Annual Report 2014 - The Campbell Foundation

THE C AMPBELL FOUNDATION
MOMENTUM
Enhancing Quality of Life
Through the Science of
Orthopaedic Medicine
2013 SU PER H ERO R EPO RT
PRESIDENT
S. TERRY
C A N A L E , M . D.
SUPERHEROES IN OUR MIDST
There are superheroes among us, and we want
to honor them. You, our donors and friends, are
superheroes, and you are making an incredible impact
every day. In this issue, we want to share stories from
several of our cherished friends and hope you’ll join
with us as we honor the amazing things that they make
happen here every day.
Your contributions have made the impossible a reality.
We want to honor those of you who, like superheroes,
have changed things for the better, through your gifts,
your support and your faithful generosity. Your support
makes it possible for grandchildren to run and play. Your
support educates the next generation of orthopaedic
surgeons so that everyone will have access to
known around the world, to preserving the Campbell
Foundation and Campbell Clinic legacy for generations
to come. We can only do these things through the
support of you — our superheroes.
Whether you give $25 per month or you gave a major
gift to help our medical mission, your support means
the world to us. It is important for people in our
community to know that if they break their bones in a
serious car accident or if a loved one develops a serious
condition that affects their bones and joints, they will
receive excellent orthopaedic care because there are
people like you on their side, providing financial
support for ongoing surgeon training, orthopaedic
research and community care. You even help us spread
ABLE TO LEAP TALL BUILDINGS
excellent orthopaedic care — now and in the future.
You are powerfully changing the course of history by
helping to spread the latest orthopaedic research and
knowledge with others across the globe. Because of
your gifts, large and small, people everywhere are saved
from a lifetime of restriction and pain. It is truly heroic!
Miracles are happening because of you!
Each spring, when we commemorate the graduation
of another class of orthopaedic surgeons, we think of
you, our supporters. This occasion also ensures that
we reflect on those superheroes who made this event
possible — you, our supporters, and those fine surgeons
like Lee Milford, M.D., who paved the way before us.
We are committed to sustaining the level of excellence
the message in our region and across the globe through
our community outreach activities.
Within these pages, you will find a list of our generous
donors — all of whom are making a difference in the
lives of thousands faced with orthopaedic injury or
disease. Your gifts to the Campbell Foundation are
investments in our work, and they enable us to fulfill
our mission to improve quality of life for all through
surgeon education, orthopaedic research and
community healthcare.
On behalf of the Board of Trustees for the Campbell
Foundation, thank you for making these moments
possible!
2013 B OA R D O F D I R EC TO R S
Jack R. Blair, Chairman
S. Terry Canale, M.D., President
Frederick M. Azar, M.D., Chief of Staff
James H. Beaty, M.D.
Andrew H. Crenshaw, M.D.
Charles C. Gerber
Karen Hasty, Ph.D.
Buzzy H. Hussey
Susan N. Ishikawa, M.D.
Derek M. Kelly, M.D.
James D. Lackie
David G. LaVelle, M.D.
Joseph Orgill III
A. Michael Palazola
Larry W. Papasan
David R. Richardson, M.D.
E. Greer Richardson, M.D.
Thomas W. Throckmorton, M.D.
Joseph C. Weller
EM PLOY EE SU PPORT ER S
M O L LY A N D D A N I E L
S H U M AT E
ENGINEERING CHANGE THROUGH OUTREACH
Molly and Daniel Shumate don’t think of
themselves as superheroes. They consider
themselves everyday people who — like many
others — just want to serve the less fortunate.
No capes, no masks, no superhuman powers.
Just two people trying to make a difference,
one small step at a time.
But small steps have a way of turning into
epic journeys. Just ask Campbell Foundation
resident Rob Murphy, M.D., who — thanks
to the Shumates’ small steps — went to
Nicaragua on a medical mission. Just ask
the Nicaraguan orthopaedists who trained
mission to enhance quality of life through
surgeon education, orthopaedic research, and
community health care.
“The pillars of the Campbell Foundation —
education, community service, and research
— are building blocks inside Campbell
Clinic’s mission,” he says.
