spring 2003 IN THIS ISSUE

Caring
lives
health
touching
improving
Remembering Marjorie A. Compton…
spring 2003
Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation
Annual Report
IN THIS ISSUE
Farewell to Chairman Mike Dickerson
Stronger, Faster and Better Trauma Services
Campaign Raises Over $200,000
for Tools and Training
Marjorie Compton Leaves $1 Million Gift
Highest National Quality Rating for MRH
In Gratitude to 2002’s Donors
A Farewell Message from the Chairman
As I reflect on my nine-year involvement with Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation,
it’s gratifying to see the progress we’ve experienced. Thanks to effective marketing and
our targeted annual campaigns, more people than ever before understand who we are
and what we stand for.
MICHAEL J. DICKERSON
Chairman
Mid-Miami Healthcare
Foundation Board of
Directors
As the fundraising affiliate of Middletown Regional Hospital, our mission is to
achieve and maintain the highest possible health status among all residents of our
Mid-Miami service area. The Foundation works hard to realize this in a number of
ways, most notably through annual campaigns that have eased the suffering of
patients and families by providing them with a variety of expanded healthcare
opportunities.
Thanks to our generous contributors—from hospital personnel and volunteers to the
many businesses and individuals who have contributed their hard-earned dollars—
we’ve surpassed our financial goal in each of seven campaigns. We’ve been successful
because people believe in the work of the Foundation, knowing that part of their
personal mission is to practice compassion by helping others in the community.
I’m grateful to executive director Linda Baxter and her staff, Jessica Woodard and
Virginia Peters, for their excellent work and tireless dedication. I also thank Doug
McNeill and the hospital staff, physicians and nurses who work so hard to make
MRH the excellent hospital it is and will continue to be.
The Foundation’s directors, past and present, are also to be commended; they are this
organization’s greatest asset and will ensure its continued success. We are fortunate
to have Don Pelfrey as the incoming board chairman. As an executive committee
member, Don has demonstrated tremendous leadership for the Foundation and
Middletown Regional Health System. He will do a great job!
In closing, it’s been a rewarding experience for me to be associated with the
Foundation and the health system. I appreciate the trust you’ve given me and the
opportunity to be of service.
Best regards,
Michael J. Dickerson
Chairman
Thank You for Your Remarkable Contribution
On behalf of the Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation board and staff, I’d like to thank Mike
Dickerson for his outstanding leadership, as a board member since 1994 and as its chairman
since 1999.
Mike’s passion for his community and support of its hospital are unparalleled. His leadership and
vision have been instrumental in so many ways—in the success of our annual campaigns, in
spreading awareness about the Foundation and its mission, in recruiting new board members,
and in strategic planning for our many initiatives.
Thank you, Mike, for your remarkable contribution to Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation’s
progress and success. We wish you all the best!
Sincerely,
Linda C. Baxter, Executive Director
LINDA C. BAXTER
Executive Director,
Mid-Miami Healthcare
Foundation
For more information about
ways to give to Mid-Miami
Healthcare Foundation,
please contact Linda C. Baxter,
executive director,
(513) 420-5144 or
(800) 338-4057 ext 5144.
Annual Fund Campaign Raises Over
$200,000 for Trauma Care and Prevention
When seconds count,
Mid-Miami residents can count
on a stronger, faster and betterequipped trauma response
system thanks to the generosity
of area residents, businesses
and civic organizations.
Through their support, the
Mid-Miami Healthcare
Foundation has raised more
than $200,000 to provide
much-needed tools, training
and technology to all area
emergency medical squads
(EMS) and the Middletown
Regional Hospital trauma
center.
Celebrating the successful conclusion of the Trauma Care Community Outreach
Program are Mike Dickerson, chairman, Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation Board
of Directors; campaign co-chairs, Middletown Fire Chief John J. Sauter and Terry
Raszka; and Doug McNeill, president and CEO, Middletown Regional Health System.
Not pictured is campaign co-chair Dr. Clyde Watson.
“On behalf of the many people
who will benefit from these
enhanced trauma services, we
want to thank each person who
made our Trauma Care Community Outreach
Program a success,” said Michael J. Dickerson,
chairman of the Foundation board. “Trauma is
the number one cause of death among people
ages 1 to 44. But thanks to your help, we’re
working to reduce the impact of trauma in our
local communities.”
During a special donor recognition event on
February 18, Dickerson joined hospital and
Foundation representatives in thanking campaign
co-chairs Terry Raszka, Middletown Fire Chief
John J. Sauter and Dr. Clyde Watson. Campaign
officials also recognized first responders from
26 area emergency medical squads for their
outstanding service to the community, pledging
that a major portion of the campaign’s proceeds
will purchase lifesaving equipment and training
for the squads.
“Because equipment needs vary dramatically
from squad to squad, each EMS in Butler and
Warren counties will submit a specific request
for what they need,” explained Chief Sauter.
“The objective is that all of the area’s EMS teams
receive consistent training and equipment, so
that whether someone is injured in a remote
rural area or a city, the care from the rescue
squad is standard and state-of-the-art.”
Campaign funds will also be used to purchase
specialized trauma equipment for the hospital’s
emergency, critical care, surgery and rehab
departments, as well as to implement a
community-wide trauma prevention program.
“It’s a sign of the times we live in that trauma is
a public health problem of epidemic proportion
in many communities,“ said Douglas W. McNeill,
president and CEO of Middletown Regional
Health System. “That’s why we felt it was
necessary to raise the bar on this region’s
trauma care now, rather than waiting until a
new hospital is built.”
McNeill explained that Middletown Regional
Hospital—southwest Ohio’s third busiest
emergency department—is working to become a
verified Level 3 trauma center later this year,
with a future vision of becoming a Level 2 center.
“Middletown Regional Hospital is committed to
providing the finest care possible to patients with
traumatic injuries,” he said.
(cont. on page 4)
Middletown
Regional Health
System
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Annual Fund Campaign
Top Gifts
for the
Trauma Care Community
Outreach Program
Major Sponsors — $5,000+
Honeywell Corporation
The Piccioni Family Foundation
Middletown Regional Hospital Auxiliary
William O. Barnitz Fund
Sponsors — $2,000 to $4,999
Akers Packaging Service, Inc.
