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OUR COMMUNITY, OUR
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OUR COMMUNITY, OUR
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5 Building the Future
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Giving Back: Camp Tiger
Hope for the Future: Medical students train to do more
Home Again: Dr. Wanda Wells in Shreveport
11 Discovering the Future
12 I nvesting in the Community: Dr. Nicholas Goeders’ addiction research
13 Pushing Boundaries: The NanoKnife
14 Home Away From Home: Dr. Cherie-Ann Nathan’s work
and life in Louisiana
17 Supporting the Future
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Extending Hope: Endowed Professorships and Chairs
A Few Kind Words: 2010 Annual Appeal
FY 2010 Highlights
The Chancellor’s Circle
What’s Up Doc? 2010 Sponsors
FY2010 Gifts
Endowed Chairs and Professorships
Gifts In-Kind
The Legacy Society
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The LSU Health Sciences Foundation
in Shreveport
Established in 1997, the LSU Health Sciences Foundation is a public, non-profit entity. The sole mission of the Foundation
is to support, enhance and assist the LSU Health Sciences Center at Shreveport in its many endeavors. The Foundation
works diligently to expand awareness of the Health Sciences Center’s contributions to medical research, higher education
and quality healthcare. The Foundation also develops and enhances financial support for the institution and provides the
means through which financial support is received and administered.
Although this is our official mission statement, our intent is so much more. The LSU Health Sciences Center at Shreveport
is truly a part of this community-whether working, learning, teaching, treating, or receiving treatment, thousands of
community members come to LSUHSCS for a future. It is our intent, as the LSU Health Sciences Foundation, to support
that future.
Directors
Harry E. McInnis, Jr.
Chair
Reginald Abrams, Esq.
Philip A. Cole, MD
Marianne Comegys
Keith Crissman
Rosemary Ewing
Martha H. Fitzgerald
Archer Frierson, II
Ronald B. George, MD
Jonathan Glass, MD, FACP
Robert B. Hamm
Donald L. Horton
Angela L. Lawrence, CPA
J. Kevin McCotter
Katy M. Merriman
Saul A. Mintz
Fred L. Moffitt
Thomas H. Murphy
Sydney B. Nelson
Vice-Chair
W. Clinton Rasberry, Jr.
Secretary
Rita Hummingbird
Treasurer
Carolyn Myrick
Assistant Secretary
Catherine S. Nobile, Esq.
President
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OUR COMMUNITY, OUR FUTURE
Ex-Officio
Ike Muslow, MD
Robert G. Pugh, Jr.
Eugene St. Martin, MD
Kevin M. Sittig, MD
C. Stewart Slack
Ascension D. Smith
Harold W. Turner
William S. Whyte, II, MD
Cynthia Wood
Donald J. Zadeck
Chairman Emeritus
The LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport is a tremendous resource for persons across Northwest Louisiana and
beyond, fulfilling critical regional needs through providing expert healthcare services, educating future healthcare
professionals, and conducting research that will advance healthcare for generations to come.
The Health Sciences Center’s impact is wide-reaching. With three hospitals, including the services of our acclaimed
Trauma Center and Feist-Weiller Cancer Center, our organization meets the medical needs of a special population—the
underserved—and the specialty needs of our state’s entire population. Today, our medical and support staff care for literally
thousands of patients, including 21,000 inpatient admissions and 450,000 outpatient visits yearly. We are helping our communities get ready for tomorrow’s needs as well. In our hospitals and three professional schools,
we train some 500 physicians and graduate 100 new doctors annually. Over 400 students are studying in the Allied Health
Professions and Graduate Schools. Biomedical knowledge is expanded through research studies being conducted by faculty
across a number of different areas. As impressive as all of this is, we could not continue our services without the support of
our community.
2010 Board of Directors
Officers
Dear Friends:
John V. Lombardi, PhD
President, LSU System
Robert A. Barish, MD. MBA
Chancellor, LSUHSC-S
In 2010, the LSU Health Sciences Center and the LSU Health Sciences Foundation partnered to complete many of these
accomplishments. Together, we recruited accomplished leaders for the Departments of Orthopaedics and Anatomy. We
have strengthened the Trauma Center by recruiting experts in musculoskeletal injury. We have honored our commitment to
preventive healthcare by making our campus a smoke-free neighborhood. We have improved key facilities that support an
array of critical patient care, educational and research functions
In the coming year, the LSU Health Sciences Center and LSU Health Sciences Foundation pledge to continue our work
together. By improving the Health Sciences Center, we are helping Louisiana communities for generations to come. With
your support, we can accomplish so much more. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Robert A. Barish, MD, MBA
Chancellor
LSU Health Sciences Center – Shreveport
Harry E. McInnis, Jr.
Chair, Board of Directors
LSU Health Sciences Foundation
Catherine S. Nobile
President
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Building the
FUTURE
The LSU Health Sciences
Center—Shreveport does
more than treat patients. It
helps build the community’s
future. Currently, there are
over 800 students enrolled
across the Schools of
Medicine, Graduate Studies,
and Allied Health Professions. Those students will go on
to become the talented
physicians, scientists and allied
health caregivers who will help
improve your life and the lives
of loved ones.
Without the LSU Health
Sciences Center, many of
the community’s aspiring
healthcare professionals would
have to go elsewhere for their
education. In keeping them
here, LSUHSC-S improves
today’s healthcare, ensures a
healthy future for this area
and helps keep a community
together.
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Giving Back:
Medical Students Work with Community
Children During Camp Tiger
few options for keeping their children entertained
and stimulated over the summer. Camp Tiger
provides a week of fun for these kids, as well as
giving their parents a break.”
“As much as the kids
get out of coming to
Camp Tiger, I really
think the counselors
who participate get
even more.”
Stephanie Mead, 2010 Camp Tiger Director
LSUHSC-S students are involved
in countless community initiatives. In fact, the Health Sciences Center
itself has become a vehicle for their
volunteerism. One such opportunity
for medical students to give back is
Camp Tiger.
For a week during the summer,
children with developmental and
intellectual disabilities participate
in Camp Tiger under the care and
direction of first-year medical students
who serve as counselors. Many camps
for children with disabilities aim
to teach the children a set of skills,
but there are few opportunities for
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the children just to have fun. Since
Camp Tiger began in 2000, any child
with a developmental disability who
can be in Shreveport for the five days
of camp is eligible for the chance to
do just that.
Camp Tiger is a divide-and-conquer
effort by the first-year medical class. Along with the help of faculty advisor
Dr. David DeSha and staff advisor
Michelle Basco, the students begin
planning for the camp by electing a
Community Service Chairman from
the class who serves as Camp Tiger
Director. The students then form
committees within the class to tackle
activities, food and transportation.
Stephanie Mead, Director of Camp
Tiger 2010, is now a second-year
medical student at LSUHSC-S. She
has worked with children and adults
with developmental disabilities all her
life, so she was delighted to accept the
challenge when she was elected by her
class to head up the camp.
“Many of the children that come to
Camp Tiger really aren’t able to attend
any other type of summer camp as
most camps have restrictions on a
camper’s abilities,” says Stephanie. “As a result, many families have very
The medical students who participate consider it
a very special experience. “As much as the kids
get out of coming to Camp Tiger, I really think
the counselors who participate get even more,”
Stephanie asserts. “It’s such a great way for future
physicians to get to work with and learn about
disabilities on a personal level!”
Matthew Wallace is a repeat camper. His mother,
Leesa Wallace, says that Camp Tiger has made his
visits to the hospital much easier. “He’s had several
complicated surgeries and he was really scared,”
she says. “But it’s comforting to him because he
starts saying ‘well, maybe I’ll see this person or that
person.’ And when he’s in the hospital, it never
fails, several medical students will find out he’s
there and they’ll come visit him. Camp Tiger really
opened the door for that, for kids in and out of the
hospital.”
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In 2010, Camp Tiger was able to accept all 50
campers who applied to participate thanks to
the number of students who volunteered to be
counselors and the families and businesses that
have chosen to support Camp Tiger. To find out
how you can support Camp Tiger, contact the LSU
Health Sciences Foundation at 318.861.0855.
Campers enjoy Camp Tiger with their
counselors, first-year medical students at
LSUHSC-S.
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Hope for the Future:
Medical student Colleen Sicard looks forward
to the day when she can do more.
HOPE
Born in Pensacola, Florida, Colleen is
a transplant to the Pelican State, but
as she works to complete her medical
degree at LSUHSC-S, she knows she’s home.
“Louisiana has such an awesome
culture. I love the people, I love
the food, I love LSU and the Saints. I love everything about it,” says
Colleen. “I’d like to raise my family
in Louisiana, in the same culture that
I grew up in. I love it.”
Specifically, Colleen would like to stay
in Shreveport. She and her husband,
a fellow fourth-year medical student
intending to become a surgeon,
admit that LSUHSC-S is their first
choice for residency training following
graduation from medical school. They
like the programs here in surgery and
pediatrics—Colleen’s choice. The couple’s choice to study in
Shreveport was deliberate. “We liked
the Medical School at LSUHSC-S,”
Colleen explains. “It’s different than
other places. It’s a systems-based
program. That means that while
you’re learning the physiology of
the musculoskeletal system in the
classroom, you’re back in the lab
learning the anatomy for that at the
same time. Other places, they do
anatomy and then physiology.”
Not only does the community stand
to gain outstanding physicians like
Colleen and her husband, but medical
students often start to give back
before they even earn their medical
degrees. While most students with a
pediatric bent participate in programs
hosted by LSUHSC-S, Colleen takes
volunteerism a step further.
“The biggest thing I’m doing right
now is St. Luke’s Medical Ministry
through St. Luke’s Episcopal Church,
which serves Shreveport, Mansfield
and Minden. It’s an RV set up like
a clinic, so there’s a triage area, a
waiting area, and in the back there’s
a clinic room. We do free blood
pressure and blood glucose checks.
If we have a physician who can write
prescriptions, for blood pressure
medicines or diabetes, for instance,
we’ll fill their prescriptions and bring
them back to the Hope House for
the patients to pick up. We enroll
patients for different pharmacy
programs so they can get free
prescriptions,” Colleen says. “A lot
of these people can’t afford a primary
care physician, or they just don’t
know how to get in to see one.”
math have always inspired her to
help others by becoming a doctor,
programs like Medical Mission
for the Homeless provide her with
opportunities to serve the community.
As Colleen continues to volunteer
and study at LSUHSC-S, she looks
forward to the day when she can do
more. When asked about her mission
as a future healthcare professional,
Colleen says it is simply “to do the
best that I can for my patients. To be
smart about the decisions that I make
to help them get better. Just use my
head and my heart and try to do that. It’s really fun to be with the kids. I
want to see them grow up into the
people they’re going to become. And
I want to be a part of that, help them
through, advise them, become their
friend and confidante, and help them
to become good people.”
Colleen Sicard, fourth-year medical
student at LSUHSC-S, works hard to
become a physician so that she can
serve others.
Whether the patients are homeless or
just can’t afford to go to the doctor,
Colleen and her co-volunteers do
their best to provide the primary
care that will prevent serious illnesses
forcing patients to the emergency
room. For Colleen, whose religious
faith and interest in science and
“It’s really fun to be with the kids. I want to see them grow up into the people they’re
going to become, and I want to be a part of that.”
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Home Again:
Dr. Wanda Wells is happy to be part
of the place where she grew up.
Dr. Wanda Henderson Wells
experienced a comfortable childhood
in Shreveport. The daughter of
Louisiana natives, Wanda danced
with the Shreveport Metropolitan
Ballet, attended Caddo Magnet High
School where she was involved with
Student Council, and attended Zion
Baptist Church, where her father still
serves as deacon. But she had ambition—since the
second grade, when Wanda had
learned about Eli Whitney’s historychanging invention, the cotton gin,
she’s had big plans.
