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PA RT N E R I N G T H R O U G H P H I L A N T H R O P Y F O R A H E A LT H Y C O M M U N I T Y
In This Issue
Runway To Hope
Pledges $1 Million
for Arnold Palmer
Hospital
Women Playing For
T.I.M.E.® Raises
$510,000 for
MD Anderson
Cancer Center
Orlando
Arnold Palmer
Invitational
Presented by
MasterCard® Ticket
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Pictured from left to right: Darius Rucker; Karli Leonard;
Arnold Palmer; Tony Martell, founder and chairman,
T.J. Martell Foundation
SP R IN G
2012
Arnold Palmer Honored
with Lifetime Philanthropic Award by
T.J. Martell Foundation at Awards
Ceremony in New York City
Photo courtesy Steve Prue
Securing the
Future through
Endowments
Orlando Health Foundation
Board of Directors
Arnold Palmer Medical Center
Foundation Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Founders Group
Kathy Johnson, Chairman
Gregor Alexander, MD, Chairman
Philip W. Rich, Vice Chairman
Amy Saunders, Vice Chair
Gregor Alexander, MD
Immediate Past Chairman
John W. Bozard, President
Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation
John W. Bozard
President, Orlando Health Foundation
Kathy Swanson, President
Winnie Palmer Hospital
Chatlos Foundation Pledges $100,000
for Alexander Center for Neonatology
Kenneth M. Smith, Secretary
Kathy Johnson, Chairman
Orlando Health Foundation Board
Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented
by MasterCard®
Amy Saunders
SPRING 2012
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T.J. Martell Foundation Honors Arnold
Palmer with Lifetime Achievement Award
Runway To Hope Pledges $1 Million for
Pediatric Brain Tumor Program
Club Managers Association of America
Raises $321,000 for Arnold Palmer
Hospital for Children
Women Playing For T.I.M.E.® Raises
$510,000 in 2011
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Securing the Future through
Endowments
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Doctor’s Day
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Travel Program
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Kelly Miller, Treasurer
Clarence H. Brown III, MD
President/CEO, MD Anderson Cancer
Center Orlando
Sherrie Sitarik
President/CEO, Orlando Health
Frantz E. Alphonse
Don R. Ammerman
Jess Bailes
Rilous Carter
James P. Caruso
Roger Chapin
Kenneth M. Clayton
Bill Dillard
Phillips A. Easterling
Annette Ford
Peter Fox
M. Kathryn Garrett, MD
Jane Gibson, PhD
Carolyn Gosselin
Lee Heard
Alan C. Helman
John W. Hillenmeyer
Jim Hinson
Sally Hoch
Richard T. Hurt
R. Brock Kelsey
Edward F. Kinney
Helen Leon
Elaine M. Lustig
R. Randolph Lyon
Rafael E. Martinez
Richard T. McCree Sr.
Sheryl Meitin
Diane O’Dell
Cynthia C. Perry
Donald A. Plumley, MD
W. Russell Prather, MD
Ray Sandhagen
Joanne Santiago
Robert N. Serros, MD
Dear Friends
The best use of life is to invest it in something, which will outlast life.
- William James
Arnold Palmer
Honorary Chairman & Founder
Jay Albright, MD
Amanda Caruso
Veenod Chulani, MD
Ray Easler
Bill Gillaspie*
Dee Haley
R. Brock Kelsey
Chris King
Edward F. Kinney
Helen Leon
David Nykanen, MD
Diane O’Dell
Meredith Olavarria
Chris Peters
Lisa Pierzynsky
Donald A. Plumley, MD
W. Russell Prather, MD
Jorge Ramirez, MD
Ramon Ruiz, MD
Tilly Starling
Scott Weisz
Scott
Wellington
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*Honorary Member
John W. Bozard
President
Orlando Health Foundation and
Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation
It began with a promise….
Isn’t that how many truly great,
noble accomplishments begin?
My thoughts turn to the visionary
community leaders who promised
to build Arnold Palmer Hospital
for the children of Central Florida;
our commitment to Arnold Palmer
that “good” would never be “good
enough” and our donors, who
generously pledge to support
our mission.
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Tricia Weiss
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© 2011 Orlando Health
T.J.’s selfless thoughts for others
– people he would never know
– set into motion a vision that
would captivate the hearts and
imaginations of countless others.
His story has brought together
some of the most well-known and
accomplished recording artists,
entertainment executives and,
most recently, legendary golfer
Arnold Palmer who was chosen
by the T.J. Martell Foundation as
the honoree of the 2011 Lifetime
Achievement Award.
T.J., a 17-year-old high school
student, was battling leukemia. He
asked his father, music industry
executive Tony Martell, to raise a
million dollars for cancer research
so that “no one else will have
to experience what I am going
through.”
As I traveled to New York to attend
the awards gala, I could not help
but reflect on how one measures a
life well-lived. Is it determined by
how far we climb in our careers?
Fame and fortune? The material
possessions we accumulate?
Perhaps it is as simple as linking
our personal passion, our life’s
work, and the resulting fruits
to ultimately benefit people for
generations into the future.
Although Tony had no fundraising
experience, he agreed. Two years
later T.J. passed away, and Tony
set forth on his journey to fulfill
Within every person there is a story.
Something meaningful that has
touched and inspired them to make
a difference for others through
In this particular instance, it began
with a promise from a father to his
dying son.
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the promise he had made to his
son. Over the years, Tony has been
joined by hundreds of volunteers
and musician friends, including Ella
Fitzgerald, Benny Goodman and
Duke Ellington, who have worked
passionately to help raise more
than $250 million for treatment
and research – far surpassing T.J.’s
million dollar dream.
their gifts of time, talent, fortune
or influence. Whether born from
sorrow or the wings of inspiration,
the resulting promises are reassuring
– they evoke feelings of anticipation
and good things to come.
We are honored to know and be
able to share a few of these stories
in the following pages. From
the Chatlos Foundation that is
empowering our tiniest, most
vulnerable patients in the Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit to begin life
as strong and healthy as possible
(page 4); to Runway To Hope,
the Give Hope Foundation and
Orlando Calling that are focused
on easing the plight of children
affected by cancer; to those who
make planned gifts through their
wills or trusts (Heritage Circle,
page 17); to the many others who
are actively making a difference in
their own way for those who we
serve at Orlando Health.
May they encourage you to
pause and consider how others
may have made your own way
a little smoother, and perhaps
how you may do the same…as I
am choosing to do in this spring
season of renewal.
Sincerely,
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T.J. Martell Foundation Honors Arnold
Palmer with Lifetime Philanthropic Award
Orlando Health’s mission:
to improve the health
and quality of life of
the individuals and
communities we serve.
Why is it important to join the 1918 Society?
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Healthcare is changing and Orlando Health is at the forefront. As we approach our centennial, broad and expansive
plans for new facilities are underway to accommodate innovative patient care practices, new technologies and multidisciplinary, collaborative teams. Our vision for the future is exciting but in the midst of an economic downturn, with
even greater budget cuts and patient need, we simply cannot achieve this vision without the generous support of donors.
Philanthropy empowers healthcare to be truly exceptional.
With the generous philanthropic support of caring people, Orlando Health is providing the highest level of care in
many specialties including trauma, oncology, cardiology and pediatrics.
