ONE FINE DAY - St. Mary`s Home

ONE FINE DAY
St. Mary’s Home
2013 Annual Report
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any of the children and
young adults are just
beginning to stir, but threeyear-old Sierra is awake and
ready to welcome the day, with
a lift from Gwen Dickens, a
direct support professional.
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aniya, three, digs into
her breakfast with gusto,
dining family style with other
children in her “neighborhood,”
one of four living areas at
St. Mary’s. A registered dietitian oversees every child’s diet,
with input from physicians.
Our staff members prepare
and deliver more than 80,000
meals and snacks every year,
in addition to tube feedings.
Plates, spoons and cups
tailored to each child’s specific
needs are sent out at meal
times as well.
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eacher assistant Sonya Irvin likes
to start every school day on a fun
note. So she scrawls a different joke on a
white board outside her classroom, one of
eight at the Home. St. Mary’s makes sure
that every child, like 10-year-old Hamda,
no matter how medically fragile, attends
school. Some children go to local public
schools, while many families choose to
have their children stay at St. Mary’s.
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atie, 15, takes a break
from her school lessons
to relax inside a sensory tent in
the back of her classroom. She
gently reaches out to depress
a large red button to turn on
strings of lights. Many of the
children and young adults
have visual and auditory
impairments and benefit from
the calm atmosphere inside the
dark tent.
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eftly wielding a soldering
iron, Mamie McCloud
attaches large, flat switches to
toys. Children with disabilities
can easily press the switches
with a hand or cheek to make
toys play music, light up or
dance. McCloud is a technician
in St. Mary’s occupational
therapy support services
department, which creates and
maintains most equipment
needs, such as wheelchairs and
splints, for the children and
young adults.
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fter getting her teeth
checked by visiting
students from Old Dominion
University’s dental hygiene
program, two-year-old Payten
enjoys some time in the garden
outside the classroom for
St. Mary’s Infant and Toddler
Program. The program uses
detailed lesson plans to build
motor, communication and
social skills through play and
activities. It also emphasizes
getting the children out into the
community and encourages
play dates with other children
who do not have disabilities.
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ishaun receives a
checkup from St. Mary’s
medical director, Dr. Joseph
Toland, a board-certified pediatrician who oversees clinical
care at the Home. A pediatrician comes to St. Mary’s at
least once a week for acute
and routine visits. St. Mary’s
provides nursing care 24 hours
a day, seven days a week.
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annah, 17, checks out a
new physical therapy
swing in the newly landscaped
Albero House courtyard. With
her is Lynn Regna, a physical
therapist assistant. The physical
therapy department provides
children and young adults with
opportunities to reach their
optimal functional ability. The
PT staff is involved in many
aspects of the children’s care
throughout the day.
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t The Albero House on
St. Mary’s campus, Aly
bakes cupcakes in the kitchen
to share with other residents as
she celebrates her 22nd birthday. The Albero House opened
in 2013 to care for adults with
disabilities, thanks to the
support of donors who provided
more than $3.2 million.
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ulquinda, 19, gets
ready for a meeting of
St. Mary’s Girl Scout Troop
#5067. Members of the troop
vote on projects to work on and
use technology and adapted
materials to complete their
badge requirements.
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drian, six, coos and hums
as her fingers shape the
clay into a flat disc using a
pottery wheel with Shirley
Justice, our community liaison.
Kerneos, Inc. generously provided the funds for St. Mary’s
to buy the pottery wheel for
sensory activities. Kerneos also
holds an annual holiday party,
complete with a DJ, for the
children and staff.
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ne-year-old Iker plays
with bubbles as he and
his mother spend some time
together in a courtyard at
St. Mary’s. Families and
friends are encouraged to visit
the children and young adults
frequently, and kids go home
often as well.
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idan, 12, tries his hand at
cornhole after a full day of
classes. St. Mary’s recreational
therapy department provides
the children and young adults
the opportunity to explore
various recreation and leisure
programs designed to improve
social, cognitive, physical and
emotional abilities, as well
as improve overall quality of
life. Programs are offered on
weekday afternoons, weekends
and days with no school. The
department also organizes field
trips and events such as prom.
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he children and young
adults have had a long,
eventful day. After dinner and
a bath, it’s time for Sierra and
other residents to settle in for a
good night’s sleep.
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Thank you for helping
children and young adults
be healthy and happy
A home in the very best
sense of the word
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elcome to “One Fine Day.” We wanted to give you
a snapshot of daily life for the children and young
adults of St. Mary’s, at the Home and in the community.
The photos you see here depict our efforts — with your
crucial support — to ensure that every person here experiences life as healthy and happy as possible.
As we look back on 2013, we continue to see progress
at St. Mary’s Home. Thanks to your support, the Home
continues to evolve while staying true to our mission to
help each resident reach his or her fullest potential.
The dedication of The Albero House in September
marked the initiation of services for adults on our
campus. By early 2015, The Albero House will be home to
12 adults who otherwise might have had difficulty finding
a place to live after leaving St. Mary’s. A number of
young adults already have moved into their individually
decorated, private rooms, and they love their beautiful
new home.
Demand for services at St. Mary’s continues to stay
strong. In 2013, St. Mary’s had 20 admissions — matching
the record number we reported in 2012. Demand for shortterm care also remains strong. Going forward, we will
look to diversify the type of services we provide in order to
reach more people. That includes providing care for those
who need ventilators to breathe easier.
We believe the future of St. Mary’s Home is bright as we
look to expand services on campus and seek opportunities
to serve off-campus as well. We thank you for your support.
You give great aid and comfort to our residents through your
generosity. The Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s adds greatly
to our ability to achieve our mission, and our dedicated
and experienced Board of Directors and Foundation Board
set the tone for St. Mary’s continued success.
Finally, in uncertain economic times, we must be
certain that the future is assured for our children and
young adults. As well as the day-to-day activities that this
publication showcases, please note what some donors are
doing to help ensure the future of this historic organization.
Please consider joining with them in assuring families —
who face concerns about their children every day of their
lives — that their children’s future is secure. A gift in your
will or naming St. Mary’s Home as a beneficiary could
secure the care of one child.
For all that you do, we remain grateful.
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ur mission is to provide quality,
specialized care within a homelike
environment for children and adults
with severe disabilities, so each person
can achieve his or her fullest potential.
pleased to serve military families while they are stationed
in Virginia.
While St. Mary’s focuses on long-term care, we also
offer a program for children and young adults with
disabilities who need short-term residential care in the
event of a family emergency, vacation, post-surgical
rehabilitation or other circumstance.
t. Mary’s is a place filled with love, friends, activities
St. Mary’s is a private, nonprofit, nonsectarian
and extraordinary care. For 70 years, we’ve provided organization. Costs are covered by Medicaid, United Way
a true home, evolving to offer medical, therapeutic,
and charitable contributions by donors like you. Thank you.
educational and recreational services for children and
To learn more about admissions or our services,
young adults with severe disabilities, from newborns to schedule a tour or request our new informational brochure,
those age 21, in an atmosphere of warmth, nursing and
contact Melanie Pérez-López, director of social work, at
personal attention. This level of complex, around-the-clock (757) 622-2208 ext. 321 or [email protected].
care can be difficult for families to provide in their own
Please also visit saintmaryshome.org to learn more
homes. We’re proud to also offer, with the opening of The about what we offer. And don’t miss our new video about
Albero House in 2013, care for adults 22 and over.
our services, which you can watch online at
We serve families from throughout Virginia, and we’re saintmaryshome.org/about-us.
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Honorary Directors, 2014
Board of Directors, 2014
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aleigh tries out her new wheelchair as members of St. Mary’s occupational
therapy support services staff use a new pressure mapping system to make
sure she is comfortable. The JEB Little Creek Catholic Chapel donated the system.
Thomas W. Godfrey, Jr. President
St. Mary's Home
Board of Directors
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William C. Giermak
CEO
St. Mary’s Home
• Thomas W. Godfrey, Jr.
President
Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc.
• Nancy Wilcox
Vice President
NYR Organic
• George L. Consolvo
Treasurer
Kaufman & Canoles, P.C.
• Sharon S. Goodwyn
Secretary
Hunton & Williams, LLP
• Vincent A. Napolitano
Immediate Past President
Napolitano Homes
• Carl M. Albero
Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc.
