Annual Report 2013
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Mission
Educate for excellence in health care practice, leadership
and the continuous acquisition of knowledge.
Core Purpose
We are at the center of our students’ learning universe.
Board of Trustees
Kenneth G. Stoudt, Chair
Retired, Stoudt Advisors2
Karen Flaherty-Oxler, Vice-Chair
Lancaster General Health
Dennis Roemer, Treasurer
Lancaster General Health
Nancy Arnold CPA
Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP
Thomas Beeman PhD
Lancaster General Health
Brian Groff CPA
Trout, Ebersole & Groff LLP
Alexander Henderson III, Esq
Hartman Underhill & Brubaker LLP
Keith R. Kuhlengel MD
Alumni Association Board
Lynn G. Leighton MSHA, BSN
Elizabeth Ashley
Lancaster Neuroscience & Spine Associates
Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania
Robert P. Macina Esq
Lauren Edgell ’06, President
Paul Cullen
Lancaster General Health
Cheryl Vitacco Grab ’77
Margaret K. McLaughlin PhD
Alicyn Granger ’13
Carlow University
Regina Mingle
Breanna Rufle Gruver ’06
Lancaster General Health
Elma Groff Hess ’67
Thomas E. Morell CPA
Carolyn Boyd Kresge ’57
PenneCom B.V.
Heather Myers Long ’97
Karen Kashmanian Oates PhD
Paula Rajnik Mancini ’87
Worchester Polytechnic Institute
Elizabeth A. Rider PhD
Susan Nunemacher Pichini ’78
Elizabethtown College
Lois Pierce
William J. Shaughnessy
Kristen Loehr Teiken ’03
Retired, Wilbur Chocolate
Mary Grace Simcox EdD, RN
Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences
Kim R. Smith Esq
Hartman Underhill & Brubaker LLP
Michael W. VanBelle CPA
Krista Weir White ’86
Ex-officio members:
Mary Grace Simcox
Jan Edwards
John V. Enderle
High Industries Inc.
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Letter from College President
and Board Chair
Change is inevitable. Change is what makes us aspire to be better. It is necessary in order to
stay relevant in today’s fluid economy and in the rapidly changing face of higher education.
Ultimately, change is what keeps us innovative.
Throughout 2013, the Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences was no stranger to change,
not only accepting it, but anticipating and embracing it.
This was a milestone year for our College. We began the year as the Lancaster General
College of Nursing & Health Sciences. We ended the year as the Pennsylvania College of
Health Sciences. Our new name is the culmination of an extensive branding initiative. Our
new brand promise underscores the fact that the Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences
remains focused on successfully preparing learners with the knowledge and skills necessary
to meet the challenging demands of a reforming health care environment.
The past year has also witnessed positive strides in the implementation of our Comprehensive
Institutional Blueprint. The College has made upgrading its technology a priority and as such
has made significant investment in this area over the past year that included infrastructure and
software upgrades and staffing expansions. In addition, we initiated a robust, comprehensive
training initiative for faculty to assist them in better utilization of the College’s current and
planned technology upgrades.
In an effort to broaden our geographical reach, we began online educational programming,
offering our RN-BSN program in a fully online format in addition to face to face. In preparation
for this inaugural event, seven primary faculty participated in a 10-week Sloan-C Teaching
Certificate program, nationally recognized as a thorough preparation for faculty members who
are teaching online.
This past year 1,375 learners were enrolled in the College, once again setting a record for the
number of students enrolled in a given year. Our commitment to a transformative educational
experience was witnessed in the classroom, in clinical and laboratory settings, and throughout
the campus. The continuing increase in enrollment has challenged our existing physical space.
Currently, the Board of Trustees and College Administration are evaluating the need for
additional space and are working diligently to determine the most appropriate, cost-effective
answer to address this ongoing issue.
As you review this annual report, you will discover more of the hidden moments in the daily
life of our College. From numerous new initiatives to an operating surplus, it was indeed a
year to remember.
We are thankful for the continued support of alumni, donors and friends. That support
energizes our College Community, ensures our future success, and allows us to engage our
students in rigorous programs of study that will prepare them to meet the challenges they
will face in a complex and rapidly changing health care arena. We are also grateful for the
dedication, hard work and leadership of our Board of Trustees, faculty and staff. Because
of their efforts, Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences is well-positioned for a strong
and vibrant future. We can all look back at 2012-2013 with pride and look forward with
confidence and a sense of excitement as a new chapter in our College’s history unfolds.
