtown Health Center PA
Dr. R. Anthony Murray, DDA, PA.
DRB Enterprise, LLC
Driven Brands, Maaco, Meineke Car Care Center
Drs. Scott and Dawn Kendrick
Jon D. Dubose
DuBose National Energy Services
Derek and Betsy Dunn
Duplin Partners for Health, Inc.
Chris and Eva Marie Dyba
Gene Eakes, EdD, RN
East Carolina Anesthesia Associates, PLLC
Eastern Carolina E N T Head & Neck Surgery
Eastern Dermatology & Pathology
Eastern Headache & Spine, P.A.
Eastern Radiologists, Inc.
Eastern Radiologists, Inc. Breast Imaging Center
Ed and Vickie Clement
Charitable Gift Fund
Electric Cooperatives of Eastern North Carolina
Charles and Laura Ellis
Dr. and Mrs. Reza E. Ershadi
David and Sharon Ervin
Ruth Ethridge
Ernest and Austine Evans
Mary H. Everett
Extra Life
First Citizens Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Fisher, III
Mrs. Lisa D. Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Fleming
Phil and Martha Flowers
Thompson H. Forbes
Friends & Family of Jennifer Harris
Drs. Herb and Lynne
Garrison
Charles and Jean Gaskins
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Gaston
David and Jayne Geissler
Molly Ginn
Francis M. Gitzinger
Glancy Logging
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Glass
Grady-White Boats, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Gray
Ms. Christel Barr Grazier
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Greczyn
Greenville Little Leagues
Greenville Mall-Rouse Properties
Greenville Pediatric
Services, Inc.
Greenville Toyota
Leigh W. Gurley
Vicki Haddock
Harris, Creech, Ward and Blackerby, PA
Ms. Martha Lynn Harris
Ms. Kinney Hart
Linwood Harton
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Harvill
HDR Architecture, Inc.
Robin L. Hearne
John B. Henry, Jr.
Craig and Tori Hepp
David and Karen Herman
Donette Herring and Joseph Fitzpatrick
Todd and Kim Hickey
Mr. Kendall Hill
Lou and Mary Lee Hobbie
Linda D. Hofler
Dr. and Mrs. Ryan Thomas Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky T. Holland
Terrie and Jack Holsten
Krista D. Horne
Horton Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hughes
Virginia Michele Hunter
Frank and Susan Ingram
International House of Pancakes
International Taste of Greenville
Kirk Ipock
Dr. and Mrs.* Thomas G. Irons
Jacob’s Run (in memory of Jacob A. Floars)
James J. and Mamie
Richardson Perkins Trust
James River Equipment Company
Jersey Mike’s CO-OP
John R. Jenkins and Yantus Jenkins Trust
Jerry Johnson
Ms. Polly Johnson
Dr.* and Mrs. Douglas Jones
Mr. J. Carroll Jones, Jr.
Rosalyn S. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Joyner
Kamlar
Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kelley, Jr.
Katherine L. Kemila
Thomasine Kennedy
Kamran A. Khan
John W. Kilgore
Cindy and Bryant Kittrell
Kiwanis Club of Greenville
Michael Kodroff, MD
Kohl’s Department Stores
Chad Kornegay
Drs. Thomas and Mary S. Kraemer
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kypson
Lynn T. Lanier
Susan S. Lassiter
Foster Lee
Dr. and Mrs. K. Stuart Lee
Tae J. Lee
Ann and Jasper L. Lewis, Jr.
Richard and Kristie Lewis
Scott and Holly Lieberenz
Log a Load for Kids
Foundation, Inc.
Drs. Stefano Marcuard and Karen Shaw
Dr. James and Rhea
Markello
John A. Marques
Ms. Anne B. Massey
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Massey
Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith
McCollum
Drs. R. William and Mary Raab McConnell
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2016 VIDANT HEALTH FOUNDATION ANNUAL DONORS continued
Lisa McGaha
McGladrey & Pullen
Dave and Patti McRae
MedCost
Dr. and Mrs. David F. Michael
Mildred Sheffield Wells Charitable Trust
Christina M. Miller
Anthony and Letitia Miller
Michael Mills
Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Minges, III
Minges Bottling Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Monk, Jr.
Donna Montana-Rhodes
Heather M. Moore
Morgan Printers, Inc.
Dr. James and Teresa Morris
Mortgage Professionals of NC
Janet Moye
MSL Healthcare Partners, Inc.
Janet Rose Mullaney
NC Academy of Dance
Arts, Inc.
NC Department of
Transportation
Sujana Nekkanti
Boddie Foundation
Norfolk Bearings & Supply Co., Inc.
North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc.
Oasis Shrine Temple No. III
Jorine J. Olson
John Olsson, MD and Miriam Wildeman, MD
Online Information
Services, Inc
Orthopaedics East & Sports Medicine Center, Inc.
Orthotics & Prosthetics
East, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Parker Overton
Oxner + Permar, PLLC
Panridge Leasing & Sales Inc
Dr. and Mrs. Randall E. Parker
Dr. Rajen M. Patel
Peak Leasing, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Peele
Mr. Walter R. Perkins, III
Phi Mu
Walter E. and Sherry S. Pofahl
Poole Family Foundation
Potash Corporation
Prime Investments &
Development, LLC dba Hilton Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Pugh
Pugh’s Tire & Service
Center, Inc.
Pungo Christian Academy, Inc
Joe Pye, MD
R & S Logging, Inc.
R. A. Bryan Foundation, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Rand, Jr.
RE/MAX Preferred Realty
Dr. and Mrs. Bart Resta
Riddick Repair Service, Inc.
Rite Aid Corporation
Roger and Donna Robertson
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of NC, Inc.
Rose of Sharon Free Will Baptist Church
McGladrey & Pullen
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rudolph
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Rumans
S. Eugene & Vivian West Trust
Jeff and Sandy Sackrison
Security’s Lending Hand Foundation
Select Bank and Trust
Scott and Amanda Senatore
Service Roofing & Sheet Metal Company
Pete and Heather Seymour
D. Paul and Wilma
Shackelford
Buddy and Marya Shavender
Shavender Logistics, Inc
Shavender Trucking, LLC
Sherry C. Shipp
Ken, Beth and Cam Sigmon
Lawrence Simonds
Merrily Slade
Cindy H. Slaughter
Van and Anna Smith
Kelli Pack Smith
Smith Funeral Service & Crematory, Inc.
Southern Bank & Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs. Steve G.
Spaanbroek
Spectral Medical, Inc.
Speedway
Mike and Sandy Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Greg C. Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood E. Stroud
Robert and Judy Stroud
Herbert T. Sugg
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Sumerlin
Bruce and Sandra Swan
Julie Sweeney
T.A. Loving Company
Taylor Foundation
Annette Taylor
Mrs. Etta B. Taylor
Donald and Jackie Taylor
Ronald and Nan Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Taylor, Jr.
Jason A. Tew
The Albert and Nan Gray Monk Foundation
The Alicia Rose “Victorious” Foundation
The Community Foundation of NC East
The Dickson Foundation, Inc.
The East Group PA
The Eddie and Jo Allison Smith
Family Foundation Inc.
The Harvey McNairy
Foundation Inc.
The Larson Group, Inc
the little bank
The Oakwood School Inc.
The Robinson Law Firm
The Service League of
Greenville, Inc.
The Willie Stargell Foundation
Debra Thompson
Tidewater Land & Timber, LLC
Dr. Hans Tillmann and Dr. Barbara Da Silva-Tillmann
Time Investment Corporation
Touchstone Energy
Cooperatives of Eastern NC
Towne Bank of Currituck - Outer Banks
Trio Legacy LLC
Steve and Susan Tripp
Emmett Tucker
Jane Henson Tyer and Family
Michael R. Tyson
Dr. and Mrs. Julian R.
Vainright, Jr.
Vast Management
International Inc
Vidant Edgecombe Blue Jeans for Babies
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Development Council
Vidant Internal Medicine
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waff
Shawn M. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Keith E.
Wainright
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Waldrum
Thomas and Varessa Wall
Catherine C. Wallace
Walmart/Sam’s Clubs
Laurel A. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ward, III
Lauren Ward
Ted Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Burney S. Warren, III
Anna and Mike Weaver
Wells Fargo Foundation
Peter E. and Annelle P. West
Deborah E. Westbrook
Whichard Family
Foundation, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Randall E. White
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Wiggins
Cassius S. Williams
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Willson
Women for Women
Mr. Paul B. Wynn and
Dr. Joan D. Wynn
Dr. Emmanuel E. Zervos
Dr. L. H. Zincone, Jr.
*deceased
Summarized Financial Position
During the fiscal year ending September 30, 2016, Vidant Health Foundation
Where the gifts come from...
received gifts and grants of approximately $10.2 million.
These generous gifts came from various sources, including individuals,
$400,000
$2,000,000
corporations, foundations, charitable organizations and Vidant Health. This
$3,600,000
total includes the value of the continued partnership with Vidant Health to
cover the administrative cost. This partnership allows 100 percent of each gift
$1,700,000
received to be used specifically towards the purpose indicated by the donor.
$2,500,000
Funds received were designated to several key areas. These areas include
the ongoing cancer campaign, which will fund the state-of-the-art cancer
center and bed tower being constructed at Vidant Medical Center. This cancer
tower will benefit cancer patients across eastern North Carolina, providing
exceptional care at every level of treatment. Additionally, funds were received
Individuals
Vidant Health –
Community Benefit
Corporations
Organizations
Foundations
for children’s health programs, emergency preparedness systems and various
other service lines throughout the health system.
Where the gifts go...
Funds were also received from Vidant Health to fund various community
benefit health initiatives. These funds were administered and disbursed to
non-profit organizations across eastern North Carolina whose missions are
$2,500,000
aligned with ours. Grants were awarded to these organizations based on their
ability to improve the health and well-being of eastern North Carolina.
