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Our new logo comes with a new tagline:
“A good life.” That’s exactly what you
make possible for the young people
entrusted to our care to have. Here’s a
look at some of the ways the children
and young adults of St. Mary’s Home
and The Albero House enjoy a good life.
They are benefitting from many activities because of donors like you. You’re
changing the lives of the young people
and their families by investing in
St. Mary’s Home. Thank you.
uality, specialized care within a homelike environment
hieve his or her fullest potential.
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All dressed up
S
ometimes it’s just nice to get all
dressed up and have a night on
the town. Kulquinda, or KoKo for
short, was the center of attention
during our Auxiliary Board’s 9th
annual gala and auction at the
Hilton at the Virginia Beach
Oceanfront. KoKo is quite the
artist, and she created a painting
of flowers that sold during the silent
auction, along with clay art pieces
made by other children of
St. Mary’s. The master of ceremonies, WVEC-TV reporter and
anchor Joe Flanagan, returned for
a second year and did another
wonderful job of keeping the evening running smoothly. Thank you
to the many generous supporters
who made the evening a great
success, and a lot of fun for KoKo!
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Breaking bread together
R
achel lives at The Albero
House, our home for adults
with disabilities. Her parents
live in northern Virginia. That
distance doesn’t stop them from
enjoying each other’s company
during meals. Many Friday nights,
you’ll find Rachel savoring her
dinner while her parents chat
with her via Skype.
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Fit for a queen
H
annah sat on a mat in her
room, surrounded by staff
members who applied her makeup,
curled her hair and helped her slip
into a pretty dress. When they finished, they chanted, “Prom queen!”
A couple hours of dancing and
merriment later, Hannah found
herself in the center of St. Mary’s
Atrium being crowned prom queen,
with John as her king. Hannah,
John and 14 other teens from
St. Mary’s were joined at the prom
by students from Grassfield High
School in Chesapeake and Lifepoint
Christian Fellowship. St. Mary’s
recreational therapy department
has been organizing this ritual of
spring for several years.
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A big bird
A
bout 150,000 people —
including Carrington and
KoKo from St. Mary’s — visited the
Chrysler Museum of Art in the
spring to see a very yellow, very big
bath toy. They got to see the 40foot-high “Rubber Duck” by artist
Florentijn Hofman on its last day
in town. What a great way to spend
Memorial Day.
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A portrait of the artist
J
orge, who has wanted to
be an artist since he was a
little boy, has had the opportunity to explore different ways of
expressing himself through art
therapy sessions. He’s also been
working regularly with artist
and volunteer Karen Ludwig to
explore his interest in art. He’s
even the president of St. Mary’s
Art Club, which meets every
Thursday. To see works by Jorge
and other artists in residence at
St. Mary’s, please visit the Home
and check out our new art gallery.
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Girl Scouts explore the
Oceanfront
A
t St. Mary’s, “a good life” for
the children and young adults
includes being active members of
the community. That’s why they
take hundreds of fun field trips
throughout the year. One of the
biggest excursions of 2014 was a
daylong trip to the Virginia Beach
Oceanfront for four Girl Scouts —
who made the summer “staycation”
possible themselves by selling Girl
Scout cookies in the spring.
Aly (pictured), Kulquinda,
Amelia and Ashley took part in
many fun activities during the day,
including a free trip to the Virginia
Aquarium & Marine Science
Center and posing for an old-time
photo on the Boardwalk. Other local
businesses and attractions, such as
Rockafeller's Restaurant, Dough
Boy’s California Pizza and Barclay
Towers Resort Hotel, donated
meals, tickets and a hotel suite
to make the girls’ day extra fun.
Among those involved was Teresa
Diaz of the Virginia Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau, who
spread the word about the trip and
volunteered to help stretch the girls’
funds. The Scouts presented Teresa
with a framed piece of artwork,
created by a child at the Home.
Watch a video with highlights
from the trip:
http://bit.ly/smhgirlscouts
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Fore!
S
alim was among several
kids who tried their hands
at putting on a practice green
with pointers from a real pro:
golfer Marc Leishman, who
visited St. Mary’s in August, just
days after playing in the PGA
Championship. Marc toured
St. Mary’s with his wife, Audrey,
and their friends, Jessica A. Hayes
of Hook Law Center, who also is
a member of St. Mary’s Planned
Giving Advisory Committee,
and Sheri Mantoni, a support
coordinator at St. Mary’s. During
the visit, Jorge, who also lives at
the Home, presented Marc with
a framed piece of artwork created
by a child at St. Mary’s, and even
showed Marc some of his own
artwork. Thank you to Marc for
donating $10,000 to St. Mary’s
through The Presidents Cup.
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Back to school,
back to fun
A
fter an active summer, Aby
and other kids had a busy
— and fun — first week of school
right after Labor Day. St. Mary’s
makes sure that every child, no
matter how medically fragile,
attends school, either at the Home
or at public schools in Norfolk or
Virginia Beach. Many families
choose to have their children stay
at St. Mary’s, which partners
with Southeastern Cooperative
Educational Programs, a regional
public school serving Hampton
Roads, to provide specialized
instruction in eight classrooms at
the Home.
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A fall fete
Z
ach and other kids, families,
staff, board members, friends
and members of the community
came together for our Fall
Festival to enjoy a day of face
painting, crafts, a petting zoo and
more. Many staff and volunteers
put a lot of work into preparation
to make the festival a success,
including painting 128 wooden
pumpkins that kids decorated
during the festival.
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Happy holidays
C
olton usually goes home for
the holidays, but his mom
said that for Christmas 2014,
he wanted to stay at St Mary’s.
Colton, his parents, other children
and families, staff and volunteers
gathered on Christmas Day in
St. Mary’s Atrium to open gifts
and celebrate the holiday together.
This sweet photo of Colton and his
father appeared on the front page
of the local newspaper the next
day. (photo courtesy Bill Tiernan,
The Virginian-Pilot)
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St. Mary’s Board of
Directors, 2015
Nancy Wilcox
President
Sharon S. Goodwyn
Vice President
George L. Consolvo
Treasurer
H. Gregory Kilduff
Secretary
Thomas W. Godfrey, Jr.
I mmediate Past
President
Carl M. Albero
Michael P. Cotter
Richard N. Knapp
Vincent A. Napolitano
Mollie Pavlik
Auxiliary President
Alvin J. Schexnider, Ph.D.
Dr. Allen “Trey” Hardin
White III
Honorary
Directors
George Compo
Joan Damsey, FACMPE
Michael E. Duffy
Sandra R. Gordon
Frederick J. Napolitano, Sr.
Patricia Perry
Suzanne Puryear
Cynthia Rector-Jones
William J. Ripley
Norma J. Taliaferro
St. Mary’s
Foundation Board
of Directors
Michael P. Cotter
Chair
Christopher B. D’Surney
Steve Fredrickson
Thomas W. Godfrey, Jr.
H. Gregory Kilduff
M. Powell Peters, Esq.
Nancy Wilcox
Joseph Toland, M.D.
North Shore Pediatrics
St. Mary’s Medical
Director
Nabil T. Tadros, M.D.
Long Term Care of
Virginia
The Albero House
Medical Director
Thank you for helping children
and young adults enjoy a good life
Ask 100 people to define a “good life”
and we suspect you would get 100
different answers. The same would certainly be true for the nearly 100 people
who live at St. Mary’s Home and The
Albero House.
As individual as these responses
would be, there would be some common threads, too. They might arise from
the “person-centered” foundation that
contributes to a good life for the boys and
girls and men and women who call
St. Mary’s and The Albero House home.
The person-centered approach boils
down essentially to “nothing about me
without me.” Each person who lives at
St. Mary’s Home or The Albero House
fully participates in decisions regarding his or her care, education, activities
of daily living and community involvement. Eliciting this participation can
be complex, but the effort is worthwhile
to see the progress that is made – be it
clinically, or in the classroom, or as our
residents integrate themselves more
fully into the community. In simple
terms, as folks maintain their health
(or achieve improved health), do well in
their studies and enjoy time with family
and friends, they are building the basis
for a general definition of a “good life.”
Meeting the needs and expectations of the nearly 100 individuals who
live at St. Mary’s Home and The Albero
House is challenging work that we carry
out 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Your
support of our efforts is most appreciated, and your continued support is very
important going forward.
While we remain focused on our
efforts in Norfolk, St. Mary’s Home will
increasingly explore opportunities to
be of service to more people throughout
the Commonwealth of Virginia. In this
way, the St. Mary’s level of care and caring can be extended to more people who
choose St. Mary’s as their best option for
achieving a “good life.” Having said that,
no matter what other ventures St. Mary’s
might engage in, we have a firm commitment to ensuring that the care and caring
at our “home base” will continue to be
high quality and always responsive to the
needs of our residents and others who
will seek our care in the future.