Pictured from left to right: Arnold Palmer, Susan Lucci, Darius Rucker, Tony Martell, Donald Trump, Melania Trump In the city where people dream of seeing their names in
lights, Arnold Palmer’s name shone brightly as he was
recognized for his more than two decades of work in
building Arnold Palmer Medical Center. The nationallyknown T.J. Martell Foundation awarded Mr. Palmer with
the Lifetime Philanthropic Award at their annual gala
in November, in front of a room full of celebrities and
dignitaries. This award comes just months after Arnold
Palmer Hospital received its first grant from the T.J.
Martell Foundation to support pediatric cancer research
happening in Orlando.
And we’re not stopping there. Will you join us?
To learn more, contact Lee Ann Fleming, senior development officer, 321.841.5059 or leeann.fleming@orlandohealth.
com. To join the 1918 Society, visit orlandohealthfoundation.com, click on “Make a Gift” and then “1918 Society.”
Lee Heard
1918 Society member
Foundation Board of Directors
“I joined the 1918 Society
because I believe Orlando
deserves premier healthcare.
It is amazing that Orlando
Health has been serving
our community for nearly
a century. I’m proud
to financially support
an organization that is
dedicated to taking care of
people during their greatest
time of need.”
1918 Society
Membership Benefits
Gold Level – $10,000
• Includes all Silver Level benefits
• Invitation to the President’s
Roundtable event
Country music star, Darius
Rucker, presented the award
to Mr. Palmer, sharing his own
personal story of how Arnold
Palmer Hospital recently
helped his young niece, Karli,
battle a form of cancer.
Photo courtesy Steve Prue
1918 Society
Member
Lee Heard
Silver Level – $5,000
• Includes all Bronze Level benefits
• Invitation to special donor events
Bronze Level – $1,000
• Recognition in Orlando Health
publications
• Invitation to speaker series
Arnold Palmer with Karli
Leonard, who received
treatment for cancer at Arnold
Palmer Hospital
During the event, held at
the Marriott Marquis Times
Square in New York, several
awards were bestowed on
entertainment and business
leaders while raising a
record $1.3 million for cancer research. Among the other
celebrities in attendance were daytime television icon,
Susan Lucci, Grammy-winning country group Rascal Flatts,
Donald Trump, and Will.i.am from the Black Eyed Peas. Rucker performed two songs for the crowd, including a
Frank Sinatra song dedicated to Mr. Palmer.
The T.J. Martell Foundation has been a driving force
nationally for leukemia, cancer and AIDS research. The
foundation has given over $250 million for these causes,
primarily through their partner hospitals and research
facilities. In 2011, Arnold Palmer Medical Center joined
the elite list of only eleven partner hospitals in the
country, which includes The Mayo Clinic, Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Massachusetts General
Hospital Cancer Center and The University of Texas
MD Anderson Cancer Center.
As a designated research facility Arnold Palmer Medical
Center was awarded $50,000 from the T.J. Martell
Foundation in April 2011. The grant will help the
hospital continue performing research and developing
innovative cancer treatments and protocols. We are proud
to be recognized by the T.J. Martell Foundation for the
groundbreaking work occurring each day at Arnold Palmer
Medical Center.
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Chatlos Foundation
Pledges $100,000
for Alexander
Center for
Neonatology
“You can’t measure your worth by the values
we place on our possessions. Real worth is
determined by what you do with what you
have...be it large or small.”
William F. Chatlos, Sr.
The Chatlos family has held a long tradition of
generous philanthropic leadership at Orlando
Health. Over the years, their significant gifts
to our organization have helped provide lifesaving care in many areas including the Level
One Trauma Center at Orlando Regional
Medical Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Orlando and Arnold Palmer Hospital.
Earlier this year, when the conversation turned
to our urgent need to expand capacity within
the Alexander Center for Neonatology at
Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies,
the response from our friends was swift. The
Chatlos Foundation pledged a gift of $100,000
to support enhancements to the delivery of
care for our tiniest patients.
William Chatlos, Jr. explains, “Our family and our
foundation feel very blessed that we are able to
support life-saving healthcare in our community.”
“Philanthropic leaders like the Chatlos family
understand our mission in the community, and
they have once again generously agreed to help
us achieve our vision for continuing to be there
for our patients and their families,” adds John
Bozard, Foundation president.
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Save the Date
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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Runway to Hope Pledges $1 Million
to Arnold Palmer Hospital
Funds Will Help Pediatric Brain Tumor Program
Expand Research, Education and Technology
Created in 2011 by founders Mark and Josie NeJame, the
non-profit Runway To Hope is already making an impact
on the Central Florida community. Thanks to the success
of its annual fundraising events and the support base it has
developed, Runway To Hope pledged $1 million over seven
years to the Pediatric Brain Tumor Program at Arnold
Palmer Hospital.
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CONNECTED TO A GOOD CAUSE.
Runway To Hope’s mission is to serve and provide direct
support to the children and families in the Central Florida
community who have been impacted by pediatric cancer.
The organization’s annual Spring Fashion Soiree is a starstudded event, featuring approximately 30 children, ages two
to 18, who either are battling or have overcome cancer. The
children walk the runway arm-in-arm with one of the dozens
of national and local celebrity escorts.
The event has focused much attention on kids dealing
with cancer, and has also garnered several muchdeserved awards, including Best Charity Event from
Orlando Business Journal, and the Award for Excellence
in Fundraising by a Nonprofit Organization from the
Association of Fundraising Professionals.
But the Runway To Hope team says the biggest reward will
be watching the impact their $1 million gift will make on
the patients of Arnold Palmer Hospital, as the Pediatric
Brain Tumor Program continues to grow.
“Runway To Hope’s commitment and contribution to
Arnold Palmer Hospital will have a tangible effect on
countless children and families in Central Florida,” says
John Bozard, president, Arnold Palmer Medical Center
Foundation. “We applaud their commitment to this
community and their decision to keep all of the funds
raised here in the Orlando area.”
Proceeds from the Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard ® benefit Arnold Palmer Medical Center.
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Tatum Cempella shines on the runway with
local news anchors, Vanessa Welch and Greg
Warmoth
Gabriella Grace “GG” Henderson with
former local news anchor, Jacqueline
London-McGee
Emcees of the 2011 Spring Fashion Soiree,
Bill & Guiliana Rancic with Evy Haner
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Give Hope Foundation
Pledges $30,000 to Center
for Children’s Cancer and
Blood Disorders at Arnold
Palmer Hospital
Music Makes a Difference
at Arnold Palmer hospital
My Healing
Harmony
Giving Children the Gift of
Healing and Play through Music
Give Hope Foundation Volunteers and Board Members at the 2011 Give Hope and Hold ‘Em Event
The Give Hope Foundation, which
has been a great partner of Arnold
Palmer Hospital since its inception
in 2005, has recently pledged
$30,000 to our Center for Children’s
Cancer and Blood Disorders.
The volunteer organization
provides support in a variety of
ways to children and families
in Central Florida who are
battling childhood cancer. In
addition to their pledge to Arnold
Palmer Hospital, the Give Hope
Foundation also operates the Give
Hope Hero Program to help grant
a wish or, more often, much needed
basic assistance to these families.
“We, unfortunately, all know
someone who has had cancer,” says
Pete Piacenti, president, Give Hope
Foundation. “It is a horrible disease
when it strikes at any age, but
somehow, when it affects a child,
it seems even worse, and you feel
even more helpless. The Give Hope
Foundation was created to try and
make a difference in the lives of the
families battling cancer – meeting
them at their time of greatest need.”
