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B E E B E H E A LT H C A R E
OCTOBER 2014
ON THE COVER: (left to right) Megan Williams,
DNP, FNP-C, Director of Population Health for Beebe
Healthcare; Jeffrey J. Heckert, MD, CPE, FAAFP, Board
Chairman of Delmarva Health Network; Anthony
DelFranco, representing CHEER; Richard Pack, Delmarva Health Network board member; Ren Culp, RN,
Care Coordination team member; and Frank Walder,
President of St. Jude’s the Apostle Church Conference
of St. Vincent de Paul.
IN THIS ISSUE
Bridging Gaps in Care COVER STORY
Colonoscopy Saves Lives PAGE 4
Technology Advancement PAGE 7
Catching Your Breath PAGE 8
Celebrating a Century of Care PAGE 10
Ways to Give to Beebe Healthcare PAGE 12
Honor Roll of Donors PAGE 13
Delmarva Health Network
A Leader in Healthcare Transformation
BRIDGING GAPS IN CARE
Delmarva Health Network works with a team of care coordinators to make sure patients’ needs are met. Pictured here: care coordinator Andy Brittingham, right, and social worker Amy Goodhue meet with a
patient before she is discharged from Beebe’s Emergency Department.
Consumers to Benefit from more Preventive Care
and One-On-One Attention
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ewes family physician Jeffrey J. Heckert, MD,
CPE, FAAFP, envisions a day when healthcare
in the United States is organized around keeping healthy people healthy—when prevention
and screening are vigorously pursued to avoid
serious illnesses when possible.
He envisions a day when communication
between physicians and hospitals is streamlined and health data is integrated so that all
the professionals providing care to a person
have the complete information they need.
That way, when they need to intervene to
treat a disease, the care is coordinated and
free of duplicate services.
“We are talking about transforming
the way care is designed and delivered,”
Dr. Heckert says. “And, it is going to take many
of us working together to make it happen,
including the physicians, our nurses and office
staffs, the hospitals, nursing homes and home
health agencies, the government and insurers,
and the patients and families, too.”
Dr. Heckert is Chairman of the Board of
Delmarva Health Network, a physician-led
organization created in May 2013 to deliver
high-quality care with the most value for the
patients, at a low cost. The founding members
included 27 physicians representing eight
physician practices, and Beebe Healthcare. The
participation list of physicians, care providers,
“Each patient has unique needs. Care
coordination is anything that bridges
gaps along the care pathway.”
—Megan Williams, DNP, FNP-C,
Beebe Healthcare Director of Population Health
and patient assistance programs continues
to expand.
“What we have now is not an integrated
system, but a loose collection of fragmented
silos,” says Jeffrey M. Fried, FACHE, President
and CEO of Beebe Healthcare, describing how
healthcare has been delivered. “Beebe founded Delmarva Health Network as a vital part
of our strategy to transform healthcare in the
communities we serve. We believe physicians
need to lead this transformation and we’re
excited to have such a talented and dedicated
group of doctors to guide this effort.”
Michele Seiler, RN, CPHQ (left), of Beebe’s Decision Support Department, supports Delmarva Health Network through the management of data systems and analytics;
Barbara Robets (right), of Beebe’s Population Health Department, provides administrative support and assists with beneficiary communications.
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BEACON / OCTOBER 2014
Megan Williams, DNP, FNP-C, chats with Richard Pack and Jeffrey J. Heckert, MD. Together, they are among
those working to improve patient care.
Delmarva Health Network was approved
to participate as a Medicare Shared Savings
Program Accountable Care Organization
(ACO), providing about 11,000 Sussex County
Medicare beneficiaries with access to highquality, coordinated care. Launched in January
2014, this is the first Medicare ACO based in
Delaware.
Dr. Heckert, also CEO of Mid-Atlantic
Family Practice, explains that the federal
Affordable Care Act is driving much of this
innovation. “Though the Affordable Care Act
addresses topics like insurance mandates,
most of the legislation is targeted at changing
how care is delivered, with a focus on producing better outcomes for patients, creating better patient experiences, and lowering costs.
“Someday, we won’t have a fee-for-service
system as we have now. Instead, physicians
and hospitals will be reimbursed based on the
quality and value of the care they provide.”
HOW IT ALL WORKS
This change is a complicated one. It
requires integrated IT systems to share health
data between providers and the standardization of clinical protocols so patients receive
consistent care across the network. Delmarva
Health Network is implementing such a system now and has developed best-practice
care models for diabetes and cardiac and
vascular diseases, which are among the
chronic illnesses that research has shown
can be better managed if care is proactive
and coordinated.
“This is our
starting point for
slowing the progression of disease,”
Dr. Heckert says.
COORDINATORS
EASE TRANSITIONS
A team of care coordinators, led by Beebe
Healthcare Director
of Population Health
Megan Williams, DNP,
FNP-C, represents the
glue connecting the
physician practices,
hospitals and other
facilities like nursing
homes, and patient assistance programs.
These coordinators help patients navigate
transitional periods, such as when they are
being discharged from a hospital stay. The
care coordinators, for example, help a patient
fill out a form to get a walker or other medical
aid to help them avoid a fall. They help
patients make appointments and they also
help patients who need assistance paying
a heating bill, getting to a physician appointment, or having access to regular meals.
“Each patient has unique needs,” Mrs.
Williams explains. “Care coordination is
anything that bridges gaps along the care
pathway.”
One of the many organizations that the
care coordinators network with is St. Vincent
de Paul, which makes sure that people have
the basic necessities they need, especially
when they cannot afford to pay for them.
“We can better help people when we all
work together,” says Frank Walder, President
of St. Jude’s the Apostle Church Conference
of St. Vincent de Paul.
Medicare patients are the first group of
patients to benefit from this new method
of care delivery. Dr. Heckert says that the
Network is already approaching private health
insurance providers to expand this care delivery method to their clients.
Lewes, represents Medicare patients on the
Network board.
“I am excited to be working with medical
people in our community who are changing
the way they deliver medical care based on
results, not on fees.”
Pack sees Delmarva Health Network as
something that will improve communication
between all caregivers, from the physician
to the hospital, and to all providers of the
services that someone might need.
“I was very happy to see that the longterm care facilities are also supportive and
willing to participate in this transformation,”
Mr. Pack says. “This is such an important
change for all of us. We’re fortunate to have
Beebe Healthcare and the doctors in our own
community collaborating to create a new and
lasting model of healthcare.”
AN EXCITING CHANGE FOR PATIENTS
Richard Pack, owner of Grizzly’s Landscape
Supply & Services, Inc., located on Rt. 9 in
Members of the patient care team include, left to right, Brandi Geise,
Ren Culp, RN, Andy Brittingham, and Denise Larson, RN.
Delmarva Health Network is getting strong support from representatives throughout the community. Pictured here, left to right, are Ren
Culp, RN; Richard Pack; Jeffrey J. Heckert, MD; and Frank Walder, President of St. Jude’s the Apostle Church Conference of St. Vincent de Paul.
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COLONOSCOPY SAVES LIVES
Colorectal cancer survivor Mark Cashdan, front, tells everyone he knows to get a colonoscopy when they are supposed to. Mark is pictured here with the team at Mosquito Control at the State Division of Fish and Wildlife.
They supported him through his cancer ordeal.
Stock Car Racer Warns Men Not to
Minimize Need for a Colonoscopy
MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY MEANT A ‘TINY’ SCAR AND
FASTER RECOVERY
If Mark Cashdan had a single wish, it would
be that he had gotten his colonoscopy when
he was supposed to. At the same time, he is
grateful that he finally got it in time to save
his life.
“No one was going to do that to me,” he
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recalls. “Most men I know won’t even consider
getting one.”
Mark, who races his 1955 Chevy stock car
with his team on tracks around Delaware,
even ignored serious symptoms signaling to
him that he probably had some kind of can-
cer. He attributed the blood to heavy lifting.
Finally, when he was 52 years old, and after
continual nagging by his physician, he went
for a colonoscopy.
Mark was diagnosed with rectal cancer. He
would need surgery to remove the mass and a
complex treatment regimen of chemotherapy
and radiation to halt the cancer’s spread.
IF ONLY . . .
“It was a big wake-up call,” he says. “I was
discouraged with myself. There was no reason
not to have had the colonoscopy at 50 when I
was supposed to.”
SURGICAL ONCOLOGISTS TREAT
COLON CANCER AND MORE
The first thing Mark did was to look for a
surgeon. His search led him to Chia-Chi Wang,
DO, one of two fellowship-trained surgical
oncologists at Beebe Healthcare. The other
is James E. Spellman, Jr., MD, well known in
Delaware cancer circles for his knowledge and
expertise. Dr. Wang joined Beebe in 2012 after
completing her fellowship in surgical oncology at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo,
New York.
MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY
MEANT JUST A ‘TINY’ SCAR
Mark’s cancer was such that he was a candidate for a less invasive laparoscopic low anterior surgery that removed the mass. He had
his surgery in January 2014.
“Dr. Wang is top-notch,” he says. “It was a
good surgery. I had no pain and I have just a
tiny scar.”
His wife Denise adds: “It was unbelievable.
You can’t even tell that he had major surgery.”
But then Mark had to go through months of
chemotherapy and radiation. He couldn’t eat
and lost more than 10 pounds. There were
mornings he couldn’t leave the house.
“I don’t like to miss work,” he says. “I don’t
like to sit around.”
Mark didn’t want to miss his son’s baseball
games either and did his best to keep up with
games, as well as his work. A mechanic by pro-
fession, Mark continued to go to work in
Mosquito Control at the State Division of Fish
and Wildlife. Though neuropathy has made it
impossible for him to drive his race car, he
continues to work on the car and to have the
support of his racing team members.
Mark considers himself blessed. He had
two close friends who died from cancer,
and he believes he has been given another
chance. He is especially grateful to his
family and his friends at work, as well as
to the medical team.
Mark would also like to thank all of the
doctors and nurses involved in his care. “They
are angels from heaven,” he says.
“Attitude is everything. God Bless you all!”
Colon Cancer
Patient Quickly
Returns to
Exercise Class
After Surgery
At 84 years of age, Phyllis Radish says she
has always felt fantastic.
Phyllis loves gardening and cutting grass
with her ride-on lawn mower, as well as with
her push mower for those hard-to-get-to
spots.
“I go to the doctor once a year, if she can
catch me,” says the Laurel resident and DuPont
Nylon Plant retiree. “And I do what I am supposed to do.”
So, earlier this year, when she started feeling unusually weak, she knew something was
wrong. She immediately went to the doctor,
and a blood test showed she was anemic. Her
doctor sent her to get a colonoscopy, which
revealed cancer. Phyllis, a woman who had
not stepped inside the doors of a hospital in
48 years, needed surgery.
Needless to say, her family was concerned,
and her granddaughter, a physician assistant,
recommended Chia-Chi Wang, DO, one of
Beebe’s two fellowship-trained surgical oncologists. The granddaughter knew that Dr. Wang
was experienced with the minimally invasive
Beebe Healthcare’s Surgical Oncology Department offers an
advanced program in which fellowship-trained surgical oncologists
perform both traditional open surgeries and minimally invasive
procedures. Fellowship-trained surgeons have additional years
of advanced study and experience in their specialty fields and
have participated in expanded clinical, educational, and research
programs.
James E. Spellman, Jr., MD, is a fellowship-trained surgical oncologist. He is Board
Certified in General Surgery. He is an accomplished surgeon, researcher, and author of
professional articles in medical journals and
books. He is the Delaware State Chair of the
American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer (CoC) Cancer
Liaison Program and a Fellow of The American College of Surgeons
and of The Society of Surgical Oncology.
Chia-Chi Wang, DO, is a fellowship-trained
surgical oncologist. She is Board Certified in
General Surgery. She earned her undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from
Rutgers University and a medical degree
from the University of Medicine and
Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), School of Osteopathic Medicine.
Beebe offers a comprehensive cancer surgery
program. Surgical treatments are offered for:
• Thyroid cancer
• G rave’s disease refractory or
contraindicated to medical
management
• Primary hyperparathyroidism
• Breast tumors
• P rimary lung cancer or
metastatic tumor to the lung
• Esophageal cancer
• Gastric cancer
• Small bowel tumor
• Pancreatic tumor
• Biliary cancer
• Primary hepatic tumor or
metastatic tumor to the liver
• Colorectal tumor
• Soft tissue tumors in extremity
or retroperitoneum
• Melanoma or other cutaneous
cancer
• Carcinomatosis from GI or GYN
primary
Minimal Invasive Surgeries (MIS) also are available
to treat cancer when indicated. Those procedures
include:
• Minimally invasive radioguided parathyroidectomy (MIRP)
• Video assisted thoracic surgery (VATS)
• Laparoscopic colon/small bowel surgery
For more information visit our website:
www.beebehealthcare.org/forms/beebe-healthcare-hipec-center
Chia-Chi Wang, DO, and James E. Spellman, Jr., MD, are fellowshiptrained surgical oncologists who perform surgeries at Beebe Healthcare.
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COLORECTAL CANCER WITH
EARLY DIAGNOSIS CAN BE CURED
The colon and rectum are part of the large intestine. Colorectal
cancer occurs when tumors form in the lining of the large intestine. The risk of developing colorectal cancer increases after age
50. It is among the top five cancers in the United States, yet offers
the most opportunity for prevention and cure. In Delaware, a nurse
navigator system statewide and a state insurance program for eligible uninsured persons funded by tobacco monies has eliminated
racial disparities in colon cancer screening and has shown a reduction in the death rate from colon cancer that is more than twice
that of the national average, according to a state cancer report.
Prevention
Preventive colorectal screenings in the form of colonoscopies are
important because they can identify polyps in the rectum and
colon before they develop into cancer. People should have a
colonscopy performed at the age of 50, and every 10 years, unless
there is a family history, in which case people are encouraged to
speak to their physician to have a colonoscopy earlier.
Risk Factors
• History of polyps or colorectal cancer
• History of inflammatory bowel disease
• Family history of colorectal cancer or adenomatous polyps
• Racial background
• Type 2 diabetes
• Lifestyle-related factors such as a diet high in red meats,
obesity, smoking, and heavy alcohol use
laparoscopic approach, and she hoped that
her grandmother would be a candidate for
the easier surgical procedure.
COLON CANCER DIAGNOSED
IN AN EARLY STAGE
Luckily, Phyllis’ cancer was still in an early
stage, Dr. Wang says. Instead of requiring
a large incision, the laparoscopic surgery
requires a small incision to remove the tumor
and other tiny ones for the surgical instruments and a camera so that the surgeon can
view the inside of the patient on monitors in
the operating room. Normally, patients are
discharged from the hospital about a day earlier than with a traditional open surgery, can
digest solid food sooner, and have a much
shorter recovery time.
Dr. Wang explains that not only does the
laparoscopic approach offer unobstructed
views inside the body for the surgical team,
but also research has shown that the longterm outcomes are the same as they are with
open surgeries. The tumor has to be small
enough to get through the small incision,
however. The minimally invasive technique
N ormally, patients are discharged
from the hospital about a day earlier
than with a traditional open surgery,
can digest solid food sooner, and have
a much shorter recovery time.
does not lend itself to an advanced cancer.
Phyllis had her surgery in June and could
not wait to get out of the hospital. She was
there less than a week.
“They kept asking me if I had pain. I didn’t
have pain. It just felt like I had done 10 or 12
sit-ups and that I hadn’t done them in a long
time.”
Since the nurses told Phyllis to walk when
she was in the hospital, she walked and
walked, way more than she was advised to.
“They asked me where I was going, and I told
them that if they would not hurry up and let
me go home, I was going to start making the
beds.” Within a couple of weeks, Phyllis was
back at her exercise class at the CHEER Center
in Georgetown.
“Dr. Wang told me which exercises I could
do and which ones I couldn’t do right away.”
Symptoms
While most people do not experience symptoms in the early
stages of colorectal cancer, symptoms can include:
• A change in bowel habits
• Rectal bleeding
• Persistent abdominal discomfort
• Weakness or fatigue
• Unexplained weight loss
When financial help is necessary:
The following pay for colonoscopy:
• Private insurance
• Delaware’s Screening for Life program
• Medicaid
• Medicare
To learn more about where to get financial help
for cancer screening, please contact:
The Community Healthcare Access Program (CHAP) at Beebe
(302) 645-3167, or Beebe Healthcare’s Cancer Screening Nurse
Navigator at (302) 645-3169.
Laurel resident Phyllis Radish, 84, was back to her regular exercise class at CHEER within a few weeks after her minimally invasive colorectal cancer
surgery at Beebe Healthcare. She says she was careful to do only what her surgeon, Chia-Chi Wang, DO, said she could do.
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TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
Left to right: James Musser, Territory
Manager for Laerdal Medical, and faculty
members Joy Bartell, MSN, RN, CNE; Terri
Wyatt, MSN, RN, CNE; Morgan Mast, MSN,
RN, CNE; and Alison Watson, MSN, RN
In 2015, Margaret H. Rollins School
of Nursing Will Offer Advanced
Educational Technologies
It has been easy to observe the steel girders
rising into the sky that have signaled the
growth of the Margaret H. Rollins School
of Nursing on the Lewes grounds of Beebe
Healthcare.
But the technological advances in
nursing being added within the walls of the
$10 million expansion of the 93-year-old
school are far less obvious. Yet, they will have
an important impact on the ongoing quality
of the nurses’ education.
One of the most fascinating technologies
will be found in the high-fidelity medical simulators that come in the form of computerized
manikins. These wireless manikins look like
people and can be programmed to produce
the symptoms of chronic disease, acute illness,
or medical event for which the nurses need
to be prepared. The manikins’ hearts pound
and flutter. Their blood pressure plummets
and they can gasp for breath from an asthma
attack.
“They are an excellent way for students to
learn new skills,” explains longtime nurse and
instructor Joy Bartell, MSN, RN, CNE. “Students
are able to practice high-anxiety skills in a safe
environment. They don’t have to worry about
hurting a patient while they are learning.”
Even though nursing students have many
clinical experiences in patient-care settings,
they often don’t get the opportunity to experience patient situations for which they need
to be prepared.
“For example, students need to see a child
having a severe asthma attack or a seizure.
They may never have the opportunity to see
that in clinicals. However, with the simulator,
they can learn to recognize and evaluate the
symptoms and how to react quickly.”
Joan Thomas, RN, MS, FACHE, Special
Consultant to Beebe President and CEO Jeffrey
M. Fried, says that the technology also helps
students to improve their performance and
proficiency, and it better prepares them for
a healthcare environment that is continually
becoming more complex.