“I told my parents when I came home
from school that day that I wanted to
do something to change the world,
just like Eli Whitney did. I wanted
to go to Yale, because that’s where he
went, and I wanted to be a doctor,”
Dr. Wells remembers. “I figured
doctors could change the world.”
me. He, along with some of the
other staff here, really convinced
me to come back home,” says Dr.
Wells. “I did my pediatric residency
here. My daughter, Kennedy Simon
Wells, was born during my third year
of residency. I stayed on staff at that
point. It really fit for me to stay here. I’ve been here ever since.”
When asked what keeps her in
Shreveport, Dr. Wells is quick to
cite her family. Both she and her
husband, Dr. Eric D. Thomas,
Assistant Program Director of the
LSUHSC-S Internal Medicine/
Pediatric combined department,
grew up in Shreveport, and both of
them enjoy being near their families. However, Dr. Wells goes on to credit
LSUHSC-S with the opportunities
the institution has provided her.
When she turned eighteen, Wanda
was accepted to Yale and majored in
biology. Determined never to come
back to Shreveport, she attended
medical school at the LSU Health
Sciences Center in New Orleans. But
when she was a fourth-year medical
student, she returned to Shreveport
for a month-long acting internship.
“I love the people I work with,” she
says with enthusiasm. “LSU is like
its own little world. I have a good
working relationship with the people
here. Our pediatric department is
great. Dr. Broussard is the other
hospitalist on the floor, and we really
work well together. Dr. Bocchini,
our Chairman, is a really good person
to work with. Everybody in the
department, we’re just one family; we
help each other out.”
“I met Dr. Catrell McColluch, my
attending on the floor. He was very
impressive, definitely a mentor for
Despite her adolescent wishes to leave
Shreveport behind, this community
has become a home for Dr. Wells and
Dr. Wanda Wells, a Shreveport
native and pediatrician, loves
caring for her patients at
LSUHSC-S.
her family. With her community
involvement, including such activities
as the missions department at her
church, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Alumnae, community health
fairs, the Board of Directors of the
Shreveport Metropolitan Ballet, the
Shreveport chapter of the Links,
Inc., an organization that is currently
partnering with Caddo Heights
Elementary School on an obesity
project, and the National Medical
Association, which hosts a Christmas
party for the children of Shreveport
every year, it’s amazing that Dr.
Wells finds the energy to be such an
excellent physician. “I love my patients. They teach me a lot. They teach me every day,” Dr. Wells explains, and then shrugs. “It’s LSU.”
“I told my parents that I wanted to be
a doctor. I figured doctors could change
the world.”
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Discovering the
FUTURE
LSUHSC-S is constantly on
the edge of new discoveries. Researchers, physicians, and
other healthcare faculty and
staff explore possibilities, both
those that will impact the
future and those that improve
healthcare in the present. In
FY 2010, LSUHSC-S received
and utilized over $20 million
in research grants. These
funds not only aided in the
search for disease causes and
cures, but were also invested
right here in this community. Further, LSUHSC-S attracts
researchers and physicians
from all over the country, as
well as bringing back home
those who got their start in
Louisiana.
From the labs to the clinics,
members of the LSUHSC-S
family are working tirelessly
to find the cures, solve the
problems and discover the
future of healthcare.
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Investing in the Community:
Dr. Nicholas Goeders works to improve
the lives of others.
Shreveport,” says Dr. Goeders. And he should know. Though Dr.
Goeders is a Shreveport native, a
graduate of the former Jesuit High
School, LSU Shreveport, and the LSU
Health Sciences Center at Shreveport
School of Graduate Studies, he
headed to The Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine to
complete a postdoctoral fellowship in
the Department of Neuroscience. If
not for family and love of the area, he may have remained there or gone
on to any number of prestigious
research institutions.
Dr. Nicholas E. Goeders works tirelessly to find the answer
to addiction.
While the LSU Health Sciences
Center at Shreveport has state-ofthe-art facilities, it is the people
working in those facilities that make
the breakthroughs. Nicholas E.
Goeders, Ph.D., Professor and Head
of the Department of Pharmacology,
Toxicology & Neuroscience, is one
of those people. Working in the
labs of LSUHSC-S, Dr. Goeders
has recently received a $3.9 million
grant from the National Institute on
Drug Abuse (NIDA) to continue his
research on the connection between
stress and addiction. It is the largest
individual research project grant that
LSUHSC-S has ever received.
“We’re hoping to develop a new
treatment for addiction, not just for
cocaine, but for smoking, alcohol,
and other types of addiction related
to stress,” Dr. Goeders explains. “Everyone has an uncle who drinks
too much, or knows someone who
wants to quit smoking.”
The grant, awarded by a competitive
application process through NIDA
by the National Institutes of Health
(NIH), is based on work done
entirely here at LSUHSC-S. “You
don’t have to be at Johns Hopkins
to do good research. You can do
cutting-edge research right here in
But Dr. Goeders chose to come
back to Shreveport. “My family
was here, and I just love this part
of the country,” he says. “When I
came back in 1985, I knew there
was a commitment to research at
this institution. I knew research at
this facility was going to flourish, so
I knew I could do as well with my
career here as I could anywhere else.”
Since returning, Dr. Goeders and his
wife Linda have become very involved
in the community. Through their
volunteering efforts with Providence
House and CASA, they help children
who are victims of abuse, which
is often a result of drug addiction. Through the Freemasons, Dr.
Goeders also volunteers at CenturyTel
to raise funds for the Dyslexia
Foundation. “Sometimes people
see me pouring Cokes and getting
French fries—they’re pretty surprised
to see the department head flipping
hamburgers!” Dr. Goeders laughs.
continue improving the community. “If possible, I plan to build an
addiction treatment center here in
Shreveport. It would fill a need we have.”
As he continues his commitment to
developing a treatment for addiction,
Dr. Goeders also makes plans to
In the same spirit, Dr. Goeders reveals
his ultimate goal. “If I can help
one person,” he says, “if one person
Pushing Boundaries:
Technology like the NanoKnife improves healthcare today
Though the research conducted at the LSU Health Sciences Center promises great hope
for the future of health care, LSUHSC-S isn’t waiting to push boundaries. Physicians and
health care professionals are administering cutting edge care today.
benefits from what I’ve done, then it’s
all been worthwhile. Hopefully a lot
of people can be helped, but if one
person can no longer be addicted to
cigarettes or cocaine or alcohol, then
it’s been worth it.”
Dr. Horacio D’Agostino uses
cutting edge technology like
the NanoKnife in procedures
at LSUHSC-S.
One such physician is Dr. Horacio D’Agostino, FACS, FICS, Professor and Head of the
Department of Radiology at the LSU Health Sciences Center. A native of Argentina, Dr.
D’Agostino came to LSUHSC-S in 1999. Attracted by the multitude of opportunities to
serve, he wasted no time in building up the academic department of radiology.
Today, Dr. D’Agostino uses such advanced technology as the NanoKnife, a device that
generates short electrical impulses that kill tumor cells when needle-like electrodes are
inserted within tumors. These short electrical impulses cause very small pores (measured
in nanometers) in the cell membrane, allowing the content inside the cell to leak out,
resulting in cell death. The best part about using the NanoKnife is that, unlike other
tumor ablation methods, or methods of killing tumor cells, this technique leaves
surrounding vascular structures undamaged.
LSUHSC-S is one of only 14 institutions in the United States that was selected by the
manufacturer to receive a NanoKnife, because the Health Sciences Center had the necessary
personnel—trained and experienced interventionists in different tumor ablation methods. The use of the NanoKnife is just one way in which technology and people come together
at the LSU Health Sciences Center to improve health care in this community. To
learn more about supporting the acquisition of advanced technology and equipment at
LSUHSC-S, please contact the LSU Health Sciences Foundation.
“We’re hoping to develop a new treatment for addiction, not just for cocaine, but for
smoking, alcohol, and other types of addiction related to stress.”
“If one person benefits from what I’ve done, then it’s all been worthwhile.”
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Home Away from Home:
Dr. Cherie-Ann Nathan finds the perfect
balance in Louisiana.
Dr. Cherie-Ann
Nathan and
research technician
Tara Moore-Medlin
conduct research
in the labs of
LSUHSC-S.
Sometimes the people most at home
in this community are those who
weren’t born here at all.
Dr. Cherie-Ann Nathan, MD,
FACS, Professor and Vice-Chairman
of Otolaryngology/Head & Neck
Surgery at LSUHSC-S and Director
of Head and Neck Surgical Oncology
at the Feist-Weiller Cancer Center,
lives in Shreveport. “We just felt
like this was home,” she says of the
decision she and her husband made to stay here.
When Dr. Nathan started her medical
career, she had no idea that she would
end up in Shreveport, Louisiana. Born in Bombay, India, she was
influenced from a very young age by a
family friend, Dr. Borges, the director
of the Tata Institute, a major cancer
institution in India. “I idolized
him because he was an outstanding
surgeon who treated all patients, rich
and poor, the same,” Dr. Nathan
recalls, “He eschewed private practice
and when he treated the wealthy,
he didn’t ask a specific fee, but said
whatever they gave him would go to
treat the poor. He inspired me to
become an academic cancer surgeon.”
After six months of her residency in
India, Dr. Nathan says “I thought
‘we’re not doing something right.’ I
was very frustrated with the high
recurrence in head and neck cancer
Searching for Answers
In the quest to overcome head and neck cancers, Dr. Cherie-Ann Nathan and her
research team target two things:
Preventing Recurrence
In spite of multi-hour surgeries in which surgeons remove the tumor and reconstruct
the surrounding areas, many patients suffering from head and neck cancer experience a
recurrence of the cancer at the surgical site and in the lymph nodes. Dr. Nathan collaborated with other faculty members at LSUHSC-S to identify a particular
molecular marker that indicated a likelihood of recurrence. This particular genetic pathway
is a potential target for drugs—if this pathway could be inhibited, recurrence might be
prevented. LSUHSC-S and the University of Chicago have teamed up to conduct a
national Phase II trial sponsored by Novartis to treat patients with a drug targeting this
pathway in order to improve progression-free survival.
Preventing Progression
Often, patients who develop one kind of head and neck cancer develop a second kind,
because the entire lining of the aero-digestive tract has undergone pre-cancerous changes,
a process known as field-cancerization. In studying the progression of pre-cancer lesions
to cancer, Dr. Nathan and her colleagues have found that curcumin, a substance present
in curry powder, is a chemopreventive nutraceutical or a natural substance that has been
shown to prevent cancer.
Dr. Nathan has won a $342,410 two-year grant from the National Institutes of Health
(NCI) to fund this study, which will be conducted right here in Shreveport by her and her
research team, which includes Dr. Oleksandr Ekshyyan, Dr. Cheryl Clark, Xiaohua Rong,
Dr. Kunal Sonovane and Tara Moore-Medlin, with special thanks to collaborator and coinvestigator Dr. Fleurette Abreo.
“There’s great research being conducted at LSUHSC-S by a
number of faculty who have very novel ideas.”
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patients. I decided to go to Johns
Hopkins on a scholarship to see how
it was treated in the United States.”
However, Dr. Nathan found the
recurrence was just as high in the
U.S. “It’s the nature of the disease
and not how it’s treated,” she says. “That’s when I realized research was
important because there hadn’t been a
meaningful change in the survival rate
in the last few decades.” Her research ambitions led her to
do a residency at the University of
California at San Diego. Both she
and her husband, a pulmonologist,
successfully completed their training
there. They were, however, both
in the country on separate student
VISAS that had to be sponsored by
an underserved area. They searched
across the country, and the only city that could sponsor the two was Shreveport.