“The Give Hope Foundation is
making a real and profound impact
on the lives of our patients here at
Arnold Palmer Hospital,” states Tori
Spradlin, vice president, Arnold
Palmer Medical Center Foundation.
Music fans unite to drum up support for the new Pediatric
Brain Tumor Program at Arnold Palmer Hospital.
The “My Healing Harmony” Music
Therapy Program at Arnold Palmer
Hospital was founded in 2010
through a generous grant from
Joey Fatone and the Fatone Family
Foundation. Music therapy can
reduce nausea, pain and anxiety
and give emotional support to
children during their procedures.
Led by a credentialed music
therapist, children can take part
in expressive group or individual
activities such as songwriting,
playing instruments and
performing – and even record
their own songs and produce
music videos in the music studio. No musical skills or experience
are necessary to participate, and
patients of all ages can benefit.
We need your help to keep the
music playing. Arnold Palmer
Hospital’s Music Therapy Program
relies on your support to serve
young patients. Please join us, so
that together, we can let the music
play on!
To learn more , contact Jeff
Muddell at 321.841.5840 or
jeff.muddell@orlandohealth.com.
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Music Charity Donates
$30,000 to Pediatric
Brain Tumor Program
Rock By The Sea, an organization that raises money
through music events and concerts, recently donated
$30,000 from their annual music festival in Panama City
Beach, Florida, to support the Brain Tumor Program at
Arnold Palmer Hospital.
Rock By The Sea president, Beth Gosnell, and her team are
passionate about music, and they are using it to support Dr.
Amy Smith and her new neuro-oncology team,” says Jeff
Muddell, Foundation vice president. “Their gift will help
our program offer the highest level of care to patients and
families across Florida who are in need of our services.”
The next Rock By The Sea festival, scheduled for April
26-29 in Panama City Beach, will also benefit Arnold
Palmer Hospital. The event will feature dozens of acts
including major recording artists NEEDTOBREATHE
and Shawn Mullins.
For more information and to view a complete listing of
fundraising events, visit rockbythesea.org.
Rock By The Sea president, Beth Gosnell (second from left), is joined by the Pediatric
Brain Tumor Program team (left to right): Hillary Bess, MSN, ARNP; Amy A. Smith,
MD, Emily Owens Pickle, CCRP; and Michelle Richey, LCSW.
Festival Raises
$15,000 for Music
Therapy Program
The healing power of music comes to life daily with the
“My Healing Harmony” Music Therapy Program at Arnold
Palmer Hospital. And recently, some of the biggest names in
music helped the program while rocking Orlando.
In addition, when the auction announcement was made,
Melvin Benn, CEO and founder of the company which
produced Orlando Calling, also made a $10,000 donation
to the Music Therapy Program.
Orlando Calling, a weekend-long music festival, featured
headliners The Killers, Bob Seger and Kid Rock. Those
headliners signed four Gibson Les Paul guitars as part of
a worldwide auction that benefited the Music Therapy
Program. The four guitars raised $5,000.
“Music has always affected the human spirit in powerful
ways. And, watching its positive healing power on these
children fighting cancer is truly a remarkable experience,”
says Melvin Benn.
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2 Annual Git-R-Done
Celebrity Golf Classic
nd
The December
Classic hosted
by Rich Lerner
On October 16 and 17,
Larry the Cable Guy hosted
The Second Annual GitR-Done Celebrity Golf
Classic at Grand Cypress
Golf Club in Orlando. The
event raised over $100,000
for Arnold Palmer Medical
Center Foundation and the
International Hip Dysplasia
Institute at Arnold Palmer
Hospital.
For the twelfth year, Golf Channel
anchor, Rich Lerner, and his wife, Robin,
hosted over 100 participants, including
some of the biggest names in golf, for
The December Classic Charity Pro-Am. For the second year, the event benefited
the Alexander Center for Neonatology
at Winnie Palmer Hospital, raising more
than $70,000. Larry the Cable Guy, aka Dan
Whitney, and his wife, Cara,
have a special reason for being
involved. Their son, Wyatt,
was born with hip dysplasia,
which is the number one birth
abnormality in newborns.
Dan Whitney with Peter and Jennifer Belmore and their daughter Stella, who was diagnosed with hip dysplasia after birth.
In addition to the annual golf
tournament in 2010, the
Git-R-Done Foundation made a
$5 million dollar commitment to
the Arnold Palmer Medical Center
Foundation and our International
Hip Dysplasia Institute for the
treatment and cure of hip dysplasia.
Pictured left to right: Jay Albright, MD; George Haidukewych, MD;
Lee Janzen; Charles Price, MD; and Joshua Langford, MD
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“My family’s personal
experience with hip dysplasia
opened our eyes to how
common this is, but how little
is known about it,” states Dan.
“Our hope is that this gift can
be a springboard for more
research, education, and better
treatment for patients all over
the world who suffer with hip
dysplasia.”
Scan the QR
Code with your
smart phone
to watch
the Belmore
family’s story
about hip
dysplasia
Golf legend Annika Sorenstam
highlighted the field of pros and
celebrities, which included major
champions and Golf Channel
personalities. The three-day event at
ChampionsGate Golf Club included a par
3 contest under the lights, a gala dinner
and the Classic pro-am golf tournament.
Rich Lerner welcomes the
participants of The December Classic
Tommy Bahama’s 5th Annual
Caribbean Classic
Andy Donato, general manager, Tommy
Bahama at Pointe Orlando, and Peggy Smith,
resident manager, Hubbard House
Celebrating its fifth year, the Tommy
Bahama Caribbean Classic raised nearly
$50,000 for the hospitality homes at
Orlando Health, which include Hubbard
House on the downtown campus and
The Cynthia C. & William E. Perry
Pavilion at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.
The event added a new aspect this year
with a dinner and charity auction held
Sunday, October 2 at Tommy Bahama’s
Restaurant & Bar. The four-person best
ball scramble took place the following day
at the Rosen Shingle Creek Golf Club.
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Aflac and Macy’s
Partner to Raise
Money for Arnold
Palmer Hospital
CMAA Golf Tournament
Giving Exceeds $321,000
Arnold Palmer Hospital was
selected this year as one of
approximately 50 hospitals
around the country to benefit
from the sale of special, limitededition Holiday Ducks sold
exclusively at Macy’s.
Pictured from left to right:
Roy Schindele, Director of
Sales and Marketing, Bay Hill
Club & Lodge; Jeff Rogers,
Water Tweakers LLC; Jorge
Ramirez, MD, Director of
Pediatric Nephrology, Arnold
Palmer Hospital; Jeff Hartigan,
General Manager, Interlachen
Country Club; Arnold Palmer;
Matthew Boseo, Rosen College
of Hospitality; Timothy O’Neil,
Club and Golf Operations
Manager, Orange Tree Golf Club;
Ray Easler, General Manager,
Bay Hill Club & Lodge
One hundred percent of the
proceeds from the sale of the Aflac
Holiday Ducks in participating
Central Florida Macy’s stores
benefited pediatric cancer
research and treatment at Arnold
Palmer Hospital.
