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Charlottesville Free Clinic
marks 20th anniversary:
a co-founder’s reflections on 20 years of the CFC
By Dr. Mohan M. Nadkarni
TABLE OF CONTENTS
20th Anniversary
Twenty-one years ago, when Dr. Paul DeMarco and I first conceived of the Charlottesville Free
Clinic, we had no idea that it would exist 20 years later. The notion that uninsured patients deserved
access to excellent medical care fit in with the political momentum of the time around the Clinton
administration’s health care reform proposals. We thought that surely the CFC would only need to
exist for a few years at most.
When we started, our motto was actually “health care for people outside the system,” and we
were seen as somewhat radical. 20 years later, it’s interesting to reflect on what has changed and
what hasn’t.
What has changed:
Our location. The CFC started out on the
first floor of the dormant MacGregor Motors
building, an old auto showroom on West Main
Street that we renovated with donated designs
and supplies. 20 years later, we have our own
administrative offices, pharmacy and dental
suite, and we share a medical suite and patient
waiting rooms through our partnership with the
Charlottesville/Albemarle Health Department.
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From the Executive Director
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Volunteer Match Grant 4
Dental Hygiene Day
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New Nutrition Program 5
Pharmacy Consults 5
Staff Stuffers
5
Quit Smoking Charlottesville
6
Online with the CFC
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Benefit Concert
7
Donor Lists Golf Tournament 8-11
back cover
This year the Charlottesville Free Clinic‘s
Inside of CFC in its original location in the old
MacGregor Motors building on West Main Street.
The needs of our patients. When we started,
most of the patients we saw needed a single acute care visit for resolvable problems. 20 years
later, the majority of our patients have multiple chronic illnesses like diabetes, heart disease and
depression, requiring specialty care and many medicines.
annual fundraising concert will once
again feature Bonnie Raitt, with special
guest Mavis Staples. See page 7.
The breadth and depth of medical and dental services. During our first few years, CFC volunteers
provided primary medical care services. 20 years later, the CFC is the main entry point for uninsured
patients into the more traditional health care system. We provide basic primary care services
including continuity of care with a dedicated full-time nurse practitioner, specialty services on site and
through local health care specialists, primary care through the Physician Partners Network, physical
therapy, limited mental health services, wellness programs like diabetes support groups and quit
smoking classes, interpreter services, laboratory, radiology and pathology services, mammograms
and annual gynecological exams, as well as dental services for acute and chronic problems.
The pharmacy. In the early years of the clinic, we dispensed a small number of mostly donated
medications to CFC patients. 20 years later, we have a licensed on-site pharmacy that dispenses
more than 31,000 prescription medications annually.
Continued on page 3
SPRING 2012
CFC BOARD OF
DIRECTORS 2012
Carolyn Engelhard, MPA, Chair
Amy Black, MSN, RN, Vice Chair
Todd Cabell, Secretary
Ray Murphy, Treasurer
Perri Rush Brown
Steve Burns
Trish Cluff
Scheline Crutchfield
Tom Daniel, MD
Cynnie Davis, LCSW
Holly Edwards, RN, MEd
Anne Hooff
Joe Kayser
Elliot Kuida
Sean Miller
Ray Mishler
Mohan Nadkarni, MD
John Owen, Jr., MD
Lilian Peake, MD, MPH
Gloria Rockhold, MA
Leonard Sandridge
Janet Silvester, RPh, MBA, FASHP
Sonjia Smith
David Swett, DDS
CFC STAFF
Erika Viccellio, MEd,
Executive Director
Letisia Allen, Patient Services Coordinator
Jean Burke, Receptionist
Barrie Gleason Carveth, FNP,
CFC Nurse Practitioner
Anne Cressin, Director of
Dental Operations
Kathryn Sims Cross, Development Director, House Call Editor
Kelly Durkin, Development & Operations Assistant
Judy Eppard, Dental Office Coordinator
Conrad Jenkins, DDS, CFC Dentist
Ben Minehart, Pharmacy Coordinator
Yoshie Perez, Patient Services Coordinator
Daniel Vacendak, DDS, CFC Dentist
Carolyn Wilson, Dental Assistant
Christine Worsham, RN, MHA,
Patient Care Manager
Laura Young, Director of Clinic Operations
Dear Friend of the Free Clinic:
I feel certain I am writing a letter that was never anticipated
when the Charlottesville Free Clinic (CFC) was founded 20
years ago. Not only do we exist 15 years beyond the 5 years
that the founding board thought we would be needed, we
are positioning ourselves for significant growth to meet the
incredible demand for our services. Even with health care reform
From the
back on the table for the first time since our inception in 1992,
ambitious plans are underway for increased dental and medical
Charlottesville
services to respond to our patients’ needs and our donors’
investment in us to provide those services.
Free Clinic
In some sense it seems strange to celebrate 20 years as
Executive
we’ve always hoped that the need for free clinics would go
away. Instead, we find that the CFC is part of the fabric of our
Director —
community’s health care system and the fact is that we are vital
and seemingly irreplaceable. The celebration is that through the
Erika Viccellio
CFC the community has created a health care safety net held
fast by local doctors, dental students, pharmacists, retirees,
undergraduate students, individual donors, nurses, dental
hygienists, foundations, local businesses, city and county government and dentists. We’ve grown
from one open door at our first clinic on West Main Street to a network of open doors throughout
the community. Our partnerships with the Charlottesville/Albemarle Health Department, Martha
Jefferson Hospital and the UVA Health System are supported by a consortium of local medical and
dental practices, businesses and other health-and-human-service agencies.
On the occasion of our 20th Anniversary we feel particularly indebted to everyone who has
gotten us to this point. Starting with an anniversary party in April and concluding with opening our
doors to the community in September, during 2012 the CFC will bring together and recognize our
many supporters to say thanks and to renew our commitment to engage the community to provide
many open doors to our neighbors in need.
A bittersweet celebration occurred at the end of 2011 when we honored the service of several
board members whose terms had been fulfilled and who have been pivotal to our successes: Wendy
Brown, Karen Maughan, Bruce Murray, Susan Payne and Skip Platt. Many of them had been involved
for most of the existence of the CFC and have left an indelible mark on our history. We are pleased
to be welcoming Cynnie Davis, Holly Edwards and Gloria Rockhold to the CFC board of directors
and will properly introduce them in our next issue of House Call.
CHARLOTTESVILLE FREE CLINIC
1138 Rose Hill Drive, Suite 200
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Medical Clinic 434.296.5525
Dental Clinic 434.972.6233
Administrative Office 434.295.0008
[email protected]
www.cvillefreeclinic.org
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CFC Board of Directors 2011. Front row (from left): Dr. Karen Maughan, Skip Platt, Bruce Murray, Susan Payne and
Wendy Brown. 2nd Row: Sean Miller, Carolyn Engelhard, Sonjia Smith, Janet Silvester, Joe Kayser and Dr. John
Owen. Back Row: Ray Murphy, Dr. Tom Daniel, Dr. Mo Nadkarni, Amy Black, Elliot Kuida, Scheline Crutchfield,
Todd Cabell, Ray Mishler and Anne Hooff. Not pictured: Perri Rush Brown, Steve Burns, Trish Cluff, Dr. Lilian Peake,
Leonard Sandridge and Dr. David Swett
CFC BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1992-1993
Leigh Middleditch, Jr., Chairman
Paul V. DeMarco, MD, President
Mohan M. Nadkarni, MD, Vice President
Theresa Murray, Secretary
Julienne Roach, MEd, Treasurer
Ivo Abraham, PhD, RN
Ralph Buckley, MD
David Bowerman
Christopher Camp
Nicholas Duke
Alvin Edwards
Susan Garrett
Martha Gleason
Cornelia Johnson
Susan McLeod, MD
Matthew Lambert III, MD
C. Wilson McNeely III
James Murray, Sr.
