Medcen Happenings Spring 2011

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Frederick M. Schnell, M.D., F.A.C.P.
Cancer and Research
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4 Cancer & Research Center Campaign
6 Survivor Stories – Joe Hobbs,
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Happenings
10 Callaway Party for CCRC
11 Callaway Party for The Children’s Hospital
12 CEO Roundtable
13 19th Annual Celebrity Classic Weekend
Departments
3 President’s Message
9 Children’s Hospital Miracle Child
14 Planned Giving - Your Footprints
15 Upcoming Events
16 Tid-Bits
19 Gifts, Memorials, and Honorariums (February 1, 2011 - May 31, 2011)
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Officers
Ethel A. Cullinan, President and CEO
Danny Gibson, Chair
Scott Seigel, Vice Chair
Rhonda Perry, Corporate Treasurer
Kenneth Banks, Corporate Secretary
Trustees
Tim Andrews
Kent Baldschun
Gene Battles, MD
Louise Bryant, Ex Officio
Harriette Carter
Kenneth Clark, Ex Officio
Linda Clay, Ex Officio
John Draughon
J. Doug Dunwody
A. Don Faulk, FACHE, Ex Officio
Fred Gaton, MD
Bent Gay, RPh
Louis Goolsby, MD
Duke Groover
Cal Hays
Angela Hicks
Dottie Houser
Charlie Lanphier, Ex Officio
Craig Leachman, Ex Officio
James Manley
James McLendon
David Rozier
Warren Selby
R. Earl Smith
Oscar S. Spivey, MD
Jeff Thompson
Betty Treadwell, Ex Officio
Matilda Walker, Ex Officio
Pam White-Colbert
Thomas J. Wicker
Emeriti Members
Pamela C. Chapman
Virgil Cooper Jr.
Mary Eva Dubose
A. V. Elliott
John G. Etheridge, MD
Patsy Fellows
Alan D. Kirsh, MD
W. J. O’Shaughnessey Jr., MD
Donald I. Rosen
William H. Somers, MD
William H. M. Weaver, MD
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president
In his 2010 book, The Emperor of All Maladies - A Biography of
Cancer, Siddhartha Mukherjee, M.D., enters the mind of cancer,
describing its personality, its historic behavior, and the behavior
of those who have diligently toiled to conquer and control it. The
saga covers centuries and is epic. Recounted from the earliest
description recorded on papyrus through the genome insights of
modern science, the story is a gripping drama marked by discoveries
and despair, breakthroughs and backslides. Although the war on
cancer was not formally declared until the Nixon administration, our
human relationship with cancer has always been a war - a series
of battles with some wins and some losses. Military efforts may
well advance science and technology, but always at a price paid
in human lives and suffering. So too is the story of the 5,000 year
war with cancer.
As Mukerjee vividly recounts, in spite of the centuries of
discoveries, controls and cures, cancer remains very much alive
among mankind. This year 600,000 Americans will be killed by
cancer (25% of all deaths), and 7 million people world-wide will
die at cancer’s hand. If you’re an American woman, your chance
of being attacked by cancer is 1 out of 3 during your lifetime; if
you’re a man your chance is 1 out of 2. The odds are good you will
be caught in the crossfire and, if not, someone you know and love
almost certainly will.
The story of cancer is not just about battles, wins, losses, and
weaponry including poison, scalpels and radiation. Cancer’s
biography is about people (patients, physicians, biologists,
caregivers…) and those who love them. While the story always
begins with the scientific tale of a single cell gone awry, those
cells multiply and the story quickly becomes one involving the lives
of countless people . A diagnosis of cancer is not an event of
celebration. It is a sobering moment commencing a journey often
fraught with devastation, anxiety, and confusion. But it is not just
about fear; it is also very much about hope and compassion.
This edition of Medcen Happenings focuses on how we’re working
to ameliorate the devastation and anxieties which often result from
a cancer diagnosis. Through a series of unique hospital /physician
partnerships, a new Comprehensive Cancer and Research Center
is being developed to enhance hope and compassion. Toward
this end, disease site teams reflecting the 4 major cancers in
our region - lung, breast, GI/colorectal, and prostate- are up and
running. Meeting bi-weekly, these medical teams review all cases,
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and assess / coordinate all treatment options. Effective and caring
nurse navigators are assigned to patients to help them decipher the
intimidating language of cancer and to assist them to cope with the
chaos which cancer can bring. Additionally, national clinical trials
are available and encouraged. Our staff assists in promulgating this
knowledge and coordinating patient participation. Fulltime genetic and
nutrition counseling is available to all patients. Emotional supports such
as the Cancer WellFit program, chemotherapy orientation and Look
Good/Feel Better are readily available and invaluable. Most exciting is
the formal affiliation agreement in place between the Medical Canter of
Central Georgia and the University of Alabama at Birmingham. As one
of only 44 National Cancer Institute designated sites in the nation and
the only site so designated in Georgia, the marriage of the two medical
centers allows, through the miracles of technology, all patients at
MCCG to be virtual patients at UAB , availing themselves of invaluable
expertise and physician consulting options.
The one component still outstanding and, therefore, the challenge
we face, is the integration of these treatment options, services and
supports within a tangible and patient/family friendly environment.
Candidly many parts of the hospital are showing their ages; patients
have voiced, cancer care is hard enough to navigate and navigating
the maze of old corridors and buildings only makes the journey more
difficult. We are excited about bringing the environment up to the same
level as the services. The Foundation has committed to raise $9 million
to make this Center possible. We believe donors want, now more than
ever, to give to those projects with tangible results. We also believe your
gifts to this project could not do more good or touch more lives. The
Comprehensive Cancer and Research Center will, without question,
change and save lives.
This edition of Medcen Happenings focuses not on the stories of
buildings and science but on individual stories—with happy endings—
these are the stories of cancer survivors. Our ability to report countless
future patient journeys devoid of fear and confusion will be possible
through the development of the Comprehensive Cancer and Research
Center. We invite you to become involved; the return on your investment
will be invaluable. To all of you who have already invested, we offer
profound gratitude on behalf of our patients. Our donors have insured
our hospital is world class and we are ever so grateful. I invite you to
enjoy this issue.
- Ethel Cullinan
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In the Making: A
New Comprehensive
Cancer and Research
Center By: Debbie Schuchmann
Dr. Schnell relaxing with his best friend.
In 1983, Frederick M. Schnell, M.D., F.A.C.P. came to
Macon, to the Medical Center of Central Georgia. He
had graduated magna cum laude from the College of the
Holy Cross with a B.A. in biology and completed medical
school at Case Western Reserve University. He had just
completed his internship, residency and fellowship at
Emory University in Atlanta. He brought with him a wealth
of knowledge about a late-breaking treatment for cancer
called chemotherapy. His knowledge and experience
changed the face of cancer care for Central and South
Georgia residents. Now, almost thirty years later, the
face of cancer care is changing again and standing at
the forefront, leading the ongoing fight against cancer is
Dr. Schnell, CEO of Central Georgia Cancer Care.
One of ten children from Ohio, Schnell actually resisted
becoming a physician. Having a father and an uncle
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who were both physicians he tried in vain to ignore
the scientist and caregiver woven into his very DNA.
Luckily he finally gave in and became a physician -not the internal medicine physician his father was, but
a physician who specialized in oncology and loved
research. Seeking the lifestyle only found in the South
and yearning to participate in the research and medical
advancements being made in the treatment of cancer, he
and his wife, Kim, settled in Macon.
One of the revolutionary changes in treatment which he
implemented was a center where patients could come
for their chemotherapy treatments as an outpatient.
Instead of being hospitalized, they were able to check in
for their treatment and go home the same day. Now it is
commonly known as an Infusion Center and is a regular
treatment area for patients diagnosed with cancer.
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Another important change in cancer care brought
about by Schnell is the concept of the “disease
site team.” Many cancer patients have up to five
or more physicians: an oncologist, an oncology
surgeon, a radiation oncologist, a plastic surgeon
for reconstruction, a pathologist and other
consulting physicians. Patients and their families are
overwhelmed. In the past, these physicians often
met only with the individual patient. Beginning with
Breast Cancer almost ten years ago, Schnell formed
a team of all the involved physicians and started
weekly meetings to discuss each patient’s care. The
outcome of these meetings has meant better care
and better outcomes for patients. Now there are
disease site team meetings for three other prominent
cancers found in Georgia: lung, GI/colorectal, and
prostate.
Schnell is a visionary. He sees the new Comprehensive
Cancer and Research Center as a place where there
are cutting edge cancer therapeutics, where research
and specialty training are available, a place where
patients have increased access to clinical trials and
where physicians collaborate on a regular basis. He
sees it as a destination site for the entire Southeast.
He feels strongly that Macon deserves a
Comprehensive Cancer and Research Center. During
this era of healthcare reform, there is a vital need for
high quality care which is accessible and affordable.
Traveling to or through Atlanta only increases the
stress on the patients and their families. Flying to
another facility, when 95% of all treatments can be
done here only exacerbates feelings of loneliness
and solitude often felt by cancer patients.
Schnell consistently uses stories to describe the new
Center and states his reasoning is that his patients
relate to stories. Listening to him, you sense his
commitment and passion for helping patients with
cancer. You know he is well-trained and has extensive
credentials, but when he says, “it’s a privilege to help
patients find their way to the care and treatments
they need,” you know the driving force behind all his
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help a fellow human being.
His practice has grown to include seven, soon to be
eight, oncologists. They now see an average of 125
patients a day. This is not including the patients who
come in for chemotherapy treatment or injections.
To make this kind of impact on the healthcare of a
community, it takes a person like Schnell who has an
unwavering commitment and dedication to his life’s
mission.
Schnell has immersed himself in continuing education
and research throughout his career. He currently
serves as Clinical Assistant Professor in the Dept.
of Medicine at Mercer University School of Medicine
and Clinical Assistant Professor of Hematology &
Oncology at the Winship Cancer Institute at Emory
University School of Medicine. He is also a Principal
Investigator with the Accelerated Community
Oncology Research network. Schnell holds many
community positions and awards including Medical
Director of Central Georgia Breast Care Center,
member of Board of Directors of the Community
Oncology Alliance, Medical Director for Georgia
Center for Oncology Research & Education and
Board member of Community Health Works. Much
of his research has been published in professional
medical journals as well.
Fortunately for his patients and the rest of our
community he chose Macon as his home. He and
his wife, Kim, who is an avid community supporter,
have three grown children and three grandchildren.
Somehow he still manages to make time to enjoy
traveling, visit with family and friends, and even play
with his dog.
If you would like to learn more about plans for the
new Comprehensive Cancer and Research Center,
please contact Debbie Schuchmann at 478/633-6151
or [email protected]
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Joe Hobbs
survivor story
Chairman,
Cancer WellFit Project
Cancer Survivor
By: Ellen Terrell
Cancer recovery is often a long path for those faced with the
debilitating impact of treatment, particularly radiation and
chemotherapy. The Cancer WellFit (CWF) Project is assisting
many on their path to return to their fullest physical and emotional
potentials. The free 12-week oncology recovery program combines
exercise, education, nutrition, mind/body activities, and emotional
support. The holistic approach incorporates all aspects of a
person’s health and well-being.
Joe Hobbs started Cancer WellFit in September 2005 after his wife,
Diana, insisted he get out of the house. “I was probably driving
her crazy and I realize now I was suffering with depression to some
degree”, says Joe. “I had been diagnosed 5 months earlier and had
undergone radiation and chemotherapy for throat cancer. When
I entered the Wellness Center that very first day for the Cancer
WellFit class, I weighed 118 pounds and didn’t have the energy to
walk around the 1/8 mile track.” Now Joe can be found working
out at the Wellness Center five mornings a week. He runs a 5k in
32 minutes, enjoys circuit training, can do 20 pull ups as if they’re
nothing, and can hold the plank (a core abdominal strength exercise)
for 7 minutes ~ the man’s incredible!
Joe has been cancer free for over five years and continues to volunteer
for the Cancer WellFit program. He’s proud to tell everyone that he
is the Chairman of Cancer WellFit.... meaning he sets out the chairs
at the beginning of each session and stacks them afterwards. He
enjoys talking with new participants and encouraging them to “stick
with the program”. He tells them, “You’ll become addicted as I did.”
