Medcen Happenings Summer 2011

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The Auxiliary | CEO Roundtable | H.E.A.T. | Sell & Melton | Reindeer Run
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A Message from the President
The Auxiliary
Sell & Melton
Infinity Network Solutions
CEO Roundtable
Jay’s Hope
HEAT Supports Cancer Care
Olin H. Weaver Society
Callaway Society Party for the CCRI
New Callaway Society Members
The Young Professional Network
Planned Giving -Cambridge Garden
19th Annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
Frito-Lay
Medcen Community Health
Foundation Board of Trustees 2011
Officers
Ethel A. Cullinan, President and CEO
Danny Gibson, Chair
Scott Seigel, Vice Chair
Rhonda Perry, Corporate Treasurer
Kenneth Banks, Corporate Secretary
Trustees
Tim Andrews
Kent Baldschun
Gene Battles, MD
Louise Bryant, Ex Officio
Harriette Carter
Kenneth Clark, Ex Officio
Linda Clay, Ex Officio
John Draughon
J. Doug Dunwody
A. Don Faulk, FACHE, Ex Officio
Fred Gaton, MD
Bent Gay, RPh
Louis Goolsby, MD
Duke Groover
Cal Hays
Angela Hicks
Dottie Houser
Charlie Lanphier, Ex Officio
Craig Leachman, Ex Officio
James Manley
James McLendon
David Rozier
Warren Selby
R. Earl Smith
Jeff Thompson
Betty Treadwell, Ex Officio
Matilda Walker, Ex Officio
Pam White-Colbert
Thomas J. Wicker
Ethel A. Cullinan, Ph.D., FACHE, FAHP
CEO
Carolyn Mitchell
Executive Assistant
Debbie Schuchmann
Major Gifts and Planned Giving Officer
Ellen Terrell
Development Officer
Kathy Tolbert
Development Assistant, The Children’s Hospital
Shirley Tucker
Administrative Assistant
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SUMMER 2011
A message from the
president
For most of us it’s a lot easier to ask questions than it
is to answer them.
But in this edition of Medcen Happenings, quite the
opposite is true.
Our editorial team began each of these interviews with
a straightforward, five word question: How has cancer
touched you?
The answers, as varied as snowflakes, all reflect
personal and touching involvements. What connects
them, however, is each responder has taken inspiration
from their personal experiences to become a leader in
the Fund-Raising Campaign for the Comprehensive
Cancer & Research Institute at the Medical Center of
Central Georgia. Our patients, their families, our local
community and the state are all the better because of
the answers.
We are so proud of our donor and volunteer leaders
because without them this campaign would never be
possible much less successful.
Philanthropic leadership assumes many different
forms and styles; yet, it is unified by a shared vision
and a committed discipline to do what needs to be
done to make that vision a reality.
As you will read in the following pages that which
motivates our leaders varies from expertise, to
altruism, to sound business, to personal tributes, to
collegial experiences, to divine inspiration, to countless
permutations of some and all of the above. Whatever
the motivators, our leaders are always in the throes of
www.medcenfoundation.org what’s happening. They are not looking on from afar. They
are involved and they want to tell everyone who will listen
how and why they are involved. Hence, those who tell
their stories in this edition are making the Comprehensive
Cancer & Research Institute happen!
All the leaders featured understand how philanthropy
impacts lives now and for generations to come. They
identify ways to move around obstacles such as our
current economic climate. They have responded by
being even more generous, more committed and more
innovative, while always remaining focused on the
larger strategic plan of our Healthcare Community and
our Hospital-- to provide world class cancer care and
research close to home.
Our patients will no longer be required to travel long
distances to receive cancer treatments, access the most
current technologies or utilize research protocols.
Our leaders do not shy away from answering questions
and they enjoy telling their stories. They are good
communicators and great ambassadors. We are ever so
grateful for their commitment to this cause.
I invite you to read their responses and to be motivated by
their examples. I also reach out to ask: How has cancer
touched your life? I hope your answers will motivate you
to become philanthropic leaders as well.
- Ethel Cullinan
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The
Auxiliary
For over thirty years our amazing auxiliary has cared for
patients and families dealing with cancer. In the early
1980’s they raised the funds needed to build a Love and
Laughter Room, which is located on the 9th floor as part
of our Cancer Life Center. This room is a beautiful place for
families and friends to gather while caring for their loved
one.
In March of this year, the Auxiliary demonstrated their
desire to once again change lives by pledging $100,000
to the Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute
capital campaign. Matilda Walker, current President of
the Auxiliary states “There’s not a one of us volunteers
who has not been touched by cancer. We really wanted
to be involved in ensuring this Comprehensive Cancer &
Research Institute becomes a reality for the communities
and patients we serve.”
While volunteers can be traced back to the opening of
the Medical Center in 1895 (then known as The Macon
Hospital), the Auxiliary organization began in 1962.
Hundreds of volunteers donating thousands of hours each
year make our community hospital the best. 4
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Changing Lives Through
Advancing Cancer Care
By:Ellen terrell
On the floors, they give of their time and talents bringing
comfort and companionship to our patients while also
assisting hospital personnel with many non-clinical duties. One might wonder how they have also been able to donate
close to $2 million to ensure world-class care is provided
to the citizens of central Georgia. This began with the Pink
Pinafore Gift Shop which opened in 1963 and remained in
operation for 25 years. When the gift shop closed in 1988,
the Auxiliary took the items “on the road” via a gift cart
service which you will see up and down the hallways of the
hospital carrying snacks and small gift items to employees
and visitors alike. The Auxiliary also raises funds through
periodic uniform sales which they host at the hospital, and
last but not least, a long time tradition is oversight of the
program which takes our newborn babies first photo. On behalf of everyone in this community who has been
touched by the Auxiliary’s generosity and those who will
be touched by the Comprehensive Cancer & Research
Institute, we thank our auxilians for their service to the
Medical Center of Central Georgia and for their generous
gift to this project.
SUMMER 2011
John Draughon
Donates Major Gift to New Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute
By: Debbie Schuchmann
Sell & Melton, L.L.P. was formed in 1980
from the merger of two firms whose
histories date back as far as the 1930’s
and 1950’s, respectively. A common thread
running in their predecessor organizations
and in the current firm is a culture of
community involvement and philanthropy.
As such, because The Medical Center of
Central Georgia is the only not-for-profit
community hospital in Macon, over the
years Sell & Melton has chosen to support
several campaigns, thus ensuring top
quality healthcare is available to all patients
and families. The many contributions from
Sell & Melton range from smaller gifts
made in honor of an employee’s new child
to larger gifts designated for a particular
building campaign.
Visiting with this impressive group of
leaders, which included Mitchel P. House,
Jr., Ed S. Sell, III, John A. Draughon, Sr.,
R. Chix Miller, Julia H. Magda, Blake E.
Lisenby, and Aimee J. Hall (Jefferey B.
Hanson and Jon R. Hawk were unable to
attend), you could sense their sincerity and
concern about healthcare in Central and
South Georgia. Several of them were born
at The Medical Center, or have children
who were born at The Medical Center, and
all are familiar with the devastating effects
of a cancer diagnosis. For one it was a
first wife who had died from colon and
liver cancer and a father-in-law who died
of the same cancers. For another it was a
young client who had fought a long battle
with breast cancer. As each one present
reflected on family and friends who had or
have cancer, - a stillness seemed to come
over the room.
The conversation then took a brighter
turn as they began discussing the many
reasons they chose to give a major gift to
support the new Comprehensive Cancer
& Research Institute (CCRI). Hope was a
www.medcenfoundation.org driving force behind their decision; hope
that the CCRI will become a destination
for cancer treatment and even develop
a major league reputation such as the
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota or
even the legendary Packers in tiny Green
Bay, Michigan (both “major league”
organizations found in smaller cities).
While discussing the magnitude of this
effort, CCRI’s - affiliation with the University
of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) was
mentioned. Having a relationship with
UAB presents incredible advantages for
our patients and their families. Increased
access to clinical trials and second
opinions will be a tremendous boost to
the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Physicians and medical students alike will
have a direct line to the research being
conducted at UAB, which receives over
$150 million a year for research alone. This
level of research is far and above anything
The Medical Center has had in the past.
These attorneys all expressed a hope and
expectation for the future and economic
growth in our community. It’s a well known
fact that companies view the availability of
quality healthcare as a critical factor when
assessing communities for relocation and
expansion opportunities. Just by virtue
of adding new programs and services,
CCRI will attract the best and brightest
physicians, nurses, techs, and all other
necessary support staff, resulting in –
the “best and the brightest times three”
according to Ed Sell, III, who pointed out
the fact that a hospital is open 24/7/365,
necessitating three shifts of employees.
Additionally, patients undergoing cancer
care may have months of treatments
and procedures; their families and loved
ones will be with them and will eat at
our restaurants, purchase gas, use our
pharmacies, and stay in our hotels. This
activity can only lead to a positive impact
on our economy while we strive for
positive outcomes in cancer diagnosis and
treatment at CCRI.
Asked if there were anything else they would
like to say to other businesses considering
making a gift to the Comprehensive Cancer
& Research Institute, John Draughon, who
is serving his ninth year on the Board of
Trustees of the Medcen Foundation, stated
he would like to remind others of the real
value of philanthropic dollars. He went
on to explain that each dollar donated is
equal to twenty dollars saved in providing
goods and services. In other words, at a
5% operating margin, for the hospital to
net $1 million, its professionals would have
to deliver $20 million in services.
Our visit ended with the team expressing
their overwhelming trust in The Medical
Center as an anchor in our community.
They agreed it provides excellent
healthcare and echoed their commitment
to making it a premier hospital in the state
and the country.
Sincere thanks go to this unique group of
leaders at Sell & Melton for their gift and
for their belief in The Medical Center to
move forward even in the tough times. Their gift will make a huge impact on
many patients and families served in the
new Comprehensive Cancer & Research
Institute.
Please consider making your own
gift to the Comprehensive Cancer &
Research Institute.
You can contact
Debbie Schuchmann at 478/633-6151
or [email protected] to
discuss how you would like to give and/or
get involved with this exciting campaign to
change the face of cancer care in Central
and South Georgia forever.
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Technology to Transform Your Business
Joins Business &
Corporate Honor
Roll in Support for
Comprehensive
Cancer & Research
Institute
cutting-edge treatments will be a tremendous
benefit to those suffering with cancer. Not
only from the patient and family perspective,
but from a business perspective as well.”
Bright, energetic, focused ~ just a few words
which come to mind when thinking about
Robert C. Betzel, President & CEO and his
brother, Brian Betzel, Executive Vice President
of Sales and Marketing of their company,
Infinity Network Solutions, Inc. They are our
newest addition to the Business & Corporate
Honor Roll, the giving society which
recognizes those businesses who partner with
the Medical Center of Central Georgia with a
generous gift of $10,000, $25,000, or $50,000.
