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Focus
2014: A Year in Review
Fo u n d a t i o n
Jacqueline and Aaron Van Duyne III,
2014 Chilton Enchanted Winter Wonderland Gala Honorees
FEATURED: Basketball Buddies Team up for Breast Cancer
Also Inside:
• Q&A with Michael J. Kane, MD, FACP
• Why I Give
• Planning to Make a Difference...
• Our Community Cares
A Message From...
The President
When it comes to health care, we believe
our patients need the right combination
of high tech and high touch. This is why
Chilton Medical Center has invested more
than $24 million in acquiring the latest
technologies and transforming our facilities
so patients can achieve optimal health, or fight illness and
disease, within the comforting arms of their community hospital.
A perfect example of this commitment is the Chilton Breast
Center, where dedicated radiologists look at breast cancer
screening from every angle with our breast tomosynthesis 3D
mammography. This latest innovation, now available at Chilton,
makes breast cancer screening and detection much more
accurate. And because we know medical care isn’t just about the
technology, we threw out the paper gowns and the cold changing
rooms and replaced them with an experience that many patients
have described as “spa-like,” complete with comfortable robes,
complimentary coffee and tea and our peaceful lounge.
2015 will bring more growth and enhancement to Chilton. We
are continuing modernization projects and are planning to begin
construction of an unprecedented Children’s Center which will
centralize all pediatric services, from ER to inpatient, into one
dedicated, kid-friendly space. This Center will be the first of its
kind in the region, and I encourage you to learn more about how
you can contribute to its success.
As we continue to transform our hospital to meet the needs of our
communities, we welcome your involvement in helping to make
Chilton Medical Center the state-of-the-art, compassionate health
care provider you want for you and your family.
I wish you a healthy and prosperous new year.
Deborah K. Zastocki, DNP, RN
President, Chilton Medical Center
A feature story in this issue further illustrates how far reaching
and important breast cancer screening and awareness is to
so many. It even compelled two local boys to raise funds to
benefit Chilton in honor of their moms, who are both breast
cancer survivors.
Our merger with prestigious Atlantic
Health System this past year has brought unprecedented access
to world class services while bolstering our stature as a thriving
community hospital. Our Foundation is stronger than ever and our
mission remains to raise funds to solely benefit the programs and
services of Chilton Medical Center and the communities it serves.
The Foundation had a banner year! Our three signature events,
the Chilton Wine Tasting, Golf Outing and Gala all garnered
tremendous success, totaling more than $375,000. In fact, our
gala exceeded its fundraising goal and hosted 430 guests, the
most ever!
Additional support from visionary donors and businesses was
particularly heartening this year, including $1.5 million received
through bequests, a private gift which helped purchase a third
ultrasound machine for The Breast Center’s growing patient
population, and an outstanding $27,000 from 25 participating
businesses through our sixth annual Paint the Towns Pink event.
This unique event garnered the support of so many from all
with Michael J. Kane, MD, FACP
Michel J. Kane, MD, FACP, a board certified medical oncologist, is the
new Medical Director of Community Oncology for Atlantic Health System
and founder of Atlantic Medical Oncology, with offices serving the Chilton
community. Recognized by his peers as a “Top Doc” in New Jersey and
among the “Best Doctors in America,” Dr. Kane brings a vast wealth of
expertise, experience and leadership to Chilton’s Cancer Center – along
with big plans for building a comprehensive, state-of-the-art cancer
program for patients and their families.
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Q. It is evident from your accomplished background that you have a true passion for oncology. Why did you choose
this field and what drives your commitment?
A. Given the fact that cancer is the second leading cause of adult death in the United States – and increasing in incidence as our
population ages – I felt there was a pressing need for oncology specialists. As importantly, throughout my 29 years of practice,
oncology has always been on the cutting edge of medical breakthroughs. We are constantly learning more about the disease and
discovering new ways of diagnosing and treating cancers.
Q. In your view, what has been the most profound innovation in cancer care? Are there any exciting advancements on
the horizon that promise new hope for cancer patients?
The Chief Development Officer
2014 was a wonderful year for the Chilton
Medical Center Foundation, and we are
grateful to our donors, community members
and local businesses who partnered with us
and were truly philanthropic.
Q&A
corners of life, from hair salons to girls’ soccer teams, karate
schools and school-aged children, all participating with a singular
goal to promote breast cancer awareness and raise money for The
Breast Center.
Looking to 2015, we will be spearheading a Major Gift Initiative
to raise $500,000 for our new Children’s Center. To kick off our
fundraising efforts, Sordoni Construction Company of Chester, NJ,
held a golf fundraiser which produced $30,000 in support of
this project.
I want to thank our many donors, volunteers and Foundation staff
whose tenacity, dedication and support have guided and driven us
to grow and achieve the brightest future possible.
A. The most significant breakthrough is the realization that not all cancers are alike, even those that appear to be alike. For example,
we now know that breast cancers that are hormone receptor-positive should be treated differently than other breast cancers –
because targeted therapies can dramatically improve a patient’s prognosis. We now know that not all cancers require radiation
therapy, and that many breast cancer patients do just as well with a lumpectomy as they do with mastectomy. For patients with
certain lung cancers, we even have a pill that is twice as effective as chemotherapy, without the side effects.
Looking ahead, I’m most excited about the impact of genomic research, which will allow us to tailor cancer treatment to an
individual’s tumor DNA. Scientists are working to identify all of the genetic abnormalities seen in common cancers, which will lead
to more targeted therapies for cancers of the breast, colon, lung and prostate as well as lymphoma, melanoma and other diseases.
Q. What is your vision for Chilton’s Cancer Center?
A. Ninety-five percent of patients who are diagnosed with cancer should be able to receive care within their own community. That’s
what I anticipate at Chilton. In partnership with the hospital staff and physician colleagues, my focus is to expand, strengthen and
coordinate all of our cancer services – so patients and their doctors will feel secure in knowing that the resources they need are
available within our network of care. While some diagnoses may warrant the added expertise of a larger institution, most patients
can receive leading edge treatment right here at Chilton.
Q. What kind of improvements can our patients expect to see?
Joan Beloff
Chief Development Officer
A. One of our first priorities was creating a more active, multi-disciplinary cancer conference. Every week, a panel of specialists
evaluates and discusses treatment for new cancer patients – who essentially receive five or six consultations within days of their
diagnoses through this process. This initiative is already improving care.
In the coming months, patients will also benefit from expanded oncology services, including upgrades to our Infusion Suites for
chemotherapy and new support services, such as genetic and nutrition counseling. Patients will have greater access to clinical
research trials and subspecialists from all of our Atlantic Health System hospitals as well as the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New
Jersey. And we’re planning several facility renovations to improve patient privacy, safety and comfort. Our goal is to build a center
of excellence – and to be the first stop for cancer patients in our community.
Leaving a Legacy
Mr. and Mrs. Sputz have been giving to Chilton Medical
Center for the past 25 years. In fact, they have consistently
demonstrated their philanthropic leadership as part of
Chilton Medical Center Foundation’s President’s Club.
