ANNUAL REPORT INSPIRING TRANSFORMATION READING HOSPITAL TABLE OF FOUNDATION Officers CONTENTS Jeff Rush, Board Chair Paul Cohn, Vice Chair Mike Ehlerman, Treasurer Letter from Leadership Bunny Zintak, Secretary 3 Board Members Dan Ahern James and Deborah Paula Barrett Radwanski 4 Mary Ellen Batman Jim Boscov Gary Conner Inspiring Healing Dick Ehst 6 Jack W. Gruber, MD Victor Hammel Kathy Herbein Inspiring Innovation Bill Jennings LETTER FROM LEADERSHIP 7 Chris Kraras Marlin Miller Karen Rightmire Inspiring Caregivers Larry Rotenberg, MD 8 Kate Thornton Dear Colleagues and Friends, Thun “Inspiring transformation” is deeply rooted in Reading Hospital Foundation’s mission. Our Grant Programs Brent Wagner, MD programs have served as catalysts of positive change, bringing advancements in health care John Weidenhammer and empowering providers and patients to work together to improve health and well-being. 9 C. Thomas Work, Esq Integral to our success has been the constant support of volunteers and donations from individuals and businesses in our community. We are grateful for every contribution, small Inspiring Physicians and large. 10 In this report, you will learn about how the donations from our supporters are transforming lives in our community. Among the generous donors this year are Jim and Deborah Radwanski’s, whose gift helped to create the James Radwanski & Deborah St. Clair Radwanski Pediatric Financials Emergency Department; Barbara Bradley, who contributed in honor of her late husband, John, 11 to the Reading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing’s Therapeutic Healing Garden; and Ezzat Hanna, MD, whose generosity established the Hanna Center for Primary Care Research. Donor Recognition You will also read about some of Reading Hospital’s amazing caregivers; the Foundation’s grant 12 program, which has awarded $1.6 million, to 50 recipients in four years, and realize the impact made by more than 394 donors in the last fiscal year. We are immensely grateful for the generosity of our donors. Thank you for your continued support; you are our inspiration!

Sincerely,

reading.towerhealth.org/foundation Katherine E. Thornton, President Jeff Rush, Chairman

3 The James and Deborah St. Clair Radwanski, PhD Pediatric Emergency Department

PROVIDING FAMILIES WITH CHILD-CENTERED CARE CLOSE TO HOME

Deborah and James Radwanski know first- The 16-bed, dedicated space for pediatric hand the stress that families feel when emergency patients is equipped with private they have a child in need of emergent or consultation rooms, child-specific medical special care. With a daughter who was technology, and specialized equipment for born prematurely and cared for in Reading the care of children with autism or other Hospital’s NICU and a son who needed special needs. The space also features a emergency treatment for a broken jaw at family-friendly waiting room and its own young age, they understand the fears and specialized “triage” area, while they await sense of helplessness. treatment, children enjoy a carefully designed Those experiences inspired them to play area—complete with interactive screens, support causes that benefit children in the games, and a virtual fish tank. Free Wi-Fi Berks County community, including the new access and cell phone charging stations Pediatric Emergency Department at ensure parents stay connected with friends Reading Hospital. and family. According to Christopher Valente, MD, Chief, “We welcomed the opportunity to contribute Section of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, to bringing pediatric ER services to Reading. When we needed emergency services for our The new space sets the tone son, Jamesson, we had to transport him to for patients and their families. the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia The goal of the department is to for the special care he required. Being far away from our home and support system instill confidence, offer comfort... during that time was difficult,” explained to provide a calming experience James Radwanski. during what can often be a very stressful time. We were excited to support a cause that would provide a The significant and generous contribution from the Radwanski’s made the Pediatric less anxious, more convenient Emergency Department a reality. experience for other families. Valente said this is just the first phase of developing a more robust pediatric care Bearing their name, the James Radwanski continuum that allows complex cases to be and Deborah St. Clair Radwanski Pediatric treated at Reading Hospital. Emergency Department stands as an Donors, like James and “Children are our future, and thousands of example of the couple’s dedication to children will benefit from this new emergency Deborah Radwanski, are helping children and their families. Thanks department,” said Deborah