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Donor Report for Finger Lakes Health Foundation
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The Cornerstone of Care:
A Campaign for Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital
Visitors to Penn Yan’s Soldiers & Sailors
Rehabilitation departments. This new
relocate to the ground floor – just off the
will notice change in the next several
rehabilitation center will provide better
main lobby, allowing for more convenient
years as we embark on a multi-phase
access for participants to benefit from these
access for visitors. At this point, Patient
construction and renovation project. Work
services on a regular basis, and allow the
Registration will move into a more private,
has already begun on Phase I of the project
programs to continue to grow.
comfortable space off of the main lobby
that will demolish the old kitchen/cafeteria
Phase II of the project involves creating
– away from most public traffic.
space on the ground floor to prepare for
a new main entrance at Soldiers & Sailors
The third and final phase involves a
the relocation of the Physical Therapy,
that will enter into a new lobby. The
significant expansion of the Emergency
Occupational Therapy, and Cardiac
Peppermint Parlor gift and snack shop will
continued on page 3
In this Issue
Penn Yan Volunteer Ambulance Corp Donates 4 | Awards and Scholarships 4 | Grants Awarded 9 | High Acres at Seneca Lake 9 | Golf Tournaments Dates 12
FOUNDATIONSSPRING08
A letter from the Chair
These are exciting times at Finger Lakes Health and
the Finger Lakes Health Foundation.
We have recently kicked off a renovation project and supporting community capital campaign
at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital. The Cornerstone of Care Campaign seeks to raise $1.5
million for the community in support of the project at Soldiers & Sailors that will relocate
Cardiac Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy to a new center on the ground floor, move the
Peppermint Parlor to the ground floor, add a new main entrance, and expand the Emergency
Department. This project will greatly enhance that patient experience and will provide easy access
Catherine Barnard
Board Chair
Finger Lakes Health Foundation
to many outpatient services that are growing to meet the needs of our community. This work has
already begun and is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2009.
In Geneva, the new Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing will admit its first class in the Fall
of 2008. In collaboration with Keuka College, Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing, located
Finger Lakes Health Foundation
on the campus of Geneva General Hospital, will offer a full time evening/weekend program that
Harold Gray
Executive Director
is flexible and conducive to the adult learner seeking a career as a professional registered nurse
Kristen Einstein
Annual Campaign and
Grants Manager
Becky Jensen
Administrative Assistant
Ruth Leo
Secretary
To contact the
Finger Lakes Health
Foundation call
(315) 787- 4050
(315) 531-2050
(RN). The College of Nursing will operate on a traditional academic year starting in September
and ending in May. At the end of the two-year program, graduates will be awarded an Associate
Degree in Applied Science with a major in nursing by the College of Nursing. Licensed Practical
Nurses (LPN) may apply to the College of Nursing for advanced standing and can complete the
program within three semesters.
As with most new initiatives, these projects rely on community support to become a reality. As
you review this edition of our newsletter you will see that we have a strong base of loyal donors
and thank each and every one of you who continue to invest in Finger Lakes Health and our
community and we encourage everyone to support us in our mission.
Sincerely,
On the Cover:
Conceptual drawing of the new
entrance to Soldiers & Sailors
Memorial Hospital.
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Catherine Barnard
Board Chair
Finger Lakes Health Foundation
2007 Donor Report for Finger Lakes Health Foundation
The Cornerstone of Care:
A Campaign for Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital
The total cost for this project stands at
Lakes Health Foundation assets, and a $1.5
Department, including a separate entrance
approximately $9 million. The project will
million community-wide capital campaign.
and registration area, expanded patient
be funded with existing hospital funds, a
All phases of the project are expected to
rooms, with walls and windows replacing
$1.5 million grant from the New York State
existing curtain partitions, and enhanced
Department of Health HEAL NY program,
work spaces for staff.
a $4 million commitment from the Finger
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be completed by the end of 2009.
Peppermint Parlor Funding
The Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital Auxiliary has committed
$30,000 over the next three years to support the construction
of the new Peppermint Parlor in the enhanced lobby of S&S.
To date, individual volunteers and auxiliary members have already
personally pledged an additional $7,660 toward this effort.
The original Peppermint Parlor, which opened in 1967, and
is named for the red and white striped aprons that were worn by
volunteers, celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2007.
The current Parlor is located on the 1st floor of Soldiers &
Sailors, and will move to the ground floor as part of the renovation,
making it accessible to an increased number of visitors.
Construction of the new Peppermint parlor will take place
in Phase 2 of the project.
SOLDIERS & SAILORS
This project will greatly
outpatient services to meet
and look forward to
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
enhance the patient
the growing needs of our
its completion.
RENOVATION PROJECT
experience and will provide
community. We are proud
TIMELINE
easy access to many
of this accomplishment
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Penn Yan Volunteer Ambulance corp
Gives $10,000 for work space
Pictured on December 20, 2007 (l-r) Ed Wedge, President, Penn Yan Area Volunteer
Ambulance Corp; Kristen Einstein, Finger Lakes Health Foundation; and
Dom Fonte, Treasurer, Penn Yan Area Volunteer Ambulance Corp.
Awards and Scholarships
The following awards and scholarship were given in 2007 through
the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital Fund:
• The Kitty Wigsten Memorial Scholarship – presented annually
to a graduating senior or seniors of Penn Yan Academy who are
pursuing a career in health care. The recipient in 2007 was Brian
Murphy.
• The John D. Kelly
Memorial Award –
to support a project
at Soldiers & Sailors
in accordance with
Mr. Kelly’s strong
commitment to
Pictured l-r: Bob Green, former ALS Chief Paramedic;
providing high
Kristen Einstein, Finger Lakes Health Foundation;
quality, accessible
Jere Garverick.
health care to our
rural area. The 2007 recipient was Nutritional Services to help fund
their Fire Side Inn dining program at the Homestead. This program
was developed to be able to provide an upscale, private dining
service for residents and their families to celebrate special occasions.