Thank you for your support. It is
because of you that we have an unrivaled place here at St. Mary’s – both in
terms of our physical plant and, more
importantly, our vibrant and very able
staff (300 strong) who work hard every
day to help our children and adults
achieve their good life on their terms in
our atmosphere of care and compassion
and expertise. Thank you for making all
this possible.
Nancy Wilcox President
St. Mary's Home
Board of Directors
William C. Giermak
CEO
St. Mary’s Home
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Amazing women support St. Mary’s
in many ways to give kids a good life
On Wednesdays, Karen Hibbard comes
in to spend time with the littlest residents of St. Mary’s Home. Kids like
Payten, who are part of our Infant and
Toddler Program for children up to age
two years.
Volunteering with the children
and young adults is just one of the
many ways that the Auxiliary Board
of St. Mary’s has been supporting the
Home for more than six decades. The
Auxiliary has sponsored St. Mary’s
annual prom – with some members
even accompanying girls on shopping
trips to buy their dresses – as well as
SAVE THE funded vehicles and other equipment,
DATE: Please
and created a summer luau for the kids
join us for the
to enjoy a taste of the islands. Members
Auxiliary’s 11th
annual Auction also spend a large portion of their year
handling all the elements of a spectacuand Gala on
Saturday, April lar gala and auction that raises tens of
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thousands of dollars from generous donew location:
nors to help provide a good life for the
The Half Moone
children and young adults of St. Mary’s
Cruise and
and The Albero House.
Celebration
Thank you to the extremely
Center on the
dedicated women of today’s Auxiliary
downtown
Board, who work so hard to fill needs
Norfolk
waterfront.
the Home otherwise could not meet:
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Auxiliary Officers, 2015
Mollie Pavlik, president
Pat Kramer, vice
president
Ann Gimbert, recording
secretary
Roxane Ward,
corresponding secretary
Joni Fontes, historian
Marie Siebeking,
treasurer
Jean Hillegass,
parliamentarian
Members
Carole Anne Albero
Betty Bade
Amy Dagnall
Shannon Edsall
Angie Fowler
Laura Godfrey
Lynne Godfrey
Stephanie Hemingway
Karen Hibbard
Betty Jackson
Rachel Jiral
Lin Jolley
Pat Kramer
Julie Martinette
Debora Mosher
Katheryn Hutchison
Mote*
Jackie Napolitano
Shelia Napolitano
Mona Pavlik
Madelyn Sawyer
Shannon Strauss
Barbara Stufflebeem
Lori Ann Tamayo
Camille Vaughan
Kathleen Weaver
Nancy Wilcox
Associate Members
Lucy Oldfield
Rita Reeves
Martha Taylor
Thank You to the
Sponsors of the
Auxiliary’s 2014
Gala:
Blue Diamond
Presenting Sponsor
Checkered Flag
Volkswagen
Live Auction
Sponsors
Monarch Bank &
Mortgage
Newtown Building
Supplies
PRA Group
Silent Auction Sponsor
Mrs. Katheryn Mote in
memory of J. Harry Mote
Cocktail Reception
Sponsor
Wells Fargo Advisors
Dessert Sponsor
PF&A Design
Program Sponsors
Hook Law Center
Roof Engineering
Thompson, Siegel &
Walmsley
Entertainment
Sponsors
Bank of America
Colonna’s Shipyard
DRS Construction &
Design
InA Associates
Pat & Jim Kramer
TowneBank
Friends of
St. Mary’s
Lucy Oldfield
Optima Health
* In August 2014, we lost our friend Katheryn Hutchison Mote, a loyal Auxiliary member and staunch supporter of the Home.
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Together, we help people with disabilities achieve
their fullest potential — and live a good life
When we opened The Albero House in
2013, we shortened our name from
St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children
to St. Mary’s Home because we now
care for adults as well as children with
disabilities. But the heart of our mission
stayed the same:
To provide quality, specialized
care within a homelike environment
for children and adults with severe
disabilities, so each person can
achieve his or her fullest potential.
The private, nonprofit St. Mary’s
Home has always been a place filled with
love, friends, activities and extraordinary
care. For more than 70 years, we’ve
provided a true home, evolving to offer
medical, therapeutic, educational and
recreational services for people with
disabilities, from newborns to adults, in
an atmosphere of warmth, nursing and
personal attention.
This level of complex, around-theclock care can be difficult for families to
provide at their own homes. We serve
families from throughout Virginia, and
we’re pleased to serve military families
while they are stationed in Virginia.
Costs are covered by Medicaid, United
Way and charitable contributions by
donors like you.
To reflect who we are today and
symbolize our dynamic future, we’ve
developed a joyful new logo, which we’re
proud to share with you here. The figures
reaching toward one another, guiding
and supporting each other, represent
the children and young adults who live
here, staff, families and you, friends of
St. Mary’s. If you look closely, you might
even see that the figures together form
the letter “M,” for “Mary.”
Perhaps more importantly, the new
logo comes with a new tagline: “A good
life.” That is exactly what you help make
possible for the young people entrusted
to our care. We can’t thank you enough.
To learn more about admissions or
our services, schedule a tour or request
our new informational brochure, contact
Melanie Pérez-López, director of social
work, at (757) 622-2208 ext. 321 or
[email protected].
Please also visit saintmaryshome.org
to learn more about what we offer and how
you can help. And don’t miss our video
about our services, which you can watch
online at saintmaryshome.org/about-us.
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A look back at how you made
a good life possible in 2014
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W
e were touched by
members of the
Daughters of Wisdom from
around the country who
made donations in memory
of Sister Mary June Morin,
who passed away in early
2014. Sister Mary June
had spent more than 50
years working, and then
volunteering, at St. Mary’s.
Two of the Daughters —
Sister Grace Malonzo,
second from left, and Sister
Margaret McCabe, far
right — visited St. Mary's
to present their collected
donations.
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T
he Junior League
of Norfolk-Virginia
Beach, Inc. named
St. Mary’s Community
Partner of the Year.
St. Mary’s is grateful
for this and our many
other partnerships in
Hampton Roads and
beyond.
he Auxiliary Board’s 9th annual gala and
auction, which raises funds to support the
children and young adults of St. Mary’s Home
and The Albero House, culminated with a
drawing for a silver 2014 Jetta, generously
donated by Checkered Flag Volkswagen &
Hyundai. Congratulations to the lucky ticket
holder, Sally Hartman, vice president of the
Hampton Roads Community Foundation,
which happens to be a longtime supporter of
St. Mary’s! Save the date for the 2016 gala,
on April 16 at the Half Moone Cruise and
Celebration Center in Norfolk.
F
ine art photographer
Jackie Camire
donated a collection of
her nature photographs
for hanging in The Albero
House, our home for
adults with disabilities.
Here's Jackie, left, with
some of the beach scenes
among her donated
works. At right is Pat
Yeiser; both women are
members of the Peace
and Justice Committee
at Blessed Sacrament
Church in Norfolk.
P
ayten was among the
kids who met Elsie
Harris, who was named a
Volunteer of the Year by
Dominion Virginia Power
and designated St. Mary’s
for the second time to
receive a donation from
the power company. Elsie,
left, is a longtime supporter
of St. Mary’s, and her
granddaughter, Paige
Beavers, right, is an LPN at
the Home.
I
F
T
rent and other
children and young
adults got checkups from
dental hygiene students
from Old Dominion
University who visited
St. Mary’s Home.
amilies, guardians, staff
and members of the
public heard from experts
on topics relating to children with disabilities as
the free “Friday Forums”
lecture series at St. Mary’s
continued, with the generous support of Children’s
Specialty Group and The
Camp Family Foundations.
Thank you to our three
speakers in 2014: Dr. Michael
Strunc, M.D., pediatric sleep
medicine specialist at
Children’s Hospital of The
King’s Daughters; Lynn
Earle, MPH, RDN, who provides all aspects of clinical
nutritional services for
children and young adults
at St. Mary’s Home and The
Albero House; and Terry A.
Lyle, M.Ed., principal of the
school at St. Mary’s (below).
See saintmaryshome.org for
the 2015 speaker lineup.
H
annah and Abigale
were among the
many children and young
adults who enjoyed the
physical therapy swing
in The Albero House
courtyard, newly landscaped thanks to the Fain
family. One parent said
her son has spent hours
of fun on the swing.
saiah and other kids had a
fun Sunday afternoon at
the Wendy’s near St. Mary’s,
on Newtown Road in
Norfolk. The restaurant
chose the Home as its community partner to receive
a $500 donation during a
ribbon-cutting ceremony of
its newly remodeled building. The restaurant also
generously provided a free
meal for invited family, staff
and friends.
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B
S
ierra was among 13
kids who took part
in five races over the
summer with Team Hoyt
VB, including the Rock
'n' Roll Half Marathon
in Virginia Beach over
Labor Day weekend.
Team Hoyt, a group that
runs with people with
disabilities in the community, has had a long
partnership with
St. Mary’s.