Radwanski, pivotal to creating positive to the Radwanskis’ generous donation and whose other family-focused contributions to change in our community. contributions from other donors, Reading the community include service as Chairperson Hospital’s Pediatric Emergency Department The Pediatric Emergency for the March of Dimes and volunteering with opened on February 5, 2019. Department at Reading the United Way. “We have always believed Hospital gives families a The department offers a child-centered in giving back. We hope others will see the approach to emergency care—close to impact it makes and feel inspired to do their comforting, personalized home. Children receive care from highly part. No contribution is too small to make a setting where they can receive experienced pediatric physicians, specialists, positive difference.” exceptional pediatric care in nurses, and physician assistants. emergent situations. Katherine E. Thornton, President, Reading Hospital Foundation 4 5 Inspiring Healing Inspiring Innovation

LEGACY WALL MAKES READING HOSPITAL’S 150-YEAR HISTORY AN INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE The forward-thinking approach that th Reading Hospital Foundation commemorated Reading Hospital’s 150 Anniversary was present from with a Legacy Wall dedicated to the organization’s rich and important history. Reading Hospital’s What started as the “Reading Dispensary,” on January 27, 1868, in a rented location very start remains downtown, has grown to become the centerpiece of healthcare for Berks County. our driving force for Today, Reading Hospital is nationally recognized as the flagship hospital of Tower Health and a leader in advanced health care. transformation. Our hospital will continue THERAPEUTIC HEALING GARDEN AT at Wyomissing, a project inspired by John Bradley. Throughout 2018, the hospital held many activities to celebrate its anniversary, to evolve to serve the READING HOSPITAL REHABILITATION AT The Therapeutic Healing Garden, which will open culminating in the grand unveiling of its Legacy Wall on December 5. community’s ever- WYOMISSING OPENS IN SPRING 2020 in the spring, will feature a 1,500 square-foot The Legacy Wall showcases Reading Hospital’s history and its important role patio, two walking trails, a water feature with a in elevating medicine through education and innovation. It also includes a changing needs. Reading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing offers pergola, and – of course – a putting green. Trees, commemorative painting that was commissioned for the anniversary milestone, Bill Jennings, President highly specialized, compassionate care to patients shrubs, and perennials will enhance the serene and a dedicated area recognizing the generous donors who helped make this and Chief Executive Officer, recovering from a debilitating injury or illness. These landscape, providing, a place for both relaxation, and exhibition possible. Reading Hospital patients are often in rehabilitation for weeks at a time, rehabilitation in a genuine outdoor setting, better working steadily to regain their strength so they can get preparing patients for navigating life after they leave back to their daily life as safely as possible. But while the facility. EXPANDING EDUCATION AND ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT patients in the rehabilitation hospital make tremendous Among the generous donors were The Friends of progress physically, they also have to tackle the mental Reading Hospital, who contributed $50,000 to help Reading Hospital has a rich history of nursing in Berks County. Its dedication to empowering nurses to learn, grow, and challenges associated with being in the hospital, away fund the project. According to Mary Ellen Batman, demonstrate professional excellence is evident—Reading Hospital is one of only 500 hospitals in the world ® from family and their usual comforts. former President for The Friends and a personal to achieve Magnet recognition, a designation that reflects the highest standards of nursing. donor to the Healing Garden, “It’s important to When Barbara Bradley’s husband, John, was a patient To continue in this pursuit of excellence, Reading Hospital Foundation is establishing a Nursing Excellence Fund to expand support efforts to enhance the patient experience. at Rehabilitation Hospital in 2014, he faced the same learning opportunities for nurses. The fund will enhance recruitment and retention of professional nurses, increase career and Providing an area for both physical and mental health challenges. But, one small act made a big difference for educational opportunities, and support research. will give patients another option for healing.” him. During the course of his treatment, one of John’s Rosemary Wurster, Vice President of Nursing Operations, Analytics and Finance at Reading Hospital, believes