Spring 2008
• The Gary Garverick
Memorial Award
– to support emergency
medical services provided
by Soldiers & Sailors or
related agencies within
Yates County. The
2007 recipient was the
Advanced Life Support
Response Unit at Soldiers
& Sailors to provide staff
and volunteers access
to continued on-line
education resources.
• The Solera Scholarship
– established in memory
Residents of the Homestead and their families enjoy
of Joseph Jakubowicz,
a fine dining experience at The Fire Side Inn.
a former employee of
Dundee Central School, by members of his family and the Johnson
& Johnson Family of Companies. The Solera Scholarship is awarded
to a Dundee Central School graduate pursuing a career in health
care. The current recipient is Kathleen Huey.
PHASE I of Soldiers
• Relocation of Therapy and • Hospital pharmacy moves & Sailors Memorial
Cardiac Rehabilitation from Medical Arts Building Hospital project
Departments
into the hospital
begins
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On December 20, 2007, the Penn Yan Area Volunteer Ambulance
Corp. gave $10,000 to Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospitalto
help construct a workspace within the S&SEmergency Department
for local EMS personnel while on duty at the hospital.
This new space is part of the multi-phase $9 million project
at S&S which began in March 2008. The project will take
approximately 2 years to complete and will result in relocation
of the Physical Therapy and Cardiac Rehab programs to the
main floor of the hospital, a new main entrance, a new lobby,
reconfigured parking areas, a private registration area and
renovation and expansion of the Emergency Department.
• Parking reconfigured
2007 Donor Report for Finger Lakes Health Foundation
SOLDIERS & SAILORS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FUND 2007 DONORS
The 2007 Annual Fund received $153,243 from 385 donors.
During mid-year, The Cornerstone of Care Campaign, an
initiative designed to support a major construction-renovation
project at the Hospital, began. Gifts received after August 1,
totaling $47,915, were designated as campaign income, unless they
were contributed to support departments that are not involved in
the construction-renovation project.
FELLOWS
Mr. Patrick R. Boyle*
Coach & Equipment
Manufacturing Corporation*
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dooley*
Kristen Einstein*
Mary Ann Eldred &
Brian Bambrough*
Excellus Health Plan, Inc.
Mr. Lawrence J. Farnand*
Eileen M. Gage*
Lions Club of Penn Yan
Ms. Alice Pedersen
Penn Yan Area Volunteer
Ambulance Corps*
Ms. Pam Rector
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial
Hospital Auxilairy*
PATRONS
David E. and Barbara J. Allardice
Mr. and Mrs. Ejner Christensen*
Dr. Eleanor H. DeWitt*
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Donahoe*
H. Taylor Fitch
Jeff and Wendy Gifford*
James P. Gordon Trust Foundation
Mr. Edwin Guest, Jr.*
James and Marcia Hiserodt*
Mr. Harvey A. Hunt*
Irina and Howard Kates*
Keuka Quilters*
Loyal Order of the Moose
#2030 Lodge
Mr. John P. Lynn
Mr. Michael A. Manahan
Mercury Aircraft Foundation*
Mr. Robert L. Pearce
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pedersen
Edna M. Reiners*
Mrs. Doris C. Scherer*
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Snow*
Summer 2008
Don and Corry Stork*
Lara and Gerard Turbide*
Thomas A. Williams*
Mr. Gregory F. World
Yates County TB and Health
Association
Betty B. Yolton*
ASSOCIATES
Dr. Jose A. Acevedo-Ramos*
Jim and Dori Carey*
Susan K. Close*
Lucy and Gordon Cook*
Dr. and Mrs. William Craig*
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeWitt*
Marcia B. Dugan*
Eastview Veterinary Clinic, P.C.*
Hon. and Mrs. W. Patrick Falvey*
Harter, Secrest & Emery, LLP*
Mr. and Mrs. David Hostutler*
Eugene and Marilyn James*
Mathewson Foundation*
Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical
Mrs. Barbara M. Pinckney
Dana and Helen Schillinger*
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Stork*
James and Vivian Wachob*
CENTURY CLUB
Phillip and Margery Africa*
Noreen and Chris Bailey*
Phillip and Nancy Bailey*
Jim and Pat Barden*
Jane and Curtis Barker*
Bonnie and Dick Barney*
Joseph and Frances Bourcy*
Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Briggs*
Joseph Buckley Family
Dr. Joseph and Dr. Diane Burke*
Thomas Burke Family*
Ms. Susan R. Calcagno
Robert P. Carges*
During 2008, The Cornerstone of Care will be the primary
campaign for Soldiers & Sailors. Donors may, if they wish,
continue to provide support for specific departments/projects
of special interest to them.
An * next to donors’ names indicates a gift to The Cornerstone of
Care Campaign.
Daniel and Linda Carp*
Bob and Betty Castner*
Glenn and DoraLee Castner*
C. William Champlin and
Nancy McConnell*
Bob and Abbie Church*
Jack and Barbara Clarcq*
Frank and Shirley Condella John J. Condemi, M.D.*
Donald and Barbara Corbett*
Gerald F. Daley*
Don and Nancy D’Amico*
Stephen Darrow*
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Darrow*
William H. Dean, Jr., M.D.*
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. DeMay
Ginny Deneka
Dominic J. DeVita and Family
Mr. Bruce Elling
Mrs. Evelyn E. Emerson*
Robert and Caryl Flickinger*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Flynn*
Anne and Tom Foulkes*
Art and Nora Goodwin*
Harold and Cherylanne Gray*
Nelson and Nina Hansen
Norman and Dianne Hansen*
Harold’s Welding Shop –
Harold & Nancy Naragon*
Mr. Karol Hartman*
Sarah J. Haugen*
Michael J. Healy*
Robert and Kathleen Heinig*
Henderson’s Drug Store – Penn Yan*
John and Bonnie Hood*
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Howell
Mr. Robert Huber*
Stephen and Lynn Hulse*
Doris H. Hunt*
Arloa E. Ingram*
Hilda W. Ingram*
Helen Jepsen*
Elizabeth and Robert Jones*
Mr. Furman W. Kendall*
Roger and Delores Kiel*
Arthur and Beverly Kirk*
Knapp & Schlappi
Lumber Co., Inc.*
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Korich*
Lake Street Wines and Spirits*
Paul and Dora Lange*
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce LeClaire*
Mr. Larry J. Lewis*
Dr. and Mrs. William H.
