Annual Report 2013 - High Peaks Hospice

Remembering a beloved friend
Cosmo loved coming to work. He loved everybody in the office, especially at lunchtime.
But when it came time to visit patients he was all business. All Joan had to say was, “Time to
go to work,” and he stood alert and ready to go. At the nursing home doors he would shake off
his puppy prance and put on his work face. He always seemed to know which resident he was
visiting and would walk right into the room without needing encouragement. And he seemed to
know who wanted kisses and who didn’t. Who wanted him on their lap and who didn’t. Joan
Lilly, Cosmo’s “owner” and High Peaks’ social worker at the time sends these stories:
His first patient was a 90-something tiny French lady who had advanced dementia when she
came on hospice, but had spoken three languages at least, was artistic, and very cultured in her
day. Cosmo would greet her and then sit looking very dignified in her bay window where she
could admire him. Often, she would start a story and then losing her drift, she would brighten
and say, “I think Cosmo knows what I mean.” And if he didn’t , he wasn’t saying.
And then there was the patient in the nursing home who was a very unhappy fellow.
Estranged from his long-suffering wife, he would not speak to me or his nurse, and barely
acknowledged us. I started bringing Cosmo to visit because his wife said he loved dogs.
Cosmo loved this man as he did everyone. With Cosmo this grumpy man was all smiles
and affection, which of course Cosmo returned. He even began to speak to me since
I was Cosmo’s friend. We ended up using photos of this patient with Cosmo in some
hospice literature, and from his expression petting Cosmo, you’d never know what an
unhappy man he was most of the time.
In fact, Cosmo seems to have used his charms most effectively with men who were
struggling. A lovely gentleman in Ticonderoga who was quite depressed about his health
but also would not acknowledge that he was dying – even to his wife – didn’t really want to talk to me about his situation, but he
would welcome visits, which his wife liked, because it gave him an opportunity to see Cosmo and feel a bit like himself. He couldn’t
be too physical but he could still roughhouse with a 22-pound dog.
That was Cosmo. He brought out the best in all of us and made us feel strong. After twelve years of service, our beloved Cosmo
passed away from congestive heart failure on January 5TH. We may have lost his company but never his love.
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Our Mission
Dignity, comfort and peace at the end of life.
High Peaks Hospice and Palliative Care, Inc. provides end of life care that
listens with respect, cares with compassion, supports with choice, and comforts
with understanding wherever you call home.
We’re a member of
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Serving the counties of Warren, Essex,
Franklin, Hamilton, St. Lawrence,
and Washington.
www.highpeakshospice.org
High Peaks Hospice
& Palliative Care, Inc.
Executive Director
Meg Wood
TylaAnn Burger, RN, CHPCA
Chief Operating Officer
Tina Moody
Board of Directors 2013-2014
Paul Benveniste, PhD, President
Meg Wood, President
Vicki Morse, Vice President
Margaret Sorensen, Vice President
Cheryl Tucker, Vice President
Philip Feinberg, Treasurer
Robert Flynn, Treasurer
Ray Agnew
Julie Connors
Norma Goff
James Horwitz
Edgar Purcell
Reverend Monty Robinson
D. Tucker Slingerland, MD
Mary Zellner
Administrative Office
P.O. Box 840
Saranac Lake NY 12983
Phone 518-891-9631
Fax 518-891-5379
Tri-Lakes Clinical Office
309 County Rte. 47, Suite 3
Saranac Lake NY 12983
Phone 518-891-0606
Fax 518-891-0657
Warren Clinical Office
79 Glenwood Avenue, 2nd Fl.
Queensbury NY 12804
Phone 518-743-1672
Fax 518-743-0544
Essex Clinical Office
12 Tom Phelps Way
Mineville NY
Mailing: PO Box 192
Port Henry NY 12974
Phone 518-942-6513
Fax 518-942-6516
A message from Executive Director Meg Wood
This report clarifies our financial position and acknowledges the support of our
many generous donors; our volunteers; members of the Board of Directors; and our
agency staff. The services we provide are successful because of the team approach in
each of the hospice disciplines. It is important to acknowledge this teamwork.
Our administrative staff keeps HPH abreast of federal and state regulations. They
manage communications among our clinical offices, the Board of Directors, and the
communities we serve. They balance patient and staff needs against the check book’s
bottom line.
Our support staff provides services in conjunction with clinical care for patients
and their families. Our social workers solve practical problems. They bring a holistic
view to the entire family’s needs and solutions that enhance clinical care. Our pastoral
care staff also gently assess and fill any spiritual needs, working within a family’s own
framework of support. A bereavement program tailored to individual needs not only
follows our families for thirteen months after a patient’s death, but provides services to
any community member regardless of hospice participation. Bereavement coordinators utilize the expertise of other staff disciplines as well as professional services in our
communities. Our volunteer program channels the good will in our communities into
assistance for every aspect of the service we provide to our patients and their families,
as well for our office workers. Our development staff organizes fund-raising, informational events, and media releases. In addition, they work with our professional liaisons
to coordinate continuing education and collaboration for community groups, other
medical care providers, and our own staff.
Our clinical staff works with a patient’s primary physician. Our medical directors,
also physicians, provide general guidance and specific assistance when needed. Our
patient care coordinators oversee each of our clinical offices with the assistance of our
office managers. This team makes certain that immediate clinical and regulatory
requirements are followed. Clinical and social services are provided directly by our
case manager RNs, NPs, LPNs and hospice aides, as well as volunteers and our
support staff. Because we are an agency that operates around the clock, our nurses
manage on-call hours with the help of our triage RNs.
Although the day to day services provided by HPH are managed by our staff,
oversight is provided by the Board of Directors. These generous volunteers bring their
expertise into the evaluation of our business model against our strenuous mission.
Their perspective and recommendations ensure implementation of policies that meet
our current needs and proper planning for the future of hospice as an integral part of
the health care system in the North Country.
