Boeheim Foundation Grant Expands Nutrition Education

FOR FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF THE CROUSE HEALTH FOUNDATION
INSIDE
Message from
the President
2
“Puncture” Movie
Premiere Raises Funds
for Oncology Services
3
Hockey Classic
to Benefit NICU
4
Milestones & Memories
Contributors
July 1, ’11 November 30, ’11
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Crouse Health Foundation.
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Boeheim Foundation Grant
Expands Nutrition Education
T
he Jim and Juli Boeheim Foundation has
awarded Crouse Health Foundation
a $10,000 grant in support of Crouse
Hospital’s efforts to address the major health
issues of diabetes and obesity, especially in
young children. The grant will help to expand
nutrition education activities at Hughes
Magnet Elementary School in Syracuse. Funding is provided for a monthly nutrition program,
held on PTO meeting nights, to educate staff,
parents and children on healthier habits using
portion control at meals, easy to prepare recipes
and more healthful food choices including fruits
and vegetables.
The first goal of this project is to encourage
healthy eating habits for the Hughes student and
their family. The second goal is to reduce the
onset of type 2 diabetes in children — healthy
eating has been clearly linked to the reduced
risk of the development of chronic diseases.
The third goal is to
improve the
overall wellness of the Hughes students, school
personnel, and families.
The “Healthy Habits at Hughes” program
began its evening monthly meetings last October
at Hughes’ open house and will run through
June 2012. Each program features a Crouse
Hospital registered dietitian presentation and a
cooking demonstration by the hospital’s executive chef, Todd Corcoran. Information presented
includes healthy food choices, how to shop for
and prepare healthy food and how to maintain
portion control. A different educational topic
and recipe will be presented each month in a fun
family atmosphere and attendees will leave with
meal samples. Wegman’s has generously agreed
to provide fruits and vegetables for the demonstrations and for distribution to Hughes students. For instance, the day after the December
“Healthy Habits at Hughes” program,
each student received fresh broccoli
and cauliflower with a low-fat ranch
dip to help expose them to a greater
number of healthier food options.
2012 ISSUE 1
Foundations
for the Future
A MESSAGE
FROM THE
President
Dear Friends:
s we begin
a new year I
want to take a
moment to express
my sincere thanks
and gratitude to
all members of
Paul Kronenberg, MD the Crouse family
– donors, volunteers, employees and physicians – for your support over this past year.
Your dedication and commitment to our
mission has been strong and focused, and
we are very appreciative.
We have seen many changes within
the organization over the past 12 months,
new initiatives developed, physical plant
improvements and consistently high patient
volumes. All this against a backdrop of
change and uncertainty related to healthcare
reform. But like any great organization, we
have, collectively, weathered these changes
with a positive attitude and a healthy dose
of Crouse spirit. That, in turn, has put us in
a good position as we move into 2012.
While I do not expect the challenges
to diminish (in fact, we all need to prepare
for continued changes and uncertainty
on the federal, state and local levels), I
feel very confident about where Crouse is
headed – and what it will take to get us
there. You can expect continued work and
development on our five strategic focus
areas: improving the customer experience;
increasing revenue; lowering costs; IT
development; and preparing for healthcare
reform. And you can expect that we will
continue to be an organization that lives its
core values, respects its team members, and
believes in open and honest communication
at all times.
Thank you for your work and commitment to keeping Crouse focused on our
mission and for doing your part to keep
Crouse healthy and moving forward.
A
Paul J. Kronenberg, MD
President & CEO, Crouse Hospital
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2012 Issue 1
“Puncture” Movie Premiere Raises
Funds for Crouse’s Oncology Services
Pictured are Chris Evans, Adam Kassen and Jesse L. Martin
O
ver 300 people gathered at The Palace Theatre on Sunday, November
20 for the Syracuse premiere of “Puncture” as a memorial tribute to
Allen Krassenbaum and in support of Crouse Hospital’s Oncology
Services. Allen’s son Adam Kassen, director of “Puncture,” was joined at the premiere by the film’s lead actor Chris Evans (of recent “Captain America” fame)
and actor Jesse L. Martin (“Law & Order” and “Rent”) for the special screening
of the film and a Question & Answer session following the movie. Patron ticket
purchasers enjoyed a VIP Reception with Kassen, Evans and Martin in advance
of the film showing. Mark Kassen, Allen’s son, who was co-director of the film
with his brother Adam and the other leading actor in “Puncture,” was unable
to attend the festivities as originally planned because he was on location in New
Mexico shooting his next feature film.