The classes are held at the Wellness Center and each two-hour
session includes exercise followed by educational topics such as
coping skills, stress management, nutrition, and side effects of
medications. The program also includes mind/body programming
such as meditation, yoga, drumming, and guided imagery. When
an individual begins the Cancer Well-Fit program, the trained
professional staff develops an individually supervised exercise
plan, with physician approval, based on therapy restrictions and
energy levels. The staff monitors the participants’ progress and
ability to maintain activity. Clinical outcomes are documented for
each participant and have demonstrated significant changes in
their quality of life.
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You often hear cancer has a way of changing
your attitude about life. Joe agrees with that and
adds Cancer WellFit gave him the strength to
also change his way of living. “I no longer sweat
the small stuff. If the grass doesn’t get cut every
week, who really cares? Diana and I just lock the
doors and leave in our 6-speed Miata convertible
whenever the mood strikes us.”
Cancer survivors in our community can certainly
benefit from the Cancer WellFit Project. Please
help us spread the word.
Much of the Cancer WellFit Project is supported
through donations and volunteers. If you would
like to know how you can help, contact Ellen
Terrell at 478-633-7396 or [email protected]
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Amber P.
Lawson, DMD
survivor story
Owner, Signature
Dentistry of Macon
Cancer Survivor
By: Ellen Terrell
Amber Lawson knew at a young age she was going to be
a dentist, but in 1998, just weeks away from taking final
exams for her freshman year at Mercer University, she felt
a knot in the side of her abdomen. After a CT scan and
needle biopsy, Dr. Macram Ayoub removed the growth,
which was later diagnosed as Extra Osseous Ewing’s
Sarcoma, a very rare and serious form of cancer. Amber
was given a 30% chance of surviving, but she refused to
give in to those odds. She decided her diagnosis of cancer
would just be a bump in the road to becoming a dentist.
Fast forwarding to 2011, Amber recently heard about
the Comprehensive Cancer and Research Center project
and immediately wanted to become involved. “Having
a comprehensive cancer center in Macon will be a huge
benefit to this community. My disease was so rare, I had to
travel to Atlanta to receive my chemotherapy treatments.
In between treatments, I would have blood work done in
my home town of Montezuma, many times confirming
neutropenia, which would result in a hospitalization here in
Macon at the Medical Center. The travel alone back and
forth to Macon and Atlanta during that year took such a
toll, not only on me, but my parents as well. It would have
been so much more convenient to have received all the
services in one location.”
say enough about the care I received from the clinical
staff at the Medical Center. They were wonderful to
me and I am forever grateful to Dr. Ayoub for saving
my life.”
Amber credits her positive attitude, faith in God and the
support of her family and friends in seeing her through
that time of her life. In 1999, Amber returned to Mercer
University to resume her education. After graduating
Magna Cum Laude, she attended the Medical College
of Georgia, where she earned the degree Doctor of
Dental Medicine. She remained after graduation to
complete her General Practice residency.
In 2007, Dr. Lawson reached her goal of becoming a
dentist and opened Signature Dentistry of Macon. Not
only is her love for dentistry evident, she also loves
Macon and has brought her energy and enthusiasm
to our community with her involvement in the Junior
League, Macon Symphony, The Children’s Hospital,
and more recently the Comprehensive Cancer &
Research Center. Our community is very fortunate Dr.
Lawson calls Macon home. Dr. Lawson, thank you for
allowing us to share your story.
During her many hospitalizations at the Medical Center,
Amber developed close friendships with the staff; so close
she has been in two of the nurses’ weddings. “I cannot
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Lucinda Thompson
feature
survivor story
Jasmine and Branden’s Mom
Cancer Survivor
by: Ellen Terrell
with her children, her inner thoughts
were, “I’ve got this deadly thing in my
body and now I’m pumping poison
inside my body to kill it.” As frightening
as this was to her, she was even more
confident her course of treatment was
appropriate when she learned her case
had been reviewed and discussed by
the breast cancer Disease Site Team,
established in 2001. “Having an entire
group of healthcare professionals
including physicians, nurses, and
dieticians discuss my case gave me a
great sense of trust and truly made me
feel special.”
When I met Lucinda Thompson, I immediately knew I had a new friend.
Her enthusiasm for life and helping others is contagious, and just being in
the same room with her puts you in a good mood. Don’t you love people
like that? I’d like to share with you her cancer story.
On May 26, 2009, at the age of 35, Lucinda was diagnosed with
HER2-positive breast cancer. “I was overwhelmed when I received the
diagnosis and would probably have gone into shock, but being a single
mom to a 3 and a 4 year old at the time, I didn’t have time to be in shock.
I just needed to get well,” she shared with me. HER2+ is a breast cancer
that tests positive for a protein called human epidermal growth factor
receptor 2 (thus HER2+) which promotes the growth of cancer cells. In
about 1 of every 5 breast cancers, a gene mutation causes the cancer
cells to make an excess of HER2. This gene mutation, and the elevated
levels of HER2 that it causes, can also occur in other types of cancer.
HER2-positive breast cancers tend to be more aggressive than other
types of breast cancer, so Lucinda’s treatment plan was also aggressive,
consisting of six months of chemotherapy, followed by a double
mastectomy, followed by thirty-six rounds of radiation.
“It was important to me to keep Jasmine’s and Branden’s lives as normal
as possible, so I just told them Mommy has a little sickness and the
medicine is going to make her hair fall out.” While this is what she shared
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When I shared with Lucinda a Disease
Site Team for GI/Colorectal cancer
began in October 2009, a Lung Cancer
Disease Site Team in October 2010
and a Prostate Disease Site Team
started this year, she replied, “What
a blessing this is for future cancer
patients in this community.”
Lucinda is now cancer free and
enjoying life to its fullest. She is also
an active board member of United in
Pink, Inc. (formerly known as Bunko for
Breast Cancer), The organization works
diligently to positively affect the quality
of life of other breast cancer survivors,
their spouses and their children.
Lucinda’s testimony is part of the DVD
being developed for the Comphensive
Cancer and Research Center. Lucinda,
we thank you for sharing your story
with us.
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department
Miracle Child
Tyler Langford
By: Kathy Tolbert
Tyler in the Pediatric Critical Care Unit
Tyler and his
sister Hannah
spital
while in the ho
Imagine receiving a phone call that your child has been in an
happening to us,” says mother Jeanie. Tyler’s family was relieved
accident and that a sheriff is in route to escort you to your child.
when doctors were ready to wean the sedation medicines and
Your heart is pounding and you do not know what to expect when
allow Tyler to begin to wake up. Doctors felt certain that Tyler’s
you arrive. Jeanie and Steve Langford received this devastating
brain injury would not be life threatening, but he would require
call on February 12, 2011 when told their 15 year old son, Tyler,
intensive rehabilitation. Jeanie and Steve worked with Tyler in
had been in an ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) accident. When Steve
getting him back to his old self. They would ask him questions
arrived, he learned that Tyler had been riding the ATV when it
that only Tyler would be able to answer and he was surrounded
rolled over on top of him. Upon hearing he would be life-flighted
at all times with family and friends, but most importantly, they
to Atlanta, Steve and Jeanie began traveling to Atlanta. As they
never gave up hope. They wanted some assurance and glimmer
crossed the Henry County line, they received a call that plans
of hope that Tyler would return to his charismatic, prankster self.
had changed and they would now be life-flighting him directly to
Their prayers, would soon be answered.
The Children’s Hospital at The Medical Center of Central Georgia.
Being from Barnesville, Georgia, the Langfords weren’t familiar
Almost a month to the day of the accident, Tyler was discharged
with The Children’s Hospital, however over the course of the next
from The Children’s Hospital and sent to Scottish Rite’s Inpatient
month, they became very acquainted with staff and the services
Rehabilitation Unit in Atlanta for intensive therapy.
of The Children’s Hospital.
spent a month learning again how to talk, how to walk, and how
There he
to eat. He still travels from Barnesville to Atlanta weekly to the
Upon arrival at the Emergency Center, Jeanie and Steve were
Outpatient Rehabilitation Program. “I don’t remember much of
told that Tyler had suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury and was in
the accident, but I do remember how everyone at The Children’s
critical condition. Once he became stable, he was admitted to
Hospital took good care of me. It is hard recovering, but I will be
The Pediatric Critical Care Unit where he remained on a ventilator
back to myself soon!” says Tyler. He hopes that all his hard work
and in a drug induced coma for the next week. During this time,
and great sense of humor will help him continue on the road to
Tyler slept through his 16th birthday, but the Langford family kept
recovery and just like any teenager his age, the dream to get his
a bedside vigil for the entire seven days he was in a coma. “We
driver’s license.
prayed for a miracle for Tyler. We just could not believe this was
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Jane Fehlenberg and Lavonne Harn
Betty Treadwell, Tammie McDowell, Earl Smith, Dr. Ron Freeman
Tammie McDowell, Dr. Walt Treadwell, Louis and
Mary Verner Philhower
Amy Self, Pat Hardie, Sharon Hall
Nancy White and Judge Tripp Self
Dr. Gene Battles, Danny Gibson, Dr. Fred Schnell,
Dave Terrell
Callaway Party for CCRC
Dottie and John Houser opened their beautiful home on May 17th for a “Cocktails and Conversation” party hosted by the Callaway
Society Committee. Over fifty guests in attendance were given a preview of the Comprehensive Cancer and Research Center. Dr.
Fred Schnell and Mr. Don Faulk outlined the details of the center and shared with everyone the tremendous benefit the Center will
be to our community in expanding cancer treatment and research.
Fran Kirsh, Mary Jo Cole, Dr. Drew Cole, Dr. Alan Kirsh
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Margaret Anderson, Dottie Houser, Randy and Karen Smith, Sally Draughon
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Dr. Bryan Weidner, Dr. Jill Water, Kelly Waters,
and Dr. Robert Ford
Craig and Holly Leachman, Sam and Molly Pearson
Duke Lane, Mark Sanchez, Craig Leachman
Joe Lavelle, Rep. Robert Dickey
Dr. and Mrs. John Ambrose and
Dr. and Mrs. Jason Smith
Callaway Party for The
Children’s Hospital
The Children’s Hospital Callaway committee was hard at work this
spring planning two Callaway parties for The Children’s Hospital. The
committee was fortunate to have two wonderful hosts, Dr. and Mrs. Jason
Smith of Macon and Lane Southern Orchards of Fort Valley. Over
70 guests attended both parties and were educated on the first class services
that The Children’s Hospital has to offer for children in our region. Joe
Lavelle, COO of The Medical Center of Central Georgia, Doctors
Frank Bowyer and Mitch Rodriguez, and Nikki Paulk, Assistant Vice
President of Women’s and Children’s Services also spoke about the services
of The Children’s Hospital and it’s future growth both in technology and
service areas. The Callaway committee would like to thank our hosts for their
generosity in hosting these educational parties for The Children’s Hospital!
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CEO Roundtable
Focusing on
Cancer Care
Draws a Crowd
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By: Debbie Schuchmann
The Business & Corporate Committee of the Medcen
Community Health Foundation recently hosted a CEO
Roundtable in the Peyton Anderson Health Education
Center. The Host Committee, made up of business leaders
and chaired by Cal Hays, President, Hays Services, LLC,
strives to foster a partnership between the business and
health care communities. Their focus is to strengthen
the mutual goal of decreasing costs while maintaining
excellence in healthcare for Central Georgians. In order
to gain the support of prominent business leaders, the
committee realizes they must first educate the business
community about the Medical Center. Who better to give
a realistic view than President and CEO, Central Georgia
Health System, Don Faulk?
On Thursday, May 19th at noon, those attending were
greeted by committee members as well as members of
the MCCG administrative team. After a bit of networking
and a quick lunch, participants settled down for remarks
from Don whose successful tenure as CEO speaks
for itself. Don builds an immediate rapport with the
audience as he speaks about specific developments at
the Hospital including the latest information about the
new Comprehensive Cancer & Research Hospital being
developed. His comments were a prelude to information
from guest speakers, Dr. Frederick Schnell, CEO, Central
Georgia Cancer Care and Nancy White, RN, Director of
Oncology, MCCG.
Dr. Schnell’s informational educational presentation
gave the listeners an introduction to the history of
cancer care in Central Georgia and guided them through
some of the milestone developments in cancer care
and research. In his overview, he explained how vital
a new Comprehensive Cancer and Research Hospital is
to MCCG’s patients and families and how exciting it is
to see something of this magnitude become a part of
our community. This discussion segued the introduction
of Nancy White, RN who has been working closely with
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physicians and administration in the planning of this
special project.