• Michael P. Cotter
Trustee, U.S. Bankruptcy Court
• Clare Davison
ex-officio member
President, St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Board
• Richard N. Knapp
Quick180
• H. Gregory Kilduff
(Retired)
• Donald F. Price
Bank of Hampton Roads
• Alvin J. Schexnider, Ph.D.
Schexnider & Associates, LLC
• Dr. Allen “Trey” HardinWhite III
Oceanfront Dentistry
• George Compo
• Joan Damsey, FACMPE
• Michael E. Duffy
• Sandra R. Gordon
• Frederick J. Napolitano, Sr.
• Patricia Perry
• Suzanne Puryear
• Cynthia Rector-Jones
• William J. Ripley
• Norma Taliaferro
• J. Hume Taylor, Jr.
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St. Mary’s Foundation
Board of Directors, 2014
• Michael P. Cotter
Chair
• Christopher B. D’Surney
• Steve Fredrickson
• Thomas W. Godfrey, Jr.
• H. Gregory Kilduff
• M. Powell Peters, Esq.
• Donald F. Price
• Joseph Toland, M.D.
St. Mary’s Medical Director
North Shore Pediatrics
The Guardian Society
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The Auxiliary Board
of St. Mary’s Home
aking a connection. It sometimes requires
extraordinary patience, effort and skill. But in a
place filled with love and laughter, where victories are
often hard-fought but deeply rewarding, it’s worth it. And
every inch of progress is unforgettable. How will you be
remembered? We invite you to link your legacy with ours
through a planned gift. After all, love is forever.
If you make a planned gift to St. Mary’s by the end of
2014, you will receive special recognition as a founding
member of The Guardian Society and an invitation to a
special event at the home of one of our Board members.
Of course, if you prefer to join The Guardian Society and
remain anonymous, you will still be invited to events and
receive updates from the Home, but your name will not
appear in print or online.
It can be as easy as asking your attorney to add a codicil,
a simple addition, to your will. Please contact Martha Price
Stewart at (757) 446-6797 or [email protected] to
ask more about this and other ways you can continue your
support into the future.
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rom sponsoring St. Mary’s prom to organizing a fun
summer luau for the children and young adults to
holding an annual auction and gala, the Auxiliary Board
of St. Mary’s supports the Home in many ways. These
dedicated women work hard to fill needs the Home
otherwise cannot meet, and we appreciate their efforts.
Former Auxiliary President Karen Hibbard volunteers with St. Mary’s Infant and Toddler Program, here spending time with Payten.
SAVE THE DATE
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e hope you can join us for the Auxiliary’s 10th annual
Auction and Gala on Feb. 28, 2015, at the Hilton Oceanfront
in Virginia Beach. For information, call (757) 446-6793.
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uardian Society founding members Catherine and Tom Giordano created
The Giordano Trust to enhance the environment for future residents of St. Mary’s. The
Giordanos have been blessed with healthy children and grandchildren, but they have friends and extended family members who are
dealing with a variety of medical issues. “This trust designation is our
way of acting to support their respective plight to find care facilities
that can provide and nurture their loved ones,” Mrs. Giordano said.
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• Clare Davison,
president
• Mollie Pavlik,
vice president
• Andi Lawson,
recording secretary
• Joanne Rentner,
corresponding
secretary
• Joni Fontes,
historian
Associate Members
Members
Auxiliary Officers
• Marie Siebeking,
treasurer
• Jean Hillegass,
parliamentarian
• Nancy King,
Thanksgiving letter
coordinator
• Madelyn Sawyer,
Thanksgiving letter
coordinator
• Carole Anne Albero
• Carol Allain
• Betty Bade
• Amy Dagnall
• Shannon Edsall
• Angie Fowler
• Laura Godfrey
• Lynne Godfrey
• Stephanie
Hemingway
• Karen Hibbard
• Betty Jackson
• Rachel Jiral
• Lin Jolley
• Sarah Kirkley
• Pat Kramer
• Julie Martinette
• Debora Mosher
• Katheryn Hutchison
Mote
• Jackie Napolitano
• Shelia Napolitano
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ucy Oldfield
• Amy Pavlik
•R
ita Reeves
• Mona Pavlik
•M
artha Taylor
• Shannon Strauss
• Barbara Stufflebeem
• Lori Ann Tamayo
• Camille Vaughan
• Roxane Ward
• Kathleen Weaver
• Nancy Wilcox
Thank you
A look back at some of what
you made possible in 2013
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osh cut a red
ribbon, with help
from his mom and
St. Mary’s Board member Carl M. Albero, to
officially open
The Albero House on
St. Mary’s campus on
Sept. 19. The dedication ceremony was
underwritten in part
by Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. Supporters
like you contributed
the more than $3.2
million needed to
build and equip The
Albero House, where
adults with severe
disabilities receive the
same expert, compassionate care for which
St. Mary’s is known.
The Albero House is
named after the main
benefactors, Carl and
Carole Anne Albero.
Josh was the first
resident to move in to
the 10,000-square-foot
home. All 12 private
rooms are expected to
be full by early 2015.
“St. Mary’s is a godsend,” said Josh’s mom,
Nancy Stockner. Josh
is “happy and healthy,
and he has a beautiful
new home.”
resident Clare
Davison and the
rest of the wonderful
women who make up
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
threw a terrific auction
and gala in April, raising $73,000, including
$13,000 to help the
children and young
adults of St. Mary’s
take trips to the beach
and the zoo and enjoy
other fun activities.
Thank you to Joe
Flanagan of WVEC-TV
for emceeing the event,
and to St. Mary’s many
friends for coming out
to The Westin-Town
Center in Virginia
Beach or otherwise
showing your support.
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hen Josh
moved into
his room at The Albero
House in July, Maersk
employees Beth Frisher,
Meredith Siviter and
Kristen Barton were
determined to make
sure that the space was
personalized to his
liking. They worked
together to decorate
the room with an ocean
theme, with input from
Josh, his mother and
Sheri Mantoni, his
support coordinator at
St. Mary’s. They had
some help from Lisa
Edwards-Soblotne, a
friend of St. Mary’s,
and Ron Herrick,
St. Mary’s facility
maintenance manager,
as they installed a beach
mural, surfboard wall
art and other items.
That act of generosity
has inspired others;
please see the donor listings section for all the
sponsors of bedrooms
in The Albero House.
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sther and Tim
McDermott of
Ashland, Va., won our
Auxiliary’s raffle of a
2013 Volkswagen
Passat S, donated by
Checkered Flag Volkswagen. Special thanks
to Checkered Flag
Volkswagen General
Manager Todd Collins,
who now has arranged
for donation of a car
four years in a row.
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D
uring Occupational Therapy
Month in April, our
occupational therapy
support services staff
organized a drive to
collect shoes for
Soles4Souls, Inc. The
result: Folks donated
141 pairs of new and
gently worn shoes. The
OT staff packed up the
shoes – all 174 pounds
of boots, sandals,
sneakers and dress
shoes – and shipped
‘em out.
arents and guardians, staff and
members of the public
heard from experts
on topics relating to
children with disabilities as the free “Friday
Forums at St. Mary’s
Home” public lecture
series continued in
2013, with the generous
support of Children’s
Specialty Group and
The Camp Foundations.
Michelle Burnette,
district epidemiologist
with the Norfolk
Department of Public
Health, discussed influenza. Dr. Jason Gerber,
developmental pediatrician at Portsmouth
Naval Medical Center
and Joint Base
Langley-Eustis, spoke
about behavior management. Dr. Marybeth
R. Dixon of WomanCare Centers, PLC,
finished the series
with a talk about
Depo-Provera. See
saintmaryshome.org
for the current speaker
lineup.
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organ went
shopping for
a dress for St. Mary’s
prom. Her mom joined
Morgan and members
of St. Mary’s recreational therapy for a
fun afternoon at
Lynnhaven Mall in
Virginia Beach. The
Auxiliary Board of
St. Mary’s provided
the funds for Morgan
and other girls to buy
dresses and for the boys
to rent tuxedos.
aime and other
young adults
at St. Mary’s looked
all grown up in their
formalwear as they
got dressed up for that
ritual of spring, prom.
Jaime’s friend Colton
was voted prom king,
while Keshia earned
the prom queen crown.
All the girls looked
quite glamorous thanks
to volunteer Michelle
Gabriele, who came
in to do their makeup
professionally. Many
thanks to the students
from Norfolk Academy
who decorated our
Atrium and danced the
afternoon away with
our kids.