Livingston, III
Longs’ Cards and Books
Anne MacIntyre
Charles and Virginia Marks*
Keith S. McIntosh*
Don and Peg Mead*
Phyllis B. Mendall*
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl L.
Middlebrook*
Mrs. Donald B. Miller*
Joyce and Michael Moeller*
Dr. Dennis K. Murphy
Robert J. and Nancy C. Murphy*
Mr. Thomas E. Murphy, Sr.*
Paul J. and Anne H. Mutter*
Bill and Beverly Oben*
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Osgood*
Anna V. Paciulli*
Gretchen K. Pallischeck*
Peter and Barbara Peck*
Maxine and Charles Peek*
Penn Yan Eye Care –
Dr. Andrew Smith*
Penn Yan Plumbing &
Heating, Inc.*
Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Perry*
Jack A. Radzavicz*
Mrs. Yvette T. Rand
Phyllis L. Read and Priscilla J. Read*
Dick and Peggy Rickman*
continued on page 6
PHASE I of Soldiers
& Sailors Memorial
Hospital project
completed
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Doug and Barbara Roberts*
Elise and Stephen Rosenfeld*
RTI International
Don and Wanda Schrouder
Sam and Pat Selwood*
Mary E. Sherman*
John and MaryAnn Short
Neil and Joyce Simmons*
Helen H. Smith*
Phyllis B. Smith*
Mr. Theodore S. Smith* Soldiers & Sailors Memorial
Hospital – Homestead Activities
Mr. and Mrs. V. Howard Soper*
David and Peggy Soule*
Ron and Sue Spike*
Roger and Marian Stamm*
Mr. Ralph W. Stettenbenz*
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Stokes*
Steven and Susan Stork*
Henry and Clarinda Straub
Dr. Wayne S. Strouse and
Dr. Janet Lewis
Stuart Komer Family
Philanthropic Fund*
Ms. Julia K. Teahan*
Ms. Terry Test*
The Nest Egg – Joan Y.
Hansen-Eldred*
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Vacanti*
Doris and Nick Vander Weide*
Water Street Pharmacy –
Ms. Tracey Knapp*
Dr. and Mrs. David W. Watson*
Gerald and Wanda Weisenreder*
Mabel B. Wellinghoff*
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Wells, Jr.*
Peter and Barbara Wells*
What-So-Ever Club*
Mr. and Mrs. E. William Whittaker*
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolcott*
Robert A. Woodhouse*
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Wysokinski*
Thomas and Virginia Yost* SPONSORS
ABTEX Corporation*
Ruth B. Adams*
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Akens
Mrs. Penelope R. Alexander*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Allison*
David and Susan Andersen*
Kathryn E. Andersen*
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon Andersen*
Drew and Jill Arnold*
Arnot Ogden Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. Bailey*
Lois and Graydon Bailey*
Stanley W. Ball*
James F. Barre*
Mrs. Gordon Bascom*
Dave and Ronnie Baum*
Mrs. Darrell C. Beardsley*
Richard W. and June H. Becker*
Eloise W. Bell*
Carl and Tina Bender*
Ms. Deborah A. Bierworth
Mr. and Mrs. James Bird*
Mrs. Millie Bloomquist
Carol and Michael D. Bowie
Shirley A. Braman*
Albert and Phyllis Brault*
M. Janice Braun*
Carol Breuer*
Colleen Broomfield*
William E. and Janet S. Brueckner*
Mary Bruno
Mildred E. Burdick*
Ed and Lorna Burton*
Christie G. Cahill*
Thelma L. Campbell*
Mr. Anthony J. Cannuli
Ms. Jean M. Carroll*
Jo Ann K. Champlin*
Ms. Penelope Chapman*
Mary J. Chase*
Donna Chidsey*
Jack and Ethel Clancy*
Bob and Arlene Clark
Helen V. Clark*
Stuart and Charlotte Cohen*
Thelma N. Conley*
John F. Consul*
Jerry and Sandy Cook*
Dr. Virginia Coombs*
Marjorie Cornell*
Marjory B. Corwin*
Dick and Martha Crawford*
Ed and Linda Culver*
Ms. Evelyn Dahlberg*
Shirley D’Amico & Family*
Gordon A. Davis*
Raymond and Margaret Davison*
Linda A. Decker
Robert and Margaret DelBono*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. DeWick*
Connie and Barry Disbrow*
Tom and Cindy Donahue*
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Dunton*
Susan C. Eisenhart
Evelyn T. Emmons*
Don and Priscilla Erickson*
Anthony and Gayle Felice*
Mary Anne Felker*
Ferro Electronic Material Systems
Burt and Gail Fingar*
Marilyn Fitch*
Mr. and Mrs. Gene J. Foster*
Rodger and Nancy Francis*
Barbara D. Frederiksen*
John and Linda Frey
Mrs. Jere L. Garverick*
Kenneth H. Gillette*
Nancy D. Gillette
Ms. Kathryn Graves*
David and Edna Hamlin*
Jean Harrington
Stephen and Susan Heller*
Cheryl Henderson*
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Henries, Sr.*
Paul and Debbie Hines*
Hoover’s Furniture Store –
Adam N. Hoover*
David and Brenda Houck*
The Hurrin Family
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Ingram*
Gary and Susan Irvine*
J&S Liquor Store – Judy Shoff*
Ms. Gertrude V. Jacobs
Louise James
Becky and Roger Jensen*
Elsie C. Jensen*
Kendall and Marion Jensen
Bob and Eva Jensen
Robert K. Jones*
Mary Kay Judd*
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kerby*
Maxine Kidder*
Jane Kinyoun*
Rose Marie Kleinspehn
Carl and Sandy Knitter*
Frank and Roberta Korich