The Barnitz Fund
Dr. Daniel Butler
Dickerson Distributing Company
The Dupps Company
Della B. Gardner Trust
Globe Staffing, Inc.
Juengling Memorial Fund
Magnode Corporation
Mrs. Susan Purkrabek-Knust
& Mr. David Knust
Weber W. Sebald Foundation
Wilson-Schramm-Spaulding Funeral Home
U.S. Bank
Patrons — $1,000 to $1,999
Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Breiel
Casper & Casper Partnership
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gage
Insurance Associates
Kleingers & Associates
Louis McCallay Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Maines
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. McNeill
Posey Management Company
Sawyer Realtors
SOS Metals, Inc.
Dr. Barbara Steel & Mr. Jeffrey R. Moore
Ms. Carol J. Turner
Turtlecreek Township Trustees
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Mid-Miami
Healthcare
Foundation
(cont. from page 3)
Generous Gifts from Area Friends
and Businesses
More than 711 individuals and 35 businesses assisted
the Foundation in surpassing its $150,000 campaign
goal. Major sponsors
include the Honeywell
local office and corporate
foundation, which together
contributed $50,000 in
funds and in-kind gifts to
establish a heat-controlled
trauma room within the
hospital’s emergency
department.
“A heated environment is
hemodynamically better
Steve Craig (left) and Keith
for trauma patients,
Valiquette of Honeywell
especially those who have
Corporation accept the
experienced cold-water
Foundation’s thanks for
Honeywell’s gift of $50,000 to fund
drowning, shock or
a heat-controlled trauma room.
extreme temperature
exposure,” said Ralph
Talkers, M.D., medical director of emergency services.
“We’re deeply grateful for Honeywell’s generosity in
providing the physical equipment and expertise needed
to bring this technology to Middletown.”
Middletown residents Pat and Karen Piccioni, whose
family has made a significant long-term commitment
to strengthening
trauma care
services at
Middletown
Regional Hospital,
contributed
$25,000 for the
purchase of five
pediatric crash
carts to be placed
in key locations
Karen and Pat Piccioni, honored for their
throughout the
family’s gift of $25,000 to purchase five
health system. The pediatric crash carts, examine a fiberoptic
MRH Auxiliary also laryngoscope, used to manage difficult
airways.
contributed
$14,000 to fund
heating system components (including blood and fluid
warmers and an Amsco® warming cabinet for blanket
and fluid warming) for the hospital’s trauma center.
“When someone is hurt, time is critical and the right
tools are indispensable,” said Chief Sauter. “The better
the care in the first hour following an accident—or
‘golden hour’ as we call it—the greater the chance for
survival. By making this region’s trauma team stronger
and more responsive in that critical hour, there’s no
doubt we’re saving lives.”
Marjorie Compton Touched Future
Generations with the Gift of Health
Marjorie A. Compton was known for many things.
Her infectious smile and wit. Her beautiful singing
voice. Her compassion for others, exemplified by
her service as a Stephen Minister at First
Presbyterian Church in Middletown. And her
generosity of spirit, seen in her devotion as a
20-year volunteer at Middletown Regional Hospital.
“She was very meticulous—conscientious about
anything she did,” said longtime friend Mary
Kindell, “but she also had a tremendous sense of
humor and was a lot of fun.”
On September 9, 2002, Marjorie Compton—
faithful friend of MRH and the hospital’s largest
donor to date—passed away, leaving a legacy that
will touch future generations with the gift of
health. Prior to her passing, Ms. Compton gifted
80 acres of Monroe farmland to Mid-Miami
Healthcare Foundation. Valued at $1 million, it
was the largest gift ever given to the Foundation.
“She placed great trust in this hospital and felt
strongly about the quality of healthcare here,”
said Douglas W. McNeill, president and CEO of
Middletown Regional Health System. “My sense
was that, like many people in our corner of southwest Ohio, Marjorie was touched by the level of
care she had personally received from Middletown
Regional Hospital. She turned that gratitude into
a lifelong commitment to helping others receive
the same care.”
In May 2002, Ms. Compton was diagnosed with
untreatable pancreatic cancer. But even when
confined to a bed, she continued to give. Her lovely
baby grand piano was given to Mount Pleasant
Retirement Village in Monroe. Her clothes were
all donated to the MRH thrift shop. But Ms.
Compton’s most pressing consideration was the
Monroe farmland she had inherited from family.
“Marjorie had no children, and when she began to
think about gifting the land, she looked at many
non-profit organizations and worthy causes she
believed in,” said McNeill. “We were very grateful
she decided to give the land to us, and we look
forward to giving her permanent recognition in
our new hospital facility.”
Although health system officials are still
considering how Ms. Compton’s gift can best
serve the healthcare needs of the community she
loved, one thing is certain: her
selfless generosity will
not be forgotten.
A graduate of Middletown High School and the
College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio, Ms.
Compton returned to the Middletown area to
work as a secretary/receptionist at Armco
Steel Co. Upon retiring in 1982, she began
volunteering at the hospital, ultimately
serving in the inpatient pharmacy.
“Marjorie was one
of those people who
just wanted to serve
without calling any
attention to herself.
She was a consummate lady,” said
Priscilla Lane,
manager of
volunteer services.
“In all, she gave
nearly 4,200 hours
of service to the
hospital.”
”My sense was… Marjorie was
touched by the level of care she
had personally received. She
turned that gratitude into a lifelong commitment to helping others
receive the same care.”
– Douglas W. McNeill
President and CEO
Middletown
Regional Health
System
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viewpoint
Fourth High Quality Rating
Confirms Hospital’s Excellence
Viewpoint by Douglas W. McNeill, FACHE,
President and CEO, Middletown Regional Health System
Every healthy family knows the value of regular checkups. But healthy hospitals can
benefit from routine checkups too—which is why Middletown Regional Hospital
recently completed its triennial voluntary evaluation and on-site inspection from the
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the nation’s oldest
and most prestigious healthcare accrediting body.