Mary Grace Simcox EdD, RN
President
Kenneth G. Stoudt
Chair, Board of Trustees
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Remembering Anna Lombardo
Anna Lombardo impacted many people during her career in central Pennsylvania as a
nurse, and her family has insured that her legacy will continue to impact many more lives in
the future.
Miss Lombardo graduated from St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing in 1951. She valued
education and obtained a bachelor’s degree in 1960. Following graduation, she worked at
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Lancaster General Hospital, and she shared her love for nursing by
passing on her knowledge and skills through teaching at Vo–Tech in Willow Street.
After retiring from LGH, she continued to give back to the community by volunteering at St.
Anne’s Retirement Village in Columbia. When she passed at age 94, she left her estate to her
nieces and nephews who share fond memories of her and her love of nursing.
They wanted to do something special in her memory and endowed the Anna A. Lombardo
Scholarship for nursing students at the Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences. Future
nursing students will benefit from the generosity of her nine nieces and nephews who made
the gifts in memory of Miss Lombardo.
Her niece, Donna King, stated, “She loved working with the student nurses! We just made it
happen the way she would have if she had thought of creating a scholarship herself.” Their
generosity will keep her alive in the memory of students who receive her scholarship each year.
Pictured above: Lombardo’s 1951 class photo.
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Legacy Society and Planned Gifts
The Legacy Society recognizes individuals who have included the College in their estate plans. Their investment in the
educational opportunities provided to future students includes scholarships, program support and capital improvements.
We thank them for their foresight and commitment to the future of health care education.
William and Joanna Bailes ’53
Dr. Harold and Jean Blatt ’54
Clinton and Karen Buehler-Probst ’93
Mary Cantrell ’55
Ann C. Cooper
Thelma G. Flory
Joan Gibbel ’57
Jennifer Hassel ’13
Stephen and Jane McCartney
Dianna R. Miller ’07
Betty Peckman ’48
Carole Getz Price ’58
Dr. Krista White ’86
Eleanor Yohn
Memorial and Honor Gifts
Individuals Honored or Remembered by Gifts
Ty Anderson
Thomas E. Beeman
Ruth Oberholtzer Campbell
Margaret Deater
Ryan Gardina
Evelyn Christen Groomer
Judith Weaver Hibel ’74
Clara Hoffman
Harvey Hoffman
Josephine Housekeeper
Sylvia B. Jackson
Thelma Kauffman
Mildred M. Keller
Erin McCartney Nusbaum
Rebecca Jean Shenk
John O. Shirk
Mary Grace Simcox
Naomi May Eberly Stern
Kenneth G. Stoudt
Ruth Todd
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Academic Support
Student
and Research
Services
7%
6%
Other
Sources
10%
Institutional
Sales toExcellence Award
Stoudt Faculty
Support
Affiliates
25%
19%
Corporations Foundations
4%
3%
Government
56%
Individuals
37%
In honor of his recent retirement, the family of Ken Stoudt created the Kenneth G. Stoudt
Net provide a stipend to the faculty member
Faculty Excellence Award. This endowed fund will
Instructional
Tuition & Fees
honored each year. In addition, the recipient receives
a plaque and one–year VIP parking. Services
71%
62%
Fourteen faculty members submitted a portfolio and the selection committee chose the 2013
recipient: Dr. Krista White.
The student who nominated Dr. White wrote, “This particular faculty member showed dedication
by giving the class 100% of her time, every class. This time also extended outside of class as
well, as she was available as needed for students. She created games that were interactive
and fun for class lessons. Her teaching style was innovative and fun. She was very clear about
her expectations of the class and pushed the boundaries of your personal learning. Because
of this she made me more motivated to learn. Her consistent encouragement, commitment and
Institutional Aid
drive have inspired me to continue my education in the nursing
field. I am a better student and a
0%
better nurse because of her.”
Government
Grants
10%
Assistance
from LG
Affiliates
3%
Congratulations to Dr. Krista White on this achievement!