John Owen, Jr., MD
Lisa Renard, RN, BSN
Robert Reynolds, MD
Larry Richardson
Cathy Train
Gordon Walker
White McK. Wallenborn, MD
Mary Ward
Priscilla Whiting
Betty Newell, Executive Director
Steve Winthrop, Development
Director
Erla Hagan, House Call Editor
Continued from front cover
The staff. In 1992, we started with one part-time executive director.
20 years later, we have a full-time executive director, a nurse
practitioner, one full-time and one part-time dentist, a full-time dental
assistant, and 10 additional staff members who support the dozens
of services provided by the CFC.
The budget. We started out with one $25,000 grant and $15,000 in
donations. 20 years later, our budget has surpassed $1.2 million
annually.
The patient volume. In our first year, we provided care with fewer
than 500 visits. 20 years later, we see patients with more than 8,300
medical and dental visits annually.
Where we stand in the community and health care system. We
started as a radical group of idealists who were unknown in the
community. 20 years later, we are firmly ensconced as the main
entry point for uninsured patients into the local health care system.
Nick Duke, Bruce Murray, Dr. Mo Nadkarni and
David Toscano at 1996 ribbon-cutting event for
opening of new CFC wing on the Charlottesville/
Albemarle Health Department building.
What hasn’t changed:
The patient population. The CFC’s mission was to serve the low-income uninsured adults and their families who
would otherwise fall between the cracks of the health care system. 20 years later, we still provide much-needed
medical care, prescription medications and dental care for our low-income neighbors and community members.
The willingness of volunteers to pitch in. When we began, more than 100 volunteers came forth annually
to volunteer their services. 20 years later, more than 550 volunteers contribute their time (over 15,000 hours
annually) and expertise to provide comprehensive services for CFC patients.
What I’m most proud of is that when the idea was conceived, the core values of the CFC and our board were
to provide services to those who needed it most yet had the least access to care. 20 years later, we are still
dedicated to our mission to provide high-quality compassionate care to those who need it most.
It is too early to tell if the Free Clinic will be around 20 years from now. My most fervent hope is that the need for
its services will be eliminated by then, but I have a sneaking suspicion that there will still be a need for a volunteer
driven “open door to health care” that provides compassionate high quality care for people who would otherwise
fall through the cracks.
Dr. Mohan M. Nadkarni is a professor of medicine at the UVA School of Medicine and chief of general
internal medicine for the UVA Health System. He and Dr. Paul DeMarco co-founded the CFC in 1992.
Dr. Nadkarni still volunteers regularly at the CFC and continues to serve as a member of the clinic’s board
of directors.
“We started as a radical
group of idealists who
were unknown in the
community. 20 years later
we are firmly ensconced
as the main entry point for
uninsured patients into the
local health care system.”
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You lent a hand and the CFC got fifty grand!
We are still in need
of doctors, nurse
practitioners, mental
health professionals,
pharmacists, dentists
and dental hygienists
to staff our evening
clinics.
We did it! Our volunteer providers—nurse practitioners, mental health professionals, pharmacists, dentists and
dental hygienists—rose to the challenge in 2011 and volunteered more than 1,282 hours above their total time in 2010.
Because of their dedication, a generous anonymous donor gave $50,000 to the CFC!
The increase in volunteer hours translated to approximately 1,100 more patient appointments available in 2011
compared to 2010. In monetary terms, those additional hours have a total donated service value of $112,684.
The terms of the challenge stated that any hours from brand new volunteer providers would count toward the goal
and any hours from current volunteers above their total time in 2010 would count. We had more than 50 new provider
volunteers in 2011.
We needed about 600 new or additional volunteer provider hours to meet the goal. Our medical providers
volunteered more than 970 new or increased hours, while dentists and dental hygienists volunteered more than 132
hours toward the challenge and more than 180 new or increased hours came from our pharmacists.
Even though we met the goal for the grant, we need to keep the momentum going in 2012. We are still in need
of doctors, nurse practitioners, mental health professionals, pharmacists, dentists and dental hygienists to staff our
evening clinics. If you are interested in volunteering, contact:
Medical and Mental Health Providers: Christine Worsham – 434-295-0008 or [email protected]
Dentists and Dental Hygienists: Anne Cressin – 434-972-6215 or [email protected]
Pharmacists: Ben Minehart – 434-295-0008 or [email protected]
News from the CFC Dental Clinic
The CFC Dental Clinic has been
extraordinarily busy over the past four months
and the new year is reflecting the same pace.
During September, October, November and
December 2011, our volunteer and staff
dentists treated 1,167 patients—297 more than
the same time period in 2010.
On Saturday, January 14, the CFC
partnered with local dental practice
Charlottesville Dental Health Partners—the
office of Drs. Bill Viglione, Gary Haines and
Desiree Bagheri—and the Monticello Dental
Hygienist Association to host a Dental Hygiene
Day for 66 CFC dental patients who had been
referred for hygiene care. Pam Grobmyer, a
dental assistant with the office of Dr. Greg Wall,
Betsey Soulsby, a hygienist with Charlottesville
Dental Health Partners and Judy Eppard, CFC
Dental Office Coordinator, organized the event.
Notably, 15 volunteer hygienists and 6
dental assistants from a variety of local dental
practices participated in the day as well as 5
dentists. Charlottesville Dental Health Partners
has 13 operatories and 9 were used for the
clinic. All of the patients had been evaluated by
a CFC staff dentist and were recommended for
hygiene care.
By all accounts, the clinic was a success.
In addition to helping 66 people have brighter
smiles, the event attracted lots of media
attention, which increased our community’s
awareness of the urgent dental needs of the
local low-income population and of local dental
professionals’ willingness to help. We are
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currently planning another Dental Hygiene Day
for April 2012. Hopefully we can continue this
effective partnership to bring together dental
volunteers and the people who urgently need
their services but cannot afford them.
Thanks to a grant from a local foundation
awarded to the International Rescue
Committee, the CFC is providing dental care
for 55 IRC refugees from our waiting list. The
IRC is coordinating appointments with the
CFC and providing an interpreter to assist
the patients during their visits. The CFC has
hired Dr. Elizabeth Alcorn on a per diem basis
to work with the IRC patients. To date, 21 of
these patients have been screened and will be
or already have been given appointments for
treatment.
We are always in need of volunteer
dentists and dental hygienists! If you are
interested in volunteering, please contact CFC
Director of Dental Operations Anne Cressin at
434-972-6215 or [email protected].
Prescription
refills go online
Thanks to a program offered by
Survey Monkey, CFC patients are
now able to order prescription
refills online on the CFC’s website.
Previously, patients ordered
refills by leaving a message on
the pharmacy voice mail. Writing
down pharmacy voice mail
messages is time-consuming and
the margin for error is high, which
often results in the need to place
follow-up phone calls to patients.