And the prognosis? The hospital scored a stellar 99 out of 100 points and was
awarded “Accreditation with Full Standards Compliance,” the top honor Joint
Commission bestows. We have averaged a score of 99 for four consecutive surveys
over 12 years, a record unheard of in the industry and unparalleled in the region.
Knowing the tremendous commitment to
quality shared by our employees, medical staff and
volunteers—all of whom contributed to this
achievement—this level of recognition should
come as no surprise. In the past decade, the
hospital has been very proactive and aggressive
in identifying and addressing quality issues. Our
progressive quality management program
touches every department, challenging each
individual in our health system to help raise the bar on quality in meaningful and measurable ways.
By establishing measurable objectives and outcomes within each department, and by striving to exceed
those objectives in everything we do, Middletown Regional Hospital has consistently demonstrated that
when it comes to quality care, we are indeed moving forward.
The hospital scored a stellar
99 out of 100 points and was
awarded “Accreditation with
Full Standards Compliance.”
Of course, the reason we emphasize quality is not awards and accolades, but the people we serve.
Perhaps the strongest indication that our quality process is working comes from the mail that regularly
flows across my desk—like the following note from Mrs. W.R. Klaus of Glendale:
Dear Mr. McNeill,
Please know that our family is extremely impressed with the quality of care and
outstanding customer service we received at Middletown Regional Hospital. We mean it
emphatically when we say we were pleased and delighted at virtually every stage of our
visit Aug. 7 for my six-year-old son’s hernia operation. MRH is a best practice in customer
service—not only within the medical industry, but in any industry.
In a day when we’ve come to expect delays, mistakes, harried and frazzled service,
especially in an industry well-known for its manic cost concerns, you personally and
your staff deserve to be recognized for outstanding work.
committed
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High marks like these are not laurels to rest on, but motivation to press on in pursuit of new frontiers
of excellence. Thanks for your continued support as we strive to bring ever-improving care to you and
your family!
Mid-Miami
Healthcare
Foundation
to quality
TeleHealth Technology—
Futuristic Care at Your Doorstep
The best just got better for
many seriously ill homebound patients in Butler and
Warren counties. CareView
Home Health, the home
health affiliate of
Middletown Regional Health
System, has acquired new
TeleHome Care technology,
allowing in-home “video
visits” between chronically
ill patients and their
clinicians.
“TeleHome Care is the
leading edge of home health
delivery,” said Jennie
Schumpp, president of
CareView. “This electronic
system provides live, twoway video communication
between the patient and a
CareView nurse, allowing us
The TeleHome Care monitoring units allow chronically ill patients at home to have a
to make remote clinical
"video visit" with a CareView Home Health nurse. Each lightweight unit transmits
assessments of the patient’s
interactive video and audio over an ordinary phone line.
condition. It’s immediate,
accurate and cost-effective
failure, diabetes or lung disease. “Patients who
and it offers patients and their families greater
will benefit most are the elderly and those just
peace of mind.”
dismissed from the hospital who are at risk for
Twenty-one TeleHome Care monitoring units
further hospitalization if close monitoring is not
were made possible by a generous gift of $25,000
provided,” said Schumpp.
from the Middletown Regional Hospital Auxiliary
Though the units won’t replace home visits
and a $50,000 contribution from the Ohio
entirely, they will reduce the overall number of
Attorney General’s office. Each lightweight,
visits while providing accurate data between
self-contained unit transmits interactive video
personal evaluations by a nurse. “Homebound
and audio over an ordinary telephone line. And
patients often don’t want to ‘bother’ a nurse,
though the system employs some of the most
even when they have a serious problem between
advanced home health technology available, it
scheduled visits,” explained Schumpp. “With
doesn’t take a medical degree to operate it.
TeleHome technology, the patient can have
Patients learn to use the system in a matter of
immediate access to a nurse if necessary. It’s like
minutes.
a watchful eye looking over a patient at all
“A video visit can accomplish many of the same
times.”
assessments an actual nurse visit can,” said
CareView anticipates that this technology will
Schumpp. “It can check blood pressure, make
enhance the care provided to their patients, and
heart and lung assessments, monitor blood
improve the quality of care while reducing its
glucose and oxygen, check the condition of a
cost for many patients. It’s another way of saying
wound, and much more. Best of all, patients
that the right care is right here—even when
feel more connected to care and more inclined
“here” is your very own home.
to take an active role in their own care.”
The new units will be used initially with acutely
ill patients such as those with congestive heart
Middletown
Regional Health
System
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Retirement Asset Planning:
Save Taxes, Help Foundation
by Bill Freedman
For many of us, our retirement plan and IRA
assets represent a significant – and growing –
proportion of our family net worth. This poses
a variety of planning issues:
• How much must I take out from my IRA or
retirement plan each year?
• Whom should I designate as the beneficiary
of my IRA or retirement plan so as to
achieve my estate planning objectives and
minimize taxes?
• I want to make sure that charities that are
important to me are not forgotten after my
death. Should I consider using my IRA as a
way to reach that goal?
Federal income tax laws require that owners
and beneficiaries of qualified retirement plans,
IRAs, §403(b) arrangements and certain
deferred compensation arrangements must
receive a minimum required distribution each
year. This obligation usually begins with the
year in which the owner reaches age 70-1/2.
(Many qualified retirement plan participants
who work beyond age 70-1/2 don’t have
to begin receiving minimum required
distributions until they actually retire.)
New IRS regulations allow for the use of a
longer period over which to make these
required distributions. As a result, if the
participant and her family can afford to defer
receiving IRA distributions, the new regulations
allow the family to defer paying federal income
taxes. The less that is distributed, the less that
must be included in income, and the more that
can stay in the IRA and grow tax-free.
Participating in a qualified retirement plan?
Upon retirement, participants can leave their
account balance in the qualified retirement
plan. But that may not be the best choice.
The qualified plan may require distributions on
death much sooner than would be required if
the participant had rolled over her retirement
plan benefit into an IRA. The sooner the
distributions occur, the more quickly federal
taxes must be paid.
