Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell Opens To Patients

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A RESOURCE FOR FRIENDS OF THE
C A P I TA L H E A LT H F O U N D AT I O N
Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell
Opens To Patients
Our family, friends and neighbors now have access to the finest health care at their doorsteps.
Capital Health Medical Center - Hopewell opened its doors to patients on November 6.
The new, state-of-art, Capital Health Medical
Center – Hopewell officially opened for
business on Sunday, November 6 when a fleet
of ambulances moved close to 70 patients
from the Mercer campus to the new facility.
The new hospital features advanced medical
services in a non-traditional hospital setting
that incorporates patient-friendly design with
unique, environmentally conscious features.
High level, specialized medical services such
as neurosciences, digestive health, advanced
orthopedic services, cancer, CyberKnife®
radiosurgery, daVinci® robotic surgery,
reconstructive surgery, and specialized
pediatric emergency care are combined with
amenities such as an on-site spa, coffee kiosk,
cyber café, bistro and boutique gift shops.
“From two hospitals that merged to stay viable,
a new Capital Health has emerged and with it
the finest medical facility available. This new
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medical center features sophisticated technology and medical services, highly skilled
physicians and clinicians, and amenities that
completely alter the experience of being in,
or visiting, a hospital,” said Al Maghazehe,
President and CEO, Capital Health.
Contributing toward the advancement of
Capital Health’s vision of being a regional
health care destination are the many individuals,
corporations, foundations and organizations
that have pledged their support of The
Campaign for Capital Health. Their names
are included in the insert to this newsletter.
Additionally, there are some special donor
profiles included in this edition. Read about
how their leadership support helped to
catapult the campaign to new levels.
The Campaign for Capital Health began in
the quiet phase in 2007. By the time we had
gone public in 2010, over $17 million had
been committed to the effort. And, we are
proud to report that the campaign total now
stands at $21.3 million.
Our philanthropic success has been made
possible in part due to the leadership of a
dedicated Board of Directors, but mostly due
to the generosity of friends and family like
you. We heartedly extend our appreciation
to those of you who have pledged to The
Campaign for Capital Health to date.
However, Capital Health would not be able to
deliver exceptional care without the support
of the people it serves. Whether you are a
patient, a neighbor, an employee or a physician,
if you haven’t supported the campaign yet,
we encourage you to join your friends and
colleagues in helping to ensure continued
enhancement of the high quality health care
that we all want and deserve.
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Foundation Welcomes New Board Members
Capital Health Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of eight new members to the Board of Directors.
“Our new members are wonderful leaders and
exemplify extraordinary commitment to their
community. The Foundation is so fortunate
and absolutely thrilled to be working with
these very talented people,” said Chairman
of the Board, Miles W. Truesdell Jr.
A graduate of East Stroudsburg University
and Michigan State University, John R. Jones
is the Regional Vice President of Sales for
Staples Advantage, the business-to-business
division of Staples, Inc. He is responsible for
growing Fortune 1000 accounts including all
health care accounts in New York, Pennsylvania,
Connecticut and Delaware. John’s primary
duties include maintaining and growing
existing accounts through lines of business
such as office supplies, furniture, print,
facilities, technology and promotional
products. Prior to joining Staples in 2000,
John held management positions for Pepsico
Food Systems, Marriott, Inc. and Burger King
Corporation. John resides in Yardley with his
wife and three children.
Robert N. Ridolfi, Esq. is the managing
member of the law firm, Robert N. Ridolfi,
LLC, specializing in land use and real estate
law. He has been a licensed attorney in the
State of New Jersey since 1974 and a member
of U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey.
A graduate of Princeton University and the
Denver University College of Law, Bob is a
member of the New Jersey Bar Association
and the Mercer County Bar Association,
where he was Chairman of the real estate
sector for several years. He is the Corporate
Secretary, a founding Shareholder and Director
of The Bank of Princeton and is currently on
the board of the Princeton Symphony
Orchestra. Bob is also a member of the
Board of Governors of the Princeton Charter
Club and a former board member of the
American Boychoir School.
In 1998, Rosa Rosado became the first
Hispanic woman to own and operate a
McDonald’s franchise in the Philadelphia
Region. Along with her husband, she now
owns six McDonald’s restaurants. Prior to her
career with McDonalds, Rosa owned two
small businesses in Trenton and established
the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Mercer
County. Rosa is active as a mentor and
church counsel member of St. Mary’s
Cathedral, a board member of Univision,
Telemundo and Mega Radio Station and a
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Public Relations and Purchasing committee
member of Ronald McDonald House Charities.
She has also served on the board of the
Mercer County Chamber of Commerce,
the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of
Philadelphia and Latina Women’s Council of
Mercer County. Rosa has received numerous
awards and recognition for her service to the
community and success in business.
Gary A. Tuma, MD, FACS joined the medical
staff at Capital Health and launched Plastic
Surgery Associates of NJ in January 2011. Dr.
Tuma who is board certified both in general
and plastic surgery, received his bachelor’s
degree from Boston College and went on to
obtain his medical degree at Jefferson
Medical College in Philadelphia. Prior to his
arrival at Capital Health, he was an Assistant
Professor of Surgery at Jefferson University
Hospital and part of the oldest continual
private practice in Plastic Surgery in the
Country. He brings to Capital Health
extensive experience in both reconstructive
and cosmetic procedures involving the face,
breast and body. As part of the Capital
Health team, Dr. Tuma will do reconstructive
surgery for trauma patients brought into the
Bristol-Myers Squibb Trauma Center at
Capital Health Regional Medical Center.
In addition he offers complex reconstructive
procedures for the neurosurgical, orthopedic
and general surgical patients, including the
use of microsurgical techniques. Dr. Tuma
also performs a variety of breast reconstruction
options for women faced with breast cancer
and will be the director of reconstruction for
the comprehensive breast care center
at Capital Health. Dr. Tuma has been the
recipient of various research grants and has
published numerous articles and book
chapters on breast reconstruction, soft tissue
reconstruction and stem cell research.
J. Scott Needham is the President of Princeton
Air Conditioning, one of the largest HVAC
businesses in the central New Jersey region.
Scott has been a Board Member of Princeton
Regional Chamber of Commerce since 2006
and an active member and past president of
the Princeton Corridor Rotary Club. He
serves as Advisory Board Chair for The Bank
of Princeton. He sits on the Mercer County
Community College Foundation Board and is
an active member of the EDEN W.E.R.C’s
Business Advisory Council, which serves to
find community based employment for
adults with Autism. Scott has been involved
with Linc Service Business Advisory Board,
Efficiency First.org and Isles, Inc. In 2004, he
won the Princeton Regional Chamber of
Commerce “Entrepreneur of the Year” award
and has been recognized by the New Jersey
Small Business Administration as “New Jersey
Small Business Persons of the Year”. Scott
received a degree in Architecture from Roger
Williams University.