CFC Pharmacy Coordinator Ben
Minehart states, “Anything we can
do to streamline the process saves
time for our volunteers and helps
us get prescriptions filled faster.”
Currently, we are receiving about
Betsey Soulsby, a hygienist with Charlottesville
Dental Health Partners, and a patient during
Dental Hygiene Day.
30 online prescription refill requests
each month.
Nutrition program helps CFC patients
Leap into a Healthy Lifestyle
A new educational program led by a UVA
graduate student will help CFC patients make
smarter, healthier choices when it comes to
cooking at home and dining out.
Ainsley Kirby, RN developed the Leap into a
Healthy Lifestyle program as part of the practicum
for her master’s degree with the goals of promoting
wellness nutrition and healthy lifestyles in the
community. She spent the fall of 2011 surveying
CFC patients and meeting with staff to assess the
needs of our patients with chronic illnesses like
diabetes and hypertension and to determine what
educational program would best serve them. The
first program begins on February 29, and once
the pilot session ends, she hopes to use patient
feedback to tweak the program and make it
sustainable for future sessions.
The program is open to all CFC patients who
are interested in learning tips and strategies for
healthy eating. The class will teach good food
habits and behaviors, and each session includes
a healthy snack, information to take home and
useful door prizes. Speakers from Martha Jefferson
Hospital and the UVA Health System will anchor
the program with featured talks on reading nutrition
labels, planning healthy and affordable meals,
making healthy choices when eating at restaurants
and understanding the new MyPlate icon, which
replaced the MyPyramid image in 2011 as the
USDA’s primary food group visual. The program
also includes a cooking class held by a local
chef from the Charlottesville Cooking School to
demonstrate preparing a healthy, affordable meal.
Participants will be sent home with ingredients to
prepare the meal for themselves.
The program begins on Wednesday, February
29, and the group will meet each Wednesday for 6
weeks from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the CFC kitchen.
If you are interested in information on a future
session of the group or supporting the program
by donating door prizes, supplies or expertise,
contact CFC Executive Director Erika Viccellio at
434-295-0008 or [email protected].
Looking beyond the pill bottle
The CFC has always recognized that prescription medications are an
important component in the successful treatment of acute illnesses and the
management of chronic diseases. Each month we are dispensing about 2,600
30-day prescriptions to our medical and dental patients. Volunteer pharmacists
are available during evening pharmacy hours and on Wednesday mornings for
patient questions, but as in a retail pharmacy, the hustle and bustle of a typical
pharmacy shift at the CFC and lack of privacy may inhibit patient questions.
Moreover, research shows that it takes more than patient education
to manage an effective medication regimen, particularly for patients
who are challenged with two or more chronic diagnoses and/or
are taking more than eight medications. This past September, Joe
Connor, a pharmacist at Martha Jefferson Hospital, approached
CFC Pharmacy Coordinator Ben Minehart about starting a Medication Therapy Management (MTM)
program at the CFC. Using the MTM model, the CFC staff and medical directors identify patients with
chronic illnesses taking multiple medications and match them with a volunteer pharmacist. The pharmacist
reviews the patient’s medical records and medication list to assess his/her compliance with the prescribed
medication regimen and success with managing symptoms. The pharmacist then meets with the patient
after a medical appointment to map out a manageable regimen, discuss the signs to look for indicating that a
medication is not working as well as it could or is causing an adverse reaction and, if possible, talks through
a plan to reduce the number of medications the patient is taking. The goal is to improve the patient’s quality
of life, to slow down the progress of chronic illnesses and ultimately to lengthen the patient’s life. Joe and
some other volunteer pharmacists have started meeting with patients using the MTM protocol. As many of
the CFC’s patients are struggling with chronic illnesses, we would like to enroll more patients in the program.
If you are a pharmacist and interested in participating in the program please contact CFC Pharmacy
Coordinator Ben Minehart at 434-295-0008 or [email protected].
STAFF
STUFFERS
The CFC is grateful to
the following restaurants,
caterers, individuals and
groups for donating dinner for
our evening volunteers from
September 2011 to January
2012:
Agnes’ Very Very
Bakemmm Bagels
Baja Bean Company
Kitty Baker and
Betty Saunders
Big Jim’s Bar-B-Que
Bonefish Grill
College Inn
Eppie’s
Fellini’s #9
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Lynn Garnett
Glorious Foods
Guadalajara
HotCakes
Junior League of Charlottesville
Little Caesars Pizza
Maya Restaurant
McGrady’s Irish Pub
Mellow Mushroom
Milan Indian Cuisine
Mona Lisa Pasta
Omni Charlottesville Hotel
Kasia Otterbein
Pizza Bella
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers
Sandy Motley Catering
Sticks Kebob Shop
Vocelli Pizza
Wayside Takeout & Catering
Whole Foods Market
If you are interested in
becoming a Staff Stuffer,
please contact Kelly Durkin
at 295-0008 or kelly@
cvillefreeclinic.org.
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Quit Smoking Charlottesville
Dr. Tom Daniel co-facilitates Quit
Smoking Charlottesville with CFC Nurse
Practitioner Barrie Carveth.
With a new year comes a new session of Quit Smoking Charlottesville, a smoking cessation support
group facilitated by retired thoracic surgeon and CFC board member Dr. Tom Daniel and CFC Nurse
Practitioner Barrie Carveth. The name of the group has changed to advertise that the group is open to
everyone in Charlottesville—not just CFC patients. The format of the group remains the same, with featured
speakers presenting on aspects of smoking cessation, participant discussion and goal setting in a
welcoming and supportive atmosphere.
Thanks to a $3,000 community outreach grant from Martha Jefferson Hospital, the group has been able
to purchase radio ads promoting the upcoming session. The spots started running on Charlottesville Radio
Group stations beginning in mid-February.
The next session starts on Thursday, March 1, and the group will meet every Thursday from 5:00 p.m.
to 6:00 p.m. until May 17 at the Charlottesville/Albemarle Health Department, located at 1138 Rose Hill Drive
at Entrance #3.
Quit Smoking Charlottesville is sponsored by the CFC, Martha Jefferson Hospital and the UVA
Health System.
If you’re a doctor, consider referring your patients to the group. If you’re an employer, feel free to
share information about the group with your employees. For more information, contact Dr. Tom Daniel at
[email protected] or (434) 465-1851.
Online With The CFC
The CFC is committed to
to
keeping our community partners,
volunteers and donors informed
about how we are using
your time, expertise and
donations. We also use
our publications to
increase public awareness
of the CFC and our mission.
In addition to our print
publications—our newsletter
House Call and annual
report—during 2012 we are introducing e-news blasts to share time-sensitive news, advertise
volunteer needs and promote our volunteer and fundraising events.
With environmental concerns top-of-mind, the high cost of paper and rapidly increasing
postage costs, you may be asking yourself why the CFC is still producing print publications.
