2016 AGM Magazine - Georgian Bay General Hospital Foundation

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Hôpital général de la baie Georgienne
GEORGIAN BAY
General Hospital
GEORGIAN BAY
General Hospital
The Annual Report
Checking our Pulse
GEORGIAN BAY
General Hospital
VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION
GEORGIAN BAY
General Hospital
VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION
2016
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A message to our community
Karen McGrath, President and CEO,
Georgian Bay General Hospital
G
eorgian Bay General Hospital once again took centre stage in our community in 2015;
the story revolved around the exceptional care provided by our frontline staff and physi-
cians and the overall dedication of the more than 600 staff members and more than 200
volunteers who make this hospital a vital part of our community.
We are all very much aware of the financial challenges faced by our hospital throughout the
past four years and last year our hospital and our community was confronted with yet another
funding crisis that threatens clinical services at our hospital.
And while we have struggled with those challenges we never lost sight of the reason we
are here; to serve the health care needs of our community.
Over the past year our staff saved more lives, comforted more families and worked harder
to improve how we deliver health care services every day.
Ralph Befort, Board Chair,
We underwent an incredibly successful Accreditation review that left us proud of what we
do; the Accreditation Canada team of surveyors had wonderful things to say about our care,
our innovative thinking and the improvements we have made over the last four years.
What we do here at Georgian Bay General Hospital relies in large part on the support of
our community. A community hospital can only succeed when the community is behind it and
that commitment to GBGH is more evident every day in North Simcoe.
Hospitals play a vital role in the communities they serve and, in turn, the community plays
a vital role in helping the hospital keep pace with the ever-changing health-care technology.
One of the avenues GBGH uses to connect with the community is through the GBGH Foundation. The Foundation brings together the donors who provide the much-needed funds that
make it possible for GBGH to provide our health-care professionals with the tools they need
Karen Roberts, President,
Volunteer Association
to do their jobs – providing the best care possible.
Funding from the province does not include money to purchase capital equipment, which
means GBGH must rely on community support to acquire those tools.
Last year, the foundation raised nearly $1.5 million to help the hospital meet patient
needs.
Everyone at your hospital knows the difference your gifts make. Thank you to everyone who
supported us this year – by making a donation, volunteering, hosting or attending one of our
events. We can’t do what we do without you!
Carey Moran, President,
Foundation
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Contents
03
05
06
07
08
09
A Message
to the
Community
GBGH
Measures
Up!
Fundraising
Fore
GBGH
Best Care
Leadership
Circle
Meet
Dr. Martin
McNamara
2015-16
Committees
10
11
12
13
15
16
Emergency
Room
Update
Exceptional
People
The Electronic
Health
Record
Foundation
Cornerstone
Partners
Shoppers
Love GBGH
Gift Shop
The Road Home
- A Patient’s
Journey
GeOrGIaN Bay
GeNeraL HOsPItaL
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18
19
20
22
24
Thank You
for Answering
the Call
The
GBGH
Gala
Celebrating
15 Years of
Celebrity Golf!
Thank You
for Working
Together
110 Anniversary
GBGH Volunteer
Association
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30
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38
annUal report
My Hospital
Away from
Home
Where
We’re
Going
Thank You
to our
Donors
Financial
Statements
Staff &
Board of
Directors
March
Mudness
2015-2016
Regional Vice President & Publisher
Dana Robbins
Regional General Manager
Elise Allain
Editor
Travis Mealing
Advertising / Distribution Manger
Kyla Barron
Graphic Design
Juanita Gabriel
Advertising Coordinator
Tanya Pallopson
Advertising Sales Representatives
Judy Wiseman
Sharon Crolly
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Christine Murray
Distribution
Lesley Alldred
Brandon Renault
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Carey Moran
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Shelly Price
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eorgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH) achieved 98%
of Accreditation Canada’s standards for excellence
and has been awarded a four-year Accreditation
certificate. Of the 2,015 applicable standards tested by
Accreditation Canada during their visit to the hospital in
December 2015, 1,970 were met!
Accreditation is the voluntary process by which hospitals
evaluate their performance against national standards. The
external peer review provides assessment and improvement
opportunities based on standards of excellence.
“I am very proud of the team here at GBGH,” President and
CEO Karen McGrath said. “In eight dimensions of quality we
met 98% of the standards we were measured against, and
I believe this accreditation proved we are going in the right
direction.”
The accreditation process began with self-assessment
on-line surveys, involving staff, board members and focus
groups over many months. A four-member team of health
care professionals (the surveyors) visited the hospital during
the first week of December to complete a hands-on review.
They looked at all aspects of the organization, reviewing
documents, interviewing teams representing leadership,
support and patient services, touring the facilities and holding
focus groups and impromptu conversations with patients,
staff, board members and community partners.
In the end, they agreed that GBGH has many strengths
including staff commitment, strong commitment to
improvement and the transformation journey, quality
communication both internally and externally, and a true
understanding of the patients the hospital serves.
The surveyors made special mention of the housekeeping
team for the safe and clean environment at GBGH and the
volunteers for being the frontline warriors of a very robust
hand hygiene program.
They also commended the organization for the successful
introduction of the Aboriginal Patient Navigator, the selftriage system in the emergency department, the antibiotic
stewardship program and a patient passport tool introduced
in the hospital’s active rehabilitation program.
“I am very proud of the team here at GBGH. In eight dimensions of
quality we met 98% of the standards we were measured against, and I believe
this accreditation proved we are going in the right direction.
”
– Karen McGrath, President & CEO
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Fundraising
F
undraising for your local community hospital can be FUN! Just ask anyone who
has participated in the South East Georgian
Bay (SEGBAY) Chamber of Commerce Golf
Tournament.
Upon discovering that provincial funding
in Ontario doesn’t pay for a single piece
of equipment for their local hospital, the
SEGBAY Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Larche Communications (parent
company of local radio stations KICX 106
and 104.1 The Dock), voted unanimously to
support Georgian Bay General Hospital with
an annual golf tournament.
“The golf tournament idea for the hospital came about after SEGBAY President
Paul Herriott and I attended a ‘Breakfast
of Champions’ session at GBGH,” said
Fred Wareing, another SEGBAY member
and tournament chair. “There we learned
that all hospitals have to raise money for
equipment and upgrades; that the government did not provide that funding. This was
a surprise to us.”
Two years in, the tournament has already
raised $62,000 for a state-of-the-art treat-
ment room in the Emergency Department at
GBGH, along with two hospitals beds. The
volunteer committee hopes that this year’s
tournament, on August 9th at Bonaire Golf
Course, will raise another $30,000.
“Quick access to medical help is of primary importance to all our members. The
hospital is also a key source of good paying
jobs for our community. This attracts skilled
people to the community which in turn leads
to more local spending which then attracts
more businesses to the community. So as
well as providing needed medical help to
our citizens, the hospital also strongly assists in creating a healthy economic environment,” added Wareing.
The SEGBAY Chamber of Commerce
represents businesses in Severn, Tay and
Georgian Bay Township. For more details
on how you can organize an event in support of GBGH, please visit www.526give.
ca/third-party-events or contact Shelly Price
at 705-526-GIVE (4483).
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Meet DR. Martinmcnamara…
2015 Hartog Health Innovation Award Recipient
T
he Hartog Health Innovation Award recognizes the
outstanding achievements of staff and physicians,
especially to honour those who work tirelessly on behalf
of Georgian Bay General Hospital. The 2015 recipient,
Dr. Martin McNamara has been at GBGH since 1998 and
has served as Chief of Staff, Chief of Emergency and
President of Medical Staff. He is an Emergency physician, a family physician and a very strong advocate for
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eMergenCY rooM update...
construction
crews
returning
to gBgH
neXt pHaSeS
oF eMergencY
departMent
proJect Set
to Start
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2012
2014
2016
Planning begins
N
early two years after the celebration
to mark the opening of phase one of
the new Emergency Department project
at Georgian Bay General Hospital, the
final phases of the project are about to
begin.
The hospital has begun the process
of pre-qualifying prospective contractors
in anticipation of the next stages of
construction. Phases two and three
will see the construction of a four-bay
ambulance garage as well as a retrofit
to bring the old spaces into alignment
with the new. Pre-qualifying is the step
taken before the project goes to RFP,
after which construction is expected to
begin sometime this summer and be
complete in 18-24 months.
For the past two years the hospital
has been working on the plans and
schematic block drawings to seek
approval from the Ministry of Health
and Long Term Care to proceed to the
construction phase, which was granted
earlier this year. The total cost for
these next phases is $9.1-million.
Our
Emergency
Department
Revitalization has been a wonderful
example of community support. Phase
one – a 6,000-square-foot addition –
was opened in June of 2014 at a cost
of $5-million, which was funded entirely
by the community.
While the province has committed
more than $8-million toward phases
two and three, our community has once
again supported in earnest, raising
an additional $2.1-million for capital
expenses and the equipment your
physicians and nurses need to provide
you with the best care.
When complete, the department will
have grown from 10,000 square feet
to nearly 17,000 square feet and will
include new trauma rooms, treatment
rooms, ambulance garage, secure
areas and waiting rooms, at a total cost
of $14.1-million.