$4,200,000
$1,700,000
Your generous financial support is improving the health of individuals. The
Vidant Health Foundation thanks you for your support.
David S. Hughes
$1,800,000
Children’s/CMN
Service Lines
Community Benefit
Cancer Tower
Finance Officer
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Vidant Bertie Hospital Development Council
We are GRATEFUL for a compassionate heart
Denise Edmondson, Nurse Case Manager at Vidant Bertie Hospital, has become a staunch advocate of Advance Care Planning and
End of Life conversations. She has been meeting with patients and their families, in conjunction with her other case management
duties, to have these difficult conversations and to discuss end-of-life decisions. Denise was often frustrated that there was simply not
an appropriate place at Vidant Bertie to talk with patients and their loved ones about such an extremely important matter. When she
learned about the plans to add a chapel and family room to the hospital, one of Denise’s first thoughts was, “Finally, there will be
somewhere to discuss end-of-life care planning in private!” Since the Vidant Bertie Hospital Development Council began raising
funds for the chapel, family room, and courtyard, Denise has consistently contributed to the project. Denise has given generously—
from the heart.
...patients, their family members and the hospital staff continue to
benefit from her compassionate and charitable heart.
Since the ribbon-cutting for the Robert B. Spivey Chapel and the Perdue Farms Family Room on March 23, 2016, barely a day has gone
by that Denise has not used the lovely, tranquil and spiritual spaces to meet with families during difficult times. She also seeks the
peace of the chapel often—just to be alone for a few minutes—when she needs some personal quiet time to reflect.
The chapel, family room, and courtyard were made possible, in part, from the generous support of many community businesses,
churches, and individuals, not to mention Vidant Bertie staff members, and employees from through-out the Vidant system.
Denise Edmondson is a wonderful example of someone who “cares local and gives local.” The Vidant Bertie Hospital patients, their
family members and the hospital staff continue to benefit from her compassionate and charitable heart.
2016 VIDANT BERTIE DONORS
Albemarle Area United Way
Dr. and Mrs. Joselito S. Almario
American Builders
Charles M. Anderson
Jason Angel
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Attkisson
Avoca, Inc.
Ms. Gail C. Baker
Tondra Ballance
Beasley Farms Inc
Laura M. Beasley
Sandra D. Belch
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bembry
Bennie A. Moore Septic Tank Service, Inc.
Bertie Ambulance Service Inc.
Bertie County Peanuts
Bertie Crop Ins. Inc.
Ms. Susan J. Biggs
Mr. & Mrs. David Bowen
Ms. Gaye T. Branch
Brinkley Lawn Care
Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Bryant
Annie Bunch
Mr. David L. Bunch
Bunn’s Barbecue
Joel K. Butler
Casey Hill Byrum
C. A. Lewis, Inc.
Janet Capehart
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capehart
Ernest Carraway
Mr. Allen Castelloe
Penny M. Clough
Donald Cobb
Pastor and Mrs. Lonnie Coker
Dr. and Mrs. Nayland Collier
Mr. R. Hunter Copeland
Ms. Lynn Dale
Dan Pittman Insurance Agency, Inc.
Joan Daniels
Mrs. Ceila S. Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davis
Mr. Jerry H. Davis
Dr. R. Alden Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis
Jeffrey Dial
Diamond Healthcare
Corporation Inc.
Mrs. Jenell T. Dilday
Domtar Paper Company, LLC
Mark and Susan Donachie
Christy Dozier
Joey W. Dunlow
Denise Edmondson
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Ellis
Milton Felton
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Freeman
Freeman Rentals
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gibbs
Beth Godard
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Godwin
Mr. Teddie W. Gore
Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Griffin
H H Company
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus W. Hall
Hammerhead’s Oyster Bar
Jamie Alexander Harmon
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Harrell
Brian Harvill
Shirley Hayes
Tom Helms
Heritage House Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Herr
Brenda Highsmith
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Hill
Mary Beth Hill
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hoggard
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hoggard, III
L.C. Hoggard
Lewis Hoggard
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Hope, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Horrocks
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hughes
Mona Hughes
IBX Sports Group
Little Golden Skillet
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ivey
JBA Property Management Two, LLC
Jernigan Oil/Duck Thru
Ms. Mindy C. Jernigan
LaVerne Johnson
Jones Law Office
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. “Don” Joyner, Jr.
LuAnn Whitley Joyner
Ms. Nancy F. Joyner
Todd Lane
James Langley
Lasca’s
Richard D. Leggett
Liberty Hall Farms, LLC
Mrs. Claire W. Mills
Mr. Glenwood F. Mitchell
Mrs. Jamie R. Mizelle
Mr. Lewis Moulton
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Nelson
Nucor Plate Mill
Mr. and Mrs. David Overton
Ms. Barbara J. Parker
Mr. James B. Peele
Perdue Farms Incorporated
Emma G. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Perry, Jr.
Tra Perry
Ms. Verna G. Perry
Tim and Valla Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Pittman
Pittman’s Pharmacy, Inc.
Donnie R. Pope
Pro Mach Inc.
Fen Rascoe
Mr. and Mrs. Robertus “Dutch” Remkes
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Rhea, III
Mr. and Mrs. Roger A.
Robertson
Silvia Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery C. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Sackrison
Sandy Land Peanut Company, Inc.
Scott B. Sauer
Scott Hall Preserve
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Senatore
Beth M. Sigmon
Laurie H. Simmons
Ms. Latisha Smallwood
Jennifer L. Smith
Mr. Lloyd C. Smith, Jr.
Retha Smith
Mr. Stacy C. Smith
Debbie Smithwick
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smithwick
Julie Snow
Camille B. Soule
Southern Bank
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Mrs. Nicole Spell
Nancy Gillam. Spruill
Mrs. Ruth Spruill
Mr. James Stalls
Turner Sutton
Stephanie Carter Swain
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Swicegood
Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Taylor, Jr.
Mrs. Patricia T. Taylor
The East Group
John R. Thompson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Todd
Town House Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler
Dr. and Mrs. Jamie Udwadia
Unicon
United Way of Pitt County
Viola Veale
Beverly Venters
Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Venters
Vidant Health
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Waff, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Walker
Walker & Walker Inc.
2016 Development Council Members
Front row, left to right: LuAnn W. Joyner; Bobbie Parker; Nancy Joyner;
Mary Davis; Dana C. Wiggins
Middle row, left to right: Jim Hoggard; Jeff Sackrison; Tim Phelps;
Todd Lane
Back row, left to right: Jeff Stalls, Chairman; Lewis Hoggard
Not pictured: David Bowen; Tommy Davis; Jamie Alexander Harmon;
L.C. Hoggard; Silvia Rose; Jim Wiggins
Barbara Bennett Walters
Karl Ward, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward
Berry N. Warren
Ann Weatherington
Ronald D. Wesson
Brian White
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
White, Sr.
Marie White
Ms. Renee White
Mr. and Mrs. Jim T. Wiggins
Mr. Dalton A. Williams
Tonya M. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Williford
Ms. Linda F. Williford
Ms. Linda P. Williford
Ms. Catherine Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea E. Wilson, III
Mr. R. B. Wilson
Windsor Rotary Club
Mr. Steve D. Wishall
Mrs. Kristina Worrell
Dee Worrells
Yvette Wynn
Chowan Hospital Foundation
We are GRATEFUL for caring young people
It was a couple of weeks before Christmas. The neighborhood was gearing up for Christmas, with houses and yards decorated with
lights, greenery, and red and green bows. Christmas trees, with presents piled underneath, sparkled in the windows. Everyone was filled
with the holiday spirit. Everyone, that is, except Emma.
Emma’s grandmother and her next door neighbor were in the hospital. This was not supposed to be happening at Christmas. Emma
wanted to do something, something to help her grandmother and her neighbor. Something to help the hospital that was making them
well. But, what to do? Emma got together with her friends in the neighborhood and came up with an idea…
A week or so later, a call came to the Executive Director of Chowan Hospital Foundation. “There is a group of children selling
handmade bracelets and other jewelry at Edenton Lake and Harbor. They are dressed up and really working hard to raise money for
Vidant Chowan Hospital. You’ve got to see this!”
Sure enough, there they were…11 children, some wearing various reindeer and Santa paraphernalia (and most in sock or bare feet
since it was very warm!) And, indeed, they were working hard. When a car would drive around the circle, they lined both side of the
street (and yes, they may have even jumped into the middle of the street) and waved their signs and arms to alert the driver of the
wonderful “must haves” they should buy for Christmas presents that would also help Vidant Chowan. It was a very effective system, to
say the least. At the end of the day, the group of caring young people had raised over $160 to help Vidant Chowan Hospital.
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Vidant Chowan Hospital Children’s Jewelry Sale continued
When members of the group attended the Chowan Hospital
We applaud these young people, and young people everywhere,
Foundation January board meeting to present their earnings,
who understand and act on the principle of giving of themselves
they said simply, “We wanted to give back and help. The hospital
so that others may be helped. Do they know, or even care, that
helps us by giving us good care, and we just wanted to give
they are philanthropists? Probably not. They just recognize the
something in return.” (Incidentally, some of these same children
good feeling that comes from helping others. They just know it’s
recently sold jewelry to help out their teacher and her husband,
just the right thing to do.
who was battling cancer.)
2016 CHOWAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION DONORS
*Mrs. Linda Abbott, FNP
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Albritton
*Mrs. Jenny Altman
*Mr. and Mrs. Brent Anderson
*Mr. Edward Anthony
*Ms. Vivian Anton
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson
Mr. Gary Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Aydlett, Jr.