“We had just come here for a year,
really,” Dr. Nathan admits. “But in
that one year, we started to love this
city. Everyone at LSUHSC-S was so
collegial, and my research went very
well even in my first year here. At the
end of the year when it was time to
go back to San Diego where they were
holding my husband’s position, there
was a hiring freeze, so they didn’t have
an academic position for me. I told
my husband I would go into private
practice in San Diego, but he knew
how much I loved academics and
the excellent research program I had
started at LSU, so he said ‘let’s stay
one more year.’”
In that year, her husband began
practicing at Willis-Knighton
Hospital in Bossier, and Dr. Nathan
says, “We both realized that this
was a very special place to bring up
a family. It’s true about Southern
hospitality. We felt there was no place
like Shreveport; we had wonderful
co-workers, neighbors, good friends,
and we felt that we had reached a very
good balance between family and
professional life. Ever since then, this
has been our home,” says Dr. Nathan.
In spite of offers to take up academic
Chair positions at other prestigious
institutions around the country,
Dr. Nathan intends to stay at
LSUHSC-S—the institution that
brought her to Louisiana. She looks
forward to continuing the research for
which she has become so well-known. “What I like about this institution is
that I feel there’s a chance to make a
difference, because LSUHSC-S is still
growing,” she explains.
“I think it’s very important to know
that there’s great research being
conducted at LSUHSC-S by a
number of faculty here who have very
novel ideas,” Dr. Nathan concludes. “I would love for the community to
know that whatever they invest in the
medical community and the school
goes a long way towards making
a difference in patients’ lives. As
the population ages, preventative
medicine, which is the focus of our
research here, will improve health
while decreasing overall healthcare
costs.”
Dr. Cherie-Ann Nathan treats
patients for head and neck
cancer and voice disorders at
LSUHSC-S as well as conducting research in head and neck
cancer.
“We realized that this was a very special place to bring up a family. We felt there was
no place like Shreveport.”
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Supporting the
FUTURE
The LSU Health Sciences Center
could not achieve its mission
of providing cutting edge
healthcare, medical education
and research without the support
of the community. With the help
of those living in and around
northwest Louisiana, the LSU
Health Sciences Foundation was
able to contribute nearly $3.8
million to the support of the
LSU Health Sciences Center in
the fiscal year ending June 30th,
2010.
In thanks, the LSU Health
Sciences Center and the LSU
Health Sciences Foundation
pledge to continue caring for this
community, ensuring a healthy
future for northwest Louisiana
and beyond, both physically and
economically. In addition to the
thousands of patients LSUHSC-S
staff care for, including 21,000
inpatient admissions and
450,000 outpatient visits yearly,
the LSU Health Sciences Center
also employs over 9,000 faculty
and staff throughout northwest
Louisiana. As our family grows,
so does our commitment to the
future of this community.
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Gordon H. Schuckers
Rehabilitation Pavilion
at the School of
Allied Health Professions
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Extending Hope:
LSUHSC-S supporters give in perpetuity through
endowed professorships and chairs.
This past year, the LSU Health Sciences Foundation was
proud to announce that the Ike Muslow Chair for Internal
Medicine, the Cherie-Ann Nathan, MD Professorship
for Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery, and
the Steven Levine, MD and Peggy and Aaron Selber, Jr.
Professorship in Endocrinology all were matched by the
Louisiana Board of Regents. But before the state could
award public funds, the community had to come together
to complete the private portion of the endowments. Together, residents of northwest Louisiana and the
surrounding area gave a total of $720,000 to help create
these three endowments.
“Dr. Muslow played a critical role in the founding and
development of LSUHSC, and in the development of my
personal career. As such, I felt it a duty and privilege to
begin a drive to fund a Chair in his honor,” said Dr. Robert
Jackson, a former LSUHSC-S faculty member who was
instrumental in establishing the Muslow Chair.
HOPE
The private donations of $60,000 for a professorship or
$600,000 for a chair were eligible for matching funds
of $40,000 and $400,000, respectively, to create an
endowment. The endowments exist in perpetuity; the
principal remains intact and only a portion of the annual
earnings is expended for the benefit of the institution.
“Dr. Levine has been my doctor and friend for 25 years,”
said Bernard Lobel, a Shreveport resident who supported
the Levine-Selber Professorship. “I was thrilled for him
when I learned he was receiving this well-deserved honor. The many qualities he possesses are too numerous to
mention. He’s a dedicated, caring and thorough doctor. I’ve had the good fortune of being attended by physicians
he’s trained. The role he plays in passing along his
knowledge and skills to future physicians is an invaluable
asset to the school and our community.”
For more information about establishing a chair or
professorship benefitting LSUHSC-S, or to find out about
existing endowment campaigns, please call the Foundation
at (318) 861-0855.
“It is our wish that through the professorship, this hope can be extended to others.”
Mrs. Kathy Robichaud, Foundation supporter
Foundation supporters give encouragement
during the 2010 Annual Appeal.
The LSU Health Sciences Center—Shreveport and its affiliated Foundation could not be more grateful for the community
support received each year. Knowing that our faculty, staff and students have so significantly impacted the lives of
Louisianans is all the motivation we need to continue fulfilling our mission.
Below are some of the comments received in response to the Foundation’s 2010 Annual Appeal. Raising over $160,000
in 2010, this appeal has been the Foundation’s most successful. The Foundation is proud to name these people among its
friends, and is thankful for their enthusiastic support.
Said another community member Kathy Robichaud, “As
a parting tribute, the family of Robert P. Robichaud, Col.
USAF, Retired. chose to support the Cherie-Ann Nathan,
MD Professorship. During his last illness he was attended
by yet another competent, compassionate physician, Dr.
Nathan, who treated him as a person, always giving him
and his family a ribbon of hope. It is our wish that through
the professorship, this hope can be extended to others.”
The Foundation and the LSUHSC-S are always grateful for
the generosity of those supporters of endowed chairs and
professorships. Their contributions will continue to benefit
LSUHSC-S year after year.
Honorees of the matched chair and professorships
pose at the matching ceremony. From L to R:
Aaron Selber, Jr.; Peggy Selber; Steven Levine, MD;
Cherie-Ann Nathan, MD; Ike Muslow, MD;
Robert A. Barish, MD, MBA, LSUHSC-S Chancellor.
A Few Kind Words:
“You saved Michael’s life,
and we will forever be
grateful for all you do. We
wish this could be more, but
we are honored to be able
to support you in this small
way. Thank you for your
extraordinary commitment
and dedication.”
Michael and Judy Williams,
The Steeple Man and his wife
“Several of my family
members have been
treated at LSUHSC in
Shreveport and we have
received great care and
great results. Thank you
for your professional
treatment and empathy.”
Rep. Charles Chaney
“Thank you for all that
you do to provide a more
beautiful future, for
future generations.”
Valeria Allen
“Thanks to the excellent
care I have received from
Dr. Gary Burton and
Dr. Benjamin Li, I am
in my 17th year of being
cancer free. Thank God
for LSU Medical Center.”
Juanita Edwards
“Your service to the community is outstanding and to the patients and their
well being, heart-warming.”
Dr. Joseph Carter
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2010
FY 2010 Highlights
During FY 2010, which began July 1, 2009
With 58 endowed chairs and professorships,
and ended June 30, 2010, the Foundation
LSUHSC-S benefits directly year after year
received more than 3,500 gifts from alumni,
from private gifts of Foundation supporters.
friends, corporations, estates and other
The Foundation seeks state matching funds on
foundations. These 3,500 gifts, totaling nearly
endowments whenever possible to strengthen
$3.8 million, will support many different
thebgifting
power of private gifts. Each gift
Gi#s y Source departments of the LSU Health Sciences (percentage and supporter
of the Foundation is vital to the
of dollars) Center—Shreveport.
continuance of its mission.
At a Glance
Number of Gifts by Gift Amount
Number of Gi,s by Gi, Amount 1,000 Total Contributions:
900 $ 3,767,381
800 700 600 Total Number of Donors:
971 500 2,069
400 300 200 Gifts by Source (Percentage of Dollars)
Total Number of Gifts:
100 3,518
207 0 54 $1 -‐ $999 $1,000 -‐ $4,999 6% $5,000 -‐ $9,999 3% Average Gift:
20% The Foundation appreciates every gift and every supporter, no matter the size. From the
biggest gifts to the smallest, the community support that the LSU Health Sciences Center
receives is not only a fundamental part of its success, but also an encouragement.
$ 1,071
42% Market Value of Endowed Assets Under Management
Corpora2ons 80,000,000 12,000,000 70,000,000 10,000,000 60,000,000 8,000,000 50,000,000 40,000,000 6,000,000 30,000,000 4,000,000 Individuals Founda2ons Alumni ANNUAL REPORT
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The LSU Health Sciences Foundation is unique among its kind, due in large part to the generosity of Carroll Feist. In 2005, Mr. Feist
passed away leaving a $34 million investable assets and a $35 million estate of real property to the LSU Health Sciences Foundation
dedicated to cancer research. The Feist Estate continues to make generous contributions to the Foundation as specified by Mr. Feist’s will.
This chart reflects the magnitude of his continued giving. In order to bridge the gap between individual giving and corporate or estate
giving, the Foundation plans to reach out to friends and supporters to further the mission of the Foundation and continue the legacy of
founders like Mr. Carroll M. Feist.
The market
value of
endowed
funds managed
by the Foundation
behalf of the
The market
value
of endowed
funds managed
by the on
Foundation
onLSUHSC
behalf ofis over
$15 million
at the end of
2010. million
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increased
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the LSUHSC-S
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The value
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endowed
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FY 09-‐10 FY 08-‐09 FY 07-‐08 FY 06-‐07 FY 05-‐06 FY 09-‐10 FY 08-‐09 FY 07-‐08 FY 06-‐07 FY 05-‐06 FY 04-‐05 FY 03-‐04 FY 02-‐03 0 FY 01-‐02 10,000,000 0 FY 00-‐01 Estates Corpora2ons 20,000,000 2,000,000 FY 04-‐05 29% 90,000,000 FY 03-‐04 Alumni 100,000,000 14,000,000 FY 02-‐03 Founda2ons 16,000,000 FY 01-‐02 Individuals Market Value of Net Assets
Under Management
MARKET VALUE OF NET ASSETS
MARKET VALUE OF ENDOWED ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT
FY 00-‐01 Estates The market value of the net assets of the LSU Health Sciences Foundation at June 30,
The market
valuewas
of the
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Sciences
Foundation
June 30, nearly
2010 was approximately
2010
approximately
$95
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net assets
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increased
$95 million. Total net assets have increased nearly $10 million since prior fiscal year end.
$10 million since prior fiscal year end.
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The Chancellor’s
Circle
$10 Million and Above
Mr. George A. Khoury, Jr.
The Community Foundation of Shreveport-Bossier,
Inc. - Kinsey Family Fund
Mayo Foundation for Medical Education & Research
Medtronic, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Ike Muslow
Mr.† and Mrs.† Alfred B. Nelson
Mr.† & Mrs. Donald A. Nelson
Novartis
Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Pou
The Powers Foundation
TEVA Neuroscience
Dr. Soma Vira† Trust - Dr. Yogendra S. Goel†
Student Scholarship Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Weir
Wyeth
Zadeck Family Foundation
Anonymous
Mr. Carroll W. Feist †
The Estate of Carroll W. Feist
$50,000 - $99,999
Cumulative campus-wide giving by
individuals and business whose cumulative gifts to the LSU Health Sciences
Foundation have reached $25,000
or greater. This listing reflects all
donations through June 30th, 2010.
Pledge balances are not applied.
Matching gifts are credited to
individuals and businesses.