The honest answer is that it is still a very effective way to communicate with our supporters
and the community in general. Most publications have a shelf life and extended reach. You
may glance at it as you sort your mail, it may live for a while on your kitchen counter or
bedside table and you may pick it up again. It might catch the eye of another family member
or you may pass it on to a friend, colleague or employee. Emails are a great way to grab our
attention for a quick bit of news or as a reminder about an upcoming event, but if an email
lands in our inbox during a busy day, we may give it a quick glance but may not return to it
or pass it on. Therefore, the CFC plans to continue producing at least two issues of House
Call annually in addition to our annual report and will complement our print publications with
occasional emails, updates on our Facebook page and posts on our website. If you would
like to receive CFC emails, please use the donation form to send us your email address or
contact CFC Development & Operations Assistant Kelly Durkin at 434-295-0008 or kelly@
cvillefreeclinic.org. When our new website launches in March, you’ll be able to sign up for
e-news directly on the site. If your address has changed or you wish to be removed from
our communications mailing list, please contact Kelly Durkin.
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Help us celebrate
20 years of the CFC:
Tell us your story
We are collecting stories from patients,
volunteers, donors and community partners
for our 2012 annual report and other 20th
anniversary promotional materials. If you’d like
to share your story, contact Kelly Durkin at
434-295-0008 or [email protected].
Coming soon
CFC website under
renovation
With the help of Payne, Ross &
Associates, the CFC’s website is undergoing
an overhaul with the goal of making it easier
for patients, volunteers and donors to find
the information they need. The new site is
scheduled to go live in March.
Stay up-to-date with
the CFC on Facebook
The CFC Facebook page now has more
than 100 followers! If you haven’t followed us
yet, check out the page at facebook.com/
cvillefreeclinic and ‘like’ us for updates on
news, special events and a behind-the-scenes
look at the day-to-day operations of the CFC.
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Thank You CFC Supporters!
The Charlottesville Free Clinic is very grateful for the ongoing generosity of the greater Charlottesville/Albemarle community. Special thanks to the
community members who responded to our 2011 annual fund drive, fall newsletter and FY2011 annual report mailings. To date, during fiscal year
2012, (which started on July 1, 2011) we have received more than 1,100 donations from individuals, patients, foundations, businesses, churches and
civic organizations. Notably, the CFC received a $50,000 donation from an anonymous community member in fulfillment of the 2011 Volunteer Provider
Challenge grant. Additionally, we receive regular payments for donations pledged by UVA and state employees through the annual Commonwealth
of Virginia Campaign and grants from the City of Charlottesville, Albemarle County and the Commonwealth of Virginia. With the support the CFC has
received to date, we have raised 69% of our FY2012 budget of $1.3 million. Before June 30, we need to raise the remaining $407,047. Your donations
and support of our 20th anniversary benefit concert and the NAIFA-CV charity golf tournament will help us reach our goal. Thank you for your
commitment to the CFC and to ensuring that health care services are available for the low-income uninsured adults and families in our community who
urgently need them.
The following donations were posted between between July 1, 2011 and February 9, 2012:
PARTNERS ($10,000+)
Albemarle County
Batten Family Fund in the CACF
Paul Bechtner Foundation
City of Charlottesville
Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
Bebe Heiner and Bill Atwood
The Hilltop Foundation
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Perry Foundation–Expansion Campaign Challenge Grant
Steven M. & Autumn B. Powell
Mindy & Ryan Vaughan
Virginia Association of Free
Clinics–State Pharmacy & Health Care Services Grants
Volunteer Provider Challenge
Grant 2011
Sheila & Ted Weschler
PATRONS ($5,000-$9,999)
Anonymous (2)
Better Living Foundation
I. J. & Hilda M. Breeden Foundation
Bobbie & Bob Bruner
Mary & Steve Burns
J. L. Camp Foundation, Inc.
Linda & Emanuel Cirenza
Carolyn J. Dalldorf, MD and
James W. Barkley
Mr. & Mrs. J. Gray Ferguson
Martha Jefferson Outpatient Surgery Center
Sarah & Grey McLean
Patient Donations
PECO Foundation
Whitney & Anne Stone Foundation
Alexandra D. Summers
Scholarship Fund in the CACF
COLLEAGUES ($2,500-$4,999)
Joe Arcidicono
Dr. R. Pryor Baird III Charitable Foundation
Wendy & Jack Brown
Elizabeth Crawford
Molly & Robert Hardie
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds Charity Benefit Concert at the
nTelos Wireless Pavilion 8/20/11
Quantitative Investment
Management Fund in CACF
The Stultz Foundation
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Jane & Rob Turner
FELLOWS ($1,000-$2,499)
Anonymous (3)
Lester Andrews
Madaline B. Harrison, MD and
Daniel M. Becker, MD
Betty & Ned Berkeley
Inez Duff Bishop Trust
Bonner Family Fund in the CACF
Barbara & Jim Boyd
Jackie & Ralph Bradley
Bernard T. Bress
Janice & Thom Brown
The Charles Fund, Inc.
Carol & Steve Clarke
Margery & Tom Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence D. Daniels
Susan W. Davenport and W. Edgar Spigle Fund in the CACF
Cynthia & Mike Davis Family
Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Steven T. DeKosky
Dreaming Hand Foundation
Rhoda & Leonard Dreyfus
Karin R. Ellis Charitable Trust
Carole & Keith Frazee
Shirley & Bob French
Martha Fruehauf
Edward Gaynor
Harmon-Newman Charitable Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hill
Robin Hoffman, RN, MA
Dori Boudreau and Paul Huddleston
Ignaczak Family Fund
Patricia A. Inglis
Dr. & Mrs. J. M. Jaeger
Anne & Thad Jones
James G. Kavanaugh, Jr., MD
Mr. & Mrs. Brian H. Kennedy
Shannon & Elliot Kuida
The Links, Inc.–
Charlottesville Chapter
Drs. Deren Bader and Paul Lyons
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Malcolm
Julie & Alan Matsumoto
Pat Smith and Ray Mishler
Hosea L. Mitchell
Thelma & Ray Murphy
Patrice & A. Scott Neese
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Newman, Jr.
Juan M. Olazagasti, MD
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Christine Peterson and John
Horneff
Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery
Jane W. Rotch
Rotgin Family Fund in the CACF
Jane-Ashley & Peter Skinner
St. Paul’s Memorial Church
Standish Family Foundation–
Liza & Mark Sackson
Carol W. Stevenson
Eleanore Sturgill
Thomas Jefferson Lions Club
Unity Church of Charlottesville
D. Mark Webb
Philip G. Wendel
Westminster Presbyterian Church
WestWind Foundation
Roberta Bell Williamson
The Yorkshire Foundation
UVA Law Student “Section L”
Fundraiser–No Shave
November 2011
RESIDENTS ($500-$999)
Anonymous (6)
Ann M. Askew
Carolyn & David Beach
Diana & Richard Beyer
Mary S. & Nelson E. Bickers
Bodo’s Bagels
Lisa M. Bowman
Sharon Meth and Nick Brandt
Victoria & Peter Brunjes
Millie & Rip Cathcart
Pam Cipriano and Ron Turner
Deborah Cohn and
Charlotte Patterson
Kim & Chuck Cory
Dr. & Mrs. William R. Dandridge, Jr.
The Fiddlehead Fund
Elizabeth Carpenter and Dan
Feigert
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Feigert
Alice & Simeon Fitch
Sue & Harry Frazier
Jennifer & Elmer Gaden
William Goldsmith
John B. Gordon
Jolene C. Green
Dr. & Mrs. Sidney M. Hecht
Russell Herring, MD
Dr. & Mrs. Erik L. Hewlett
Molly & James Hilton
Laura Tucker and Thomas Hoyt
Linda & Donald Hunt
Employees of Interpretive
Simulations
Julia & Bob Jones
Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Kessler, Jr.