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Campaign Launch
Our best Care Ends
$2.1 million raised!
Phase i
Construction begins
Phase i Complete!
Phases 2 & 3 begin!
Exceptional PEOPLE
O
ur cup runneth over here at Georgian
Bay General Hospital, because when
it comes to good people, we have plenty
to be proud of!
Each year, the Board of Directors
accepts nominations from within the
organization to acknowledge staff who
are deserving of special recognition.
The Board Awards of Excellence
Congratulations to our 2015-2016 Exceptional
People Award recipients: Rick Patenaude,
Jacquie Belcourt and the Therapy Team!
Our 2015-2016 Exceptional Volunteers are
Lori Moreau, Ann Kerry and Agnes Hemming.
recognize Exceptional People each year
as nominated by their peers. Launched
in 2010, the awards are intended to:
• Provide the Board with an opportunity
to recognize and honour the outstanding
performance and achievements of peernominated staff and physicians within
our organization;
• To promote, reward and recognize
employee achievements that especially
demonstrate the values of Georgian Bay
General; • To recognize and publicize the
achievements of employees among the
communities that we serve.
Since its launch, there have been 14
people nominated each year for the
awards, which are celebrated with an
annual dinner and award presentation. In
2014, Exceptional Volunteer Awards were
added to recognize their contributions in
the same way.
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tHE ELECtROniC HEaLtH RECORD
oUr vISIon to provIde eXceptIonal care contInUeS...
T
he Electronic Health Record has
changed the pace of healthcare; soon
your physicians at GBGH will be accessing,
reviewing, communicating, making diagnosis and treatment plans quicker thanks to
a new software addition.
Our vision is to optimize our health re-
cord system so that physicians are able
to enter their orders, document notes, receive alerts and notifications about their
patients, and share the information with
other clinicians. This will ensure more accurate entry of information along with more
timely delivery of diagnosis and treatment
for patients in our care, assisting us in our
vision to provide exceptional care, every
person, every time.
The software that provides this
leap forward in electronic health
care is called the
Physician
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Manager. This critical software, along
with all the equipment at Georgian
Bay General Hospital, is not funded
by the government and therefore must be
purchased with funds donated by our community.
In April 2015, the Foundation Cornerstone Partners took on the challenge of
raising $651,078 to purchase the Physician Care Manager for GBGH! This wonderful group of 66 community members
recognized the value this program brings
to patients at GBGH and has jointly
pledged more than $115,000 annually.
Their funds support the equipment needs
at GBGH, through individual contributions
of $500, $1,000 or $2,500 each year on
an annual basis.
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SHOPPERSLove
gBgH volunteer gift Shop
“In 2015, the Georgian Bay General Hospital Volunteer
Association took the hospital’s shopping
experience to a whole new level!”
T
he ‘Gift Shop’ underwent an extensive renovation and revitalization for
the first time in almost 20 years. Over
a two month period, everything from the
counters to the shelves and even the
walls changed. This has turned it into
a real drawing card, even for those who
have no other reason to visit the hospital.
The Gift Shop now carries home and
fashion accessories, a large selection
of bags and purses, clothing for women,
sleepwear for men and women, an extensive selection of jewelry and handmade clothing for the American Girl doll.
You can also find handmade baby quilts,
sweaters and hats and keepsakes for
baby. As always, everything you buy is
tax free!
Most importantly, every purchase you
make helps to support your hospital.
The Shop is run by volunteers, and all
love
the profit is turned over to the hospital
as part of the Association’s annual contribution to keeping your hospital vibrant
and up-to-date.
Store hours are Monday to Friday from
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed for dinner)
and reopens at 6:30 p.m. The store is
open weekends from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
We
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the road hoMe
a Patient''s
journey
E
very journey has a destination, and
in active rehabilitation that destination is usually home.
The roadmap for this journey at Georgian Bay General Hospital is called the
Patient Passport.
Developed by the Therapy Team at
GBGH, the patient passport is a communication tool between the Care Team,
Patient and their support network. This
unique booklet provides the patient and
their support network (family, friends)
with information about the Care Team
and contact information, plus outlines
the patient’s current level of functionality, their goals for discharge and the
recommendations of the Care Team.
In essence, it provides the patient
with all the information they need to
understand and take part in their own
active rehabilitation!
The passport also provides the patient and support network with details
of their responsibilities for arranging
equipment and services for discharge
and explains what the Care Team is
able to provide or refer them to.
How does it work?
The Patient and their family meet
with each of the disciplines involved in
their care: Physiotherapy, Occupational
Therapy, Speech Language Pathology,
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Recreation Therapy, Nursing and Social
Work. The Patient keeps the completed
passport as a record of their meetings
and a list of recommendations from
each therapist of the things they need
for a successful discharge.
Congratulations to the Therapy Team
at GBGH for their wonderful team work
and innovation! During the visit by Accreditation Canada in 2015, surveyors
were very impressed with the Patient
Passport. In addition, the Therapy Team
was the recipient of a Board Award of
Excellence for the innovation.
Thank You
for Answering
the Call!
A
nurse call system is a communication lifeline for patients! Hundreds
of times each day, patients use a call
system to ask nurses questions, alert
them to a problem or to request help
getting out of bed.
In 2015, the 40-year-old call system
on 2 North began to work intermittently,
and it became a risk the hospital needed
to address immediately. Because there
is absolutely no government funding for
equipment in hospitals, the Foundation
partnered with the nurses on the unit to
send out a letter to the community asking for their help.
Your respnse was wonderful! 356
members of your community responded
with donations, totaling $38,305 toward the new system. In addition, the
staff at GBGH pledged their own Staff
Giving Circle donations, contributing an
additional $3,130 and bringing the total
raised to $41,435.
Thanks to all of your support, a new
and improved nurse call system is in
now place and is having a positive im-
pact on patient care. Additional units
were installed in the shower and tub
rooms, and the negative pressure isolation room to allow nurses to talk to their
patients in these areas. There are also
satellite units in the halls that allow
nursing staff to respond to calls from
anywhere on the floor, and the updated
command centre is more efficient and
user-friendly.
Proof that when hospital staff, community members and the Foundation
work together, amazing things happen!
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THE gbghgala…
10 Years in the Making
“It’s all about the team”
– Mary Jane Brooks, founding Gala
Committee member.
I
n 2006, a team of community supporters launched the first Hospital Gala
‘Moonlight on Georgian Bay’ at The Inn
at Bay Moorings, raising $45,000 for
the Huronia District Hospital. The Gala
featured eight chef stations, four entertainers and silent and live auctions
with Wayne Middaugh as the Master of
Ceremonies.
“We were inspired by the Front Line
Cancer Foundation’s Titz’n Glitz event
we attended in Collingwood,” said Lyn
Wolfhard, one of the members of the
founding committee.
“We actually pulled it off,” said
Mary Jane Brooks, another member.
“I wanted to serve my community and
supporting the hospital was a good way
to do it.”
Over the next seven years, Lyn and
Mary Jane (fondly referred to as the
Gala Girls) worked with teams of
volunteers to make the Gala bigger
and better. They dazzled guests with
themes ranging from Hollywood Nights
to Disco Fever, attracting more chefs,
entertainers and guests.
“It’s all about the team,” said Brooks,
mentioning that the event is such a
success thanks to the many dedicated
volunteers who help out each year.
In 2012, the Gala Girls invited Jaime
Crouch of Splash Events to take the
Gala to new creative heights as the
event found its new home at the
Midland Cultural Centre. Under his
creative direction, guests have visited
Paris, New York, Rio and even traveled
Around the World to celebrate the 10th
Anniversary in 2015. To date, the
GBGH Gala has raised an incredible
$671,644 for the hospital!
The 11th Annual GBGH Gala, ‘Las
Vegas, Baby!’ will take place at the MCC
on Saturday, October 15, 2016. Tickets
are $140 each and can be purchased
through the MCC, at Rub of the
Green, Splash Events or by calling the
Foundation at 705-526-GIVE (4483).
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Celebrating
15 Years of
Celebrity Golf!
W
hen Wayne and Sherry Middaugh
ran their first Celebrity Golf
Tournament in 2001, they had no
idea it would become one of the most
successful golf fundraisers in Simcoe
County!
With the help of dedicated
volunteers, dozens of celebrities and
hundreds of golfers, Wayne and Sherry
organized their incredible tournament
for 15 years in support of Georgian Bay
General Hospital.
Each year, participants enjoyed a day
of golfing, cocktails, dinner and auction
followed by live entertainment. Year
after year, interest in the tournament
grew, bringing more sponsorship dollars,
more exciting auction items and raising
more money for the hospital. In 2015,
the final year for the tournament, a
record $126,174 was raised, thanks to
a special $50,000 gift from the Sandra
Schmirler Foundation and an incredible
live auction.
Thanks to their amazing efforts to
make their event bigger and better
each year, Wayne and Sherry made the
Middaugh Celebrity Golf Tournament
an incredible success, with a total of
$515,862 donated to Georgian Bay
General Hospital! Over the years, the
tournament has helped to purchase
infant incubators, hospital beds, vital
signs monitors, a wireless network
and more. These are wonderful gifts
that will continue to benefit our whole
community for years to come.
