Spring 2014 Magazine - High Point Regional Health Foundation

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Life, Health
Spring 2014
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Life, Health
Amazing Legacy
Jeff Miller and 25 years
at High Point Regional
Hope
Hope
2013 YEAR IN REVIEW
> Merger with UNC Health Care
> 25th Foundation Gala Celebration
> Events and More!
Help us provide exceptional health services to the people of our region.
Give Life, Health & Hope.
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High Point Regional Health Foundation
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Amazing Journey
Jeff Miller reflects on the
past 25 years of growth at
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Pretty in Pink
The Pink Ribbon Event is among the largest
fundraising luncheons in the Triad. Pictured above,
Committee Members with Cate Edwards.
Proud to Be UNC
Management of High Point Regional celebrate
the announcement of becoming part of
UNC Health Care.
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High Point Regional.
Giving: Life, Health & Hope
Content
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Foundation Chairman
A message of thanks
5 Year in Review
Gifts make a difference
6 Jeff Miller
A look back at the past 25 years
9 Proud to be UNC
April 2013, marks official merger
10 Sun & Stars Event
Over $118,000 for Heart & Cancer care
12Foundation Gala
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Our silver anniversary event
Finish Strong
Over 400 runners hit the pavement to
benefit Heart Strides Cardiac and Pulmonary
16 Pink Ribbon luncheon
Over 550 attend record breaking event
18 Rives Race
In its 27th year
Rehabilitation. Pictured above, a team from
Steven L. Davis Orthodontics.
19 Give Strong
Employee Giving Campaign
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Celebrating 25 years
Special friends of High Point Regional
gather for a Gala evening in support of
the hospital.
20 LoveLine
Support for Cancer patients
22 Heart Pillows
W.O. Webb, a true hero to fellow Heart Striders
23 Community Friends
Raising funds for High Point Regional
Sun & Stars
23 New Board Member
Meet “Sparky” Stroud
The High Point Country
Club was once agian
turned into a VIP Event.
Of High Point Regional
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24 Annual Gift Donors
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2013 was an
Amazing year at
High Point Regional.
A year we can all be
proud of thanks to
your support!
A word of thanks
from our Foundation Chairman
As a native of High Point, I can speak from
Point Regional. Many of these changes
> Educational programs for our Millis personal experience about High Point
would not have been possible without
Regional Health Education Center
Regional being a very special place
your support.
that continues to make a difference
> Medications and education programs in the health of so many people
Last year alone your donations helped
in
fund many patient care items, programs
and
around
our
community.
I
have been very proud to witness
and services, including the following:
many achievements at our hospital,
including the recent merger with UNC
Health Care. Our very personalized
that larger hospitals can only wish
Hayworth Cancer Center
who could not afford to pay for them
> New equipment for our Rehabilitation & Fitness Centers
grow to meet the needs of our community!
You have been generous in the past and I
trust that you will continue to join hands
> A dedicated television channel with remains, a special hospital is the
healing sights and sounds for our
generous support that you and other
patients
and hearts with many others in support of
this great hospital!
Regards,
donors have provided on an ongoing
basis. For this, we are grateful and we
Thanks to your continued support, High
Point Regional Health will continue to
that they could accomplish. A key
reason that this has become, and
> New patient room furnishings for our > 687 mammograms provided for women patient care delivered by a truly
exceptional medical team is something
for cancer patients
> Infant car seats for new parents
thank you.
> Nursing scholarships
Over the years you have seen the
tremendous advances in our facilities
and patient care programs at High
> Renovations to enhance our Esther R. Culp Women’s Center
Reid Marsh
Chairman, Foundation Board
Foundation
Board of Directors
Reid Marsh,
Chairman, Foundation Board
Ken Smith,
Chairman, Board of Trustees
Harry R. “Frosty” Culp, D.D.S.,
Immediate Past Chairman
Kim Bauman
Dr. Gary Biesecker
Strib Boynton
Brack Brigman
Candace Fenn
Charlene Green
AmazingYear
In Review
Molly Millis
Dr. David Moore
Dear friends of High Point Regional,
Sparky Stroud
Don Webb
Doug Witcher
Foundation Staff
Denise M. Potter, Vice President
Courtney Best, Director of Development
Julie S. Samuels, Major Gifts Officer
April Carty, Event & Gift Specialist
Darlene McDaniels, Executive Assistant
Delores Holden, Data Specialist
As you read through our 2013
year in review magazine, we truly
hope that you know how much all
of us at High Point Regional have
appreciated your support this past
year. 2013 was truly an exciting
year of change. It was also a very
rewarding year as we continue
to have the great privilege of
witnessing the many programs and
services that have benefited our
patients through the contributions
you have provided.
The High Point Regional Health
Foundation maintains a mission to
raise funds that support our hospital
in providing exceptional health
services to the people of this
region. Every dollar we receive is
used exactly where our donors
designate to bring the latest in
medical technology and improved
patient care services.
601 North Elm Street
P.O. Box HP-5
High Point, NC 27261
336-878-6011
Your trust and belief in our mission
helps sustain the work of our
physicians and nurses here. Your
support means so very much for
the literally thousands of people
whose lives you help improve every
day. We hope you recognize this
amazing role you play in saving
lives and making a difference in
healthcare in this community. Your
gift, no matter the size, directly
impacts your family, friends, and
neighbors now and in the future.
Thank you for all you do for High
Point Regional.
With sincere appreciation,
Denise M. Potter
Vice President,
Foundation/PR & Marketing
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(Excepts of Jeff Millers’s 2013 Gala Speech)
A
s I am sure you know by
now, last September I
announced my plan to
retire after holding this
job for 26 years. I told the
Board leadership that I would stay
on to assure a smooth transition and
so I will be around until Spring when
they expect the selection process for
my replacement to be completed. So
this is not my farewell speech, but
it will be my last chance to address
all of you at our annual gala, so of
course I am going to reminisce. That is
what a Silver Anniversary is all about.
I remember clearly our first
Endowment Gala. It was held at the
Marriott Hilton by the Airport. Marsha
Slane and Esther Culp were Co-Chairs
of the event. Jane Duncan was in
charge of entertainment. Carroll Ann
and I were new to this community.
What amazed me that night, and
continues to amaze me to this day, is
the feeling of pride and enthusiasm
for our hospital that I felt in the room
that evening.
George Marsh was the chairman of the
Endowment Committee, and he was
followed in later years by Bill Horney,
Buck Kester, Marsha Slane, Charlie
Greene, David Hayworth, Frosty Culp,
Brad Burris and finally Elizabeth
Aldridge and Jane Duncan. At that
point the Endowment Committee
became a part of the Development
program, but the annual Gala had
become a tradition. What amazing
leadership for this wonderful effort.
Of course I saved all of those speeches
and started to look through them as
I reminisced about this wonderful
annual gathering. I broke the speeches
What amazed
me that night,
and continues to
amaze me to this
day, is the feeling
of pride and
enthusiasm for
our hospital that
I felt in the room
that evening.