Our hospice faces the challenge of a sparsely populated rural 5,400 square mile
region having an uncertain economy. The on-going federal and state changes in our
health care delivery system will drive our agency into new directions as we provide
hospice care. Our task will be to accept the expanded challenge while we live our
mission to provide dignity and care to those facing the end to life’s journey.
Office Hours:
8:00am - 4:00pm
Monday through Friday
Urgent care support offered 24/7
From our Tri-Lakes office:
All offices would benefit from:
1. Paper Cutter: Ours is ancient and needs replacing. 1.Baby Wipes: For direct patient care.
2. Amazon Gift Cards: For Children’s grief resources
books.
From our Essex County office:
3.Twin Extra Long Sheet Sets: Because of health
1.Gift Cards: From WalMart, Staples, Michael’s,
requirements, sheets need to be new and still in
Mac’s Market, Subway, and Visa gift cards.
their packaging.
These will be used to help offset the cost of
4. Baby Monitors: This helps families monitor their
remembrance gatherings, support groups, and
loved one.
informational presentations.
5.Personal Care Items: No rinse shampoo; emery
2.Gift Certificates: From Gunnison Lakeshore
boards; portable hair wash station; pedicure kits –
Orchards (Crown Point), Country Florist &
pumice stone; travel sized toiletries; wash cloths
Greenhouse (Ticonderoga), Tromblee’s
and towels; unscented lotions; weekly pill box
Greenhouse (Crown Point), Decker’s Flat Floral
organizer pill splitter or crusher medicine dropper;
Shop (Port Henry). These will be used to
non-skid slipper socks; and travel sized toiletries.
support our Bereavement program.
6.Other
Items for Office Use: DVD’s and CD’s; CD
3.Pull/Rolling Luggage: This will help keep us
players; laundry detergent; scrap books and
organized for presentations and events.
scrapbooking supplies; large print books; books on
Essex County is in need of Bereavement Volunteers tape; greeting card sets or stationary sets, all occa sion, thank you, birthday, etc.; gas cards (for fami lies with a limited income); crossword/puzzle/
From our Warren County office:
1. Small CD player: For playing music to patients and activity books; point-and-shoot cameras (8-10
mega pixels); and audio recorders.
their caregivers.
June 20TH, 2014 - Hospice Will Say Goodbye
Guidance. Support. Patience. These are just a few words that describe the necessary skills and abilities needed to build an
effective fundraising team.
Compassion. Dedication. Perseverance. These are three powerful words that describe a good Development Director. All
of us at HPH&PC would like to wish Darsie Townsend, Development Director a happy retirement!
Darsie Townsend joined HPH&PC in 2002 as a Development Coordinator; organizing events, soliciting gifts for mail campaigns and strategizing ways to reach new donors. Her tenure with HPH&PC has seen many changes, including office moves,
staffing changes and an ever-changing economic climate.
Her ability to motivate staff, leadership and the Board of Directors is indicative of her professionalism. Darsie’s belief in the
mission of High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care is due to her first-hand experience. Her mother was diagnosed with a terminal illness in 1998 and given 2-3 months to live. ‘Lady’ as she was known to her grandchildren, decided then and there that
she wanted hospice so that she could maintain a quality of life and live the largest life possible
in the time she had left. And live she did – for eighteen months. Her mother was served by
the very nurses and clinical team Darsie worked with every day.
Stories such as this, as told by Darsie, are what will remain with me. I’m grateful to her for
her wisdom, her selflessness, and her diplomacy. What I’ve learned from Darsie, as a mentor,
will stay with me for the rest of my career. Thank you.
Visits are scheduled during regular
office hours.
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This annual report is also available on-line at highpeakshospice.org.
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The Radio Day crew – Jim LaValley, Ted Morgan, Nicole Lewis, Rik Knapton, Michelle Clement, Frank Turner,
Anita Meserole, Karen Smith, Adirondack Medical Center, the Saranac Lake Elks and the multitude of
volunteers who helped out throughout the day-long event!
Claire Sweet’s children, Glenna and Beaver Aldrich, Laddie and Jack Toney, Jack Sweet; grandchildren and
great-grandchildren, as well as the staff and golf crew at Top of the World Golf Resort and the Farmhouse
Restaurant for another great tournament and lasting memories!
Keene Party – Bob & Ann Marshall for hosting the party at their amazing home, to Dave Deyo and Baxter
Mountain Tavern for his generosity and support, and once again for the entire committee who continues to
amaze us with their hard work and tireless effort.
Lake Party – Shami & Dan McCormick for allowing us to use their beautiful Skenewood home, Ally Rand and
Norma Goff for helping out.
Doris C. Forcier Memorial Golf Tournament – Our success is in large part due to Jim, Gerald, MJ, and all the
Forciers. John Hall, owner of the Westport Country Club, went above and beyond to ensure our success.
Race 4 Care – John Nelson, Roger Peace, and everyone from Word of Life for allowing us to use their gorgeous
campus. As well as Dan Perry, Jane & Don DeMaio, Dennis Babin, Cynthia Fairbanks, Kathy & Dan Riggins,
Don Olden, and Susie Allott.
Hannaford #360 in Queensbury who graciously donates the proceeds of their January Coin-Drop
to HPH&PC.
Concerts – Jessica Roemischer for her amazing talents and generosity and Bill Stokes and his group for their
kindness and support.
Essex County School Challenge – Willsboro, Westport, and Ticonderoga Central Schools for all their effort and
overwhelming support.
& Palliative Care
Dignity, comfort and peace at the end of life.
Service Area
HPHPC’s 3 clinical
offices covers
5,400 square miles.
We are so grateful to you for all that you did for our
father. Because of the care, good humor, thoughtfulness, diligence, intelligence and generosity of
spirit you gave to our father, his quality of life
while he was with you could not have been better.
You gave us all the strength and inspiration with
which to enjoy the last few months with our father
in ways we may not have been able to do otherwise.
Thank you.
Our Community Outreach
program resulted in a greatly
increased census, 72 more
patients and their families were
served in 2013, a 16% increase
over 2012.