Other than his first child being born at the
Medical Center, one of Robert (Rob) Betzel’s
first encounters with the Medical Center
was as a guest at one of the Business &
Corporate Roundtables. Don Faulk, CEO of
Central Georgia Health Systems and The
Medical Center of Central Georgia spoke to
area leaders about the state of healthcare
at national and local levels. He also gave an
overview of the Hospital’s strategic plan and
top priorities. The meeting Rob attended
included information about plans for the
Institute. As Rob listened intently to these
plans, you could see the light go on as he
connected the dots between the importance
of highly advanced cancer care and the major
economic significance it will bring.
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Rob Betzel and
Brian Betzel
After a follow-up meeting with Rob, he
asked for more information regarding the
new facility. One just knew he was ready to
invest in something of this magnitude and
breadth. However, he wasn’t going to make
any commitments on behalf of his business
until meeting with his brother, Brian. Although
the two brothers don’t look too much alike,
they talk and sound very much alike and most
importantly, as business partners, they share a
vision and set of values for their business and
for the communities where they work.
This is where the Cancer Institute comes
into play. Committed to building a company
culture which supports the community in
which they live, work, and play, Rob and Brian
are excited about helping the Medical Center,
which will, according to Rob, “have an effect
on their family, their employees, and on the
local economy.” As they were sharing with me
their company philosophy and the benefits of
this alliance, they reflected on their employees,
some of whom have battled cancer. “We’ve
had employees who had to take off work for
months for treatments.” explains Rob, “Brian
and I have lived and breathed the acute stress
associated with often times, rigorous cancer
treatment plans. To have a facility in our own
community which can provide top quality,
So what is Infinity Network Solutions, Inc. and
what do they do? Rob started the business in
January 2000 in Milledgeville and Brian came
on board in August 2001 after graduating from
The University of Georgia. What they do, to
put it quite simply, is to offer full service IT
support. They design, install, and maintain
computer network systems for businesses. Their designs incorporate the need for
business continuity and a recovery process
for the organizations they serve. Rob and
Brian already have their 2012 plans in place
and continually look for ways to improve. When asked about their long-term goals, they
agreed it is to be the best IT organization in
Central Georgia. However, they were quick
to clarify they want to be the best for the
community, not just for themselves! How
refreshing is that?!
When asked what they would say to other local
and regional business leaders considering
making a gift to the Comprehensive Cancer
& Research Institute, the response from Rob
was instantaneous, “We’re responsible for our
own economic development. This Cancer
Center will have a huge impact on you, your
family, your employees ~ direct or indirect, I
feel strongly it will have a huge impact.”
If you would like to learn more about the
Institute or become involved, please contact
Debbie Schuchmann at 478/633-6151 or
[email protected].
SUMMER 2011
CEO Roundtable:
The Business Community, the
Medical Center of Central
Georgia, & Cancer Care
Think the Business Community, the Medical Center of Central
Georgia and Cancer Care don’t go together? Think again. According to the American Cancer Society, over 40,000 Georgians
will be newly diagnosed with Cancer this calendar year. Most
cancer therapies require multiple, consecutive days of treatment. Cancer patients usually require six to eight consecutive weeks of
radiation and/or chemotherapy. These treatments are emotionally
and physically taxing, making traveling distances and multiple
trips difficult. Standing among almost fifty business leaders,
including Mayor Robert Reichert, and welcoming them to our
most recent Business & Corporate Roundtable held on Tuesday,
August 30, 2011, it became very clear how business, the Hospital
and Cancer Care connect.
Attendees at the luncheon, featuring Don Faulk, CEO, Central
Georgia Health Systems and The Medical Center of Central
Georgia, and guest speaker, Warren Smedley, Executive Director,
University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Cancer Care Network,
engaged in conversations about the availability of Cancer Care.
Most of the attendees had experienced friends and employees
undergoing cancer treatments and were well aware of the time out
of work and distress associated with their care. After Mr. Faulk welcomed the group and reiterated the hospital’s
decision to build a Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute,
he introduced Mr. Smedley who provided an excellent overview
of the many benefits associated with the recently announced
formal affiliation between UAB and The Medical Center of Central
Georgia.
Mr. Smedley first addressed the question many have asked: Why
UAB? UAB has a 40 year history as a Comprehensive Cancer
Center. Since 1970, UAB has been Alabama’s primary clinical,
academic, and research center for cancer services. Almost
40 years ago,in 1972, the National Cancer Institute designated
UAB as one of the original 8 NCI designated Comprehensive
Cancer Centers. UAB is the only NCI designated Comprehensive
Cancer Center in the heart of the Deep South including Alabama,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, and South Carolina.
UAB has over 350 faculty members conducting research and
providing comprehensive cancer care, each on specific diseases. UAB receives over $150M in annual research funding.
www.medcenfoundation.org Mr. Smedley went on to explain the purpose of the affiliation is
to pursue high quality patient outcomes, promote optimal patient
satisfaction, to share best practices in cancer care, to collaborate
on cancer research and clinical trials, to promote early detection
and treatment and to keep patients close to home. It’s not hard to
figure out this partnership is a giant step for The Medical Center
and will have a vast impact on the local and regional economy as
patients will be able to access top quality first and second line
cancer care and therapies without having to travel long distances
separating them from family, work, and home.
If you’re still contemplating how the business community and
the community hospital connect, please keep in mind the quality
and availability of medical care are consistently among the top
reasons people rank a community as a desirable place to live. Our
business leaders know this to be true and many already support
The Medical Center through their membership in the Business &
Corporate Honor Roll, Medcen’s corporate giving society. They
understand the vital link between the success of their businesses
and having a healthy community hospital, one which continuously
strives to offer the best patient and family care possible.
Please contact Debbie Schuchmann at 478/633-6151 or
[email protected] for more information about
how your business can get involved with supporting the new
Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute of the Medical
Center of Central Georgia.
Guest Speaker Warren Sunedley, Executive Director, University of UAB Cancer
Care Network and Nancy White, RN, Director Oncology Services, MCCG.
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SUMMER 2011
H.E.A.T.
Supports Cancer Care
Close to Home and Much
More. By: Ellen Terrell
Last fall the Medical Center’s employee giving program, H.E.A.T. (Healthcare Employees
Achieving Tomorrow), raised over $1.6 million in its tri-annual campaign. $300,000 of
those funds have been pledged to the Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute.
Another portion of the funds raised through H.E.A.T. helps support local charities and
smaller hospital projects each year through a grant process. Any healthcare related,
not-for-profit agency can submit a grant application to the H.E.A.T. Trust Fund. As
you look through the list of grant awards below, you will notice that many of these are
focused on cancer care. Linda Clay, chair of the HEAT Committee states, “Fighting the
disease of cancer, which has taken so many of our friends and family, is the reason the
HEAT Trust Fund supports the organizations battling this horrible disease.”
I am so proud to know that my few dollars
along with those of other HEAT members have
purchased a car seat that saved a baby’s life,
made possible a class that steered a teenager
back to school, and offered special pillows
to help an asthmatic child sleep easier. I look
around CGHS and see HEAT projects in so
many places, a nursery expansion, a hospice
and so much more. It is exciting to know that I
have made a difference.
Patricia Dunaway, B.S. RT(R)(M)(QM)
Radiology Clinical Educator/QA Coordinator
Medical Center of Central Georgia
2011 HEAT Grant Recipients
Cancer WellFit Project
Central Georgia CASA
Georgia College ~ Cancer Wellness Program
Regional Perinatal Outreach
Mentors Project
Wesley Glen Ministries
Fund for Life ~ Family Life Ministries
Macon Volunteer Clinic
United in Pink (formerly Bunko for Breast Cancer)
Hospice of Central Georgia’s Sitters Program
Camp Fun and Fit
Skyler Bear Project
Heartworks Scholarships
Emergency Center Mental Health Activity Buckets
Jay’s Hope Foundation, Inc.
The Children’s Hospital’s Sibling Support in NICU
Respiratory ~ Reducing Allergens for Asthmatics
First Nurse First Book Project
Salvation Army
HEAT is organized and governed by a committee of approximately 50 employee volunteers representing all departments of
MCCG and a subset of that group sits on the Grant Allocation Committee. They diligently review the grants to ensure our
employee’s contributions are spent wisely.
In cooperation with the Medcen Community Health Foundation, HEAT continues to raise funds ensuring quality healthcare for
our community. For more information about HEAT or the grant allocation process, please contact Ellen Terrell at (478)633-7396
or [email protected].
Thank You H.E.A.T. Members !!!!
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Don and Merry Faulk
Recognizing Physicians for Outstanding
Leadership and Philanthropic Endeavors.
By: Ellen Terrell
Left to right: Dr. Fred Girton, Dr. Kalambur Panchapakesan, Dr. Naomi Kirman-Bey,
Dr. Delanor Doyle, and Mr. John Knowlton
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Gaton
Dr. Manmohan Gupta, Dr. Stefan Adair, Olga and Mitch Rodriguez, M.D.
Dr. Emory Johnson, Dr. Fred Schnell, Fran Kirsh and Wendy Johnson
The Olin H. Weaver Steering Committee hosted a party at the
beautiful home of Dr. and Mrs. Fred Gaton on October 5th. It
was a lovely evening and after a wonderful dinner, the guests
had an opportunity to view the Comprehensive Cancer &
Research Institute capital campaign video and hear an update
on the project from CEO, Don Faulk.
Joe Lavelle, Dr. Don Nakayama, Dr. Jim Cunningham
We would like to thank our physicians for changing lives. You
share your expertise, energies and personal resources to insure
our Hospital continues offering the highest quality healthcare
to the men, women and children of our community. A listing
of the Olin H. Weaver Society members can be found on page
24. If you would like more information on the Olin H. Weaver
Society, contact Dr. Fred Gaton, Chairman of the Olin H. Weaver
Steering Committee at 478-836-2819 or [email protected]
Pam Simpson and Dr. Kim Johnston
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Callaway Society Party
Ellen Terrell, Girard & Susan Jones, Dr.
Gene Battles
Laura Adams and Lucinda Thompson
Garry and Sue Fox
Mary Pat and Billy Monfort
Jill Hancock, Rinda Hamilton and Dr.
Amber Lawson
Karen and Randy Smith
Mary Shipley and John & Dottie Houser
Sally Draughon and Nancy Ford
...for the Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute
The Callaway Society hosted a party at the beautiful home of Karen and Randy Smith on August 30th. Nearly 100 guests were given
a preview of the Comprehensive Cancer & Research Institute which will touch and change lives through advanced cancer treatments,
technologies, research and education. On behalf of the many patients who will benefit from this cancer care, we thank Karen and Randy
for not only opening their home but for also becoming two of our newest Callaway Society members.
Sally McLemore, Danny & Terri Gibson
www.medcenfoundation.org Sue Sanda and Jimmy Goolsby
Tana & Warren Selby and Jeff & Nancy White
Tom and Debbie McEachern
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Don Faulk host Luncheon for New Major Gift Donors
By: Ellen Terrell
Don Faulk hosted an appreciation lunch on September 28th for our new
Callaway Society and Business and Corporate Honor Roll members. Everyone gathered in front of the Recognition Wall in the hospital’s main
lobby for photographs and then proceeded to the Weaver Boardroom for
a nice lunch. Members of the Callaway Society promote health, wellness
and hope, which are precious and valuable legacies. Thank you for your
charitable commitment to promote healthcare excellence in our community.