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randon dropped by to
check on our friends
from Checkered Flag
Volkswagen & Hyundai
as they volunteered with
the school at St. Mary's.
They assembled paperbased communications
systems that help kids
understand how to use a
high-tech communications
system. In red is Ynez
Peterson, OTR/L, assistive
technology specialist with
the school at St. Mary’s.
Congratulations to Ynez
for being named the 2014
recipient of the Virginia
Occupational Therapy
Association Award of
Merit for her contributions
to occupational therapy
scholarship and practice.
N
G
racie Booze, a teen
in the International
Baccalaureate program
at Princess Anne High
School in Virginia
Beach, created a T-shirt
for sale as a project
over the summer. She
donated the proceeds of
$500 to St. Mary’s and
presented the check to
Kulquinda, who lives at
the Home. Thank you,
Gracie, for your support!
ancy Vanek celebrated
500 hours of volunteering at St. Mary's Home.
That's Nancy holding Iker,
with Erin Vicinski, who
manages the Infant and Toddler Program at the Home.
Nancy used to volunteer at
St. Mary's as a teenager. She
returned about three years
ago, racking up those impressive 500 volunteer hours
since then. St. Mary's “is my
favorite place to be," Nancy
said during a party in her
honor. Thank you, Nancy,
for your dedication to kids!
M
ost everyone got
into the Halloween
spirit with a costume
parade, decorations and
a holiday-themed opening of Classroom 10’s Sip
o’ Joe coffeehouse. Students like John sell coffee,
tea and baked goods to
learn about running a
business — and to keep
the staff well-caffeinated!
A
F
our speakers at an international conference
in June in Norfolk were
from St. Mary’s Home:
Lynn Earle, MPH, RDN,
head of nutrition services;
Suzanne Eason, supervisor of occupational therapy
support services (pictured);
Melanie Pérez-López, director of social work; and Ynez
Peterson, OTR/L, assistive
technology specialist from
SECEP REACH, which runs
the school at St. Mary’s.
About 85 families and more
than 300 people total from
across the country and as far
away as Japan and Australia
attended the conference by
SOFT, the Support Organization for Trisomy 18, 13 and
Related Disorders. These
rare chromosomal disorders
cause a number of health
problems, including cleft
palate, heart defects and severe developmental delays.
M
ermaids, meet
St. Mary’s mermaid. The generous
members of the Ocean
View Women’s Golf Association donated $3,000
to St. Mary’s — proceeds
from the Mermaid
Invitational Golf Tournament over the
summer at the Ocean
View Golf Course. The
group has supported
St. Mary’s over the
years, with more than
$12,000 contributed to
the Home.
melia was among the last residents to
move in to The Albero House, in late
2014. Thank you to our many supporters, like
Sentara Leigh Hospital, as well as staff, family
and friends, for making our home for adults a
full house!
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e really appreciate
the many volunteers who come to
St. Mary’s. Sailors from
the Norfolk-based aircraft carrier USS Harry
S. Truman, all members
of the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance
Department, did a lot of
tasks around the Home,
including putting up
holiday decorations and
even installing a garage
door.
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B
B
each Ambassadors
supported St. Mary’s in
many ways throughout the
year. Members visited the
Home and spent time with
kids like Hanna in the pool
over the summer. They
also presented St. Mary’s
with 75 percent of the
proceeds from their Battle
of the Beers event held in
October. The event raised
more than $7,000.
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T
hanks to Kerneos,
Inc., Sierra and
other children and young
adults, as well as staff,
once again enjoyed a
fabulous annual holiday
party in our Atrium, with
dancing, food and gifts.
Kerneos has generously
donated to St. Mary’s in
the past, including funds
for a pottery wheel for
the kids.
raeden and other kids bowled with a computer as Norfolk City Manager Marcus
Jones cheered them on during Field Day. Children and young adults danced, played games
and more during the event, part of the United
Way of South Hampton Roads Day of Caring
in September. They even used an adaptive
dunking booth to dump water on teachers
and the principal. Our school staff created the
fun Field Day with help from volunteers from
Checkered Flag Volkswagen & Hyundai and
the City of Norfolk. Afterward, the hungry
volunteers dined on pizza from our friends at
Uno Chicago Grill in Norfolk. The restaurant
held a Dough Raiser for St. Mary's, donating
a portion of proceeds from orders to the Home.
T
he members of the
Officers’ Mess at
NATO’s Supreme Allied
Commander Transformation (SACT)
headquarters in Norfolk
collectively donated
$1,750 to St. Mary’s in
support of the young
people who live at the
Home. Chief of Staff
Lt. Gen. Phil Jones, a
British Army officer, presented the donation.
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F
e're so proud of
Martha Price
Stewart, our director of development. She was one of
18 amazing Hampton Roads
women who were honored
at the Women in Business
Achievement Awards presented by Inside Business.
S
alim and other kids
had fun visiting with
Santa when he stopped
by St. Mary's Home.
And staff got in on the
act, too! Many thanks
to Marlin “Mo” Patrick,
a Dominion Virginia
Power employee who has
been coming to the Home
dressed as Santa at the
holidays for many years.
or more than a decade,
the employees at Decker
Law Firm have supported
St. Mary’s by purchasing
gifts for the children and
young adults, and 2014 was
no exception. The employees picked out items from
the kids’ wish lists. Martha
Price Stewart, our director
of development, presented
Peter Decker III with
framed copies of photos from
when his father, the late Peter
Decker Jr., visited St. Mary's
Home in 1979 with entertainer Danny Thomas.
S
O
ur friends at
Checkered Flag
Volkswagen & Hyundai
in Virginia Beach were
honored with a Good Corporate Neighbor Award
at the VOLUNTEER
Hampton Roads 2014
Corporate VOLUNTEER
Excellence Awards. The
dealership was recognized for its support of
St. Mary’s Home.
Congratulations to
Checkered Flag
Volkswagen and also to
Steve Fredrickson, chairman and CEO of PRA
Group, for being selected
as the 2014 Corporate
VOLUNTEER Leadership
Award Honoree.
Fredrickson is a director
on St. Mary’s Foundation
Board.
t. Mary’s took home
four awards from the
Public Relations Society of
America – Hampton Roads
Chapter Pinnacle Awards:
Best in Show, as well as
first place for brochures,
first place for annual
reports and second place
for newsletters. We are very
thankful for companies like
PRA Group for sponsoring
our publications to help
keep friends, family and
supporters like you in
the know about what’s
happening at St. Mary’s.
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Making a connection.
It sometimes requires extraordinary patience, effort and skill.
But in a place filled with love and laughter, where victories
are often hard-fought but deeply rewarding, it’s worth it. And
every inch of progress is unforgettable. How will you be
remembered? We invite you to link your legacy with ours
through a planned gift. After all, love is forever.
Leslie Paul and her husband, Bill Seib, are planning
for the future of St. Mary’s Home with gifts in their wills
to provide a range of activities for the children. In the family
portrait at left, Carrington gets a big hug from her mom during
one of their frequent visits. Children like Carrington will be
assured of quality care and plenty of fun thanks to people like
Leslie and Bill, who were inspired by seeing “how happy they
(the children) are doing activities.” Will you join with Leslie
and Bill in making sure Carrington and other children will
always have a safe, healthy and happy place? A place where
families can be vital partners in caring for their children.
St. Mary’s Home is proud to work with
the following professionals on our
Planned Giving Advisory Committee:
Michael E. Duffy
Merrill Lynch
Sharon S. Goodwyn, Counsel
Hunton & Williams, LLP &
St. Mary’s Board of Directors
Jessica A. Hayes, Attorney at Law
Hook Law Center P.C.
Kerke Johnson, CFP®
Wells Fargo Advisor, LLC
Edward S. Jones, CPA, PFS, CFP®
Jones, Madden & Council, PLC
Kirkland M. Kelley, Esq.
Kaufman & Canoles, P.C.
Patricia M. King
U. S. Trust
Richard N. Knapp
St. Mary’s Board of Directors
& Quick180
Stacy L. Long, AIF®, CFP®
NTrust Wealth Management
Earl McLain, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®
Wells Fargo Private Bank
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Susan G. Moritz, P.C.
Attorney & Counselor at Law
Jennifer L. Moccia, J.D., L.L.M.
Rack & Olansen, P.C.
M. Powell Peters, Esq.
St. Mary’s Foundation Board &
Wolcott Rivers Gates
J. Howard Rodman, Jr., CFP®
Morgan Stanley
Steven Sabo, CLU®, ChFC®
The Frieden Agency
Mike Scanlon, MBA
MetLife Mid-Atlantic
Financial Group
Dr. Alvin J. Schexnider
St. Mary’s Board of Directors &
Schexnider & Associates, LLC
Lori Ann Tamayo, CRPC®
Compton McCulley & Company
lease contact Martha Price
Stewart at [email protected]
or (757) 446-6797 to ask about adding St. Mary’s Home as a beneficiary
to your life insurance policy, retirement plan or investment accounts.