$35,000 was raised in support of Crouse Hospital’s Oncology Unit, a place
near and dear to the Krassenbaum/Kassen family due to Allen having been a
frequent patient prior to his September 14, 2011 passing. A Fayetteville resident,
Allen Krassenbaum was a well-known pharmacist and political activist. In
gratitude for the care Allen received at Crouse, his widow, Karen Krassenbaum,
and sons Adam and Mark worked with the Crouse Health Foundation to create
this unique event in support of Crouse.
“Puncture” tells the true story of two young struggling lawyers in Houston,
Texas who expose a conspiracy in the pharmaceutical industry when they take
on the case of an ER nurse who is pricked by a contaminated needle on the
job. Following the movie screening, Adam Kassen, Chris Evans and Jesse L.
Martin answered audience members’ questions providing insight into the film
production and the status of the real-life case.
Crouse Beneficiary of
2012 SADA Charity Preview
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Pictured above presenting the 7th annual Umeshchandra Patil
Family Educational Award to Dawn Jolly (right), Certified Surgical
Technologist at Crouse Hospital’s Madison-Irving Surgery Center is
Crouse Hospital CEO & President Dr. Paul Kronenberg (left). Dawn
will attend the 2012 Association of Surgical Technologists’ National
Conference in Washington, DC.
Patil Award Winner
n 2005, Drs. Umesh and Vijay Patil established the Patil Family
Foundation Fund within the Crouse Health Foundation’s
IEndowment
Fund. The fund awards up to $3,500 to a technician,
LPN or RN working in Surgical Services (Main OR, Ambulatory
Surgery Centers, Interventional Radiology, the Cardiac Cath Lab,
Endoscopy, and Labor and Delivery) for continuing education,
professional development or training in the area of surgical services.
Winners are asked to share what they learn with their colleagues to
extend the benefits of the award to other staff.
NICU Nurse Lina Mamont (center) accepted all the items from (left
to right) Brian Stevens, Instructor David Nichols, Kevin Klee, Mike
Perez, Christopher Gebhart and Craig Branch (who was joined by
sons Ruell, 9, and Ezra, 5.)
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ive apprentice electricians and an instructor from the Central
New York Joint Apprenticeship Training Center (CNYJATC) visited Crouse Hospital in December with holiday gifts for the babies
in the Baker Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. This special
donation, funded through the apprentices’ “Cans-4-Kids” fundraising
drive, included two “bouncy” seats and an assortment of premature
infant sleeper outfits, socks, and blankets. This is the second year the
apprentices have visited with gifts, and we are honored to have been
chosen again as one of the beneficiaries of their holiday effort.
rouse Health Foundation has again been selected to be
a beneficiary of the SADA Charity Preview. This 14th
annual event will be held on Wednesday, February 15, 2012
in conjunction with the Syracuse Auto Dealers Association’s
auto show.
Over $1.8 million has been raised for local charities during the past thirteen SADA Charity Previews. Festivities begin
at 6:30 p.m. at The Oncenter. As guests mingle among the
newest vehicles, they are treated to great food, drinks and
musical entertainment. Held the night before the Auto Show
opens to the public, attendees can leisurely view all the latest
models Central New York auto dealers have to offer.
Net proceeds from Crouse ticket sales will be used to
benefit the Breast Health Center at Crouse Hospital. Recently
named a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence, renovations
and expansion are being made to the center to enhance
patients’ experience. The Breast Health Center currently performs close to 10,000 mammograms and 600 core biopsies
each year.
To accommodate growing patient volume and care for
patients in optimum surroundings, Crouse will be expanding
the total square footage of the Breast Health Center, adding
space to extend the waiting room and registration areas.
The expansion will also include more private and comfortable changing rooms, a dedicated room for clinical breast
exams and teaching, along with an improved reading room
with private consultation space for radiologists and certified
nurse navigators, to create a more comfortable and personal
environment.
Tickets may be purchased individually for $125 per person or as sponsorship packages at the following levels:
• Bronze Sponsorship - $625 (includes
5 tickets plus video and printed recognition)
• Silver Sponsorship - $1,250 (includes
10 tickets plus video and printed recognition)
• Gold Sponsorship - $2,500 (includes
20 tickets plus video and printed recognition)
For more information and/or to purchase tickets in support
of Crouse Health Foundation, please contact Phyllis Devlin
at the Foundation office, (315) 470-7008 or phyllisdevlin@
crouse.org. Tickets are purchased through the Syracuse Auto
Dealers Association, 770 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13203.
