2006–2007 Donor Report

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Honoring the Past, Supporting the Future

Philanthropy Boston University School of Medicine takes great pleasure in recognizing the generosity of alumni, members of the Board of Visitors, parents, faculty, staff, compa- nies, corporations, foundations, organizations, and friends. Your support has made possible the establishment and enhancement of many programs and projects at the School of Medicine. We thank you for your participation and for your vision in helping to prepare the clinicians and scientists of tomorrow. Alumni class gifts include all donations made during the fiscal year. While space constraints prevent us from listing the names of non-alumni donors of gifts under $200, we sincerely appreciate the support of those many contributors.

1 Message from the Dean

2 Dear Friends,

Graduations are about past achievements and future possibilities. During Commencement The medical school also needs to renovate classrooms and study areas, including the this May, as I greeted and handed each graduate their diploma, I was struck by the literal- Alumni Medical Library. While both residential space and renovated facilities are ly thousands of Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) faculty and staff whose expensive, these investments attract and better serve our students. combined effort made that moment possible for each member of the class. Certainly their families provided the home and support that made the study and achievement required BUSM continues to be a community-based teaching facility with a strong vision for for acceptance into such a competitive profession possible. However, the richness of the the future. We continue to attract top faculty, clinicians, and researchers from around Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) community, past and present, invested in the world. With a global health perspective on learning, our students are continually these physicians and scientists is also impressive. We have almost 2,300 medical school exposed to new ideas, new treatments, and new ways of thinking that will ultimately faculty and thousands of additional staff who contribute to the education and support of shape the way they will practice medicine. our students, facilitating their development. Each of the faculty and staff in our depart- While the financial burden of a medical degree can be daunting to many prospective ments and dean’s offices, as well as the men and women who provide snow removal, students, BUSM is working to help students achieve their dreams with as little maintain the green, and serve quesadillas on Wednesdays, contributes to the education educational debt as possible. But the simple fact remains that a medical education of our students. is expensive. We are developing programs that will help to significantly cut down Our friends and donors also play an important role in each student’s development. Every on the amount of debt faced by our graduates, allowing them to concentrate solely person listed in this report has contributed to our graduates’ achievements at BUSM, as on their medical studies. well as the accomplishments of our current and future students. Medicine is constantly changing, and BUSM must adapt to meet the demands of Our students’ stories and the response of the BUSM family are inspirational. We have had our profession. We are grateful for your generosity to BUSM and hope that you will students with medical issues not covered by their insurance. In one instance, I informed continue to support student housing, scholarships, faculty recruiting, and classroom several faculty and donors of the issue, and within a few weeks we had not only paid for facilities. Please join me in thanking those listed on these pages for their leadership the care needed but now have a medical student emergency fund. We have discovered and support of this great institution. that some students have inadequate funds for meals; and other students have part-time Sincerely, jobs, not just to support themselves, but to send needed money home.

BUSM is planning many ways to keep a medical or graduate health sciences education within the reach of students selected for their potential as physicians and scientists, independent of means. As many students spend hours commuting because they can Karen Antman, MD no longer afford to live in the South End, we are planning expanded student housing Provost, Medical Campus adjacent to our campus. Access to safe, affordable housing nearby will significantly Dean, School of Medicine curtail travel time and expenses for many students.

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 3 A Good Life, A Generous Man

When you meet Stanley Konefal, MD ’47, you can immediately detect of Medicine. A consistent contributor for 40 years, he established the Stanley and the contentment that envelopes his life. He has a serene manner and a warm nature. Catherine Konefal Student Revolving Loan Fund in 1991, and on the occasion of his He will tell you that his life has been and is a good one. He will also tell you that 50th Reunion he provided the lead gift for the class donation to the Alumni Medical he is fortunate to have had a wonderful career as a surgeon and has been graced with Library. He has also provided for the School in his estate plans with a charitable a loving family. remainder trust.

Raised in East Berlin, Connecticut, he was educated in a four-room schoolhouse prior “Stan Konefal serves as a role model for so many of us. A skilled and caring surgeon, to attending high school. He thought about engineering as a profession, but his first he has never forgotten the opportunity afforded him by BUSM,” notes Barry Manuel, love was surgery, so he majored in pre-med at Tufts University, where he met his late MD ’58, associate dean and executive director of the BUSM Alumni Association. “He wife, Catherine. He was accepted to and matriculated at BUSM in 1942. “BUSM was has stayed connected to our School and frequently attends School functions. He quiet- a good choice for me,” says Konefal. “I appreciate the education I received and am ly and very generously supports BUSM and is one of the finest examples of the kind grateful because the training made it possible to live a wonderful life—to have a good of outstanding alumni we are fortunate to have.” practice and a successful career.” He is dedicated to his family, and his two sons are both physicians. Stanley Jr. is a pedi- Konefal served in the U.S. Army during World War II while in school. He did his atric surgeon, and Joseph (BUSM ’77) is a urologist. His daughter, Catherine, owns internship and residency at Cambridge City Hospital and in 1951 opened his practice and manages an insurance company. He credits his late wife with being responsible for in Medford, Massachusetts, where he served that community for 35 years. “My practice their children’s individual goodness. The grandfather of eight, he recently remarried was made up of average people, and I had many long and good relationships with my and lives most of the year on Singer Island, Florida. patients,” recalls Konefal. He was on the staff of Lawrence Memorial Hospital (now “Dr. Konefal has our deep gratitude for his very long-standing and generous support part of the Hallmark Healthcare System) and the New England Memorial Hospital. for Boston University School of Medicine,” says Karen Antman, MD, dean and “I have never been anything but grateful to Boston University School of Medicine,” provost of the Medical Campus. “He not only gives generously every year, he has also says Konefal. His gratitude has been evident in his significant generosity to the School made a wonderful commitment to provide for the School in his estate plans.”

A consistent contributor for 40 years, he established the Stanley and Catherine Konefal Student Revolving Loan Fund in 1991.

Stanley Konefal, MD ’47 4 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Stethoscopes for Students Alumni Listen and Provide the Rx

When the members of the Class of 2011 were welcomed to the BUSM community this fall, they each received a white coat that symbolizes their acceptance to the profession. They also received a stethoscope. This basic and required tool of the profession was provided to the new students gratis through the generosity of BUSM alumni who donated the cost of the instruments.

“Alumni who gave to this program made an important contribution to easing the burden on our medical students,” says Barry Manuel, MD ’58, BUSM Alumni Association Executive Director. “Providing these stethoscopes is another example of the outstanding generosity of our graduates.”

For a gift of $150, donors “sponsored” a stethoscope, and at the White Coat Ceremony a card with the donor’s name, class year, and specialty was inserted in the pocket of the coat. Leslie Serchuck, MD ’90, who sponsored five stethoscopes, says, “I still have my first stethoscope and my first pair of scrubs. They are the tangible proof of an important rite of passage, and I hope the recipients never put a stethoscope to a patient without maintaining a sense of awe.”

If you would like to join your fellow graduates in this new alumni tradition and help a medical student or students, you may send your $150 contribution for each instrument you wish to donate to the BUSM Alumni Association, 715 Albany Street, L-120, Boston, MA 02118, or you may also make your contribution online at www.bumc.bu.edu/medalumni and click on Make an Online Contribution. Please note that it is for the Stethoscope Program.

“I still have my first stethoscope and my first pair of scrubs. They are the tangible proof of an important rite of passage, and I hope the recipients never put a stethoscope to a patient without maintaining a sense of awe.”

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 5 It’s All in the Family

When David Rothbaum, MD ’82, was accepted to BUSM, the School selected not only an excellent student and a dedicated future alumnus, it also gained a family com- mitted to the institution. David Rothbaum, MD ’82 Paul and Jean Rothbaum, David’s father and mother, quickly became involved in the School, joining the Parents Committee and eventually becoming co-chairpersons, hosting BUSM events in New York, and making generous contributions. “We were very happy that David was getting his medical degree from Boston University,” said Paul Rothbaum, who remains just as dedicated and committed to the School to this day.

The couple established a prize fund in obstetrics and gyne- cology in honor of their son and supported the John and Hannah Sandson Student Revolving Loan Fund out of their deep respect for John Sandson, MD, dean of BUSM when David attended. According to Mr. Rothbaum, it was his late wife who initiated their involvement in the Hubert Humphrey

6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Cancer Research Center at BUSM. He is currently on the National Advisory He has served as his class agent, has continued as a phonathon volunteer, and was pres- Committee of the Humphrey Center and is also a member of the School’s Board ident of the Alumni Association and organizer of the Class of 1982 25th Reunion this of Visitors. There is a classroom in BUSM’s McNary Learning Center named in past year. In addition to supporting the School’s annual fund, David has contributed their honor to recognize their considerable generosity toward building the center. to the Sandson Student Revolving Loan Fund and the McNary Learning Center, and Among the many generous contributions to BUSM, the one that stands out is Paul’s most recently has joined the Adopt-A-Student program, pledging to support a medical loving tribute to his wife, the Jean Rothbaum Memorial Scholarship Fund. More student over the course of his or her four years at BUSM. recently, Paul Rothbaum has contributed to the Aram Chobanian Professorship Fund. He and his wife, Melanie, have five children. Much to David’s delight, their oldest son, All three of Mr. Rothbaum’s sons are physicians. He attributes his childrens’ career Robert, is enrolled in the BUSM Seven-Year Program which combines the BA and choice to a strike at the Long Island Jewish Hospital when the three of them heeded MD degrees. the call for volunteers to keep the hospital operating. “They got a taste of hospital “It is clear that the outstanding philanthropy of Paul Rothbaum and his late wife, Jean, work, and it appealed to them,” he says. set the example for their son, David, who is truly following in his parents’ generous Like his parents, David Rothbaum often offered his time and effort to help the footsteps,” said Dean Karen Antman, MD. “The Rothbaums’ gifts to the School have School. As a medical student he volunteered for the Alumni Association annual fund helped countless students realize their dream of practicing medicine, and we look phonathons to raise money. When he graduated, he immediately joined the Dean’s forward to their continued involvement as we go forward educating and training the Club, the giving society initiated to encourage and recognize leadership giving to the nation’s next physicians.” School of Medicine. In the 25 years since his graduation, he has continued his annual Dean’s Club contribution and now joins his parents as a member of the Chester S. Keefer, MD Society. The Keefer Society recognizes cumulative giving of more than $50,000 to BUSM.

In 1986, Rothbaum opened his ob/gyn practice in Great Neck, New York, which now includes his brother. He is a clinical faculty member at Weill-Cornell Medical School and New York University School of Medicine, and is a fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

“The Rothbaums’ gifts to the School have helped countless students realize their dream of practicing medicine, and we look forward to their continued involvement as we go forward educating and training the nation’s next physicians.” The Rothbaum Family: David ’82; his wife, Melanie; his son, Robert; and his father, Paul.

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 7 Professorship to honor two innovators will benefit future generations

The Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery at “Dr. Strong’s and Dr. Vaughan’s fascination with the work they were doing and their Boston University School of Medicine has an illustrious and historic past. propensity to be innovators and educators created within the department a rare sense In 1951, M. Stuart Strong, MD, chairman of BUSM’s Department of Otolaryngology, of enthusiasm and momentum,” says Kenneth Grundfast, MD, FACS, FAAP, professor accepted for training the first resident to graduate from the program, Charles Vaughan. and chairman of the Department of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery at For more than thirty years, Drs. Strong and Vaughan worked closely together to build Boston University School of Medicine. “Their names are synonymous with excellence a department that eventually became world renowned. and innovation in our field.”

They were the first physicians to employ the use of the laser in otolaryngology surgery, And Grundfast should know. As a resident at Boston City Hospital (now Boston thus ushering in the era of laser surgery and thrusting Boston University to the fore- Medical Center), Grundfast trained under both Strong and Vaughan. Since becoming front of technical innovation. They were exciting and passionate educators who chair of the department, Grundfast has worked on creating the M. Stuart Strong and enticed more than one hundred BUSM students to choose careers in otolaryngology, Charles W. Vaughan Professorship in Otolaryngology. “I am thankful for what my and many of those former BUSM students have gone on to become leaders in mentors did for me and I want to contribute in a way that can strengthen the School otolaryngology throughout the world. of Medicine so that others can derive the benefits that I received from those who were part of the BUSM faculty,” says Grundfast. Gerald B. Healy, MD ’67, president-elect of the American College of Surgeons, is one of the many BUSM students who chose to become an otolaryngologist and who To date, more than $2.3 million, including a significant estate commitment, has completed his residency training in otolaryngology under the tutelage of Drs. Strong been raised toward the $2.5 million required to establish the professorship. “I want and Vaughan. to see the names of these two great otolaryngologists honored in perpetuity, never to

“Dr. Strong’s and Dr. Vaughan’s own fascination with the work they were doing and their propensity to be innovators and educators created within the department a rare sense of enthusiasm and momentum.”