Ladies Bowling League at Doug
Kent’s Lakeside Lanes
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lill*
Roxann R. Lynn*
Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKerchar*
Mark C. Malcolm, II*
Margaret S. Manahan*
Vivian B. Marchase*
John E. Mars*
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Martens*
Klaas U. Martens and Mary-Howell*
Janet B. Martone*
Ms. Sally S. Mauerman*
Betty McGough
Donna M. McMichael*
Bill and Carol Messner
Oakleigh and Pauline Millerd*
Verna Monnin & Family*
Morgan Marine*
Frances L. Morse*
Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy*
Tom and Connie Murphy*
Donald R. Nielsen*
Dr. Oliver M. Nikoloff*
Ms. Doris C. Olevnik*
Mr. Gene Oliver*
Stephanie Olsen*
Mr. Carl J. Olson
Mrs. Lois Oswald
Marvin and Joy Pallischeck*
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Parrish*
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Peck*
Dona and Lawrence Pedersen
Rod and Lynne Pedersen
Betty and Bob Peer
Fred and JoAnn Petrosino*
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pierle
Carolyn S. Pike
Eugene and Velma Pimm*
David and Barbara Pinckney*
Mr. Ernest Pinneo*
Anthony and Donna Pizzenti*
Pleasant Valley Inn
Stuart and Joyce Porter*
Sue and Richard Portland*
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Presher
Bill and Shirley Price*
Pat and John Randall*
Rape and Abuse Crisis Service
of the Finger Lakes
Bonnie and Sonny Rapini
James G. Reagan*
Joyce L. Rector
Lois Reichart – JL Technology, Inc.*
Nancy-Jo Rembaum, CRNA
Janet L. Reynolds*
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Reynolds*
Shari and Doug Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds*
Elaine I. Rice*
Roger and Arlene Richmond
Rich and Cyndy Rochford*
David and Patricia Rogers
Bill and Xenia Royer*
Randy and Luan Ryder*
William and Sara Schleigh*
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Schneider
Eleanor and Bob Schoonover
David and Beverly Schreiber*
Mary L. Schroeder*
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J.
Schrouder, Jr.*
Gilbert and Cathleen Scott
T&L Seneca Farms*
Seneca Lake Duck Hunters
Association
Ed and Carol Seus*
Jane Shenk*
Walter and Vera Shotwell*
Summer 2008
PHASE II of Soldiers
• Main Entrance to be • New lobby constructed
& Sailors Memorial
redesigned
• Separate Emergency/triage Hospital project
• Greenspace enhanced
area constructed
begins
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2007 Donor Report for Finger Lakes Health Foundation
Sonja and Joe Simpson*
Sisters of Wendia Lodge #1-73
Ed and Marcia Smith*
Mr. Elton Smith
Frederick Smith*
Richard and JoAnne Smith*
W. Smith*
Ms. Joyce M. Snyder
Roger and Sue Snyder*
Soldiers & Sailors Environmental
Services Staff
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Steinmetz*
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Strong*
Yvonne Stutzman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan*
V. Clark and A. Elizabeth Switzer*
Douglas M. and Arianne J. Tepper*
Lou and Mary Tyrrell*
Mrs. Dorothy B. VanDyke
Mr. and Mrs. William B. VanDyke
Norman L. and Grace N.
VanGelder*
Mrs. Lois J. VanGorder
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Vaughn*
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veil*
Jim and Betty Vinch
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Volz*
Barbara Wager*
John W. Wagner*
Doris W. Walker*
Deborah Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wallace*
Ethelea M. Wardner*
Charles and Mary Watkins*
Katherine S. Waye
Mr. and Mrs. Gunter Weichenthal*
Raymond and Linda West*
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Westerdahl*
Joyce Wiedrich*
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C.
Williams, Jr.
Ms. Marianne L. Williams*
Rodman and Sally Williams*
Ms. Evelyn Wood
Mr. Edwin H. Worden*
Five gifts were received
from donors wishing to
remain anonymous.
Gift-In-Kind Donor
Dr. Roger Knapp
Bequests
Robert L. Carroll
Herbert T. Fitch, Sr.
Ruth M. Rice
Myrtle D. Sprague
Howard L. Sprague
Mary Jane Townsend
HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS, 2007
Contributions were made *in honor of* or in memory of the following individuals:
Many people choose to make a contribution to the Finger Lakes
the health system. In many cases, families may wish to publish
Health Foundation in honor of a loved one who has passed away,
instructions on memorial contributions in an obituary or memorial
or to say “thank you” to a deserving physician, nurse, staff member
announcement. For information about honor/memorial gifts and
or department for excellent care provided. Honor/Memorial gifts
naming opportunities available, please contact the Foundation at
can be directed to any department, project, or program within
(315)787-4050 or (315)531-2050.