New Callaway Society Members unable to attend: Catherine Allarde, Linda Booze, Mr.
& Mrs. Ronnie D. Rollins, Dr. & Mrs. Jason Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Wilson, Angela Lewis
Glenda and Jim Bozeman
Judy Ware
Dr. Bill Tift
Dr. Bryan and Tiffiny Weidner
Brian Betzel with
Infinity Network Solutions
Mr Kenneth Clark
An entire listing of the Callaway Society can be found on page 21. For more information on the Callaway Society, please call Ellen Terrell at 478-633-7396 or [email protected]
The Young Professional NetworK
The Young Professional Network of The Greater Macon Chamber
of Commerce recently hosted an After Hours Event at The Children’s
Hospital at The Medical Center of Central Georgia. The event was
sponsored by Logan Persons Weaver, Butler Automotive Group, The
Trading Post and Mid Georgia Sales. There were over 50 people in
attendance to learn more about The Children’s Hospital and the direction
in which it is headed.
Don Faulk welcomed everyone and introduced Dr. Josh Glenn, one of
the newest Pediatric Surgeons. Dr. Glenn shared the amazing story of
Amare Walker. Early into her pregnancy, with Amare, Tyricia Walker, of
Macon, was sent to Dr. Mark Boddy, a fetal and maternal perinatologist
who specializes in high-risk pregnancy. Her situation was dire – the baby
maturing inside of her was growing, but with a large tumor the size of
his head attached to his neck. Because the tumor was growing along
with the baby, at 37 weeks, Tyricia delivered by cesarean section. With
baby and mother still attached via umbilical cord, an ex utero intrapartum
treatment (EXIT) procedure was performed by a team of subspecialists.
(Physicians that made up the team include ENT physicians, pediatric
surgeons, a neonatologist, perinatologist and pediatric radiologist.)
Immediately the baby had to have his airway secured because the
tumor was constricting his ability to breath. The baby was moved to the
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at The Children’s Hospital at The Medical
Center of Central Georgia to be stabilized. Within two days, pediatric
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surgeons removed the 13-ounce
tumor. Subsequent surgeries
have also been performed. Had
it not been for the expertise
of these subspecialists and
the services provided by The
Children’s Hospital and Women’s
Services at The Medical Center
of Central Georgia, Ms. Walker
and her baby, Amare, would have had to travel to hospitals in Boston or
Philadelphia for these complicated procedures. To share the ending of
this miraculous story, Amare was discharged home with mom and dad
on October 5th!
After Dr. Glenn shared the story of Amare, Nikki Paulk, Assistant Vice
President of Women’s and Children’s Services gave an update on The
Children’s Hospital. At the end of the event, guests were offered tours of
The Children’s Hospital, including our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, our
newly expanded Pediatric Critical Care Unit, and our General Pediatric
Unit. Many did take the opportunity to see firsthand what an amazing,
world class facility we have right here in our local community! It was a
wonderful event that helped build a bridge between local businesses and
The Children’s Hospital.
SUMMER 2011
Sybil Eastburn (seated center) and family
Wimberly Treadwell and Ashley Coplan
Planned Giving:
Cambridge Courtyard Garden
at Carlyle Place Becomes a Family Legacy
It’s easy sometimes to feel as if the term “legacy” is overused or
perhaps it seems a bit formal, but standing in the middle of a newly
landscaped garden with four generations of the same family brings the
term “legacy” to life. Have you thought of making a family legacy, one
which would serve others for generations to come? Of course there
are many ways to generate a family legacy. Some can be made to
have an immediate impact while others can be planned far in advance
through estate or planned giving. Both are vital to ensuring high quality
healthcare is available to all now and in the future. The recent legacy gift was one of an immediate nature. An investment
was made to give the Cambridge Courtyard Garden a “facelift.” There
are several means of designing a legacy gift for the Comprehensive
Cancer & Research Institute such as through your will, a trust, life
insurance policy, or by funding a life-income gift, such as a charitable
gift annuity. Just like planning a beautiful garden, you have to begin
long before planting season to know which plants you want to grow.
So it is with planning a deferred gift, a signature gift in which you add
stability and long-term funding to the CCRI (or any other service such
as Carlyle Place, The Children’s Hospital, the Luce Heart Institute, or
Pine Point Hospice of Central Georgia).
Seeing a dream turn to reality is a real privilege. Here is just a peek into
the events which led to the Cambridge Court Garden Legacy. Several
months ago, Ashley Coplan, granddaughter of Mrs. Sybil Eastburn,
resident at Carlyle Place, contacted Medcen Foundation asking if she
could make a donation to Cambridge Court Courtyard in order to add
some new plants and outdoor furniture and accessories. Happy to help her, we immediately met at the small garden connected to
Cambridge Court to begin planning for its revitalization. While walking
along a winding path, Ashley shared with me how she used to visit
her grandfather, Mr. Ray Eastburn, who was suffering from Alzheimer’s
disease, and she would lead him outside to this small garden where he
enjoyed the outdoors. The garden itself was nothing spectacular, but
it became very special to a granddaughter and her grandfather. Other
www.medcenfoundation.org Alzheimer’s patients would go too and soon they would look forward to
Ashley’s visits as well.
Mr. Eastburn is now deceased, but Ashley continues to visit her
grandmother. She became aware that the garden is in full view from her
grandmother’s room and she remembered how much the time spent
outdoors meant to her grandfather and the other residents. These fond
memories prompted her to want to ensure it became a place of rest,
peace, and pleasure for others in the future.
That she has done. With the help of her good friend, Wimberly
Treadwell, a licensed landscape architect, a plan was developed
and the actual planting was installed this past summer. The result
was a beautiful, peaceful garden planned especially for Alzheimer’s
patients. Filled with bright flowering plants, trees and bushes, it is
now a thriving garden. A beautiful urn turned into a fountain presides
in the center island, lantana attracts butterflies around the periphery,
and birdfeeders attract cardinals and chickadees. Naturally, there is
seating and a glider for residents; there are even planters available for
those residents who still like to plant for seasonal color.
It was a very proud moment for the family when longtime friend and
minister, Dr. Donald Key, closed the ceremony with a blessing on the
garden. Mrs. Eastburn can now look out on the garden, think of her
beloved husband and family, and know in her heart countless others
will enjoy walking the same shaded pathway, listening to peaceful
sounds of water softly gurgling, and smelling the blooms of the season.
Want to plan for leaving your own legacy for the new Comprehensive
Cancer & Research Institute or another project near and dear to your
heart, while helping The Medical Center of Central Georgia meet the
future needs of our patients and their families? Please contact Debbie
Schuchmann at 478/633-6151 or [email protected] to
schedule a time to discuss how to design a gift which will be of benefit
to you, your family and countless others.
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19th Annual
Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals
Broadcast
by: Kathy Tolbert
Each year, the first weekend in June, the Central
broadcast, will not only support these services, but
Georgia community comes together in support of
will also help purchase specific “wishlist” items used
a common cause—The Children’s Hospital at The
in pediatric surgery, the critical care units, as well
Medical Center of Central Georgia. This past June
as items used by the Child Life Specialists. One of
4th and 5th, the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
the “wishlist” items purchased was a Vein Viewer,
Broadcast hosted by 13 WMAZ, raised more than
a machine that illuminates the veins of the child so
$503,000 to help sick and injured children.
that when medical staff is trying to administer the
intra-venous needle, they number of times the child
The 19th Annual Broadcast highlighted both national
will be stuck is minimized.
and local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
sponsors and their fundraising achievements over the
As the Broadcast was coming to an end, and the tote
past year, but even more significantly, it showcased
board rolled over, the faces of sponsors, volunteers,
our local “miracle children,” their families, and the
and patient families beamed with pure joy and
extraordinary staff at The Children’s Hospital who
excitement, and the hosts’ faces were covered in
care for these patients on a daily basis. Tyler Langford,
pie, courtesy of our very own local miracle children! Maddie Grace Andres, and Jacob Hnatiak are just a
The many efforts of the past fundraising year gave
few of the thousands of miracles who have received
Central Georgians reason to celebrate long after the
outstanding medical care at The Children’s Hospital
Broadcast ended. The commitment and loyalty of
because of many Central Georgians’ generosity.
our community will continue to make The Children’s
Hospital at The Medical Center of Central Georgia a
As efforts continue to provide the highest quality
place where miracles happen! healthcare to this region by offering life-saving
services, the funds raised this year during the
Little lives depend on us and we depend on You!
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SUMMER 2011
Frito-Lay
by: Kathy Tolbert
What happens when a group of employees
the close of the first silent auction, Frito-Lay
work together and decide on a project that
employees had raised over $35,000 for The
will benefit their community? If you are
Children’s Hospital.
Frito-Lay, the answer was simple: an annual
fundraiser to benefit The Children’s Hospital. When it came time to start working on the
Many Frito-Lay employees could relate to
next silent auction, not only did Frito-Lay
The Children’s Hospital because they have
again go to local businesses, but this time
had children, friends or family members’
their vendors became involved. Donations
children utilize its services. They knew
for their silent auction have continued to
firsthand that their donations, both of time
increase and so has the participation from
and money, would make a difference. the employees. Now, over 90 percent
of
Frito-Lay
employees
support
the
The annual fundraiser began in 2008 as
silent auction, either by donating items,
an “employee yard sale” in the Frito-Lay
purchasing raffle tickets, bidding on items
hallways. The idea of a yard sale quickly
or by volunteering to help staff the auction.
evolved into a silent auction to which
employees were asked to donate items. In
To date, over $60,000 has been raised by
addition to those donations, Robin Otto,
Frito-Lay during its annual silent auction.
Human Resources Assistant, compiled a
When asked why her company continues
list of local businesses that would possibly
to support The Children’s Hospital, Robin
donate items for the silent auction. Several
said, “We choose to support The Children’s
employees went into the community to
Hospital every year because we believe in
solicit items and were surprised at how well
it. Our team members have been impacted
they were received. Not only did they have
directly and indirectly by the work done at
larger items for the silent auction, but they
The Children’s Hospital, and our Frito-Lay
also had a number of donations that would
‘family’ rallies around supporting each other
work well for a raffle. After all the donations
and the community in which we live.”
were collected, the Frito-Lay cafeteria was
How Can Your Organization/
Business Start an Annual
Event to Benefit The Children’s
Hospital?
1. Seek approval from
management
2. Get a group of employees
together to discuss what type of
fundraiser you would like to do.
3. Set a date when the event will
take place.
4. Make a timeline of what needs
to be done and who will be in
charge of each task.
5. Contact Kathy Tolbert at
The Children’s Hospital for
fundraising ideas or to help
answer any questions.
Contact Info:
transformed into a silent auction for three
Thanks to Frito-Lay, who is making a HUGE
478-633-7890 or
days, allowing time for all shift employees to
difference in the Central Georgia community.
[email protected]
view the auction items and place their bid. At
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Mercer Women’s Basketball
Mercer Women’s Basket Ball team decided they wanted to help
brighten the day for patients of The Children’s Hospital. As a
team project, they painted ceiling tiles for the patients’ rooms.
The tiles will bring many smiles to the patients and their families.