This new technology is being added as the
school is updating and revising its curriculum,
says Karen Pickard, MSN, RN, CNE, the School’s
Program Administrator. Classes will be held in
the new building in the Fall 2015 semester,
which will begin in August 2015.
“Students are able to practice highanxiety skills in a safe environment.
They don’t have to worry about hurting a patient while they are learning.”
—Joy Bartell, MSN, RN, CNE
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CATCHING YOUR BREATH
Beebe Offers the Latest
Radiofrequency Technology in
the Treatment of Severe Asthma
Until Sarah Bull was in her 40s, she had no
problems breathing. Then one night, her
throat seemed to close up on her and she
couldn’t catch her breath. For the next 20
years, she was plagued by the coughing and
wheezing and breathlessness of asthma.
She took a laundry list of medications but
still suffered serious attacks. Since she and her
husband Bobby live adjacent to farm fields
just outside the city of Millsboro, they made
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sure that the doors and windows in their
house were closed and that the air conditioning always ran in the summer months. Her
coughing and wheezing often made her feel
weak as she gasped for air.
“I love people and I didn’t want to stay
home,” she says, adding that she kept as busy
as she could. Sarah ran Sarah’s Loving Care
day care in her home for 12½ years for people
who worked at the Pinnacle Foods plant
Sarah Bull suffered for years with debilitating asthma attacks until
last year when fellowship-trained pulmonologist Vikas Batra, MD,
performed a new procedure called bronchial thermoplasty on her.
While she still takes medications, she says she no longer suffers
from serious attacks.
before it closed. She and Bobby raised three
sons. She is still active in the outreach ministries for the Pentecostal Church in Millsboro,
near her home.
But the asthma attacks wore on her and
seemed to be getting worse each time. Then,
in the spring of 2013, Lewes pulmonologist
Vikas Batra, MD, suggested that they might
try a new treatment on her called bronchial
thermoplasty.
“Bronchial thermoplasty is a treatment
option for people who have severe, persistent
asthma and who are not getting better with
Vikas Batra, MD, is assisted by specialized clinicians when he performs the bronchial thermoplasty procedure
in the operating room. He is pictured here in the pink shirt with some of those who assist him: far right,
Caryn B. Chasanov, NP, the nurse practitioner in his private practice; from front left, Beebe Healthcare respiratory therapists Joanne Hoffman, RRT, Lois Podedworny, RRT, and Rudy Daisey, RRT; and the Respiratory
Manager who oversees the team, Chris Steele, RRT.
usual medications,” Dr. Batra explains. “It is not
a cure. But studies have been showing that it
causes a decrease in the number and severity
of asthma attacks.”
The AIR2 Clinical trial demonstrated that
32 percent of patients who finished the trial
had fewer severe attacks, 66 percent had fewer
missed days of work, and 84 percent had a
reduction in emergency room visits compared
with the year before the treatment. The AIR2 5
year follow-up which was published in Journal
of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in
December 2013, showed that the results seen
at year one were maintained over 5 years.
Studies are continuing.
Asthma is a chronic lung disease that can
cause the airways to narrow so that less oxygen flows into the lungs. Uncontrolled asthma
is serious, as it can cause permanent damage
to the airways. Symptoms are wheezing, tightness in the chest, coughing, and shortness of
breath. There is no cure, but there are medications that can help manage it.
Dr. Batra, who is
Board Certified in
Pulmonary Medicine
and Critical Care
Medicine, and
fellowship-trained
in Pulmonary,
Critical Care, and
Sleep Medicine, is
certified to perform
the bronchial thermoplasty procedure.
Bronchial thermoplasty uses a bronchoscope to insert
a radiofrequency device into the patient’s
airways that heats the smooth muscle in the
airways to lessen the constriction. The procedure, which includes three sessions that take
place a few weeks apart, is performed in the
operating room. The patient is deeply sedated
and usually goes home the same day. There is
no incision. Dr. Batra works with a specialized
team that includes nurse practitioner Caryn B.
Chasanov, an anesthesiologist, and a respiratory therapist.
Dr. Batra has been performing the procedure at Beebe Healthcare since early 2013.
He was the first pulmonologist on Delmarva
to use the technology. Beebe pulmonologists
Ercilia E. Arias, MD, and Victor Banzon, MD,
also are certified to perform bronchial
thermoplasty.
Dr. Batra says that he is closely monitoring
his patients’ results, and their outcomes match
those of the clinical trials. Sarah says that she
can see a real difference in how she feels.
“It’s done a lot,” she says, a year after her
treatment. “I haven’t had an asthma attack
like I used to have.”
Now 65 years old, Sarah says she still takes
medicine, and she still doesn’t know what she
is allergic to, but she is feeling much better
than she has for years.
BRONCHIAL THERMOPLASTY
Bronchial thermoplasty (BT) is an outpatient bronchoscopy
procedure that uses radiofrequency to reduce excessive
smooth muscle in the airways. During an asthma attack, this
muscle constricts the airways, making breathing difficult. BT
reduces the amount of excess muscle and helps minimize the
narrowing of airways during an asthma attack.
The Procedure
Bronchial thermoplasty at Beebe Healthcare is performed by
a Board Certified pulmonologist together with a specialized
team that includes an anesthesiologist, a respiratory therapist,
and a nurse practitioner in an operating room.
The treatment consists of three consecutive sessions, each
about an hour long and separated by three or four weeks. The
patient is deeply sedated. In each session, the pulmonologist
focuses on a different part of the lungs. The pulmonologist
introduces a special device into the patient’s airways through
a bronchoscope. A bronchoscope is a long, flexible tube with a
camera on one end that allows the physician to see inside the
airways. No incision is required.
Following the procedure, the patient is monitored for two to
four hours and usually goes home the same day.
Results
Bronchial thermoplasty decreases the severity and frequency
of asthma attacks. It does not eliminate the need for medication, nor does it have any impact on the patient’s allergies.
Benefit vs. Risk
In clinical trials, 79% of patients treated with BT reported
significant improvements in their asthma-related quality of
life-including a reduction in asthma attacks, ER visits, and
hospitalizations for respiratory symptoms and days missed
from work or school. Additionally, in follow up trial*, results
seen at year 1, were maintained for 5 years. As with any
procedure, there are risks, and individual results may vary.
The most common side effect of bronchial thermoplasty
is temporary worsening of respiratory-related symptoms.
There is a 3.4 percent risk per procedure that these adverse
symptoms will require hospitalization.
*Results were reported in the December 2013 issue of the Journal of Allergy and Clinical
Immunology in the story “Bronchial thermoplasty: Long-term safety and effectiveness in
patients with severe persistent asthma.”
As part of the bronchial thermoplasty procedure, a special device is introduced into the patient’s airways through a bronchoscope. The device heats
the smooth muscle in the airways to lessen the constriction.
Images provided courtesy of Boston Scientific Corporation.
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CELEBRATING A CENTURY OF CARE
Beebe Medical Foundation is leading the effort to collect historic information about Beebe. Pictured here looking at stacks of old photographs are left to right, Leanne Prosser, who is coordinating Beebe Healthcare’s
100th anniversary celebrations, and Beebe longtime supporters Christine Strauss Moore and Jan McCarty.
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Excitement Builds Over Beebe’s
Upcoming Century Celebrations
I
n 2016, Beebe will celebrate its 100th anniversary, and Beebe Healthcare hopes to energize the community with a year of events that
include both historical activities and modernday preventive health educational programs.
Jan McCarty, Christine Strauss Moore, and
a committee of volunteers are leading the
celebration planning that has already begun
and will continue to build throughout 2015.
“Beebe has an incredible and important
history,” says Mrs. McCarty, a longtime Beebe
Board of Directors member and community
business leader. She and Moore already have
been looking at early 20th-century photographs that Lewes historian Hazel Brittingham
has collected. Historic medical memorabilia
also is being categorized and eventually will
be shared with the public.
“In my 20 years on the Board, I have seen
the tremendous growth and expansion of
Beebe, and more importantly, the expansion
of very notable, award-winning healthcare
services,” Mrs. McCarty says. “We want everyone at Beebe, everyone in the community,
and everyone touched by Beebe to be
involved in this yearlong celebration.”
Mrs. Moore, a prominent real estate agent
in the Lewes and Rehoboth area, was excited
to join the committee planning the events.
Mrs. Moore is a member of the Beebe Medical
Foundation Board of Ambassadors and has
served as the chairperson for the Art Auction
and Beebe Ball, events that raise funds to support Beebe Healthcare programs and services.
“I am learning so much about Beebe’s history,” Mrs. Moore says. “It’s an amazing story
that I am very excited to tell.”
Leanne Prosser, known by many in the
local community for her expertise in event
planning, is coordinating the celebrations.
“Beebe is the center of this community,”
she says. “The care Beebe gives is something
to be celebrated.”
The committee hopes to share Beebe’s history and future plans with the community in
a meaningful way. So far, many community
members have been excited to get involved.
“We hope to focus on Beebe’s history,
where we are now, and on our bright future,”
Mrs. Prosser says.
The Beebe Medical Foundation also is promoting the new 1916 Club, established earlier
this year. Created in honor of the founding
year of Beebe, members generously contribute $1,916 annually to the Foundation. Gifts
can be designated to a specific department
of your choice, and your support in this
club helps us save and change lives daily.
Members will be invited to a special breakfast
with Beebe leadership. They will take a private
tour of the hospital, be recognized on the
Wall of Honor located at the Medical Center
in Lewes, and receive 1916 lapel pins and car
magnets/decals.
To learn more about getting involved in
the 100th anniversary celebration, or about
the 1916 Club, please contact the Beebe
Medical Foundation at (302) 644-2900.
In 2016, Beebe will celebrate its
100th anniversary, and Beebe
Healthcare hopes to energize the
community with a year of events
that include both historical activities
and modern-day preventive health
educational programs.
Built by the Beebe brothers themselves, this small structure was the birthplace of
Beebe Hospital. Drs. James and Richard Beebe constructed the hospital on cement
blocks, and inside its walls there was just enough space for two patient rooms and
an office. The brothers were joined by a staff of two nurses and Dr. James Beebe’s
wife Elsie, who did all the cooking for the hospital.
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WAYS TO GIVE TO BEEBE HEALTHCARE
Beebe Medical Foundation is located in the former historic home of
Dr. Richard Beebe, who co-founded Beebe Healthcare in 1916 with his
brother Dr. James Beebe. The house originally stood down the street
on the site of what is today the clinical building of the hospital.
Your Gift Helps Save and Change Lives Daily
Since its founding in 1916, Beebe Healthcare
has received generous support from our
community. This support has helped Beebe
expand its facilities, add new technologies
and services, and recruit dedicated healthcare
professionals throughout seven locations.
You may designate your gift to a specific
fund or you may make an unrestricted gift
so the funds will be used where the greatest
need exists.
1916 LEADERSHIP CLUB
This a new giving opportunity in recognition of Beebe Healthcare’s 100th Anniversary
in 2016. Members donate $1,916 or more to
the Annual Fund. Benefits Include:
• Private tour of the hospital
• Special Events with Beebe leadership
• Recognition on the Honor Roll of Donors
• S pecial invitation to Foundation events
• Unique 1916 gifts
RECURRING GIFTS
Recurring debit or credit card gifts can
be made in any amount and can be made
monthly, quarterly, or annually for your
convenience.
MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS
PLANNED GIVING
Designate your gift in memory of or in
honor of a family member, doctor, nurse,
staff member, community leader, or loved
one. We will gladly notify the person or
family of your gift.
Create your legacy to benefit Beebe
Healthcare by including Beebe Medical
Foundation in your estate plan. There are
many types of planned gifts:
GIFTS OF APPRECIATED
STOCK/MUTUAL FUNDS
By donating appreciated stock, you receive
the tax deduction for the value and pay no
capital gains. Your broker may transfer stocks/
mutual funds electronically to:
Wilmington Trust Company
DTC #990
Beebe Medical Foundation
Account #092600-001
Please notify us by calling (302) 644-2900.
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Designate Beebe Medical Foundation as
the recipient of your donor advised funds
(e.g., Fidelity, Vanguard, etc.).
ENDOWMENT
Create a named endowment and provide
income in perpetuity to meet the continuing
medical needs of our community.
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• Wills and Bequests
• Charitable Remainder Trusts
• Charitable Gift Annuities
• Charitable Lead Trusts
• Life Insurance Policies
• Beneficiaries of Retirement Plan
If you would like to discuss these
planned giving options, please contact
us at (302) 644-2900.
HOW TO SEND A GIFT
Cash, Check, or Credit Card
Gift may be mailed to:
902 Savannah Rd., Lewes, DE 19958
or call (302) 644-2900
Donate Online:
Visit www.beebefoundation.org
and click on “Make a Gift.”
Beebe Honor Roll of Donors
B
eebe Medical Foundation was established in 1989 with the
sole mission to raise philanthropic support for Beebe Healthcare.
Through the efforts of the Foundation more than $45 million
has been raised to support new construction and renovation of
medical facilities, new and ongoing medical programs, and to
establish endowment funds to ensure Beebe will always be
available for this community.
As an independent, not-for-profit organization, Beebe Healthcare
relies on the generosity of the many individuals, businesses, and
foundations that are listed in this Honor Roll of Donors.
Thomas J. Cooper, Chairman, Beebe Medical Foundation
William Swain Lee, Chairman, Beebe Healthcare
Nursing Education Campaign
Nurses provide frontline care and comfort at a difficult time in the lives of patients and their families, but there
is a critical shortage of nurses in Delaware and across the country.
The new Nursing Education Campaign will help provide for the renovation and construction of the new Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing at Beebe. The new school will allow Beebe to double our graduating classes,
helping to alleviate the shortage of nurses in our area. The Foundation exceeded the campaign goal and raised
$8,092,246 for the project. The school is set to open in the spring of 2015.
Visionary Circle
$500,000+
Beebe Medical Center Auxiliary, Inc.
The Ma-Ran Foundation
Chairman’s Circle
$250,000–$499,999
Joe and Chris Hudson
Vice Chairman’s Circle
$100,000–$249,999
Warren L. Allen Family Fund
The Dresher Foundation, Inc.
Joseph M. and Deborah H. Schell
Welfare Foundation
President’s Circle
$50,000–$99,999
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Baker
In memory and honor of
James Beebe, Jr., MD
Ewing Cole
Joanne T. Greenspun
PNC Bank
Ruby R. Vale Foundation
Wohlsen Construction Company
Foundation
Benefactors
$10,000–$49,999
Drs. Greg and Ellen Bahtiarian
Beebe Gastroenterology
Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Anagnostakos
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Deckmann
Armin Marefat, DO
Anita and Paolo Peghini
Dr. Brendan Wiggins and
Dr. Lauren Wisely
Dr. Mark and Chanta Wilkinson
Beebe Medical Center’s Employees
(Jungle Jim’s Proceeds)
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Burton
Comcast Spotlight
Community Bank of Delaware
William E. Cross Foundation, Inc.
Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Econo Lodge
Elmer and Mary Ann Fannin
Jeffrey M. Fried
Drs. Judith B. Gorra and
Stephani R. Allison
In memory of Helen Gorra
Hertrich Fleet Services
Dr. and Mrs. Ramachandra U.
Hosmane
Kenneth W. Jackson, Jr.
In memory of Marjorie Ethel Derrickson Jackson, RN
Laffey-McHugh Foundation
M&T Bank Charitable Foundation
Marmot Foundation
Bob and Dee Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Parsell
In honor of Christine Parsell Lopez
and Alex Lopez
Schell Brothers
Schell Family Foundation
Cathie and Buck Smith
In memory of Mary O’Boyle Deaver
W. Joseph Stewart and Ted W. Becker
Sussex Emergency Associates
Douglas Allen, DO and Donna
Allen, CRNA
Philemon Bailey, DO and
Alice Bailey
Kevin Bristowe, MD and
Elaine Bristowe
Paul Cowan, DO and Cheryl Cowan
Eric Gallagher, MD and
Kimberly Gallagher, MD
Joydeep Haldar, MD and
Maria Haldar, MD
Emily Massey, MD and
Chatham Marsch
Nicholas Perchiniak, MD and
Erin Perchiniak
Robert Portz, MD and
Barbara Portz, RN
Thomas Shreeve, MD and
Patricia Shreeve
WSFS Bank
Founders
$5,000–$9,999
The Bank of Delmarva
William and Suzanne Berry
Thomas H. Draper
Emmalane R. Ewing
Drs. Stephen and Kelly Fanto
Group J Design—Giancarla and
Bruce Churchman
Janet B. McCarty
Mid-Atlantic Family Practice
Bruce and Christine Moore
Prudential Gallo—Touch of Italy
Foundation
Mark and Mary Ann Ronald
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. White
Patrons
$1,000–$4,999
Artisans’ Bank
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond
Baker
Nancy N. Bastholm
Dr. and Mrs. James Beebe
The Honorable Eugene D.
Bookhammer
Debbie and Howard Burris
In memory of Puggy Baylis
John F. and Constance Bushey
Walter G. Carlsten
Lina C. Carpenter
In memory of her daughter
In honor of her grandaughter
Clinvue LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Cooper
Richard and Patricia Crabb
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Darr
(7/1/2013–6/30/2014)
Fundraising Fiscal Year 2014
2,292 donors gave a total of 3,744 gifts
Donation
Totals
Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $479,515 Number
of Gifts
2,542
Art Auction/Beebe Ball Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 447,806 591
Golf Tournaments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133,887 497
School of Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479,811 56
Major Gifts/Planned Giving/Bequests . . . . . . . . . 724,830 12
Endowments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56,240 46
Total Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,322,089 3,744
In Memory of Ethel Ellis Dennis
Dewey Beach Lions Club
Thomas H. Draper
Mrs. Francis F. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fleming
Garbutt Family Charitable Foundation
David and Wendy Hartig
Nina B. Hazzard
Sabrina and DJ Hill
Jim and Maureen Hurst
KB Coldiron, Inc.
Lacy and Victor Letonoff
Lewes-Rehoboth Rotary Club
Bryce Lingo
In memory of James Beebe, Jr., MD
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Lord, Jr.
