Red Rose
ball
St. Vincent’s Foundation’s 34th Annual
Red Rose Ball, held at the Jacksonville
Marriott, was a smashing success!
pg. 6-7
Inside:
A Reflection on our Mission pg. 3
Belk Sneak Peek pg. 4
Bowties and Bubbly pg. 5
The Tradition pg. 10
Dr. Bill Cody and
His Team Take
Annual Mission
Trip to Haiti
Dr. Cody with Wheel Chair
New Maternity Child Facility currently under
Earthquake victim at Rehab
construction.
The extraordinary doctors at St. Vincent’s Medical Centers
center at St. Boniface Hospital
live out our mission both inside and outside the walls of our
hospitals. This January, Dr. Bill Cody traveled to Haiti on a
time to operate, and limited the types of procedures they could
medical mission trip sponsored by The Deerwood Rotary Club.
do. The new anesthesia machine allows doctors to do longer,
This trip marked the 10th trip for Dr. Cody, who has saved
more complicated procedures, and as a result they are able to
countless lives with his generous gifts of time, skills, and
save more lives and improve the health of Haiti’s population.
resources for the poor and underserved residents in Haiti.
Each year during their one week stay, 20 major GYN cases
are performed. This can include abdominal hysterectomies,
Dr. Cody travels with Dr. Bill Long, who made his ninth trip
myomectomies, and prolapse repair surgeries. Dr. Cody is happy
this year, to St. Boniface Hospital in Fond-des-Blancs, Haiti.
to report that they have not lost a patient in their 10 years of
Many of St. Vincent’s associates accompany Dr. Cody on his
mission trips.
yearly mission trips. They have developed an “A-Team” that
can get things ready and going quickly after they arrive. These
These medical mission trips to Haiti also serve as an attractive
associates include two Registered Nurses, Micki Somers and
component to Residents who look to join our Family Medicine
Trish McCool, and two Operating Room Technicians, Eileen
Residency Program. This is a great opportunity for Residents to
Mallette and Remell Frazier. Dolce Lamy, a cardiology tech
learn from our amazing doctors while helping a worthy cause.
at St. Vincent’s Riverside, travels with the group to serve as
This year, 2 of our Residents attended the trip to Haiti.
their Haitian-American interpreter. The Deerwood Rotary Club
We are so proud of
generously provides travel funds for all of these team members.
Dr. Cody, whose work
The goal while on these trips is not only to perform life-saving
in Haiti and with the
surgeries, but also to improve the skill set utilized by the
Deerwood Rotary Club
Haitian trained OB/GYN’s at St. Boniface so that successful
reflect the meaning of
surgeries and procedures can continue after the team leaves.
St. Vincent’s Mission
Surgeries are made easier with the recent addition of the Dragger
to those in Jacksonville
Anesthesia Machine, which was purchased by the Deerwood
and all over the world.
Dr.William Cody and Dr. Bill Long with
Rotary Club. Previously, doctors had to rely on spinal anesthesia
Family Medicine Center 2nd Year Residents
for their surgeries, which gave them only a short window of
Dr. Sally Tran and Dr. Shaun-Pierre Hal
Dr. Cody observing Dr. Sally Tran performing a
laparotomy incision (opening the abdomen)
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Mission team members on day of departure
from Fond des Blanc, Haiti preparing to return
home to the U.S.The doctor next to Dr. Cody
is Dr. Guerrier, local Haitian OB/GYN physician
Entire mission team on night of arrival to St. Boniface
Hospital in Fond des Blanc, Haiti January 19, 2015
A Reflection on
our Mission
As we reflect on our mission, we think of our physicians and staff who
live our mission every day. At St. Vincent’s in Riverside, on the Southside,
and in Clay County, our patients come first. The Daughters of Charity
who founded St. Vincent’s in 1916 have left a legacy of our responsibility
to provide the safe care that everyone deserves. And even more than
that… St. Vincent’s must also provide caring and compassion to all of
our patients when they enter one of our three hospitals. St. Vincent’s
Foundation is proud to support our community by providing funding for
programs, education, and technology to meet these needs. But, it is our
staff, physicians, and nurses who provide the loving care we are known for.