“We can all give in different ways, and a simple
action can make a difference,” says Molly,
the quality nurse manager at Metropolitan
Anesthesia Alliance. “Many people want to
help but are unsure of where to start. If you
MORE POWERFUL THAN A LOCOMOTIVE
and worked with Dr. Murphy. Just ask the
Nicaraguan patients whose injuries were
healed. They would call the Shumates
superheroes.
“I wanted to help the Campbell Foundation,
and I wanted to honor my wife,” says Daniel,
Campbell Clinic CFO. “I thought, ‘What can
I do? What are my talents and how can I use
them?’ I certainly didn’t have the skill set to
do medical missions myself, but I had access
to people who could. We used our individual
strengths to build a team that could carry
out this opportunity.”
Daniel founded the Molly Shumate
Community Service Scholarship to
sponsor medical missions nationally and
internationally as a way to serve others
and support the Campbell Foundation’s
really want to have an impact on the lives of
others, you have to be willing to take that
first step.”
The Shumates, along with the Campbell
Foundation and other members of the
community, organized the scholarship’s
first fundraiser: Footprints in Motion, an
evening soiree. “Again, you have to know
what your strengths are,” says Molly. “You
don’t have to do it alone to make a difference.
Build a team of people, and together you can
create something POWERFUL.”
You can become more powerful than
a locomotive when you support the
Campbell Foundation. Every day, around
the world, people want to walk, run, work,
and play. Together, we can become
superheroes to make that possible.
CORPOR AT E SU PPORT ER S
JACK STEELE
COPI
FORGING CHANGE THROUGH EDUCATION
When you’re in the business of orthotics and
prosthetics, bending steel is all in a day’s work.
But Jack and Lee Steele, owners of Center
for Orthotics and Prosthetics Inc., took their
everyday work and — with just a few phone
calls and a commitment to give back — turned
bending steel into a true superpower.
“I’ve worked in this business for 33 years,”
says Jack, “so I’ve interacted with Campbell
Clinic physicians for just as long. What always
impressed me was their commitment to the
community, their standard of excellence, and
their focus on education.”
“Education is important to me personally
because it pioneers everything,” says Jack.
“With new technology changes taking place
every day, staying on top of these rapid
developments in the industry is an integral
part of helping the medical field stay in the
forefront of new and innovative products.
One of the reasons we partnered with
the Campbell Foundation was to educate each
year’s residents in a way that connected to my
specialty, expertise, and focus.”
Jack understands all too well that dollars are
tight. “But,” he says, “if people take a close
ABLE TO BEND STEEL WITH BARE HANDS
That’s why, when Jack and Lee opened
COPI in 2010, they joined the Campbell
Foundation’s family of individuals dedicated
to the international center of excellence known
as the Campbell Clinic.
“I learned even more about the Campbell
Foundation’s mission-focused work in the
community and around the world,” says Jack.
“Their commitment to community outreach
was what clinched it for me. Together, we came
up with a way for me to give that fits both my
business goals and my personal mission.”
That personal mission is education, and with
the help of the Campbell Foundation, Jack
set up a sponsorship program that sends the
Foundation’s eight residents to Dallas each
year for an intensive course on orthotics and
prosthetics.
look at just what the Campbell Foundation
does, they’d understand the importance of
supporting its mission in our community. People
know about Campbell Clinic, but they don’t
know that the Campbell Foundation is where
the education and research occur. Without the
Foundation, we wouldn’t have the worldwide
center of excellence we have today.”
So although Jack bends steel with his bare
hands, he discovered how easy it is to develop
superpowers that transform lives. “Together, we
can bend steel for the Campbell Foundation,”
he laughs. “Together, mere mortals can be
superheroes.”
Bend steel with your bare hands when you
support the Campbell Foundation and
donate to the Residents Program for
Orthotics & Prosthetics.
D O N O R SP OT L I G H T
S A L LY A N D F R A N K
N AVA R R A
NAVIGATING CHANGE THROUGH RESEARCH
Frank and Sally’s native city is bounded on the
west by majestic Ol’ Man River. Snaking through
the nation’s heartland, the Mighty Mississippi
churns past Memphis with barges in its grasp.