Arnold Palmer Hospital is
on Santa’s Nice List
Santa’s Magical Arrival and Pictures with Santa at the Mall at
Millenia Benefit Hospital
Santa delivered a big gift this year to Arnold Palmer Hospital. The
Mall at Millenia selected Arnold Palmer Hospital as the beneficiary
of their two major holiday events: Santa’s Magical Arrival and
pictures with Santa. The two events together raised over $7,500.
On Friday, November 11, families joined together at the mall to
kick off the holiday season and welcome Santa as he arrived on the
rooftop. A donation of $10 per family of four was requested to enter
the extraordinary outdoor winter scene, complete with food, music,
dancing and entertainment by stilt walkers, magicians, Mrs. Claus
and other characters from the Mall’s “Hollyville” Christmas Village.
Additionally, throughout the entire holiday season, guests were
encouraged to make voluntary contributions to Arnold Palmer
Hospital during their child’s photo session with Santa.
Santa also made a special stop at Arnold Palmer Hospital to bring
holiday cheer to children who were unable to join the fun at the mall.
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For 16 years, the Club Managers
Association of America (CMAA)
Sunshine Region has coordinated
an annual golf tournament to give
back to the community. Each year,
the dollars raised have benefited
programs at Arnold Palmer Hospital
that are critical to caring for the
specialized needs of pediatric
patients. At the 16th Annual CMAA
Charity Golf Tournament, held
at Orlando’s most revered golf
destination, Arnold Palmer’s Bay
Hill Club & Lodge, CMAA raised
another $30,000, elevating the total
giving in the event’s history to more
than $321,000.
“We couldn’t be more proud to be
the host venue this year for such an
important event,” says Ray Easler,
general manager, Bay Hill Club &
Lodge. “It is our privilege to serve
the community and Arnold Palmer
Hospital. Knowing the role this
plays in improving the lives of these
special children and their families
cannot be put into words.”
The proceeds from this year’s
tournament benefit the Hewell
Kids’ Kidney Center at Arnold
Palmer Hospital, which cares for
children suffering from chronic
kidney disease.
“The support we receive from the
CMAA tournament is instrumental
in offering the highest level of care to
the children and families we treat,”
says Jorge Ramirez, MD, director,
Pediatric Nephrology at Arnold
Palmer Hospital.
In 2011, Arnold Palmer Hospital
received more than 7,000 inpatient
and outpatient visits from children
seeking treatment for some form of
kidney disease.
Success of the event is due in large
part to the efforts of major sponsor,
Glenmorangie, 140 participants and
CMAA members and volunteers
from the UCF Rosen School of
Hospitality CMAA Student Chapter.
Additional sponsors included Jet
Blue Challenge, Sysco, Titleist and
Musty Putters.
After four consecutive years at
the Bay Hill Club & Lodge, the
2012 tournament will take place
at Isleworth Golf & Country Club
on September 10, 2012. For more
information, contact Tracey Stein
at 321.841.5345 or Tracey.Stein@
orlandohealth.com
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Panera Bread
Panera Bread’s Pink Ribbon Bagels have proven once again they
are a big hit in Central Florida and are making a difference
for MD Anderson – Orlando and cancer patients. The 2011
Pink Ribbon Bagel campaign sold more than 52,000 bagels in
October raising over $30,000. During the past seven years, the
Pink Ribbon Bagel campaign has raised $170,256 to support
cancer services at MD Anderson – Orlando.
Panera Bread’s Eryn Catter (far left) presents a check for $30,483 to MD
Anderson – Orlando President and CEO Dr. Clarence Brown, III (third from
right) and other MD Anderson – Orlando team members.
Real Men Wear Pink
Local Male Celebrities Wear Pink and Raise $12,252 for
Breast Cancer Awareness
Local male celebrities hit the runway for Real Men Wear
Pink, a showcase in support of breast cancer awareness and
the latest in men’s fall fashion trends. Presented by Saks Fifth
Avenue at the Florida Mall, funds were raised through ticket
sales, a percentage of store sales and proceeds from Sak’s
commemorative breast cancer tee-shirts.
WPFT members and co-founder, Elaine Lustig (second from left), present a check for $510,000 to MD Anderson – Orlando’s president and CEO, Clarence H. Brown III, MD
(far left), and MD Anderson – Orlando oncologist, Veronica Schimp, MD (far right).
Women Playing For T.I.M.E.® Raises
$510,000 for MD Anderson
Cancer Center Orlando
Women Playing For T.I.M.E. (Technology, Immediate
diagnosis, Mammography and Education) presented
MD Anderson – Orlando with a check for $510,000
raised from the group’s fundraising events held
throughout 2011. The announcement was made during
WPFT’s 19th anniversary charity golf tournament held at
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club.
Since its inception in 1993, WPFT has raised a total of
$8.6 million to fund breast cancer research and other
cancers affecting women as well as community education
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about early detection, appropriate screenings and healthy
lifestyles and prevention. During the luncheon, guests began making spontaneous
gift announcements, raising an additional $60,000 in
unexpected philanthropic support. Says Cheryl Collins,
Foundation vice president, “It was a complete surprise
and an incredibly dramatic conclusion to an outstanding
year with WPFT!”
Throughout Pink October, numerous and diverse events
were held throughout the community to raise awareness
and support for women affected by cancer. Following are
highlights of a few of those events.
Male models for the Real Men Wear Pink event included‑ MD Anderson – Orlando president and CEO, Clarence H. Brown III, MD and other male MD Anderson – Orlando
oncologists. Other local male celebrities who walked the runway in pink included Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer; Orlando Police Chief Paul Rooney; Florida Citrus Sports’ CEO, Steve
Hogan; Orlando City Soccer player Ian Fuller; Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell; WESH 2’s Todd Husty, MD; president of the Knob Hill Group and founding partner,
Winter Park Magazine, Rick Walsh; husband of Women Playing For T.I.M.E. co-founder Sheila Solomon, Mickey Solomon; and plastic surgeon, Kenrick Spence, MD.
Think Pink 5K Fun Run
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital and the
Dr. P. Phillips YMCA Family Center
hosted the 2nd Annual “Think
Pink” 5k Fun Run/Walk and health
expo. Over 25 physician offices and
company vendors participated in the
Health Expo to raise awareness of
breast cancer. A total of 363 runners
participated in the run, which raised
a total of $ 7,295.
Pop Warner
The collaboration betrween Mid
Florida Pop Warner, North Orlando
Kiwanis and Orlando Sports
Foundation resulted in a donation
of $11,000 to MD Anderson Orlando. Their Youth Bowl Game in
October raised $6,000 and Orlando
Sports Foundation generously
donated $5,000.
Chick-fil-A®
Next year is already off to a promising
start with Walgreens recommitted as
the 2012 festival sponsor.
During the month of October,
nearly 700 strawberry milkshakes
were sold at the Chick-fil-A located
on Orange Avenue in Orlando,
raising $500 in support of
MD Anderson – Orlando.
Brighton Collectibles
Milkshake Promotion
Orlando International
Dragon Boat
Festival Presented by
Walgreens
This year’s Dragon Boat Festival was a
huge success with a record number of
teams topping 70! One of the largest
donations was made by the City of
Orlando employees. With Mayor
Buddy Dyer, they presented a check for
$30,000 to MD Anderson – Orlando.
Brighton Collectibles at The Mall
at Millenia and Pointe Orlando
presented WPFT with a check in the
amount of $2,130 as a result of their
Power of Pink bracelet sales.