Walmart Employee paints a
child’s face to raise money
CMN Sponsors
2011-2012 Mercer Women’s Basketball Team
Miracle Treat Day

Gray Mayor Gus Wilson, Dairy Queen Manager
Brian Crosby & Gray County Commissoner
Preston Hawkins
On August 11th, all
Central
Georgia
Dairy
Queens came together for
the 6th Annual Miracle
Treat Day, benefiting The
Children’s Hospital. All
participating Dairy Queen
locations donated either a
portion of their proceeds or
the proceeds from every
Blizzard® sold to The
Children’s Hospital at The
Medical Center of Central
Georgia. Additionally, locations in Forsyth, Gray,
Byron and Log Cabin Dr. in
Macon came and passed
out Blizzards to staff,
patients and families in The
Children’s Hospital, so they
too could enjoy a tasty
treat!
 These past few
Darnay Tripp, WMAZ Sports
months were busy for many anchor makes a Blizzard on
Miracle Treat Day
of our local Children’s
Miracle Network Hospitals
national sponsors participating in their annual
CMN Icon Campaign. Many of the Children’s
Miracle Network Hospitals sponsors sell $1.00
balloon icons
during their
campaigns.
The best part
of these campaigns is that
the money
raised locally
Kroger Employees hold a book sale
stays right here
in Central Georgia!
Often, many of us think that our one dollar doesn’t
make a difference, or that the person behind us
will say yes. However, our dollars DO make a
difference for our Central Georgia kids! This past
spring/summer alone, our national Children’s
Miracle Network Hospitals sponsors raised over
$250,000 for The Children’s Hospital at The
Medical Center of Central Georgia! A BIG thank
you to the following sponsors: Walmart, Sam’s
Club, Publix, Kroger, Fred’s, Rite Aid, Credit Union
for Kids, Dairy Queen, Carmike Cinemas and Food
Lion. Also, a BIG thank you to the Central Georgia
community who continue to say “Yes” to buy those
dollar balloons! Because of our sponsors and our
donors, MIRACLES continue to happen at The
Children’s Hospital!
Children’s Hospital Patient Jose Perez enjoys
a Blizzard
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Share the Love this
Holiday Season,
CGR Team
Leah Marconi presents wagons to Kathy Tolbert
Kurobe Delegation

The Japanese delegation from our sister
city hospital in Kurobe, Japan visited
in September as part of our medical
exchange program. Pictured here
from left to right are Mr. Yoshida (YKK
Executive Sponsor), Ms. Nishimura
(Residency Coordinator), Ms. Ohta (CNO
of Kurobe City Hospital), Joe Lavelle, Dr.
Hiroshi Tsuji (Program Director), Don
Faulk, Ethel Cullinan, Dr. Lin (Past Ob/
Gyn Chairman and Exchange Program
Facilitator), and Dr. Delanor Doyle
(Program Coordinator).

Central
Georgia
Regional
Credit Union recently held a
staff team building retreat and
The Children’s Hospital was
the grateful recipient of their
team building exercise! The
employees were divided into
four teams and each team
had to assemble a wagon or
car. Employees learned how
to work together and better
communicate. Everyone came
together to support the patients
of The Children’s Hospital by
donating the wagons and cars
that were built at the retreat.
Honor a Family Member, Friend or Caregiver this
Holiday Season by joining Hospice Partners
Acknowledgements will be sent
www.medcenfoundation.org
HEAT members show off their new
caps and visors
HEAT Appreciation

The HEAT Committee held its annual
Summer Recognition Event this past
August, HEATing It Up, Cooling It Down. IMax
Missi Upshaw & Children’s Hospital patient
Jacob Hnatiak, along with Amstar Staff

IMAX ® and Southern Theatres Amstar 16 Macon celebrated
their Grand Opening with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, on
June 29, 2011. IMAX and Southern Theatres Amstar 16 made
a donation of $1,000 to The Children’s Hospital at The Medical
Center of Central Georgia in which proceeds will be used to bring
entertainment to the patients.
www.medcenfoundation.org HEAT
members
enjoyed
ice
cream
sandwiches, popsicles and fun and games. Each HEAT member was given a HEAT hat
or visor to help keep them cool! Thanks
HEAT members for your support!
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On behalf of the hospice patients and families we care for,
we would like to thank Richard Haskins and the Casino
Junket Club for naming Pine Pointe Hospice of Central
Georgia the beneficiary of the First Annual Mel Haskins
Memorial Golf Tournament.
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Losing a father to Cancer is one of the hardest
issues I have had to deal with in my adult life.
I will never forget the last time I went with my
father for what was going to be another round of
Chemo and to hear those dreaded words that there
was nothing else they could do but to call Hospice.
Overnight my world as I knew it stopped. After
a long battle, I was about to lose my friend, my
business partner my dad.
Richard Haskins, Owner
Casino Junket Club
SUMMER 2011
Upcoming
events
Share the Love this
Holiday Season,
make a gift in someone’s honor To The
Children’s Hospital Building Block Society
www.childrenshospitalmacon.org
To register visit
www.ReindeerRunMacon.com
or call 478-633-RUNN
20th Annual
Celebrity Classic
to benefit The Children’s Hospital
at the Medical Center of Central
Georgia
April 21-23, 2012
Idle Hour Country Club
The 20th Annual Celebrity Classic
begins Saturday evening with the Miracles & Milestones
Gala in the ballroom at the Idle Hour Country Club. On
Sunday, Butler Lexus will host the Celebrity/Sponsor
Par 3 Championship. The Celebrity Classic closes
with the golf tournament at Idle Hour Country Club on
Monday. For sponsorship opportunities, to purchase
Miracles & Milestones Gala tickets or more information,
contact Mike McCollum at 478-633-7686 or email
[email protected].
www.medcenfoundation.org Over 45,000 children are treated at
The Children’s Hospital each year,
regardless of the family’s ability to
pay. The Children’s Hospital relies on
donations to continue to provide the best
possible healthcare for Central Georgia
children close to home. You can help by
selecting CFC Code 10379.
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Thank You...
Signature Gifts
These philanthropists have made gifts or pledges of $5 million & Up (Visionaries), $1 million-$4.9 million (President’s
Club), $500,000-$999,999 (Diamond Circle), or $100,000-$499,999 (Platinum Patrons) to the Medcen Community Health
Foundation. Signature Gifts are the cornerstone that enables our medical staff to achieve world-class healthcare. Please
note some gifts may be cumulative.
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Peyton Anderson Foundation
The Georgia Farm Bureau Companies
W.T. Anderson Foundation
E.J. Grassmann Trust
Health South
GEICO
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
IKON Office Solutions
Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. “Buddy” Luce Jr.
Susan G. Komen For the Cure
The Medical Center of Central Georgia Auxiliary
NEXus Medical Group
Mr.* & Mrs. Benjamin G. Porter
DIAMOND CIRCLE
The James Hyde Porter Foundation
Mary W. Covey Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Selby, Jr.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. William H. Somers
Dr. & Mrs. Mufid Othman
SunTrust
Southern Pine Plantations Commercial Group
Reginald R. Trice *
Mrs. Joyce Walsh
PLATINUM
Mrs. A.H.S. Weaver
BB&T ♦ Comprehensive Cancer &
Research Institute
The Charles H. Jones Family Foundation
The Thomas C. Burke Foundation ♦ W.T. Anderson
Italics indicate new members
♦ indicates increased financial commitment
Infusion Center
The J. Bulow Campbell Foundation
* indicates deceased
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.
Cox Communications
Mr. & Mrs. A.V. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. A. Donald Faulk Jr.
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Thank You...
Callaway Society
These individuals have made gifts or pledges of $50,000 (Gold), $25,000 (Silver), or $10,000 (Bronze) to the Medcen
Community Health Foundation. Through their generous gifts, Callaway Society members ensure healthcare excellence
throughout the community.
Gold
Dr. & Mrs. Mirza W. Ahmed
Mrs. Louise C. Bryant
Mr. Karl Cartledge
Mr. Virgil E. Cooper Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Fellows
Mrs. Milton Heard Jr*
Dr. & Mrs. C. Emory Johnson Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Damon D. King
Dr. & Mrs. Alan D. Kirsh
Mr. & Mrs. John Ramsey
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Saitow
Silver
Dr. M. Sohail & Mrs. Shazia Akbar
Drs. Richard Ackermann & Hilary Ellwood Dr. Dennis Ashley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Bowen Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S. Burgess Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Marshall Butler
Mr. Marty & Mrs. Harriette Carter
Mr. Marvin J. Codden*
Mr. & Mrs. Lovick Corn
Drs. Neil & Ethel Cullinan
Mr. & Mrs. John Draughon
Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Drawdy
Mr. Joe & Mrs. Raena Evans
Dr. & Mrs. David J. Frolich
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gilstrap
Dr. & Mrs. Louis Goolsby
Dr. & Mrs. Frank B. Kelly
Kurobe City Hospital
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. McCook
Mr. Boo & Mrs. Rebecca McKelvey
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Murdock
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund E. Olson
Mr. Raymond A. Pippin
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Purcel
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Skilling
Bronze Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Abrams
Dr. Stefan R. Adair
Mr. & Mrs. V.J. Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Albertson
Ms. Catherine Allarde
Ms. Doris P. Anderson
Judge Lanier & Mrs. Nancy Anderson
Dr. Sharon Ash & Dr. David E. Burtner
Mr. & Mrs. William Avenel
Mr. Milton J. Avera III
Dr. Macram Marcus Ayoub
www.medcenfoundation.org Mr. Kent & Mrs. Susan Baldschun
Dr. Gene Battles
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Banks
Mr. Larry Barnett
Mr. Andres & Dr. Angela Barroso
Ms. Pamela Bartow
Mr. Carter & Mrs. Thayer Bates
Donna Bellamy
Dr. Donald B. Benton Jr.
Ms. Sallie Bersey
Dr. Arthur* and Mrs. Carol Besser
Mr. Richard & Mrs. Tracey Blalock
Dr. & Mrs. John M. Boltri
Mr. Ed & Mrs. Sandy Bond
Tamara G. Booth
Linda Booze
Mr. & Mrs. Brod Bourque
Mrs. Kathy Bowen
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Bowyer
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bozeman
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Brady
Dr. Alrick G. Brooks Dr. & Mrs. Norman J. Buka
Ms. Annette Bagley-Burnett
Mr. Chad & Mrs. Tracy Burton
Mr. Brad & Mrs. Cyndey Busbee
Ms. Martha Buxton
Dr. & Mrs. Angel R. Cancel
Ms. Nan Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Cassidy
Dr. & Mrs. James L. Cassidy Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Manuel S. Castresana
Dr. & Mrs. Paul W. Chandler
Dr. & Mrs. Dwain Christian
Mr. Kenneth B. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Calder B. Clay III
Ms. Callie Clegg
Mr. Frank* & Mrs. Barbara Clowers
Rebecca and Rallie Cogburn
Dr. & Mrs. David A. Cole
Mr. Roger & Mrs. Dawn Cole
Dr. Carol Collings
Mr. John D. Comer
Mr. Dave Cummings
Dr & Mrs. James M. Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cutright
Dr. Barbara J. Dalrymple
Dr. & Mrs. Martin L. Dalton
Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Barbara Ann Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. T. Lynn Davis Jr.