Soldiers & Sailors
Memorial Hospital Fund
and “Cornerstone of
Care” Campaign
Jerome Adams
Helen F. Alexander
Kenneth E. Appleton
Ruth S. Appleton
Marion W. Bailey
Doris E. Barnes
Lester R. Barnes
Tim A. Beardsley
Donald O. Bellis
Edwin Bellis
Hazel B. Bellis
Marion S. Bellis
Carl Berna
Frances Berna
Lewis W. Braman
Robert Brunskill
* Virginia L. Campney *
Keith L. Champlin
Jane B. Chapman
Frank R. Chase
Grant Christensen
Edna Clark
Margaret Clements
Mary B. Conley
Mae Corey
Albert Cornell
Floyd Cornell
Gordon Cornell
Lena Cornell
*Robert Cornell *
William H. Corwin
Mildred Covell
Patrick D’Amico
Daniel J. DeWick
*Eleanor DeWitt, M.D. *
Barbara Feeney
Herbert T. Fitch
Jason Flickinger
Jens A. Fredereksen
Beverly Fuller
Justine Griffith
Ivan Hansen
Janette H. Hansen
Madeleine Henderson
Virginia Hullings
Nancy S. Hunt
George Ingram
Clarence Jensen
Herdis Jensen
Jean L. Jensen
Gudmund Jepsen
Nolan Loftus
John P. Lynn
Charles F. Manahan
Deborah Manahan
Judson Mason
Lorraine M. Mason
Warren “Baldy” Morse
Irene Mortensen
Betty B. Murphy
Norman Nielsen
Clarence C. Olsen
Diana Ostroski
Arthur Paciulli
Eva Pedersen Butterfield
Violet R. Pierce
* Mary Ellen Power *
John S. Rector
Richard J. Rector
Gordon Reynolds
Paul T. Reynolds
William G. Roberts
Gilbert C. Smith
Norman Snow
Mary M. Springer
Norman Straub
Frances Swanson
Willa Swarthout
Adele R. Vail
Lucy Veil
Michael Veil
Arthur E. Wardner
Robert G. Warfield
Helen A. Wilhelm
Geneva Regional
Health Fund
Eleanor Antenucci
William R. Bardeen
Edith Braun
Frederick Brennan
Dorothy Buckley
Anthony Colella
Donald Crosier
Sandra Dean
Ray E. Deuel
Tish Einstein
Cora Flora
Charmaine Gordon
Richard Greenfield
• Confidential and convenient • Relocation of Peppermint • 1924 Building infrastructure one-step patient registration Parlor to ground level
renovation
Helen Iocco
Dorothy Kellogg
Dorothy Kramer
Patricia E. McCann
Helen McDowell
Augustine Orlando
Jacqueline Pratt
Lydia Robinson
Madeline B. Root
Kay Shane
Stanley H. Sommers
Margaret P. Stephens
Elizabeth Stiles
Andrew W. Stobie
Mary L. Sullivan
Kathleen R. Talbert
Muriel G. Vogeler
Robert VonBergen
John Wing
Finger Lakes Health Fund
Ralph Springstead
and lab/blood draw area
to be built
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GENEVA REGIONAL HEALTH FUND 2007 DONORS
In 2007, over $61,000 was committed by individual, businesses
of a simulation mannequin for the Marion S. Whalen School
and families in the region to support various projects and programs
of Practical Nursing and the new Finger Lakes Health College
at Geneva General Hospital, and the Living Centers (North and
of Nursing. $2,500 was given to the Geneva General Child Care
South) at Geneva, as well as the Finger Lakes Surgery Center and
Center for the purchase of classroom and recreational equipment
Huntington Living Center.
to support activity and a healthy lifestyle for young children.
The Geneva General Hospital Auxiliary committed $12,500 to
support two special projects. $10,000 will go toward the purchase
FELLOWS
Excellus Health Plan, Inc.
Geneva General Cardiac
Rehab Department
Taylor-Brown Auxiliary
PATRONS
Catherine D’Amico
Mr. John D’Amico
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dooley
Mr. Lawrence J. Farnand
GlaxoSmithKline
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Holden
Robert and Valerie Kayser
Market Strategies, Inc.
Medtronic, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brien B. Rogers
Mrs. Kenneth Rogers
SMS Lodge of Seneca Falls
Dr. Kenneth T. Steadman
CENTURY CLUB
Daniel and Laurie Debettencourt
Dr. James E. Dickson, II
Stu Einstein
Mr. Richard L. Fredenburg
Carl Fribolin
Geneva General Hospital Auxiliary
Geneva General Hospital
Dialysis Staff
Reverend W. James Gerling
Richard and Susan Gray & Family
Gordon and Thelma Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Korich
Ms. Patricia M. Kramer-Debuck
Mr. Robert L. Landschoot
Paul W. Lattimore, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Olaf U. Lieberg
Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Loudin
Nucor Steel Auburn, Inc.
William and Sharon Platzer
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Reed, Jr.
RTI International
Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ryan
Seneca Surgical, Inc.
Basil and Beverly Simons
Theodore S. Smith
Ms. Marcia Von Bergen
ASSOCIATES
Dr. Jose A. Acevedo-Ramos
Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical
United Way – Ontario County
SPONSORS
Jim and Donna Andersen
John and Catherine Barnard
Barr Transportation Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Barrows
Ms. Celia Bonetti
Ms. Mary Gavras Borkoski
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bowen
Tom and Virginia Boyes
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bozzetti
Linda Brennesdell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capalda
George and Judy Chapelsky
Ms. Virginia A. Cotroneo
Summer 2009
PHASE II of Soldiers
& Sailors Memorial
Hospital project
completed
8
The Taylor Brown Auxiliary provided over $8,000 in support
of various projects at the Huntington Living Center.
Mr. Peter J. D’Amico, Sr.
J. DeBoover Farms, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Depew
Mr. Dominic C. DeRosa
Mike and Ellie Dobbin
Dundee Central School Elementary
Thoughtfulness Fund
Expense Reduction Analysts
Ms. Joan French
Ms. Sherelene J. Furano
Geneva General Hospital
Detox Staff
Geneva General Hospital Radiology
Sunshine Fund
Sonja Gray
Mr. Joseph Iocco
David King
Dr. Kamill Kovach
Charlotte Larner
Ms. Ethel Mason Mr. and Mrs. Chad McDermott
John and Anne Mlod
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Napoli
Hon. and Mrs. John F. O’Malley, Jr.
Ann Osborne
Ovid Big M Supermarket Employees
Albert and Karen Pearce
Ms. Flora Peterson
Phelps Sungas, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Pisher
Irene Reed
Ms. Rose Rollo
S.A. Gilbert Jewelers –
Mickey Gilbert Schultz
Mr. George J. Sawyer
Mr. Wayne Schell
Carol Schmidt
Seneca County House of Concern
Betty Sennett
Daryl M. Sindoni
Darlene Smith
Celia Spinelli
Mary and Tim Suffredini
Mr. Paul D. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Taylor
Mrs. Jeanne Theriault Family
Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Titcomb
Ms. Laurie A. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ungerleider
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ungerleider
Ms. E. Gail Winters-Kirk
Charles and Joanne Wisor
Ms. Erminia Colizzi Wooster
Carol Wormuth
Three gifts were received
from donors wishing to
remain anonymous.