Also visit http://www.syracuseautodealers.org/ for more information concerning the Syracuse Auto Dealers Association
and the Auto Show.
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Crouse’s Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit
benefits once again
from the generosity
and enthusiasm of
Team Believe
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Brown & Brown Empire State/
Crouse Hospital Hockey Classic
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Games at 1:30 pm, 3:30 pm, 7:30 pm
Syracuse Crunch
vs.
Rochester Americans
embers of Team Believe, a nonprofit founded by running enthusi-
asts in Syracuse, helped secure a $1,250
grant from the Ironman Foundation for
the benefit of Crouse’s Baker Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit by having the most
spirited and fashionable aid stop during
Syracuse’s Ironman 70.3, which was
held on September 18, 2011. Ironman
Syracuse, one of approximately 50 races
in a series hosted by Ironman USA,
attracted over 1,900 athletes in its second
running in Syracuse. Approximately 35
volunteers from Team Believe were onhand to give out water and power gels
to the field of athletes during the event.
Team Believe Board Member and Fleet
Feet Syracuse store manager, Brendan
Jackson, led the crew.
Hockey Classic to Benefit Crouse NICU
T
he 2nd annual Brown & Brown Empire
State Crouse Hospital Hockey Classic
planned for Saturday, February 4th at the
War Memorial, The Oncenter will again
benefit Crouse Hospital’s Baker Regional
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The Hockey
Classic, presented by Excellus BlueCross
BlueShield, will feature an amateur hockey
team tournament, casual reception and
Syracuse Crunch game.
New this year, the Hockey Classic
will have four men’s hockey teams participating in a tournament that includes
“play-in” games on Friday, February 3rd.
Festivities on Saturday the 4th begin at
1:30 p.m. in the War Memorial Arena
with the two losing teams playing in the
tournament consolation game. The two
winning teams will compete in the tournament championship game at 3:30 p.m.
Pizza and snacks will be offered at a
reception that includes Border Patrol floor
hockey, face painting, Syracuse Crunch
mascot visits and other family-friendly activities. At 7:30 p.m., the Syracuse
Crunch will faceoff against their rival
Rochester Americans.
A silent auction of sports memorabilia will feature Crunch, NHL and
NFL player-signed items. “Pucks for
Preemies” signed by Syracuse Crunch
players will be on sale and attendees can
purchase chances to win on the Crunch
prize wheel.
Net proceeds will benefit Crouse
Hospital’s Baker Neonatal Intensive Care
Unit, a NYS Level IV regional referral
center for premature and the most critically-ill infants in the fifteen-county area
it serves. Crouse Hospital’s NICU cares
for babies born as young as 24 weeks
gestation and weighing just 500 grams.
Neonatologists provide coverage 24/7,
365 days per year caring for 800 – 1,000
infants annually.
Hockey Classic tickets are $22 per
person and include admission to all
the amateur hockey games, the Hockey
Classic reception and Syracuse Crunch
game. Tickets can be purchased through
Crouse Health Foundation by calling
Kate O’Brien (315) 470-8076, via e-mail
at [email protected] or online at
www.crouse.org/foundation.
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You too can
GoodSearch to benefit
Crouse
f you set your Internet search engine at home or office to GoodSearch.com and select the
Crouse Health Foundation as your charity of choice, the Foundation will get at least 1 cent
for every search you do. Although that may not seem like very much, those pennies do add
up, and some non-profit organizations are receiving several hundred to several thousand
dollars a year from GoodSearch. In fact, for searches done from October 2010 to September
2011, the Crouse Health Foundation received a check for $517.76. Over the five years
we’ve been a beneficiary, we’ve received a total of $2,015 from GoodSearch searches.
If you need instructions on how to change your search engine, simply contact us…and
thanks for GoodSearching to benefit Crouse!
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2012 Issue 1
Charity for Children
T
his past October, Charity for Children awarded the Crouse
Health Foundation a grant of $2,135 to further the work of
Crouse Hospital’s Baker Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
(NICU). Through this generous gift, Baker NICU staff purchased
ten infant car seats for distribution to families of limited means.
They also purchased books and equipment for a year’s worth
of infant CPR classes, estimating that 400 to 500 NICU parents
will participate in these life-saving programs. Based in Syracuse,
Charity for Children focuses on providing services directly for
children as well as assistance to families who often struggle to
overcome the challenges associated with having a seriously-ill
child. We deeply appreciate this donation and the opportunity to
partner with Charity for Children for the benefit of Central New
York’s tiniest hospital patients.