Dr. Yvette Davis-Smith
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Pat D’Errico
Dr. Kenneth Deaton & Dr. Stella Tsai
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dent
Mr. Dick & Mrs. Emily Dickey
Dr. Cayetano T. Dizon &
Dr. Grace T. Duque-Dizon
Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Odessa Dollar
Mr. John Dorhauer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Domingos
Dr. Delanor Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Dunwody VI
Mr. J. Doug & Mrs. Layne Dunwody
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Wanda Eaves
Dr. & Mrs. Gary Eddy
Mr. & Mrs. C. Brown Edwards Jr.
James Ray Edwards
Dr. & Mrs. David Elkon
Dr. & Mrs. Graham Erceg
Dr. & Mrs. Ellis W. Evans
Dr. & Mrs. Christian Ezekwueche
Ju’nita A. Falkenberg
Monika R. Foskey
Ms. Lesley H. Foulkes
Dr. & Mrs. Ron Freeman
Ms. Constance J. Galeazzo
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Galloway
Dr. & Mrs. Freddy Gaton
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Gibbons
Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Gilbert
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Girton
Dr. & Mrs. T. Franklin Glass
Dr. Arthur R. Gray
Mr. & Mrs. Tracy L. Gray
Mrs. Hannah M. Greene
Mr. Charlie* & Mrs. Martha Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Griffin
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Rick W. Griffin
Mr. Duke R. Groover & Dr. Catherine
Bomberger Groover
Dr. & Mrs. Mark E. Grossnickle
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Gwinner
Ms. Sherry C. Haizlip
Ms. Mary Haizlip
Michael G. Hajworonsky
Dr. & Mrs. Lee H. Hall
Ms. Dorothy A. Hallberg*
Ms. Ursula Holleman
Mr. Larry* & Mrs. Lavonne Harn
Dr. A. Kenneth Harper
Mr. Mike C. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Hart Jr.
Dr. Kenneth C. Henderson
Ms. Lawson M. Hill*
Ms. Patti C. Hill
Mrs. Rosecella Hill-Butler
Mr. & Mrs. L.G. Holloway
Mr. & Mrs. John Houser
Dr. Jian Jim Hua
Ms. Amanda Hudson
Dr. & Mrs. John A. Hudson
Ms. Amy Hussey
Ms. Cindy Hutcheson
Dr. Marcia B. & Mr. Stan Hutchinson
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Thank You...
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Imbrogno
Mr. Willie James Irwin
Dr. Michael Isley
Mr. & Mrs. George M. Israel III
Mr. & Mrs. Karim Jabr
Dr. & Mrs. Pravin K. Jain
Mr. & Mrs. Dugger Jamison
Jerry and Tracy Johns
Mr. George L. Johnson*
Ms. Joyce A. Johnson
Dr. Kim Johnston
Mr. Glen & Mrs. Janice Jones
Dr. Thomas C. & Mrs. Elizabeth Jones
Mr. Ralph Jordan
Mrs. Karen E. Harty Jump
Dr. Wynn Kallay
Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Keenan
Mr. Doyle & Mrs. Janis Kelly
Ms. Judy M. Kelley
Mr. Thomas C. Kellogg
Mr. Mike Ketterbaugh
Mr. Bob & Mrs. Carol Kimsey
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Koplin
Dr. William R. Lane
Mr. Jim & Mrs. Brenda Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lavelle
Ms. Cornelia Lawson
Angela T. Lewis - HEAT
Debbie & Jimbo Liipfert
Dr. & Mrs. T.J. Lin
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Lineberger
Mr. Truman D. Littleton
Mr. Lawrence W. Logue
Mrs. Kimberly F. Mancin
Dr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Mandel
Mrs. T. O. Marshall
Mr. William & Mrs. Usha Martin
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Matthews
Dr. Miles H. McDonald*
Mr.* & Mrs. Richard McEwen
Dr. & Mrs. Hugh McLaurin
Ms. Pamela McLendon
Mr. & Mrs. Marion McMillan
Mr. Elbert & Mrs. Lea McQueen
Mrs. Karen Johnson Minter
Mr. & Mrs. Madison O. Mock
Ms. Meryl J. Montgomery
Mr. & Mrs. Cleon Moore
Mr. Tom Morris
Ms. Laura D. Mullis
Dr. & Mrs. Don NakayamaThe Children’s Hospital
Mr. & Mrs. John Neel
Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Ilene Nicklas
Mr. Marvin A. & Mrs. Rachel Noles
Ms. Elizabeth G. O’Bry
Mr. Willie Odom
Dr. & Mrs. Obioha Okoro
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Andrea Olmer
Mr. Sam & Mrs. Debbie Orr
Dr. & Mrs. William Orr
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Parks
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Dr. Elizabeth Patrenos
Dr.& Mrs. Pat Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Patterson
Nikki and Matt Paulk
Ms. Judy C. Paull
Beth Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. Wright Peavy
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Perry
Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Pierce
Ms. Cynthia M. Poole
Nancy B. Prather
Mr. & Mrs. Brent S. Pyles
Ms. Veronica Raines
Kelly L. Register
Mr. John Reilly
Dr. Murray Relf
Mr. Jesse & Mrs. Suellen E. Richardson
Rebecca Roberts
Ms. Patricia Robinson
Dr. & Mrs. Joe Sam Robinson Jr.
Mr. Thomas Rockenbach, Jr.
Dr. Mitch and Olga Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Rogers Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie D. Rollins
Mr. & Mrs. Don Rosen
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rossi
Mrs. Jo Ann Rowland
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Saitow
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sams
Mr. & Mrs. Tom L. Sands
Joyce R. Schafer, PhD
Mr. Greg & Mrs. Debbie Schuchmann
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Schnell
Dr. & Mrs. J. Paul Seale
Judge & Mrs. William T. Self
Dr. Alvin “Swan” Sewell Ms. Denise W. Shoemaker
Mr. Wilson Sims
Mr. George Skene &
Mrs. Marilyn Lisenby Skene Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Slappey
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Slocum
Mr. Daniel Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Smith
Dr. & Mrs. James F. Smith Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Jason Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith – Comprehensive
Cancer Center & Research Institute
Drs. Felix & Bola Sogade
Dr. & Mrs. Maurice M. Solis
Mr. Jonathan Spedding
Mr. Roberto Springer
Dr. & Mrs. Sturla Stefansson
Mr. & Mrs. W. Asbury Stembridge Jr.
Mr. Mark A. & Mrs. Deborah W. Stevens
Ms. Barbara J. Stickel
Dr. & Mrs. L. Daniel Strawn
Mrs. Connie King Styons
The S.V. Tarabadkar Family
Ellen & Dave Terrell
Ms. Kathy L. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Thompson
Dr. & Mrs. William Lee Tift –
The Children’s Hospital
Ms. Amy E. Todd
Mr. Mark W. Traugh
Dr. & Mrs. T.W. Treadwell Jr.
Dr. Chris & Mrs. Lisa Troup
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tyson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vaden
Mr. John & Mrs. Donna Vasquez
Ms. Darlene Vaughan
Mr. John Paul Wade
Mr. Carroll & Mrs. Marianna Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ware-Comprehensive
Cancer Center & Research Institute
Ms. Crystal Watkins
Mr. Andy & Mrs. Louise Watson
Mr. David Watson
Dr. Bryan & Mrs. Tiffiny Weidner –
Drs. Edward & Roberta Weintraut
Mr. Billy & Mrs. Amy Wells
Mrs. Robin C. White
Mr. Ernie & Mrs. Kim Whitley
Ms. Yvonne C. Wiggins
Mr. Fred A. Williams
Dr. & Mrs. Howard J. Williams Jr.
Dr. R.S. Williams
Eric & Cindy Wilson –
Ms. Penny Windham
Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Sandy Wolfe
Mr. Eddie & Mrs. Donna Wood
Mrs. Lois C. Wrenn
Mr. David Zuver*
Italics indicate new members
♦ indicates increased financial
commitment
* indicates deceased
Central Georgia is our home and we
want to ensure the best healthcare is
right here close to home for our family,
friends and entire community.
Callaway Society Members
SUMMER 2011
Business
Thank You...
& Corporate Honor Roll
The Business & Corporate Honor Roll recognizes businesses that partner with the Hospital through the Foundation
with gifts at the Gold ($50,000), Silver ($25,000), and Bronze Levels ($10,000) over a three-year period. Below are the
businesses who have pledged their support. New members and their gift designations are indicated in italics.
Gold Level
Anonymous
Patricia Stewart Burgess
Foundation
Cherokee Brick & Tile
Diabetes Treatment Centers of
America
Dry Branch Kaolin Company
Frito Lay ♦ The Children’s Hospital
Greene Sawtell Foundation
George E. Hatcher, Jr. and Ann
Williams Hatcher Foundation
Georgia Power
KOHLS
LOGOS
Macon Iron & Paper Stock
Company
MaconPower
Renfroe Family Foundation
The Medical Center of Central
Georgia Retirees’ Association
Sell & Melton
The Tull Charitable Foundation
Nell Warren and William Simpson
Elkin Foundation
Silver Level
13WMAZ
American Cancer Society
AtlanticSouthern Bank
Bank South
BellSouth
Mary Allen Lindsay Branan
Foundation
Burgess Pigment Company
Capital City Bank
Community Foundation of Central
Georgia
Conditioned Air, Inc.
Cornerstone Communities
Data Supplies
Ernst & Young
Anonymous
Fickling Family Foundation
www.medcenfoundation.org Healthcare Central Georgia
Jelks, McLees & Boggs
Kaplan-Walker
McDonnell Douglas
Medtronic
Radiology Associates
Southern Office Concepts
Teneco Packaging, Inc.
Warren Associates
Zarks’ Family Foundation
Bronze Level
The Armstrong Foundation
The Barham-Calhoun Foundation
Baldschun, Cable & Jones, LLC
Belk Matthews
Bibb Collection Services
Blue Circle Concrete
Butler Auto Dealership Group
Central Bank of Georgia
Cerner Corporation
Cherokee National Life Insurance
Company
Children’s Oncology Group
Chris R. Sheridan, Co.
Constangy, Brooks, LLP
Crawford County Board of
Commissioners
R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation,
Inc.
Dunlap-Williamson Foundation,
Inc.
Eli Lilly and Company
Fickling Family Foundation
Flint Energies Foundation, Inc.
Georgia Association of Physician
Assistants
Geotechnical & Environmental
Consultants, Inc.
Graves Pharmacy
Greene & Associates, Inc.
Hays Services, LLC
India Benton Lesser Foundation
Infinity Network Solutions, Inc.
♦ Comprehensive Cancer &
Research Institute
International City School of Ballet
JC Penney Company, Inc.
Jay & Associates
Jones Automatic Sprinkler, Inc.
Keebler Company
Macon Occupational Medicine
Mattie H. Marshall Foundation
NationsBank
Newland Family Foundation
Patton, Albertson & Miller, LLC
PepsiCo Foundation
Pfizer, Inc.
Piedmont Construction Group
Roberta Giant Mart, Inc.