Gift-In-Kind Donor
Jeanne Heinzman
2007 Donor Report for Finger Lakes Health Foundation
Finger Lakes Health Fund
As services provided by Finger Lakes Health continue to grow,
created. Contributions made to the Finger Lakes Health Fund are
community members become exposed to different facilities,
completely unrestricted and are used at the discretion of the Board
programs, and employees of the health system. It is for that
of Directors to support a variety of initiatives, to meet the ever-
reason, among many, that the Finger Lakes Health Fund was
changing health care needs of our community.
FELLOWS
Geneva Club Beverage Co., Inc.
James J. DeVaney
Geneva Printing Company, Inc.
Dr. Steven D. Hanks
HMI Mechanical Systems, Inc.
Jim and Peg Kennedy
Richard A. and Janice B. Ryan
Steven and Susan Stork
Charles E. and Joanne M. Wisor
PATRONS
Dr. Paul L. Bleakley, Jr.
Mary Ann Eldred
Harry and Susan Givelber
Kopp Billing Agency &
Collection Service
Jane C. McCaffrey, M.D.
Daniel J. O’Neill, III
Richard and Janice Masterson-Sayers
ASSOCIATES
Creative Orthotics &
Prosthetics, Inc.
Ferro Electronic Material Systems
Eileen M. Gage
Dr. Jonathan M. Rubins
John and Marge Shanahan
CENTURY CLUB
Dr. Robert B. Burdick
Kim and Jeff Coffey
Dr. Michael and Hilda Collins
Grants Awarded in 2007
Sally A. Bittner
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanna
Lionel and Shirley Minard
Dr. W. James Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. T. Robert Saunderson
Two gifts were received from donors
wishing to remain anonymous.
SPONSORS
William K. Ash
A.E. Ted Aub and Phillia C. Yi
finger lakes health is growing!
The Finger Lakes Health Foundation awarded over $350,000 in
High Acres at Seneca Lake, a beautiful, state-of-the-art
grants to support special projects and programs across the health
senior living community, is the Health System’s newest
system and in the community. Awards in 2007 included:
endeavor to enhance services and options to the Finger
• Community Outreach Programs to help fund our community health fairs, the Dine & Discuss series and other outreach initiatives
Lakes community. Have you seen our ads? For more
information call 315-789-2926.
• The Tobacco-free Environment throughout Finger Lakes Health
• Yates Cultural & Recreational Resources, Inc. in Penn Yan to upgrade fitness equipment in the existing fitness center
• Soldiers & Sailors Cardiopulmonary Department to purchase
a pulse oximeter
• Geneva General Child Care Center for playground upgrades
• The Geneva Interfaith Council to support hunger relief initiatives in the community
• The Healing Environment initiative at Geneva General for
new artwork throughout the hospital
• Marion S. Whalen School of Practical Nursing to support an education trip for students
Summer 2009
PHASE III of Soldiers
• Renovation and expansion
& Sailors Memorial
of the Emergency Department
Hospital project
begins
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FOUNDATIONSSPRING08
Thank you Wyckoff Family Foundation
In 2007 the Geneva General Childcare Center received a grant in
the amount of $5,000 from the Wyckoff Family Foundation to
partner with local early childhood education agencies to combat
childhood obesity in the Geneva community.
On October 8, 2007 the Geneva School District Universal
Pre-Kindergarten Agencies (including Geneva General Child Care
31 teachers attended representing 6 different area early
education agencies.
Work now has expanded into education and interaction
with parents and families on incorporating these initiatives
into life at home.
We thank the Wyckoff Family Foundation for their
Center, Geneva Lakefront Child Care Center, Happiness House,
generous support of this program and what it can mean
and Geneva Head Start) sponsored a workshop for local preschool
for our community.
teachers: “Moving With a Purpose – Physical Activities for
Preschoolers” held at the Ramada Geneva Lakefront.
Renowned speaker, Diane Craft, Ph.D, taught early childhood
educators how to create a curriculum of movement activities for
the 3 – 5 year olds in their classrooms. By attending the workshop
participants learned how much and what kind of physical activity
preschoolers need as well as specific activities for building a
movement curriculum. Each participant received a copy of
both Diane Craft’s books.
Planned Giving
Are you beginning to think about your estate plans? There
are several opportunities to make a meaningful contribution
to Finger Lakes Health through bequests, charitable trusts,
gifts of property, etc. We would be happy to meet with you
and/or your financial advisor to discuss the right options for
you. For more information, please contact the Foundation
at (315)787-4050 or (315)531-2050.
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
As the Cornerstone of Care Campaign progresses, there
will be many opportunities for volunteer involvement.
Committees include individual gifts, business and corporate
relations, PR/communications, special events, etc. If you are
interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities to
help S&S with this very important effort, please contact the
Foundation Office at 531-2050.
fall 2009
Completion of
“Soldiers & Sailors is a truly
that deserves enthusiastic support from
Soldiers & Sailors
excellent hospital, staffed by an
community members it serves so well.”
Renovation Project
excellent medical staff and
-Jim Dooley, President and CEO,
Finger Lakes Health
extremely dedicated employees,
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2007 Donor Report for Finger Lakes Health Foundation
Dineof Dine
Discuss
A Summary
Dine
Discuss
Discuss
Educational Programs For
Spring 2008 – stay tuned
for announcement
of the Fall
line-up later this Summer.
Educational
Series
for Spring
2008
Educational
Series
for
Spring
2008
STRoKE SMART
ARTHRoSCoPY & SPoRTS RELATED
Full Dinner Full
and Dinner
Discussion
STRoKE SMART
ARTHRoSCoPY & SPoRTS RELATED
and Discussion
InJURIES
Wednesday, May 21, 6 p.m.