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Mid-Miami
Healthcare
Foundation
Distributions
from a
BILL FREEDMAN
qualified
retirement
Bill Freedman, an attorney
with Dinsmore & Shohl,
plan, IRA
LLP, specializes in tax and
or §403(b)
estate planning, employee
arrangement
benefits and healthcare. He
are subject to
is a frequent speaker at
federal income
Mid-Miami Healthcare
Foundation’s Estate
tax, as well as
Planning Seminar Series
most states’
for professional advisors.
income taxes.
Whoever
receives the distribution—participant or
beneficiary—must include the distribution for
income tax purposes. In
addition, on death, the value
of the plan, IRA or §403(b)
arrangement is also subject
to federal estate tax and may
also be subject to state
estate tax. This quadruple taxation can
consume a large portion of an IRA, plan or
§403(b) arrangement.
Instead of contributing to the IRS, why not
channel those tax dollars to a favorite charity,
such as Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation?
Here is an example of a simple technique that
will convert those taxes into a charitable
contribution:
• Take part of an IRA and place it in a
separate IRA.
• Designate the Foundation as beneficiary
of the new IRA.
• Result: the federal and state income and
estate taxes that would have been paid will
now go to the Foundation.
If an IRA owner wishes to provide a spouse or
other beneficiary with income from an IRA and
then give what’s left to a charity, that too can
be accomplished—and taxes can be minimized
as well. A little planning can save taxes, assure
that beneficiaries are provided for and benefit
the Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation.
We Gratefully Acknowledge the Following Donors
for Their Support and Contributions in 2002.
$5,000 and Greater Donors
AK Steel Foundation
William O. Barnitz Fund
Ms. Marjorie Compton
Middletown Community
Foundation
Middletown Regional
Hospital Auxiliary
Owens & Minor
Time Warner Cable
$2,000 to $4,999 Donors
Akers Packaging Service, Inc.
Bricker & Eckler, LLP
Dr. Daniel Butler
The Dayton Foundation
Dickerson Distributing
The Dupps Company
First Financial Bank, N.A.
Della B. Gardner Trust
Globe Staffing, Inc.
Juengling Memorial Fund
Magnode Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Miller
Miller Valentine Group
Mrs. Susan Purkrabek-Knust
& Mr. David Knust
Weber W. Sebald Foundation
Mr. Perry Thatcher
United Way of Middletown
U.S. Bank
Wilson-Schramm-Spaulding
Funeral Home
$1,000 to $1,999 Donors
Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Breiel
Casper & Casper Partnership
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Cohen
Dr. & Mrs. David Floering
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gage
GlaxoSmithKline
Insurance Associates
Kleingers & Associates
Louis McCallay Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Maines
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. McNeill
Posey Management Company
Sawyer Realtors
Salomon Smith Barney
SOS Metals, Inc.
Dr. Barbara Steel
& Mr. Jeffrey R. Moore
Carol J. Turner
Turtlecreek Township Trustees
$500 to $999 Donors
Up to $499 Donors
Linda & Richard Baxter
Breitenbach-McCoy-Leffler
Funeral Home
Mr. Paul Buker
Church of the Ascension
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Cooper
Mrs. Joan M. Davies
DeBord Builders, Inc.
Edward Jones Investments
First Financial Bank, N.A.
Mr. & Mrs. John Gerhardt
Ghent Manufacturing, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Hauw Han
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Kiefhaber
Karen Kneer, R.N.
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Long, Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Dick M. Nisbet
Packaging Corporation of America
Mr. & Mrs. James Peace
Dr. & Mrs. John Perkins
Sankyo Pharma, Inc.
Mr. John Schiff, Jr.
Smurfit - Stone Container
Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stoops
Dr. Phuong Vuong & Dr. Anh Dang
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Whitlatch
Ms. Beverly Abner
Ms. Mary Abner
Brenda Abney
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Abney
Dr. & Mrs. William T. Abraham
Ms. Betty Adams
Ms. Wendala Adams
Ms. Chris Adamson
Heather Adaway
Catherine Adkins
Ms. Ida Adkins
Ms. Loretta Agee
Dr. Flordeliza Allen
Jason & Jennifer Allman
Ms. Amy Anders
Dr. & Mrs. William J. Andrew
Anonymous
Ms. Iris Apple
Mr. John Apple
Aramark Services
Ms. Betty J. Arrington
Mr. Mark Atkinson
Mrs. Myra J. Atkinson
Mrs. Karen Back
Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Bahr
Mrs. Brenda Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Duane Bailey
Ms. Ruth Bailey
Beverly Bair
Middletown
Regional Health
System
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Up to $499 Donors – Continued
Ms. Beverly Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Baker
Tonya Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Ballard
Mrs. Deborah Balliett-Veley
Ms. Daphne Banks
Mrs. Deborah L. Banks
Donna C. Banks
Saul & Donna Banks
Melody A. Banks
Mr. Vincent W. Barger
Ms. Deb Barker
Ms. Margaret Barker
Ms. Rosanta Barker
Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Barnes
Dr. & Mrs. John W. Barnes
Ms. Tanya Barnes
Ms. Beverly Barnett
Dr. & Mrs. John Barrord
Ms. Shannon Bartlett
Marlene D. Bartley
Bayer Corporation
Mr. Douglas Bean
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Beck
Mr. Todd Beck
Ms. Velma J. Bell
Betsy & Floyd Bender
Ms. Anne Bennett
Ms. Kathy G. Bere
Dr. & Mrs. Jorge Bernal
Ms. Mary A. Bess
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bidwell
Ms. Margaret A. Bissell
Ms. Barbara J. Blanco
Ms. Rachel Blevins
Mrs. Rita A. Blevins
Ms. Rebecca Blistan
Mr. & Mrs. John Blount
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Mid-Miami
Healthcare
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Boland
Ms. Michele Bolden
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Bonney
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Boonstra
Mrs. Karen W. Borgert
Ms. Patricia A. Botos
Ms. Angela Bova
Mr. Mark Bowden
Ms. Melissa Bowlin
Kelly Bowling
Ms. Deana Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Garry Bowyer
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Boyd
Mrs. Barbara J. Bradley
Ms. Rebecca J. Branham
Mr. Russell Braun
Ms. Darlene Breedlove
Mrs. Lisa Brenner
Ms. Jeana K. Brewer
Joni Brewer
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Brockman
Jo A. Brooks
Ms. Cheryl J. Brown
Donna J. Brown
Mrs. Heather E. Brown