M. Stuart Strong, MD Charles Vaughan, MD 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE be forgotten by future generations of students and residents,” contin- ues Grundfast, whose other philanthropic interests include Boston Medical Center, the State University of New York—Syracuse Medical School from which he graduated, and various Jewish organizations.

“Having a strong faculty is what attracts the best and brightest stu- dents and residents to the School of Medicine and BMC,” states Grundfast. “Contributing now is an investment in these two institu- tions that are tightly linked and that share lofty goals for future gen- erations of medical practitioners.”

“Both Dr. Strong and Dr. Vaughan helped to revolutionize the way people teach and practice otolaryngology,” says BUSM Dean Karen Antman. “A professorship in their names will ensure that these two medical pioneers are remembered for their many contributions to science.”

For more information on the M. Stuart Strong and Charles W. Vaughan Professorship in Otolaryngology or to make a gift, please contact School of Medicine Associate Vice President and Director of Development Lynn Hendricks at 617-638-4570.

“I am thankful for what my mentors did for me and I want to contribute in a way that can strengthen the School of Medicine so that others can derive the benefits that I received from those who were part of the BUSM faculty.”

Kenneth Grundfast, MD, FACS, FAAP 2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 9 Rachel Boone Keith, MD ’49 Beloved physician, community leader, and civil rights activist honored with a scholarship in her name

Rachel Boone Keith, MD ’49, the daughter of missionaries, dedicated her life to her family, her patients, and her community. At a time when women in medicine were uncommon, let alone African-American women, she was widely known for her advocacy for her patients, as well as the personal- ized attention and care she gave them and her service as a mentor to others in the medical community.

Paying tribute to her long medical career and in appreciation for the opportunity provided to her by BUSM, Dr. Keith’s family initiated a prize fund in her honor at BUSM. On the occasion of her death in January 2007, through the generosity of her husband, daughters, and friends, the fund was expanded to provide scholarship support for fourth-year students (with a preference for African-American women) who excel in their clinical performance.

An internist in private practice in Detroit, Michigan, she was committed to civil rights. “She was one of the first ladies of civil rights and one of the most respected doctors in the state,” said Melvin Hollowell, general counsel of the Detroit branch of the NAACP. “She dedicated her life not only to African- Americans through civil rights, but also as a pioneer for women in medicine.”

In 1998, she was honored by BUSM with a special award as a woman of outstanding achievement, and she received an honorary degree from BU as part of the School’s sesquicentennial celebration.

Dr. Keith as she received her honorary degree from “As one of the first African-American female physicians in the city, she overcame professional obstacles without self-importance Boston University in 1998. and succeeded in raising a family who adored her abundant goodness, strength, and grace,” said her husband, Federal Court Judge Damon Keith. “Her tendency to promote tolerance was designed to foster the higher purpose of peace and unity.”

“At BUSM we are proud of our long history of educating women and minorities,” said Dean Karen Antman, MD. “And with the support of people like the Keith family and friends, we will continue this outstanding tradition.”

Donations to the Rachel Boone Keith Fund may be sent to: BUSM Office of Development, 715 Albany Street, L-319, Boston, MA 02118.

“She dedicated her life not only to African-Americans through civil rights, but also as a pioneer for women in medicine.”

10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Donors to the Rachel Boone Keith Fund express their admiration for this extraordinary woman:

“We at Butzel Long are proud to be able to provide support to deserving medical students who would follow the example set by Rachel Boone Keith when she attended the Boston University School of Medicine. “In her fifty years of medical practice, Dr. Keith cared for my grandmother, Alberta Green, my mother, Lethia Green Dudley, me, and my five brothers and sisters. Needless to say, our families have grown close over the years and we were all saddened to hear of her passing. She was a truly wonderful person and an outstanding physician, and she will be missed.” —-ARTHUR DUDLEY II, ESQ. Butzel Long Attorneys and Counselors

“The attorney members of the WBA were deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Keith. However, we hope and pray that the monies for this permanently endowed fund will benefit future generations of African-American female students, and that they will continue Dr. Keith’s commit- ment of serving the needs of their patients, regardless of race, gender, or ability to pay.” —-DAVID B. CADE, ESQ. President Elect, Wolverine Bar Association

“Wow! What an inspiring life story. Dr. Rachel Boone Keith will surely be missed in the Detroit community.” —-BETH ROBINSON-SWARTZ, MD ’85 Detroit-area pediatrician

Dr. Keith featured in a March 1949 Look magazine article about the BUSM Home Medical Service.

11 Couple Proud to Support Kenneth C. Edelin Endowed Scholarship Fund

This letter was received with a generous donation to the Kenneth C. Edelin Endowed Scholarship Fund in tribute to Dr. Edelin’s many years of service to the students and the School of Medicine.

The Wiley Family (from left): BJ, Bennie, Pratt, and Flash. 12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Project to Help Homeless and Medically Underserved Receives Student Support

When the BUSM Student Committee on Medical School Affairs (SCOMSA) learned that the Outreach Van Project (OVP) was losing one of its funding sources, the committee, which sponsors an annual winter semi-formal for students, decided to use the proceeds from the sale of tickets to the event to help the OVP.

The OVP is a completely student-run organization whose mission is to fulfill the unmet needs of the medically underserved populations in the greater Boston area. These include the homeless, migrant workers, immigrants, and others with little or no access to health care. The project also offers students the opportunity to gain experience and develop skills in community outreach.

The donation from the event’s ticket sales totaled $5,000. “The Outreach Van Project is one of the most admirable organizations at our School and, as we are all painfully aware, the problem of homelessness is not going away any time soon,” says David Annas ’07, a former clothing chair for OVP and a member of the Senior Committee. “We hope that this donation will help them in their mission to provide food, clothing, toiletries, and medical services to the homeless and indigent population of Boston.”

“We are tremendously grateful to the BUSM students who have stepped up to cover our funding gap, in addition to all of the hours they have volunteered with us,” says Sahar Aminipour, Outreach Van Project Coordinator.

“We hope that this donation will help them in their mission to provide food, clothing, toiletries, and medical services to the homeless and indigent population of Boston.”

Enjoying the winter semi-formal (left to right) are Kevin Wang ’08, Dean Karen Antman, MD, Cassandra Dielwart ’09, Carolina Bibbo ’09, Elliott Antman, MD, and Justin Dunn ’07. 2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 13 Elementary and Middle School Students Raise Funds for BUSM’s Alzheimer’s Disease Center

With an estimated 5.1 million Americans suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, this devastating neurological illness touches many families. Students in schools in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, decided to do something to help. They have been fundraising for the past two years to support the research being done at the Alzheimer’s Disease Center at BUSM.

In addition to the $1,700 raised last year, members of the Laslie Family, representing the schools, recently presented a check for $3,341 from the schools’ “Crazy Hat” fundraiser to the Alzheimer’s Disease Advisory Board. The three Laslie girls’ grandfather, who suffered from Alzheimer’s, loved to wear hats, so the granddaughters inaugurated Crazy Hat Day at their schools, where everyone including faculty and staff joined in. “It’s wonderful to see young people take action to have a direct impact on what we do to fight this disease,” said Robert Stern, PhD, associate professor of neurology and co-director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical and Research Program at BUSM. Cassie, Alexa, and Kandyse Laslie present a check to Robert C. Green, MD, co-director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical and Research Program and professor of neurology, genetics and epidemiology; Carlos Kase, MD, professor and chairman of the Department of Neurology; Carmela Stern, wearing his own crazy hat, spoke to the 1,000 students about the disease during the May 4, Abraham, PhD, professor of biochemistry and medicine; Karen Antman, MD, dean and provost; 2007, event at the Gordon W. Mitchell Middle School in East Bridgewater. He recalls, “One of the Michael Critelli, chairman of the Alzheimer’s Advisory Board and executive chairman of Pitney Bowes; and Robert A. Stern, PhD, co-director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Clinical and Research striking things about my visit to the school was when I asked the students to raise their hands if they Program and associate professor of neurology. had someone close to them with Alzheimer’s disease. One half of the students put their hands up.”

The goal of the Alzheimer’s Disease Center at BUSM is to help reduce the human and economic costs associated with Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of knowledge and increasing awareness of the illness. The Alzheimer’s Disease Advisory Board, initiated in 2003, helps raise funds for Alzheimer’s disease research at BUSM through personal philanthropy, outreach, and volunteer efforts.

“One of the striking things about my visit to the school was when I asked the students to raise their hands if they had someone close to them with Alzheimer’s disease. One half of the students put their hands up.”

14 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Planned Gifts help BUSM succeed today and tomorrow

For M. Douglass Poirier, MD ’76, making a planned gift was an easy decision. “I wanted to give something back to an institution that I care about, which for me is Boston University School of Medicine,” says Poirier.

Poirier chose to establish a charitable gift annuity at BUSM that provides him with a fixed annuity payment based on his age at the time of the gift. A charitable gift annuity is also taken as a tax deduction in the year of the gift and provides tax-free income on a portion of the annuity payment.

This is not the first time that Poirier has decided to pitch in and help his Alma Mater. A graduate of the Six-Year Program, Poirier is a past president of the BUSM Alumni Association, as well as a regular phonathon volunteer. He also served as the 25th Reunion organizer and spearheaded the establishment of the Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund. In addition, Poirier has supported the Student Village at Boston University and the athletics program.

“Charitable gift annuities are a good investment with a fair return. The great thing about them is that you avoid the anxieties of the stock market and have a guaranteed income for life,” states Poirier.

Doug Poirier, MD ’76 (center), with Barry Manuel, MD ’58, associate dean “Planned gifts provide income and tax benefits to donors while increasing the endowment of the School of and executive director of the Alumni Association, and Robert Witzburg, Medicine,” says Dean Karen Antman, MD. “These gifts allow the School of Medicine to better prepare and plan MD ’77, associate dean and director of admissions. for future growth and expansion on our campus and in our profession.”

For more information on establishing a charitable gift annuity or other planned gift, please contact School of Medicine Associate Vice President and Director of Development Lynn Hendricks at 617-638-4570 or Alumni Association Executive Director Barry Manuel, MD ’58, at 617-638-5154.

As he presided over Alumni “I wanted to give something back to an Weekend as president of the Alumni Association, Doug Poirier, institution that I care about, which for me MD ’76, is joined by his family (from left): his mother, Gertrude; is Boston University School of Medicine.” his brother, Gregg; and his late father, Maurice.