InJURIES
Wednesday, May 21, 6 p.m.
$8 Adults / $6
and older)
Thursday,
8, 6 p.m.
Barry Turek, D.o., Chief, Emergency Medicine.
$8Seniors
Adults / (65
$6 Seniors
(65 and
older) May
Thursday, May 8, 6 p.m.
Barry Turek, D.o., Chief, Emergency Medicine.
Daniel Alexander, M.D., orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Turek will discuss
ReservationsReservations
and paymentand
required
the signs and symptoms
Daniel Alexander, M.D., orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Turek
payment required
will discuss the signs and symptoms
Join us to learn about knee and shoulder of stroke, vital tips related
prior to theprior
event.to the event.
to seeking medical
Join us to learn about knee and shoulder of stroke, vital
tips related to seeking medical
arthroscopy,
reconstruction,
diagnosis
and
treatment
to
achieve
the
best
outcomes.
Call (15) 787-466
51-205.or 51-205.
arthroscopy, reconstruction, diagnosis and treatment to achieve
the best outcomes.
Call (15)or787-466
treatment. Castle Room, Belhurst, Geneva.
Belhurst, Geneva.
treatment. Castle Room, Belhurst,Meritage
Geneva. Room,
Meritage Room, Belhurst, Geneva.
APRIL
APRIL
CHILDHooD DEPRESSIon: How to Recognize
DEPRESSIon: How toFAMILY
Recognize
MEDICInE: Healthy at Any Age
It and When toCHILDHooD
Treat It
FAMILY MEDICInE: Healthy at Any Age
It and When to Treat It
Tuesday, May 27, 6 p.m.
YoU HAvE BEEn DIAGnoSED WITH CoPD Tuesday, May 13, 6 p.m.
Tuesday, May 27, 6 p.m.
YoU HAvE BEEn DIAGnoSED WITH CoPD Tuesday, May 13, 6 p.m.
Debbie Heit, M.D., Family Medicine
Jennifer Palamara, M.D., Psychiatrist
oR oSA: What to Expect now?
Debbie Heit, M.D., Family Medicine
Jennifer Palamara, M.D., Psychiatrist
oR oSA: What to Expect now?
Dr. Heit will discuss how to create a partner-
Learn about the symptoms of childhood
Tuesday, April 22, 6 p.m.
Heit will discuss how to create a partnerLearn about the symptoms of childhood Dr.
Tuesday, April 22, 6 p.m.
primary care physician through
depression and anxiety; when and how to ship with your ship
Jack McAllister, RRT, Community Care Partners
with your primary care physician through
depression and anxiety; when and
to Clyde vFW.
Jack McAllister, RRT, Community Care Partners
thehow
lifespan.
Learn how to cope with CoPD or oSA (ob- access treatment.
the
lifespan.
Clyde vFW.
Learn how to cope with CoPD or oSA (ob- access treatment.
structed sleep apnea) and get back to regular Ramada Inn-Geneva Lakefront, Geneva.
structed sleep apnea) and get back to regular Ramada Inn-Geneva Lakefront, Geneva.
HIGHACRES: The newest Senior Living ComHIGHACRES: The newest Senior Living Comlife. Meritage Room, Belhurst, Geneva.
life. Meritage Room, Belhurst, Geneva.
munity in The Finger Lakes
munity in The Finger Lakes
TAKInG CHARGE oF YoUR DIABETES
TAKInG CHARGE oF YoUR DIABETES
Wednesday, May 28, 6 p.m.
Wednesday, May 28, 6 p.m.
WHY GET A WHoLE WHEn HALF WILL Do: Thursday, May 15, 6 p.m.
WHY GET A WHoLE WHEn HALF WILL Do: Thursday, May 15, 6 p.m.
Lisa ventura-Stanton, Director of Marketing,
Lisa ventura-Stanton, Director of Marketing,
Total Knee Replacement versus Partial Knee Pat Cochrane, Rn, BS and Breanna Lynch,
Total Knee Replacement versus Partial Knee Pat Cochrane, Rn, BS and Breanna
HighLynch,
Acres at Seneca Lake
High Acres at Seneca Lake
Replacement
RD, CDn, Certified Diabetes Educators
Replacement
RD, CDn, Certified Diabetes Everything
Educators you want in a retirement living
Everything you want in a retirement living
Wednesday April 30, 6 p.m.
about healthy habits to
Wednesday April 30, 6 p.m. Join us to learn
Join us to learn about healthycommunity,
habits to exactly where you want it.
community, exactly where you want it.
James B. Mark, M.D., orthopaedic Surgeon
prevent
or
treat
diabetes,
including
testing,
James B. Mark, M.D., orthopaedic Surgeon
prevent or treat diabetes, including
testing,
Meritage
Room, Belhurst, Geneva.
Meritage Room, Belhurst, Geneva.
A discussion describing criteria for eligibility healthy eating, physical activity, and medicaA discussion describing criteria for eligibility healthy eating, physical activity, and medicaJUnE
and the benefits of a partial knee replacement. tions. The Essenhaus, Penn Yan.
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and the benefits of a partial knee replacement. tions. The Essenhaus, Penn Yan.
The Essenhaus, Penn Yan.
The Essenhaus, Penn Yan.
PLAnES, TRAInS oR CRUISE SHIPS: Tips for
PLAnES, TRAInS oR CRUISE SHIPS: Tips for
Staying Well While Traveling
Staying Well While Traveling
SUPERCHARGInG YoUR PLATE
Support
Groups
at
FLH
SUPERCHARGInG YoUR PLATE
Support Groups at Monday,
FLH JuneMonday,
2, 6 p.m.
June 2, 6 p.m.
Saturday, April 26, 10 a.m.
Alzheimer’s Support Group
Saturday, April 26, 10 a.m.
Debbie
Heit, M.D., Family Medicine
Alzheimer’s
Support
Group
Debbie Heit, M.D., Family Medicine
Zonya Foco, Registered Dietitian
2nd
Friday
each
month,
1:0
2:0
p.m.