† DECEASED
* PORTION OR ENTIRE GIFT WAS
AN IN-KIND CONTRIBUTION
$1 Million and Above
Biomedical Research Foundation
Louisiana Board of Regents
The Succession of Cleveland Burton
$500,000 - $999,999
Albertson’s, Inc.
Edwin E. Dilworth, M.D. †
The Alta and John† Franks Foundation *
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Juneau
Operative Neurosciences Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith
Mrs. Ruby Q. Petersen † *
The Selber Family *
Shreveport-Bossier Race for the Cure
Willis-Knighton Health System
$250,000 - $499,999
Biomet Microfixation
Christus Schumpert Health System
Mr. & Mrs. J. Stafford Comegys
Medical Center Clinics, Inc.
Pfizer, Inc.
Sklar-Phillips Family *
The Community Foundation of Shreveport Bossier, Inc.
The Succession of Edward Green
Yokem Toyota, Inc. *
$100,000 - $249,999
Amgen
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Anderson
Anderson Feazel, LLC
AstraZeneca LP
Aventis
The Ralph† Baucum, Jr., M.D. Family
Biomet, Inc. *
Cadasil Foundation of America, Inc.
The Family of Caroline† and Edward J.† Crawford,
Jr., M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Crawford, III
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crawford
Elektra Instruments, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase
AEP SWEPCO
Ark-La-Tex OB/GYN Society
Inc. - Douglas F. and Marion S. Attaway
Foundation
AT&T
Mrs. Janet Barlow
Mrs. Joyce V. Bedsole †
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana
Dr. Horace W. Boggs, Jr. †
Mr.† and Mrs.† L. R. Brammer, Jr.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Dr. Kanta P. Butani
Campus Federal Credit Union
Dr. Scott Cassingham & Dr. Pamela McPherson
John R. and Lloyd Webb Childers Webb Family Partnership
Confidential
Denver Health Authority Operations
Mr. Robert P. Evans
Genentech BioOncology
Mrs. Marie Goode †
Mr. O. Delton Harrison, Jr.
Drs. Alice B.† & Joe† Holoubek
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Horton
Kohl’s Cares for Kids
Mr. Ben† & Mrs. Mary L.† Levy
Dr. and Mrs. John C. McDonald *
Mr. and Mrs. John McHale
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Moffit
Moffitt Volkswagen, Inc.
Dr. William M. Monsour †
Murphy Payne Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Nelson
Ortho Biotech
Mr. Robert G.† & Mrs. Jo Ann Pugh *
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (Bubba) Rasberry, Jr.
Roche Laboratories Inc.
Robert Arthur Seale Foundation
The Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation
Drs. Bipin & Mina Shah
Mrs. Jan Sharp
Shreveport Regional Arts Council
Mrs. Miriam Sklar †
Dr. and Mrs. Albert G. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David Smelley
Dr. Soma Vira† Trust - Dr. Yogendra S. Goel†
Student Scholarship Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Stucker
Synthes USA HQ, Inc.
VW Credit, Inc.
Mrs. Winona B. Ward †
Subha Yaturu, M.D.
Zimmer, Inc.
Anonymous
$25,000 - $49,999
Abbott Laboratories, Inc
Inc. - William J. and Ruth K. Atkins
Advised Fund
Attenuon, L.L.C.
The Honorable Ronald C.† & Mrs. Carol Bean
Berlex Laboratories
Biedenharn Foundation
Biogen Idec
Cardinal Health
Chesapeake Energy Corporation
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Chesson, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy G. Clay, Jr.
Continental Casualty Company
Dr. Lawrence J. Danna
David Raines Community Health Center, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Davis
James H. Eddy, III, M.D.
Mr.† & Mrs. Eugene T. Ehlers
ExxonMobil Foundation
Ferring Research Institute Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hargrove, Jr.
Hargrove-Fowler Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday
Mr. and Mrs. Percy V. Hubbard
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jackson
Dr. Stephen L. Jaffe
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. James
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William Joyce
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kallenberg
Mr. Billy B. Kennedy
Kilpatrick Life Insurance
Kilpatrick’s Rose Neath Funeral Homes, Inc
Mr. & Mrs.† Horace R. Ladymon
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. McInnis, Jr.
Dr. Thomas E. McNeely
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Inc. - Nelson Family Donor Advised Fund
North Louisiana Society of Hospital Pharmacists
O’Brien Energy Resources, LLC
Pharmacia & Upjohn
Leonard W. & Betty Phillips Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pullig
Regions Bank
Mr. Claude G. Rives, IV
Sam’s Town Casino & Hotel Shreveport
Schering
The Honorable Virginia K. Shehee
Shreveport Bar Foundation
Shreveport Medical Society
Dr. and Mrs.† Eugene C. St. Martin
State of Louisiana- Department of the Treasury
Mrs. Jack Stein
Vantage Health Plan, Inc.
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs. Charlotte E. Webb
The Wheless Foundation
William C.Woolf Foundation
Presenting Sponsor:
The Estate of Carroll W. Feist
Chesapeake Energy
$100,000 - $499,999
Anne Hollister, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holoubek
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Horton
IASIS Healthcare Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. James
Mr. Horace R. Ladymon
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Pel State Oil Co., Inc.
Leonard W. & Betty Phillips Foundation
Drs. Sudha and Ashok Rao
Robert Arthur Seale Foundation
The Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation
Mrs. Jan Sharp
SRP Environmental, LLC
Drs. Lalit and Jyoti Thanki
Mrs. Charlotte E. Webb
Ms. Bernice L. Williamson
Platinum Sponsors:
Louisiana Board of Regents
Operative Neurosciences Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
What’s Up Doc?
2010
Title Sponsor:
Moffitt Volkswagen Porsche Audi Mazda/
Volkswagon Credit
JPMorgan Chase
O’Brien Energy Company
Gold Sponsors:
SRP Environmental, LLC
Silver Sponsors:
Campus Federal Federal Credit Union
Inc. - Kinsey Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ewing
Dr. Ronald B. George
Glazer’s Distributors of Louisiana and
Barefoot Cellars
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Horton
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Juneau
Heard, McElroy, & Vestal, LLP
Medic Pharmacy
Mr. and Mrs. Saul A. Mintz
Bronze Sponsors:
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stafford Comegys
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald W. Abrams
AEP SWEPCO
Mr. John D. and Mrs. Jane Caruthers, Jr.
CenturyTel, Inc.
Ethan Allen Interior Design Center
Hummingbird-King CPA’s
Mr. Bob and Mrs. Celeste Hamm
Keith D. Peterson & Company, Inc.
Mr. Lyn and Mrs. Angela Lawrence
Dr. George and Mrs. Katy Merriman/Surgical
Specialists
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney B. Nelson
Querbes & Nelson
Shreveport-Bossier New Car Dealers Association
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. “Bubba” Rasberry, Jr,
Regions Bank
Wiener, Weiss, and Madison
Mr. Tom and Mrs. Cynthia Wood
Is your name incorrect or missing? If your name is missing, placed in an incorrect category,
or if you wish to be listed differently in future reports, please contact the Foundation at 318.861.0855.
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FY 2010 gifts
Contributors who have made
gifts to the Foundation, either
restricted OR unrestricted,
in support of the LSU Health
Sciences Center at Shreveport.
Gifts made from July 1, 2009
to June 30th, 2010. Gifts
made after June 30th, 2010
will be listed in next year’s
Annual Report.
$500,000+
$50,000 - $99,999
Kohl’s Cares for Kids
TEVA Neuroscience
$25,000 - $49,999
Chesapeake Energy Corporation
$10,000 - $29,999
Breast Cancer Relief Foundation
Centocor
Christus Schumpert Health System
Clarkes Jewelers, Inc.
Douglas F. and Marion S. Attaway
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Gamble
Genentech BioOncology
JPMorgan Chase
O’Brien Resources, LLC
Sam’s Town Casino & Hotel Shreveport
Mr. and Mrs. David Smelley
Stephen Miller Fine Jewelry
Synthes USA HQ, Inc.
The Community Foundation of
Shreveport-Bossier, Inc.
John S. Turner
Volkswagon Credit, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Weiss
$5,000 - $9,999
American College of Allergy, Asthma &
Immunology
ANSPACH
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Atkins
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Barish
Biedenharn Foundation
Biogen Idec
Larry K. Broadwell, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Broyles, II
Genesis Emergency Medical Services, LLC
Abraxis BioScience, Inc.
AEP SWEPCO
Alcon Laboratories, Inc
APIRE
Thomas C. Arnold, M.D.
Dr. Donnie F. Aultman
B & J Floor Service Inc.
Mrs. Waynette Ballengee
BancorpSouth
Bayer
Bio-Rad Laboratories
Mr. & Mrs. L. R. Brammer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Briscoe
Rose Brouillette, M.D. and Richard E.
Hiller
Dr. and Mrs. Quyen D. Chu
Covidien
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Craft
Dr. Horacio R. D’Agostino
Mrs. Becky Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Davis
Dr. George and Sandra Bakowski
Foundation
Eurofins Medinet, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Frierson, II
Ronald B. George, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Grozinger
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hargrove, Jr.
Heard, McElroy, & Vestal, LLP
ISA/Stewart Insurance Associates, Inc
Ms. Lisa B. Leblanc
Lewis’ Gifts
LSUHSC-S Women’s Club
Drs. Marty and Sherry Luther
Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mack, Sr.
McCary’s Jewelry
Medical Center Clinics, Inc.
MedSurg Specialty Devices, Inc.
Mike Bailey & Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Saul A. Mintz
Dr. Edward M. Moody, II
Dr. Reinhold Munker
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy
Dr. and Mrs. Ike Muslow
NV and MW Kinsey Community Trust
Pfizer, Inc.
Medic Pharmacy
Poindexter Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Donald I. Posner
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (Bubba) Rasberry, Jr
Dr. and Mrs. Jack S. Resneck
Mr. and Mrs. Armand L. Roos
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Roos
Shreveport Association of Building
Owners and Managers
Shreveport Regional Arts Council
Shreveport-Bossier New Car Dealers
Association
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Sikes, Jr.
Dr. Jeffrey K. Smith and Dr. Lisa L. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sugar
Society of Toxicology
Mrs. Jack Stein
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Stucker
The Crow Foundation
United Way of Northwest Louisiana
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Dr. and Mrs. Gazi B. Zibari
$1,000 - $2,499
Mr. Reginald W. Abrams Esq.
Charles D. Adair, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Allen
Amedisys Home Health Services
American Head & Neck Society
(AHNS), Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Federico Ampil
AstraZeneca LP
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Atkins
Avoyelles Hospital
Mr. Michael Bacigalupi
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Barro
Mr. Charles E. Baucum
Dr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Berry, Jr.
Drs. Steven & Diana Bienvenu
Bienville Parish Coon Hunters Association
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bland
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Boggs, III
C & M Medical Services, Inc.
Capital One Bank
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Caruthers, Jr.
Dr. Scott Cassingham & Dr. Pamela
McPherson
Celgene Corporation
Central Louisiana AHEC
CenturyTel
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chandler
Chaparral Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Chen
Christopher D. Claudel, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Corley
Drs. Adam and Jana Cormier
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Covington
David Raines Community Health
Center, Inc.
Mr. Ronny & Dr. Terry Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Roger DeKay
Mrs. Pearla T. Despot
Drs. Steven & Angela Djedjos
Eastern Research Group, Inc.
Mrs. Eugene T. Ehlers
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Florsheim
Mr. A. G. and Mrs. Nena C. Flourney
Ms. Barbara Gamble
Drs. Michael F. and Anna Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodrich
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Grand
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Grosbach
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hamm
Mr. Matthew Hanudel
Mr. & Mrs. R. Clyde Hargrove, II
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Harper
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Haynes, Jr.