Abdollah Malek, MD
Michael and Kelli Meoli
Peter and Jan O’Malley
Dr. Srihari Peri and Dr. Rama Peri
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruffino
Dr. and Mrs. Anis Saliba
Harold L. and Faye S. Slatcher
Mary Spicer
Andrejs V. Strauss, MD
Eric Sugrue
Joan and Richard Thomas
Scott P. Trzaskawka
Velo-Tech Foundation
Ellis and Betty Wendelin
Dr. and Mrs. James C. White
Dr. Margery White
Charles and Sandra Zeiler
Annual Gifts to the Nursing
Education Campaign
William P. Beatson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beatty
Amy R. Beebe
Barbara Ellen Blades
Linda Heath Bourke
Carlene Jones Campbell
Jack and Taube Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cooper
James W. Crowley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Ferry
Walt Follin
Bobby Gulab, MD
Pamela Hawkins
Tanya Holston
Sarah C. Johnson
Lisa Jones
Thomas E. Kelly, MD
George and BJ Luther
Wilma Maust
Mrs. Rebecca M. Merritt
Thomas and Marianne Metz
Kathy Miles
Betty G. Mitchell
Barbara and David Mullins
Nage
William and Rosalind O’Connor
Dareth C. Penuel
Lisette and Jim Perry
Dan and Erna Ray
Dennis T. Reardon
Sherry Reed
Joy and Jerry Schecker
Tom Schmitt and Abbey Feierstein
Beatrice Shockley
Thomas and Patricia Shreeve
Charles and Frances Smith
Mrs. Alice Swift
Mr. and Mrs. V. Craig Temple
Barbara E. VanArsdalen
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M.
Vandenberg
Jim Vorous
Wayne and Mary Lou Warren
David F. Watson
Llewellyn and Sharon Weaber
Michael L. Wilgus
Ruth Ann and Mike Willing
Gifts to Nursing
Education Campaign
IN HONOR OF
Constance E. Bushey
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderson
Bay Foot, L.L.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beatty
Mrs. Emily D. Chalich
Tim and Anne Dee Conway
Kathy Cooper
Sherri L. Coverdale
Carol B. Evans
Deborah Hill
Thomas J. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Marvel
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McLamb, Sr.
Lynne and Denny Rayne
John and Lydia Jean Richardson
Ginny and CJ Rickards
Carole T. Suchanek
Landon and Ally Diehl
IN MEMORY OF
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hazzard
Bryce M. Lingo
Sally Hastings
Bill and Suzanne Berry
John and Sally Cunningham-Hrycyk
Scott Kessler and Jimmy Duckett
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lingo, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Mitchell
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Wright
Margaret E. Hughes
Ruth H. Clark
Elizabeth B. Kester
John W. Taylor
Clare A. McIntyre
Molly Moss S. Bonar
Fox Elementary School
Gazette Newspaper
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Johnson
Bonnie S. Williams
Kathy Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McLamb, Sr.
Barbara and David Mullins
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Major Gifts & Grants
Major Gifts and Grants are received from foundations, corporations,
and individuals who support Beebe’s core values and mission of
providing quality healthcare to our community. This funding provides
support for capital expenditures and new programs and services.
Sharon and Bill Crist
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hudson
Susan G. Komen for the Cure—
Philadelphia Affiliate
Ron and Cris LaPorte
Estate of Ida J. Miller
Estate of Rowland Gardiner Paynter
Robert W. Schnepfe, Jr.
In honor of James E. Spellman,
Jr., MD
T. Giovanis & Co.
Welfare Foundation, Inc.
Endowments
An endowment provides Beebe Medical Center with a legacy, a permanent income that Beebe can use to meet ongoing expenses, cover
capital expenditures, or fund special projects and programs as directed
by the donor. Gifts to a named endowment increase its legacy.
Endowments Held by Beebe
William H. Beebe Sleep Disorders
Endowment Fund
Gene and Kitty Bookhammer
Endowment Fund
Emma Lee Clayton Endowment
Lena English Endowment Fund
Eleanor and John Hoefer
Endowment Fund
Louise Jarmon Hopkinson
Endowment
Mary Jane Lockard Endowment Fund
for the Treatment of Ovarian Cancer
MA-RAN Endowment
Carl G. Pierce, Jr., MD, Endowed
Nursing Scholarship
John W. Rollins, Sr.—Delaware River
& Bay Authority Endowment
Michael A. Ruddo Endowment Fund
for Tunnell Cancer Center
Sue & Anis Saliba Endowment Fund
Sussex Emergency Associates—SEA
Endowment
Tunnell Cancer Center Endowment
Gifts to Established Endowments
Endowment Fund
Jon and Ginnie Cottrell
T. William and Janice Lingo
Daniel M. Wilson
Mary Jane Lockard Endowment for
Ovarian Cancer
Marianne Beck
Joy Bodyk
Dennis Carazza
Melissa Desmarais
Drew Elrod
Carol Estes
John Fisher
Cynthia Garber
Susan Harnstrom
Patrick Houtman
Eddie Jones
Richard Legates
Ralph Lockard
Lt. Col. William M. Lockard
Jim and MaryLou McDonald
Michael McDonald
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Patricia R. McDonough
Terri Michalewicz and
Teresa Michalewicz
Eric Miller
Kathleen Morgenroth
Michele Natali
Claudine Phillips
Alex Rittberg
Nate Silcox
Gregory Snapp
Matthew Sprague
Albert Turner
Ann Turner
Todd Wanack
Susan S. Wilson
for the Tunnell Cancer Center
Michael A. Ruddo Foundation/
Michael A. Ruddo Golf Tournament
Dr. Anis K. and Mrs. Sue Saliba
Endowment
Annual Fund
The Beebe Annual Fund is one of the most important sources of funds for Beebe Healthcare. Unrestricted and restricted funds contributed through
the Annual Fund support ongoing operations and make possible various community programs that otherwise would not be sustainable.
1916 Leadership Club
Beebe Healthcare will mark a milestone in 2016, the 100th anniversary of the establishment of
Beebe Hospital in 1916. The milestone also recognizes the generosity of our community that has helped Beebe Hospital develop into Beebe
Healthcare. Beebe Healthcare denotes Beebe’s new role in our community of not only providing excellence in care for the sick but helping to
prevent illness through preventive care and education.
Beebe Medical Foundation has established the new 1916 Club in honor of Beebe’s founding. Members of the club donate $1,916 or more each year
for the Annual Fund. These leadership gifts support our commitment to extraordinary care and services for our patients delivered by dedicated
healthcare professionals. These generous individuals gave $148,356 to the Annual Fund.
Drs. Bruce and Eve Aldred
Judy Aliquo and James F. Aliquo
Cynthia S. Anderson
Theodore W. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Burton
Jane and Ken Casazza
Dr. and Mrs. Brian J. Costleigh
Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Cowan, Jr.
Bob and Judie Davis
Jeffrey M. Fried, FACHE
Joanne T. Greenspun
Catherine Creel Halen
Michael Hastings
Nancy Hastings
Drs. Jeffrey Hawtof and Nancy Gideon
Nina B. Hazzard
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Herbert
Hosmane
Joe and Chris Hudson
Maureen and Jim Hurst
T. William and Janice Lingo
Janet B. McCarty
Bob and Dee Moore
Paul and Pat Mylander
Drs. Rama and Hari Peri
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sams
Schell Brothers, LLC
Joan and Richard Thomas
Allyn and Bill Wagamon
Gerald and Joan Wilgus
Michael L. Wilgus
Summer Friends
Summer Friends was established in 2003 to make Beebe Healthcare familiar to seasonal residents with no
medical home in our community. If these seasonal residents need our services, it will be through the Emergency Department. All funds raised
through the Summer Friends program are restricted to the Emergency Department.
Alexandra Armstrong and
Jerry J. McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Beyda
Dorothy P. Block
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Connolly, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Duber
Barbara and Steven Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Harris
Jerry and Deena Kaplan
Raymond and Rand Mason
Doug and Mary Beth McDaniel
Joyce and Kenneth Rinehart
Karen and Milton Schneiderman
Carlynn Silverman and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Snyder
Gordon and Tina Trapnell
Drs. Donna Vogel and
David Margulies
B. Fallon Walsh and Coleman Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Michaelsen
Priscilla D. Milstead
Julia Morris and Shuna Harmon
Michelle Mosley
In honor of Joan Maurer
Patricia S. Murdock
Robert Ormsby
Jo Ann Osborn
Joyce W. Pepper
Dorothy J. Quillen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Schroen
Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Smouse
Mrs. Diane Stein
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fletcher Swanson
Barbara Lee Tanner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Thomas
Douglas and Mary Ellen Van Rees
Dave and Audrey Walker
Merv and Barbara Ward
Elva F. Weininger
Lee and Larry Wiley
Diabetes Programs and Services
Patricia L. Bradley
Patricia S. Scully
Emergency Services
Dennis W. Barton
William and JoAnn Bausman
Joan C. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bernstein
DeEtta Buchannon
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Contee
Frank and Elaine Davey
Mr. Lewin M. Deery and
Mrs. Daryl R. Deery
Donnelly Family LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr.
Charles and Mai Britt Graffius
David H. Green
John and Anne Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jarboe
Robert W. Lynn
Jane W. Maginley
Sterling T. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGarrity
Frank and Sharon Menaker
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Michaelsen
Wendy K. Mitten
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Morath, Jr.
Michelle Mosley
In honor of Joan Maurer
Cherie Myers
Margaret M. Nevins
Gerald D. Pietroforte and
Margot B. Schonholtz
Thomas J. Protack
Janet L. Rosenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Ruf
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Schroen
Mr. Everett Sillers
Michael and Molly Strauss
J. Wayne and Wanda W. Tomlinson
Merv and Barbara Ward
Cliff and Debbie White
Mr. and Mrs. A. Simeon Whitehill
Pat Wilder
Peter and Debbie Young
Gull House (Adult Day Care)
Miriam R. Barton
Grace-Millsboro United Methodist
Women
Griswold Special Care
Christina Laskey
William E. McHugh
South Coastal Delaware Chapter
#5226 of AARP
VFW Post 7447 Ladies Auxiliary
Integrative Health Services
Pat Fadeley
Cheyenne Luzader
Johanna M. Moy
Mildred Gray Scholarship
Program
Village Improvement Association
Nursing Services
Don and Peggy Lewis
Riverside Foundation
Nursery–Lactation Room
Upgrades
Nancy Hastings and Michael Hastings
Orthopaedic Programs and
Services
Nicholas A. Bartolomeo
Donna Ohle
Stacey Wetzstein
Prostate Cancer Programs
Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival
Respiratory Services
All Saint’s Parish Thrift Shop–August
Charity of the Month Volunteer
Lorraine Velez
Steve and Kathi Dayton
Ann Spillane
In memory of George Spillane
Margaret H. Rollins School
of Nursing
Maryellen Bogert
Bette H. MacIntire
Suellen Scheiner
of Nursing Scholarship Fund
Estate of Reah H. Warrington
Annual Fund Gifts
Beebe Healthcare Library
Stephani R. Allison, MD and
Judith B. Gorra, MD
Cardiac Continuing Medical
Education
Edwards Lifesciences LLC
Maquet Medical Systems USA
Medtronic, Inc.
Thoratec Corporation
Zoll Life Vest
Cardiac Cath Program
IMV
Cardio Vascular Programs
and Services
Wayne and Sandra Argo
Ron and Peggy Baunchalk
Peter and Judith Berkman
Lucette E. Bowers
Michael Bretz
Mona K. Deighan
Brenda Dietrich
Mary E. Earley
John and Adela Gladwell
Elsie W. Gould
Anne and Rodney Hance
Elaine C. Herbert
Thomas and Shirley Herndon
Vincent and Shirley Hollis
Leo and Karen Hornak
Joe and Rosemary Kelly
Mrs. Doris L. Koehler
Robert and Joanne Levy
John C. Louden
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mahoney
Helen H. Martin
Dana C. Marvel
Rebecca C. McCarty
Robert E. McCullough and
Joanne N. Couche
Mr. and Mrs. William J. McLaughlin
Rosalind and Warner McLean
of Nursing
Kimberly Miller Scholarship Fund
NAK, LLC
of Nursing
Joan Bennett Tease Scholarship Fund
Jeffrey J. Tease
Tunnell Cancer Center
All Saint’s Parish Thrift Shop–
November Drawing of the Month,
Carol Teeter
Mary Lou Anderson
Deborah E. and Robert J. Barber
Ron and Jo Jo Barrows
Barbara and Frank Basile
Mr. and Mrs. Mason E. Bradley
Bud and Barbara Bullock
Ellen C. Bunting
The Honorable and Mrs. George H.
Bunting, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Callan
Nancy S. Campbell
Patricia J. Cate
Conley’s United Methodist Church
Community Thrift Shop–tithe
designated by Paul Collins
Community Thrift Shop–tithe
designated by Ann Glass
Kathleen Connell
Paul B. Croft, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Difede
Sonny Dorman
Michael Drohan
Austin F. Drury
Paul and Fran Dumigan
Russ Evans
Harvey and Allyn Fruman
Gail Garbutt
Col. (Ret) and Mrs. Mark D. Gatanas
Ella Jean Lowe Geary
Janet Goldberg
Charles and Mai Britt Graffius
Anne and Rodney Hance
Patricia A. Hellwege
Elaine C. Herbert
Donna and Clif Hilderley
Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Hook
Thomas and Gayle Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hukill
Dr. Kae E. Keister
Timothy and Elaine Kennedy
Ken and Helen Kircher
Shirley P. Lancaster
Rick and Sue Levinson
Lewes-Rehoboth Moose 646, Leather
& Lace 2nd Annual Boobie Bash
Louise C. Lubinsky
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Margenau
Carolyn Marshall
Rodney and Aimee Marvel
Susanne J. Messick
Patricia Morris
Patricia S. Murdock
Joseph R. Navalaney
Margaret M. Nevins
Rocco and Helen Notarangelo
Mary C. Nygaard
Joan and Frederick Oeffner
Diane L. Ognibene
Mr. and Mrs. Klaus A. Olbers
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Paiewonsky
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Perry
Ruth A. Phillips
Eve Pierce and Gaylord F. Pierce
Joseph Pipitone
Nicholas and Eileen Pisano
Robert and Elizabeth Quackenbush
Curt and Lois Rayner
Alfred Rinaudot
Marlene E. Ritts
Dr. David E. and Linda S. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Rodgers
Rose Mary and James Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt S. Seglem
Haroldine C. Shaner
Caroline W. Shepherd
Norman and Irene Smith
Robert R. Smith
Rose M. Smith
Edwin R. Speake
Sandra Spence and Richard Faull
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Sturtz
Connie M. Subelka
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Swartzlander
Joan L. Thomas
Isabel Turley
Robert and Nancy Turner
Bernie and Jack Welsh
Frances S. West
Kimberly A. Westcott
Chuck and Dottie Williams
James and Michele Wingrave
Kathleen W. Young
Tunnell Cancer Center Breast
Cancer Fund
Beach Babies Child Care at
Rehoboth Inc.
Garbutt Family Charitable Trust
James E. Gibson and Deborah A.
Rouse
Lakeside Community Homeowners/
Breast Cancer Research
Lakeside Community Homeowners/
Portable Mammogram Program
Steve and Mona Poyta
Tunnell Cancer Center Komen
Breast Cancer Project
Paula Schneider
Research Progam
Community Thrift Shop–Charity of
the Month, Paul Collins
PPD Development, LP
Special Needs Fund
Cynthia S. Anderson
Carol A. Cavallero
Community Thrift Shop–Charity of
the Month, Ann Glass
Mr. and Mrs. Michael U. Eisenhour
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shenton
Mary L. Vanbergen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Zoeller
Survivors Retreat
Cave Girl at the Beach LLC
Unrestricted Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Adams
Anita E. Adkins
Drs. Bruce and Eve Aldred
Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Anderson, Jr.
David A. Anderson and
Daniel L. Davison
Roger A. Anderson
Ginger Ankerbrand and
Lawrence Tempchin
Elizabeth S. Arick
Jane and Robert L. Asher
Chris and Ray Aumiller
Arthur and Lois Austin
Thelma Baker
Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Barlow, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Barr
Miriam R. Barton
William and JoAnn Bausman
George and Eleanore Baxter
Fred and Lois Beaufait
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Beers
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Begleiter
Gregory and Ruth Bender
Cordilia P. Bergamo
Shelly and Peter Berman
Gerhard W. Bertet and
Margaux St. John
Gary Berti
Barbara E. Best
David W. Betts
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Betyeman
Sander M. Bieber and
Linda E. Rosenzweig
D. Scott Birney, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bishop, Jr.
Jim and Joyce Blakeslee
J. Caleb Boggs, Jr. and
Elisabeth K. Boggs
Joseph and Margaret Booth
Robert P. Braden
Stuart and Ruth Brahs
Patrick J. Brill
Mrs. Hazel D. Brittingham
Al and Sally Brown
Clayton C. Brown
Henry I. Brown III
Mr. and Mrs. Thom R. Brown
Edwin H. Brubaker
Harry and Katherine Bues
John F. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Butcher II
Cadbury Foundation at Lewes
Mrs. Elizabeth Cadell
Victoria D. Cairns
Charles Carmody
Mr. and Mrs. Ruly Carpenter III
Betty Caslake
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Caswell
Ken Catino
In memory of Marion Catino
John and Olivia Cavaluzzi
Patricia A. Cecil
John and Jackie Chesley
George E. Christopher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Chu
Robert N. Clancy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Cleaveland
John and Carmela Coleman
Bruce M. Collins
Meg (Pierce) and John Collins
In memory of Dr. Carl and
Meridith Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Collins
Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. Collis
Ann Collord
Angela Coniglio
Phyllis A. Conrad
Robert I. Cook
Mark A. Cooper
Judith Keithan Corbett
Jack and Jackie Corrigan
Dr. and Mrs. Brian J. Costleigh
Ms. Patricia D. Coulter
Kathleen R. Cox
Mary Beth Crafts
Alan and Eleanor Craig
Mr. and Mrs. William Crockett
James W. Crowley
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Culvert
Phillip Cunningham
In memory of my child
Madolyn M. Dallas
In honor of Dr. Patrick Swier
Sarah and Bill D’Alonzo
Thomas Daly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Daniel
Frank and Elaine Davey
Maureen A. Davis
Sallie K. Davis, MD
Joan and Vincent De Cain
Tom and Cindy De Emedio
Bob and Jane Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Dearstine, Sr.
Michael Decker
Tom and Mary Jane Deets
Victor A. DeGeorge, Sr.
Penny Deiner
Delaware Neurology Associates, PA
Linda J. Dennis
Margaret K. Devlin
Richard Diefenback and
Christine A. Davidson
Dan and Pat DiLoretto
Dr. and Mrs. Mario DiSabatino
Clifford P. Diver, Jr. and Kathryn Byrne
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Doane
Josephine I. Dochych
Donnelly Family LLC
Norman and Caroline Donovan
Gerald and Susan Dougherty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Draine, Sr.