Fondly,
A Tri-Lakes Family
How the funds were spent
Other
Miscellaneous
$2,983,144
Insurance Reimbursement
(Medicare, Medicaid & commercial)
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$3,384,343
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$2,596,203
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advertising,
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development,
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Total
expenses
all other general
expenses
Administrative expenses comprised 23% of total agency
expenses in 2013.
2013 Stats
Mileage Reimbursment to Staff
Mileage reimbursement – Due to the rural nature of
our agency, High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care
staff drove 244,172 miles to provide care. This
$112,832 expense is not reimbursed by Medicare,
Medicaid or private insurance.
Total Patient Days – 20,085
Average Length of Stay – 47 Days
Total Patients Served – 451
Cancer vs. Non-Malignant Diagnoses
Non-Malignant – 46%
Cancer – 54%
Patients Served by Age
***Community Support
Direct Mail Appeals & Grants
Memorial Donations
All Events & Activity
HPH&PC Employee Campaign
3rd Party on our behalf
Heritage Challenge
$
Community
Support***
$34,916
$
$339,028
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Where the funds came from:
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We at High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care would also like to show our appreciation to those in our community
who joined us in our mission-driven work during 2013. These special individuals organized fund-raising events for us,
provided space for events, and helped ensure our events were successful. Much like our patient-family volunteers,
these community-minded individuals are dedicated to HPH&PC and we extend our most heartfelt thanks to them for
their continued support.
High Peaks Hospice
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Thank You
To everyone at High Peaks Hospice,
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A Special
Greetings. I am the son of the late Makeisha Hoffay
that you cared for in late December. I am writing today on
behalf of the Hoffay family. I greatly appreciate Tabitha,
Michelle and Dr. Tedesco for their non-stop care while my
mother was home. With the help of Hospice, my mother
was able to fulfill her final living wish, which was to be
home with family for Christmas. This is held dear to my
family and I, as this was the last holiday we were able to
spend with my mother. This was made possible by the tireless efforts of High Peaks Hospice.
We appreciate the continued around the clock care for
my mother. As we know it was a very difficult process.
The professionalism and understanding of the nurses and
doctors was so fantastic, they fit into part of the family.
The thing that hit home the most with us, was seeing the
Hospice nurse, doctor and therapist at the funeral service
held for my mother. That showed us that Hospice really
does not only care about the patient, but the wellbeing of
the family as well.
Again, I thank ALL of you who work for this incredible
organization.
God Bless,
Rev. Dakotah Olcott, D.D.
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Wells Communication
Keith White
James & Romona Whitelaw
Whiteface United Methodist
Church
Betsy & Bruce Whitman
Michael & Joanne Whitney
James Whitty
Poochie & Carol Willette
Thomas & Patricia Willis
Eileen Wojcik
Woman’s Civic Chamber
Women of St. Paul’s
Meg Wood**
Christopher Woodman
Marjorie Woods
Woody’s Brats & Hots
Robert & Blaikie Worth
Christine Wynn
Jennifer Zahn
Eugene & Lynn Zielinski
Zig Zag’s Pub
$
C.F. & Anita Varga
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Velazquez
Frederick Venner
Verizon Foundation
Verizon, CWA Local 1118
Versar
Village of Saranac Lake Employees
Dorothy Voorhis
Kathryn Waite
Leonard Waite
Carter Walker
Thomas & Geraldine Walsh
Sidney & Janet Ward
Claudia Elizabeth Warner
Dave & Nancy Warner
Warren County Association of Realtors
Mary Watson
Drs. Daniel & Harriet Way
Wayne Darrah Autobody
Patrick Weckesser
Ed & Lisa Weibrecht
Katherine Welch
$163,078
$56,254
$94,686
$6,131
$9,979
$8,900
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65-74 19%
75 and above 64%
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Staff
High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care staff exemplify “Teamwork” - individuals working together as a team, coordinating the various
types of support, that provide the continuity of care and the all encompassing care that is the hallmark of hospice.
Executive Director
Meg Wood
TylaAnn Burger, RN, CHPCA
Administrative Staff in Saranac Lake
Susan Brumgard-Johr, RN,
Quality Assurance Coordinator
Lee McClintock, FNP
Tina Moody, Chief Operating Officer
Lisa Nester, Billing Specialist
Marijke Ormel, NPc
Allison Rand, Information Technology Specialist
Kelvin Sapp, Quality Assurance Director
Elaine Sater, Compliance Officer
Kathy Sauers, Administrative Assistant
Darsie Townsend, Development Director
Tri-Lakes Clinical Staff in Saranac Lake
Dr. George Cook, Medical Director
Dr. Denise Ferrando, Medical Director
Margaret Brown, MSN, RN, CHPN,
Patient Care Coordinator
Heather Borachok, RN
Katie Callan, RN
Marie Derby, RN
Carol Griebsch, RN
Jan Hunt, RN
Tracy Posdzich, RN, Professional Liaison
Tania McCabe, LPN, Professional Liaison
Barbara Touby, RN
Elaine Frechette, LPN
Brenda Hewitt, LPN
Amy McKay, LPN
Gretchen Reid, LPN
Patience Whitman, LMSW, Social Worker
Barbara Hofrichter, Bereavement
& Volunteer Coordinator
Pastor Jeff Gray, Pastoral Care Coordinator
Sandra Bandru, Development Coordinator
Jane Larkin, Community Outreach Coordinator
Marie VanNortwick, Office Manager
Essex County Clinical Staff in Mineville
Dr. Glen Chapman, Medical Director
Margaret Brown, MSN, RN, CHPN,
Patient Care Coordinator
Amy Chandler, RN
Debbie,Cox, RN
Jessica Gay, RN,
Professional Liaison
Pam Schuler, RN
Heather Walker, RN
Sue Bevilacqua, LPN
Carrieanne Bennett,
Hospice Aide
Lacy Mallette,
3 Hospice Aide
Essex office members at Relay for Life.