Pictured are Penny Fuller, Crouse Hospital NICU Clinical Nurse
Specialist; Kathleen Miller-Murphy, Charity for Children Board of
Directors President; Nina M. Albino, Charity for Children Executive
Director; Kathy Costello, Crouse Hospital NICU Nurse Manager;
and Carrie Berse, Crouse Health Foundation President.
Birthday Party Benefits NICU
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nstead of presents for her birthday, Avery Moses asked her
friends to make a donation to the Baker Regional Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit of Crouse Hospital. Most girls her age would
have excitedly accepted a variety of toys and games as their
birthday gifts. Avery was perfectly happy enjoying a birthday
celebration with her friends knowing she was making a difference in the lives of others.
Her selfless act was not only a special way to commemorate Avery’s birthday, but also held significant meaning for
her family. Avery’s birthday donation was made in memory of
her twin sisters as well as in recognition for the special care her
brother received in Crouse’s NICU.
Santa and Mrs. Claus Visit
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or six years, Toni Hunter-Barnes and her husband,
Larry Barnes, have delighted Crouse Hospital patients
with their Santa and Mrs. Claus visit at Christmastime.
Bringing 250 new Teddy Bears with them, “Santa” and
“Mrs. Claus” visited Crouse’s 4 South Irving Unit, the
Kienzle Family Maternity Center and other areas of the
hospital in December 2011. As a Crouse Hospital nurse,
Toni knows first-hand how much visits like these can
mean to patients hospitalized over the holidays.
Pictured above are Crouse Hospital NICU Nurse Manager Kathy
Costello graciously accepting Avery’s donation during her visit to
Crouse. She and her mother, Kristen Moses, were given a tour of
the NICU where Avery learned first-hand how her donation will
have a positive impact on Crouse’s tiniest patients.
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MILESTONES & MEMORIES CONTRIBUTORS
MILESTONES & MEMORIES – SAYING THANK YOU FOR LIFE’S MANY GIFTS
T
he Milestones & Memories special occasions giving program
of the Crouse Health Foundation provides an avenue for
donors to mark an important milestone in their life or honor
the memory of someone dear. Gifts may be given to celebrate the
birth of a child, to express thanks for a successful surgery, or to
observe a special birthday or anniversary. Gifts also may be given
in memory of a dear friend or family member. In each edition
of Foundations for the Future, you will find a listing of recent
IN HONOR
contributions made to our Milestones & Memories giving program.
We’re pleased to recognize these special gifts and are sincerely
grateful these donors have chosen to commemorate a milestone
or memory in this meaningful way.
To learn more about the Milestones & Memories program
or the other giving programs Crouse Health Foundation has to
offer, please contact the Foundation Office at (315) 470-7702
or [email protected].
IN MEMORY
In Honor of Karen A. Bacsik, M.D.
Joyce G. Carmen
In Honor of Dr. Rao Davuluri
Connie and Larry Semel
In Memory of Garry Adams
John E. Adams
In Honor of
Joseph G. Battaglia, M.D.
The Solomon Family
In Honor of Eileen Hall
Anthony C. Hall
In Memory of Jameson L. Adams
John and Penny Adams
Ann J. Olmstead
In Honor of
William P. Berkery, M.D.
Leona Hardy
Mary Louise Hartenstein
In Honor of Carole Lillis
Kate Lillis O’Brien
In Honor of MacDowell Moses
Avery Moses
In Memory of Sue Adams
John E. Adams
In Memory of David M. Beers
Jean T. Beers
In Honor of Cardiology, P.C. Staff
Mrs. Jean M. Breed
Willard and Linda Cohen
John and Carol Simiele
In Honor of SMH Graduates
Ruth E. Dunn
In Honor of Crouse Hospital
Christine D. Manwaring
In Honor of Beckett Lincoln Wallace In Memory of Bernard C. Brown
Anonymous
Carlena Wallace
In Honor of Crouse Hospital
4 North Staff
Rhoda Freedman
In Honor of Kirk Wardell
Kathryn Wardell
In Honor of Crouse Hospital
4 South Staff
Janet and Larry Wolf
In Honor of Marshia K. Witting
Nancy Light and Francis House
Anne Marie Panto
Rev. J. Robert Yeazel
In Honor of Dr. David B. Tyler
Connie and Larry Semel
In Honor of Michaela Cullen
Amy Cullen
In Memory of Lenora Berse
Joanne Skeval
In Memory of Miriam D. Brown
Mike, Cindy and Mike Charles
Willie and Ann Hunt
Monday Mah Jongg Mavens
Barbara Nies
In Memory of Henry E. Buczek
Helen Buczek
Have You Included
Crouse Health Foundation in Your Will?