Government
Loans
27%
Private Pay
60%
Other
63%
College Student Profile
Total Student Enrollment
• In addition to Lancaster and other Pennsylvania
counties, students are from Maryland, New Jersey,
Delaware, Georgia, Maine, Texas and West Virginia
Number of Students Enrolled
• 2012 granduates’ pass rate on all licensure/certification
exams is 92%
• 78% of all admitted students enroll
• 14% male
• 86% female
• 46% under age 25
• 53% from Lancaster County
• 46% from other Pennsylvania counties
• 1% from out of state
• 13% minority
• 85% receive financial aid
1500
1,143
1200
1,429
927
900
695
600
1,250
1,375
455
750
540
300
0
05-06
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
School Years
Total Enrollment in Fall 2013 is 1,429. This is an increase
of 214% since Fall 2005.
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Financial Status
Other
Sources
10%
Academic Support Academic Support
Student
Student
and Research
and Research
Services
Services
7%
7%
6%
6%
Other
Sources
10%
Sales to
Affiliates
19%
Institutional
Support
25%
Sales to
Affiliates
19%
undations
4%
Net
Tuition & Fees
71%
Individuals
37%
Net
Tuition & Fees
71%
Instructional
Services
62%
Unrestricted Revenues
For the year ended June 30, 2013
$ 16,873,949
$ 4,485,435
$ 2,261,756
Institutional Aid
Instructional Services
Institutional Support
Academic Support and Research
Institutional Aid
0%
0%
Student Services
Government
Government
$ 23,621,140
Grants
Grants
10%
Assistance
10%
Assistance
Government
Loans
27%
from LG
Affiliates Other
Sources
3%
10%
Government
Loans
27%
Sources of Development Revenue
For the year ended June 30, 2013
Other
63%
Corporations Foundations
4%
3%
900
600
455
300
0
05-06
695
300
06-07
0
455
750
695
1,375
1,143
927
900
540600
1,250
1,143
1200
Institutional
Support
25%
1,429
1,250
1,375
Institutional Aid
0%
Government
Grants
10%
927
750
$16,100
$151,688
$227,129
Inst
S
1,429
A
Government
Loans
27%
07-08
09-10
05-06 08-09
06-07
07-08 10-11
08-09 11-12
09-10 12-13
10-11 13-14
11-12
$408,668
12-13
13-14
School Years
Financial Report on operations for the year ended June 30, 2013.
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$ 20,187,649
from LG
Affiliates
3%
$13,751
540
School Years
Academic Suppo
and Research
7%
Net
Tuition & Fees
71%
37%
1200
$ 12,503,983
$ 5,109,309
$ 1,463,694
$ 1,110,663
Sales to
Affiliates
Private19%
Pay
60%
Private Pay
60%
Other
63%
Individuals
1500
Number of Students Enrolled
Number of Students Enrolled
Government
1500
56%
Instructional
Services
62%
Operating Expenses
For the year ended June 30, 2013
Net Tuition & Fees
Sales to Affiliates
Other Sources
Corporations
Foundations
Individuals
Government
Institutional
Support
25%
Other
63%
Private Pay
60%
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In Appreciation
The students attending the Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences thank each
individual, business and foundation for their support of health care education.
Each gift is an investment in our community’s health and gives our students the
opportunity to pursue their dream of a career in health care. Thank you!
$5,000 and above
Barley Snyder LLC
Ann C. & Emmett M. Cooper MD
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Margaret K. Shenk Trust
H & M Stager Trust
David Stoudt
Kenneth Stoudt
Trustmark Foundation
$1,000-$4,999
Anonymous
Nancy Arnold
Tracy & Carl E. Becker II
Beeman Family Foundation
Karen F. Flaherty-Oxler
Sharon Weiler Fritz ’74
Jim & Susan Gardina*
Kathleen A. Gray
Florence V. Hoffman
Andrew W. Koch MD
Jane Wallace Kohn ’54^
Keith R. & Barbara G. Kuhlengel
Lancaster County Workforce Investment Board
Susan Nunemacher Pichini ’78
Eileen K. & William J. Shaughnessy
Shenk Family Foundation
Mary Grace Simcox*
Kim Smith
Stoudt Advisors2
Robert M. & Katherine B. Troxell
Annotations
Michael W. & Celeste M. Van Belle
John R. Weaver
$500-$999
Tasia & James P. Argires MD
William F. & Joanna McLaughlin Bailes ’53^
John & Debbra Bartman ’07
Jackie Brinkman & Raymond A. Bures
Constance Corrigan*
Ann Marie G. & Michael W. Davis
Thomas E. Despard
Audrey Andrules & Timothy G. Dietrich Esq
Janet Edwards*
Faye Wenger Gelhard ’52
Mary Colleen Heil
Donna Heiser
Jean Martin Hershey ’79*
Caroline M. & Paul R. Hoffer
Harvey E. Hoffman
Charlene Hoover
David R. Keller Esq
Jodi G. & John A. Keller Sr.
