2012 Annual Report

A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 012
Continuing to Care.
Continuing to Make a Difference.
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Core Physicians
Synergy Health & Fitness
A community-based, multi-specialty group practice affiliated
Synergy Health & Fitness Center, the state-of-the-art, full
with Exeter Health Resources, Core Physicians provides
service health and fitness facility affiliated with Exeter Health
comprehensive primary, specialty and pediatric dental care
Resources, temporarily closed to the public for general fitness
throughout the greater Seacoast Region. Over 160 providers
activities on Nov. 30, 2012. The temporary closure is in response
in 32 locations pursue exceptional patient satisfaction through
to the Seacoast Region’s growing demand for musculoskeletal
clinical competence and professional office administration.
services. Exeter Health Resources made the decision in FY 2012
Rockingham Visiting Nurse Association
& Hospice
to transform the Synergy Health & Fitness building into a unique,
comprehensive musculoskeletal center of excellence. The new
center will continue to offer state-of-the-art, medically-based
RVNA & Hospice is a community-based, home health and
health and wellness programs to members. Additionally, through
hospice agency providing individuals and families with the
the co-location of specialties such as orthopaedics, podiatry,
highest quality home care, hospice and community outreach
rheumatology, physiatry, neurology and neurosurgery, as well
programs within Rockingham County and the surrounding
as comprehensive rehabilitation services, the new center will
towns of Barrington, Lee and Durham.
improve Exeter Health Resources’ ability to effectively and
Exeter Healthcare
efficiently treat and prevent musculoskeletal problems for the
Exeter Health Resources’ former sub-acute and rehabilitation
care facility offered patients multidisciplinary expertise that
integrated rehabilitation, nursing, nutritional management,
community at large.
Exeter Hospital
Exeter Hospital is a 100-bed, community-based hospital
medical care and respiratory therapy. Exeter Healthcare closed
serving New Hampshire’s Seacoast Region. The hospital’s
late in FY 2012, after discharging its last patient in August
scope of care includes comprehensive medical and surgical
2012. The facility is currently utilized by Exeter Hospital for
health care services, including breast health, maternal/child
outpatient-based clinical space along with administrative offices.
and reproductive medicine, cardiovascular, sleep medicine,
occupational and employee health, oncology, orthopaedics
and emergency care. Exeter Hospital is accredited by DNV
Healthcare, Inc., and is a Magnet-recognized hospital. Magnet
designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center is
the most prestigious distinction a health care organization can
receive for nursing excellence and high quality patient care.
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Letter From the President, CEO
In many ways 2012 was a year that at once tested our organization’s determination and affirmed the unshakeable foundation
of our commitment to caring for our community. Our clinical staff helped to uncover an individual whose alleged criminal
diversion of narcotics incomprehensibly may have placed patients entrusted to us for their care at risk, and whom we later
discovered may have undertaken similar activity in other hospitals across multiple states, possibly affecting even more
patients. Despite the challenges arising from this event, the staff of the patient care affiliates of Exeter Health Resources Exeter Hospital, Core Physicians and Rockingham VNA and Hospice - maintained their deep, singular focus on providing
care to thousands of people in need.
That exemplary level of patient care was recognized when Exeter Hospital received the Healthgrades Distinguished Hospital
Award for Clinical Excellence in 2012 and again in 2013. This recognition places Exeter among the top five percent of
more than 4,500 hospitals nationwide assessed by Healthgrades. Our staff’s skill, compassion and expertise were again
affirmed as Exeter Hospital completed the pursuit of its long-term goal of earning Magnet Hospital designation from
the American Nurses Credentialing Center – an achievement that has only been accomplished by approximately seven
percent of hospitals nationwide. Those efforts were rewarded when Exeter Hospital was officially designated as a Magnet
Hospital – one of four such designated hospitals in New Hampshire.
Exeter’s reputation for excellence also helped our organization form new relationships that further provide our community
with access to the very best available advanced treatment options. Most notably, Exeter Hospital laid the groundwork in
2012 to further expand its relationship with the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, bringing MGH Cancer
Center oncologists and hematologists to Exeter’s Center for Cancer Care. The expanded relationship builds upon the existing
radiation oncology services provided at Exeter by MGH Cancer Center physicians, further enhancing the center’s capabilities
to provide a level of care not normally found in a community setting.
This past year brought numerous achievements as well for Core Physicians. During this time period, Core expanded its
primary care physician services as well as its specialty physician services, including gastroenterology and general surgery.
Further, in its ongoing efforts to more effectively deliver primary care, Core Physicians continued its development and
expansion of the “medical home” model of primary care in its many ambulatory office locations.
As a health system, Core Physicians, Exeter Hospital and Rockingham VNA & Hospice worked together to enhance
the management of chronic diseases, focusing in particular on the care of diabetic and heart failure patients. This work
involved deep collaboration among many disciplines covering various settings of care (hospital, physician office, home)
and contributed to improved patient care.
The nation continued to experience powerful forces of change across many different fronts in 2012 – economic, political
and no less so, in the delivery of health care services. The ongoing implementation of national health care reform (“The
Affordable Care Act”) influenced many different components of the nation’s health care delivery system with underlying
themes of efficiency, affordability, improved quality and equitable access for all citizens. There is no question that as a
country we can and must do better in the creation of a sustainable health care delivery system that benefits all citizens
equally. For Exeter Health Resources our role in that effort is no less important to the communities we serve in the Seacoast
Region of New Hampshire. Our success in that endeavor is significantly tied to the capabilities and commitment of our
staff and this was never more true than in 2012. With their passion and expertise, we continue to further our effort to
deliver efficient, integrated, patient centered care grounded in a tradition of innovation, high-quality and equitable access
for those that we serve.
Sincerely,
Kevin J. Callahan, President, CEO
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Exeter Hospital has been recognized
by Healthgrades® two years in a row as
a Distinguished Hospital for Clinical
Excellence™ in 2012 and 2013.
This distinctive recognition of the quality of Exeter Hospital’s
clinical programs is earned by only approximately 5 percent of
all hospitals nationwide.
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“Everyone does their best
every day here …This is
an amazing place to work.
I can’t imagine being
anywhere else.”
Lindsey Spada, RN, Progressive Care Unit
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Core Physicians was named to
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care’s 2012
Physician Group Honor Roll in
recognition of outstanding commitment
to high quality care by the physicians
in the local practices.
The recent honor is the fourth time that Core Physicians has been
named to the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care’s Honor Roll.
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“To so many of our patients
we’re more than a hospital.
We’ve become friends.”
Addie Griset, Reception
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
For the fifth consecutive year, Exeter
Health Resources was named
one of the nation’s Most Wired
health care organizations for its use of
information technology.
Exeter Health Resources received the highest level of recognition in the
nationwide Most Wired ranking. The Most Wired survey focuses on how
the nation’s hospitals use technology for quality, customer service, public
health and safety, business processes and workforce issues.
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“It makes a difference
and you hold your head
up a little higher at the
end of the day when
you know someone’s
life might be better
because of your care.”
Rebecca Davis, RPh, Pharmacy
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Epping Regional Health Center,
scheduled to open in April 2013, will
improve the greater Epping community’s
access to health care.
The new, 25,650 square-foot facility is directly aligned with
Exeter Health Resources’ mission to continue providing innovative,
progressive, patient-centered care to the communities we serve. Medical
services to be offered in the new, eco-friendly center include family
medicine, pediatrics, adult and pediatric rehabilitation, x-rays, laboratory
services, and mobile digital mammography.
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Community Benefits Report
2012
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
A NETWORK OF CARING
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The mission of Exeter Health Resources and its
affiliates is to improve the health of the community.