In Memory of Clyde L. Canfield
Dorothy M. Canfield
f you have, please let us know. We’d like the oppor­tunity to
say “thank you.”
In Memory of Louise J. Caruso
Joseph Caruso
For more information on how to make a charitable bequest,
save on estate taxes, or set up a life income plan for a spouse,
child or loved one, please contact Carrie Berse, President,
at (315) 470-7004 or [email protected].
In Memory of
John and Frances Centra
Constance Nardiello
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All responses are kept confi­dential and
information is provided without obligation.
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2012 Issue 1
In Memory of
Sally Weber Domres, R.N.
Dorothy Davis
Shirley O’Keefe
In Memory of Dolores Eicholzer
Ernest Eicholzer
In Memory of Matthew D. Fox
Marcia Mathews
In Memory of William Franz
Carrie Berse
Richard and Bonnie Evans
Mrs. Nancy Ewanyk
In Memory of Daniel Bernard Brown Laurie and Brian Garvin
Judy McCulty
Anonymous
In Memory of Arlene N. Burnham
Dorothy Davis
James and Shirley F. O’Keefe
In Memory of Jeffery S. Davenport
Carol M. Davenport
Porter Schermerhorn, Jr.
In Memory of
Gianna Faith Comerford
Barbara Motyka
In Memory of Michael Gagnon
John and Jo Giacovelli
In Memory of Lysbet D. Galey
Sharon Billings
Doris Darrone
Carol Egle
John Galey
Marge Jock
Karen Magnarelli
Ray Middle School-Baldwinsville
Marcia C. Schwartz
In Memory of
George and Afendra Ganotis
Mr. and Mrs. John Ganotis
In Memory of Molly Gigliotti
Frank and Joan Gigliotti
In Memory of Florence A. Gilbert
William and Dorothy Gilbert
In Memory of Donald Gitzen
Mary Gitzen
July 1 - November 30, 2011
In Memory of Betty Grasso
John and Jo Giacovelli
In Memory of Allen Krassenbaum
Elizabeth Allen
W. David and Kathryn Baker
In Memory of Mary Jane Grimshaw Joseph S. and Evalyn G. Basloe
Alex J. Grimshaw, Sr.
Carrie Berse
Helen Clancy and the Staff
In Memory of T. John Haley
of Menorah Park
Anonymous
Dan Cutforth, Jane Lipsitz
Bettie and Jim Bird
& the Elves
William and Joyce Cahill
Cliff and Jane Forstadt
Frances Haberlen
Peter Gingold
Tom and Dorie Kruczek
Samuel J. Jacobs
Barbara McKean
Mrs. Merece H. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Al Ricci
Allan and Rita Kanter
Mrs. Jere R. Shank
Kimry Moor Home
Alan Silver
Owners Association
Jon M. Maloff
In Memory of
Audrey and Bill Marcus
Donald and Craig Hanson
Judy and Mel Oster
Marilyn Hanson
John and Anne Palazzoli
Dr. Barry and Naomi Reiss
In Memory of Father George Hartnett Jordan Rouss
Josephine Pellizzari
Ryan Stowell
In Memory of Jonathan J. Heerkens
Armida and Daniel Horton
Joy M. Winters-Buck
In Memory of Pauline I. Herriman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pacheck
In Memory of Molly M. Jerry
Roslyn S. Wilkins and Family
In Memory of Tannor J. Kuttruff
Barbara K. Rosenfeld
In Memory of John and Billy Lewis
Virginia Lewis
In Memory of Robert Lutz
Mary J. Lutz
In Memory of Patricia A. Maher
In Memory of Datus W. Johnston, Jr. Joanne Skeval
Dawn O. Johnston and Family
In Memory of Daniel F. Mathews
In Memory of Meda Kenty
Marcia Mathews
Timothy and Donna Carr
Linda Ann Cole
In Memory of Patricia McGrath
Margaret and Willis Day
Harold H. McGrath, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman
Elizabeth Furth
In Memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner
J. Thomas McKnight, M. D.
Eugene and Marie Gravina
Marilyn H. McKnight
Thomas Hanyak
John and Maureen Hickey
In Memory of John R. Michaels, M.D.