Golden Bear Club at
Keene’s Pointe
The Golden Bear Club at Keene’s
Pointe hosted its second annual,
co-ed golf event raising $24,000
in support for MD Anderson –
Orlando.
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C. Carlisle &
Margaret Tippit
Leaving a Legacy
C. Carlisle and Margaret Tippit lived lives focused on
serving their community - a legacy that will long survive
both of them. Even after losing her husband in 2003,
Margaret continued her involvement with several charities
throughout the country until she passed late last year.
Known by family and friends as Tip and Margie, they
were beloved parents, grandparents and philanthropists.
Tip and Margie traveled the world, touring 190 countries
together. They were blessed with five children and 21
grandchildren.
In addition, they were strong supporters of Arnold
Palmer Hospital, giving through a variety of planned gifts
including charitable trusts and life insurance to create a
philanthropic legacy that will continue for many years.
Charitable trusts are an excellent way to provide income for
you and your family, receive significant income and estate tax
benefits, and create a lasting legacy at Orlando Health.
Life insurance provides an opportunity to make a
meaningful yet relatively low-cost gift, it offers immediate
tax benefits and supports the life-saving work of our
hospitals.
“Tip and Margie were great friends to Arnold Palmer
Hospital,” says John Bozard, president, Arnold Palmer
Medical Center Foundation. “We are honored that the
Tippits chose our mission to support during their lives
and appreciate their use of planned giving, which will
continue providing support for generations of children at
Arnold Palmer Hospital.”
Tip and Margie will both be deeply missed by the Arnold
Palmer Medical Center Foundation.
Securing the Future
through Endowment
Many of Orlando Health’s programs and facilities require continuous charitable funding to support their operations. As
a donor, choosing to establish a permanent endowment can help ensure that the future needs of these costly yet critical
programs remain available to our community.
An endowment is a permanent fund established to benefit an institution for a specific purpose chosen by the donor. In an
endowment fund, the principal is invested and only a portion of the investment earnings are spent. The rest of the earnings
are directed back into the fund, so that the endowment grows over time, becoming a perpetual source of funding for whatever
the donor wishes to achieve.
Following is a listing of endowments that have been established at Orlando Health. Donors may choose to contribute to
one of these or establish their own. For more information, please contact Janet Morrow at 321.841.1466, janet.morrow@
orlandohealth.com or Matt Lilly at 321.843.2488 or matt.lilly@orlandohealth.com. You may also visit us online at
orlandohealth.com/plannedgiving.
• Edward B. Crowell Endowment
Orlando Health’s Nursing Alumni Reunion
• The John Hillenmeyer Endowment for
Medical Excellence
• Betty & Bill Hussey Endowment
• Gray, Harris, Robinson Endowment
• Janet McGavock Memorial Endowment
• Charles & Barbara Stuart Endowment
• June McMorris Nursing Endowment
• Robert Dyment Endowment
• RLF, Inc. Endowment
• Robert F. and Mary M. Stonerock
Endowment
• Vivian M. Quinn Endowment
• Lucille and Stephen T. Dean Endowment
• Madeline Gentile Endowment
• Helen Gray Dean Endowment
• Caroline E. Zull Endowment for Arnold
Palmer Hospital
• Nicole Endre Endowment
• Muriel Sims Endowment for Children
With great pride and dedication to service, graduates and
instructors from ORMC’s former nursing school return
each year for an alumni reunion. The special weekend brings
together nurses from the many graduating classes of the
School of Nursing that operated at ORMC from 1921 – 1973.
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Members of the
Class of 1961
celebrating their
50th reunion.
• Richard and Susan Hornick Endowment
• Edmund L. Murray Endowment for ORMC
• Carl and Margaret Tippit Endowment
As graduates of our former nursing school,
these individuals are an extension of our
family and an important part of our history.
Their dedication, training and service laid the
groundwork for the excellence in nursing for
which Orlando Health is well known. Today,
more than 4,000 nurses help to carry out our
mission at Orlando Health.
• Mary J. Irwin Cancer Research Endowment
• Alexander C. MacKinnon and Cynthia Z.
MacKinnon Endowment
• Eleanora Conrad Scheer Endowment for
Arnold Palmer Hospital
Current and Retired Nurses Travel across the Country
to Visit With Former Classmates and Remain Involved
in the Future of Nursing at Orlando Health
• Leona M. Getty Endowment for Arnold
Palmer Hospital
• Mary Sue McHenry Endowment for Arnold
Palmer Hospital
• The Sylvia Cohen Endowment at Arnold
Palmer Medical Center
• Zachary Robert Kuder Endowment
• Sarah Szafranski Endowment Fund
• Alvina Treadwell Endowment
• William H. Dial Endowment
• John Vincent Sauer Endowment
• Alys M. Donniez Endowment
• Ann M. and Clarence H. Brown III, MD
Endowment
• Ethel C. Seibel Endowment
• Leo M. and Nola G. Flowers Endowment
• Neonatology Associates of Central Florida
Endowment
• Bernard C. Hasty Endowment
• Mildred Overstreet Endowment
• The Mary L. Malone Scholarship Fund for
Nursing
• General W.E. “Joe” and Ruth T. Potter
Endowment
• Joyce G. Sorn Nursing Scholarship
Endowment
• B. R. Chamberlain Endowment for Medical
Education
• Patricia & David Schwartz Endowed Chair at
the Cancer Research Institute
• Kenneth R. and Patsy E. Guthrie Endowment
• Carl E. Stallard and Letitia Brooks Stallard
Endowment
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Honor the Physicians in Your Life
During this Year’s National Doctor’s Day
South Seminole Hospital Women’s Advisory Council
Special physicians who make a difference in our lives deserve to be recognized. On National Doctor’s Day, March 30,
let your physicians know how much you appreciate their commitment to your health by honoring them with a
tribute gift through the Orlando Health Foundation.
A letter will be sent to inform your physicians that you have made a gift in their honor. Your tax-deductible tribute will
also help make a difference in the lives of those we serve by supporting Orlando Health’s areas of greatest need.
To recognize your physician in time for National Doctor’s Day, please either give a secure online gift at
orlandohealth.kintera.org/doctorsday or complete the form below and send your gift in the enclosed
envelope before Friday, March 16, 2012.
YES, I would like to make a tribute gift in
recognition of a special physician in my life.
Left to right: Michele Mandlekorn, Phyllis Wallace, Nancy Freeman, Donna Bundy, Melanie Chase, SSHWAC Chairman, and Christina Crowley, Fundraising Chairman
Enclosed is my 2012 Doctor’s Day gift in the amount of $_________________
Your Name _____________________________________________________ Phone___________________
Address_________________________________________________________________________________
City _____________________________________________State _____________ Zip __________________
My gift is in honor of the following physician: (please complete all of the following)
Doctor (first name)___________________________ (last name)___________________________________ Address_________________________________________________________________________________
City _________________________State ______ Zip _____________Phone__________________________
Payment: q Check
q Cash
q Visa/MC
q AMEX
q Discover
Account Number: ________________________________________________ Exp. Date _______________
Amount of Donation: ________________ Signature: ___________________________________________
Please print your name as you wish to be recognized _____________________________________ -Orq Check here if you wish to remain anonymous
Check should be made payable to the Orlando Health Foundation.
We greatly appreciate your support. Thank you.