Karen E. Kigin
Lisa Krasner and Brett Krasner, MD
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kroner
Drs. Susan Moore and Chris Lander
Chloe & Tom Leback
Barbara & Robin Lee
Nancy Holland and Victor Lee
Cathy & Hal Lippard
Lynn & Larry Martin
Thomas A. Massaro, MD
Linda & Paul Matherne
Elizabeth & Richard Merrill Fund in the CACF
Susan A. Miller, MD and
Sean A. Miller
Harriet & Dan Mohler
Virginia C. Morris
Cynthia Neff
Sharon Heyka and
Steven A. Newman, MD
Employee Charity Organization (ECHO) of Northrop Grumman Corporation
Marianne & Chris O’Brien
Cora & Grover Pitts
Susan McLeod Prindle
Joanne & Alan Rogol
Catherine J. Rotolo
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Rovnyak
Mr. & Mrs. A. Clarence Sampson
Owie & Joe Samuels
Jerry & Leonard Sandridge
Kathy & Dick Santen
Scarpa Sip n’ Shop
Fundraiser November 2011
Sarah Bedford and Jay Scott
Aileen & Gary Selmeczi
Charles H. Smith, Jr.
Susan Snyder and Robert Spekman
Amy & Bill Steers
Jodie A. Stevens
Tiger Fuel Company
U.G. and Alice Turner Fund in
the CACF
Ruth & Walter Wadlington
Mary Beth & Bob Webb
Carol & Jack Weber
Mary Beth Wiley
Kathie & Reg Woods
Toby & Mike Zakin
ADVOCATES ($250-$499)
Anonymous (3)
Elizabeth & Thomas Allan
Amy Alson
Marilyn & Michael Ashby
Drs. Lori & David Balaban
Gail Schweikle Bashore and
Randy Bashore, MD
Jane & Patrick Belisle
Katha Bollfrass
Lori & Larry Borish
Janice & Howell Bowen
Elizabeth L. Breeden
M. Virginia Brobeck
Kakie Brooks and George Beller
Rose & Robert Capon
Cavalier Diner
Madeleine C. Watkins and
Martin D. Chapman, MD
Charlottesville Parking Center, Inc.
Charlottesville Tri Club–
Summer Triathlon Series 2011
Inis L. Claude, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cook
Carol & Philip Cooper
Kathy & Rick Cornelius
Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Crampton
Crutchfield Corporation
Alexis Cutchins, MD and
William Cutchins, Jr.
Charlottesville Self Storage
Charlottesville Self Storage at
Crozet
Angeline Lillard and
William Detmer, MD
Malissa & David Drake
Ande & Jonathan Earnhardt
Deborah M. Elder, MD
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Ferrill
Brenda Fishel and Daniel Hodgson
Geraty, Holub & MacQueen PLC
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Grow
Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Ham
Sarah P. Hendley
Marsha & Bill Herbert
Stephen Hill
Dr. & Mrs. Stuart S. Howards
Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Hucek
Dr. & Mrs. John A. Jane, Jr.
Jefferson Nephrology
Carol & Charles Johnston
Karyl & Irving Kayton
Howard C. Kutchai, PhD
Mr. & Mrs. Fred S. Landess
Drs. Rebecca Lindsay and
Scott Pearce
Jane & Hugh Lynch
B. Gail Macik, MD
Makco, Inc.
Marilyn & John Marshall
Katharine Maus
Mary & David McCarthy
Lisa McDermott, MD
Mrs. James Q. Miller
Elaine & Dick Miller
Alicia & Michael Milligan
Mr. & Mrs. Percy W. Montague III
Montague-Betts Company
Dr. & Mrs. David L. Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew B. Murray
Lisa Nelms and Stephen McKinney
North Charlottesville Self Storage
The Old F.A.R.T.S.
Jane & Robert Paxton
Joy Perry
Betty & John Propst
Debby & Bruce Prum
Lotta Helleberg and
Mark S. Quigg, MD
Barbara & Henry Rainville
Fannie M. Rankin-Vinci, RN, CDE
Charlotte & Rob Rinehart
Lois & Dudley Rochester
Geri & Bruce Schirmer
Rita & Daniel Seale
Ann & Hu Shaffer
Brendan Sherlock
Rosanne & Roland Simon
Stephen L. Sloan
Carter L. Smith
The Spiekermann Family
Sticks Kebob Shop
Grace & John Stillwell
Phil Stokes
Student Services Moving
& Storage Company
Paul D. Summers, Jr.
Betsy & Jay Swett
Themis Bar Review, LLC
Timberlake’s Drug Store
John B. Updike
Dr. & Mrs. William J. Viglione
Dr. & Mrs. Vamik D. Volkan
Mr. & Mrs. R. D. Wade
Emily & Aubrey Watts
Wesley Memorial United
Methodist Church
Martha B. Whitworth
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Winner
John Woodriff
Liz & Fred Wooten
SUPPORTERS ($100-249)
Anonymous (33)
Eleanor P. Abbot
Ruei-Jen Fan and David Abraham
Ace Contracting, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. J. Milton Adams
Dr. & Mrs. C. Knight Aldrich
Deb Shapiro and Libby Allen
Mr. & Mrs. Memet C. Anday
Dorothy W. Arthur
Atlantic Organic Natural Sleep Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Julius P. Barclay
Bear Balloon Corporation
Faith Andrews Bedford and
Bob Bedford
Barb & Dave Bell
Sumner Brown and Herbert Beskin
Jane & Rodney Biltonen
Diane & Hank Bisgaier
Mr. & Mrs. Julian M. Bivins, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Walter L. Blankenbaker
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bledsoe
Karen & Lou Bloomfield
Judith A. Blooms
Dr. & Mrs. W. Kline Bolton
Kathleen & Richard Bonnie
Ellen N. Bouton
Katherine L. Bowers
Deborah A. Bremer
Suzanne & Stephen Brigham
Barbara Brodie, RN
Nancy & Peter Brooks
Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin T. B. Brown
Catherine & Tyler Brown
Brown’s Dry Cleaners, Inc.
Rachel & Greg Brozenske
Lawrence R. Burwell, MD
Susan M. Cabell Mains
Cafe Cubano
Catherine Maguire and
David Campanelli
Grace & Gene Carpenter
Dr. & Mrs. Freeman H. Cary
Central Virginia Waterproofing, Inc.
Chase Investment Counsel
Corporation
Janis Chevalier and
Bob Chevalier, MD
Ann Salamini
Colonial Auto Center
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Conlon
Rosemary Connelly
John G. Conover
Craddock Insurance Services, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. James W. Craig
Mr. & Mrs. Gary C. Cramer
Elizabeth M. Cranmer
Candace & Everett Crosby
Ruth Cross
Mark Cruise
Dr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Damon
Hetty Wray H. Dandridge
Gilles-Denlinger Family
Coralee B. “Coco” Davis
Arlette M. de Barros
Drs. Cynthia & John Dent
Laura, Alexandra & Bob Deutsch
Thelma Deutsch
Lucille & Ken Digges
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Dimberg
Mr. & Mrs. Les Disharoon
Jean & Michael Dooley
Louise & Earl Dudley
Ann D. Dunn
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Easter
Peggy & John Echols
Mr. & Mrs. Jason I. Eckford, Jr.