This mission will be principally accomplished without
compromising Exeter Health Resources’ sustainability,
by supporting the provision of health services and
information to the community by the affiliated
companies of Exeter Health Resources.
Throughout FY 2012 Exeter Hospital, Core Physicians,
Exeter Healthcare and Rockingham VNA & Hospice
have continued the pursuit of this mission and provided
$30,582,651 in charity care and other community benefit
programs and services to communities in the areas served.
Since the inception of the community benefit reporting
requirement in FY 2000, the affiliates of Exeter Health
Resources have provided a total of $233,601,079 in
community benefits.
This addendum includes some of the affiliates’ many community benefit services and
programs that address identified needs.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE
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Financial Assistance — Exeter Hospital has three components to its
health care access program:
– The Uninsured Care Discount/Hospital Access Plus Program extends a 26 percent discount off total
charges to patients.
– The Financial Assistance Program is a community-based program for uninsured and underinsured
patients who meet specific income, geographical and other guidelines, and who do not otherwise
qualify for any state or federal assistance.
– Exeter Hospital’s Catastrophic Care Program provides financial relief for those patients who do not
qualify for the Financial Assistance Program, but who are faced with a substantial debt due to a serious
illness or injury. This program is calculated based on a percentage of the patient’s gross income.
The operating affiliates actively promote these programs through direct patient education,
paid advertising and community partnerships.
Exeter Hospital
The hospital provided $4,823,178 (calculated at cost) in charity care during FY 2012. In FY 2012, the
charity care program served 2,173 people.
Core Physicians
The physician group offers a financial assistance program for patients who meet certain geographic and
financial criteria. In FY 2012, Core provided $1,825,777 (calculated at cost) in charity care.
Women’s Wellness Clinic:
This clinic provides uninsured and underinsured women with recommended breast and cervical cancer
screenings. In FY 2012, the Women’s Wellness Clinic served 77 women and Exeter Hospital provided
$60,344 to continue this initiative.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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The operating affiliates of Exeter Health Resources work collaboratively with local non-profit agencies and organizations that strive to improve the health of the community.
These relationships include:
Lamprey Health Care:
In FY 2012, Exeter Hospital continued its financial support of Lamprey Health Care with a
community benefit grant in the amount of $440,000.
Lamprey Health Care is New Hampshire’s oldest and largest private, non-profit community health center
with locations in Newmarket, Raymond and Nashua. The organization serves over 16,500 patients of
all ages each year. As a community health center, it provides primary care and health-related services to
all individuals and families, regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. By focusing on prevention and
health care management, Lamprey Health Care strives to keep insured and uninsured patients healthy.
SeaCare Health Services:
Exeter Hospital supported SeaCare Health Services in the amount of $267,750.
SeaCare is the oldest volunteer provider network presently functioning in the U.S. Organized in
1989, SeaCare initially provided primary care for children in Portsmouth, but expanded in 1994
to include primary and specialty health care coordination services for people of all ages in 21 towns
in the Seacoast Region.
Families First Health and Support Center:
In FY 2012, Exeter Hospital made a financial contribution to Families First in the amount of
$35,000.
Families First is a community health center offering a wide variety of health services and programs
including primary care, prenatal care, dental care and mobile health care for the homeless.
New Outlook Teen Center:
Exeter Hospital continued its support of New Outlook Teen Center in the amount of $25,000.
New Outlook is a recreational, educational and prevention-oriented program, located in Exeter, NH,
offering after-school and summer adventure program settings for middle and high school youths. New
Outlook serves more than 350 youths in the towns of Brentwood, East Kingston, Exeter, Kensington,
Newfields and Stratham.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
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Seacoast Mental Health Center:
Exeter Hospital partners with Seacoast Mental Health to offer mental health services to patients and
their caregivers in the Emergency Department and Center for Cancer Care. In FY 2012, Exeter helped
to underwrite mental health services in the amount of $386,589.
Dental Care Access:
During FY 2012, Core Physicians’ mobile dental van provided subsidized dental services
in the amount of $120,446.
The school-based Mobile Dental Program continued to provide pediatric oral health care to children
in grades K-5 in 18 towns throughout the greater Exeter area. Services provided during the past year
included oral screenings, dental examinations, radiographs (x-rays), preventive sealants, cleanings,
restorations, oral health education and care coordination.
During FY 2012, 5,327 children received education through the school mobile dental program; 555
children received an oral screening; 36 children received an examination and x-rays by a dentist; and
90 children received a dental cleaning.
Transportation:
Exeter Hospital’s transportation program is an important health care support service provided in
response to an identified community need. Each year the program enhances access for hundreds of
patients who otherwise would not be able to obtain needed health care and health-related support
services. During FY 2012, Exeter Hospital provided 2,411 transports at a cost of $139,973.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
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Health Professions Education:
The operating affiliates of Exeter Health Resources continue to support professional
educational opportunities for those pursuing a future in health care.
Through the Health Professions Education Program, students in various stages of their academic careers
benefit from the experience of working with professional clinical staff. An agreement with DartmouthHitchcock Medical School allows medical students to pursue internships through Core Physicians’
Exeter Pediatrics practice. A partnership with the Seacoast School of Technology allows high school
juniors and seniors to explore future health career options available to them. Each year a large number
of nursing students are given the opportunity to work alongside the excellent clinical staff of Exeter
Hospital, Core Physicians and Rockingham VNA & Hospice.
During FY 2012, 159 students spent a total of 11,443 hours participating in training and internship
programs provided by the affiliates of Exeter Health Resources at a total of $661,411.
Research:
The Center for Cancer Care at Exeter Hospital participates in several national research groups sponsored
by the National Cancer Institute, which enables the center to offer clinical trials to patients undergoing
treatment at Exeter Hospital. These offerings allow patients to voluntarily take part in leading-edge
research that does not necessitate travel outside of the Seacoast area. During FY 2012, Exeter Hospital
provided $63,383 for clinical trials and research that served 260 patients.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
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The Affiliates of Exeter Health Resources:
Exeter Hospital, Exeter Healthcare, Core Physicians and Rockingham Visiting Nurses Association &
Hospice provided $30,582,651 in charity care and other community benefit programs and services
to communities in the areas it serves during FY 2012.
Over the last 12 years, Exeter Hospital and its
affiliates have provided a total of $233,601,079
in community benefit programs and services.
Financial & In-Kind
Contributions
Research
Subsidized Health
Services
Community Building
Activities
Charity Care
Health Professions
Education
Community
Health Services
Govt-Sponsored
Healthcare
(Medicaid Loss)
Charity Care______________________________________$ 6,908,083
Govt-Sponsored Healthcare (Medicaid Loss)____________$ 14,190,342
Community Health Services_________________________$ 982,804
Health Professions Education________________________$ 718,128
Subsidized Health Services__________________________$ 6,226,268
Research_________________________________________$ 63,383
Financial and In-Kind Contributions____________________$ 1,420,353
Community Building Activities________________________$ 73,290
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Financial Summary
Exeter Health Resources faced many financial challenges during FY 2012. The second year of the Medicaid
Enhancement Tax of $9.9 million and the hepatitis C outbreak negatively impacted the financial performance
of the corporation. Exeter Health Resources reported consolidated operating revenues and other support of
$267.5 million which is a $4.7 million or 1.7% decrease over the prior fiscal year. Gross revenue generated
by Exeter Hospital increased $11.9 million or 3.2% predominately related to growth in outpatient ancillary
services, particularly in the pharmacy, oncology, rehabilitation, CT scan and operating room areas. Gross
revenue generated by Core Physicians increased $5.2 million or 5.3% due in part to growth in anesthesia,
gastroenterology, orthopedics and urology services.