PLEASE MAIL YOUR COMPLETED FORM ALONG WITH YOUR TRIBUTE GIFT TO:
THE ORLANDO HEALTH FOUNDATION
3160 SOUTHGATE COMMERCE BLVD., SUITE 50, ORLANDO, FL 32806
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FOUNDATION ARE DEDUCTIBLE FOR INCOME TAX PURPOSES TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW. THE FOUNDATION RECOMMENDS THAT YOU
CONSULT WITH YOUR TAX ADVISOR CONCERNING ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED
FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL FREE, 800-435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT,
APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. THE FOUNDATION IS A REGISTERED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (CH577).
DM-MDTRIB-0312 FF
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Casino Night Raises $10,000 to Purchase New Technology
for Women’s Imaging Center
The Women’s Advisory Council was established by the Orlando
Health Foundation to promote advocacy and funding initiatives
in support of quality healthcare programs and services at South
Seminole Hospital. Comprised of volunteers, this leadership
group shares time and expertise to help evaluate programs;
identify new opportunities and initiatives; advocate for and
promote wellness and community outreach programs; and
build a culture of philanthropy to ultimately benefit and ensure
availability of quality healthcare services for those we serve.
Recently, the Women’s Advisory Council hosted a Casino Night
at the Sanford Zoo. A total of $10,000 was raised, enabling the
purchase of a new neoprobe for the Women’s Imaging Center at
South Seminole Hospital.
To learn more about the Women’s Advisory Council, please
contact Karen Jensen, vice president and executive director,
Orlando Health Foundation, at 407.841.5194.
South Seminole Hospital
Women’s Advisory Council
2012 Members
Alice Weinberg, Chairman
Judy Van Der Weide, Chairman-Elect
Joanne Krebs
Donna Bundy
Susan Logan
Tina Calderone
Katrina Powell
Marty Chan
Pamm Redditt
Melanie Chase
Sarah Reece
Cheryl Cicotti
Susan Roberts
Kristina Clements
Sandra Robinson
Melanie Cornell
Carol Saporito
Christina Crowley
Deanne Schaffner
Bonnie Donihi
Andrea Sider
Michelle Ertel
Sue Silberbusch
Elise Eslinger
Phyllis Wallace
Shelly Ferrone
Beverly Winesburgh
Nancy Freeman
Bell Woods
Elizabeth Gaussant
Andria Herr
Tricia Johnson
Delores Kennedy
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For travel updates and special
promotions, sign up for our e-newsletter at
orlandohealthfoundation.com/travelclub.
THE DALI MUSEUM
PACIFIC NW
ASHEVILLE, NC
CANADIAN ROCKIES
U.S. & International Trips
Day Trips
Life’s A Trip Tours, 407.855.9732 or Barbara@lifes-a-triptours.com
Caladesi Island
March 27, 2012 (7:30 am – 5:30 pm)
$69 (no refunds after March 2, 2012)
Cocoa Village Playhouse
April 21, 2012 (10:45 am – 5:30 pm)
$71 (no refunds after March 12, 2012)
Enjoy a walking nature tour of the island,
lunch at the Café Honeymoon and browse
local specialty shops.
Lunch at Ossorio on Brevard Avenue and
see “Titanic”.
The Dali Museum
June 5, 2012 (9:45 am – 5:30 pm)
$78 (no refunds after May 15, 2012)
Lunch at The Hangar Restaurant & Flight
Lounge in St. Petersburg and tour the
newly designed Dali Museum.
On The Horizon…
Ringling Museum of Art – September 25, 2012 – $89
See one of the largest collections of internationally recognized art; dinner at the Dutch
Heritage Restaurant.
Historic Bok Tower Gardens – December 4, 2012 – $64
Tour the 1930s Pinewood Estate; hear the concert of the bells; lunch at the Carillon Café.
Reference the Orlando Health Foundation when booking your trip!
South Dakota – The Black Hills and Badlands
June 5 – 11, 2012
Collette Vacations
Cost: from $2,299* including airfare and insurance fee
Discover the spirit of the American West. Climb aboard
an 1880 locomotive. Visit magnificent Mt. Rushmore.
See Crazy Horse Memorial, the world’s largest sculpture
still in progress. Travel to the legendary Black Hills. Visit
Kevin Costner’s “Tatanka: Story of the Bison” interpretive
center, depicting the relationship of bison and man. See the
American prairie as it was 300 years ago. Explore the legends
in the city of Deadwood, home to Wild Bill Hickok and
Calamity Jane. Travel the backcountry of Custer State Park.
Journey through the natural beauty of Badlands National
Park. Complete your experience with a home-hosted
farewell dinner in a lodge nestled in the woods of Keystone.
Pacific NW and California
August 27 – September 3, 2012
Collette Vacations
Cost: from $2,799*, including airfare and insurance fee Explore the majestic Pacific Northwest and California
on this eight-day adventure, from the wilds of Mount St.
Helens and the Columbia River Gorge to the sophistication
of Portland and San Francisco. Travel along Oregon’s
beautiful Pacific coast. Enjoy a cruise up the Rogue River.
Visit Redwood National Park. Explore Eureka, a historic
timber and fishing village. Cross the Golden Gate Bridge
and discover the “City by the Bay” – San Francisco.
On the Horizon...
Asheville, NC
April 15 – 19, 2012
Life’s-A-Trip Tours
Cost: from $849*
Mackinaw Island, MI
July 28 – August 5, 2012
Life’s-A-Trip Tours
Cost: from $1,159*
Greece & Turkey (Land & Cruise)
September 2 - 17, 2012
AHI Travel
Cost: from $4,745* including all excursions and gratuities
Fort Myers, FL
October 9 – 10, 2012
Life’s-A-Trip Tours
Cost: from $319*
Myrtle Beach, SC
November 8 – 11, 2012
Life’s-A-Trip Tours
Cost: from $649*
For more information about these trips, visit
orlandohealthfoundation.com/travelclub or contact our
travel partners directly:
AHI Travel – 800.323.7373
Collette Vacations – 877.872.4331
Life’s-A-Trip Tours – 407.855.9732
*Prices are limited time offers, per person, based on double occupancy and do not include airfare unless indicated.
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Orlando Health
Volunteers and Team
Members Celebrate
Holiday Season
Healthy U
An Orlando Health Lifestyle Medicine Initiative
Spring is a time of renewal and refreshment. It’s in that light that I share the following: I
recently found myself smack dab in the middle of a major health crisis. I didn’t get there by
chance. It was not a random “happening.” Approximately four years ago, my brother was
diagnosed with a genetic heart condition. Rather than writing it off as “his problem,” I was
proactive with my own health and proceeded to be tested for the condition. I was relieved to
learn that I did not have the same condition but was surprised to learn I had “an issue” of my
own. Mine was one that is typically only discovered post-mortem… Wow! How lucky was I to
have found it early! I have since made a full-recovery and am stronger than ever…but that is
because I was proactive in making decisions to improve my health.
Lee A. O’Donnell, BSE
Corporate Manager
Lifestyle Medicine
Each winter, Orlando Health hosts gatherings
across the organization to recognize our
volunteers and their tremendous contributions
toward caring for our patients.
Ann Alexander, Physician Relations Manager and Shirley Kearney, Dr. P. Phillips Hospital Volunteer
You can be proactive in ensuring you live a long and rewarding life as well. It does not have to
be through medical tests, diagnostic procedures and/or treatments. It can be through your daily
habits and actions. Taking it back to the spring theme, I have listed six helpful hints for taking
control and being proactive in your health!