*Mrs. Kendra Bailey
*Ms. Erica Barnes
*Mr. Michael Barnes
Mrs. Cynthia Barr
*Mrs. Wendy Basnight
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bass
*Mrs. Paulette Bateman
The Hon. and Mrs. Chris Bean
*Ms. Courtney Beasley
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Belfield
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bembry
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bergeron
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Berry
Mr. Harvey Binns
Dr. and Mrs. William Blakemore
Dr. and Mrs. Clement Bloom
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Boehling
Mr. Oliver Bonner
*Mrs. Debra Boothe
*Mrs. Megan Booth-Mills
Mr. Jake Boyce
*Mrs. Deborah Bragg
Dr. Veronica Brentjens
*Mrs. Sue Bridgeman
Mrs. Mary Alice Brinn
*Mr. Ronnie Brodie
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brown
*Mrs. Rosa Brown
*Mrs. Tyrra Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brucia
*Ms. Cathy Bunch
*Mrs. Jean Bunch
*Mrs. Lisa Bunch
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Bunn
*Mr. Christopher Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bryum
*Mrs. Penny Byrum
Cavanagh Ringleman, CPAs
Mr. and Mrs. John Caveney
Mrs. Anne Caviness
*Mrs. Melissa Chappell
*Mrs. Tina Chavez
Mr. J. Fred Christman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clinkscales
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Coates
*Rev. and Mrs. Lonnie Coker
*Ms. Danielle Colon
*Ms. Valerie Coltrain
*Ms. Helen Cooper
*Mrs. Crystal Copeland
*Mrs. Jessie Copeland
*Mrs. Lisa Copeland
*Mrs. Rhonda Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Coxe
*Mrs. Marie Pauline Craig
*Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Creighton
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cross
Mr. and Mrs. James Dail
*Mrs. Lynn Dale
*Mrs. Wendy Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeHart
*Mrs. Greer DeVine
*Dr. and Mrs. Philip C. Van Dongen
Ms. Joscelyn Dunlop
Dr. and Mrs. Bora Duruman
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Edmondson
*Mrs. Hattie Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Hood Ellis
Drs. Brandon and Lindsay Eppihimer
*Mrs. Claire Evans
*Mrs. Erin Evans
*Mrs. Karen Felton
*Ms. Lorna L. Forehand
*Ms. Katie Forlines
*Ms. Ashley Fountain
Mr. Vernon Fueston, III
Mr. and Mrs. David Furlough
Mr. Leonard Furlough
*Ms. Sarah Furlough
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Galgano
Mrs. Betty W. Gard
Mr. William B. Gardner, Jr.
*Mrs. Donna Gauthier
*Mrs. Dollie Gaylord
*Mrs. Amanda Gibbs
*Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs
Rev. and Mrs. Malone Gilliam
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Ginski
*Ms. Cheryl D. Godley
*Mrs. Dorothy A. Godwin
Mr. and Mrs. David Goss
*Mr. James D. Gray
*Ms. Christel Barr Grazier
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Greene, III
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffin
*Mr. Carl Grooms
Mr. and Mrs. John Guard
*Mrs. Misti Gurganus
*Mrs. Nancy Haddock
Mr. Carl Hafer
Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Harrell
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Harvill
*Mrs. Bonita Hassell
*Mrs. Norma Hawkins
*Mrs. Debra Head
*Mrs. Kelly Herr
Mrs. Jean Hinton
*Mrs. Judy Hoggard
*Mrs. Virginia Hoggard
*Mr. Bobby Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hollowell
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holt, III
Dr. and Mrs. William Hope, IV
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hopkins
*Ms. Julie P. House
Mrs. Harriette Howard
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Hudson
*Mrs. Elaine Hughes
*Mrs. Joanna Hunter
Mrs. Frances Inglis
*Ms. Diane Jernigan
*Mr. Darius Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Johnstone
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jones
*Mrs. Janet Jones
*Mrs. Jessica Bragg
Mrs. Peggy Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jordan
*Mrs. Glenda Jordan
*Ms. Lula Jordan
*Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Jordan, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Ashley Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Les Kersey
*Ms. Delores Knore
Mrs. Barbara Krupp
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lacefield
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Lanier
*Capt. Alton Lanier
Mrs. Lois Lavery
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Layton
*Ms. Paula Lesiak
*Mrs. Taylor Lewis
*Mrs. Regina Linton
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Macias
*Mrs. Brenda Malone
*Mrs. Linda Malpass
*Mr. Wade Marland
Mr. and Mrs. James McCool
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
McLaughlin
*Mrs. Vonda McNair
Mrs. Fran Measell
*Ms. Pattie Melson
Mrs. Ruth Mengel
*Ms. Donna Mizelle
Mr. John Morehead, Esq.
Mrs. Wanda Morris
*Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers
Dr. and Mrs. Ethan Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholls
*Mrs. Loretta Nixon
*Mrs. Sarah Nixon
*Mrs. Sheila Nixon
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Noble
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2016 CHOWAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION DONORS continued
*Ms. Kyma Norman
*Mr. Willie Norman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogletree
*Mrs. Wanda Oliver
*Mrs. Magen O’Neal
Col. and Mrs. Stephen O’Neill
Ms. Carolyn Owen
Ms. Sharon Owens
*Ms. Amanda Owens
Mr. Jack Parker
*Mrs. Sallie Parker
*Mrs. Sherrie Parker
*Mrs. Mary Parks
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parrish, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Yates Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Burch Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Perry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner B. Perry
*Ms. Debbie Perry
*Dr. Brandon Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Phelps
*Mrs. Kesha Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. John Powers
Mr. and Mrs. James Price
*Mrs. Ann Privott
*Mrs. Kelly Raney
*Mrs. Marcia Reinhold
Dr. and Mrs. Bart Resta
*Mrs. Susan Revels
Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds
Dr. and Mrs. J. Cris Reynolds
*Mrs. Lynn Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Rich
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rich
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Richmond
*Mrs. Tamisha Riddick
*Mrs. Damarys Rivera
*Mrs. Kay Roberts
*Mrs. Sara Rogers
*Mrs. Jeannette Rouson
Mrs. Terra Rudd, PA
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sackrison
*Mrs. Vera Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Schonenberger
*Mrs. Phyllis Shannon
Ms. Linda Shields
Mr. William Shultz
*Ms. Stefka Sibbett
Ms. Savannah Sievers, PA
*Mrs. Shelli Simmons
*Mrs. Megan Sippey
*Mrs. Doris Skinner
*Mr. John Skinner
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
*Mrs. Teresa Smith
Rev. and Mrs. Bill Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sorensen
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Spell
Mr. Leroy Spivey
Mrs. Elizabeth Spruill
*Ms. Tanjy Spruill
Dr. and Mrs. Key Stage
*Mrs. Robin Stallings
The Hon. and Mrs. Bob Steinburg
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Strother
*Mrs. Angela Sykes
*Mrs. Jamishaelle Symons
*Mrs. Arlene Tarkington
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thurlow
Mrs. Linda Tiller
*Mrs. Anita Tripp
Mrs. Dickie Tyler
Mr. Dawson Tyler
*Ms. Petra Vanzyl
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Venters, Jr.
*Mrs. Beverly Venters
Mr. and Mrs. William Vogedes
Mr. Bobby Voliva
Mrs. Berna Wadey
Ms. Debra Waff
Mrs. Sarah H. Waff
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waff
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Walton
Mrs. Alice Ward
Mrs. Frances Ward
*Mr. Anthony Webb
*Ms. Benita Webb
*Mrs. Donna Wheeler
*Ms. Jennifer S. Whitaker
Mrs. Lillie White
Mr. and Mrs. Brian White
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White
*Mrs. Catherine White
*Mrs. Hope White
*Mrs. Jacqueline White
*Mrs. Jillian White
*Mrs. Sharon White
Ms. Martha Williams
*Mrs. Cheryl Williams
*Mrs. Christi Williams
*Mrs. Susan Williams
*Mrs. Tonya Williams
*Mr. and Mrs. John Williams
*Mrs. Ann Wilmar
*Mr. Matthew Wilson
Ms. Jacqueline Winborne
*Mrs. Lynn Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wood
Mrs. Nancy Wood
Mrs. Virginia Wood
Mrs. Annette Wood
*Mrs. Cynthia Wooten
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Worrell
Capt. and Mrs. Pickett Wright
*Mrs. Clara Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zembraski
Albemarle Area United Way / Employee Donations
Albemarle Bank & Trust
Albemarle Dental Associates
American Laundromat, LLC
Apex Clean Energy
Holdings, LLC
Avoca Farms, Inc.
BB&T
Bembridge Insurance Agencies / Nationwide
Biggs Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac
& GMC
Brabble Plumbing Co., Inc.
Brinkley Lawn Care of Edenton
Byrum Hardware Company, Inc.
Carrera Painting
CenturyLink / CenturyTel, Inc.
Chowan Animal Hospital
Chowan Chiropractic Clinic
Colony Tire Corporation
Donna Winborne, CPA, P.C.
Eastern Radiologists, Inc.
Eden House Graphics
Edenton Lions Club
Edenton Motors, Inc.
Edenton Rotary Club
Gregory & Associates, CPA
High and Crowe, LLP
Johnie Gregory Truck Bodies
Nixon’s Catering Service
Orthopaedics East
Overeaters Anonymous
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
Perry & Co. / Sotheby’s
International Realty
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Rachel Gunther, P.C. Attorney At Law
Regulator Marine, Inc
Southern Bank & Trust
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Women
Sykes and Company, PA
The Toning Mill
Vaughan’s Jewelry
Vidant Health
Vidant Urology - Edenton
Virginia Fork Produce Co.