Over the decades, nature’s unstoppable tour de
force has coursed through Frank and Sally’s lives, a
powerful, beautiful symbol of their lifelong home.
But never did the Navarras imagine that they
could change the course of an equally impressive
symbol of Memphis.
“During my 32 years with Smith & Nephew,
I had a lot of contact with the surgeons at
Over the course of their 48-year marriage,
Frank and Sally experienced the clinic’s
commitment to excellence firsthand. “In
addition,” says Sally, “one of our daughters
had surgery there, and some of our seven
grandchildren have also been patients at the
clinic. The Campbell Foundation has touched
our three generations!”
As grateful recipients of the Campbell
Foundation’s work, the Navarras wanted to
give back. “We sent donations in thanksgiving
to specifically honor the physicians, their
assistants, and the foundation — all of which
CHANGE THE COURSE OF MIGHTY RIVERS
Campbell Clinic,” says Frank, who retired
in May. “Everyone knew it was the premier
orthopaedics program in the United States. In
my travels globally, whenever I mentioned I was
from Memphis, invariably the response was,
‘Elvis Presley and Campbell Clinic.’ So early in
my career, I realized the clinic’s importance.”
He also realized the role that the Campbell
Foundation plays, with its mission to enhance
quality of life through surgeon education,
orthopaedic research, and community health
care. “People might be surprised to learn that
the foundation raises funds necessary to support
research for Campbell Clinic to operate as the
world renowned, reputable institution that it
is. A lot of visiting surgeons with very high
credentials from prestigious affiliations all
over the world come here for one reason:
Campbell Clinic.”
enabled our quality of life to continue,”
says Frank.
“Anyone can change the course of a river by
donating to the Campbell Foundation,”
adds Sally. “Without donations, the river
becomes still. Ongoing research is paramount.
Look at how far we’ve come, thanks to the
Foundation’s efforts. Every dollar truly changes
the course of many mighty rivers channeled by
the Campbell Foundation.”
You can change the course of people’s lives
when you support the Campbell Foundation.
Its mission flows in many directions, over
many people, thanks to donations from
everyday superheroes like you.
R EM EM BERING A H ERO
Former Campbell Clinic Chief of Staff, Dr. Lee
Watson Milford Jr., died peacefully holding the hand
of his beloved wife and surrounded by loving family
on November 22, 2013.
As one of the pioneers of hand surgery, Dr. Milford
believed that the human hand was the window
through which he touched the divine mystery in
human life. Walking into a room to see a patient, he
would always find a way to connect with the person.
Most of his patients were working people, men and
women who worked with their hands and depended
on them to support themselves and their families. He
treated patients whose hands had been mangled by
farm machinery or manufacturing presses. Dr. Milford
used his surgical skill and knowledge to comfort
patients who feared their injury to their hand or
arm would destroy their livelihood. He will also be
remembered for his gentle, compassionate spirit, his
quick wit, and his competitive tennis game.
Campbell Foundation Board Chairman Jack R. Blair
reflected with fondness, “Several years ago, the
Milfords invited Kathy and me to visit their home in
Highland, NC. As Lee was still recovering from heart
surgery, I assumed that tennis was not on the agenda.
However, Lee said he thought that one set might not
hurt him. After thrashing me 6 - 0, I started to leave the
court. Lee asked where I was going, and I replied that
we had just completed our one set. To which Lee said
that in my case, he could make an exception. Evidently,
the quality of my tennis game posed no immediate
hazard to his health.”
Through his healing touch, Dr. Milford changed
thousands of lives, and through his mentoring and
teaching, he sent other physicians into the world to heal
and restore broken bodies and broken lives. After
completing his orthopaedic residency at the Campbell
D R . L E E W AT S O N
MILFORD JR.
Foundation, he completed a fellowship in Los Angeles,
CA in the then newly emerging subspecialty of hand
surgery. Dr. Milford joined the staff of the Campbell
Clinic in 1951, and served as Chief of Staff from 1983
to 1987. He established the Hand Fellowship at the
Campbell Foundation and set its course for excellence.
Recognized as one of the world’s leading hand surgeons
and a pioneer in that field, Dr. Milford wrote one of the
few definitive texts on hand surgery entitled The Hand,
which he illustrated with his own color photos.