While consolidated gross revenues increased 2% from FY 2011 to FY 2012, deductions from revenue increased
$15.2 million or 6% to dampen the overall organization’s profitability. Primary contributors to this decline were
overall reimbursement cuts particularly from some commercial and governmental payers.
Exeter Hospital successfully qualified for the second year of Phase I Electronic Health Records (EHR) incentive
program from the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) during FY 2012. This program provides
a financial incentive for the meaningful use of certified EHR technology to achieve health and efficiency goals.
This significant organizational effort resulted in over $1.4 million in revenue to the organization.
Consolidated operating expenses stayed flat increasing only $411,000 or 0.1% over 2011 levels. Supplies and
other operating expenses increased nearly $1.5 million, but salary and employee benefit expenses stayed constant
increasing $109,000 from FY 2011 to FY 2012 as the organization worked diligently to keep staffing in line
with changing volumes and successfully controlled benefit costs. In addition, those increases were offset by
combined decreases to depreciation and interest expenses of $1.7 million.
Exeter Health Resources continued its commitment to the community by providing $13.5 million in charity
care in 2012 which is consistent with 2011 levels. In addition, the organization provided approximately $30.6
million of community benefits, which included the costs of offering numerous community service programs,
subsidized health services, providing direct cash contributions to other community agencies which support the
mission of the organization and the costs of Medicaid services provided to patients that exceeded reimbursement
which is an increase of $1.5 million or 5.3%.
Exeter Health Resources incurred a $9.3 million loss from operations in FY 2012; however, this was completely
offset by $12.3 million net non-operating gains. The most notable increase to net non-operating gains was
favorable mark to market adjustments for securities held in our investment portfolio which resulted in net gains
of $13.6 million versus net losses of $5.7 million in 2011. This favorable increase was slightly tempered by a
$2.7 million decrease in realized gains on investments sold in 2012.
Despite the challenging year, the overall liquidity of the organization remained strong as days cash on hand for
2012 was 264, which is an increase of 25 days over 2011. Total cash, short-term investments and investments
increased approximately $19.8 million to $220 million, while the long-term debt-to-equity ratio favorably
decreased from 25.9% to 23.6%.
Although Exeter Hospital’s credit rating from Moody’s was changed from A2 to A3 during the fiscal year, it still
retains one of the higher hospital ratings within New Hampshire.
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Exeter Health Resources, Inc.
Consolidated Operating Revenues
and Other Support
20122011
$536,218,543
$ 525,707,249 201020092008
$ 527,354,868
$509,612,002
$454,740,443
Deductions from Revenue:
Contractual Allowance
241,010,450
225,727,832
218,076,867
216,900,039
183,579,758
Bad Debt
14,210,136
14,275,604
15,955,756
14,958,216
12,744,385
Charity Care
13,509,980
13,528,977
11,421,3289,418,0396,965,891
Total Deductions
268,730,566
253,532,413
245,453,951
241,276,294
203,290,034
Total Operating Revenues
and Other Support
267,487,977
272,174,836
281,900,917
268,335,708
251,450,409
Consolidated Operating Expenses
276,761,108
276,349,879
270,949,414
255,983,042
242,554,144
Income from Operations
(9,273,131)
(4,175,043)
10,951,503
12,352,6668,896,265
Nonoperating Gains (Losses), Net:
Investment Return
17,486,180 457,823
10,928,8564,297,731
(22,932,299)
Unsolicited Donations and Gifts 65,311 84,836 88,815 92,420 58,087
Contribution to Community Programs
(1,282,087)
(1,343,200)
(1,379,963)
(1,253,093)
(1,484,361)
Adjustment of interest rate
swap to fair value
(2,581,422)
(3,777,747)
(5,011,437)
(4,115,134)
(2,747,542)
Other
(1,434,700) 91,262 (14,645)
17 (57,153)
Total Nonoperating Gains (Losses), net
Excess (deficiency) of Revenues,
Support and Nonoperating Gains
(Losses) Over Expenses
12,253,282 (4,487,026)
4 ,611,626
(978,059) (27,163,268)
$
2,980,151$
(8,662,069)$
15,563,129$
11,374,607$
(18,267,003)
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Exeter Health Resources, Inc. & Subsidiaries
Consolidated Balance Sheets
SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 AND 2011
ASSETS
20122011
Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 41,879,401
$ 60,900,113
Short-term investments 21,498,180
197,426
Accounts receivable, less allowance for doubtful accounts
of $13,634,145 in 2012 and $13,874,503 in 2011 25,732,862 25,556,780
Inventories 2,703,495 2,683,803
Prepaid expenses and other current assets 5,115,610
5,415,353
Current portion of funds held by trustee under
revenue bond agreements 4,207,539
6,237,474
Total current assets 101,137,087 100,990,949
Investments, limited as to use 156,393,854 138,886,393
Funds held by trustee:
Under revenue bond agreements For professional liability claims
83,330
8,915,085
3,045,848
7,078,690
8,998,415 10,124,538
Property, plant and equipment, net 100,259,187 109,651,949
Other assets
Total assets
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10,750,104
$ 377,538,647
9,821,629
$369,475,458
Exeter Health Resources, Inc. & Subsidiaries
Consolidated Balance Sheets
SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 AND 2011
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
20122011
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable
$ 17,866,238
$ 14,758,965
Accrued salaries and payroll taxes 14,981,788 13,510,528
Due to third-party payors 4,189,605
3,813,642
Accrued interest
——————
1,051,984
Current portion of long-term debt
2,523,622
2,325,433
Total current liabilities
39,561,253
35,460,552
Accrued pension and other liabilities 26,024,987
22,294,777
Long-term debt, less current portion 58,156,186
62,859,967
Reserve for professional liability claims
7,475,536
6,122,677
Net assets:
Unrestricted225,540,964221,962,283
Temporarily restricted
1,205,370
1,202,806
Permanently restricted 19,574,351 19,572,396
246,320,685 242,737,485
Total liabilities and net assets
$ 377,538,647
$369,475,458
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Exeter Health Resources, Inc. & Subsidiaries
Consolidated Statements of Operations
YEARS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 AND 2011
20122011
Net patient service revenues $268,456,853
$266,494,263
Disproportionate share funding ——————
7,417,253
Other revenues 13,172,114 12,407,862
Net assets released from restrictions used for operations
69,146
131,062
Total revenues and other support 281,698,113 286,450,440
Operating expenses:
Salaries and benefits 165,500,152 164,391,599
Supplies and other 84,255,888 82,782,872
Provision for bad debts 14,210,136 14,275,604
Depreciation15,654,80616,604,458
New Hampshire Medicaid enhancement tax 9,996,453 10,483,866
Interest 1,353,809 2,087,084
Total operating expenses 290,971,244 290,625,483
Loss from operations (9,273,131) (4,175,043)
Nonoperating gains (losses):
Unrestricted contributions
65,311
84,836
Investment income and dividends 2,267,419
2,317,023
Realized gains on investments 1,665,820
3,836,474
Unrealized gains (losses) on investments, net 13,552,941 (5,695,674)
Loss on bond refinancing (997,134)
——————
Impact of interest rate swaps (2,581,422) (3,777,747)
Contributions to community programs (1,282,087) (1,343,200)
Other (437,566)
91,262
Nonoperating gains (losses), net
12,253,282 (4,487,026)
Excess (deficiency) of revenues and other support,
and nonoperating gains (losses) over expenses
2,980,151 (8,662,069)
Adjustment to pension liability Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets
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$
598,530
3,578,681
6,621,671
$ (2,040,398)
“This is my community.
This is where I live. This
is where I choose to get
my care because of the
great care given here.”
Cindy Cole, RN, Endoscopy Unit
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Thank You to Our Donors.