Waff Contracting, Inc. / Wharf
Landing, LLC
Westover General Store
Whichard & Woolard, LLC
*employee giving campaign
donors
2016 Board of Directors
Front row, left to right: Leroy Spivey, vice chairman;
Annette Wright, chairwoman; Virginia Hope, secretary
Second row, left to right: Ginny Waff, executive director;
Rachel Gunther; Mary Boehling; Kristy Worrell;
Jeff Sackrison, treasurer
Back row, left to right: Key Stage, MD; Bill Chesson;
J. Cris Reynolds, MD; Andrew Coccaro; Charlie Lacefield
Not pictured: Mary Gilliam
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Duplin Hospital Foundation
We are GRATEFUL for community outreach
Left to right: Megon Howard, VDUP oncology nurse; Jennifer Lanier, VDUP oncology nurse; Keith Brinson, 4Brothers; Tom Fife, Foundation Director;
Harry Sutton, Jr., 4Brothers; Shawn Miller, 4Brothers; Pamela Sutton, 4Brothers
Vidant Health’s Vision Statement is “To become the national model for rural health and wellness by creating a premier, trusted
health care delivery and education system.” From a Foundation perspective, the “rural health and wellness” phrase in the vision
statement gives each of Vidant Health’s community hospital development councils or foundations a unique opportunity to develop special
relationships within their own rural communities—especially through the Community Benefits grants program.
At Vidant Duplin Hospital, the grants program has enabled its Foundation—and by extension the hospital—to initiate and nurture
partnerships with many small volunteer, non-profit community organizations, as well as towns and municipalities. Duplin County, one
of the state’s largest agricultural counties, has no town with a population greater than 4,000. Each town and community is proud of
and enjoys its own identity. One of these communities is the town of Greenevers with a population of approximately 650, about 85% of
which is African-American.
4Brothers Community Outreach is a non-profit formed this past year by four young men in Greenevers who saw a need to serve their
community, particularly its youth, through education and mentorship programs. The “brothers” who founded the organization are Harry
Sutton, Jr., Keith Brinson, Bruce McCallop and John Carr. All are friends, and Harry and Keith were classmates at the local high school.
With a main focus of addressing the needs of K-8th grade youth, the group’s first project was a “backpack buddies” event before school
began this fall, helping to provide needed school supplies to elementary and middle-schoolers for the upcoming year. They have also
provided volunteers throughout the year to offer tutoring and mentoring to students after school.
A friend of Harry’s sister, a social worker at a local group home
grant committee. “It is really amazing and gratifying to see the
for youth, helped the organization arrange a special Thanksgiving
great programs that come out of these small communities and
dinner for about ten foster children in need. For Christmas,
all the good they do for the lives of the people. It just gives you
they sponsored a “Secret Santa Sleigh” to collect toys for needy
such a good feeling to be a part of it.”
children in the community.
Emma Brinson is the town administrator for Greenevers and
Youth sports is another program 4Brothers sponsors in Greenevers.
has worked as a volunteer in many of the 4Brothers’ programs.
4Brothers’ president, Harry Sutton believes that organized sports
She says what 4Brothers has done has already made a big
is not only a way to promote exercise and physical activity, but also
difference in the small community. She says single female
an effective method of developing mentoring relationships with the
parents are a significant part of Greenevers’ population, so many
youth. 4Brothers sponsors a basketball league for boys 13-16 years
kids lack a male role model in the home. 4Brothers is helping
old. Four teams of 12 or 13 boys each play in their own league, using
to fill this void. “The older generation here are particularly
the gym of the local middle school.
proud of what these young men are doing,” she said. “They are
so impressed by how these young people have stepped up and
The organization’s first formal connection with Vidant Duplin
taken this kind of leadership role.”
involved a “Zumba for Cancer” event 4Brothers held in October.
More than 60 participants paid to be part of the event, raising
4Brothers is working now on a proposal for the Community
funds for breast cancer. The group decided to donate the funds
Benefits grants program. They may seek assistance with
raised ($1,000) to Vidant Duplin’s cancer care services program,
their summer nutrition program.
through the hospital’s Foundation.
“Because of low family incomes, the majority of our kids are on
“We wanted to involve our community in a fun event to support
the free or reduced lunch program at school,” said Emma Brinson.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month,” said Harry Sutton. “And we
“School is where many of them get most of their meals. So when
wanted the funds to help folks in our county. We knew Vidant
school is out for the summer, nutrition becomes a problem.”
Duplin had recently started offering cancer care services, so we got
in touch with the Foundation to see if they could use the funds.”
Since good nutrition is essential to good health, especially for
growing children, the summer nutrition program may be a good
The Foundation was of course happy to accept the funds. They
fit for the Community Benefits grants program. Vidant Health’s
were perhaps even happier to make this initial connection with
vision of “rural health and wellness” can be realized when its
4Brothers—one they hope will grow into a lasting partnership
hospitals and foundations work within their own communities—
to meet common goals. One of the best ways they may be able
oftentimes the very small, rural communities like Greenevers—
to do that is through the Community Benefits program.
partnering with local organizations like 4Brothers.
“The great thing about the Community Benefits grant program—
It is those partnerships and relationships that will achieve
besides the great projects it supports—is the new connections
the mission of both Vidant Health and the Vidant Health
and partnerships it engenders between the hospital and other
Foundation of “enhancing the quality of life for the people and
groups and organizations in the community,” said Penny
communities” they serve.
Kornegay, a member of Vidant Duplin’s Community Benefits
It is really amazing and gratifying to see the great
programs that come out of these small communities...
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2016 DUPLIN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION DONORS
3HC-Home Health & Hospice Care, Inc.
Admiral Outdoor Advertising, LLC
Charles Albertson
Albertson & Jones, PA, CPAs
Sue Arnette
Leigh Ann Bartlett
Beulaville Area Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Mott and Jennifer Blair
Wayne and Anita Branch
John Brice
Jay and Meredith Briley
Kathy Brown
William Buckley
Christy Cantrell
Cape Fear Farm Credit
Kimberly Carter
Teresa Chestnutt
Cornerstone Florist and Gifts
Ralph M. Cottle
Kim Cottle
Lucinda and Johnny Crawford
Kathy and Mike Creech
Ed Crute
Vickie Dixon
Duplin County Tourism
Duplin Wine Family
Eastern Radiologists
Eastern Rx Solutions
Dexter and Pam Edwards
Ed Emory
Tom and Marty Fife
First Bank
Dr. Lee Ann and John Garner
Matt Gitzinger
Jacqueline Glaspie
Delilah Gomes
Tommy and Katrina Grady
Becky Grady
Leigh Ann Gurley
Lena Harper
Harper Southerland
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Harris
Norma Hawkins
Sally Heath
Delano Hill
Annis Horne
Rick Hughes
Judy Hunter
Hunter & Price, PA
Jackson’s IGA Stores
James Sprunt Community College
Glenn and Evelyn Jernigan
Nancy and David Jordan
Ken and Thomasine Kennedy
Edith M. Keyes
Christopher Kook
Dr. and Mrs. Hervy
Kornegay, Sr.
Dr. Jon Kornegay
Dr. Chad Kornegay
Bob and Penny Kornegay
Alta Lawson Kornegay
Kornegay Insurance Services
Jessie Ladson
Russell Lanier
Lynn Lanier
Regina Lanier
Jennifer Lanier
Rebecca Laws
Terrie Albertson Livingston
Charles Lockamy
Betty Long
Donald and Carol Loomis
Frances Maready
Laura Maready
Eddie and Marie Maready
Bob and Kathy McDowell
MedCost Benefit Services
Billy and Deb Merritt
Dr. Dyrek Miller
Joyce Monk
Wendell Murphy
Dell and Wendy Murphy
NC Muscadine Festival, Inc.
Dee and Brittany Outlaw
Dr. Danny and Nancy Pate
Paul and Jane Phillips
Pam Phillips
Piedmont Natural Gas
Potter Photography
Pro-Ag
Quadrant Construction, Inc.
Milford & Reba Quinn Family Foundation
Gerald and Rita Quinn
Ruth Quinn
Murray Roberts
Mary Rockefeller
Dr. Tammi Roos
Kelly Rouse
SCANA Energy Marketing, Inc.
D. L. and Alice Scott
Gary and Debby Scott
Scott Insurance and Financial, Inc.
Patricia Sheeran
Curtis Simpson
Dr. Andrew Simpson
Kenneth and June Smith
Linda Grady Smith
Smith Brothers Gas Co.
Smithfield
Southern Bank and Trust
Southern Investment Services
Marilyn Stokes
Patricia Redwine Strickland
JoAnn and Jimmy Stroud
Eva Nan Summerlin
Michael Tahe
Amber Talton
Annette Taylor
the little bank
Kathy Thigpen
Transformer Maintenance & Service
Russell and Geraldine Tucker
Gwen Turner
VALIC
Shirley Vann
Vidant Duplin Volunteer Services
Vidant Health
Vidant Medical Group
John and Sally Weston
Rachel Whaley
Franklin Williams
Kay Williamson
2016 Board of Directors
Left to right: Tom Fife, Foundation Director; Curtis Simpson;
David Jackson; Roger Robertson; Lucinda Crawford;
Barbara Harris; Thomasine Kennedy; Billy Merritt,
Foundation Chair; Jay Briley, President, Vidant Duplin Hospital;
Jerri Levitsky; Russell Tucker; Deborah Kornegay
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Development Council
We are GRATEFUL for “friendraising”
Fundraising? Friendraising? Vidant Edgecombe Hospital likes to think of their annual gala as both. This spring gala is the hospital’s
signature event of the year, raising money to help fund significant projects within the hospital.
2016 was the third of a three year commitment to use gala proceeds for cancer services at Vidant Edgecombe Hospital. With great
support from donors, individual and corporate sponsors, ticket sales and silent auction sales, net proceeds provided a gift of $100,000
to the construction costs of the new Cancer Center that will be built in 2017.
A formal capital campaign began in 2016 to begin fundraising for the new cancer center. This new cancer facility will feature eight
infusion bays facing a tranquil healing garden for patients to gaze upon while receiving treatment, two private infusion rooms that also
face the healing garden, treatment and exam rooms, nurse’s station directly across from the infusion areas, waiting room, conference
room, and an image renewal and resource room. Currently there is a cancer center at Vidant Edgecombe Hospital, but unfortunately
Edgecombe County has far outgrown the use of this facility, and the hospital is in need of a larger area to provide care for their patients.