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Photo courtesy of Melanie Wasko Photography, www.melaniewaskophotography.com
St. Mary’s Home For
Disabled Children
Incorporated and Affiliate
Financial Highlights, Year Ended
Dec. 31, 2014
Note: Revenues and expenses include two
unfavorable non-cash items totaling $1,471,371
related to the Home’s long-term debt and defined
benefit pension plan.
This information is extracted from the
Dec. 31, 2014, financial statements, which were
audited by PBMares. For a complete copy of
the 2014 financial statements, please contact
Martha Price Stewart, director of development,
at [email protected], (757) 446-6797 or
(800) 237-6555.
2014 Sources of contributed revenue
■ Individuals
■ C
orporate
■ Bequests
■ United Way/Combined Federal
Campaign
■ Foundation
■ Community
AS S ETS
Cash and investments
$22,854,118
Third party, pledge and other receivables
1,983,008
Fixed assets
13,988,151
Other assets
321,824
Total assets
39,147,101
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L IABIL IT IE S AND NET AS S ETS
Current liabilities
$ 2,269,288
Other liabilities, including bonds payables 15,366,425
Net assets
21,511,388
Total liabilities and net assets
39,147,101
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R EV E NU E S
Patient service revenue
$ 16,600,835
Contributions
937,467
United Way campaign
192,211
Investment income 619,775
Other income 610,364
Total revenues
18,960,652
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E XP E NS E S
Patient services
$ 15,885,931
Management and general
2,793,669
Fundraising
342,342
Other expenses
360,414
Total expenses
19,382,356
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Decrease in net assets
$ (421,704)
Net assets, beginning of year
21,933,092
Net assets, end of year
21,511,388
12%
16%
18%
5%
27%
22%
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Annual Supporters
2014
Restricted and Unrestricted Gifts
T
he Board of Directors would like
to recognize and thank these individuals, corporations, foundations,
organizations and municipalities
for their generous support as of Dec.
31, 2014. All donations are crucial to
helping children and young adults
with severe disabilities lead “a good
life” and achieve their fullest potential. If we omitted or misspelled your
name, let us know, and please accept
our apologies.
Friend
$100,000 - $299,999
United Site Services, Inc.
United Way of South Hampton Roads
Benefactor
$50,000 - $99,999
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary's Home
Estate of Katheryn Hutchison Mote
Partner
$10,000 - $24,999
Mrs. Elizabeth Budde
City of Norfolk
The Clark-Janis Foundation
Dominion Employee Giving Program
L. S. Febre Irrevocable Trust
Fredrickson Family Foundation
Violet Greco Foundation
Jo-Kell, Inc.
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Mr. Marc Leishman
The President’s Cup
PGA Tour Charities, Inc.
Kate and Kevin Mangum
Mrs. Carolyn E. McDonnell
Mrs. Jane R. Miller
PRA Group
Estate of Benjamin Joseph Stuski
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Takacs
Maria Grace Tyburczy Trust
We Promise Foundation
Mr. Ronald Zoby and Mrs. Jarrett Zoby
Associate
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Albero
American Mechanical, Inc.
Beach Ambassadors
Camp Foundation
Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation
Chesapeake Bay Wine Classic Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Corbin
Douglas & Marianne Dickerson Foundation
Dominion Virginia Power
Kid2Kid
Kiwanis Club of York
Miller Oil Foundation
SAIC
Sertoma Club of Norfolk
Skanska USA Civil Southeast, Inc.
VuBay Foundation
Warden Family Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Dr. Judith V. Williams
Supporter
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous (4)
A. Dodson's
Apprentice School Student Association
Bank of America United Way Campaign
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Barry III
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baur
BB&T
Chris and Terri Beale
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beitz
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bell
Mr. Steven Bowyer
Capital Concrete, Inc.
Carrington Family Foundation
Dan and Paula Chang
Children's Specialty Group, PLLC
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph A. Chop USCG
Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.
Andy and Margrit Corcoran
Mrs. Margaret M. Cordovana
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Daniel
R & C Dickerson Family Fund of the Hampton
Roads Community Foundation
Ms. Katherine J. Dutlinger
Electric League of Norfolk
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Event Staffing Inc.
First Presbyterian Church
Dennis and Margaret Gartman
Gathering of Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Godfrey, Jr.
Pat and Sandy Gomez
S. Bernard and Sharon S. Goodwyn
Mr. Jeffery Hardison
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hibbard
Ms. Elise Hicks
Ironclad Technology Services, LLC
The Jared Family Christmas Charity
Mr. and Mrs. David Jared
JEB Little Creek Fort Story Chapel
Mr. and Mrs. James Jiral
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
Kaufman & Canoles, PC
Kellam Family Trust
Ms. Hollie Kernan
Kerneos, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Knapp
James R. Knight and Mary J. Gibson
Knights of Columbus - Fr. Nicholas J. Habets
Council 4632
Emily Larsson – Senior Project at First
Colonial High School
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Littel
Dr. and Mrs. Chad Manke
Suzanne and Vince Mastracco
Ms. Linda J. McAbee CVT
Mrs. Cheryl McLeskey
Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. McPhillips
Mr. Don Michals
Ms. Marjorie C. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Napolitano
NATO Headquarters Supreme Allied
Command Transformation
Norfolk Redevelopment & Housing Authority
North Shore Pediatrics
Dr. Pouran N. Nowroozi and Dr. Ali Nowroozi
Tessa and Donald Nuss
Ocean View Women's Golf Association
Mrs. Lucy J. Oldfield
Order of Alhambra Charity Fund, Inc.
Ms. Leslie A. Paul and Mr. William F. Seib
Mr. Robert A. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pilato
Janet and Steve Pitler
QVC, Inc.
Ms. Mary-Jo Rawson
Ms. Lucy F. Reasor
Mr. Michael W. Reagan
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ripley
Ronald McDonald House Charities Corporate
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Norfolk
Rotary Club of Hampton Roads
Mr. Kenneth R. Scott
Sentara Healthcare
Law Offices of Richard J. Serpe, PC
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Shank
Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Shinault
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith
Ms. Susan K. Sobota
Mr. and Mrs. Tim McDermott
Mrs. Mary Lou McPhaul
Lee and Mary Murphy
Sis Nash Memorial Fund of the Hampton
Roads Community Foundation
Order of Alhambra Padul Caravan #69
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Peter
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Planinsheck
Ms. Renee Puzio and Mr. Arnold Rausch
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reinhart
Rotary Club of Cape Henry
Dr. Jean Shelton
$500 - $999
Mr. Kenneth Singleton
Anonymous (4)
Mrs. Margery K. Standing
A. Blessing
Michael Baker Corporation Foundation, Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Strickland
United Way of Greater Atlanta, Inc.
Employee Charities Group
Mr. Jerry D. Vance
Mr. James Ball
Ralph and Sheila Vigenski
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Beach Radiator and Air Condition Repair, Inc. Virginia and John L. Sinclair Foundation
Gracie Booze - IB Program Project at Princess Virginia Beach Chapter of Thrivent Financial
for Lutherans
Anne High School
Richard and Gloria Vizzier
Mrs. Ruby Center
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Webber
2013 Charity Kicks Soccer Clinic
Wendy's International, LLC
Dr. David B. Crouse, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Whalen
Mrs. Joan Damsey
Daughters of Wisdom
$250 - $499
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dolan
Anonymous (5)
Mrs. Gayle N. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Anglin
Mr. and Mrs. Billy England
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Boddy
Mr. Leslie H. Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bosse
Mr. and Mrs. James Graybeal
Bowman, Foster & Associates, P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Guimond
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Brandi
The Hall Family
Ms. Gwendolyn W. Brehon
Hellenic Woman's Club
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Callaham, Jr.
Mary Helen and Patrick Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Callahan
International Interior Design Association
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Carr
Jalbert and Associates Inc.
Mr. Ryan Carroll
Donny and Hilary Johnson
The Catholic Ladies Altar Guild
Mr. James T. Kennedy
Patrick and Edith S. Causey
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gregory Kilduff
Employees of Chesapeake Regional Imaging
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Koch
Center-Kempsville
Michael and Janet McCarty
South Side Iron Order MC
Southern Riders MC of VA and NC
Sharon and Chuck Taylor
Technical Systems Integration, Inc.
Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley, LLC
Kim and Bill Thumel
Tidewater Auto Auction
Truist
Harry Webster Walker II Charitable Trust
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Church of the Ascension Outreach Commission
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Coffey
Mr. Robert W. Coffey
Commonwealth Cares
Consolvo/Peaches Gregory Tent
Mr. Axel L. Crimmins
Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Crumley
LCDR Donald Cullen
Mrs. Mary DeFord
Bobby and Patti Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Edsall
Kathleen Farrell through Disney EARS to You
Fund
Sherry and Bruce Ferki
Alan and Esther Fleder Foundation
Mrs. Barbara H. Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Giermak
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Gregory
Ms. Amberley G. Hammer Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
Mr. Arthur Hernandez
Ms. Stacy T. Holleran
Holy Spirit Catholic Church Parish
Ms. Judith B. Jared
Mrs. Debra M. Keeling
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Konefal
Mrs. Thomas E. Lassen
Law and Disorderly Club
John and Patricia Litz
Ms. Stacy L. Long, CFP®, AIF®
Lynch Insurance Agency, Inc.