On behalf of everyone at Georgian
Bay General Hospital, we want to thank
Wayne & Sherry Middaugh, and their
amazing volunteer committee, for their
incredible generosity over the years!
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Commonwell Mutual
Insurance Group donated
$50,000 to the CT Scanner!
The Tiny Mayor’s
Golf Tournament
raised $12,500
for GBGH!
2015/2016
Was a Great year!
for
Working TOGETHER
FOR OUR GBGH!
R.J. Burnside pledged $25,000 to the
CT Scanner! More than $800,000 has
been raised to date.
HGR Graham Partners LLP donated $10,000 to the Emergency
Department Revitalization (phases 2 & 3) at GBGH! More than
$2,000,000 has been raised to date.
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Incredible generosity can do incredible things! 963 people, businesses and community groups TOGETHER
funded more than 45 essential pieces of equipment for Georgian Bay General Hospital!
2015 S
tatS
# of Donor
s: 1,616
Total reve
nue: $1,49
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onation: $
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$61,000
Expense r
atio: 23%
TOGETHER, our communities
purchased 29,680 Smile
Cookies, resulting in a
$29,680 donation from our
local Tim Hortons restaurants
to purchase stretchers for the
Emergency Department at
GBGH!
We asked, and you came
through! 170 individuals and
businesses donated $24,342
to help purchase four new Vital
Signs Monitors for 1N.
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110tH Anniversary
georgian BaY general hospital
Volunteer assoCiation
O
ne hundred and ten years
ago, a small group of dedicated women met to discuss
how they could help their
hospital, then known as
Midland
Penetanguishene General and Marine
Hospital. Four buildings
and five name changes
later, that small group
has grown to more
than 200 women and
men who continue to
volunteer and keep
the vision and mission at Georgian Bay
General Hospital very
much alive and active.
Volunteers
contribute an average
of 35,000 hours of
service every year in
virtually every area of
the hospital! You’ll find
them in the Emergency
Department, Ambulatory
Care, Diagnostic Imaging,
Surgical Day Care, Patient
Happy Anniversary
Units, the Information Desks, Health
Records, Patients in Motion and Pharmacy. They also provide assistance to
the nurse practitioner and in the medical library.
If you’ve ever been to the hospital
as a patient or visitor, you have been
helped by the volunteers.
Fundraising is a large part of what
they do — and they do it well! Since
1998, when the record keeping started
through the Foundation, the Volunteer
Association has given $1,318,175.80
to the hospital for equipment and capital projects.
In addition to bake and craft sales,
raffles, tag days, geranium sales and
butter tarts, the volunteers also operate the very successful Gift Shop and
the Coffee Bar and Lottery. These
operations alone generate more than
$60,000 a year! For shoppers, buying
from the gift shop and coffee bar is a
real win-win – an opportunity to support
your hospital without paying taxes!
What began as a group of women
mending sheets has grown into a very
successful community resource.
to the
‘Blue Jackets’! And here’s to another
110 Years!
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MaRCH MUDnESS
raISeS $40,000 For ct Scanner!
T
alk about bringing an idea to life!
In October 2015, Penetanguishene
Mayor Gerry Marshall had a vision of
bringing his community together to raise
funds for their hospital by completing a
five kilometer mud run.
On March 20, 2016, more than 170
participants converged on Rotary Champlain Wendat Park in Penetanguishene
to bring Gerry’s vision to life. The first
annual March MUDness was born!
Participants braved the chilly weather
in their colorful team t-shirts, sporting
names such as “Cirque du Sore Legs”,
“50 shades of Tay” and “I Can’t Believe
it’s not Mudder”. With incredible enthusiasm and energy, participants climbed
an enormous snow pile, jumped over
hay bales and tires, pulled fire hoses
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and crawled through culverts to complete the course.
From sponsorships and participant
pledges, an incredible $40,000 was
donated to the CT Scanner for Georgian
Bay General Hospital! Special thanks to
Tay Township Mayor Scott Warnock, who
brought in the most individual pledges
at $1,750, and kudos to GBGH Team
“Dirty Rekords” who brought in $2,856
for the highest team total.
This inaugural event was an incredible success as our communities came
together to support our hospital. Staff
at the Town of Penetanguishene worked
tirelessly to organize and promote the
event, while title sponsors Magna, ALC
and Geranium supported the event with
great generosity, and the participants
from across North Simcoe raised thousands of dollars and their enthusiasm
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Hospital
MY
Away From
Home
N
ot everyone who comes to Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH)
has a permanent home in our community. Each year, seasonal residents,
boaters and visitors to our region account for more than 4,500 visits to our
Emergency Department.
Judy Kaufman is a longtime Georgian
Bay boater, who considers Midland her
home away from home. In 2014, following surgery in her home community,
Judy and her husband were relaxing
on their boat when she began to feel
she was choking. Not the coughing
kind, but she suddenly found that she
couldn’t swallow and was having trouble breathing. Thankfully, they were
docked at the marina, and were able
“I’m so grateful
to get quickly to the Emergency Department at GBGH.
Judy was quickly diagnosed and
rushed into emergency surgery. A
nurse ran to the parking lot to call the
Anesthesiologist back to the Operating Room. Surgery was done to clear
the blockage and repair the damage
caused by the aforementioned surgery.
Within a few hours, Judy was back on
the boat and on the road to recovery.
“I’m so grateful to the staff at Georgian Bay General Hospital,” says Judy.
“I might not be here today if it weren’t
for their quick action.”
Working with marinas from Penetanguishene around to Honey Harbour, the
GBGH Foundation launched the Boat-
to the staff at Georgian Bay General
Hospital. I might not be here today if it weren’t for
their
quick action.” – Judy Kaufman
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ers for Best Care program in 2015, to
provide boaters in our area the opportunity to support their hospital away from
home. Together, marinas and boaters
donated $18,525 toward the purchase
of a new CT Scanner at GBGH.
There are a number of ways to get
involved in 2016. Boaters can participate in a raffle for some incredible
boating prizes (full list at www.526give.
ca/boatersforbestcare) and join in the
fun as marinas across the region host
fundraisers in support of Georgian Bay
General Hospital.
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Total Beds – april 1, 2016.......105
Emergency Visits ..............45,805
In-Patient Visits ................35,415
Out-Patient Visits..............18,725
number of lab Tests ........711,185
CT Scans Completed............8,126
Diagnostic Imaging Tests ..35,765
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WHERE WE’RE gOIng...
Each year, your donations fund the essential tools that your hospital
staff & physicians require to provide you with the Best Care. Here are
some of the equipment that your donations will help to purchase!
eCg analysis software
$7,641.77
Patient
Diagnosis
automated urinalysis /
Microscopic analyzer
$96,795.69
Ct scanner
$1.6 million
Patient
Safety
• Replace Air Conditioner
$20,378.04
• Mag Lock Doors
$100,000
• Risk Reporting &
Monitoring Software
$67,247.53
pharmacy
renovation
$246,574.28
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• Lighting Control
$20,378.04
• Replace OTN Equipment
$35,661.57
• Privacy Curtains
$17,932.68
patient room
Furniture
26 rooms x
$1,500ea
Patient
Comfort
sleeper Chairs
3 x $1,400ea
patient Beds
6 x $8,000ea
Scope Cleaning
Machines
2 x $58,500ea
Surgery
Tourniquet
$16,302.43
Rigid Cystoscopes
3 x $7,000ea
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Thank you to our donors of 2015/2016
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Marg Abernethy
Edna Acosta
Gladys Adams
Joanne Adams
Ralph Adamson
ADCO Tire and Auto Inc.
Brian Adkin
James and Anne Agnew
Leonard and Virginia Aitchison
Dr. Abosede Akintan
Francine Albrough
Allan Arlett & Ingrid Van Rotterdam
Doug Allen
Dr. John Robin Allen
Mike and Carolyn Allgeier
Brian Alves
AMJ Campbell
Jennifer Anaka
Doris Anderson
John and Linda Anderson
Paula Anderson
Andre Nel Professional Corporation
David and Linda Andrews
Brent Andreychuk
Anonymous
Donna Ansell
Rick Ansell
Hugh Anson Cartwright
Giovanni Antonacci
Elizabeth Appleton
ARAMARK Canada Ltd.
Lawrence Arbour
Roy and Diane Arbour
Dr. Laurin Archer
Holly Archer
Laurin Archer
Malcolm S. Archibald
Patricia Armstrong
Robert and Sharon Armstrong
Sharon Arnett
Helen Asaris
Paul and Frances Ashenhurst
Scott and Tracy Ashley
M. Shan Atkins
Cathy Atkinson
Heather Attwood
Shawn Aymer
Donna Bachinger
Joy Bacon
Kris Badoolal
Angelina Bailey
Herb and Jean Bailey
Bryan Baker
John and Gail Bakker
Marjorie Baks
Anthony and Ruth Bakuniec
Andrew and Agnes Balfour
Roger Ball
Balm Beach House of Glass
Bandana Construction Ltd.
Ed and Gladys Banks
Linda Barber
Barber & Haskill Ltd.
Barden Property Inspections Inc.