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ly and other
children and
young adults took part
in the fourth annual
science fair organized
by the REACH (Raising
Expectations and
Abilities for Children
with Complex Health
Needs) program of
Southeastern Cooperative Educational
Programs, which runs
the school at St. Mary’s.
St. Mary’s makes sure
that every child, no
matter how medically
fragile, attends school.
If a family prefers,
their child can go out
to classes at public
schools in Norfolk or
Virginia Beach. Many
families choose to have
their children stay at
St. Mary’s.
ulquinda and
other members
of St. Mary’s Girl Scout
Troop #5067 worked on
badges for photography
by taking photos with a
switch-adapted camera
as well as an iPad. On
May 7, they held an
exhibit in our boardroom to share some of
their work.
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eshia (at left)
proudly walked to
the podium to receive
her certificate as she,
Alysha, Ashley, Gregory,
Keith, Shanita (at
right), Terrance and
Thomas celebrated
their graduation day in
May. “These children
have taught me more
than I could ever teach
them,” said Terry A.
Lyle, principal of the
SECEP REACH program, which runs the
school at St. Mary’s.
or many children,
camp is a summer
tradition of making
new friends and creating lifelong memories.
With a $20,800 grant
from the We Promise
Foundation, 16 children and young adults
from St. Mary’s had
fun at camp, and made
those memories, over the
summer. We Promise
Chairman John Blum
(pictured with Payten)
said employees and
supporters of the charitable arm of Chartway
Federal Credit Union
are “honored to
provide St. Mary’s residents with the chance
to enjoy an enriching
outdoor experience.”
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B&T employees
volunteered at
St. Mary’s in June,
washing windows,
cleaning chairs and
assembling communication books for
our kids to use in
school. The employees
are part of the BB&T
Lighthouse Project, in
which BB&T associates
have completed more
than 4,400 community
service projects. They
are among the many
volunteers who donate
their time and talent
to support our children
and young adults.
aniya and Adrian
kept cool on a hot
summer day thanks
to a donation from the
Red Cross Water Safety
Committee that turned
one of the Home’s courtyards into a “Summer
Fun Park” water zone
complete with a splash
pad, fountains, water
dome and gigaball.
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N
early all of the
almost 90 children and young adults
who live at St. Mary’s
Home spent a beautiful
October Saturday together outdoors during
St. Mary’s Fall Mile for
Movement Festival,
presented by Portfolio
Recovery Associates.
Residents, staff,
volunteers and other
festival-goers from the
community decorated
wooden pumpkins, took
wheelchair-accessible
hay rides through
a “haunted” forest,
participated in a onemile fundraiser walk
around our campus
and enjoyed music
and other festivities.
Thank you to everyone
from throughout the
community who came
to St. Mary’s for the
festival or otherwise
supported the event,
which netted more than
$7,000 for the Home.
egan and other
children and
young adults enjoyed
crafts and games
during a luau that the
Auxiliary Board of
St. Mary’s organized in
our Atrium, with help
from the recreational
therapy staff.
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t. Mary’s, in
partnership with
the Scripps Howard
School of Journalism
and Communications
at Hampton University, developed a family
handbook to help families and guardians learn
more about the Home
and the services we offer.
The handbook, funded
in part by Tidewater
Children’s Foundation,
is available in Spanish
as well as English. To
request a copy, contact
Melanie Pérez-López,
director of social work,
at (757) 622-2208 ext.
321 or mperezlopez@
smhdc.org.
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t St. Mary’s, the
“power of touch”
is the sharing between
parent and child, child
and child, and child and
staff. We were pleased
in 2013 to debut a video,
“The Power of Touch,”
to share the loving,
professional care made
possible by donors like
you. Watch the video at
saintmaryshome.org/
about-us. To request a
DVD copy, contact Sonja
Barisic, director of marketing communications,
at (757) 352-2700 or
[email protected].
e’re so proud
of and grateful
for all of our volunteers,
including our schoolage Kid2Kid volunteers.
Kid2Kid founders
Jenna Crumley and
Brooke Gasser were
honored on National
Philanthropy Day
(Nov. 13) by the local
chapter of the Association of Fundraising
Professionals. They
were recognized in the
Outstanding Youth in
Philanthropy Category
for inspiring dozens of
kids, and their parents,
to get involved in
community service.
Kid2Kid volunteers
hold an annual “Chalk
the Walk” event, joining
children at St. Mary’s
to decorate the entryway where children
board the bus for school.
Kid2Kid also has raised
more than $12,000 for
St. Mary’s by selling
handmade crafts.
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arrington has been
strengthening her
legs by using one of two
standers funded by the
Miller Oil Foundation
with a $6,400 grant.
The stander improves
digestion and makes it
easier for Carrington
to breathe.
ach and other children and young
adults at St. Mary’s
shot some hoops in
our Atrium along with
members of the men’s
basketball team from
The College of William
and Mary. The athletes
and Head Coach Tony
Shaver helped kids toss
basketballs into a large
hoop and did some
cheering, too.
Thank you
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Thank you
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amda (here with
friend of
St. Mary’s Kim Thumel)
and some of the other
kids participated with
Team Hoyt VB in the
Rock ‘n’ Roll HalfMarathon in Virginia
Beach over Labor Day
Weekend. Children
and young adults also
took part in other races
with Team Hoyt VB,
including the CHKD
RunWalk for the Kids
in June and the Wicked
10K race in October.
natasha
Ramnarine
bought an engraved
paver “because the
children of St. Mary’s
touched my heart” when
she visited the Home
as a nursing student at
Riverside Regional
Medical Center in
Newport News. You
can express your own
sentiment and create
a lasting memory
while supporting the
children and young
adults by buying a
paver to be installed at
our front entrance or
in our tribute garden.
See saintmaryshome.
org/donate/pavers or
contact Diane Zinn,
development coordinator, at (757) 622-2208
ext. 328 or online at
[email protected].
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anta Claus and
the Easter Bunny
took over operations
of St. Mary’s for a day
in December, to the
delight of residents like
Zach. CEO William
C. Giermak agreed to
dress up as Santa and
CFO Wayne Jones
donned a bunny suit as
part of a staff fundraiser to help people
affected by the typhoon
in the Philippines. The
fundraiser brought
in $2,000, including
a matching donation
from Shoes for Crews.
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lana picked out
a pumpkin (and
took a little nap on a
hay bale) when she and
other kids visited Hunt
Club Farm’s pumpkin
patch and petting zoo
in Virginia Beach on
a bright fall day. The
field trip was one of
hundreds of outings
the children and young
adults enjoy yearly.
Our children and
young adults keep busy
outside of the school
day through the efforts
of our recreational
therapy department
and a community
liaison who oversees
the children’s expanding involvement in
community life. The
children visit museums
and the beach, attend
summer camp, ride
horses and take part in
many other activities.
We also invite groups
and individuals to
St. Mary’s to interact
with the children at
the Home.
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J
orge joined
Amanda Batcher
for some duets on songs
including “Rudolph the
Red-Nosed Reindeer”
when the singer and
friend of St. Mary’s
returned to the Home
for a special holiday
performance.
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t. Mary’s garden
is a fitting tribute
to Ann Wagner Gill, a
member of the Virginia
Beach Garden Club and
dedicated friend of
St. Mary’s who collected
gifts and delivered them
during the holidays to
the children and young
adults. Her family and
friends contributed
$40,000 from 165 gifts
in her memory when
she passed away, and
St. Mary’s used the
funds to develop a garden that was dedicated
in her honor in 2013.
lack of ice didn’t
stop the Norfolk
Admirals from playing a game – a soccer
game, that is – with
kids at St. Mary’s
during the holidays.
Players also took a tour
of The Albero House,
with Jorge and Salim as
their guides, and signed
Admirals programs for
the children and young
adults. Different members of the team visited
St. Mary’s in the spring.
W
T
he mothers of
children and
young adults who live
at St. Mary’s received
some special pampering during the holiday
season, with generous
donations from Mary
Kay Independent Sales
Director Lindsay Pryor
(at left), local Mary Kay
beauty consultants and
their loyal customers.