Donors, both individuals and corporate, have supported the Vidant Edgecombe Hospital gala for many years, and continue to support
this event for many reasons. “We look forward to the hospital gala every year,” said Mrs. Ginger Taylor. “Not only is it a chance for my
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Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Annual Gala continued
Construction of the new Vidant Edgecombe Cancer Center will begin in early 2017. The Vidant Edgecombe Development Council will soon be announcing
the official ground breaking of this state-of-the-art cancer facility.
husband and I to get dressed up and dance the night away to
Development Council. “I volunteer my time, money, and
great live music, eat phenomenal food and have fun with lots of
efforts to help the hospital in their mission to improve the
new and old friends, but we are also very pleased to know that
health and well-being of eastern North Carolina, and doing so
our money is going to help cancer services right here in our
brings me great joy. Being able to see our local businesses and
own community.”
friends across our community come together each year to help
change lives and instilling hope in cancer patients now and for
The Development Council works diligently each and every year to
generations to come truly humbles me. The $100,000 gift to
make sure the event is even greater than before, with themes like
help build an improved, coordinated, state-of-the-art cancer
“Masquerade Ball”, “Bright Lights, Big City”, and “Old Hollywood
center will aide us in improving outcomes and save lives. I am
Glam.” The 12-member council helps with solidifying corporate
excited to continue this cancer capital campaign and see this
sponsors, sells tickets, obtains amazing silent auction items to put
transformative project become a reality.”
up for bid, and votes on the perfect live band and caterer for
each year.
The groundbreaking of the new Cancer Center is scheduled for
early 2017, with a tentative completion of late fall 2017.
“Being a part of something that makes our community a
better place is extremely valuable to me personally,” said
Kenny Parker, Chairman of the Vidant Edgecombe Hospital
Being a part of something that makes our community
a better place is extremely valuable to me...
2016 VIDANT EDGECOMBE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL DONORS
Ace Home Center
Allegra Print & Imaging
Mr. Thomas Adcox
Dr. Quara Ain
Mrs. Susan Ainsley
Ms. Saunta Albritton
Mr. Charles and Dr. Kimberly Alford
Ms. Jasmine Lee Allen
Ms. Latoya Alston
Mr. Will Alston and Ms. Lisa Finch
Mrs. and Mrs. Berry Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Anderson
Ms. Ellen Anthony
Ms. Mary Anthony
Ms. Jane Archer
Mr. Alvin Argel
Ms. Dorothy Armstrong
Ms. Sally Arnold
Ms. Lekesha Artis
Ms. Nancy Aycock
Ms. Cathy Baker
Mrs. Libbi Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Wick Baker
Ms. Carolyn Bandy
Mr. Rikki Barfield
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Barnes
Ms. Lisa Barnes
Mr. Jim Barrett
Ms. Tracy Batchelor
Ms. Stanisha Battle
Ms. Allyson Baxter
BB&T
Ms. Linda Beaman
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Beaman
Ms. Andrea Beard
Ms. Brandi Beeman
Mrs. Lauren Bell
Ms. Cathy Bellamy
Blackwell’s Tire
Boddie Noell Enterprises, Inc.
Ms. Katherine Boeck
Ms. Rita Bonds
Dr. Saritha Boyapati
Ms. Sharon Boyd
Ms. Joy Bridgers
Ms. Anita Briley
Dr. and Mrs. John Brooks
Mr. William Brown
Ms. Jamie Bryant
Mr. Jim Bullins
Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bunn
Ms. Delores Bullock
Ms. Donna Burke
Ms. Bobbie Byrum
Mr. Michael Byrum
Ms. Kharmyn Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Caison
Ms. Barbara Cannady
Carolina Regional
Orthopaedics
Ms. Jo Ann Carr
Mr. John Carr, Jr.
Ms. Baileigh Casey
Mrs. Tabitha Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Casper
Dr. and Mrs. Alvah Cayton IV
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Cherry
Mrs. Michele Cherry
Chick Fil A of Cobb Corners
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark IV
Ms. Debra Clark
Ms. Ashley Cobb
Ms. Susan Cobb
Ms. Cheryl Coeyman
Ms. Norma Coke
Ms. Felicia M. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Collins
Mrs. Lisa Coltrane
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper
Ms. Marsha Cooper
Ms. Robin Webb-Corbett
Ms. Angela Courtney
Dr. Karen Coward
Ms. Joy Cullipher
Ms. Kimberly Cummings
Cummins - Rocky Mount
Engine Plant
Ms. Jennifer Curley
Ms. Ernestine Dancy
Ms. Sandra Davis
Mr. Mahlon Deloatch, Jr.
Mrs. Donna Dew
Mrs. Teresa Dew
Diamond Healthcare
Ms. Sharon Dickens
Mrs. Brenda A. Dickson
Mrs. Jennifer Dickson
Mrs. Amy C. Dixon
Doug Henry Ford / Doug Henry Chevrolet
Mrs. Vicki Dougherty
Dr. Jon Dubose
Ms. Eloisa Duncan
Ms. Chaithanya Duryea
Eastern Carolina Pathology
Eastern Radiologists
Mrs. Amy Echols
Mrs. Lisa Ecker
Edgecombe Community College
Edgecombe Extension
Master Gardener Volunteers
Edgecombe Martin County EMC
Mrs. Ammie Edmondson
Mr. Curtis Edmondson
Mrs. Sarah Edwards
Mr. Ronnie Ellis
Mrs. Carrie Etheridge
Ms. Brenda Ewen
Ms. Jessica Exum
Ms. Kimberly Farmer
Dr. Michael Farmer and Mr. John Carr, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Feaster
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Fisher
Mr. Anwand Fleming
Ms. Dianne Flint
Flowers & Gifts by Roberts
Mr. Charles Fobbs
Fountain, Roberson &
Anderson Ins.
Fountains at the Albemarle
Ms. Hettie Freeman
Ms. Temple Fuller
Ms. Jennifer Gardner
Ms. Deborah Gary
Ms. Brenda Goodwin
Ms. Selena Grant
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Gregg
Ms. Lorie Greene
Mrs. Heather Guill
Ms. Cassandra T. Sloan
Ms. Amanda Hamby
Ms. Christy Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harper
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Harrell
Ms. Joyce Harrell
Ms. Midgie W. Harrell
Ms. Angela Harrington
Ms. Kathy Harris
Ms. Lisa Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley
Ms. Cheri Hayes
Mr. Patrick Heins
Hemby Willoughby Mortuary
Ms. Abigail Henderson
Ms. Diane Hill
Ms. Hope Hill
Mrs. Brittany E. Hines
Mrs. Amy Holland
Mrs. Donna B. Holland
Dr. and Mrs. James Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny
Honeycutt
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Hooks
Mrs. Michelle Hopkins
Ms. Lisa Hucks
Ms. Vicki Hudson
Mr. Daryll Hyman
Ms. Latrice Hyman
Ms. Virginia Jackson
Ms. Carolyn Johnson
Mr. Claude Johnson
Ms. Denise Johnson
Dr. Evelyn Johnson
Ms. Hazel Johnson
Ms. Jo Ann Johnson
Ms. Carolyn Jones
Ms. Cassandra Jones
Mrs. Kathy Jones
Kanban
KCST
Ms. Sarah Keel
Ms. Joanna Keeter
Ms. Jenny Kenney
Mr. Michael Knight
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Knupp
Mr. Stephen Koska
Mr. Nathan Krell
Dr. Deborah Lamm
Ms. Taylor Farmer Lancaster
Ms. Lynn T. Lanier
Ms. Gwen Leggett
Ms. Loretta Letchworth
Mrs. Donna Lewis
Ms. Paula Lewis
Mrs. Marquilla Lynch-Lyons
Mr. W. Earl Marshall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mayo
Mr. Alex Measamer
Ms. Andrea J. Midgette
Ms. Kay Minges
Ms. Sally Mitchell
Ms. Jennifer Modica
Ms. ReGina Moffett
Dr. and Mrs. Trent
Mohrbutter
Montery Mills/Glenoit Fabrics
Mrs. Kadie Moore
Mr. Paul W. Morris
Ms. Jennifer Morrison
Ms. Janet Mullaney
Dr. Kevin Murray
Ms. Wanda Neathery
Ms. Kimberly Nichols
Ms. Pauline Nicolosi
North Carolina Retina
Associates
Ms. Thonia Ore
Ms. Camilo Ortega
Mr. Bob Owens
Mr. Tripp Owens
Mrs. Heather Pachnar
Mr. Tommy Parker
Ms. Kathleen Parker
Mr. Nicholus Parker
Mr. Timmy Parker
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker
Mrs. Hazel Pennington
Ms. Sonya Peoples
Mrs. Bonnie Perry
Dr. Robert Peters
Ms. Angela Peterson
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Petruzziello
Mrs. Leslie Pippen
Ms. Sandra Pitt
Ms. Shonda Pitt
Ms. Consuelo Pittman
Ms. Tammy Pittman
Mrs. Zel Pittman
Ms. Letisha Pitts
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Ms. Jennifer Polo
Ms. Delbra Powell
Ms. Carolyn Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Proctor
Providence Bank
Mr. and Mrs. William Purvis
Mrs. Amber Rackley
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raynor
Mrs. Samantha Reason
Ms. Bianca Revis
Ms. Sharon D. Revis
Ribeyes of Tarboro
Ms. Drewlyn Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roberson
Ms. Mekisha Rogers
Ms. Morgan Rogerson
Pastor and Mrs. John Rosal
Dr. and Mrs. Ken Rosenthal
Dr. Carolina Ryan
Mrs. Libbe Sasser
Mrs. Patricia Saunders
Sava Senior Care
Season’s Unlimited
Service Drug
Mr. Walter Shearin
Ms. Sharon Sherrod
Dr. and Mrs. Raj Sidhu
Ms. Sharon W. Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Silveri
Ms. Cassandra T. Sloan
Mrs. Holly Smith
Mr. Delano Smith
Mr. Michael Speight
Major General and Mrs. Joseph Spiers
Ms. Erin Spillman
Ms. Tammy Stancill
Mr. Kevin Staton
Ms. Lakevia Staton
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Ms. Cynthia Stroud
Mrs. Susan Suiter
Mrs. Teresa Sumerlin
Ms. Beckie Summerlin
Mrs. Betty Summerlin
Ms. Sandra Summerlin
Tarboro Savings Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Gray Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor
Ms. Tiffanee L. Taylor
Telco Credit Union
Ms. Bobbie Telfair
Ms. Betty Temple
Mrs. Laura Temple
The Journeys Group
Ms. LaTanya Thomas
Ms. Sarah Thomas-Brown
Ms. Crystal Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Trayer
Mrs. Erika Trevathan
Mrs. Sheila Trevathan
Ms. Tammy Turner
Ms. Gloria Vaudo
Ms. Patricia Vestal
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Volunteers
2016 Development Council Members
Seated, left to right: Doris Stith; Tony Silveri; Linda Beaman;
Billy Barnes, Co-Chair
Standing, left to right: Tommy Anderson; Sandra Harrell; Shirley Fisher;
Tiffany Jo Cayton; Kenny Parker, Chairman; Bill Goode
Not pictured: Pastor John Rosal; Wick Baker, Vidant Edgecombe
Hospital President
Vidant Health
Ms. Kimberly Vines
Ms. Kendra Walston
Ms. Sheila Walters
Ms. Dorothy Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Webb
Mrs. Trina Webb
Mrs. Courtney B. Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Whitehead
Ms. Claire Whitehurst
Ms. Cynthia P. Whitehurst
Ms. Debra Whitehurst
Mrs. Kimberly Whitehurst
Ms. Brittney Whitfield
Ms. Valorie Williams
Mrs. Linda Williams-Brown
Dr. Ada Williams-Wooten
Ms. Mildred Willoughby
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Winslow
Woodmen of the World
The Outer Banks Hospital Development Council
We are GRATEFUL for growth and development
In 2002, Carol and Ed Cowell left behind their urban existence outside of Washington D.C. to retire to North Carolina’s Outer Banks, a
small, warm, and welcoming community. Over time, Carol and Ed began to donate their time, talent, and treasure to help support the
community they love, while helping their fellow neighbors in need.