Amazing Journey
A look back at 25yrs
“I think it will be fun to reflect on some of the things I
have shared with you over the years – as I look back
it is pretty amazing.” - Jeff Miller
For 26 years, Jeff Miller helped High
Point Regional maintain its status as a
Nationally recognized Hospital.
over 25 years down into three parts
or phases:
The first phase is from 1989 to 1995
and I call that phase the program
development time. We had a new
Regional Hospital, and we needed the
programs to live up to our name. So
over those six years, we announced
the development of Open Heart
Ground-breaking Ceremony for the Ambulatory Surgery Center, March 27, 1990
Pictured above: (L-R) Ken Lawder, George Erath, Keeling Warburton, M.D., Ken
Shull, M.D., and Jeff Miller
Surgery, New Cardiac Cath Labs, the
Phillips Cancer Pavilion, the Smith
Behavioral Health Center, a new Joint
Venture Surgery Center, and last, but
not least, a Community Clinic. All of
these new programs were possible
because we were adding truly
outstanding physicians to our staff.
More importantly, these programs
were embraced by the community
and supported by you through your
support of the Endowment. By 1995 our
Endowment had grown to $8.8 Million.
The second phase is from 1996
to 2004 and I call that phase the
construction time. We wanted to
provide state of the art facilities for
new and existing programs. It was
clear to us that when you put all
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the pieces of a service together,
the quality improves. By the
way, in 1996 Cornerstone Health
Care was formed and we had an
organized physician partner for these
services. So the Board of Trustees
embarked on a $120 Million dollar
building program. The result over the
next seven years was the construction
of the Carolina Regional Heart Center,
the Hayworth Cancer Center, the
Esther R. Culp Women’s Center,
the Inpatient Rehab Unit, a new
Behavioral Health Unit, a renovated
Joint Replacement Center (the Joint
Camp), an expanded Emergency
Department, an employee Day Care
Center, a new Medical Office Building,
two parking decks, The Millis Regional
Health Education Center, and last
but not least, a Medically Supervised
Fitness Center! Along the way George
W. Bush came to visit in 2002 and we
finished our building projects just in
time to celebrate our 100th birthday
in 2004. The Endowment reached
$16 million in 2004 all thanks to you!
The third and final phase was from
2005 to 2012 which I call the quality
time. We had the programs, we had
the facilities, we had a great medical
staff and wonderful coworkers. We
were ready to shoot for the stars in
terms of our results. We adopted the
Malcolm Baldrige National Quality
Program as our business model and
began to measure everything. It didn’t
take long to show results. In 2006 we
were recognized by Thomson Reuters
as a top 100 performing hospital
in the nation for the improvements
we showed in performance. In 2011
we were again recognized by that
group as one of the top 50 Heart and
Vascular hospitals in the country.
We have continually been recognized
over recent years as the leading
nonacademic cancer program in
the Triad. Our vision of exceptional
care for cancer patients had come
to life. Finally, in 2012 we were
recognized by US News and World
Report as the fourth best hospital
in the state in terms of our clinical
results. The only facilities that
beat us out were UNC, Duke and
Baptist. By the way, the Endowment
Fund reached $29 million dollars last
year. You can see why I have always
loved doing these speeches.
Jeff Miller sits down with President George W. Bush and other leaders in 2002.
I guess one question I asked myself
is which Gala moment was the most
special for me! I decided that there
were two that I look back on with the
most pride:
The first occurred on June 19, 2001.
High Point Regional was given Magnet
Hospital status by the American
Nurses Credentialing Center. This is
the gold standard of nursing care in
the nation. This was the first of three
times we have received this four year
designation, which is unprecedented in
our industry. In the last twelve of my
twenty five speeches I have stood here
with the confidence that we have the
finest nursing staff in the nation. Don’t
ever take that for granted. I assure you
that I don’t.
The second happened on November
15, 2012. At our Gala last year we
introduced the leadership from UNC
Health Care and our Board’s decision
to become a part of the UNC system
in April of 2013. Dr. Bill Roper, CEO of
the UNC Health Care System, was here
that evening and he committed to you
that he would work with us and the
other partner hospitals in our system
to become the premier academic
health system in the nation. Not the
state, the nation! Over the last year as
we have come to know the leadership
from UNC, their culture and their
commitment, there is no doubt in my
mind that our system will achieve that
goal. Our Board of Trustees, once again,
made the right decision. Our future is
full of wonderful possibilities. I assure
you Carroll Ann and I will be back next
year for the 2014 Gala – I can’t wait
to hear the exciting results the new
President will be reporting. It has been
my pleasure and my honor to be with
you all of these years. As I closed my
first speech on September 23, 1989,
I say again “We look forward to the
future with you – we cannot survive in
the future without you.”
Amazing Partner
Proud to be UNC
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n April of 2013, High Point Regional proudly
of the Board of Trustees. “So far we have been
announced its merger with UNC Health
extremely pleased as the affiliation has already
Care. Under the agreement the hospital
created efficiencies such as savings in contracts
continues to remain a not for profit health
including
care entity and has maintained a local
purchases for the hospital.” The savings will
governance.
medical
supply
and
equipment
Over the months following
help provide opportunities to expand patient
the merger, UNC Health Care officials have been
care services. High Point Regional now also has
working diligently with High Point Regional
access to clinical trials and research that was
leaders to build upon the legacy of the hospital
not previously available. “As time goes on, the
and strategically plan for a strong future of serving
affiliation will continue to expand upon the high
the healthcare needs of this community.
quality health care at High Point Regional,” says
Gary Park, President of UNC Hospitals. “This
“We chose UNC Health Care as our partner
important partnership will further the breath and
because we felt the system had a similar culture
depth of health care resources available for the
to High Point Regional,” said Ken Smith, Chairman
people of this region.”
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Stars Shine Brightly
for Patient Care
I
n only its third year of the SUN
One of the highlights of the evening
event. Webb & Culp also serve on the
& STARS Signature Event, over
was Earl Congdon of Old Dominion
Foundation Board and exceeded last
$319,000 has been netted to
Freight Line as he presented a check for
year’s totals in fundraising dollars for
benefit the heart and cancer care
$20,000 to purchase cardiac monitors
the annual event. “It’s amazing what we
programs at High Point Regional. On
for the Esther R. Culp Women’s Center
have been able to do to support patient
October 3rd, the High Point Country
birthing suite.
care in just three years with this exciting
Club was again transformed into a VIP
event,” said Webb. “I look forward to
concert hall where a sold out audience
Don Webb and Frosty Culp, DDS served
seeing where we will be in the next 5
enjoyed a cocktail reception, dinner
as Co-Chairs of the successful 2013
years with Sun & Stars!”
and a private concert featuring the
legendary Little River Band.