Joan Lilly, LMSW,
Social Worker
Patience Whitman, LMSW, Social Worker
Cynthia Fairbanks, Coordinator of Volunteers
Charles Bolstridge, Pastoral Care Coordinator
Cam Brown, Bereavement Coordinator
Ingrid Roemischer, Development Coordinator
Alice Wright, Office Manager
Warren County Clinical Staff in Queensbury
Dr. James North, Medical Director
Dr. William Tedesco, Medical Director
Carol Finke, RN, Patient Care Coordinator
Sue Badera, FNP
Julie Bauer, RN
Susan Brumgard-Johr, RN
Karen Conrad, RN
Tabitha Davis, RN
Beth Hughes, RN
Carol Lipani, RN
Kelly Smith, RN
Michele Scally, RN
Phillip Pekar, RN
Sue Gillingham, LPN,
Professional Liaison
Michele Finamore, LPN
The Warren County Christmas party.
Brenda Gottlieb, LPN
Maggie Parker, LPN
Carol Thomas, LPN
Stacy Chapman, Hospice Aide
Julie Sommo, Hospice Aide
Keith Mann, Bereavement & Volunteer Coordinator
Keith Tait, Volunteer Coordinator
Michelle Stearns, Bereavement Coordinator
Steve Smith, Pastoral Care Coordinator
Kimberly Pollock, BSW, Social Worker
Sunday Conine, Development Coordinator
Fran Feathers,
Community Outreach Coordinator
Mary Schwalbe, Office Manager
Triage Team
Paula Sheridan, RN
Barbara Touby, RN
Bonnie Underwood, RN
Professional Liaisons (L/R): Tania, Sue, and
Jessica.
Chris & Audrey Hyson
International Paper
The Jackman Family Foundation
Thomas Jacobs
Alice & Eileen Jauch
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley John
Roy & Nadine Johnson
David & Dawn Judkins
Kim Kaiser & Betty Speicher
Robert Karp
Beverly Karpinski
David & Joyce Karpinski
Richard & Joan Kelly
Thomas & Marilyn Kempton
Joseph & Susan Kennedy
Kenyon Hill Farm
M.B. Kilmer Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus Council #384
Knights of Columbus #2177
Knights of Columbus #599
Alan & Margaret Koechlein
Christopher Kogut
Carl & Leslie Kopec
Miles & Joan Kulukundis
Roseanne LaFarr
John LaHart
Lake George Junior-Senior High
School
Lake Placid Airways
Joseph & Kathy Lamb
Walter & Cheryl Lamb
Thomas & Michelle Lamere
Margaret Lindner
Lanna Langlois
Robert Lankenau
John & Marilyn Lansing
Latham & Trost Families
Alan & Joann Latourelle
Roger LaVac
Brett & Mary Lawrence
Richard & Barbara Leamer
Renato & Myrna Leon
Christopher Lester
Clarence Lester
Nicole Lewis
Steven Light
Kenneth & Margaret Linton
Kevin & Patricia Littlefield
Little Italy-Willgro, Inc.
Andrew & Susan Liucci
Earl & Pat Lobdell
Donald & Mary Lohrer
Cam Lorendo & Lynn Campbell
Alice Lowenthal
Luck Brothers
John Luczycki
Serge & Caroline Lussi
Daniel & Carol Luthringshauser
Greg & Amy Mace
Doreen Maddox-Canning
Eileen Mader
Michael & Ruth Mader
Willard & Marcia Magavern
Phyllis Magnus
Dr. Thomas Mainzer
James & Debra Manell
Kathleen Marconi
Camil G. Maroun
Margaret Martell
Edward Martin
Daniel Mason & Debra Rice
Dave Mason & Jim Hermann
Lawrence Maxwell
Maynard Baker Funeral Home
George McClelland, Jr.
Vincent & Barbara McClelland
The McClelland Family
Jerry & Marge McDonald
Daniel & Grace McGraw
Ray & Betty McIntyre
Schelly & Annie McKinley
Genevieve McLaughlin
David & Amy McNamara
Patrick McPartland &
Janelle Meyer
John & Susan McPhillips
Evelyn McShane
Joseph & Mary Mercurio
Ann Merkel
Mrs. Winifred H. Messier
Ann Breen Metcalfe
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Metz, Jr.
Dorothy Metz
MexiQuinn, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Minehan
The Mirror Lake Inn
Richard Moccia, MD
Marjorie Moeller
Beth Molinero
Dr. Patricia Monroe
Edward T. Moore
Shirley Moore
Kelly Morgan
Jim & Marcia Morley
Rose Marie Morrow
Morse Construction
Eric Mosher
Richard & Kris Moss
Michael & Ellen Murphy
Charles & Dru Nason
Michael & Joan Nelson
Carol Nevulis
Newcomb Lions Club
Newsday Media Group
NYCO Minerals, Inc.
Nickels Redemption
Thomas & Naomi Nicoll
Venkateswara Nidadvolu
Barbara Norman
Haile North
North Country Crafters
North Country Imports
Peter Scott Oberdorf
Tim O’Brien
Michael & Patricia O’Connor
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Olmsted
William & Maxine O’Reilly
Michael & Donna O’Rourke
Oscars Hickory House, Inc.
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Our Lady of the Annunciation
Church
Nancy Page
William Paland
Family of Della Palmer
Henry W. Parnass
Bennett Patrick
Paws-a-While Grooming
& Pet Shop
Bernie & Karen Pence
Fredericka Pereau*
Dorothy Perkins
William Persell
John & Paulette Pertgen
Peru Pharmacy
Joseph R. Phillips
Timothy Pierce
Elton Pierette
Carol Jean Pinney
Plattsburgh Police Local 812
Mary Pleger
Rick & Linda Pleger
Angela Pohlmann
Post Office Pharmacy
Joseph R. Phillips
Alexandra Preston
Chris & Debbie Preston
Pre-Tech Plastic, Inc.