M. Douglass Poirier, MD ’76 2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 15 The Chester S. Keefer, MD, Society

The Chester S. Keefer, MD Society was established as a means of Gerald Besson ’50 and Nicholas J. Fiumara ’39 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Housman recognizing the commitment, generosity, and support of individuals Eleanore Besson Frederick Louvane Fox ’68 Richard E. Hunter ’44 whose vision has provided major assistance to Boston University Jag Bhawan, MD William Franklin ’46 David Ingall ’57 and Beverly Franklin Hideo H. Itabashi ’54 School of Medicine. The Society has been named in tribute to the Elsa Chaffee Bodon ’41 Katherine B. and David G. Bradley Myrna and Carl Franzblau Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Izzi memory of Dr. Chester S. Keefer, whose foresight and determination Stanley K. Brockman ’55 + Charles and Marlene Freed Jeffrey R. Jay ’83 in his various roles as Chairman Nancy L.R. Bucher, MD Monte and Skeets Friedkin Mrs. Esther B. Kahn + of the Department of Medicine, Mr. George Burr + Ralph G. Ganick ’67 Louis and Charlotte Kaitz Dean of Boston University School Mrs. Helen Burr Mrs. Marion L. Gendron Donald Martin Kaplan ’73 of Medicine, and Director of the Mr. Howard D. Buzzee Mr. Alan Gerry Sarkis J. Kechejian ’63 Medical Center were responsible Mr. Robert A. Cameron George E. Ghareeb ’62 Dr. Howard D. Kirshenbaum and for laying the foundation for the Robert J. Carey ’54 Arnold Goldenberg ’54 Mrs. Elaine B. Kirshenbaum Boston University Medical Center. Ann C. Cea ’67 Philip T. Goldenberg ’46 + Mrs. Catherine M. Konefal + Jeremy Chess ’70 Gene Gordon, MD ’46 + Stanley H. Konefal ’47 It is in the memory of his spirit that Yi-Chuan Ching ’58 Malcolm Gordon ’48 Mr. Lewis F. Kornfeld Jr. we honor those donors whose total Aram and Jasmine Chobanian Mr. Abraham D. Gosman Edward E. Krukonis ’63 and contributions have reached $50,000 Mr. John F. Cogan Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Gottlieb Priscilla J. Krukonis or more at the School of Medicine. Alan S. Cohen ’52 Leonard Gottlieb, MD + Mr. Lawrence Langsam Mrs. Marian M. Cook Doris Grabosky Mr. Harold S. Larkin + Mr. Sidney Covich + Mrs. Ellen R. Grass + Mrs. Lenore Larkin Names in bold are new members in 2007. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Critelli Robert C. Green, MD Mrs. Estella Leach + Andrew B. Crummy ’55 Mr. Morton S. Grossman + Robert E. Leach, MD and Carmela Abraham, PhD and Richard K. Babayan, MD and Mr. Alexander V. d’Arbeloff Mrs. Sylvia Grossman Laurie Leach Menachem Abraham Sonya Nersessian Mr. Paul R. Dooling and Kenneth M. Grundfast, MD Susan E. Leeman, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ackman Merwyn Bagan ’62 and Ms. Sandra A. Danussi Mrs. Fritz Grunebaum Mr. Richard S. Leghorn Noubar B. Afeyan, PhD Carol Bagan Sybil and Alan M. Edelstein Audrey & Martin Gruss Mr. Alan M. Leventhal and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ajemian Mrs. Shirley Baker Richard Egdahl, MD Foundation Mrs. Sherry M. Leventhal Dwight M. Akers ’53 Mr. Steven Baker + Mary Jane England ’64 Mr. Jack C. Guden + Mr. Martin Levine + Joel and Barbara Alpert Donna R. Barnard ’65 and Mrs. Judith Nelson Feldman Mr. John L. Hall II Ruth Levine, PhD + Norman and Jane Alpert Douglas E. Barnard ’65 Joseph T. Ferrucci, MD Lewis and Ina Heafitz Brigitte and Joseph J. Lonner Anonymous Paul C. Barsam, MD Ms. Idea Fiering + Mr. Arnold Hiatt Ms. Rita E. Loos Jeanne F. Arnold ’61 and Mrs. Ruth Batson + Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Deran Hintlian Ms. Inez Lopez + Peter F. Jeffries ’60 Franklyn D. Berry ‘41 + Finkielsztein Mrs. Arline Housman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lowell II William Y.W. Au ’55 Mr. George A. Finley III Mr. Charles Housman Douglas MacInnis ’46

16 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Col. Louis I. Rosenfield + Mrs. Charles Talanian Marcelle M. Willock, MD, MBA Dr. and Mrs. Seymour George J. Talis ’50 and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Winters Rosenwasser Lois N. Talis Henry R. Wolfe ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Ross Hon. Sherwood J. Tarlow Herbert Wotiz, PhD + David Rothbaum ’82 Alfred Tauber, MD Mrs. Miriam Wotiz Mrs. Jean Rothbaum + Laszlo N. Tauber, MD + Rachel and Moshe Yanai Mr. Paul Rothbaum Mary Upham Taylor + Lawrence A. Yannuzzi ’64 Richard A. Rudders, MD Mr. Jeffrey D. Tripp Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Young Mrs. Elayne Russek Mr. Gabriel Tsampalieros Mrs. Frances W. Young + Mrs. Doris Russell Mr. A. Raymond Tye Jeremiah O. Young ’62 Robert F. Russell ’46 + Sanford Udis ’44 + Barry Zuckerman, MD and Newly inducted Keefer Society members Janis and Jules Manger with BUSM student Thomas J. Ryan, MD Martin L. Vogel ’53 Pamela M. Zuckerman, MD Nina Gluchowski ’10. Mrs. Hannah Sandson Franz Waldeck, MD, PhD John I. Sandson, MD + Mrs. Carl W. Walter + Honorary Members Jules Neville Manger, MD and John F. O’Connor ’57 Mr. Rocco Schelzi Arthur B. Wein ’39 Janis G. Manger Bertha Offenbach-Fineberg ’36 Dorothy C. Keefer + Richard D. Scott, MD and Murray Weinstock ’65 Barry M. Manuel ’58 Miss Alice Ohanasian + Ishbel Keefer Lyle Mary D. Scott, MD Mr. Anthony Weldon Rocco S. Marino ’42 + Carl A. Olsson ’63 Herman Selinsky ’24 + Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold A. Wexler Ronald P. McCaffrey, MD Paul I. Ossen ’43-B + Joan and Jerry Serchuck Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wexler + Deceased Mrs. Jean E. McPhail Hytho H. Pantazelos ’63 Arnold and Muriel Shapiro Mrs. Rita Mehos Dianne M. Parrotte ’79, MPH Richard Jay Shemin ’74 Mr. Robert B. Melikian Mrs. Louise Penta Dean Karen Antman welcomes new Keefer Society members Sherry and Alan Leventhal Claire and Norton Sherman at the 2007 Keefer Society Dinner. Steven Abbott Miller ’70 and P. Anthony Penta ’51 + Dr. John Silber Jacqueline H. Miller, PhD Mr. John S. Perkins + Mrs. Kathryn Silber + Aubrey Milunsky, MD, DSc Jona A. Perlmutter, MD and Mrs. Charlotte A. Skinner Frank J. Miselis ’45 and Donna Perlmutter Mr. Wesley R. Skinner + Theodora Miselis Norman Neal Pike, JD + Charles W. and Hazel Smith Capt. and Mrs. Jordan Peter E. Pochi ’55 Gordon Snider, MD Monocandilos M. Douglass Poirier ’76 Mrs. Ruth Snider + Mr. Charles Mosesian John I. Polk ’74 Edward Spindell ’53 Peter J. Mozden ’53 Frank Ratner ’47 + Mr. Jack Spivack Mr. Paul Foley Nace Mrs. Helen S. Ratner Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stewart Carolann S. Najarian ’80 Hilda Ratner ’34 + Mrs. Aileene B. Sweetser Mr. John H. Nichols Jr. + Rev. Alexander M. Rodger Elliott H. Sweetser ’43-A + Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Nolen Dr. Elihu Rose

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 17 BUSM Board of Visitors

ZUBEEN SHROFF

Dr. Noubar B. Afeyan * Mr. Gerald Ajemian “As a member of the Board of * Merwyn Bagan, MD ’62 Visitors, I have enjoyed the oppor- * Dr. Paul C. Barsam MERWYN BAGAN, MD ’62 Ms. Cheryl Bloom Chairman of the tunity to meet both faculty and * Mr. Lawrence C. Cancro Board of Visitors students, and I was pleased that * Ann C. Cea, MD ’67 Mr. Frederick H. Chicos my contacts at Cognia Molecular * Shamim A. Dahod, MD ’87 resulted in a contribution to the Genetics and Genomics * Mr. Alan M. Edelstein * Mary Jane England, MD ’64 Department. Establishing and developing these contacts ADRIENNE M. PENTA * Mr. Lewis Heafitz for the School are important and one of the reasons that Dr. Esther A. H. Hopkins * Jeffrey R. Jay, MD ’83 “Everyone at BUSM and on the I joined the board. Through my meetings with students, * Mr. Louis L. Kaitz I have come to understand some of the unique challenges * Sarkis J. Kechejian, MD ’63 Board of Visitors is passionate * Mrs. Elaine B. Kirshenbaum about educating physicians and they face. As a result, my wife and I decided to establish * Mrs. Sherry Leventhal the “Special Medical Needs Fund” to provide financial * Dr. William Muir Manger supporting medical research, * Mrs. Rita Mehos and I am proud to be a part help for certain medical needs not covered by disability Mr. Edward T. Moore services or student medical insurance. My involvement * Carolann S. Najarian, MD ’80 of that important tradition.” Gregory A. Nelson, MD ’78 and ability to help support the School of Medicine have * N. Stephen Ober, MD ’86 been very gratifying.” * Mr. Peter Onanian JOHN I. POLK, MD ’74 * Simon Parisier, MD ’61 * Mr. Terry R. Peel SHERRY M. LEVENTHAL * Ms. Adrienne M. Penta “I will be forever grateful to the * John I. Polk, MD ’74 faculty, staff, and patients who * David Rothbaum, MD ’82 “One of our daughters is in her all contributed to my wonderful * Mr. Paul Rothbaum third year at BUSM, and the Mr. Stephen H. Rusckowski experience as a student at the * Dr. Una Ryan other graduated in May. As School of Medicine. My donations * Mr. Rocco Schelzi parents, my husband, Alan, and * Mr. Jerome Serchuck to the School enable today’s students to have a similar Ms. Sarah-Ann Shaw I have witnessed firsthand the experience, and I hope they too will be grateful and Mr. Zubeen Shroff excellence in medical education * Mr. Jack Spivack continue this spirit of philanthropy.” * Mr. John M. Stewart provided by BUSM as our daughters transform from * Peak Woo, MD ’78 eager college students to compassionate, skillful physicians. * Lawrence A. Yannuzzi, MD ’64 We are proud to support this outstanding institution.” * FY 07 Donors

18 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Board of Visitors member Steve Over, MD ’84, and his wife, Rita Mehos, Keefer Society and Board of Visitors Faith, share a moment at the Board dinner. member, with Charles Grader at the May 2007 Board of Visitors dinner.

Board of Visitors members and supporters of the BUSM Adopt-a-Student Program, David Rothbaum, MD ’82 (left) and Lawrence Cancro (far right) with their “adopted” students, Yoon Soo Bae ’09 and George Aghia ’09.

BUSM Associate Vice President and Director of Board of Visitors member Sarkis Kechejian, MD ’63 (second from left), is recognized for his generous Development Lynn Hendricks joins Peter Pochi, scholarship support to BUSM at the Board dinner in May by BU President Robert Brown (left), Dean MD ’55, and Board of Visitors member Paul Karen Antman, MD, and Board of Visitors Chairman Merwyn Bagan, MD ’62. Rothbaum at the Board dinner. Ted Moore, BUSM Board of Visitors member, speaking at the Board meeting.

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 19 Gifts from Board of Visitors, Faculty and Staff, Parents, and Friends

$1,000,000 and above $10,000 to $24,999 Dr. James T. E. Chengelis JAMES BECKER, MD Ms. Joan Cohen Mr. Jack Spivack Anonymous Chairman, BUSM Department of Surgery Estate of William C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dixon Jr. $100,000 to $999,999 Bachmann ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Garver Dr. Nancy L. R. Bucher Mrs. Yvonne R. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heafitz Merwyn Bagan, MD ’62, and “The School of Medicine provides Drs. Felizardo S. Camilon Jr. and Dr. Stephen W. Hildreth Carol Bagan a medical education of outstand- Althea B. Molarte Ms. Mary I. Hull Sarkis J. Kechejian, MD ’63 Dr. and Mrs. Aram V. Chobanian Mr. Louis Leo Kaitz ing quality to students of the highest caliber. I am Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Kendrick Jr. Shamim A. Dahod, MD ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kingsland pleased to support BUSM to help keep it vital Estate of Florence O. Livoli Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Lafyatis and growing.” Florence Robertson Trust Mr. George A. Finley III Ms. Cecelia Lance Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stewart Mrs. Patricia Lee Freysinger Mrs. Charna Larkin Estate of Doris Wong Dr. and Mrs. Anil Agarwal Dr. Robert C. Green Mr. Alan Gerry Mrs. Deborah J. Lawrence-Swallow Dr. and Mrs. Joel J. Alpert Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hickey $50,000 to $99,999 Dr. Kenneth M. Grundfast Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lowell II Dr. Paul C. Barsam Mrs. Ann S. Hintlian Mr. Lewis F. Kornfeld Jr. Dr. Linda J. Heffner Dr. John F. McCahan Dr. Robert M. Beazley Mr. Douglas B. Holmes Harry J. Lloyd Charitable Trust Jeffrey R. Jay, MD ’83 Mr. Edward J. McDonald Jr. Dr. James M. Becker Ms. Mary C. Hopkins Dr. Jules Neville Manger and Mrs. Elaine B. Kirshenbaum Dr. Peter A. Merkel Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bopp Mr. and Mrs. Jeh Charles Johnson Janis Manger Dr. Susan E. Leeman N. Stephen Ober, MD ’86 Dr. Lewis E. Braverman Dr. Peggy L. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Seymour F. Mrs. Rita Z. Mehos Mr. and Mrs. Peter Onanian Mr. Lawrence Cancro Dr. Carlos S. Kase Rosenwasser Mrs. Louise E. Penta Simon C. Parisier, MD ’61 Capt. and Mrs. Russell K. Carney Mr. Michael K. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Serchuck Dr. John Silber Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Peel Ms. Sarah M. Chaffin Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Lott Jr. Estate of Aldah Taylor Mrs. Sally L. Speer Dr. and Mrs. Jona A. Perlmutter Mr. Harold N. Chefitz Dr. William Muir Manger Mrs. Nevart Talanian John I. Polk, MD ’74 Dr. David L. Coleman Dr. Ann Marshak-Rothstein $25,000 to $49,999 Hon. Sherwood J. Tarlow Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Rosenberg Dr. Larry Culpepper Ms. Audrey Morris Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Alpert Mr. Gabriel Tsampalieros David Rothbaum, MD ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Edelstein Dr. Michael J. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Critelli Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Young Mr. Paul Rothbaum Dr. Richard H. Egdahl and Jordan C. and Valerie Paul Hon. Damon J. Keith Mr. Thomas R. Young Mr. Rocco Schelzi Mr. Alan M. Leventhal and Dr. Donald M. Small Ms. Cynthia Taft Ms. Anna Pavlova Mrs. Sherry M. Leventhal $3,000 to $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Wellington Dr. Thomas A. Einhorn Ms. Adrienne M. Penta Carolann S. Najarian, MD ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ajemian Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher H. Wiley Dr. Francis A. Farraye Dr. Alvin Francis Poussaint Lawrence A. Yannuzzi, MD ’64 Ms. Mellissa Allrecht Peak Woo, MD ’78 Dr. Howard Mark Felt Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Price Jr. Estate of Mary D. Wells Dr. Karen Antman Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Mr. Richard M. Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Banks $1,400 to $2,999 Gaposchkin Dr. Arnold Robbins Mrs. Helen L. Burr Dr. Carmela R. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Gilmer-Hill Dr. Adrianne E. Rogers Ann C. Cea, MD ’67 Ms. Janet B. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gold Dr. Una S. Ryan