“John and Eve are among our most loyal benefactors,”
asserts Mary Ellen Loranger, Director of Development.
“Their exemplary commitment has advanced many growth
initiatives at Chilton, allowing us to add new programs and
services while providing our community with leading edge
medical care.”
Determined to make a greater difference, Mr. Sputz recently
expanded his charitable giving through service. He retired
from BAE Systems North America in 2013 and became a
Chilton Medical Center volunteer!
Oakland resident John Sputz has earned global recognition
for his professional achievements. Over the course of his
career, his work contributed to the national defense and
security of the United States and its allies around the world.
Now retired, Mr. Sputz is directing his ambitions closer
to home.
As generous as he is driven, this devoted humanitarian
is focused on serving “his neighborhood hospital” and
impacting the health of his community.
Mr. Sputz and his wife, Eve, both native New Yorkers,
moved out to the “country” in the mid-1960s. The couple
settled in Bergen County, where they raised a family,
established roots and cultivated a genuine, active interest
in Chilton Medical Center.
“Chilton is our hospital… where we’ve gone for various
health issues and where we’d go for a medical emergency,”
says Mr. Sputz. “That’s why we feel strongly about
supporting it.”
Interestingly, he points out, the Sputz family has a history of
volunteering at Chilton. His daughter was a Candy Striper
all through high school, and now it’s his turn.
Once a week, Mr. Sputz faithfully donates his time to
conduct patient satisfaction surveys. The work has been
fulfilling and enlightening, as it has allowed him to see
the benefit of his donations. “Ninety-five percent of the
patients I speak with are positive about their experiences
at Chilton,” he noted. “It’s good to know that we are
supporting the betterment of the hospital.”
Admittedly, Mr. Sputz is still acclimating to retirement.
But he looks forward to enjoying his many blessings,
including a growing family (comprised of three children, five
grandchildren and two great-grandchildren) along with a
growing commitment to charitable endeavors.
Ultimately, he hopes his professional legacy will be
paralleled by his philanthropic deeds. And that his
contributions help to make our hospital – and our
community – stronger and healthier for generations
to come.
Planning to Make a Difference…
Why I Give
P
lanned-giving lets you address your own financial concerns and
challenges while allowing you to create a legacy that will extend the
benefits of your generosity far into the future. Ken Stride, a retired
business executive and longtime donor to Chilton Medical Center,
now understands this well.
Ken recently attended a financial and gift planning seminar sponsored by
Chilton Medical Center Foundation. The seminar featured Sal Salvo, cofounder of Summit Financial Resources, Inc., who is an expert in the field of
family wealth counseling, estate planning and management. The purpose
of this seminar was to discuss estate and inheritance tax minefields that
could have potentially extreme negative implications on one’s resources and
financial bequests as well as impact beneficiaries. Below, Ken shares how he
was able to minimize taxes while maximizing assets, ultimately benefitting
Chilton Medical Center and advancing healthcare for patients close to home.
“We’ve worked very hard in our lives, and if we are fortunate, have earned
significant assets that enable us to enjoy our personal lifestyles, contribute
to worthy causes and organizations while we are still here, and provide for a
meaningful legacy after we are gone,” says Ken. “We want our resources to
benefit family and friends, and on a grander scale – charities and churches.
However, much of our wealth would be taken away by taxation, so that governments
will decide how to use our hard-earned funds, rather than those whom we would prefer to
have that benefit.
I was especially interested in learning how to best serve multiple purposes, including minimizing
taxes that would reduce the net value of my estate, thereby maximizing assets that would be
available for financial donations today, and eventual bequests to my preferred beneficiaries, including
charities, churches, and personal friends. The federal and estate tax laws are incredibly complex,
and are continually changing. An effective estate planning strategy essentially requires professional
counseling. In the seminar, Sal Salvo provided insightful alternatives for achieving one’s objectives,
beyond anything that would be apparent to the layman. Implementation of a strategy demands that
procrastination be overcome, because in important matters time truly is of the essence. Delay could
be much more expensive than one might realize.
After the seminar, I met with Sal Salvo for a one-hour personal consultation. Together, we reviewed
my asset portfolio, and discussed ways to achieve my desired objectives. As a result of that session,
I revised the beneficiaries of my IRA accounts, assigned ownership of a major insurance policy, and
designated charities and churches to become major beneficiaries of financial and tangible assets, all
of which would otherwise result in the government taking enormous amounts through taxation.
Best of all, the restructuring will enable me to make annual tax-free financial gifts during my
lifetime to friends, churches and charities, including Chilton Medical Center Foundation.”
If you want to find out how to achieve your gifting and estate goals while helping to strengthen Chilton
Medical Center now and for generations to come, please contact Mary Ellen Loranger, Director of
Development, Chilton Medical Center Foundation at 973-831-5363.
Basketball Buddies Team
up for Breast Cancer
Jake Goldberg and Gregory Klepacki are not your typical
11-year-old boys. While most of their friends are gaming,
riding bikes and watching movies, these charitably-minded
kids have set their sights on a grander pursuit: winning the
fight against breast cancer.
“Both of our moms had breast cancer and it’s a problem
in the world,” said Gregory. So he and his buddy, Jake,
decided to do something about it. Last fall, the boys
organized a fundraiser at Hillview Elementary School in
Pequannock. With help from the school’s principal and gym
teacher, they planned a benefit basketball tournament in
honor of their moms and all women who have battled or are
currently battling the disease.
rallied for the cause. Students
donated pink-themed baked goods
and hand-crafted bracelets to be sold,
while families packed the gymnasium
to cheer on the fourth and fifth grade
players. In one evening, the boys raised $644 – all
of which they donated to The Breast Center at Chilton
Medical Center.
Dedicated to every aspect of breath health, Chilton provides
compassionate, state-of-the-art breast care services to
more than 16,000 women each year.
Its comprehensive program combines the region’s top
breast specialists with a beautiful, spa-like facility and the
most advanced medical technologies and treatments.
According to Dr. Michelle Azu, FACS, Medical Director of
Breast Surgery, Chilton’s breast health team guides each
patient through an individualized, coordinated plan of care,
whether it includes a routine mammogram or a journey
through treatment, recovery and survivorship. “It doesn’t
matter why a patient is walking through our doors…if
they’re here for a breast problem or a cancer diagnosis,”
said Dr. Azu. “At Chilton, they’ll find caregivers with open
arms, smiling faces and a personalized touch that reminds
patients we are partners in their care.”
The Goldberg and Klepacki families
“Many kids come to me with these kinds of ideas, but these
boys had the ambition and desire to make it happen,” noted
Mike Portas, Principal of Hillview Elementary School.
Much to the children’s delight, the entire school community
Pompton Plains resident Dawn Goldberg had a similar
experience at Chilton’s Breast Center, followed by genetic
testing and counseling. When her results uncovered an
increased risk of recurrence due to the BRCA 2 gene
mutation, Dawn decided to undergo a double mastectomy
performed by Dr. Azu. “I didn’t feel the need to trek all the
way to New York City for treatment when the hospital I
know and trust is right here,” she asserted. “Chilton
took great care of me, and now my family and I want to
pay it forward.”