Our system’s ability to continue to provide leading care, education
and community-based health care programs is supported
by the efforts and contributions of our generous donors. They share
in our commitment to provide the best possible care and health
education to benefit the communities we serve. Thank you.
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Exeter Hospital
Donors
Leader $500 and over
LEMD, Inc.
Stephanie Weeks Gamble
Judd and Theo Alexander
Andrew J. and Jean A. McGowan
GRAF Rink Hockey League
Anonymous
Andrew and Laurie McGowan
Sarah K. Grandy
Hoops for a Cure
Catherine McLaughlin-Hills and David E. Hills
Lisa Grondahl
Joseph Army
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Hampton Ford-Hyundai, Inc.
Elizabeth H. Bauman and Luke Gullick
Rosemary Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Henderson
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Hans Rutishauser
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hesser
Mr. and Mrs. Brownell
Carolyn V. Shore
Jeffrey R. Jordan
Ms. Phyllis H. Carey
The Rinks at Exeter, Inc.
Brooke L. Keeler
Carol L. Gentile
Beth and David Thrope
Nancy Kerrigan
Great Bay Limousine
Winnacunnet High School
John J. and Edrie M. King
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hampton
Ms. Michael Herrod
Johnson & Johnson Family
of Companies
Friend $100 -$249
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Arena
Barbara and Stephen Armstrong
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bell
Kathy for a Cure
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Brown
Liberty Mutual Foundation Match
Leo and Marylyn Brunette
Katherine MacDonald
Claire F. Burns
Anne B. and Martin C. Madden
Stephen J. Casper
New Hampshire Center for
Cancer Medicine
Mr. Walter V. Demers
Newmarket Recreation Department
Joseph R. Deschamps
Salon Sara
Wilson and Jane Dodge
Shoot for a Cure
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Dolan
The Old Salt Restaurant
Shelley W. Dolan
Think Pink
Dunn Family Charitable Foundation
Christopher T. Westfall
Emanuel Engineering, Inc. (Fred Emanuel)
Supporter $250 - $499
Nancy W. Alcock
BAE Systems Employee Community Fund, Inc.
Bottomline Technologies, Inc.
David Coffin
Robert Desjarlais
Dr. Nicholas D. Garcia and Dr. Kristin M. Lee
Barbara Hughes
Paul Kling
Demoulas Supermarket, Inc.
Andrew and Cheryl Ewart
Exeter Area GFWC
Exeter Donuts, Inc.
Fairfield Inn
Scott and Carole Filiault
Diane L. Foster
Judine French
Bea and Maurice Friedman
Bob and Polly Friedrichs
Lesli R. Friel
Potchaman Klappong
Carol J. Korzeniewski
Michelle and Thomas Leonard
M. T. MacDonald and D. L. MacDonald
Nancy J. Marty
Deb and Gene McLean
Shawn and Kearstin McNamara
Francis E. Millerick IV
Matthew L. Monroe
Diane B. Moore
NHE Youth Hockey Association, Inc.
Cecelia H. Noel
Mary H. Osbourne
Fred M. Palazzolo
Roger and Sally Paradis
Patricia Quinlan
Jeannine Ritchie
Melanie Foster Robert
Sherry K. Rogness
Claire M. Russo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Savage
Mary Alice Schatzle
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Schidlovsky
Wendy Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Skillman
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Donors
J. Worth and Beverly L. Slade
Jeanna Brown
Denise M. Early
Stanley and Anne Styrna
Sharon L. Brown
Aldo and Karen Elicone
Sunday Morning Serenity Group
Whitney J. Burke
Anne E. Emerson
Dr. and Mrs. Jay W. Swett
Heather B. Burns-Concannon
Judith B. Engalichev
Harry and Janice Thayer
Mark and Mary Busa
Jill Essigmann
The Walking Company
Beth Campbell
Lored Fabbricatore
Mary J. Vermeersch
Kathleen H. Carley
Francesca Fay
Thomas A. Viviano
Jennifer K. Carlson
Andrea H. Fenn
Robert and Louisa Wadleigh
Michael and Lisa Carney
Pamela Finer
Janice A. Walsh
Pamela M. Carr
Katherine Flygare
Lucy R. Wilkinson
Shiela J. Caruso
Bridget M. Flynn
Mr. Robin Willits
Audrey M. Castle
Edward H. Fowler
Stephen and Michelle Witt
Centre School Teachers
Ann Franzoso
Anthony D. Ciolfi
Teresa Fredette
Nancy H. Clark
Gregory and Kristen Gake
Nicole Cluff
Diane Gallant
Anthony Codding
Galley Hatch Restaurant
Timothy Runk and Kelley Colby
Ms. Gamache
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Cole
Felicia R. Gawron
Darcie M. Collie
Ruth K. Gehling
Steven J. Colotti
Francesca M. Giegengack
Marie J. Connors
Herald A. Glynn
Beverly and Raymond Cote
Robert and Cynthia Glynn
Mary Couillard
Pamela A. Goodick
Michelle and John Croteau
Ananta K. Gopalan
Daniel M. Crowley
Cheryl A. Goryl
DBA Barbour Road Books
Raymond and Vicky Grady
DBA Tastefully Simple
Laurie J. Grant
Barbara Dee
Gratefulware, LLC
Jennifer L. Delvechio
John and Cheryl Grella
Jill A. Demello
Eileen D. Gromko
Elizabeth and Robert Dentremont
Joseph and Carolyn Gutowski
Noreen T. D’Entremont
Sharon and James Gwinn
DeNuttes Delights
Laura J. Haight
Mary and Eliot DeSilva
Claire L. Hamel
Sandra M. Devins
Hampton Airfield
Melissa Diodati
Michele L. Harisiades
Michael and Linda Dionne
Nancy Mikalonis Harris
Molly E. Donovan
Diane Harrises
Monika T. Donovan
Kathy Hatch
Karen Dowling
Gail E. Henderson
Carol Dozibrin
Rita K. Henderson
Joan C. Drapeau
Jacqueline R. Herd
Donor under $100
Lynn Buckley Aber
Linda C. Akerman
Lisa M. Allison
Kathleen M. Ameduri
Helen M. Androchuk
Diane Angus
Annabelle’s Ice Cream
Anonymous Give with Liberty
Mrs. Lee S. Appel
Patricia M. Armstrong
Gail and Ronald Auffant
Sarah N. Avery-Leaf
Dawn M. Bailey
Paul and Mary Beaudry
Mary EW Bencks
Edna Schultz BenSaid
Judith F. Besso
Kristan C. Bishop
Michael T. Boehm
Mr. and Mrs. Emery P. Booska
Brenda Borchers
Kathleen C. Borsh
Donald and Sheila Boucher
Suzanne Bove
Jill B. Boynton
Joyce K. Breault
Charles and Kay Brindamour
Matthew Broadbent
Ellen Brown
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Donors
Donna and Michael Hickey
Richard Lyons
Ellen M. O’Brien
Kendice L. Higginbottom
A. William and Jean MacCannell
Sandra C. O’Brien
Frances Hoginski
Robert and Marcia MacDonald
Ralph and Beryl O’Connor
Jennifer L. Hoginski-Rief