Smart
Choice
was
the
Presenting
sponsor of the event and Doug Witcher,
President & CEO, assisted Reid Marsh
in presenting the event check for
$118,000 to benefit the Hayworth
Cancer Center LoveLine program and
the Carolina Regional Heart Center Heart
Strides patient programs. The check
was eagerly accepted by oncologist Dr.
Bernie Chinnasami and cardiologist Dr.
Steven Rhorbeck.
The Little River Band performed their grammy award winning hits during the private concert.
Doug Witcher presents event proceeds check to Dr. Steven Rhorbeck and Dr. Bernie Chinnasami.
Cameron Kent, from WXII TV, was event emcee.
Earl Congdon, of Old Dominion Freight, presents Reid Marsh and Jeff Miller with a $20,000 check.
Susan & Mac McMichael (right) enjoying the event with family & friends.
Charlene Green, Foundation Board member (center) and friends of High Point Regional.
“...over
$319,000
has been
netted to
benefit the
heart and
cancer care
programs at
High Point
Regional.”
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Amazing Support
25th Hospital Gala
Anniversary
This was our Silver Anniversary Event
A
crowd of nearly 300 elegantly dressed special friends of High Point Regional attended
the 25th Silver Anniversary Gala held in November at the High Point Country Club.
Event Chair Tina VanLandingham and the Gala committee planned a wonderfully
festive evening kicked off with a cocktail reception followed by a sumptuous dinner and
special program featuring President Jeff Miller reminiscing on the past 25 years of development
at the hospital.
The highlight of the evening was a heartfelt welcome delivered via video by Bill Horney, founding
hospital Board member and the very first Gala Chair Marsha Slane. Marsha along with Elizabeth
Aldridge were specially recognized as Honorary Co-Chair’s of the Silver Anniversary event for
their 25+ years of dedication and support of the hospital.
Foundation Chairman Reid Marsh closed the evening by extending his appreciation on behalf of
the Board of Directors to all who contribute funds to support High Point Regional, our medical
staff and all who come to us in need of health care.
Marsha Slane
2013 Honorary Co-Chair
2013 Honorary Co-Chair
Elizabeth Aldridge
Bill Horney
Founding Board Member
There is so much more to
do for our hospital ...
and we thank you for
your part in this
wonderful, rewarding
experience.
All of our citizens deserve
to have the same level
of exceptional healthcare
from their hospital as
is available in the
larger cities.
We need to make sure we
ALWAYS have the funds
to keep our hospital...
High Point Regional...
up to date in the years
to come.
Jeff and Claire Horney along with Catharine and Frosty Culp enjoying the Gala event.
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SILVER Anniversary Gala Gallery 2013
Elizabeth Aldridge with Bill
Rusty and Tina VanLandingham with
Bert Wood (R) with sister,
and Daphne Horney
Emilee and Brack Brigman
Allen Bedingfield
Braeden Moore with her father,
Cindy and Gary Park with Denise
Elizabeth Newton, RN, Cindy
Dr. David Moore
and Steve Potter
Stewart, RN, Juanita York, RN,
Lucrecia Quick, RN, Candice Brim, RN,
Cindy Park with Owen Bertschi
Earl Congdon, Mary and Pete Mahler,
and Ken Smith
Kitty Congdon
Julie Samuels with fiancé, Van Hill
Jeff and Carroll Ann Miller with Tim
Nicole Culler, Heidi Culler and
Terrell and Dr. Grace Terrell
Skip Culler
Martha Yarborough with Evelyn Crews
Doug Witcher with Elizabeth Aldridge
Sparky Stroud with Michelle Shreve
and Dr. Curt Jacobs
and Linda O’Briant
and Jim Morgan
Ned Covington with Susan Culp and
Don and Susie Webb
Tyler and Amanda Covington with
Dr. Paul and Barbara Coughlin
Jeff Miller and David Hayworth
Carol Young and Tom Ullman
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pink is in fashion.
Each year in May, High Point
a pink day timer, support materials
Regional
and
for treatment and much more. The
Courage with the community in
Pink Ribbon Luncheon also supports
support of women who have started
CancerFitt, a twelve week fitness
a journey with cancer. The event,
program to help patients undergoing
which has grown to be among the
cancer treatments fight fatigue and
largest luncheon fundraisers in the
provides education for clinical staff.
celebrates
Hope
city, has sold out for the past three
ate Edwards, the daughter of
years, drawing over 550 women,
In 2013, the Pink Ribbon Bag
community leaders, and business
Program through the support of our
executives from the Greater High
donors raised over $47,000 and
Point and surrounding region.
assisted 250 newly diagnosed women
John and the late Elizabeth
with cancer.
Edwards, packed the High
Through Pink Ribbon funding, The
Point Country Club at the
Hayworth Cancer Center staff and
Save the date for the 12th
annual Pink Ribbon Luncheon
area physician groups provide Pink
Annual Pink Ribbon Luncheon
providing a truly inspirational speech
Ribbon Bags designed to bring
set for Wednesday, May 7, 2014!
from the view of a child watching a
comfort and education to women as
parent experience and eventually die
they traverse through their cancer
For more information on the event
of cancer. “Defining Moments” was
journey. From diagnosis to treatment,
or to reserve your table as a hostess,
the theme of her speech, recalling that
items included in the bags include
please call Julie Samuels at (336)
we all have defining moments that can
a pink fleece blanket, a pillow case
878-6292. Space is limited!
shape the person we become.
embroidered with Hope and Courage,
Megan Hancock and Kay Miller are pictured here with their lovely cupcake flower center piece at the 2013 Pink Ribbon Luncheon.
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Amazing Rives Race
Always Finish Strong
2013 Rives Race: 27th Annual Warren Rives 5K Run/Walk & Fun Run
O
ver 400 runners and walkers hit the
pavement in September for the 27th
Annual Warren Rives 5K Run/Walk and Fun
Run to benefit Heart Strides Cardiac and
Pulmonary Rehabilitation at High Point
Regional! This annual community event brings together
local businesses, organizations, and individuals in order
to create awareness about heart health and provide hope,
support, and financial assistance to patients living with
heart or lung disease.
The Rives Race is named in memory of Warren Rives,
Jr., a former hospital Board Member who died of a heart
attack at the young age of 41 in 1990. His daughter,
Olivia Rives Kiefer, continues to serve as Chair of the
event, and the Rives family continues to provide
unconditional support of the race.
The annual 3.1 mile road race and fun run is held the
third Saturday in September every year.
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors and
community, over $33,000 was raised
to provide Heart Strides scholarships
for patients who otherwise could not
participate in this vital rehabilitation program. The Heart Strides program helps
more than 300 patients per year in High
Point, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem.
Dynamic Duo:
2014 Rivers Race winner
Steve Stiegel (right) and
the winner of the kids fun
run, his son, Whit (left)
Save the date for the 28th Annual Rives
Race to be held on September 20, 2014!