Meredith Prime
Barbara A. Primeau
Terence & Theresa Proulx
Tom & Dianne Proulx
Rabideau Corporation
Connie Rascoe
Ray’s Discount Liquor
Anthony & Wilburta Reale
Alan & Dorie Redeker
Joyce Redmond
Bill Redpath
Bill & Frissie Reed
Christopher & Kathryn Reed
Deanne Rehm
Walter & Therese Reichert
James Ries
Robert & Margaret Reiser
Paul & Rosemary Reiss
David & Margaret Reuther
Rice Furniture
Charles & Anita Richards
James Ries
Robert King Funeral Home
Rocco’s Pizza
Rocky Cove Construction
John & Nancy Rosenthal
Neil & Cassie Rotman
Richard & Elissa Rozanski
Daryl & Pam Rudyski
Peter & Judi Ruscitti
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Russo
Ruthie’s Run
Fritz Sabbow & Rob Hastings
Salem HipFitness Crew
George* & Judy Salg
W. David & Priscilla Sanderspree
Saranac Lake Elks Lodge #1508
Saranac Lake Fish & Game Club
Mr. & Mrs. John Sargent
Geraldine Saunders
Donald & Judith Scammell
Schoder River Associates
Gary & Lorraine Schiavi
Lee Schiavi
Calvin & Christina Schmeichel
Richard & Iris Schroeder
Scott & Barbieri Funeral Homes
Karl & Carol Scott
Emily Selleck
Thomas & Sharon Seymour
Lawrence Shanley
Richard & Laura Sheft
Peggy Shene
Alan Sheren
Jerry & Debi Sherman
Kenneth Skellie
William & Kathy Skillman
Carol Slatkin
Russ & Margaret Slingerland
Jeff J. Slovak
Ronald Slusarczyk & Diana Wong
Bruce & Beth Smith
Frank & Kathleen Smith
Janet Smith
Mary Donohue Smith
Meryl & Sydney Smith
Robert Smith
Roger & Headley Smith
Scott & Karen Smith
Greg & Charlene Snelick
Drs. Elias & Roslyn Socolof
Joseph & Sally Spadaro
Special Games of Chance
Betty Speicher
Spencer Boatworks
Steve & Happy Spongberg
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Squire
Annette Stanley
Mr. & Mrs. John Stanley
Joel M. Stanton Contracting
James & Judy Stevens
Franz & Mary Stewart
Ron Stone
Michael & Joan Storey
Dr. John Stoutenburg
Lanse & Jill Stover
Bill & Barbara Stowe
Sullivan Forest Products
Mary Swanson
Robert & Amy Sweet
Robert Sweet
Joan & Mark Sykes & Family
Walter & Nancy Tennyson
Richard Terry
Phil & Claire Thayer
Judith Tholl
Jeffery & Carol** Thomas
Thomas Poultry Farm of
Schuylerville
Randy Titsworth & Kathleen Leddy
Top Notch Forest Products
Bunny Torrance
Darsie Townsend**
Mike & Meredith Treska
Tri-Lakes Home Medical
Tri-Lakes OB-GYN
Valarie & David Trost
Trudeau Sand & Gravel
Richard & Carolyn Trudeau
Tupper Lake Volunteer Fire Dept.
Charles & Anne Turek
Frank Turner
Amy Tuthill
United Church of Christ Essex
Assoc.
Upstate Auto Service
Jim & Colleen VanHoven
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Saranac Lake Central Schools
Saranac Lake Mayor’s
Snowball Toss
Saranac Lake Middle School
Renate & Hans
Schachenmayr
Schroon Lake Community
Church
Scott & Barbieri Funeral
Homes
Small Town Pizza
G. Emmett Smith
Trip & Sharon Shannon
Mary Donohue Smith
Margaret Sorensen*
Spark Energy
St. John’s in the Wilderness
St. Therese Church
Gretchen Stark
Curt & Susan Stiles
Richard Suttmeier
Dick & Betty Swan
Sweet-Toney, LLC
Joseph & Beryl Szwed
John & Sandra Taylor
Ticonderoga Federal Credit Union
Jane Pauley & Garry Trudeau
Carolyn & Richard Trudeau
Ike Tyler
Louis & Sue Ventura
Westport Marina & The Galley
Westport Veterinary Hospital
Willsboro Congregational
Church
Friends ($100-249)
ABRH, LLC
Peter Accardi
Adirondack ARC
Adirondack Day Care
Adirondack Radiology Associates
Adirondack Tire Company
Denise Jones Adler
Alexander Funeral Home
Angelo & Diane Allen
Douglas Allen
Woodbury & Cynthia Allen
Cecilia & James Alsina
Mark & Karen Anderson
Anonymous
Adirondack Park Agency- PEF 354
Kenneth Armstrong
Associates in Radiology
Ausable Valley Garden Club
Burgess & Cindy Ayres
Brian S. Baker
Clyde & Suzanne Baker
Dean W. Baker
David & Charlotte Ball
Wayne & Bea Bardin
Richard Bartlett
Barton McDermott Funeral
Home, Inc.
William Bates
Bay Ridge Volunteer Fire
Company
Donna Beal
David & Ann Becker
7 John & Mary Arthur Beebe
Elaine Begor
Irene Beitz
Peter & Honore Beletti
Christa Beline
Ralph & Liz Bennett
Benrich Partners, LLC
Emmanuel Bernstein
Bruce Berra & Lorraine Duvall
Laura Bessette
Gerard & Cheryl Bilodeau
Gary & Charleen Bivona
William & Suzanne Blood
Bloomingdale School
Bloomingdale Volunteer Fire Dept.
Joe & Linda Bogardus
Chris Bourgeois
Tom & Betty Boothe
Ron & Kathy Bowler
Maria Brainard
Linda Branch
Rosemary Brennan
William & Wendy Brenner
James Brophy
Deborah & Neil Brown
Jerry Brown’s Auto Parts Center
Raymond Brown
Sara M. Brown**
Ken & Judy Brunette
Ellen Buckley
Shirley Bullard
Joan Burchenal
Nicholas & Constance Burde
William* & Catherine Burke
Bazil S. Burns, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Butler
Susan E. Butler
Denise Calvert
Camp Dudley YMCA, Inc.