As far as Jake’s concerned, nothing feels better than doing
something special for his mom. Except, perhaps, giving to
the hospital that saved his mom’s life.
The boys’ donation to The Breast Center at Chilton Medical
Center touched many hearts while evoking tremendous pride
from their parents, their school and community.
Gregory Klepac
ki and
Jake Goldberg
“A person once told me that the most important things you
learn in school are things that you can’t put in a notebook,”
added Mr. Portas. “These kids not only coordinated an event.
They demonstrated care and concern for others…and
inspired their peers to do the same.”
Most admirably, the young philanthropists plan to build upon
the fundraiser’s success.
“Since my diagnosis, Greg has worn pink as a badge of
honor,” relayed Marcella. In fact, at the end of October,
when someone noted that Breast Cancer Awareness Month
was over, Gregory’s response brought his mother to tears.
The Goldberg and Klepacki families could not agree more.
“Breast cancer awareness is never over,” he asserted.
Marcella Klepacki, RN, a nurse in Chilton’s Labor and
Delivery Unit, was shocked when her very first mammogram
led to a Stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis. “It turns your
entire life upside down,” she said. “Through it all, everyone
in Chilton’s Breast Center was kind, warm and reassuring.
I had the works – including an ultrasound and MRI – but
the staff was so wonderful that I wasn’t scared and felt
everything would be okay.” Four years later, she remains a
proud breast cancer survivor.
For these determined boys, it’s always a good time to
support the fight against breast cancer.
If you would like to make a donation to The Breast
Center at Chilton Medical Center – in honor of these
courageous moms or someone in your life affected by
breast cancer – please call the Chilton Medical Center
Foundation at 973-831-5363.
Dawn and Jake Goldberg
Our Community Cares
Raising Awareness
The Walode Chiropractic Group hosted a Wayne Women
Supporting Breast Cancer fundraising event to benefit The
Breast Center at Chilton Medical Center. Dr. Darlene Walode of
the Walode Chiropractic Group, who had aided her mother, Jane,
through 35 years with four bouts of the disease, organized the
wellness event. The program featured a brunch and symposium
supporting beauty, health and wellness from the inside out.
Over $1,000 was raised for The Breast Center.
Sordoni Cares
On June 16, Sordoni Construction held its first annual Sordoni Cares
Charity Golf Tournament to benefit the Chilton Medical Center
Foundation. The event raised $30,000 to support the Children’s Center,
a major hospital initiative to combine pediatric emergency and inpatient
services in one convenient location. Over 125 golfers and more than 30
sponsors teed off for the cause at the High Mountain Golf Club in
Franklin Lakes, NJ.
Columbia Bank enhances Breast Care
Cecilia’s Angels
The Cecilia’s Angels Fund was started by two sisters, Danielle Quaranta and
Lauren Parise, in memory of their mother Cecilia, who died of breast cancer.
After their mom’s passing, the girls learned that she often provided kind
acts for patients whom she met in her workplace, who were facing difficult
challenges. Danielle and Lauren decided to pay it forward and created the
Cecilia’s Angels Fund at Chilton Medical Center. Through this fund, Chilton
Medical Center Foundation provides gift cards for things such as massage
therapy, restaurant meals and home cleaning services to breast cancer
patients undergoing radiation therapy. This year, a total of $6,897 was donated
to the fund, bringing the total raised since inception to over $31,000.
Pictured left right: Thomas Kemly, Columbia Bank’s President & CEO, Dr. Michelle Azu,
FACS, Medical Director of Breast Surgery, Joan Beloff, Chief Development Officer for
Chilton Medical Center Foundation and Eric J. Leuthold, FACHE Manager Radiology –
Administration, Community Oncology Services.
Boiling Springs Supports Pediatric Clinic
Boiling Springs Savings Bank showed its ongoing commitment
to Chilton Medical Center with a gift of $10,000 to our Pediatric
Clinic, a full-service health clinic that provides health care for the
community, regardless of insurance status or the ability to pay.
Pictured left to right: Danielle Quaranta, Lynn Case, Lead Mammography Technologist at The Breast Center, and Lauren Parise.
Small Donors, Big
Columbia Bank donated a $25,000 grant to support Digital Tomosynthesis
Mammography, which takes multiple low-dose images of the breast from
many angles to create a 3-dimensional image. This new imaging technique,
approved by the FDA in 2011, makes breast tumors easier to see in dense
breasts, enhances diagnostic work-up of high-risk patients and abnormal
mammograms, and makes screening more comfortable.
Impact
Cadence Bernstein, age 9 of Towaco, raised and donated $253 to the Foundation
by selling home-made wristbands. The money went to The Breast Center at
Chilton Medical Center in honor of Cadence’s grandmother, Ellen Bernstein,
who is a breast cancer survivor and former Chilton patient.
Pictured (l-r) Joan Beloff, Chief Development Officer, Chilton Medical
Center Foundation, Cadence Bernstein, Ellen Bernstein, Nancy Porter,
former Manager of Special Events, Chilton Medical Center Foundation.
Pictured left to right: Robert E. Stillwell, Boiling Springs President & CEO, Kenneth J. Grimbilas,
Chairman of the Boiling Springs Board, Chilton pediatrician Jorge Amor, MD, Chilton pediatric
clinic nurse Diana Hough, RN, Javier Lugo, MD, Chairman of the Pediatrics Department at
Chilton Medical Center.
Provident Bank Continues Commitment
to Chilton Medical Center
The Provident Bank Foundation generously donated $5,000 towards the
purchase of a third ultrasound machine for The Breast Center to help
accommodate a growing patient population and treat women faster,
further advancing the comprehensive care our staff provides.
Master Kim’s Tiger Tae Kwon Do of Kinnelon recently held its
annual “Charity Breakathon” and raised $2,628 for the Pediatric Clinic at Chilton Medical
Center. The martial arts program, led by Master Yeong Jae Kim, has raised funds for the
Pediatric Clinic each year since 2009. Master Kim’s students raise the money each year
by being sponsored for breaking blocks of wood. It was a community-wide effort as the
students asked neighbors, family members and their parents’ co-workers and friends to
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Pictured left to right: Jane A. Kurek, Executive Director, Provident Bank Foundation; Dr.
Lisa Bash, medical director of The Breast Center at Chilton Medical Center; Yika C. Padilla,
Branch Manager Provident Bank, Parsippany; Eric J. Leuthold, FACHE Manager Radiology –
Administration, Community Oncology Services.
Our Community Cares
Blankets of Love
Members of the Preakness Baptist Church of Wayne
hand-made lap blankets for the patients of Chilton
Medical Center’s Cancer Center. The beautiful, cozy
blankets will help provide comfort to Cancer Center
patients during a difficult time.
Wayne Girls’ Soccer Teams Up to Kick Cancer
They may be rivals on the field, but off the field the
girls’ soccer teams of Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley
High Schools have one goal in common: kicking cancer.