Now is the perfect time to “spring” into action. You are the only person who can take
responsibility for your health and well-being. Be proactive to live a happy and healthy life.
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S
P
R
I
N
G
SIMPLE.
PLAN ahead.
REMEMBER
IDENTIFY
NO excuses.
GET started
Keep it simple. (No need to say
any more here…)
Think it through. Write it down. Whatever the
change you are
undertaking, be
deliberate. If you
fail to plan, then
you are planning
to fail.
the “why” behind
your actions. WHY are you
going for a walk?
WHY did you
request your
salad dressing on
the side? WHY
did you call your
loved ones today?
incentives. What
is it you want
to get out of
your efforts? More mobility? Healthier tests
results? See
your children
get married?
Play with your
grandchildren?
Period. There
is rarely a valid,
logical reason
to not make a
positive change. Yes, it takes
conscious effort.
And, yes, it can
be challenging. But is anything
worthwhile
ever easy?
today. Right now.
There’s no time
like the present.
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital Volunteers, Shirley Stanton and Doris Gindin, are big winners.
during holiday games!
Arnold Palmer Medical Center volunteers, Jackie Crane, June Keith and Mia
Cunningham, enjoy a holiday luncheon.
Arnold Palmer Medical CenterVolunteer Services team members have fun
with volunteers. L-R: Rebekah Pate, Alexis Bentley, Cary D’Ortona, Angela
Phillips and Erin Tierney
MD Anderson – Orlando volunteers, Jack Dwyer and
Emma Shackelford, entertain with great music.
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An ideal way to celebrate the life of someone special is through a gift in their name. Not only does your gift
honor the individual, it also enables Orlando Health to carry on life-saving care for others.
Please consider giving a life-saving gift TODAY! You may call us at 407.841.5194, send a check
in the envelope enclosed or make a secure online gift at orlandohealthfoundation.com.
Memorial Contributors List – October 1 through December 31, 2011
In Memory of Vera Jensen
Mr. John S. Jensen
In Memory of Jamie Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Alexander
In Memory of Kailee A. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Lawrence
In Memory of Sophia L. Figel
Mr. Anthony L. Figel
In Memory of Rafael J. Angulo
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge R. Angulo
In Memory of Marie G. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Breen
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Burgardt
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Horkey
Ms. Maria E. Kaminski
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Mandel
Ms. Jennifer A. McCue
Ms. Dolores Naclerio
Ms. Brenda J. Smith
In Memory of Mary F. Finch
Mr. Robert W. Page
In Memory of John L. Apodaca
Mrs. Lucille C. Apodaca
In Memory of James M. Bartz
Mrs. Maxine C. Bartz
In Memory of Louise D. Beachboard
Mr. Benvis E. Beachboard
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Beam
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Harrold
Ms. Michelle Maggart
Mr. James Stephen Turner
In Memory of Katrina R. Cordell
The School Board of Orange
County, Florida
In Memory of Mabel Coronado
Medical Center Radiology Group
In Memory of Thomas F. Bernier
Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club
and Lodge
In Memory of Clarence C. Cox
Mrs. Amy Moore
In Memory of Janet M. Bialorucki
Mr. David A. Bialorucki
In Memory of Carmen D. Cyr
Ms. Peggy J. Smith
In Memory of Wilbur L. Booth
Orlando Health Foundation, Inc.
In Memory of Robert Davis
Mrs. Lesley J. Callaghan
Mr. Victor Castagnoli
Mr. and Mrs. Ron L. James
Mrs. Sheila Manning
Mr. Roy G. Murray
Mr. Bill N. Raymond
Mrs. Karen Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Root
Mr. Paul D. Shutes
SunTrust Bank
Mrs. Amanda J. Sykes
Mr. and Mrs. Clive M. Witmond
In Memory of Gladys T. Bosserman
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard
Mrs. Dorothy S. Cole
Ms. Winona E. Cook
Paul Geary, MD
Mrs. Caren J. Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. James
Ms. Karen T. Jensen
Mrs. Babby Simpson Wiedman
In Memory of Brady Boys
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Brady
YourCause, LLC
In Memory of Jean Z. Campbell
Ms. Judy Van Valkenburgh
In Memory of Carlos Carrera
Anonymous
In Memory of Barbara E. Chasteen
Ms. Brenda L. Chasteen
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Crouter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Waggoner
In Memory of Katherine M. Cielak
Southwest Airlines Orlando
In Memory of Stanley S. Cielak
Southwest Airlines Orlando
In Memory of Jadelynn G. Denham
Mr. R. Kenneth Derick
In Memory of Jannelle G. DiCaprio
Ms. Jacqueline Johannes
In Memory of Alexander P. Dolhun
ACUO Technologies
In Memory of James S. Dopson
Southwest Airlines Orlando
In Memory of Diane E. Duncanson
Mr. Donald M. Duncanson
In Memory of Raymond F. Ecock
Merck Partnership for Giving
Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Mysel
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wood
In Memory of Edward Englander
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Marks
In Memory of Molly G. Eubank
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connell
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In Memory of Kenneth G. Forse
Mr. David J. Malanchuk
In Memory of Howard T. Fox
Macy’s Foundation
Mrs. Eleanor C. Taylor
In Memory of George E. Geans
Ms. Karen T. Jensen
In Memory of Belle R. Goldman
Anonymous
Ms. Sheryl R. Ackerman
Mr. Andy Becker
Ms. Faith Brickel
Timothy Bullard, MD
Jay Falk, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer
Dr. and Mrs. Steven H. Katz
Mrs. Ellen I. Prague
Mr. Eric C. Rackow
David T. Smuckler, MD
In Memory of Charles A. Guerrieri
Ms. Kimberly R. Guerrieri
In Memory of Marjorie R.
Gutmann
Jay Falk, MD
Dr. Alonzo Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Malone
Mrs. Karen McManus
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. H. Carter Myers
Mrs. Megan C. Noland
Mr. Joey Pedraza
Dr. Alan D. Price
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritch
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne
Schoolfield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sharp
Ms. Jennifer Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Starling
Mrs. Mary Ann Stead
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Thacker
Universal City Development
Partners
In Memory of Sean Holton
Ms. Dolores D. Beasley
Mr. Terry Godbey
Hess & Hess CPA’s, P.A.
Ms. Bridget Holton
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ilaria
Mr. Dean C. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mannell
Ms. Andrea M. Martin
Mrs. Josephine M. Newton-Lund
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R.
Raibourn
Ms. Jane V. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Toms
In Memory of Mary E. Hickey
Mr. Patrick Hickey
In Memory of Richard B. Hornick
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Adams
Ms. Ann Victoria G. Blalock
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard
Timothy Bullard, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Calia
Center for Plastic &
Reconstructive Surgery
Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Earhart
Ms. Carol Fenner
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Hornick
Ms. Karen T. Jensen
Dr. Joseph Nagelsen
Mark Sand, MD
Ms. Suzanne M. Spencer
Mr. Carl E. Stallard
Mrs. Eleanor C. Taylor
In Memory of Bonnie Hill
Ms. Miriam Bonilla
In Memory of Stanley Hough
Mr. Kevin Hough
In Memory of Alexina C. Hollyday
Anonymous
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Program
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew
Cairns
Dippin’ Dots, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fleming
Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Gordy
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory
Humphries
Ms. Patti Kinzer
In Memory of Paula A. Hruby
Mr. Allan M. Baillie
In Memory of Leonard J. Haase
Ms. Linda Fox
In Memory of David Hall
Mrs. JoAnn D. Hall
In Memory of Phyllis C. Hardy
Paul Palma, MD
In Memory of Robert W. Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Wilson
In Memory of Frank M. Hubbard
A. Friends’ Foundation Trust
In Memory of Jannie C. Jackson
Dominion Hospital
ICC Management, Inc.