Jeffrey D. Lobach Esq
Thomas & Maureen Morell
Overnight Office Incorporated
Theresa Pekala ’71
J. Carole & John T. Reed
Terri Rohrer Ridley ’80
Joy & Charles H. Rodenberger
Carla A. & Gerald W. Rothacker MD
Harry J. Rubin Esq
Chip & Audrey Sernyak
Arthur O. Shirk
Matthew Swatchick*
Elizabeth A. Todd
$250-$499
Robert E. Brader*
Voorhis C. & Mary Blouch Cantrell ’55^
Courtney & Jason Dennis
Lynn Gaisior Fantom ’88
Patsy H. Fasnacht*
Henry H. & Joan Reist Gibbel ’57
Victoria K. Graybeal
Jennifer E. Hassel ’13
C. Brooks & Ruth Moore Henderson ’47^
Sue Houck
Thomas Hulstine*
Jeffrey A. & Dianne Kindrew
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Kravitz
Terry & Melanie A. Lehman
Carolyn W. & Paul H. Ripple MD
W. Jeffery Sidebottom Esq
$100-$249
Louise A. Adams
James R. Adams
Melissa C. & Kevin W. Anderson
Elizabeth Ashley*
Dorothy S. & Glenn S. Banner
Ruth Kauffman Barnhart ’56^
Kenneth L. & Wilma Seaber Beard ’56^
M.R. & Fay Schlemm Beck ’46^
Lorraine & Robert C. Bell
Deborah A. Bendit
Sandra Baublitz Bevan ’57
Mary S. & Charles B. Blakinger
Nicole Bodoh-Jacobson
Glenn & Christine Bradley
John B. & Noel R. Brooks*
Marolyn S. Davenport
Candace & David Detweiler
Karen Dielmann*
Donald D. & Bernice Book Duvall ’58^
Lauren Edgell ’06*
Nancy J. Elliott ’09
Stephanie Ellis*
Wendell Esbenshade*
Mary Huboky Fetter ’97*
Rachel M. Fisher ’51^
Margaret S. Fisher
*College Employee ^Alumni Association Life Member
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Lena Cecilia Frennborn*
Jay R. Frey
Marilyn Gehringer
Donald Geiter
Gertrude Stoner Good ’66
Cheryl Vitacco Grab ’77*
Hamilton School PTO
Jane A. Harvey ’52^
Krista L. Hershey ’08
Hershey Resorts & Entertainment Company
J. Robert Hess
Kathleen Holben
Nancy A. Holtzapple
Nancy Mayer Hughes Esq
Dolores Wesley Jones ’56
Betty S. Jones
Judith Kachel
Susanne Leahy Kilmoyer ’67
Christina Kirchner
Carolyn J. Krombach
Scott F. Landis
Janet Horning Laudenslager ’53^
David J. Ledermann Esq
Penni* & Lyn Longenecker*
Kristina Lucia*
Paula Rajnik Mancini ’87*
John F. & Penne A. Marino ’94
Joanne & John Massey
William D. McCann
Pamela B. & Thomas McCartney
Jane E. & Stephen P. McCartney
Leanne McFalls ’10
Frances Gounley Messer ’74^
Joyce A. Meyer
Dolores A. Minchhoff*
Regina M. & Philip J. Mingle Jr.