Skip and Linda Margiotta
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Martin
Capt. and Mrs. Bradley J. Mason, USN
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Massey
McPhillips, Roberts & Deans Employees
(Team MRD)
Mr. Michael J. McPhillips
Mr. Julius S. Miller
Ms. Nancy Nale and Mr. Brian Kuebler
Mr. James J. Nichols
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph P. Noha, Jr.
Norfolk Academy
Mr. Selim Ozic and Madison Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Pallett
Estate of Reed and Mary Patrick
Ms. Anita Peele
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Piper
Edwin Jay Rafal
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rentner
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Rice
Mr. F. Scott Ripley and Ms. Michele Workman
Class of 2013, Riverside School of Health
Sciences
Ms. Sarah E. Rock through Disney EARS to
You Fund
Ms. Anne Rogers
Mr. Francis E. Rohde
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schwarting
Mr. and Mrs. R. Carroll Smith, Sr.
Southwark Hunt Club
Martha and John Stewart
Mr. Charles F. Taylor IV
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tedesco
United Way of Greater Williamsburg
United Way of Lancaster County
United Way of Virginia's Eastern Shore
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vitale
The Honorable and Mrs. Bruce A. Wilcox
Mr. Charles T. Woodington
Mr. Walt Yourstone
$100 - $249
Anonymous (8)
Mr. Albert M. Adams
American Legion Auxiliary #327
Ms. Margaret S. Anglin and Mr. James S. Akers
Ms. Adrienne Ashby
Sonja N. Barisic and James J. Lidington
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Barlow
Mr. Edward S. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Barrett
Stephan and Karen Bennis
Big Woody's Bar & Grill
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Dr. Sandra S. Billy
Mr. and Mrs. Cabell B. Birdsong
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Black
Mr. Richard Buonfigli
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Burton
Cape Henry Woman's Club, Inc.
CarMax
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Carr
Ms. Jacqueline Carson
Ms. Roxanne Cherry
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Choplinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Christie
Churchland North Baptist Church
Mr. Darren Clay
VADM and Mrs. E. W. Clexton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Clowdsley
Ms. Beverly S. Coose
Mrs. Reginald H. Corliss
Ms. Mary L. Crell
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cross
The Culkin Family
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Delauder
Mr. Gerald Divaris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Divaris
Mr. Jason E. Dodd
Dominion Generation
Dr. Robert Edmonds
Ms. Petra B. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards
Capt. Frederic F. Elkin, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Ralph E. Emerson
Mr. William Emerson
Mr. Magmus Erikkson
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Erwin, Jr.
Suzanne and David Fairbank
Ms. Rebecca J. Fatula
Tim and Cathy Ferramosca
Mr. Robert N. Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Lowery D. Finley III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Furr
LCDR and Mrs. George Giersch, USN (Ret.)
Susan and John Gill
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Girl Scout Troop 553
Ms. Jo Ann Given
Dr. Judith Green
Jack and Muriel Greenhalgh
E. T. Gresham Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Griffith
Richard and Mary Lou Grissom
Ms. Wilhelmina K. Gunter
Ms. Diane B. Haltigan
Mr. Tim Harding
Mr. Jonathan Hartz
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Hawkins II
Thomas and Mary Hayes
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hennelly, Jr.
Hoffman & Hoffman LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Holcomb
Ms. Maria L. Holtz
Mr. and Mrs. George W. House
Mr. and Mrs. John C. House
Ms. Patricia E. House
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Hubbard
Sara and Tommy Hunt
Mrs. Nancy S. Jacobson
Keshia and Salina James
Ms. Janet Jared
Ms. Justine J. Johnson
Mr. Edward Kavanaugh, Jr.
Mr. Harold B. Kellam, Jr.
Mr. Michael Khandelwal
Kiwanis Club of Suffolk
Kiwanis Club of Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kofron, Jr.
Mr. David A. Konze
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lamb
Mr. William E. Lehr
Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Levin
Mrs. Judy C. Lewis
Ms. Claire L. Liebert
Mrs. Gloria Lyon
Ms. Katrina Lonnette Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. William McCardell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McPhillips
Ms. Marilyn Meek
Peter and Kerry Mellette
Ms. Joyce Merola
Mrs. Ernestine K. Middleton
Ms. Diane M. Mocion and Dr. Jonathan
Rubin
Mr. Mark E. Moran Esq.
Mr. Frederick A. Moss
Sitha, Prasad and Abhishek Nagumanthri
Mr. James P. Nelson
Mr. Jason Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Nurney, Jr.
Oceana Cycles
Ms. Phyllis O'Quinn
Mr. Thomas F. O'Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. David Pender III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perry
Thomas and Virginia Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Primo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn
Mr. Michael L. Rapp
Mr. and Mrs. Brett E. Raynor
George and Pat Rector
Dr. Annette Reda and Mr. David N. Reda
Ms. Virginia Reigle
Ms. Jean L. Resch
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rhodes
Richard Stravitz 30th Street Gallery
Mr. and Mrs. Alaric Roche
Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Rothman
Ms. Nina F. Rountree
Catherine and Joe Rudolph
Ms. Nancy Salyer
Ms. Kathy Sands
Mr. and Mrs. James Seagraves
Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon
Ms. Jodie A. Shields
Capt. and Mrs. James Smith
Ms. Karen Smith
Ms. Judy K. Sparrow
Mr. Mark Stewart
SunTrust United Way Campaign
Capt. and Mrs. Francis M. Swientek,
USN (Ret.)
Ms. Barbara J. Taylor
Ms. Janice Thape
William and Kathleen Uberti
United Way of the National Capital Area
United Way Suncoast
Dr. Joseph E. Vaccarella
Ms. Terri M. Veith
Dr. Nivea Velazquez
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waitzer
Mrs. Dorothea B. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ward
Ms. Lesa B. Weaver
LCDR Raymond Weber
Mr. and Mrs. William T. West
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Whisman, Jr.
Elissa and Trey White
Mr. Ben R. Wiley
Mr. Timothy Wilmer
Ms. Darlene Wilson
Mr. W. Lewis Witt
Bobby and Lee Woodard
Miss Claudia Woods
Diane Zinn
Matching Gift Companies
CarMax
KT Business Associates
PRA Group
Verizon Foundation
Gifts For Special Projects
Activities for the Children
Leslie A. Paul
Beautification of the Home
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Russler
MaryAnn D. Lafler, Virginia Beach City Public
Schools and Virginia High School students
Children’s Tuition to Camp Horizon
We Promise Foundation
Community Outings
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
Leslie A. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Alaric Roche
VuBay Foundation
Equipment for the Children
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
Dominion Virginia Power
Violet Greco Foundation
Emily Larsson – Senior Project at First
Colonial High School
Warden Family Foundation
Dr. Judith V. Williams
Friday Forums Sponsors
Camp Foundation
Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation
Children's Specialty Group, PLLC
Furnishings, Décor and Equipment for
The Albero House
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
Mrs. Jane Miller
Miller Oil Foundation
Sentara Leigh Hospital
Holiday Gifts for the Children and Young
Adults
American Legion Auxiliary #327
American Mechanical, Inc.
Ms. Andi Beam
Ms. Jodi Callahan
Christ the King Church
Decker, Cardon, Thomas, Weintraub &
Neskis, P.C.
The Downs Family and Friends
Event Staffing, Inc.
Ms. Mary Ann Fiore
IIDA
Kerneos, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Koceja
The Masters Family
Monument of Joy Intl Kingdom Church
New Beginnings Home Care LLC
Sentara Leigh Hospital, Family Maternity
Center
Skanska USA Civil Southeast, Inc.
Southern Riders MC of VA and NC
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mr. Oscar Veney
Victory Life Church
Virginia Beach Ambulatory Surgery Center
Ms. Angie K. Williams
Journeys Sponsor
PRA Group
Tutoring
Chesapeake Bay Wine Classic Foundation
Vehicle Fleet
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
Virginia Opera Presentation
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary’s Home
Gifts-in-Kind
Alanton Elementary School
American Legion Auxiliary #327
Ms. Della Anderson
Ms. Jennifer Barnes
Ms. Andi Beam
Ms. Marjorie Lynn Beethoven
Mr. and Mrs. William Blount
C & M Automotive
Ms. Cherie Cahill
Ms. Jodi Callahan
Ms. Jacqueline P. Camire
Cape Henry Woman's Club, Inc.