Together the teams raised $3,545 to benefit The Breast
Center at Chilton Medical Center. For the third year in
a row, the teams hosted a charity soccer game and sold
t-shirts, pink shoelaces as well as other items to raise funds.
Local Women’s Club Gives Back
The Pompton Lakes Women’s Club generously
contributed $500 towards important equipment
for The Breast Center at Chilton Medical Center.
Co-Presidents Jo-Ann Sisco and Kathy Troast
presented the check which helped purchase a
much-needed third ultrasound unit to accommodate
The Breast Center’s increasing patient volume.
Bouquets Brighten Patient Stays
This past Valentine’s Day, our female inpatients received a
wonderful surprise when Shop Rite of Lincoln Park donated
and delivered 70 bouquets of roses to units throughout the
hospital. Thanks in part to a blizzard that swept through our
area around the holiday, the local supermarket had a surplus
of flowers and decided to give back. This kind gesture brought
similes to Chilton Medical Center patients and staff alike,
making for a memorable Valentine’s Day. Because the store
received such a positive reaction, they continued the “petal
power” with plants wrapped in spring foil colors for Easter,
mixed flower arrangements for Mother’s Day and even more
for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Student Council
Collects for Kids
The Maple Road School Student Council
organized a “Flicks for Kids” collection to donate
used-DVDs to local hospitals, including Chilton
Medical Center. The Maple Road School Student
Council, made up of classroom representatives in Grades 3-6, collected
the DVDs in the hope that they could be viewed by children being treated at area hospitals. The response from the Maple Road School community was overwhelming, as the DVD donations poured in
and overflowed the original collection box. “The ‘Flicks for Kids’ collection has been part of a sustained service
learning initiative by our school community to teach the students about the benefits of giving back to the
community,” says Maple Road School Principal William Kane. Maple Road School is a Preschool-6th Grade
elementary school in West Milford, NJ.
Pictured are team moms Robyn Brilliant and Kristen Cavallo presenting
the check to Foundation Director of Development, Mary Ellen Loranger.
20th Running of the
Apple Chase 5K and 10K
On Sunday March 20, runners hit the pavement in support
of three local charities, including Chilton Medical Center.
Funds raised specifically benefitted the Kathleen Shala
Memorial Fund, set up at Chilton Medical Center in
memory of Kathleen Shala, a former advanced practice
critical care nurse who passed away in 2010. The Apple
Chase event raised $3,525 to support critical care and
nursing education at the hospital.
Making a Splash for Chilton
This past August, the West Milford Devil Rays swim team
held a swim-a-thon in honor of their head coach’s mother
who is currently being treated at The Breast Center at
Chilton Medical Center. The result? $500 donated to
The Breast Center. Each team member got sponsorships
and then swam as many laps as possible in an hour.
Together, the team swam a total of 1,952 laps. “We hope
that our donation will be able to be a small help to those
afflicted with cancer,” says Parent Association president,
Tracey Travers.
Paint the Towns Pink
In October, more than 25 local businesses and
organizations teamed up with Chilton Medical Center
in the fight against breast cancer. These establishments
supported Chilton’s Sixth Annual Paint the Towns
Pink event to help increase awareness, and together
contributed more than $27,000 to Chilton’s Breast Center.
A HUGE thank you to our Platinum Sponsor Pizza One, Haskell & Wayne, our Gold Sponsor
Pompton Queen Diner, Pompton Plains, our Pink Sponsors Ameti’s Gourmet Pizza, Pequannock; Amore
Cucina, Wayne; Gary’s Wine & Marketplace, Wayne; Good Food Café, Chilton Medical Center; Grasshopper
Too Restaurant & Bar, Wayne; High SocieTea House, Wayne; Hunziker, Jones & Sweeney, PA, Wayne; The Image
Gallery, Wayne; Laurie’s Candies, Wayne; Monica’s Italian Restaurant, Pompton Lakes; My Mommy’s Kitchen,
Butler; Novelli Restaurant, Wayne; Positano Restaurant and Pizzeria, Wayne; Rosemary and Sage, Riverdale;
Spuntino Wine Bar & Italian Tapas, Clifton; Sunset Pub & Grill, Lincoln Park; and our Supporters Wendy’s
Restaurants, Wayne, Butler, Pompton Lakes; Crunch Fitness, Wayne, Fair Lawn, Paramus; Spa 23, Pompton Plains;
Wayne Valley & Wayne Hills High School Girls Soccer; The Academy of St. Francis of Assisi, Totowa; Brady’s
Prime 15, Ringwood; Colorforms Hair Salon, Pequannock and Community Management Corporation, Clifton.
A Year of Events!
Wines of the World
Chilton’s Tenth Annual Wines of the World event achieved record attendance
on April 25, as more than 300 guests joined the Foundation for an evening of
international wine and fare at Preakness Hills Country Club in Wayne. To mark
the occasion, two VIP sessions were offered, catering to wine and beer lovers
alike with a selection of either premium wines or craft beers. Our sincerest
thanks go to Major Sponsor Montclair Radiology. At the end of the night, over
$54,000 in profit was generated to support hospital projects.
Community members (from l to r) Denise DeBernardi, Chilton
President Dr. Deborah Zastocki, Karen Penner, Elliott Penner
and Michael DeBernardi.
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On December 6, nearly 450 guests were welcomed to our annual gala and biggest
fundraising event of the year, Chilton’s “Enchanted Winter Wonderland.” Supporters came
to celebrate Chilton’s achievements and congratulate honorees Jacqueline and Aaron
Van Duyne III. We would like to especially thank our Event Sponsors, Atlantic Health
System and Dr. Robert Kayal of Kayal Orthopedic Center, for helping to make this a truly
spectacular and successful event, which raised $208,000 for the hospital.
Joan Beloff, “MC” Alice Gainer, and Chilton President
Dr. Deborah Zastocki.
Despite the heavy rain, 130 golfers toughed it out and participated in
Chilton’s 30th Annual Golf Classic, held on June 9 at Preakness Hills Country
Club. Congratulations to the first place team: John McLean, Rich Horris,
Douglas Stokes and Robert Russo. Thanks to our golfers and all of our event
supporters – including Major Sponsors Atlantic Health System and Chilton’s
Medical & Dental Staff – the Golf Classic raised $117,000 in profit to
benefit Chilton Medical Center.
Doctors Stephen Lindholm, Jorge Amor, Gary Drillings,
James Zinman, Deborah Zastocki, Jeffrey Bienstock,
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Meet our new members
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Board of Trustees!
2014 Honor Roll
Annual Fund Donors
Chairman
Chilton Medical Center Auxiliary
In 2014, the Foundation Board welcomed new trustees
Amy Hershman, Andrew Luccehsi and Brad Shalit.
Trustee
Amy and her husband Ken are long-time residents of
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Brad Shalit
Montville, where they raised their three daughters.
Amy holds a BS in Marketing from American
University and an MBA in Marketing from Fordham University. She formerly owned and managed MSI Promotions, a company that
specialized in custom marketing products. Today, Amy volunteers her time with numerous organizations. She is actively involved with
Chilton’s gala and wine tasting committees, and is a member of the North Jersey Business Council.