Nancy’s presentation focused on sharing the details of
the new Comprehensive Cancer & Research Hospital.
She mentioned many of the benefits to patients and
families, such as being a one-stop facility for the care
and treatment of Cancer. Currently services are housed
throughout the Hospital. At an extremely stressful time,
having the additional stress of moving from Point A to
Point B just shouldn’t be a factor. She spoke about the
nurse navigator service as the patient’s “GPS” system
from the moment of diagnosis throughout remission.
White also pointed out the benefits to the business
leaders as employers. Employees will receive cancer
treatment nearby, not several hours away, and return
to work sooner, which is emotionally and cost-wise
beneficial. From an even broader perspective, there is
an economic benefit to the community. Just as the Luce
Heart Institute has become a destination for cardiac care
and treatment, the Comprehensive Cancer & Research
Hospital will be a destination for oncology care. It will
bring trained professionals and personnel as well as
top-rated physicians to our community.
Mindful of everyone’s time, the speakers concluded the
program with a Question and Answer period in which
participants could share their thoughts and concerns.
Today when few of us have not been personally impacted
by cancer, there was much interest about the new facility
and its potential positive impact on Central and South
Georgia both from personal and business aspects.
Please contact Debbie Schuchmann, Major Gifts and
Planned Giving Officer at 478-633-6151 or Schuchmann.
[email protected], if you are interested in knowing
more about the Business & Corporate Honor Roll of the
Medical Center of Central Georgia.
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19th Annual
Celebrity Classic
Weekend
Makes Miracles Happen
Sunday, celebrities enjoyed visiting with the patients
at The Children’s Hospital. “It is wonderful to have the
celebrities come and visit with the patients and their
families. It really makes a difference in their day when
www.medcenfoundation.org they know that someone took the time to visit with them and
do something like this for the hospital,”says Rebecca Cogburn,
Director of Pediatric Critical Care Unit.
Sunday afternoon and Monday were spent on the golf course
at Idle Hour Country Club. Monday players hit the course
for eighteen holes both morning and afternoon. The Vienna
Volunteer Fire Department prepared a wonderful celebration
dinner that evening that was enjoyed by all! Proceeds from the
2011 Celebrity Classic Weekend will benefit the child-friendly
expansion and enhancement projects of The Children’s Hospital.
Since its inception in 1992, the Celebrity Classic has raised over
$4 million dollars for The Children’s Hospital. We express our
tremendous gratitude to the many patrons, celebrities, honored
guests, and volunteers who played a role in the weekends
festivities.
happening
The 19th Annual Children’s Hospital Celebrity Classic
Weekend, sponsored by Kroger, was yet another success
this year raising over $260,000. This year the event
kicked off on Saturday, April 16th with Celebrity Casino
Night at the Anderson Goodwill Conference Center. Over
400 guests and celebrities participated in the silent and
live auctions, as well as exciting gaming tables that kept
guests busy during the night. The wonderful food was
catered by Kroger and prepared by the exclusive chefs and
staff from Edgar’s Bistro of Goodwill. The crowd enjoyed
bidding on live auction items and even The Children’s
Hospital patients provided artwork for the auction. One of
the heartwarming items up for bid was a patient fishing
trip provided by Jonathan Herndon, Pro Angler Fisherman
sponsored by Bass Pro. Recently, two patients of The
Children’s Hospital experienced the fishing excursion at
Lake Oconee with Jonathan Herndon. “It was an honor to
take these boys and their parents on this trip. I personally
had to use the services of The Children’s Hospital several
years ago and I know how important it is to have the
specialized services of The Children’s Hospital close to
home,” says Jonathan Herndon
Medcen and The Children’s Hospital are grateful to Celebrity
Classic Coordinator Mike McCollum for his leadership and to the
members of the Classic committee, for their tireless preparation
and devotion to the annual event.
Mark your calendar now for the 2012 Celebrity Classic Weekend!
Events are scheduled for April 21-23, 2012. Call Mike McCollum
478-633-7686 or email [email protected] for more
details or to reserve your spot for next year!
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Your
Footprints
department
by: Debbie Schuchmann
As we enjoy summer, a time for family vacations and
time at the beach you might want to think about this as
you walk along the shore. Everyone leaves footprints
on the sands of time. Our prints are made by the
impact of our lives on others. A person is remembered
for the weight of his or her character. For indentations
of accomplishment. For shapes of kindness. For
length of compassion. For width of personal warmth.
For generosity. For values.
When we leave positive impressions behind, we
enhance the lives of our friends and loved ones. We
give them footprints to follow.
provide that extra boost to the budget that can make
the difference between program advancement and
program retrenchment.
Estate gifts can be designated for a specific area of
the hospital such as the new Comprehensive Cancer
& Research Center or they can be unrestricted for use
where needed most. They can also fund endowments
that perpetually provide an ongoing witness to your
friends and loved ones that you believe in the work of
MCCG.
3. An estate gift encourages imitation.
Thoughtful estate planning is one means we have
to make a print in the sand to help others recall our
priorities. For example, consider the effect of a plan
that includes provision for family members and
resources for charitable organizations like Medcen
Community Health Foundation.
1. An estate gift makes a positive statement.
When you include Medcen in the final disposition of
your estate, you declare to your family and friends
that you believe in and care about the mission of The
Medical Center of Central Georgia. Your parting gift
becomes a clear declaration of your values.
There’s something about a well-planned estate gift
that influences others to “go and do likewise.” As
friends and family members plan their own estates,
they may recall your generosity and thoughtfulness.
Your gift may unlock resources for the hospital from
other estates.
Debbie Schuchmann, Major Gifts and Planned
Giving Officer, and the Planned Giving Committee,
are available to provide you with the information and
materials you need to include charitable giving in your
overall estate plan.
To arrange for a personal visit, please contact Debbie
at 478-633-6151 or [email protected].
2. An estate gift provides needed funding.
Estate gifts are especially valuable, not only because
they tend to be larger than annual gifts, but also
because they often come at critical times. They
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Medcen Happenings
SPRING 2011
department
upcoming Events
Fall Festival sponsored by Lane
Southern Orchards
Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day
Benefiting The Children’s Hospital at The Medical Center
of Central Georgia
Thursday, August 11, 2011
All Central Georgia Dairy Queen locations are
participating. For more information, contact Kathy
Tolbert, 478-633-7890 or visit www.miracletreatday.com
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Benefiting The Children’s Hospital at
The Medical Center of Central Georgia
Lane Southern Orchard will be
sponsoring a Fall Festival from 11am- 5pm in Fort Valley,
Georgia. Proceeds from the festival will benefit The
Children’s Hospital. For more information on the festival
activities visit www.lanesouthernorchards.com or
contact Kathy Tolbert at 478-633-7890.
Miracle Jeans Day
Benefiting The Children’s
Hospital at The Medical
Center of Central Georgia
Wednesday, September
14, 2011
Save the date for Miracle
Jeans Day! Children’s
Miracle Network Hospitals will be going
casual for kids through their annual
Miracle Jeans Day! For a minimum of a
$5 donation to Children’s Miracle Network
Hospitals, Miracle Jeans Day gives you
and your employees the opportunity
to trade your traditional work attire for
jeans. Miracle Jeans Day is a great way
for companies to support The Children’s
Hospital at The Medical Center of
Central Georgia through a fun and easy
team-building day. No business is too
small or large to participate! Visit www.
MiracleJeansDay.com or contact Kathy
Tolbert at 478-633-7890 or Tolbert.kathy@
mccg.org for more information.
Benefiting Pine Pointe Hospice of
Central Georgia
Doors open at 7:00 p.m. ~ Band starts at 8:00 p.m.
Location: Wellness Center
For more information and/or tickets, contact Ellen
Terrell, 478-633-7396
Reindeer Run and
Santa Stroll
Benefiting The Children’s Hospital at
The Medical Center of Central
December 3, 2011
Location: The Children’s Hospital
For more information, contact
Kathy Tolbert, 478-633-7890 or
call 478-633-RUNN or
www.reindeerrunmacon.com
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department
Kroger Thank You
We would like to extend a big THANK YOU to Kroger for
giving our nurses canvas grocery bags during our recent
Nurses Week celebration! Pictured here are a group of our
nurses displaying their bags. 
Dance Marathon
Making
Miracles
Happen for Kids
Tournament 
The 7th Annual Making
Miracles
Happen
Golf
Classic for Kids, sponsored
by Perry Country Club,
Food Lion and EMICC
(Electric Machinery Industrial
Controls Corporation), was
April 30th. This year’s event raised over
$24,000 for The Children’s Hospital.
Thanks to all of the committee members who worked so hard to make
miracles happen for the children at The
Children’s Hospital.
IHOP
Pancake Day
A HUGE thank you to
all who supported The
Children’s Hospital
Tuesday, March 1st for
IHOP’s National Pancake
Day. Thanks to our participating IHOP stores:
Macon, Warner Robins
and Milledgeville who
raised over $5,300.00 for
The Children’s Hospital.

Dance Marathon is a national Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals event allowing college students
to work closely with The Children’s Hospital at The
Medical Center of Central Georgia to raise both
funds and awareness. The schools participate in
year long fundraising efforts that result in the actual
Dance Marathon where students stay up on their
feet for up to 12 hours in honor of the children who
have been through so much. They “dance” for those
who can’t. Former patients and families participate
by telling their stories and explaining why having
a local Children’s Hospital is so crucial. This year
Dance Marathons at both Mercer University and
Gerogia College and State University joined forces
and were sponsored by GEICO.
Over 200 students from Georgia College and
State University raised over $23,000 for The
Children’s Hospital. The theme for this year’s event
was “Hit The Jackpot For The Kids.” They had
Vegas inspired decorations and gave out baskets
of Vegas goodies to all the patient families who
came out to share their stories.
Mercer University’s Dance Marathon had over
75 participants and raised over $12,000 for The
Children’s Hospital. They had a Circus theme
celebrating all the patient families by engaging
them in various activities all related to a circus.
We appreciate all the hard work and dedication
of these students and the generosity of their
supporters! All their hard work and dancing really
pay off and they do it all, “For the Kids!”
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SPRING 2011
HEAT Appreciation
Event 
Thanks to all of our HEAT
members. We are GROWING!!!
The HEAT committee held its
annual Spring Recognition this
past March. HEAT members enjoyed cookies, soft drinks and
fun and games. Each HEAT member was given a packet of
seeds to plant symbolizing the growth they have helped us
achieve. Thanks HEAT members!
Georgia
Strawberry
Festival

Committee members of the Georgia Strawberry
Festival generously donated $700 to The Children’s
Hospital from the annual festival in Reynolds,
Georgia. Funds will benefit the Pediatric Transport
Ambulances.
Mr. Paul Tyson
Kappa Delta Shamrock Classic
Georgia College and State University’s Kappa Delta Sorority held
its 2nd Annual “Kappa Delta Shamrock Classic” Golf Tournament
on Sunday, March 13th at Milledgeville Country Club. Kappa Delta
raised over $3300 to donate to The
Crescent House, a service of The
Children’s Hospital. The sisters
of Kappa Delta also participated
in many campus wide activities to
raise awareness of child sexual
May 3rd and 4th, Y96 Today’s
abuse throughout the week leading
Hot Country Hits, hosted their
11th annual Radiothon for
up to the golf tournament.
Y96
Radiothon
Kids live from The Children’s
Hospital lobby. With the help of
donors, patients, families, staff,
and dozens of volunteers, Y96
raised over $30,000 for The
Children’s Hospital. Special
thanks to Lester Miller, who
was the presenting sponsor
for this year’s Radiothon for
Kids! Thanks Y96 listeners for
making this year’s event a big
success!

www.medcenfoundation.org Billy, Maxie and Janet Walker with Mike Manley
(back) Hospice of Central Georgia’s
Bereavement Counselor
Hospice Partner Reception

Receptions were held in May at Pine Pointe to
recognize the 2011 Hospice Partners. Anyone
making an annual contribution of $100 or greater,
is placed on the recognition wall located across
from the Walsh Nurses Station at Pine Pointe.
Our loyal annual donors help Hospice of Central
Georgia continue the mission of touching hearts
and enhancing lives in an atmosphere of caring
and love.