Please take the time to read a letter we recently received.
Jane R. Lanier, CFRE, President and Chief Development
Officer, St.Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation, and
Dave Kulik, Chairman of the Board, St.Vincent’s
HealthCare Foundation
Dear Jane,
My stay at St. Vincent’s began in the ER on Tuesday, February 3 (Mike was great)
and I was released on Monday, February 9. I cannot say enough about the wonderful
care I received from the kind, efficient nurses and staff. At night I had: Robert, Sabrina,
Tim, and Macy. During the day: Taylor and Meg (3 days), Megan and Kathryn and
so many others whose names I can’t remember.
And, I would be remiss if I did not add that the food was delicious. Joana was a
gracious hostess and introduced me to your most delicious brownies.
I never thought anyone could say, “I had a pleasant stay at the hospital” but I truly did.
I congratulate you on your excellent staff and the fine work they do.
Cordially,
Norma
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Belk Sneak Peek
Belk held a private Sneak Peek
Shopping Event on Thursday,
March 5, 2015 at their new
location on Atlantic Boulevard
in Jacksonville, which benefited St. Vincent’s Mobile
Health Outreach Ministry. Tickets were sold to patrons
who enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, drinks and live entertainment
by Body & Soul’s music ministry while shopping with an
additional 25% off. Numerous raffles, gifts with purchases
and free makeovers all made for a lovely night hosted by
Belk’s Associates. Special thanks go to Bill Raetz, Regional
Vice President, and Christie Telep, Store Manager, for their
leadership. St. Vincent’s appreciates out strong partnership
with Belk for a healthier community.
AFIB Reception
The St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation hosted an
exclusive behind the scenes tour at St. Vincent’s on February
3 at the Gary and Nancy Chartrand Heart and Vascular
Center. Arne Sippens Groenewegen, MD, Samuil Oza,
MD, and Anthony Magnano, MD, pictured in photo at
right, invited some of their patients back to the Medical
Center to hear about the exciting plans for St. Vincent’s
Atrial Fibrillation Institute and to take them on a tour of an
electrophysiology lab.
These patients were AFIB patients and are excited to see
St. Vincent’s commitment to delivering the best and the
most advanced patient care through medical management
or interventional techniques, such as catheter ablation, that
can potentially eliminate atrial fibrillation without the use of
medications. We heard about the use of a new 3D ultrasound
mapping technique that not only increases the quality of care
and safety for the patient, but also helps reduce radiation
levels that occur during an ablation procedure.
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The Atrial
Fibrillation Institute at
St. Vincent’s Medical
Center Riverside is
one of the premier
centers in the nation
for treatment of atrial
fibrillation. We offer
access to the latest
advances in order
to create treatment
options for each
individual patient.
If you would like to
learn more about the
Atrial Fibrillation Institute please call Jim Towler, Director
of Donor Services at 308-7018.
Bowties and Bubbly
On December 9th, the St. Vincent’s Young
Professionals Group, The Shircliff Society, joined
with the DePaul Society for the 3rd Annual
Bowties & Bubbly event. Brumos Motor Cars
graciously hosted this party in its very exclusive
museum filled with classic and exotic Porsches.
The Shircliff Society presented a $10,000 check
to the St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation for
the expansion plans at the new St. Vincent’s
Clay County Hospital. Debbie Gottlieb spoke
about the benefits of giving to St. Vincent’s and
invited everyone to join our annual giving club,
The DePaul Society. We also heard from Hurley
Haywood, America’s most decorated endurance
race car driver in history.
