2018 Annual Report to the COMMUNITY and REPORT on PHILANTHROPY

2018 Annual Report TO THE COMMUNITY AND REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

The science of health. The art of compassion. The UH Team: Blending the Science of Health with the Art of Compassion

The University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center care Breast health is just one area with a continuum of team, members of which are depicted on the cover, care that includes a robust screening and diagnosis represents just one of the many teams across the program. UH is the first hospital in the region to UH system that join together to compassionately care offer highly sensitive digital breast tomosynthesis for our patients and their families. The patients featured and 3-D mammography; cancer detection is in this report exemplify a sample of the lives we’ve up to 60 percent higher compared to traditional been honored to care for in our quest to advance the mammography. Fast Breast MRI is the latest specialized science of health and the art of compassion. tool for finding difficult-to-detect cancers in women with dense breast tissue. Use of genomic tumor In the complex world of cancer care, UH Seidman testing and a biorepository for tissue and blood Cancer Center – a founding member of the samples are helping to provide personalized care National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated Case and new treatment options for breast cancer. Comprehensive Cancer Center – stands apart. At the center of the tremendous technology and More than 300 cancer trials are available to patients specialized expertise is the indelible personal through UH’s Clinical Research Center, which is connection UH Seidman Cancer Center makes expediting the development and delivery of novel with its valued patients. therapies. Our physician-scientists and clinical researchers are developing targeted ways to aid Every patient who entrusts UH with his or her cancer patients whose cancer resists standard treatment. care is backed by a strong team of professionals, Along with the high quality care provided at our from surgeons, nurses and social workers to flagship academic medical center, we’ve given hope medical oncologists, infusion therapists, to patients in rural communities who gained access radiation oncologists and patient navigators. to our treatment at community hospitals across These specialists comprise 14 disease teams, Northeast Ohio. Through the pioneering research each focused on a specific type of cancer. conducted at UH and the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (designated by the NCI as one of A vast network of 18 community-based cancer 49 comprehensive cancer centers in the U.S.), centers covers a wide swath of the region, touching our patients have access to the most advanced thousands of lives each year. At the hub of this care available. Blending the science of health with expansive network is the region’s only freestanding the art of compassion, UH Seidman Cancer Center cancer hospital, solely devoted to the treatment of exemplifies UH medicine in its finest form. cancer and hematologic disorders.

UH Vision in Action | 10 Disrupting traditional health care methodologies 11 Mitigating the opioid epidemic | 12 Collaboration and precision quality care 13 Shock team saves lives | 14 Creating a pediatric powerhouse | 15 Caring for our tiniest patients 16 Turning discoveries into medicines 17 Developments in medical research | 18 It’s the DAWN of a new day 19 Clinical trials are key to survivability 20 Seeing the patient as a person | 22 Centers of excellence 23 Helping our active patients | 24 Creating the seamless patient experience | 26 Caring for our caregivers 27 Preparing the next generation 28 Enhancing community health | 29 Addressing food insecurity

Distinguished Physicians | 30 Photo Captions | 31

Report on Philanthropy | 32 UH Volunteer Leadership | 66 UH Leadership and Hospital Presidents | 71

Cover: Members of the UH Seidman Cancer Center team expertly care for patients and their families. (see p. 31) Right: Patients who have entrusted UH with their cancer care.

2 | University Hospitals • INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION • University Hospitals | 3 Dear Friends,

While the University Hospitals vision – Advancing the Science of Health and the Art of Compassion – defines who we are and where our momentum will take us, propelling us forward is the strength of our team. Every day many individuals at UH come together to improve and save lives.

Science is demonstrated when we leverage our team’s expertise to innovate enhancements in value or patient care. It’s exhibited by collaboration that enables a bride to smile on her wedding day after facial nerve surgery. And it’s displayed when our teams turn discoveries into medicines that improve health and provide opportunities for patients to create more memories with their families.

Compassion is the thread that ties UH together. We are bound by a common calling to care for our community. UH develops programs that improve overall care delivery so a young man after hip surgery can complete his dream of running a marathon. We establish centers of excellence that deliver affordable, high quality care. And we create a seamless patient experience that empowers consumers and enhances access to care.

Importantly, we advanced our UH mission in many areas in 2018. Noteworthy accomplishments include:

To Heal • Creating programs, such as those at the • Improving care access by opening the UH Rainbow Center for Women & Children, UH North Ridgeville Health Center and to help enhance community health, advocacy expanding several emergency departments and education • Taking meaningful steps toward mitigating the • Addressing food insecurity and chronic health opioid epidemic conditions by launching the Food for Life Market • Receiving over $149 million in support, the second- largest fundraising year in UH’s 152-year history To Teach • Forming a new collaboration agreement • Appointing a chief academic officer to enhance with Case Western Reserve University School UH education and research activities of Medicine for biomedical research • Creating education programs to address the nation’s nursing shortage To Discover • Receiving a $9.6 million grant from the • Establishing seven chairs, master clinicians and American Heart Association-Allen Initiative endowed directors to further support UH clinical in Brain Health and Cognitive Impairment research efforts, through the generosity of our donors to lead groundbreaking research in Alzheimer’s disease and other age-related dementia • Increasing the number of active clinical research studies by 17 percent to more than 2,100.

Furthering excellence in quality and patient experience remains our top priority. In 2018, we reinforced our commitment to be a high reliability organization, a key component of driving a high quality, safe environment for our patients.

On the following pages you will see vignettes of our vision in action. Join us as we celebrate our UH caregivers and community members who come together as a united team to make a difference in the lives of our patients.

Sincerely,

THOMAS F. ZENTY III SANDRA PIANALTO CEO, University Hospitals Chair, UH Board of Directors

4 | University Hospitals • INTRODUCTION UH CEO Thomas F. Zenty III and UH Board Chair Sandra Pianalto INTRODUCTION • University Hospitals | 5 About UH – 2018 Highlights 2018 UH by the Numbers

Founded in 1866, not-for-profit entity Home to: Patient Care 2018 • Region’s only freestanding cancer hospital: UH Seidman Cancer Center 18 hospitals, including 3 joint ventures Outpatient procedures 11,027,959 • First proton therapy center in Ohio Payor Mix Largest primary care network in region • Internationally renowned University Hospitals Self Pay 1.5% Physician visits 2,837,797 Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital Other 6.5% Medicaid 21.4% 50+ health centers, freestanding urgent care and • 13 clinical care delivery institutes Commercial 26.9% convenient care centers, and surgery centers • Harrington Discovery Institute at University Emergency Department visits 462,230 Medicare 43.7% Hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio – part of The 6 facilities providing behavioral, elder, home care, Harrington Project for Discovery & Development Urgent Care visits 144,228 rehabilitation and integrative health services National leader in population health management Unique patients seen 1,284,575 • One of the largest accountable care Northeast Ohio’s second-largest employer 7,811 organizations in the U.S. (575,000 lives) 882 Registered beds 3,116 32,563 4,000 volunteers • Comprehensive health plan administrator for self-funded employers 2,100+ active clinical research studies including 600+ interventional clinical trials under way Key Financial Statistics 2018 82,744 102,327