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More
Eleanor Bishop Coffee at PinePointe
Eleanor Bishop hosted a coffee reception for her friends at Pine
Pointe Hospice of Central Georgia to view a painting donated in
the memory of her son, Bobby Bishop, and to meet the artist,
Michelle Watson. The
painting of the morning
sun as it comes up over
the ocean, a sure sign of
hope, hangs in the
entrance hall of Pine
Pointe as a magnificent
reminder that the sun
does come through in
the darkest of times..

Greek Festival
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church hosted their
annual Greek Festival in October and a portion
of the proceeds were donated to The Children’s
Hospital.
Children’s Hospital.
Marvalene Boyd (left), with
help from her dear friend,
Kathy Reid (center) made
this beautiful quilt as a gift to
Jenny Bonds (right). Jenny
is a Registered Nurse with
Hospice of Central Georgia
and recently cared for
Marvalene’s husband, Bill
Boyd. The colors in the quilt represent
the various types of cancer and around
the border are colorful puzzle pieces,
the symbol for autism. This was a very
special addition to the quilt as Jenny’s
son is autistic.
Greenbriar
Homemakers
We would like to thank
the generous ladies of the
Greenbriar Homemaker’s
Club who keep Hospice of
Central Georgia supplied
with small pillows used
for bedridden patients. At
times multiple pillows will
be placed under various
pressure points to aid in the
patient’s comfort.

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Members of the Greek Festival
committee presented a check for $1000 to The
Jenny Bond’s
Quilt 
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
Ricky and Boyd Allen

Ricky and Boyd Allen sit on the bench they
named in memory of their mom, Sara Allen.
The bench is located in the Burke Courtyard
at Pine Pointe Hospice.
SPRING 2011
Signature Gifts
These philanthropists have made gifts or pledges of $5 million & Up (Visionaries), $1 million-$4.9 million (President’s
Club), $500,000-$999,999 (Diamond Circle), or $100,000-$499,999 (Platinum Patrons) to the Medcen Community Health
Foundation. Signature Gifts are the cornerstone that enables our medical staff to achieve world-class healthcare. Please
note some gifts may be cumulative.
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Peyton Anderson Foundation
The Georgia Farm Bureau Companies
W.T. Anderson Foundation
E.J. Grassmann Trust
Health South
GEICO
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
IKON Office Solutions
Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. “Buddy” Luce Jr.
Susan G. Komen For the Cure
The Medical Center of Central Georgia Auxiliary
NEXus Medical Group
♦ Comprehensive Cancer & Research Center,
Critical Care Center
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin G. Porter
The James Hyde Porter Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Selby, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. William H. Somers
DIAMOND CIRCLE
SunTrust
Mary W. Covey Trust
Reginald R. Trice *
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Mrs. Joyce Walsh ♦ Pine Pointe Hospice of
Dr. & Mrs. Mufid Othman
Central Georgia
Southern Pine Plantations Commercial Group
Mrs. A.H.S. Weaver
PLATINUM
Italics indicate new members
BB&T
♦ indicates increased financial commitment
The Charles H. Jones Family Foundation
* indicates deceased
The Thomas C. Burke Foundation
The J. Bulow Campbell Foundation
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.
Cox Communications
Mr. & Mrs. A.V. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. A. Donald Faulk Jr.
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Callaway Society
These individuals have made gifts or pledges of $50,000 (Gold), $25,000 (Silver), or $10,000 (Bronze) to the Medcen
Community Health Foundation. Through their generous gifts, Callaway Society members ensure healthcare excellence
throughout the community.
Gold
Dr. & Mrs. Mirza W. Ahmed
Mrs. Louise C. Bryant
♦ Comprehensive Cancer Center
Mr. Karl Cartledge
Mr. Virgil E. Cooper Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Fellows
Mrs. Milton Heard Jr*
Dr. & Mrs. C. Emory Johnson Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Damon D. King
Dr. & Mrs. Alan D. Kirsh
Mr. & Mrs. John Ramsey
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Saitow
Silver
Dr. M. Sohail & Mrs. Shazia Akbar
Drs. Richard Ackermann & Hilary Ellwood
Dr. Dennis Ashley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Bowen Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S. Burgess Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Marshall Butler
Mr. Marty & Mrs. Harriette Carter
Mr. Marvin J. Codden*
Mr. & Mrs. Lovick Corn
Drs. Neil & Ethel Cullinan
Mr. & Mrs. John Draughon
Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Drawdy
Mr. Joe & Mrs. Raena Evans
Dr. & Mrs. David J. Frolich
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gilstrap
Dr. & Mrs. Louis Goolsby
Dr. & Mrs. Frank B. Kelly
Kurobe City Hospital
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. McCook
Mr. Boo & Mrs. Rebecca McKelvey
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Murdock
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund E. Olson
Mr. Raymond A. Pippin
Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie D. Rollins –
Critical Care and Comprehensive
Cancer and Research Center
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Purcel
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Skilling
Bronze
Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Abrams
Dr. Stefan R. Adair
Mr. & Mrs. V.J. Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Albertson
Ms. Catherine Allarde
Ms. Doris P. Anderson
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Judge Lanier & Mrs. Nancy Anderson
Dr. Sharon Ash & Dr. David E. Burtner
Mr. & Mrs. William Avenel
Mr. Milton J. Avera III
Dr. Macram Marcus Ayoub
Mr. Kent & Mrs. Susan Baldschun
Dr. Gene Battles
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Banks
Mr. Larry Barnett
Mr. Andres & Dr. Angela Barroso
Ms. Pamela Bartow
Mr. Carter & Mrs. Thayer Bates
Donna Bellamy
Dr. Donald B. Benton Jr.
Ms. Sallie Bersey
Dr. Arthur* and Mrs. Carol Besser
Mr. Richard & Mrs. Tracey Blalock
Dr. & Mrs. John M. Boltri
Mr. Ed & Mrs. Sandy Bond
Tamara G. Booth
Linda Booze
Mr. & Mrs. Brod Bourque
Mrs. Kathy Bowen
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Bowyer
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bozeman
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Brady
Dr. Alrick G. Brooks
Dr. & Mrs. Norman J. Buka
Ms. Annette Bagley-Burnett
Mr. Chad & Mrs. Tracy Burton
Mr. Brad & Mrs. Cyndey Busbee
Ms. Martha Buxton
Dr. & Mrs. Angel R. Cancel
Ms. Nan Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Cassidy
Dr. & Mrs. James L. Cassidy Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Manuel S. Castresana
Dr. & Mrs. Paul W. Chandler
Dr. & Mrs. Dwain Christian
Mr. Kenneth B. Clark – Carlyle Place
Mr. & Mrs. Calder B. Clay III
Ms. Callie Clegg
Mr. Frank* & Mrs. Barbara Clowers
Rebecca and Rallie Cogburn
Dr. & Mrs. David A. Cole
Mr. Roger & Mrs. Dawn Cole
Dr. Carol Collings
Mr. John D. Comer
Mr. Dave Cummings
Dr & Mrs. James M. Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cutright
Dr. Barbara J. Dalrymple
Dr. & Mrs. Martin L. Dalton
Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Barbara Ann Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. T. Lynn Davis Jr.
Dr. Yvette Davis-Smith
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Pat D’Errico
Dr. Kenneth Deaton & Dr. Stella Tsai
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dent
Mr. Dick & Mrs. Emily Dickey
Dr. Cayetano T. Dizon & Dr. Grace T.
Duque-Dizon
Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Odessa Dollar
Mr. John Dorhauer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Domingos
Dr. Delanor Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Dunwody VI
Mr. J. Doug & Mrs. Layne Dunwody
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Wanda Eaves
Dr. & Mrs. Gary Eddy
Mr. & Mrs. C. Brown Edwards Jr.
James Ray Edwards
Dr. & Mrs. David Elkon
Dr. & Mrs. Graham Erceg
Dr. & Mrs. Ellis W. Evans
Dr. & Mrs. Christian Ezekwueche
Ju’nita A. Falkenberg
Monika R. Foskey
Ms. Lesley H. Foulkes
Dr. & Mrs. Ron Freeman
Ms. Constance J. Galeazzo
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Galloway
Dr. & Mrs. Freddy Gaton
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Gibbons
Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Gilbert
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Girton
Dr. & Mrs. T. Franklin Glass
Dr. Arthur R. Gray
Mr. & Mrs. Tracy L. Gray
Mrs. Hannah M. Greene
Mr. Charlie* & Mrs. Martha Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Griffin
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Rick W. Griffin
Mr. Duke R. Groover & Dr. Catherine
Bomberger Groover
Dr. & Mrs. Mark E. Grossnickle
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Gwinner
Ms. Sherry C. Haizlip
Ms. Mary Haizlip
Michael G. Hajworonsky
Dr. & Mrs. Lee H. Hall
Ms. Dorothy A. Hallberg*
Ms. Ursula Holleman – The Children’s
Hospital
Mr. Larry* & Mrs. Lavonne Harn
Dr. A. Kenneth Harper
Mr. Mike C. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Hart Jr.
Dr. Kenneth C. Henderson
SPRING 2011
Ms. Lawson M. Hill*
Ms. Patti C. Hill
Mrs. Rosecella Hill-Butler
Mr. & Mrs. L.G. Holloway
Mr. & Mrs. John Houser
Dr. Jian Jim Hua
Ms. Amanda Hudson
Dr. & Mrs. John A. Hudson
Ms. Amy Hussey
Ms. Cindy Hutcheson
Dr. Marcia B. & Mr. Stan Hutchinson
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Imbrogno
Mr. Willie James Irwin
Dr. Michael Isley
Mr. & Mrs. George M. Israel III
Mr. & Mrs. Karim Jabr
Dr. & Mrs. Pravin K. Jain
Mr. & Mrs. Dugger Jamison
Jerry and Tracy Johns
Mr. George L. Johnson*
Ms. Joyce A. Johnson
Dr. Kim Johnston
Mr. Glen & Mrs. Janice Jones
Dr. Thomas C. & Mrs. Elizabeth Jones
Mr. Ralph Jordan
Mrs. Karen E. Harty Jump
Dr. Wynn Kallay
Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Keenan
Mr. Doyle & Mrs. Janis Kelly
Ms. Judy M. Kelley
Mr. Thomas C. Kellogg
Mr. Mike Ketterbaugh
Mr. Bob & Mrs. Carol Kimsey
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Koplin
Dr. William R. Lane
Mr. Jim & Mrs. Brenda Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lavelle
Ms. Cornelia Lawson
Debbie & Jimbo Liipfert
Dr. & Mrs. T.J. Lin
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Lineberger
Mr. Truman D. Littleton
Mr. Lawrence W. Logue
Mrs. Kimberly F. Mancin
Dr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Mandel
Mrs. T. O. Marshall
Mr. William & Mrs. Usha Martin
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Matthews
Dr. Miles H. McDonald*
Mr.* & Mrs. Richard McEwen
Mr. Boo & Mrs. Rebecca McKelvey
Dr. & Mrs. Hugh McLaurin
Ms. Pamela McLendon
Mr. & Mrs. Marion McMillan
Mr. Elbert & Mrs. Lea McQueen
Mrs. Karen Johnson Minter
Mr. & Mrs. Madison O. Mock
Ms. Meryl J. Montgomery
Mr. & Mrs. Cleon Moore
Mr. Joe Morgan
Mr. Tom Morris
www.medcenfoundation.org Ms. Laura D. Mullis
Mr. & Mrs. John Neel
Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Ilene Nicklas
Mr. Marvin A. & Mrs. Rachel Noles
Ms. Elizabeth G. O’Bry
Mr. Willie Odom
Dr. & Mrs. Obioha Okoro
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Andrea Olmer
Mr. Sam & Mrs. Debbie Orr
Dr. & Mrs. William Orr
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Parks
Dr. Elizabeth Patrenos
Dr.& Mrs. Pat Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Patterson
Nikki and Matt Paulk
Ms. Judy C. Paull
Beth Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. Wright Peavy
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Perry
Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Pierce
Ms. Cynthia M. Poole
Nancy B. Prather
Mr. & Mrs. Brent S. Pyles
Ms. Veronica Raines
Kelly L. Register
Mr. John Reilly
Dr. Murray Relf
Mr. Jesse & Mrs. Suellen E. Richardson
Rebecca Roberts
Ms. Patricia Robinson
Dr. & Mrs. Joe Sam Robinson Jr.
Mr. Thomas Rockenbach, Jr.