Donald J. Loff, CIMA is a Wealth Management
Advisor and Senior Vice President – Investments
for Merrill Lynch. With more than 34 years of
financial services experience, Don is skilled in
developing investment strategies, asset
allocation, portfolio monitoring and overall
wealth management for high net worth
clients and institutions. Don is a Magna Cum
Laude graduate of Baruch College and holds
the designation of Certified Investment
Management Analyst (CIMA®), awarded at
the Wharton School of the University of
Pennsylvania. Don served as Chairman of the
Board of the Mercer Regional Chamber of
Commerce and received the prestigious
“Citizen of the Year” award in 2008 from the
organization. He served on the Mercer
County Community College Board of
Trustees for over twenty years and has also
been involved with the American Boychoir
School, the Titusville Academy, the American
Heart Association, the Boy Scouts of America,
the United Way, the New Jersey State Commission on Higher Education and the New
Jersey Council of County Colleges, which he
Chaired from 1992 to 1994. Don enjoys competing on his Quarter Horses in reined cow
horse events, and is an avid tennis player.
Eric S. Poe, Esq., CPA is Chief Marketing &
Business Development Officer for NJ PURE
and Chief Operating Officer for CURE Auto
Insurance. He is a licensed attorney and
Certified Public Accountant. Eric’s insurance
and legal expertise has resulted in his being
called to testify on the topic of insurance
before the New Jersey State Senate, the
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, the
New Hampshire House of Representatives,
the House of Representatives in Washington
D.C., and the National Coalition of Insurance
Commissioners. He has also appeared
nationally on CNBC and Fox Business News,
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as well as many regional television stations in
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida as an
expert guest on the topic of auto and medical
malpractice insurance. In addition, he is an
accredited CME presenter and a published
author in the field of medical malpractice
insurance. In 2004, Eric was awarded NJBiz’s
“40 under 40” award signifying him as one of
the 40 most influential business entrepreneurs
under the age of 40 in New Jersey.
As a resident of Mercer County for over 20
years, Karen Flicker has volunteered at Mercer
Hospital, did nursing clinical rotations there
and gave birth to her daughter at Mercer.
She serves as Director of Development and
Community Outreach for Comprehensive
Mental Health Services in Pennington. For
three years, Karen served as Chairman of the
Susan G. Komen For the Cure spring gala
where they reached record fundraising
amounts. She is a member of the Hopewell
Valley Municipal Alliance and has been
involved with Womanspace and Race For
The Cure. In her earlier life, Karen was an
actress at The Second City, a premier comedy
club and improvisation school in Chicago,
where she shared the stage with the comedic
talents of Jim Belushi, George Wendt and
Mary Gross. Karen holds dual Bachelor of
Arts degrees in Psychology and Fine Arts in
Theatre from Western Illinois University and
an Associate Degree in Nursing Science from
Mercer County Community College.
A Very “Resourceful” Gentleman
He’s given his time as a board
member and his financial resources to
The Campaign for Capital Health.
Joseph R. Jingoli, Sr. is a man of few words,
but a gentleman of commitment
and dedication to his work, his
family and to Capital Health.
In 2001, he sold the construction company
to his sons and the real estate development
to his daughters. While his children continue
his business legacy, he remains active in
the daily operations of his businesses.
Joe Jingoli was born in Trenton
and has been a lifelong Mercer
County resident. In 1970, he
expanded Joseph Jingoli and Son
Inc. and began real estate
development. Later, he formed JJS
Construction Management and
secured projects like the Mercer
County Courthouse, Mercer Oaks
Golf Course and Clubhouse and
the Ewing Township Municipal
Police Facility.
Joe has been involved in Capital Health
leadership for close to 20 years, serving on
the Associate Board of Helene Fuld Medical
Center, the Board of Governors of Helene
Fuld Healthcare and the Capital Health
System Board of Directors. He’s
seen the hospital in both hardship
and gain. And when it came time
to build a new, state-of-the-art
hospital in Hopewell, he knew he
didn’t want to miss out on the
opportunity to be a part of this
memorable period in Capital
Health history.
In 2008, Joe made a leadership
pledge to the Campaign for
Capital Health. In recognition
of his generosity, the Joseph R.
Jingoli, Sr. Resource Center has
been named in his honor.
IBEW Local Union 269 Makes a $100,000 Pledge To Capital
Health Foundation
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 269 has made a leadership gift of $100,000 to
The Campaign for Capital Health.
The gift is dedicated to the hospital’s $530
million expansion project that includes a new,
state-of-the-art hospital in Hopewell Township.
“The new hospital project put a lot of our
guys to work”, said IBEW Local 269 business
manager, Stephen Aldrich, “and we thought
we would throw something back to the
hospital in the form of a donation.”
“This wonderful leadership gift from the
IBEW illustrates the strong partnership
between Capital Health, the community, the
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trade’s council and our contractors. With
IBEW’s strong support, Capital Health is
continuing to advance as a leader in health
care in the Central New Jersey region,
providing residents with optimal medical
care close to home,” said Samuel J. Plumeri,
Jr., Chairman, Capital Health Board of
Directors.
In recognition of their generosity, the Fireplace
Lounge area in the main entrance to Capital
Health Medical Center – Hopewell has been
named in their honor.
IBEW representatives, Wayne D'Angelo (left) and
Steve Aldrich (right) present their first pledge payment
to Samuel J. Plumeri, Jr.
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Garden Brings “Life” to Hopewell
While we have yet to experience the rooftop garden in full bloom, the CHAI Healing Garden at Capital Health
Regional Medical Center – Hopewell has already caught the attention of many visitors, patients and staff who
could be seen enjoying the recent abnormally warm November afternoons.
Studies show that the more we are engaged
with the environment through all our senses,
the lower are our rates of anxiety and the less
we are aware of pain. The CHAI Healing
Garden features a pergola, winding pathways,
two patios and an array of trees, shrubs,
plants, grasses and flowers that provide a
calming space for healing and contemplation.
It’s a space where patients can meet with their
families, an outpatient can wait for their
prescription, or staff can relax together
during lunch.
The rooftop garden, which can be viewed
from the hospital’s infusion center, also has
added environmental benefits of cooling and
water filtration.
The garden was named by the hospital’s
radiologists, Capital Health Advanced Imaging,
in recognition for their generous commitment
to The Campaign for Capital Health. Dr.
Yaakov Applbaum, Chairman of Radiology,
and his partners made a leadership pledge
of $225,000 to the effort.
“Being able to contribute to this historic
venture has been a privilege”, said Dr.
Applbaum. “When our group was given the
opportunity to dedicate a segment of the new
hospital, we were particularly excited when we
saw the rooftop garden, open to all, but
specifically located outside the chemotherapy
infusion center. As diagnostic and interventional radiologists, a very large portion of our
work is participating in the care of cancer
patients, be it making the initial findings on a
CT or MR, confirming the diagnosis using
image-guided biopsy, or being involved in
treatment, such as radio frequency tumor
ablation, for example.” Dr. Applbaum adds,
“Our acronym, CHAI, (
) means “Life”, in
Hebrew. It is fitting that this truly beautiful
healing garden of life help soothe the spirits
of patients, their families, and the dedicated
health workers devoted to their care.”