“We can’t always give as much as we want to, but we enjoy keeping track of the work that nonprofits are doing to serve our community,”
said Carol, who, along with her husband, firmly believe that a major benefit of living in a small town is having a deeper understanding
of what is going on in that community.
Over the past 15 years, Carol and Ed have been exposed to the many resources and programs offered by The Outer Banks Hospital
and continue to be impressed with the hospital’s program growth and development, as well as its vision for the future. Because of this
vision, Carol and Ed recently donated to The Outer Banks Hospital Development Council.
“The Outer Banks Hospital is growing and making an impact on the healthcare in this community. We’ve experienced it ourselves
and have seen it among our friends. And, we wanted to help make a difference,” Carol continued. “To think there was no hospital here
when we purchased our lot in 1997,” she reminisced.
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The Outer Banks Hospital – The Cowells continued
Carol and Ed have shown past support for the breast cancer programs offered by The Outer Banks Hospital, and in 2016, the Cowells
decided to show an even deeper support for all of the cancer programs and services at The Outer Banks Hospital.
“We hope to continue our support of the efforts of our community hospital for a long time to come,” Carol added.
We hope to continue our support of the efforts of our
community hospital for a long time to come.
2016 OUTER BANKS HOSPITAL DONORS
MAJOR
BENEFACTOR
$10,000 or greater
Links Ladies of Nags Head Golf Links
TowneBank OBX
Virginia Asset Group, Inc.
GUARDIAN
$5,000 - $9,999
Brindley Beach, Inc.
Kelly’s Hospitality Group
Outer Banks Blue Realty
PNC Bank
Bob and Laurie Pokelwaldt
SAGA Construction &
Development
TeamHealth
Yadkin Bank
PATRON
$1,000 - $4,999
Alpha Corporate Designs
Atlantic Elevators
Marjorie Bain and Bill Shonk
Brew Thru, Inc.
Carolina Designs Realty
Chesapeake Regional
Healthcare
Coastal Fast Lube
College of the Albemarle Foundation
Comfort Inn North
Carol and Edward Cowell, Jr.
Dominion Foundation
Dowdy & Osborne, LLP
Duck Woods Ladies Tennis Association
Eastern Carolina
Cardiovascular
Eastern Radiologists, Inc.
First Bank
Forrest Seal, LLC
Roberta Graham
Gray & Lloyd, LLP
Guy C. Lee Building Materials
Gina and Carter Hotchkiss
Jersey Mike’s
Joe Lamb, Jr. & Associates, Inc.
Ernest Larkin
Malvin Riggins + Company, P.C.
Midgett Insurance Agency
Nags Head Fire Department
OBX Running Company
Outer Banks Furniture, LLC
Outer Banks Heating & Cooling
Pam and Kenny Pekrun
Christine and Lou Petzing
Renaissance Construction Co.
Sandmark Custom Homes
Ronald and Jody Sloan
Southern Insurance
Agency, Inc.
Kay Stephenson
Sun Realty of Nags Head, Inc
Support Ovarian Sunshine Association, Inc
The Outer Banks Real Estate Company LLC
Cindy and Harry Thornsvard
Towne Bank of Currituck
Toy-Rific
Urban Cottage
Vidant Health
Weeping Radish Farm Brewery
Wells Fargo
FRIEND
$500 - $999
A&B Carpet One Floor & Home
Advanced Tree, Inc.
Atlantic Realty of the Outer Banks, Inc.
Marcia and Mike Bryant
Coastal Impressions
East Carolina Radio, Inc.
Paul Farr
Susan and Malcolm Fearing
Edward Gallagher
Gateway Bank & Trust Co.
Vicki Hecht-Boehme
Hilton Garden Inn Kitty Hawk
Island Xpertees of the Outer Banks
Tess Judge
Arthur H. and Alice Keeney
Willo and Mike Kelly
Myra Ladd Bone
Roger Lever
Max Radio of the Carolinas
Patricia and Matthew McKenna
Stephen and Lolita McKenna
Dee McManus
Millstone Marine
Construction, Inc.
Miss Lizzie’s
Amy and Chris Montgomery
Lee and Marcy Moore
Linda and Robert Palombo
Pizza Stop
Donna Quill
Ramada Plaza
Roger Robertson
Harry Schiffman
Southern Bank & Trust Co
Monica Thibodeau
Walgreen’s
Karen and Todd Warlitner
Jane Webster
Xenith Bank
SUPPORTER
$1 - $499
Juris Abolins
Alpha Kappa Delta
Beulah Ashby
Atlantic Dentistry
Amanda and Bruce Austin, Jr.
Barefoot Bernie’s
Santo Battaglia
Baum Center
Olie Bedell
Kathy Bibey
Frank Biondi
Faith Booth
Karen Brown
Margaret Brown
Richard Bruce
Marcella Brummett
Fran Burch
Francis X. Burke
Rhea Byrd
Ned Cabe
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Caribbean Pool and Spa
Taylor Carrington
Emi Celaj
Tod B. Clissold
Coastal Beverage Company, Inc.
Lisa Colvin
Diane Conforti
Beth Cunningham
Carl Curnutte
Curo Health Services
Jessica Dalke
Dare County Board of Education
Dawn’s Kitchen Catering
Denise de Pedro
Peter De Santis
Donna Delfera
Susan Diamantes
Alice DiSomma
Cody Dough
Naomi Draper
Duck Woods County Club Women’s Association
Rae Eley
Tim Engel
Michael Fahey and Vicki West
Edward Filmyer
First Flight High School
Neil and Abby Friedman
Amy Gaca
Casimir Garczynski
Craig Garriss
Warren Gaskins
Stephen Gates
Michele Godsey
Anne Graham
Elizabeth Griffin
Harry Hagenbrock
Keith Hall
C. Page Hamrick, III
Teri Hannell
Melanie Hanson
Hatchell & Hatchell, LLC
Robin Hearne
Arthur Hepler
Lloyd and Daphine Hill
David Hilton
Ava L. Hom and David R. Flick
Home Tour of the Outer Banks
Robert Hoover
Lyndsey Hornock
Michael Howard
Bruce Hunt
Arlene and Donald Hux
Interfaith Community Outreach
Albert Isler
Katherine Jackman
Debra Johnson
Kaye and Skip Jones
Meri Jones
Edward Kashuba
Frances Kay
Ellen and William Kealy
Mary Kelley
Steven Kelly
Marilyn and Kenneth Kincaid
Helen Kopecko
Gail Kowalski
Harold Kuhn
Joseph Lamb
John Lancaster
Lynn Lanier
Alexander Lefevre
Susan Manton
Barbara Martin
Sandy and Mark Martin
Jerry McManus
James Melvin
Bonnie Midkiff
Lynne Miles
Mary Anne Mitcheltree
Christin Moore
Christie Moseman
Cyndi O’Neal
Angela Owens
Stuart Pack
Top Palmer
Katina and Konstantinos Passas
Roderick Pierce
Patricia Privott
Courtney Quillin
Red Sky Travel Insurance
Joseph Reed
Sandra Reid
Kay Riddick
Thomas R. Rogers
Elizabeth Ryan
Robert Schiffer
Joanne and Len Schoenfeld
Jennifer and Jeff
Schwartzenberg
Seashore Realty &
Development Co.