Carol Bergstresser Moorehead ’41
Randy & Melanie Moyer
Ellene Murphy ’74
Paul B. Murray
Catherine R. Natarian
Betty Sensenig Nauman ’46
Kermit M. Norris
Arlene E. Overly
Cynthia K. & Kenneth E. Patton
Deborah Patton
Vickie Price*
Kevin Ray
Peggy K. Rosario*
Lisa A. Ruth-Sahd
Annotations
Peggy A. Schneebeli
Eric & Nancy Seeger
Arlene Snyder Shaffer ’46
John W. & Gail J. Sizer
Marian Brubaker Snavely ’49^
Lucille G. Steele
Brenda M. Stover ’72
June A. Stum ’60^
Paul E. & Patricia J. Thomas
Angela J. & David W. Wanner
Kathleen R. Warfel ’00
Donald H. & Beverly Autland Wimer ’54^
Kathryn Y. Wireback
Carol L. Woodstock & Carol L. Lewis
Edwin & Marjorie Miller Zimmerman ’69
Kristen D. Zulkosky*
$1-$99
Karlene A. Acker
Diane Adams*
Lisa Albert ’92*
Sharon Boyer Albright ’89
Elizabeth Walter Ames ’92
Joshua Anderson ’11
Brook A. & Kimberlee Hill Artz ’98
Judith Gensemer Bachman ’71
Mary Ellen Bachman
Joy Ann Palmatier Bailey ’66
Joan Fulton Baker ’69
Kevin Balsbaugh*
Daniel Robert Barber ’11
Karen Stouffer Barnhart ’93
Barbara Rhodes Beach ’75
Marilyn Stoltzfus Beam ’90
Nelleke Beats ’91
Philomena Behmer*
Gloria Beierschmitt ’95*
Debra McKinlay Bigler ’89
Mary Ann & Bill Bowers
M. Lavinia Landis Brackbill ’53^
Joyce Bragg ’11
Roberta Thomas Brandt ’53^
Johanna Bard Brinkman ’58^
Susan Wood Brouwers ’81
Robert Brubaker
Rachel Kraybill Brubaker ’49
Harold W. & Jean Fox Buch ’64^
Amy Buckley ’03
Joan L. & Michael R. Buckwalter
Karen E. Buehler-Probst ’93
Joan Harple Cameron ’54^
Holly Moore Carpenter ’81
Marie Cartwright
Susan Yeager Castagna ’83
Diana Wike Castor ’53^
Mary Ann Saylor Christopher ’68
Shannon Clark
Elizabeth Ann Clark ’12
E. Judy Frederiksen Coble ’63^
Toni Hook College ’95
Janice Neidigh Compton ’77
Melissa Robinson Craig ’03
Thomas M. & Teresa A. Cranston*
Lacey A. Crowl ’12
Michele Hudzick Crum ’84
Patricia McDivitt Cummings ’60
James L. & Betty Dague Cutler ’81
Mary Jane Powl Darrenkamp ’51^
Marsha Hartranft Davis ’71^
Gloria Moyer Davis ’61
Diane Unger DeAngelo ’90
Rosemary Landes Demackiewicz ’67
Ian J. & Erin N. Derstler ’12
Joyce Black Dickerson ’49^
Jennifer H. & David R. Dickinson
Carol Shaibley Diehl ’65^
Patricia Diehl ’75
Cynthia Diller ’97
M. Alice DuBree Diller ’41^
*College Employee ^Alumni Association Life Member
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JoAnn F. Dilloway
Wendy E. & James J. Donohue*
Kimberly Huegel Dougherty ’90
Thomas L. & Joanne Drybred Duke ’61^
Mary Ellen Groff Dula ’54
Deborah J. Dunn
James B. & Michelle Ferencz Echard ’91
Jon G. Echterling ’91
Tanya Roden Echterling ’91
Charlotte Eshelman Ehrlich ’51
Joan T. & Thorpe W. Ellis Sr
Katherine Snyder Ersoz ’04
Brenda Tennis Eshelman ’75^
Tracy Evans
Shirley Ament Fasolt ’52
Carol Barr Fickinger ’61^
Vicki Lyn Eberly Fitzgibbons ’97
Roger & Cheryl Hiltz Flury ’67
Pat Folkman
Jane Wiest Forney ’78
Donna Reeder Forney ’77
Fay D. Forst-Younger ’78
Nancy MacCauley Frey ’88
Regina Servansky Ganse ’72
Christina Max Gaul ’56^
Jill Hetrick Gerhart ’83
Jessica L. Good ’03
Melissa Trimble Gould ’78
Barry & Joan Landvater Goldstein ’66
Nancy Sprecker Groff ’69
Karen Kendall Guers ’74
Annie B. Haase ’10