Campaign Donors Recognized In Hospital Atrium
Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell was built to create an environment designed to calm and comfort,
heal and nurture, protect and support.
It is a new kind of hospital that enhances the
patient experience, offering the highest level
of care in harmony with the environment.
It was this emphasis on environmental
awareness and the healing power of nature
that inspired The Campaign for Capital Health
donor recognition wall designed by Mitchell
Associates of Wilmington, Delaware. This
impressive piece hangs in the atrium of the
hospital across from the grand colored
pattern window wall.
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“We wanted a recognition wall that would
thoughtfully acknowledge the leadership
support we received to the Campaign, inspire
others and also mesh with the beauty and
design of the building’s features and natural
surroundings”, said Arline Stephan, Executive
Director of Capital Health Foundation.
“Mitchell and Associates
has long-standing experience in donor recognition
and an impressive portfolio
of work at other health
care facilities. They
created a magnificent
structure that brings
harmony to the existing
beauty of the hospital.”
contributors whose names appear on its
panels. Other design components of this
display, like the custom aluminum dividers
and the decorative jewel-like tiles recall the
aesthetic of the stainless steel architectural
railing supports above and the modularity and
coloration of the grandly-scaled tinted glass
window wall opposite the display. Further
detailing of the display includes pale blue,
wave-sculpted modules (a visual reference to
the flow of the nearby Delaware River)
announcing the various gift levels of the
listed contributors and vertical, stone-colored
dividers which recall the coloration of the
beautiful, stacked-stone architectural pilasters
of the impressive, welcoming lobby atrium
space.
Since The Campaign for
Capital Health donor wall
is located in the open
4-story atrium, great care
was taken to create a
display which is
welcoming as well as
respectful of the
architectural scale of
the space. The forest imagery was chosen for
its lush green coloration and its visual metaphor
for healthful growth and strength in numbers,
so evident in the generosity of the many
“Our donors will forever be connected to this
new facility”, shared Jessica Besler, Director
of Development and Foundation Relations.
“Their support is recognized in such a way
that compliments the design of the hospital
and the natural habitat in which we are located.”
Consider a donation to Capital Health
Foundation. The names of those who
give $1,000 or more to The Campaign
for Capital Health by December 30, 2011
will be included on the donor wall.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Supports Colorectal
Screening at Capital Health
Capital Health Foundation recently received a $50,000 grant from Bristol-Myers Squibb Company to continue the
Colorectal Cancer Screening and Education Program.
This program, which began in 2008 through a
partnership with the American Cancer Society
and was originally funded from a grant from
Bristol-Myers Squibb, helps Trenton residents
fight colon cancer through education and
screenings.
Thanks to this generous gift, Capital Health’s
Regional Cancer Center will be able to provide
free colonoscopies to 100 more medically
underserved patients in Trenton communities.
“Colorectal cancer is the third-most common
cancer diagnosed in both men and women
and frequently begins as a polyp that becomes
cancerous. Therefore, detecting and removing
a polyp at an early stage decreases the risk of
a cancer significantly,” said Rona Remstein,
RN, BSN, BA, Director of Oncology Services
at Capital Health. “However, many Trenton
residents are without health insurance so
regular cancer screenings are not an
affordable option.”
Health. “We succeeded in either curing those
with early colon cancer or prevented future
cancers from developing by removing
precancerous lesions.”
Based upon the Program's past outcomes,
Capital Health anticipates that between 40
and 50 percent of those screened will have
one or more polyps that need to be removed.
Between October 2008 and December 2010,
Capital Health performed a total of 360
colonoscopies made possible through the
original grant. They found that 25 percent of
patients had cancerous polyps.
“Bristol-Myers Squibb is pleased to support
Capital Health’s efforts to increase awareness
of colorectal cancer and provide screenings to
residents of the Trenton area,” said Frederick
J. Egenolf, Director, Community Affairs.
“Our goal is to reduce health disparities and
improve patient outcomes by strengthening
community efforts to make health care tools
available to those in need. By using our grant
to provide free colorectal cancer screenings,
Capital Health is helping hundreds of at-risk
patients who would otherwise have little or no
means of obtaining a potentially life-saving
procedure.”
“The first two years of this program helped
provide preventative health care in the form
of colon cancer screening,” said Dr. Armen
Simonian, a gastroenterologist at Capital
Babies Make Waves at Capital Health
Capital Health Foundation offers a new baby recognition program that allows you to make a donation in honor of a newborn baby.
All families celebrating a birth at Capital Health
are invited to add their baby’s name and birth
date to the Baby Waves wall located in the 3rd
floor lobby of Capital Health Medical Center –
Hopewell. Anyone born at Capital Health, past
or present, including those born at Mercer, Fuld
and Regional Medical Center, is eligible to add
their name to the wall.
that can be inscribed with the name and birth
date of a child. The aqueous colored, curvaceous & layered modules make reference to
The purchase of a fish on the Baby Waves wall
will support programs, services and equipment
in the Newborn Nursery and the Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit.
Please contact the Foundation office at
609-394-4121 for more information, or to
purchase a fish on the Baby Waves wall.
This new wall, collaboratively designed by staff
of Capital Health Foundation and Mitchell
Associates, features whimsical fish in three sizes
Honor Your Hero
the flowing rivers and streams of the region as
well as the waves of hope, joy and happiness
that the arrival of a new baby inspires.
Skilled, compassionate care is the standard at Capital Health.
The expertise of our physicians, nurses,
EMTs, volunteers and other members of our
exceptional care team is second to none.
The HEALTHCARE HEROES Program gives
grateful patients and their families an
opportunity to support Capital Health by
paying tribute to a caregiver who made a
difference during their visit or stay.
When you make a donation in honor of a
physician, nurse or other caregiver, your
Healthcare Hero will receive a special
certificate and letter informing him or her
of your thoughtful gift, plus a unique
Healthcare Hero lapel pin to wear proudly
while providing trusted care to others.
Honor your HEALTHCARE HERO today at capitalhealth.org/foundation
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Tournament Raises $119,000
The Fourth Annual Dr. Abraham George Memorial Golf Tournament was held on June 15 at Mercer Oaks Golf
Course in West Windsor.
The event was a huge success and raised
more than $119,000 in support of Capital
Health's growth and expansion projects
including the new Capital Health Medical
Center - Hopewell and renovations at the
Capital Health Regional Medical Center.
The event welcomed over 220 golfers
including the voice of the Philadelphia Eagles,
Merrill Reese. This year’s tournament was
sponsored by BESLER Consulting.
“The success of this year’s tournament is
a testament to the exceptional event
experience our guests have had in the past,
to Dr. George’s memory and to the unyielding
vote of confidence that our family, friends and
business associates have in Capital Health,”
said Eric S. Poe, Esq, principal at NJ PURE and
tournament chairperson.
In addition to a great day on the links,
participants also enjoyed a cocktail reception,
dinner, skill prizes, a 50/50 contest, raffle and
silent auction of unique items and trips.