Ms. Ann M. Malconian
Michelle W. O’Donnell
MaryKatherine M. Holman
James and Judith Margarita
Ellen D. O’Kane
Mary A. Houghton
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Markey
Kimberly B. Olson
Elsie M. Howard
Jennie Marshall
Linda and Richard Osborne
Jean M. Howe
Janice Marston
Bernard Ouellette
Patricia A. Hoyt
Christine Martin
Shirley A. Pappas
Laureen and Jeffrey Hume
Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Martin
Matthew and Lisa Parker
Martha and Albert Indelicato
Donald and Frances Masi
Bruce and Sharon Paster
Allyson Izard
Susan A. Mathison
Betty Jo Patterson
Barbara Janeway
Alison Maxwell
Emily Pavlidis
Jeff Hume Electric LLC
Deborah H. Mayer
Patricia A. Peters
Judith A. Jellinek
Susan M. Mayotte
Mark P. Pierce
Bridget M. Jenkins
Mary A. McCarthy
David and Paula Pitcher
Linda B. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. McConnell
Nancy D. Power
Karen J. Jones
Sheila McNamee
Emily L. Poworoznek
Marlene Jones
Katherine J. Meline
Valerie C. Prescott
Rebecca Jones
Karen M. Mercer
Present Perfect, LLC
Keenan M. Joy
Tom and Mary Merrick
Quicksilver Fine Jewelry & Gifts
Margaret E. Judge
Laura J. Messina
Sabine C. Quinn
Toni L. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Millerick III
Virginia B. Rafuse
Carol N. Knowlton
Antonia M. Mills
Douglas and Jennifer Ramsay
Ms. Beth S. Krzanowski
Candace J. Mitchell
Jacqueline Ray
Paul and Marilyn LaChapelle
Alison P. Moore
R. Foster and Tracey Reynolds
Meghan LaFlamme
M. Rebecca Moore
Sandra Richardson
Lancaster Communications Group Inc
Eileen G. Moran
Susan F. Richman
Sharon LaRochelle
Jean W. Mortimer
Denyse A. Richter
Karen Larson
Mary Ann Moynihan
Linda M. Rief
Cheryl A. Lavigne
Kathleen Murphy Black
Jean M. Riley
Claudette H. Lavigne
Anne H. Murray
Katherine E. Ruml
Lester Le Viness
Carissa L. Murray
Jennifer M. Ryan
Mark and Vivian Lefebvre
Fred and Marilyn Muscara
Anna D. B. Rycerz
Laurie Legard
Roseann Napoleone
Barbara N. Sack
Melissa C. Leland
Lena B. Natola
Mildred R. Saldi and Jack C. Saldi
Julie and David Lewis
Susan and Walter Neff
Mary Salvati
Melanie R. Liebenow
New England Pizza
Dianne Sandahl
Cynthia C. Limauro
Thuy T. M. Nguyen
Joan K. Saxe
Julie Low
Katherine T. Noni
Karen L. Schidlovsky
Heather M. Lynch
John Normand
Simeon P. Schlis
Lynn E. Hodges Realtor Prudential
Verani Realty
Northwood Naturals
Sheryle Seward
Cathy O’Brien
Raymond J. Shaw
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Donors
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Barbara Sherwood
Peter and Ann Sullivan
Deborah S. Vasapolli
Christopher and Edith Shipley
Catherine R. Swanson
Phyllis C. Walker
The Rev. and Mrs. G. Richard Siener
Taillon Design
John A. Walsh
Kathryn H. Simonds
Target
Stephanie A. Ward
Michael R. Singer
Erica W. Tauriello
Amy Waterhouse
Brenda M. Small
Jennifer F. Taylor
Cheryl Wentworth
Kimberly J. Smith
Terri Ellen Donsker Photography
Keith and Tamara Whalen
Paul E. Snook, Jr.
The 401 Tavern
Fred and Ginger White
Lindsey Spada
The Stratham Pottery Co. Inc.
Ms. Jeanne D. Wholey
Ms. Constance D. Sprauer and
Mr. Hans Rutishauser
Mary and R. H. Thompson
Harold and Yvonne Wilder
Betty L. Thrasher
William J. Devaney, D.M.D
Ms. Ann Consoni Spring
Ms. Katherine Tinios
David and Michelle Williams
Gordon and Mary Standish
Margaret W. Tipton
Victoria L. Williams
Edith Steel
Jean F. Topping
Sara B. Wilson
John and Barbara Steere
Jane and Jeffrey Winters
Candace R. Stella
Sue Foley-Vadeboncoeur and Michael L.
Vadeboncoeur
Donald N. Story, DMD
Abhishek V. Vaidya
Wolfe Trucking, LLC
Katherine A. Street
Dale R. Valena
Gretchen K. Woodman
Kevin and Starr Sullivan
Claire Van Hoorn
Ann M. Wright
Jeffrey J. Winters
In Memoriam
In memory of Virginia Bartlett
Maryanne E. Barter
Kathleen M. Bilodeau
Exeter Hospital
Tony M. Carter, CFP
Patricia A. Bilodeau
Carolyn M. Corliss
Irene and John Botop
Frederick J. Cronin
John A. Bowen
Roy P. Dufour
Regan Bowlen
In memory of Frank M. Camarda
Joanne and Barrett Duran
Susan Bowles
Paulina D. Alexander and
Ed Myskowski
Thomas and Rhonda Gioia
Donald Brabant
Judy and Roger Hirschberg
Bren-Rich Corp.
Paul A. Audet
Ralph and Mary Lou Lancaster
Linda M. Breton
Maurice and Lisa Caruso
Susan and Joseph Lawlor
Beth and Dana Brome
William C. Clarkson and
Sara Strohecker-Clarkson
Main Effort Financial, Inc.
Paula A. Buitrago
Martin Family Enterprises
William Burckhard
Paul and Bonita Maskery
Ellie Cabell
In memory of Joseph Bova
William and Janet Hall
John and Patricia Donovan
Robert and LuAnn Glabicky
Betsey Halbert
In memory of Michael B. Fritz
Shawn and Kathleen Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bednarchik
Paul and Kathleen Hennigan
Jan and Gary Caron
Ms. Shelley M. Kamin and
Mr. Mark L. Harris
Lois B. Norris
Shirley Mae Smith
Ms. Pamela S. Lane and Mr. Tim Flynn
Isabel Cabell
Cabello! LLC
Jaqueline and Vincent Caccamesi
Angela Caler
Lorrie J. Callaway
Carey & Giampa Property Management, LLC
Dominic and Dolores Marraffa
In memory of Dolores S. Gallagher
Sam and Stephanie Catalano
Christine C. Mauch
Bonita Coltin
Karla G. Connell
Janis and Thomas Merrow
Ronald C. Elliott
Bethany and Mark Constance
John and Loretta Pearson-Hart
Wald & Company, P.C.
Bianca and Martin Contreras
Minot and Marci Percy
In memory of Claire Hefferman
John and Barbara Perroni
Ms. Pierson
Paul and Joan Pizzello
Suzanne and Steven Cook
Steven and Susan Coombs
Patricia M. Cormack
George and Paula Prive
In memory of Albert Hueber
Julie E. Cousins
Jeridith S. Rugo
Adhesive Technologies
James and Michelle Cristofori
Judith and Stephen Schwartz
Custom Automatic Machined Products, LLC
In memory of Alice B. Macgregor
Dawn A. Daley
Lisa Ade
Scott and Karen Davis
David Albert
Mary Desrosiers
Stacie Allen
Angela M. Donovan
Meredith Arnold
Tom Dorsey
Melanie H. Baker
Sherril and Steven Driscoll
Jodi L. Baldwin
Megan J. Duso
Kevin and Pamela Barry
Kimberly J. Faragi
Karen and Perry Belanger
Virginia and Rocco Faragi
Shane Bell
In memory of Dolores M. Decker
James J. Ferrari
Albert Bellemore, Jr.