Total operating revenues ($ in billions) $4.1

• UH once again ranked as a Best • Forbes named UH Cleveland • UH earned a 2018 Distinguished Operating income ($ in millions) $133.4 Hospital by U.S. News & World Medical Center one of the best Hospital Award for Clinical Report. In the 2018-19 rankings, employers in America for new ExcellenceTM. Among 250 honors were given to: college graduates. hospitals recognized nationally, Operating income margin 3.24% UH Cleveland Medical Center, – UH Cleveland Medical Center • UH named a 2018 Top Hospital UH Elyria and Geauga medical for ranking among the for Diversity. BlackDoctor.org centers, and Southwest 29,270 Research ($ in millions) 2018 nation’s Top 50 hospitals selected UH for delivering General Health Center received in 10 specialties the highest quality care while acknowledgment from promoting equity and inclusion Healthgrades for having the Joint UH-Case Western Reserve – UH Rainbow Babies & in our operations, programs, lowest risk-adjusted mortality University (CWRU) School of Medicine $95 Surgical cases Discharges Children’s Hospital for services and staffing. and complication rates. basic science research Total: 112,014 Total: 143,583 ranking as one of the Outpatient Newborns nation’s Best Children’s • UH named as one of HealthCare’s • Becker’s Healthcare named Joint UH-CWRU clinical Inpatient Post-acute $92 Hospitals in eight specialties Most Wired 2018. The College UH’s academic medical center one & translational research Observations of Healthcare Information of 100 great hospitals in America Acute – UH Ahuja, Elyria, Parma Management Executives and in 2018 for excellence in clinical Total sponsored research and St. John medical centers Modern Healthcare Custom care, patient outcomes, and staff funding to CWRU School of 1,186 4,179 as high-performing in Media recognized nearly and physician satisfaction. Medicine attributable to UH $187 24,655 several specialties, 250 hospitals and health systems (including NIH grants awarded procedures and conditions. nationally for using information • UH recognized for innovation. at UH Cleveland Medical Center) 1,189 technology to improve patient Becker’s Healthcare recognized • For the sixth time, UH was named safety and outcomes. UH for its dedicated innovation one of the World’s Most Ethical Total sponsored research programs, such as Harrington 115 Companies on the basis of its funding to UH Cleveland • UH recognized for environmental Discovery Institute. UH Rainbow $62 Employment Education strong culture of compliance Medical Center (including stewardship. Practice Greenhealth Babies & Children’s Hospital Independent Providers1 Residency and ethics, governance, and industry-sponsored clinical trials) honored UH Cleveland Medical was named one of the 20 most UH Providers training programs commitment to sustainability, Center, UH Geauga, Parma and innovative children’s hospitals in (UHMP and UHMG)2 Residents and corporate responsibility and St. John medical centers as 2018 by Parents Magazine. Total Research $249 Total non-physician fellows in training values-based leadership. Partners for Change for their employees exemplary efforts in promoting sustainability and reducing their 1Includes MD, DDS, DO, PhD and DMD at the medical centers and freestanding ambulatory surgery centers who are not UH-employed providers. environmental impact. 2Includes UH Medical Practices (UHMP) and UH Medical Group (UHMG) providers at UH-owned practices, plus residents, fellows and allied-health providers. Statistical data excludes Southwest General Health Center and UH Rehabilitation hospitals. 6 | University Hospitals • INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION • University Hospitals | 7 UH Strategy Addresses Market Forces

In 2018, we continued to see Patient Satisfaction health and accountable care new entrants into the health care initiatives increased more than arena and vertical acquisitions Patient satisfaction is derived from 60 percent in 2018, underscoring that are prompting many industry positive experiences, such as the the importance that employers, participants to re-think traditional relationship our patients have with insurance companies and business models for health care their physicians, nurses or other government payers are placing on delivery. UH’s focus areas for UH caregivers when they visit. population health management. 2019 – quality, patient experience, Patient satisfaction also results Whether it’s bundled payment value and caregiver engagement from their ability to access care, program agreements like the ones – address these market forces to when and where they need it. we have with Walmart, GE and help ensure our ability to provide a In 2018, we enhanced access by Medicare, or managing diabetes full continuum of services for our opening new facilities and enabling for a given population, our goal is patients, leveraging the power of online self-scheduling for many to keep patients healthy and those our comprehensive health system. specialty health care services with chronic disease conditions (see pages 24-25). We also as healthy as possible. Part of launched a completely new and this strategy will involve utilizing mobile-friendly website. In 2018, smaller ambulatory care sites Quality we had over 8,000 virtual visits in and establishing more centers our health system. Moving forward, When we measure our ability to of excellence at some of our we will add more specialties to provide superior quality, we look at larger facilities. We will also look virtual care, self-scheduling and Members of the UH Clinical Transformation strategic initiative team are improving value for patients. (see p. 31) patient safety and satisfaction. We to optimize remote monitoring telehealth clinics. We will continue understand that our patients trust technology that enables patients with our OneUH system integration us with their care. Nothing we do to return home more quickly, with project, consolidating all of our Creating New Models to Improve is more important than working to hospital-at-home services as an locations on common platforms help ensure the safest environment alternative to more costly inpatient – enhancing our data and patient possible. Last year, we aggressively or skilled nursing care. Health Care Value record administration that helps reinforced our commitment to facilitate a seamless patient What if health care focused less on healing in the hospital and more on keeping you healthy at being a high reliability organization experience no matter where care that emphasizes a culture of home? And what if everyone in the health care system was aligned to provide the greatest value is provided in the system. Engagement prevention, driving out unnecessary for your health care dollar – the best health outcome and the best patient experience at the lowest care variation and speaking up to Engagement is the gateway to possible annual cost? reduce risk. As we move forward, a high performing organization. we will utilize more technology Value Whether it’s engagement with That’s the ambitious project under way at UH, UH Ambulatory Operations and UH Digital Health are for clinical support to improve each other in the workplace or under the guidance of Peter Pronovost, MD, PhD, the increasingly focused on directing patients to the best diagnostic accuracy and customize Value means providing the best engaging with our patients and health system’s Chief Clinical Transformation Officer. site of care, whether it’s one of UH’s 50 ambulatory treatment plans. Health care possible quality and patient others in the community, it’s health centers or in a patient’s home through Dr. Pronovost is best-known as the MacArthur providers will need to continue experience at the lowest annual critical to our ability to live our UH Home Care or UH Virtual Visit. Fellowship “genius grant” winner who saved reducing readmission rates, cost. At UH, we’re aligned around mission. Engaged caregivers are thousands of lives nationwide with a simple yet A key part of the effort? The belief that every hospital-acquired conditions and a purpose of providing the highest enthusiastic and passionate about ingenious checklist for preventing bloodstream member of the UH team has a part to play in complications following surgeries value care for those who receive their work, and we’ve invested infections. Now he’s teaming up with leaders and delivering high value care to patients. and procedures. But these quality care and those who ultimately resources into safeguarding pay for care, including patients, caregivers across the UH system to implement metrics need to be accompanied the continued progress of our “Take our environmental services workers,” commercial insurers, and federal a new kind of checklist – one that helps patients by patient satisfaction. workforce engagement initiatives. Dr. Pronovost said. “They don’t just clean the and state government payers. stay well, get well or manage an acute condition – We launched a clinician experience hospital rooms. They’re infection control specialists One of the best illustrations of all in the most high value way. program (see page 26) and several with an important role to play in driving value and our ability to positively impact new caregiver benefit programs in For example, efforts are in motion with meeting our healing mission. value-based care can be seen 2018 to help assure we stay on the UH Department of Clinical Integration to make through our University Hospitals leading edge. We are one team, sure UH patients always have coordinated care. “The opportunity before us to drive value is great,” Accountable Care Organization, united in our vision of advancing That means primary care providers and specialists he added. “It will be realized by all of us at currently one of the 10 largest in the science of health and the art working in tandem. At the same time, UH working together to make it happen.” the U.S. with 575,000 members. of compassion. Membership in our population