20 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Drs. Richard D. and Mary D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Burchuk Mr. Stanley Lyons $350 to $599 Dr. Aleksandr Itkin Dr. Benjamin S. Siegel Mr. Marko L. Burgar Marc Trust Ms. Evelyn Ackerman Ms. Norma E. Johnson Dr. Gordon L. Snider Mr. Kevin Carpenter Mr. Frank A. Marcin Dr. Christopher W. Akey Ms. Patricia T. Judice Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Stucken Dr. Joel G. Caslowitz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. May Anonymous Mr. Wayne M. Kach Ms. Carol Adams Westfall Mr. William Chiles Mr. and Mrs. David McCahan Mr. and Mrs. Werten W. Bellamy Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Monroe Keeney Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Witter Dr. and Mrs. John J. Cronan Mr. Paul McDonald Mr. Abraham I. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Kirchner Dr. Philip A. Wolf Dr. Kevin A. Crummy Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McQuade Dr. Selwyn A. Broitman Mr. Harold J. Kober Mr. Robert A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Davidow Mr. Robert Mirak Dr. Esther A. Bullitt Mrs. Paulette Korn Dr. and Mrs. Ofer Zajicek Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Douglas Sr. Mrs. Helene Mirikitani Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burke Dr. Bernard E. Kreger Dr. Barry Zuckerman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Duffany Mr. John J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carll Dr. and Mrs. Donald T. Krizek Prof. Emeritus Dean S. Edmonds Jr. Mr. M. J. Moroun Mr. Nathaniel Chaffin Mr. Laurence R. Levy $600 to $1,399 Mary Jane England, MD ’64 Estate of Vivian S. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Chapin Dr. Jennifer Irene Luebke Mr. James D. Allen Jr. Mrs. Muriel Finkel Mrs. June A. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Citrone Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonald Ms. Sandra Bairos Dr. and Mrs. Harold W. Forbes Dr. Douglas A. O’Brien Mr. John F. Cogan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Merrill Mr. Lester S. Bardack Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Ganson Dr. Stephen Pelton Mr. Kent R. Davis Mrs. Linda M. Monkell Mr. Tim C. Bass Ms. Rosanne Haroian Mrs. Ronna J. Perlmutter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Decubellis Dr. Peter Mueller Mr. John E. Beaton Ms. Sandra Hartness Mrs. Elizabeth H. Price Ms. Mardie Geiser De Lao Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Mullan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Booth II Rev. Norman A. Hjelm Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Price Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Diamond Dr. Clyde A. Niles Mr. Daniel C. Bryant Mrs. Ruth Ann Homan Mr. Douglas A. Rivkin Mr. John M. Doggett Dr. John C. Noble Ms. Pamela H. Buckner Mr. Douglas Histed Hughes Ms. Susan M. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Nolin Ms. Alana Rachel Budasoff Dr. and Mrs. Manuel C. Hugo Mr. Harold J. Rosenberg Mrs. Gail P. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin Dr. Hernan J. Jara Dr. David J. Salant Mr. and Mrs. Shimon Feldman O’Connor Dr. Joseph H. Kahn Mrs. Ann L. Schafstedde Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Finkel Dr. Walter L. Olsen Mrs. Charlotte R. Kaufman Dr. Jean-Luc Senecal Mr. John F. Folley Dr. Kenny J. Omlin Ms. Gilda Beatrice Keith Dr. Irving Shiffman Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Freshwater Mrs. Rita M. O’Neil Dr. Howard M. Leibowitz Dr. Rebecca A. Silliman Ms. Gabriele Gandal Mr. Courtland M. Palmer Jr. Mr. Daniel S. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Gowan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Peters DAVID COLEMAN, MD Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stelzer Mrs. Dorothy M. Green Mr. Otis Pool Chairman, BUSM Department of Medicine Dr. Mary Ann Stepp Mr. Marsbed H. Hablanian Dr. Helen F. Raynham Dr. Ashley Stevens Ms. Karen Hanson Mrs. Bernice Roberts Dr. Edward D. Szmuc Employees of Harvard Pilgrim Mr. Kevin Roberts “I am very proud to be a part of the Mr. Rodger L. Tate Health Care Friends of Dr. Samuel M. School of Medicine with such a rich tradition of Mrs. Billie Lee Wells Ms. Lynn E. Hendricks Rosenblatt academic excellence and commitment to training Dr. Marcelle M. Willock Dr. Ariane Herrick Dr. Douglas Rosene Ms. Joanne Wood Dr. Helen Hollingsworth Dr. N. Paul Rosman a diverse array of physician leaders.” Mr. Thomas M. Hyndman Jr. Ms. Joan M. Rothenberg

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 21 Gifts from Board of Visitors, Faculty and Staff, Parents, and Friends

Dr. Jeffrey H. Samet Hon. Dennis W. and Trudy D. Archer Mr. Ronald L. Boucek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Devlin Mr. Douglas Haas Dr. Julie H. Sandell Ms. Hazel Austin Mr. Nolan A. Bowie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Driscoll Mr. John Hall Dr. Domenic Anthony Screnci Jr. Dr. Eric H. Awtry Dr. Elizabeth R. Brown Dr. Robert T. Eberhardt Mr. and Mrs. Gerry L. Hargrove Ms. Barbara Sheets Dr. Richard K. Babayan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Economy Ms. Lisa Harris Mr. and Mrs. Marc Simon Dr. Thomas W. Barber Dr. Usha K. Bulusu Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Ehrenhaft Dr. Beverly Hegedus Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bardnell Dr. John M. Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ellmann Mr. William J. Hekel Dr. Martin H. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Beavers Jr. Mrs. Ruby P. Carlton Mr. Victor Evdokimoff and Ms. Deborah Corliss Hollinger Dr. Raymond E. Stephens Ms. Margaret Ann Becker Dr. John Carper Mrs. Merrily N. Evdokimoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Horen Ms. Phyllis W. Stonebrook Dr. Emelia J. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Caruthers Mr. and Mrs. John Fallenstein Mr. James Hoyte Dr. Phillip Stubblefield Dr. Isidore Berenbaum Mr. Forrest M. Cason Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Farmer Ms. Patricia D. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Max Berg Dr. Christopher Chicoskie Dr. James Alan Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Huntley- Mrs. Jeanne E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Berkowitz Ms. Shirley I. Cibley Ms. Calliope Fine Roberson Dr. Paul Toselli Bessemer Trust Mr. and Mrs. Will L. Crossley Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Florek Ms. Joan Hussey Ms. Kathi J. Vandever Dr. William J. Bicknell and Ms. Lorraine Curry Mrs. Angela Gunter Foster Mr. and Mrs. Verne G. Istock Ms. Susan Warren Dr. Jane Alison Hale Ms. Elda M. Dawber Mr. Robert Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Kamal M. F. Itani Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bifano Ms. Linda Denering Mr. Reinhard Frank Ms. Beverly Jenkins $200 to $349 Dr. George Blumental Mr. Edward C. DePhilippis Mr. David A. Frantz Dr. Jeffrey R. Johnson Mrs. Marci A. Abel Ms. Jacklin Bodaghi Mr. Scott L. Fredericksen Ms. Eve M. Kaplan Dr. Saralynn H. Allaire Hon. Danny J. Boggs Dr. Robert H. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Kaplan Ms. Deborah Jean Anderson Dr. Lynn Borgatta Mr. and Mrs. Aroni Galik Mr. David Katz Dr. Jack E. Ansell Mr. George H. Gallup Mr. and Mrs. David J. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garvey Dr. Douglas I. Katz ELIZABETH STENGEL Director, BUSM Office of Government Relations Mr. William J. Gasper Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. King Mr. Stanley Gershoff Dr. Jerome O. Klein Mr. Paul M. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kotarski “Over the many years that I’ve worked for BUSM, I have Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Gladney Dr. Wayne Lamorte given annually—not because anyone made me feel it was expected, but rather because Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Glazer Mr. Robert M. Langer Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Langley I felt a strong commitment to the special mission of the School in training physicians Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. Gorr Friends of Marsha Latino to care for poor, urban populations and providing health care access to all. I’ve felt espe- Mr. and Mrs. John V. Gosule Mr. Luke J. Lemelin cially fortunate to work closely with Deans John Sandson and Aram Chobanian on Dr. Leonard S. Gottlieb + Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L’Heureux Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gottschalk Mr. Frederic F. Little issues to which I personally relate: the need to reduce medical student debts, the impor- Dr. Rafael Grau Mr. Butzel Long tance of federal funding to continue the excellence of BUSM’s research enterprise, and Mrs. Dianne H. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loyack the understanding that the political process is necessary to achieving the School’s goals.” Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Griffin Ms. Kristina Lumsden Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gross Ms. Siri J. Markowitz Dr. Linda McKenna Gulyn Dr. Jeffrey Francis Markuns

22 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Ms. Olivia P. Maynard and Mr. Walter Shapero Mr. Olaf Karlstrom Ms. Jane Shapiro Dr. Allen A. Mitchell Mr. Joseph R. Shea Mrs. Carey A. Morgan Mrs. Corrine E. Shurte Dr. Peter Hatt Moyer Dr. Hyagriv Nara Simhan Dr. Mary J. Murnane Ms. Lane M. Skalberg Mr. David L. Nace Dr. Martha Skinner Mrs. Janice Nadelhaft Ms. Joanne C. Spizzirri Mr. Gary W. Nicksa Mrs. Elyce Geller Stern Mrs. Betty Nobel Ms. Lynne S. Stevens Enjoying the Board of Visitors dinner are BUSM Mr. Peter M. Norton Ms. Linda Stillman and faculty member Robert Green, MD, and his wife, Dr. Janice W. O’Connor Mr. Steven R. Finley Dr. Sally McAgny. Ms. Arlene F. O’Neil Mr. Marlo R. Swanson Mr. Robert J. Owczarek Mr. Matthew Tancreti Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Patnaude Mr. James W. Taylor Ms. Carol Pendroff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tedeschi Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Perez Mr. and Mrs. David E. Timpson Dr. Alan Peters Mr. Joseph Tracey Ms. Maureen A. Pickard Dr. Ping Fu Tsai Mr. and Mrs. James F. Poole Mr. Robert E. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Porter Ms. Michele Urbancic Mrs. Judith Porter Dr. Charles W. Vaughan Jr. Dr. Steven G. Porter Dr. Radha Devi Vijayakumar Mr. Henry C. Purcell Dr. Robert J. Vinci Dr. Daniel G. Remick Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Vuillquez Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ritzert Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wadkins Jr. Dr. Matthew G. Rivkin Dr. Carol T. Walsh Mr. Charles L. Rosenthal Mr. P. Donald Watson Hon. Kate Rosenthal Ms. Helen B. Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Joshua D. Safer Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Weintraub Mr. Richard C. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scala Jr. Mr. Augustus A. White III BUSM faculty member Kenneth Grundfast, Mr. Victor C. Schlitzer Mr. and Mrs. William D. Whitney MD, and his wife, Ruthanne, at the Keefer Dr. Jeffrey I. Schneider Dr. John M. Wiecha Society Dinner. Mr. Brent Senior Mrs. Vasiliki Witter Mr. Julius Ser Dr. M. Michael Wolfe Dr. Kathryn Lea Sewell Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Y. H. Wong Dr. Christopher W. Shanahan + Deceased 2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 23 Gifts from Corporations, Foundations, and Organizations