Thomas Secules
Gail and Henry Shelton
Colleen Shriver
John Sledge
Jane Smallwood
Arnette Smith
Georgie South
Gregg Southard
Susan Sparks
Christina Stafford
Phyllis Stange
Suzanne R. Tate
Samuel Taylor
Timothy Taylor
Joseph Terrell
Denice Thompson
Jay B. Tutwiler
Virginia H. Meekins Revocable
Family Trust
Margaret Rose Starling Watkins
Margaret Wells
Terry L. Wheeler
Victor Wieszek
Alonzo Willis
2016 Development Council Members
Front row seated, left to right: Myra Ladd-Bone; Gail Hodges;
Kay Barefoot; Tess Judge, Development Council Chair;
Linda Palombo, Development Council Nominating Chair;
Cindy Thornsvard, Development Council Vice Chair
Back row standing, left to right: Jennifer Schwartzenberg,
Director of Community Outreach and Development;
Julie Walter; Ronnie Sloan, Outer Banks Hospital President;
Tim Cafferty, Development Council Treasurer; Rick Loesch;
Richard Bruce; Amy Montgomery, Senior Administrator
of Operations
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Roanoke-Chowan Foundation
We are GRATEFUL for local services and programs
Pat Thornton, RN, patient navigator, helps patients and their families ‘navigate’ the difficult pathways to receive assistance following a cancer diagnosis.
Cancer is a diagnosis that can bring families and friends together in times of need. When the Roanoke-Chowan community learned
that Vidant Roanoke-Chowan Hospital had a need to expand cancer services, they came together in support for hope.
“We recognized the critical need for a new healing environment for our local patients with cancer,” states Sandra Woodard, director of
development at the hospital. “The Vidant Roanoke-Chowan Hospital’s Directors’ Council established an ambitious fundraising goal of
$250,000 to make a new cancer center possible.”
A donor campaign was initially kicked off with a ‘Hosts for the Hospital’ event in local community members’ homes. A formal
‘cultivation event’ was held in November 2015 for potential donors to share giving opportunities in the areas of cancer care services.
The Vidant Wellness Center-Ahoskie dedicated funds raised from the annual 5K Run during Ahoskie Heritage Days. Employees have
given to the cancer care fund through the employee giving campaign annually.
In 2014, the Hospital dedicated the new cancer care center. Designed with input from patient and family advisors, the new
center is spacious enough to accommodate more patients with shorter wait times for treatment.
Maria, a patient who has battled cancer for some time, would have traveled out of town to receive the same services she can now have
closer to home. “This is one of the best things to happen at our local hospital,” she remarked on her way to the cancer center one day.
The addition of a patient navigator for cancer care patients has been welcomed by all. An experienced cancer care nurse meets with
patients and assists with resources including medication and transportation assistance. She also opens doors to enhance the programs
offered to breast cancer patients.
“We have been so pleased with the response from local donors,” said Woodard. “The Ahoskie Garden Club led efforts to design and
plant a ‘garden of hope’ right outside of the windows in the new cancer care center.”
Recognition opportunities in memory or honor of a loved one with cancer were
made possible and local business/industries responded by naming exam rooms
and treatment chairs. When the Cancer Center Donor Wall ‘Reveal’ event was
held in 2016 to celebrate over $100,000 in contributions from over 60 community
members and area organizations, two cancer care patients gave personal
testimonials about how much they had been helped locally to receive services.
Efforts continue with the renovations of the radiation oncology department (in
a separate building) scheduled to re-open in 2017 bringing the latest advances in
radiation therapy for patients.
Dr. Madhu Parmar and Dr. Jamie Udwadia, two
members of the Vidant Roanoke-Chowan Hospital
One family member summed it up by saying, “I feel so blessed that Vidant
medical staff, along with their two boys, Arjan and
Roanoke-Chowan Hospital has an awesome cancer center with exceptional nurses
Alex contributed as a family to the cancer care center.
and doctors. Thank you to the staff for all you have done for our loved one.”
2016 ROANOKE-CHOWAN FOUNDATION DONORS
Abro Family
Ahoskie Rescue Squad
Willard Whitmeyer
Scholarship
Albemarle Area United Way
Katherine Alexander
Katherine Allen
Annie Eason Children’s Fund
Anonymous Donation
Gerri L. Ashe
Wanda Ashe-Moore
Crystal L. Ashley
Jacqueline H. Ashley
Ashley Askew
Donna Askew
Erica S. Askew
Pamela Askew
Louisa Ayafor
Anne C. Aycock
Larry Bardlavens
Margaret A. Barmer
Bryan L. Basnight
Sandra A. Bass
Deborah Beard, RN
Pat Beasley
Heather Birdo
Megan S. Booth-Mills
Beth E. Bowen
Suzanne Bowen
Keith and Joyce Brantley
Elizabeth Brinkley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Brinkley
Susan Brinkley
Jerri Lynn H. Britt
Vera F. Britt
Philip W. Broome
Sherrie V. Brown
Annie Burden
Diane Burden
Stephanie A. Burden
Tammy Burke
Wendy L. Butler
Ernest R. Carter, Jr.
Janie Chamblee
Landis M. Chamblee
Sharonda Chamblee
Toni E. Chamblee
Jason Clark
Dana Cooke
Valorie L. Cooke
Cooper Signage & Graphics, Inc.
Donna Ashley Copeland
Shawnita Crowell
Ronald T. Cullipher
Jennifer Curley
Peggy Daughtrey
Shelia Davis
Cheryl Deloatch
Glema N. DeMario
Brenda G. Dilday
Cynthia H. Dilday
Suzanne Dunlow
Terra Dunlow
Lori A. Edwards
Tarsha Edwards
Robbie L. Etters
Jennie Eure
Eureka Temple #521
Ernest L. Evans
Veronica H. Everett
Susan L. Farmer
Lisa P. Felton
Wendy J. Ferebee
Barbara Fitzhugh
Wendy S. Flake
Kim Futrell
Linda B. Futrell
Alice Garrison
Glenda J. Gary
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Jon Graham
Judge Cy A. Grant
Cynthia R. Hall
James L. Hardy
Dewey W. Hargrove
Robin O. Harmon
Shirley R. Harmon
Rebecca W. Harrell
William Harrison
Caspertine A. Hawkins-Speller
Lorrie B. Henry
Hickory Chapel Free Will Baptist Church
Anna C. Hoggard
Grace Hoggard
Kimberly A. Hoggard
Michelle F. Hoggard
Shawn O. Holloman
Lorre T. Hopkins
Charles W. Hughes, Jr.
Gloria J. Hyman
Jacqueline R. Jacobs
Debbie Jenkins
Dereck D. Jenkins
Cheryl Jernigan
Stephanie N. Jernigan
Cynthia R. Johnson
Donna L. Johnson
Gloria M. Jones
Michelle S. Jones
Rose S. Kennington
Kimberly G. King
David C. Klingler
Terry Koch
Theresa Langston
Melanie D. Lassiter
Susan S. Lassiter
Beverly M. Lee
Brenda F. Lee
Cathy Lee
Terri L. Lewis
Martha P. Lilley
Cynthia L. Liverman-Vinson
Luvenia D.Mabine
Doug Marlowe
Kathryn McCaskey
Lori C. McDaniel
Dane McDonald
Dedra P. Meekins
Lila A. Mitchell
Kristin Mizelle
Sylvia M. Mizelle
Delores Morris
Jennifer White Morris
Ricky Morris
Richetta V. Morris
Ann Marie Munford
Kimsey B. Myers
Elizabeth N. Nelson
Lisa Newsome
Rodney Norfleet
Tracy Norfleet
NUCOR
Brittany Oliver
Linda M. Outlaw
Meagan Overman
Linda B. Parker
Kasey B. Pearce
Tracy B. Pearce
Edward L. Perkinson
Bessie O. Pierce
Mary B. Pierce
Shannon M. Pittman
Dustin Polk
Angela Rankins
Helen L. Raynor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Revelle, III
Ellen C. Rice
Rhonda M. Riddick
Tiffany Riddick
Sharon Roope
Sandra Ruan
Lisa J. Rushing
Richard M. Rutz
Elizabeth W. Sasser
Save Our Sisters Organization
– State of NC DHHS – Health Services
Pierre S. Selwane
Laura J. Sessoms
Philip Shaffer
Stacy Simmons
Debbie Sisler
Crystal C. Smith
Debora V. Smith
Rebecca J. Stanley
Emanuel Staton
Lakevia Staton
2015-2016 Board of Directors
Front row, left to right: Sandra Woodard, president; Reba Green-Holley;
Michael C. Alston, MD; J. S. Almario, MD; Linda Alexander; Carl Taylor
Back row, left to right: Charles L. Revelle, III; James W. Mason;
Ernest L. Evans, chair; Judge Cy A. Grant; Ernest R. Carter, Jr.;
Charles W. Hughes, Jr.
Heather Sumner
Estate of Joy Brown Sumner
Jennifer L. Swaney
Stacy D. Tann
Alice C. Taylor
Carl Taylor
Mitzi H. Taylor
Virginia G. Taylor
Emily V. Terry
Linda Thornton
Debbie Tucker
Charles D. Tyson Jr.
Alex Udwadia
Arjan Udwadia
Madhu Parmar, M.D. and Jamie Udwadia, M.D.
Betsy Vaughan
Nancy Watson
Annie H. Weaver
Jamie L. Whichard
Jane Whichard
Monea’ L. Whitaker
Kirstie Williams
Sonya Askew Williams
Bridget B. Willoughby
Laura M. Wilson
Gregory N. Winley
Buddy W. Wise, Jr.