8 | University Hospitals • INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION • University Hospitals | 9 UH Ventures: Disrupting Traditional Health Care Methodologies

The rapidity of change elevates the importance of innovation. Focusing solely on inpatient or outpatient strategies is no longer sufficient. Accordingly, UH has established UH Ventures to cultivate innovation and entrepreneurship. The UH Pain Management Institute team meets to ensure a holistic approach when treating patients with pain. (see p. 31) This team is charged with diversifying revenue, UH Ventures has made progress on many fronts, supporting innovation and enabling transformation with recent noteworthy accomplishments including: within the system. UH Ventures develops new UH’s Comprehensive Approach business models that leverage and expand existing • Formalizing a “founding anchor” partnership UH capabilities to pursue innovative opportunities with Plug and Play Cleveland, a Silicon Valley-based to Mitigating the Opioid Epidemic that will drive definitive, sustainable and scalable innovation and venture capital platform value to the way we care for our patients. The opioid crisis continues to cause undue heartache enabled UH to roll out Medically Assisted Treatment • Forming a post-acute care joint venture with and substantial harm across the country. To help combat programs that cover costs for inpatient treatment for UH Ventures executes on this charge through Hospice of the Western Reserve to enhance the problem, UH launched a multi-pronged strategy. select Northeast Ohio residents. a two-pronged approach: palliative and end-of-life care for UH patients UH looked at the problem holistically. We invested in technology to help identify patients • Business development and operations platform • Joining with leading health systems across the Opioids still serve as a necessary pain management at risk for misuse. Today, UH’s electronic medical includes the management and potentialization of U.S. to participate in the Medicaid Transformation option for many patients; however, we need to record allows providers to view information about existing UH entities and verticals as well as new Project, a national effort to transform health care ensure other options are explored. In fact, UH Connor a patient’s prior use of controlled substances before adjacent businesses. Examples include UH Meds, and related social needs for the nearly 75 million Integrative Health Network launched a pilot this year issuing a prescription. And upon inpatient discharge, our outpatient and ambulatory pharmacy business; Americans who rely on Medicaid for health care at select emergency room and urgent care locations the UH Care Continues platform provides real-time post-acute care, such as home care and hospice; • Joining AVIA, a health innovation network, to treat patients with acupuncture for their pain opioid surveillance and tracking, prompting the care and laboratory services. to advance UH consumer strategies, gaining as an alternative to opioids. But, when opioids are coordination team to evaluate patient pain needs the right choice, our goal is to make sure they are and risk factors for addiction or opioid use disorder. • Ventures and innovations platform creates, subject matter expertise, market research, used safely. Accordingly, we created the UH Pain The system also facilitates care navigation to develops and invests in a variety of opportunities process tools and implementation knowledge Management Institute. This institute brings together alternative, non-pharmacologic pain treatment that can play a vital role in the overall future of from AVIA and its member systems health care providers from multiple disciplines across modalities. And, UH launched electronic prescribing health care. This is championed by evaluating • Deploying the UH Innovates crowdsourcing the UH system, including primary care, internal of controlled substances to help curtail drug diversion. clinical tools, business services, infrastructure, smartphone application and the UH Ventures medicine, anesthesiology, surgery, emergency population health and consumer-centric care. website (UHhospitals.org/Ventures) to solicit ideas medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry, pain management We developed a uniform education program. UH clinicians and support staff now use a tool kit that This approach, combined with its diverse team of internally and externally to improve our care and UH Connor Integrative Health Network to facilitates consistency of care across the UH system. innovative operators, its comprehensive process and delivery and the health of our community optimize patient care and treat patients who have And we have developed educational programming tool kit, and its wide-ranging capabilities, enables pain – whether physical pain, psychological pain • Earning recognition from the Ohio Opioid for residents and fellows on how to safely prescribe UH Ventures to take the steps needed to deliver value or a combination of both. Technology Challenge with a $200,000 award opioids and manage opioid use disorder. Additionally, for our hospitals, our patients and our community. for launching UH Care Continues, an innovative We developed unique tailored programs. a recent partnership with the Alcohol, Drug Addiction UH Ventures manages the commercialization of an technology enabled discharge planning platform This year, the UH MOMS (Maternal Opiate Medical and Mental Health Services Board of Cuyahoga “inside-out” portfolio of homegrown UH technologies designed to prevent opioid misuse and abuse. Support) clinic opened at UH Rainbow Center for County will facilitate the training of physicians and and inventions, as well as an “outside-in” portfolio, Women & Children. This patient-centered specialty nurses as acupuncture detoxification specialists. where it opportunistically brings external solutions and clinic enables women to receive prenatal care and We joined forces with others in the community. partners into our system to collaborate in co-creating. addiction treatment simultaneously with a core group of providers. Additionally, women are given the UH is one of five hospital systems collaborating for opportunity to meet with neonatology, psychiatry, solutions as part of the Northeast Ohio Hospital Opioid social work and more during their prenatal care. Consortium. By sharing our collective programs, we Mothers are followed for up to one year postpartum. can make a much bigger impact in the community. Also in 2018, generous support from multiple sources

10 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 11 UH patient Richard Mack is grateful for the UH Shock Team that saved his life. (see p. 31) UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute’s Shock Team Saves Lives