Nancy Carlin
James & Patricia Carnell
Ann Mulvany Caron
James & Laura Carpenter
Lucy & David Carson
Theresa Casey
Catholic Daughters of America
CDP Electric
Chair 6
Lisa & Kristin Chaney
Jeremy & Christine Chase
Michael & Maureen Cherubini
Chestertown Rotary Club
Childwold Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ruth Churchill
Citizen’s Advocate-Algonquin
Room
Monique Weston Claque
The Clement Family
Mr. & Mrs. D.L. Clute
Jennifer Cofield
Christopher Coleman
James & Carol Blakeslee Collin
Harold & Kitty Commons
Continental Mills
William & Donna Cooley
Edwina Cormier
Jeff & Julie Cotter
George & Sharon Crain
Eileen Crary
Keith Creamer
Karen Curtis
CVPH Medical Center
Earl Dakin
Michael & Holly Dansbury
George & Laurie Daniels
Darrah & Darrah Autobody
Stephen & Arlene Davie
Mike & Roseanne Davies
Mark & Nancy Davis
Frances Davis
Robert & Marion Dedrick
William Delair
Frances G. Delasanta
Rick & Connie Dennis
Steve & Suzanne Denton
Cathy DeSantos
Christopher & Eve Detmer
David & Judy DeWitt
Linda Deyo
Jennifer Diamond
Dr. & Mrs. Albert Dingley
Richard & Ellen Dinolfo
Rocco D’Onofrio
Raymond & Donna Dora
Milton Dudley & Kathy Kernan
Dr. Penelope Dugan
Gloria Drucker
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Dubeck
Pauline Dumas
Charles & MaryAnne Dunham
Peter & Anne Durkee
Joanne Dwyer
Dennis & Joan Egglefield
James & Carol Edmonds
Janet Edwards
Electrical Construction Trust Fund
Elizabethtown Kiwanis
Elizabethtown Westport Garden
Club
Olga J. Ellsworth
Engel & Voelkers Lake Placid
Real Estate
Barbara Erickson
Wilson & Lili Ervin
Father Paul Evans
Exxon-Mobil Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Facklam
John & Gertrude Fairbanks
Nancy Larsen Farrell
Denise Ferrando, MD**
Frances Filshie*
Finch Paper
Tom & Lorraine Finnegan
First Presbyterian Church
of Saranac Lake
Sam Fisk & Linda Coe
Fitzgerald Brothers Beverage, Inc.
Robert Flynn*
Frances Folise
Christy Fontana
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Forcier, Sr.
Gerald Forcier, Jr.
Debra Fortino
Fortune Keough Funeral Home
Esty & Barbara Foster
John P. Freeman
Richard Freidin
Bernard Fried & Nina Gershon
Myriam & Roger Friedman
Dr. Howard Fritz
George & Beatrice Frost
Joseph & Connie Fusco
Henry & Michele Gasiorowski
Karen Gates
Genpak, LLC
Charles Giganto
Mr. & Mrs. John Gibb
Dean Gilbert
Albert & Mary Jane Gilet
Jeff Glans
Gary & Shelley Glebus
Elaine Goff
Norma Goff*
Anne Gohn
David & Claire Gordon Foundation
Brenda Goulette
Graycourt Motel
Richard Grebe
Ed & Roxy Griesmer
Robert & Elaine Guay
Joanna Gunderson
Chuck Hacker
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Hagan
Eldon & Phe Hall
Elwin & Charlotte Hall
Daphne Hallowell
Hamilton Funeral Home
Brendan & Karen Hanley
Hannaford #360
Shirley Hannah
Robert & Cindy Hardzog
Gerald & Linda Hare
Tom & Gloria Hare
Mr. Erwin Harpp
Richard & Deb Harrison
Haselton Lumber Company, Inc.
Daniel & Janice Hazewski
John & Marilyn Heimerdinger
Bob & Margaret Hickey
June Hillman
Earl & Victoria Hitchcock
Barbara Hoague
Mr. & Mrs. John Hodgkins III
Douglas Hoffman
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hoffman
Mark & Cheryl Hoffman
Robert S. Hogan
Dwayne Holland
Keith & Barbara Hollenbeck
Home Energy
James Horwitz*
Lori Hosley
Hospice Education Institute
Carlton Houck
Amy House
Wendy Howe
Gordon & Cynthia Hoyt
Walter & Madeline Huchro
Hudson River Community Credit
Union
Huff Ice Cream
Elizabeth & Robert Hughes
James & Carol Hunt
Hurley Brothers
Patricia Hurley
Norman & Nancy Howard
Hyde Fuel
Volunteers
In 2013 our volunteers drove over 32,000 miles and donated 4,795 hours of their time providing care for our patients and families in their
homes as well as providing administrative support in our offices. Their generous gift of time saved High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care
$129,000.