“Campbell Clinic was built upon the strong foundation
of our predecessors — they were giants in the field of
orthopaedics with great influence in the advancement
of our profession,” noted Dr. Frederick M. Azar,
Campbell Clinic Chief of Staff. “Dr. Milford was truly
a pioneer in the specialty of hand surgery and was a
mentor and friend to many of us. The Campbell staff
greatly misses the guidance of our teacher and
colleague, Dr. Lee Milford.”
Dr. Milford is survived by his loving wife of 69 years,
Betty, along with two children, four grandchildren,
and two great-grandchildren. He cared deeply about
Campbell Clinic and for what it exemplified in the
world of medicine. His colleagues there were among
his closest friends. That the clinic combined orthopaedic
medical practice with research, teaching, and public
service, provided him the ideal setting to live out
his professional life and do it in a way that gave him a
deep sense of meaning and purpose.
YOU CAN HELP
Compassionate patient care and surgeon education
were Dr. Milford’s life-long passions. To make a gift
in his memory to support our Resident Education
program, please contact the Campbell Foundation,
901.759.5490 or [email protected].
“When we were learning to become orthopaedic surgeons, there were men who were known as
‘pillars’ in the field, men who wrote the textbooks that we studied, and men who taught us and
taught our teachers. Lee Milford was one of those men. I was honored to work with him and was
always impressed by his dedication to his passions: faith, family and orthopaedic hand surgery.
Also, as Chief of Staff, he led with a gentle but firm hand.”
— Dr. Terry Canale, Campbell Foundation President
F O U N DAT I O N
GIFTS
There are superheroes in our midst, and we want to honor
their impact! The Campbell Foundation is grateful for
the generous support we received in 2013 from patients,
physicians, alumni, trustees, staff, corporations and
foundations. We celebrate the milestones that you, our
superhero donor, made happen in 2013, including:
40 orthopaedic residents were trained in orthopaedic
surgery to help patients everywhere lead pain-free, active lives.
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6 orthopaedic fellows gained specialized clinical and
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100+ patients in Managua, Nicaragua, were treated
through our medical mission program, funded by the Molly
Shumate Community Service Scholarship.
25 papers were published in peer-reviewed academic
journals providing innovative solutions to complex clinical
problems for the benefit of patients everywhere.
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n Children and adults throughout our community received
excellent orthopaedic care through our community outreach
clinics with area hospital partners and nonprofits.
surgical training in foot & ankle surgery, hand surgery,
pediatric orthopaedics, pediatric spine research, sports
medicine, and trauma.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2013
9%
36%
s
Total Revenue: $1,630,502
Total Expenses: $1,512,340
1%
54%
19%
SOURCES:
n Physician Contributions
n Foundation & Corporate
Support
n General Contributions
n Endowment Proceeds &
Other Revenue
30%
29%
USES:
n Community Healthcare
n Research & Publications
n Education
n Development
22%
Year-End Net Assets: $5,246,414
2014 PROGRAM NEEDS
We thank you for your support and encourage you to
continue to invest in the work of the Campbell Foundation.
This year, we strive to expand our impact through our
programs and services.
Resident and Fellow Education
The Campbell Foundation educational program is in the
top 10% of programs nationally.
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Select 2014 educational program costs include:
• Surgical Simulation Lab – $155,000
• Core Curriculum Support – $25,000
• Books & Supplies – $42,000
• Academic Conference & Travel Support – $155,000
• Credentialing and Academic Office Support – $288,000
Orthopaedic Research and Publications
Our scientific quest seeks to understand the linkage
between patient lifestyles (obesity, smoking, diabetes and
other factors) and orthopaedic outcomes. In addition, we
are focused on the unique orthopaedic challenges affecting
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children. Our research efforts strive to discover solutions
that can be implemented in orthopaedic clinics across the
globe to help more patients move freely, without pain.
Select 2014 research program costs include:
• Hugh Smith Research Grant – $50,000
• Professional Services – $65,000
• Research Supplies – $55,000
• Research Support Staff – $325,000
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Community Healthcare and Outreach Programs
We are committed to serving our community through both
contributed orthopaedic care for underserved populations and
educational information.