Oxygenation (ECMO) and the Impella® heart pump – a percutaneous (through the skin) mechanical device. Used together, these procedures – performed by UH patient Aly Bobulsky and her husband, Greg Cortese, celebrate her recovery and their magical day. UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute cardiac surgeons Alan Markowitz, MD, and Benjamin Medalion, MD – provided Richard’s best chance for Collaboration and Precision Quality Care recovery. Dr. Markowitz is Chief Surgical Officer and Co-Director, Valve & Structural Heart Disease Center, Spare Bride Her Signature Smile Interim Chief, Division of Adult Cardiac Surgery; and UH cardiac surgery provided mechanical circulatory Marcella “Dolly” Haugh Chair in Valvular Surgery. support and heart pump placement. (see p. 31) Behold the radiant smile of brain tumor survivor Aly Bobulsky on her wedding day. Dr. Medalion is Director, Mechanical Circulatory Support and Surgical Co-Director, Advanced Heart Then consider that only the skilled hands of experienced surgeons ensured it was even possible When 55-year-old Richard Mack began exhibiting Failure & Transplant Center. for this beautiful bride to convey her joy on this momentous occasion. signs of cardiogenic shock, his cardiologist called the UH Shock Team. Over the following three “We’ve conducted outreach within the system and The stars aligned for Aly when otolaryngologist- UH Neurological Institute. “If it’s injured, weeks, extraordinary measures would be used to to cardiac programs outside of UH,” said Michael neurotologist Cliff Megerian, MD, and neurosurgeon the cosmetic damage can be disfiguring.” save his life, demonstrating the power of advanced Zacharias, DO, Medical Director, Mechanical Circulatory Nicholas Bambakidis, MD, carefully removed the care and collaboration. Support, UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute. nearly four-centimeter tumor pressing on the nerve Aly’s atypical symptoms began slowly, with “By informing referring physicians of the quaternary that controls facial expression. intermittent dizziness and blinding headaches. Cardiogenic shock occurs when the heart cannot care available at UH, we are saving lives that may not Imaging revealed a large tumor pressing on the sufficiently deliver oxygenated blood to the body’s have been saved before.” “With a tumor that size, it’s very, very difficult auditory nerve in her ear canal and reaching the brain organs. Not all hospitals are equipped to treat this to save normal function of the facial nerve,” stem, a sensitive location where it risks interfering condition, so Richard was transported via helicopter In 2018, UH established a new Center of Excellence said Dr. Megerian, President, UH Physician Network with the flow of cerebral spinal fluid and can be fatal. to UH Cleveland Medical Center where the UH Shock – the Hambrick Center for Cardiac Recovery at and UH System Institutes, Richard W. and Patricia R. Team gathered, ready to begin life-saving care. UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute – to advance Pogue Chair in Auditory Surgery and Hearing Sciences. In a six-hour procedure through an incision cardiogenic shock care (see page 34). “It was a silently growing tumor. If it gets too large, behind Aly’s ear, Drs. Megerian and Bambakidis The UH Shock Team comprises specialists in the areas collaborated to carefully remove the tumor and spare removal can be life-threatening.” of emergency medicine, critical care, interventional According to Francis (Ted) Lytle, MD, Medical Director, her smile for a wedding four months later. cardiology, heart failure and cardiac surgery, as well Cardiothoracic Intensive Care, UH Harrington Heart UH draws patients from across the region and Her expert care team included physical therapists, as physician assistants, perfusionists, nurses and & Vascular Institute and Division Chief, Critical the country – from places as far away as Phoenix who guided her through rigorous sessions to restore respiratory therapists. Care Medicine at UH Cleveland Medical Center, and North Carolina – for cases that demand her balance in time for the wedding. “The cardiogenic shock program emphasizes the exacting precision. On-call shock team members are activated through a collaboration of the team, and Mr. and Mrs. Mack “My smile is something that is so ‘me’ and the risk single call to the UH Transfer Center. Team members were active members of the team by being engaged in “The nerve to the face is intimately involved with of having that taken away from me was scary,” listen to the patient’s condition, then determine the the care process. It was an honor to care for Mr. Mack, the tumor itself,” said Dr. Bambakidis, Director, said Aly. “I’m really grateful that my surgeons best course of action through pre-established protocols. and we could not be happier with the outcome.” have such gifted hands.” For Richard, that included mechanical circulatory support in the form of Extracorporeal Membrane 12 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 13 Lorenzo is now thriving thanks to a lifesaving in utero procedure at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital. Caring for Our Tiniest Patients UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s positively influences lives across Northeast Ohio. (see p. 31) Heather Catanese was 22 weeks pregnant with and Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, her third son, Lorenzo, when she and her husband, Ohio. Together, the team agreed that Lorenzo was Creating a Pediatric Powerhouse Anthony, received devastating news. Lorenzo had a candidate for the procedure. Dr. Strainic called the impending hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Cataneses with the news. In a primary care office in Mentor, a UH Rainbow Still in her first year, Dr. Miller has quickly added Babies with this condition are born with half a heart, Babies & Children’s pediatrician calls a pediatric vital members to our leadership, hiring new vice chairs leaving the left chambers of the heart too small to On February 7, at 24 weeks of pregnancy, Heather pulmonology colleague at our main campus, for medical education and research and a new division pump blood to the body. underwent the procedure, known as in utero coordinating care for their young patient with asthma. chief of pediatric nephrology. UH Rainbow Babies fetal aortic valvuloplasty. Dr. Strainic provided At the new UH Rainbow Center for Women & & Children’s is currently training 99 pediatric residents Consulting with James Strainic, MD, Director, ultrasound guidance while Ellie Ragsdale, MD, Children in the Midtown neighborhood in Cleveland, a and 71 fellows, sharing a strong legacy for exceptional Fetal Heart Program, UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Director, Fetal Intervention, UH MacDonald mom and her two kids get long-overdue vision checks clinical care with the next generation of clinicians. Hospital, the Cataneses learned that Lorenzo also Women’s Hospital, delicately placed the needle into and fill their prescriptions – all in one stop. Across the At the same time, our researchers are daily challenging had a complex form of this type of heart disease, Lorenzo’s heart. Aimee Armstrong, MD, Director, world in Thailand, UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s the status quo, advancing cancer immunotherapy with severe leakage of the mitral valve. Cardiac Catheterization & Interventional Therapies, neonatologists share groundbreaking research and and new approaches to managing the growing Nationwide Children’s Hospital, manipulated a wire Babies with this combination of problems have decades of experience with hundreds of physician problem of pediatric diabetes. and balloon across the aortic valve and expanded the about a 10 percent chance of surviving to six colleagues at a scientific gathering they helped launch tiny balloon in the valve to increase blood flow. months. But Dr. Strainic thought there was a chance – the Bangkok International Neonatology Symposium. “My vision is to lead the nation in child health, and for me it all begins with the people,” Dr. Miller said. that Lorenzo’s story could be different. He told the After the successful procedure, the remainder of UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s lives in many places, “That’s the faculty and staff that we recruit and retain Cataneses about an innovative procedure that could Heather’s pregnancy went smoothly. On May 18, from dozens of pediatric primary care locations across to build exceptional teams and support great programs be done at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital she gave birth to Lorenzo at full term. He was Northeast Ohio to the flagship children’s hospital in for our patients.” while the baby was still in the womb to help the left born without hypoplastic left heart syndrome and the heart of University Circle and the countless venues side of his heart grow – something done at fewer was discharged home without needing any other where its expertise is felt. Great teams lead to great outcomes, whether it’s than 10 centers nationwide. procedures. Today, he’s a healthy baby boy who loves helping a preterm infant grow into a rambunctious interacting with his two big brothers, Gianni and Luca. Leading the clinical team is Marlene Miller, MD, toddler or helping a teenage soccer player recover and That same day, Dr. Strainic discussed Lorenzo’s case “I can already tell that he’s going to try to keep up UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s new Chair of bounce back from a dream-threatening knee injury. with multidisciplinary members of The Congenital with them,” said Heather. “We couldn’t have asked Pediatrics and UH Pediatrician-in-Chief. Dr. Miller Heart Collaborative’s Fetal Cardiac Intervention for a better outcome. We are so thankful for The joined UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s from Johns That’s Dr. Miller’s vision – to build teams team – experts in maternal-fetal medicine, fetal Congenital Heart Collaborative team, who not only Hopkins Children’s Center in Baltimore where she for clinical excellence, robust education and cardiology and pediatric interventional cardiology. saved our son’s life, but has given him a higher quality served in leadership roles in quality and safety. leading-edge research to provide UH Rainbow The Congenital Heart Collaborative brings together of life than we ever could have hoped for.” Babies & Children’s patients and their families experts from UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital with the highest quality care.