Leader
Andrew and his wife Dianne reside in Wayne and have two children. Andrew received his BS in Accounting from Villanova University
and went on to earn an MBA in Finance from Fordham University. He has worked at PNC Wealth Management since 2012, where he
currently serves as Vice President and Senior Investment Advisor. Andrew has extensive industry experience in providing investment
and wealth management solutions to institutional, high net worth and retail investors. Andrew is a member of Chilton’s Professional
Advisory Council and has been a featured speaker at several events.
Brad Shalit is also a resident of Wayne. Brad is a partner in the Taxation and Estate Planning Group at Connell Foley, LLP. His practice
focuses on tax planning for individuals, businesses and nonprofits, as well as estates and trusts. Brad received his BS from Lehigh
University, his JD from Hofstra University and his master of law (LL.M.) in taxation from New York University. He is a frequent lecturer
on estate planning, asset protection and topics of a similar nature.
The volunteer Board of Trustees at Chilton Medical Center Foundation
actively participates in and directs activities of the Foundation to provide
vital funding for programs, renovations and the purchase of state-of-theart technology at Chilton Medical Center. In addition, the Board oversees
endowed gifts, the charitable gift annuity fund and the transfer of funds to
the Hospital. If you are interested in joining the Board, or if you would like
to learn more, please call our office at 973.831.5165.
Ms. Isobel Wayrick
Columbia Bank
Florence Christian Home
Sordoni Construction Company
Pacesetter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Barnard
Boiling Springs Savings Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Cahill
The Dorothy B. Hersh
Foundation
Mr. George F. Eckhardt Jr.
The Ralph M. Cestone
Foundation
Wallerstein Fnd. for Geriatric
Life Improvement, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David Washburn
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Weinstein
West Parkway Ambulatory
Surgery Center, L.L.C.
Visionary
Crestmont Toyota-Volkswagen
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Luke
Builder
Powerful Contributions from
Chilton Medical Center Auxiliary
Five years before Chilton Medical Center opened its doors for the first time,
a group of energetic women formed the Chilton Auxiliary to raise funds
to pay for those doors and anything else necessary to bring quality health
care to their community. Although the names and faces have changed
over the years, one thing has remained constant within the Auxiliary,
namely their passion for Chilton Medical Center and commitment to
quality community health care. This past year, the Auxiliary presented
the hospital with a donation of $165,000 raised through a year’s worth
of events, including a Cash for Gold fundraiser, Theatre Night, Queen’s
Tea, basket raffle, and Tree of Lights, as well as their signature “Brick
Walk” program. In total, the Auxiliary has raised over $4 million dollars
for Chilton Medical Center to help fund major equipment purchases, innovative health care
programs and important expansions. This group also helps maintain the “community feel” at Chilton Medical Center by decorating
the hospital for the holidays, knitting for our newborns and cancer patients, and making decorations for patient food trays.
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Badalamenti
The Fred C. Rummel Foundation
Mrs. Elizabeth Greene
High Point Regional High School
The Hyde and Watson
Foundation
Lakeland Bank
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Morgan
Provident Bank Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sputz
Benefactor
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bojcik
Eagan Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Arthur J. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hicks
Lenfam Management Company
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lorenzo
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Munze
Dr. Sheila Newman and
Mr. Wayne Brumer
PediatriCare Associates
Pizza One
Pompton Queen Diner, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor
Wayne Public Schools
Patron
Dr. Darlene C. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco A. Barbieri
Mr. L. Dean Barnard
The Hon. and Mrs. John
W. Bissell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brownstein
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chamberlain
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Cole
Mr. John Dampman
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Driesse
Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Eisner
Mrs. Willa Everson
Father’s Day/Mother’s Day
Council, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Barry B. Galton
Mrs. Lillian Grimbilas
Mr. Allen E. Hansen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hershman
Ms. Theresa Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kattak
Mr. James Klein and Ms.
Guitty Roustai
Mrs. Joan B. Krantz
Mr. Edward A. Lenczak
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Lombardi
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lucchesi
Marian Craig Leers Charitable
Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Marion
Master Kims Tiger Tae Kwon
Do LLC
Ms. Denise Montano
Mr. Joseph A. Morano
Mr. Harry W. Neinstedt Jr.
Dr. Rita Newman and Mr. W.
Leonard Newman
Mr. Francis J. Reinhardt, Jr.
Mr. Richard J. Riggi
Mrs. Clariss B. Rock
Mr. Mario R. Rosellini, Jr.
Ms. Sinikka Sarro
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schwartz
Mr. Brad Shalit
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Shara
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sidman
Spa 23 Health & Racquet Club
Staff of 4 West
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Steiger
Mr. Kenneth B. Stride
Ms. Karen Stutzer
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Suffin
Ambassador Bienvenido R.
Tantoco, Sr.
Mr. Dominic Verillo
Mrs. Joan G. Waks
The Walter H.D. Killough Trust
Wayne Crunch
Mr. George Wolfson
Dr. Deborah Zastocki and Mr.
Christopher Tighe
Dr. and Mrs. Scott W. Zucker
Sponsor
Mr. Gzim Alka
Ameti’s Gourmet Pizza
Amore Cucina
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blickenderfer
Ms. Diane F. Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. John Colucci
Ms. Rosemarie Conklin
Devil Rays Parents Association
Doherty Enterprises, Inc.
Ms. Ellen Garfing
Gary’s Wine & Marketplace
Good Food Cafe
Grasshopper Too
High SocieTea House
Hillview Home & School
Association
Hunziker, Jones & Sweeney, PA
The Image Gallery
Mr. Joseph Kozler
Mr. Robert S. Krause
Ms. Joyce LoRusso
Monica’s Italian Restaurant
New Market Transportation
Services, Inc.
Mrs. Alma J. Newton
Novelli Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pelrine
Pompton Lakes Woman’s Club
Positano Restaurant
Preakness Reformed Church
Mr. and Mrs. Timm
W. Robertson
Rosemary & Sage
Sunset Pub & Grill
Associate
American Electronic
Components, Inc.
Ms. Susan Baniel
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beloff
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Bernhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Castellano
Mr. Richard W. Christie
Colorforms Hair Salon
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Cumings
Ms. Deborah Dente
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Manchess
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman
NJ Lenders Corp
Pompton Lakes Rotary
Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Prol
Mrs. Lynn R. Rogers
Saint Francis of Assisi School
Ms. Joan L. Shane
Dr. Hervey and Mrs. Carol
Sicherman
Ms. Rosemary Stahl
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B.
Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh
Mrs. Beverly Wiegand
Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Ziegler
Donor
Aetna Foundation
Mr. William R. Agee
Mr. Salvatore J. Aparo
Mr. Robert Arata
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bellet
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Boyle
BP Fabric of America Fund
Bradys Prime 15 Steakhouse
& Grill
Ms. Carol Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Calvert
Mr. and Mrs. John Carbone
Annual Fund Donors cont.
Donor cont.