Darlene Brubaker Habecker ’93
Annotations
Rebecca Eberly Hack ’87
Grace Keeport Haile ’65
Nan Brown Hancock ’76
Marnita Stoltzfus Hartline ’85
Grace Tompkins Hatton ’57
Lisa M. Heisey ’11
Sandra Kline Heisler ’69
F. Philip & Mary Beth Hellberg ’77
JoAnn Duffey Hendricks ’78*
Paulette Houser Henne ’63
Suellen Kiefer Hentz ’91
Kathryn Herr
Dorothy Rohrer Herr ’55
Patricia B. & John Herweh
Marianne E. Hess ’84
Christine Y. Hess
Erica R. Hess ’11
Lorraine M. Hess ’63^
Patricia A. Hilsher ’83
Robin L. Hodge ’81
Kim Rhodes Horton ’78
George W. & Ellen Anspach Hostetter ’66
G. Robert & Sally A. Hostetter ’03
Billie Jo Moyer Houtz ’94
Joan McGarvey Hovatter ’76
Rosemarie Sunday Inners ’70^
Sarah Weaver Jackson ’53
Jocelyn C. Johnson ’94
Nancy Nickel Johnson ’77
Lee Ann Johnson ’04*
Romaine Wilbar Jones ’48
Laurie Lease Jones ’85
Robert A. & Carol J. Kalenich
Eva C. Kauffman
Vera Stauffer Kauffman ’49
Gwendolyn Eash Kautz ’75
Constance T. Keares
Gladys Swartz Keener ’52^
Jennifer J. Keener ’99
Susan Reid Keiter ’89
Emma Blanck Kemmerline ’51
Danielle Nikolaus Kemmerly ’96
Elizabeth Stein Kinley ’81
Bernice Weaver Kissinger ’47^
Craig M. Klebsch ’91
Marie K. Kline ’71
Cynthia Kunkelman Kline ’68^
Judy Sammet Kline ’80
Sharon M. Knight ’69
Janet Schweizerhof Knipe ’79
Julianne Koehler ’88
Ellen Kohl ’83
Shannon Graybill Kreider ’99
Suzanne Cornwell Kreider ’86
M. Carolyn Boyd Kresge ’57
Linda Jeffries Laetz ’69
Sheri M. Lamparter ’03
Anna Mae Groff Landis ’50^
Annie Larkin Law ’50
Florence Rohrer Lee ’59
Shelley Williard Lenker ’83
Jessica R. Lipsett ’13
Donna Grissinger Locke ’77
Heather Myers Long ’97*
Lorie Shreiner Longabaugh ’87
Kelly S. Lynes ’93
*College Employee ^Alumni Association Life Member
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Lois Laine Lynn ’70
James A. MacKenzie ’09
Meghan MacNamara*
Scott Madison*
Beverly Palm Maharg ’73^
Pamela Williams Mailey ’81
Stacy Huber Marcello
Naomi Mohler Martin ’51^
Sherry Martin ’98
Linda Davis Martin ’62^
Lori Weaver Martin ’98
Paula Maser ’11
Frans & Dorothy Brown Mast ’60^
Thomas & Kathleen McGeehin
Thomas K. & Patricia Markley McGovern ’59^
Marilyn Leister McIntyre ’75^
Margaret McLaughlin
Michael P. McMahon ’08
Renu Mehrotra
Marian Miller Messick ’75^
Jill McGrady Messinger ’02
Connie M. Metzler ’87*
Gladys Nissley Metzler ’62
Jo Ann Hoxie Miller ’91
Ruth Hess Miller ’48
Sherry Trump Miller ’85
Jolene Mills ’05
Lorie Boll Mills ’80
Tanya Groner Morris ’00
Yolanda Moul ’05
Shirley Reed Muellen ’57^
Margaret Reinhardt Myers ’48^
Laura Staub Nace ’84
Marlo Messner Naylor ’94
Joseph W. Nichols ’94*
Pamela Anne Moleski Nichols ’95
Michelle Henry Nyamekye ’98
Diana Forney Nyman ’80
James M. & Melanie E. O’Connor
Lydia Olesh ’74
Dori Lehman Oneill ’79
David P. & Renee Mitterling Orris ’97
Lynne H. & Richard J. Palazzo
Linda Rauch Patrick ’77
Frances Patterson ’92
Mary L. & Roger D. Peterson MD
Connie Phillips ’09
Mary Phillips*
A. Lois Pierce*
Patricia Evanoski Plominski ’78
Malinda Umble Powell ’70
Shelba Feight Purtle ’72
Mary Quackenbos ’01
Annotations
Bernice Kornbau Ramsey ’62
Barbara Keener Reed ’55
Julianne Heim Reiner ’89