Barbara Barger
Brock Barker
John and Zeolida Barnas
Dan and Linda Barnes
Madeline Barnes
Joyce Barron
Lindsay Barron
Rosemary Barron
Bruce Barton
Avery Bassett
Isabel Bassett
Elizabeth Bastedo
Bryant and Patricia Bastine
John Baxter
Baybridge Seniors Living
Dr. David Bayfield
Bayfield House Retirement
Lodge Inc.
Catharine Bayles
Bayshore Lanes Bowling Centre
Deborah Bazinet & Family
Brian and Kathy Beal
Sue Beatty
Eleanor Beaudoin
Marc Beaudoin
Lois Beausoleil
Beausoleil First Nation
Viki Beeney
Ralph and Kathy Befort
Rita Befort
Julie Belanger - Lachance
Lou Belcourt
Mary Belfry
Murray and Pat Belfry
Betty Ann Bell
Elizabeth Bell
John C. and Edith Bell
Phelps and Judy Bell
Roger and Valerie Bell
Lawrence and Monette Bellehumeur
Pierre and Kimberly Bellehumeur
Laurie Belsey
Randy Bender
Jule Benedict
Carolyn Bennett
Grant Bennett
Bentall Kennedy (Canada) LP
Frank Berdan
Craig and Jean Bernard
Yvonne Berriault
Jean Berrouard
Andrea Betty
Brian and Penny Betty
Art and Ricky Beutler
Bids for Benefit Inc.
Birchcrest Apartments
Alan Black
Murray J. Black
Roman and Kazia Bladek
David Blair
George and Nancy Blake
Shelley Blanchard
Bleu Garden Restaurant
BNR Carpentry
Boat Warehouse
Ronald and June Boettger
Leslie John Boffin
Andre and Therese Boileau
Ron and Donna Bolt
Deborah Bonthron
Marvin Boone
Amanda Boot
John and Deborah Boots
Boston Pizza Midland
Lisa Both
Dr. George and Sandra Boucher
Bourgeois Motors Limited
Lisa Bowes
Robert and Rosemary Bowie
Dennis and Pauline Brabant
Marion Bradbury
Susan Bradley
Wayne Bradley
Anton and Maria Brancelj
Alice Brandon
Earl Brandon
Jim and Arlene Brennan
Mary Brett
Terri Brezinski
John and Sharon Broadhurst
Malcolm and Sandra Broadley
Mary Jane Brooks
Jaymie and Cyndi Brown
John Brown
Roger and Jane Brown
Richard Bruneau
Claudette Brunelle
David Brunelle
Garry Bryant
George Bryant
Ron Buchan
Edwin and Anna Buchholz
Susan Buckland
Andrew Buckles
Marilyn Bumstead
Burgundy Asset Management Ltd.
Robert and Sheila Burk
Glenn and Kathleen Burnett
Michael Burns
Patty Burns
Barry Burton
George Burton
Marvine Busch
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Odette Bussiere
Paul and Lynda Butters
Matthew Byford
C.C. Tatham & Associates Ltd.
Colleen Cadeau
Scott Cain
Carol Callas
Dr. Peter Cameron
Edna Cameron
Ruth Camirand
Charles Campbell
Gary and Jane Campbell
Harry Campbell
Kelly Campbell
Canadian Diabetes Association
Liliana Canadic
Gregory Canning
James and Mary Carl
Josephine Carli
Natalino and Maria Pai Carli
Vickie and Rudy Carli
Peter Carling
Marion Carnduff
David and Sheila Carpenter
John and Mary Carpenter
Michael and Tania Carriere
James Carruthers
Scott Carruthers
Robert Carson
Susan Carter
Daniel Casey
Patrick Casey
John Cathers
Kenneth Cave
Central Cab Company
Jennifer Challice
Delores Chalmers
Debby Chambers
Jillian Chandler
Gail Chapman
Dawn Charbonneau
David Charlebois
Ivan and Suzanne Charlebois
Jenna Charlebois
John Charlebois
Kathy Charlebois
Edwin and Dr. Pamela Chart
Dr. Olivia Cheng
William Chenier
Chris Cherry
Nino and Lucy Chiste
Ted and Laurel Chivers
Andrew Chomentowski
Randy and Marian Chotowetz
Bruce Christie
Douglas and Barbara Christie
Joyce Chun
Armando and Sandra
Carli- Cianfarani
CIBC - Midland Branch
CIBC Head Office
Ralph Cipolla
Phyllis Clapp
Jean Clark
Ronald and Pat Clark
Anthony Cleary
Frank Cleary
Michael and Eleanor Cleary
Lisa Cleaver
Dr. Jay and Patricia Climenhaga
Marion Clute
Beverley Cockburn
Cognashene Community Church
Coldwater Auto Parts Limited
Coldwater Funeral Home Limited
Coldwater Rent-All
Michael and Janet Coley
Marjorie Collins
Donalda Columbus
Donna Columbus
Richard and Teresa Colwell
Andrew Combes
Debbie Commodore
Debbie Connolly
James A Cook
Joyce Cook
Philip and Dorothy Coombs
Carol Cooper
Susan Copeland
Maurice and Enid Corbett
Joan Corbier
George and Sandy Cornell
Joanne Corosky
Corporate Solutions Inc.
Corporation of the
Township of Georgian Bay
Jean Coryell
Robert Coryell
Anita Cote
Peter Cote
Mary Cottrell
Wayne and Diane Coughlin
John and Joanne Coull
Ann Coultrup
County of Simcoe
Donald and Aline Cousens
Aaron Coutts
Dr. Richard and Carole Coutts
Ian and Sandra Coutts
Kevin Cowie
Donald and Kathleen Cox
Ed Cox
Barb Coxworth
Elizabeth Coyne-DuBeau
Shirley Craig
James C. Crawford
Jim Crawford
Howard and Viola Crichton
Geoff Crompton
CRS Contractors Rental Supply
Robert Cudney
Carol Culic
Glenn Currie and Family
Currie Truck Centre
Joseph and Mary Daca
Debbie Dal Bello - Conn
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Dan Forget Construction
Peter Dance
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Daughters of Isabella
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Jim Davidson
Cynthia Davie
Alun and Janice Davies
Lorna Davis
William and Kathleen Davis
Brad Davy
Erin Davy
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Jean Reay Day
Lloyd and Ann Day
Dayden Salon
Arnold DeCarli
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William Deeks
Raymond and Marion Deeton
Degroot Sand and Gravel Ltd.
Bryan Dehnke
Fred and Gabriela Dell
John and Beverley Dempster
Stacey Deneka
Joseph and Shirley Denis
Waltraud Denninger
Brenda Derosier
Anita Deschambault
Ruby Deschenes
Armand and Juliette Desjardins
John Desjardins
Juliette Desjardins
Stephen Desjardins
Denis and Mary Desrochers
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Doris Dilger
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Michael Dixon
Harold and Moira Donaldson
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Liz Doolittle
Michael and Loretta Dorion
Dan Douglas
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Dulvenvoorden Haulage
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Bob Duncan
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Steve and Miriam Duncan
Duncor Enterprises Inc.
Douglas Dunlop
Bruce and Lois Dunn
George and Adrienne Dunn
Maureen Dunn
Tom Dunnett
Frances Dupuis
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Beverley Duquette
Brenda Duquette
Diane Duquette
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Phil Edmunds
Don Edwards
Donald and Joy Edwards
Mary Jean Edwards
Ronald and Sharon Edwards
Verne and Doris Edwards
Katie Eensalu
Lydia Ehmcke
Virgilio and Olga Elia
Kevin Ellis
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Estate of Lawrence Frederick Boyce
Estate of Margaret Agnes Kelly
Anne Evans
Antonia Evans
John and Cynthia Evans
Ernie Eves
Doug Ewen
Express Uniforms
F.W. Jeffery and Sons Limited
Factory Recreation
Ann Fagan
Dr. James Fahy
Erin Fairbanks, B.Sc., D. Ch.
Paul Faires
Mary Falls
Audrey Faris
Dan and Mona Farquharson
Fastenal Midland
Ernest Faulkner
Kathleen Faulkner
Teresa Favot
Lucia Favret
Patricia Favret
Barbara Fawcett
Mary Fecteau
Paula Fecteau
Terry and Anita Fegarty
Rod and Fran Ferguson
Ryan Ferguson
William Ferguson and
Dr. Lynda Mickelborough
Betty-Ann Ferreira
Richardo Fica
Barbara Fidera
Doris Fiedler
Mary Fiedler
Patricia File
Giuseppina Fiorillo
Tom and Arline Fisher
Bayla Fishman
Linda Fitzpatrick
Brian and Donna Fleming
Russ and Patricia Fleming
Fred and Eleonore Flohr
Paul and Angela Perri- Forder
Karen Forget
Lisa Forget
Michael and Georgette Forget
Arthur Foster
Perry Foster
FoTTSA
Howard and Shirley Fournier
Larry Fournier
Elizabeth Fowler
Jennifer Fowler
Fox Contracting Ltd.