Tree Finds New Life at Hopewell Campus
The Tree of Life has been redesigned and relocated from the Mercer campus to the 5th floor patient tower lobby at
Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell.
For years, the traditional oak tree design,
crafted of brass leaves and stones, hung in
the lobby of the 7th floor Oncology unit. It
included the names of individuals who have
battled cancer and the special messages
from loved ones.
Instead of moving the existing tree to Capital
Health Medical Center – Hopewell, the
Foundation determined that it would be
best to redesign the piece to compliment
the architectural qualities of the new facility.
All existing leaves and stones from the tree
at Mercer were replaced with silver leaves in
three different sizes.
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This new, refreshed approach uses imagery of
a spring flowering dogwood tree (which are
indigenous to the region) to honor and remember
our friends and loved ones. The Tree of Life
symbolizes the hope, courage
and gratitude of our patients,
their families and friends. All
gifts received in support of
the Tree of Life are used to
improve medical care and
services for patients and their
loved ones.
existing leaf or stone from the Tree of Life from
the Mercer campus. If you or a loved one
would like your leaf or stone, please contact the
Foundation at 609-394-4121.
The Foundation can make
arrangements to mail any
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Race Results in $17,000 for Capital Health
The First Annual Diaper Dash for Healthy Babies was held on May 21 on the
site of Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell.
Over 300 people participated in the event
including 129 runners and 163 walkers, some
coming from as far as Flanders, NY.
Additionally, a dedicated core of volunteers
from Capital Health, Bank of America and
Hopewell Valley High School helped out
with the race.
Proceeds will be used to purchase a pediatric
simulator mannequin.
Support
Areas of
Gifts to the Capital Health Foundation
provide support for the facilities and
equipment, programs, and services
that provide quality health care within
our community. Most recently, donors
to the Foundation have made possible
“We are thrilled with the outcome of the
Diaper Dash and are proud to report that
more than $17,000 was raised for MaternalChild Health and Pediatric Services at Capital
Health”, said Dr. James O’Mara, race organizer
and ObGyn from Affiliates in Woman’s Care.
the following:
Prescription drug coverage,
medical equipment, home
infusion, assistive devices and
transportation costs for indigent
patients
Grant Support Important To Capital Health
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Capital Health Foundation received several grants in 2010.
Scholarship support and book
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. granted
$10,000 to the Foundation for a Comfort/
Sensory Room for Mental Health Patients
with Psychiatric Crisis. A Comfort / Sensory
room is a space that is designed to calm the
senses and expose the patient to visual,
auditory, olfactory and tactile stimuli. It is a
place where patients can engage in meaningful activities and staff can more effectively
teach calming techniques. It is used to
provide a supportive sensory environment
and to assist in the de-escalation and or
prevention of violence.
Novo Nordisk Inc. gave $10,000 for
Outpatient Diabetes Treatment and SelfManagement Education for low or no income
and the under or uninsured populations.
The grant will fund education resources and
supplies used for treating and teaching
management techniques to Trenton’s
underserved diabetic population.
Area VII Physicians Review Organization
generously contributed $5,000 for Capital
Health Regional Medical Center’s Convertible
Car Seat and Booster Seat Safety Education
Program. The Bristol-Myers Squibb Trauma
Center at Capital Health Regional Medical
Center Trauma Department offers child
safety seat check-ups two times a year to the
community. If necessary, a proper size car
seat is given to the family after it is properly
installed in their vehicle at the event.
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Additionally, the Trauma Educators present
the car seat program ”Let’s Buckle Up” to
pre-school groups. Upon assessing the
needs of each child during the program, an
appropriate booster seat is then given to the
child’s family for the safe travel of the child.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company recently
awarded the Capital Health Foundation a
$13,000 grant to fund start up costs and
medical equipment and supplies at a new
gynecological clinic. This new GYN Clinic
will provide outpatient surgical services, such
as colposcopies, endometrial biopsies,
cryotherapy, and loop electrosurgical excision
procedures. In addition, the new GYN Clinic
will provide STD screening, counseling
services, and contraception advice including
IUD insertions. The clinic will also act as a
vital screening venue for many other major
illnesses such as Hypertension and Obesity,
where patients will be referred to the
appropriate medical facilities.
The Walter and Louise Sutcliffe
Foundation funded Capital Health’s
Colorectal Screening program with a grant
of $10,000. This grant will be used to offer
free colonoscopies for uninsured, indigent
patients and provide important screenings
for colon and rectal cancers.
nurses and staff
vouchers for School of Nursing
students
Transilluminators used for vein
imaging for newborns
Breast pumps for clinic patients
Bassinettes for the Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit
Breast exam models
Portable sleep monitoring system
Two Stedy sit-to-stand chairs
Bicycle helmets, convertible car
seats and booster for the Trauma
education
Orthopedic models of knees,
shoulders and feet
Rose Kline Oncology Lecture
Cookbooks, test strips, glucose,
food models and portion
examples for the Diabetes Care
Program
Krames On-Demand patient
education online resource
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Capital Health Foundation
Board of
Directors
Steven B. Birnbaum
SofTrek Corporation
Robert P. Casey, Esq.
Lenox, Socey, Formidoni, Giordano,
Lang, Cooley & Casey
Jane T. Ensminger
Capital Health Auxiliary
Karen Flicker
Comprehensive Mental Health Services
Vernon H. Hammond, CLU
Hammond Insurance Agency
John R. Jones
Staples, Inc.
Harold R. Levenson
LFL Veritas, LLC
Donald J. Loff, CIMA
The Loff Group / Merrill Lynch
Al Maghazehe, PhD, FACHE
Capital Health
Sean S. Murray
Wilmington Trust of New Jersey FSB
J. Scott Needham
Princeton Air Conditioning, Inc.
Samuel J. Plumeri, Jr.
New Jersey State Parole Board
Eric S. Poe, Esq., CPA
NJ PURE and CURE Auto Insurance
Robert N. Ridolfi, Esq.
Private Practice
Donna L. Roowala
Independent Travel Consultant
Rosa Rosado
Rosado Enterprises, LLC
John Simone, Jr.
John Simone Realty, Inc.
Nurses Benefit From Foundation
Support
The Nurse Education Fund at Capital Health Foundation exists to provide
Capital Health nurses with important access to conferences, reference
materials, advanced training and best practices.
Two recent recipients of grant support from
the Nurse Education Fund include Marge
Olkowski, RN, BSN, CPAN and Barbara
Mizenko, RNC-OB, C-EFM.
“I have been very fortunate to have been
awarded grant support from the Foundation
to attend several different seminars and
conferences that have been invaluable in
helping me to keep abreast of the most
current information and updates in labor
and delivery. Without the generous grant
support from the Foundation, I would not
have been able to afford these critical
educational opportunities”, said Barbara
Mizenko, RNC-OB, C-EFM.
Marge Olkowski, RN, BSN, CPAN added,
“Thanks to the Capital Health Foundation,
I was able to attend a conference on PeriAnesthesia Nursing. As a result, I gained
important knowledge that helps me to
effectively manage a variety of clinical
situations in the PACU. The support from
the Nurse Education Fund helped me to find
better means to deliver nursing excellence to
the patient population we serve.”