14 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 15 Developments in Medical Research

Studies Spanning Specialties

UH is dedicated to academic research, with more than 2,100 active clinical research studies and 600 clinical trials across several therapeutic areas. Among these, some notable studies in 2018 included:

• A novel device to replace mitral valves in hearts is under investigation in the APOLLO trial at UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute1

• UH Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital researchers are studying whether two drugs The Harrington Discovery Institute supports breakthrough research to advance drug discovery. (see p. 31) UH research teams provide hope for tomorrow’s cures. currently used in adult patients are safe for (see p. 31) 2 Turning Discoveries into Medicines children and teens with type 2 diabetes The heartbreaking progression of Alzheimer’s disease • UH gastroenterologists are testing a and other age-related dementias is the reason for next-generation drug for ulcerative colitis.3 that Improve Health groundbreaking research at UH, which will hopefully turn the tide for treating patients. Developing a cure for a disease or a treatment Therapeutic Development team who assist to alleviate patient suffering requires years, often the researchers in advancing their drug Supported by a $9.6 million grant from the American Coordinating UH Clinical Research decades, of painstaking research at the laboratory discoveries closer to commercialization. Heart Association/Allen Initiative in Brain Health and The UH Clinical Research Center, led by Director bench before a discovery can undergo even the The Therapeutic Development team includes Cognitive Impairment, UH initiated a major study to Grace McComsey, MD, Rainbow Babies & Children’s first tests in humans. Yet thousands of dedicated experienced pharmaceutical professionals determine whether jointly targeting blood cells and Foundation John Kennell Chair of Excellence in physicians and scientists worldwide devote their lives with deep knowledge in drug development. blood vessels can combat the rapid rise in Alzheimer’s Pediatrics, supports these studies by streamlining to these endeavors in the hope their discoveries may disease and other age-related dementias. Mukesh K. regulatory requirements and expediting the research some day make a difference for patients. In November 2018, Harrington Discovery Institute Jain, MD, Chief Academic Officer, University Hospitals; named its seventh class of Harrington Chief Scientific Officer and Harrington Endowed process. The center also promotes UH research to Harrington Discovery Institute supports physicians Scholar-Innovators. These physician-scientists work Scientific Director, Harrington Discovery Institute; foster a culture of innovation that attracts research and scientists in the U.S. and U.K. who are engaged in diverse research areas, including metabolic and Ellery Sedgwick, Jr. Chair and Distinguished talent. “Research is both the foundation and the in breakthrough research with the potential to be disorders, autoimmune disorders and cancer, and Scientist in Cardiovascular Research, will lead a team future of medicine,” she said. “Its importance translated into treatments for diseases where the develop new approaches to eradicate parasitic of investigators, including Jonathan S. Stamler, MD, has been proven through significant discoveries, need is greatest. Since the institute’s founding in diseases in developing countries. President, Harrington Discovery Institute and Robert S. continuous development of novel therapies, 2012, more than 100 physicians and scientists and Sylvia K. Reitman Family Foundation Distinguished a remarkable increase in life expectancy, and have benefited from the support and resources Harrington Discovery Institute has expanded beyond Chair in Cardiovascular Innovation, and Andrew A. improvement in quality of life from infancy to aging.” the institute provides as it executes its mission its Scholar-Innovator Awards for physician-scientists, Pieper, MD, PhD, Director, Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery The entire UH system is involved in pursuing the latest of advancing discoveries into medicines for to include programs with the Alzheimer’s Drug Foundation-Harrington Scholar Program and Gund- advances through medical research. For example, the benefit of society. Discovery Foundation and Foundation Fighting Harrington Scholar Program, Morley-Mather Chair phase II and III industry-sponsored cancer trials, Blindness. In addition, the Harrington Rare Disease in Neuropsychiatry. UH is one of only three national in coordination with UH Seidman Cancer Center, Harrington Discovery Institute was established Scholar Award, sponsored by Takeda Pharmaceutical recipients of this prestigious funding initiative. through a transformative gift from the Company Limited, was created in 2018. are being conducted at 14 community site locations. Harrington family to advance the most promising This new program provides drug development In other research, Alan J. Lerner, MD, Director, UH progresses research as a teaching hospital scientific discoveries across the “Valley of Death” support to researchers whose discoveries show UH Brain Health & Memory Center, Neurological through affiliations with the University of Oxford − the stage in drug development where a discovery promise in the treatment of rare diseases. Institute Chair for Memory and Cognition, and his and Case Western Reserve University, where clinical is promising, but insufficiently validated to attract team are examining Alzheimer’s disease gene markers practice and academic research form the hope for commercial investment. Further solidifying its commitment to rare in the international Generation Program study. They tomorrow’s cures. diseases, in February 2019, Harrington Discovery are investigating drugs that may remove the harmful Through a new model, Harrington Discovery Institute Institute announced the creation of the plaques of Alzheimer’s disease, thus preventing their helps physicians and scientists move their discoveries Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre with build-up – a novel approach to current treatment. across the Valley of Death by providing access to the University of Oxford. This global center will

critical scientific and drug development expertise. bring the capabilities, resources and expertise 1Led by Guilherme F. Attizzani, MD, Co-Director, Valve & Structural Heart Disease Center, UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute, and Co-Director, A key to the model, Harrington Scholars are carefully of both institutions together to address rare Cardiovascular Imaging Core Laboratory, UH Cleveland Medical Center; and Alan Markowitz, MD, Chief Surgical Officer, and Co-Director, Valve & Structural Heart matched with strategic advisors from the institute’s diseases that affect millions of people worldwide. Disease Center, Interim Chief, Division of Adult Cardiac Surgery, UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute; Marcella “Dolly” Haugh Chair in Valvular Surgery. 2Led by Jamie Wood, MD, Mary Blossom Lee Chair in Pediatric Diabetes. 3Led by Jeffry Katz, MD, Division of Gastroenterology, UH Cleveland Medical Center. 16 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 17 Clinical Trials are Key to Survivability for Some Patients