Clark and Mary Horan
Steven and Laurie Berkowitz
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Jordan
Carrie Berse
Gertrude Kenty
Kathleen Binsack
Leslie and John Kolodziey
Kimberly Boynton
John and Elena Massaro
Cardiology, P.C.
Peter and Lucille Massaro
ClearPath Diagnostics
Roberta Massaro
The Commane Family
Mary and Thomas McGraw
of Baldwinsville
Carol Coker McMahon
Ronald and Susan Coppins
Eileen Vanderpool
Crouse Hospital Medical Staff
Helen Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daviau
Alan and Gerry Dudley
In Memory of Michael Knapp
Annette Gelber
Francis and Antoinette Scalzo
Jay and Maryellen Giese
Warren and Nancy Gross
Dick and Sue Heimerman
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Henderson
Sandra and Thomas Hodson
David and Gail Karn
John Kosakowski
Bruce and Janette Lupone
The Manning Family
Michael and Elizabeth McLane
Robert M. Michaels
Robert T. Michaels
Kristyna and Jim Mills
Christopher and Susan Moak
Frederick Morey
June and Fred Noack
Michael and Denise Nolan
Pat Riccardi and Family
Aprille Santola and Stephen Fogg
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Savage
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Seeley
Signature Crest Builders
Betty VanSanford Spafford
Syracuse Orthopedic
Specialists, PC
Robert and Diane Todd
Urology Consultants of
Syracuse, LLP/
Drs. Richard Kronhaus and Harvey Sauer
Gary and Barb Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westcott
Westside Podiatry Center, LLP
Katrina and Karl Wolff
In Memory of Thomas Russell
Barbara and Michael Blundell
Jean Blundell
Mary Lou Green
In Memory of
Thomas R. Simon, M.D.
Crouse Hospital Medical Staff
In Memory of SMH Alumnae
Ruth Dunn
In Memory of
Theodore N. Smith, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luchsinger
In Memory of Catherine Snyder
Thomas E. Snyder, M.D.
In Memory of Members of the
Dyonizy Stankivitz Family
Charles J. Stankivitz
In Memory of Roger Swanson
Douglas Swanson
In Memory of
Kenneth and Harriet Taylor
David and Ellen Bacon
In Memory of Marie J. Usiatynski
David J. Usiatynski
In Memory of Gianna Rose Van Pelt
John and Jo Giacovelli
In Memory of Stewart C. Miller
Carl F. and Sharon Miller
In Memory of Marion Vieau
John E. Adams
In Memory of Keegan P. Millett
Cindy and Andy Clark
Gillian and David Kanter
John and Mary Millett
In Memory of Gerald Westcott
Janet Westcott
In Memory of
Grace E. and Sarah G. Moses
Avery Moses
In Memory of Meggan A. Nowalk
Gene and Sandra Nowalk
Harvey and Shirley Halstrom
In Memory of Ashling L. O’Brien
Richard and Kimberly O’Brien
In Memory of Philip C. Pinsky
Rhoda Freedman
In Memory of Bill Proper
Helen Guarino
In Memory of Leona White
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Scalzo, Sr.
In Memory of Jodie E. Wiegand
Christopher Wiegand
In Memory of Warren Wilkins
Roslyn S. Wilkins and Family
In Memory of Russell Wilson
June Wilson
In Memory of Frederick I. Wolf
Janet and Larry Wolf
In Memory of Anabel Zucker
Anonymous
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SAVE THE DATE
TRIBUTE
EVENING
Monday, July 16, 2012
Crouse Classic Golf
Tournament
Friday, September 14, 2012
Tribute Evening Gala
T
ribute Evening 2012 will feature an
extended reception, gourmet dinner,
tribute presentation and entertainment.
General tickets and patron opportunities
are available. Tables of ten and individual
attendees are welcome. Souvenir program ads
are available at various prices.
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Bellevue Country Club
Syracuse
gain in 2012, golfers can choose between
a morning or afternoon flight playing
the captain and crew format. Foursomes and
individual golfers are welcome. Registration
fee includes 18 holes greens fee, cart, breakfast
buffet, barbecue luncheon, on-course snacks and
beverages, reception, buffet dinner, golfer gift,
golf contests and awards.
Inquiries concerning sponsorship opportunities, reservations or for more information,
please contact Phyllis Devlin, Director of Development at (315) 470-7008 or [email protected].