Samuel T. Mercer Foundation
Security Bank
Smiley’s Markets & Malls, Inc.
STAT Medical of Georgia
The Summit Group
SYNTHES Spine
Triangle Chemical Company
Emily B. Walker Trust
W. L. Amos Sr. Foundation, Inc.
Waites & Foshee Insurance Group
Virgil P. Warren Family Foundation
Wilkinson Kaolin Association
Williams & Associates
Women’s Specialty Care
Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals
♦ indicates increased financial
commitment
(Some gifts may be cumulative.)
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Thank You...
Olin H. Weaver Society
The Olin H. Weaver Society was created for physicians who philanthropically support the
Medical Center of Central Georgia through the Medcen Community Health Foundation.
Lifetime Membership ~ $50,000
Callaway Society Level ~ $10,000
Annual Membership Level ~$1,000
Lifetime Members
Mirza Ahmed, MD
Emory Johnson, MD
Alan Kirsh, MD
Mufid Othman, MD
William H. Somers, MD
Alex H. S. Weaver, MD*
Callaway Members
Richard Ackermann, MD
Stefan Adair, MD
Sohail Akbar, MD
Sharon Ash, MD
Dennis Ashley, MD
Angela Barroso, MD
John Boltri, MD
Catherine Bomberger Groover, MD
Frank Bowyer, MD
Alrick G. Brooks, MD
Kenneth Deaton, MD
Cayetano T. Dizon, MD
Delanor Doyle, M.D.
Gary Eddy, MD
Hillary Ellwood, MD
Graham W. Erceg, MD
David Frolich, MD
Freddy Gaton, MD
Fred Girton, MD
Frank Glass, MD
Louis Goolsby, MD
Arthur Gray, MD
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Ralph Griffin, MD
Lee Hall, MD
Robert Ham, MD
Steven A. House, MD
Jian J. Hua, MD
Marcia Hutchinson, MD
Michael Isley, MD
Kim Johnston, MD
Thomas Jones, MD
Wynn Kallay, MD
Frank Kelly, M.D.
Harold Paul Katner, MD
William Lane, MD
Ken McDonald, MD
Miles McDonald, MD*
Hugh McLaurin, MD
Obioha Okoro, MD
Edgar H. Pierce, MD
Mitch Rodriquez, MD
Frederick M. Schnell, MD
J. Paul Seale, MD
Alvin D. Sewell, MD
Vincent Skilling, MD
James F. Smith Jr., MD
Jason Smith, MD
Felix Sogade, MD
Oscar Spivey, MD
Loy D. Strawn, MD
Sanjiwan Tarabadkar, MD
William Lee Tift, MD
Bryan Weidner, MD
Roberta Weintraut, MD
Howard J. Williams, MD
Annual Membership
Roberta Andrews, MD
Margaret C. Boltja, MD
Bruce Burns, MD
Edward Clark, MD
David Cohen, MD
Nannette Crowley, MD
Dr. Ela J. Engineer
Manmohan Gupta, MD
David Kent, MD
* Indicates deceased
SUMMER 2011
Thank You...
Heritage Circle
The Heritage Circle was established to honor and recognize those thoughtful individuals and families who include a gift to
the Medcen Community Health Foundation for the Hospital in their wills and estate plans to ensure a lasting legacy for future
generations. New members and their gift designations are listed in italics.
Mr. Donald Adams*
Ms. Betty Luthi *
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll A. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. V.J. Adams Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCook Jr.
Ms. Evelyn W. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Albertson
Ms. Peggie McMillan
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Walsh
Mr. Robert * & Mrs. Kay Allen
Mr. J. Patrick Meyer Jr.
Mr. David J. Zuver *
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Banks
Dr. & Mrs. Norman C. Moore
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Besser
Mr. & Mrs. R. Thomas Olmer Jr.
Mr. Kenneth Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund E. Olson
Mr. Marvin J. Coddon *
Dr. & Mrs. Mufid A. Othman
Anonymous
Mr. W. Harold & Mrs. Eloise Parady
Drs. Neil & Ethel Cullinan
Mr. & Mrs. Wright Peavy
Ms. Emily Dornhart *
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Dunwody VI
Mr. Charles R. Jr. &
Mr. & Mrs. A. Donald Faulk Jr.
Mrs. Louise M. Pettis *
Mr. & Mrs. William O. Faulkner
Mr. Raymond A. Pippin
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Freeman
Anonymous
Mr.* & Mrs. E. J. Fried
Mr. & Mrs. Albert P. Reichert
Ms. Patsy G. Fried
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Rogers Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gilstrap
Joyce Schafer, Ph.D.
Dr. Louis & Mrs. Kay Goolsby
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Skilling
Mr. Maurice & Mrs. Gay Gwinner
Mrs. Robert W. Smith
Mrs. Milton Heard Jr.*
Dr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Spivey
Dr. Ken C. Henderson
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Spivey
Mr. Robert E. Herndon
Ms. Lynn Stafford
Mrs. R. J. Hooper
Ms. Barbara J. Stickel
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Stuart Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Damon D. King
Mr. Philip R. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Lineberger
Ms. Emily Turner
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Vaden
www.medcenfoundation.org *Deceased
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Thank You...
Community Supporters
AREA OF GREATEST NEED
Ascend Specialty Pharmacy Solutions (SXC)
COMPREHENSIVE CANCER & RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
Ajitkumar A. Patel
HOSPICE OF CENTRAL GEORGIA
Casino Junket Club
First Evangelical Church
($1,250 to $9,999)
W. T. ANDERSON INFUSION CENTER
Torre Lavelle
THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
Frito Lay
Friends of the Foundation
CARLYLE PLACE
Ms. Ethel M. Cornett
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ginaldi
Macon Civic Club Show
Mr. Paul Tyson
Well Wishers
CARLYLE PLACE LIBRARY FUND
Mrs. Leora Kingery Clark
Mrs. Martha McEwen
Mrs. Mildred McGoldrick
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer F. Meadors
Ms. Leslie Morris
Mrs. Muriel H. Nathan
Mrs. Nancy Roberts
Ms. Rachel Speicher
DIABETES FUND
Ms. Gwendolyn Riggins
Ms. Danna D. McClammy
Mr. Jim & Mrs. Judy Pierce
Georgia Association of School
Nurses
Ms. Lisa Floyd
Ms. Aida Linda M. Martinez
Ms. Nicole J. Narsing
Ms. Judy W. Kitchings
Ms. Tracy A. Knott
Mrs. Francine Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Clay C. Stephenson
Dr. and Mrs. J. Terrell Pope
Pilot Club of Jones County
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Georgia Strawberry Festival
IHS Inc.
GEICO
(Under $500)
MAGNET FUND
Zoll Lifecor Corporation
INSTITUTE
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Sams, Jr.
($500 - $1249)
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Draughon
Cherokee National Life Insurance
Junior League of Macon, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. Churchwell
Mr. C.R. Grant
S & S Cafeterias
Mr. David Derriso
Trading Post Moving and Storage
Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan
Ms. Carolyn J. Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Dykes
Mrs. Diane Hadden
Ms. Laura H. Sullivan
Ms. Ada Hicks
Pinehill United Methodist Church
Madhava V. Sathi
Ms. Lisa Branzetti
Hutchings Career Center
Macon Communications, Inc.
Ms. Kristin N. Ellis
Mr. Borderick D. Foster
Ms. Candace K. Adams
Ms. Eileen A. Blitz
Ms. Amy E. Clower
Mr. Simon Dixon
Macon State College
Mr. Christopher Greene
Ms. Kim M. Odens
Ms. Melanie S. Thompson
Gifts made June 1, 2011 - September 30, 2011
Ms. Shirley J. Brown
Terry A. McClellan
Ms. Marie K. Toler
Ms. Amanda R. Larson
Mr. Wesley S. Savant
Tara Maddox
Mr. Carswell H. Patterson
Bryna Morgan
Mr. Randy Leinart
Ms. Johnna Daniels
Ms. Brandi N. Rainey
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Martin
Mr. Justin C. Hill
Ms. Laura M. Jones
Ms. Angela Flanders
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Crook
Jennifer Ramsey
Ms. Beth Woodard
Mr. Daniel Watkins
Ms. Melissa Pecorilli
Ms. Susan M. Horan
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin
Ms. Yvette Raphael
Ms. Jonathan Hadfield
Mr. Danny Myers
Ms. Julie Allen
Ms. Holly Groce
Mr. Thomas McGehee
SUMMER 2011
Thank You...
Honorariums
AREA OF GREATEST NEED
Bold indicates person being honored.
Dr. Ethel Cullinan
CENTER
Mrs. Betty Sweet Simmons
Blair K. Train
Ms. Joyce Schafer, PhD
Jean Snow Cutright
Marlyn Trawick
Michelle Wescott
Donna Dominy
Simmons Charitable Trust
CARLYLE PLACE LIBRARY FUND
John Hiscox
Charles Pettis
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stinson
INSTITUTE
Donna Dominy
Joyce Schafer, PhD
John Hiscox
Joyce Schafer, PhD
Blair K. Train
Joyce Schafer, PhD
Marlyn Trawick
Joyce Schafer, PhD
Share the Love this
Holiday Season,
Honor a Family Member, Friend or Co-worker this Holiday Season by
joining the Cancer Champions. Acknowledgements will be sent
Kenneth B. Banks
Mr. and Mrs. Marion P. Gilbert
William Thatcher Magda
Sell & Melton, L.L.P.
Bryan and Missi Upshaw
Mr. Joe C. & Mrs. Patricia P. Upshaw
www.medcenfoundation.org www.medcenfoundation .org
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Memorials
Area of Greatest Need
Rodney Brown
Mrs. Katherine Oliver
Bold indicates persons memorialized.
Charles B. Hollis
Drs. Neil and Ethel Cullinan
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gwinner
Eleanor G. Hurley
Carlyle Place Administration & Staff
CARLYLE PLACE
Walter L. Bell
Dr. and Mrs. William W. Orr
Arthur “Al” L. Lankford
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Thomson
James W. Bradley
Amelia B. Mahone
Louis W. Dougherty
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rosen
Alice Sheridan
Branch E. Duncan
Dr. and Mrs. William W. Orr
Tiny Smaha
Ms. Tracie Jenkins
Robert Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stinson
William C. Speidel
Elizabeth Fuller-Gary
Carlyle Place Administration & Staff
Joan Glasgow
Dr. and Mrs. Minor C. Vernon
THE CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL
Esther Harris
Ms. Rachel Speicher
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Thomson
Medcen Happenings
COMPREHENSIVE
CANCER & RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
Ms. Doris P. Anderson
Patsy Hampton
Ms. Rachel Speicher
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Irene W. Spague
Jean Snow Cutright
Missi and Bryan Upshaw
Ms. and Mr. Julie C. Groce
Mrs. Patricia C. Brewer
Idle Hour Golf and Country Club
Mrs. Deborah D. McMichael
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hix
Ms. Linda L. Sutton
Ms. Jean P. Willard
Joann Gioscio
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Bootle Jr.