HCAPS Physician Recruiting
Dr. Benjamin and
Dr. Amanda Henderson
Hilton Hotel - Shreveport Convention
Center
Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday
Hospice Compassus
Mr. and Mrs. Percy V. Hubbard
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Hudson
Hummingbird-King CPAs
Mr. and Mrs. Woodus Humphrey, Jr.
Ikaria, Inc.
Intermdnet Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Phil L. Israel
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jackson
Mr. Chris Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlin Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Jordan
Keith D. Peterson Insurance Company, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kihneman
Kilpatrick-Rose Neath Foundation Inc.
Dr. Dongsoo D. Kim and Dr. Mary T. Kim
Dr. Jason H. Lustig and Dr. Destin R. Black
Lafayette General Medical Center
LaSalle General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lawrence
Lee Michael’s Fine Jewelry
Leica
Mr. and Mrs. Denman M. Long
Charles E. Lyon, M.D.
Dr. Mary C. Mancini
Dr. & Mrs. W. A. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McElroy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John McHale
Medtronic, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. George Merriman
Mr. Tommy Mills
Mrs. Vassar W. Mills
Moffitt Volkswagen, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Tommy M. Mook
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Moore
Morehouse General Hospital
National Healthcare of Leesville, INC
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Nelson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney B. Nelson
North Louisiana Area Health Education
Center
Mr. Christopher O’Brien
Pettitt Engineering, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Radicello
Red River Bank
Regions Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Richard, Jr.
Kathryn A. Richardson, M.D.
Mr. Claude G. Rives, IV
Sanofi Aventis
Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. Schwendimann
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Shelby, M.D.
Frank M. Sheridan, M.D.
Mr. Scott R. Simmons
Mrs. Miriam Sklar
James W. Small, M.D.
Ms. Ascension D. Smith
Drs. Christopher and Stephanie
Sockrider
Springhill Medical Center
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stacy
Stryker Craniomaxillofacial
Target
Thibodaux Women’s Center
Mrs. Nan M. Thomas
Trinity Insurance
Troy Trondson, M.D.
TSG Resources, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Francesco Turturro
W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wallace
Jeffrey S. Weeks, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Whitelaw
Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Wicks
Dr. Richard L. Wigle
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy H. Williams, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Mallory Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood
Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Woodard
Wright & Percy Insurance
Grady Yoder, M.D.
Anonymous
$500 - $999
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Adams
Mrs. Edna Marie Allen
Mrs. Michelle Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ashford
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pat Beaird
Reba A. Beard, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Ryan Bicknell
Bistro Byronz
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Black, Jr.
Carl D. Boethel, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Boose
Kevin N. Boykin, M.D.
Ms. Patricia Gustine Briffa
Dr. and Mrs. William S. Bundrick, Sr
Dr. and Mrs. Gary V. Burton
Cengage Learning
Dr. and Mrs. Milton C. Chapman
Charitable Trust for Earmolds
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Chesson, Jr.
Dr. Neelima Chintapalli
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Cole
Ms. Martha K. Comegys
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ConvaTec, Inc
Cook, Yancey, King & Galloway
Dr. and Mrs. David Cooksey
Narlito V. Cruz, M.D.
Dr. Randy Del Mundo
Sean Denham, M.D.
Mrs. Rosalie F. Di Iulio
Environ International Corporation
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Everson
Mr. Sanders Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Franks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fryar, II
Dr. Jonathan Glass & Mrs. Jane
Crandell-Glass
David C. Gorsulowsky, M.D.
Mrs. Carolyn B. Gray
Mr. Jack Grigsby
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hanudel
Mr. Ross C. Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Higdon
Ms. Colette L. Hilliard
Hollister Incorporated
Mr. Homer Humphreys
Dr. David L. Irwin
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackins
Ms. Louise Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. John Jucas
Mr. Greg Juneau
Ms. Ann Kantor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kent
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Kiel
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman J. Kling
Knights of Columbus Council
Lab Corp of America Holdings
Mr. Robert Levy and Dr. Judith Levy
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Li
James S. Lillich, M.D.
Dr. Natalia Luraguiz-Gibson and
Mr. Eric Gibson
Macori
Mrs. Shirley J. Mann
Brian P. Martin, M.D.
Richard L. Martinez, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat McConathy
Paul & Betty McDonald Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGee
Dr. and Mrs. Albert F. McMullen
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merendino
Mrs. Gloria Meyer
Dr. Shari Meyers and Dr. J. N. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Middlebrook
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Miller
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lane Mitchell
Mary L. Moore, R.N.
MOPAR Magic Auto Club
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Murphy
Linda A. Nall, M.D.
Drs. Raghu & Cherie-Ann Nathan
Newton Medical Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nierman
Mr. and Mrs. David Oliver
Dr. Mary D. Pannbacker
Reverend and Mrs. J. Fred Patten
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Penn
Mrs. Jo Pennington
Mr. and Mrs. John Pickens
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Poimboeuf
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Porter
Dr. and Mrs. David G. Pou
Drs. Robert and Kelly Pringle
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Provenza
Radiology Medical Group of Santa C
Rapides Regional Medical Center
Riverbend Rotary Club of Shrevepor
Dr. and Mrs. Ramon H. Rosenkrans
Ms. Lauren Ross
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rounds
Mr. Mandel Selber, Jr.
Danielle Shehorn, M.D.
Shreveport Medical Society
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Simon
Drs. Jennifer & Patrick Springhart
St. Mark’s Cathedral
St. Mary Land & Exploration Company
Ms. Lisa M. Stewart
STORZ
Stryker
Mr. Rafael E. Suarez
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Szot
Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Talbot
Tercica, Inc.
The France Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Minor L. Vinck
WFU Health Sciences
Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Wilkes
Woman’s Foundation, INC.
Mr. and Mrs. Almer Wyche
Yokem Toyota, Inc
Ramin Zamani, M.D.
$250 - $499
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Altick
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Atkins, III
Mr. James Ballengee
Mr. and Mrs. Price Barker
Mrs. Janet Barlow
Joseph B. Barron
Baton Rouge Area Foundation
Bettye E. Beaton
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Beene
Dr. Seth Berney & Dr. Maureen Heldmann
Dr. and Mrs. J. Eric Bicknell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biernacki
Cynthia Bimle, M.D.
Mr. Stewart J. Bluestone
Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. Boggs
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsib
Mr. and Mrs. John Boubelik
Mrs. Regina J. Braunig
Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Breithaupt
Mr. John R. Britton & Dr. Lynda A. Britton
Mrs. Dewanda L. Brown, R.N.
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Burrow
Byrd High Student Council
James A. Cardelli, Ph.D.
Carroll Contracting & Compression
Chemistry Hair Salon
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chevalier
Dr. and Mrs. John L. Clifford
Mr. Donnie Cockrell
Mr. U. L. Coleman, III
Coloplast
Dr. and Mrs. Jack S. Coussons
D. Randall Brown, & Associates
Ms. Nona M. Dailey
Drs. Paul C. and Julia Davis
Mr & Mrs Christopher Demopulos
Drs. Manish & Richa Dhawan
Mr. Bernard H. Doft
Mrs. Ashley F. Dulle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Duncan
Laura Earnest, D.D.S.
EHOB
Mr. John E. Erffmeyer
Tammy P. Fleetwood, R.N.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Frey
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Frierson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Spider Gardner
Genomic Health, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Glass
GlazerÆs Distributors of Louisiana Shreveport
Dianna M. Gochenour, R.N.
William J. Granger, IV, M.D.
Dr. Rozelle Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harper
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Harrison, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Harrison, Jr.
Lawrence Hazan
Mr. Michael Heroman
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Hirsch
Robin Hogue, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Holmes
Ruthie J. Humphrey, M.D.
Dr. Lindsey Hutt-Fletcher and
Mr. James Fletcher
Mr. Harry M. Jarred
Jean and Saul A. Mintz Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Judd
Mrs. Rebecca E. Kelly, R.N.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Scott Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Kent
Mr. George A. Khoury, Jr.
Ms. Linda D. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kriss
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Le
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Lenert
Dr. and Mrs. David Lilien
Judge and Mrs. Charles R. Lindsay
LSUHSC-New Orleans
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lyles
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Madison
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Madison
Mangum United Methodist Church Inc
Dr. Robert W. McMillan
Dr. Richard Michael & Dr. Kristi Michael
Mrs. Rebecca Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Mills
Molnlycke Healthcare
Ms. Dolly C. Murphy
New York Life Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Nickerson
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nierman
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Nuckolls, Jr.
Ms. Patricia A. O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Weyman Oden, Jr.
Optimist Club of Bossier City
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Porter
Mrs. Robert G. Pugh
Mackey T. Quinlan, M.D.
Mr. Gary Rakes
Dr. and Mrs. Pratap Reddy
Dr. Shantan Reddy and Dr. Thretha Reddy
Redstone Security Agency, Inc
Reeves Marine Center
Robinson Film Center
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rosenzweig
Christopher C. Roth, M.D.
Royal Order of Cotillon Jesters
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Rutherford
Scuba Ventures
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Scurlock
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Shaw
Ginger A. Shows, M.D.
Shreveport Opera
Drs. Steven and Karen Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith
Snell’s
Mr. and Mrs. John Sour
Judge and Mrs. Thomas E. Stagg, Jr.
Mrs. Virginia W. Stephens
Todd G. Thoma, M.D.
Three Atkins Enterprises LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Toups
U. L. Coleman Companies
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van Os
Mr. and Mrs. Julien Vienne
Mr. and Mrs. Will Vines
Wal-mart
Dr. and Mrs. Tomas Welbourne
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Wendler
Western Louisiana Internal Medicine, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Westmoreland
Ms. Ramona Wigley
B. Jill Williams, Ph.D
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams
Dr. and Mrs. Lacy H. Williams
Dr. Robert B. Williams and
Dr. Susan Williams
Mrs. T. Ernest Young
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zanmiller
$100 - $249
Abatement Services, Inc.
Mr. Daniel E. Albritton
Mrs. and Mr. Betty Lou Alexander Hawki
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Alford
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Anderson
Anonymous
Argus Rsources, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellen E. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Auer
Badia Azzawe, M.D.
James D. Balodimas, M.D.
Mr. Milton Hutchinson and
Dr. Deidre Y. Barfield
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Dr. and Mrs. Ricky Bass
The Ralph W. Baucum, Jr., M.D. Family
Mrs. Donna W. Beakley
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Beauvais
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Belanger
Believe and Achieve Therapy
Dr. and Dr. Rodney D. Berg
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Bernard
Bewley’s Furniture
Mahendra T. Bhati, M.D.
Mrs. Harold R. Bicknell
Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Biggs
Mr. Sterling Bigner
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Black
Lea M. Blackwell, M.D.
Dr. H O. Blackwood, III
Dr. and Mrs. Pierre V. Blanchard
Allyson Boudreaux, M.D.