Dwayne and Tanya Frans
Hermann Franz
Kenneth and Suzanne Fraser
Fred Hook Limited
Gloria Fredericks
Helen French
Jean French
Landon French
Norm Freund
Scott Frew
Dr. Steven Frey
Ottilia Frey
Ludwig and Lore Friedrich
Derek G. Friend
Friends of Dr. James Shaw
Helga Frohle
Dr. Tracy Frost
Dr. Richard Furtado
Dr. Greg Gaffney
Andree Gagnon
Joe and Joanne Gagnon
Jean A. Gallagher
Brian and Joanne Gamble
John and Ruth Gammell
Dr. Anne Gannon
Margaret Garrett
Garthside Limited
Kenneth and Mary Garvey
Luke Gasteiger
Norman and Donna Gaupholm
Ken Gauthier
Ziggy and Nelle Gaweda
Phil Gellatly
General Mills
Doreen M. Gentle
Georgian Bay Landing
Georgian Bay Metis Council
Georgian Bay Seniors Club #408
Georgian Radiology Consultants
Charlotte Gerdes
German Canadian Club
Gemuetlichkeit
George Gervais
Mary Gervais
John and Shelly Gianetto
Fernando and Jill Gibson - Esposito
Wolfgang and Mary Gieseler
Allan and Susan Gignac
Clement and Rita Gignac
Gail Gignac
John and Heather Gignac
John and Sharon Gignac
Melissa Gignac
Remi and Yvonne Gignac
Remi and Verna Gignac
Harold Gill
Robert and Shirley Gillesby
Annette Girard
Bob and Vivien Girard
Roger and Lynne Goddard
Eric Goldstrand
Dr. Bruno and Louise Golisky
Dr. Jeffrey Golisky
Bill and Nadine Goman
Ron Gonzalez
Barry and Judy Goode
Margaret Gooderham
Jack and Patricia Goodfellow
J. Lewis Gordanier
Adam and Christel Gores
Leslie Gottics
Ann Graham
Frank and Mary Graham
Janice Graham
Mary Lynn Graham
Rebecca Graham
Dr. John and Dr. Judith Grant
Cecil and Jayne Gratrix
Arlene Gray
Robert and Janina Gray
Margie Green
Diane Greenfield
Greenlaw Waterworks
John Griffiths
Jessica Grimley
Tina and Dick Grolman
Renate Groppe
Cleo Grozelle
Dr. Mark Grundmanis
Arlene Gryfe
Edward and Anne Guthrie
Tracy Guthrie
GVS Sheet Metal
H.S. St. Amant & Sons Inc.
Norma Haats
Peter and Sheila Haats
Fred and Barb Hacker
Ruth E. Haig
Joy Hale
Alma Hall
Douglas Hall
Reg and Sandra Hall
Thomas and Annette Hall
Hamblin Watsa Investment
Counsel Ltd.
Garry and Sally Hamelin
Gary and Janet Hamilton
Michael Hamilton
Mary Hammell
Colleen Hancock
Frank and Phoebe Handerek
James and Helen Handley
Robert and Lorraine Handy
John and Claire Hanson
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Hapamp Limited
Harbour West Marina Ltd.
Harbourfront Wealth Management
Stephen and Mary Hardisty
Hardship Acres Landscaping Inc.
Randy and Nancy Hargrave
Dean Harker
John and Beverley Harker
Carolyn Harper
Owen Harries
Larry Harrison
Roger Hart
Gerald and Sandra Hartman
John and Trish Hartman
Janet Harvey
Mary Harvey
Michael Hasley
Reginald Hassall
Cindy Hastings
Ian Hastings
Judie Hatfield
April Hawke
Brian and Carolyn Haynes
HD Supply Utilities
Ross and Rebecca Heacock
Healthmark
Marven Hebner
Gordon and Donalda Hector
Harold and Joan Heels
Gerlinde and Christopher Heidel
Robert Heins
Roy Heins
Tuula Heiskanen
Helicon Properties Ltd.
Manuel and Lydia Helzel
Jamie Henderson
John Henderson
William and Ruth Henn
Herb Carpenter Limited
Ilse Herbst
Paul Herriott
June Heximer
HGR Graham Partners
Mangement Services
Dennis and Margaret Hicks
Roswitha Hildebrand
Ronald W.A. Hill
Hindson Marina Ltd.
John and Ellen Hinks
Richard and Cathy Hinton
Marion Hiscock
Robert and Joan Hobson
Diane Hodges
Konrad and Renate Hofmeister
Kevin and Brenda Holden
Wendy Holder
Glen Holmes
David Holwell
Joan Hopkins
Susan Hopkinson
Greg Hornberger
Don and Joan Hough
Peter Hough
Bernadette Houlden
Brenda Hounsome
Audrey Howard
Lori Howard
Dorothea Huehmann
Darlyn Hughes
Germaine Hughes
Patricia Hultan
George and Anne Hume
Vince and Nancy Hummelink
Barbara Hunt
Ron and Mary Hunt
Bill and Nancy Hunter
Pauline Hunter
Bob Hurley
Susan Hurley
Tom and Theresa Hurley
Huron Bay Estates Corp.
Huronia Alarms & Fire Security Inc.
Huronia Animal Hospital
Huronia Marine
Huronia Riders
Carol Hurtick
Huson Brothers Flooring
Sandra Hussel
Tho Van Huynh
Hydro One Inc.
IBM Canada Inc
In Memory of Bryan Berriault Sr. &
Larry Bourgeois
Industrial Filter Manufacturing
Limited
Angela Ingram
John and Marcella Ingriselli
Mal and Sue Inrig
Investors Group Financial Services
Inc.
Bill Inwood
Carole Irvine
Stan Isoki
Mary Anne Ivens
J.D. Do-IT-All Renovations
Barbara Jackson
Dennis and Joan Marie Jackson
Brian Jacques
Jag’s Travel Complex
Kim and Alan Jaiko
Heather James
James Mitchell and Suzanne Plouffe
Tom and Dawn Jamieson
Vernon and Jeannette Jamieson
Antonius Janssen
David and Alison Jarlette
Sharon Jarlette
Jarlette Health Services/
The Villa Care Centre
Mary Jarman
Kent and Linda Jeffery
E. Jane Jeffrey
Tom Jenkins
Yvonne Jenkins
Thomas and June Jenkinson
William and Margaret Jennings
Dr. Herman and Judy Jilesen
Jim McCreary and Deb Cross
June Jobson
Robert and Susan Jobson
John Lister and Susan French
Diane Johnson
George Johnson
Rebecca Johnson
Johnson Bayfield Medicine
Professional Corp.
Chris Johnston
Jacqueline Johnston
Katherine Johnston
Tim Johnston
Guy and Katherine Johnstone
Don and Jeanne Jones
George and Eleanor Jones
Hugh Jones
Thomas and Deborah Jones
Donna Jordan
Patrick Jordan
Jordan Lacroix and Cullen Stuart
Garnet Joynt
Bernard and Rejeanne Juneau
Mark Jurychuck
Else Kappe
Ross Kaufman
Gary Kaus
Patrick and Rosemary Kearns
Nathan and Ida Keeping
Kei-Lor Kitchen & Bath
Y. Kemp
Jean Kerr
Ann Kerry
Leslie Ann Kerry
Dr. William and Hazel Kettle
Amber Khawaja
Jane Kiersnowski
Jaak and Val Kikkajoon
David Kilgour
Margaret Killing
Cory King
Kathy King
Lillian King
Malcolm King
Moira King
Robert and Nancy King
King Koating Roofing Inc.
Susan Kingdom
Paul and Vivian Kirkup
Doug and Norma Kirton
Dr. Peter Kizoff
Jessica Klug
Leslie Knaze
Bill and Jo-Ann Knicely
Heather Knight
Knights of Columbus Council #2004
Braden and Doreen Knowles
Raymond Knuff
Dr. Klaas and Wilma Koiter
Ed Kole
Aaron Kontkanen
Antero and Shirley Kontkanen
John and Suzanne Koppel
Michael and Elaine Kovach
Kathy Kowalski
Margaret Krull
Juergen Kuch
Roland and Marja Kuerzdoerfer
Walter and Ursula Kunst
John and Cindy Kurvink
Gerard La Chapelle
Paul La Chapelle
Doug La Rose
Dr. Joell LaBrie
LABX Media Group Canada Inc.
Jack and Anne LaChapelle
Thom Lackie
Donna Lacroix
Gary and Nancy Lacroix
Kelly Lacroix
Pauline Lacroix
Ralph and Delva Lacroix
Peter and Pamela Ladell
Diane Ladouceur
Joanne Ladouceur
Gail Lafond
Dr. Rae and Deborah Lake
Carol Lalonde
Paul and Marlene Lambie
Dorothy Lamers
Nicole Lamers
Bob and Anita Lamoureux
Howard and Mary Lang
Waltraut Lang
Larry and Brenda Langley
Sara Lankshear
Alvin LaPlume
Neil LaPlume
Shayne Large
Karen Larkins
Lori Larmand
Rita Larmand
Kathy Latanville
Cleo Laurin
Heather Laurin
Rene Laurin
Roy and Joan Lavin
Barb Lawson
Douglas Lawson
Joan Lawton
James Layter
Ralph Learn
Hudson Leavens
Anne Leblanc
Pat Leblanc
Richard and Irene Leblanc
Sherry-Lynn Leblanc
Jo Anne LeClair
Rita Leclair
Dale Lediard
Joan Lediard
Ben Leduc
Doreen Leeming
Jeff Lees
Sherri Legere
Anne Legge
Janet Leitch
Phyllis Lemcke
Joan Lemieux
Norman and Christine Lemieux
Paul and Janet Lenneard
Joe Leo
Beverley Leonard
Kevin and Tracy Leonard
Alda Lepine
Lloyd and Ann Leroux
Dan Lesperance
William and Margaret Lettau
John Lever
Alan Lewis
Patricia and Ruldolph Lewkoski
Anne Lidstone
Lifestyle Integrated Inc.