Special Thanks to Our 2013
Presenting Sponsor High Point Bank
2013
Give
Strong!
The presenting sponser, High Point Bank, and their team are all smiles!
Employee
Giving Campaign
H
Nearly 500 runners get ready at the start of the race.
Our 2013 Mascot Race was another entertaining part of the event.
igh Point Regional employees once
again rallies for the annual Give
Strong! Employee Giving Campaign
and proved that “good things happen when we come together!” The fourth annual
giving campaign kicked off in June and in just
over four short weeks, 750 employees made
contributions raising over $143,500 to benefit
High Point Regional and the patients and families
we serve. Since the campaign’s inception in
2010, the campaign has raised over $500,000
for various patient care programs
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The LoveLine
Tree- Lighting event had
over 200 attendees and
raised over $55,000 in 2013
Raising
More Than Hope
2013 LoveLine: A Light for someone you love
Members of the community once again gathered at the Hayworth Cancer Center for
the 25th Annual Tree-Lighting Ceremony to benefit LoveLine. This special event, which
took place Thursday, December 12, provided an opportunity for all to honor and
remember loved ones during the holiday season, as well as celebrate the support that
High Point Regional offers to cancer patients every day.
LoveLine, High Point Regional’s cancer patient support program gives cancer patients,
and their families, financial assistance to meet short-term critical needs not covered
by other resources. Funding for this incredible program comes solely from donations
made by individuals, organizations, and businesses in the High Point community.
Donations to the LoveLine Fund, welcome at any time of the year, are the perfect way
to honor, remember, and celebrate those who are special to you, and provide hope to
cancer patients when they need it the most.
Gifts can be made online by visiting www.givetohighpointregional.com or
by calling 336-878-6293.
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Heart
Strides
works as
a TEAM to
keep your
heart
beating.
HEART PILLOWS
W.O. Webb, A True Hero To His Fellow Heart Striders
W
.O. Webb joined Heart Strides
continue to provide annual support for the
and deep breathing actions, helping him/
in 1985, after his second
Heart Pillow program.
her heal with much less discomfort.
he would spend the rest of his life in a
The inscription “Heart Strides works as
As an educational tool, the healthcare
rocking chair. Instead, Heart Strides gave
a Team to keep your heart beating” was
team uses the reverse side of the Heart
him 13 more years with his children
chosen by the family as a compliment to
Pillow, which features a depiction of the
and grandchildren. And in 1993, he was
the entire Heart Strides staff and program.
heart, to draw a simple diagram of what
heart attack left him thinking
named the 1st Heart Strider of the Year!
was done during their cardiac surgery
The Heart Pillows are essential to support
procedure. On the lighter side, the pillow
Heart Strides is a rehabilitation program
heart surgery patients. Even before surgery,
can serve as an autograph pillow allowing
at High Point Regional that provides
the pillow becomes one of the patient’s
caregivers and visitors a place to sign for
training, support and education to patients
closest companions in health. Following
lasting memories.
with heart disease and lung disorders.
surgery, one of the MOST important
activities for a patient is to cough and
W.O. Webb was a true hero to his fellow
To keep the legacy of care alive which
breathe deeply. Hugging the Heart Pillow
Heart Striders. He would have enjoyed the
W. O. Webb exhibited to each and every
supports the chest area and allows the
“belly laughs” the Heart Pillows provide!
new Heart Strides patient, his 7 children
patient to perform those critical coughing
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Community Friends
Welcome
Our Newest
Board Member
Gurney Lee Stroud, III
(SPARKY)
Two Wheelin’
For Ta-Tas
Quilts
for Cancer
Slane Fall
Trunk Show
For the second year
in a row, The Two
Wheelin’ for TaTas
Team dedicated their
annual 220 miles
Tour de Canal trek
in support of the
Hayworth Cancer
Center bringing
their total gifts to
$4,350.00. The Team
rides to honor Betty
Early, the mother
of the Team Leader,
Abe Early, and the
kind physicians and
staff of the Cancer
Center who help many
families in the battle
against cancer.
Lisa Wagner and Jodi
Dixon, RN, Oncology
Nurse Manager are
very dedicated ladies
of the High Point
Quilt Guild who
have delivered 126
handmade quilts
and embroidered
quilt bags for cancer
patients receiving
chemotherapy in the
Hayworth Cancer
Center.
Gary Simon follows
his faith and his
heart in support
of the High Point
community. For the
past 9 years Gary has
directed proceeds
from the annual
Slane Trunk Show
at Simon Jewelers
to the Endowment
Fund at the High
Point Regional Health
Foundation totaling
$70,900.00.
Photo of Jodi Dixon, RN –
Photo of Katherine
Courtesy of Laura Greene/HPE
Covington, & Gary Simon
Photo of of Cycling Team:
Abe Early is second from left.
Vice President and share
holder of Winter, Bell Co.
and MegaChem Inc.
Stroud is a member of
Furnitureland Rotary
Club, the Y’s Men Club of
the YMCA, Christ United
Methodist Church and High
Point Country Club. He has
served on the Boards of the
Red Cross, Boys and Girls
Club of Greater High Point
and a trustee of Oak Ridge
Military Academy. Currently
he sits on the Boards of the
High Point Area Arts Council
and Communities In Schools
and on the 2013 United Way
Campaign Cabinet.
A native of High Point, NC.
Attended Oak Ridge Military
Academy, Wingate College
and graduated from High
Point College with a B.S. in
Business Administration.
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Annual Gift Donors
Thank you!
The Board and Staff of the High
Point Regional Health Foundation
wishes to thank each and every
individual and business for their
contribution to the hospital this
past fiscal year in support of our
many fund raising activities.
Below is a listing of generous
friends who have made an
annual campaign gift or
pledge between the dates of
10/01-12-9/30/13.
Partners in Caring
Elizabeth Aldridge
Bob Allred
Susan Allred
Sally and Howard Altizer
Nancy and Lin Amos
Banner Life Sciences
Bassett Furniture Director’s
Charitable Award
BB&T
Molly and Allen Beard
Zelda Bernard
Courtney and Fred Best
Vivian and Gary Biesecker, MD
Darlene and Strib Boynton
Mary Lou Brinson
Ann and Bob Brinson
Bonnie and Tom Broadwater
Jane and Ralph Brooks, MD
A. Pat and Kathryne Brown
Foundation
Johnny and Julia Grissom Brown
Katherine and John Burns
Mary B. Burrus Trust
Jerry Byrd
Cres and Mike Calabrese
Carrie and Randy Carda
Leanne Willis, MD and James
Caress, MD
Carolina Container
Mary and Jack Cartwright
Linda and Tom Chafin
Lisa and Barry Cheek, MD
Thelma Clark
Nancy and Mike Cloutier, MD
Helen and David Congdon
Shirley and John Conrad
Sallie Corrigan
Barbara and Paul Coughlin, MD
Jennifer and David Covington
Meredith and Braden Covington
Amanda and Tyler Covington
Kimberly Crews
Teresa and Nestor Cruz, MD
Nicole and Skip Culler
Dot and Roy Culler
Catharine and Frosty Culp, DDS
Leslie and Iv Culp
Susan and Rob Culp
Katherine and Royer Culp
Phyllis and James Cumby
Lane Fulton Dallas
Judy and Tom Dayvault
Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP
Ann and Don Douglass, MD
Doris and David Dowdy, Jr.