Ms. Verna A. Charman
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Chuback
Community Management
Corporation
Crossen Agency
Mr. Benjamin Custer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dixon
Dr. and Mrs. Valentin N. Dolorico
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dorfman
Ms. Margaret Dorman
Mrs. Arlette Drillings
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eng
Mrs. Margaret Ernst
Ms. Elizabeth Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flower
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox
Mr. Robert Frenchman
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Frey
Ms. Corradina Fronte
Mrs. Marjorie Gay
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Germann
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G.
Giovannielli
Ms. Mary Goodwin
Dr. and Mrs. Louis C. Gubitosa
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gummel
Ms. Connie Hannemann
Ms. Lois L. Hargreaves
Ms. Alice M. Harkin
Mr. and Mrs. Kiernan Heck
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Heinick
Ms. Dolores M. Henze
High Mountain Presbyterian
Church
Mr. Stephen Holdampf, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Holmgren
Mrs. Marie Hordyszynski
Ms. Carolann Hudak
Ms. Gloria Huke
Mrs. Frances Juchniewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kadushin
Mr. Roger A. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krofka
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kuhnast
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lazarczyk
Memorial Gifts cont.
Mr. Kevin Lenahan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lenthe
Mr. Jay Leonard
Ms. Olga M. Lewnes
Mr. Chihlung Lin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liva
Mr. Albert Lurrain
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mace
Mr. and Mrs. James Mancini
Ms. Rosanne Manganelli
Ms. Paula R. McClure
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Mohl
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moran
Ms. June Morse
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Napoliello
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Padalino
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Papaz
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Piccione
Mr. and Mrs. David Powell
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Powley
Ms. Jennifer A. Quinn
Mr. Andres Quinones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ricciardi
Mr. John A. Robinson
Ms. Maritza Rodriguez
Mr. Chester Roff
Sanofi Foundation for North
America
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Schnur
Mr. Francis Schumm, Jr.
Ms. Mithra Shankar
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sherger
Mrs. Judith Silverstein
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley
Ms. Rose Steele
Ms. Anne M. Storms
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Stromberg
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J.
Tricarico
Ms. Mary Trifari
Ms. Madalyn Ulino
Ms. Louise Van Brunt
Mr. Nathaniel Wallach
Ms. Marilyn M. Wighardt
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Yutko
Ms. Patricia G. Zebro
Mr. George F. Eckhardt Jr.
Ms. Sonia E. Neill
Ms. Isobel Wayrick
A. Bruce Chashin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Losen
Robert Comprelli
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scilla
Robert D. Culver
Ms. Bonnie L. Bulmer
Holly L. Dampman
Mr. John Dampman
Peter DeFeo
Ms. Cara Van Zile
Brother of Doron
Donald Duggan
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Kendall
Edna Freeland
Ms. Adrienne Peseller
John Grimbilas
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bauer
Ms. Gilda Bertelli
Mr. Bradley H. Bofford
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brabston
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ralston
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
S. Schwend
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Smith
Sons of the American Legion
Post 450
Mr. Patrick J. Spina
Mr. John E. Tchounis
Ms. Diane Templeton
Tornqvist
Upper Montclair Country Club
Valley National Bank
Mr. Angelo Vigna
Ms. Isobel Wayrick
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Williams
Mr. Lester Wolfson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yurman
Garrett Jackson
Dr. Steven Domnitz and Dr.
Phyllis Marino
Joanne B. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldstein
Planned Giving Donors
Mrs. Kathe Arzdorf
Memorial Gifts
Elizabeth J. Apgar
Lakeland Bank
Mr. Anton Rosner
Mr. John Rosner
Mr. Dean Wheelan
Ralph Blois
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pelrine
Dr. and Mrs. Oscar A Reicher
Michael Carbone, Sr.
Ms. Lois L. Hargreaves
Bob Carney
Mr. and Mrs. John Amore
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Conklin
Phyllis Marino
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Donnelly
Dr. and Mrs. James Glynn
Mrs. Jeannine Lavin
Dr. Michael L. Sakowitz
Ms. Jacquelyn Seraphine
Shaler-Bergen Public Schools
Ms. Theresa Shortt
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Byrne III
Mr. Thomas Cupo
Ms. Lois R. Davies
Ms. Lynn DeLade
Dr. Steven Domnitz and
Dr. Phyllis Marino
Dorfman Abrams Music LLC
Mr. and Mrs. J. Chris Ely
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Goodman
Greater Point Pleasant CBA, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grimbilas
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jones
Ms. Mary Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. John Konzelmann
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Kuser
Mr. Bruce Laudi
Mr. Elyse Levene
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
A. Merse
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Pagano
Gerald Krantz
Ms. Madeline Alper
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Andrew
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Azzara
Ms. Barbara R. Berkowitz
Ms. Ellen Biegelsen
Ms. Amy Blackman
Mr. Richard J. Bonuccelli
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doyle
Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Eisner
Ms. Samantha Ellner
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goll
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaplan
Mrs. Patricia Kimble
Ms. Patricia Ledford
Mrs. Blossom Lerner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manne
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Miller
Ms. Renee Pollak
Ms. Patty Schwartz
Mrs. Sue Shafer
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Sternoff
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Strauss
Mr. James A. Titchworth
Dr. Joseph A. Trunfio
Dorothy Licata
Dr. and Mrs. Barry A. Cohen
Mary Marchini
Mr. and Mrs. George Marchini
Ana Marquez
Mr. Christopher Ballester
Mrs. Constance G. Brundage
Ms. Estrella Camaya
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Estorque
Mr. and Mrs. Crispin Fernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fromm
Mr. Jason K. Grey
Ms. Elizabeth Herrera
Mr. Earl P. Jornadal
Ms. Connie Lam
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lausch
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leonard
Mr. Daniel Misa
Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Shea
Mr. and Mrs. Precioso Panajon
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Petelicki
Ms. Aurora Rabago
Dr. and Mrs. Henry M. Reyna
Ms. Glenda A. Ricker
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Scian
Dr. Ritu Sharma
Ms. Gail Steinhauser
Mr. and Mrs. Vito Villacillo
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Zerman
Michael John McFalls
Mr. Robert Antonitis
Mr. Eugene Beregi
Boston Industrial Consutling,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
F. Chamalian
Mr. Robert Chamberlain
Dr. Lydia Charles
Chilton Medical Center Staff
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connelly
Mr. John Daniello
Data Medical
Mr. Anthony DeFranco
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Demelo
Mr. and Mrs. James DePatria
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Deutchman
Ms. Laureen Fallahay
Mr. Anthony Graziano
Ms. Carol Gross
Mr. Patrick Hannam
ICAS Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Massoud Kashani
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Knauss
Ms. Jennifer Lafazan
Mr. and Mrs. John LaFemina
Ms. Antoinette LasorsaPrestipino
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lawson
Mr. Ronnie Lewis
Lincoln Park Seniors
Mrs. Alma Lousada
Ms. Marilyn Manzione
Ms. Michele McFalls-Hyson
Ms. Barbara Meramo
Ms. Donna Mullin
Multi-Phase Electrical
Services, Inc.