nursing excellence physical therapists learned that he loved to play golf, so “We appreciate the community support that has is about being on the leading edge of patient care and maximizing performance to benefit the community. the therapist brought in golf clubs and took John to a made this possible,” said Kelley Crozier, MD, MBA, grassy area to hit a few balls. “It was uplifting for him,” FAAPMR, and Chair of the Department of Physical The fund will broaden our reach and create a wider range of education options. Medicine and Rehabilitation. shared Bradley. “It took his mind off of his illness and It will keep Reading Hospital nurses at the forefront of their field. made him feel ‘normal’ for a while.” Now, thanks to Bradley and 70 other donors, more Reading Hospital is dedicated to being According to Wurster, the goal is to enhance skills and advance knowledge in support of providing the best possible care to our patients will have an opportunity to enjoy the uplifting there for people when they need us community. The Nursing Excellence Fund will help Reading Hospital nurses expand their research, the results of which will improve benefits of nature during their rehabilitation. most. This Healing Garden will be a processes and positively impact patient care at Reading and throughout the region. “This fund will enable us to perform studies, On June 28, Reading Hospital Foundation held a lovely addition for our patients as they gather and organize data to support our findings, and then share that information with other health systems.” groundbreaking ceremony for a new Therapeutic work toward their goals of becoming Healing Garden at Reading Hospital Rehabilitation well again. Kelley Crozier, MD, MBA, FAAPMR If you’d like more information on the Nursing Excellence Fund, contact Melissa Karas, Reading Hospital Foundation at [email protected] or 484-628-8666. 6 7 Inspiring Caregivers Grant Programs

TICK-BORNE BABESIOSIS RESEARCH STUDY We applaud our Reading Hospital staff for Babesiosis, a disease spread by the ticks also to blame for Lyme disease, was virtually unheard of 10 years ago. not only tending to the medical needs of our Today, Reading Hospital is seeing an increasing number patients, but also for genuinely caring about of cases. “The bacterial infection, characterized by flu- like symptoms, can be life-threatening in some patients,” the individuals they treat. explained infectious disease specialist Debra Powell, MD. The current diagnostic test for babesiosis takes time Katherine E. Thornton, President, Reading Hospital Foundation and specialized training to read. The infection’s recent rise in prevalence has created a growing need for faster, more reliable testing. “Reading Hospital’s lab has the expertise, but not all labs do. Last year, there were 33 babesiosis cases reported; 21 of those were diagnosed at Reading Hospital.” HONOR YOUR CAREGIVER PATIENT-CENTERED REIKI THERAPY Through a Reading Hospital Foundation grant, Reading Healthcare is about more than medical procedures; it is about an individual’s overall health and well-being, and how PILOT PROGRAM Hospital joined Penn State College of Medicine in providers and other caregivers nurture health through genuine care and unwavering compassion. That’s why Reading On July 30, 2019, Reading Hospital began a grant-funded a collaborative research study to learn more about Hospital is deeply committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care at every opportunity. You can see, countless babesiosis and explore how to diagnose it faster. examples of that sentiment being lived out within our walls, day after day. pilot program that is bringing the traditional healing modality of Reiki to oncology and joint-replacement The grant supported Phase 1 of the study, which These stories that follow are from people who were so moved by their experience with Reading Hospital, and its staff patients. Reiki, a non-invasive, energy-based treatment ended in September and consisted of a clinical study of members’ dedication to providing exemplary service, that they felt compelled to share them – and honor their amazing focuses on facilitating a person’s own healing response eight cases. According to Powell, work with a generous contribution to the Reading Hospital Foundation. to help them deal physically, mentally, and spiritually with their medical challenges. Jean Myers’ husband, Carl, was a patient at Gail and Dyke Sassaman’s grandsons, now 5- and Additional phases Reading Hospital’s McGlinn Cancer Institute, 10-years-old, were both born prematurely and spent Through the pilot program, patients may choose Reiki of research will be where he received treatment for multiple myeloma, time in the Reading Hospital NICU. Because of their as a complementary modality along with conventional needed to develop a blood cancer affecting plasma