Mrs. C. Elmo Boyd
Ms. Brooke A. Branagan
Drs. John and Kristy Braud
Mrs. John C. Bray
Mr. Henry L. Brenner
Broadmoor Florist, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brocato
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broussard
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brown
Brown Builders
Bunko Babes
Ms. Laura P. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Button III
C.H. Wilkinson Physician Network
Calendar Club
Dr. and Mrs. Darrell J Carmen
Miss Josephine G. Carmody
Mrs. Susan Carter
Dr. Roberta Cawthorne & Mr. Williams
Cawthorne
The Honorable Sherri Smith Cheek
Ms. Sheri Childs
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cisek
Mr. Keith L. Cochran
Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Cole
Cole, Evans & Peterson CPAs
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Colquitt
Mr. and Mrs. Clint E. Constance
Dr. Paul Cooper & Dr. Danielle Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. John Crisler
Mr. Stuart Crosby
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Cush
Cypress Bend Resort
Mr. Thomas R. Daniels
Mrs. Marilyn Davis
Joseph E. DeJean, Jr., M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Brad A. Deykin
Mrs. Susan K. Digilormo
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Digrazia
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ditta
Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Doucet
Ms. Arline Doughty
Mrs. Linda Dowling
Mr. and Mrs. David Doyal
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Drake
Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dupree
Mr. Kerry Easley
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Egan
Mrs. Elizabeth Eglin
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Etheredge
Mr. Robert P. Evans
Fairfield Place Bed & Breakfast
Ms. Susie Morgan & Mr. Larry Feldman
Mr. William F. Ferguson
Mrs. Prissy Ferlito
Ms. Martha Ferracci
Mr. and Mrs. Wil Ferris
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fertitta
FitzGerald Contractors LLC
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Frazier
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon T. Frey, III
Mrs. Clarence Frierson
Mr. and Mrs. John Frierson
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fuqua
Furniture Rental Service
Dr. Linda Gage-White
Judge Marvin F. Gahagan
Gap Foundation Money for Time Program
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Gardner
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Gardner, Jr
Mr. & Mrs. J. David Garrett
GE Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. George
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gipson
The Honorable Cedric Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Graves
Grawood Baptist Church of Keithville
Dr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Griffen
Dr. and Mrs. Dharam P. Gurwara
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Gutman
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hable
Mrs. Pike Hall
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Hamilton
Mrs. Casey V. Hannigan
Dr. and Mrs. Mardjohan Hardjasuda
Mr & Mrs. Quintin T Hardtner III
General and Mrs. J. Spencer Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Harkey
Mr. and Mrs. David Hart
Dr. and Mrs. Sanders F. Hearne
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Henry
Dr. and Mrs. Cary A. Hernandez
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hernandez
Mrs. Debra Herrin
Mr. Allan Miller and Dr. Cathy S. Miller
Mrs. Barbara B. Hibler
Mrs. Bobbie C. Hicks
Hill-Rom
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hines
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Hogg
Mr. Rick Holland
Ms. Linda Holman
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Holman
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Horne, Jr.
Mr. Artel B. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Huguley
Dr. Ruby Jean Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Hyman
Mr. and Mrs. Ben James
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jarratt
Ms. Jamie D. Jett
Ms. Betty Johnson
Mrs. Sallie S. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall Jones, J
Ms. Kathleen C. Julian
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Kendrick
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Ketner
Ms. Laura E. Kimball-Ravari
Mr. Trenton Kinnebrew
Dr. Cordell L. Klein
Dr. Heather Kleiner and Mr. James
Hancock II
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Knight, Sr.
Michael E. Koury, M.D.
Pamela K. Kovac, M.D.
Mr. Donald Kreiss
Abiodun Kuku, M.D.
Mr. Richard Larned
Mrs. Mary LaVigne
Mrs. Marilyn Lee
Mrs. Lorraine LeSage
Mr. Jonathon Levine
Bruce R. Levy, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Locke, III
Ms. Marguerite J. Loftin
Ms. Marguerite J. Loftin
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Loftus, III
Mary Lucile Ingram Long, M.D.
Dr. James Lu
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Lynn
Mrs. Ginger Lynn
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Marcotte
Mr. B. Scott Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Martin
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Mauroner
Ms. Lucile M. May
C. Michelle Mayeux, M.D.
Mrs. John H. Mayfield, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Mayo
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry McLarty
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCullough
Dr. and Mrs. Brenton W. McDonald
Dr. Patrick McGauly and
Mrs. Leslie B. McGauly
Mr. Robert M. McGowen
Dr. and Mrs. Robert McVie
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Means
The Memphis Medical Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Lestor Meng
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer
Mid-Louisiana SHRM Chapter
Dr. and Mrs. Craig L. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Shawn A. Milligan
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Minor
Mr. Daniel S. Moreland
Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Morgan
Mrs. June Morvant
Mr. Douglas Moul
Mrs. Thomas Mounger
Mr. Mary K. Murray
Mr. Joseph Naus
Mrs. Diane Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nesbitt
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Newell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel R. Newstadt
Mrs. Kristie Nguyen
Northwood Hills Country Club
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. O’Callaghan
Mrs. B. F. O’Neal
Dr. and Mrs. Warren N. Otterson
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Owens
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Owens
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Parker, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. James C. Patterson
Mr. Tyrus Pendergrass
Mr. Paul E. Perkowski
Taten H. Peterman, M.D.
Ms. Caroline B. Phillips
Mr. Claude R. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Phillips
Positive Promotions, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Posner
Dr. and Mrs. Mark P. Posner
Ms. Lorraine Post
Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Pou
Mrs. Jane S. Pratt
Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Previgliano
Pulley-White Insurance Agency
Dolly Quispe, M.D.
R. W. Norton Art Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Rainach, Jr.
Gregory S. Reed, M.D.
Mrs. Dorothy K. Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vernon Richie
Dr. Perry G. Rigby
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Roberts
Mr. Gene R. Robinson
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Roos
Mr. and Mrs. David O. Rubenstein
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ryan, II
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Samuels
Mrs. Jessie W. Schmidt
Ms. Pam Selber
Mrs. Shirley G. Seligman
Mrs. S. E. Sentell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sepulvado
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Shea, Jr.
The Honorable Virginia K. Shehee
Ms. Margaret Shipley
Shreveport Yacht Club
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson
Skilled Healthcare, LLC
Drs. William and Tonya Slusher
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
Mrs. Rowanda Smith
Southern Trace Country Club
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene C. St. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Storer
Strawn’s
Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Stroud, III
Dr. William B. Sullivan
Surgery Center, Inc
Swiss-American Products
Synergy Care Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Byrum W. Teekell
Tensas Delta Exploration Company
The Family Doctor of Natchitoches, Inc
Mrs. D. R. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thomas
Mrs. Jack V.Thompson
Michael Thornton ,RN
Mr. Ed Tindall
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Touchstone
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Valiulis
J.E. Vanderberry
Dr. and Mrs. Romulo Vea
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Venable
Mr. Walling D. Vreeland, III
Ms. Frances Walker
Dr. and Mrs. Willard F. Washburne
Dr. and Mrs. Juan Watkins
Waves of Color
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wheeler
Mr. Nicholas H. Wheless, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe White
Ms. K.T. White
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Whited
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Wiener
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilhite
William E. Roberts and Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Willis
Winder Dermatology
Wine Country Bistro & Bottle
Wolters Kluwer Health P&E LTD.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood
Ms. Lucy Youngblood
$1 - $99
A&B Valve and Piping Systems, lp
Mrs. Carrie L. Abner
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adams
Mr. Brannon Alexander
Ms. Elizabeth D. Allen
Mrs. Kristina V. Allen
Dr. Larry M. Allen
Mr. Robert M. Allen
Allied Marketing Corporation of Shreve
Altrusa Interational, Inc. Shreveport
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Andress
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Apponey
Asbury Ark Academy, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Auchard, Jr.
Ms. Janet Aucoin
Mr. and Mrs. Don Babel
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Babin
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Badt
Dr. and Mrs. Sami L. Bahna
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey
T.J Bailey-Updyke
Mrs. Sonya Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Ballenger
Dr. Roxana Baluna and Mr. Mihai Baluna
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Bandy
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bareikis
Barksdale Associates Wives
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bath
Drs. Minao and Tammy D. Baudoin
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bays
Mr. Jason Bearb
Ms. Nelda Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Bell
Otley Bethel, R.N.
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Bible
Dr. and Mrs. J. Scott Bicknell
Drs. Steve and Diana Bienvenu
Mr. C.P. Boatright
Mrs. Barbara Ann Braswell
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Braunig
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Q. Breard
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bremer
Mrs. Raymond G. Brill
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brocato
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Broome
Mr. Charles E. Brown, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brown
Mrs. Mabel Brown
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Broyles
Mrs. Anna Bruce
Dr. and Mrs. David D. Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burke
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Butler
Dr. and Mrs. George Byram
Mr. and Mrs. Abry S. Cahn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Calhoun
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cantu, Jr.
Alberto I. Carbo, M.D.
Mr. Rogert L. Cargill, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carmichael, III
Mr. and Mrs. C. DeWitt Caruthers
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caverlee
Ms. Carolyn L. Chaney
Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Chemell
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Childers
Mr. and Mrs. Claude D. Clary
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Clawson
Ms. Robin Clawson
Azadeh Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cloud
Tonnie L. Coffey
Ms. Cathy Cogley
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cole
Mrs. Connie Cope
Dr. and Mrs. Spiro Cosse
James W. Cotter, III, M.D.
Dr. L. H. Cox
Mr. and Ms. Edwin L. Coyner, Jr.
Mrs. Jill Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Crawford
Mrs. Catherine Credeur
Ms. Sandy Crisler
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Crone
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crouch
Cush’s Grocery
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Custer
Mr. John Dailey
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dansby
Mrs. Lauren Davezac
Mrs. Beverly Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson B. Davis
Ms. Margaret B. Davis, R.N.
Ms. Suzette F. Davis
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Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dean
Leslie Dean, M.D.
Ms. Scotty Denhollem
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert J. Destiche
Dr. Elif Dokmeci
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donnes
Mr. David T. Doran
Mrs. Audrey J. Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dunkelman
Mrs. Betty Jo Dutton
Mr. Darren Easterly
Mrs. Juanita R. Edwards
C. L. Eichler
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel W. Eltis
Mrs. Lois Ennis
Dr. Tuncay Ertan and Mrs. Nona Ertan
Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Evans
FairPark High School Alumni (Class of
Marian E. Feducia D.D.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fox
Mrs. L. J. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Fritze
Ms. Rita Fruge
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Gaffney
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garlington
Thomas R. Gates, M.D.
Mrs. Karen K. Gibbs
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ginsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Glass
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Glazer
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goetzinger
Gina Gomez, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Eduardo Gonzalez-Tol
Mrs. Antonia Goodin
Dr. Karen Gordon
Dr. and Mrs. Warren D. Grafton
Mrs. Betty Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gray
Mr. & Mrs. D. Frank Green, Jr.
Mrs. Edna Green
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greenwell
Ms. Anne Gremillion
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Griffin
Tobin H. Grigsby, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Grisham
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hall
Mrs. Susan C. Hall
Ms. Jeanie Hamel
Mr. Ed Hannum
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardman
Mr. D. Rick Hargis
Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Hargrave
Ms. Voncellie W. Harris
Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs. John Hearne
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton E. Hebert
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Henry
Ms. Martha Heuer
Mr. and Mrs. W. James Hill, III
Mrs. Erin Hines
Ms. Annetherese Hirth
Mr. and Mrs. David Holden
Hook & Ladder Firefighter Burn
Foundation
Mr. Charles W. Hopper
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Horton
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Howell
Chris Ingram
Mr. Edward C. James
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jennings
Ms. Fay Jernigan
Mr. Paul Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kalmbach, III
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kantrow
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Kaplan
Mrs. Sylvia Katz
Mrs. Michelle Kearney
Mrs. Evelyn Kern
Mrs. Patricia Key
Mrs. Dora W. Kilpatrick
Ms. Elna King
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kinnebrew, III
Dr. and Mrs. F. Randall Kirchner
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Koch
Mrs. Gwendolyn Koltz
Kroger Food Stores/Gifts Services Dept
Mrs. Carletta R. Lamb, R.N.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lattier, J
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lay
Mrs. Marilyn Lee
Dr. and Mrs. Rick Lefebvre
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Leist
Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Lemoine Jr.
Ms. Leta Leshe
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lewis
Mrs. Holly Liles
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lindley
Ms. Charla J. Litton
Mrs. Ethal Lockard
Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Loeb, Sr.