Reston Hospital Center
Hien T. Tran, MD
In Memory of Norma B. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Marks
In Memory of Robert E. Knechtl
Mrs. Hope Knechtl & Family
In Memory of John Kohrs
Ms. Susan Brown
In Memory of Kathleen H. Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alden
Ms. Margaret P. Allen
Mr. Jack R. Askren
Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Beaty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Blackford
Ms. Carolyn K. Branner
Mrs. Nathalia B. Brodie
Ms. Cynthia R. Chester
The Edyth Bush Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Elsperman
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Eskind
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clinton Fox Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Huston Frailey
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest L. Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. H. Blake Hostetter
Mr. Kenneth H. Kraft Jr.
Lake Highland Preparatory
School, Inc.
Mr. Robert E. Lovvorn Sr.
Mrs. Peggy Sue Luzadder
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McFetridge
Mustang Aviation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nelson
Ms. Betsy E. Peters
Mrs. Diane A. Reece
Mrs. Joan D. Ruffier
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F.
Sergesketter
Ms. Winifred J. Sharp
Mr. Joe Terranova
Mr. Hans W. Tews
Mr. Donald C. Trieschmann
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers Turner
Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Ustler
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Ward III
Winderweedle, Haines, Ward &
Woodman, P.A.
In Memory of Jennifer M. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Allison
Chattahoochee Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Dunckel
Ms. Darla Eden
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gilbert
Ms. Nancy Carol Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McGarity
Mr. and Mrs. Harris M. Wilbanks
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Anonymous
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Dr. Anne I. Rothenberg
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Mrs. Martine D. Morley
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Ms. Jeanne E. Moses
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Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Andrews
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Ms. Carol A. Cullen
Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick
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Mr. M. B. Toth
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Smith
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William Akers Jr. and Georgia O.
Akers Private Foundation
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Smith
In Memory of William Resnick
Colonel and Mrs. Michael R.
Bozeman
DynCorp International LLC
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Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rolandini
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Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rolandini
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Ms. Tina M. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Liston
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Mr. Mark A. Snyder
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Mrs. Donna L. DePascale
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard
Ms. Karen T. Jensen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kasid
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kerr
Mr. Michael J. Mangan
Nason, Yeager, Gerson, White &
Lioce, P.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Watson
In Memory of Sarah C. Szafranski
Mr. Donald E. Gross and
Ms. Kathryn M. Szafranski
In Memory of Linda Runar
Mr. Lars E. Runar
In Memory of Carmen D. Velazquez
Anonymous
In Memory of Winifred W. Palmer
Mr. Dennis Brydges
In Memory of Robert H. Rutkowski
Mr. James J. Rutkowski Sr.
In Memory of Earl L. Passmore
Mrs. Gay Passmore
In Memory of Jose D. Sanchez
Ms. Dorothy W. Hemingway
In Memory of Margaret K. Walker
CNA Foundation
Ms. Robin S. Taylor
In Memory of Charles F. Pavey
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Brune
Mr. and Ms. Edward W. Marsden Jr.
Ms. Patsy A. Swafford
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Textor
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Tisdale
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wise
In Memory of Donald L. Sanders
Anonymous
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Ms. Caroline Connally
Dr. Aida N. Moultrie
In Memory of Marguerite R. Peak
Ms. Sammantha A. Ahrens
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Mrs. Zelda LaVanway
In Memory of Nancy B. Post
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard
Ms. Sheila Cross
Mrs. Lucy T. Doyle
Mr. Danny D. Gorton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hoffman
Mrs. Christy E. Pearson
Mrs. Barbara Poston
Mr. Christopher E. Robbins
Ms. Virginia F. Robbins
Mrs. Eva A. Runyon
The School Board of Orange
County, Florida
Mrs. Pamela Spires
In Memory of Archibald McWilton
Mr. Timothy G. White
In Memory of Jim Rausa
Ms. Debra Paoli
In Memory of Connie Taylor
Ms. Lori Reese
In Memory of William E. Petrey
Mr. Walter L. Kluge
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven D.
Appelbaum
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ranta
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Ms. Stacy Diener
Mr. Richard W. Hood
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Minard
Mr. Craig Stiffler
Mr. Vaughn Thomas
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Ms. Marcia I. Steinberg
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Martinez
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Powers
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Mr. John S. Jensen
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Ms. Nora Horne
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Almeida
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daubenspeck
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James Wetzeler Family
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Mr. James A. Woody
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Mr. James A. Woody
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Dollar
In Memory of Michael A.
Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reynolds
In Memory of Douglas L. Smith
Anonymous
Mr. Carl Fissell
Hughes Supply, Inc.
Mr. Kamal Kant
Ms. Michele M. Markham
Mr. Steven M. Moffa
Mr. and Mrs. Zainub Sareea
Ms. Helga R. Schwarz
Mr. Jason A. Sloan
Ms. Janetta M. Smith
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Save the Date!
Champions for Arnold’s Kids
• Benefiting: Arnold Palmer Medical Center
• Date: March 18 - 19, 2012
• Location: Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge
• Website: ArnoldPalmerInvitational.com
Event manager: Chad Phillips, 321.841.5035,
chad.phillips@orlandohealth.com
Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard®
• Benefiting: Arnold Palmer Medical Center
• Date: March 19 - 25, 2012
• Location: Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge
• Website: ArnoldPalmerInvitational.com
Event manager: Chad Phillips, 321.841.5035,
chad.phillips@orlandohealth.com
6th Annual Spring Swirl Presented by Dr. Phillips Charities*
• Benefiting: The Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families
• Date: April 14, 2012
• Location: Jernigans
Event manager: Amy Drury, 321.841.8285,
amy.drury@orlandohealth.com
7th Annual ONE NIGHT to Celebrate Excellence in Trauma Care
Presented by CNL Financial Group, Inc.
• Benefiting: Orlando Health’s Level One Trauma Center at
Orlando Regional Medical Center
• Date: May 6, 2012
• Location: The Mall at Millenia
• Website: OneNightSavesLives.com
Event manager: Lindsey Clark, 321.841.7016,
lindsey.clark@orlandohealth.com
36th Annual Bert M. Warden’s Golden South Classic
Presented by adidas®*
• Benefiting: Pediatric Sports Medicine Program at Arnold Palmer
Hospital for Children
• Date: May 26, 2012
• Location: The First Academy
• Website: GoldenSouth.com
Event manager: Tracey Stein, 321.841.5345,
tracey.stein@orlandohealth.com
WOMEN PLAYING FOR T.I.M.E.® EVENTS* – Benefiting: MD Anderson
Cancer Center Orlando
• Date: Numerous events throughout the Spring
• Location: Visit wpft.org for details about each event
• Website: wpft.org
Event Manager: Lynda Canatay, 321.841.2272,
lynda.canatay@orlandohealth.com
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Lindsey Clark at 321.841.7016 or
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