Dr. Mitch and Olga Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Rogers Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Rosen
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rossi
Mrs. Jo Ann Rowland
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Saitow
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sams
Mr. & Mrs. Tom L. Sands
Joyce R. Schafer, PhD
Mr. Greg & Mrs. Debbie Schuchmann
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Schnell
Dr. & Mrs. J. Paul Seale
Judge & Mrs. William T. Self
Dr. Alvin “Swan” Sewell
Ms. Denise W. Shoemaker
Mr. Wilson Sims
Mr. George Skene & Mrs. Marilyn Lisenby
Skene
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Slappey
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Slocum
Mr. Daniel Smith – W. T. Anderson Center
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Smith
Dr. & Mrs. James F. Smith Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Jason Smith – The Children’s
Hospital
Drs. Felix & Bola Sogade
Dr. & Mrs. Maurice M. Solis
Mr. Jonathan Spedding
Mr. Roberto Springer
Dr. & Mrs. Sturla Stefansson
Mr. & Mrs. W. Asbury Stembridge Jr.
Mr. Mark A. & Mrs. Deborah W. Stevens
Ms. Barbara J. Stickel
Dr. & Mrs. L. Daniel Strawn
Mrs. Connie King Styons
The S.V. Tarabadkar Family
Ellen & Dave Terrell
Ms. Kathy L. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Thompson
Ms. Amy E. Todd
Mr. Mark W. Traugh
Dr. & Mrs. T.W. Treadwell Jr.
Dr. Chris & Mrs. Lisa Troup
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tyson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vaden
Mr. John & Mrs. Donna Vasquez
Ms. Darlene Vaughan
Mr. John Paul Wade
Mr. Carroll & Mrs. Marianna Walker
Ms. Crystal Watkins
Mr. Andy & Mrs. Louise Watson
Mr. David Watson
Drs. Edward & Roberta Weintraut
Mr. Billy & Mrs. Amy Wells
Mrs. Robin C. White
Mr. Ernie & Mrs. Kim Whitley
Ms. Yvonne C. Wiggins
Mr. Fred A. Williams
Dr. & Mrs. Howard J. Williams Jr.
Dr. R.S. Williams
Ms. Penny Windham
Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Sandy Wolfe
Mr. Eddie & Mrs. Donna Wood
Mrs. Lois C. Wrenn ♦ Carlyle Place
Mr. David Zuver*
Italics indicate new members
♦ indicates increased financial
commitment
* indicates deceased
I have been a “fan” of Carlyle
Place from its inception. When
circumstances required a life-change,
I felt fortunate to become a resident. I
have found it to be everything it set out
to be and more. I want others to have
the opportunity that I have had.
Ken Clark, Chair - Carlyle Place
Foundation Fund Committee
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Business
& Corporate Honor Roll
The Business & Corporate Honor Roll recognizes businesses that partner with the Hospital through the Foundation
with gifts at the Gold ($50,000), Silver ($25,000), and Bronze Levels ($10,000) over a three-year period. Below are the
businesses who have pledged their support. New members and their gift designations are indicated in italics.
Gold Level
Anonymous
Patricia Stewart Burgess
Foundation
Cherokee Brick & Tile
Diabetes Treatment Centers of
America
Dry Branch Kaolin Company
Greene Sawtell Foundation
George E. Hatcher, Jr. and Ann
Williams Hatcher Foundation
Georgia Power
KOHLS
LOGOS
Macon Iron & Paper Stock
Company
MaconPower
Renfroe Family Foundation
The Medical Center of Central
Georgia Retirees’ Association
Sell & Melton ♦ Comprehensive
Cancer & Research Center
The Tull Charitable Foundation
Nell Warren and William Simpson
Elkin Foundation
Silver Level
13WMAZ
American Cancer Society
AtlanticSouthern Bank
BellSouth
Mary Allen Lindsay
Branan Foundation
Burgess Pigment Company
Capital City Bank
Community Foundation of
Central Georgia
Conditioned Air, Inc.
Cornerstone Communities
Data Supplies
Ernst & Young
Anonymous
Fickling Family Foundation
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Frito Lay
Healthcare Central Georgia
Jelks, McLees & Boggs
Kaplan-Walker
McDonnell Douglas
Medtronic
Radiology Associates
Southern Office Concepts
Teneco Packaging, Inc.
Warren Associates
Zarks’ Family Foundation
Bronze Level
The Armstrong Foundation
The Barham-Calhoun Foundation
Baldschun, Cable & Jones, LLC
Belk Matthews
Bibb Collection Services
Blue Circle Concrete
Butler Auto Dealership Group
Central Bank of Georgia
Cerner Corporation
Cherokee National Life
Insurance Company
Children’s Oncology Group
Chris R. Sheridan, Co.
Constangy, Brooks, LLP
Crawford County Board of
Commissioners
R. Howard Dobbs, Jr.
Foundation, Inc.
Dunlap-Williamson
Foundation, Inc.
Eli Lilly and Company
Flint Energies Foundation, Inc.
Georgia Association of
Physician Assistants
Geotechnical & Environmental
Consultants, Inc.
Graves Pharmacy
Greene & Associates, Inc.
Hays Services, LLC
India Benton Lesser Foundation
International City School of Ballet
JC Penney Company, Inc.
Jay & Associates
Jones Automatic Sprinkler, Inc.
Keebler Company
Macon Occupational Medicine
Mattie H. Marshall Foundation
♦ Critical Care Center
NationsBank
Newland Family Foundation
Patton, Albertson & Miller, LLC
PepsiCo Foundation
Pfizer, Inc.
Piedmont Construction Group
Roberta Giant Mart, Inc.
Samuel T. Mercer Foundation
Security Bank
Smiley’s Markets & Malls, Inc.
STAT Medical of Georgia
The Summit Group
SYNTHES Spine
Triangle Chemical Company
Emily B. Walker Trust
W. L. Amos Sr. Foundation, Inc.
Waites & Foshee Insurance Group
Virgil P. Warren Family Foundation
Wilkinson Kaolin Association
Williams & Associates
Women’s Specialty Care
Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals
♦ indicates increased financial
commitment
(Some gifts may be cumulative.)
SPRING 2011
Olin H. Weaver Society
The Olin H. Weaver Society was created for physicians who philanthropically support the Medical
Center of Central Georgia through the Medcen Community Health Foundation.
Lifetime Membership ~ $50,000
Callaway Society Level ~ $10,000
Annual MembershipLevel ~$1,0000
Lifetime Members
Mirza Ahmed, MD
Louis Goolsby, MD
Emory Johnson, MD
Alan Kirsh, MD
Hugh McLaurin, MD
Mufid Othman, MD
William H. Somers, MD
Alex H. S. Weaver, MD*
Callaway Members
Richard Ackermann, MD
Stefan Adair, MD
Sohail Akbar, MD
Sharon Ash, MD
Dennis Ashley, MD
Angela Barroso, MD
John Boltri, MD
Catherine Bomberger Groover, MD
Frank Bowyer, MD
Alrick G. Brooks, MD
Kenneth Deaton, MD
Cayetano T. Dizon, MD
Delanor Doyle, M.D.
Gary Eddy, MD
Hillary Ellwood, MD
Graham W. Erceg, MD
David Frolich, MD
Freddy Gaton, MD
Fred Girton, MD
Frank Glass, MD
www.medcenfoundation.org Arthur Gray, MD
Ralph Griffin, MD
Lee Hall, MD
Robert Ham, MD
Steven A. House, MD
Jian J. Hua, MD
Marcia Hutchinson, MD
Michael Isley, MD
Kim Johnston, MD
Thomas Jones, MD
Wynn Kallay, MD
Frank Kelly, M.D.
Harold Paul Katner, MD
William Lane, MD
Ken McDonald, MD
Miles McDonald, MD*
Obioha Okoro, MD
Edgar H. Pierce, MD
Mitch Rodriquez, MD
Frederick M. Schnell, MD
J. Paul Seale, MD
Alvin D. Sewell, MD
Vincent Skilling, MD
James F. Smith Jr., MD
Jason Smith, MD
Felix Sogade, MD
Oscar Spivey, MD
Loy D. Strawn, MD
Sanjiwan Tarabadkar, MD
Roberta Weintraut, MD
Howard J. Williams, MD
Annual Membership
Margaret C. Boltja, MD
Edward Clark, MD
David Cohen, MD
Dr. Ela J. Engineer
Manmohan Gupta, MD
David Kent, MD
William Lee Tift, MD
* Indicates deceased
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Heritage Circle
The Heritage Circle was established to honor and recognize those thoughtful individuals and families who include a gift to
the Medcen Community Health Foundation for the Hospital in their wills and estate plans to ensure a lasting legacy for future
generations. New members and their gift designations are listed in italics.
Mr. Donald Adams
Ms. Betty Luthi *
Dr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Spivey
Mr. & Mrs. V.J. Adams Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McCook Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Spivey
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Albertson
Ms. Peggie McMillan
Ms. Lynn Stafford
Mr. Robert * & Mrs. Kay Allen
Mr. J. Patrick Meyer Jr.
Ms. Barbara J. Stickel
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Banks
Dr. & Mrs. Norman C. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Stuart Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Besser
Mr. & Mrs. R. Thomas Olmer Jr.
Mr. Philip R. Taylor
Mr. Kenneth Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund E. Olson
Ms. Emily Turner
Mr. Marvin J. Coddon *
Dr. & Mrs. Mufid A. Othman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Vaden
Anonymous
Mr. W. Harold & Mrs. Eloise Parady
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll A. Walker
Drs. Neil & Ethel Cullinan
Mr. & Mrs. Wright Peavy
Ms. Evelyn W. Walker
Ms. Emily Dornhart *
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Dunwody VI
Mr. Charles R. Jr. &
Mr. David J. Zuver *
Mr. & Mrs. A. Donald Faulk Jr.
Mrs. Louise M. Pettis *
Mr. & Mrs. William O. Faulkner
Mr. Raymond A. Pippin
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Freeman
Anonymous
Mr.* & Mrs. E. J. Fried
Mr. & Mrs. Albert P. Reichert
Ms. Patsy G. Fried
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Rogers Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gilstrap
Joyce Schafer, Ph.D.
Dr. Louis & Mrs. Kay Goolsby
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Skilling
Mr. Maurice & Mrs. Gay Gwinner
Mrs. Robert W. Smith
*Deceased
Mrs. Milton Heard Jr.*
Dr. Ken C. Henderson
Mr. Robert E. Herndon
Mrs. R. J. Hooper
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Damon D. King
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Lineberger
Anonymous
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Community Supporters
Ocmulgee Timber, Inc.
Ms. Kim Preston
THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
KOHLS
Mr. Lynn S. Park
($1,250 to $9,999)
HOSPICE OF CENTRAL GEORGIA
First Evangelical Church
Friends of the Foundation
Ivy League Garden Club
Mr. Henry K. Koplin
Trading Post Moving & Storage
COMPREHENSIVE CANCER & RESEARCH CENTER
Dr. and Mrs. Walt Treadwell
Ms. Joy N. Agu
Cherokee National Life Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. Churchwell
Heritage Elementary School - Jr. Beta Club
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church
GEORGIA NEURO CENTER
Reach Health, Inc.
Tommie Jefferson
Well Wishers
ARSHRAJ, LLC
ARSH Investments, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brown
Central Georgia Pediatrics
Ms. Hyun K. Choi
Mr. David Derriso
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Dykes
Ms. Gloria L. Ernest
Georgia Strawberry Festival
Fraternal Order of Police
Mr. Venkata Giddaluri
Ms. Carolyn J. Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Gumbart
Mrs. Diane Hadden
Mr. Ronnie Hall
Ms. Mashanda C. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. Don K. Nakayama
PepsiCo Foundation
Mr. Billy Phelts
S & S Cafeterias
Mrs. Mary Sauls
Second Baptist Church
Mr. Harry P. Singletary
Mr. Christopher Smith
Sparks Sport Bar Inc.
The Telegraph
Ms. Shirley S. Tucker
Missi and Bryan Upshaw
www.medcenfoundation.org ($500 - $1249)
(Under $500)
CRESCENT HOUSE
Exchange Club of Macon, Inc.