George Miller, 63 From Hayesville in Ashland County Surviving pancreatic cancer George Miller thought he had the flu when he first went to the emergency room at UH Samaritan Medical Center last winter. Sudden weight loss and persistent hiccups helped physicians diagnose pancreatic cancer, and brought him under the care of physicians trained in the latest treatment for this insidious disease. A team of specialists coordinated George’s complex care at UH Cleveland Medical Center, and one surgeon served as a quarterback to orchestrate procedures and cancer treatment. Jeffrey Hardacre, MD, Chair, Surgical Oncology UH Neurological Institute’s Comprehensive Stroke Center provides advanced treatment via stroke-certified teams. (see p. 31) Quality Committee, UH Cleveland Medical Center, Interim Chief Medical Officer, UH Seidman Cancer Center, enrolled George in a clinical trial of an investigational immunotherapy It’s the DAWN of a New Day agent that primed his immune system against his tumor and, with chemotherapy, the tumor cells. “Clinical trials are in Stroke Treatment at UH critical to improving outcomes,” declared Dr. Hardacre. After postoperative immunotherapy and chemotherapy, When stroke occurs, every second counts. For those used clinical criteria and special imaging studies to George’s scan showed no evidence of cancer. Through UH who rely on UH in this critical moment, they can determine who could benefit from this treatment.” Seidman Cancer Center’s broad network of community sites, George Miller returns to his active lifestyle driving his backhoe. take comfort in knowing they will receive the highest Prior to this clinical trial, many patients were not George is able to continue infusion treatments at UH Sharon quality care and the latest techniques available. considered eligible for such life-saving treatments. Health Center, closer to his home in rural Ashland County. From technology providing live-stream stroke assessments for patients en route to our emergency Studies like this fundamentally change the way rooms to using innovative devices that mechanically stroke is treated. As an academic research institution, Using CAR-T to Battle Cancer UH incorporates study findings into protocols that remove a clot, UH treats patients suffering from A revolutionary immunotherapy called CAR-T (chimeric antigen are used at all UH hospitals. stroke in a uniform, yet individualized manner. receptor T cells) is unleashing cellular soldiers in the bodies of UH Neurological Institute’s Comprehensive Stroke The UH System Stroke Program leads quality lymphoma and leukemia patients whose cancer has stymied Center leverages UH providers’ expertise with initiatives with UH Neurological Institute teams traditional treatments. CAR-T cells are re-engineered on site advances to elevate our standard of care. and work together to handle the most complex at the Cellular Therapy Laboratory that UH Cleveland Medical Center runs with Case Western Reserve University. Unlike other These protocols result from research and clinical neurovascular disorders. “In building the stroke hospitals that do not manufacture their own CAR-Ts, UH’s cells trials. For example, UH was a major participant in the program at UH, our goal was to form stroke-certified are fresh and delivered in an average of two weeks – much international DAWN trial which extended the window teams across the UH system who work to deliver faster than it takes for other hospitals to get frozen cells from for treating patients with a major stroke up to the best treatments immediately after diagnosis,” commercial pharmaceutical manufacturers. “These T-cells have 24 hours after symptom onset. The study, which said Dr. Sila. “Once we establish the plan for care, a biologic function, but we’re making them more sophisticated,” ended early due to its success, was published in we can determine whether the patient can be cared said Jane Reese-Koc, MT, MBA, Operations Director of the The New England Journal of Medicine. for at their community hospital or whether their needs are more complex requiring transfer to a Cellular Therapy Service, UH Stem Cell Transplant Program. UH’s principal investigator for DAWN was Cathy Sila, UH hub hospital or UH Cleveland Medical Center.“ “Rarely do we see a treatment work this well, this fast. It’s MD, Chair, Department of Neurology, and Director, remarkable.” Added Paolo Caimi, MD, Medical Director, Comprehensive Stroke Center, UH Cleveland Medical The stroke specialists at UH Cleveland Medical Center Clinical Trials Unit, UH Seidman Cancer Center, “This is the Center; Director, UH System Stroke Program; and collaborate rapidly via telemedicine links throughout beginning of a new wave of cellular therapies and our current the Gilbert W. Humphrey Professor of Neurology. the health system. This communication and shared CAR-T trial, along with commercial CAR-Ts, are the tip of the According to Dr. Sila, half of the patients who received protocols provide the expertise of an entire team using iceberg. The ability to offer our patients clinical studies with In 2018, UH began its CAR-T clinical trial in which the latest therapies to move patients toward recovery. locally manufactured, advanced cell therapies is a privilege as treatment had a good outcome at 90 days: “DAWN patients receive cells engineered and cultured on a clinician and a researcher, and we hope this research can site in the cellular therapy laboratory. (see p. 31) expand soon to treat other cancers.”

18 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 19 Seeing the Patient as a Person Facilitates Healing

Gina Ciani, 40 From Concord in Lake County Surviving breast cancer Gina Ciani’s breast cancer was confirmed on the very same day she learned her mother’s cancer had aggressively returned. The pair, always close, started chemotherapy together two weeks later. Compassion guided their care teams, as evidenced by the pivotal decisions made by oncologist Judah Friedman, MD, radiation oncologist Janice Lyons, MD, Bob and Ann Gillespie Master Clinician in Oncology, and gynecologic oncologist Steven Waggoner, MD, Anderson Family Master Clinician in Gynecological Oncology, in treating Gina’s cancer. But it may be best displayed by the post-acute nurses at her bedside after surgery to remove her ovaries. Gina awoke to the grim news that her dying mother had just hours to live. Her nurses sprang into action to rapidly expedite her discharge and made sure she got home safely to her mother, who passed away later that day. “Everybody has a story,” explained Gina. “If the nurses had not recognized how important it was for me to be with my mom and just moved on about their day, it would have Gina Ciani relishes the gift of time with family. been a pivotal moment in my life. But they didn’t. They got it. And that’s the care you get at UH.” With the strength he called on at power lifting competitions, UH patient Jeff Peshek is determined to win his war on cancer.