Cindy and Dee Dowdy
Zoe and Mike Draelos, MD
Pat and Claude Draughn
Mary Eliza and Chip Duckett, MD
Meredith and Ralph Eanes
Sallie and Ray Edwards
Dorsay and Keith Eichhorn
Janet and Bill England
Katy and Scott Erikson, DDS
Candy and Bill Fenn
Elizabeth and Sumner Finch
First Citizens Bank
First Bank
Libby Fisher
Molly and Van Fletcher, MD
Lynn and Jim Foscue
John and Sarah Foster
Louise and John Foster
Renee and Darrell Frye
Marita and Skipper Gates
Laura and Clark Gibson
Charlene and Jack Green
The Guild of High Point
Regional Hospital
Audrey Congdon Harris
Martha and Charles Harris
Otis Harris
Martha and John Haworth
Charles E. Hayworth Charitable
Foundation
Doris Henley
Emily Millis Hiatt
Alyce and Eric Hill
Jan and Carroll Hitch
Randi and Boyd Honeycutt, MD
Daphne and Bill Horney
Bonnie and David Horney
Claire and Jeff Horney
Sally and Ken Hughes
Laura and Maurice Hull
Leslie Huntley
Clarence Ilderton
Sandy Ilderton
Eleanor and Carey Ilderton
Linda and Tim Ilderton
International Market Center (IMC)
Curt Jacobs, MD
Edwin James
Suzy and Harold Johnson
Shirlene and Perry Jones, MD
Harvey Kanter Trust
Dottie and Jim Keever
Mary and Jimmy Keever
Mary and Wes Keever
Sarah Kemm
Nan and Buck Kester
Ginger Keziah
Miriam and Steve Kimsey
Jackie and Herschel King
Barbara Kinley
Janice and Milton Kirkland
Susan G. Komen: Triad Affiliate
Beth Koonce
Gayle and Steve Lambeth
Landmark Builders
Jeanette and Tommy Langley
Karen Lanier, DDS and Burt Jordan
Barbra and Bart Lassiter
Ginger and Bob Lett
Rae and Ralph Logan
Amanda and Orrin Magill
Mary and Pete Mahler
Jane*and Jim Marlowe, MD
Marsh Furniture Company
Sandra and Jim Marsh
Linda and Leon Marsh
Kim and Reid Marsh
Kay and Dusty Maynard
Jane and Ken McAllister
Caroline and Bill McGuinn
McMichael Family Foundation Susan and Mac McMichael,
Whitney and Bill Heard, and
Emilee and Brack Brigman
Melanie and Mike McNamara, MD
Tammi and Tim Mengel
Julie and Todd Messner
Meredith Michener
Carroll Ann and Jeff Miller
Cindy and Bill Milliken
The Millis Family - Jim Millis, Jr. ,
Bill Millis, Emily Millis Hiatt,
Molly Millis
Leslie and David Moore, MD
Doris and Ben Moore
Ann and Jim Morgan
Jane and Charles Myers
Janice and Ken Myers
Bonnie and Robert Naas
Natuzzi Americas, Inc.
Rena and Mark Norcross
Deborah Novak, DDS
Lee Bass Nunn, DDS and
H. Stuart Nunn, Jr.
North State Communications
Gloria and Dan Odom
Karen Odom
Joann and Bill Owings, MD
Sallie Phillips
Lesa and Mark Pierce
Polo Ralph Lauren
Denise and Steve Potter
Leah and Billy Price
Eugenia and David Pruette
Emily Ragsdale
Jenny and George Ragsdale
Jim Randle
Sandy Rankin
Cindy and Kerry Rice
Cheryl and David Riedlinger
Warren J. Rives Irrevocable Trust
Liz and Ray Rogers
Linda and Bob Roney
Jean Rowland
Eddie Sams
Deena and Brad Samuel, DDS
Susan and Mike Samuel, DDS
Julie and George Sanders, MD
Bonnie and Barry Schultheiss
Phyllis Shavitz
Sue Silver
Sherri and Gary Simon
Dot and Max Sink, DVM
Pat Sloan
Sandra and Ken Smith
Trudy and Wayne Smith
Jeanne and Steve Spillers
John Staley
Elisabeth Stambaugh, MD and
Peter Sojka, MD
Marlene and Jim Stanton
Cindy and John Stewart
Katie and Brad Stoneking, MD
Jupy and Tom Stout
Sparky Stroud
Cathy and Greg Taylor, MD
June Taylor
Kitsy and Jim Tennant
Grace Terrell, MD and Tim Terrell
Thayer Coggin, Inc.