Pryor and Independent
Beauty Consultant
Yasmeen Taswell
(at right) delivered
pampering packages to St. Mary’s to
be distributed to the
moms. The Mary Kay
folks also treated one
mom with an afternoon
of well-deserved “me’’
time at Mary Kay’s
Pink Studio.
e have many
supporters
who donate their time,
talent and treasure
to the children and
young adults of
St. Mary’s Home. The
holiday season sees
many generous folks
drop by with gifts for the
kids, including employees of the Norfolk FBI
office, who visited with
Angus the therapy
dog. Tyree and other
children broke out into
huge smiles when they
petted Angus.
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C
S
ome of the children
and young adults
decided to participate
in a very special service
project: the Salvation
Army’s Angel Tree Program, which matches
donors with children
from families unable
to provide gifts to their
children during the
holidays. To raise funds
to provide Angel Tree
gifts, our kids held a
homemade goods and
treats sale. They made
and decorated lots of
fun stuff, from holiday
ornaments to tote bags
to pet treats to melted
crayon art. And
St. Mary’s staff contributed baked goods
and items for a silent
auction. All told, the
children and young
adults raised $1,200,
including an anonymous $300 donation.
ayden (pictured
with his dad),
Colton, Liam, Payten
and Jenny visited
Christmas Town at
Busch Gardens in
Williamsburg, along
with parents, siblings
and St. Mary’s staff.
The kids enjoyed seeing
holiday lights and
decorations, getting on
rides like the Battering
Ram and visiting
Santa at the North Pole.
Financial Highlights
Annual Supporters 2013
St. Mary’s Home
for Disabled
Children
Restricted and Unrestricted Gifts
T
Incorporated and Affiliate
ASSETS
Cash and investments
$22,395,966
Third party, pledge and other receivables
1,975,078
Fixed
assets
14,851,110
Note: Revenues and expenses in
256,356
clude two extraordinary favorable Other assets
non-cash items totaling $2,921,445 Total assets
39,478,510
related to the Home’s long-term
______________________________________________________________________________________
debt and defined benefit plan.
This information is extracted LI AB ILI TI E S AND NET AS S ETS
from the Dec. 31, 2013, financial
Current liabilities
$ 3,135,153
statements, which were audited
Other liabilities, including bonds payables 14,410,265
by PBMares. For a complete copy
Net
assets
21,933,092
of the 2013 financial statements,
please contact Martha Price
Total liabilities and net assets
39,478,510
Stewart, director of development, ______________________________________________________________________________________
at [email protected],
(757) 446-6797 or (800) 237-6555. REVE NUE S
Patient service revenue
$ 15,299,713
Contributions
999,769
United Way campaign
166,986
Investment and other income 1,359,164
Total revenues
17,825,632
______________________________________________________________________________________
E XPE NSE S
Patient services
$12,047,277
Management and general
2,138,618
Fundraising
402,818
Total expenses
14,588,713
______________________________________________________________________________________
Increase in net assets
$ 3,236,919
Net assets, beginning of year
18,696,173
Net assets, end of year
21,933,092
Financial Highlights for
Year Ended Dec. 31, 2013
18%
6%
15%
Supporter
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous
he Board of Directors would
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Allison
like to recognize and thank
American Mechanical, Inc.
these individuals, corporations,
Dan and Terry Anglim
foundations, organizations and
Ms. Rhonda Bailey
municipalities for their generous
Bank of America United Way
support as of Dec. 31, 2013. All
Campaign
donations are crucial to helping
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baur
children and young adults with
severe disabilities have happy lives Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bell
The Bodacious Bazaar
and achieve their fullest potential.
Ms. Elizabeth Budde
If we omitted or misspelled your
name, let us know, and please accept Camp Foundation in honor of
Mike Duffy
our apologies.
Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation in
honor of Mike Duffy
Friend
Capital Concrete, Inc.
$100,000 - $249,999
2012 Charity Kicks Soccer Clinic
Estate of Elizabeth Anderson
Children’s Specialty Group, PLLC
Campbell
United Way of South Hampton Roads Mrs. Margaret M. Cordovana
Daughters of Wisdom, Inc.
DaVita ® Norfolk Square
Patron
Dialysis staff
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dolan
Mrs. Katheryn Hutchison Mote
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian Church
Partner
Larry & Betty Friedrichsen in
$10,000 – $24,999
honor of Jayson
Anonymous
Amerigroup Charitable Foundation Gathering of Friends
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home Gifts from The Goddard School,
Virginia Beach, Strawbridge/
The Clark-Janis Foundation
Redmill
Dominion Employee Giving Program
Thomas and Lynne Godfrey
Febre Trust
Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Gomez
Steve and Mara Fredrickson
S. Bernard and Sharon S. Goodwyn
JEB Little Creek Catholic Chapel
International Interior Design
Jo-Kell, Inc.
Association
Mrs. Jane R. Miller
Ironclad Technology Services, LLC
City of Norfolk
Portfolio Recovery Associates, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth Cabell Jennings
Johnson Family Foundation
We Promise Foundation
Kaufman & Canoles, PC
Mr. Ronald Zoby and Mrs. Jarrett
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Kellam, Jr.
Zoby
Ms. Hollie Kernan
Kerneos, Inc.
Associate
Mr. James R. Knight and Ms. Mary
$5,000 - $9,999
J. Gibson
Anonymous
Knights of Columbus - Fr. Nicholas J.
Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc.
Habets Council 4632
Douglas & Marianne Dickerson
John and Marianne Littel
Foundation
Margot and Chad Manke
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. McPhillips
Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy
Michael Baker Corporation
Kid2Kid
Foundation Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Knapp
Employees
Miller Oil Foundation
Mr. Don Michals
Christopher and Dana Reeve
Ms. Marjorie C. Miller
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Napolitano
SAIC
NATO Headquarters, Supreme Allied
Skanska USA Civil Southeast, Inc.
Command Transformation
Ruth and Gregory Takacs
Norfolk Southern Charitable Match
VuBay Foundation
Trust
Warden Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Nuss
Wells Fargo Foundation
2%
38%
21%
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2013 Sources of Contributed
Revenue
■ Individuals
■ Bequests
■ United Way/Combined
Federal Campaign
■ Corporate
■ Community
■ Foundation
Ocean View Women’s Golf
Association
Mrs. Lucy J. Oldfield
Mr. Robert A. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Provenzano
QVC, Inc.
Ms. Mary-Jo Rawson
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Corporate
Ronald McDonald House Charities
of Norfolk
Rotary Club of Hampton Roads
Rotary Club of Norfolk
Rotary Club of Portsmouth
SACT Officer’s Partners Club
SECEP’s 2013 WHRO Community
Impact Award for Regionalism
Sentara Healthcare
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Shank
Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Shinault
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith
South Side Iron Order MC
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spence
Technical Systems Integration, Inc.
Mr. James J. Thomas
Truist
Town Point Club Charity Classic
Miles and Wendy Weiss
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Judith V. Williams, M.D.
Ms. Pat Yeiser
Dr. Jean Shelton
Silent Service Motorcycle Club, Old
Dominion Chapter
Martha and John Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Taylor
Kathleen A. Thomas
United Way of Greater Atlanta, Inc.
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula
Uno Chicago Grill
Mr. Jerry D. Vance
Virginia Beach Chapter of Thrivent
Financial for Lutherans
Richard and Gloria Vizzier
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Whalen
Mr. Walt Yourstone
$250 - $499
Anonymous (3)
3SS & D Inc.
Mr. Jose Aguilar
American Legion Auxiliary #327
Mr . and Mrs. David C. Anglin
Gifts from the Bellamy Bridge Club
Dr. Sandra S. Billy
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bosse
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Bowers
Mr. Ryan Carroll
Church of the Ascension
Mr. Robert W. Coffey
Consolvo/Peaches Gregory Tent
Cooper Hurley, PLLC
Bobby and Patti Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Billy England
Mrs. Barbara H. Fleming
$500 - $999
Alan and Esther Fleder Foundation
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Graves
Mr. James Ball
Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School Great Bridge United Methodist
Church
Ms. Kathy Brobst
Pam and Patrick Hall
Frank and Marie Callaham
Mr. Peter C. Hansen
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph A. Chop
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A.
USCG
Harrington, Jr.
Mr. Axel L. Crimmins
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hunter
Mrs. Joan Damsey
Mari Hurd
Mrs. Gayle N. Donovan
Image Business Interiors (IBI) Staff
Mr. Leslie H. Friedman
in honor of Carrie Setliff, Deborah
Mr. James Friesz
McDonald and Bob Kraly
Sis Nash Memorial Fund of the
Ms. Venessa Jackson-Yancey
Hampton Roads Community
Jalbert and Associates Inc.