Norma and Russell Bartholomew
Charles and Joanna Fiorino
Donna L. Bennett
Donna M. Fregosi
James and Raquel Berg
Amanda Furman
Andrew and Bernice Berger
Robert L. Garcia
Eric N. Small
Rosanne M. Sperry and Gregg Germain
Linwood B. Stockwell
The town of Hampton Babe
Ruth League
The YMCA of the North Shore
Joanne E. Theriault
Nan Vigars
Julie and William Wojtkowski
In memory of Patrice Dufour
Ronald and Ellen Addorio
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
In Memoriam
Paula and Joseph Goudreau
Lucy McIlveen
Nathan and Sarah Sparks
Marc and Jennifer Greaney
Denise McMurrain
Specialized Care Co., Inc.
Ralph B. Greenblatt and
Constance M. McGuire
Daniel and Wendy Melillo
Stewart F. Stearns
Thomas S. Merrill
Harriet and Roger Stephens
Shelia Greene
Bob and Hope Miller
Karl Swanson
Michael Griffin
Deana M. Moody
Jeanine and Scott Sylvester
Candice A. Grimbilas
Laurent and Arlene Moore
Addie Rolfe Tarbell
Marjorie Gruzen
Northeast Storage Corp.
The Boston Educational Network, Inc.
Hector Hamel
Christine A. Oleary
Mary B. Thompson
Debra A. Hayes
Laurie Olivier
Timberland
Kathleen R. Hayes
Janet and Joseph O’Loughlin
Carol J. Trecosta
Barbara and Gary Hayward
Owen H. Walton., Jr., PA, EA
Mr. David Turner and Ms. Patricia Sullivan
Mary Beth Hixon
Cristina Padilla
Robert E. Turner III
Sharon M. Hoffman
Edward and Jennifer Palmer
Wayne and Susan Volkmann
Sharon E. Hopkins
Mark L. Parker
Linda Walsh
Deborah A. Howard
Timothy and Amy Patten
Michael Walsh
Bruce Hurley and Kimberly Weibrecht
Paul A. Perry
Patrick and Karen Walsh
Cheryl Hurley
Mark A. Peterson
Amy Walton
James and Sabrina Ivory
Glenda and Sherman Philbrick
Kirsten and Ned Woody
Jeanne B. Ivory
Joanne C. Powers
Craig and Jennifer Wrentmore
Linda J. Jankowski
Dennis and Jessica Prue
Yankee Trader Rentals
JCM Management Company, Inc.
David and Sarah Quirk
Heidi Shaka Zeras
Kelly J. Jones
Mark Ragno
Debra M. Jordan
Bradley Randall
Keane & Macdonald, PC
Lisa and Stephen Reeve
Michael and Beth Kelly
Kristen Reinhardt
Kelly A. Kiley
In memory of Frederick A. Rogers
George Remick
Barry and Mary Kimball
Ms. Susan M. Baldini
James and Kerry Reynolds
Brenda and Stephen Kleczek
Carolyn and Ken Lancaster
Nicholas Riccio
Linda Komornik
Susan Rist
Richard Konsavage
Douglas Koob
Robert G. Durgin, Post 67
American Legion
Lydia Langley
David A. Roberts
Tara J. Leno
Caren M. Rock
Philip LePage
Cedric E. Rothkegel
Danielle and John Lisle
Nancy A. Royer
Mr. Thomas Flannery and
Ms. Jennifer Sheldon
Robert N. Livingston, Jr. and
Peggy Brewster
Martin J. Rueter
Katherine MacDonald
Scott G. Luper
Lewis and Helen Santosuosso
In memory of Robert Viviano
Alan and Barbara Macgregor
Sharon A. Scherer
Carol A. Sprott
Deborah L. Martin
Judy Skoglund
Michelle Mauricio
Sons of the American Legion Post No. 67
In memory of Vernona Wallace
Kimberly McGee
Theresa L. Sorensen
Cheryl A. McGrath
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In memory of Katherine E. Phair
David and Helen Phair
In memory of Nancy D. Smallwood
John William Smallwood
In memory of Anne-Marie Viviano
Hugh W. Boyle
Ms. Judith Chimenti
Cornelius and Juliet Russell
Dennis and Linda O’Neill
Rockingham Visiting Nurse
Association & Hospice
Donors
Leader $500 and over
Friend $100 -$249
Donor under $100
Congregational Church of Exeter
Anonymous
Gail H. Badolato
Henry Karwacki
Dean B. Nash
Evelyn C. Schwager
Central Congregational Church Ladies
Benevolent Society
Bowen and Janet Smith
Timothy Mullenix
Town of New Castle
Scott Powell
Fred R. Richard
Supporter $250 - $499
St. Mark’s Church
Anonymous
Mary Jane Weber
In Memoriam
In memory of Margaret W. Adams
Barbara and Denis Bryer
Francine S. Hall
Deane and Stephanie Adams
George and Martha Comtois
Barbara and William Keenan
Lucille and Vincent Matthews
Rita M. Caradonna Danley
Patricia and John McIntyre
Shirley L. Neal
Eunice Kouveliotis
John and Dianne Shuck
Debra Parenteau
Christine M. St. Jean
Audrey Pitkin
Mary and Eugene Tighe
Elizabeth J. Stanley and
Richard C. Heselton
In memory of Richard R. Bussiere
Mary T. Stiner
Abenaqui Country Club, Inc.
Charlton and Vanessa Swasey
Ms. Jean Booker
Ruth L. Swasey
William and Norma Brosie
In memory of Kenneth Barnes
Theresa S. Snook
In memory of Rosemary Bartolini
The Penates Foundation
In memory of Joseph C. Benaglia
Catherine Biggi
Barbara A. Boisvert
In memory of Paula Bernstein
Joseph H. Bernstein
Adrienne and Harv Levin
SeaCare Health Services
Alan and Dorothy Williams
In memory of Rob Blanchard
Ellen Blanchard
In memory of Joseph G. Bolduc, Sr.
Beverly A. Brooks
Robin and Ernie Ephraimson
In memory of Gerard Boucher
F. R. Mahoney & Associates, Inc
Michael and Robin Krawczyk
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Harrington
Ron’s Landing
Richard and Claire Jette
In memory of Katherine L. Bourgault
Nancy B. Golden
Ms. Ada Merrill
Joseph F. O’Shaughnessy
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dean Stevens
In memory of Mary Bozek
Donald and Patricia Trefethen
William and Andrea Enos
In memory of William E. Casey
In memory of Ann G. Burke
Gilbert and Mary Cartier
Jeffrey and Karin J. Bouvier
Burton Snowboard Company
C & L Consultants, Inc.
In memory of Jane M. Cassin
Brett A. Chamberlain
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
In Memoriam
Edwin A. McDaid
Janet and Peter Merrill
Seabreeze Quilters Guild
Nancy and Richard Risio
Lt. Col. (Ret.) David S. Dow and
Mrs. Linda R. Dow
Suzanne S. Scippa
East Gate Club
Robert and Laura Swenson
Katherine and William Halsey
Leslie J. Whiting-Poitras
Holloway Automotive Group
Yarmouth Camp Ground Association, Inc.
William Kenney
In memory of Nicholas S. Chamallas
Stanley and Pamela Chamallas
Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Costa
Nancy and John Driscoll
Claire P. Leach
Nancy Lee
In memory of Dolores M. Decker
Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Lupoli
David and Marianne Ramsay
Philip Lynch
John K. Martin
In memory of Charles Chase
In memory of Patrick N. “Pat” DeFelice
Dorothy E. Chase
Robert and Irene Chaisson
In memory of Gloria Chiminiello
Elizabeth O’Hara
In memory of Milton J. Christian, Jr.
Canisius College
Anna L. DeFelice
Barbara J. DeFelice
Mary L. DeFelice-Bartley
Roberta McKinney
Newport Sand & Gravel Co., Inc.