Charlotte A. Driscoll
Michael Drohan
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Duchan
David and Jennifer Dupree
Leonard and Ellin Dwares
Susan F. Ebbitt
Leonard and Edna Eckert
Jane L. Edginton
Tony and Barbara Edson
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Eicher
Terry and Joyce Eidell
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Elliott
Charles and Lucinda Emory
Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Engel
The Essential Chef
Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Falatko
Drs. Stephen and Kelly Fanto
Mr. and Mrs. William F. G. Farmer
Fred Fiske and Warren Fiske
Patricia M. Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ford
Dennis Forney—Cape Gazette
Louise M. Fortner
Ressa A. Frazzano
David and Maureen Frey
Mr. and Mrs. Washington B. Fry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Fulchino
Mr. and Mrs. Ward P. Gaisor
Rita A. Gajewski
Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr.
Arthur R. Garcia
Dolores A. Gareis
Diana T. Garson
Judith A. Gaskell
Patricia and William Gehron
Carol K. Getz-Fatkin and
Susan M. Keller
In memory of Kenneth Fatkin
Rob and Debbie Gibbs
James M. Gifford
Earlene D. Gillan-Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Glasner
Nancy and Richard Glorioso
Joseph P. Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Goodwin, Jr.
Roy B. Gorson
Salvatore C. Grasso
D.R. Gray
Kathy M. Graybeal
Joanne T. Greenspun
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Greenwald
Rick Grier-Reynolds
Darrel Grinstead
David and Billie Grosh
Charles G. Gruber
Waples and Gloria Gum
Robert S. Gurwyn
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Haba
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hansen
In memory of Vinod Parasher, MD
Pete and Joanne Harrigan
Margaret E. Harris
Patricia A. Harris
Francis E. Harrison
Mary M. Hart
Antoinette P. Hastings
Bob Hastings
Barbara Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatz
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Hatzinikolaou
John S. Haymaker
Irene E. Hazzard
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Headman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Heffernan
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hehir
Judith A. Heims
Robert and Ellane Hein
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Herbert
The Hesselberth Family Fund of the
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Hicks
Anthony and Carol Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Hill
Katherine K. Hill
In memory of William Henry Vernon
Marilyn A. Hill
William Hocker
Fred and Sophie Holland
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Holtzclaw
Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Hook
Christine C. Hopkins
Arthur J. Horne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Easley Hoy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hudson
Margarite A. Hudson
Diane and Alan Huebner
Katherine Moon Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey A. Huguely
Thomas and Rosemary Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Husfelt
John C. Huss, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Ireland
Florence M. Jackson
Richard W. and Jamie B. Jackson
Roseanne B. Jahnke
Beverly S. Johnson
In memory of Charles A. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Johnson
Richard C. Johnston
Bob Jones
Carol D. Jones
In memory of Lee Jones
Raymond C. and Margaret A. Jung
KB Coldiron, Inc.
Harry and Nancy Keeler
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Keeley III
Catharine K. Keim
Steven S. Keiser
Michael and Amy Kelleher
Geraldine B. Kenney
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kenton
Robert and Diane King
Tom and Chris King
Wanda C. King
Charlotte A. Kjellmark
Stephen Klein
Philip D. Kless
Mike Klingel
Laurence B. Knapp, Jr.
Robert A. Knaus
Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Knight
Mr. John M. Kotch
Carol Kratch
Greg D. Kubiak and Joe Canter
Norman and Susan Kugel
Drs. Ray and Lillian Kuretu
LaChall Lee, LLP
Mrs. Richard L. Laird
Frank A. LaMorte, Sr.
Joseph and Virginia Lank
Joseph and Kristina Lavenia
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lednum
The Honorable William S. Lee
Colonel and Mrs. Victor Letonoff
Lorette M. Levesque
Lester L. Levin, DDS
Senator and Mrs. Laurence Levitan
Florence H. Levy
Robert and Joanne Levy
Gail L. Lewis, APRN, BC
John and Mary Liipfert
G. and C. Lingenfelter
Colonel and Mrs. John E. Lingo
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Little
Dr. and Mrs. Preston A. Littleton, Jr.
Vivian R Littleton
Philip Livingston/Elegant Slumming
Christine M. Long
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Love
Faith C. Loveless
Robert John Luzius, Jr.
F. Jack Luzzi and Naomi L. Richards
In memory of Ruth W. Luzzie, RN
Janet R. Lydick
Mrs. Gertrude H. Lyons
In memory of James Lyons, Sr.
Macht Family Philanthropic Fund
Greer MacMasters
Julia Magarelli
Ali Makvandi
Adi and Carol Maneckshaw
Robert J. Marra
Richard Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rowland Marshall
William S. Mason, Jr.
Gail Faye Maynard
In memory of my mother
Hattie Hylton
Eileen P. McCaffery
Kathy and Mate McCain
David and Mary McCarthy
Deirdre and Jason McCartney
Janet B. McCarty
Rebecca C. McCarty
In memory of C. Leonard Maull
Helen McCracken
Harry McCullough
Robert E. McCullough and
Joanne N. Couche
Jane L. McCurry
Frosty and Faye McDaniel
Kip and Joe McDaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McDermott
Drew McKay and Susan McElligott
Michael and Jennifer McKean
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McMahon
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fred McNally
J. Paul McNamara
Pamela and Michael Meding
Vipa Mekhaya
Bruce and Barbara Mellen
Phyllis E. Menchey
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Lillian Menige
Robert W. Mertz, Jr.
Otello and Gail Meucci
Stephen and Carol Micciche
Andrew and Jacqueline Miller
Helen E. Miller
Lawrence A. Miller
Randy G. Miller
Marjorie M. Minix
Clifton D. Mitchell
Susan Huesman Mitchell and
Charles W. Mitchell
Meg and Ernest Mocci
Charles R. Montgomery
Anna Beebe Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Morath, Jr.
Russell G. Morey
In memory of my father
Russel G. Morey
Francis E. Morris, Sr.
Jean Morrison and Greg Knott
Joey and Ronnie Mosiej
Natalie B. Moss
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mullican, Sr.
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Bernice Murray
In memory of Grant W. Murray Sr.
Reynolds Murray
In memory of Arline Murray
Ernest M. Nepa
Michael and Kathy Newcomb
Iris and Jon Newsom
Lois Nickerson and Jan Benderick
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Nosnitsky
Pamela Notarange
Rocco and Helen Notarangelo
Charles L. Novak
Louise Odee
Alan O’Leary and Donna Malory
Don and Betty Olsen
Janice A. O’Malley
Patricia O’Reilly
Doris M. Otten
Linda and Joe Outlaw
Sandra Pace and Barbara Passikoff
Michael P. and D. Lynette Palen
Elaine E. (Bunny) Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Park
Barbara L. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Parker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Partyka
Janice A. Patey
Daniel H. and Lucille N. Payne
Joseph R. Pearce
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur B. Pearce
Wayne and Joyce Pepper
Louis G. Perna
Jan Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Peterson
Charles and Kathy Pickering
Harry G. Piereman
Amelia and Albert Pizzi
Richard and Patsy Pollard
Dick and Joyce Pool
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Porter
Chet and Denise Poslusny
Posner-Wallace Foundation
In memory of Lawrence Posner
Ralph and Betty Prettyman
William and Mary Pritchett
Samuel J. Profeta
Thomas J. Protack
Debra and Donald Pumphrey
Nancy R. Purchase
Barbara D. Quillen
William G. Radhe
Dr. Michael S. and Mrs. Dorothy
Ramjattansingh
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Ranalli
Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Rapuano
In memory of Bill and Lois Snyder
Judith Rea
In honor of Abraham A. Rea, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Records
Lenore Z. Redler
Robert and Natalie Regan
Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. Reiner
Barney and Ruth Reynolds
John H. Rhodes
Helen Rhymestine
In honor of Health E. Moore
Rhymestine
Frances and Jim Richmann
Richter Associates LP
Philip and Nona Ricker
Grace D. Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Riggs, Sr.
Bob and Mona Riordan
Steven and Anne Ritchey
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Robinson
Monica and Frank Robinson
Rockin’ Roadie Paint Co.
Maureen and Donald Rogers
Steven E. Rose
Robert and Faye Rosenberg
Richard Ross
The Honorable and Mrs. Edward M.
Rowell
Robert L. Ruffin, Jr.
In honor of Robert L. Ruffin, Sr.
Allen Ruhl
Molly and Glenn Ruoff
James and Carlene Russ
Barbara and James Ryba
John T. Sabo
Aziz and Alida Marie Sahwell
Don Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. S. Sandy
Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Sauter
Savannah Animal Hospital
Don and Norie Scheck
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schimler
Carl R. Schmidt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Schnoor
Nancy S. Scott
Seaside Amusements, Inc.
Tom and Joanne Seeds
Mr. and Mrs. Stephan P. Seifred
Stell Parker Selby
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shaw, Sr.
In memory of Bernard Tinsley
Leland R. Sheats
Beverly A. Shine and Ronald A. Shine
Tom and Patti Shreeve
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Silverman
George and Paula Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Slagle
Carole Wolfe Smith
Donald G. Smith
George B. (Buck) and Cathie M. Smith
Gordon and Barbara Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Smith, Jr.
Priscilla Smith
Ronal and Nancy Smith
Robert and Edna Snowden
Elizabeth W. Snyder
Eleanor F. Soltner
Frank F. Soltner
Susan L. Spence and Michele Codori
In honor of Dennis Chupella and
Robert B.T. White
William and Sally Spotswood Fund of
River Counties Community
David and Cindy Sroka
Sheila Stanford
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Staples
Margaret J. Steele
Mrs. Diane Stein
Norman and Sharon Stepno
Joan Stranix
25th Annual Best of the Beach Art Auction,
Dinner, and Dance June 14, 2014
This annual summer event, held in June, has become a tradition for the many friends who come together each year to kick off the summer, to bid
on wonderful items and outstanding art, and to enjoy a wonderful evening together.
The 25th Anniversary Best of the Beach Art Auction, Dinner, and Dance raised $104,140 to provide a Simulation Trainer manikin for the new
Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing. A Simulation Trainer is a manikin and software system that performs and reacts like a real-life patient. Using
a Simulation manikin provides students the opportunity to participate in a multitude of clinical circumstances including high-anxiety situations in
a safe learning environment. As a result, learners build confidence in their assessments, skills, communication techniques, and decision-making
abilities. Simulation training allows for an active learning environment and lends itself perfectly to nursing education.
Event Chair
Carol Leashefski
Decorating Committee
Jessica Blakeman, Chair
Robin Seft, Co-Chair
Alison Leigh Houck, Co-Chair
Kim Biever
Jim Biever
Stephanie David
Carol Dempsey
Brenda Dixon
Mary Farley
Lauren Flamini
Andrea Hanna
Betsy Hansot
Charlie Hayes
Bob Hyberg
Jane Larson
Judy Lippe
Erin Perchiniak
Jackie Rifenbergh
Ann-Marie Rooney
Earl Schmidt
Beth Thomas
June Thwing
Angie Watkins
Laura Lee Wiley
Silent Auction
Charles Hayes, Chair
Joan Beck
Melissa Graver
Joyce Guerrieri
Julie Johnson
Lillian Kuretu
Anj Levy
Rose Murray
Michele Ollason
Kelly Richardson
Holly Sullivan
Michael Warns
Corporate Sponsorship
Maxine Lewis, Chair
Chris Babicki
Jane Casazza
Brenda Dixon
Mary Green
Ceil Jones
Paul Jones
Michele Ollason
Gerry Smith
Jeff Thompson
Allyn Wagamon
Bill Wagamon
2014 ART AUCTION SPONSORS &
UNDERWRITERS
Sponsors
Platinum
PNC Bank
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Gold
Onyx Group
Diamond
Baywood
William E. Cross Foundation
Southern Delaware Imaging
Associates
Emerald
Chesapeake Surgical, Ltd.
Delaware Anesthesia Associates
Ruby
Colonial East, LP
P.R. Cunningham Family Foundation
Delaware Eye Institute
Duane Morris
Megee Motors
NuCar’s Lewes Auto Mall
Prestige Color
Saul Ewing, LLP
Sergovic, Carmean & Weidman, P.A.
Sapphire
AP Linens, Inc.
Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
Coresource
Engle-Hambright & Davies
John S. Strogus
Jerome and Carolyn Strum
Terry and Kelly Stuchlik
Tom and Pat Sugrue
Sarah T. Sunderland
Cindy Szabo and Brian Ellis
Roy E. Tarr
Eddie R. Taylor
Marie and Jim Taylor
A. C.Tedesco
Carla S. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Thomas
Joseph Thorp
Carolyn Tilch
John Tillman
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Timmons
Fran Tober
Mr. and Mrs. Chester V. Townsend
John and Deborah Treicis
Mike and Vicki Tribout
Bruce A. Triplett
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Tropea
Scott P. Trzaskawka
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Tunnell III
Sharon S. Tweedie
David E. Tyma
United Way of Central Maryland
United Way of Delaware, Inc.
John and Marilyn Van Dyke
Russell Van Regenmortel
In memory of my wife
Ghislaine L. Vanderman
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Vanzetta
Dr. and Mrs. George D. Vernimb
Carl and Joyce Vincent
Jeanne T. Visser
Richard and Alice Wagner
Tommy and Joan Wealand
Fred and Ginny Weber
Don and Lyn Webster
Peggy and Fred Weldin
Lois S. Wellener
Chick Welsh, Jr.
Ms. Beverly F. Wenner
June M. Whelan
Cliff and Debbie White
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans White
Jacquelyn T. Wightman
Lee and Larry Wiley
Gerald and Joan Wilgus
Alison B. Wilhelm and Fred Wilhelm
James and Theresa Willis
Jake Wilson
Winer Family Foundation, Inc.
Jay D. Wingate and
Frances E. Wingate
Jean Pettit Wirsching
Nancy Wisneski
In memory of John S. Wisneski
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Wolff
Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Woods
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Woods
Stella E. Yiannatsis
Paul W. Yngve
Donna Young and Karla Sweeney
Frank and Norma Young
Ronald S. Young
Dr. and Mrs. N.J. Zervanos
Don and Suzanne Ziegler
Lois and Palmer Zigmund
Marguerite P. Zott
Debbie and Mike Zwicke
Women’s Health Services
Joseph P. Smoot and
Linda C. Gundersen
MedTix
PSA Financial Center
RCM&D, Inc.
Wilmington Trust Wealth Advisory
Diana C. Beebe
Jim and Kim Biever
Cathi and Larry Bost
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clark
Dr. Roger H. Coletti and
Dr. Kathy Coletti
Benedette and Jeffrey Cooper
County Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Crosby
MJ and Tom Deets
Emmalane R. Ewing
Joseph P. Gonzalez
Sally W. Hickman
Cookie Kerxton
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker M. Kokjohn
Drs. Ray and Lillian Kuretu
William Swain Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Ryan
Shore Bank
Carol and Charlie Smith
Larry Sweigert
Robert J. White and Lois H. White
Veronica L. White
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Wisneski
Ronald S. Young
Patrons
James and Judy Aliquo
Atlantic Physical Therapy
Barbara Barski Carrow
Robin Bond, Esq.
Sheila Bravo
The Burbage Funeral Home
David and Ann Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Carter
Ken and Jane Casazza
Colonial East
Tommy and Connie Cooper
Constance Costigan and
Michael Krausz
Underwriters
Artists’ Reception
Dr. Brian and Mrs. Rene Costleigh
Band
Data Guard, Inc.
Decorating
Bank of Delmarva
Sodexo
Decorating/Wall of Wine
Faw Casson
Invitations
Morris James LLP
Program
The Inn at Canal Square
Save the Date Cards
Pep-Up, Inc.
Tent Air Conditioning
Harry Caswell, Inc.
DONORS
Gold Benefactor
Community Bank Delaware
Bob and Dee Moore
WSFS
Silver Sponsor
Diana Coulton Beebe
Cape Gazette
Coliseum Ventures, LLC
Delaware Electric Cooperative
Delmarva Document Solutions
Kenneth W. Jackson, Jr. and
Nancy M. Ferris
Sussex County Council
Benefactors
Applied Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bain
Jim Bartle and Kelly Crockett
John and Cheryl Davidson
Mary Dent
Michael Deptula
Dr. and Mrs. Henry K. DeWitt
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dillon
Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. Emory
Engle-Hambright & Davies Inc.
Janice E. Erich
Faw Casson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fleming
Dr. Mouhanad and Mrs. Dima Freih
Darrel Grinstead and Diane Pirkey
Patricia Houston
Wally and Betty Hudson
Robert Hyberg
Dr. Uday and Mrs. Neepa Jani
Mr. and Mrs. Sanjay Kapuria
Kim Klabe
Lynn and Tucker Kokjohn
Suzanne S. Landon
Jane Cox Larson
Hugh and Kathleen Leahy
Carol Leashefski and Earl Schmidt
Ernie and Janis Lopez
Janet B. McCarty
Deirdre and Jason McCartney
Christine M. Moore and
Bruce A. Moore
Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Myers
Partners in Recognition/Sally Snell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pernice
The Pilots’ Association for the
Bay and River
Jackie and Jim Rifenbergh
Steve Rogers
Stephen and Mary Jane Ryan
Rick and Michelle Schaffner
Lisa Scholl
Dr. Shalini Sehgal and
Dr. Manu Sehgal
Sergovic & Carmean and
Weidman, PA
Mikki Snyder-Hall
David Starkie and
Christine Babicki Starkie
Angela Stoddard
Steve and Ariane Sumption
Janet and Alex Sydnor
June Thwing
Towers Watson
Tunnell & Raysor, P.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Weeks
Contributors
Chris L. Armstrong
Joan C. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Bosworth
Congressman and Mrs. Michael N.
Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Coffin
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Eckert
Energy Transfer Solutions
Helaine Harris
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Johnson
Bonnie D. Lingo
Mr. and Mrs. Custis W. McNeilly
John Roman and William M. McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ruffino
Regene H. Silver, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Sordi
Andrejs V. Strauss, MD
Jeffrey Thompson
Towers Watson
Kathleen W. Young
Special thanks to . . .