Julia Ehrenfeld
Lillian Epstein and
Robert Epstein, MD
The Rev. & Mrs. Richard D. Faris
Chris Faulkner
Betsy & Jim Fernald
Nancy O’Brien and Francis Fife
First Presbyterian Church
Bette & Charles Flickinger
Mary Garth Flood
Fluvanna Family Medicine
Stanley Folb Intervivos Trust
Phyllis S. Fontana
Sandy Fortin
Diana Foster and Tom Jones
Jane B. Foster
Elfi & Charles Frankfurt
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Franzen
Kathy Welch and Lee Freudberg
Marietta & Sherwood Frey
Dee Dee & Chris Friend
Felicia Gaskin and Shu-Man Fu
Richard J. Funk
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Gal
Pam & Chris Gale
Sally M. Garland
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Garnett, Jr.
Susan Garrett
Sallie Garrett Shepherd
Francis P. Gehring, Jr.
Struthers & Fred Gignoux
Andrea Owen Gilmer
Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Gleason
Donna G. Goings
Drs. Joanna & Mark Goldberg
Susan & Joe Goodman
Annie & Alex Gould
Grand Home Furnishings–
Employee Benevolent Fund
Gary W. Grant
Peggy & Bill Gregg
Dr. & Mrs. Dieter Gröschel
William H. Hale III
Dr. & Mrs. Michael R. Harper
Mittie & Will Harvey
Barbara G. Haskins, MD
Laura F. Hawthorne
Nancy Haynes
Wendy & Jay Hirsh
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Hodous
Cynthia H. Hoehler-Fatton
George M. Hoke, MD
Nancy & Jack Horn
Hillary & Jack Horn
Julie & Kal Howard
Aaron Howell, RPh
Diane & Chuck Hughes
Anne & John Humphries
Robert R. Humphris, Sr.
Patsy & Bill Hunt
Shirley & Bob Hurst
IBM Employee Charitable
Contribution Campaign
Lindsay Ideson
Henry J. Javor
Sandra C. Jones
Ada & Daniel Josephthal
JustGive
Drs. Lee & Neal Kassell
Phyllis & John Kattwinkel
Marta Keane
Jane & Jim Keathley
Johanna & Richard Keeling
Aileen & Jim Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly, Jr.
Christine S. Kennedy
Frances & William Kennedy
John Kent
Jane W. Kerewich
Katherine & George Kidder
Beverly & Arthur Kirsch
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Koepnick
Erwin M. Koeritz
Mr. & Mrs. A. Robert Kuhlthau
Beth & Nicholas Kuhn
Anthony M. LaBua
Lucinda R. Lally
Helen & Bob Landel
Allison M. Lansell
Janet & George Larie
Frances & Joseph Larner
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Latham, Jr.
Phyllis Laviano
Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn P. Leffler
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lepsch
Linda Lester
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Lewis
Jackie Lichtman and Russ Linden
Carmen M. Lopez Molina
Allyson C. Louthan
Dr. & Mrs. J. Devon Lowdon
Laura M. Lowrance
Joyce & James MacDonald
Zanne Macdonald
Louise Malloy
Mary Bach Malone
Jack Marshall and Cri Kars-Marshall
Cyndy & David Martin
Joan & Ramsey Martin
Joseph T. Mason, MD
Margareta Mattsson
Eleanor G. May
Arvilla B. May
Susan & Kevin McConnell
Karen Ahern and
Christopher McCullough, MD
Catherine & Gene McGahren
Regina & John McGovern
Susan Ketron and Michael McKee
Mary-Lewis & Dan Meador
Paula & Walter Mehring
Mr. & Mrs. H. Randolph Melton, Jr.
Virginia & Tim Michel
Tom Michie
Mr. & Mrs. Leigh B. Middleditch, Sr.
Chita & Rick Middleton
Anne McKeithen and Erik Midelfort
Maureen A. Minor, RN
Daisy & David Moga
Judy & Jeffrey Morton
Lang Murray
Merrick & Steve Murray
RoyAnn & Bill Murray
Ann & Carter Myers
Elizabeth A. Nalley
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Nelson
Emily Nelson
New Dominion Book Shop
Barbara & Howard Newlon
Stephanie & James Nohrnberg
Lindsay C. Nolting
Ann & David Normansell
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Nunge
Woody & Henry Oakey
Elaine & Ted Oakey
Jeffrey O’Connell
Verna & John O’Connell
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Older
Suzanne & Israel Olegnowicz
Richard A. Oliva & Sons, Inc.
Debra L. Nystrom and
Daniel R. O’Neill
Kasia Otterbein
Annette & Wyn Owens
Sallie K. Park
Gracie & Jim Parks
Diane & Ted Parlette
Dr. & Mrs. James W. Patterson
Pediatric Research of Charlottesville
Rebecca P. Pence
Margaret Jensen and John L. Pfaltz
Betty & James Phelan
Mary & Eugene Pollock
Barbara & John Post
Patrick H. Punch
Quilts Unlimited/J. Fenton Gifts
Drs. Kiyoko & Michael Ragosta
Nesta & Ruhi Ramazani
Judy Rasmussen
Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Reaser
Melissa and Jori Reilly-Diakun
Dr. & Mrs. George F. Rich
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Richmond, Jr.
Martha Hodgkins and Brian Richter
Dr. & Mrs. Hans O. Riddervold
Mr. & Mrs. Dirk A. Ringers
Phyllis & Chris Ripper
Cynthia & Paul Roberts
Anne Rodig
Ann & Dennis Rooker
Rosenberg-Perry Family
Kate & Steven Rosenfield
Mr. & Mrs. Steven H. Rubin
Shirley S. Ryder
Lois & Claude Sandy
Allison & Tom Schildwachter
Greg Schmidt
Ernest A. Schmitt
Shelah K. Scott
Betty & John Scott
Mary & Leonard Scott
Susan Seidler and Robert Whaley
Alfred Shapero
Ramona & Hank Shugart
Signature Financial Management
Monique & Jim Simmonds
Sallie & Ward Sims
Anne & Ned Slaughter
Patricia Gregg Smith and
Philip A. Smith
Linda & Jeff Sobel
Avril Somlyo, PhD
Mrs. James W. Stone
Linda, Wayne, Kristen &
Shannon Suhl
Helen W. Thiele
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Thomas
Peter M. Thompson
Elsie & Mac Thompson
Lynne & Thomas Tillack
Tip Top Restaurant
Marsha Trimble and Kent Olson
Heather L. Troudt
Laura & Bob Troy
Louise C. Trudel
Janny van Beek
Vita Nova Pizza & Pasta Bar
Ellen & Joe Waff
Mary B. Wagner
Dale Walden
Poochie & Ken Wallenborn
Barbara B. Wecker
Kelly & Michael West
Mary Whalen
Emily & Chip Whitworth
Anne & Jack Wilkerson
Peggy & J. Page Williams
Ronni & Tom Williams
Susan & John Williamson
Jane & Stirling Williamson
Dr. & Mrs. M. R. Wills
Birgit Winther, MD and
J. Owen Hendley, MD
Beverly & Brian Wispelwey
Betsy & Dan Yancey
Spring 2012
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FRIENDS ($1-$99)
Anonymous (33)
Byrd & Charles Abbott
Betty & Jim Adams
Paula & Jeff Alberts
Patricia & Michael Alechko
Stephen Alexander, PhD
Olayiwola Ali-Ajibode
Pat Allinson
The Amato Family
Ellen & Willie Andersen
P.M.H. & Terry Atwater
Jean L. Barnett
Ruth & Paul Barolsky
Wendy Whitenack Barrett
Mavis J. Bayles
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Bazzarre
Kathie & Taylor Beard
Belmont Baptist Church–
Women’s Missionary Union
Elizabeth Benzinger
Gordon Berne
Brenda & Harold Bickley
Phyllis J. Binder
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Black
Thomas P. Bleck, MD
Connie & DeK Bowen
Virginia H. Boyle
Lucius H. Bracey, Jr.