Foundation
Ms. Mary Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly C. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gregory Kilduff
Mr. Mark Kendall in support of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Koch
Liam’s Angels
KPMG Community Giving
Mr. James T. Kennedy
Campaign
Kent and Gwen Kleeberger
Skip and Linda Margiotta
Mrs. Thomas E. Lassen
The Mariners’ Museum
Laufer Group International, Ltd
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murphy
Capt. and Mrs. Bradley J. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perry
USN
Dr. and Mrs. T. Mark Peterson
Mr. Michael J. McPhillips
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Planinsheck
Mother Teresa Ladies Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Quealy
12117
Mary and John Reinhart
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph P. Noha, Jr.
Mr. Francis E. Rohde
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Pavlik
Ms. Anita Peele
Mr. Donald R. Peloquin
Edwin Jay Rafal
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rentner
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Rice
Mr. F. Scott Ripley and Ms. Michele
Workman
Saint Patrick Catholic School
Col. Donald D. Smith USAF (Ret.)
Law Offices of McGrath &
Danielson
Southern Riders MC of VA and NC
Eric Stauffer and Melissa Munn
Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Strickland
SunTrust United Way Campaign
Ms. Barbara J. Taylor
United Way of Virginia’s Eastern
Shore
$100 - $249
Anonymous (8)
726 SOLD, Inc.
Mr. Albert M. Adams
Ms. Rachel E. Allen
Dr. Jason Alper
Ms. Regina Amick
Ms. Carmen Aycud
Sonja N. Barisic and James J.
Lidington
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Barlow
Mr. Edward S. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Barrett
Mr. Todd A. Sauers and Ms. Michelle
L. Bartimoccia
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bason
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bazil
Benefit Specialists, Ltd.
Bergen County United Way
Ms. Mary Best
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Black
Ms. Gwendolyn W. Brehon
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Brown
Mr. Richard Buonfigli
Ms. Radha Buxani
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Callahan
Cape Henry Woman’s Club, Inc.
Catholic Church of Saint Mark
Mr. Michael L. Childress
John and Jean Choplinsky
VADM E. W. Clexton, Jr. USN (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Clowdsley
Ms. Tamara K. Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Coffey
Jim and Anita Cooney
Ms. Marylin Copeland
Ms. Mary L. Crell
Mr. Donald Cullen
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Delauder
Mr. Jason E. Dodd
Ms. Catherine V. Driscoll
E. T. Gresham Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards
Ms. Lisa Y. Edwards-Soblotne
Capt. Frederic F. Elkin USN (Ret)
Ms. Sheila W. Elliott
Ms. Alice Everhart
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Exum, Jr.
Suzanne and David Fairbank
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L Ferramosca
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fullinwider
Ms. Heather M. Gaertner
Bill and Paulette Galanko
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Giermak
LCDR and Mrs. George Giersch
USN (Ret.)
Ms. Jo Ann Given
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon
Green Lakes Baptist Church
Dr. Judith Green
Mr. William A. Gresham
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Griffith
Mr. Rock Guthrie
Ms. Mary L. Harris
Mr. Jonathan Hartz
Mr. Robert T. Hasler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hecht
Ms. Erica M. Helms
Ms. Kimberly T. Henderson
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hennelly, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric V. Hillerman
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Holcomb
Mr. Joseph B. Hooks
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hopkins
Ms. Margaret R. Horn
Ms. Patricia E. House
Capt. and Mrs. Richard Hudson
USMC (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hunt, Jr.
LCDR and Mrs. Terry E. Huss Ret.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jeglum
The Honorable and Mrs. Louis R.
Jones
Dr. and Mrs. David L. Kaiser
Mr. Edward Kavanaugh, Jr.
Mr. Michael Khandelwal
Ms. Kathryn J. Kilduff
Ms. Rebecca A. Kilduff
Kiwanis Club of Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Kok
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
Law Offices of McGrath &
Danielson
Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Levin
Ms. Stacy L. Long, CFP®, AIF®
Mr. and Mrs. Saul H. Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lowrance
Mr. Howard Luck
Ms. Katherine O. MacMillan
Ms. Jane Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Massey
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard
Mr. and Mrs. William
McCardell, Jr.
Ms. Andolyn Medina
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mellette
Mr. Julius S. Miller
Ms. Diane M. Mocion and Dr.
Jonathan Rubin
Mr. Vincent J. Mollura
Ms. Stephanie Moreland
Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Morgan
Mr. Jason Nelson
Mr. James J. Nichols
Ms. Marilyn ODonnell
Mr. Thomas F. O’Reilly
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Dean & Nancy Oyler
Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Pallett
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Parker
Mr. Stanley G. Parnell
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin G.
Pendleton
Mr. Paul V. Peters, Jr.
Ms. Jennifer L. Pettengill
Mr. Victor Philleo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Pickard
Mr. Dennis W. Plank
Chris and Nora Powers
John and Carrie Prince
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Rack
Mr. Michael L. Rapp
Kathy and David Rawls
Ms. Jean L. Resch
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson L. Rosskamm
Rotary Club of Great Bridge, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Russo
Mr. Richard Rutyna
Ms. Kathy Sands
Ms. Jodie A. Shields
Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad A. Shoaibi
Mr. Vijay Soundaram
Ms. Judy K. Sparrow
Stevens Roofing Corporation
Mr. Mark Stewart
Mr. Jim R. Story
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Sullivan
John and Ann Swetits
Capt. and Mrs. Frank M. Swientek
USN (Ret)
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tedesco
The M Standing Revocable Trust
Mr. Russell S. Turner
William and Kathleen Uberti
UBS Employee Giving Programs
Ms. Debbie Underhill
United Way of Lancaster County
United Way of San Diego County
United Way Suncoast
Mr. Fred L. Vaccarella
Dr. Joseph E. Vaccarella
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vitale
Ms. Carol L. Waterman
Ms. Lesa B. Weaver
LCDR Raymond Weber
Mr. James Weckerly
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Wheeler, Jr.
Cathy and Hal Whisman
The Honorable and Mrs. Bruce A.
Wilcox
Mr. Ben R. Wiley
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilhite
Mr. Timothy Wilmer
Mr. W. Lewis Witt
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Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wolcott IV
Mr. Charles T. Woodington
Miss Claudia Woods
Gifts for Special Projects
Activities for the Children
American Red Cross Water Safety
Committee
David and Katharine Griffith
Rotary Club of Norfolk
Swimways Corporation
The Albero House Dedication
Sponsor
Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. in honor of
Carl M. Albero
Annual Report Sponsor
Amerigroup Charitable Foundation
Beautification of the Home
BB&T - 2013 Lighthouse Project
Children’s Tuition to Camp
Horizon
We Promise Foundation
Community Outings
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
VuBay Foundation
Equipment for the Children
4Moms
Mr. Greg Gabriele
JEB Little Creek Catholic Chapel
Kerneos, Inc.
Miller Oil Foundation
Christopher and Dana Reeve
Foundation
Ronald McDonald House Charities
of Norfolk
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Corporate
Warden Family Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Friday Forums Sponsor
The Camp Foundations
Children’s Specialty Group, PLLC
Furnishings and Décor for The
Albero House
Jackie Camire
Chartway Federal Credit Union
First Baptist Church of Norfolk
The Hantzes Family
Mary Harris
Mary Kay Holladay
Jewish Family Services
Shirley Justice
Maersk Line, Limited
Rutherfoord, Inc.
The Scherzinger Family
Target
Wells Fargo Advisors
Michael Lovely
Family of Mary C. Masters
Mrs. Mary Lou McPhaul
Ms. Rosemarie Morehead
Journey’s Sponsor
Portfolio Recovery Associates, Inc. Ms. Brenda Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nebe
Fall Mile for Movement Festival Ms. Sandra Nozzarella
The O’Malley Family
Sponsor
Portfolio Recovery Associates, Inc. Ms. Lisa Peacock
Phi Kappa Sigma of RandolphMacon College
Group Volunteers
Anatasha Ramnarine
Amerigroup
Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School Mr. Daniel Roper
Skanska USA Civil Southeast, Inc.