Donald and Jeannette Limoges
Lois Lipton
Fred Lockhart
Dr. Rainer and Dr. Barb Loiskandl
Brigitte Loof
Valerie Lord
Keith and Cathy Lortie
Norbert and Eileen Lortie
Michael and Bernard Losier
Jack and Bernice Ludwig
Rod and Judy Lundy
Dr. Susan Lyons
M&M Meat Shops Ltd.
Robert Macaulay
Allan and Doris MacDiarmid
George and Catherine MacDonald
Geraldine Macdonald
Ken and Susan MacDonald
Kyle MacDonald
Betty Anne MacDougall
Sid MacKay
Dorothy Mackie
Jean and Ken Mackie
Robert MacKinnon
Liz MacLeod
Ross MacLeod
David (Don) MacRae
John and Mary Magill
Paul and Betty Maheu
Richard and Margaret Maheu
Terry Lynn Maheu
Anne Mandlsohn
Doug and Debra Mann
David and Helen Manning
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Steven and Susan Manning
Katherine Mantella
Donald and Verna Marcellus
Raymond Marchand
Cy and Deb Marchildon
John Marchildon
Paul Marchildon
Bruno and Ariella Marcuz
Krista Margeson
Marine Insurance
Claude Marion
Gertrude Marion
June Marion
Kenneth and Madeleine Marion
Kim Marion
Gord Marsden
Brian and Marie Marshall
Alan and Barbara Martin
George and Nancy Martin
Joseph Martin
Lorraine Martin
Tim Martin
William and Pauline Martin
Chris and Leta Masin
Marg Maslen
Dr. Robert Mason
Thomas and Helena Massey
Dr. Anila Mathai
Paul and Jane Mattar
Matthew Arnold and Andre Shreeram
Casey Matthews
Erwin and Ann Mattutat
Julianna Matyas
John R. Maudsley
Mallory Maughan
Aimee Maurice
Fernand Maurice
Pierre Paul Maurice
Robert and Patricia Maurice
Roger Maurice
Robyn Maurice
McAMM Enterprises Ltd.McDonald’s Restaurant
David and Karen McCall
Richard McCall
John and Barbara McCallum
Joan McCarthy
Marjorie McCarthy
Sheri McComb
Barbara McConnell
Ross and Bobbie McConnell
Sandra McCready
Jan McCutcheon
Bonnie McDonald
C.Ian McGibbon
Karen McGrath
Don McIntyre
Jeanne McIsaac
Gordon and Cathy McKay
Judy McKay
Jodi McKee
Sheila McKelvie
Britt McKerrow
Hilda McKinlay
David and Donna McLaughlin
Brenda McLay
Scott and Debra McLean
Julie McLeod
Wayne McMann
Pat McMullen
Elizabeth McMurdo
Bernard McNamara
Patricia McNamara
Patrick McNamara
Tom and Patricia McNamara
Michael and Jean McPhail
Megan McPhee
Tom McPherson
Rod and Muriel McVeigh
Arvo Medri
Bob and Kay Megaw
Genevieve Megaw
Richard and Mary Mehl
Donald Mellor
David Merchant
Meridian Credit Union
Philip Metrailer
Metroland Media Group Ltd.
Gordon and Sandra Michener
Midas Auto Services
Karen Middaugh
Edward and Anne Middleton
Joseph Middleton
Midland Civitan Club
Midland Golf & Country Club Ltd.
Midland Police Association
Midland Professional Fire Fighters
Assoc.
Midland Senior Office Police
Association
Midland Toyota Inc.
Midland Y’s Men’s Club
Andrea Mikula
Valerie Miles
Jillian Millar
Ray and Jane Millar
James Miller
Mike and Joanne Miller
Paul Miller
Bill Milling
Gerald and Patricia Mills
Kenneth Mills
Linn and Donna Milne
James Milroy
Mink Insurance Services
Mississauga Hearing and
Balance Centre
Deborah Mitchell
Natasha Mitchell
Noa Mitchell
Hyoun and Terry Mizen
Scott and Sheryl Mochrie
Ishmael and Lailun Mohammed
Moira MacSween & Douglas Herron
Douglas Moles
Victor Moncarz
Dennis Monk
Patricia Moody
Graham and Gayle Moon
Deborah Moore
Sean and Michele Moore
Carey Moran
Jane Moreau
Jean Paul Moreau
Jerome and Nancy Moreau
John Moreau
Kevin and Angela Moreau
Leonard Moreau
Raymond and Fran Moreau
Susan Moreau
Frank and Helen Morneau
Morneau Investments Inc.
Kelly Morris
Morris Steffler and Shirley Dixon
Dino and Irene Morson
Robert and Lynn Morton
Arthur Moseley
John and Joan Moss
Vanessa Moss
Dr. Shelley Mott
Kathy Mountsteven
Alfred and Marguerite Mullie
Doug and Barbara Mundy
Robert Munro
Bruce Murphy
James and Lorna Murray
Doug and Sandra Muxlow
MyTributeGift Foundation
Morris and Diane Nardi
National Bank
Kyle Naylor
NEBS Business Products
Neil’s Appliance Service
Tracey Neller
Betty Nelson
Ron and Joan Neville
Ken Nevison
Robert and Mae Newburn
Robert Newman
Edward Ney
Barbara Nicholls
Dean and Elaine Nicholls
Ed and Barb Nichols
Bernard Nicholson
Caely Nicholson
Claude and Freda Nicholson
Rhonda Nicol
Michael Nicolis
Helma and Susan Nielsen
Mike Nihill
Robert Nishino
John and Nancy Nix
Paul and Betty Noack
Sheree Noon
Howard Norbert
North West Basin Marina
Limited
Danielle Norton
Marlene Norton
Daniel and Dorothy O’Brien
Rosemary O’Callaghan
Kevin and Louise O’Connor
Solange Odesse
William O’Donnell
Tim and Suzanne O’Halloran
Else Ohibsky
Oldecon Enterprises Inc.
June O’Leary
Jennifer Oliver
OMNI Tech Inc.
Orillia Hyundai
Ronald Orr
Michael Osborne
Patricia O’Shea
Diane Ouimet-Schryver
Roy and Barbara Ovens
William and Joyce Oxford
OZ Investments Inc.
Audrey Pady
Michael Pagel
Terry Paquette
Robert and Dorothea Paradis
Leo Parent
Neil Parent
Paris Afternoon Ladies Curling
Park Place Recreation Association
Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities
Andrew Parker
Ken Parnell and Family
Burt Parsons
Colin Parsons
Heather Partridge
Michael and Ann Pascoe
Pat Lalonde Fencing
Graham and Diane Patchell
Rick Patenaude
Allan and Darlene Paterson
Ray and Lynda Pattenden
Larry and Janet Pattullo
Paul Chandler and
Wendy Green-Chandler
Maureen Pearce
Michael Pearce
Susan Pearce
Terence Peet
Costantino and Iris Pellegrino
Penetang Excavating Ltd.
Pennorth Group Limited
Performance Boat Club Charities
Perkinsfield Kitchen and Bath
Perkinsfield Rustic Furniture Ltd.
Eleanore Perry
Peter Lyons and Cheryl Karges
Angelina Peters
Debbie Petrie
Winnifred Petroff
David and Lillian Pettibone
Phil DeBruyne and Susan Robillard
Robert and Janice Phillips
Walter and Zofia Pilch
Debbie and John Pilon
Michelle Pilon
Pierre Pilote
Dr. Natasha Pinto
Veikko and Frances Pitkanen
William and Jane Playter
Tim and Norma Pollock
Franco and Luisa Polloni
Oscar and Sandra Poloni
Port McNicoll Lions Club
Randy Post
Patricia Potter
Powell Jones
Joseph and Margaret Power
Power Boating Canada/
Camping Canada
Power Stream
Precisions Fine Hair Styling
Bill and Cathy Prentice
Susan Prescott
Ivan and Lenore Price
Shelly Price
Sheri Price
Vickie Price
Pro Truck Service
Probus Club of Midland - Huronia
Conrad Proulx
Kathy Prout
Quality Fire Protection
Dr. Emily and Rick Queenan
Clement and Gayle Quesnelle
Jennifer Quesnelle
Wayne and Theresa Quesnelle
Paul Quick
R. Robertson Insurance Brokers
Limited
Todd Rabbitts
Dr. Vikram Ralhan
Delbert and Joann Raney
Ann Rankine
Ralph and Betty Rawn
Frances Raycraft
David and Pearl Raynor
RBC Employee Volunteer Grants
Program
RBC Foundation
Re/Max Georgian Bay Realty Ltd.