Betty Meadows
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Banks
Kris “Happy” Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Marc T. Treadwell
Sara E. Morrison
Dr. William W. Orr and Mrs. Gloria Orr
Summer Neel
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Banks
Geraldine P. Scarbary
Ms. Dollie K. Haynes
Olimpia Sosa
Southern Mutual Church Insurance
Company
Anne Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Ream, III
Brittney Watts
Dr. and Mrs. Alan D. Kirsh
James “Bo” Berg
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fickling, Jr.
GEORGIA HEART CENTER
Linda Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Harbuck
William T. Cato
Mr. Kenneth B. and Mrs. Martie Banks
SUMMER 2011
HOSPICE OF CENTRAL
GEORGIA
Blake Coker
Ms. Evelyn Livingston
Carlton E. Barkley
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin
Sammons Insurance, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis L. McKinney
Robbie Crapps
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Croft
Robert Batchelor
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Espy
Carol F. Bauer
Clean Control Corporation
Ms. Shirley B. Lancaster
Larry Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Almon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Cruthoff
Ms. Carol E. Sagro
Ms. Deborah R. Levine
F. D. Bradford
The Honorable and Mrs. Robert F.
Hershner, Jr.
Ms. Carolyn H. Train
James W. Bradley
Carlyle Place
Mark Bruck
Mr. W. Brian Callihan
Ms. Judy P. Batchelor
Howard Carmean
Joseph H. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Hall
June Casteel
Mr. Douglas E. & Mrs. Garrett
Mr. & Mrs. Randall C. Tidwell
Ms. Ann Black
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Cowher
Ruth Clements
Mrs. Opal S. Slappey
Ms. Carolyn C. Goree
www.medcenfoundation.org Pat Creamer
Pete DeMichiel
Beatrice Dickey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bell
Jane Doris
Lillian Shelnutt
Louis Dougherty
Carlyle Place
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Sheffield
Julian Dumas
Ms. Margie Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Brewster
Mr. Sam H. & Mrs. Kay H.Hollis
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Waldrep
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sykes
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Bomar
Marilyn M. Feininger
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Niedner
Lucille Fowler
YKK, Inc. National Manufacturing
Center
Tom Fuchs
SOMAX, Inc.
Ms. Sue Myrick
Ms. Marlene K. Reisinger
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Price
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Robinson
Ms. Harriet R. Jardine
Ms. Jessie F. Moinuddin
Ms. Sara S. Ham
Hundur, Ltd.
Rehab Potential, LLC
Faye Garner
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Massengale
Major Larry King
Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Pope
George Geddy
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lang
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Plaisance
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Brown
East Coast Sailing Association
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hiner
Mr. and Ms. George E. Monroe
Grumpy Ole Sailors
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Barret
James J. Gilbert
Ms. Peggy A. O’Reilly
Ms. Peggy Barbour
Martha Jo Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Prince
William Grossnickle
Medical Center Of Central Georgia
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Frolich
Dr. Ericha R. Benshoff and Mr.
Malcolm Davis
Susan E. Grubbs
Ms. Ann B. Hatton
Wanda Haguewood
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Roupe
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memorials, continued:
Evelyn Hardaway
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Sell III
Ms. Betty M. O’Neal
Mr. and Mrs. Al Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Williard Lasseter
Mr. and Mrs. Young Trammell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hardaway
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Benedik
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hutto
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Riendeau
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. William Marbut
Mr. Vernon O’Neal
Esther Harris
Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Smaha
Ruby Harris
HoBart Builders, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Andrews
Mrs. and Mrs. Ben F. Williams
Ms. Coressa V. Hornsby
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Salsman
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peebles
Ms. Berta E. Morton
Mr. E. Lowry Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Roach
Taylor Harris
Tracy Weldon
Myra Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Harbuck
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Holder
First Baptist Church of Butler - Alex
Davis SS Class
Stephen Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Bishop
James Jackson
Mr. Jerry Mobley
Social Security Macon Office
Anne Johnson
Ms. Vivian Skipper
Martha M. Windham
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson
Teresa L. Johnson
Hospital Specialists, P.C.
Ms. Fay Matthews
Sandy Kelly
The Big House Foundation, Inc.
Colony Bank of Houston County
Robbie Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Barnes
Steve A. Land
Jimmy McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morgan
Eleanor B. Mallard
Mr. Ralph H. Stokes
Mrs. Talmadge L. Deason
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Abney
Ms. Jacquelyn G. Archer
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Whorton
Mr & Mrs. Joel E. Burns
William “Bill” Manning
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sherrard
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pennock
Mr. and Mrs. Devard O. Hammond
Mr. John David Lindholm
Harry T. Mason
Lionel Smith LTD
Eleanor G. Hurley
Ms. Harriotte W. Hurley
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Mark Massengale
Randall-Reilly Publishing Co., LLC
Daniel W. McCoy
Robert G. Aldrich, DDS
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ross
Richard O’Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Chesser
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Daniel
Johnny Oglesby
Lt. C. and Mrs. Daniel Morgan
Reba Osborne
Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Scott
Helen M. Park
The Gables on Forsyth, LLC
Lynette Yandle S. Patterson
Ms. Harriet R. Jardine
Ms. Jessie F. Moinuddin
James A. Peacock
Mrs. Julie A. Landino
G. Bruce Peterson
Ms. Pamela Peterson
Mrs. Becky Dreggors
Ms. Wynella W. Martin
Ms. Karen Horton
Mr. Robert E. Peterson
Claud D. Pope
Dr. and Mrs. J. Terrell Pope
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Sams
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Edenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart D. Deloach
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Garland
Mr. Roy R. Kelly Jr.
SUMMER 2011
Robert L. Porter
Ms. Rebecca Sallee
Community Foundation of Central
Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. T. Baldwin Martin, Jr
Mrs. Vesta Porter
Mr. Larry W. Moore
Ms. Gloria M. Wynn
Ms. Vivian E. McElroy
American Pride Bank
Ms. Jacqueline L. Loyd
Ms. Dara Povlot
George and Kathleen Heck
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Carey T. Rutland
Ms. Lois B. Lantz
Myrtice Raffield
Ms. Mildred C. Amboso
Tracie Robinson
Advocacy Resource Center
Shirley Roobin
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Edwards
Dr. Amber Lawson
Mrs. Muriel H. Nathan
Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer F. Meadors
Covington Square Home Owners Assn
Eleanor Sandrock
Ms. Sandra M. Smith
Patricia L. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cranford
www.medcenfoundation.org Burke “Beau” L. Slocumb
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. McKay, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Deaton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Russell Hilburn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Sowell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Wood, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Aziz Saber
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell
Raymond Smith
Mr. Richard D. Owens
Harold Sullivan
Ms. Janet Cork
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terrell
Peggy L. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ellison
Ms. Linda Miller
Kelly P. Swafford
Double Eagle Associates, LLC
Martha A. Altman
Richard Tyson
Ms. Kay O. Buchanan
Mr. Marvin D. Mathis
Ms. Julie G. Musolf
Jo Veal
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Deaton, Jr.
Phil Walden
Joann Wellborn
YKK, Inc. National Manufacturing
Center
Virginia Wilder
Mr & Mrs. James D. Everett
Margarita A. Woodhall
Wellstar Health System
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klatte
Morris Young
James E. Tyler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chanin
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Bateman
Ms. Helen S. Bowie
Dr. and Mrs. S. Douglas Katz
Mr. and Ms. Darryl Jones
Gem Cleaners
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hill
Mr. Sam Darden
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Streng
Mrs. Jane D. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd R. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ross
Ms. Janet K. Collins
Dr. Lisa Moore
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Special Events
2010 Celebrity Classic
Aon Corporation
Macon Occupational Medicine, LLC.
Cerner Corporation
Bibb Collection Services
BLC Hardwood Flooring
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Cutright
Primary Pediatrics of Macon, PC
CB&T
1842 Inn
Mr. Preston J. & Mrs. Angela C.
Dennard
IBM
2010 Casino Night
American International Movers
2010 Making Miracle Happen
for Kids Golf Tournament
Perry Country Club
Clark and Nancy Joiner
Reindeer Run
BLC Hardwood Flooring
Robins Federal Credit Union
Sibley Heart Center Cardiology
Secure Health Plans of GA., LLC
Constangy, Brooks , LLP
2012 Mercer University Dance
Marathon
Francar’s Inc.
2011 Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals
Broadcast
One Time Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Whitley
Dr. and Ms. Lowell L. Clark
Mr. Stan and Dr. Marcia B. Hutchinson
Boo and Rebecca McKelvey
Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Bowyer
Mrs. Barbara Clowers
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lavelle
Mr. and Mrs. Billy L. Wells, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Imbrogno
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Olmer, Jr.
Mr. William & Mrs. Rhea Avenel
Judith and Patrick Danford
Mr.& Mrs. Bill L. Wells, Sr.
Mr. Paul Tyson
Mr. Alan W. McDougal
Mr. Dennis J. Varga
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Holman
Deborah and Richard Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Reaves
Ms. Christa Loyd
Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Ream, III
Leila and James Burney
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Ryals
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Beck, Sr.
Ms. Alice Smith
Mr. Ed Ness
Robin Pierson
Mr. Ray Burdick
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cook
Mr. Raymond Timley
Mrs. Thomas M. Gassett
Borum Used Cars
Ms. Susie Gardner
Ms. Karen Hancock
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Mr. Randy Shaw
Mr. David Thompson
Mr. Barkwell E. Rowland
Ms. Peggy A. O’Reilly
Mr. Chris E. Westbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sierak
Ms. Joyce Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Young
Ms. Donna Wilcher
Mr. Dale F. McGoldrick
Mr. Wayne Etheridge
Mr. Nathaniel Mobley
Mr. and Mrs. Connie W. Smith, Sr.
Tucker & Tucker Realty
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Martin
Mr. Brian Austin
Ms. Nina Gutierrez
Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Parker
Mr. Joe H. Prince
Mr. Charles H. Santiago
Ms. Jada Sharp
Ducts Unlimited, Inc.
Ms. Patsy Slade
Ms. Frances Horton
Ms. Sherry L. Ballew
Mr. Norris Bedgood
Ms. Sarah H. Honeycutt
Midway Prayer Breakfast
Ms. Mary Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hays
Ms. Sarah A. Thompson
Ms. Eloise L. Wood
Ms. Clydie Ditterline
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore, Jr.
Ms. Toni Copeland
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Spivey
Jolene and Horace Barfield
Cannon Auto Sales, Inc.
Ms. Deborah K. Thompson
Mr. Ronnie Cooper
Jeff and Lucy Dudley
Mr. Lloyd Lambright
Mr. and Mrs. G. Shirley Myers
Ms. Brooke B. Windham
Ms. Judy Allen
Mr. Stephen Cook and Robin Cook
Warner Hendrix
Mr. Larry S. & Mrs. Lynda S. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Seredick
Mr. John M. & Mrs. Linda L. Dokey
Ms. Gail Harrison
Ms. Carol Harshman
Mr. John E. Jordan, Jr.