$1,000,000 and above National Alliance for Autism Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Schering AG Pearle Vision Foundation Celgene Corporation Research Nancie Lurie Marks Charitable Scleroderma Clinical Trials Pharmaceutical Research Elsa U. Pardee Foundation Foundation Consortium Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. $100,000 to $999,999 Philip Morris Companies Inc. MetroWest Community Healthcare J. T. Tai & Co. Foundation, Inc. Sutter Home Winery Inc. Alliance for Lupus Research Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals Inc. Foundation Usana Health Services UV Foundation Inc. American Association for Cancer Donald W. Reynolds Foundation Momenta Pharmaceuticals Walk for an Angel Fund Research Inc. $10,000 to $24,999 Scleroderma Foundation Sanofi-Pasteur American Cancer Society Audio-Digest Foundation $3,000 to $9,999 Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Stryker Biotech American College of Rheumatology Auxilium Pharmaceutical Inc. Abbott Action Inc. The Louis E. Wolfson Foundation Research Foundation $25,000 to $49,999 Barnes & Noble College Abbott Laboratories Fund American Heart Association $50,000 to $99,999 American Friends of the Hebrew Booksellers Inc. Action for Boston Development American Parkinson Disease Abbott Laboratories, Inc. University Inc. Biogen Idec Aid for Cancer Research Association Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Inc. American Health Assistance Biogen Idec Foundation Alberta Heritage for Medical Arthritis Foundation Agilent Technologies Foundation Boston Evening Clinic Foundation Research Avon Products Foundation Alzheimer’s Association American Lung Association Bracco Diagnostics American Plumbing & Heating Boston Medical Center American College of Cardiology American Skin Association The Broitman Foundation Inc. Corporation Chaikin-Wile Foundation American Diabetes Association Canadian Diabetes Cancer Research Foundation of Astellas Pharmaceuticals Dairy Management Inc. American Society for Scleroderma Cantabria America BIOCOM DOV Pharmaceutical Research Cure for Autism Now Distilled Spirits Council of J. K. Blackstone Construction Ellison Foundation American Thoracic Society Evans Medical Foundation, Inc. the U.S. Corporation Fidelity Non-Profit Management Autism Consortium LLC General Electric Fight for Sight Boston Emergency Physician Foundation Berlex Laboratories, Inc. GlaxoSmithKline Fold Rx Pharmaceuticals Foundation Inc. Ford Foundation Beverage Institute for Health Harvest Technologies Inc. Gene Regulation Laboratories Inc. Boston University Neurology Michael J. Fox Foundation Boehringer Ingelheim Muscular Dystrophy Association Gerry Foundation Associates Inc. Audrey & Martin Gruss Foundation Pharmaceuticals, Inc. NARSAD Hoffman-La Roche Inc. Boston University Orthopaedic The Susan G. Komen Breast Boston University Eye Associates NE Corneal Transplant Fund I C F Inc. Surgical Associates Inc. Cancer Foundation Company New York Wine & Grape David Jamieson Memorial Golf Boston University Radiology Kos Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Brown-Forman Corporation Foundation Tournament Associates Living Microsystems Inc. Parker B. Francis Foundation NitroMed Inc. Johnson & Johnson Services Inc. Boston University Surgical Mass Lions Eye Research Fund William T. Grant Foundation Ocean Spray Cranberries The Irwin & Judith Montag Associates Inc. High Q Foundation Memorial Fund Inc. Dermatology Foundation

24 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE East Bridgewater Middle School $1,400 to $2,999 White Street Paint & Wallpaper VBrick Systems Inc. M. & R.A. Allesee Foundation Student Activities ARGIX Direct Co., Inc. A. Vozzella & Sons Inc. Bank of America Foundation* L. P. Enre Austin Service & Sales Co., Inc. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Bristow Helicopters $350 to $599 Exact Sciences Corporation BankAmerica Foundation* Capital Executives Board, LLC $600 to $1,399 Anonymous Framing Success Inc. Best Automatic Sprinkler Corp. Detroit Medical Center Company Acorn Cardiovascular Inc. Civil War and Underground The Goldberg Family Boston Red Sox Foundation General Motors Corporation Alcon Laboratories Museum Foundation Inc. Delta Theta Phi, Southern Informa UK Limited Applied Biosystems Cordis Corporation Kathy Hanna Memorial Fund New England School of Law Jamjomar, LLC Aspen Tech Inc. Crocker Electrical Co., Inc. Herff Jones, Inc. R. F. Gilmore Painting Co. Johnson & Johnson* The Ruth M. Batson Educational EMCOR Services Huntington’s Disease Society Guidant Foundation Inc. Robert C. and Bonnie Ann Foundation Expand Networks Inc. of America Hungry Man Inc. Larson Fund Chestnut Hill P.T. Gannett Foundation Inc. Jones Lang LaSalle Inland Northwest Community Limousine Eighteen Ltd. Company A Gordy Foundation Inc. Construction LP Foundation Lyons Enterprises Inc. Convatec—Bristol Myers Hunton & Williams LLP David Levine Tournament Jansport Music Hall Center for the Deutsche Bank Americas Manic NYC Massachusetts Society of Eye J. G. Electric Co. Inc. Performing Arts Inc. Foundation* Marrinan & Associates, LLC Physicians & Surgeons Marcinkowski Amyloidosis New York Community Trust EAC New England MBF & Associates Medtronic Inc. Foundation Post University Accounting Fraiman Foundation McKesson Foundation, Inc.* Nassau Wings Motor Cycle Merck Company Foundation Society Arnold P. Gold Foundation Moody’s Corporation* Club Inc. Otis Elevator Company Schwartz Family Foundation The Governor’s Academy Moxie Pictures North American Hair Research Parexel South Shore Anesthesia Dr. Maxwell Hurston Family Silvercup Studios Associates Society Pfizer Inc. Associates Inc. Foundation Inc. Super Enterprises Philips Medical Systems PPG Industries Foundation* Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Ilitch Holdings, Inc. Verizon Foundation* Procter & Gamble Fund* The Schwab Charitable Fund Church Richard and Jane Manoogian White Hart Lane The Royal Free Hampstead Stebbins-Duffy Inc. United Fly Tyers of Rhode Foundation Wolverine Bar Association Charitable Trust Tops in Our Professions Tips Island Inc. Scleroderma Fund Raiser Joe Solimando Charity Golf Tree Technology & Landscape $200 to $349 Waterford at Springfield, LLC Spontaneous Combustion Tournament Co., Inc. William Acosta, PLLC Waters Corporation S & S WW MGT Themeli Builders Inc. Vino Farms, Inc. AIG* Zarwin, Baum, DeVito, Kaplan, Vascular Biology Unit, Boston George T. Wilkinson, Inc. Wedel & Assoc. Financial Services Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Schaer & Toddy Medical Center Woodin & Co. Store Fixtures Inc. Feld, LLP * Matching Gifts Only

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 25 Alumni Weekend 2007

Members of the Class of 2007 and their guests dance away the evening at the Alumni Association Annual Meeting and Banquet.

Dean Karen Antman, MD, visits with 25th Reunioners Roxane Gardner, MD ’82, and Juliette Lomax-Homier, MD ’82, and her husband, Greg Homier.

Sporting her “white coat,” Mary Donald, MD ’57, enjoys a moment with her classmate John It was a fun evening for Class of 1972 reunioners O’Connor, MD ’57, at the reunion reception. Ronald Matloff, MD, and Mark Allen, MD, and their wives, Cindy Matloff and Pat Allen.

40th Reunion classmates Marshall Bedine, MD ’67, and Stephen Alpert, MD ’67, and his wife, Nathalie, get together at The Westin Copley Place.

Classmates Louis Sorrentino, MD ’47, and Ed Beeman, MD ’47, are delighted to talk with BUSM student Andrey Ostrovsky ’10 at the reunion reception.

26 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Getting ready to take alumni on tours of the campus are BUSM student Class of 1992 and 1997 members enjoy a visit from Dean Karen Antman, MD, and Barry Student tour guide Nina Gluchowski ’10 and 50th volunteers (from left) James Kimbaris ’10, Joanna Ng ’10, Ravi Garg ’10, Manuel, MD ’58, during their reunion dinner party. Reunioner Mark Ozer, MD ’57, build super sundaes. Nina Gluchowski ’10, and Chris Simons ’10.

Tom Zaccheo, MD ’62, and his wife, Jan, at the Alumni Weekend barbecue lunch.

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Alumni Weekend 2008

Barry Manuel, MD ’58 (center), enjoys the Alumni Weekend barbecue luncheon with 50th Reunioners (from left) Peter Carbonara, Robert Prendergast, Mary Donald, Ralph Zalusky, Gil Norwood, and Arthur Kavanagh. May 16 and 17

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 27 Gifts from Alumni

All alumni donors are listed, and Leadership Giving Clubs that recog- 1940 Jacob Jay Matloff Francis S. Jones nize a leadership commitment to the School of Medicine in a fiscal $2,400 donated Joseph R. Sgarlat Robert A. Joy 3 donors Douglas N. MacInnis year are indicated by the following symbols: 1944 75.0% participation John Sarokhan $1,500 donated Najeeb Klam David Lewis Smith Dean’s Executive Century Club Patron 5 donors Howard H. Milliken Donald N. Vivian Council $350–599 41.7% participation Iver S. Ravin Oscar M. Wilbur Jr. $25,000+ Century Club Member Salvatore V. Bonanno Dean’s Inner Circle $200–349 1941 Richard E. Hunter 1947 $10,000–24,999 2 donors Sumner Kaufman $6,373 donated Young Physicians Club 33.3% participation Thomas J. Sheehy Jr. 10 donors Dean’s Council $50–199 for graduates Elsa C. Bodon Leona R. Zarsky 41.7% participation $3,000–9,999 of five years or less Philip B. Thomas Edward A. Beeman 1945 Dean’s Club Lifetime Dean’s Club Marvin J. Hoffman 1942 $4,125 donated David Kaufman $1,400–2,999 (Prior to FY ’02) $1,100 donated 8 donors Stanley H. Konefal 6 donors 30.8% participation Anniversary Club + Deceased Harold L. Osher 75.0% participation Donald B. Barkan $600–1,399 Theodore Polos Abraham G. Glenn Carl P. Dahlen + Lester Rich Elizabeth A. Gregory John A. James Raymond Seltser Abraham Kaye Forrest N. Maddix Jr. Louis V. Sorrentino Names in bold are members of the Keefer Society. J. Howard Lightfoot Frank J. Miselis Donald O. Ward Milton M. Small George H. Nip 1934 1939 Konstantine G. Yankopolus Marjorie E. Readdy-Sullivan 1948 Estate of John Belsky $600 donated Henry R. Wolfe $7,925 donated 1943-A 4 donors 13 donors 1936 50.0% participation 1 donor 1946 56.5% participation 11.1% participation $1,990 donated 25.0% participation Timothy L. Curran Robert W. Bell Peter L. Sapienza 13 donors Bertha Offenbach-Fineberg Nicholas J. Fiumara Thomas F. Boyd 61.9% participation Arthur B. Wen George C. Branche Jr. 1937 1943-B Arnold L. Berenberg Nathan Williams $3,121 donated Helen O’Brien Cullina 33.3% participation David W. Bishop 4 donors William H. Eger Wilmer B. Buckland John T. Bowers Jr. 30.8% participation Malcolm Gordon William Franklin Gordon D. Arnold Robert J. Griffin Manuel Guzman-Acosta William E. R. Greer John G. Koomey R. Bay Hutchings