Disney Store
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith
Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia
Ms. Janice Smith
Beach
Ms. Mary V. Smith
Kid2Kid
Mr. Randy Smith
Norfolk Academy
ODU-Success without Limitations Star of the Sea Catholic School
Ms. Lesley Sunas
Old Donation Episcopal Church
Tidewater Knitting Guild of
URS Corporation
Virginia
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Virginia Opera Presentation
Norfolk District
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
Ms. Merlinda Vergonio
VFW Post 4809
Gifts-in-Kind
The Way Ministry
American Legion Auxiliary
Ms. Margaret Welch
Unit 327
American Mechanical, Inc.
Matching Gift Companies
Mrs. Shirley Backus
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Ms. Karrie Beaudry
Chevron Humankind
Ms. Gail S. Berger
Verizon Foundation
Ms. Leah Blair
Mr. and Mrs. William Blount
Ms. Karen Bodett
Honor Tributes
Ms. Anna Bradshaw
Ms. Kathy Brobst
In Honor of Mr. Carl M. Albero
C&M Automotive
Mr. and Mrs. George Barunas
Cape Henry Woman’s Club, Inc.
Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc.
Mrs. William Carson
Ms. Jeanita R. Castille
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Mr. Tyree Champion
Anderson
Chartway Federal Credit Union
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Anderson
Ms. Angelia Coggin
Mr. Rob Costello
In Honor of Jacque and Tyler
Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Crumley
Anthony
Ms. Yolanda Darden
Mr. Charles F. Taylor IV
The Decker Law Firm
Katelyn Dempsey
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
The Downs Family
Arthofer
Event Staffing, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Anderson
FBI Norfolk
Michael Frantz
In Honor of Linda Baptist for her
Ms. Kerri Furey
36 years
Phil Grandfield
SECEP REACH Program Staff
Courtney Harvey
Ms. Natalie Heide
In Honor of Ron and Wyn Bosley’s
Mr. Ronald Herrick
50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Horton
Ms. Nelda Stine
Infusion Sales Group
Jared – The Galleria of Jewelry
In Honor of Caitlin
Jewish Family Services of
Ms. Amy Wright
Tidewater
The Keller Family
In Honor of George and Linda
Ms. Stacia Keller
Consolvo
Kids Town Learning Center
Ms. Ada-Clarke N. Davis
Dr. Judy Williams, Jayden and
Naomi
In Honor of Mary Copeland’s
45th birthday
Mr. Michael Charles
In Honor of Scot Creech and
Family
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Becraft
Ms. Fay M. Carbo
Ms. Catherine A. Duncan
Ms. Janet S. Kilpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Mueller
Mrs. Kathleen F. Morris
Ms. Lisa A. Rawles
Ms. Gloria J. Robins
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thow
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Trapp
In Honor of Mrs. Joan Damsey
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carroll Creecy
In Honor of Clare Davison on
her birthday
Rick Davison
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dawson
In Honor of Jeanne DeBraggio
Mrs. Jeanne Pinkston
In Honor of Mary DeFord
DeFord Family
In Honor of Molly H.
Mrs. June Reiter
In Honor of Kim Harrington
SECEP REACH Program Staff
In Honor of Mrs. Jean Hillegass
From daughter Liz, granddaughter
Jean and great grandson, Dustin
In Honor of Mr. Steve
Hornstein’s birthday
Mr. Steven M. Hornstein
In Honor of Katie Jones
Mr. Peter Jones
In Honor of Mr. Nabil Kassir on
Father’s Day
Marissa and Alexander
In Honor of Kid2Kid
Judith V. Williams, M.D.
In Honor of Ms. Sarah Kirkley
Ms. Martha B. Ruggles
In Honor of Pat and Jim Kramer
Dan and Kathy Law
In Honor of Leslie DeFord
DeFord Family
In Honor of Dr. Joel Lall-Trail
The Staff of Virginia Ophthalmology
Associates
In Honor of Mrs. Carolyn Dennis
Mr. Terry D. Ricks
In Honor of Mary Louis LeHew
William and Sheri LeHew
In Honor of Mr. Joseph Dewey
Patrick and Edith Causey
In Honor of Liam L.
Linda and Bill Gregory
Josh and Larisa Hill
In Honor of Alana D.
Mrs. Marian Cotton
In Honor of Teresa Dumouchelle
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Honor of Bobb and Audrey
Dymarcik
Mike & Kerri Sabo, Pamela Honey
& Jim Hurt
In Honor of the Fiore and Viola
Families
Ms. Mary Anne Fiore
In Honor of our Friends and
Family
Jeannette and Giles Gouldsmith
In Honor of Peter and Mary
Galanides
Stephanie, Matt, Andrea and 3Pete
In Honor of Tom & Suellen Greise
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hawes
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In Honor of The Lovisi Family,
Argentina, Maria and Arthur Jr.
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Honor of Mr. Arthur Lovisi, Jr.
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Honor of Linda Marino
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Honor of Trent M.
Mrs. Davaline Perry
In Honor of Soozi McLain
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Almond
Mr. and Mrs. John C. House
In Honor of Gabriella “Gabby”
Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Morgan
In Honor of Mrs. Katheryn H.
Mote
Thomas and Anne Chowns
In Honor of Mrs. Janet E.
Roberts
Mr. Robert W. Coffey
In Honor of Mrs. Jeanne
Pinkston’s birthday
Mrs. Jeanne DeBraggio
In Honor of our 65th Wedding
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gorman Pinkston
Memory Tributes
In Memory of Marie Decker
Anderson
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Daniel F. and
Josephine Anglim
Dan and Terry Anglim
In Memory of Dr. Ramez Said
Azoury
In Honor of Betsy Stone, Jennifer, Nabil and Debbi Kassir
Cora and Caroline Reasor
Disability Determination Services
In Memory of C. A. Ballentine
Mrs. Veronica Ballentine
In Honor of Rita P. Reeves
Ethel and Norman Pollock
In Memory of Mr. Doug Barner
Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Reeves
Mr. Daniel F. Nimershiem
In Honor of Mrs. Joanne Rentner
Ms. Eleanor Bader
In Honor of Adam Rawson Rose,
Norfolk Academy Class of 2008
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rose
In Honor of Aidan S.
Emmett and Suzanne Smith &
Family
In Honor of Sharron Saunders
32.5 years
Teachers and Students, SECEP
REACH
In Honor of Wayne and Theresa
Sawyer
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Rogers
In Honor of Rosemary Simmons
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Memory of Gertrude Frances
Green Barry
Mr. Edward Barry
In Memory of Mr. Theodore J.
Broecker
Ms. Marietta S. Dormire
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Huger
Ms. Amy Saleeby
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spigel
In Memory of Aleen Brown
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Mr. Earl Brown
Linda Stark
In Memory of Mr. Morgan Buyrn
Skip and Linda Margiotta
In Memory of Joseph Patrick
Callahan
Capt. and Mrs. Terence McKnight
In Memory of Mrs. Sonora D.
Beacham
Members of The Bellamy Bridge
Club
In Memory of Ms. Dorothy R.
Camantigue
Anonymous
In Memory of Ms. Phyllis Bellah
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Freeman
In Memory of Dr. R. M. Campbell
Mrs. Kristina Joyce
In Memory of Miss Sarah
Benson
Mrs. Frances M. Benson
In Memory of Mr. Jason Cassels
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Edsall
In Memory of Ms. Lorraine
Mary Berry
Sandra Kinsner and Beth Simons
The Merritts, Buddy, Cissy, Jeff
and Wendy
In Memory of Mr. Pantaleon
Bersamin
Ms. Marie Arvelo-Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Erlinda T. Abrajano
Mr. Joseph B. Barbero
In Honor of Dr. Lisa D. Stephens- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin U. Cacapit
Garriott
Esperon Family
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Garriott
Ms. Julie R. Hart
EMCS E8 Jose Macapinlac
In Honor of Kim Thumel
USN (Ret)
Pungo Strawberry Festival
Mr. O. S. Miranda
In Honor of St. Mary’s Staff
Ms. Anatasha Ramnarine
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward, Jr.
In Honor of Harry and Anne
Traylor
Elly and Tom Smith
In Memory of James Wesley
Billings
Jim and Stephanie Billings
In Honor of Colton W.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patykula
Emma Bice Rhyne
In Memory of Andrew Blair
Ed and Tricia Blair
In Honor of Dr. Trey White
Dick and Jane Gresham
In Memory of Mark Arthur
Bousquet
Maj. and Mrs. Arthur Bousquet
USMC (Ret.)