Baywood, Mindy and Robert Tunnell
Beebe Healthcare Employees and
Volunteers
Volunteers, Steve Aune and
Charlie Hayes
Big Fish Grill, Eric Sugrue, Norman
Sugrue, and Susan Sokowski
Bin 66, Mike Ohr and Dave Zorb
Blue Shore, Inc., Mary Dent
The City Florist, Jim Gray
Ray Daminger
Delaware Distilling Company,
Zachary King
Inn at Canal Square, Ted Becker
Lewes Historical Society
Madison Long, Videographer
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
R & L Liquors
Rehoboth Art League Employees and
Volunteers
Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival, Leon
Galitzin and Dennis Santangini
Robert Dorman, Auctioneer
United Distributors of Delaware
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Featured Artist
Laura Hickman
Charlene Abele
Lenore Albright
JoAnne Alsruhe
Thea Amato
Dolores Andrew
Beverly Andrion
Felicia Belair-Rigdon
JoAnn Bernard
Sherry Biele
Steven Billups
Jean Bowers
Anne Buck
Brenda Butterfield
Jane Casazza
Anne Cyr
Joy Davis
Aubre Duncan
Larry Edwards
Meg Fillmore-Mullen
Geri Gaskill
Sally Giarratana
Carol Gray
Michele Green
Tara Funk Grim
Claire Ingley
Gabriel Jules
Fay Kempton
Kim Klabe
Michael Krausz
Rick Lantz
Victor Letonoff
Ron Lightcap
Viers Mace
Mary Mallia
Michelle Marshall
Lorelei Meanor
John Murray
Rose Murray
Freddie Noland
William Patterson
Ray Peterson
Barbara Petterson
Gail Powell
Rebecca Raubacher
Jim Rehak
Steve Rogers
Joseph Schanno
Nick Serratore
Gladys Shaw
Wes Stack
Keith Steck
Nar Steel
26th Annual Beebe Ball:
The Greatest Ball on Earth!
November 2, 2013
This gala dinner dance and silent auction, held in November, has become the highlight of the winter season,
and since its inception the proceeds have benefited various Beebe Healthcare programs and services.
The 26th Annual Beebe Ball: The Greatest Ball on Earth! raised $108,406 to help complete the Nursing
Education Campaign, which will provide for the construction of the new Margaret H. Rollins School of
Nursing at Beebe Healthcare.
EVENT COMMITTEE
Drexel Davison, Chair
Leisa Berlin, Co-Chair
Corporate Sponsorship
Benedette Cooper, Chair
Jane Casazza
Chuck Landon
Carol Leashefski
Frank Shade
Gerry Smith
Decorating Committee
Drexel Davison, Chair
Stephanie David
Mary Farley
Andrea Hanna
Bob Hyberg
Bill Lucks
Heather Novak
Denise Poslusny
Lisa Prestipino
Jackie Rifenbergh
Earl Schmidt
Beth Thomas
Allyn Wagamon
Bill Wagamon
Angie Watkins
Lee Wiley
Pat Wright
Silent Auction Committee
Judy Mabon, Co-Chair
Maribeth Dockety, Co-Chair
Genny Beach
Jay Caputo
Rose Marie Demerich
Susan Monday
Will Sullivan
Jerry Strum
Susan Terry
Yandong Wang
Michael Weinert
Heidi Wetzel
Libby Zando
AUCTION DONORS
Allstate Insurance
American Financial Network
Annabella’s Italian Restaurant
Apple Electric
Atlantic Sands Hotel & Conference
Center
Auto Gallery, Inc.
Azura Clothing
Barstools Plus
Basic Concepts
Beach Graphics
The Beach Jetty
The Beacon Motel
Bests’ Ace Hardware
Bethany Blues
Big Fish Grill
Bin 66
Blooming Boutique
Boardwalk Builders, Inc.
Linda Bosworth
The Brick Hotel on the Circle
Browseabout Books
The Buttery Restaurant
Camp Rehoboth
Cape May–Lewes Ferry
Cape Orthopaedics
Chatelaine’s Antique Jewelry
Clear Space Theatre Company
Confucius Chinese Cuisine
Cotton Club
Critter Beach
The Cultured Pearl
Delaware Distilling Company
Delmarva Board Sports Adventures
Design Center of Rehoboth
DiFebo’s Restaurant
Henry DeWitt
Dog Fish Head
Dos Locos Fajita & Stonegrill
Ecker Fitness
Edible Arrangements
EMK Designs
The Essential Chef
Flowers by Mayumi
Food By Desing Catering
Gary’s Dewey Beach Grill
Georgia House Restaurant
Table Decorators
Ivana Bell
Camilla Carter
Lisa Chambers
Dennis Chupella
Judith Davison
Donna DeAngelis
Maureen Eschbach
Jill Hudson
Michele Stevens Keen
Suzanne Landon
Elizabeth Locker
Heidi Lowe
Terri McBride
Becky McCarty
Jill Metz
Marianne Metz
Michelle Ollason
Kelly Richardson
Lisa Scott
Robert Scott
Donna Serfini
Robert Sessa
Holly Sullivan
Kendal Townsend
Erin Walls
Rob White
Billie Wilkinson
Get Your Wag On Pet Services
Ginger Moon
Global
go Brit!
Habersham Peddler
Hammerheads Dewey Beach
HeartWish Massage & Bodywork
Holland Jewelers
I.G. Burton & Co. Inc.
J. Conn Scott, Inc.
Jack Lingo, Realtor
Jeff West Home
Jerry’s Seafood
Jersey Mike Sub
Josephine’s Daughter
Jungle Jim’s
Just Comfort Shoes/Birkenstock
Kids’ Cottage, LLC
Kids’ Ketch
Kings Creek Country Club
Lewes Cycle
The Lily Pad Children’s Boutique
Lori’s Oy Vey Cafe
Made Ya Look!
Mare’s Bears Quilt Shop
Mariachi
Mark Showell Interiors
Marsha’s Collection
Mid-Coast All Stars Gym
Midway Chiropracitic
MidWest Feather & Down
Monograms Unlimited
Paul Mylander
Nage
Nantucket’s
Neverland Kennel & Cattery
Nicola Pizza
Nucar’s Lewes Auto Mall
Oasis Wellness Spa
Ocean Boulevard Furniture
Oceanside Casual Furniture
Orvis
Panera Bread
The Peninsula Golf & Country Club
Petco
Pirates of Lewes Expeditions
Port-Dewey Beach
Rehoboth Art & Framing
Rehoboth Art League, Inc.
Rehoboth Auto Repair
Rehoboth Bay Marina
Rehoboth Beach Chick-fil-A
Rehoboth Beach Country Club
Rehoboth Beach Yoga Center
Rehoboth Toy & Kite Co.
Revelation Hair Studio
Rigby’s Bar & Grill
Rock Creek
Rookery North
Savannah Animal Hospital
Scully’s Oceanside Cafe
SecureNetMD
Shore Property Maintenance
Sign A Rama
Something Comfortable
The Spice & Tea Exchange
The Starboard Restaurant
The Stepping Stone
Stoney Lonen
Stuart Kingston Galleries
Surf Bagel & Deli
Sussex Family YMCA
Sussex Pines Country Club
Teller Wines
Tideline Gallery
Touch of Italy
Tulip, Ltd.
Two Friends, Ltd.
Wal-Mart
Windsor’s Flowers & Plants
Woody’s Dewey Beach Bar & Grill
Experience
Camilla Carter
Grant Dockety
Jeff Joseph
Jennifer Joseph
Michelle Ollason
Kelly Richardson
Kim Hoey Stevenson
Donna West Annmarie Westerfield
Day of Event
Gordon Bowers
Chris Cedar
Terry Gardner
Andrea Hanna
Sarah Hosteller
Alex Moore
Lana Mozgunova
Joey O’Brien
Lisa Prestipino
Lou Rouleau
Patricia Shreeve
Arlene Simms
Katie Soyka
Mick Soyka
Ariel Stevenson
Holly Sullivan
Dave Weibel
Donna West Pat Wright
Ed Zygmonski
Molly Zygmonski
SPONSORS & UNDERWRITERS
Sponsors
Diamond
Southern Delaware Imaging
Associates
Villages of Five Points
Emerald
Coker Consulting
William E. Cross Foundation, Inc.
PNC Bank
Saul Ewing LLP
Ruby
Duane Morris LLP
Marshall, Dennehey, Warner,
Coleman & Goggin, P.C.
The Moore Family Foundation
Prestige Color
Sapphire
Athena Health
Ballard Spahr LLP
Cerner
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Corporate Facilities, Inc.
The Dental Group
Elegant Slumming
Engle-Hambright & Davies Inc.
Fulton Bank
Griswold Home Care
KB Coldiron, Inc.
SecureNetMD, LLC
Underwriters
26th Anniversary Dinner Tables
Harry K & Atlantic Jewelry
Reception
Baywood
Entertainment
Carl M. Freeman Foundation
Raffle
Invitations
Morris James LLP
Band
Program
The Inn at Canal Square
Decorating
Bayside Health Association
Beverages
Prudential Gallo, REALTORS®
Photo Booth
Bell Rock Capital LLC
Comcast Spotlight
Event Donations
General Aire Systems, Inc.
KINETIK Marketing Communications
Special Thanks and Recognition
Steve Aune, Beebe Medical
Foundation Volunteer
Harry Keswani and the staff of
Atlantic Jewelry
The Creative Under the Big Top Table
Decorators for making the room
beautiful
Sam Shelton, Jeff Fabian, and all of
the AMAZING staff at KINETIK
Marketing Communications
Josh Grapski, Kathy McDonald, and
the amazing staff at Nage
The wonderful staff of The Rehoboth
Beach Convention Center
Beebe Medical Center’s and Beebe
Medical Foundation’s Volunteers
and Staff
Rich Bloch of the Dickens Parlour
Theatre
Patti Shreeve
Madame Lee
Dover Rent All
Gritton Productions
The Vineyards at Nassau Valley
Gold Benefactors
Kent Construction Company, Inc.
Mann & Sons, Inc.
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Benefactors
Amy Ballard
Christopher Beebe
Dr. Roger H. Coletti and
Dr. Kathy Coletti
Emmalane R. Ewing
William Swain Lee
Sam Shelton and Jeff Fabian
Drs. William and Michele Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vizzi
Robert J. White and Lois H. White
Veronica L. White
Ronald S. Young
Patrons
Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Amey
Nnamdi Azie, MD
Courtney Baeurle
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bain
Vikas Batra, MD and Reetu Singh, MD
Diana C. Beebe
Drs. Agnes and Carl Boxhill
Mr. Patrick Boyle and
Dr. Heather Boyle
Mr. David Carey and
Mrs. Rebecca L. Geiger
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Casazza
Dennis W. Chupella
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Coffin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cowan
Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Danko
Linda Danko
Drexel Davison
Nelia Dolan
Brenda L. Dunton
Justin Elder, DO
Firas El-Sabbagh, MD
Fulton Bank
Darrel Grinstead
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hello
Highway One Partnership
Sabrina D. Hill
Chris Holt and Emory Bevill
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hukill
Dr. and Mrs. Uday Jani
Cecilia and Paul Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kotanides
Charles Landon
Suzanne S. Landon
Jane Cox Larson
M&T Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Max
Stephan J. Maybroda
Janet B. McCarty
Gigi McMahon
Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mylander
Mark Owsley
Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Palmer
Danielle Panarello
Denise Pecora
Peninsula Health Alliance, Inc.
Trish Perron
PNC Bank
Jason Priddy
Anita Raghuwanshi, MD
James and Jacqueline Rifenbergh
Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Joy Lynn
Sabbagh
Michael and Keri Schaeffer
Dr. and Mrs. Scott M. Schulze
Dr. Shalini Sehgal and
Dr. Manu Sehgal
Sergovic & Carmean and Weidman, PA
Thomas and Patricia Shreeve
Carol and Charlie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stakias
Dr. Erik D. and Mrs. Hiba Stancofski
Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Sydnor
Dr. and Mrs. Jay C. Taylor
Carrie Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Truitt
United Way of Delaware, Inc.
Angela Waple
Gregory F. Wimsatt
Jerry Wolf
WSFS Bank
Zeke and Lisa Zechiel
Contributors
Courtney Baeurle
Bill and Suzanne Berry
Joan and Nick Caggiano
Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
Nancy duPont Cooch
Dr. and Mrs. Fadi E. Damouni
Leonard and Edna Eckert
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles P. Erwin
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gregory Gause, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hazzard
Edwin Jeffries
KINETIK Communications Graphics
Amy O. Lear, RN
Joe Maggio and Bill Shields
Diane D. McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Custis W. McNeilly
Ron and Patricia Ritthaler
The Honorable and Mrs. Edward M.
Rowell
Diana Ruffino
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schell
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Urgo
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vernon, Sr.
Susan Pittard Weidman
Dima Yakhour
Table Decorators
Schell Brothers Circus Extravaganza
Schell Brothers
Ivana Bell, Abby Orellana, Christina
Harvey, and Steph Kichline
The Bearded Lady’s Dressing Room
Aquamarine at 114
Maureen Eschbach
Under the Big Top
Michele Ollason
What on Earth is under that
Ringmaster’s Hat
Suzanne Landon
Hats Off
Terri McBride
BOZO the Clown
Dennis Chupella
Fabulously Fearless Felines
Made Ya Look! Salon & Spa
Donna Serafini
The Big Top Great Escape
Beebe Medical Center Rehab—
Baylis Outpatient
The Ringmaster
Prudential Gallo REALTORS®—
Lee Ann Wilkinson Group
Billie Wilkinson and
Kendall Townsand
Gold Fish Pong
Beebe Home Health Occupational
Therapists
Kelly Richardson
Madame Zelda’s Fortune Telling
Beebe Home Health
Kelly Richardson (with Home Health)
Wild Cats
KMR Financial Network
Kit Ryan/Robert Sessa
Circus Parade
Christmas Spirit
Jill Hudson
Animal Parade
Heidi Lowe Gallery
Heidi Lowe and Colleen Lowe
Cirque
JB Landscaping
Erin Walls
Send In The Clowns
Southern DE Imaging Associates
Michele Stevens Keen
“C” is for Circus
Makin’ Music Lewes
Nancy Micciulla
CAMP (Under The Big Top)
CAMP Rehoboth
Chris Beagle
Auction Donors
1776 Steakhouse
A(muse)
Accents
Agave
Allstate Insurance
American Financial Network
Annabella’s Italian Restaurant
Arena’s Cafe Lewes
Arena’s Milford
Atlantic Sands Hotel & Conference
Center
Azura Clothing
Bad Hair Day?, Inc.
The Barber Shop at Rehoboth Beach
Barstools Plus
Baywood Greens
The Beach Jetty
The Bellmoor
Bests’ Ace Hardware
Bethany Blues
Big Fish Grill
Bike To Go
Bin 66
Blooming Boutique
Linda and Aubrey Bosworth
Browseabout Books
Cafe Azafran
Sara C. Carlson
Carltons
The Closet Works
Cotton Company
Crossfit Rehoboth
Paul Cullen
The Cultured Pearl
Cathleen Davison
Drexel Davison
Deanna’s
Delmarva Broadcasting Company
Delmarva Shorebirds
The Dental Group
Dickens Parlour Theatre
Dogfish Head Brewery
Dolce Bakery
John A. Donato
Dos Locos Fajita & Stonegrill
Dover Downs Hotel & Casino
Eating Rehoboth
Eden Restaurant
Edible Arrangements
Edie Bee’s Confection Shop
Elite Nails
EMK Designs
The Fabulous Dress Co.
Fifth Avenue Jewelers
Fins Fish House & Raw Bar
Fish On!
Flowers by Mayumi
Frank & Louie’s Italian Specialties
Get Your Wag On Pet Services
Giant Food
go fish!
Grand Rental Station
The Greene Turtle
Habersham Peddler
Harry and David
HeartWish Massage & Bodywork
Hickman’s Meats & Deli
Holland Jewelers
Hooked Seafood & Martini Bar
Caroline Huff
Jakes Seafood House
JD’s Filling Station
Jerry’s Seafood
Jimmy Lynn’s Seafood
Josephine’s Daughter
Nancy P. Katz
Kids’ Ketch
Lillian Kuretu, MD
Monica Leonard
Lewes Gifts
Lewes Gourmet
Lieutenant Governor of the State
of Delaware
Longwood Gardens
Madame Lee
Joe Maggio and Bill Shields
Mariachi
Marsha’s Collection
Mid-Coast All Stars Gym
Midway Realty Corporation
MidWest Feather & Down
Mitchell’s Interiors
Monograms Unlimited
Murray Law LLC
Nage
Nicholas Lee Custom Shop Guitars
Nicola Pizza
Oak Creek Wine & Spirits
Oasis Wellness Spa
Ocean Point Grill
Olive Garden
Outlet Liquors
Pam Toby Design
Panera Bread
The Pelican Loft
Philly Pretzel Factory
Pickled Pig Pub
Pineapple Princess Swim and
Resortwear
Pirates of Lewes Expeditions
Rehoboth Art & Framing
Rehoboth Car Wash, Inc.
Rock Creek
Rookery North
Rose & Crown Restaurant
Sand N Stones
Satterfield & Ryan
Semra’s Mediterranean Grill
Shorebreak
Snyder’s Candy
SoDel Concepts
Something Comfortable
Jackie Sopa
South Moon Under
Southern States Milford
Cooperative, Inc.
The Spice & Tea Exchange
Stephan & Co. Salon & Spa
The Stepping Stone
Stingray Sushi Bar & Asian Latino Grill
Summerhouse Restaurant
Superkind
Surf Bagel & Deli
Sussex County Clerk of the Peace
Sussex Pines Country Club
Table & Taproom
Tom Tom
Touch of Italy
Treasures
Twila Farrell
Villa Sorrento
The Wharf Restaurant and Bar
Winterthur Museum and Country
Estate
Woody’s Dewey Beach Bar & Grill
Pat Wright
18th Annual Holiday of Lights
Tree Lighting December 5, 2013
Once again, the front lawn of Beebe Healthcare was filled with the voices of children singing carols as the
Christmas tree was lit with colorful lights representing friends and loved ones who are being honored and
remembered.
Last December’s event raised over $7,000. The proceeds from this event benefited Beebe Healthcare’s
Population Health Programs of disease prevention, screening, and early diagnosis.
Brenda C. Abell
In memory of Nancy Kettell
Pat Abrams
In memory of Paul Abrams
In memory of Helen Weller
Ruth G. Africa
In honor of Barbie Andrews
In memory of Mimi Kelley
In memory of Donald Painter
Ruth A. Alden
In memory of Ida and George Ford
In memory of Reba and Robert Alden
In memory of John Griffin
Larry and Donna Anderson
In memory of Loved Ones
Anonymous
In memory of Ken Derrickson
In memory of Geoff Derrickson
In memory of Alice and Ken Douglas
Anonymous
In honor of Carey Belt
Anonymous
In honor of Jane Dodd
Anonymous
In memory of David S. Howard, MD
Anonymous
In memory of Danny Lyons
Anonymous
In honor of Ray Pennell
In honor of Rich Wittko
Chris and Ray Aumiller
In honor of Bob and Christine
Williams
In honor of Anna and John Aumiller
Jane Roach Baker
In memory of Henry Roach Family
In memory of Charles Baker
Jim Bartle
In memory of John and Migsy Bartle
Bill and Suzi Berry
In honor of Jackson Rusnak
In honor of Brady Rusnak
In honor of Addison Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bourdon
In memory of Paul K. Abrams
In memory of Earl W. Mitchell, Sr.