cells. Sadly, unrelated to exceptional experience with the staff, they have been forms of treatment. A registered nurse with a Reiki Master a rapid bedside his cancer, Carl passed away four years ago. Jean shared donating to the hospital in honor of the NICU team certificate, Nancy Krouse, performs the Reiki sessions, test for a quicker this about their experience at the McGlinn ever since. which last between 20-40 minutes, directly in the diagnosis. The Cancer Institute: patient’s room. The nurses were fantastic to our family. initial phase of We received excellent care from They always allowed us to see our According to Krouse, The goals are to help the study, funded everyone, including Carl’s doctor, Erik grandsons, and they did fun things to patients decrease anxiety and stress by the grant, has Rupard, MD. He took his time with us make a difficult situation less harrowing. prior to surgery, control pain and laid the foundation and explained everything. Dr. Rupard It was a worrisome time, but the team reduce use of pain medication, for the important and the team were very caring and made it a bit lighter and helped by promote relaxation and better work ahead. helpful. It was Carl’s and my desire to keeping us informed. We were amazed at quality of sleep, and increase their contribute to benefit the good work of the great care the boys received. Our son overall sense of well-being. the McGlinn Cancer Institute then, and and daughter-in-law felt the same thing. The pilot program will be in effect for one year on two it remains my desire now to continue The special attention and neat stuff (like units at Reading Hospital. Once complete, it will be to support their efforts. dressing up the babies for Halloween or evaluated and determined if Reiki therapy shall be in Phillies attire when the time was right) continued as a standard complementary integrative they did brought normalcy during a medicine practice on all nursing units. stressful time. We are very grateful to the NICU team. If you’d like more information on how to Honor a Caregiver, contact Cameron Martin, Reading Hospital Foundation If you’d like more information on the Grant Programs, contact Katherine Thornton, President, Reading Hospital Foundation at [email protected] or 484-628-5126. at [email protected] or 484-628-2243. 8 9 Inspiring Physicians Financials

FOCUSED FUNDING TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE Reading Hospital Foundation - Donor Impact- Fiscal Year 2018 (July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019) Ezzat Hanna, M.D., moved to Reading after completing see their recommendations medical school in Cairo 38 years ago and began implemented by Reading practicing family medicine. He didn’t know anyone Hospital’s group of family in Berks County, but the community and Reading medicine doctors. Hospital welcomed him with open arms. It has been his dream to give back to the community that so warmly Family medicine physicians embraced him. Today, Hanna is fulfilling that dream by are at the center of patient supporting the efforts of other Reading Hospital family care. “They are the first to take medicine physicians through the Hanna Center for care of a patient and often Primary Care Research. generations of a patient’s family,“explained Hanna. 13% Initiated by Dr. Hanna’s personal contribution, the Hanna Center will fund research that aims to improve This fund will give the health and quality of life of our patients, as well Reading Hospital as reduce health disparities and address the social 2% determinants of health. primary care doctors a way to learn more about how issues “Research possibilities include studies on smoking, diabetes, and better ways to provide care to the affect their patients and to collaborate underserved. I hope family physicians see this research with their peers on how to provide the fund as an opportunity to give back to best care possible. 26% their community.” If you’d like more information on The Hanna Center for Proposed studies will be evaluated and approved Primary Care Research or making a gift, contact Katherine by the Center’s Advisory Board. When a research 55% Thornton, President, Reading Hospital Foundation at project is approved, the physician(s) will conduct [email protected] or 484-628-2243. the study, share their conclusions, and ultimately