Shircliff Society Board Members presenting a $10,000 check to the St.Vincent’s HealthCare
Foundation for the expansion at the new Clay County hospital. (Left to Right):Tim Forman,
John Roberts, Justin Markley, Jane R. Lanier, CFRE, Mariah Verseput, Bobby Siddell, Holly
Crews, Alden Howell, Kyle Crisp, Paul Grainger, Scott Ennis
J.F. & Peggy Bryan
Dan & Julie Rice
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Diane and Dick Erickson
St. Vincent’s Foundation’s 34th Annual Red Rose Ball, held at the
Jacksonville Marriott, was a smashing success! Over 500 guests attended
this year’s Ball and enjoyed a night of entertainment by internationally
acclaimed magician John Railing and music by The RiverTown Band. Our
chairs, Celeste Donovan, Vicki and Stephen Tunstill, M.D., and Ruthie
and Sidney Simmons, along with our extraordinary committee members,
made this year’s Ball the best ever. We appreciate the generous support of
our honorary chairs, Dave and Mary Pat Kulik. Executive Chef Michael
Kamins and Michael Fleet, Director of Catering, provided the excellence
that the Jacksonville Marriott is known for.
Shannon Miller and John Falconetti
The live auction, hosted by local sports celebrity Cole Pepper, included
trips to places like Italy and Jamaica. Our fabulous silent auction featured
more than 175 exciting packages and items. Guests were also able to take
home unique and beautiful vases painted by local talented artists as well
as nurses and staff from our own Emergency Department. Thanks to our
sponsors and guests, the 2015 Red Rose Ball raised more than $375,000
for the renovation of St. Vincent’s Riverside Emergency Room and
Clinical Decision Unit.
Pat and Joe Milan, MD
Red Rose Ball 2015 SPONSORS
We wish to thank our sponsors for their generous support of the 2015 Red Rose Ball.
TITLE SPONSOR
PRESENTING SPONSORS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL
SPECIALISTS
Dr. and Mrs. Abdi Abbassi
HONORARY CHAIR SPONSOR
Dave and Mary Pat Kulik
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DIAMOND SPONSORS
Dianne T. Rice & Family
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gottlieb
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Shircliff
GOLD SPONSORS
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chartrand
Mr. and Mrs. Julian E. Fant, III
Jess & Brewster J. Durkee Foundation
IPC Healthcare
Jacksonville University
McClow, Clark, and Berk, PA
St.Vincent’s Cardiology
SILVER SPONSORS
Borland Groover Clinic
Brasfield & Gorrie
Brooks Rehabilitation
Cancer Specialists of North Florida
Community Hospice
Dr. and Mrs. R. David Heekin
FIS
Dr. and Mrs. Gasper Lazzara
The LBA Group
Merrill Lynch
Miller Electric Company
Dick and Marcia Morales
North Florida Anesthesia Consultants
North Florida OB/GYN- Dr. William Cody
Raymond James Financial, Inc.
Audrey and Akin Cabi, M.D.
Jazzy and Arne Sippens, M.D.
Mrs. Helen M. Lane & Mr. George W.Varn, II
Joycelyn and David Koehler, M.D.
Committee members with their husbands. L-R: Stephanie
and Andrew Vihlen, MD, Erin and William Colledge, Anne and
Andrew Schmidt, MD, and Kasey Wagner and Todd Boring, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Simmons
Smith, Hulsey & Busey
St.Vincent’s Home Health
St.Vincent’s Pathology Associates
Walsh Investment Consulting Group of
Wells Fargo Advisors
Wells Fargo Foundation
BENEFACTOR SPONSORS
The Blood Alliance
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Acosta-Rua
Pediatrix Medical Group
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Tunstill
St.Vincent’s Medical Center Auxiliary
W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor, Inc.
BRONZE SPONSORS
Century Ambulance Service
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Schumacher
Rayhana and Christopher Goll, M.D.
Debbie and Pete Gunnlaugsson
Jodi and Kevin Murphy, M.D.