Select 2014 community healthcare costs include:
• Community Service Travel Externship (and ongoing funding
of the Molly Shumate Community Service Scholarship) –
$10,000
• Contributed Orthopaedic Care – $83,000
• Medical Outreach Clinics (allocated support) – $212,000
2013 SUPPORTERS OF THE
C A M PB E L L
F O U N DAT I O N
SUPERHEROES MAKING AN IMPACT
We are grateful for the many individuals and organizations that
supported the Campbell Foundation in 2013. Your gifts have
been put into action to advance musculoskeletal education,
research, and patient care right here in our community.
The Willis C. Campbell Society
Philanthropist $100,000+
Campbell Clinic
Wolters Kluwer
Fellows $50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
Partners $25,000 - $49,999
John T. Hocker Charitable
Foundation
Drs. Julie & David R.
Richardson
Smith & Nephew Endoscopy
Smith & Nephew Orthopaedics
Sustainers $10,000 - $24,999
Dr. & Mrs. William E. Albers
Arthrex
Dr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Azar
Baptist Memorial Health Care
Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. James H. Beaty
Dr. & Mrs. T. Craig Beeler
Bledsoe Brace Systems
Dr. & Mrs. James H.
Calandruccio
Dr. & Mrs. Francis X. Camillo
Dr. & Mrs. S. Terry Canale
Dr. & Mrs. David L. Cannon
Dr. Kevin B. Cleveland
Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Crenshaw Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. John R. Crockarell Jr.
Dr. John D. Dockery
Drs. Raymond Gardocki &
Eunice Huang
Dr. & Mrs. James L. Guyton
Dr. & Mrs. James W. Harkess
Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. Heck Jr.
Dr. Susan N. Ishikawa
Dr. Mark T. Jobe
Dr. & Mrs. Derek M. Kelly
Dr. & Mrs. David G. LaVelle
Dr. & Mrs. Santos F. Martinez
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Mascioli
Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin M. Mauck
Dr. & Mrs. Marc J. Mihalko
Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Miller III
Dr. & Mrs. G. Andrew Murphy
Orthopaedic Research &
Education Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Ashley L. Park
Dr. & Mrs. Edward A. Perez
Dr. & Mrs. Barry B. Phillips
Dr. & Mrs. Carlos E. Rivera
Drs. Krista & Matthew I.
Rudloff
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Sawyer
Skeletal Dynamics
Dr. & Mrs. David D. Spence
Stryker
Synthes, Inc.
Drs. Alyssa & Thomas W.
Throckmorton
Dr. Patrick C. Toy
United Orthopaedic Group
Drs. Susan & William C.
Warner Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Weinlein
Dr. A. Paige Whittle
Dr. & Mrs. Keith D. Williams
Willis C. Campbell Club
Dr. & Mrs. George W. Wood II
Patrons $5,000 - $9,999
Jack & Kathy Blair
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas T.
Cannon
Mrs. Carolyn Carnesale
Center for Orthotics &
Prosthetics, Inc.
Drs. Donna & Gregory Dabov
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Grear
Dr. & Mrs. Charles N. Hubbard
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Lackie
Dr. & Mrs. Arsen H. Manugian
Mid-America Orthopaedic
Association
Omega Medical Grants
Association
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Orgill III
OrthoPediatrics
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M.
Palazola
Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Papasan
Mr. & Mrs. W. Reid Sanders
Surgical Solutions
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Weller
The President’s Society
Sr. Member $2,500 - $4,999
First Tennessee Foundation
Dr. Lucie M. King
Mr. & Mrs. Jack S. Magids
Dr. & Mrs. E. Greer Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Rose
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Shumate
Wright Medical Technology
Member $1,000 - $2,499
ArthroCare
Cynthia N. Armistead
Dr. & Mrs. W. Richard Beaver
Dr. & Mrs. R. Tyler Boone
Dr. & Mrs. William L. Bourland
Dr. & Mrs. Michael F. Coscia
Dr. & Mrs. Randall L.
Davidson Jr.
DePuy Synthes Spine
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Hernandez
Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Hodges
Mr. Frank & Dr. Jeanne Jemison
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher M.