The Bragg Family
In memory of Mary C. Bragg
Inez Brengle
In honor of Ronald Brengle
Joann and Chip Brittingham
In memory of Virginia Lodge
Brittingham
Connie Bushey
In honor of Margaret H. Rollins
School of Nursing Faculty and Staff
Verna Byre
In memory of Bob Byre
Gina Campbell
In honor of Sue Cox
Joseph Cascio
In memory of Dr. James Beebe, Jr.
In memory of Rev Msgr Anthony
D’Angelico
In memory of Joseph D. Cascio, Sr.
The Chojnowski Family
In memory of Ed Chojnowski
Bill and Nancy Collick
In memory of Nancy Gooch–Mother
Dana, Billy and Jaia Collick
In memory of Nancy Gooch–Nana
The Collick Family
In memory of Ernest Gooch
John G. Cooper
In memory of Marie C. Cooper
Paul and Cheryl Cowan
In memory of Charlotte F. Hanna
In memory of Paul T. Cowan, Sr.
Nancy Cummings
In memory of Cummings & Kersten
Families
John and Cheryl Davidson
In memory of Robert M. and
Alexandra Davidson
Marsha Davis
In honor of Roy Davis
D. DeAngelis
In honor of Robert A. DeAngelis
Bruce and Lois Dolby
Eugene Dvornick, Jr.
In honor of Volunteer Fire Fighters
In memory of Patricia A. Dvornick
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Eckert
In memory of George and Margaret
Eckert
In memory of Edgar and Clara York
In memory of Carey Chaney
Mary A. Edwards
In honor of Kenneth Edwards (son)
In honor of Ken (Rubin) Edwards
Mrs. Carol S. Ewing
In honor of Robert A. Ewing
In honor of Robert A. Ewing, Jr.
In honor of Patricia M. Gerres
John J. Fanchalsky and
Roland P. Fanchalsky
In celebration of Ruth M. Fanchalsky
In memory of Mildred S. Fanchalsky
Janet Faust
In memory of Harry F. Faust, Jr.
The Faust Family
In memory of Harry Faust, Jr.
Charles Fetscher
In memory of Gene Bookhammer
Adele H. Fluharty
In memory of Rodney Green
Walt Follin
In memory of Sarah E. Follin
Jane Forgie
In honor of The Riggs and
Berg Families
In memory of Jim Forgie
In memory of John and Margery
Hoffich
In memory of Thomas Gladwell
Charles and Ruth Ann Goarcke
In honor of William and Ruth O’Toole
In honor of Charles and Elizabeth
Goarcke
Nancy Grasing
Mrs. Harriet Graves
In memory of Valerie Maynard
Janet Greenawalt
In memory of Robert Greenawalt
Jean Guenveur
Carol Halloran
In honor of Frances Fredricks
Sarah C. Hastings
In memory of Robert Hastings
Wm. P. Haughey, Jr.
In memory of Linda L. Haughey
Irene Hazzard
In honor of Loved Ones
In memory of The Deceased Hazzards
Ann D. Hedley
In memory of Dr. Arthur Tormet, MD
Clif and Donna Hilderley
In memory of Frank Delgaudio
Carol Lynn Holloway
In memory of Carl J. Holloway, Jr.
In memory of Audrey B. Holloway
Virginia Horsey
In memory of William K. Horsey
In memory of William L. Marsh
Aubrey Hudson
In memory of Gayle E. Hudson
In memory of Marjorie Ethel
Derrickson Jackson, RN
Nancy Katz
In honor of Our Troops
In memory of Olivia, Courtney,
and Meg
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keeley
In honor of our parents
Betty and Tom Keeley
Thelma Kelley
In memory of Ed Chojnowski
Joan Kemp
In honor of Joseph Kemp
Tom King
Joan Kirner
In honor of Robert DeAngelis
Susan and Stephen Kleva
In memory of Kristo Kleva
In memory of Elizabeth Kleva
In memory of Napolean Carbonneau
In memory of Shirley Carbonneau
Mrs. Doris L. Koehler
In memory of Arnold “Fritz”
Koehler, Jr.
Chuck & Terry Kopple
In honor of C. Curtis Flood
In memory of Helen F. Flood
In memory of Charles and Margaret
Kopple, Sr.
Doris and Jacob Lauer
In memory of Lucy Bagby
In memory of Patricia A. Johnson
Pauline Law
In memory of Cecelia Rosati
In memory of William R. Law
In memory of Barry Law
Paulette Lazzaro
In memory of Rick Cleaver
In memory of Cpl. Chris Shea
Carolyn Lehman-Johnson
In honor of Dr. Robert F. Johnson
Charlotte B. Lenhoff
In memory of Karl Lenhoff
In memory of Eugene D. Bookhammer
Bert and Penny Long
In honor of Our Family
Daniel Lyons
In memory of Danny Lyons
Gail, Greg, and Bryan Mack
In memory of Christian E. Mack
In memory of Eleanor Davis
In memory of Medford Davis
Charles and Mary Ann Malewski
In honor of Thomas and Ann
Malatesta
In honor of Thomas Malatesta
Richfield
In honor of Theresa Sink
Michael Marcinek
In honor of Maria Bennett
Gay K. Marini
In memory of Boo Rumford
In memory of Janice Mason
In memory of Ann Mays
In memory of Leslie G. Marini
In memory of Debbie Knapp-Sharkey
In memory of Bob Quillen
Carolynn Marshall
In memory of Thomas Marshall
Marcia Marvel
In honor of Sophie A. Marvel
In memory of David T. Marvel, Sr.
In memory of John W. Rollins, Sr.
Susan Mast
In memory of Melvin Mast
Helen and Warren McCallister
In honor of McCallister Family
In memory of Kampmann Family
Janet Baker McCarty
In memory of James A. McCarty
In memory of Lora Baker Ware
Barbara McGowan
In honor of Clare Wilson, Nurse
Navigator
In memory of Joseph and Catherine
Ogonowski
In memory of Robert McGowan
In memory of Charles and Josephine
McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
McLamb, Sr.
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cecil
Carpenter
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Williams
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLamb, Jr.
In honor of Hannah and Kelsie
McLamb
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Smith
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Smith
Audrey McMeekin
In honor of John McMeekin
Bea McQueen-Riggs
In honor of Elsie Riggs
In honor of Lorie McQueen
Barbara M. Millman
In honor of Edward R. Millman
JoEllen Mitchell
In memory of Grace Donovan
Mrs. J. F. Morgan
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fiala
Oliver C. Moses
In honor of Michael Moses
In honor of Jane I. Moses
Ann Mulrooney and
Patricia M. Gregg
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Mulrooney
In memory of Patricia H. Jones
Grandaughters Emily and Kaitlyn
Musgrove
In memory of Dennis “Deda” Donlon
Robert and Catherine Mylod
In honor of Irene R. Raine
In memory of Sandra R. Mylod
Therese Nathan
In memory of Glenn Nathan
Ronald and Alice O’Connor
In memory of Elizabeth Rettinger
In memory of Helen and Otto Schmidt
Victor Olszewski
Mrs. James R. Orton
In memory of James R. Orton
Elaine E. Bunny Palmer
In memory of R. Lee Palmer
Karen Palmer
In memory of Ronnie W. Palmer
Elizabeth K. Panuska
In memory of Linden J. Panuska
Trish Perron
In memory of Albert G. Perron
In memory of Susan C. Perron
Elaine Perry
In honor of Mary Thomas
In honor of Elaine Perry
In memory of Judith Weiland
C. Poslusny
In memory of O’Leary and
Poslusny Family
David A. and Diane Potter, Jr.
In memory of David (Tony) A. Potter
In memory of Helene C. Potter
Rose M. and Maureen Quinn
In honor of Samuel Quinn
Phyllis B. Ramjattansingh
In memory of Joseph, Rose, Fred,
Gene, and Winston
In memory of Audrey Rayner
Howard and Imogene Records
In memory of Edward Moxey
Melissa S. Richardson
In memory of Bobby Richardson
In memory of Betty M. Schultz
In memory of Amelia Peabody
“Pigbody” Richmann
In memory of Della Richmann
Nelson and Ruth Richmond
In memory of Sadie and Edward
Richmond
In memory of Anna and Jacob
Rodman
F. Jack and Naomi Rickards
In honor of Ruth W. Luzzi, RN
Diana Ruffino
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sarafini
Bob and Doris Sasko
In honor of Sasko Family–Rob, Mike,
Terri and Familes
In memory of Kathy (Sasko)
Connolly, RN
Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Savage/
Tom and Ardie Savage
In memory of Thomas R. Savage
In memory of David Brent Thompson
William Schab
In memory of Maureen Schab
James W. and Ruth Scott
In honor of Sarah S. Parker
In memory of Greensbury and Mary
Elliott
Charles and MaryEllen Sheppard
In honor of Jack Howell
In honor of Kirsten Anderson
In memory of Vernon and Helen Hill
In memory of Jesse and Ruth
Sheppard
Carol M. Short
In memory of James L. Short
Hazell M. Smith
In memory of Otis H. Smith
Lorraine E. Smith
In honor of Mayor George H. P. Smith
In honor of William E. Clark, Sr.
In honor of Ellen V. Clark
Norman and Irene Smith
In memory of Hattie and Earl Smith
In memory of Melitta and Eric Schuler
In memory of Barbara Smith and
Robert Holt
Terri Smith
In honor of Anthony Della Camera
Doris “Ginger” Snowden
In memory of Stephen L. Snowden
Cheryl B. Snyder
In memory of George F. Snyder
Carmen Sockriter
In memory of Charles Sockriter
The Sordi Family
In memory of Jackson Thomas Sordi
E.R. Ned Speake
In memory of Lois E. Speake
Chet and Sue Sprague
In honor of Tom Pemberton
In honor of Diane Leitch
In memory of Jerry and Bayard
Coulter
In memory of Chester S. Sprague
Janet Spray
In memory of Lawrence Wilkins
In memory of Elvira Wilkins
Betty Stevens
In memory of Dr. Leland B. Stevens
In memory of R. Scott Lawrence
In memory of Craig B. Stevens
In memory of Christopher L. Stevens
Carole Tribbitt Suchanek
In honor of Beebe Nursing School
Class of 1969
In memory of Dr. James Beebe, Jr.
In memory of Gov. Sherman W.
Tribbett
Betty and Dick Surbaugh
In memory of Alice Walls
Mary J. Thompson
In honor of J. L. Thompson U.S.N. Ret.
In honor of J. R. Hayes
In memory of James R. Thompson
In memory of Eva Phipps
In memory of Reese Wolfe
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Jim and Jackie Travis
Jeanne W. Tribbitt
In memory of Sherman W. Tribbett
Lynn Lowe Twilley
In memory of Phillip B. Lowe
Andrew J. Tylecki and
Mary Tylecki Dickson–
Tylecki Children
In memory of Francis J. and
Mary E. Tylecki
Bob and Jean VanPelt
In honor of Our Parents
Barbara E. VanArsdalen
In memory of Warren VanArsdalen
In memory of Walter Gifford
Janice and Richard Veasey
In memory of Paul F. Dorey
In memory of Madelyn C. Dorey
In memory of Paul Bruce Dorey
Skip and Maria Walls
In memory of Herman Walls
In memory of Josephine T. Walls
In memory of Nicholas J. DeToro
In memory of Olive A. DeToro
In memory of Judith A. DeToro
Robert C. Wareham
Mary Lou and Wayne Warren
In memory of Donald and Julie
Hanley
In memory of Millie Warren
4th Annual Treat the Beat
5K Walk September 8, 2013
Heart disease is the number-one killer of both men and women across the nation. Your support of Treat the
Beat can help educate more people about healthy choices that lead to healthy hearts and help treat those
who need Beebe Healthcare’s comprehensive cardiac and vascular services. This year’s event raised $9,968.
SPONSORSHIP
Title Sponsor
T-Shirt Underwriter
Smart Snack Underwriter
Healthy Heart Sponsor
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Aldred
Hydration Station Underwriter
Cardiovascular Consultants of
Southern DE
Income Property Associates
MedTix LLC
Wilgus Associates
Route Marker Sponsor
Michael L. Cahoon, DMD
Delaware Hospice
DONORS
Maureen A. Adair
In support of Judy Callahan and
In honor of Robert Adair
Larry Adams
David Aliquo
In support of Judy Aliquo
All Care Lawns, LLC
In support of Briah McCabe and
Mark Hedetniemi
In memory of Arthur and Annette
Michaud
Patricia M. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Amey
Michelle Archer
In support of Mary Ellen
Kiernan–Irish Eyes
In support of Terry Frasier, Leighsa
Merrick, Tracie Roberts, Allison
Funds, Rochelle Hazzard, Dawn
Marino, Diana Riley, Cathy Flowers,
Rosemarie Spotts, Dr. Jeffrey Heckert,
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Sordi Family, Michele Bahtiarian,
and Mid-Atlantic Family Practice
Team
In memory of Jackson Sordi
Ellen A. Bahtiarian, MD
In support of Jeff Heckert, MD and
Team Mid-Atlantic
Dianne M. Bane, RN
Lisa Bartels, MD
In support of my parents
Isabelle M. Beagel
In support of Tara Simpson
Theodore W. Becker
Kathleen Begley
Ellen Bennett
In support of Briah McCabe
In memory of Ray and Mildred Pusey
Ronald Blakely
In support of Coldwell Banker Resort
Realty
DonaRae Boucek
Deborah Bradd
In support of Christy Duda
Joanne Branca
In support of Ely Branca–son
Mrs. Susan Brittingham
In support of Renee Weer
Kathy Brown
In support of James Aliquo
Merlyn Burns
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bushey
In support of Team Beebe
Stephen Cahoon
Nina Cameron
Kenneth Carson
In support of Bonnie Cunningham
Camilla T. Carter, PT
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Caruso
In support of Sordi Family
Dennis Chupella and Rob White
In support of Mary Green
In support of Team Community Bank
Sheree Connor
In support of Amy Baker
In support of Mary Green
In memory of the Centrone Family
Tanya Crawford
Bonnie L. Cunningham
In support of Friends and Family
Carolyn S. Cunningham
Kathleen Day
In support of Dr. Greg Bahtiarian
Catherine O. Deluca, MD
Ali Disabatino
In honor of Jackson Sordi
Lou Anne Donovan
In support of Victoria Vanderheyden
In honor of BJ
Marcelle Dunn
In support of Donna Schneider
Brenda L. Dunton
Ray and Linda Eck
Nancy Edgar
In support of Avery Funds
Margaret W. Emslie
Victor Epolito
Ellen Ewell
Cathy Flowers
Deneen Fluharty
Robert Freese
In support of Mark Hedetniemi
Allison Funds
In support of Avery Funds
Dawnyel and Gavin Furlong
Jay and Paula Gilpin
Elizabeth H. Goins
Beverly Goldbeck
In support of Kim Robles
Kelly Griffin
In honor of Louise Jones
Fred and Judith Guidone
Evan Haase
In memory of Agnes Creel
Marc, Tracy, Reagan, and
Mackenzie Hansen
Kelley Harp
Sandra Hartsock
In support of Cathy Savage
Elizabeth Hazzard
In support of Tara Simpson and
Family
Kay and Elwood Webb
In honor of Linda Miller
In memory of Linda B. Demarest
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wilgus
In memory of Ann E. Wilgus
Gerald and Virginia Wingate
In honor of Florence A. Wingate
Julie E. Winters and L. Cavazzini
In memory of Vivienne J. Winters
Carole Woodyard
In memory of Marie and Walter
Wessel
Martha Worrell
In memory of Mary Petrillo
Ed and Jane Wyatt
In honor of Edna W. Wyatt
Carol M. Wyman
In honor of Husband
In honor of Parents
David Yetman
In honor of Virginia C. Yetman
Kathleen Young
In memory of Stanley Armour
In memory of Stella Armour
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Heckert
In support of Grayson Heckert
Mark and Allison Hedetniemi
Jacqueline Hornbuckle
Alison Houck, CPA
Robert Hyberg
Linda B. Jessop
In support of Judy Callahan
Charlene A. Jones
Tom Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kaden
James and Veronica Kiernan In support of Maryellen Kiernan
from Irish Eyes, Deneen Fluharty
from Irish Eyes, Jenna Sach from Irish
Eyes, Andi Kilpatrick from Irish Eyes,
and Dana Smith
Maryellen Kiernan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kirschner
Dan Kuchar
In support of Seth Kuchar
Seth Kuchar
In support of a cardiac patient
Lillian Kuretu, MD
Charles Landon
In memory of Ellen Landon
Lazy Susan’s
In support of Amanda Fluharty and
Mason Fluharty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Lee
Kathleen Leebel
Jean Leonard
In memory of Diana Jones
John Loehr
Ernie and Janis Lopez
In support of Lopez Family, Anna
Lopez and Claire Lopez
Janis C. Lopez
Dan Mapes
Joe and Tammy McCabe
Louise McCabe
Michele McCabe
In memory of Edgar Denham
Mr. and Mrs. Shank McCorkle
Barbara McDaniel
In memory of Albert Hunnicutt
Anne Melendandri
John and Connie Miller
Lynette Mitchell
Shawn Mitchell
Stephanie Moody
Lynn Morrow
In support of Lynn and William
In memory of Our Parents
Beth Brinton Mosley
John Mucha
In memory of Joseph W. Mucha
John T. Murphy
Rita Murphy
Edilu Nehrbas
Michael and Kathy Newcomb
In support of Newcomb Family,
Matthew Newcomb and Team
Coldwell Banker, and Morgan
Newcomb and Team Coldwell Banker
Newcomb Construction, LLC
In support of Kathy Newcomb
Nicola Pizza
In support of Mary Davis
Monica Norris
In honor of the Sordi Family
Oak Construction Company
Shelley O’Brien
Dr. and Mrs. Roman C. Orsini
In support of Team Mid-Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pirecki
In support of Lynn Morrow
Mr. Bruce E. Plummer
In support of Lynn Morrow
David Raff
Cari Raymond
In honor of Jackson Sordi and the
Sordi Family
Elizabeth Richardson
In support of Lynn Toth
Ginny and CJ Rickards
Jennifer Rigby
Diana Riley
In support of Cardiac Care
Diane Rishel
Graham G. Robbins
In support of friends making the
choice each day to live healthy
Kim Robles
Cheryl Ruddy
Ms. Kathleen M. Ryan
In support of Lynn Toth
Laurie Ryan
In support of James Siegfriend
Jenna Sach
Cathy Savage
Charles Schurman
In support of Donna Schneider
In memory of Don
John and Christina Schwartz
John Schwartz
Kevin Schwartz
John Schwartz
Elena Sears
In memory of Parents
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Sears
In memory of Parents
Sharyn Serotkin
In support of Beth Salaman
Daryl Sharman, MD
In support of Dr. Greg Bahtiarian
Karen Sheppard
Laura Sheppard
In honor of Jackson Thomas Sordi
Kathleen W. Young
In honor of Roger M. Young
Don and Suzanne Ziegler
In memory of John and Esther Ziegler
In memory of Leon and Virginia Foster
In memory of Paul and Miriam
Rodgers
In memory of Brenda K. Benner
In memory of Murphy, Jerry, and Loki
In memory of Trish and Willy
Frederick D. Zikas
In memory of Dorothy Zikas
Meg Shivone
Sarah Shoemaker
Christian Simpfendorfer
Tara Simpson
In memory of my Mom, Diana Jones
Dana Smith
Andrew and Wendy Soffa
Albert and Mary Sordi
In support of Team MAFP–Sordi
Family
Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sordi
From Dad, Mom, Sam, CJ, Brie
In honor of Jackson
Georgia Spencer
Carol Tabor
In memory of my brother Ronald
Lentelle
Peggy S. Tenly
Lynn Toth
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Truitt
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vernon, Sr.