Mrs. Victoria Naut
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Perrella
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phalen
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rickett
Ms. Evelyn Ronga
Mr. Patrick Ruiz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Samara
Mr. and Mrs. David Shirey
Ms. Shari Squeo
Ms. Sandra Sulski
Ms. Julia Syamken
Ms. Lisa Tews
Mr. and Mrs. John Vajas
Mrs. Elba Vallee
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vasile
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Viola
Ms. Jean Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wegmann
Andrew Mendillo
Mr. and Mrs. John Amore
Marilyn Mezey
Mr. Ernest F. Mezey
Father of Sandra Moss
Mrs. Joan B. Krantz
Joseph E. Natale, Sr.
Ms. Annette J. Natale
Jeffrey Razen
Ralph Richetti
The Honorable Robert A. Roe
Fulton, Timmes, Frega &
Straubinger & Berlamino LLC
Mr. Donald J. Kroeck
Mr. James Marotta
Ms. Evelyn Sisco
Ms. Joan D. Van Noordt
Mr. George M. Ververides
Ronald Rosellini
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Augurusa
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo
Badalamenti
Ms. Cynthia Bergen
Ms. Lavina Bergen
Ms. Janet M. Bokonyi
Mrs. Sharon Briggs
Ms. Janet Brown
Mr. Joseph L. Bubba, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Csencsits
Mr. William Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Feliciano
Mr. and Mrs. Jon F. Giardiello
Mr. and Mrs. Tony W. Giardiello
Ms. Neil Grieco
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grimbilas
Ms. Barbara J. Klein
Raymond P. Marzulli Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Moeller
Ms. Wendy Montanaro
Ms. Denyse E. Motola
Mr. and Mrs. John Paisley
Ms. Marian J. Rabel
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
E. Renaldo
Mrs. Geneva Marie Ricci
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Salvi
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sandford
Mr. David Sidman
Mr. Robert Vermeulen
Wayne Senior Citizens
Housing Sisco Village
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zecca
Eleanor Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. John K Hellyer
Ray Ruffilo
Ms. Carolyne W. Ruffilo
Laura Schair
Dr. Steven Domnitz and
Dr. Phyllis Marino
Kathy Shala
Ms. Eileen Avia
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barletta
Ms. Joanne M. Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Datrio
Ms. Sarah A. Fedkenheuer
Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
E. Johnson
Mr. Felice Landau
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Lopriore
Ms. April McGee
Ms. Katherine Mozer
Passaic County Runner’s Club
Ms. Kaitlin Shala
Ruth & John Snowdon
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Snowdon
Eleanor Squillace
Frank Stanton
Mrs. Beatrice Stanton
Kathryn Taylor
Mrs. Joan B. Krantz
George Van Ness
Mrs. Barbara Van Ness
Stanley Walters
Mr. Eugene Platt
Michael Weiner
Ms. Jacqueline Vozzo
Margaret White
Mr. Jonathan Goodspeed
The Harper Family
Mr. Keith J. Muhlmeister
Mrs. Susan Surat
Halina Widoniak
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hertzel
Ms. Carol Rosenberg
Honor Gifts
Raymond & Maria Baniel
Mrs. Willa Everson
Mr. Douglas S. Gould
Joan Beloff
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Milchman
Special Event Sponsors
Ellen Bernstein
Ms. Christiane Ocampo
Steven Domnitz, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hershman
Shane & Jack Dunn’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Oakley C. Blake
Ken & Amy Hershman
Ms. Lori Whaley
ISS Management Team
Ms. Jacquelynn Brodt
Erin Khieu
Mr. and Mrs. Ky D. Khieu
Beth Myers
Ms. Kathleen Daly
Ms. Anna M. Scalora
George Wolfson
Mr. Morris Yamner
Doctor’s/Nurse’s Day Donors
Dr. Fuad Ahmad
Ms. Dorothy B. Conklin
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rainey
Ms. Joan A. Sorgi
Carinna Alonzo, RN
Mr. Bartley W. Gelormino
Dr. Ashraf Anani
Ms. Rosemary Struyk
Dr. Pat F. Audia
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
H. Bresett
Dr. Frank X. Bain
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Barkovitz
Dr. Lisa Bash
Ms. Nicolina Bush
Ms. Jennifer Orsillo
Dr. Robert Bazzini
Ms. Jane A. Moeller
Dr. Lee B. Berman
Ms. Doris Ruemmler
Dr. Andrew Bernstein
Mr. Dale A. Calabro
Ms. Celine E. Long
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sabatino
Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Taranto
Dr. Michael H. Bernstein
Dr. Robert Bleicher
Dr. Lawrence Blitz
Mrs. Catherine Broglie
Mrs. Barbara P. Duke
Mr. Arthur W. Herder
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Rogers
Dr. Timothy Brabston
Mr. Herbert G. Gaiss
Dr. Dana L. Brahms
Ms. June Forshay
Dr. Zhanna Branovan
Mrs. Jannine Uhl
Dr. Mario Capio
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carabello
Anna Cardenas, RN
Dr. Eliot H. Chodosh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Pankow
Dr. Michael R. Dara Mr. Lawrence Bier
Dr. Steven David
Dr. Steven Domnitz
Ms. Gail Tether
Dr. Krishna Duvvuri
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ginter
Dr. Ayman E. Eraiba
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Speer
Dr. Reza Farhangfar
Ms. Jane Harlan
Dr. Lynda Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Berthold
Dr. Ignazio Fazio
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schiano
Dr. Howard Feigenbaum
Ms. Barabara Bond
Ms. Carol Herzog
Dr. Martin J. Frank
Ms. Patricia A Boatner
Mr. Dale A Calabro
Ms. June Forshay
Ms. Mary Goodwin
Mrs. Bernadette Nolan
Dr. Barry Galton
Mr. James Marotta
Dr. Joseph Garcia
Ms. Sinikka Sarro
Dr. Larisa Gershman
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blum
Dr. Dov Gorshein
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Babler
Ms. Mary Goodwin
Dr. Louis C. Gubitosa
Mrs. Elizabeth Smerak
Dr. Patrick J. Hines
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
V. McEnroe
Dr. Preston Hupart
Ms. Manuelita Marrero
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Skelton
Ms. Janice Torino
Dr. Robert Kayal
Dr. Francis Kielar
Ms. Gail Tether
Dr. Nicole Lacz
Ms. Jennifer Orsillo
Dr. Roland Lascari
Dr. Seth P. Levine
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Neal
Dr. Javier J. Lugo
Ms. Diane Hough
Dr. Issam Mallouhi
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Bernhardt
Dr. Ann Mascellino
Mayor Lawrence Blomberg
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
E. Stockinger
Christopher Montero, RN
Dr. David Montgomery
Mrs. Corinne Ball
Dr. Sheila F. Newman Fifth & Pacific Foundation
Ms. Elaine M. Schaublin-Allen
Dr. Joshua Nochumson
Ms. Verna A. Charman
Ms. Anna M. Gortych
Dr. Timothy O’ Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mayor
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mohl
Ms. Gloria Swanson
Dr. Dhinoj Parikh
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Decker
Ms. Lynn Garofalo
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Levitsky
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. David Pellegrini
Mrs. Geneva Marie Ricci
Dr. Meeena Patel
Mr. Norbert Weinmann
Dr. Robert Platt
Mr. and Mrs. John Brain
Mr. George W. Goldberg
Dr. Steven Potter
Ms. Davina Rasa
Mr. Joseph Rosica
Dr. Rajnik W. Raab
Mr. Antonio B. Rafael
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tomass
Dr. David Rasa
Ms. Davina Rasa
Dr. Syed Rasheed
Ms. Davina Rasa
Dr. Oscar A. Reicher
Dr. Theodore Roberta
Dr. Mark Rosenthal
Ms. Dania Dorram
Mr. Arthur W. Herder
Dr. Margaret Sacco
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller
Dr. Steven Schreiber
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Orlofski
Dr. Allen Shalit
Mrs. Corinne Ball
Dr. Stuart L. Siepser
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Burt
Mr. and Mrs. Rosaline S. Yuan
Dr. Waldemar Silva
Mr. Ronald J. Brauch
Dr. Tracey Smith-DiPalo
Ms. Bonnie Piaget
Tammy Stouthammer, RN
Dr. Arthur Suffin
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
R. DeMartino
Dr. David C. Sundstrom
JoAnn Valent, RN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mohl
Dr. Joseph Zangara
2014 Annual Chilton Gala
Advanced Orthopaedic
Associates
Alpha Systems
At Home Medical & Atlantic
Private Care Services
Atlantic Ambulance
Corporation
Atlantic Health System
Atlantic Stewardship Bank
Atrium Health & Senior Living
The Hon. and Mrs. John W.