In Memory of James Lloyd and
Jane Barber Blow
Mr. Randall M. Blow
In Memory of Christina
Sylvia and Debra Linden
In Memory of Mrs. Rina Cromich
Ms. Suzanne Barr
In Memory of Edwin Lamar
Dennis Jr.
Patsy and Jim Slaughter
In Memory of Mr. Floyd W.
Dooley Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Dooley, Sr.
In Memory of Mrs. Gertrude
Dutlinger
Ms. Katherine J. Dutlinger
In Memory of Mr. John Elwell
Mrs. Peggy S. Wilkinson
In Memory of Mr. Garland Eng
Mrs. Farouk D. Kassir
In Memory of Milton and
Patricia Ericson
Ms. Pat Yeiser
In Memory of Mr. Harry
Etheridge
Ms. Willa D. Hurley
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In Memory of Luke G. McCarty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. McCarty
In Memory of Ms. Janet Falk
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Mr. Billy Hutchison
Ms. Ruby Center
Ms. Mary DeFord
Mrs. Carolyn L. Dennis
Mrs. Florence B. Mann
Ms. Lucy F. Reasor
In Memory of Mrs. Juanita
Joyce Fletcher
Ms. Mary DeFord
In Memory of Mrs. Mary Ellen
Jowett
Mr. Byron L. Jowett
In Memory of Shirley Murray
McDuffie
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
In Memory of Dr. Thomas F. Flynn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Corey
In Memory of Susan S. Keffer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Callo
In Memory of Mrs. Grace Marie
Dees Gabriele
Mr. Greg Gabriele
In Memory of Ms. Emma May
Kessel
Mrs. Llewellyn N. Smith
In Memory of Mr. James P.
McMahon
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Dudley
Ms. Martha B. Ruggles
In Memory of Rev. Paul T.
Gaughan
Kathleen and Wayne Gibson
In Memory of Victoria Noel
“Tori” Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Renea Hicks
John and Alicia Hohl
Bonnie Mani Ph.D.
Brian and Dorothy McBride
Dr. Glen Moore
Dr. David Spencer
In Memory of Mr. Michael
Facchini
Ms. Frances Facchini
In Memory of Mrs. Dorothy
Louise Giermak
Mr. Chester F. Giermak
In Memory of Dean Mary
Blessing Gilkey
Ms. Tracey Woods
In Memory of Ann Wagner Gill
Mrs. Betty S. Anthony
Ms. Martha A. Faulkner
Granite Fund of the Community
Foundation Serving Richmond
and Central Virginia
Mrs. Robert W. P. Martin, Jr.
Ms. Elizabeth A. Mobley
In Memory of Ms. Domoisell
Haltli
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Carleigh Harbin
The Lipsey Family
In Memory of Roosevelt and
Lula Mae Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
In Memory of Mrs. Franziska K.
Hecht
Mr. Barry Margolius
In Memory of Marge Henkel
Ms. Susan K. Sobota
In Memory of Mr. Richard S.
Horchner
Mrs. Charlotte Paulsen
In Memory of Ms. Clara
Hottenstein
Mr. Bobby Floyd, Jr.
In Memory of Lois S. McDaniel,
Norfolk Public Schools teacher
Ms. Ann Raiford
In Memory of Mr. Richard
McMenamia
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kiley
In Memory of Mr. Thomas F.
McPhaul
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nusbaum
In Memory of Mr. Gerald
Kresinske
Ms. Mary E. Moberg
In Memory of Ann and Vinnie
McPhillips
Mr. Charles V. McPhillips
Mr. Edward J. McPhillips
Mr. Michael J. McPhillips
Mrs. Jane Stirm
In Memory of Joanne Krol
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Pamela Ann Mines
Mrs. Rita Reeves
In Memory of Mrs. Hazel Lane
Mr. Richard Lane
In Memory of Elizabeth Mossel
Anonymous
Stacey Coker, Dawn Hutchinson,
Amanda Lawrence, Sue Osborne
and Mona Sand
Gary and Valerie Gray
Ms. Marci Greenspan
Mrs. Melissa M. Imperato
Tara Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Jennings
Tom, Paul, Larry and the Janrain
team
Janrain Team East - Tom, Will,
Karen, Cyndi, David, Terrance,
Scott, John B. and Eric Robert,
Christine and Bennett Miller
Dodie and Charles Pleiss
In Memory of Ms. Mamie White
Lathan
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Mr. Irving J. Leach
The DeFord Family
In Memory of Dorothy
McPherson
Marie and Peter Callo
In Memory of Tommy Maddox
Dr. Joseph E. Vaccarella
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs.
Manges’ three sons
Ms. Helen C. Manges
In Memory of Mr. David Marvin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Porter
In Memory of Mrs. Mary Masters
Merny’s Angels, Michelle B. Masters,
Ramona “Mona” Lankford, Mary
“Cathy” Masters and Lisa Masters
In Memory of Matthew
Pete & Andrea Peterson
In Memory of Mrs. Joan L.
Nusbaum
Mrs. Joan Damsey
In Memory of Mrs. Bettye J.
Sampson
Mr. George Sampson
In Memory of Mr. Edward C.
“Barney” Oldfield, Jr.
Mrs. Lucy J. Oldfield
In Memory of Rachel V. Sancilio
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Joe Palmer, Jr.
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Ms. Anne
Schellhammer
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Miss Rachel Lynn
Peckham
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Bridges
CELL-ebration Christian
Fellowship
Mrs. Angel Eutsler
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Keeling
Colleagues, friends and family at
NASA Langley Research Center
Ms. Linda Rowell
In Memory of Mr. Eugene
Schmidt
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Roger and Jackie
Pierce
Mrs. Ruby Center
In Memory of Mr. George L.
Sims III
Mrs. Katheryn H. Mote
In Memory of Mr. Lee Marc
Pollack
Knowledge Information
Solutions, Inc.
In Memory of Mrs. Sally Smith
Dippy and Bitsy Pender
In Memory of Richard M. and
Mary E. Quinn
Dan and Terry Anglim
In Memory of Juanita Kessel
Scoff
Mrs. Llewellyn N. Smith
In Memory of Frank and Eva Siegl
Bill and Cathy Siegl
In Memory of Mr. Charles James
Smyth
Employees of Dare County Public
Works, Manteo, NC
In Memory of Edwards Mathias
Stephanz
Clarice Stephanz McCarthy,
Louisville, KY and Gerald Graham,
Greendale, WI
In Memory of Dr. Albert Rassam Ms. JoAnn Strickland
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of “Maggie” Taylor
In Memory of Mr. Walter Reiter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Hilary Johnson
In Memory of Mr. James Joseph
Thomas
In Memory of Mr. Nathan
Mr. L. Gary Moore
Richardson
Mr. David O’Neal
Miles and Harlene Anderson
Ms. Karen O’Neal
In Memory of Ms. Doris Rickman
In Memory of Jane Thomas
Pat Wilhite
Mr. John S. Thomas
In Memory of Mr. Henry S. Nassar In Memory of Roger F.
In Memory of Mr. John Michael
Robinson Sr.
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
Thro
Emmett and Suzanne Smith &
Alan & Linda Vigneault
Family
In Memory of Jenna Noha
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph P. Noha, Jr.
In Memory of Mrs. Irene Tocce
In Memory of Mr. Ronald
Ms. Joanne Tocce
Robinson
In Memory of Ms. Evelyn
Mrs. Marsha Wallace
Nunnally
In Memory of Dorothula Tibbs
Ms. Barbara Celestial
In Memory of Mrs. Patricia Kelly Vance and daughter Patty
Mrs. Thelma V. Downing
Rudiger
Mrs. Debbie Stolle
Jerry D. Vance
Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Hunt
In Memory of Ms. Hilary Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Callo
In Memory of Mrs. Joann
Randolph
Mr. Daniel F. Nimershiem
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In Memory of Mr. Gene Walters
Ray and Kathy Brandi
In Memory of Mrs. Marion
Bradshaw Ward
A & N Electric Coorperative
BB&T Exmore Employee Fund
Directors, Officers and Associates
of BB&T
Ronnie and Patty Bailey
Sonja N. Barisic and James J.
Lidington
Ms. Diana P. Belote
Ms. Lula C. Carpenter
Larry and Cindy Custis
Guy and Joyce Doughty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C.