In support of Team Coldwell Banker
Resort Realty, Klen Ewell and Karen
Wagamon
Karen M. Wagamon
Donna Wagner
In support of Greg Bahtiarian
Mildred B. Weer
Howard Weinberg
Barbara Werbeck
Alisa West
Megan Williams
In support of Sophia and
Kate Williams
Eileen Wimsatt
In memory of John Garrity
Gregory F. Wimsatt
In memory of John Garrity
Mark and Jean Winstead
In memory of her mother
Linda Yekenchik
Mr. Michael Yekenchik
David Zappaterrini
In support of Mark Hedetniemi
Mary Zook
In support of Happy Hearts Team
Members and CVCDE Docs
Dominic Zuppo
Ms. Esther Zuppo
14th Annual Jean & Joan Cancer Fund
Charity Golf Tournament September 30, 2013
Ron and Tricia Ritthaler
SPI Pharma
Wells Fargo Advisors
Patrons
1776 Steakhouse
All American Classics
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alwood
Dr. Matthew Barlow
Bayside Resort Golf Club
Baywood Greens
Bear Trap Dunes
Big Fish Grill
Mr. and Mrs. David Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. P. Brill
Mr. and Mrs. E. Broderick
Browseabout Books
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brull
Mrs. A. Burns
Ewell Butler
Dr. and Mrs. P. Carusso
Dr. and Mrs. P. Cowan
Steve Crane
Cripple Creek
Mr. and Mrs. John Darr
Delmarva Shorebirds
Delaware Breast Cancer
Coalition, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Derville
Mr. and Mrs. T. Devlin
Mr. and Mrs. J. DeVoll
Mr. and Mrs. K. Diggs
Dr. Leo Eschbach, Jr.
Marcia Esposito
Fieldstone Golf
Fish On
Mr. and Mrs. P. Galioto
Giant Food
Georgia House Restaurant
Go Fish
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gorman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graffius
Mr. and Mrs. D. Healy
Mr. and Mrs. William Healy
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hericksen
Heritage Shores Club
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hilderly
Jan Howard and Craig Faye
I.G. Burton
Irish Eyes Pub & Restaurant
Jerry’s Seafood
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaculis
Dr. and Mrs. K. Karapurkar
Richard Keck
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kiker
Kings Creek County Club
W. Larney
Mr. and Mrs. William Lauderbaugh
Lighthouse Landing Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. E. Magnus
James Martin, Jr.
Robert E. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin
Mr. and Mrs. W. McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. M. Meoli
The Meoli Companies
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Merolla
Mr. and Mrs. W. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. E. Musi
Mr. and Mrs. P. Mylander
Mr. and Mrs. D. Nave
Nicola Pizza
Old Time Photos
Veronica Olszewski
Outlet Liquors
Dr. and Mrs. P. Peghini
Pelican Grille
Peninsula Golf Club
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petren
Pickled Pig Pub Restaurant
Pure Bliss Salon & Spa
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. G. Reddick
The Rookery
RSC Landscaping, Ltd
Diane Shearon
Shorebirds
Mr. and Mrs. P. Shriver
South Pacific Florist
Summer House Restaurant
Sundew Painting
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tavares
Timothy’s at the Beach
Sue Truitt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vanderloo
Mr. Kevin Wiest
Jefferson, Urian, Doane &
Sterner, P.A.
Luff & Associates, P.A.
M&T Bank
New Dimension Homes
WSFS Bank
Pin Flag Sponsor
Atlantic Transportation Services
Blue Hen Dispose-All, Inc.
Elegant Slumming Fine Jewelry
Richard E. Jester, DDS
McDonald’s of Long Neck
Short’s Marine
Tri-Gas & Oil, Inc.
Wilgus Associates, Inc.
Tee Sign Sponsor
Arctec Air Heating & Cooling
Atlantic Physical Therapy
Atlantic Refrigeration & Air
Conditioning, Inc.
Bob Willey & Sons, Inc.
Cary Bickler, Inc.
The Closet Works
Coldwell Banker Resort Realty
Dads Workwear
Del-Mar-Va Paving Co., Inc.
PKS & Company, P.A.
Regional Builders, Inc.
Schab & Barnett, P.A.
Short’s Marine
Sussex Eye Center
T.H. White General Contractor, Inc.
Ten Bears Environmental, LLC
Event Donations
Keith Atkins
James D. Barr
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Burton
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Caruso
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Darr
Marva B. Deloney
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Doane
David H. Ferguson
Kirby Fitzgerald
Mitchel Houser
Burwell L. Hutchinson
Jill Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. LaPenta
Kent Lewis
Luff & Associates, P.A.
Christopher A. Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Mumford
Ocean Suds Laundromat
Dr. Srihari Peri and Dr. Rama Peri
Lloyd C. Perkinson
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pusey III
James A. Smith, Sr.
Kelly R. Sylvester
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walls
Ted C. Williams
AUCTION ITEMS
Live Auction
Bayside America–foursome
46” Samsung LED TC donated by
Skywatch Electronics
The Peninsula–foursome
Cripple Creek Country Club–foursome
PNC Diamond Pack–Nationals Park
Diamond Club, Four tickets Washington Nationals vs. Atlanta
Braves
Silent Auction
The Rookery North at Shawnee–
foursome
Rehoboth Beach Country Club–
foursome
Kings Creek Country Club–foursome
Wild Quail Country Club–foursome
Bear Trap Dunes–foursome
RiverRun–foursome
Rehoboth Art & Framing–Print
University of Delaware Helmet
Signed by KC Keeler
Aerial View of University of Delaware
Stadium Photo
DOOR PRIZES
Accents
Ace Best Hardware (Long Neck)
Bay Club–foursome
Baywood Greens
Big Fish Grill
Browseabout Books
Casa Dileo
Casapullas
Chick-Fil-A
Claws Seafood House
Cold Stone Creamery
Deer Run Gold Club–foursome
Dogfish Head Brewery
Dolle’s
Fisher’s Popcorn
Hickman’s Meat Market
Hooper’s Landing–foursome
Jiffy Lube
Long Neck Walgreens
Mariachi Restaurant
Marsh Island–foursome
Modern Mixture
Ocean City Golf Club–foursome
Rita’s Italian
Rookery South–foursome
Salt Pond–foursome
Surf Bagel
Thrasher’s
The Jean & Joan Fund was established in the memory of Jean James and Joan Martin, two outstanding women who lost their valiant battles with
cancer. During their final months, both women were surrounded by families that loved and cared for them and a circle of friends that generously gave
their time and support.
It is most important that people going through these trying times receive all the physical and spiritual support available. The goal of the Jean & Joan
Fund is to assist the Tunnell Cancer Center in providing care and comfort for patients.
This year the tournament raised $25,000. Jean & Joan Fund Golf Tournament has contributed $379,100 to the Tunnell Cancer Center since its inception.
The Jean & Joan Fund is honoring
Cherri Rich, Executive Director of
Oncology Services at Tunnell
Cancer Center.
Event Committee
Jim Martin, Chairman
Mike Tappan, Treasurer
Tillie McHugh, Secretary
Nick Caggiano, Director
Mardee Corbett, Director
Mitt Murray, Director
Mark Baker
Ed Brown
Tom Crowley
Jay Diaz
David Fiske
Jeffrey Fried
Mary Green
Jan Howard
Dick Keck
Dick Marks
Craig Martin
Mike Martin
Kelly Prado
Gary Reddick
Cherri Rich
Beth Salaman
Charles Sheppard
Vicki Tull
Gary Wheeler
Kevin Wiest
Bob Wolhar
In Memorium
All Kings Creek members who have
suffered and succumbed to the
ravages of cancer
Jeanne Andrews
Gail Botluk
Carolyn Boyer-Fortier
Don Brunner
Francis Collins
Holly Davidson
Doug Davis
Frank DelGaudio
Tom Derrick
Jan Faber
John Faber
Eric Gesell
Ron Harris
Jean James
Dr. Ralph Jones
Sandy Keck
Joan Ellen Martin
Henry Morris
Sonny Nardo
Art Shelley
Dr. James Sullivan
Joan Sullivan
Tom Sullivan
Sponsors
Putting Contest Sponsor and
Hole-in-One Sponsor
SPI Pharma
Allegis Group Foundation
The Jeanne Andrews Family
Baker Petroleum
Beebe Medical Center
Bio Med Associates, Inc.
Crowley Associates Realty, Inc.
Drs. Paul and Fran Esposito
Gorman Services, Inc.
Happy Locks Locksmith
I.G. Burton
Jack Lingo Realtor
Kramer & Kramer
Midway Theatres
Drs. Rama and Hari Peri
Classic at Baywood Greens
Charity Golf Tournament June 4, 2014
The Classic at Baywood Greens Golf Tournament was established by a committee of individuals that partnered
with community leaders and businesses to benefit the Tunnell Cancer Center. The proceeds from the Classic
help the dedicated physicians and staff to provide comprehensive cancer care services within our community.
They are dedicated to addressing all of their patients’ medical and emotional needs with the goal of returning
them to their normal lifestyles.
This year the tournament raised $36,600. Since its inception, the Classic at Baywood Greens Golf Tournament
has contributed over $300,000 to the Tunnell Cancer Center.
Event Committee
Cindy Szabo, Esq., Chair
Drew Walls, Chair
Paul Mylander, Honorary Chair
Members
Henrietta Belcher-Stack
Matt Dickens
William P. Haughey, Jr.
Tony Hollerback
Tyler Luff
Mark Owsley
Laura Phillips
Tom Protack
Cherrie Rich
Scott Rukowicz
Beth Salaman
Jim Smith
Terry Spence
Kevin Yingling
Classic Underwriter
Baywood Greens
Underwriters
Beebe Healthcare
Paul T. Cowan, Jr., MD
Delaware Electric Coop
Ellis & Szabo, LLP
Charles Gibson
Sterner, P.A.
The M&T Charitable Foundation
The Meoli Companies
Srihari Peri, MD
PNC Bank, Delaware
Stayton & Dickens LLP
WSFS Bank
Business A Sponsors
Delaware Electric Coop
Delmarva Power
Pot-Nets Communities
Business B Sponsors
Artisans’ Bank
Atlantic/Smith, Cropper & Deeley
Don-Lee Margin Corp
East Coast Property Management
Ellis & Szabo, LLP
Jack Lingo, Inc. Realtor
Sterner, P.A.
KB Coldiron, Inc.
The Meoli Companies
Mrs. Laura Phillips
Richard Y. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Robert M. Hoyt & Co. LLC
SecureNetMD
Silicato Development Company LLC
Business C Sponsors
County Bank
Mr. William P. Haughey, Jr.
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Progress for Prostate 11th Annual Charity
Golf Tournament June 26, 2014
Cripple Creek Golf and Country Club’s Progress for Prostate Charity Golf Tournament was established by a group of individuals who wanted to focus
attention on prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer found in American men, other than skin cancer. Early detection is
the key to combating this disease.
This year the tournament raised $33,600. Progress for Prostate Charity Golf Tournament has contributed over $250,000 to help Beebe Healthcare
provide free prostate screenings and community awareness programs.
Event Committee
Drew Sunderlin and Barb Sunderlin
Bill Clarke
Bob Davis
Joe Frederick and Tobey Frederick
Tom Hunsberger
Jack Munson and Bobbi Munson
Fred and Donna Parker
Jim Scott
Deborah Simmons
Sam Villani and Donna Villani
Honorary Chairperson
Rich Bloch
Sponsors and Underwriters
Title Sponsor
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Tournament Day Sponsor
Devon Engineering LLC
Putting Contest Underwriter
Cellular Connection
Pre-Tournament Dinner/Magic Show
Underwriters
Bob and Judie Davis
Programs, Signs, & Brochure
Dr. Srihari Peri
Pebble Beach Golf Shirts & Embroidery
Drew Sunderlin
#7 Hole-In-One Contest Underwriter
HOLLY KIA
Player Gifts Underwriting
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Sunderlin
Team Sponsors
S. Jeffrey Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Davis
Faw Casson
Mr. Jeffrey M. Fried, FACHE
Robert Frost
Hooked Resturant
Just Hooked
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moffitt
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pusey III
Alfred N. Rinaudot
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell K. Rogers
SeaSide Country Store
Hole Sponsors
The Allison Stine Team Realtors
Atradius Trade Credit, Inc.
S. Jeffrey Baxter
Bob’s Marine Service Inc.
Brafman Family Dentistry
Rick Bruno
Bunting Construction Company
Continental Search
Creative Concepts
Dealer Rewards, Inc.
European Coach Werkes, Inc.
Fraternal Order Police Lodge #10
State Representative and
Mrs. Ronald E. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Herwig
Jeff Baxter Mortgage Team
James K. Kramer, DMD
Miken Builders, Inc.
Don F. Mills
Miranda & Hardt Contracting &
Building Services LLC
Peninsula Orthopaedic Assoc.
Peninsula Plastic Surgery PC
Pep-Up, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Ramsay
Mr. James J. Scott, USAF (Ret)
SDADS
Sheehy Lexus of Annapolis
Smith & McCartney LLC
State Farm Insurance/Denise
Beam, Agent
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sweeney
Temp-Power, Inc.
Tidewater Physical Therapy
Treasure Island Fashions
Vanderbeek
Wells Fargo Advisors Wealth
Brokerage Services
Whitman Requardt & Associates
Testimonial Gifts
Memorial remembrances and gifts made for special occasions such as
birthdays, anniversaries, and graduations benefit patient programs
and services at Beebe Healthcare while honoring or remembering
loved ones.
IN HONOR OF
Virginia Ciliberto
Jo and Bill Shinholt
Delaware Anesthesia
Associates, Inc.
Unrestricted
CRNAS
Lois Jadelis
Jon and Kristen Duchac
James P. Marvel, Jr., MD
Unrestricted
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Marvel III
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Srihari Peri, MD
Tunnell Cancer Center Special
Needs Fund
Jane Richter
Capt. and Mrs. James G. Maloney, Jr.
James E. Spellman, Jr., MD
Oncology Surgical Services
Robert W. Schnepfe, Jr.
Betty L. White
Jo and Bill Shinholt
Wilgus Associates, Inc.
Zonko Builders Inc.
Participants and Contributors
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Aumiller
James L. Balmer
Sueann M. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Claude G. Bernier
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Block
Michael P. Boswell
Cellular Connection
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Chisholm
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clarke
Scot Jason Cohen Foundation
Continental Search
Judith L. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Mark O. Decker, Sr.
Devon Engineering LLC
Paul E. Dillon
Direct Marketing Advisory Group LTD
Maura Dribben
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Fallon
Fenwick Float-Ors
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Fisher
Francine S. Freedman
Robert Frost
Rebecca L. Gardiner
Claire Glaeser
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Green
John M. Grimberg
Robert H. Haberer
Hair Snippery
Geoffrey M. Haley
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hartz
Glen Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hunsberger
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hurst
Integra Administrative Group Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Jones, Jr.
Beverly D. Julian-Arcos
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Kauffman
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kiker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. King
F. Dean Leinneweber
Mr. and Mrs. Ellin G. Leon
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lewis
Michael P. Loftus
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mankus
Aimee MacCabe Marvel
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Marvel, Sr.
McAllister & Son Builders, Inc.
Russell K. Melrath
Dale B. Miller
Don F. Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Mumford
Mr. and Mrs. Elton M. Murray
Off the Hook
Handley Orr
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Padula
Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Pharr
Donna J. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pittinger
Karen Pittinger
Wanda Powell
Mr. Thomas J. Protack
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Purdy
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Ramsay
R. Glen Reid, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Renzette
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell K. Rogers
Henry Rojewski
Edsel E. Rutenbar
David K. Ryan
James Sanitate and
Jeanne Goldy-Sanitate
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Sarcia
James J. Scott, USAF (Ret)
Richard A. Scully
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Skibicki
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith
Estelle Statter
Mr. and Mrs. Simon G. Statter
Harry J. Stokes
Frederick J. Suman
Alex A. Sydnor
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tasevoli
Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Urquhart
IN MEMORY OF
Paul K. Abrams
Unrestricted
Mary F. Koontz-Kennedy
Harvey L. Baldwin
Unrestricted
Friends Shawn’s Park
Lloyd G. Bates
Anonymous
Unrestricted
Nina B. Hazzard
Margaret T. Benack
American Legion Post 28 Dart League
Her Dart Team
Robert G. Bishop
Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing
Scholarship Fund
Mr. and Mrs. James Bazzoli
Brothers of Phi Kappa Sigma
Jack and Meryl Chapin
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Chesman
Sara B. Corbishley
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Doud
Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis
Donna and Wilson Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maar
Ginny and Bill McCurdy
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Nichols
Cindy and David Small
Wheeler Financial LLC
Norm and Doris Whiteley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woods
Richard and Jean Woolley
Jacob P. Boyce
Cardiac & Vascular Services
Vincent and Patricia Rice
Kelly Ann Bunch
Mary E. Sharp
Beckey Casto
Pearl Mortenson
George B. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldyga
Ann Marie and Craig Herud
Edward J. Hornich and Monica Butler
Frank Vallese
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vanderbeek
Mr. and Mrs. Randell G. Varesco
Dr. and Mrs. George D. Vernimb
Walgreens
Ron Ward
Ward’s Storage
Warren’s Station
Law Office of Susan Pittard Weidman
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Weise
David L. Wheeler
David J. Wingate
Auction Donors
14 Global
7th St. Surf Shop
Advanced Coaching Solutions
All About U Salon
Arnold Palmer Enterpirses
Babolat
Baja Beach House Grill
Baker’s Hardware
Barstools Plus
Bayside Resort Golf
Baywood Greens
Beach Break Bakrie & Cafe
Bethany Auto Parts &
Marine Supplies
Bethany Fine Arts Gallery
Bethany Surf Shop
Big Fish Grill
The Birch Tree Cafe
Blossoms, Inc.