Brenda and Gary Cook
SWEETHEART SPONSORS
Mrs. Elizabeth Lovett Colledge
Dr. and Mrs. John Crick
The DuBow Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Erickson
Van and Sandra Royal
Red Rose
Ball 2015
Special Thanks
Adam Adams,
Mixologist at Restaurant Orsay
Bacardi and Premier Beverage
Beaver Street Fisheries
Blue Buddha Exotic Foods
Celeste Berger, Celestial Travel Agency
Cindy Glover, Fireflies Gardens
and Flowers
Cole Pepper, Director of Broadcasting
for the Jacksonville Armada FC
Dianne T. Rice and Family
Doing Dishes Pottery Studio Avondale
Head Shot Studios/ Aaron Mervin
John Railing, Internationally
Acclaimed Magician
Mr. and Mrs. C. Brightman Skinner
Peterbrooke Chocolatier
Regas Studio
Sight and Sound Productions
The AutoValet
The Framing Establishment
The Hartley Press
The Jacksonville Marriott at Southpoint
The RiverTown Band
Winn-Dixie Marketplace
Zoe’s Kitchen
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Thank you, Daily’s
Daily’s and Shell convenience stores began their
“Fuel the Bus With Us” Campaign on February
2nd. This is an opportunity where customers can
support St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach
Ministry, which brings medical care to children and
families who otherwise are without adequate access
and resources for primary medical care. Customers
can purchase $1, $5, and $20 miniature paper buses,
and the dollars received go directly to the cost for
fueling the mobile units. The vans provide more than
45,000 free medical services annually to children and
their families throughout our community.
Elizabeth and Aubrey Edge, President and CEO of First Coast Energy, with Peter
Jacobsen, professional golfer and guest speaker at the 2014 Daily’s The TRADITION
22nd Annual Fun Shoot
The 22nd Annual St. Vincent’s Fun Shoot benefiting the
Good Samaritan Fund took place on December 4, 2014. St. Vincent’s was very fortunate to have Miller Electric
Company and W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor, Inc., as
title sponsors. We were also very grateful for our other
sponsors who were Batson-Cook Construction, Beson4
Media Group, Brasfield & Gorrie General Contractors,
Cecil W. Powell & Company, Champion Brands, North
Florida Surgeons, and World Electric Supply. The event raised just over $19,000 for the Good
Samaritan Fund, which provides prescription medications,
transportation, and other critical needs to patients who
have been discharged from St. Vincent’s.
Dr.William Boyd, Dr. Paul Nowicki, Dr. Jean-Paul Montoya, and
Dr. Stan Longenecker
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In Recognition Of Our Chairman,
Dave Kulik
Dave Kulik has been the Chairman of the Foundation Board for 2 years. As his tenure comes to a close, we would like to
recognize him for all of the amazing work he has done to support St. Vincent’s Foundation and how he has reflected our
Mission each day through his many accomplishments.
The Foundation has flourished under Dave’s leadership. We have been able to
assist the poor and vulnerable in our community more than ever before. Most
notably, under Dave’s leadership as Chairman Emeritus of Daily’s The Tradition
Golf Tournament, we have raised more than 2 million dollars in the six years since
the tournament was established. Benefiting St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach
Programs, the money raised from this tournament has impacted the lives of
countless underserved families in our community.
Under Dave’s leadership, our special events have raised more money than ever
before. Programs like Heart Smart, The Good Samaritan Fund, The Seton
Center for Women and Infants Health, Kids Together Against Cancer (KTAC),
HealthTeacher, Community Outreach Programs, and Mobile Health Outreach
Programs have been blessed with much needed funds to continue providing the best
care to our patients and members of our community.
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation has supported the critical expansion of our hospital’s services under Dave’s leadership.
Most notably, our Clay County Campus opened its doors and has flourished during his term. Funds from the 24th Annual
Red Rose Ball, where Dave and Mary Pat were the honorary chairs, benefit the renovation of the Emergency Room and
CDU (Clinical Decision Unit) at St. Vincent’s Riverside. Dave and Mary Pat, following the establishment of the Divine
Mercy Chapel at St. Vincent’s Southside, also funded a beautiful chapel at St. Vincent’s Clay County, known as Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Chapel. Now patients and families have a place to find peace and solace during their time of need while at
our hospitals. We wish to thank Mary Pat for her enduring love and support. Looking toward the future, Dave and Mary
Pat’s generosity will leave a lasting legacy.