Heinz Binder, 83 Jeff Peshek, 55 Jeff Peshek blacked out behind the wheel of his truck From Avon Lake in Lorain County From Austintown in Mahoning County after visiting a family member in the hospital. Doctors Surviving ALK-positive lung cancer Surviving brain cancer in the ER discovered two masses in his head and immediately transferred him to UH Ahuja Medical Heinz Binder was distressed to learn the non-small cell Center, where they were familiar with a noted lung cancer that first appeared six years earlier had neurosurgeon. Tiffany Hodges, MD, successfully returned. Then he was dealt another blow: the medication operated to remove a multifocal glioblastoma of the that could target a defect in the ALK gene would cost a temporoparietal lobe. “We think the world of her,” staggering $6,000 each month. “It was extremely expensive,” said Jeff. “Being so close to paralyzing nerves, she said Heinz. “I certainly couldn’t afford it.” Enter UH Specialty did an amazing job.” Jeff was also grateful that he Pharmacy, an indispensable team that helps patients navigate was able to return to the UH Seidman Cancer Center the challenging world of retail pharmacy. Pharmacists well-versed at Salem Regional Medical Center, nearly an hour in the use and side effects of oncology drugs work closely closer to his home in Mahoning County, for radiation with patients at UH Seidman Cancer Center locations to therapy with William Demas, MD, and chemotherapy help them obtain and safely take these powerful drugs. with Ayla Kessler, MD. Jeff knows that glioblastoma Staff also assist in finding foundation funding to cover steep is an aggressive form of brain cancer and that he co-pays. In less than three years, UH Specialty Pharmacy is may never again work as a tour bus driver. But he’s filling 2,000 percent more prescriptions, covering areas like also confident he’s in the care of a compassionate gastroenterology, rheumatology, cystic fibrosis and hepatology/ UH Neurosurgery works together with cancer team members in the treatment of brain tumors. (see p. 31) network of cancer experts. “We can’t say enough solid organ transplant, in addition to oncology. “They have about Dr. Hodges and all the care we’ve received from been extraordinarily helpful in following up and helping me,” everyone,” Jeff said. “It definitely saved my life.” Heinz Binder delights in tinkering with cars. said Heinz, who has also been cared for by clinical staff at the UH Seidman Cancer Center at UH St. John Medical Center.

20 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 21 Centers of Excellence: UH’s Joint Replacement Program Enhances Quality and Value While Controlling Costs

When the UH Joint Replacement Program sought to enhance patient experience and ensure uniform, high quality care through its high reliability medicine (HRM) initiatives across the health care system, the result was safer surgery, improved outcomes, higher patient satisfaction and recognition as a national Center of Excellence (COE) by two of the largest employers in the U.S. For over 90 percent of patients, this means an overnight hospital stay, discharge to home and a faster recovery after joint replacement surgery.

As a result of the HRM initiative, UH medical centers model typically provides employees enhanced benefits, have been recognized as value leaders for joint including 100 percent coverage of procedure costs replacement surgery. In 2018, Walmart selected and travel expense reimbursement, along with the UH Cleveland Medical Center as a national COE peace of mind that comes from knowing their health to provide joint replacement surgery for its employees care is provided by recognized experts. and families. Similarly, General Electric selected both UH Cleveland Medical Center and UH Conneaut Additionally, UH participates in Medicare’s bundled- Medical Center in 2016 as national COEs for joint payment program. Since 2015, UH has voluntarily replacement surgery. participated in the program for joint replacement. Drew Weninger, a U.S. Naval Academy Midshipman, goes from hip arthroscopy to running a marathon. And in 2018, UH began participation in Medicare’s “We have seen a dramatic increase in patient volume new Bundled Payments for Care Improvement since the start of this innovative program,” said Advanced program, tying performance on quality Helping Our Active Patients UH Joint Replacement and Rheumatology Institute measures and cost savings to payment for more Director Matthew Kraay, MD, Kingsbury G. Heiple MD than 10 different health conditions and surgical Less than 18 months after hip surgery, Drew Weninger Dr. Salata and his team, innovators in the field, and Fred A. Lennon Chair in Orthopaedics. “Patients procedures at nine hospitals, resulting in 37 bundled triumphantly crossed the finish line in the United improve outcomes and safety by using novel participating in these programs are carefully screened payment provisions. “The experience we have gained States Marine Corps Marathon. techniques, such as performing the operation without to ensure these procedures are necessary, and are in the joint replacement bundled payment program the use of a post to provide distraction. This procedure thoroughly evaluated and medically optimized before will be very helpful for our UH colleagues in other The 26.2-mile run that began near Arlington is unique to the Northeast Ohio market and performed traveling to Cleveland for their surgery. This leads areas of medicine. National Cemetery in Virginia, with Howitzer guns at only a few centers nationally and internationally. to fewer complications for the patient and provides blaring, was a fitting start – considering the hip injury value to employers through reduced health care costs “By undertaking a comprehensive care redesign that that rocked Drew’s world after he arrived at the “Drew’s return to such a high level of activity is a associated with unnecessary surgeries and poorly included managing quality, ensuring procedures only U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. testament to his hard work and the work of his coordinated health care.” occur when appropriate, reducing complications and A football and lacrosse player in high school, therapy team and the surgery that he had here,” readmissions, and finding more cost-effective and Drew switched to long-distance running as a said Dr. Salata, who is also the Associate Team A multidisciplinary team at UH provides extensive innovative ways to provide care for our patients in all time-efficient alternative during his first year Physician for the Cleveland Browns. “A return to education and concierge services to support the settings where they receive care, we have not only at the Academy – and aggravated a congenital hip activity is the goal we have for all of our patients.” patient experience and achieve best outcomes. prepared ourselves to expand our bundled payment condition that he never realized he harbored. programs, but we have elevated the standard of care Drew went home the same day following his surgery A growing number of self-insured companies are in all our hospitals,” explained Dr. Kraay. Drew suffered from femoroacetabular impingement, at UH Ahuja Medical Center and began months contracting directly with health care providers for an uneven shape to the hip ball and socket that can of physical therapy, including swimming, employee health care. The COE’s alternative payment cause labral tearing – and affects nearly one in three which proved a more forgiving exercise on his adult males. In Singapore for a semester abroad, the joints. Within six months, he was jogging again. pain became so intense that Drew said even tying his shoes was excruciating. An MRI showed where his “I wasn’t getting the surgery just to be able to put on femur tore the ring of cartilage along his hip socket. my pants without pain, but to go back 100 percent to the way life was before, and to accomplish the goal I Drew returned to Ohio to see Michael Salata, MD, had before surgery, which was running a marathon,” Director, UH Sports Medicine Institute, who has Drew said. performed more than 2,200 hip arthroscopies.