Lydia S. Briscoe
Perri Rush Brown
Teresa Butler
Barrie & Bruce Carveth
Elizabeth G. Cauthen
Carol L. Chandross
Maria & Bob Chapel
Charlottesville Therapy Associates
Dania C. Chastain, MD
Andy Chisholm
Katherine & Michael Chorzempa
Vincent C. Cibbarelli
Roxie & John Clark
Jessicah S. Collins, MD
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Corbett, Jr.
Richard J. Coughlin
Liz Courain & David Lee
Anne Cressin
Mr. & Mrs. Lindbergh L. Cubbage
Polly & David Deck
Patricia Bottom Delany
Joan DeLong
Carrie & Tom Denkinger
Alice DeWitt
Jane DeSimone Dittmar and
Frank Squillace
Mimi & Jack Eastham
Milton T. Edgerton, Jr., MD
Alice E. Eichers
Lisa Eorio
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Eudailey, Jr.
Michael Fabrizio
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Felger
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne W. Ferguson
Laurence W. Fredrick
Kimberly Fryer
Ann & Robert Galione
Nancy & James Galloway
Jim Gannon
Elizabeth & Ed Gatewood
Monica & Thomas Gearhart
Lauren Germain
Dr. Joe & Sally Gieck Fund
in the CACF
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Karen L. Gillaspie
Antoinette & Bill Gray
Elisabeth & Erik Greenbaum
Nancy & Russell Grimes
Elizabeth M. Grinspun
Margaret M. Grove
Elise Marjolin Guidoni
Margie & Michael Hall
Pat & Leroy Hamlett
Archibald C. Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Hathaway
Kristen & Brooks Hathaway
Lilah Hegnauer
Alice M. Honenberger
Elizabeth & John Howard
Sally Humphrey
Cindy Janechild
Joan T. Jay
Lorrie L. Jean
Margaret J. Jess
Erin Johnson, LPC
Ginny & Allan Kanter
Audrey & Lewis Kardos
Drs. Meg & Mark Keeley
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Keener
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Kennan
John G. Kenney, MD
Youngeun Kim
Ronald A. Krauss
Vivian R. Larson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Leffers, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Maurice H. Lipper
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Little
Pat & John Lloyd
James Loeffler
Marsha & Ivan Login
Jean D. Lowry
Joan H. Mantz
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Marotta
Jenifer Marshall
Karen & Paxton Marshall
Sarah Agnes Marshall
Julia Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. McFadden III
Ginger & Bob McKee
Edward C. McKeown
Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. McLaughlin
Betty McLernon
Daniel J. Meador
Anne M. Megibow
Corey Meyer and Scott Schnee
Mr. & Mrs. B. Saunders Midyette
Janet K. Miller
Clara Mincer
Tina & Carl Moje
Scott C. Monroe
Milton B. Moore
Dan Moriarty
Dr. & Mrs. John R. Morris III
Elizabeth Murray
Meghan Murray and Steve Bowers
Laura Musselman
The Nadkarni Family
Brock Napierkowski
Kate Naseef
Mr. & Mrs. Hans Natterer
Valeria Niehaus and
Mark Niehaus, MD
Beth & Dan Nissen
Joan & Bob Nootbaar
Jane & George Nowacek
Nancy K. O’Brien
Old Dominion Capital Management
Outdoor Adventure Social Club of Greater Charlottesville
Joyce Pastors
Ann & Bill Patteson
Peggy Brown Paviour
Ruth Payne and Linda Wesp
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Payne
Ronna Gray and Lester Pearlstein
Rebecca & Gary Pelton
Nathan W. Phalen
Jacquie & John Pickering
Josie Pipkin
Karen & Michael Powell
Alice E. Price
Dennis R. Proffitt
Kathy Puerner
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin E. Quillen
Marian & Seymour Rabinowitz
Dana & Owen Rasmussen
Maruta & Ben Ray
Mary G. McCormick-Ray and
G. Carleton Ray
Marjorie & Michael Rein
Barbara Rich
Scott Riddler
Arie M. Rijke, MD
Mr. & Mrs. M. Jack Rinehart, Jr.
Christian P. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. George E. Robinson
Erin & Ben Rothman
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rothstein
Katherine & Richard Rumbaugh
Mrs. Dennis Russo
Bonnie Samuel
Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Sandridge
Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Santorelli
Kay & Ben Sargeant
Dr. & Mrs. John Savory
Sari Bennett and Sandy Schustek
Frances & Hank Schutz
Annie M. Seation
Alfred C. Shackelford III
Col. & Mrs. Henry R. Shelton
Drs. Mary & John Shemo
Julia L. Shields
Rebecca B. Shifflett
Jessica R. Simons
Ann & Ken Sinarski
Miriam & Robert Sinkin
Mr. & Mrs. Garrett M. Smith
Patricia & Conrad Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Sours, Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Donald M. Spano
Robert Spauls
Julie & Phil Speasmaker
Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Stenard
Betta Stephens
Virginia Stokes
Nancy Stone
Betty F. Strider
Mary B. Struble
Debby Myers Strzepek and
Joe Strzepek
Dr. E. Armistead Talman
Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Tayloe II
Betty Tebell
Barbara M. Thomas
Nancy & Mackey Tilman
Sally & George Thomas
Kacey Thompson
Ellen & Harris Tobias
Terry Tomaro
Robert W. Tucker, Jr.
Lyn Van Der Sommen, MD
Stephanie van Hover
Peggy & Mike Van Yahres
Varian Medical Systems Partners
in Giving Program
Andrea & Tonchie Vest
Lucie Vogel
Mr. & Mrs. George T. Waaser, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. W. Laurens Walker III
Dr. & Mrs. K. K. Wallace, Jr.
Mac Ward
Betty Byrne Ware and Hudnall Ware
Hope & David Warren
Jane Washburn
Andrea N. Waters
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Weaver
Lucille Werner
Julia D. Whiting, MD and
John A. Malone
Mr. & Mrs. E. F. Wieboldt, Jr.
Lorraine & Eugene Williams
Mrs. Leonard F. Winslow, Jr.