Ms. Lilly Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Brown
Timothy & Colleen Brown
Mrs. Janice Brubaker
Ms. Lia M. Brucher
Mr. & Mrs. James Bruner
Mr. & Mrs. Win Bryant
Ms. Mary H. Burggraf
Mrs. Connie Burress
Mr. Gary Burris
Ms. Karla K. Butler
Mrs. Patti J. Butt
Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Butts
Ms. Melinda Cales
Ms. Laura Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. William Cannarozzi
Ms. Melissa R. Carabin
Mr. Edward Carlisle
Ms. Tamara S. Cass
Ms. Cheryl Cassidy
Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Casson
Ms. Diana Caudill
Mrs. Ida C. Caudill
Ms. Laura Caulley
Ms. Eleanor A. Cayabyab
Ms. Julie Chaney
Kimberly Chaney
Cathie Channell
Mr. Charles Chappell &
Dr. Christine G. Chappell
Ms. Jody E. Chasteen
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Checroun
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Cintron
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Cionni
Rev. John Civille
Clark Schaefer Hackett & Company
Mr. Brian Clifford
Ms. Martha Cole
Mrs. Lisa M. Collins
Ms. Rhonda Collins
Jodi R. Combs
Ms. Michelle Comer
Dewanda Commodore
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Conley
Mr. Mark Connaughton
Mr. Andrew Cook
Ms. Janice Cooke
Mr. Larry H. Cooke
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Coors
Ms. Joyce Cope
Mr. Kevin Coppock
Rev. Gordon Core
Mrs. Phyllis B. Costello
Debra Cover
Mrs. Lee Anne Craft
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Crawford
Ms. Loretta Creekbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Croswell
Ms. Kimberly W. Crout
Mrs. Rose Mary Crowe
Rafka Cullison
Ms. Kristi Curtis
Mr. Robert T. Curtis
Mrs. Roberta B. Daly
Melissa Daniel
Mr. Michael Dannis
Ms. Debbie Davis
Ms. Beverly A. Day
Ms. Evelyn Day
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Day
Ms. Babette J. Dean
Wanda G. Deaton
Ms. Gayle DeBord
Ms. Denise Dennison
Jeffery Derham
Rebecca Deserisy-Davis
Ms. Melissa Deskins
Carolyn Distaola
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Dobrozsi
Ms. Jennifer Doench
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Donahue
Mrs. Forrest Donald
Ms. Joni Donisi
Mrs. Sandra L. Donisi
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dorenbusch
Ms. Sue Duff
Joann Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. John Dupps
Ms. Deborah Dyer
Cassandra Eagle
Mrs. Clare A. Easton
Mr. & Mrs. C. Donald Eberwine
Mrs. Donna M. Edell
Ms. Julie Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Elam
Mr. Jim A. Elhard
Ms. Patricia A. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. David Enochs
Barb Estevez
Ms. Catherine S. Evans
Ms. Denise Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Walter B. Evans
Ms. Paula Everhart
Mr. Paul Eversole
Betty Jo Faulkner
Ms. Tamara Feltner
Dr. Craig Fennel
Mr. & Mrs. Cary I. Fenton
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Fetzer
Ms. Angela Fierman
Tammy L. Fischer
Judith Fisher
Mrs. Mariana Fisher
Ms. Cynthia Fletcher
Mrs. Darlene Fletcher
Sandra Fletcher
Mrs. Eleanor S. Flisher
Mr. & Mrs. D. Brian Fogarty
Carolyn Ford
Mrs. Linda K. Ford
Ms. Melinda A. Forkner
Mr. & Mrs. Willie Fountain
Ms. M. Kathleen Fox
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Fraley
Rev. & Mrs. Eugene Frazer
Debra French
Frost Brown Todd, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Fugate
Mrs. Jennifer Gabbard
Dr. Mary Ellen Gaeke
Mr. & Mrs. Manny Garlikov
Ms. Kathleen Gaston
Ms. Jean Gaw
Barbara Geier
Ms. Sharon George
Mr. & Mrs. Don Gephart
Angela M. Gerlach
Kevin Gerndt
Mrs. Carolyn S. Gibson
Ms. Christina M. Gifford
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Glick
Ms. Jane Gold
Mrs. Leesa A. Good
Mr. & Mrs. Hollis Goodlett
Ms. Cynthia Gordon
Mrs. Gayle A. Gordon
Mr. Donald M. Gose
Mr. & Mrs. James Graham
Brian & Barb Grant
Rinda Gregory
Ms. Sheila M. Grubb
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gruber
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Gruwell
Ms. Linda Guido
Ms. Helen Haag
Mrs. Elizabeth Hagedorn
Mr. William Hagen
Ms. Donna Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Haller
Ms. Marcia Halsey
Ms. Barbara D. Hamilton
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Hamilton
Ms. Joyce Hamm
Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Hammond
Ms. Joyce Hancock
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Harbin
Ms. Michelle Harney
Mr. William Harris
Ms. Brenda C. Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. David Harrison
Ms. Joyce V. Hasemeier
Mr. & Mrs. Dynzel Hatfield
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hattery
Mr. Richard Haugland
Ms. Kathleen K. Hauser
Mr. Jack Hayes
Ms. April Haynes
Tom & Debbie Hazelbaker
Ms. Cheryl Heflin
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Z. Heiger
Ms. Linda Heineman
Ms. Rebecca L. Helfinstine
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Hellmann
Ms. Bonnie Helton
Mrs. Gloria L. Hendrickson
Ms. Pamela Hendrickson
Ms. Debora A. Henry
Mr. Donald M. Hensler
Susan & Donald Henson
Mrs. Penny Herr
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Herrmann
Mrs. Martha Hess
Ms. Melissa Hess
Ms. Vicky L. Heuman
Ms. Lori L. Hickman
Mrs. Rebecca Hicks
Ms. Mandi Hines
Mr. Michael Hobson
Ms. Phyllis Hoffer
Ms. Janet Hogan
Ms. Catherine Holweger
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hoskins
Mrs. Linda K. Howard
Mrs. Barbara Howe
Mr. Kenneth M. Howell
Ms. Maquieta L. Hryszko
Mr. Gordon E. Hughes
Ms. Linda Hughes
Marcia Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hummel
Ms. Darlene D. Hunter
Mr. Bruce E. Huntsbarger
Dr. & Mrs. Omer Hurlburt, III
Mrs. Ann Hurst
Ms. Barbara Iams
Mrs. Margaret Igo
Inland Paperboard
& Packaging, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Irwin
Ms. Krista Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence James
Jennifer Jeffery
Ms. Melissa Jesse
Ms. Karen S. Jestice
Mrs. Karen D. Johnson
Mr. Richard C. Johnson
Terri A. Johnston
Ms. Margaret Jones
Ms. Patricia C. Jones
Mrs. Ruth Jones
Ms. Tonnie Jones
Casey Kash
Donna Kauffman
Kerri Kelly
Ms. Carol L. Kendrick
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kennard
Mrs. Jane Kern
Ms. Leslie Kern
Mary Keseday
Middletown
Regional Health
System
11
Up to $499 Donors – Continued
Rob & Pam Kilburn
Brenda Kimmey
Ms. Beverly R. King
Ms. Jill A. King
Mrs. Lois King
Mrs. Maude A. King
Ms. Melissa S. King
Mrs. Mary Lee Knepshield
Ms. Joyce Koehl
Ms. Rhonda Koenig
Carol Kolp
Ms. Heather Komon, R.N.