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We would like to recognize and sincerely thank the following donors for Circadia by Dr. Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. Ty Haas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lessig Mr. and Mrs. Curt Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levan contributions received during Fiscal Year 2019 (July 1, 2018 -­ June 30, 2019). Ms. Shirley Hahn Ms. Lynne Close Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatt Mr. and Mrs. David Levengood Ms. Faith Clouser Ms. Nan Haver Ms. Betsy Lewis Intellicentrics, Inc. LESS THAN $1,000 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lockhart, Sr. $1,000,000 + Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings Jim Radwanski and Deborah Anonymous (33) Ms. Stacey Cole Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hey Mr. and Mrs. William Lodek, Jr. Penn National Gaming Foundation St. Clair Radwanski, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams III Mr. and Mrs. William Combs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hibshman Mr. and Mrs. Long Mr. Milton Ripple Ms. Theresa Adams Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corbett Mr. Jay Hiester Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mannering Mr. Carl Seidl AFP Berks Regional Chapter Ms. Emily Cox Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hill Mr. and Mrs. Barry Manwiller $100,000 to $499,999 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Weidenhammer Mr. and Mrs. Ahern Ms. Lynn Cronomiz Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hill Mr. Carl Marks, Jr. Dr. Ezzat Hanna Dr. Mark Woodland Dr. George Ainsworth and Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Dando Mr. Jeffrey Himmelberger Mr. Timothy Marks Mr. Sergei and Mrs. Linda Szortyka Attorney C. Thomas and Dr. Janice Starsnic Mr. and Mrs. Gary DeAcosta Ms. Carolyn Hoffman and Ms. Cynthia Mathues Mrs. Dianne Work Al-Anon Alcoholism Treatment $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Deisher Ms. Christine Motley Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mattson Program Mr. and Mrs. Michael DePaul, Jr. Ms. Janelle McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kraras $2,500 to $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Hoke Mr. Peter Albohn and Mr. and Mrs. James Derr Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Holzman Ms. Ramona McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Miller, Jr. County of Berks Ms. Diane Nausester Mr. and Mrs. Theodore DiPietro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horner Ms. Erika McDevitt The Estate of Jack R. Roland The Estate of Eleanore O. Dower Mr. and Mrs. Terry Altschuler Ms. Susan Ditchey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoyer Mr. Patrick McElroy Dr. and Mrs. Larry Rotenberg Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hammel Ms. Donna Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donahue Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McGee Mrs. Barbara Kline Ms. Rachael Assemes-Keller Ms. Mary Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hughes Ms. Mary McGovern $25,000 to $49,999 Mrs. Eileen LePage Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aten, Jr. Ms. Sandra Duddy Dr. Laura Hunter and Mr. John Hunter Ms. Catherine McGrath Russell S. Bickel, Jr. Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Azzolina Mr. and Mrs. William Eaken Mr. David Ingram Ms. Carissa McIntire of Berks County Community Mr. Ronald Schwartzkopf Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Bamberger Dr. Thomas Ebersole Mr. and Mrs. Tim McKenchie Foundation/Mr. and Ms. Lovic Ingram Mr. William Bartle Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Eisenhuth Mr. and Mrs. Mark McNash Mrs. Robert Swoyer Inhome Oxygen and Medical $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. David Becker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Erschen Supply Inc Ms. Margaret McShane The Estate of F. Blatt Alvernia University Mr. and Mrs. John Beem Ms. Susan Evans Jimmie Kramers - The Peanut Bar Inc Mr. and Mrs. James Menicucci Mr. John Mazzo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barbey Ms. Andrea Bensusan Ms. Elisa Ewald Ms. Sharon Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Merritt Reading Hospital Medical Staff Blue Mountain Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bentz Dr. and Mrs. Edward Fallon Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Juckem Michael A. Winson Memorial Mr. James Boscov BerkCo Properties Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fansler Mrs. Melissa Karas Foundation $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. Roy Brennan Mr. Todd Berkis Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fecera Mr. and Mrs. George Kellenberger Ms. Mary Ruth Mikes Alumni Association of the Reading The Brynn Lee Feather Fund of Berks Mr. Robert Biese Mr. and Mrs. J. Kitridge Fegley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keppley Ms. Barbara Mill Hospital School of Nursing County Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Blackwell Mr. Thomas Filer Mr. James Kinzer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller Dr. Charles Barbera and Dr. Kelley Crozier and Reverend Ms. Neyda Blum Dr. and Mrs. Marc Filstein Dr. and Mrs. Anton Kleiner Ms. Jolen