Betty H. Wolfe
Kristin Parker Woodard
John and Sandra Woodard
Vidant Wellness Center – 5 K Run - Heritage Day
Shepard Cancer Foundation
We are GRATEFUL for parties with a purpose
For the past seven years the small creek side community of Smithton (south of Belhaven) has been “making their own party”—and
each year the party becomes more lively and meaningful. The “party” they make is called the Darleen’s Flamingo 5K—the person it’s
meant to honor and pay tribute to is Linda Darleen Smith. In 2005, Darleen began a 5 year battle with breast cancer. During that time
she continued to work at Northeast Elementary School as the Media Coordinator/Librarian while she enjoyed life with her family and
friends on her cherished Pungo Creek. Darleen’s life motto was simply put—“You make your own party” and she did, until she lost her
courageous fight with cancer in April of 2010 at the age of 59.
Since then, each year for one Saturday in October the close-knit community comes to life in her honor, not just to throw a party, but to
fulfill a mission—a mission to continue the fight Darleen started against cancer. Over the summer of 2010, the Smith family decided to
hold an event to honor their mother, wife, sister, aunt, and friend while raising awareness of cancer. The family appropriately decided
to host a 5K so they could share the waterfront community she loved so much with others. Darleen’s friends, family and neighbors
coupled two aspects of her life into planning their annual party for their beloved Darleen—her zest for life and her fondness for pink
flamingos. In support of the fight against cancer, runners and walkers arrive early suited up in bright pink from head to toe as they set
out to take in the 5K course lined with pink flamingos and gorgeous water views.
Seven years later, Darleen’s Flamingo 5K continues to surpass all expectations. Each year the annual event attracts more racers of
all ages. At the recent 2016 race, 157 runners/walkers crossed the finish line. While 50 spirited volunteers assembled to host the
neighborhood 5K. Darleen’s daughter, Nikki Klapp said she and her family are humbled by the increased, continued support each year
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Marion L. Shepard Cancer Center Flamingo 5K continued
as the event has grown into something the community truly
Flamingo 5K raised $20,000, a record setting year. The Shepard
looks forward to. “It’s banded our community together. We’ve
Cancer Foundation was chosen as the beneficiary because the
always been a close-knit area,” said Klapp. After the race, every
Smith family recognizes that cancer affects many families in
person involved in any way is welcomed to enjoy a time of
eastern North Carolina and they wanted the money to stay local,
fellowship while eating a delicious homemade breakfast of
in Beaufort County benefitting friends and neighbors.
eggs, bacon, sausage, cheese biscuits, and pancakes. It truly
is a party! A party with a purpose and a hope for a future that
The Shepard Cancer Foundation’s mission is to financially
isn’t dimmed by the effects of cancer.
support and promote the cancer center’s efforts to improve
the mind, body and spirit of cancer patients, survivors and
The sponsorships, donations, and registration fees from
caregivers as well as to promote prevention, early detection and
Darleen’s Flamingo 5K have been generously donated to the
early treatment of cancer. The Smith family knows all too well
Marion L. Shepard Cancer Center Foundation in Washington,
how important this mission is to cancer patients and families
NC. To date, Darleen’s Flamingo 5K has donated over $100,000
and are grateful to be able to support these efforts.
to the Shepard Cancer Foundation. In 2016 alone, the Darleen’s
A party with a purpose and a hope for a future
that isn’t dimmed by the effects of cancer..
2016 MARION L. SHEPARD CANCER CENTER DONORS
$10,000 AND
ABOVE
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Mann, Jr.
Eastern Radiologists
Darleen’s Flamingo 5K
Let’s Tee It Up For a Cure
Golf Tournament and Hope and Heroes Walk
Purple Bow Campaign and the Blythe House
$5,000 - $9,999
Mrs. Cynthia Shepard
$1,000 - $4,599
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Barrett
Ms. Jennifer Fehrenbacher
Ms. Inda Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Lawler
Ms. Karen Oehrli
Mrs. Mary Tucker Talley
Coca Cola
PotashCorp Aurora
Pirates On The Pungo
Regatta Inc.
Rubin Fortunato & Harbison P.C.
Slade Landscaping, Inc.
Stewart’s Jewelry Store
The Mainstreet Collection
The Rotary Club of Washington (Noon)
Vidant Health
Vidant Home Health
Vidant Medical Group
Wells Fargo
Woolard Insurance Agency, Inc.
$500 - $999
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Cook
Mrs. Jan Hill
Ms. Elinor Hunter
Mrs. Trish Litchfield
Mr. & Mrs. David Spivey
Mr. & Mrs. Neal Titus
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A.O.P. Orthotics and
Prosthetics
Landscaping Unlimited, Inc.
Lee Chevrolet Buick
Roberson Foot Care
$250 - $499
Ms. Anita Beasley
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Brothers
Mrs. Jenny Brown
Mr. & Mrs. W. Harvey Case
Dr. Michael Egbert, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Elberson
Mr. Art Hedges
Dr. Bradford Jackson, DDS
Ms. Janet Joyner
Ms. Nancy King
Ms. Carole Lyle
Ms. Alice McClure
Mr. & Mrs. Brian McCreesh
Mrs. Lou Montana-Rhodes
Mr. & Mrs. John Reiner, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Vance Smith
Mr. & Mrs. David Trott
3 B Farms
Alligood Owens, Inc.
Champion Accounting & Bookkeeping Solutions
East Carolina Import
Services, Inc.
First Citizens Bank
Franks Pizza, Inc.
Gentiva Home Health
Gregory Poole
Howard Source, LLC
Marks Termite & Pest Control, Inc.
Pender Land Improvements
Precision Eye Care
Tayloe Drug Company., Inc.
VT Hackney
Weyerhauser
$100 - $249
Ms. Mary Alligood
Mr. & Mrs. Rolf Andersen
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Baynor
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bellew
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Boyles
Mr. & Mrs. William Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Buck Buckman
Mr. Rod Cantrell
Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Carlson
Mr. & Mrs. George Cerise
Mr. Craig Cherry
Mr. and Mrs. Henton Chesson
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Coakley
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. David Connard
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Cooke
Ms. Linda Cox
Ms. Marie Cox
Mr. Walter Cron
Ms. Carol Cutler
Ms. Debbie Deal
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard
Dougherty, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Eakes
Mrs. Dorothy Elks
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Emanuel
Mr. & Mrs. William Farrior
Mr. & Mrs. James Fenwick
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Forrest
Mr. Michael Gavlak
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Gould
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Guilford
Ms. Mary Hadden
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Harris
Ms. Nancy Hill
Dr. & Mrs. J.P. Hindsley
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Howard
Mr. & Mrs. William Hufham
Mrs. Judy Humphries
Ms. Brenda Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Harlan R. Janes
Ms. Dynelle Kessler
Ms. Hester Ann Kidd
Mr. & Mrs. William Kimball
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Knobelspiesse
Ms. Marie Knott
Mrs. Ronnie Koestline
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kraemer
Ms. Patti Lamm
Ms. Lynn Lanier
Mr. Marvin Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Lee
Ms. Lorraine Linton
Ms. Wendy MacDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Crawford Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mason
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Matsil
Mr. Fletcher McCoy
Mr. Clifton McFarland, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Mitchell
Ms. Elizabeth Moore
Ms. Sue Nicholson
Mr. & Mrs. John Nicholson, Jr.
Ms. Ruth Elaine Noe
Ms. Nicole O’Connell
Mr. William Oden, Jr., P.A.
Ms. Mary Orton
Ms. Rebecca Osborne
Ms. Catherine Paschall
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pelletier
Mr. & Mrs. James Podgorny
Mr. & Mrs. William Poole
Ms. Catherine Powell
Mrs. Betty Ralston
Mr. Timothy Randall
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rasmussen
Mr. & Mrs. John Rebholz
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rentschler
Mr. & Mrs. John Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. C. Thomas Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Saether
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Sielski
Ms. Elizabeth Sloan
Mr. & Mrs. James Smith
Ms. Teresa Smith
Mr. & Mrs. George Spurlock
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Staton
Mr. & Mrs. W.E. Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stouffer
Mr. Stephen Stroud
Dr. & Mrs. Josh Tayloe
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ternan
Ms. Rebecca Terry
Mr. & Mrs. Erick Tetterton
Mrs. Betty Thompson
Mrs. Susan Walker
Mr. & Mrs. William Wall
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Warner, Jr
Mr. Travis Washburn
Mr. & Mrs. Hilton Waters
Mr. Bill Weltzer
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wheaton
Mr. & Mrs. Chip Wheeler
Gary D. Wilson
Mrs. Katie Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wisner, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Earl Woolard
Ms. Patricia Woolard
Mr. & Mrs. Stevie Yates
Mr. & Mrs. William Zeising
Angie’s Body Works and Gift Shoppe
ArcPoint Labs of Eastern Carolina
Backwater Jack’s
Brickhouse Grill
Chocowinity Consulting LLC
Crisp RV Center, Inc.
Cypress Landing Homeowner’s Association
Cypress Landing Men’s Golf Association
David’s Trash Service
Howdy & Jones, D.D.S., P.A.
John B. Tate, III Attorney at Law
McCotters Marina & Boat Yard
Morris Insurance Agency, Inc
P & G Rentals, Inc.
Paul Funeral Home
Pecheles Toyota
Springhill Acquisitions
Stemsational Art Studio, LLC
Tri County Telephone
Foundation
Wayne’s Tree Service
Women of the Moose
2016 Board of Directors
Front row seated, left to right: Melinda Moore;
Cynthia Barrett; Mary Jane Cooke; Pansy Champion;
Catherine Pfeiffer
Back row standing, left to right: Frank Belote; Jim Hackney;
Bill Oden; Jack Piland; Mike Gwynn
Not pictured: Gary Wilson; Ed Mann; Forest Sidbury
Thank You
With your support, we continue to bring hope and superior
health care to our region.
690 Medical Drive | PO Box 8489
Greenville, NC 27835-8489
252-847-5626 phone | 252-847-7601 fax
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