Capital Women Make An Impact
We invite you to be counted among a group of smart, energetic, and
passionate women who care deeply about the health and wellness of the
communities served by Capital Health.
Become a part of a women’s giving circle
making strategic grants on behalf of Capital
Health Foundation.
Capital Women in Philanthropy (CWP) is a
women’s giving circle where female donors
pool their financial resources, learn about the
funding choices available at Capital Health
and collectively decide how the funds are
best used.
Since its inception, this group has become an
influential network of women who are leveraging
their philanthropic dollars to profoundly affect
the lives of patients and their families at
Capital Health. Capital Women have funded
programs in Wound Care Services, the NICU,
Pastoral Care, Oncology, Trauma Education
and Bereavement Services.
As a member of Capital Women in
Philanthropy, you will find that your own life
will be enriched as you enrich the lives and
health and well being of others.
Visit capitalhealth.org/foundation or call
609-815-7200 for more information or to join
Capital Women in Philanthropy.
Arline M. Stephan
Capital Health Foundation
Save the Date
Ruthann Tobolski
Capital Health
Miles W. Truesdell Jr.
Retired, The Truesdell Co., Inc.
Gary A. Tuma, MD
Plastic Surgery Associates of New Jersey
Marc S. Whitman, MD
Capital Health
EMERITUS
Thomas A. Buzard, MD
Retired, Capital Health
Capital Health Foundation
433 Bellevue Avenue, 1st Fl.
Trenton, NJ 08618
2nd Annual Diaper Dash
for Healthy Babies
Saturday, May 5, 2012
5k Run / 2 Mile Walk
5th Annual Dr. Abraham George
Memorial Golf Tournament
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Mercer Oaks Golf Course
West Windsor, NJ
For more information, visit www.capitalhealth.org/foundation or call 609-815-7200
Information filed with the Attorney General concerning this charitable solicitation and the percentage of contributions
received by the charity during the last reporting period that were dedicated to the charitable purpose may be obtained from
the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey by calling 973-504-6215. Registration with the Attorney General does not
imply endorsement. Please notify the Capital Health Foundation in writing if you wish to be removed from our mailing list.
609.394.4121 | www.capitalhealth.org/foundation
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The Campaign for Capital Health Donors
In early 2007, Capital Health Foundation began the quiet phase of a $25 million fundraising campaign in support of the two capital projects launched to
transform the delivery of health care in this region—the construction of our new, state-of-the-art hospital in Hopewell and significant renovations to Capital
Health Regional Medical Center in Trenton.
Now, as this new, state-of-the-art hospital has opened its doors to the community and patient units at Regional Medical Center have been transformed, we
extend our deepest gratitude to every individual, family, corporation and foundation for helping to make these projects a reality. To date, more than $21.3
million in total gifts and pledges have been received to The Campaign for Capital Health.
The following list includes names of those who have made pledges and outright gifts to The Campaign for Capital Health through October 31, 2011. These
donations are beyond regular annual and event support.
There is still time to have your name appear on our Campaign Donor Wall and in our final printed list, scheduled to be produced in the early part of 2012.
To make a pledge or gift to The Campaign for Capital Health, please contact Arline Stephan, Executive Director of the Capital Health Foundation,
at 609-394-4115 or [email protected]
Capital Campaign Giving
$1,000,000+
CAPITAL HEALTH FOUNDATION
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.
Marjorie G. Ernest
Total Revenue – Cash and Pledges
January 1, 2007 through September 30, 2011
$500,000 - $999,999
Capital Health Auxiliary
Joseph R. Jingoli, Sr., Stacey Jingoli and
Kimberly Jingoli
Joseph J. Plumeri and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Plumeri, Jr.
$3,700,000
$5,300,000
Corporations, Foundations,
Organizations 58%
$100,000 - $499,999
Anchor Health Properties
Anonymous
ARAMARK Healthcare
Array Healthcare Facilities Solutions
Capital Health Advanced Imaging (CHAI)
Linda and Yaakov N. Applbaum, MD
Mary R. and James P. Callahan, MD
Deepika Choudhri, PharmD and
Ajay Choudhri, MD
Robbie Collins and Robert S. Collins, MD
Michelle and Brad M. Hoppenfeld, MD
Susy and Andrew E. Kim, MD
Sunanda Malik, DDS and
Sangit B. Malliah, MD
Bradd R. Millian, MD
Susan and Richard E. Rosenthal, DO
Lara and Eric I. Schwartz, MD
Janet Hill Hurst
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers Local 269
Lida E. and Al Maghazehe, PhD, FACHE
Medical Staff of Capital Health
NJ PURE
Novo Nordisk Inc.
Parker McCay P.A.
Public Service Electric and Gas Co.
Roma Bank Community Foundation
SEI Investments Company
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Sodexo Health Care Services
Trenton Anesthesiology Associates, PA
Elena and Victor Adamov, MD, PhD
Sajida G. Ahmad, MD and
Munir Ahmed
Leslie R. and
Joaquin J. Cantillo, MD, MBA
Joseph E. Enriquez, MD
Edina and Slobodan Grujic, MD
Xiaoli He, MD and Jin Lu
Brett Kollmeier, MD
Edgardo N. Lachenal, MD
Judy and Renfeng Liu, DO
Melissa L. Madsen, MD and
Cort S. Madsen, PhD
Srila P. and Sudershan P. Reddy, MD
Usha M. and Mahendra G. Shah, MD
Priscilla and Brian J. Soriano, MD
Barbara and David Stinchcomb
Jennifer L. and Ignacio R. Vera, MD
Susan M. and Stephen C. Voros, MD
Zukwung Wuu, MD
Individuals 17%
$12,300,000
Estates and Trusts 25%
TOTAL $21.3 Million
$50,000 - $99,999
Barr and Barr, Inc.
Binsky & Snyder Mechanical Contractors
Capital Surgical Associates
Ji Youn Lee Cho, MD and Kun H. Cho, MD
Sandra L. and Louis F. D'Amelio, MD
Christine and Dominick J. Eboli, MD
Raja Salem, MD
William L. Charleroy
Lorraine and Larry DiSanto
Karen and Warren L. Flicker
Ann H. and Bernard Grossman, MD
Jacqueline and Ronald Guy
HKS, Inc.
Homasote Foundation
Lawrenceville Urology
Jane A. Zamost and Gary S. Karlin, MD
Marla R. and Russell M. Freid, MD
Laura B. Glickman and
Jarad Fingerman, DO
Judith N. Steenbergen, PhD and
Michael S. Cohen, MD
Kenneth M. Liebman, MD
Bruce R. and Linda B. Meier
Schachter Portnoy, LLC
Carol and John Simone, Jr.
Target Building Construction, Inc.
Erol Veznedaroglu, MD
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
Linda I. and Robert J. Dite
Katie and C.V. Hill
Keane, Inc.