Helen Colonna
Michelle Lusson
Jean Marie Onifer
Ms. Angelia Coggin
Ms. Pam Cribb
Mr. Glen Davies
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Mr. Conner Ervin and Mrs. Elizabeth Ervin
Mr. Ken Falkenstein
Ms. Lynne Faraone
Ms. Olivia Galbreath and Family
Golden Slippers Dance Studios
Mr. J. D. Gregory
Gymstrada Gymnastics
Mr. Thornton Hall
Ms. Sheri Holley
Holy Spirit Catholic Church Parish, Good
News People Moms Group
Mr. Steven M. Hornstein
Ms. Anne Jarrett
Mr. Joshua Jarvis
Mr. and Mrs. David Jessen
Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Kaplan
Kidstown
Ms. Myeshia Latta-Dreher
Ms. Katrina Lonnette Marsh
Ms. Valeria Mayo
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nebe
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peckham
The Planning Council
Mr. Alex Reichardt
Ms. Lilia Remig
Mr. John Richardson
Ms. Christine S. Ricks
Mr. Don Roach
Mr. Daniel Roper
Mrs. Mariah Rule
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scherzinger
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen Scott
Sentara Leigh Hospital, Family Maternity
Center
The Suntheimer Family
Mr. Oscar Veney
Ms. Patricia Vera
VFW Post 4809
Victory Life Church
Mrs. Elizabeth Visalden
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vitale
Ms. Shannise Walker
Ms. Margaret Welch
Mr. Douglas W. Werner
Whimsical Wish
Honor Tributes
In Honor of Mr. Carl M. Albero
Mr. Ron Ward
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Anderson
In Honor of Jacque and Tyler Anthony
Mr. Charles F. Taylor IV
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthofer
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Anderson
In Honor of Kiera
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beitz
In Honor of Hannah B
Kiwanis Club of York
In Honor of Caitlin
Amy Wright
In Honor of Frank and Carol Childress
Mr. and Mrs. Watt S. Perley
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In Honor of Haley C.
Carrington Family Foundation
Ms. Bonnie Ward
In Honor of the Wedding of Diane Claxton
and Brian Macoon
Dr. Jean Shelton
In Honor of Mr. George Compo
Anonymous
In Honor of George and Linda Consolvo
Ms. Ada-Clarke N. Davis
In Honor of Mr. Michael P. Cotter
Office of Michael P. Cotter, Chapter 13 Trustee
In Honor of John Craig on his birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Craig
In Honor of Alana D.
Mrs. Marian Cotton
In Honor of Mr. Michael E. Duffy
Camp Foundation
Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation
Harry Webster Walker II Charitable Trust
In Honor of Teresa Dumonschelle
Sylvia, Debra and Roberta
In Honor of Ms. Lynn Earle
Ms. Michelle Crandell
In Honor of Betty and Bill Giermak
Kathy and David Rawls
In Honor of Shelby Rae Kelly
Ms. Patricia A. Thompson
In Honor of Ian Gordon
Gerald and Linda Pelletier
In Honor of Dr. Joel Lall-Trail
The Staff of Virginia Ophthalmology
Associates
In Honor of The Grady Grandchildren
Baptism
Dana Gustafson and Keith Dyer
In Honor of Jack Rule
Mrs. Mariah Rule
In Honor of Liam L.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Gregory
In Honor of Rosemary Simmons
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Honor of The Hantzes Family
Donny and Hilary Johnson
In Honor of Rileigh Linton
Diane Zinn
In Honor of Mel and Betsy Spence
Mrs. Ruby Center
In Honor of Molly H.
Donny and Hilary Johnson
Mrs. Jane R. Miller
Kevin and Ali Miller
Mrs. June Reiter
In Honor of Roosevelt, Jr. and Nancy
Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
In Honor of Randy Lyall
Ms. Donna Underill
In Honor of Dr. Lisa D. Stephens-Garriott
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Garriott
In Honor of Trent M.
Mrs. Davaline Perry
In Honor of Martha Price Stewart
Mr. Jim R. Story
In Honor of Charles Staples Mangum
Kate and Kevin Mangum
In Honor of Betsy Stone, her daughter
Jennifer Reasor and Betsy's two
granddaughters Cora and Caroline
Mrs. Christie Bowen
Ms. Kathy C. Branch
Ms. Pandora Burrus
Disability Determination Services
Ms. Teresa E. Hernandez
Mr. Rodney Kellar
Mr. Dallas King
Mrs. Gail Vest
Mrs. Marilyn Y. Wood
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huff
Augie and Kay Eckhardt
In Honor of Wayne and Fran Jones
Dennis and Margaret Gartman
In Honor of Katie Jones
Mr. Peter Jones
In Honor of Mr. Nabil Kassir on Father's
Day
Mr. Marshall Eng
In Honor of ECPI Health Care
Administration
Health Care Administration Association, ECPI In Honor of Jackson Keller on his
birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John Jansen
In Honor of Georgia and Jim Fletcher
The Master Family
Mrs. Ruby Center
Aidan Master
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In Honor of Annette Reda, MD
The Staff of Virginia Ophthalmology
Associates
In Honor of Linda Marino
Sylvia and Debra Linden
In Honor of Soozi McLain
Dr. Jean Shelton
In Honor of Joe and Julie McPhillips
Terry and Peggy McPhillips
In Honor of Mr. Robert Missert
Mrs. Dorothy Felthousen
In Honor of Gabriella "Gabby" Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Morgan
In Honor of Mrs. Jeanne Pinkston's
birthday
Mrs. Jeanne DeBraggio
In Honor of Harry and Anne Traylor
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith
In Honor of Meghan, Mallory and Nate
Morgan and Tracey Trimyer
In Honor of Raheemah W.
Ashley Stack from her birthday gifts
In Honor of Roxane Ward
Sally & Ron Hartman
In Memory of Miss Sarah Benson
Mrs. Frances M. Benson
In Honor of Colton W.
Mrs. Gloria J. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patykula
In Memory of Andrew Blair
Ed and Tricia Blair
In Honor of Suzanne S. Zabo
Ms. Bonnie G. Herring
Memory Tributes
In Memory of Mr. Jason Brad Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Matthews
Mrs. Paula G. Carter
Ms. Sally Lou Steel
Ms. Sandra Edwards
In Memory of Grace Adkins
Babcock and Wilcox EMO Department
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Matthews
Mr. Wilber Thomas
Ms. Linda Matthew
Ms. Sally Lou Steel
Randstad Technologies
In Memory of Ms. Delores Boerner
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Vigneault
In Memory of Mark Arthur Bousquet
Maj. and Mrs. Arthur Bousquet USMC (Ret.)
In Memory of Emma Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowman
Ms. Stacey Croghan
Ms. Linda J. Crosby
Ms. Erica Boyd
Mr. Gregory Gleed
Ms. Jennifer Gleed
Mr. and Mrs. William McLain
In Memory of Mr. Jett McCormick
Colonna
Mrs. Farouk D. Kassir
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Carolina
Ms. Colette Cox
In Memory of Rachel L. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Callo
In Memory of Mr. Armand James
De Bellis
Ms. Mary DeFord
In Memory of Peter G. Decker, Jr.
Ms. Susan Harper
In Memory of Mr. Joseph DeSimon
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Callo
In Memory of Rowena Fullinwider
Mr. Peter Fullinwider
In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. John H. Furr
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Daniel
In Memory of Dr. John H. Furr
Mr. and Mrs. William E. McCardell, Jr. &
William T. McCardell
In Memory of Brendan Gamble
Anonymous
In Memory of Charles and Juanita
Gardner
Mrs. Ruby Center
In Memory of Mr. Anthony Gargiulo
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Rev. Paul T. Gaughan
Ms. Lorraine Degiorgi
In Memory of Mr. William M. Boyd
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Bowers
In Memory of Mr. Justin "Pat" DiNini
Alan and Linda Vigneault
In Memory of Mr. Theodore J. Broecker
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Knapp
In Memory of Dr. Wilbur Durbin Donahue
Mrs. Margaret M. Stephenson
In Memory of Tillie Buchman
Sherry and Bruce Ferki
In Memory of Richard and Laura Donzell
Mrs. Ruby Center
In Memory of Ann Wagner Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Russler
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gill
Mrs. Katherine Cotten-Meunier and Mr. Roy
Meunier
Mrs. Robert W. P. Martin, Jr.
In Memory of Ms. Dorothy R. Camantigue
Mr. Michael W. Reagan
In Memory of Mr. Floyd W. Dooley Jr.
Mrs. Mary A. Dooley
In Memory of Mr. Lewis Goode
Mr. and Mrs. David Pender III
In Memory of Dr. R. M. Campbell
Mrs. Kristina Joyce
In Memory of William "Shep" Drewry, Jr.