Ms. Kimberly Kramer
Ms. Diane Kuemmerling
Ms. Nancy Kunkel
Mrs. Leslie Kurtz
Ms. Ginger Kyle
Mr. & Mrs. William Labbe
Mrs. Colleen Lamantia
Mrs. Mary F. Lambert
Ms. Kathleen A. Lamkin
Mrs. Priscilla Lane
Ms. Kitty Lantis
Ms. Lesley Lawson
Mrs. Linda M. Lawson
Ms. Rhonda Lawwill
Ms. Angela J. Leffew
Ms. Mary Lehman
Mr. & Mrs. William Leigh
Ms. Connie Lepera
Ms. Gwenn Lewis
Tana Lewis
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Linder
Delma Little
Mrs. Sandra Little
Ms. Joan Loch
Mrs. Alice G. Logan
Ms. Cynthia Logan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lolli
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lolli
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Long
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Long
Shari Lovelace
Jayne Magaw
Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Magone
Mr. & Mrs. Brian K. Makela
Dr. & Mrs. Russell Malcolm, Jr.
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Mid-Miami
Healthcare
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Maloney
Mrs. Virginia Mandzak
Mr. Robert A. Marrs
Ms. Cori M. Marshall
Ms. Elise Martin
Margaret Martin
Mrs. Lisa A. Martinez
Mrs. Joelene Mayabb
Ms. Misty Mays
Mr. David J. McAdams
Mr. & Mrs. Bill McCall
Jen McCarty
Ms. Sharon McConnehea
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. McConnell
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCoy
Ms. Tamara McCrabb
John & Shelley McDaniel
Ms. Linda McDole
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn McDowell
Pat & Bill McGraw
Joyce McIntosh
Mr. & Mrs. John McKinney, III
Ms. Sandra D. McMullen
Howard McMunn
Ms. Susan L. McQueen
Ms. Barbara Mearns
Ms. Mary K. Mecum
Ms. Trisha N. Meinhardt
Mrs. Lynn Mercer
Ms. Linda Merrill
The Middletown Journal
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Miller
Karen Miller
Ms. Melissa Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Miller
Mrs. Nancy Miller
Ms. Gemma Million
Mrs. Wendy A. Minor
Minuteman Press
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Monce
Ms. Vicki Monce
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Montgomery
Ms. Rebecca Moon
Beverly Moore
Ms. Brenda Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Moore
Mrs. Rae Dean Moore
Rev. Brian T. Moragne
Mrs. Marilyn C. Moran
Ms. Alice J. Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. D. David Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Morgan
Mrs. Phyllis Morgan
Mrs. Barbara Morris
Mrs. Charlene C. Morrow
Dianne D. Mosko
Becky Moss
Karen Motley
Ms. Beth A. Mullins
Mrs. Kathy L. Muterspaw
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Myers
Mrs. Robyn Myers
Ms. Yvonne K. Myers
Ms. Kathy R. Mynhier
Ms. Deborah A. Naragon
Ms. Carol J. Nartker
Mr. Gregory K. Neumann
Virginia Newell
Amy Newland
Linda Nicely
Dr. & Mrs. Victor T. Nicolas
Dr. & Mrs. Alvin Niemer
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Nipper
Nisbet Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Noe
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Noes
Ms. Jonelle Noffsinger
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Noonan
Nucite Sales, LP
Mrs. Mary C. Nuck
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Nunlist
Mr. David Nuscher
Sheri & John O’Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. John O’Neill
Ms. Dana Oakley-Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Obringer
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Oches
On Hold Marketing &
Communications
Mrs. Donna J. Onderko
Mr. Phillip S. Opeka
Sandra Oswald
Mrs. Margaret Pahr
Mrs. Josephine Pallo
Ms. Sheila Palmer
Ms. Carolyn S. Parker
Patricia Parker
Mr. & Mrs. John Parks
Dr. & Mrs. Kenton A. Pate
Mrs. Shobha Patel
Dr. Elizabeth Patterson
Marion Pawelkoski
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Peach
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Pearce
Mrs. Saundra Pearce
Mr. & Mrs. Don Pelfrey
Mrs. Donna J. Pence
Mrs. Deborah Pennington
Kristin & Robert Penrod
Photo provided by The Middletown Journal
Mrs. Jacquelyn Perkins
Mrs. Jessica D. Perry
Ron & Virginia Peters
Bette & Bob Petrocy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pettit
Mrs. Lisa E. Pfeiffer
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Ms. Jocelyn Piccone
Ms. Barbara Piper
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Pledger
Lari Poffenbarger
Ms. Rebecca Ponder
Ms. Wilma Popplewell
Mr. Greg Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Porter
Portman Equipment Company
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Pothoulakis
Mrs. Amy Powell
Mr. William T. Pratt
Ms. Brenda Price
Ms. Amanda Proffitt
Ms. Rhonda S. Proffitt
Ms. Jill Quillen
Ms. Anita Rasper
Mr. & Mrs. William Rathman
Mrs. Deborah A. Ratliff
Shawna F. Rawlins
Carolyn Ray
David Reardon
Ms. Marlene W. Redwine
Ms. Sandra E. Reed