Carl and Theresa Perry
John E. Quill
Mr. Ronald Rioux
Saint James Lodge #102, F. & A.M.
Jeremy and Barbara Sawyer
In memory of Patricia Dempsey
Thomas S. McAllister Foundation Contractors
Vera H. Burtman
Lisa and Mark Thompson
Deborah and Robert Gerety
Mr. Shawn Verbout and Ms. Joan O’Brien
In memory of Ms. Eileen Clark
Robert and Theresa Harrison
Ivan and Dorothy Witham
Maureen Brousseau
Chereen M. Hogan
Patricia B. Christian
Harold and Janet Kane
In memory of Richard O. Cochran
American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association
Thomas and Kathleen O’Connell
Susan D. Tidd
Verizon Foundation
Ronald Franks
In memory of Phyllis R. Dionne
Arlene and Frank Pietranton
Vincent E. Dellova
In memory of Jane E. Cole
Philip and Virgina Busby
Cobham Electronic Systems, Inc.
James and Gloria Deschenes
Denise Dumais
Alice C. Gingras
In memory of Helen D. Eaton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marzioli
Teledyne D. G. O’Brien, Inc.
In memory of Paul A. Eno, Sr.
Joan Dagostino
Mary V. Winkley
Vicki A. Lukas
In memory of Jeanne I. Filion
Kathleen Matthews
Marshall and Carole Alexander
Ruth A. Peterson
Carol J. Barnes
Joanne Toland
Marjorie E. Bickford
Shatswell, MacLeod & Co. PC
In memory of Dorothy L. Downs
Carolyn C. Stevens
David Downs
Virginia and Kenneth Wilman
Michael E. Boissonneault
Susan and Albert Caswell
Kerry and Corrine Connors
In memory of Edward F. Durgin
Rebecca R. Crabtree
In memory of Mary A. Curdo
Nancy C. Durgin
Douglas and Janice Duvall
Margaret M. O’Rourke
John and Cheryl Grimes
Roman and Helen Geletkancz
Anne M. Steele
In memory of Frank S. Eaton
In memory of Rita J. Curtis
Marion B. Austin
Debra A. Register
Robert and Melissa Carroll
In memory of Sarah J. David
Joanne B. Hajduk
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Earl and Barbara McGraw
Joseph and Gail Chencus
Norma Davis
Hamel Builders, Inc.
Jean Jennings
Barbara and Richard LaBranche
Lorraine Lapointe
Martel, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pelland
In Memoriam
Mark and Joan Roby
Jane A. Dichard
In memory of John Francis Hynds, Sr.
Velcro USA Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam DiFeo
John and Kathleen Feerick
George F. Walker
Fort Worth Police Department,
South Division Zero Tolerance
Southern New Hampshire University
Rachele M. Hadley
In memory of Charles H. Irish
In memory of Virginia L. Fitzpatrick
Lucy G. Harrison
Vito and Janice Bucco
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Hill
Charline and David Clemenzi
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton T. Carr
Roberta A. Keegan
Sophie Villanti
Linda J. Edwards
Richard and Laura King
Samuel and Colleen Fitzpatrick
Mary Ellen Croft La France
Kenneth and Janet Geremia
Fred and Deborah Ludington
Anna-Lisa Gotschlich
Susan and Herbert Lynch
Darby R. Johnson
Harold Mailhot
David and Jo Lynne Johnson
Annette S. Pellegrini
Jane and Donald Mackinnon
Karl Reidl
Christine and John McCann
John and Judith Thornton
Helen and Stanley Wojnowski
Kathryn and Richard Mills
In memory of John Jette
Anonymous
Gail Avino
Eugene and Diana Avino
Debra S. Cormier
Eugene F. Germe
Richard and Carla Guidone
Mary Ann and Louis Landino
Moody Point Community Association
In memory of Linda Goodnow
Raymond F. Sheehan
Richard and Jeanne Ormrod
Marcia M. Kelliher
Cecile Sirois
Elizabeth and James Segovis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sokol
James and Susan Tierney
In memory of Carol A. Flaherty
Susan B. Padgett
In memory of Andrina M. Gagnon
Adele M. Burke
Albert and Yoko Gagnon
Annette L. White
In memory of Betty Jean Hakala
College of the Holy Cross
In memory of William L. Kelly
Patricia Hakala
Charles A. Kelly
George P. Labovites
In memory of Carole L. Killam
In memory of Walter Hamel
Timothy and Mary Crowley
Richard and Ruth Nault
Wayne and Sandra Evans
Harold and Patricia Killam
In memory of William Hamilton
Dean and Emily Turner
Samuel and Paula Bruno
In memory of Germaine E. Garrish
Roy Hume and Carol Tompkins
In memory of Jeremy King
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arsenault
Jack Maenpa
Richard and Patricia Hagan
Alice Clark
Allen Nieminen
Francis and Doris Croteau
Richard Williams
Susan M. Dow
Judith and Gerald Zelin
Walter P. Garrish
In memory of James W. Leal
Toby J. Dechene
Shirley A. Lambert
In memory of Rick C. Hanscomb
Diane and Lloyd Rose
Marjorie J. Anderson
C. Christine Smith
Jean Keefe
In memory of John F. Horan
In memory of Stephen E. Leuth
Neville & Associates
Jack and Judith Dempsey
Karen and Steven Revak
Patricia C. Woodsum
Susan J. Horan
In memory of M. Sheila Genualdo
In memory of Dorothy Huebel
Ronald and Susan Bouchard
Tok Sun Brown
Richard Croft
George and Beatrice Howse
Marianne Genikos
David and Lucinda Jefferson
The Prometheus Group, Inc.
In memory of Donald H. Litzelman
Mildred L. Dwyer
In memory of Edward Longa
Laurette Baillargeon
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
In Memoriam
Theresa M. Boisvert
Eleanor MacLauchlan
Janice Greene
Glenn and Joan MacLauchlan
Philip and Janet Hendrickx
Charlene Maginnis
Rita Longa
Lena Mangino
Mary and David Mongeon
Thomas F. Markey III
Norma Otash
Mary Lou McCall
Clifton and Dorothy Trefethen
Barbara and Brian McCarthy
In memory of Ervin F. Lyon
Thelma Lyon
In memory of Janet P. McLean
Sandra Foy
KCC - Flower Committee
Jean B. Pizar
Alice West
Deborah R. Wilcox
Richard and Sheila McDonald
In memory of Patricia J. McMahon
Jane McKenna Davis
Constance M. De Falco
In memory of Marie A. MacArthur
Daniel and Dawn Melvin
Janice L. Kennedy
Joseph S. Pappalardo
Peter and Elizabeth Lewis
Richard and Donna-Gail Parthum
Henry and Judith Sheldon
Linda and Morris Powers
Charlotte B. Taylor
Ann and Lee Randall
In memory of Kenneth E. Moore
Audrey Weston
Thomas and Diane Robillard
Cynthia M. Lelievre
In memory of Thomas C. MacLauchlan
Robert and Linda Allard
Joseph and Aurelie Amante
Kenneth A. Atkinson, Jr.
Martha J. Bolis
Michael and Jennifer Borislow
In memory of Anna E. Metcalf
Philip O. Drake and Daniel J. Blanchette
Richard A. Gilbert
Douglas and Judith Ryder
Basil and Anna Savinelli
In memory of Dorothy Nash
Frank and Ann Silva
Claudine A. Andrews
Philip and Nancy Smithson
Charles and Janet Sweetser
Raymond and Beverly Villetta
In memory of Warren E. Nelson
Barbara A. Albers
Gertrude M. Baker
Eleanor and Mark Bouchard
In memory of Marion G. Mahoney
Annes H. Barnes
Carol A. Buchanan
Judith A. Derusha
Duane and Janice Fitts
Ronald and Annette Burba
Arthur and Carolyn Mueller
Debbie and Randall Smith
Central Ceilings, Inc.