Blue Water Grill
Brasure’s Pest Control
Captain Jack’s
Carl M. Freeman Communities
Carolina Street Garden & Home
Charlie K’s BBQ
Clarksville Auto Service Center, Inc.
Colette
Cripple Creek Golf & Country Club
Delmarva Shorebirds
Dickens Parlour Theatre
Eagles Landing Golf Club
Fat Tuna Grill
Fenwick Crabhouse
Fenwick Float-Ors
Fenwick Tackle
Fish Tales
Fisher Popcorn
Float-Ors
Fox’s Pizza Den
Mrs. Tobey Frederick
The Frog House
Giant–Millville 389
Haudy Giles
Good Earth Market & Organic Farm
Hair Snippery
Mrs. Jean R. Hipps
Hudson’s General Store
Hyatt Regency
Irish Eyes Restaurant & Pub
Japanesque
K-Coast Surf Shop
La Vita Bella
Lowes
Joan MacKenzie
MaggioShields–Bethany Beach
Vacation Rental
Mrs. Virginia B. Major
Mancini’s Restaurant
McCabe’s Gourmet Market
Mickey’s Crab House
Mid Atlantic Symphony
Miller’s Creek
Millsboro Bazaar
Millsboro Lanes, Inc.
Mio Fratello
Ocean View Family Restaurant
Oceanova–The Spa at Ocean View
Odessa National Golf Club
Off the Hook
Old Inlet Bait & Tackle
One Step Events LLC
Patti’s Hallmark
Pedal Works Cyclery
The Peninsula Golf & Country Club
Martin Pietryak
Pitter Patter
Rehoboth Toy & Kite Co.
Rookery North
Rooster’s Nest
Ruark Golf/Glen Riddle Golf Club
Ruddos Golf
The Salt Pond
Salted Rim
Sandy Beach Designs
Sea Level Designs
Sea Side Country Store
Sedona Restaurant
Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill
Silver Woods & Silver Stockpile
Somerhouse
Stephan & Co. Salon & Spa
Mr. Frederick Sunderlin
Tackle Direct
Thistle Dew Mercantile
Tom and Terry’s Seaford
Mr. Casey Vosburg
Warren’s Station
Wear It Out
White Orchid Interiors
Wilson Sporting Goods Co.
World Gym
Kenneth R. Lant, Jr.
Larry and Joan Mumper
William P. Cordrey
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rogers
Wayne and Ruth Warrington, Sr. and
Trisha and Wayne Warrington, Jr.
Robert G. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ballone
Lawrence and Kathleen Hahn
Hank and Laura Jansen
Jackie and Mel Muscarella and Family
Rehoboth Bay Community
Association (RBCA)
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scharpf
Linda A. Schenk
VFW Post 7447 Ladies Auxiliary
Michael M. Davies
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Bauernschmidt
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Lux
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thompson
George Dietrich
Brenda Dietrich
Elaine E. (Bunny) Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Wileman
Dennis D. Donlon
Tunnell Cancer Center Special
Needs Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Taylor
Greensbury J. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Johnson
Bill Fitler
Unrestricted
Hilltop Foundation Inc.
Dixie L. Goldner
Ed and Elouise Wolos
Martha M. Groon
Unresticted
Leland A. Stanford
Frances Hearn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bireley
Laurel High School Class of 1963
Ruth H. Lewis
Dennis R. Williams
Jean Beebe Ingram
Unrestricted
Jane Beebe Thompson
Mary Ellen Kane
Unrestriced
Patricia A. Hargest
Vancil Y. Kane
Tunnell Cancer Center Breast
Cancer Fund
Baja Beach House Grill
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl J. Barthelmess
Breast Cancer 3-Day
Laurie Bronstein
Sally C. Brunner
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Burke
Joseph V. Caputo
Dorothy Coleman
Mr. Kevin F. Cunningham
Lowell L. Davis
Betty Lou Dlabik
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Ercole
Sandra L. Flurer
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Foxwell
The Friends of Vancil York “Sniffy”
Kane—Steve Drasner, Linda and
Doug, Kinney, Regi and George
Rogers, Jo and Mike Dann, Diana
and Chris, Adele Cerrelli
Errol M. Gambler
Ann M. Genovese
James E. Gibson and
Deborah A. Rouse
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gordon
Harold G. Hathaway III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Holland
Laura E. Holmes
Barbara P. Hughbanks
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Jewel
Cathy M. Jones
Suzanne Jones
Vance and Kathy Kane
Kane Electric, Inc.
Love Knots II
Iris Mancuso
Emily McCauley, CPA
Gloria and John Merryman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller, Jr.
Joel C. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Murphy
Cynthia J. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Neuner
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Oliverio
Mr. Larry J. Patin and
Ms. Barbara M. Walter
Peach Tree Acres Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Phillips
Douglas H. Purcell
James Rogin
Paula Schneider
Bruce J. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Stevenson
Cathy and Jim Tilling
Barbara Walter
Annette E. White
Frederick D. Zikas
Mary Ann G. Kelley
Ruth G. Africa and
Conan L. Raffensperger
The Curves 1PM Group
Carolyn A. Lalla
Helen Lalla and Family
Sue Langton
Unrestricted
Joyce C. Campot
Richard J. Lenkiewicz
Unrestricted
Elizabeth M. Lenkiewicz and
Erin C. Pryor
Linda S. Limouze
Jim and Eileen Gallagher
Peggy Ann Mendler
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Morrison
Katherine P. Randall
Cindy and Don Smith
Linda and Jim Taylor
Jon G. Lock
Ashley Argyle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry Baran
Emily Diamond and Bobby Lapointe
Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Hendricks, Sr.
Al and Sandra Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Lock, Jr.
Robert and Kay Oesterling
James and Hilary Peoples
Maureen Reiss
Timothy Ryan, JoAnn Masiello,
Barbara Uhland, Michelle Parham,
and Jean Tureene
Mr. Joseph P. Waters, Jr.
Margaret H. Manning
Mr. and Mrs. John A. DeMartino
Nancy Marlow
Unrestricted
Anonymous
Dakota C. McLamb
Nursery
Mended Hearts Inc. Chapter 344
Kimberly Miller
Kimberly Miller Scholarship Fund
Aasim Sehbai, MD
Valerio Montanari
Unrestricted
Wendy M. Kilpatrick
Patricia Staby Rogers
Fred and Nana Albee
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O. Bender
Cathi and Larry Bost
City Of Lewes
Dr. and Mrs. Mario DiSabatino
The Greater Lewes Foundation
Laura Hickman
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Linnen
Garry and Marisa McNeill
Mary Jane and Michael Ostinato
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sharkey, Jr.
Lee and Larry Wiley
Carl E. Wisler and Midge F. Smith
Mark J. Rosenthal
Mr. Alex Belano and Mr. Ron Laxton
Mrs. Jane DeGaudio
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Grabowski
Mr. Charles Hall and
Mrs. Vonda Kay Skaare
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Hara
Mr. Albert R. Merchent, Jr.
Mill Pond Commons Property Owners
Association
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ott
Jean E. Sangrey
Unrestricted
Albert R. Merchent, Jr.
Marianne Schulze
Unrestricted
Louis N. Schulze
Marianne D. Schulze
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bass
Gilbert L. Shisler
Janice and Tom Ott
Raymond Sileo
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Ash
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bass
Eileen P. Davis
Diane M. Dee
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Drury
Margie Fenimore
Brian J. Gobell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Karwacki
Mason Dixon LAVFW Post 7234
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sergison
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Serlenga
Donald P. Smith
Unrestricted
Tom and Nancy Flanagan
Phoebe and Bill Tobin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Wanco
Kenneth C. Watkins, Jr.
James A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin
Howard Bryan
Bunting, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Likovich
Mr. and Mrs. Jay McManus
Charles and Mary Ellen Sheppard
Charles and Barbara Sleasman
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Smack
Robert L. and Phyllis C. Thomas
Darlene M. Youngbar
Jill N. Smith
Ruth G. Africa and
Conan L. Raffensperger
Bonnie E. Bentz
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drews
Kathy and Steve Gable
Kat Haggar
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Koehler
Kathleen A. Lucas
Kelly L. Munyan
Pampered Chef Party
Richard H. Rhoads, Jr.
Ken and Sue Ritter
Karolyn L. Schrufer
Wayne and Bunny Steele
Peggy Williams
Christena Snapp
Phyllis Sockriter
Jack and Loretta Berl
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Berl, Jr.
Sheree Berl
Willard E. McCabe
Carolyn E. Muncy and
Janet E. Sockriter
Sandra L. States
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Berl, Jr.
Linda M. Torbit
Unrestricted
Anonymous
Pasqual Triboletti
Unrestricted
The Roesser Family—Andrea, John,
Magan, and Arin Roesser
William F. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Ambrose
Berkley Facultative Reinsurance
Services
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Douglas
Rebecca Heaton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hoobler
Merritt Properties LLC
Gary Miller
Jean H. Palmiter
S.A. Singleton
Mr. and Mrs. Bob South
Susan C. Taylor
Techmark Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Wilhelm
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Wilhelm
Joan Visconti
Gull House
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sams
Gale L. Walls
Ann Mueller and Amanda Mille
Ruth Ann and Mike Willing
Jackie L. West
Anonymous
Norman J. Durbano
Barbara W. Hawkins
Donald C. White
Emergency Services
Rob White and Dennis Chupella
Loriann M. White
Bessie E. Banks
Neil A. Beahan
Holly Rae Brittingham
Bunting, Jr.
Jan E. Bunting
Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Burton
Charles W. Chrysler
Bob and Evelyn Collins
Roberta and I. John Collins, Jr.
Delaware Lodge No. 37 A.F. & A.M.
Chuck and Fran Donaway
Shelly, Mary Lou, and Michele Ewell
Karen D. Field Rogers
John and Debbie Gahan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves
Christy and Larry Gum
Gumboro United Methodist Church
Bill and Cindy Hoban
Alison R. Hughes
Hyland and Darlene Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Killion
Terry F. Kopple
Dawn R. Lekites
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mahoney
Keith and Ellen McCabe
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mills
Nancy P. Monroe
Ronald and Pat Moore
Jay and EJ Panico
D. Stephen Parsons
Wayne and Joyce Pepper
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Powell
Rehoboth Beach Park and Ride
Lisa T. Richardson
Gary and Iva Rogers
Mark and Paula Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Savage
Mr. Glenn Showell and
Mrs. Cathy D. Besden-Showell
Jack and Kathy Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Dobie Snyder
Southern Delaware School of the Arts
Sunshine Fund
Helen G. Steele
Sussex Central High School Class of
1985
Dan and Joanne Tidwell
Mr. Bake Timmons
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Willey
Diane D. Windsor
Larry W. Windsor
John J. Zhelesnik
Mary Griffith
Stanislav J. Hondo
JLK & Associates, Inc.
Barbara Ann Latta
T & T Marketing, Inc.
Ultra-Poly Corporation
Elizabeth L. Zombek
Cordealia Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schenk
Benjamin F. and
Helen M. Shaw
Society Members
Planned Giving
The Benjamin F. and Helen M. Shaw Society recognizes individuals
who have arranged for a gift to Beebe Healthcare through their wills
or some other estates planning gift or who have established a named
endowment fund.
Members
Judy and James Aliquo
Ted W. Becker and W. Joseph Stewart
William H. Beebe Endowment
Myrtle Bell
Endowment Emma Lee Clayton Endowment
Marna and Harvey Cupp
Frank H. and Sata W. Davis
Delaware River & Bay Authority
Lena M. English
Harold P. Evans, Sr.
Joseph E. Farner
Sandra Lee Ford
Gail Garbutt
James L. Goff
Joanne T. Greenspun
J. Robert Harris, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hastings
H. Keith Henry
Hosmane
Laurel C. “Micky” Hughes
Blanche T. Keyes
Ronald G. Kinnamon and
Mellie W. Kinnamon
In honor of Joseph P. and Lilian H.
Linduska—given by Joanne L.
Price
Earl Hall Linn and
Patricia Gardill Linn
The Mary Jane Lockard Endowment
for the Treatment of Ovarian Cancer
Chester and Arline MacArthur
Ma-Ran Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. R.
Randall Rollins
Edith B. Marshall
William McGee
Bob and Dee Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mylander
Anna Panco Mrs. Meredith L. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rollins, Sr.
Endowment
Fred S. Shehadi, Jr.
Jean Ellen Dupont Shehan
Endowment Fund
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson
(Mary Wilson Thompson)
Louise Thompson
Robert W. and Eolyne K. Tunnell, Sr.
Elsie E. Williams
Emeritus
Charles E. Aikens
Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Baylis
Myrtle Bell
Mary H. Bevis
J. Newcomb Blackman and
Charlotte H. Blackman
Roberta D. Brasure
Edward R. Garrison
John B. Hendricks
John A. Hoefer
Louise Jarmon Hopkinson
Amos F. Hutchins, Jr.
Mildred B. Ingram
Blanche T. Keyes
Madaline V. Lofland
Edith B. Marshall
James E. Marvil
William McGee
Howard and Lucille Megee
Ida J. Miller
Charles W. Mills
Beatrice Monell
H. Vernon Needles
Rowland G. Paynter
William and Sally Spotswood Fund
of River Counties Community
Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Taub
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson
(Mary Wilson Thompson)
Louise Thompson
Reah H. Warrington
Ann M. Welch
Elsie E. Williams
Jennie D. Williams
Thank you for your gifts to Beebe!
We have made every effort to be
sure our list is accurate.
(302) 644-2900
www.beebefoundation.org
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INFORMATION FOR THE COMMUNITY
Can’t get in to see
a doctor? Choose
Beebe Walk-In Care.
GEORGETOWN
21635 Biden Avenue
MILLSBORO
Rt. 113 (28538 DuPont Blvd.)
(Rt. 404/18 just west of Rt. 113)
(just south of Rt. 24)
(302) 856-9729
(302) 934-5052
WALK-IN CARE*
OPEN 7 DAYS A
WEEK
WALK-IN CARE*
OPEN 7 DAYS A
WEEK
Daily, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
*Beebe Medical Group
Daily, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
LEWES EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
424 Savannah Rd. • (302) 645-3289
Always dial 911 for life-threatening emergencies.
Join Us for the 27th
Annual Beebe Ball
THE ORIENT EXPRESS
The Annual Beebe Ball will take place
Saturday, November 1, 2014, at the Rehoboth
Beach Convention Center. Join us on the Orient
Express! This black-tie,
premier event
includes cocktail hour,
silent and live auctions followed by a
seated formal dinner
and dancing with Big
City Band. Proceeds
directly benefit Beebe
Healthcare. For tickets call (302) 644-2900.
OUR VISION
Our vision is for Sussex County to be one of
the healthiest counties in the nation.
OUR MISSION
Beebe Healthcare’s charitable mission is to
encourage healthy living, prevent illness, and
restore optimal health with the people residing,
working, or visiting the communities we serve.
Pre-Arrival Services Offers
Scheduling Convenience
Pre-Arrival Services is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
on Saturdays for all your scheduling needs.
You can call (302) 645-3278 (FAST) to schedule
outpatient services for Diagnostic Imaging, Cardiac
Testing, Invasive Cardiology, Neurodiagnostic
Services, Scheduled Lab Services, Diabetes and
Nutrition, Pulmonary Services, Vascular Lab, and
Rehabilitation Services (PT, OT, and Speech).
Pre-Arrival Services schedules for all locations,
including Millville, Georgetown, Millsboro, Rehoboth
(Health Campus), Milton, and Lewes (Main Campus).
Pre-Arrival Services also offers online appointment requests at www.beebehealthcare.org. Look
for “Request Appointment” in the top menu of each
webpage.
BACK TO SCHOOL
Don’t Let Children
Start Life With a
Bad Back
More than half of all school-age children are
carrying backpacks that are too heavy for them;
64 percent of students aged 11–15 experience
back pain due to heavy backpacks.
Alice Workman, OTR/L, an occupational therapist
with Beebe Healthcare Rehab Services, sees students who are experiencing back issues as a result
of wearing heavy backpacks.
“Occupational therapists educate students on
proper body mechanics, types of backpacks available, and the most appropriate backpack for the
student,” Workman says.
As part of National School Backpack Awareness
Day, the third Wednesday in September, Beebe
Healthcare wants to make sure students are safe.
Here are some backpack safety tips:
• Backpacks should weigh less than 10 percent of
a student’s body weight.
• Consider using a wheeled backpack.
• Use both straps to evenly distribute the weight.
• Adjust the shoulder straps so the backpack rests
snugly on the student’s back—it should not sag.
• The bottom of the backpack should not be more
than four inches below the waistline.
• Load the heaviest items closest to the student’s
back.
Be safe this school year!
The Beacon is published by Beebe Healthcare to present health
information to the people of Sussex County. Health information
provided in the Beacon should not be substituted for medical
advice offered by a physician. Please consult your physician on
medical concerns and questions.
Jeffrey M. Fried President and CEO, [email protected]
Kelly L. Griffin Director, Marketing and Communications,
[email protected]
Susan L. Towers Editor/Writer, [email protected]
Rachel Mavity C
ontributing Writer,
[email protected]
With photography by Scott Nathan
With design by Dean Design/Marketing Group, Inc.
Lewes, Delaware
(302) 645-3300 • www.beebehealthcare.org
TWITTER.COM/BEEBEHEALTHCARE
FIND THE LINK ON OUR WEBSITE, BEEBEHEALTHCARE.ORG.

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