Miller Dr. Mary Barbera Mark Christy Drs. Jaylaine Ghoubrial and First Energy Service Company Ms. Jean Kline Mr. Bruce Mitchell Ms. Mary Ellen Batman Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson Michael Bohrn Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kline Mr. John Mitzel Berkshire Charitable Foundation Dr. John Derderian Mr. John Bokansky Mrs. Melissa Flannery Mr. John Kluck Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Moffitt Ms. Barbara Bradley Mr. James Elliker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bolinger Mr. Patric Fox Ms. Susan Knarr Ms. Rebecca Mulvay The Children’s Clinic of Wyomissing Ms. Devera Glazer-Schoenberg Mr. Joseph Bonnette Ms. Nan Frankl Mr. and Ms. Henry Koch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ehst Ms. Nancy Hemmerich Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bosshard Ms. Suzanne Freney Mr. and Mrs. David Kocher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Murray Epic Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Longenecker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowersox Ms. Erica Frymoyer Ms. Tammy Kondisko Mr. and Mrs. Francis Museousky Quaker Maid Meats Mrs. Jean Myers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyer Ms. Doreen Fura Mr. and Mrs. John Kook Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ninfo, Jr. Security Guards, Inc. /Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannick Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Speros Koumparakis Mr. and Mrs. Tony Nocco Guido Pichini Mrs. Anne Overly-Moll and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Breneman Geonetric Ms. Gizelle Kremp Ms. Barbara Noel Mr. and Mrs. David Thun Mr. Thomas Moll Ms. Amy Brown Dr. Jaylaine Ghoubrial Mr. George Krick Mr. Bolaji Ojikutu and Dr. Robert Pegues Ms. Mary Brown Giant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kropf Dr. Olubunmi Ojikutu $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bruce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kuester Dr. and Mrs. Clodualdo Orquiza Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Karen Rightmire Mr. Michael Buono Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kurtas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palladino AAA Reading-Berks Mr. Michael Schlechter Ms. Kelly Burkman Mr. and Mrs. Craig Good Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kwiatkowski Ms. Theresa Papay Althouse Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Schoener Mr. and Mrs. Albert Butko Mr. and Mrs. Scot Griesemer Mr. and Mrs. John Larkin Mr. Robert Paul Dr. Amir Behnam The Friends of Reading Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Cammarano Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Griesemer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pawlewicz Berks County Tuberculosis Society Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton, Jr. Ms. Robin Cavallo Dr. and Mrs. John Gruber Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leoni Ms. Carol Perkins Dr. and Mrs. Moiz Carim Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weik Mr. Norman Chester Ms. Kelly Gyomber Mr. James Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Petery Dr. and Mrs. John Casey Ms. Helene Zintak Children’s Health Center Mr. and Mrs. Todd Haas Mr. and Mrs. John Les Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Petricoin Diamond Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Christman 12 13 Donor Recognition (continued) Honor and Memorial List

Mr. and Mrs. John Pezdirc Ms. Hope Spring GALA SPONSORSHIP The following gifts were receiving during fiscal year 2019 (July 1, 2018 through Mr. George Phelps St. Catharine of Siena Parish BB&T RIS June 30, 2019) in honor or memory of loved ones, colleagues, physicians, and Ms. Allison Phillips Mr. Paul Stoudt and CORE BTS, Inc. members of the community. Ms. Laurel Plank Ms. Rosemary Hernandez Drexel University College Plendy Inc. Brewers Bar and Grill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoyko of Medicine PNC Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Strauss Hammond Hanlon Camp, LLC IN HONOR OF IN MEMORY OF Ms. Ann Popp Mrs. Sharon Stump and Optimum HealthCare IT Dr. Nicole Agostino Dr. Michael Haas Dr. Erik Rupard Ms. Denise Adler Ms. Carol Puwalski Mr. Bruce Stump Stevens & Lee Dr. Marc Aynardi Mr. Andrew Sassaman and Ms. Myrtle Ragsdale Dr. and Mrs. William Sweet Weidenhammmer Dr. Terrance Hanley Mr. Peter Michael Albohn Mrs. Hemakumari Rana Mr. Jeremy Sassaman Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tarbotton Xanitos, Inc. Dr. Kurt Bamberger Dr. Earl Hope Mr. John Bradley Dr. David Scollan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Trayer Zitra Helathcare Partners Dr. Charles Barbera Dr. David Huber Reading Recreation Commission Mr. Robert Troxel Dr. Vinti Shah Mrs. Marilyn