Ms. Stacy Reedy
Ms. Teresa Reeves
Mrs. Carolyn Reif
Mr. Jeffrey Reynolds
Ms. Mindy Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Rhude
Ms. Lisa Rice
Lora Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Loren Richardson
Mrs. Robert N. Richardson
Tracy Richardson
Ms. Phyllis S. Richter
Rick Cornele Plumbing
Ms. Edna Riddell
Ms. Kira Riley
Ms. Lori K. Riley
Karen Roark
Ms. Kristen Roark
Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Robertson
Ms. Beth A. Robinson
S. Pauline Robinson
Ms. Martha Roche
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Rogers
Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Rogers
Ms. Hannah S. Roh
Alma Romans
Mike & Kathy Romans
Ms. Julie A. Rose
Ms. Jo Ann Ross
Teresa Rowley-Asher
Ms. Lawanna S. Rudd
Ms. Judith Rudokas
Ms. Michele Rudolf
Ms. Jill Rumping
Mrs. Barbara G. Runge
Mrs. Sara Rusk
Ms. Judith Ryan
Dr. Craig Sanders &
Dr. Kimberly Sanders
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Sandston
Treva Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sauter
Ms. Georgie Sawyer
Bill & Pat Schaefer
James Scharf
Ms. Terri Schneble
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schulte
Ms. Jennie Schumpp
Jan E. Schuster
Ms. Lynne Schwaberow
Mr. Jason L. Schwartz
Dr. & Mrs. William Scott
John A. Seitter
Ms. Eugenie Selby
Mrs. Victoria P. Sennet
Ms. Bonnie Shaver
Ms. Christine Shephard
Mr. Edwin M. Sherman
Mr. Everett Sherron
Mrs. Marcella Shirk
Diana Shope
Mrs. Julie Short
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Siewny
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Siewny
Ms. Julie A. Silvers
Mrs. Sandra J. Simpson
Ms. Brenda Singleton
Dr. & Mrs. Louis H. Skimming
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Slagle
Darby Smith
Mr. James D. Smith
Dr. & Mrs. Kirk E. Smith
Ms. Pamala L. Smith
Mr. Robert S. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Snow
Mrs. Sandra K. Snowden
Mrs. Connie Sorrell
Ms. Gwynda Sorrell
Mr. & Mrs. James Sorrell, Jr.
Robin Sorrell
Ms. Saundra K. Sorrell
Barbara Sparkman
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Spaulding
Ms. Carrie Spencer
Katrina Spenny
Wendy Sponsel
Ms. Lisa Spring
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Stabler
Michelle Stamper
Ms. Angela Staton
Gayle Steele
Dr. Malcolm Steiner & Carolyn
Hartwell, Ph.D.
Pamela C. Sticklen
Ms. Debbie K. Stiver
Dr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Strait
Dr. & Mrs. Tom F. Straus
Ms. Patricia Strickley
Mr. David Sturgeon
Susan Sutor
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Swick
Ms. Glenna G. Swigart
Mrs. Lucy Swope
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Swope
Mr. & Mrs. John Tackett
Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Talbot
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Talkers
Ms. Lynn Taylor
Ms. Pamela J. Taylor
Teresa M. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Teets
Ms. Theresa Terrett
Mr. & Mrs. John Thier
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Thomas
Ms. Dianna Thomas
Mrs. Angela Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Thorn, Jr.
Mrs. Deborah Tibbs
Judith Tolson
Paula Trammell
Michelle Trenum
Kim Trinkle
Julie L. Turner
Ms. Pauline Turner
Ms. Shari A. Tutt
Middletown
Regional Health
System
13
Up to $499 Donors – Continued
Mr. Michael Uhl
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Uhler
United Lubricants Corp.
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Valentine
Mrs. Jean Van Scoyoc
Ms. Karen VanCleave
Dr. & Mrs. John H. Varney
Ms. Pamela R. Venturi
W. E. MacDonald Agency, Inc.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Waddell
Mr. & Mrs. John Wade
Ingrid Waggoner
Rev. Jackie Ward
Dr. Thomas R. Ware
Mary Wasson
Mrs. Carla Waters
Dr. & Mrs. Clyde Watson
Ms. Patricia A. Watson
Carla Weathers
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Weatherwax
Ms. Gwendolyn Weeks
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Weiss
Ms. Toni L. Weiss
Janice Wells
Ms. Tracey Wells
Ms. Robin Wenzel
Mr. Arthur Whisman
Ms. Shirley J. White
Ms. Cindy Whiteman
Mrs. Dorothy Wieneke
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wilch
Ms. Patti Wilkins
Ms. Kimberly J. Wilkinson
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Williams
Ms. Gloria Williams
Ms. Stephanie Williford
Ms. Frances E. Willis
Mrs. Beth Ann Rathman Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Wilson
Ms. Karen Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wilson
Mr. Stephen R. Wilson
Teresa Wilson
Mrs. Helen S. Winget
Rachel Wolf
Ms. Doris I. Wood
Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Woodard
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Wooddell
Ms. Patricia Woodgeard
Ms. Julie Woodrey
Ms. Sandra Worley
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Worrell, Jr.