Anne & Andy Wolf
Patricia M. Wood, RN
Eunice Woode and
Dr. Moses Woode
Suzanne S. Word
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Yackso
Virginia & James Young
Eric H. Zumbach
IN KIND DONATIONS
ALC Copies
Allison Partners
BNSI
Book Baskets
Charlottesville Pathology Associates
Charlottesville/Albemarle
Health Department
CRL Surgical & Radiology
Associates
Data Visible Corporation
Feil, Pettit & Williams–David Petitt
Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library
Hantzmon Wiebel, LLC
Jefferson Engraving & Awards
Susan Kalergis Photography
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Meadowbrook Pharmacy
MJT Services Accounting–
Michele J. Theobold
Payne, Ross & Associates
Rx Partnership
RxRelief Virginia
Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Selden
Sonjia Smith
StevensDesign88–
Theresa Stevens-Reines
UVA Health System
GIFTS WERE MADE
IN HONOR OF
Amy & Scott Adams and Family
The Amato Family
Dr. Carlos R. Ayers
Dr. David Balaban
Mary Barrick
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bice
Dr. Thomas P. Bleck
Kathy Bowers and Richard Comfort
Jon Bright and The Spectacle Shop
Edward H. Brownfield
Roberta & Ed Brownfield
Dr. Burton Burkholder
Todd Cabell
Jim Campanelli
Barrie Carveth & Family
Dr. Andrew Collins
Kathryn Sims Cross
Philip Custer
Marie Denkinger and Rico Servin
Marshall Denkinger and
Caroline Faulkenburg
Holly Edwards
Dr. Keith Frick
Leora Friedberg
Frodo
Alexandra Gehring, NP
Mr. & Mrs. C. Cooper Geraty
Marie & George Gilmore
The Wedding of Catherine Gray
and Brian Ullman (6)
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Greenberg
Mary Catherine Gunter
Dr. Kaye Halsey
Beth, Warren & Christopher
Johnson
Dr. Mark Keeley
Dr. Sarah Knight
Dr. Chris Lander
Dr. John Lanham (2)
Dr. & Mrs. Byrd Leavell
Janie Low and David Richwerger
Dr. Virgil H. Marshall
Karen & Paxton Marshall
Gerald & Susan Matsumoto
Ben Minehart
Dr. David Morris
Dr. Don Morris and Dr. Susan
Pender
Dr. Richard Morton
Dr. Harry Muller
Dr. Mohan M. Nadkarni (2)
Drs. Mohan Nadkarni and
Andrea Tribastone
Dr. Kelly Owens
Rebecca P. Pence
Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Reynolds
Dr. William Rheuban
Mrs. Jimmie Lou Richardson
Havovi Sanjana
Dr. Tom Schildwachter
Lucy & Jim Shaffer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shell
Dr. Pat Shipley
Mr. & Mrs. Hank Shugart
Pam Slade, RN
Dr. Doug Starns
Debbie & Joe Strzepek
Roberta Thomas
Dr. Mary Lee Vance
Erika Viccellio and the CFC Team
Jane L. Washburn
Dr. Chip Whitworth
Dr. Chris Willms
Patricia Wood, RN
UVA School of Medicine
Center Directors 2011:
Mark F. Abel, MD
Gretchen N. Arnold
Douglas A. Bayliss, PhD
Ruth G. Bernheim, JD, MPH
David L. Brautigan, PhD
Thomas G. Cropley, MD
Anindya Dutta, PhD
Frederick H. Epstein, PhD
James E. Ferguson, MD
Barry M. Gumbiner, PhD
Bankole A. Johnson, MD
Karen C. Johnston, MD
Irving L. Kron, MD
James M. Larner, MD
Kevin S. Lee, PhD
Thomas E. Leinbach, DDS
Paul A. Levine, MD
Alan H. Matsumoto, MD
Raymond F. Morgan, MD
James P. Nataro, MD
Peter A. Netland, MD, PhD
Robert E. O’Connor
M. Norman Oliver, MD
Gary K. Owens, PhD
Kodi S. Ravichandran, PhD
George F. Rich, MD, PhD
Mitchell H. Rosner, MD
Mark E. Shaffrey, MD
William D. Steers, MD
Stephen S. Rich, PhD
Dennis J. Templeton, MD, PhD
Michael J. Weber, PhD
Robert P. Wilder, MD
Mark Yeager, PhD
UVA Department of Family
Medicine Faculty Members:
Claudia Allen, PhD
Catherine Casey, MD
Vicky Cash, FNP
Rebekah Compton, MSN, FNP-C
Ursulla Courtney, MD
Carolyn Friedman, MSN
Sim Galazka, MD
John Gazewood, MD
Peter Ham, MD
Fern Hauck, MD
Steve Heim, MD
Amanda Kolb, MD
Sarah Lewis, DO
Andy Lockman, MD
Karen Maughan, MD
Dan McCarter, MD
Maura McLaughlin, MD
Tim McLaughlin, MD
Joe Montoya, DNP
Sandra Pelletier, PhD
Charles Perry
Susan Pollart, MD
Sean Reed, MD
Lisa Rollins, PhD
Craig Seto, MD
Ted Siedlecki, PhD
Dave Slawson, MD
Ian Solari, MD
Siobhan Statuta, MD
Crista Warniment, MD
GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OF
Marjorie Hare Andrews
Dr. R. Pryor Baird III
Emily D. Beverly (2)
Thomas Braciale, Sr.
Elizabeth & Wayne Brobeck
Harry Brower
Adele V. Burns
Beverly Cibbarelli
Dr. William R. Dandridge
Dr. Worth B. Daniels, Jr.
Stanley Deutsch
Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Flood
Paul Florentino
Melvin K. Green
Peg & Bob Gregg
William Henner
Dr. Edward W. Hook
Joseph “Pepe” Humphrey
Nolan Parker Jenkins (2)
Helge Tamme Kangur (2)
Bob & Maria Keane
Brian Korbon
Dr. C. H. Lee
Phillip Leveque (2)
Therese Littlejohn
Martha B. “Marty” Lowrance
Anne Kane McGuire
Dr. James Q. Miller
William F. Minor
LeRoi Moore
Dr. Latham B. Murray (4)
Dr. & Mrs. Gordon S. Myers
M.V. Nadkarni
Dr. William B. Pollard, Jr. (24)
Kristi Pulcini (2)
Mel Richardson (6)
Carmela & Charles S. Rotolo
John Steven Shelton
Dominick James Shemo
Dr. Richard C. Shrum
Linda Tinder Sigmon, in memory of her work for universal health care (20)
Dr. Harvey D. Smallwood (2)
Dr. James W. Stone
Dr. Benjamin Sturgill
Virginia Cubbage Taylor (5)
Dominic Tomaro
Joseph Tomaro
James P. Towe
Harry van Beek
Dr. & Mrs. Peyton E. Weary
Dr. Peyton E. Weary
Dr. Claiborne G. Whitworth III (2)
Robert “Bud” Winn
We have proofed our donor lists
carefully, but apologize if we have
made an error. If your name has
been omitted or listed incorrectly,
please contact CFC Development
Assistant Kelly Durkin at 295-0008
or [email protected].
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
CAMPAIGN DONORS
Thank you for supporting the Free
Clinic through the Commonwealth
of Virginia Campaign. If you
designated the Free Clinic during
this past fall’s CVC campaign, look
for your name to appear in the
next issue of House Call. We understand that the 2011 CVC campaign
at UVA and across the state was
highly successful and expect to receive a report on the final campaign
results and list of donors in April.
The Charlottesville Free Clinic needs your support!
A majority of the CFC’s funding comes from donations from individuals, patients, foundations, businesses, churches and civic organizations.
Thank you for considering making your gift today.
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Thank You!
Please mail your donation to:
Charlottesville Free Clinic, 1138 Rose Hill Drive, Suite 200, Charlottesville, VA 22903
The CFC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-exempt to the fullest extent allowed by
federal law. The CFC will mail you a receipt for your donation.
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