28 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Albert L. Lamp Jr. Jeffrey H. Harris 1952 Malcolm G. Idelson Class of 1952 Reaches Goal of Julian Mandell Ramon Isales $9,200 donated Abe Kaplan Establishing a Class Scholarship Leon N. Shapiro Mildred L. Kistenmacher 17 donors Oskar Klausenstock Members of the Class of 1952, celebrating Paul B. Sullivan Herbert L. Martin 43.6% participation Zenos M. Linnell their 55th Reunion in May, were extremely Frederick N. Talmers Luigi Mastroianni Jr. The Rev. Robert W. Bain + Frank I. Marcus happy and proud to announce that they Edwin C. Meserve Frank E. Berridge Peter J. Mozden had reached the goal they set at their 1949 Marilyn M. Meserve Alan S. Cohen Helen A. Papaioanou 50th Reunion to endow a class scholarship. $13,325 donated Alan Davis Mitchell Diane W. Crocker Vincent J. Patalano Dean Antman and Alumni Association 14 donors Executive Director Barry Manuel, MD ’58, Dorothy Tucker Mitchell William J. Cummings Edward Spindell 58.3% participation made a point of stopping by their reunion Arnold R. Perlman Seymour DiMare Carl B. Tisch + Leonard C. Alexander dinner to congratulate them on their Henry B. Schoenberger Alvin N. Eden Martin L. Vogel Charles E. Andrews efforts. They thanked Alvin Eden, MD ’52, John R. Simmons Ruth M. Ellis Norman Weinstein for his efforts in keeping up the momen- Albert A. Apshaga James C. Syner Nicholas Giosa Henry O. White tum by writing the annual appeal letters Richard W. Avery + George J. Talis Frank J. Gualtieri and generally encouraging classmates to Sylvan B. Baer Philip S. Hicks 1954 make the scholarship possible. Paul M. Burke $32,645 donated 1951 Richard E. Noon Marvin J. Colbert $10,788 donated 24 donors Frank L. Pettinga 50th Reunioners Support Michael J. Esposito 15 donors 55.8% participation William J. Shapiro Scholarship Funding Rachel Boone Keith + 60.0% participation Blanche K. Baler Joseph Steg Members of the Class of 1957 recognized Kurtland H. Lord David H. Baker Robert M. Berk Alan D. Weiner their milestone by establishing a scholar- Selma Hyde Rutenburg S. Arthur Boruchoff Robert B. Bross ship in their name. Seventy-nine percent of Lucille S. Whittier Robert C. Shoemaker John A. Callahan Duncan W. Campbell the class contributed—the highest class Maurice Vanderpol Donald J. Davis 1953 Robert J. Carey participation this year—and lead gifts were made by Howard Beane, MD, David Charles E. Wilder Bertram Fleshler $49,454 donated Jay D. Coffman + Ingall, MD, and David Pierce, MD. Members Albert L. Freedman 22 donors William L. Curwen 1950 of the reunion committee who worked Harry W. Fritts Jr. 61.1% participation Bruce Derbyshire $61,165 donated diligently to realize the goal were: Harris Hinckley Dwight M. Akers George Dermksian 20 donors Howard Beane, MD Burton I. Korelitz Marvin B. Bacaner James H. Eldredge 74.1% participation Peter Carbonara, MD Julius Kritzman Harold P. Blum Herbert L. Everett G. Robert Baler Peter Fauci, Jr., MD Charles O. Long Nancy A. Durant-Edmonds Arnold Goldenberg Alan Goldberg, MD John H. Bechtel Robert W. Mullins Joseph S. Forte Hideo H. Itabashi Gilbert Norwood, MD Irving H. Berkovitz Richard J. Rihn Robert Franklin Richard A. MacDonald John O’Connor, MD Gerald Besson Brooks S. White William L. Gage William I. Malamud Jr. Mark Ozer, MD Nadya Konikov Bleisch Clement Papazian, MD William C. Wiswall Louis M. Geller George D. Malkasian Jr. Donald P. Dobson Joel Rankin, MD Michihiko Hayashida Martin C. Manin Donald Shapiro, MD

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 29 Gifts from Alumni

Robert S. Marnoy Peter E. Pochi William L. McCarthy Anthony V. Porcelli Clifton F. Mountain + Alan S. Prager Jane Price Prager Jordan S. Ruboy Paul Solomon Stephen Russell Joseph P. Van Der Meulen Paul J. Simel Charles L. Ward Jr. William Thomas Jr. Hilbert Ziskin 1955 $55,371 donated 1956 31 donors $10,550 donated 55.8% participation 25 donors Stephen J. Alphas 48.1% participation Class of 1957 at their 50th Reunion (front row, left to right) Arthur J. Kavanagh Jr., Gilbert A. Norwood, Ralph Zalusky, Donald L. William Y. W. Au Modhaffer K. Al-Chokhachy Shapiro, Mary M. Donald, Norman D. Corwin, Charles “Mort” Gluck, David Ingall, John F. O’Connor, Robert A. Prendergast; (back row, left to right) Joel S. Rankin, David L. Pierce, Maurice H. Connors, Peter A. Fauci Jr., Alan H. Goldberg, Mark N. Ozer, Howard C. George K. Boyd George E. Battit Beane, Peter N. Carbonara, Frederic F. Primich. Stanley K. Brockman + Allen G. Brailey Jr. Saverio Caputi Jr. Donald C. Brody Theresa A. Guernsey Smith Inta A. Grots Frederic F. Primich Andrew B. Crummy Richard D. Frary M. Jerome Strong Abraham Heller Robert M. Priore Donald S. Dworken Ronald L. Katz Irvin D. Yalom David Ingall Joel S. Rankin James E. Edwards James D. Kenney Arthur J. Kavanagh Jr. Charles T. Reynolds Walter E. Fox Wallace B. Lebowitz 1957 Leonard D. Leibowitz Donald L. Shapiro Sumner Lester Freeman Robert H. Lofgren $51,920 donated Paul R. Minton Julian A. Waller George A. Glines Albert H. Marcus 39 donors Marvin E. Neipris William Wiener Waclaw Hojnoski Jr. Italo C. Mazzarella 79.6% participation Perry Norton Ralph Zalusky William F. Howatt Calvin A. Michael Howard C. Beane Gilbert A. Norwood Alan Ziskind Andrew Huvos Morton B. Newman Peter N. Carbonara C. Thomas O’Connell George B. Johnson Jr. Thomas F. O’Leary John C. Coniaris 1958 John F. O’Connor James P. Johnson Anthony J. Piro Maurice H. Connors $16,835 donated Vincent S. O’Hara Paul Kaufman Martin Plaut Norman D. Corwin 26 donors Peter Oliver Robert C. Lawlor Jerome R. Pomeranz Stanley Deutsch 55.3% participation Henry T. Oyama John B. Little Daniel Powers Mary M. Donald Robert M. Abrams Mark N. Ozer William P. Luke Rolf G. Scherman Peter A. Fauci Jr. Yi-Chuan Ching Clement E. Papazian + Hugh Miller Richard L. Shelling Anthony J. Giorgio Jean M. P. Doelling David L. Pierce Joseph T. Mullen Melvin R. Shevach Charles M. Gluck Gilbert R. Fisch Dorothy M. Pitula-Grocott Stanley H. Nordmo Artemis P. Simopoulos Alan H. Goldberg Joseph R. Gaeta Robert A. Prendergast

30 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Asa F. Hambly Frank C. Gazzaniga Anthony V. Ionta Gordon B. Robbins + John W. Towne Paul J.M. Healey Richard W. Gillies Peter F. Jeffries Francis H. Scola George Walcott David R. Jackson James H. Gilmour Jr. Warren Kantrowitz Patricia S. Scola Rose K.L. Wong Richard N. Kaplan Sandra S. Kaplan Donald S. Kaufman William J. Tate III Lawrence W. Wood Paul Karlsberg Harold D. Levy David B. Kelley J. Elliott Taylor Jeremiah O. Young Foster Kay Robert L. McAuley Robert M. Kim Burton White Thomas J. Zaccheo Leo T. Kelly John F. O’Brien Phoebe R. Krey 1962 1963 Barry M. Manuel Alexander L. O’Hanley Paul Henri LaMarche $233,290 donated $378,480 donated Hart deC. Peterson James J. Pollard Vincent Lanzoni + 30 donors 29 donors Ralph D. Powell Jr. George N. Queeley J. Peter Maselli 51.7% participation 45.3% participation Albert Quintiliani Jr. Philip S. Reilly Walter Leo McLean Maurice J. Alfaro G. Curtis Barry Kenneth J. Ritter N. Chester Reynolds Jr. Jason G. Silverman Roberta J. Apfel Charles Michael Bliss Francis P. Saunders Gerald Rosenblatt Martin L. Spivack David S. Babin Judith Borit N. Paul Schepis Robert H. Savola Michael D. Walker Merwyn Bagan Robert B. Brown A. Craig Shealy Philip D. Seymour Julian C. Wallace Francis H. Boudreau Charles D. Casat Sumner Stone Richard L. Simmons John J. Whalen Jr. M. Joyce Carlyle Richard J. Cea Louis W. Sullivan Joseph R. Tucci 1961 Arthur P. Carriere Charles B. Currier Jr. Theodore W. Thoburn 1960 $18,775 donated David F. Casey Michael A. Diamond Albert Weinstein + $12,575 donated 20 donors Edmond E. Charrette Richard K. Forster Earle G. Woodman 29 donors 40.8% participation John P. Cloherty Ronald S. Gabriel Richard D. Zonis 51.8% participation Philip J. Andrews Ralph D. Feigin Michael G. Hirsh 1959 George H. Abbot Philip J. Arena Fredric D. Frigoletto Jr. Victor I. Hochberg $8,400 donated Morris S. Albert Jeanne F. Arnold Norman C. Gaudrault Sarkis J. Kechejian 26 donors Jane V. Anderson Lester S. Dewis George E. Ghareeb Edward E. Krukonis 54.2% participation Thomas P. Burton Jack T. Evjy Charles W. Gorodetzky Gerald N. LaPierre Laurence I. Alpert William R. Clark Jr. George Edward Garcia Bernard L. Huang Louis Levovsky Mary Webb Ambler Robert C. Cochran Edward E. Gilmour Ira J. Kowal Ethel Brown Margolis Nicholas C. Avery Paul F. Condon Laurence A. LaGattuta Henry T. Lew Richard T. Mason Thomas Belleau Robert L. Conrad Martin Lefkowitz Charles R. Meader Carl A. Olsson John M. Bennett Mark H. Cooley Joseph E. Magaro Arthur L. Naddell Hytho H. Pantazelos Richard S. Blinstrub A. Edward D’Andrea Daniel E. Moalli Joel Potash Burt M. Perlmutter Robert J. Dell Angelo Charles F. Eades Carter G. Mosher Roger D. Reville William E. Poplack Charles D. Drummond Jr. Leonard A. Greene Simon Parisier Carter B. Tallman Marc W. Richman Michael Field Arnold M. Illman Albert Reichert H. Emerson Thomas Jr. Robert W. Ruggeri

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 31 Gifts from Alumni

Andrew L. Taylor James T. Sparks Edward F. Parsons Kenneth Pedini John K. Southard Jr. James D. Villiotte Charles E. Taylor Milton C. Pettapiece Jr. Carol A. Milchenski Rothman Emil Von Arx III Francis E. Wanat Murray W. Waksman Stephen J. Poor III Herbert L. Rothman John G. Williams Jr. Jane A. Winchester Lawrence A. Yannuzzi Nancy E. Rice Richard J. Samaha 1968 Herbert M. Wyman Donald A. Rotenberg Martin J. Sheehy III 1965 $98,118 donated Dominick A. Sampogna Edmund C. Tramont 1964 $61,675 donated 35 donors John W. Scanlon Henry M. Yager $48,335 donated 37 donors 50.0% participation William E. Smith David H. Zornow 29 donors 63.8% participation Stuart Arnold Murray Weinstock 52.7% participation Irving M. Allen 1967 Jeffery L. Barker Lily Moo Young Edward P. Andersen Anonymous $30,198 donated Jeffrey L. Berenberg Ronald Zevin Thomas C. Bagnoli Rosalie Meissner Auster 25 donors Eric A. Birken Walter J. Brodzinski Donna R. Barnard 1966 43.9% participation William E. Brodkin James R. Brown Douglas E. Barnard $10,210 donated Stephen M. Alpert James S. Brust Robert S. Burroughs Harry W. Bennert Jr. 27 donors Marcia Angell Steven F. Cogan S.C. Andrew Chen Robert H. Brown 40.9% participation David A. Bailen Marc E. Colmer John P. Cocchiarella William A. Christmas Michael S. Annunziata Marshall S. Bedine Lyman A. Davenport Frederick E. Cox Peter L. Clark Irwin Avery Richard J. Blocker Frederick L. Fox Joseph F. Di Troia Curtis R. Clayman John J. Barrett Ann C. Cea Harold M. Ginzburg Mary Jane England Benedict D.T. Daly Aaron T. Billowitz Mary L. Del Monte Edward J. Glinski Howard J. Frankel Alain A. de La Chapelle Richard D. Bland Ralph G. Ganick Leon D. Goldman James A. Kearney Elizabeth C. Dooling Ronald E. Coutu Peter M. Glassman Peter M. Goodman Thornton C. Kline Jr. David F. Garvin David A. D’Alessandro Edward V. Grayson David W. Gothard Ruth M. Lawrence Bennett S. Gurian Peter J. Deckers Gerald B. Healy David G. Heller George I. Litman George A. Hasiotis I. Howard Fine Robert W. Healy Steven J. Jacobs Thomas A. MacLean Eugene H. Healey Daniel D. Foote Howard I. Levy Edward L. Jones John R. Marcaccio John A. Hermos Stephen J. Friedman Meyer D. Lifschitz Michael A. Kane Anita L. Mitchell James B. Howell Paul A. Gitman Edward P. Melia Annetta J. Kimball Joseph A. Moylan M. David Kelleher Paul B. Goldenfarb Egle D. Pedini Shirley P. Horlick Klein Doris B. Nagel Peter C. Kelly Norma B. Hamilton Carol C. Pohl Anne Lowe Knasel Donald R. Pettit Robert F. Kenerson Harry M. Iannotti L. Terry Rabinowitz Michael J. Kussman David W. Pottier John R. McCormick Joseph F. Iovino Leonard A. Sharzer Paul A. Levine Pierre E. Provost IV Shirley A. McMahon Edward Joseph Ethan M. Shevach Bruce W. Lowney Steven P. Shearing Hernan F. Mendez Jonas R. Leifer Arthur D. Shiff Gerald H. Margolis James W. Shepard David W. Moore Dennis B. Lind Stuart E. Siegel Charles S. Nordell