Johnson
Ms. Jennifer Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. E. Jeff Justis
Mrs. Sonya A. Krivcher
Dr. & Mrs. David J. Kuester
Dr. & Mrs. James G. McClure
McKesson Medical
Dr. & Mrs. William M. Mihalko
Dr. & Mrs. Terry R. Noonan
Dr. Ana Palmieri &
Mr. Richard Neel
Wendy & Cary Rotter
The Authors Registry, Inc.
Karen & Dennis Watson
Dr. Dexter H. Witte III
Drs. Martha McCravey &
Alan Wood
Friends Society
Gold $500 - $999
Mr. & Mrs. Otis Allen
Mrs. Daphne Boyle
Dr. & Mrs. James T. Canedy
Mrs. Betsy L. Carnesale-Wiseman
Mrs. Frederika F. Carney
Ms. Suzanne C. Clarke
Mr. & Mrs. Presley T. Creery
Ms. Kay C. Daugherty
Dr. & Mrs. Elwood J. Eichler
Dr. & Mrs. Hilary L. Hunt
Dr. & Mrs. A. Alex Jahangir
Dr. & Mrs. Frank B. Kelly Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Steven L. Martin
Dr. & Mrs. Scott W. McCall
Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. McGinley
Mr. & Mrs. Mike McNames
Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Riggins
Dr. Janet M. Robison
Dr. & Mrs. Kaveh R. Sajadi
Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Smith
Dr. & Mrs. Owen B. Tabor
Ms. Brenda Tichenor
Silver $250 - $499
Jacqueline & Ty Bates
Dr. & Mrs. Neal G. Clement
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Cope
Dr. & Mrs. R. Andrew Crone
Sandy Dodson
Dr. Laurie O. Hughes
Dr. & Mrs. Marvin R. Leventhal
Ms. Sarah Maurice
Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Navarra
Mrs. Carolyn J. Rogers
Dr. & Mrs. Seth Rosenzweig
Dr. William T. Wester
Bronze $100 - $249
Mrs. Tracy Avery
Dr. & Mrs. Allen S. Boyd
Ms. Althea Bragg
Ms. Frances A. Brewer
Mariesa C. Bridges
Ms. Sherry L. Busch
Campbell Surgery Center
Mrs. Joan Crowson
Mr. Jerry D. Dallas
Trudy Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Visanji T. Gala
Mr. Alwin Gatti
Mrs. Stephanie Hirka
Ms. Rosemary Graham
Dr. & Mrs. William M. Gramig
Mrs. Cornelia Hasen
Drs. Martin Herman &
Gabrielle Costello
Dr. George B. Higley Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. James D. Hodnett
Ms. Linda Jones
Dr. Mohan Karkera
Ms. Frances C. Kauffman
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Killebrew
Mr. Peter Y. Kim
2013
SUPERHEROES
Margaret Knack, RN, MS
Mr. Kenneth F. Lane
Dr. & Mrs. Dean A. Lusardi
Mrs. Stacy M. Lyons
Jana & Jason McCormick
Mrs. Betty L. Milford
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Milford
Dr. Wayne S. Montgomery
Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Paden
Dr. & Mrs. Paul D. Parsons
Pam & Chip Pleasant
Mr. Kerry S. Regen
Ms. Tamika Richardson
Kathleen A. Robertson, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Schrier
Ms. Bonnie T. Seitz
Jennifer & Chris Strain
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Turner
Peggy & William Veeser
Mr. & Mrs. William P. West
Dr. & Mrs. Phillip E. Wright II
Ms. Brenda A. Johnson
Ms. Angela G. Jones
Dr. & Mrs. Edward S. Kaplan
Ms. Teresa Kelsoe
Lisa & Eddie Knoff
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert
Langenfelder
Ms. Kelly D. Lee
Ms. Kristen G. Lowrance
Ms. Latoyia Maples
Ms. Tia D. Masters
Mrs. Pamela C. May
Ms. Mildred S. McCarley
Ms. Tanya McFadden
Mrs. Alice R. Moisan
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Monger
Mrs. Donna Morris
Ms. Gayle Murchison
Mr. Dan H. Murrell