Cheryl Reed
Joanne Reid
Walter and Barbara Reidl
Frank Reilly
Steve Renault
Retired Teachers of Ontario
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Jim and Kim Rettinger
Bonnie Reynolds
Linda Reynolds
Rodney Reynolds
T.B and G.E. Reynolds
Greg Rice
Rebecca Rice
D. George Richards
Jill Richards
Sheila Richardson
Liz Riley
Tasha Rinaldi
Ritah Rind
Pamela Rind-Lediard
Dave Ritchie
Jill Ritchie
Karen Ritchie
RNR Patient Transfer Services Inc.
Barbara Roberston
Patricia Roberts
Bruce Robertson
Gordon Robertson
Carrie Robillard
James and Elaine Robillard
Pauline Robillard
Susan Robillard
Marty and Norah Robins
Clarence and Lillian Robinson
Howard and Joan Robinson
Larry and Gail Robinson
Rob and Linda Robinson
Ronald Robinson
Doug and Gladys Robitaille
Joel and Jenna Robitaille
Kevin Robitaille
Ray and Norah Robitaille
Kathleen Robson
Al and Sherri Rocheleau
Rodney Skelton & Nancy Birnbaum
Henry and Catherine Rodrigues
Dirk Roecker
Marc Roi
Gabriel Rolland
Tracy Romanowski
Gary and Mae Ronald
Joseph Rooney
Robert and Catherine Root
Dr. Keith and Frances Rose
Elliott Rose
Brien and Laurie Ross
Mike Ross
Rotary Club of Midland
Martin and Margaret Roth
Gregory and Betty Lou Rothwell
Brenda Roulston
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Canadian Legion Br #68
Royal Canadian Legion Br #68
Ladies Auxiliary
Royal Canadian Legion Br#316
Ladies Aux
Royal Canadian Legion Sunset Post
No. 523
Susan Rudy
Alex Ruff
David J. Rumpel
Jen Russell
Richard and Gillian Russell
Sabin Charlebois Haulage &
Excavating Ltd.
Dr. Eileen Sacks
Dave Sager
Tanya Sajan
Susan Salway
Pedro and Kathy Sanchez
Joanne Sanders
Sandra Good Band
Sandra Schmirler Foundation
James Sant
J. Barry Saunders
John and Carol Saunders
Paul and Judy Sauve
Paul V. Sauve
Milan Savic
Lizzie Scace
Scarborough Supply
Harry and Donna Schepers
Jerry and Elaine Schnarr
Jennifer Schnier
Karen Scnmitz
Marco Scorziello
Scotiabank Midland and Penetanguishene
Carol Scott
Julie Scott
Pamela and William Scott
R. Gary Seagrave
Murray and Susan Sedlezky
Charles Seguin
Helmut Seidl
Nancy Semple
ServiceMaster of Midland
Sewage Disposal Service
Allan and Ilga Shakes
Robert and Joan Shantz
Indra Sharma
Jim and Vivian Shaw
Abbas Shehata
Amina Shehata
Gerry and Lucille Sheridan
Mary Sheriff
Ronald and Lea Shiels
Shoes To Boot
Frank Simons
Anne Simpell
Simply Country
Jim Skinner
Tracy Skinner
Steve and Leokadia Skrobot
Leonard Slaunwhite
Louise Sloan
Dorothy Slopek
Peter and Kathy Slykerman
Lorrie Smelko
Lesley Smellie
Allan Smith
Irene Smith
Irma Smith
Jamie Smith
John and Margaret Smith
Robert Smith
Stanley and Sheila Smith
Tom and Liz Smith
Ed and Susan Smolin
James and Ruth Sneath
Bunny Snider
Meldon and Elaine Snider
Leigh-Anne Snow
Angie Snowden
John Soden
Dr. David Solly
South Bay Cove Yacht Haven
SouthEast Georgian Bay
Chamber of Commerce
Shannon Sparks
Dave Sparrow
Frank Spazierer
Brenda Spearin
Brian Spemcer
Edna and Stuart Spence
Joan Spence
Helen Splane
Michael and Lorraine St. Amand
Corrine St. Amant
Jill St. Amant
Raymond St. Amant
Susan St. Amant
St. Mary’s Catholic Women’s League
Brock Stackhouse
Matt Staffen
Robert Staffen
R. Jean Stainton
Alison Standen
Carrie Stanley
Bruce and Heather Stanton
Steeped Tea
Donald and Muriel Stevens
Basil and Elizabeth Stevenson
Bryan and Laura Stewart
Eve Stewart
John and Margaret Stewart
Ken and Valerie Stief
Mary Stinson
Elio Stipcevic
Joanna Stocker
John and Carley Stone
Mike Stone
Merja Stoneman
Ken and Jackie Stott
Dave and Nancy Strachan
Strategic Charitable Giving
Foundation
Halina Strazewicz
Albert Streef
William and Gail Strong
Dr. Robert Stubbins
Dr. Robert and Margaret Cudahy
Stubbins
River Stuckey
Alice Styx
Janice Sullivan
Alan and Joan Sundeen
Sunsport Signs
Blanche Sutherland
Bob and Lois Sutton - Taylor
Betty Swales
Fay Swales
Judy Swan
Doug and Valerie Swann
Jack and Janice Swick
Rodney and Wendy Switzer
Denys and Janet Symons
Carol Szarga
Robin and Sandy Talbot
Edward Tang
Avis Tarry
Anthony Tarullo
William P. Taws
M. Prisicilla Taylor
Todd Taylor
Wilson Taylor
Taylor & CO
Taylor Docks Incorporated
TD Bank Financial Group
TD Canada Trust
Shirley Tebbutt
Telequip Systems Limited
Temp Control
Joyce Templeton
Theresa Tennant
The Bradstreet Family Foundation
The Christmas Villager
The Commonwell Mutual
Insurance Group
The Corporation of the
Town of Midland
The Corporation of the
Township of Tay
The Landmark Foundation
The Morgan Investment Group
The Sarjeant Co. Ltd.
The Tonglen Foundation
The Villa Retirement Lodge and
Care Centre
The Water Store
The Weber Foundation
Claude and Sue Therrien
Daniel and Margaret Thiffault
Waltraud Thoma
Alison Thomas
Dr. Richard and Jody Thomas
Linda and Don Thomas
Patricia Thomas
Joan Thompson
Rob and Val Thompson
Sandra Thompson
James Thomson
Jim and Cynthia Thomson
Margaret Thomson
Robert and Louise Thomson
Debbie Thorhauge
Karin Thwaits
Shirley Tilson
Tim Hortons Donuts Midland
Tim Hortons Penetanguishene
Terry and Sally Timmons
Tinney’s Septic Service and
Construction
Tiny Township Lions Club
Tom Coffin Memorial Golf
Tournament
Tom Smith Chevrolet Buick GMC
Nicola Tomkins
Joann Tomlinson
John Tomlinson
Scott Tomlinson
Topperette Bowling League
Town of Innisfil
Town/Ville of/de Penetanguishene
Township of Tiny
Township of Tiny Community
Policing Committee
Gary and Catherine Travers
Jean Tremblay
TRENDZ
Elva Trew
Trimurti Holdings Inc.
Triple “L” Sod Farms
Dianne Trisic
Murry and Sheryl Truax
Anthony Truong
Ashton and Colette Tuck
Tucked in the Harbour
Matthew Tucker
Neil and Sandra Tucker
David Tulk
David and Barb Turner
John Turner
Turner/Lorriman Wealth
Management Group
Ron and Susan Tweedy
Murray Tyndall
United Way of Calgary
United Way of Greater Toronto
Unity United Church Women
Aileen Uram
Urbacon Buildings Group Corp.
V. Ralhan Medicine Professional
Corporation
Sharon Vagh
Joe Vaillancourt
Mary Vaillancourt
Robert Vaillancourt
Henriette Vajda
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Eileen Vallee
Marc Vallee
Pleun and Marjolyn Van Der Wel
Jerry Van Dyk
Marilyn Van Norman
Paul Vander Wel
Robert and Lori Vanderlinden
Dina VanderVelde
Everdina J. Vandervelde
Elisabeth VanRensburg
John Veals
Carlos and Norie Ventura
Al Vermeulen
Peter and Corrie Vermeulen
Victoria Harbour & District
Lions Club
Victoria Harbour Volunteers
Fire Dept.
Village Square Mall Merchant Assoc.
Kenneth and Dawn Vipond
VR Mechanical Services Inc.
Gloria Waddell
Alison Wagg
Dr. Ian Wagg
Max and Jean Wagg
Dr. Les and Jaclyn Walc
Dave Walden
David J. Walker
Gretchen Walker
John Walker
Joy Walker
Maurice and Yvonne Walker
Neil Walker
Joe and Doreen Walkowiak
Steffen Walma
Carmel Walsh
Denis Walsh
J.Paul Walton
Fred Wareing
Dave Wark
Jeffrey Warnock
Mary Warnock
Ryan Warnock
Scott Warnock
Harry Warren
Wasaga Beach Sheet Company
David Watier
Mike Watkinson
Lylie Watson
Waubaushene Lions Club
Daniel and Mary Webb
Holly Webb
Wellington Webb
Anton and Lilo Weber
Edith Weber
Lisa Weber
Reinhart and Alexandra Weber
Weber Manufacturing
Technologies Inc.