Zonya Foco, Registered Dietitian
How
to prepare for a vacation, cruise, change
2nd Friday each month, 1:0 - 2:0
p.m.
How to prepare for a vacation, cruise, change
Join us for a 90-minute cooking demonstraTaylor Brown Health Center
Join us for a 90-minute cooking demonstraTaylor Brown Health Center of altitude, and flying with medical conditions.
of altitude, and flying with medical conditions.
tion with “America’s nutrition Leader”. Ms.
tion with “America’s nutrition Leader”. Ms.
Holiday Inn,Waterloo.
Blood Pressure Screenings
Holiday Inn,Waterloo.
Foco is fresh from touring with “oprah &
Blood
Pressure
Screenings
Foco is fresh from touring with “oprah
&
2nd
Tuesday
each
month,
1
p.m.
Bob’s Best Life Diet Tour”. Copies of her best2nd Tuesday each month, 1- p.m.
MInIMALLY InvASIvE SURGERIES: Hernias
Bob’s Best Life Diet Tour”. Copies of her
best- General
Geneva
Hospital
MInIMALLY InvASIvE SURGERIES: Hernias
selling cookbook will be given away free to
Geneva General Hospital
And Beyond
selling cookbook will be given away Acute
free toRehab Unit Dining Room
And Beyond
Acute
Rehab
Unit
Dining
Room
the first 250 attendees. This event is part of
Wednesday, June 4, 6 p.m.
the first 250 attendees. This event is part of
Wednesday, June 4, 6 p.m.
Finger Lakes Health’s annual Applefest comDiabetes
Groups
Chief, General and Minimally
Finger Lakes Health’s annual Applefest
com- Support
Diabetes Support Groups Mike Liang, M.D.,
Mike Liang, M.D., Chief, General and Minimally
munity health fair. This event is free, registra•
rd
Wednesday
each
month,
5
6
p.m.
Invasive
Surgery
munity health fair. This event is free, registra• rd Wednesday each month, 5 - 6 p.m.
Invasive Surgery
tion required. See back page for more info.
Hospital
Dr. Liang introduces the new Hernia Center
tion required. See back page for moreGeneva
info. General
Geneva General Hospital
Dr. Liang introduces the new Hernia Center
Conference Room AB
Geneva High School Auditorium, Geneva.
of the Finger Lakes and procedures to repair
Conference Room AB
Geneva High School Auditorium, Geneva.
of the Finger Lakes and procedures to repair
• 1st Thursday each month 2 - p.m.
• 1st Thursday each month 2 - all
p.m.
types of hernia. Meritage Room, Belhurst,
M AY
St.
Mark’s
Terrace,
Penn
Yan
all types of hernia. Meritage Room, Belhurst,
M AY
St. Mark’s Terrace, Penn Yan
Geneva.
Geneva.
SPRInG InTo GooD HEALTH:
First Time Moms Support Group
SPRInG InTo GooD HEALTH:
First Time Moms Support Group
nEW LASER TREATMEnT FoR
A Women’s Health Forum
2nd Tuesday each month, 10 - 11 a.m.
nEW LASER TREATMEnT FoR
A Women’s Health Forum
2nd Tuesday each month, 10 - 11vARICoSE
a.m.
vEInS
Wednesday May 7, 4-6 p.m.
Geneva General Hospital
vARICoSE vEInS
Wednesday May 7, 4-6 p.m.
Geneva General Hospital
Monday, June 9, 6 p.m.
Dahlia Alspaugh, M.D., Eleanor DeWitt, M.D.,
Family
Monday, June 9, 6 p.m.
Dahlia Alspaugh, M.D., Eleanor DeWitt,
M.D.,Birth Center
Family Birth Center
Dahlia Alspaugh, M.D., General and vascular
and Jennifer Palamara, M.D.
Dahlia Alspaugh, M.D., General and vascular
and Jennifer Palamara, M.D.
Stroke Support Group
Surgeon
Hear from a general/vascular surgeon, an
Stroke Support Group
Surgeon
Hear from a general/vascular surgeon,
an
2nd Tuesday each month, - 4 p.m.
Dr. Alspaugh talks about the laser vein prointernist and a psychiatrist on health top2nd Tuesday each month, - 4 p.m.
Dr. Alspaugh talks about the laser vein prointernist and a psychiatrist on health
topGeneva General Hospital
Geneva General Hospital
cedures now available to treat varicose and
ics of interest to women. This event is free,
cedures now available to treat varicose and
ics of interest to women. This eventAcute
is free,Rehab Unit, Dining Room
Acute Rehab Unit, Dining Roomspider veins. Ramada Inn-Geneva Lakefront,
registration required.
spider veins. Ramada Inn-Geneva Lakefront,
registration required.
Geneva.
Yates County Auditorium, Penn Yan.
Geneva.
Yates County Auditorium, Penn Yan.
Family Focus Spring 2008 Family Focus Spring 2008 11
Finger Lakes Health Foundation Board of Directors
Board of Directors
Taylor Fitch
Catherine Barnard
Chair
Corinne W. Stork
Richard E. Sayers
Vice-Chair
Nancy D’Amico
Susan Hyser
Secretary
Honorary Directors
James J. Dooley
Assistant Secretary
Donald B. Kimball, Jr.
Larry Farnand
Treasurer
Harold Gray
Executive Director
Carl Fribolin
Clair D. Wheeler
Golf Tournament Dates
Friday, June 6
Taylor Brown Auxiliary Golf Tournament
at Seneca Falls Country Club
Wednesday, June 18
Soldier & Sailors Memorial Hospital
“Cardiac Scramble” at Lakeside Country
Club, Penn Yan
Monday, August 4
W. James Gerling
Geneva General
James DeVaney
Hospital “Keep Your
Edward Boudreau, Jr.
Heart up to Par” Golf
Dana Schillinger
Tournament at Seneca
Falls Country Club
Non-profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Geneva, NY
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