Ms. Jessica Necaise
Ms. Valerie L. Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Schell
Carol Anne Shelly
Ms. Natalie Shive
Mrs. Barbara S. Smith
Mrs. Dale Snow
Ms. Amber Stone
Mrs. Wadie D. Tank
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Tashie
Mrs. Sara G. Thomas
Ms. Patti L. Thompson
Mr. Michael Williams
Ms. Joanne H. Woody
Gifts-in-Kind
Campbell Clinic
Geri Meltzer Design
Memorial Gifts
were made in memory of:
Supporters
Angel & Tylar Agus
Hillary & Michael Anderson
Beaux Arts Club
Mr. Nicholas T. Bird
Ms. Tamara Bonner
Mr. Samuel L. Brewer
Mr. Milton S. Brislin
Mrs. Linda B. Britt
Jennifer & Wesley Brown
Dena Bumpous
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Burch
Mrs. Betty J. Calandruccio
Dr. D. J. Canale
Ms. Amy Nicole Culbreath
Mrs. Lottie W. Dabbs
Mr. & Mrs. Lasley Dameron
Ms. Mimi S. Dann
Mrs. Peggy A. Dufek
Ms. Erica Hudson
Ms. Mary E. Feazel
Ms. Susan L. Gibson
Suzanne & Jeremy Gillean
Mrs. Melisa K. Graves
Mr. Stanley Griffin
Ms. Nicole Gult
Ruth Hayes
Mr. R. Max Herring
Mr. Wade E. Hodge
Shanna & Jarred Holloway
Amy H. Horvath
Mrs. Kimberly Houston
Barry W. Burns
Campbell Surgery Center
Sandy Dodson
Dr. & Mrs. E. Jeff Justis
Mrs. Alice R. Moisan
Dr. & Mrs. E. Greer Richardson
Ms. Rhoda L. Phelps
Dr. & Mrs. John D. Pigott
Mr. & Mrs. A.W. Pope
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Porter
Ms. Angel O. Potts
Ms. Lori F. Raburn
Mr. Jimmy Ray
Lacy & J.B. Raefsnyder
Mrs. Ashley K. Reed
Mrs. Barbara L. Richardson
Ms. Catherine Z. Richardson
Ms. Fonda Rivers
Ms. Lisa B. Ross
Ms. Ashley Russell
Ms. Bettye J. Sanders
Mr. J. Coren Scates
Rocco A. Calandruccio, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. William P. West
Willis C. Campbell, M.D.
Mrs. Frederika F. Carney
Peter G. Carnesale, M.D.
Mrs. Carolyn Carnesale
Mrs. Betsy CarnesaleWiseman
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert
Langenfelder
Dr. William T. Wester
Al Clayton
Sandy Dodson
Allen S. Edmonson, M.D.
Peggy & William Veeser
Julian Hays
Ms. Frances A. Brewer
Kenneth C. Hill, M.D.
Dr. & Mrs. Elwood J. Eichler
Liz LaVelle
Mr. Jerry D. Dallas
Lee W. Milford, M.D.
Beaux Arts Club
Jack & Kathy Blair
Dr. & Mrs. William L. Bourland
Christie & Jeremy Boyd
James Boyd Jr.
Jonathan Boyd
Martha & Jim Boyd
Dr. D. J. Canale
Community Foundation Board
& Staff
Mrs. Lottie W. Dabbs
Mr. & Mrs. Lasley Dameron
Ms. Mimi S. Dann
First Tennessee Foundation
Ms. Nicole Gult
Mrs. Cornelia Hasen
Dr. George B. Higley Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Charles N. Hubbard
Dr. & Mrs. E. Jeff Justis
Dr. & Mrs. Edward S. Kaplan
Ms. Mildred S. McCarley
Mrs. Betty L. Milford
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Milford
Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Monger
Dr. & Mrs. G. Andrew Murphy
Mr. Dan H. Murrell
Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Papasan
Dr. & Mrs. John D. Pigott
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Porter
Ms. Bonnie T. Seitz
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Tashie
Mrs. Sara G. Thomas
Karen & Dennis Watson
T. David Sisk, M.D.
Drs. Alan Wood & Martha
McCravey
Hugh Smith, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. W. Reid Sanders
Dr. & Mrs. Owen B. Tabor
Marcus J. Stewart, M.D.