The Foundation Board and Staff appreciate all that Dave Kulik has done as Chairman of our Board. His embodiment of our
Core Values, along with his leadership, innovation, and friendship, has allowed the Foundation to continue the St. Vincent’s
Mission for our community, and for that we are forever thankful.
Sincerely,
Debbie Gottlieb
Vice Chairman of the Board
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation
Jane R. Lanier, CFRE
President and System Chief Development Officer
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation
Dave and Mary Pat Kulik at the
34th Annual Red Rose Ball
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Daily’s The
TRADITION
Suzanne and Jason Burhyte, 2015 Chairman, Daily’s The TRADITION
with Peter Jacobsen, and Matt Rapp, Executive Director,
The PLAYERS Championship
David Heekin, Dave Kulik, Christian Harden, and Chuck Swain
Preparations for Daily’s THE TRADITION Golf Tournament
are underway. This is the premier golf event in our area, held
at TPC Sawgrass, and it sells out quickly! This year the event
is scheduled for October 19th & 20th, 2015. If you would
like to participate, please call the foundation office soon to
receive information on sponsorship packages. Contact
Kathy Sutton at 904-308-7338, or email her at
[email protected].
Bill Spurgeon, Paul Stanifer, Dan Little, and Aubrey Edge
underway for a much needed Women and Infant’s Pavilion.
We appreciate the support of our chairs, Senator Rob
& Jennifer Bradley and Drs. Omar & Lorraine Dajani.
Presenting sponsors include The Club Continental and
Southern Wine and Spirits. Title Sponsors include Brumos
Lexus of Jacksonville and Brumos Lexus of Orange Park.
Other sponsors to date include: bestbet Jacksonville and Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Boccieri. Please save the date now and
plan to attend! Sponsorship packages are available through
the foundation office. Contact Kathy Sutton at 904-3087338 or [email protected].
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation is excited to be
celebrating our first Corks & Forks Masquerade Charity
event on October 23, 2015 at The Club Continental on
the banks of the St. Johns River in Orange Park, Florida.
This will be a magical evening featuring exclusive wines
and gourmet foods prepared by our area’s finest local
Chefs. Proceeds from this event will allow us to increase
hospital capacity at the new St. Vincent’s Medical Center
Clay County and will also help fund plans that are already
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Participating Restaurants & Chefs
Chef Scotty Schwartz, 29 South
Chef Christopher Cohen, bb’s restaurant
Chef Waylon Rivers, Black Sheep Restaurant
Chef Sheldon Harris, The Club Continental
Chef Sylvia Pulido, Havana Jax Café
Chef Matthew Medure, Matthew’s Restaurant
Chef Tom Gray, Moxie Kitchen + Cocktails
Additional chefs to be announced
his talents at the Celebrity Chef Reception and Luncheon
on September 10th. Please visit www.chefjeanpierre.com
to learn more about him. On Saturday night, the chefs will
provide the ultimate in innovative and delectable cuisine
and Southern Wine & Spirits of North Florida will provide
exceptional wines from an assortment of select vineyards.
There will also be live and silent auctions and a drawing of
exciting items to include special catered dinners, weekend
trips and more.
September 10-12, 2015
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation’s 14th Annual
Delicious Destinations will be held September 10-12,
2015 at the Historic Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. Each year,
guests take a fabulous tour of the culinary world hosted by
Executive Chefs from world-renowned resorts. In the past,
we have enjoyed chefs from The Breakers, The Greenbrier,
Mar-A-Lago of Palm Beach and our own Executive Chef
Hermann Muller from Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. This year
we are proud to welcome Chef Jean-Pierre of Chef JeanPierre’s Cooking School in Fort Lauderdale. He will display
Proceeds from this unique event will benefit St. Vincent’s
Mobile Health Outreach Community Programs. The
funds raised will help St. Vincent’s Healthcare continue
our mission to care for the underserved and uninsured in
Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, by providing
access to health care to those most in need.
Please contact Jessica Waugaman at
[email protected] or 904-308-8896 for
reservations or sponsorship information.