Kappa Delta Sorority
GOODBYE TOO SOON PROGRAM
Ms. Pamela Adams
Ms. Leanndra C. Beard
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Boddy
Ms. Mandy O. Bowden
Ms. Haitia Bush
Kathy L. Carter
Ms. Kimberly Chandler
Annie M. Cole
Ms. Shirley A. Collins
Ms. Doretha Davis
Ms. Miranda Deese
Ms. Donna E. Dennard
Ms. Arlinda D. Dixon
Naseem Duval
Mr. Michael Dykes
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Edmondson
Ms. Janet S. Ellis
Ms. Rachel A. Ezell
Ms. Kasey E. Fish
Ms. Tamika H. Frasier
Ms. Tara Freeman
Ms. Karen D. Gamblin
Ms. Jennifer M. Garrett
Melissa Glover
Kelley R. Golden
Erin B. Gryczan
Kelli P. Guy
Ms. Kimberly Harvel
Ms. Stacy Jackson
Tanisha Johnson
Inez Jordan
Jesse and Stephanie Kaiser
Ms. Morgan B. Leggette
Ms. Jessica N. Leguin
Meredith P. Lester
Ms. Patricia P. Linkous
Ms. Tacia McCrary
Ms. Kimberly N. Meeks
Ms. Shannon B. Phillip
Ms. Angelita L. Phillips
Ms. Lindsey C. Price
David E. Rowntree
Tonya A. Scott
Ms. Diane B. Smith
Mrs. Sophia L. Snead and
Mr. Benjamin Snead
Ms. Candice S. Tharpe
Migrisus Tharpe
Ms. Tankeia Warren
Ms. Darlene S. Watson and Mr. John
E. Watson
Ms. Lindsay K. Webb
Rhonda W. White
Ms. Clara C. Young
Macon Mommytime
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lynn Davis, Jr.
Ms. Jamilyn M. Durbin-Bailey
Junior League of Macon
Macon Woman’s Club
Mr. George R. Middleton
Ms. Francine Miller
Ms. Lois R. Renfroe
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Sims, Jr.
Mr. Paul Tyson
MAGNET FUND
Bard Medical Division
CareFusion
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Driver
Hill-Rom
Ms. Judy C. Paull
Phoenix Marketing Solutions
Sage Products, Inc.
COMPREHENSIVE CANCER &
RESEARCH CENTER
Ms. Elizabeth J. Johnson
Gifts made February 1, 2011 - May 31, 2011
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Honorariums
Bold indicates person being honored.
Nakeia Brooks
Ms. Angela Prosser
Austin Childers
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin
John Junter Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickey II
Nastacia Pass
Ms. Mashanda C. Howard
Isaac Phelts
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Phelts
CENTRAL GEORGIA REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
Mr. Elbert McQueen
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cotton
COMPREHENSIVE CANCER & RESEARCH CENTER
Dr. Ethel Cullinan
Carolyn and Alan Mitchell
Debbie and Greg Schuchmann
Ellen and Dave Terrell
Kathy and Adam Tolbert
Shirley S. Tucker
Missi and Bryan Upshaw
Dr. James F. Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jones
Mr. Scott Bayme
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kirsh
Dr. Neil Cullinan
Mr. Allan J. McDonald
Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Smaha
Dr. Vipul Parekh
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Memorials
Area of
Greatest Need
Billy R. Hatchett
Lisa Ray Grovenstein
John William Jackson
Drs. Neil and Ethel Cullinan
Jerry Payne
CARLYLE PLACE
F.D. Bradford
Annie Laurie Fincher
Ms. Annie L. Bragg
Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Franklin, Jr.
Ms. Charlotte Haulenbeek
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. T. Baldwin
Martin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Parker
Mr. Stephen A. Reichert
Mrs. Tiny Smaha*
Ms. Pat Tuscany
Dr. and Mrs. Minor C.
Vernon
Marion C. Hatcher
Sophie Thompson
Ms. Annie L. Bragg
Dr. Hubert R. and Mrs.
Sally Buxton
Dr. and Mrs. William T.
Carrigan
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Edenfield
Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Franklin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Gwinner
Ms. Kelly W. Kennedy
Dr. and Mrs. William P.
Kennedy
Martin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P.
Reichert, Sr.
Mr. Stephen A. Reichert
Mr. and Mrs. Donald I.
Rosen
Mrs. Tiny Smaha*
Dr. and Mrs. Minor C.
Vernon
CRITICAL CARE
CENTER
William “Bill” Hillis
Mary P. Rice
THE CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL
Viola M. Neel
Connor Bower
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bower
Henry D. Peterson
Carlyle Place Staff
Stanley Christian
Mr. and Mrs. K. Michael
Gibson
Roger and Margaret Lee
Lottie E. Stephens
JWT
www.medcenfoundation.org Bill Corbett
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G.
Haynes
Bold indicates persons memorialized.
Bud Crib
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G.
Haynes
Elizabeth Groves
Deborah and Greg
Schuchmann
Billy R. Hatchett
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Cloud
Shirley Hatchett
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Seay
George Felton Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shealy
Summer Neel
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Cutright
Mr. and Mrs. Billy L.
Wells, Jr.
Frank Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R.
Poteet
Ms. Donna Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Ryals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Skipper
Jesse “Bud” Stallings
Ms. Shirley S. Tucker
Floyd Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Stewart
FIRST NURSE,
FIRST BOOK
PROGRAM
Leroy & Polly Spears
Ms. Etta Frost
HOSPICE OF
CENTRAL
GEORGIA
Michael C. Adams
Jerry and Marilyn Comer
Ms. Margaret A. Comer
Sara Beth Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams
Sara R. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Cummings
Ms. Linda R. Cummings
Sarah Allen’s Family
Mr. James R. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Wade E. Brown
Luther L. Amos
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny R.
Myers
Ms. Bea Merservey
Ms. Ruth Mae Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G.
Wilde
Sarah Auer
Jeff and Heather Sinnott
Lori Downs & Family
Charles E. Barwick
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Sappe
Herrmann CPA
Mr. Roger Austin
Salem Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.
Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Dorian N. Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sciarro
Mr. and Mrs. Mark R.
Meagley
Roy and Kimberly Harrison
Graphic Packaging
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memorials, continued:
Fay Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J.
Byars
Mr. and Mrs. Tom E.
Raines
Mr. and Mrs. Steve H.
Bragg
Robert “Bob” Bishop
Mrs. Alex H. S. Weaver
F. D. Bradford
Dr. William W. Orr and
Mrs. Gloria Orr
Mr. and Mrs. Marion P.
Gilbert
Dr. and Mrs. Bill L. Tift
Ms. Susan M. Pope
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J.
Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S.
Burgess Jr.
Mrs. Frances M. Gavin
Mrs. Mildred Dennis
Dr. and Mrs. John
O’Shaughnessey, Jr.
Molleen Caldwell
Mr. David Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Trey Wood
Robert Cameron
Mrs. and Mrs. Neal G.
Baldschun
Vera Jo Cameron
Betty Vining
Joseph Campbell
Mr. Roger D. Campbell
Mr. Raymond A. Booth
Allbros Touring Inc.
Ms. Stacey Allman
Ms. Theresa Belco
Mr. Thomas C. Pritchett
Mrs. Jamie M Mesta
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Mr. Stephen B. Antonakos
Ms. Nancy W. Putnam
Gary Giller
Mr. Bert Holman
Ms. Helen Banes
Ms. Judi Petty
Mr. Rick Reeve
Ms. Holly Gaddis-Cole
Ms. Mary F. Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T.
Watson
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Wood
Ms. Judy Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Sutherland
Georgia Allman Brothers
Band Association, Inc.
Mr. Michael L. Sanderson
Ms. Barbara Odil
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
English
Mr. Christopher E. Jones
Mr. William H. Perkins
Dorothy Carpenter
Ms. Lynda S. Holliday
Dr. & Mrs. Keith Martin
Lillie Cody
Mr. Gordon Strong
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody
Donald Cole
Cammie Cole
Mr. Bruce Bohanon
John and Fran Breeden
Mr. and Mrs. Ben R.
Turner
Ms. Patricia M. Jones
Avy Cook
Roger and Ruth Wilson
Carl and Betty Whitley
Mr. and Mrs. Mike White
Mr. and Mrs. Steve H.
Bragg
Mr. W.S. Perry
Purvis
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Weatherford
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Herbert Williams, III
John W. Cooke
Isabel Davis
Doug Cothern
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson
William K. Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bryant
Jane Dorris
Bill Dorris
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H.
Willingham
Ms. Karen B. Schaefer
Drs. Robert L. & Bonnie
M. Lynn
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D.
Durham
Rainer
Ms. Mary J. May
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berkau
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
McCormick
Johns Creek Baptist
Church - Fellowship
Community
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Jolly
Jean Hope Deese
Mr. and Mrs. James
Winget
Beatrice Dickey
Mrs. Jeanne Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lee
Madge Earl
GreenBriar Homemakers
Club
Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Fickling, Jr.
Richard Earl
Fickling, Jr.
Smith
Ronald L. Embry
International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers
Ethel Fryklind
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Jenkins
Ronald and Mary Dobson
Bev Fulcher
Mr. J. E. Collins
George Geddy
CIBER, Inc.
Jerry F. Gilbert
Mr. John F. Rich
Ms. Pearl R. Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J.
Stephens
Neil M. Gilbert
Deloitte Services, LP
Eppie Hammock
Beverly Johnson
SPRING 2011
George Hanse
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Johnson
Marion C. Hatcher
Dr. and Mrs. William Orr
Anita Harwell
Martha F. Flanagan
Ellen P. Harvey
Mr. Edward G. & Mrs. Ella
W. Sheppard
Howard, Moore, &
McDuffie, PC
Mr. Sammy B. & Mrs. Mary
Ann Bowers
Melvin Haskins
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Haskins
Mrs. Lori Tencer
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Sinsley
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Strouss
Mr. and Mrs. Donald I.
Rosen
Robert Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pridgen
Ms. Norma J. Watson
Ms. Carol Wynn
Dana Keener
United States Court of
Appeals-Clerk’s Office
Robbie Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. Druid N.
Preston
Ms. Deborah D. King
Mr. Mac Stout
Wilsie Kostedt
Mr. David L. & Mrs. Dorothy
F. Camp
Ms. Christine V. Weston
www.medcenfoundation.org Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camp
W.H. Muggridge
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rostvold
Dr. William W. Orr and Mrs.
Gloria Orr
James Lumpkin
Mrs. Pearla Poland
Mr. and Mrs. Delmus Sutton
Debbie Tillman
Juanita L. Lunsford
Robert and Zandra Boyle
Ms. Alice Faye S. Fennell
Mrs. Elsie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Don Belflower
Jack Majors
Mr. and Mrs. David L.
Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Batchelor
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Yancey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rice
Ms. Geraldine R. Morris
Ms. Molly Stevens
Gale E. Schwanebeck
Ms. Helen F. Carreker
Beall Financial Planning
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth
Nelson
Ms. Joyce Paul
Ms. Alice Lyons
Lorin Edward Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Corbin
McLendon
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby A.
Marshall
John Martin
Dr. and Mrs. Edward D.
Conner
Owens Insurance Agency
William “Bill” Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Don Neuner
Mr. John C. Giles III
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Deese
Arthur L. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes
GEICO
Byron Volunteer Fire
Department
Dorothy and A.B. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Rentschler
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Levert
Mae Moorman
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin F.
Hortman
Ms. Marie Dent
Mr. Wayne Perry and Mrs.
Rhonda Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hill
Ms. Donna Barfield
Ms. Carolyn I. Henderson
Ms. Virginia E. Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Lee
Ms. Mildred H. Turner
Bettie Nable
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hix
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt G. Castle
Mr. and Mrs. David D.
Sellers
Ms. Kimberly McDonald
J C Chapman
Ms. Gloria M. Wynn
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Yarbrough
Cushman Paint and Body,
Inc.
Martin, Jr
Summer Neel
Mrs. Barbara Bryant
Bishop
Johnny Oglesby
Stefanie T. Muhammad
Glen D. Oody
Brenda Broach
Ms. Betty J. McDonald
Donald and Janice Webster
Ms. Martha Goetz
Marilyn Patrick
Exchange Bank
Ms. Brenda P. Briley
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Speigner
Ms. Carolyn M. Holsenbeck
Retirement Housing
Foundation
Lynette Yandle Patterson
Carter Nipper
Joyce A. Pearcy
Mary M. Johnson
Jack Pickard
Bishop
Minnie Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Kelly
Ms. Martha C. Smith
Audrey Riley
Mr. and Ms. Phillip W.
Hendricks
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watford
William Sanders
Carol S. Millwood
Mary Saylors
Wynelle M. Smith
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memorials, continued:
Oscar Sheppard
Mr. and Mrs. Theron W.
Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Melton
Sheppard
Eddie M. Sims
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee
Sims
Zola F. Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L.
Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W.
Conner
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee
Sims
Mr. Charles T. White
Beau Slocumb
Ms. Carla K. Morton
White Brothers Warehouse
Mr. and Mrs. James C.
McLendon
Burgess Pigment Company
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B.
Williford
Ms. Helen H. Braswell
Mr. and Mrs. Marc T.
Treadwell
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Dillon
Youmans Chevrolet
Atlantic Southern Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Bass
Dr. and Mrs. William P.
Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.
Starr
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman
Dr. and Mrs. Charles N.
Smaha
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Benton
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Mr. and Mrs. Trip A.
Yarbrough, III
Mr. H. Lowry Tribble, Jr.
Mr. Joseph L. Pearson
Pitts Toyota, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Gray
General Steel Inc.
Women’s Auziliary of
Motorsports
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D.
Sams
Dr. William C. Acton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Slocumb
Mr. Roger Murphey
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Walsh
Mrs. Louan Jarrard
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan M.
Michael
Mr. and Mrs. Reece Foskey
Ms. Heather N. Frogge
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Hirsh
Mr. and Mrs. A.V. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Danny L.
Harden
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Little
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B.
Walden, III
Dorothy”Dot” Smith
Ruth Reavis
Wayman “Skip” Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil E. King
Lois Spillers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody
Lois Christine Spinks
Mrs. Bonnie K. Tanner
Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Smisson
Jesse “Bud” Stallings
Shirley S. Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L.
Haygood
Ms. Carolann P. Evans
Ms. Jo Harris Brenner
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Young
Mrs. Jerrie Smith
Reece L. Stanley
Cherokee Brick & Tile
Ms. Pamela S. Yates
Warren T. Wilson
Ms. Lou A. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Bobbitt
Lottie E. Stephenson
Staff of Savannah
Neurology Specialists, PC
Richard & Wittschlebe, Inc.
Ken Winslett
W. H. and Betty Rowell
Crawford County
Elementary School
Ms. Cynthia Kirk
Ms. Keturah H. Rogers
Frank E. Stevens
Andrea T. Stevens
James Thomas
Ms. Montana Knowles
G. Archie Ward
Suburban Cable, Inc.
Margarite A. Woodhall
Dr. Marla Franks
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer F.
Meadors
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Faulkner
Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin
Ms. Mary S. Cason
Christ Church Cathedral
Virginia Wilder
Mrs. Dot McLendon
Altheda M. Williams
Ms. Kathleen Hogan
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Lichtel
Mable P. Williams
Ms. Margaret Hatfield
Lowe Aviation Co. Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Herndon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Oland H.
Purser
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Driggers
Mrs. Jack L. Treadwell
Ronnie and Brenda Purser
SPRING 2011
Special Events
THE CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL
Celebrity Classic
Alliant Insurance Services
Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Avery
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B.
Banks
Mr. and Mrs. William O.
Banks
Mr. Ryan Bartel
BB&T Bank
Benefit Analysts
Mr. and Mrs. E. Earl
Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Bob C.
Bridges
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E.
Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A.
Buerges
Butler Lexus
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Chanin
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Clark
CMGRP, Inc.
Compass Group, The
Americas Division
Comprehensive Health
Management
Constangy, Brooks , LLP
Ms. Carol Coombs
Mr. Preston J. & Mrs.
Angela C. Dennard
Mr. Scott P. Edwards
FiduciaryVest, LLC
The Fisher Group Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Gandy
Dr. and Mrs. Freddy Gaton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.
Gaudry
Georgia Farm Bureau
Mortgage Service
Geotechnical &
www.medcenfoundation.org Environmental
Consultants
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
Gerdes, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gerdes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Gibbons
First Eagle Investment
Management, LLC
Mr. James H. Grantham,
Sr.
Mr. Michael Hartness
Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Hodgins
Mr. and Mrs. L.G.
Holloway, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal B.
Howard
Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Jones
J.T. Industrial Contractor
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M.
Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Clay K.
Kaplan
Kaufman, Hall &
Associates, Inc.
Dr. G. Terrall King
Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Leachman
Mr. and Mrs. Jimbo C.
Liipfert, Jr
Logicalis Integration
Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Butch
McCarty
Mike and Susan
McCollum
Boo and Rebecca
McKelvey
Mr. R. Hal Meeks Jr.
Mid Georgia Sales
Mr. Robert J. Mills
Molina Healthcare, Inc.
Montag & Caldwell
Mr. John H. Murdock
Murdock Advisory
Services
OrthoGeorgia
Perkins & Will
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N.
Pendleton
Pursley, Lowery & Meeks,
LLP
Pyles Plumbing & Utility
Contractors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N.
Pursley
Radiology Associates of
Macon, P.C.
Mr. Jerry M. Rogers
Secure Health Plans of
GA., LLC
Sell & Melton, L.L.P.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted R.
Senters
Sibley Heart Center
Cardiology
State Bank & Trust
Company
Mr. Terry Stinson
Mr. Ronald Tarquin
Tech Systems, Inc.
The Telegraph
Towers Watson
United Distributors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R.
Vandenbossche
Waites & Foshee
Insurance
Warren Associates, Inc.
Watson McCallum LLP
Dr. Howard J. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric S.
Wilson
Dr. Joseph M.
Wolstencroft
Celebrity Classic Casino
Night
Cyndee and Russell
Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adrien
Blue Cross - Blue Shield
Ms. Renee Bryan
Ms. Holly H. Bryan
Ms. Brenda Burkey
Dr. and Mrs. Horatio
Cabasares
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Cardis
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Cassidy
Ms. Ginger Chestnut
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J.
Cleveland, Jr.
Dawn and Roger Cole
Dr. Ethel A. Cullinan and
Dr. Neil Cullinan
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S.
Cutright
Judith and Patrick
Danford
David and Lillian Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Delves
Brian and Keri Eidson
Dr. Daniel Erthal
Mr. and Mrs. Don Faulk,
Jr.
The Ferragamo
Foundation
Mr. B.J. Fischer & Mrs.
Donna Fischer
Dr. and Mrs. Freddy Gaton
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A.
Giffin
Mr. David Gillen
Dr. and Mrs.Timothy M.
Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy L. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Rick W.
Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Groselle
Ms. Virginia Hall
Hamby Automotive
Network, Inc.
Mr. Charles & Ms. Sylvia
Harrison
Medcen Happenings
31
Special events continued:
Dr. Yameika Head
Ms. Sheila H. Henderson
Ms. Elsa Hutchinson
Invesco
Mr. Jim Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones
Kaufman, Hall &
Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Leachman
Mr. Alexander H. Leblanc
Mr. and Mrs. Jimbo C.
Liipfert, Jr
Ms. Patouga Lubor
Ms. Marilyn Madden
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L.
McClain
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch W.
Miller
Mr. Bob Mizelle
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Modena
Mr. John H. Murdock
Mr. Mike Murphy
Dr. Umesh Narsinghani
and Dr. Ritu Narsinghani
Mr. Shane Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Newton
Ms. Stephanie Ollikainen
Mrs. Beverly K. Olson and
Mr. Edmund E. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Sarjit Patel
Ms. Judy C. Paull
Joshua A. Perkel, M.D.
Mrs. Rhonda Perry and
Mr. Wayne Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Rockenbach
Dr. and Mrs. Mitch
Rodriguez
Sandra Rowland
Mr. Laurence A.
Schlesinger
Mr. and Ms. Milt Schmidt
Ms. Debbie Self
Dr. and Mrs. Jason L.
Smith
32
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Mrs. Sandra L. Sneed and
Mr. Eric J. Sneed
Dr. and Mrs. Nick Tehrani
Ms. Judy K. Ware
Mr. and Mrs. Billy L. Wells,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas White
Ms. Melanie Wilder
Ms. Penny Windham
Mr. John Wood
Mr. Jim Workman
Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals
Kiwanis Club of North
Macon
Marriott
Midsouth Community
Federal Credit Union
Publix Super Markets
Charities, Inc.
Westside High School FCCLA
Making Miracles
Happen for Kids Golf
Tournament
EMICC
Food Lion
Frito Lay
Parrish Construction
Group, Inc.
Perry Country Club
Georgia College Dance
Marathon 2011
Mr. Marshall E. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. David Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Adams
After Hours Care of
Americus, Inc.
Mr. Gerald Albright
Mr. Mack Amerson
Ms. Harriette L. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Atkinson
Ms. Melanie Averill
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Bagwell
Ms. Patricia L. Bartlett
Mr. Michael J. Bartlett
Ms. Nanette B. Baughman
Ms. Lois L. Bean
Ms. Elizabeth Beese
Ms. Amy Belcher
Ms. Jennifer Bell
Ms. Stephane L. Benoit
Mr. John Berea
Mr. Ken Berry
Ms. Maggie Bickerstaff
Ms. June Bierman
Ms. Nancy Blackburn
Dr. Jeffrey C. Blankenship
Ms. Shirley F. Bomba
Ms. Kelly Bomba
Mr. Chet Boutelle
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty
Bradley
Ms. Pamela E. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Brannen
Ms. Kim D. Brannen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A.
Brannen
Mr. Robert L. Brasill
Ms. Elisa Bremer
Ms. Cindy Brennan
Ms. Lula Brewster
Ms. Corinne Briggs
Ms. Nancy Brinson
Ms. Rebecca J. Britt
Ms. Lillian Brodbeck
Ms. Jennifer A. Brodbeck
Ms. Denise G. Brookins
Ms. Georgia S. Brown
Brown Remediation, Inc.
Ms. Eva M. Bruce
Dr. W. T. Bruns
Ms. Jeannie R. Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bunn
Mr. Billy F. Burton
Ms. Maggie Bustamante
Ms. Pamela Buttimer
Ms. Martha Buttimer
Mr. Alan & Mrs. Donna S.
Cagle
Ms. June A. Camp
Gifts made October 1, 2010 - January 31, 2011
Mr. Dave Campbell
Ms. Susan Caplan
Ms. Shirley A. Chamblee
Ms. Amanda M. Clements
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Cochran
Ms. Kimberly C. Coggins
Mr. Ron Cohen
Ms. Jennifer K. Collins
Mr. Robert M. Collins
Ms. Joyce L. Conway
Lora Cooley
Ms. Dianne Cowart
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox
Ms. Ginny Crowder
Ms. Cathy Crowder
Ms. Haley E. Culpepper
Mrs. Margaret Curtis
Ms. Laura Dantzler
Ms. Claire F. Davis
Mr. Robert Dazey
Ms. Tena L. Devoll
Ms. Toni Dionisio
Mr. Gene Dodd
Ms. Jean Donohoe
Mr. E. Louis Dorris
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Drew
Ms. Tracy A. Drew
Ms. Dana B. Dunbar
Mr. Pat L. & Mrs. Teresa
M. Durkee
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dutton
Ms. Elemire M. Duvernet
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Edwards
Ms. Judith Erola
Celso G. Espinosa
Mr. B. Ron Eulenfeld
Dr. Diego Fallon
Ms. Louise P. Fletcher
Mr. Scott Florence
Ms. Wanda O. Flournoy
Taylor Fogg
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Forrester
Dr. & Mrs. Elliott Fox
Janet C. Fitzgerald Trust
Ms. Beatriz J. Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fraser
SPRING 2011
Ms. Kim Fussell
Dr. Keith Garnto
Ms. Pearl Gay
GEICO
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L.
Ginn
Ms. Sally D. Ginn
Ms. Nancy S. Ginn
Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Gipson
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gohdes
Lucy Gomez
Ms. Lise T. Goodhand
Ms. Joanne Gorski
Ms. Helen Greiner
Ms. Jean E. Grove
Ms. D. Suzy Gumm
Ms. Kathy Gyselinck
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hackling
Ms. Mary Hale
Ms. Peggy Hardigree
Ms. Patricia A. Harper
Ms. Christine J. Harper
Ms. Vina Harrington
Mr. Jimmy & Mrs. Karen
Hearn
Mr. Craig Hertwig
Ms. Andie Heyburn
Ms. Jodie M. Hobbs
Mrs. Ruth D. Hodges
Mr. Robert Hogan
Ms. Betsy B. Holden
Mr. Alton L. Holland
Ms. Sarah H. Honeycutt
Ms. Dena Huff
Mrs. Kelly Hughes
Jordan Isbell
Ms. Deborah L. Jackson
Ms. Connie Janelle
Ms. Jennifer A. Jensen
Mr. Roy E. Johnson
Ms. Frances C. Kalnitzky
Ms. Gina B. Keadle
Dr. and Mrs. Taka
Kitashima
Ms. Carrie S. Knight
Mr. Dale R. Knight
Ms. Rita Knight
www.medcenfoundation.org Ms. Kelly M. Knox
Ms. Anne M. Kracala
Mr. John J. Kurowski
Ms. Barbara E. Lanham
Ms. Hilary L. Lassetter
Ms. Jennifer D. Lawhon
Ms. Patti E. Ledbetter
Ms. Poppy Lee
Ms. Alyssa Lee
Ms. Louise P. Lee
Mr. Howell S. Lewis
Mrs. Preston B. Lewis
Ms. Sharon D. Lewis
Jarrett and Karen Long
Mr. Myron Longmore
Ms. Ashley M. Longmore
Ms. Yvette Lourie
Kellyn MacLeod
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maier
Dr. and Mrs. Donald
Maxwell
Ms. Carla B. McCartney
Ms. Catherine S.