Bissell
Buckl Architects
Cal Financial Group
Care One at Wayne
Care One Corporate
Chilton Medical Center
Cardiology
Chilton Medical/Dental Staff
Dr. and Mrs. H. Louis Chodosh
Christian Health Care Center
Columbia Bank
Coverys
Dr. Shaghayegh Denoble
Dewberry
DiCarolis Associates, Inc
Doherty Enterprises, Inc.
Dolin Insurance Associates Inc.
Phyllis Marino
Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Drillings
Ear Nose Throat & Facial at
Summit Medical Group
Eastern Propane Corporation/
The Nicholson Family
Electronic Visions Systems, Inc.
Elite Orthopedics & Sports
Medicine, PA
Mrs. Willa Everson
Financial Health Center, LLC
Francis Cauffman
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Frost
Gordon, Herlands, Randolph &
Cox LLP
Hallock & Cammarota, LLP
HBCS
HBO
Health Center at Bloomingdale
Dr. Gehan Ibrahim
Imperial Bag & Paper Co., LLC
Inserra Supermarkets Inc.
James Construction Co., Inc.
Jan Fence
JDT Rehab
Joseph Young Associates
Dr. Robert A. Kayal & Kayal
Orthopaedic Center, P.C.
Lakeland Bank
Lenfam Management Company
Lifeline Medical Associates
Llanfair House Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lucchesi
Medallion International Inc./
The Boudjouk Family
MedAssets
Merrill Lynch
Montclair Radiology
Navin, Haffty & Associates,
LLC
Mr. Harry W. Neinstedt Jr.
New Jersey Manufacturers
Insurance Company
New Jersey Urology LLC
NK Architects
North Jersey Federal Credit
Union
North Jersey Media Group Inc.
North Jersey Neurologic
Associates, P.A.
Oak Ridge Rehabilitation &
Nursing Center
Paterson Papers
Pella Windows & Doors
Physicians for Women, P.A.
PNC Bank
Pomarico Design Studio
Architecture, PLLC
Precision Surgical, Inc.
PTS Data Center Solutions, Inc.
R&R Marketing
Reckitt Benckiser, Inc.
Regency Gardens Nursing &
Regency Grande Nursing &
Mr. Mario R. Rosellini, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schwartz
Select Anesthesia and Pain
Management Group, PA/
Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Shara
ShopRite of Lincoln Park
Signature Bank
Sordoni Construction Company
Suburban Nephrology Group
Summit Financial Resources, Inc.
Tabb, Inc.
TeamHealth
The Angeletti Group, LLC
The Capital Group Companies
The Eckroth Planning Group, Inc.
The Grove
The Okonite Company
The Rehabilitation Medicine
Van Duyne, Bruno & Co., P.A.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Vinci
Visiting Nurse Association of
Northern New Jersey
Wanaque Center for Nursing
and Rehabilitation
Mr. and Mrs. David Washburn
Wayne Electrical Supply Co.
Ms. Isobel Wayrick
West Parkway Ambulatory
Surgery Center, L.L.C.
William Paterson University of
NJ Foundation, Inc.
WithumSmith+Brown
Wyndham Worldwide Corp.
Dr. Deborah Zastocki and Mr.
Christopher Tighe
Zimmer Tri-State
2014 Wines of the Wold
Associates
Mr. Richard Berse
The Hon. and Mrs. John W.
Bissell
Care One at Wayne
Dewberry
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Dolin
Financial Health Center, LLC
Imagine Communications LLC
Inserra Supermarkets Inc.
JDT Rehab
Jim Beam
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Levitsky
MetLife Resources
Montclair Radiology
Morgan Stanley Wealth
Management LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Padalino
Preakness Hills Country Club
Reckitt Benckiser, Inc.
Schumacher Chevrolet Inc.
Sheridan
Mrs. Ruth E. Spellman
Tiffany & Co.
2014 Golf Classic
Associates
Buckl Architects
Care One at Wayne
CBIZ-KA Consulting Services, LLC
Dewberry
Fedway Associates
HBCS
Health Center at Bloomingdale
High Grade Beverage
JDT Rehab
Kimmerle Newman Architects
Lakeland Bank
M. John Scanlan Funeral Home
Merrill Lynch
Montclair Radiology
NK Architects
Pomarico Design Studio
Architecture, PLLC
Proximo Spirits
Regency Gardens Nursing Center
Sheridan
TeamHealth
The Eckroth Planning Group, Inc.
Mercedes-Benz of Morristown
Schumacher Chevrolet
ShopRite Liquors of Lincoln Park
The Solomon Organization
Van Duyne, Bruno & Co., P.A.
Wayne Lincoln Mercury
WithumSmith+Brown
97 West Parkway | Pompton Plains, NJ 07444
The Children’s
Center at Chilton
Medical Center
• A 4,500 square foot Children’s Center which will combine pediatric
emergency services and inpatient rooms in ONE location in the hospital
• 11 total rooms including 4 inpatient rooms, complete with bathrooms,
showers and sleeper beds for parents to stay overnight, as well as
7 exam rooms
• Pediatric-trained physicians and nurses will be available for our youngest patients 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week
• Special features include a dedicated entrance, reception area, central Nurse’s Station,
Patient and Family Lounge and Multipurpose Playroom
• A unique model which will be the ONLY one of its kind in Northern New Jersey!
Non-Profit Org.
US Postage
PAID
Newark, NJ
Permit No. 118

FocusFoundation - Chilton Medical Center

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