WrenCare
Bryan Wright
Ms. Elizabeth Yelton
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Young
Mr. Nathan Young
Ms. Sheree G. Young
Dr. John P. Zaino
Mrs. Carla Zickgraf
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Zollett
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Mid-Miami
Healthcare
Foundation
Honorary & Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Norma
Jean Bowley
Mr. David L. Bowley
In Memory of Margaret
Denny Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Dillon
In Memory of Jordan Combs
Ms. Alexis Dokas
In Memory of Marjorie
Compton
MRH Pharmacy Staff
In Memory of Robert Cordray
Edward S. Allen
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Allen
Virginia Barry
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Carlson
Mary Aleen Cordray
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Cornett
Robert L. Cunningham
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Day
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Deger
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Driscoll
Ms. Betty B. Earley
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Eichner
Mr. & Mrs. James Elam
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gordon
Mrs. Frances Greathouse
Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Hammond
Terri Hammond
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hattery
Ms. Phyllis H. Heinkel
Mrs. Rita C. Hileman
Mr. & Mrs. David Hillman
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hurst
Kraig A. Kanitz
Mr. & Mrs. Dean King
Bea Lilley
Ms. Rita L. Mandzak
Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCormick
Meridian Community
Volunteer Fire
Middletown Area Federation of
Women’s Clubs
Ralph Mustello
Ronald J. Mustello
William Naegeli
Ohio Junior Miss, Inc. Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Richter
Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Robertson
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Roehll
Mr. & Mrs. V. H. Rose
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Russell
Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Schnecker
Mr. & Mrs. E. Kenneth Schneider
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Schroff
Mr. & Mrs. James Schluter
Mr. & Mrs. David Schul
Ms. Candice Slough
In Memory of Robert Cordray
continued
Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Smith, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sullivan
Mrs. Janet Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Wearly
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Willis
Mr. & Mrs. Jessie G. Wilson
Ms. Geraldine Woodruff
Joseph M. Vavro
In Memory of Col. Russell
P. Donahue
Ray Benefield
Peggy Carswell
Julian R. Fussell
Ms. Diane L. Getz
Mr. & Mrs. Fred E. Huntley
John Milostan
Middletown Regional Hospital
Auxiliary
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Seagraves
Charles W. Sherer
Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Smith
Elaine Solomon
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Wiese
In Memory of Ed Gunderson
Mrs. Geraldine D. Gunderson
In Memory of Wanda Halsey
Alumni Association of Middletown
Hospital School of Nursing
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Enz
Ms. Treva F. Terrell
In Memory of Trudy Henderson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gruber
In Memory of Patricia Ann Henn
Alumni Association of Middletown
Hospital School of Nursing
In Memory of Carol J. Henry
Pam Sticklen
In Memory of Betty Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Slagle
In Memory of Sierra Inabnitt
Mr. & Mrs. Don Inabnitt
In Honor of Kara Keuthan
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cook
In Memory of Libby Maglaughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Blevins
Stephanie Buman
Delma Little
Dewey Odor
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Thomas
In Memory of Dr. Jacqueline
Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Romans
In Memory of Dick Nein
Mrs. Betty Lou Nein
In Memory of Rachel Polley
MRH Friends
Ms. Rebecca Polley
In Memory of Marion Pratt
Mr. William T. Pratt
In Honor of Terry Raszka
Mr. & Mrs. Isadore Raszka
In Memory of William B.
Rehse
Mrs. Jane S. Rehse
In Memory of Charles
(Fritz) Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Dillon
In Memory of Mary Ellen
Runyan
Alumni Association of
Middletown Hospital School
of Nursing
In Memory of Jane Ann
Sawyer
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Harbin
Ms. Patricia Hathaway
Ann Mischley
Tracey F. Smith
Neil E. Stant
In Memory of Willis
Smethers
Ms. Patrice Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bruggeman
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Caldwell
First Baptist Church
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Grady
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Miller, Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Siewny
In Memory of Mildred
June Baird Smith
Alumni Association of
Middletown Hospital
School of Nursing
In Memory of Mr. Donall
L. Spears
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Bober
Mrs. Naomi Caudill
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Caverly
Mr. & Mrs. Ashland Crace, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kennedy
Judith M. Laufer
In Memory of Carole Stokes
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Romans
Michaels Arts and Crafts
Middletown Massage Assoc.
MRH Credit Union
O’Charleys
Ida Owens
Margo Pressler
Red Lobster
Springboro Sports & Spine Center
T & M Merchandising
T.G.I. Friday’s
The 4th R
Towne Athletic Club
Trenton Drugs
Wilson Cook Medical
Julie Woodrey
Sheree Young
In Honor of Ellen Thurman
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Mahon
In Memory of Mr. Louis
E. Weaver
Mrs. Georgia Weaver
In Memory of Alice Williams
Union Chapel United Methodist
Church
Photo provided by The Middletown Journal
Gifts in Kind
A & J Drywall Co.
Brenda Abney
Amphibious Promotions
Anonymous
Applied Mechanical Systems
Belvadere
Bodymasters Ultimate Fitness Club
Buddy's Carpet
Coffman Family YMCA
Comfort Zone
Cracker Barrel
Jazzercise with Judith
Flower Cart, Carlisle
Flowers by Nancy
Friesingers
Sherri Hendrickson
Tonya Herd-Baker
Hot Tan Café
IGNC
Integrated Medical Systems
IOOF Temple Lodge #17
Jazzy’s in Trenton
Kemp Electric
Kronos
Lowe’s
Marsh’s
Max & Erma's
Messer Construction
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MID-MIAMI HEALTHCARE
FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Michael J. Dickerson
Chairman
Kathleen Dobrozsi Romans, J.D.
Vice Chairman
Donald Pelfrey
Secretary
Laura M. Gerhardt
Treasurer
Linda C. Baxter
Executive Director
Robert Bedinghaus
Rev. John Civille
James Fedders
Michael Long, Sr.
Virgil L. Maines
Timothy D. McGee
Candice DeClark Peace
Saundra Pearce, R.N.
Tiffany Powell
Larry Randolph
John L. Ritan, M.D.
Gregory W. Siewny, M.D.
Gene A. Snow
Barbara L. Steel, M.D.
Douglas W. McNeill
President and CEO,
Middletown Regional
Health System
G. Robert Gage
Chairman,
Middletown Regional
Health System
Board of Directors
Joseph Bidwell
Chairman,
Middletown
Regional Hospital
Board of Directors
Betsy P. Bender
President,
Middletown Regional
Hospital Auxiliary