Ray Agnew*
Janice Allen*
Deborah Ameden
Leslie Anderson
Millie Anzalone
Annie Arthur
Gail AuClair
Rhonda Aurelio
Dennis Babin
Jean Baltzly
Joyce Barry
Jill Bassett
Brenda Beadnell
Mary Kay Benham
Dr. Paul Benveniste*
Marilyn Bigelow
Anne Blanchard
Jim Brady
Eileen Brooks
William Burke*
Anna Carney
Debbie Cartier
Carolyn Clynes
Gene Connell
Cathy Craig
Virginia Daniels
Don DeMaio
Jane DeMaio
Jenifer Deming
Leo Demong
Chip Devenger
Nina Dickinson
Rose Dolan
Dennis Dominick
Sue Dougan
Bonnie Epstein
Karen Fallas
Dawn Faller
Philip Feinberg*
Tina Finkowski
Fran Filshie*
Jackie Foster
Celeste Gabai
Norma Goff*
Tom Golden
Roxy Greismer
Curt Harrington
Robin Harrington
Ken Harris
Barbara Hathaway
Darleen Herald
Barbara Hoffman
James Horwitz*
Jeanne Hummel
Peggy Hunn
Phoebe Hunt
Joan Hutson
Bill James
Alice Jones
Ann Kane
Joan Kelly
Laura Kinney*
Patricia Law
Lelia Lewis
Sr. Carolyn Madden
Jackie Mallory
Nina Matteau
Jan McCallie
Nancy McCormack
Robert McCormack
Amber McKernan
Amy McNamara
Ann Merkel*
Anita Meserole
Frank Montbriand
Anita Moore
Vicki Morse*
Nancy Murphy
Lisa Nester
Fred Oberst*
William O’Reilly
Cheryl Patnode
Pat Peebles
Teddi Pereau*
Lynn Pontez
John Post
Dusti Pratt
Becky Preuss
Edgar Purcell*
Lisa Pushor
Diane Reandeau
Robin Robertson
Rev. Lamont Robinson*
Sarah Rogers
Sharon Rouse
George Salg*
Julie Santoro
Daniel Santerre
Guy Savio
Pam Scavera
Renate Schachenmayr
Carol Scofield
Doris Shatraw
Dr. D. Tucker Slingerland*
Margaret Sorensen*
Bruce Squires
Mary Stewart
Joan Storey
Jane TerLouw
Robert Thomas
Dr. Cheryl Tucker*
Anne Turek
Helene Vanderburgh
Colleen VanHoven
Sheila Venezia
Laurie Ward
Nancy Warner
Mona White
Meg Wood*
Mary Zellner*
Chrysalis Singers:
Glenn Arnold
Mary Kay Benham
Shirley Bullard
Karen Butters
Carolyn Comegys
David Comegys
Virginia Daniels
Nina Dickinson
Karen East
Anita Gochenaur
Carole Harsh
Bob Harsh
Ernie Huntington
Kathy Hyatt
Dianne Loeber
Rich Loeber
Fred Mader
Janice McCallie
Loy McPheeters
Maynard Nelson
Pat Nelson
Sarah Prince
Bonnie Reid
Beryl Reneau
Christina Schmeichel
Mary Stewart
Amy Sweet
Jerry Treadway
Anne Turek
Polleen Tyler
Helene Vanderburgh
Larry Vanderburgh
Marion Weaver
Ruth Woodward
Therapy Dogs:
Cosmo
handled by Joan Lilly
Sophie
handled by Bonnie Monoski
Jack
handled by Kim Monthony
Hospice Helpers
Each year many individuals offer their assistance and support in
our offices and with fund-raising activities. They fold and stuff
letters, they put up posters, solicit participants for our events
and help out during the events. While they have not gone
through formal training, the support they provide is invaluable
to our efforts.
Glenna Aldrich
Jackie Andrejkovics
Patricia Ball
Ted, Devon, Jared &
Brianna Bandru
Liz Bennett
Kathy Cavallaro
Josh Clement
Derrick, Paisley &
Winnie Conine
Jane & Don DeMaio
Martha Gallagher
Jodi Gibbs
Lynn Goldman
Ann Gregson
Ed Griesmer
Jane Hooper
Rik Knapton
Chris Knight
Jim LaValley
Lorraine LaValley
Joyce Lee
Ann & Bob Marshall
Smitty Marvin
Janice McCallie
Anne McDonald
John Milsom
Ted Morgan
Mountain Lake Services
Jennifer Nadler
John Nelson
Jody Olcott
Dan Olden
Roger Peace
Dan Perry
MJ Powell
Dusti Pratt
Kalpanna Reddy
Kathy & Dan Riggins
Harriet & Bill Rogers
Members of Saranac Lake
Elks’ Club
Kathy Shiell
Ray Spadafora
Sally Spadaro
Amy Sweet
Beryl Szwed
Laddie Toney
Jill Toney
Bunny Torrance
Frank Turner
Jesse Tyree
Geraldine Walsh
Staff & Residents at Will Rogers
Interns:
Dan Sweet
We apologize if your name was
inadvertently left off this list.
* Indicates Goverance Members. 4
2013 Giving
2013 Fund-raising Highlights
Doris Forcier golf Tournament – The 2013 tournament had a record
breaking attendance of 62 registered players and raised $4,640 for
hospice.
Radio Day – The 2013 Radio Day was another fun and, as always, exciting
day of stories, education, challenges and fundraising! The students
at LP Quinn Elementary School were as enthusiastic and unpredict
able as ever. By the end of the day we had raised over $48,000
in pledges.
Keene Party – The Marshals generously hosted the annual cocktail party
Sandy on air
during Radio
at their home, $7,800 was raised.
Day
5th Annual Claire Sweet Golf – The Sweet family and Top of the
World Golf hosted the annual tournament, raising $16,628.
Dining for a Cause – The clinical staff and 99 Restaurant at Aviation
Mall raised $687.03 during National Hospice Month.
Gerber – Dr. Jonathan Gerber and Gerber Family Chiropractic &
Wellness/LiveWellADK joined forces with HPH&PC to donate
funds contributed by their patients.
Essex Party – The McCormicks opened their Skenewood home on Lake
Champlain to host a party, raising $3,816.
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Jessica Roemischer in Concert – The musical performance hosted by the
Schroon Lake Community Church raised $757.71.
Essex County School Challenge – Students and staff at Willsboro, Westport
and Ticonderoga Central Schools held events raising $5,091.28
Blue Clothing Donation Boxes – The Mineville box was placed in early
March and brought in $1,531.75 from donated clothing, fabric,
and shoe donations.
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Ann & C. David Merkel Heritage Society for Education.
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support is so critical our mission. Your gifts form the foundation upon which we are able to assure that hospice care will continue well into
the future in our north country communities.
Benefactors ($5,000+)
C.R. Bard, Inc.
Barbara J. Burde
High Peaks Hospice & Palliative
Care Employees**
The Kinglsey Foundation
The McCutchen Foundation
J.M. McDonald Foundation
LP Quinn School
Michael & Cynthia Suprenant
Advocates ($1000-4999)
Adirondack Foundation Rocky Bog Fund
Adirondack Foundation Evergreen Fund
Glenna & Dale Aldrich
Aldrich-Sweet, LLC
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr.