Mrs. Billie S. Long
Ms. Doring Loomis
Ms. Nelia Lorenzen
Mrs. Margaret Love
Dr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Lowe
Mrs. Annie Ruth Lowery
Mrs. Frances C. Loyd
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lunn
Dr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Luraguiz
Mrs. Priscilla Lynch
Mrs. Rachel E. Maggio
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCain
Mr. and Mrs. Tim McCurry
Mr. Mickey McDade
Mr. and Mrs. James H. McGregor
Mrs. Marjorie McInnis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McKeown
Mr. and Mrs. Steven McMenamin
Dr. and Mrs. Brad McPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Meadows
Mrs. Alice B. Meyer
Ms. Cindy Miciotto
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miley
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Miller
Ms. Carol Mills
Mrs. Janice M. Milstead
Dr. and Mrs. Raghunath P. Misra
Ms. Merrilee A. Monk
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Monzingo
Mr. and Mrs. Niven Morgan, Jr.
Mr. Gary Morris
Ms. Lorna Morton
Mrs. Alicia Mosley
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mosley
Mrs. Dianne W. Mullin
Mrs. Carolyn Murov
Mrs. Cecile Murov
Mrs. Pauline G. Murov
Mrs. Rosemary Murphree
Nader’s Gallery
Lt. Col. And Mrs. Raymond F. Nash
Mr. Jerry Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. John Nickelson
Mrs. Ruthie Nierman
Ms. Catherine S. Nobile
Ms. Barbara A. Nolde
Ms. Tracey Nolte, R.N.
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. Oates
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Olsan
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton L. Oppenheim
Mrs. Emilie Ann Ostendorff
Mrs. Nancy Owens
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Pace
Ms. Jennifer Pace
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Paine
Mrs. Virginia M. Papa
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Parker
Mr. Robert M. Parker
Mr. Michael F. Passman
Mr. James M. Patrick
Reverend and Mrs. J. F. Patten
Judge and Mrs. Charles Peatross
Mrs. Shirley L. Penfield
Mrs. Peggy W. Pernici
Mr. and Mrs. Rickey Perot
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Q=Petersen
Mr & Mrs Keith D. Peterson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R C. Peterson
Mr. Lynn Petrey
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Phillips
Ms. Theresa A. Player
Mrs. Nikki Porter
Mrs. Mary S. Posner
Don R. Pourteau, R.N.
Ms. Marilyn Pritchard
Ms. Cheryl M. Procell
Mrs. Courtney F. Procell
Mr. Mitchell Proctor
Mr. Dwight L. Pugh
Mr. Temple Pyle, Jr.
Mr. Mike L. Rabinowitz
Mrs. Mary W. Rademacher
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Ramsey
Mrs. Lillian Randall
Dr. and Mrs. Brent Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Reid
Mrs. Julia B. Reid
Mrs. Melissa Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Richardson
Ms. Jennifer Richie
Dr. and Mrs. George Risinger
Mr. and Mrs. Green Rives, Jr.
Mrs. Hilda P. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Robinette
Ms. Jacqueline R. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson
Mrs. Teri Robson
Dr. R.B. Rosenzweig
Dr. and Mrs. Leor D. Roubein
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Rowe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Russo, III
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sale
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sale
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sale
Mrs. Jessica R. Sales
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Salley
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Salpietra
Mr. and Mrs. Joey Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders
Dr. and Mrs. Guillermo Sangster
Ms. Lois M. Scheib
Mrs. Travis E. Schermerhorn
Mrs. Jessie W. Schmidt
Schumacher Group
Mr. John J. Scott
Ms. Sandra Scott
Mr. Philip S. Scurria, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Tom P. Senff
Mrs. Nerissa Session
Shreveport Geological Auxiliary
Mrs. Susan Shuey
Dr. Alberto Simoncini
Dr. Hunter C. Sims, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Singletary
Mrs. Betty B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith
Ms. Deborah Smith
Mrs. Patricia A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Shelby L. Smith
Mrs. Terri L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith, Jr.
Mr. Walter J. Smith
Janice L. Soderstrom, R.N.
Ms. Ellen Soffer
Mrs. Margaret S. Sour
Ms. Gaynell Stacy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Staggs
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stephens
The Hon. and Mrs. Carl Stewart
Mrs. Tammy D. Storey
Mrs. Madelynn L. Strange
Mr. Olive G. Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taffi
Mrs. Jodi Talley
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gary Teekell
Mrs. Anita G. Thomas
Mrs. D. R. Thomas
Ms. Donna J. Thompson
Ms. Sherry Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Tresselt
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Triplet
Ms. Linda Troino
Patricia Turnage, M.D.
ANNUAL REPORT
26
Mrs. Betty Turner
Ms. Lauren Vanderkuy
Mr. and Mrs. Billy P. Venetis
Ms. Amanda Vickers
Mrs. Vicki Vickrey
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Waller
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ward
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Washburn
Melissa Watson
Melissa B. Watson, R.N.
Mrs. Rosemary Watts
Mr. Eric C. Weiss and Dr. Nancy S. Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werner
Mrs. Louisa Whiteman
Dr. and Mrs. William M. Wilder
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams
Mrs. Mae K. Williams
Mr. David V. Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wilson III
Mrs. Faye Wilson
Mrs. Natalie M. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Whip Wilson
Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Winder
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Winkler
Dr. and Mrs. H. Norman Winterton
Mrs. Amy M. Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Wood
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood
Lt. Col. And Mrs. Kenneth C. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Woodall
Mrs. Raeann C. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Worley
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Wray, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Yager
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yarbrough
Liza L. Youngblood, R.N.
Mrs. Pearl J. Zwahlen
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Zweig
ENDOWED
CHAIRS AND
PROFESSORSHIPS
Endowed chairs and professorships exist to recruit superior
new faculty or retain faculty
whose research, teaching or
public service have uniquely
contributed to the mission of
LSUHSC-S. Such endowments
enhance the quality of higher
education and promote
economic development in
Louisiana. Gifts made from
July 1, 2009-June 30th,
2010. Gifts made after
June 30th, 2010 will be listed
in next year’s Annual Report.
+ APPLIED FOR MATCHING
FUNDS
∆ RECEIVED MATCHING
FUNDS IN 2010
* RECEIVED MATHCING
FUNDS PRIOR TO 2010
CHAIRS
ALICE COLEMAN
Chair in Pediatric Rheumatology
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frierson
Dr. Jack Grigsby
Kilpatrick-Rose Neath Foundation, Inc.
Pettitt Engineering, Inc.
Shreveport Association of Building
Owners and Managers
Mr. Edgar L. Tindall
ANIL NANDA
Chair in Neurosurgery
Dr. Frank M. Sheridan &
Dr. Paula R. Marmont
JACK W. POU *
Chair
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wheeler
DONALD AND KATHERINE R. SMITH
Chair in Spinal Treatment
Operative Neurosciences Foundation –
Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith
PROFESSORSHIPS
DONNA CARDEN
Professorship in Emergency Medicine
Thomas C. Arnold M.D.
Mrs. Beverly Davidson
Ms. Elna King
Dr. Brian P. Martin
Dr. Patrick McGauly
Dr. Jennifer M. Springhart
Dr. Todd G. Thoma
Dr. James W. Small
MARY LOUISE AND R. JACK CASSINGHAM
Professorship in Forensic Psychiatry
Dr. Scott Cassingham and
Dr. Pamela K. McPherson
EDWARD J. CRAWFORD, JR,
M.D. *
Professorship in Resident Recruitment
Dr. Charles D. Adair
DR. MINGYU DING +
Memorial Professorship in Microbiology
Mr. John S. Turner, Jr.
O. DELTON HARRISON, JR
Professorship in Cancer Education
Mr. Tommy Mills
Dr. & Mrs. W. A. McBride
CHERIE-ANN O. NATHAN,
M.D. ∆
Professorship in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery
Mr. & Mrs. Kellen E. Arnold
Dr. & Mrs. Andrew L. Chesson, Jr.
Mr. John Dailey
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. Gardner, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. F. Scott Kennedy
Mrs. Kristie Nguyen
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Nierman
Mrs. Ascension D. Smith
Dr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Stucker
Ms. Lauren Vanderkuy
Dr. Linda Gage-White
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Wilson III
STEVEN LEVIN, M.D. AND
PEGGY AND AARON
SELBER, JR ∆
Professorship in Endocrinology
Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Altick
Dr. & Mrs. Ricky Bass
Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Beaton
Dr. & Dr. Rodney D. Berg
Mr. & Mrs. John Black
Mr. Stewart J. Bluestone
Dr. & Mrs. Peter B. Boggs
Dr. & Mrs. Larry K. Broadwell
Mr. & Mrs. Abry S. Cahn, Jr
Dr. L. H. Cox
Drs. Paul C. and Julia Davis
Mr. Bernard H. Doft
Dr. & Mrs. Alan Grosbach
Mr. Lawrence Hazen
Dr. and Mrs. Sanders F. Hearne
Mr. Milton Hutchinson &
Dr. Deirdre Y. Barfield
Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Jackson
Mr. Leonard E. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney E. Kent
Mr. Donald Kreiss
Mr. Ron Kriss
Dr. & Mrs. Steven Le
Mr. Jonathon Levine
Mr. Bruce R. Levy
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Levy
Dr. Mary Lucile Ingram Long
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Madison
Dr. C. Michelle Mayeux
Dr. & Mrs. Albert F. McMullen
Dr. & Mrs. Brad McPherson
Dr. & Mrs. Robert McVie
Dr. Richard Michael & Dr. Kristi Michael
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Middlebrooks
Dr. Craig L. Miller
Dr. Randy Del Mundo
Mrs. Carolyn Murov
Mrs. Cecile Murov
Mr. Kevin Murphy
Mr. Mitchel R. Newstandt
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick R. Parker, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Penn
Dr. & Mrs. Donald I. Posner
Dr. John M. Provenza
Mr. Mike L. Rabinowitz
Dr. and Mrs. Pratap Reddy
Mr. Gregory S. Reed
Mr. & Mrs. David O. Rubenstein
Mrs. Sheri Samuels
Ms. Lois M. Scheib
Mrs. Shirley G. Seligman
Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Steven & Karen Simpson
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Valiulis
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Walker
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Washburn
Dr. & Mrs. Willard F. Washburn
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Welbourne
Dr. & Mrs. Steven Whited
Drs. Bruce & Susan Williams
Winder Dermatology
MARY LOUISE & BEN LEVY *
Professorship in Neurosurgery
The Anspach Effort, Inc.
Baton Rouge Area Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Biggs
Ms. Ann Kantor
Mr. Robert Levy and Dr. Judith Levy
MedSurg Specialty Devices, Inc.
Mike Bailey & Associates
Mrs. Julie B. Reid
EUGENE ST. MARTIN, M.D. *
Professorship in Urology
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis D. Venable
ENDOWED
CHAIRS AND
PROFESSORSHIPS
SUPER CHAIRS ($2,000,000)
Carroll W. Feist
Chair for the Study of Cancer
CHAIRS ($1,000,000)
E. Earle Dilworth, M.D.
Chair in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jack W. Gamble, M.D. Chair in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Gail and Donnie Juneau Chair in Transplantation Surgery
John C. McDonald, M.D. Chair in Surgery
Ike Muslow, M.D. Chair in Internal Medicine
Jack W. Pou, M.D. Chair in Otolaryngology and
Head and Neck Surgery
PROFESSORSHIPS ($100,000)
Albertson’s
Distinguished Professorship in
Allied Health Sciences
James A. Ardoin, M.D.
Memorial Professorship in
Obstetrics and Gynecology
H. Whitney Boggs, Jr., M.D. Professorship in Colon and Rectal Surgery
Randy Bryn, M.D.