McCollister
Dr. and Mrs. Tom
McDonald
Ms. Jean M. McDonald
Ms. Callie F. McLeskey
Ms. Annie R. Mead
Ms. Vera Mellette
Mr. Paul Messer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Metivier
Ms. Ashley B. Metivier
Ms. Kelsey L. Minor
Ms. Melissa Mitcham
Mr. Joe Mobley
Ms. Nora C. Mobley
Mr. Wayne Moore
Mr. Timothy Moore
Ms. Patricia A. Moore
Ms. Caitlin A. Mullaney
Mr. Zachry R. Mullins
Ms. Susan Mumbauer
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R.
Nelson
Ms. Susan Newsom
Ms. Margaret Nichol
Ms. Briana H. Nowak
Mrs. Shirley Odom
Mr. and Mrs. John Offner
Mr. and Mrs. Don Olden
Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Shea
Ms. Anne E. Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Pace
Ms. Annalee Padula
Ms. Winifred Palmer
Ms. Megan E. Parker
Dr. John S. Parks
Beverly Patterson
Mr. Brannon Patterson
Mr. Richard J. Patterson
Ms. Nancy C. Pavey
Phi Mu – GC&SU
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ms. Kayla Pippin
Ms. Bobbie Ann Pope
Mr. and Mrs. Loran
Randall
Ms. Laura Randall
Ms. Lindsay Reddish
Mr. Jim Redovian
Ms. Bonnie Richwine
Ms. Christine Ridley
Ms. Nancy A. Riggs
Mr. John A. Ritch
Ms. Karen B.
Roggenkamp
Ms. Patsy
Sailors-Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sale
Ms. Bobbi Jean Singleton
Ms. Nicole E. Slifcak
Ms. Carole Smilack
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith
Mr. Gary R. Smith
Ms. Lynn M. Smith
Dr. Emory P. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith
Ms. Taylor Solomon
Ms. Rachel J. Spamer
Ms. Annette H. Speigner
Ms. Christy Spencer
Ms. Dollie Spigener
Ms. Sara N. Spigener
Ms. Dana B. Stanley
Ms. Stephanie I. Stavri
Ms. Betty M. Stewart
Ms. Linda Struck
Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Stubbs
Natalie Suber
Ms. Jodie L. Tanner
Richard and Mary Taylor
Frederick C. Teed
Mrs. Helen Tenoschok
Ms. Deanne J. Terrell
Mr. and Mrs. Jack G.
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Thomas
Ms. Rhonda Tingle
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M.
Tootle
Ms. Joanne Trout
Ms. Perry Troutman
Ms. Carol Tully
Ms. Lisa Vosk
Ms. Penny Waters
Ms. Marcy Waugh
Todd and Stacy Wiedman
Ms. Susan C. Williams
Mr. Gibson Williams
Ms. Connie B. Wilson
Ms. Jackie Wojnowski
Ms. Barbara Wynn
Ms. Beth Young
Ms. Leona M. Zavodny
Mercer University Dance
Marathon 2011
Ms. Carolyn H. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J.
Adams
Ms. Donna Anderson
Dr. Craig Anderson
Ms. Mary C. Anderson
Ms. Barbara A. Bacigalupi
Mr. Robert A. Balducci
Mr. and Mrs. W. Alton Bell
Mr. John C. & Mrs.
Rebecca G. Bray
Ms. Dorothy C. Brown
Ms. Sara P. Bundy
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Carrick
Mr. and Mrs. Steven C.
Medcen Happenings
33
Special events continued:
Cavanaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Chance
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Chupp
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Coffey
Mr. Bill Cook
Crescent Towing
Mr. Jack Davenport
Ms. Wendy A. Davis
Ms. Elaine Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Densmore
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dixon
Ms. Doreen G. Dudley
The Dupps Company
Ms. Julie Emmert
Ms. Kathleen G. Engler
Ms. Mary E. Finch
Florida Skin Cancer and
Dermatology Specialist,
P.A.
Ms. Mary M. Fose
Gamma Iota Chapter of
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mr. John M. Garrison
GEICO
Mr. and Mrs. J. Terry
Greene
Ms. Hannah Greene
Mr. and Mrs. K. Edward
Grose
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Guernesey
Ms. Deanna Gurka
Ms. Carol Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
Harwood
Ms. Denise Hatcher
Heinold
Mr. Jimmy B. Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Herring
Ms. Elizabeth Hollar
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Human
Ms. Merrill E. Kennedy
Ms. Pat Kiley
34
Medcen Happenings
Mrs. Letty Konenkamp
John and Geri
Konenkamp
Lambda Chi Alpha
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.
Lenneman
Mr. Ron Lombardo
Ms. Eleanor G. Lombardo
Ms. Helen R. Lynah
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
McCampbell
Dr. Franklin E. McPhail
Ms. Adele M. Mroz
Ms. Nadine C. Mroz
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Owen
Mr. Eli Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Peel
Perry
Phi Mu Foundation, Alpha
Iota Chapter
Ms. Claudia M. Primrose
The Prescription Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Rhodes III
Rhodes Financial Services
Ms. Alicia G. Rieger
Ms. Marilyn D. Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Seeman
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mercer University
Ms. Cheryl Sowers
Ms. Susan Stillwell
Ms. Vickie Straka
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sullo
Mr. Irmgard M. Szabo
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Teal
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Velat
Mr. John R. Watts
Ms. Deborah W. Weisheit
Ms. Sara S. Whatley
Mr. Gregory B. & Mrs.
Marcia C. Whatley
Mr. and Ms. Clyde J.
Whitworth
Ms. Sandra L. Woods
Ms. Stacey B. Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wylie
Reindeer Run & Santa
Stroll
BLC Hardwood Flooring,
LLC
Learning Express
Primary Pediatrics of
Macon, PC
2011 Y96 Radiothon for
Kids
Mr. and Ms. Eric Allen
Ms. Savannah Amram
Ms. Brenda Askew
Ms. Summer Bass
Chen L. Braswell
Ms. Patsy Brinson
Ms. Angela C. Bryant
Dr. Edward K. Clark
Linda and Jimmy Clay
Ms. Carlie Colwell
Controlled Comfort of
Middle Ga., Inc.
Ms. Megan Cramer
Ms. Jessica Dobbins
Drug & Alcohol Testing of
Georgia
Ms. Joanne Elks
Ms. Robbie Gamiza
Mr. Eugene Gay
Ms. Heather Gore
Ms. Sandra L. Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass
Harper
Mr. Dave Henry
Ms. Marie Keyton
Mr. Lenonard Kisalys
Ms. Tabitha Kitchens
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Lamb
Ms. Phyllis A. Lavender
Mr. Mark Martin
Mr. Matt McCollum
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Moye
Ms. Lorie Newsome
Ms. Rose Oxley
Ms. Carey Phillips
Clay and Carmen Roland
Dr. Bruce R. Schoolcraft
Ms. Lynn J. Schultz
SF Communities, LLC
Ms. Diana Smith
Ms. Miranda Smith
Taylor Tebeau
Ms. Melissa Thightpen
Ms. Betsy Thomas
Ms. Sarah A. Thompson
Ms. Jessica Trotter
Ms. Debbie Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Williford
Y96 2011 Radiothon for
Kids Monthly Donations
Mr. and Ms. Eric Allen
Ms. Wendy Amram
Ms. Pamela Anderson
Ms. Melinda L. Asbell
Ms. Karen Barrett
Mr. Eric Bastmead
Ms. Crystal Bedgood
Ms. Karen Booth
Ms. Susanne Bradford
Mr. Richard Brandon
Ms. Amy Bunch
Ms. Julie Childers
Mr. Brian Clark and Mrs.
Kristen Clark
Ms. Renae Clark
Ms. Candice Claxton
Mr. Justin Clements
Loy Corbitt
Ms. Kimberly Crooms
Ms. Bridget Dixon
DM’s Jumpin Gyms, LLC
Ms. Wendy Douglas
Ms. Monica H. Ellis
Ms. Summer Faulk
Mr. Cliff Finch
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fuqua
Ms. Lisa W. Gay
Georgia Voice Ink Works
Ms. Emily Gillis
SPRING 2011
Mr. Bob Gould
Ms. Shannon Graham
Ms. Jessi Griffin
Ms. Linda Grinstead
Ms. Donnetta Hagenson
Mr. Jody Harrison
Ms. Katharyn Hart
Ms. Jasmine Hayes
Ms. Olivia Hinson
Ms. Pam Howard
Mr. Brian Howell
Mr. Mark Kennedy
Mr. Sonny Kirby
Stephanie and Daniel
Lampp
Ms. Rachel Maddox
Ms. Amanda Masa
Ms. Amanda McCoy
Ms. Mary McKinnon
Ms. Gabi Mena
Ms. Patti Middlebrooks
Mr. Richard Moorhouse
Ms. Kari Morris
Ms. Cassandra K. Niles
and Mr. Roy J. Niles
Ms. Deborah Nutt
Ms. Chrissi Oneal
Ms. Debra S. Perryman
Ms. Katie Pittman
Mr. Joe Powers
Ms. Lisa Reddick
Belinda & Rusty Rhodes
Ms. Melissa Roberson
Ms. Sheena Rozier
Ms. Susan Rye
Ms. Belinda Senn
Ms. Jennifer Shepaerd
Mr. Ashley Smith
Ms. Miranda Smith
Ms. Melissa Sterling
Mr. Brady Strickland
Jamie Swinson
Ms. Stephanie Tanner
Ms. Vicki Thompson
Ms. Brenda Warren
Ms. Jennifer Weke
Ms. Tabatha White
Ms. Kimberly Williamson
Ms. Gwendolyn Wyche
www.medcenfoundation.org HOSPICE OF
CENTRAL
GEORGIA
Stars over Macon Ball
Ken’s Stereo
Dr. Billie L. Jackson
Demichiel Construction
Company
Giving
Opportunities
Signature Gifts
The cornerstone of a capital campaign project or at any
level of a development program these gifts start at $50,000
and come with an opportunity to honor the family or
corporate name.
The Callaway Society
Callaway Society Members support Medcen Capital
Campaigns with gifts from $10,000 to $50,000.
Business & Corporate Honor Roll
Businesses that support Hospital needs through financial
commitment from $10,000 to $50,000 are recognized on
the Business & Corporate Honor Roll.
The Heritage Circle
The Heritage Circle recognizes those who donate to
Medcen through estate gifts.
The Olin H. Weaver Society
Named for The Medical Center of Central Georgia’s first
doctor, this giving club was established for
physician giving.
H.E.A.T. (Healthcare Employees
Achieving Tomorrow)
Employees of the Medical Center of Central Georgia and
Central Georgia Health System can support the hospital
through payroll deducted gifts.
Sylvia Bond Nursing Society
The mission of the society is to prepare professional nurses
to collaborate, lead, and promote excellence in healthcare.
Tribute Gifts
Honor, remember, or celebrate a friend or loved one with a
tribute to them.
Medcen Happenings
35
Medcen Community Health Foundation
858 High Street
Macon, GA 31201
Non Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Macon, GA
Permit No. 273
Save the Date
Stars Over Macon Ball
The Greater Macon Chapter of USA Dance
with the support of The Medical Center of
Central Georgia presents:
The 4th Annual
The Wellness Center
3797 Northside Drive, Macon, Georgia
Ticket price: $50 each or $500 for a table of 10 • For
more information or tickets, call (478) 633-7396
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Medcen Happenings
SPRING 2011

Medcen Happenings Spring 2011

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