Stuart C. Thomas Designated Trust
Jennifer and David Thompson
Emily and Matt Thiel
Donna and Royster Tucker
Beth and David Tuttle
Pam and Zan Tyson, MD
Tina and Rusty VanLandingham
Sabine and Tom Verellen
Claudette and Colby Walton
Punny and Peter Wasmer
Lee and Alf Webster
Susan and Matt Weis
Davette and Elliott Williams, MD
Karen and Dale Williams, MD
Barbara and Fred Wilson
Gloria Wilson
Amy and Jay Wilson
Doug Witcher
Wyatt Early Harris Wheeler
Martha Yarborough
Elizabeth and Kent Yocum
Carolyn Yokley
The Vann York Family - Ann and
Vann York, Caren and Greg York
FRIENDS
Peggy Akers
Beachy and Dan Allen
Allendale Baptist Church
Sue and Cal Anderson
Archdale United Methodist
Church
Reagan and Cobb Atkinson
Mark Ayer, DVM
Christie and Brett Barbour
Karen and David Black
Lavon and Don Boone
Rita and Charlie Bowers
Kendra and Sam Boyd
Lori and Daniel Boyle, MD
Claire and Jay Brinson
Anne Carr
Sydney and John Cavanaugh
Linda and Bernard Collie
Pat and Tom Conley
Susan and Doug Connor
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Caroline and Glen* Corpening
Susan Corpening
Katherine Covington
Caroline and Brack Culler
Gail and Steve Dula
Jane and Larry Edwards
Connie and Marshall Edwards
Hilde Errico
Linda and John Faircloth
Raylene and Jim Fealy
Allison and David Fisher, MD
Ann and Groome Fulton
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>Annual Gift Donors continued
Barbara and Ivan Garry
Connie and Bob Price
Jacqueline Anglesey
Shirene and Joel Gentry, DDS
Lou and Wes Purdie
Jean Apple
Gina and Robbie Gilchrist
Regional Emergency
Keith Armstrong
Jean and Tom Gooding
Physicians
Philip Asenso, MD
Kathy and Neal Grigg
Robin Rizzo
Donna Auman
Jane and Bill Harriss, MD
Phyllis and Jerry Robbins
Wendy Austin
Daneal and Randy Hawkins
Stephanie Ross
Kathy Baber
Vicki and Randy Hollingsworth
Julie Samuels
Jenny Baker
Jenny and Ryan Hoskins
Libit and Arch Schoch
Gordon Ball
Allyson and Jim Hoyng
Kim and James Scotton
Tiffany Ballard
Debbie and Joe Hughes
Ellie and Henry Shavitz
Tammy Banas
Nancy and Clarence Ilderton
Bunnie and Mike Smith
Mark Banks
Christine and Steve Ilderton
Becky and Ed Smothers
Patty Banton
Molly and Jerry Jordan
Kay and Jim Snow
Teresa Batson
Gayle and Amo Kearns
Sophia Baptist Church
Victoria Beam
Dot and Lyles Kearns
Jean and Jim Stewart
Dawn Beane
Clarence Keever
Marian and Jerry Tillman
Samantha Beckstrom
Wendy and Barry Kitley
Sue and Steve Uhlin, MD
John Belanger
Phyllis and Donald Kranz
Universal Furniture Company
Wendy Bell
Clete Kruyer
Lou and Jordan Washburn
Jean Bentley
Jennifer and Justin Lambert
Fran and Lathe White
Vikki Berrier
Tanya and Keith Lambeth
Kay and Virgil Willard, MD
Cathy Best
Gina and William Laney
Betty and Mark Williamson
Courtney Best
Nancy and Bruce Laney
Carolyn Wilson
Tracie Blackmon
Margaret and Rick Lewis
Bert and Chuck Wood
Felisa Blair
Liberty Steakhouse
Juanita and Calvin York
Shirley Bodenheimer
David Zaritzky, MD
Roni Booher
& Brewery
Connie Lyons
David Bouska, MD
Jane McClellan
Employee Giving
Darlene McDaniels
Abdi Abagibe
Abby Bowman
Tammi and Tim Mengel
Elizabeth Absher
Dara Bowman
Mohorn Mohorn Morgan
Susanah Adegbenjo
Katherine Bowman
Ellen Admiza
Norma Bowman
Martha Morey
Martin Agbemabiese, MD
Deborah Boyan
Karen Moyer
Christine Alford
Angie Boyer
Diane and Joseph Neal
Musa Ali
Tammy Boylan
Dot and Bryan Noah, MD
Mattie Allen
Philip Bradford
North Carolina Nurses
Margaret Ann Allen
Connie Branch
Becky Alley
Phyllis Branch
Linda and Mike O’Briant
Cheryl Allison
Kelvin Brandon
David Ogren
Amy Allred
Laura Breeden
Amy and Michael O’Keeffe, MD
Brenda Allred
Melba Brendle
Punkin and Alan Parker
Deana Allred
Christina Briggs
Paula and Geore Payne, MD
Emily Alphin
Frances Bright
Scott Pickard
Karen Altenpohl
Candace Brim
Preferered Furniture
Shannon Ammons
Leigh Brooks
Tracy Ammons
Cherri Brown
& Baird DDS, PA
Association District 9
Components
Lisa Bovender
Meiko Brown
Angie Conner
Polly Doroshenko
Teresa Gaddis
Shelby Bryant
Curtis Connor
Valerie Dorsett
Vanessa Gaither
Taylor Bulla
Jonathan Cook
Beverly Dorsette
Jennifer Gallimore
Norma Bullard
Kathy Cook
Alaina Doss
Debbie Galloway
Rita Bunch
Ryan Cook
Leigha Doxtad
Karen Gammons
Paula Burgess
Lisa Cooper
Byron Duncan
Swanee Gammons
Angela Burke
Marie Cooper
Annie Dunlap
Cynthia Gandee
Kristi Burnette
Nancy Cordano
Bob Dunning
Vijaya Gandla, MD
Katherine Burns
David Cordes
Adam Dunphy
Dianne Gant
Sarah Bush
Micheal Coursey
Cordelia Dunphy
Cathie Gardner
Martha Butner
Jason Cox
Susan Dunzweiler
Cathy Gardner
Pam Byers
Meghan Cox
Kyle Eads
Jenilee Gardner
Tom Campagna
Stephanie Cox
Alfred Echard
Hiwot Gari
Brenda Campbell
Tim Cox
Crystal Edwards
Rebecca Garrett
Cynthia Campbell
Cindy Craven
Jason Edwards
Heather Garrison
Jane Campbell
Tonya Cress
Nicole Edwards
Mike Gassemi, MD
Joyce Campbell
Kimberly Crews
Gregory Eggers
Lawana Gates
Whitney Campbell
Shannon Crisp
Ena Elisma
Alicia Gathings
Maggie Cannon
Lori Crouse
Melissa Elrod
Judith Gayo-Melton
Maria Canon
Leah Cruthis
Leanna Englund
Deborah Gephart
Danette Canup
Leslie Cue
Kaye Essick
Taneka Gibson
Scotty Carlyle
Jennifer Cui
Patricia Etchison
TaKoshia Gilliam
Gerri Carpenter
Debra Cummins
Bounethanh Evans
Regina Gininwa
Deborah Carrethers
Sue Cumpston
Jean Evans
Connie Glasgow
Pamela Carroll
Elizabeth Curran
Kay Evans
Teddi Glass
Bertha Carter
Braima Dabo
Debbie Fain
Jaime Glover
Pam Carter
Shewanesh Damat
Gwendolyn Farrow
Teresa Godley
Randy Carter
Kena Damore
Ndeye Faye
John Goeke, MD
April Carty
Colleen Danson
Lynn Fellos
Kion Goh
Joyce Caudell
Heather Darnold
Runelda Ferguson
Lara Goins