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Christopher Gower
Mr. Robert Gower
In Memory of C. A. Ballentine
Mrs. Veronica Ballentine
In Memory of Mr. John F. Carter
Ms. Harriet D. Fanney
In Memory of Mrs. Juliana M. Escuadra
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mintz
In Memory of Carleigh Harbin
Lipsey Family
In Memory of Ms. Margaret P. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Barry III
In Memory of Mr. David V. Cederquist
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ripley
In Memory of Mrs. Gail Kirby Evett
Dr. Russell D. Evett
In Memory of Kevin Martin Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
In Memory of Rev. Asbury
Mrs. Paula G. Carter
In Memory of Mrs. Linda H. Bagby
Mrs. Peggy S. Wilkinson
Ms. Mary DeFord
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In Memory of Roosevelt and Lula Mae
Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
Mr. Robert S. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gregory Kilduff
Mr. Tom Laidlaw
Peter and Kerry Mellette
Richard T. Ray, Peter Murphy, William Poole,
In Memory of Sean P. Hawes
John Eakin and employees of S&K Sales Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greise
Ms. Ann Sparkman
In Memory of Irene Elizabeth Angel Hayes John and Martha Stewart
Kitty, Terry, Deb and Noel Turner
Ms. Elizabeth K. Crowder
Ms. Jackie H. White
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fraim
Ms. Sarah B. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Molochko
Ms. Diane Zinn
Jim and Sheri Pate
Ms. Doris D. Pidgeon
In Memory of Dr. Khalida A. Kassir
Ms. Nelda Stine
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
Mrs. Farouk D. Kassir
In Memory of John Crockett Henry, Jr.,
D.D.S.
In Memory of Sozan Maradian Kassir
Mrs. Leonard O. Oden
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
Caalo, Inc. T/A AAMCO Transmission
In Memory of Mary Holloway
The McKnight Family
In Memory of Chelsea Lynn Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hughes
In Memory of Mr. Daniel J. Hurley
Mrs. Joan Damsey
In Memory of Ms. Sandy Jackson
Wolcott Rivers Gates
In Memory of Nabbie John
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Hazel L. Jones
Atlantic Dominion Distributors
Sonja N. Barisic and James J. Lidington
Mrs. Betty Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Giermak
Mary Helen and Patrick Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jones
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In Memory of Helen O. and Edwin C.
Kellam
Kellam Family Trust
In Memory of Max Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zion III
In Memory of Miss Joan Kish
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mullin
In Memory of Victoria Noel "Tori" Knapp
Bonnie Mani, PhD
Mr. and Mrs. Renea Hicks
In Memory of Mr. Gerald Kresinske
Ms. Mary E. Moberg
In Memory of Mrs. Phyllis Lawrence
Ms. Willa D. Hurley
In Memory of Mr. Peter John Loehr
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hodges
In Memory of Christina Lovisi
Debra and Sylvia Linden
In Memory of Haley Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell
In Memory of Bob and Lois Malkowski
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Ranger, therapy dog
Mrs. Julie Morgan
In Memory of Loved Ones
Ms. Helen C. Manges
In Memory of Sister Mary June Morin
Mr. and Mrs. Generoso B. Balbuena
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph A. Chop USCG
Daughters of Wisdom
Gathering of Friends
Ms. Justine J. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Regna
Ms. Susan M. Schrader
In Memory of Steven and Patrick Manges
Ms. Helen C. Manges
In Memory of Mr. David Marvin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Porter
In Memory of Lois S. McDaniel, Norfolk
Public School teacher
Anonymous
In Memory of Father Robert McEleney
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gorman Pinkston
In Memory of Annie McIlvane
Mrs. Clara Baranski
In Memory of Mr. Thomas F. McPhaul
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon
In Memory of J. Vincent McPhillips as a
Xmas gift for Vince Stirm
Mrs. Kristen Vinson
In Memory of Mrs. Patsy McWaters
Ms. Mary DeFord
Mrs. Carolyn L. Dennis
Ms. Willa D. Hurley
Ms. Mary A. Lipscomb
Mrs. Peggy S. Wilkinson
In Memory of MSGR James F. Mennis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rentner
In Memory of Mrs. Katheryn Hutchison
Mote
Anonymous
Mrs. Ruby Center
Thomas and Anne Chowns
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Crenshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Culpepper
Ms. Mary DeFord
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. DeFord, Jr.
Mrs. Carolyn L. Dennis
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Easton
Shannon and Kevin Edsall
Mr. and Mrs. Billy England
Ms. Ellen A. Hill
Mary Helen and Patrick Hilton
Ms. Willa D. Hurley
Merium E. Hutchison
Ms. Mary A. Lipscomb
Dr. Richard Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Morris, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Napolitano, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Patton
Ms. Lucy F. Reasor
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rentner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ross, Jr.
Ms. Beverly T. Scott
Danny and Donna Smith
Martha and John Stewart
Mr. Layne J. Tarbutton
Sharon and Chuck Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watson
Mrs. Peggy S. Wilkinson
In Memory of Cheryl Benita Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Callo
In Memory of J. Edward Murphy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rentner
In Memory of Mary Ellen Nimershiem
Mr. Daniel F. Nimershiem
In Memory of Jenna Noha
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph P. Noha, Jr.
In Memory of Jenna and Mike Noha
LCDR and Mrs. Joseph P. Noha, Jr.
In Memory of Mrs. Justine Nusbaum
Mr. Robert C. Nusbaum and Ms. Linda S.
Laibstain
In Memory of Mr. Edward C. "Barney"
Oldfield, Jr.
Mrs. Lucy J. Oldfield
In Memory of Leonard Pearlin
Anonymous
In Memory of Mrs. Cecilia Kontaxis
Perros
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Matthew Todd Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson
In Memory of William T. Prince
Mrs. Mary Lou McPhaul
In Memory of James P. Quinn and All
Disabled
Mrs. Rosalee D. Quinn
In Memory of Patricia Twohy Rector
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Adams
Atlantic Anesthesia, Inc.
Auxiliary Board of St. Mary's Home
The Machine Shop Employees at Berkley
Machine Works
Ms. Judy S. Bernal
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Black
Mr. Robert H. Bowden
Ms. Sheila P. Braithwaite
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Byrd
John and Karen Cavanaugh
Mrs. Ruby Center
Nancy H. Colton, Penny Colton and Jerry
Youngblood
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Cross
Mrs. Katherine E. Dashiell
Mrs. O. J. Donahoe
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Fiveash, Jr.
Ms. Lisa M. Frates
Bill and Paulette Galanko
John and Linda Harrell
Mr. Harold L. Henkel
Mrs. L. Heyworth
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Holland
Ms. Lucy Holland
Thomas and Linda Howard
Cynthia and Stuart Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Kindley
Ms. Sally O. Kitchin
Becky and Frank Kurtz
Felix Maroto, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. John C. McLemore
Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. McPhillips
Mr. William J. Meagher
Mr. Julius S. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Parrish
Ms. Sylvia A. Price
James and Kimberly Rector
Dr. and Mrs. Henry M. Rogers
Mr. Allen W. Rohlfing
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Romash
Will and Bev Sessoms
Surgery Center Chesapeake LLC
Betsy Terry and Louie Ames
Earl and Jo Anne Tonkin
The Physicians and Staff of TotalCare for
Women
The Vestry and Clergy of Trinity Episcopal
Cathedral, Little Rock, AR
Ms. Patricia White
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Whittemore
Byron and Chris Work
In Memory of Marjorie Joseph Saad
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Ernest Regna
Ms. Sonia A. Regna
In Memory of Dr. Ahmad A. Shoaibi
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ames, Jr.
Drs. Janet A. and Hormoz Azar
Ann & Patrick Brogan
Mr. Alan Burch
Carla Carloni, Bill Cusmano and family
Ms. Marguerite W. Dickerson
Mr. George Doumar
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Galanides
Dr. and Mrs. Shakur Hamidi-Toosi
Mr. and Mrs. Koochekzadeh
Michael and Janet McCarty
Mr. Michael Z. Moayery
North Shore Pediatrics
Dr. Pouran N. Nowroozi and Dr. Ali Nowroozi
Mr. and Mrs. Harris G. Rogers III
Robert and Brenda Ruben
In Memory of Sarah Anne Reilly
Mrs. Kathleen F. Moore
In Memory of Mr. Nathan Richardson
Miles and Harlene Anderson
In Memory of Sarah Robertson, Norfolk
Public School teacher
Anonymous
In Memory of Mrs. Nellie Gray Rollins
Ms. Raeleene M. Carroll
Thomas and Anne Chowns
Ms. Mary DeFord
Ms. Barbara Foxwell
Mary Helen and Patrick Hilton
Mrs. Katheryn Hutchison Mote
The Nixon Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith
In Memory of Mary Russo
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rentner
In Memory of Ms. Sharron Saunders
Ms. Anne Barnett
Karen Martin, Lisa Anne Dakes and Burnice
Martin
In Memory of Ms. Sophia Schwed
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Linton, Jr.