32 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Laurence M. Rheingold 1970 John Dundas Alan S. Peterson THE TOP TEN James W. Rosenberg $26,746 donated Neal M. Fallis David R. Rowden Classes with highest Calvin C. Ross 20 donors Richard B. Glaser Stephen H. Schneider alumni participation Stephen H. Rostler 32.3% participation Courtland L. Harlow Jr. Joel R. Schulman 1957 79.6% Frank J. Schaberg Jr. Ronald F. Backer Leon H. Malkin Bruce K. Shapiro Monica J. Schaberg Barbara J. Baker Christopher McLaughlin Charles A. Welch 1940 75.0% Jeffrey A. Shane Richard A. Bernstein Patrick J. O’Hara Harold A. Woodcome Jr. 1942 75.0% Marilyn Ting Howard S. Britt Herbert S. Plovnick 1950 74.1% 1973 Jeremy Chess Louis E. Rosenthall 1969 $16,195 donated 1965 63.8% Allan D. Converse III Allen J. Rovner $12,550 donated 24 donors 1946 61.9% Joseph S. Fastow Peter B. Sahlin 24 donors 28.2% participation 1953 61.1% Harvey R. Gross Norman A. Silverman 37.5% participation Nancy E. Anthracite David B. Hartmann Peter M. Taft 1951 60.0% Clare L. Dana Ellen G. Blumenthal Paul J. Haydu Jerry R. Wexler 1949 58.3% Geraldine L. Feldman John A. Gillespie William L. Kasdon Joshua Wynne 1954 55.8% Jack Ferlinz Steven A. Gould Armen S. Kasparian Arthur P. Fisch 1972 Lynne Gradinger Gail Kaplan Kraft Classes with highest Edward W. Forbes $10,495 donated Donald J. Grande Steven Abbott Miller dollars raised William H. Frishman 23 donors Gerald R. Harpel Michael F. Mullarkey Lester K. Henderson 27.1% participation Donald M. Kaplan 1963 $378,480 Richard A. Rubenstein J. Kent Hewitt Mark H. Allen Richard A. Krakow Harold S. Schell 1962 $233,290 George L. Hines Carol E. Anderson Jonathan H. Lass Mike B. Siroky 1968 $98,117 Marc F. Hirsch Barry J. Benjamin Jack P. Leventhal Robert O. Valerio 1965 $61,675 John Prentice Howe III Samuel A. Burstein Joseph P. McEvoy Robert A. Vigersky 1950 $61,165 Jean G. Janelle David M. Center Evan E. Mortimer Kirsten D. Lee 1971 Gregory G. Cheung Stephen T. Olin 1980 $57,610 Robert A. Novelline $8,100 donated Edward V. Famiglietti Robert S. Pastan 1955 $55,371 R. Ryan Platt 22 donors Robert I. Friedman Richard F. Rose 1957 $51,920 31.0% participation Michael Salcman William F. Garvin Carl E. Rosow 1953 $49,454 Peter J. Sapienza Steven J. Block Robert G. Layton Robert Sandberg 1964 $48,335 Mary D. Scollins Carl J. Brotman Steven Lipper Jose M. Santiago Michael J. Scollins Marc A. Clachko Ronald B. Matloff David E. Savar Kenneth C. Spengler Jr. Paul B. Cohen Robert F. Meenan Paul E. Simon Elihu L. Sussman Wayne R. Cohen Richard J. Mirabile Michael J. Strongin Robert J. Szarnicki Richard J. Croteau Allen E. Ott David H. Walker Peter F.R. Walker Mark O. Cutler George A. Parker Michael H. Wilensky Charles Wasserman 2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 33 Gifts from Alumni

1974 Richard J. Shemin Ruth G. Rothman 1977 1978 $17,400 donated Rosemary K. Sokas Louis J. Scheinman $20,560 donated $19,893 donated 36 donors Richard Spira Edward J. Sherwood 30 donors 43 donors 37.5% participation Ruth Tuomala Allan W. Silberman 24.2% participation 32.6% participation David L. Barrasso Gary J. Wolf Channing S. Swan II Robert W. Antelman James E. Andrews Arnold M. Berman Hilary G. Worthen David L. Weinbaum Philip S. Barie Carola A. S. Arndt Steven P. Bloom John F. Yee Mark J. Berenberg Steven J. Bellin Lynne Lopez Brewer 1975 Paul J. Block Rita Benezra-Obeiter $10,670 donated David R. Carl 1976 Andrew J. Breuder Larry P. Berstein 30 donors $14,875 donated Robert W. Chamberlain Michael L. Dern Edith E. Braun 29.7% participation 20 donors Dorothy Chase W. Brian Duffy Jean Brodnax Arnold M. Baskies 17.9% participation David J. Chronley Eric Duquella Hugo J.M. Cerri Steven L. Berk Jeffrey R. Breiter Raymond E. Clarke Jonathan S. Forman Marvin A. Chinitz Barbara H. Bjornson Ben R. Bronstein Susan Stanik Davis Gerald D. Goldman Fawn Cohen Bruce N. Brent Loring S. Flint Jr. Jeffrey S. Dennis James A. Grove Lillian E. Cohn Wilson S. Colucci Richard M. Greenberg Paul O. Farr James J. Heffernan Frank S. Davis Joel R. Daven Neil J. Grossman Stephen C. Fox Joel M. Kaufman Patricia A. Donahue Theslee Joy DePiero Ethan H. Kisch Marilynn C. Frederiksen Paula A. Leonard-Schwartz Herman M. Ellis Joseph H. Goldberger Helene Kisch-Pniewski Paul S. Freedberg Irma M. Lessell Masha Etkin Lindsey K. Grossman Lawrence S. Kluger Robert H. Gilman Richard J. Lopez Richard I. Goldberger Eugene L. Heiman Karen W. Landau Jeffrey Robbins Goldbarg Michael S. Niederman Marcia E. Herrmann Linda Cashin Hemphill Faye Lee John L. Goodman Paul Pechman Janel R. Jacob Joseph L. Jorizzo Jonathan I. Macy Frank N. Gravino Astrid O. Peterson Lowell H. Keppel Elizabeth Kantor Susan Wishnok Minker Bruce J. Holstein John J. Przygoda David C. Leiman Melody Craft Karian Julie E. Noble Robyn G. Karlstadt Arnold R. Rabin Andrew S. Malbin David M. Kaufman M. Douglass Poirier Paul M. Leiman Dennis J. Sargent Brooks Martin Jeffrey K. Klingenstein Robert O. Sternbach Ronald D. Levy Katherine Forte Sargent Steven M. Matloff Edward V. Lally Glenn K. Takei Edward Menges Edward P. Schuman Richard Mindess David L. Levy Dale C. Walker Stephen F. Osborne Steven B. Schwartz Stephen G. Porter John M. McIlduff Laurence M. Weinberg Jean J. Panagakos Kathryn N. Shands Stephen M. Rich Jeffrey S. Muhlrad Richard E. Wilker Alan P. Peterson Mark G. Siegel Amy J. Robbins Joseph E. Paris Barry J. Zamost John I. Polk Gary L. Stanton Michael T. Rosenbaum Joel A. Roffman Mark S. Samberg Kathleen F. Thurmond Daniel Rotrosen Joseph P. Rogan Michael S. Seidman Robert A. Witzburg

34 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE David M. Saltzberg Robert J. Geller 1980 Karen Miller Pechman Linda Hsueh Alan L. Schechter Robert N. Golden $57,610 donated Susan Ewers Pelini Lawrence G. Kass Melissa J. Schiff Jeffry A. Goldes 43 donors Ann Pamela Reichheld Carolyn L. Kinney Neal Shadoff Gregg H. Grinspan 32.8% participation Richard Roseff Fred M. Krainin James L. Skydell George S. Groman Debra A. Babcock Sharon Ellins Ross Corey J. Langer David Bent Smith Cynthia A. Hadley James B. Bassett Jr. S. John Saragas Mindy S. Langer Dennis L. Sprecher Melvyn L. Hecht Michael J. Cahalane Kenneth B. Simons Seth P. Lerner Stephen B. Sulkes William H. Herman Carol Ann Cobb Susan M. Strahosky M. Elizabeth Oates Richard D. Tanner Rodney F. Hochman Brian I. Collet Frank R. Toppo Lucy C. Paniszyn Fred W. Williams Robert K. Jackler Anne d’Avenas Stephen J. Travers Ira D. Papel Eileen Lynn Winston Joseph O. Jacobson David R. Edelstein John M. Tumolo Kathleen A. Phillips Peak Woo Barbara Hochberger Katz Joseph P. Falco Scott E. Wang Stephen R. Pratt Richard A. Zirin Daniel J. Kirsch Alan R. Horowitch Ivan L. Wolf I. Jill Ratner Warren S. Zwecker Karen M. Kostroff Christine S. Hunter Patricia L. Roberts 1981 Herbert H. Kleinman Michael A. Husson Nancy Beth Robinson 1979 $12,836 donated William E. LoVerme Sr. Jennifer Mok Johnson Alan G. Salz $20,950 donated 40 donors Ruth J. Magraw Thomas C. Johnston Jeff M. Sands 48 donors 28.2% participation Jerry Murphy D. Richard Kang Peter M. Seymour 34.4% participation Nancy P. Andersen Ned R. Novsam Heidi Kapanka Ismael Silva Jr. Stanley R. Balon Lesley A. Atwood J. David Ogilby Audrey S. Koh Domenic M. Strazzulla Howard C. Bauchner Jorge A. Brito Dianne M. Parrotte Norman A. Kornwitz Norman R. Tabroff Edward L. Bedrick Richard A. Brodie James G. Petros Andrew L. Kriegel Michel J.C. Taupin Jonathan M. Ben-Ezra Minou Woel Colis Kert D. Sabbath Diane B. Kurshan Paula S. Wright Mindy R. Berstein Ronald Collman Michael A. Sherer Keith J. Lerner Charles M. Blitzer Barbara J. Coyne 1982 Mark A. Silver Lauren Lipshutz Lerner Steven J. Brand Thomas J. Dowling Jr. $21,183 donated Daniel I. Singer Steven R. Levene Karen T. Brown Bonnie Edelman Epstein 38 donors Brent E. Smith Richard P. Levy Matthew A. Carmody Jonathan I. Epstein 27.7% participation Arthur C. Theodore David M. Lowell Jeffrey A. Crastnopol Veronica Gabriel-Mayson David H. Baskin Joel M. Trugman Joseph L. Malone III John A. Durkan Richard Gaines Susan Biener Bergman Carolyn H. Welsh James F. Mitchell Jr. Stuart R. Ferguson Wayne K. Goodman Carl J. Bettinger Edward R. White James F. Morgan Scott G. Foxman Neal S. Greenstein Gwen Orr Brachman Joseph D. White Jr. Carolann S. Najarian Patricia O. Francis Anthony J. Hayden Robert Burchuk Richard L. Zizza Mary Ann Oberdorf James G. Freeman Richard J. Hicks Manuel R. Cabrera Charles C. Paniszyn David M. Hollander Gary R. Cohen