MasFam Partners LLC
Elaine and John Mastrosimone, III
Carla and Brian McManimon
Lori and David Sweeney
Mercer Gastroenterology Associates
Carol and Geobel A. Marin, MD
Sally J. and Armen J. Simonian, MD
Jyoti K. Bhatia, MD and
Kamlesh H. Bhatia
Preetie and Ravinder S. Dhillon, MD
CAPITAL HEALTH FOUNDATION
Mercer Kidney Institute
Iram Mahmood Arif, MD and
Syed A. Arshad
Sharon and Barry H. Cohen, MD
Steven Cohen, DO
Hannah and David Pai, MD
Margaret and Telechery A. Sudhakar, MD
Hilary D. and Sean S. Murray
Plumbers, Pipefitters &
HVAC/R Service Technicians
Robert and Rona Remstein
Audrey and David Lee Schaebler, MD
Eleanor Vinch
The Yellin Family / AE Litho
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Nancy H. Becker
Roopali Bhattacharjee, MD and
Achintya Bhattacharjee
Christine Ferrara and Steven B. Birnbaum
Kathleen and James A. Boozan, MD
Caren and Nathan Bosk
Kathleen A. and Bruce I. Brodkin, MD
Thomas M. and Ann S. Brown
Patricia and James Cavanaugh
Joanne and Scott Clemmensen
Regina and Richard C. Coyne, CPA
Greg and Denise D'Adamo
Susan and Yoganand Deendyal, MD
Mary Ellen and Anthony G. Dickson
Deborah and Dennis Dooley
Perry and Paul Durkin
Eagle Building Maintenance and Janitorial
Shane and Susan Fleming
Millie Gabin
Monica George
Sheri A. Gillis Funderburk, MD and
Reginald Funderburk
Ellen and David Griffith
Lorraine and Eugene Grochala
Eileen and Robert Horton
Salomea Houghton
Karen A. and John R. Jones
Joan M. and Scott K. Kindsfather, MD
Vera and Uday Kunte, MD
Winnie and Chester Lau
Hal, Carol and Victoria Levenson
Linda and Bart Luedeke
Gil and Lee Lugossy
Patricia B. Meisner, DO and
Phillip R. Meisner, Sr.
Robin and Scott D. Miller, MD
Stephen Miller
New Jersey Regional Council
of Carpenters Local Union 254
Terri and James M. O'Mara, MD
Bhagyam C. Reddy, MD and
Chenna G. Reddy, MD
The William & Maeryn Roebling Fund
at the Princeton Area Community
Foundation
Maeryn and William S. Roebling
Donna L. and Shabbir H. Roowala, MD
Rosa and Freddie Rosado
Nancy T. Russell, APN and
Jeffrey I. Scharf, MD
Harold S. Schell, MD and
Antoinette M. Schell
Arline M. Stephan and James J. Dawson
Margaret and Telechery A. Sudhakar, MD
Margaret M. and Stephen E. Sullivan
Judith R. and Miles W. Truesdell Jr.
Anna M. and Stephen J. Vetrano, DO
Mary E. and Warren J. Welebir
Wells Appel
Marc S. Whitman, MD
Shirnett Williamson, MD and
Derrick Grant, PhD
WithumSmith+Brown, CPAs
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Randi Axelrod, MD
Margaret and David Barbour, III
Betty Jane Bishop
Mary R. Bixby
James P. Boozan
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Matching Gift Program
Rita J. and Richard A. Brooks
Betty and Thomas A. Buzard, MD
Capital Medical Associates, P.A.
Firdous and Irfan U. Huq, MD
Marcia and Robert P. Casey, Esq.
Alysia Welch-Chester and
Zachary A. Chester
Nancy and Robert N. Chylak
Dianne Cubberley
The Donovan Family
Colleen Ford
Jane A. Owens-Gabin and Jan H. Gabin
Elizabeth Gerasimowicz
Kathleen and Timothy M. Graham
Leona and Vernon H. Hammond, CLU
John E. Harmon
Insurance Women of Mercer County
Johnson & Johnson
Gail M. Johnson, RN, EdD
Jeanne M. and William Keefer
Lynne Kluin
Donna and Joseph Lake
Ann Lando, RN, MA
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Nooha and Daniel J. Lee, MD
Donald J. Loff, CIMA
Sharon and Paul J. Meyer
Patricia A. and Joseph G. Michael
Elizabeth Mil
Erica S. Moncrief
Diane A. Moran
Michelle and J. Scott Needham
Data and Clinton Ogolo, MD
Carolyn A. Page
Gail Ann Palatine
Janice Pesco and David Kossoff
Lakshmi and
Puthenmadam Radhakrishnan, MD
Chris and Larry Saltzman
Debra and Robert W. Sansone
Michelle Santello-Hunt
Nancy Schlitter and Robert Goodwin
Lorraine Scicchitano
Robert M. Silverbrook, DO
Ellen and Michael L. Somerstein, MD
Esther Taitsman, PhD and
James Taitsman, MD
Ruthann and Dennis Tobolski
Tocqueville Society Personal Giving Fund
James and Arlene Walsh
Cathyann Worek
$1,000 - $4,999
Renee Celisse Alberto
Bessie Allen
Anonymous
Dominick D. Arnell
Leda Bargo
Cheryl Beer
Stephen M. Beltle, PA
Carrie and Michael A. Bernstein, MD
Carol and Gerald Blauth
Marina Bograd
Pauline Borges
Barbara Borisuk
Colleen M. Bowski
Judy Briel
Bristol-Myers Squibb PAC Match Program
Anthony C. Hooper
Roy G. Brooks, Jr.
April K. Brown
Constance M. Brown
Dorian Brown
Ronald W. Brown, Sr.