In Memory of Ritchie V. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Miller
In Memory of Jean Shackleford
Ms. Mary E. Moberg
In Memory of Ms. Annie Lee Smith
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Cayden Gracie Smith
Mr. Kyle Almas
Ms. Carrie Bennefield
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Ms. Teresa Blevins
Mr. Robert Byrd
Mr. Dana Carter
Mr. Dennis Cloud
Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Crusberg
Rebecca Danylchak
Mr. Bernard Devins
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fearrington
Ms. Olivia T. Feduccia
Mr. Paul Feucht
Ms. Sommer Harrington
Ms. Trenita Hodge-Mims
Ms. Kat Johnson
Ms. Cindy Lawrence
Lewis & DeBerry Reporting Service LLC
Mr. Dennis Malkin and Ms. Nancy Dunn
Ms. Shanna McGhee
Ms. Patricia Melochick
Ms. Donna Moyer
Ms. Tara Peterson
Ms. Kelly Potts
Ms. Judith L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stone
Ms. Michele Tisdale
Ms. Tracey Tucker
Ms. Lynn Walters
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ward
Mr. Henry H. Whitely
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ray Williamson
In Memory of Dot Speeney
Ms. Mary E. Moberg
In Memory of Tom and Betty Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hatch
In Memory of Gloria K. Strickland
Jack and Adelaide Rattigan
In Memory of Bishop Walter Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gorman Pinkston
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In Memory of Russell "Eddie" Talley
Nabil and Deborah Kassir
In Memory of Mr. J. Hume Taylor, Jr.
Mrs. Ann R. Adams
Mrs. Anne B. Addington
Mr. S. B. Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Brock Anderson
Clay Hofheimer Barr
Mrs. Susan Terjen Bernard
Susan and Alfred Bevan
Mr. James S. Bradley
Mr. Evans B. Brasfield
Abner and Magda Carney
Eric and Ann T. Carney
Mrs. Virginia Carracino
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Casey
Ms. Deidra Clark
Ms. Lynn Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Crooks
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Cross
Mrs. Joan Damsey
Mrs. Elizabeth Darden
The Dudley Family
Mrs. James E. Etheridge
Alice Jane and Joe Fiveash
Mrs. Kedron G. Fix
Bruce and Fred Forsberg
B. Cullen Gibson and Renee V. Garner
Jackson B. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hickerson, Jr.
Allene and Bill Hull
Debbie Jacobs
Mr. George M. Kelley III
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Kelsey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gregory Kilduff
Mary Lauren Lamm
Ms. Leigh Lazaron
Betsy and Paul Madden
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mann
Mr. Richard C. Manson, Jr., P.C.
Mr. Alf J. Mapp III
Mr. Mark Marinello
Suzanne and Vince Mastracco
James C. and Betty Driver McCaa
Mr. and Mrs. John C. McLemore
Mrs. Mary Lou McPhaul
Ms. Eleanor R. Mellen
Ms. Tracy Milliner
Judy and Bill Miner
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Moger, Jr.
Mr. Joseph R. Newell
Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Outland, Jr.
Mr. Conrad L. Paulus
Mr. and Mrs. John Payne
Bitsy and Dippy Pender
Mr. and Mrs. Romano T. Pierantoni
Ms. Patricia Rawls
Ms. Judy Rich
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ripley
Mr. John M. Ryan
Mr. Henry M. Schwan
Lee and Anne M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith
Mr. Robert L. Stephens
John and Martha Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Syer
Va Conference of Commissioners of Accounts
Nancy and Robin Vance
Michael and Debbie Via
In Memory of Jane Thomas
Mr. John S. Thomas
In Memory of Mrs. Irene Tocce
Ms. Joanne Tocce
In Memory of Morgan N. Trimyer, Jr.
Mrs. Tracey Z. Trimyer
In Memory of Jeanne Marie Tysinger
The Tysinger Family
Mr. and Mrs. David Tysinger
In Memory of Dorothula Tibbs Vance and
daughter Patty
Mr. Jerry D. Vance
In Memory of Sammie Visalden
Mrs. Elizabeth Visalden
In Memory of Mrs. Gloria F. Vizzier
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Abele
Michael and Iris Bachmann
Jim and Ellen Deppe
Ms. Dana Gustafson
Prime Team Services, Inc.
The Sykes Family, Daniel, Jill, Joseph,
Benjamin and Little Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Vroman
Dr. and Mrs. Duncan Wallace
In Memory of Mary Sivils Waff
Legh Murphy
In Memory of Joseph Glen Watson
Ms. Mary DeFord
Mrs. Peggy S. Wilkinson
In Memory of Carolline Stackhouse
Weiner
Jack and Adelaide Rattigan
In Memory of Beverley M. Wetsel
Mr. Lawrence E. Wetsel, Jr.
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Callo
In Memory of Christopher Widman
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad A. Widman
Cdr. and Mrs. M. W. Widman, Sr.
In Memory of Joseph Wilkinson
Ms. Brenda J. Fant
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murden
Dr. and Mrs. Julia W. Selig
Mr. Christopher Sturges
Ms. Susie Meekins
Ms. Nita R. Mensia-Joseph
Mr. Charles H. Wolfe
Ms. Kelly N. Wright
Mr. Walt Yourstone
In Memory of Helen Wills
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Albero
The Guardian Society
Certified United Way Agency
T
he Guardian Society recognizes donors
who have included St. Mary’s Home
in their wills, trusts or other estate plans
t. Mary’s Home is a certified United Way
intending to help us provide excellent care and
agency and receives support from
individuals who designate St. Mary’s on their meaningful programs for future generations
of children and young adults. For information,
pledge forms.
Embrace Capital and
We are pleased to recognize and thank our contact Martha Price Stewart, director of
Endowment Campaign
development, at [email protected] or
top United Way donors.
(757) 446-6797 or (800) 237-6555. Thank you.
he following donors provided the final gifts
Donors through United Way of South
that enabled us to exceed our $3 million
Members
Hampton Roads Alexis de Tocqueville
goal to build The Albero House at St. Mary’s
Anonymous
Society
Home, dedicated to the care of young adults with
Anonymous in Honor of Cornelius A. &
Anonymous
disabilities and to provide for the future of
Veronica Z. Ballentine and Paul & Nancy F.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Adams
St. Mary’s Home. We want to thank these
Zydron Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Allison
donors for their generosity.
Carl M. and Carole Anne Albero
Mr. Stanley F. Baldwin
Frances McPhillips Benson, in memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Jones
$10,000 - $24,999
Sarah Benson
Mrs. Mary Sue Jones
The Fain Family
Ed and Tricia Blair
Mike and Andria McClellan
Mrs. Jane R. Miller
Linda Consolvo
Mr. Paul Michels
Mrs. Willia Mae Daniels
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Napolitano, Sr.
$5,000 - $9,999
Mike and Sandy Duffy
Mr. Richard E. Olivieri
Kerneos, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Etheridge, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reid
Steve and Mara Fredrickson
Mr. Neal Stern and Dr. Lisa Stern
$500 - $999
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Giermak
Mr. Russell S. Turner
Mr. Peter Jones
Thomas and Catherine Giordano
Thomas and Suellen Greise
Donors who pledged $1,000 and above
$100 - $499
Bob Guess & Patti Petty
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Collins
Holy Spirit Catholic Church Parish
Stephanie S. F. Hemingway
Mr. Chris D'Surney
Mr. Steven M. Hornstein
Ms. Penelope C. Dishaw
Ms. Patricia E. House
Mr. Mark Kanienski
The Earl and Soozi McLain Family Charitable
Mr. and Mrs. Steve D. Keogh
Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Laidlaw
Jackie and Fred Napolitano
Peter and Kathleen Masciangelo
In Memory of Burwell Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lohr
T
S
Lucy J. Oldfield in memory of Lee and W.
Henry Jordan
Ms. Leslie A. Paul and Mr. Bill Seib in memory
of Robert D. Paul
Ms. Suzanne Puryear
Mr. Michael V. Scotece
Margaret M. Stephenson
Martha and John Stewart
Mrs. Martha P. Taylor
Mo Zoll
Honor Roll of Past Members
Donald Henry Burlage Revocable Living Trust
Estate of Elizabeth Anderson Campbell
Estate of Martha Ann Creecy
Estate of Ann Dealy
Estate of Elaine Dixon
J. Carroll Fears, Jr. & Mary H. Fears
Charitable Unitrust
L. S. Febre Irrevocable Trust
Estate of Edna M. Gross
Mary Ludlow Home
Estate of E. Carlton Macon
Estate and Trust of Linford Mason
Betty M. Mayetta Revocable Trust
Estate of Katheryn Hutchison Mote
Estate of Mary Nelson
Estate of Reed and Mary Patrick
Estate of Elizabeth Graves Plack Gresham
Chilton
Estate of Benjamin Joseph Stuski
J. Hume Taylor, Jr.
Maria Grace Tyburczy Trust
Mary R. Welch Amended & Restated
Revocable Living Trust
The Nell W. Williams Charitable Lead Annuity
Trust
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