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 35 Gifts from Alumni

Andrew M. Goldenberg Alan D. Haber Elizabeth L. Helfer Kevin S. Hopkins Kathleen L. Irwin Jeffrey P. Hurley Jeffrey R. Jay Allen E. Joseph Glenn P. Kimball Jr. Robert C. Joseph Peter J. Mannon Steven M. Meixler Donald K. Marcus Jeffrey P. Palmer Anna J. Mitus Polly J. Panitz Chester H. Mohr Jr. James E. Parker Stephen P. Montgomery Morris Pasternack Jr. John M. Parkinson Barry S. Saperia Ralph O. Romney Minda R. Shankman Ralph L. Sacco Rebecca E. Snider Barbara J. Tellerman Michael J. Star David L. Walton Bram Starr Class of 1982 at their 25th Reunion (front row, left to right) Joanne A. Supersad, Roxane Gardner, Barbara M. Krause, James M. Perlotto, Phyllis A. Kephart, Benetta Levine Miller, Daniel M. Steigman, JoAnne T. Nowak; (back row, left to right) David C. Moverman, Kalman L. Watsky Ronald J. Sunog James H. Steg, John A. Kaufman, Juliette Lomax-Homier, Paul L. Baron, Stephen J. McColgan, David Rothbaum, Robert W. Nudelman. Lauren F. Turchin-Orent 1984 Wahid Y. Wassef $13,300 donated Marsha L. Zellner Robert C. Cohn Robert Oates 1983 33 donors Janine J. Daly James M. Perlotto $19,770 donated 22.0% participation 1985 William G. Dietrich Richard S. Pieters Jr. 28 donors Nanette Alexander-Thomas $14,718 donated James H. Farmer Ronald L. Ragland 20.1% participation Michael D. Ames 34 donors Steven R. Gold Kenneth Renkens Jr. Martin A. Acquadro Luis A. Bauzo 24.5% participation Barbara L. Hartwell David Rothbaum Donald G. Astorian Laura D. Bookman Shari Abramowitz Dean C. Howard Susan L. Sager Paul F. Barresi Lenore J. Brancato Max M. April John A. Kaufman Joseph J. Savitt Scott D. Becker Bradley R. Buchbinder Elizabeth Day Barnett Raphael Kieval David N. Schwartz Lynne Brodsky Douglas A. Conigliaro Alan M. Berg Bettina B. Kilburn Allyn L. Sher Mary C. Burke Andres Costas-Centivany Peter David Berman Barbara M. Krause Richard W. Strecker Mark D. Chase David J. Covall Denis P. Dupuis Thomas A. LaMattina Jon C. Thatcher James E. Corwin David P. DiChiara Solveig Gronning Ericson Joseph J. Miaskiewicz Joseph M. Weinstein Douglas B. Evans Bernadine R. Donahue Blake I. Evernden Benetta Levine Miller Steven Zeitels Howard A. Fogel Robert B. Finegold John D. Feldman David W. Nelson Deborah E. Zuckerman Steven J. Fox Jon B. Getz Robert F. Fishman Eileen S. Niren Frederick A. Godley III Richard Goldenberg Eric M. Flint

36 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE “I consistently contribute to BUSM because I am forever grateful for the educational 1988 experience that I received. It is clear to me every day that the medical school prepared me $8,050 donated 29 donors well for the ever-changing landscape of medicine. As a surgical residency program director, 19.2% participation I review more than a thousand applications and interview dozens of applicants. The grad- Daniel A. Adelberg uates from BUSM are more prepared than graduates from any other medical school— Stephen R. Beaupre Carl J. Boland due to the diverse and carefully planned experiences provided to BUSM students. I owe Laurence Chu my professional success to Boston University.” Jennifer A. Clark —I. Michael Leitman, MD ’85 R. Scott Cowan Paula M. Cullinane Irene Gage Charles A. Garabedian Richard L. Taikowski Gayle P. Milton Brian L. Cameron Amy S. Gifaldi Stacey E. Wilk Steven Marc Nydick Doris Randolph Cameron Ronni L. Goldsmith Suzanne Gagnon Tumika Williams-Wilson N. Stephen Ober Anthony J. Cannistra Brian F. Groden C. David Gordon John F. Zwetchkenbaum Debra D. Poutsiaka Douglas G. Couper James S. Hoffman David S. Kam Andres Rodriguez-Munoz Shamim A. Dahod Luciann Lisi Hruza 1986 Ann Schrader Kelley David A. Sigalow Anne D. Emmerich Robert M. Insoft $14,275 donated Alan D. Kestenbaum Geoffrey M. Silver Candida Ann Fink Burton L. Lesnick 25 donors Karen M. Kyle Michael A. Singer Charles M. Geller Daniel L. Menkes 18.3% participation Jeffrey S. Lamont Burton G. Surick Maria T. Gualtieri Gilbert L. Mottla Michael N. Baker Alan E. Landau Ilona Wiener Surick Patrick J. Healey W. Mark Nannery Joseph S. Baler Abby Bernheim Landzberg Raymond J. Vautour Julie Kaufmann Katherine L. Phaneuf Anne M. Bankson I. Michael Leitman Allison Paige Whittle Sonia Y. Kragh Steven P. Poplack Edward F. Caldwell Todd Mandell David A. Kriegel Andrew S. Rokito Raymond L. Comenzo 1987 Jeffrey M. Morse Vicki Shangraw Kvedar Carl E. Rosen Michael G. Connolly Jr. $18,075 donated Alan S. Multz Joseph A. Levine Margaret M. Riedel Satterlee Pamela Jo Connors 25 donors Robert S. Napoletano Michael S. Marandola Robert A. Scarlatelli Jr. Stephen B. Corn 17.9% participation Rebecca Reetz Neal Bruce H. Moeckel Alyse B. Sicklick Peter Dewire Sarah Andrew William V. Raszka Jr. Brian F. O’Donnell James D. Stern Tina J. Hieken Stewart F. Babbott Lawrence A. Schissel Pierre E. Provost V Howard K. Waksman Richard Iorio Debra Barra-Stevens Michael P. Stevens Maureen Tripolone Terrazano Lancelot L. Williams Neal Mandell Richard E. Black Beth Robinson Swartz Patricia M. Walsh Jennifer H. Mieres

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 37 Gifts from Alumni

1989 David W. Fontaine Marc S. Hoffman Jondavid Pollock Adam I. Perlman $4,200 donated Eleanor Ruggiero Gilbert Bertha Ann Kao Douglas D. Sankar Maria Rita Petrillo-Bolanos 14 donors Brian S. Goldstein Treyce S. Knee Ranjit R. Pullarkat 1993 9.9% participation Jane DeSisto Harrity Mary Kosek Patz Jenny Ching Y. So $6,850 donated Jules S. Abadi Kathleen M. Kelly Scott D. Pendergast Katherine E. Taylor 17 donors Norberto Adame Jr. Marie L. Leong Jhonny Salomon John F. Tilzey 12.6% participation Kenneth M. Algino Adrienne J. Perry Gary S. Schwartz George A. Waters Anisha A. Abraham Michael S. Cohen Jean E. Ramsey Jacqueline K. Spencer Hope R. Yongsmith Anonymous Steven M. Greenberg Leslie K. Serchuck 1992 Mary Anne Barnhill 1995 Kenneth P. Kato David P. Tracy $6,186 donated Brian G. Cole $3,200 donated Richard E. Luka Stephen M. Tringale 14 donors Ranbir Singh Dhillon 13 donors Ann Marie Madigan Donald A. Weller 9.7% participation Giulio G. Diamante 9.6% participation Margo M. Moskos Richard J. Catrambone Michael F. Dowe Jr. Janis L. Baccari Lorene Osmanski 1991 $5,973 donated Joseph J. Chang Cynthia C. Española Shailesh Bhat Eric J. Sax 16 donors Walter D. Fitzhugh III Paul C. Fu Jr. Alan C. Carver Jerry M. Schreibstein 11.7% participation James M. Galvin Jeffrey R. Johnson Robert Cranley Monica Smiddy Matthew H. Blomquist Marion A. George Wilfred S. Mamuya Lori A. Farnan Alex G. Yip Luis A. Carreiro Lee R. Goldberg Michael S. Murphy Karen S. Greenberg 1990 Vicki Albert Chavin Mark L. Goodstein Christopher J. Perkins Francis P. MacMillan Jr. $6,100 donated David Cohen Tamiko A. Long Bindu Raju Paul Nikolaidis 14 donors Jane S. Cohen Francis G. Martinis Coralli R. So Nanda D. Ramsaroop 9.2% participation Leah A. Darak Marisa Messore Sadiqa Khawaja Stelzner Dana L. Sachs David L. Burns David A. Druckman Keith C. Miller Vincent J. Wang Hyagriv N. Simhan John R. Charpie Steven J. Hirshberg Kishwer S. Nehal Matthew S. Wolins 1994 James J. Zerner $2,850 donated “Boston University was a strong foundation to base a lifetime of learning upon. 14 donors 1996 10.2% participation $3,825 donated Both my wife and I, having been in the real world, truly appreciate our educa- Sindhu A. Abraham 15 donors tion. Providing support for such a foundation for future generations of BU John Ferrante III 11.7% participation graduates is an essential factor in preserving the legacy of BU and its alumni.” Christian L. Hansen Peter F. Agnello —Amin Ashrafzadeh, MD ’97 & Christine (Fieldson) Ashrafzadeh, Choli Hartono Marisa Modini Bochman David Mischoulon John J. Froio CAS ’92, GSM ’97 Philip M. Newhall Brian J. Hines

38 BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE M. Elaine Tse Husni Anna DePold Hohler “We feel that our BU medical education has been a major Kristen A. Cea Lachance Elissa R. Levine contributor to our accomplishments thus far in life. Further, Lisa M. McMahon Judith P. Lytle Alexandra I. Pinkerson Eva C. Pickler we have had the opportunity to work with medical students David J. Reitman Ronda Appelbaum Rockett from over a dozen medical schools, and we continue to note Fletcher A. Reynolds III Simon H. Telian that BU students have superior clinical skills. For these reasons, Stephanie D. Robertson 1999 we feel that it is our privilege, not only to give back to the Sharfi Sarker $958 donated Shahram S. Solhpour medical school that started our careers, but to provide our help to an institution 10 donors Andrew J. Ting that will continue to educate outstanding physicians.” 6.9% participation Alice L. Zacarian Thomas P. Charrette —Banu Karimi-Shah, MD ’00, and Rahul Shah, MD ’00 1997 Thomas H. Costello $7,450 donated Andrew M. Doolittle 12 donors Alysa R. Herman 8.3% participation Nicholas R. Husni 2001 Stephanie O. Omokaro 2005 Amin Ashrafzadeh M. Justin Loew $610 donated Karla C. Pastrana $708 donated Lilibeth K. Denham Jennifer Lee Motley 8 donors 10 donors 2003 Kamlyn R. Haynes Isaac Pourati 6.1% participation 7.9% participation $210 donated Caroline S. Alpert Ahad A. Fazelat Keith M. Hull Jesse S. Sethi 4 donors Rahul S. Anand Nathaniel P. Fleischner Lukas R. Kolm Bill Y. Tu 2.8% participation Navinderdeep S. Nijher Agnes H. Chen Kelly J. Hoagland 2000 Andrew P. Cap Christine D. Odell Karran A. Phillips Catherine M. Hosley $725 donated Andrew Y. Hsing Bindu A. Parekattil Eric L. Putnoi Amber C. Lambert 5 donors Malini Sahu Mark J. Samuelson Nicole F. Siparsky Hau D. Le 3.7% participation Eric J. Sleeper Matthew E. Weber Benjamin M. Weinberg Hope J. Mitchell Banu Karimi-Shah Charlotte Page Wills Kevin M. Woods 2004 Robert M. Najarian Daniel J. Oates Laurel Benton Yates $240 donated Joyia E. Rich 2002 Jordan E. Scott 4 donors Yael Hoffman Sage $457 donated 1998 Rahul K. Shah 3.1% participation 5 donors $875 donated Priya C. Stephen Gabriella L. Crane 3.9% participation 8 donors Jonathann C. Kuo 6.2% participation Scott E. Altschuler Michael S. Lewis Heidi Abdelhady Andrew C. Brown Waleska M. Pabon-Ramos Samuel A. Frank Michele J. Gonzalez

2006–2007 DONOR REPORT 39 This report of donors represents gifts to Boston University School of Medicine received from July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the report. Alumni should report errors to the Alumni Association at 617-638-5150, and all others should contact the Development Office at 617-638-4570.

TOTAL GIVING

Board of Visitors $2,425,301 Alumni 1,663,878 Faculty and Staff 557,430 Parents, Past Parents, and Friends 1,380,271 Corporations, Foundations, and Organizations 13,737,973 Total $18,506,775* *Some contributions come from members of more than one giving category.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 2006–2007 STATISTICS

6,166 Alumni 685 Medical Students 880 Graduate Medical Sciences Students 1,217 Full-time Faculty 1,339 Part-time and Volunteer Faculty 544 Residents 129 Fellows 30 Affiliated Hospitals 15 Neighborhood Health Centers

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