Aileen Burnett
Marietta Cahill
John Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carrier
Maureen Castello
Diane Castner
Frances Chavis
Melissa and Tom Cieslak
Ellen Clancey
Maria Maureen Colihan
Elva A. Colon
Roslyn and Gerald J. Council, JSC
Susan C. Davis
Elizabeth Della Valle
Barbara Ann M. Doerr
Margaret P. Donnelly
Jennifer Donohue
Carol F. Durnan
Jane T. Ensminger
Elizabeth Escalante
Cookie M. Estlow
Virginia and Azubuike L. Ezeife, MD
Colleen Fabrizio
Carolyn Farthing
Shapar M. Farzad, PhD and
Ahmad Farzad, MD
Lilyan and Ronald Ferraro
David Finan
Catherine G. Fine, MD, PhD and
Robert Fine, MD
Linda S. and Arthur L. Finkle
Belen P. Flores, MD and
Eduardo G. Flores, MD
Philomena M. Fonollosa and Family
Susan and Iraj Forouzan Gandashmin, MD
Ellen H. Fox, MD and William A. Fox
Pilar and Jorge E. Freire, MD
Eileen and Larry Fritsch
Kurt Fritsch
Carmen M. Garcia, Esq. and Javier Mercado
Kimberly Eaves Gelb
Jacqueline B. Gettys, MD and
Herbert Gettys
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Martha C. and John H. Goldman
Barbara and Mark R. Grande
Pamela Graziadei
Christiann and Ronald Graziano
Rebecca Guzy, RN
Haydn A. Gyan
Lanniece F. Hall, MD and Michael Hall
Saba A. Hasan, MD and Agha S. Hasan
Ginny Hawthorn
Candace C. and Frank D. Haynes
Karen V. and Martin Healey
Barbara Henne
Lee Herrick, RN
David E. Holland
Marie E. Hutnik
Zinovy Izgur, MD
Kathleen Jamieson
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies,
Matching Gift Program
Elizabeth N. and Martin P. Johnson
Zelma Joseph
Vinita and Raman Kapur
Susan and Zach Kassutto, MD
Heather A. and Paul A. Keller
Alice D. Kelsey
Patricia Kopec
Pamela P. and Richard Lafferty
Marie V. Lambert
Davood Lathari
Ellen F. and Edward B. Laub, MD
Jean M. Lawless
Lawrence Gastroenterology Associates
Beth and Joseph R. DeAntonio, MD
Cheryl Lee
Mary M. and Manuel M. Lee, MD
Kristine R. Deni and
Richard Levandowski, MD
Laura Lewis and Bruce Sabin
Euldricka B. Lindsay-O'Reggio, MD and
Paul O'Reggio
Helen Hong Zhang and Edward S. Liu, MD
Kathleen Lodise
Gary Longstreet
Pamela Lueker
Arunima Mamidi, MD and Mahender Gorrai
Elise A. Mannella
Clifton N. Manuel, Sr.
Pauline and Cheng How Mao, MD
Kathryn Martin
Diana R. Martinez
Linda Martin-Mills and Jeffrey J. Mills
Penny Mathews
Lisa and Steve McConlogue
The McGinnis Family
Ansonia McKee-Stevens
Deborah Meszaros
Diane J. Miller
Carolyn A. and Stephen T. Moffitt, MD
Charles and Marian Moore
Jade and Nikitas Moustakas, Esq.
Priscilla N. and Robert R. Muir, Sr.
Daniel A. Mulhern
Nancy C. and Roy Myers
Roxanne J. and Edward J. O'Byrne
Phyllis O'Neill
Joyce G. and Steven M. Orland, MD
Kathryn Panzitta
Sue G. Parlade
Thakor P. Patel
Penn Cardiac Care at Mercer Bucks
Pat Pilkington
Patty Pinto
Linda Popowski
Nancy D. Praznoski
Vorrel and Anna Prendergast
Michelle and Mark J. Pressman, MD
Diane B. Procaccini, RN, MSN
Randi R. Protter, MD and Glen R. Protter
Barbara Puca
Sandra L. Quinn, RN
Elizabeth and Robert Ragolia
Yvonne Randolph
Jill E. Ratkowski
Mary Ravenel and Harry J. Ravenel, III
Mahmooda H. Raza, MD and
Mohammad Raza, MD
Jason L. Read
Emmelline B. and Alan H. Remde, MD
Eric E. Reyes
Brenda A. and John F. Ricci
Nina and Donald Roberts
Wendy Roberts
Rosemary Russell
Patricia G. Russo
Rajesh Sachdeo, MD
Geri Sanfillippo
Valerie A. and Craig A. Scannella
Linda and Iradj Sharim, MD
James Simms
Nancy and John Sims
Gregory A. Smith
Patricia D. Smith
Roberta Smith
Eileen Soltysik
Amy Spiegel
Frank Sprague
Karen Giller-Stanell and
William P. Stanell, MD
Virginia Stemhagen
Debbie and Alan G. Stern, MD
Patricia M. and James M. Stevens
Maryann and Michael Swiatocha
Donna Lee Swisher
Ken Szeliga
Constance Cloonan and John P. Thurber
Bruce Tomaszewski
Helene and Douglas J. Townsend
Patrice Trauffer, MD and Edward A. Trauffer
Jayamol Varghese
Ana and Simon Vichnevitsky, MD
Ekaterina A. Vypritskaya, MD
Linda G. Wallace
Linda and Ronald L. Warren, MD
Robert J. Weiss, MD, MPH
Wells Fargo Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Mark Wenzel
Rebecca Westcott
Jannie D. William
Jakahra Williams
Shane W. Williams
Kathleen M. and Robert S. Williamson
Robert N. Wilson
Cheryl M. Wiseman
Meghan Womack, MD and Jason Womack
Carleen Wood
Kate B. and John H. Wood
Robert H. Wood, MD
June and Edward Wyrwas, II
Jennifer Yocum
Yuriy Yuryev
Ann M. Bodnar and Derek R. Zecher, PA
Zakia Zia, MD and Mian Zia
Dolores E. and Mario L. Zingarini, MD
Michael and Lorraine Zizzo
Paula G. Zollner, MD and
Gregory P. Zollner, MD
Asma and Khurram Zubair, MD
$1 - $999
Victoria and L. Russell Abbey
Karen Adamczyk
Daniel A. Adu
Advanced Care Podiatry LLC
Aisha S. Chaudhry, DPM and
Iftikhar M. Chaudhry, MD
Gina Affeldt
Benjamin Agyei
Dominique A. Albano
Gaudencio G. Albano and
Teresita Alegre Albano
Vince Michael A. Albano
Letitia A. Alderfer
Catherine and Kevin Allen
Robert Allen
Theresa C. Allen
Linda Alliprandini
Gladys I. Alvarez
Michael Amantia
Helen Ames
Nancy Analore
Megan Anderson
Roz Anderson
Lesley D. Andrus
Anonymous
Patricia Anthony
Patricia Applestein
Steffanie Archbald
Dana L. Armitage
Associated Podiatric Physicians, PA
Halina and Donald Manger, DPM
Crystal G. Baggaley
Lindsey Bain
Madelyn and Dennis Baiser, MD
Sandra Baker
Rosalie Elizabeth Baldanzi
Stephen Banks
Mavil Baquerfo
Thomas A. Barbetta
Harry Barnes
Marianne Barricelli
Debra Bartole
Lynn Bauer
Angie Baugh
Linda Baxavaneos
Kathryn Bayrasli
Deborah and Douglas Beach
Bonnie C. Beachler
Laurie Beck
Carmen Belford
Brittany Bell
Robin Bell
Susan Bell
David Berkowitz
Jessica and Scott Besler
Sarah F. and Imran A. Bhatti, MD
Monica L. Bianchi
Cheryl Birchenough
Alice Emma DeCou Bledsoe
Diane D. and Robert E. Boka, Sr.
Lorraine Bolin
Julie Bomentre
Teresa R. Bonura, RN
Maryann Boston
Patricia L. Bouchard
Shirlane Bowen
Linda E. Bowers
Pamela Bracewell
Debhra Brandis
Vita Braunbeck
Mary Anne Brecko
Sally Bree
Dolores Brezak
Vanessa Bright
Winsome Bright
Dalba Brilliantine
Charles Brim
Simone Brisson
Robert B. and Barbara L. Britton
Bryan Brokaw
Susan Brosius
Sanine Brosseau
Sheila Brown
Maureen Bucci
Elizabeth V. Buck
Claire Burns
Grace-Marie Butka
Anne Melissa and William Butler, III
Margaret Cacciatore
Donald and Jean Callahan Jr.