Professorship in Pulmonology and
Critical Care
Marianne and Stafford Comegys Professorship in Medical Library Science
Edward J. Crawford, Jr., M.D.
Professorship in Continuing Education
Professorship in GYN Surgery
Professorship in OB/GYN Faculty
Enhancement
Professorship in OB/GYN Faculty
Recruitment
Professorship in OB/GYN Oncology
Continuing Education
Professorship in OB/GYN Reproductive
Endocrinology
Professorship in OB/GYN Resident
Education
Professorship in OB/GYN Resident
Education Enhancement
Professorship in OB/GYN Technology
Enhancement
Professorship in Resident Recruitment
E. Earle Dilworth, M.D. Professorship in Obstetrics and
Gynecology for Excellence in
Teaching, Research and
Patient Care
Joe E. Holoubek, M.D. Professorship in Medicine
George A. Khoury, Jr. and
Dr. Donald G. Mack, Sr. Professorship in Pediatric Oncology
Charles D. Knight, Sr., M.D. Professorship in General Surgery
Steven Levine, M.D. and
Peggy and Aaron Selber, Jr. Professorship in Endocrinology
Mary Louise and Ben Levy Professorship in Neurosurgery
Donald Mack, M.D. Professorship in Pediatric Oncology
Joanna Gunning Magale Professorship in Neurology
W.R. Matthews, M.D. Professorship in Pathology
Brad and Kay McPherson Professorship in Child Psychiatry
Cherie-Ann Nathan, M.D. Professorship in Otolaryngology/
Head and Neck Surgery
Archibald Bell Nelson Professorship in Orthopaedic Surgery
Thomas Norris, M.D.
Professorship in Orthopaedic Resident
Support
Eugene St. Martin, M.D. Professorship in Urology
Y. K. Reddy, M.D. Professorship in Allergy and Immunology
Drs. Bipin and Mrunalini (Mina) Shah Professorship in Anesthesiology
Education Enhancement
Albert G. and Harriett G. Smith Professorship in Pathology
Albert Sklar Professorship in Surgery
ANNUAL REPORT
27
Burdette E. Trichel, M.D. Professorship in Urology
J. Woodfin “Woody” Wilson, M.D. Professorship in Internal Medicine
Paul Winder, M.D. Professorship in Dermatology
Robert E. Wolf, M.D., Ph.D.
Professorship in Rheumatology
Future Chairs and Professorships
James Albright, M.D.
Chair in Orthopaedics
Dr. George and Sandra
Bakowski Foundation
Professorship in Aero Digestive
Malignancies
Ron Bean
Professorship in Nephrology
H.O. Blackwood, III, D.D.S. Chair in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
G. Gary Brooks, M.D. Professorship in OB/GYN
Donna Carden
Professorship in Emergency Medicine
Mary Louise and R. Jack Cassingham Professorship in Forensic Psychiatry
Alice Coleman Chair in Pediatric Rheumatology
Dr. Mingyu Ding Memorial Professorship in Microbiology
O. Delton Harrison, Jr.
Professorship in Cancer Education
Edward and Freda Green
Professorship in Oral &
Maxillofacial Surgery
Professorship in Surgical Oncology
George A. Khoury, Jr. and
Dr. Donald G. Mack, Sr.
Professorship for the St. Jude Clinic
at the LSUHSC-S
Anil Nanda, M.D. Chair in Neurosurgery
Nancy Jane Sentell Seale
Professorship in Cancer Palliative Care
Donald and Kathryn R. Smith
Chair in Spinal Treatment
Gifts In Kind
A Taster’s Choice
Alice Compton Fakier
Allegiant Air
Almer and Sue Wyche
Antoon’s Restaurant
Arlene Acree - Career Adventures, Inc
Arts in Medicine
ArtSpace
Audubon Nature Institute
Bailey’s Jewelers, Inc
Barnes & Noble
Bayou Vermillion District
Becker Vineyards
Bed, Bath, & Beyond
Bella Fresca
Betty Parks and The Estate of Cleve Burton
Betty S. Lawrence, NWLMG
Bewley’s Furniture Center
Billy P. Venetis
Blue Frog Grill
Briana’s Bangles - Jill Williams, Ph. D.
Broadmoor Florist
Buffalo Wild Wings
Caddo Sheriff’s Office
Café Pierremont - Barbara Landman
Carlos Zuniga
Carraba’s
Catherine Tuminello
Charles Ashley Productions
Charlotte Jackins
Chemistry Hair Salon - Bryan Sullivan
Chris Moore
Clarke’s Jewelers
Columbia Café
Cush’s Grocery
Cypress Bend Resort
Dave Sartori
Diamond Jacks Casino & Resort
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry McLarty
Dr. Dolly Quispe
Dr. Francesco and Mrs. Antonella
Turturro
Dr. Heather Kleiner
Dr. Jonathan Glass and Mrs. Jane
Crandell-Glass
Dr. Tobin Grigsby
Drs. Raghu and Cherie-Ann Nathan
Ducks Unlimited
Dwan Marks Cypress Art
El Chico Mexican Restaurant’s
El Compadre Mexican Restaurant
Eldorado Resort Casino & Hotel
Elite Island Resorts
Fairfield Avenue School of Fencing
Fairfield Bed & Breakfast
Festival International de Lousiane
Fred Newton
Friend of Feist-Weiller
Gary Rakes Personal Fitness
Georgia Morgan
Dr. Gerhard Hildebrandt
Glazer’s of Louisiana (B.R. Cohn
Wineries)
Glenfield Plantation
Glenn Guerin
Glenwood Village Tea Room
Gumbo Daddy’s Café
Gymboree Play and Music of Shreveport
Haven Spa
Hidden Acres Equestrian Center
Hilton Hotel - Shreveport Convention
Center
Holli Hennessey
Home Depot
Homer Humphreys
Hotel Monteleone
Independence Bowl
James Carville & Mary Matalin
James Malsch
Jayne Marie’s on Cross Lake
JEB Design/Build, LLC
Jewel Wear - Linda Freeman
Jimmy Granger
JJ Lewis
John Lombardi
John Pickens Custom Clothiers, LLC
Joyce Barnes
Jude Southerland Keeler
Karen Vanderkuy - The Market
Kidd Russ Luggage & Gifts
Knox Goodman’s Boutique
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Kristin Mosura Photography
La Bambolina Children’s Clothing
La Maison de Belle-Montgomery House
Bed and Breakfast
LA Roasting Co.
Ladies in Waiting
Lafayette Tourist Bureau
Larry and Anne Higdon
Lee Michael’s Fine Jewelry
Leonard’s Jewelers
Lewis’ Gifts
Libbey Glass
Linda Holman of Body Shop
L’Oasis Gifts and Gourmet
Lockhart Jewelers
Logan Farms Honey Hams
Lorraine Post
Louisiana Coin Exchange
Louisiana State Exhibit Museum
Louisiana State Parks
Louisiana Tech Sport’s Department
Lowe’s
LSU Alumni Association
LSUHS Foundation Board Members
LSUHSC-S Bookstore
Luraguiz Family
Lutz Falting/Falting, Inc.
Macaroni Grill
Magnolia Invitations & Stationary
Main Street Photography
Mark Faser
Martin Muggerridge
Maxwell’s Market
Mayor Cedric Glover
McCary’s Jewelers
McKay House
Medina
Merry Maids
Monjuni’s
Mr. Ronny and Dr. Terry Davis
Mrs. McGregor’s Garden
Nader’s Gallery
Natchitoches Tour Company
National World War II Museum
Northwood Country Club
Paragon Casino
Paul Skipworth
Peggy Elliott
PeyBack Foundation
Prejean’s
Raising Cane’s
Rascal Flatts
Reeves Marine
Republic National Distributing Company
Richie, Richie, & Oberle, LLP
Roadrunner Car Wash - Walter Smith
Rob Franks
Robinson Film Center
Rosemarie Button
S. Debruhl Collection
Sam’s Town Casino and Hotel
Sandy’s Dance Center
SB Magazine
Scuba Ventures
Shreve Frame & Clock Gallery
Shreveport Federal Credit Union
Shreveport Opera
Sid Potts, Inc.
Skydive Experience
Spider Gardner
Stanley Steamer
Stephen Miller Fine Jewelry
Stewart Slack & Mike Alost
(Mom’s 2 Bee)
Strawn’s Eat Shop
Superior’s Steakhouse
Sweet Shop USA Handmade Chocolates
Tallulah Trading Co.
The Corner Collection on Line
The David Toms Foundation
The Dough Basket
The Golf Club at Stonebridge
The Hamlet
The Real Pickle
The Swim School
The Times
Tina Picketts Gardens of Louisiana
Tina Walker Huey
Todd Walker
Tower Book Shop
Travel Crafter - Becky Craft
Victoria Rios
W. Clinton Rasberry
Waves of Color
Windrush Grill
Wine Country
Yarbrough Interior Designers
YMCA of Northwest Louisiana
Zocolo’s Eatery & Drinkery
ANNUAL REPORT
28
The Legacy
Society
Faculty, alumni, grateful
patients and community
supporters who have included
the LSU Health Sciences
Foundation in their financial
or estate planning.
† DECEASED
♦ INAUGURAL MEMBER
Drs. Kenneth and Fleurette Abreo ♦
James A. Albright, M.D. ♦
Dr. and Mrs. Federico Ampil ♦
Joel G. Anderson
Thomas C. Arnold, M.D. ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Babin ♦
Mrs. Dorothy† and
Joseph Bocchini, Jr., M.D. ♦
G. Gary Brooks, M.D. ♦
Gloria Caldito, Ph.D. ♦
Philip A. Cole, M.D. ♦
James D. Cotelingam, M.D. ♦
Carroll W. Feist†
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon T. Frey, III ♦
Dr. and Mrs. G.E. Ghali ♦
Mrs. Marie† and Mr. John† E. Goode ♦
J. William Hankins ♦
Drs. Guillermo and Elba Herrera ♦
Anne Hollister, M.D. ♦
Mr. Percy V. Hubbard ♦
Robert D. Jackson, M.D. ♦
Ajay Jawahar, M.D. ♦
Earnest A. Kiel, M.D. ♦
David F. Lewis, Jr., M.D. ♦
Barbara Ann Locke, M.D.
Mrs. Joanna Gunning† and
Mr. John F. Magale† ♦
Dr. and Mrs. John C. McDonald ♦
Mr. John M. Meyer Charitable
Remainder Trust ♦
Richard C. Mooney, M.D. ♦
Dr. and Mrs. Ike Muslow ♦
Linda A. Nall, M.D. ♦
Drs. Raghu and Cherie-Ann O. Nathan ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney B. Nelson ♦
Mrs. Joseph Sarpy, Jr. ♦
James W. Small, M.D. ♦
Ascension D. Smith ♦
Lee Stevens, M.D. ♦
Joseph F. Washburne, M.D.
Sara and Wade Wilkerson ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Zadeck ♦
920 Pierremont Road, Suite 407
Shreveport LA 71106
For more information about the LSU Health Sciences
Foundation, to report mistakes in the FY2009-2010
Annual Report or to find out how you can support
the LSU Health Sciences Center at Shreveport,
please call the Foundation office at 318.861.0855,
toll free 1.877.861.0855,
or visit the Foundation’s new website:
www.lsuhscshreveport.edu/foundation.
CREDITS
Editorial Direction
Katie Matza
Writing
Katie Matza
Major Photography
R. Lawrence Lea
Randolph Inderman
Department of Medical Communications, LSUHSC-S
Design & Printing
Graphic Industries, Inc.
920 Pierremont Road, Suite 407
Shreveport LA 71106

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