Dr. & Mrs. Owen B. Tabor
2013
SUPERHEROES
Robert E. Tooms, M.D.
Dr. & Mrs. W. Richard Beaver
Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Blair
Mrs. Betty J. Calandruccio
Dr. & Mrs. S. Terry Canale
Mrs. Carolyn Carnesale
Dr. & Mrs. Michael F. Coscia
Mr. & Mrs. Presley T. Creery
Mrs. Cornelia Hasen
Dr. & Mrs. Charles N.
Hubbard
Ms. Jennifer Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. E. Jeff Justis
Dr. & Mrs. Marvin R.
Leventhal
Mrs. Betty L. Milford
Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Miller III
Ms. Gayle Murchison
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Orgill III
Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Papasan
Dr. & Mrs. E. Greer Richardson
Dr. Janet M. Robison
Ms. Bonnie T. Seitz
Linda B. Britt
Mr. Alwin Gatti
James H. Calandruccio, M.D.
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Campbell Foundation Staff
Drs. Julie & David Richardson
Carolyn E. Carnesale
Mrs. Betsy Carnesale-Wiseman
John R. Crockarell, M.D.
Ms. Joanne H. Woody
Joan Crowson
Dr. & Mrs. E. Jeff Justis
Drs. Julie & David Richardson
Dr. & Mrs. John C. Weinlein
John D. Dockery, M.D.
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Ms. Peggy A. Dufek
Thomas A. Russell, M.D.
Dr. Ana Palmieri &
Mr. Richard Neel
Molly M. Shumate
Mr. & Mrs. Mike McNames
Thomas W.
Throckmorton, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Paden
William C. Warner Jr., M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. R. Andrew Crone
Karen R. Watson
Mrs. Carolyn J. Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. A. Michael Palazola
Keith D. Williams, M.D.
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Phillip E. Wright, M.D.
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Peggy & William Veeser
Karen & Dennis Watson
Dr. & Mrs. Phillip E. Wright II
William C. Warner, Sr., M.D.
Dr. & Mrs. James H.
Calandruccio
Sandy Dodson
Wendy & Cary Rotter
Mrs. Maxwell Whittle
Sandy Dodson
Honoraria
were made in honor of:
Kermit W. Fox, M.D.
Dr. & Mrs. Elwood J. Eichler
James L. Guyton, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Bozicevich
Ms. Catherine Z. Richardson
Boyd Memorial Lecture Fund
Rocco A. Calandruccio, M.D.
Research and Education
Endowment Fund
S.T. Canale, M.D. Resident
Research Endowment
Dr. Peter G. Carnesale Education
Endowment Fund
John T. Hocker, M.D.
Orthopaedic Internship Fund
Alvin J. Ingram, M.D. Pediatric
Orthopaedic Lectureship
John S. Jenkins Memorial Fund
Hugh Smith Research Fund
Robert A. Knight, M.D.
Endowment Fund
Legacy Society
Anonymous
Mrs. Peggy Dufek
Dr. Dale E. Fox
Dr. Marvin M. Gibson
Mrs. Peggy Metz
Endowment Funds
James H. Beaty, M.D.
Endowment Fund
James W. Harkess, M.D.
Mr. Samuel L. Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Paden
Ms. Betty J. Sanders
Robert K. Heck Jr., M.D.
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Mr. Jimmy Ray
Frederick M. Azar, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. R. Andrew Crone
Mr. & Mrs. Visanji T. Gala
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Navarra
Mr. & Mrs. A.W. Pope
David G. LaVelle, M.D.
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Crone
Mr. Jerry D. Dallas
Mrs. Sonya A. Krivcher
Mr. & Mrs. Kerry S. Regen
M. Denise Blassingame
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Burch
Mrs. Donna Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Schell
Mrs. Dale Snow
Kate LaVelle
Mr. Jerry D. Dallas
Amanda L. Boothe
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Navarra
Barry B. Phillips, M.D.
Dr. Thomas F. Boulden
Robert H. Miller III, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Paden
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