Amy Cecil
Lana Davidson
Ali Firiri
Lindsay Goins
Linda Cecil
Amanda Davis
Alletheia Fitzgerald
Ashley Goldean
Patricia Chamings
Annette Davis
Julie Fogleman
Jennifer Golinski
Karen Chance
Janice Davis
Lisa Fogleman
Melretta Gordon
Ronda Chaney
Sheila Davis
Valerie Fore
Ross Gordon
Kristi Chitwood
Tammy Davis
Bob Forman
Monika Grabowska
Divine Chorpening
Nancy Davison
Janet Forrest
Deanna Graham
Zarina Chow
Jeffrey Deaton, MD
Karen Fowle
Carolyn Graves
Anita Clark
Bradley Delp
Christy Fox
Patricia Gravley
Arnold Clark
Jason Dennis
Robin Fox
Geoffrey Grayson
Kathleen Clark
Gina DiCrocco
Brenda Frazer
Deirdra Greene
Kathy Clinard
Heather Dills
Amy Freeman
Brenda Gregory
Cathy Cline
Jodi Dixon
Jeffrey Freeman
Kimberly Grevenstuk
Donna Coble
Madison Dixon
Patricia Freeman
Shirley Griffin
Sarah Coley
Kristina Doggett
Joanna Frock
Wendy Griffin
Greg Collins
Diane Domabyl
Judy Furr
Carlene Grimes
Nakia Collins
Betty Donley
Mina Furr
Kristain Grubb
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Valentine Grujicic
Leigh Hinerman
Sheila Kidder
Jenni Marsh
Debra Gunter
Stephanie Hinkle
Beth Kight
Ora Marsh
Taylor Gurkin
Laura Hinson
Jennifer Kilgore
Cynthia Martin
Paul Guthrie
Carla Hinton
Rita Kilroy
Sheryl Martin
Ann Hager
Carin Hiott
James Kim
Kristine McAllister
Carla Hairston
Kimberly Hobson
Julia King
Sandy McCaskill
Sandra Hairston
Rhonda Hodges
LaMelva King
Jennifer McClary
Belinda Hall
Delores Holden
Cindi Kirkman
Solomon McClary
Jennifer Hall
Stephanie Holmes
Pam Kirkman
Marilyn McCleaf
Shirley Hall
Jane Honeycutt
Yvonne Kirkwood
Sandra McCutcheon
Mark Haltom
Jesse Hopkins
Samantha Kiser
Darlene McDaniels
Lucyna Halton
Barbara Howard
Patricia Kline
Marcine McGirr
Denise Hamlin
Brandi Hulin
Jamie Knight
Kay McKnight
Janine Hammond
Amanda Humphries
Sharon Kniskern
Blaise McLanghlin
Sara Hamrick
Debra Hunt
Carol Knowles
Latoya McMaster
Hazel Haney
Erika Hutchins
Debra Knudsen
Dan McMullan
Donie Harper
Tina Iheamacho
Vivian Kollock
Donna McNeill
Delores Harris
Penny Ingram
Nichole Kolonko
Andrea McQuaigue
Donald Harris
Ruth Inman
Bryan Koontz
Karen Meadows
Dorothy Harris
Patricia Jackson
Denise Korn
Tammi Mengel
Kim Harris
Rocky Jameson
Jennifer Lambert
Mary Merchant
Michelle Harrison
Amanda Jamison
Matthew Lane
Ashley Merritt
Sheena Harrison
Catherine Jarboe
Susan Lanier
Karen Meyers
Judy Hartley
John Jeffries
Sylvia Lanier-Hogan
Jeff Miller
Suzanne Hartman
Amanda Jennings
Sarah Lawrence
Keith Miller, MD
Renee Haskins
Gerald Jessup
Allie Layne
Maria Miller
Karen Haver
Linda Johal
Kelly Leiner
Melaine Miller
Robin Hayes
Angela Johnson
Dorothy Leon
Patrice Miller
Steve Haynes
Debbie Johnson
Helen Lerro
Raymond Miller
Julia Haywood
Janet Johnson
Mahalia Lewis
Prem Mishra
Susan Hazzard
Tanisha Johnson
Sharon Lewis
Sharon Mitchell
Beverly Head
Janice Jones
Sherrie Livecchi
Douglas Monroe
Paula Heafner
Kimberly Jones
April Locke
Brenda Montgomery
Shannon Heath
Shirley Jones
Crystal Lockhart
Lynda Moore
Jayne Hedgecock
Molly Jordan
Kimberly Lookabill
Melissa Moore
Kimberly Hedrick
William Jordan
Barbara Lowe
Jerri Morehead
Alan Heim
Yvonne Josephson
Nicole Luther
Gary Morris
Teresa Hembree
William Junious
Maris Lutz
Judith Morris
Nateisha Henry
Dallas Kalb
Christie Lynch
Marsha Morris
Sheila Hickman
Donna Kanenberg
Victoria Lyons
Jim Morton
Amber Hill
Fasil Kebede
Kasey Mabe
Merry Mounce
Brittany Hill
Jane Keilitz
Carmen MacArthur
Tracy Mounce
Crystal Hill
Pam Kemp
Sharon Mahan
Karen Moyer
Donna Hill
Heather Kennedy
Matthew Major
Connie Mull
Kathy Hill
Penny Kennedy
Verleich Malachi
Elizabeth Murphy
Creslyn Hilton
Leslie Kern
Lisa Maness-Farlow
LaMara Murphy
Jennifer Hinely
Sharon Key
VerisLava Markovic
Brenda Myers
Janice Myers
Kristi Polich
Marcia Scott
Frances Stokes
Andrea Nance
Denise Potter
Kim Scotton
Pamela Stout
Della Nance
Jerry Powell, MD
Brian Seely
David Strandberg
Deborah Napper
Christopher Prekup
Amanda Sellers
Katrina Strickland
Sheila Nash
Marcia Priddy
Stephanie Sharrone
Pauline Stukes
Joseph Neal
Rebecca Pulido
Wendy Shaw
Annette Stutts
Claire Newlon
Wanda Pulliam
Sandra Shepard
Natalie Stutts
Elizabeth Newton
Amanda Queen
Marian Short
Alison Suarez
Linda Newton
Lucrecia Wuick
Jessica Sikes
Murugananthan
Thomas Nichols
Tanja Rachels
Johnathan Silver
Bette Nicholson
Debra Raper
Carrie Simpson
Debra Surratt
Marsha Nifong
Marsha Ratliff
April Sink
Dianna Swift
Kathy Nilan
Lokesh Ravindranath
Chloe Sink
Cindy Swisher
Lesa Norris
Cora Redding
Lisa Sink
Jacqueline Tabor
Dimitrie Nubuhoro
Rebecca Reese
Sandra Sisk
Denise Talbott
Diane Nulty
Lou Ann Reid
Mary Sistruck-Mearite
Carolee Talley
Diane O’Connell
Subbiah, MD
Todd Reiter, MD
Jessica Skipper
Ann Marie Taylor
Francisca Odemelam
Jill Reuille
Cecilia Smith
Greg Taylor, MD
Holly O’Grady
April Rhinehardt
Christy Smith
Mark Teator
Pat Ohenhen
Cynthia Rich
Donnava Smith
Karin Thames
Kristen Oliver
Laura Richards
Jordan Smith
Barbara Thomas
Adebimpe Olofintuyi
Sherri Richardson
Lara Smith
Gillian Thomas
Jennifer Omohundro
Angela Ridge
Lauren Smith
Michele Thorp
Luzvil Ousman
Randy Ridge
Leah Smith
Laura Tilley
Brenda Owens
Claudia Riley
Maria Smith
Donna Timpf
Janice Owens
Kathy Ritch
Chris Smoot
Flori Tonn
Versa Page
Gloria Robertson
Debby Sorrell
Robbie Torrence
Julie Paisant
Alexis Robinson
Matthew Spahr
Ashley Towers
Marianna Palladino
Judith Robyns
Lenora Sparks
Hue Tran
Janice Parham
Judi Rodden
Cherrie Speagle
Felicia Tyson
Xavier Parks
Diane Rodgers
Andrei Spells
Alice Underwood
Mikki Patseavouras
Judy Rollins
Jeanne Spillers
Mohammad Usman
Janet Payne
Linda Roney
Malorie St. Pierre
Mark Van Horn
Mark Payne