Featured Chefs from the last 13 years include:
Hermann Muller
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Chef AJ
Los Angeles, CA
Anselmo Garcia
The Breakers, Palm Beach, FL
Juan Carlos Andujar
The Breakers, Palm Beach, FL
Garrett Gooch
The Ritz Carlton, Amelia Island, FL
Jim Shirley
Great Southern Restaurant Group:
Atlas Oyster House and Fish House,
Pensacola, FL; Great Southern Café,
Seaside, FL; School of Fish, St. Joe, FL
John Ash
John Ash and Company,
Santa Rosa, CA
Dusty Grove
Pacci, Savannah, GA
Darek Stennes
The River Club, Jacksonville, FL
Elizabeth Karmel
Hill Country Restaurant,
New York City, NY
“America’s Female Grilling Expert”
Tim Talley
The Lodge & Club,
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
Donald Barickman
Magnolias, Blossom and Cypress
Restaurants, Charleston, SC
Matteo Bergamini
SD26, New York City, NY
Bogdan Boerean
Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach, FL
Neil Connolly
Doc’s Restaurant, Orlando FL
Former personal chef to Rose Kennedy
and the Kennedy Family
Olivier de Busschere
Nikolai’s Roof, Atlanta Hilton,
Atlanta, GA
Manuel Deisen
The Ritz Carlton, Atlanta, GA
Aaron Fuller
Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach, FL
Steve Mengel
The Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs, WV
Paul Prudhomme
K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen,
New Orleans, LA
Kevin Sbraga
Sbraga, Philadelphia, PA
Winner of Top Chef: Season 7
Walter Scheib
Former White House Chef
Darin Sehnert
Chef Darin’s Kitchen Table,
Savannah, GA
Thomas Tolxdorf*
Ritz Carlton, Amelia Island, FL
Tim Turner
Epping Forest Yacht Club,
Jacksonville, FL
Norman Van Aken
Director of Restaurants at the
Miami Culinary Institute and
Chef-Owner of NORMAN’S at the
Ritz-Carlton, Orlando
Daniel Zeal
The Georgian Room, The Cloister,
Sea Island, GA
*deceased
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St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation Board of Directors
Immediate Past Chairman:
J.C. “Jay” Demetree, Jr.
Richard Erickson
General Membership
W. Robinson Frazier, III
Chairman: Dave Kulik
Interim President and CEO,
St. Vincent’s HealthCare: Donnie Romine
Vice Chairman: Debbie Gottlieb
President and System Chief Development
Officer: Jane R. Lanier, CFRE
Brett Cantrell, M.D.
Vice President: Fernando Acosta-Rua
William Cody, M.D.
Vice President: Nancy Chartrand
Brenda Cook
Vice President: Aubrey Edge
Karen Darnell
Secretary: Thomas “Mac” McGehee
John Duss
Honorary Board of Directors
Reese R. Bohn
John W. Donahoo, Jr.
Marcia C. Morales
C. Daniel “Dan” Rice
Robert T. “Bob” Shircliff
J. P. “Pat” Thornton
Michael J. Zambetti
John Falconetti
Clarence Gooden
Rosa Maria King
Ali Chahlavi, M.D.
Michael Oates
Mary Virginia Terry
J. Patrick Thornton, II
Rosalind Travis
Foundation Staff
President and System Chief
Development Officer:
Jane R. Lanier, CFRE
Grants Administrator: Terri Montville
Director of Donor Services: Jim Towler
Financial Manager: Michelle DeAngelis
Coordinator, Donor and Foundation
Services, Southside:
Anthony Sutton, CFRE
Coordinator, Donor and Foundation
Services: Sloan Dunnagan
Coordinator, Donor and Foundation
Services: Kathy Sutton
Director of Planned and Major Giving:
Tim Forman
Coordinator, Donor and Foundation
Services, Clay County: Taylor Strasser
Executive Assistant to President:
Debra Hodgins
Coordinator, Donor and Foundation
Services: Jessica Waugaman
Administrative Assistant: Linda Boyett
Specialist, Writing and
Communications: Kate Phelan