Drummond
Mrs. Leona B. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Haugh
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hill
Mr. Clinton Hopkins
Ms. Kathryn T. Laprad
Joe, Lynn, Julie & Michael
Patykula
Mr. William W. Prettyman
Emma Bice Rhyne
Mrs. Sally Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Savage, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Savage
Lou Ann Steffey
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stewart
Todd and Kathy Sturgis
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Taylor
Ms. Mary A. Volz
Mr. and Mrs. George Young
Ms. Diane Zinn
In Memory of Mr. James Robert
White
Ms. Robin J. White
In Memory of Christopher
Widman
Cdr. and Mrs. M. W. Widman, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad A. Widman
Mrs. Ginny Hardin
In Memory of Mr. Thomas H.
Wilson
Nabil and Debbi Kassir
In Memory of Mrs. Mary
“Marilyn” Zoby
Alice Barber
JoAnne Barco
Karen Brewer
Nancy Howard
Janice Melton
Liz Pavao
Jayne Scholl
Twanna Whitehurst
Empirical Group
Ms. Marguerite T. Frost
Ms. Mary M. Picano
Pat and Mary Riley
Ms. and Mrs. Lenore B. Spivey
Barry and Kathy Watts
Mr. Ronald Zoby and Mrs. Jarrett
Zoby
Embrace Capital and
Endowment Campaign
T
he following donors provided the
final gifts necessary to build The
Albero House at St. Mary’s Home,
dedicated to the care of young adults
with disabilities, and to provide for the
future of St. Mary’s. We want to thank
these donors for their generosity.
$100,000 - $499,999
Patricia and Douglas Perry
Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Mary Ludlow Home
$25,000 - $49,999
Mrs. Carolyn E. McDonnell
$10,000 - $24,999
Mr. Charles W. Moorman
$5,000 - $9,999
Patrick E. and Brenda C. Corbin
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous
Mr. Tom Baybrook
Mr. William Clarke
Dr. Glen Moore
Dr. David Spencer
Gifts In Memory of Mrs. Marion
Bradshaw Ward
Ward’s Corner Lions Club
$500 - $999
Jack and Muriel Greenhalgh
Holy Spirit Catholic Church Parish
Mr. Peter Jones
$100 - $499
Mr. and Mrs. Renea Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Kocur
Brian and Dorothy McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rose
The Honorable Alotha C. Willis
and Wayne D. Person
Certified United Way
Agency
S
t. Mary’s Home is a certified
United Way agency and receives
support from individuals who designate St. Mary’s on their pledge forms.
We are pleased to recognize and
thank our top United Way donors.
Donors through United Way of
South Hampton Roads
Alexis de Tocqueville Society
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Allison
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones
Mrs. Mary Sue Jones
Mike and Andria McClellan
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J.
Naplitano, Sr.
Maria and Bill Reid
Mr. Neal and Dr. Lisa Stern
Donors who pledged $1,000
and above
Mr. Steven Bowyer
Mr. Randy E. Boyer
Mr. Earl W. Bracey
Ms. Linda D. Charlton
Ms. Penelope C. Dishaw
Mr. Arthur Ellermann
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hurlbut
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Martin, Jr.
Peter and Kathleen Masciangelo
Mr. George W. McCormic, Sr.
Mr. John O’Malley
Mr. Leonard E. Searles
Mrs. Martha J. Sims
Ms. Deborah R. Struebing
Mr. George F. Votava
Mr. and Mrs. William Walton
Mr. Robert E. Wash
Mr. Lewis R. White
Mr. Charles H. Wolfe
The Guardian Society
T
he Guardian Society recognizes
donors who have included
St. Mary’s Home in their wills, trusts
or other estate plans intending to
help us provide excellent care and
meaningful programs for future
generations of children and young
adults. For information, please
contact Martha Price Stewart,
director of development, at
[email protected] or
(757) 446-6797 or (800) 237-6555.
Thank you.
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Members
Anonymous
Anonymous in Honor of Cornelius
A. & Veronica Z. Ballentine and
Paul & Nancy F. Zydron Jr.
Carl M. and Carole Anne Albero
Frances McPhillips Benson, in
memory of Sarah Benson
Ed and Tricia Blair
Dr. Edmund G. Brodie
Linda Consolvo
Mike and Sandy Duffy
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Etheridge, Jr.
Mara and Steve Fredrickson
Thomas and Catherine Giordano
Thomas and Suellen Greise
Bob Guess & Patti Petty
Mr. Steven M. Hornstein
Ms. Patricia E. House
Frances and Richard A. Morrell
Katheryn Hutchison Mote
Jackie and Fred Napolitano
Lucy J. Oldfield in memory of Lee
and W. Henry Jordan
Ms. Leslie A. Paul and Mr. Bill Seib,
In memory of Robert D. Paul
Ms. Suzanne Puryear
Mr. Michael V. Scotece
Snodgrass-Lawson Trust
Martha and John Stewart
Martha P. and J. Hume Taylor, Jr.
Honor Roll of Past Members
Donald Henry Burlage Revocable
Living Trust
Estate of Elizabeth Anderson
Campbell
Estate of Martha Ann Creecy
Estate of Ann Dealy
Estate of Elaine Dixon
J. Carroll Fears, Jr. & Mary H. Fears
Charitable Unitrust
Febre Trust
Estate of Edna M. Gross
Estate of E. Carlton Macon
Mary Ludlow Home
Estate and Trust of Linford Mason
Betty M. Mayetta Revocable Trust
Estate of Mary Nelson
Estate of Reed and Mary Patrick
Estate of Elizabeth Graves Plack
Gresham Chilton
Maria Grace Tyburczy Trust
Mary R. Welch Amended &
Restated Revocable Living Trust
The Nell W. Williams Charitable
Lead Annuity Trust
YOUR
HELP
IS
NEEDED
P
lease donate today to help children and young adults
with severe disabilities live well and get the best care,
in a cheerful, homelike environment. You can make your
gift online at saintmaryshome.org, call (757) 622-2208
or (800) 237-6555, or send it, with our deep thanks, in
the envelope provided with this annual report. When you
make a gift to St. Mary’s, your tax-deductible contribution
not only helps with essential medical care, it also brightens
the children’s lives with adventures they treasure
throughout the year.
You also are invited to create your legacy by making
a planned gift to St. Mary’s Home and becoming a
founding member of The Guardian Society. Gifts made
through estate plans — for example, leaving St. Mary’s in
your will — offer benefits to you and ensure that future
generations of children and young adults will benefit from
the excellent care at St. Mary’s. For more information,
contact Martha Price Stewart, director of development,
at (757) 446-6797 or [email protected].
NEED A SPEAKER?
S
taff enjoy speaking to groups and
organizations about St. Mary’s Home
and the exceptional care, programs and
therapies we offer. For more information,
please contact Sonja Barisic, director of
marketing communications, at
(757) 352-2700, (800) 237-6555 or
[email protected].
For more news about St. Mary’s Home:
facebook.com/StMarysHome
twitter.com/StMarysHome
youtube.com/StMarysHome
saintmaryshome.org (Go to News>Blog)
Subscribe to our periodic email newsletter at
saintmaryshome.org.
Sister Mary June Morin, 1933-2014
S
ister Mary June Morin of the Daughters of Wisdom
was just 26 years old when she took a train from
New York to Norfolk on Feb. 8, 1960, to begin working at
what was then called St. Mary’s Infant Home. She retired
exactly 51 years later, after a lifetime devoted to caring for
and cherishing thousands of children. She continued to
visit St. Mary’s regularly as a volunteer. She passed away
peacefully at a hospital on Feb. 7, 2014, and a funeral Mass
was celebrated at St. Mary’s on Feb. 15. To learn more
about this remarkable woman, please read the story in
the spring 2014 issue of our Journeys newsletter, or visit
saintmaryshome.org/about-us/sister_mary_june.
Thank you to our sponsor for this report:
Design: McMahon Creative, Inc.; principal photography: Tony Cece; principal copywriting: Sonja Barisic, St. Mary’s Home.
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monte, seven, stifles a
yawn as “One Fine Day”
at St. Mary’s winds down.
St. Mary’s Home
Meeting the complex needs of children and adults with disabilities.
6171 Kempsville Circle, Norfolk, VA 23502 | (757) 622-2208 | (800) 237-6555
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