Craig Rosenfeld
Jennifer Stacy
Kathy Vannachith
Richard Peeler
Kim Rowe
John Stacy
Pam Vernon
Melissa Pendry
Barbara Royal
Kitty Stafford
Karen Vestal
Brandi Penner
Louise Rutayisire
Sammie Stafford
Lindsey Vira
Lee Penry
Judi Saint Sing
Andrea Stallings
Tracy Wagner
Janie Penry
Kristen Samples
Monkia Stanley
Janice Wakefield
Carolyn Perdieu
Timothy Samuel
Sheila Stauffer
Edna Walker
Maxine Perdue
Julie Samuels
Deborah Steele
Clementine Waller
Tracy Perreira
Brenda Sanders
Amy Stephens
Lois Ware
Carol Phillips
Rebekah Satko
Judy Stephens
Anna Warren
Mary Phillips
Christina Saunders
Cassandra Stewart
Bobbi Watkins
Cathy Pickelsimer
Eh Le Say
Cindy Stewart
Sherry Watson
Deborah Pierce
Ericka Schmitt
Tony Stewart
Kathryn Watterson
Terri Pierce
Kirsten Schrader
Cynthia Stillwell
Patricia Wayt
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Gina Wear
Event Sponsors
Melissa Weavil
Beachy and Dan Allen
Bob Allred
Amrosia USA Inc
Karen and Paul Annis
Arthur A. Oliver & Son
Rebecca and Paul Atwell
Judie Austin
Automated Routing Inc.
Bank of North Carolina
BB&T
Donna and Robert Blakely
Sandy Brown
Carolina Anesthesiology, PA
Nalina and Bernard
Chinnasami, MD
Betty Coggin
Colonial LLC
Cornerstone Health Care
Ashley and Braxton Culler
Design Concepts, Inc.
Culp, Inc.
Karen and Danny Davis
Doris and David Dowdy
Mary and Michael Drummond
Dorsay and Keith Eichhorn
Elektra Salon
Melanie and Andy Eskew, MD
Trena and Glen Fisher
Terri and Forest Fleming
Foamcraft
Lynn and Jim Foscue
Louise and John Foster
Fosters Landscaping
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Johnny and Julia Grissom Brown
Joann and Eric Hartzell
David Hayworth
Pam and Larry Henderson
Doris Henley
Emily Millis Hiatt
High Point Bank
Iris Horner
Clarence Ilderton
Sandy Ilderton
International Market Center (IMC)
Marge Webb
Paul Welborn
Anna Welch
Paige Welch
Laura West
Diane Westmoreland
Joan White
La’Shawna White
Della Whitfield
Lisa Whittington
Jessica Wilburn
Lillian Willard
Virgil Willard, MD
Amy Williams
Annie Williams
Cathy Williams
Dale Williams, MD
Janie Williams
Jo Ann Williams
Lynn Williams
Michael Williams
Trudy Williams
Leanne Willis, MD
Kathy Wilson
Victoria Winegarner
John Wininger
Melissa Woller
Kyle Woods
Keonica Worthy
Darren Wright, MD
Sandy Wyatt
Judy Yates
Juanita York
Kevin York
Luther Younts
Terrie Yow
Regina Ziarnik
Christopher Zoch
Hank Zompa
Grantors
Susan Komen Northwest Affiliate
Volvo North America
Red Hot Mamas North America
Immaculate Heart of Mary School
Incentives, Inc.
David Jackson
Edwin James
Cindy and Tom Jarrell
Barbara and Bennie Jordan
Karen and David Kiefer
Landmark Builders
Nancy and Bruce Laney
McCulloch England
Associates Architects
McMichael Family Foundation Susan and Mac McMichael,
Whitney and Bill Heard, Emilee
and Brack Brigman
Julie and Todd Messner
The Family of Kitty S. Millar
North State Communications
OFS Brands
Old Dominion Freight Lines
Mariana and Nido Qubein
Emily Ragsdale
The Family of Warren Rives, Jr.
Karen and Chuck Rogalski
Susan and Bob Rostand, MD
Samet Corporatioin
Julie and George Sanders, MD
Barry Seltzer, MD
Deborah Shane
Sharrard McGee & Co
Marsha and Jack Slane
Smart Choice
Solstas Lab Partners Group, LLC
Katie and Brad Stoneking, MD
Transcorp Carriers, Inc.
UltraFabrics LLC
UNC Health Care
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Advisors
Nancy and Buck Williford
Barbara and Fred Wilson
Carolyn Wilson
Bert and Chuck Wood
Wyatt Early Harris Wheeler
They were with me every step of the way
When my doctor told me, “you have cancer”, I was speechless. Those are three words you never want to hear.
From that point until today, the staﬀ at High Point Regional has been with me through every step of my recovery.
With their help, I not only beat cancer, but they also saw me through a battle with blood clots on my lungs and the
discovery that I am diabetic. Today, I am 60 pounds lighter, I work out two hours a day at The Fitness Center at
High Point Regional and I’m in the best shape of my life.
I am Living Proof of Total Care.
Paul
Cancer Survivor
High Point, NC
MyTotalCareStory.com
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601 North Elm Street
P.O. Box HP-5
High Point, NC 27261
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Planned Giving
Learn the benefits of gift plans
A well-planned charitable gift can extend your giving legacy far into the
future. We want to make it easy for you to find all the tools you might need
for your future giving plans. Just go to givetohighpointregional.com, and
click on Charitable Planned Giving.
You will find a multitude of information and options for every type of estate
gift, from bequests to trusts, beneficiary designations to insurance gifts. If
you wish, you can also use the gift calculators to determine the best way to
continue your support for High Point Regional Hospital long into the future. As
a service to you, High Point Regional’s friends and supporters, we’d like to offer
you an e-newsletter filled with the latest news from Washington affecting
your legacy gifts, including financial and Savvy Living information, along with
timely articles.
Careful estate planning can minimize taxes and provide income for your
loved ones, and continue to improve the health of our community after
you are gone.
If you have any questions about
the best way for you to benefit
through a planned gift, please call
Courtney Best at:
336-878-6291
or email: [email protected]

Spring 2014 Magazine - High Point Regional Health Foundation

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