Charitable Foundation
Anonymous
Joseph Arney
Lawrence Aronson
Mary Aronson
Cynthia Nichols Bailey
Bimbo Bakeries, Inc.
Chazy Westport Telephone
The Community Foundation for
the Capital Region - Charles
Friehofer III Fund
Douglas & Jane Collette
Community Health Charities of NY
William Decker
Mr. Alexander Dreyfoos
Janis Fallon
Charles Freihofer III
HospiScript Services
Infant Jesus of Prague
Lee & Nancy Keet
Don Kirche
Byron & Joan Lapham
Renee Lewis
Long Lake Day Hab Center
Roger Morse
The Mosher Family
John Murray Dentistry
Northeastern Products Corp.
Fred Oberst
Mrs. Theodore Papes
Petrova Elementary School
Evelyn Philo
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ritchie
Mike & Sally Ritchie
St. Henry’s Church
The Sandy Hill Foundation
Shaheen’s Supermarket, Inc.
Staritch Foundation, Inc.
Stewart’s Shops
Charles & Jeannine Sporck
Frederick & Patricia Supper
Foundation
Robert J. Sweet, Inc.
Nancy Thorley
Town of Long Lake
Cheryl Tucker, PhD*
Stephanie van Rhyn
Sarah Wardner
David & Candace King Weir
Foundation
Craig & Connie Weathrup
Barrie & DeeDee Wigmore
Willsboro Central School
Norman & Marian Wolgin
Angels ($500-999)
Adirondack Foundation Jack M. Davis Memorial Fund
Adirondack Stampede
Adirondack Surgical Group
Jimmy & Cynthia Dakin
Mark Adz & Bobbi Degnan
Ray Agnew*
The Amell Family
Scott & Karen Almdale
Anonymous
Russell Banks
Arthur & Sandy Bissell
Dale & Gretchen Boardman
Boquet Foundation
Beth Brake
Burnham Financial Services
Nancy Carter
Church of St. Luke the Beloved
Physician
D.A. Collins Companies
Deli and Meat Store of the North
Michael Curran
Jim & Lynne Detmer
William & Patricia Dow
William Durkin
1st Presbyterian Church of
Glens Falls
Andrew & Ruth Fortune
Kathleen Ginn
Glens Falls National Bank
Golden Arrow Lakeside Resort
Priscilla Goss
Jim & Carol** Griebsch
Edmund & Jane Healy
Edwards R. Hopple
Carol Jackman
Peter G. Kindersley
Lake George Forest Products
Lamb Lumber Company
Natalie B. Leduc
John Lovell
William J. Marcantonio
Walter Morse
Mt. Moriah Presbyterian Church
NCCC Association, Inc.
Edward & Barbara Neimeier
James Nelson
NYSCOPBA
Paul & Rebecca Preuss
Rogers-Carroll Family Foundation
Rotary Club of Saranac Lake
St. Henry’s Church
DeForest & Arlene Tinkler
Jack Toney Wholesale Meats, Inc.
Jill Toney
Toney Properties, LLC
Tops Friendly Market
- Saranac Lake
Town of St. Armand
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Craig Treiber
Chase Twichell
United Methodist Women of
Essex Community Church
Millie Vorrath
Richard Wardwell
Westport Central School
Westport Federated Church
Wildwood on the Lake
Carolyn Williams
Tom Woodman & Jeanne Cross
Dr. Thomas Woodman
Charles & Dorothy Wyckoff
Clarence J. Zabriskie
Caregivers ($250-499)
Adirondack Bank
Adirondack Foundation Chester & Carol Clarridge Fund
Adirondack Community Trust
Woods & Pearl McCahill Family
Fund
Adirondack Medical Center
Mary Elizabeth Alexander
Edward & Gloria Allard
Rip & Shirley Allen
Anonymous
Ausable Forks Elementary School
Robert & Debra Beaty
Bob Bevilacqua
Bob & Tish Biesemeyer
Gerard & Cheryl Bilodeau
Peter & Barbara Brinkley
James & Marcia Brooks
Thomas & Carla Burhoe
Anna & Patrick Carney
Carcuzzi Car Care Center
Carleton Funeral Home
Kent & Linda Cauley
Champlain National Bank
David & Annie Childs
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jay & Debbie Close
Raymond S. David
Jenifer Deming
Peter Donnelly
Charles Downs
Dragon, Benware & Crowley
Colleen Duffy
Robert Edwards
Eye Peek
Donald F. Fangboner
Greg & Cathy Farrell
Jay & Dorothy Federman
Philip & Phyllis Feinberg
Elaine Forcier
Fraternal Order of Eagles 2486
Peter Frisbee
Dennis Furushima
Fanny Gaulin
Elizabeth Gentry
Elizabethtown Community
Hospital
General Electric Foundation
Lyn & Harry Groome
Hillary Guadagno
Gordon Harris
Denise Hayes
S. Curtis Hayes, Inc.
Samuel & Patricia Hoopes
IGC-Ladies 9 Hole League
Greg & Marion Jeffers
Liz Jones
Keene Valley Congregational
Church
Keene Valley Video & Internet
Edward L. Kelly Funeral Home
Benjamin Kernan
James & Dale King
Marty & Becky Kirby
Lake Placid Lion’s Club
Richard J. Leonard
Dyzie Marcinkevicius
Bob & Ann Marshall
Walter S. Marvin
McKernan Stone Masonry
Jerome & Elna Meader
Medical Associates of
Saranac Lake
John Milsom
Neil & Vicki* Morse
James & Terri Morse
Mountain Medical Services
Sally & John Muldowney
Robert & Coralie North
Northern Adirondack Board
of Realtors
Northstar Industries-Citizens
Advocates
Kyle Ohmann
Peter & Patti Paine
Sharon Palestri
Rudy& Cherl Palyswait
Gordon W. Pratt Agency, Inc.
Katharine Preston & John
Bingham
Edgar* & Felicitas Purcell
Barrett & Stephanie Quinn
Rotary Club of Lake Placid
Rozell Industries
Ralph Russell
* Indicates Goverance Members.
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