Nan S. Roberts
Lowell Oral Surgery Associates, Inc.
Cheryl A. Child
William and Eleanor Young
William and Daralyn Melone
James and Marilyn Clarke
David and Deborah Condurelli
Patricia and Troy Couture
Patricia and Robert Cox
Gilbert and Catherine DeBurro
Diane and John Felci
May and Donald Field
Arthur and Janis Franson
Alfred Grasso
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Mary Lou McCarthy
Virtual Learning Academy Charter School
D.W. and B. R. Moore
In memory of Kay Manson Petri
Alan Nelson
Calvin W. Wallingford, DMD
Olive Nelson
Carolyn and Walter Beaulieu
Steven and Cathleen Noyes
Deering High Class of 1960
Carol and Joseph O’Brien
Gwendolyn Young Devoe
Constance E. Kelly-Jardis
In memory of Louise Newman
Nancy B. McKinney
Mary L. Casey
John M. Vervaert
Donna and David Gregory
In memory of Lynn F. Maxwell
Marilyn W. Hannagan
Debra A. Chisholm
Hyder Law Offices
The Covey Family
Edward and Dale Johnson
Paul A. Flynn
Robert E. Kent
Christine Lawrence
Kevin and Nancy Lane
Kevin and Caitlin Maynard
Oriana Lucchesi
Jan Michaud and Charlie Hughes
In memory of William A. O’Connell
David and Melanie Miles
In memory of Minette B. Ott
James and Diane Coughhenour
Carol and Allan McCausland
Jayne G. Windsor
In Memoriam
In memory of Nancy Paquet
John R. Sullivan
In memory of Paul Sanger
Capone Iron Corporation
Sarah J. Willwerth
Howard and Mary Jeanne Cervantes
Mary Fecteau
Carmen M. Zappala
Elizabeth S. Cullen
Katherine M. Lukas
Samuel J. Zappala
Ruth Cullen
Theresa A. Silveira
In memory of Charles Wolsey Pratt
In memory of Marion E. Petlick
Wendy Harding De Rham
Alan and Sherrilyn Hatch
Joan C. Pratt
Bonnie H. Timperman
Robert and Cynthia Lonergan
Robert and Rose Manson
David and Jill Neville
Robert and Joan Relinski
In memory of Theodore S. Puchlopek
Richard Salinder
In memory of Katherine E. Phair
Leo P. Filion
Sandra and Allan Sanger
Anita and David Bailey
Norman Langlois
Gerard and Barbara St. Gelais
Claire and William Bodenrader
Arthur and Jean Provost
Joseph L. Bourque, Jr.
Rita Russell
Louise M. Carlson
In memory of Elizabeth A. Senter
Joseph and Jeannine Delahunty
In memory of John Kevin Regan
Josephine G. Deserres
Irene F. Cvetanovich
Ray and Bertha Horsch
Eugene and Colleen Franzoso
Barbara and Raymond Howard
Norman and Elizabeth Henderson
Littleton Coin Company, LLC
Jason and Anne Holder
In memory of Marcel R. Riel
In memory of Kathryn Sorriento
Russell Ingram
Mr. and Mrs. Hillard M. Covey
Mrs. Frances Harper
Edith L. Keenan
Lynda Fortier and Kelly Gingras
Kimball Library
Al and Judy Labrie
Audrey and Eugene Landis
Donald and Denise Labrie
Normand and Linda L’Heureux
Herve A. Riel
Mary Privitera
Robert Wurtlee
Jayne C. Donahue-Regan and John J. Regan
Martin and Eleanor Feuer
Debra Garland and Fran Higginbottom
Clare F. Guzzi
David and Charlene Rochefort
Robert and Trudie Young
Edward and Frances Zahn
In memory of James E. Pinksten
Paul and Brenda Cordeau
Anne L. Decesare
Dennis and Phyllis Grammont
Christine D. Caron
Shaheen Bros., Inc.
In memory of Marianne Sammon
In memory of Carol J. Stewart
Ladies Auxiliary to Kingston Memorial
VFW Post 1088
Brian and Cynthia Burns
Marion and John Keating
Bartlett and Lucille Connolly
New London-Springfield Water
System Precinct
Barbara and Robert Ronksley
Lucy M. Kilgore
Judith C. Prince
Ray and Edna Buxton
Nancy Harding
Beulah S. Kilgore
Leo P. Roy
Susan Kaufman
Carleen A. Hall
Lois A. Kashmer
Elaine and Dennis Plante
In memory of Floyd E. Sanders
Ronald and Deborah Buccini
Jeffrey and Elaine Jones
In memory of Martha J. Roy
Michael and Jill Howard
In memory of Anita M. Poleatewich
In memory of Arnold Stadig
John and Patricia Dicicco
Epping General Dentistry
Market Basket
Market Basket - Executive Offices
John and Lucille Moreau
Janet and Robert Chagnon
Lorraine and Allan Chandonnet
Randy and Rose Doktor
Robert and Marcia Klingebiel
Paul D. Lunney
James and Susan McGough
Marie and Edward Mulloy
Rich and Meg Oleksak
Eileen and Aaron Wilson
Suzanne Sanders
Shirley and Thomas Young
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
In Memoriam
In memory of Edwin Stuckey
In memory of Bernard J. Tay
In memory of Vernona Wallace
Hampton Senior Citizen’s Club
Brandon Coleman
Van Anderson
Sharon D. MacPherson
Rena M. Coleman
Dorothy W. Davidson
Gail and Allen Mounger
Deborah Tay Davidson
Janet E. Lasher
Andrew Nolan
Mark Tay
Elizabeth A. Morrill
Raymond E. Phipps
Robert D. Phipps
Richard M. Stuckey
In memory of John H. Tacy, Jr.
Linda and Boyd Allen
William and Margaret Hickey
Masonic Lodge Golf League
Francis and Maureen Pilch
Vincent and Marilyn Provencher
Kevin and Sheryl Tacy
Harry K. Thomas
Allan and Norma Zecchini
Joseph and Jeanne Valenti
Jo Ann Arruda
In memory of James J. Warwick
Alan and Nancy Hughes
Brenda J. Griffin
In memory of Rose C. Varrone
Wilbur and Jean Porter
Kathleen Bavaar
In memory of Barbara E. West
Francine Boyle
Eugene and Edna Morgan
James and Annette Crotti
Digital Signage Federation
Michael E. Doyle
Mary G. Ferrari
In memory of William L. White
Ellen M. Beckwith
Ruth Way
Robert and Claire Fickett
In memory of Kenneth L. Winkley
Janet and Thomas Foley
Mitch Cohen
In memory of Greta R. Tapley
Market Works International, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ray
James B. Rice
Mary and James Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winkley, Jr.
Marilyn E. Tapley
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In memory of Jack E. Trefethen
Paul Winkley
2012 Board of Trustees/Officers:
Chairman: Glenn McKenzie
Vice Chairman: Robert Eberle
President: Kevin J. Callahan
Secretary: Constance D. Sprauer, Esq.
Treasurer: Kevin J. O’Leary
Trustees:
Joseph Army
Nancy Braese, DO (Ex-Officio)
David Donsker, MD
Ross Gittell, PhD
Steve Hermans, Esq.
J. Bonnie Newman
Katie Delahaye Paine
William Schleyer
Robert Schoenberger
Major Gen (Ret.) Joseph Simeone
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OPERATING AFFILIATES:
Core Physicians
Exeter Hospital
Rockingham VNA & Hospice
5 Alumni Drive, Exeter, New Hampshire 03833
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