Shauna Camacho
Joy P. Camarillo
Kathleen Campanelli
Ashton Campbell
Lynne Capik
Capital Care Associates, PA
Anasse Souidi, MD
James Carmichael
Shelly A. Carpenter
Gwendolyn Carter
Shanekqua Carter
William Carter
Margaret Catanese
Barbara A. Cavallaro
Mary and Kathleen Cavallaro
Central Jersey Heart Group
Aliya F. Browne, DO and
Reginald Browne
Alba Cerin
Rachel Chalier
Jennifer Chan Freedman, MD
Patricia Chaykin
Inessa Chaykovska
Jamie Chebra
Scholastica O. Chilaka
Child Health Associates
Vasanthi and Manamaduarai
Somasundaram, MD
Children First Medical Care, P.A.
Maria C. P. Obleada, MD and
Ermelo H. Obleada
Nita Childs
Gertrude Chukwumba
Emily Chung, MD
Margaret Chybinski, BSN
Keysha Clark
Maureen Clark-Gallagher and
John Gallagher
Maria Class
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Kenneth Clegg
Dorothy Coffey
Jeremye D. Cohen
Kim Coleman
Mary B. Collins
Mark and Deborah Conrad
Karen and William T. Copeland
Martha Costanzo
Walter Crews
Catherine E. Crohe
Bettie A. Crook
Tanya D. Cruz
Ann Curley
Jerry and Pam Cutchineal
Judi Daly
Janet Darata, RN
Smita J. and Jayeshkumar P. Darji
Rajendra Darji
Tina D'Armiento
Sandra Davies
Andrew Davis, III
Antoinette M. Davis
Susan Davis-Marsters
Nassif E. Dawlabani, MD
Amy R. Deitz
Sandra Delgado
Jennifer L. Denz
Linda A. Derrico
Antoinette Derricott
Meena Desai
Peggy Descaro
Micheline Devalcy
Susan C. DiMartino-Mahler
Dessislava I. Dimitrova, MD and
Svetoslav Dimitrova
Carmela Dinatale
Marcantony E. Dinatale
Tom and Nancy Distelcamp
Dorothy L. Ditmars
Linda M. and Thomas P. Dolan
Maryse Dominique
Katharine E. Donaldson
Susan Dondes
Robin J. Dopson
Kathleen Dorio
Catharine E.L. Dougherty
Frances Dismukes-Douglas and
Willie Douglas, Jr.
Carol R. Driver, BSN
Jodi and Thomas E. Duffield, MD
Marcella Dunfee
Helen Dytyniak
Darlene Earl
Teresa Edge
Barbara J. Edling
Lisa Y. Edwards
Bree Eingorn
Fides Elevado
Sandra J. Ellis
Albert B. Empedrad, MD
Jo-Ann Ennis
Ramona Estrin
Christine Eustace
George Evans
Robert Falcione
Heather and Stephen Faller
Gentelina and Alexander Farina, DO
Arlene Farrell
Gary Fassler
Linda Fauteux
Kristin Fawcett
Catherine Fecak
Rosemarie Fedak
Colleen Feeney
George Fenwick, III
Donna Ferguson
Erin Festa
Carol A. Fetterolf, RN
Lucille Fields
Tina Figueroa
Judith Findlay
Kathleen Findlay
Vincent Finnikin
Helen M. and Allen H. Fisher
Shirley P. and Charles M. Fisher
Karen Fitzpatrick
Lauren Foley
Samuel L. Fontanazzi
Ruth Fortune
Cecile and Kenneth Frank
Marilyn C. Fraser
Andrew H. Frith
Mindy Sue Fry
3CAPITAL
Curtis Fuller, Sr.
Korto Fully
Dion D. Fulmore
Phyllis Fulmore
Lenora Funari
Carol Funches
Jack Gabauer
Donna Gabriele
Michael and Pamela Gadsby
Ray Gaiser
Cindy Gallagher
Mary Ann Gallagher
William Galligan
Denise Gallup
Melissa Galm
Daniela F. Ganescu, MD
Lisa and Jay A. Ganzman, Esq.
Kathy Lynne Garstka
Sandra Gaudreau
Deborah Anne Geehan
Donna Geherty
Betty Gerhart
Deborah B. Gianos, APN
Dorothy Gibbs
Virlyn P. Gibson
Regina Gillespie
Kelly Gilsenan
JoAnn Giuliana
Sylvester L. Glaye
Kay C. Glover
Obadiah Glover, III
Nancy and Edwin W. Gniewkowski
Ilene V. and Paul E. Goldberg, MD
Leslie and Steven Goldsmith
Helena Gondor
Viola Grabowska
Beatrice Grand-Pierre
Annie Grace Gregorio
Beth Greiner
Bonnie Griffith
Jean and Webster H. Grimm
Lalitha V. Gumidyala, MD
Jane Gunn
Kelly Gunn
Meenakshi Gupta
Thea Hafner
Stacey Halvorsen
Tammy Hamilton
Rachael Hammer
Catherine Hansbury
Mary Hansell
Alan J. Hare
Joan V. and David Harkness
John A. Harman, MD
Ginny Hawthorn
JudyLynn and Horst Helton
Wendy and Michael Henderson
Beverly R. and Roy T. Hendrickson
Janet V. Henne
David Henss
Elsie Hernandez
Luana J. Hernandez
Tim and Linda Hess
Christine Hightower
Matthew Hill
Donna Hlubik
Laurie Hochberg
Karen J. Hodge
Patricia T. Hoffman
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Capital Health Foundation gratefully
acknowledges gifts to The Campaign for
Capital Health that were received in honor
or in memory of the following individuals:
In Honor Of
Lynne Brown
Capital Health Department of Labor,
Delivery and Recovery
Capital Health Department of Ante /
Post Partum
Capital Health Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Patricia Cavanaugh, RN, MSN
Larry DiSanto
Geobel A. Marin, MD
Josephine Plumeri
Anderson Polk
In Memory Of
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Dominick Aievoli
Donald T. Bixby
Sally Z. Charleroy
Raymond D'Amico
Anthony DiSanto
Lydia G. Ernest
Richard B. Ernest, MD
Abraham George, MD
Eleonor D. Gofus
Paul Gofus
Cris Hill
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Harry S. Houghton
Ray L. Hurst, Sr.
Abbas Maghazehe
Carmen Montes Garcia
Maniben P. Patel
Punambhai B. Patel
Armand L. Ruderman, MD
Gerard Sacks
Gloria Sacks
Dorothy M. Sprague
Rhoda Volk
Dustin E. Walsh
Patricia A. Warfel
Carey B. Weaver
Thank You
Great care has gone into the preparation of this list and every effort has been made to record contributors correctly.
If, however, we have made an error in recognizing your support, you have our sincere apologies.
Please inform us of any corrections by contacting the Foundation Office at 609-394-4121.
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