Susan Wissler Ressel ’74
Pamela Bushong Reth ’88
Kristine A. Reynolds ’87
Del-Rae C. Rice ’10
Debra McCullough Rice ’77
Rose Marie Rineer
Karen Wiener Robinson ’74
E. Marie Graham Rohlf ’47
Lisa Romberger ’92
Elizabeth Novak Root ’58
Sandra K. Roschel ’02
Tina M. Ross-Knapp ’86
Stacey Ruch*
Dorothy L. Rund
Robert C. & Barbara Ann Sharp Ruof ’58^
Gladys McGinnis Rutt ’48^
Jennifer Ryan ’11
Barbara Reese Sample ’54
Nancy K. Schlegel
Lesley Anne Nemeth Schmidt ’91
Elizabeth Streeper Schoonover ’81
Lisa Golembiewski Schultz ’86
Stefanie Schwalm*
Thomas & Sharon Scott
Sheree Ropecka Seben ’77
Denise Kalbach Sensenig ’76
Elizabeth Seaman Severson ’90
Suzann M. Shearer ’81
Linda Pugh Silverman ’75^
Kathryn H. & Richard John Simons Jr.
Thanit Siripakarn*
Anna Greenleaf Skiles ’54^
Karen L. Slotterback ’87
Doris Snyder Smith ’46^
Barbara Buckwalter Snyder ’67^
Linda Parmer Sperry ’68^
Cynthia Sadler Stermer ’79
Sue Ann Stoner Stoltzfus ’79
Kimberly Stoltzfus ’10
Phyllis Creswell Stone ’55^
Teresa Hohman Stoner ’88
Grace Brown Studlack ’61^
Doris Hutzler Swaim ’63^
Joyce Lutz Swarr ’70
Ruth Moreland Sweitzer ’54
June Kline Szabo ’48^
Shelia Charmaine Murphy Thomas ’64
Shelly Rhine Tice ’83
Amy Troyer*
Susan Frank & Amir Viskin
Stephanie Pearson Viti ’90
Jennifer Vuich ’09
Michelle Wissler Wallace ’90
Abbi-Lynn Jones Washington ’86
Denise Fritz Weachter ’98
Joan Yecker Weaver ’55^
Doris Denlinger Weaver ’61
Yvonne Lucille Weaver ’71
Beverly Shreiner Wert ’62
Krista A. Weir White ’86*
Cindy Crumling White ’68^
Nancy Glisson Wimer ’80
Rita Wise*
Dorothy Chandler Wissler ’59^
Marie Wood*
Cynthia Reber Wright ’98
Theresa Mellinger Yarnish ’99
Nancy Leed Zeamer ’78
Laurel Sener Ziegler ’79
Mary Leaman Zuniga ’62
Patricia Gilligan Zurad ’81
*College Employee ^Alumni Association Life Member
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can be used for Lancaster General Hospital, Women & Babies Hospital
Lancaster General Health Centers and Pavilions and owned practices.
2. #1364 for Lancaster General College of Nursing & Health Science – Non-Profit
PAID
Lancaster, PA
Permit #1481
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. Postage
PAID
Lancaster, PA
Permit #1364
410 North Lime
Street for Lancaster General Medical Group – Non-Profit
3. #1021
Lancaster, PA 17602 used for all LGMG practices, uncluding Urgent Care and Retail using the
words Lancaster General Medical Group in the first line of the return address.
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. Postage
PAID
Lancaster, PA
Permit #1021
4. # 596 for VNA Community Care Services – Non-Profit
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. Postage
PAID
Lancaster, PA
Permit #596
5. #250 for Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic – Non-Profit
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. Postage
PAID
Lancaster, PA
Permit #250
05/2012
Please note every attempt was made to list all donations received July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013. Any omissions or errors may be reported to the Development Office at (717) 544-5038.
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