Mrs. Angie Herndon
Don and Pam Andres
Mrs. Ethel Beard
Mr. Zach Dean
Ms. Sandra C. Graham
Mr. John McDonald
Ms. Connie Norrington
Jerry and Vicky Osborne
Ms. Chong S. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pounds
Mr. William Shaw
Ms. Carol H. Smith
Ms. Kathryn Stears
Stephens Diner
SUMMER 2011
Ms. Heather E. Visker
Mrs. Ruthie Wiley
Bobby and Fay Worth
Mr. and Mrs. Glynn M. Hooks
Ms. Joyce Turner
Mr. Charlie E. Graham
Mr. Ben Kay
Ms. Peggy Prosser
Ms. Betty Griffin
Ms. Cathaleen Traylor
Ms. Bernice L. Broadus
Mr. David L. Durham, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCook
Ms. Martha B. Sauls
Ms. Darlene Holleman
Ms. Shirley Hudson
Ms. Peggy B. Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Haley
Ms. Tammy Boyd
Marion Bradley
Sofia Agape Elpis, Inc.
Ms. Dorothy Brown
Delia Sneed
Ms. Amy Kasel
Ms. Irene Ruff
Ms. Danette Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Moore
Ms. Alice Moore
Mr. Marvin Adam
Mr. Ben Allen
American Defense Group, Inc.
Mr. William Arent
Mr. Maynard Barlow
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Braswell
Ms. Denise Brown
Ms. N. Elizabeth Brown
Ms. Juanita Carter
Ms. Janice F. Chubbuck
Mr. Carl Conner
Ms. Betty DeGarmo
Dixie Fabrication, LLC
Mr. Macpherson Erhenede
Ms. Ann Harmin
Ms. Mattie James
Mr. Brian Jones
Pat Jones
Kelly & Co
www.medcenfoundation.org Emmett and Ruth McEachern
Ms. Judy Milner
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Nolan
Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Norman
Ms. Betty S. Northenor
Ms. Frances Pierce
Wayne and Diane Pittman
Ms. Edna S. Powell
Ms. Maggi Pruitt
Mr. Joseph W. Ray
Ms. Dorothy Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Seymour
Ms. Carolyn Sinyard
Ms. Rita F. Talbert
Mr. Danny Thornton
Ms. Debra Turner
Mr. James Turner
Ms. Cheryl M. Warren
Ms. Irene Washington
White Well Drilling Co.
Ms. Ann Williams
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Williams
Ms. Leslie Kitchens
Ms. Brenda C. Porter
Ms. Martha Brown
Ms. Lealer Dugger
Mrs. Nell S. Joseph
Ms. Tina Hawkins
Mr. George W. Thistlewood
Ms. Kathryn Ward
Ms. Wanda Gordon
Mr. Anthony S. Johnson
Ms. Tracy L. Mallory
Mr. and Mrs. Felton Mobley
Barbara and Ken Scarborough
Mrs. Lynda Williams
Dr. Paul Avenel
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Bentley
Ms. Doris Braswell
Ms. Teresa J. Bridges
Mr. and Mrs. David Carnegie
Mr. Walter Carswell
Mrs. Marie Cofer
Ms. Hilda Cook
Ms. Fannie Corbin
Ms. Carleen Darsey
Ms. Bessie M. Dinkins
Ms. Marquerite L. Farley
Ms. Caroline Frye
Mrs. Louise Goolsby
Ms. Angie D. Graham
Ms. Patricia T. Graham
Ms. Teresa Green
Ms. Susan Hiddon
Mr. Joe Hood
Mr. Felisher Jackson
Ms. Wanda Johnson
Ms. Brandy Lyles
Ms. Judy Mathis
Ms. Rena Moore
Ms. Pam Selph
Ms. Elizabeth Shaw
Ms. Virginia Shew
Ms. Kathy Smallwood
Ms. Susan Smith
Ms. Dena V. Snow
Ms. Erica Squires
Ms. Daisy Stewart
Mr. Roger A. Stripling
Gerald Trimble
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wagner
Ms. Madison Warren
Mason Lodge 461
Ms. Jeannie Wells
Ms. Kesia West
Ms. Susie A. Williams
Ms. Belinda Wood
Ms. Cheryl P. Gray
Ms. Linda Clay
Ms. Patricia J. Miller
Ms. Susan Taggert
Mr. Christopher Atkinson
Mr. John L. Cooper
Ms. Vickie L. Giddens
Ms. Sheria Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn E. McKnight
Mr. Ernest Gibson
Mr. Jerry C. Shelton
Ms. Anne Davison
Ms. Elizabeth J. Davison
Ms. Maria Jordan
Mr. Adam Kilks
Ms. Kathy Aaron
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Special events continued:
Ms. Sandra Aphon
Ms. Mildred S. Belflower
Ms. Nichole Bell
Ms. Martha E. Benoit
Ms. Melenda Boyd
Ms. Joel Brooks
Ms. Mae Brooks
Mr. Thadeus Chambliss
Ms. Louise Chatman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Churchwell
Ms. Donna Coneway
Ms. Dezonna Ethridge
Ms. Merlene Faulk
Ms. Amy Finkler
Ms. Valerie Fluellen
Ms. Julia Freeman
Mr. James Gore
Ms. Diane Habersham
Ms. Carolyn S. Hall
Ms. Marilyn B. Hill
Ms. Wanda Hillman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hogg
Mr. Charles B. Hollis
Aid Houston
Ms. Shermariya Hurst
Mr. Martin Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Jolley
Mr. David Jones
Ms. Nancy Keller
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lee
Mr. Charles Lepley
Ms. Idea Mays
Ms. Terri Moore
Ms. Brenda Peacock
Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson
Mr. Melton Rozier
Mr. Michael Salter
Ms. Wendy R. Salter
Brantley Scott
Ms. Coretta Scott
Mr. Saul Seabrooks
Ms. Penny Smith
Ms. Marry N. Whipple-Harris
Ms. Dionne Willis
Mr. John Andres
Ms. Sherry Arline
Mr. Robert Bodge
Mr. Earl Collins
Ms. Melissa Cusimano
Ms. Deidra Grier
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Ms. Shirley Hall
Ms. Shelda Jefson
Ms. Joanie Luense
Avery Massey
Ms. Carol Phelan
Mr. James Prue
Ms. Crystal Scott
Mr. Bryan Thompson
Ms. Laura Wallace
Ms. Robin Willisord
Mrs. W.A. Defoe
Ms. Carolyn Herdnett
Ms. Tora Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McGhee
Ms. Nancy K. Styer
Ms. Cynthia Whitehead
Ms. Vivian Jones
Mr. Napoleon Lindsey
Mr. Murry Miles
Ms. Amber Stevens
Ms. Crystal Higgins
Ms. Rebecca McIntosh
Ms. Deborah K. Thompson
2011 Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals
Broadcast
Monthly Donors
Mr. and Ms. Milt Schmidt
Mr. C.R. Grant
Ms. Azalia H. Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Les Jones
Ms. Annie M. Broadus
Ms. Anjanette Rumney
Ms. Tina S. Saiani
Mr. James Henderson
Ms. Peggy Hodge
Mrs. Cheryl A. Rainey and Mr. Raiford
Rainey
Ms. Jane F. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sierak
Ms. Dell Moore
Ms. Beth Crumpton
Mr. and Mrs. Les Salter
Mr. Scott Little and Ms. Tabitha Little
Mr. Wayne Etheridge
Mr. and Mrs. Connie W. Smith, Sr.
Ms. Evelyn Patterson
Ms. Laura H. Sullivan
Ms. Caroline R. Sanders
Ms. Donna Colwell
Ms. Diane Johnson
Mr. Carl Neathery
Mr. Stephen Cook and Robin Cook
Ms. Crystal Martin
Ms. Cynthia Fort
Mr. Joseph Norman
Mr. Cortez Flagg
Ms. Jessica Trotter
Mr. Willie Burney Sr.
Ms. Connie Norrington
Mrs. Paulette Gore
Ms. Alice A. Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Samson
Ms.Carolyn Couch
Ms. Betty Dupree
Ms. Denise Hutto
Ms. Trina Moore
Mr. Malcom Thomas
Mr. Willie Vance
Ms. Beverly Vinson
Ms. Connie Wallace
Ms. Kay Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCook
Mr. Dennis Indelicato
Mr. Matt Garvin
Ms. Whitney Cox
Ms. Amy Kasel
Ms. Elizabeth Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lamb
Mr. Clyve Evans
Ms. Dollie Howard
Mr. Richard Howard
Josh and Heather Perez
Ms. Dorothy Sanders
Ms. Carrie Stagner
Ms. Martha Brown
Ms. Viola Yates
Ms. Megan Cramer
Ms. Kathryn Ward
Ms. Donna Turner
Ms. Dianne E. Carmichael
Ms. Glenda Edwards
Ms. Wanda Gordon
Mr. Anthony S. Johnson
Ms. Melissa Marconi
Lee Rogers
Barbara and Ken Scarborough
Ms. Cari Wainio
SUMMER 2011
Ms. Harriet Felts
Mr. Stan Richardson
Ms. Emily Hill
Ms. Brenda Keen
Ms. Susan Taggert
Mr. Christopher Atkinson
Ms. Catherine Gainey
Ms. Jessica Lewis
Ms. Bonnie Hall
Stars over Macon Ball
Platinum Sponsors
Casino Junket Club
Mr. Mike Ketterbaugh
Giving
Opportunities
Signature Gifts
The cornerstone of a capital campaign project or at any
level of a development program these gifts start at $50,000
and come with an opportunity to honor the family or
corporate name.
Gold Sponsor
Dr. Kim W. Johnston
Silver Sponsors
BB&T
Central Georgia Cancer Care
Shelley Davidson and Jeff Lehman
Dermatologic Surgery Specialists
Dr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Evans
GEICO
IKON Office Solutions
Internal Medicine Associates-Dr. Roberta Andrews
Ken’s
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kirsh
NBP Engineers, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Sheridan
Dr. L. and Dr. M. Cavaliere
Dr. and Mrs. Azmi Kabbani
Dr. and Mrs. James Sim
DeMichael Construction Company
The Greater Macon Chapter of USA Dance
Paul Harpin
Dr. Billie Luke Jackson
Charles H. Jones Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. David Kalish
Dr. Teresa Luhrs
L. E. Schwartz & Son, Inc.
Scott’s Pharmacy
Vein Specialists of the South and Spa Medical
McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co.
The Callaway Society
Callaway Society Members support Medcen Capital
Campaigns with gifts from $10,000 to $50,000.
Business & Corporate Honor Roll
Businesses that support Hospital needs through financial
commitment from $10,000 to $50,000 are recognized on
the Business & Corporate Honor Roll.
The Heritage Circle
The Heritage Circle recognizes those who donate to
Medcen through estate gifts.
The Olin H. Weaver Society
Named for The Medical Center of Central Georgia’s first
doctor, this giving club was established for
physician giving.
H.E.A.T. (Healthcare Employees
Achieving Tomorrow)
Employees of the Medical Center of Central Georgia and
Central Georgia Health System can support the hospital
through payroll deducted gifts.
Sylvia Bond Nursing Society
The mission of the society is to prepare professional nurses
to collaborate, lead, and promote excellence in healthcare.
Tribute Gifts
Honor, remember, or celebrate a friend or loved one with a
tribute to them.
www.medcenfoundation.org Gifts made June 1, 2011 - September 30, 2011
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858 High Street
Macon, GA 31201
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