Dan and Gail Webster
Elizabeth Weech
John Weeks
Leo and Margaret Weger
Joseph and Rose Weidinger
George and Irene Weiss
Cathy Welstead
Charles Wenneker
Carol Werwood
Dick and Sandra Wesselo
Wilma and Gary West
Carl E White
Gerald White
Joyce White
Richard and Beverley White
Elaine T. Whitford
Bill Whittaker
Bob and Brenda Widdes
Jean Widdes
Edo and Traute Wilcken
John Wilford
George and Helen Will
Forrest Willett
Ian and Lori Williams
Allan and Sharon Wilson
Edi Wilson
Irene Wilson
Robert and Lynn Wilson
William and Daisy Wilson
Michael and Marjorie Wilton
Myron J. Wolfe
Peter and Lynda Wolfhard
Lorna Wood
Morley Wood
Ron and May Wood
Max Woods
Joan Woolever
Chris and Lorna Wright
Karl Wright
Kim Wright
Tom Wright
Patti Wyborn
Wye Heritage Marina
Wyebridge Country Christmas 2015
Mitchell Wywiorski
Morley Yon
George and Tinka Yordache
Dr. James and Eileen Young
Marilyn Young
Art Yung
Donald Zabzinski
Ben and Helen Zanderbelt
David Zeldin
Ivana Zentil
Garry Ziska
George Zock
Dr. John and Janice Zwicker
Financial
Statements
GEORGIAN BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL
Financial Highlights
Year Ended March 31, 2016, with comparative figures for 2015
2016
Percentage
2015
Percentage
General operations:
Revenue:
Ministry of Health and Long-term Care
Other
$
Expenses:
Salaries, wages and benefits
Medical staff remuneration
Professional care supplies and expenses
Supplies and other expenses
Amortization of equipment
Surplus (deficit) from general operations
$
48,591,222
8,371,125
56,962,347
85.3%
14.7%
100.0%
48,523,684
8,203,225
56,726,909
85.5%
14.5%
100.0%
37,405,924
3,130,827
4,874,922
9,141,464
1,133,016
55,686,153
67.2%
5.6%
8.8%
16.4%
2.0%
100.0%
38,994,367
3,271,359
4,959,456
8,643,695
1,136,404
57,005,281
68.4%
5.7%
8.7%
15.2%
2.0%
100.0%
1,276,194
(278,372)
Other items:
Interest on long-term debt
Net amortization of buildings, land improvements and building service equipment
Deficiency of revenue over expenses
(185,548)
(805,663)
(199,502)
(791,439)
$
284,983
(1,269,313)
Current assets
Capital assets
Other assets
Total assets
$
8,964,253
21,818,710
30,782,963
7,748,568
22,350,688
1,203,205
31,302,461
Current liabilities
Long-term liabilities
Deferred capital contributions
Deficiency in net assets
Total liabilities, deferred contributions and net assets
$
$
12,644,388
8,848,605
18,480,088
(9,190,188)
30,782,893
12,238,377
10,596,183
17,943,002
(9,475,101)
31,302,461
Expenditures on capital assets
Capital contributions received
$
$
1,844,556
1,848,517
3,486,601
2,408,955
Summary of financial position:
$
Full statements available upon request
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This is an excerpt from the Georgian Bay General Hospital Foundation’s
full audited financial statements prepared by KPMG.
For a copy of the complete document, please contact the foundation office.
N BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
ons and Changes in Fund Balances
GEORGIAN BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
, 2016, with comparative information for 2015
Statement of Operations and Changes in Fund Balances
e
s
ver expenses
ning of year
Year ended March2016
31, 2016, with2015
comparative information
for 2015
2016
2015
549,233
214,152
14,408
542,732
202,850
69,114
Revenue:
Donations
777,793
Fundraising income
Investment income
814,696
136,126
74,960
Expenses:
94,991
Wages and benefits
23,866
Consulting fees
14,946
Fundraising
4,590
Administration
Professional fees349,479
130,018
70,939
52,256
24,866
12,235
4,464
294,778
428,314
2016
2015
109,175
329,390
500
250
3,707
5,515
14,294
$
549,233
542,732
109,175
112,882 214,152
334,905202,850 500
14,544
14,408
69,114
3,707
2016
-
-
684,635
218,537
59,484
261,106
273,428
52,815
250
-587,349
14,294
334,905
500
14,544
519,918
777,793
814,696
112,882
136,126
130,018
74,960
70,939
94,991
52,256
23,866
24,866
- 14,946 - 12,235 - 4,590
4,464
112,882 349,479
334,905294,778 500
14,544
-
3,014
186,762
Excess of revenue over
expenses
542,002 428,314
294,991519,918
294,169 112,882
293,919
35,000
334,905
Interfund transfers
$
(241,074)
Transfer to other
charity
3,014
-
- -
(5,000)
542,002
294,991
(14,294)
(55,840)
(55,854)77,598
46,334
(68,105)
(32,040)
520,774
294,169
30,000
-542,002
-294,669 (10,165)
-
Fund balances, end of year
otes to financial statements.
$
(241,074)
3,014
-
520,774
542,002
Total
Internally Restricted Fund
500
- -
(55,840)
(55,854)
3,014
186,762
(68,105)
(32,040)
(10,165)
(750,000) - (750,000)
2016
Endowment Fund
329,390
- 5,515
Investment fees
2015
Externally Restricted
Fund2015
2015
2016
2015
2016
Internally Restricted Fund
Specified Capital
Externally Restricted Fund Specified Donations
General Fund
$
2015
Externally Restricted
Fund 2015
2016
2016
Specified Donations
Endowment Fund
General Fund
(750,000)
(750,000)
Bay General Hospital
Fund balances, beginning of year
77,598
46,334
ity
Transfers to Georgian Bay General Hospital
of year
2016
-
-
40,000
500
-
2015
2016
Total
2015
Externally Restricted Fund Specified Capital
- 962,656
-
920,014
1,557,007
487,580
421,387
70,930
148,407
261,106
684,635
2,126,801
- 1,478,524273,428
218,537
52,815
59,484
-
-
24,643
24,643
2015
Total
Total
920,014
487,580
70,930
1,557,007
421,387
148,407
587,349
962,656
136,126
130,018
74,960
70,939
94,991
76,899
23,866
24,866
14,946
12,235
24,643
4,590
4,464
349,479
- 319,421 -
1,478,524
2,126,801
130,018
70,939
76,899
24,866
12,235
4,464
319,421
1,807,380
-587,349
- 938,013
- 1,129,045
- 1,807,380
24,643
136,126
74,960
94,991
23,866
14,946
4,590
349,479
1,298,347
14,544
- 851,138
1,666,810
- 2,172,532587,349
938,013
1,129,045
(5,000)
(459,849)
(490,804)
(1,270,689)
(1,301,658)
294,169
293,919
35,000
40,000
1,298,347
851,138
(9,493)
(10,165)
(5,000)
(5,000)
(459,849)
(490,804)
(14,294)
35,000
1,416,354
294,669
2016
294,169
1,298,347
30,000
(9,493)
- 2,020,723
- 2,172,532
35,000
1,416,354
-
1,298,347
2,172,532
1,666,810
(1,270,689)
(10,165)
(1,301,658)
-
2,020,723
2,172,532
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
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Georgian Bay General
Hospital Foundation
Board of Directors
2015-2016
Carey Moran – President
David Turner – Vice President
Lois Lipton – Treasurer
Roger Goddard – Director
Avery Bassett – Director
Maureen Christie – Director
Jill St. Amant – Director
Dr. Richard Thomas – Director
David Hobson – Director
Dr. Max Woods – Director
Jennifer Schnier – Director .
Georgian Bay
General Hospital
Executive
Karen Roberts – President
Nancy Strachan – Vice President
Dave Strachan – Treasurer
Gillian Reynolds – Secretary
Valarie Greer – Volunteer Co-ordinator
Marilyn Holt – Director
Ernie Roberts – Director
Deb Clemens – Director
Lori Moreau – Director
Georgian Bay
General Hospital
Foundation Staff
John Lister – Executive Director
Shelly Price – Development Associate
Jen Russell – Development Associate
Georgian Bay
General Hospital
Board of Directors
2015-2016
Ralph Befort – Chair
Sara Lankshear – Vice-Chair
Jeff Lees
Brian Scott
Jane Millar
Barry Stranks
Tim Martin
Ann Kerry
Neal Foot
Richard Philbin
Dr. Martin Veall – Chief of Staff
Dr. Jim Fahy – President, Medical Staff
Dr. Jeff Golisky – Vice-President, Medical Staff
Liliana Canadic – Chief Nursing Executive
Karen McGrath – President & CEO
Georgian Bay
General Hospital
Senior Leadership Team
Karen McGrath – President and
Chief Executive Officer
John Kurvink – Vice President,
Corporate Services and Chief
Financial Officer
Liliana Canadic – Vice President, Patient Services and Chief Nursing Executive
Dr. Martin Veall – Chief of Medical Staff
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