K. Brennan Dr. D. Michael Baxter Dr. Laura Hunter Ms. Patricia Redcay Ms. Lena Turgeon Dr. Adam Sigal Mrs. Maria Care Dr. Daniel Blecker Dr. Robert Jankowiak Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Valentine Dr. Michael Sinista Mr. Thomas L. Coleman Mr. Steven Reedy Mr. Michael Vivian Dr. Christopher Bourque Dr. Noelle Juliano Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Reigner The Stager Sisters Ms. Shirley Crammer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vollmer We’re inspired by our Dr. Robert Brackbill Dr. Brian Kane Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reigner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner Dr. Eric Slotkin generous donors whose Dr. Scott Bram Ms. Susan Kircher Mrs. Joyce H Davidson Renaissance Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Garry Walker Dr. Christopher Smith thoughtful contributions Dr. Maria Braun Dr. Louis M. Kleiman Mrs. Leona M. “Lee” Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Renninger Mr. Walter Wanas Dr. Crystal Thomas Dr. Robert Brigham Dr. Thomas Kohl Direnzo Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reppert Mr. and Mrs. Randy Weidner help our mission Mrs. Katherine E. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. William Ressler Mr. and Mrs. William Wellock, Jr. advance important Dr. Paul Brockman Dr. Joelle Lauchner Mr. Glenn Frantz Dr. John Timko Dr. and Mrs. Mark Reuben Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Werner initiatives to improve Dr. Michael T Brown Dr. Nick Leasure Mr. Darryl G. Grumling Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rodig Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitmoyer Dr. John Travers the health and well- Dr. Ivan Bub Dr. Elliott Leiswitz Miss Amaia Catherine Mr. James Rollinson Ms. Joanne Wieczorek The Alexander Triplets being of those in our Dr. James Burleigh Dr. Anthony Licata Horner Ms. Elizabeth Rothermel Mr. and Mrs. Don Wise Dr. Dominic Cammarano Dr. Christopher Valente Ms. Debra Royles community. Dr. Stephen Longenecker Mrs. Evelyn (Ker) Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wise Dr. John Villeneuve Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rush Ms. Ronda Wounderly Katherine E. Thornton, Dr. Peter Campanella Dr. David Lu Adams Massengale President, Reading Dr. Andrew Waxler Mr. Gemma Sales Ms. Erin Wright Dr. Terrance Cescon Dr. Sarah Luber Mr. Thomas J. “Butch” Hospital Foundation Reverend Stephen Weisser Ms. Carole Sanders Mr. Joe Yanez Dr. Alan Chelius Dr. Meghan Maclean Mathews III Ms. Elizabeth Santana Dr. Eugene P. York Dr. Suzanne Wenderoth Dr. Patrick Colarusso Dr. Louis Mancano Mrs. Ann C. Mazzo Mr. and Mrs. William Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeiber Dr.Tonie Crandall Dr. Lewis Winans Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Sassaman Dr. Joseph Mariglio Mrs. Diane M. (Kopf) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Zerbe Dr. Eugene York Mr. and Mrs. Jay Scheffler Ms. Jun Zhou Dr. Kelley Crozier Dr. David McCall Pawlewicz Dr. M. Katherine Yurick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schlipp Mr. and Mrs. William Zimpfer Dr. Leonard D’Addesi Ms. Maureen Miller, Ms. Emma Rahn Mr. John Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zubasic Dr. Uday Dasika CRNP, MSN Dr. Debra Zimmerman Mr. Derek C. Reigner Ms. Kathleen Schollenberger Dr. John Derderian Ms. Catherine Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schuetz Mrs. Jean Ripple TRUSTS/MEMORIAL Dr. Anthony Donato Dr. Colin Murphy Mr. and Ms. Norman Schwerin Musser-Custer Memorial Fund Dr. Kevin Naugle Mrs. Deb Schlenker Dr. Michael Sergi and Dr. Nipa Doshi Charles K. Dick Trust Dr. Constanta Ebro-Prokesh Dr. Matthew Nolan Mrs. Carol Schoener Dr. Tiffany Sergi Elsie M. Scheetz Trust Dr. Ziad Osman Ms. Catherine Shade Tigh Trusts Dr. Eric Elgin Mrs. Christine Mr. and Mrs. John Shaffer Thun & Janssen Trust Dr. Tatyana Erlikh Dr. Jean Payer Schwartzkopf Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sharp Charles H. Haag Trust Dr. Adam Feldman Dr. Efrain Perez - Varags Mrs. Susan Stoyko Volutza Mr. and Mrs. E. Gary Smith Lena E. Hoffmaster Trust Dr. Brian Petrasek Mrs. Rosemary Smorey Margaret Fisher Trust Dr. Forrest Fernandez Mr. Ira Francis Weigley Dr. Kimberly Rauenzahn Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder L. Estelle Shadell Trust Dr. Willliam Finneran Mr. Richard F. “Skip” Ms. Jan Sockel Gail E. Gass Miller Trust Dr. Charles Givens Dr. Peter Riedel Werner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sonon Lida P. Mitchell Trust Dr. Bernice Robinson - Dr. Maxim Gluhovsky Mr. Stuart Wounderly Ms. Karen Spear Florence Wooten Hoff Trust Bennett L. Leslie Maurer Trust Dr. Michael Goonewardene Mr. Jeffrey Spotts Dr. Seth Rosenzweig Samuel N. Potteiger Trust

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