22 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 23 Mako virtual 3-D models provide the surgical team a predictable postoperative outcome with increased accuracy. (see p. 31) UH telehealth provides convenient care when you need it, where you need it. (see p. 31)

in delivering high value care for our community. The UH Samaritan Medical Center clinical and medical Creating the Seamless Patient Experience UH telehealth strategy includes three areas of focus: staff and the UH Telehealth, Information Technology and Clinical Integration departments is a great As a super-regional health system, UH seamlessly cares for patients no matter where they reside. • Virtual care (telehealth) – Providing direct patient example of the strength of the UH system, the power Key to this is the hub-and-spoke model that blends primary and specialty care from over 200 care via live video across multiple health care settings of an integrated network, and the commitment of the physical locations across the region with virtual care and telehealth that enhance our reach, team that works diligently to ensure compassionate • Digital access – Programs and platforms that allow care. Additional telehealth programs in our neonatal which is then complemented by our network of hospitals providing tertiary and quaternary care. patients to directly schedule appointments or access intensive care units, emergency departments and virtual care with a UH provider Additionally, the UH academic research efforts move in Northeast Ohio. Additionally, a new ambulatory many of our community hospitals were also launched medicine forward and deliver hope to many who surgical center will be built along with expanded • Digital care continuum – Offering programs and in 2018. Importantly, our efforts in growing the previously had no alternatives, including those with outpatient services. digital tools that allow patients to connect with telehealth program yielded a 75 percent year-over-year rare diseases. And post-acute care services, such as their care team to manage episodic care or chronic increase in virtual care visits. skilled nursing and hospice care, round out the care Another example of specialty care includes the highly diseases. Our orthopedic and pediatric cardiology In 2018, we also enhanced digital access by offering for all life stages. advanced robotic technology that’s transforming the specialties have utilized these tools for facilitating expanding our scheduling capabilities with the way joint replacement procedures are performed in disease management and patient engagement. Creating Mini-hubs. With value becoming UH’s western region. The new Stryker Mako System rollout of online scheduling for care across the increasingly important in the delivery of health care, at UH Elyria Medical Center uses a virtual 3-D model In 2018, UH launched a robust expansion of our UH system. Internally, providers can easily make UH aims to provide the right care, at the right to create a personalized surgical plan before entering virtual care program. For example, patients living referrals to specialty providers for our patients place, at the right time, which means growing the operating room and assists the surgeon in in the Ashland area can now visit the UH Samaritan with over 90 percent of our providers now on our many of our regional locations to become mini-hubs providing a more accurate placement and alignment Medical Center virtual multi-specialty clinic to receive Schedule Me Now platform. Since its launch in early for specialized care. The recent announcement of the of the implant. “With Mako, we are bringing highly ambulatory care in several specialties – including 2017, over 40,000 referrals have been made for our phase 2 development of UH Ahuja Medical Center sophisticated care to our patients that lets them be neurology, hepatology, vascular, maternal fetal patients using this tool. Externally, we launched a illustrates this strategy in action. This $200 million treated close to home,” explained William Stanfield, medicine, genetics and sleep disorders – via a proprietary self-scheduling tool giving our patients project directly addresses UH’s eastern region needs. MD, Director, Center for Bone and Joint Replacement, virtual visit with specialists located throughout the the ability to book their own appointments with This project will feature new labor-and-delivery and UH Elyria Medical Center. UH system. This service enhances access to expert care over 160 providers in 10 specialties. Plans are currently neonatal intensive care units, an expanded women’s for our UH community by leveraging the expertise under way to expand this capability in 2019, health and comprehensive breast health center, a Enhancing Access via Telehealth. Creating a of our entire UH system. Working as a physical clinic, adding significantly more providers to the consumer larger emergency room, and radiology services. We seamless patient experience also means enhancing staff supports the technology interface as well as self-scheduling tool. Both of these applications are will also add the largest sports medicine complex access so our patients can easily seek the care of the clinical assessment, providing similar benefits quick and easy through the UHhospitals.org website our expert providers. Digital health is a key driver as a face-to-face visit. The collaboration across the and the UH Now mobile app.

24 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 25 UH provides valuable learning opportunities for nurses. (see p. 31) Through improved clinician communication, UH smartphone apps can enhance quality patient care. (see p. 31) Preparing the Next Generation of Caregivers

Caring for Our Caregivers To help ensure high quality health care continues • The Corey and Doug Ralston Advanced Practice in our community, UH has made a commitment to Nursing Scholars program supports nurses training Physicians and other caregivers within the UH family are far better at looking after their patients educate the next generation of medical professionals. to become certified nurse practitioners (see page 55). than themselves. Creating and maintaining a work environment that allows our caregivers to Physician residents and fellows come to Cleveland The UH Bridge to Your Future program supports perform at their best while also making sure that their work lives are rewarding and balanced from throughout the U.S. and abroad to train at movement into higher level positions by helping is a major goal of health systems nationwide, UH included. UH through traditional programs. Additionally, UH has created unique programs aimed at addressing our caregivers improve their educational skills. the nation’s nursing shortage. The American Nurses Staff from our local community college partner come In a 2018 UH engagement survey, physicians Soon, UH will provide clinicians another tool: Association states over one million nurses will be to UH and help them navigate the college enrollment shared opinions about their work experience. an application designed for communication needed by 2022 to keep up with the health care process. Additionally, we offer an adult diploma UH has worked hard to address concerns and build among providers. The UH Innovates application demand. UH is working with community colleges and program for those who work at UH and want on strengths. “We want to be transparent, inclusive was developed by UH Ventures under the leadership nursing schools to create innovative strategies that to complete their high school diplomas. and collaborative,” said Nicole Maronian, MD, Chair, of Krystal Tomei, MD, MPH, and will combine problem- increase enrollment and graduation rates. Some of Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, solving with crowd-sourcing, said Dr. Maronian. The UH Health Scholars Program is a five-year these recent initiatives include: UH Cleveland Medical Center, and Co-Lead, Clinician Dr. Tomei is a pediatric neurosurgeon at UH Rainbow educational opportunity for under-represented, Engagement Core Committee. Babies & Children’s Hospital and the Reinberger • The Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) to minority Cleveland-area students who are in high Endowed Director in Pediatric Neurological Surgery. Cleveland State University RN-to-BSN program school. The program helps students who are Now, instead of waiting for survey results, leaders can offering educational assistance to enhance the interested in pursuing a career in medicine to build keep their fingers on the pulse of how UH physicians “Physicians like to fix things,” Dr. Maronian said. “Now participation of Tri-C graduates transitioning to an educational portfolio. Scholars are prepared are feeling about their jobs – in real time. In 2018, they are able to post a concern that we can make sure the Cleveland State University RN-to-BSN program. academically through standardized test preparation Goutham Rao, MD, UH Chief Clinician Experience is forwarded to the right person. Also, this will allow and deep dives into sciences appropriate for Officer, created a smartphone-based UH Wellness other physicians to post with solutions they offer, or • UH and Kent State and Cleveland State universities medical careers. Scholars are also taught essential Meter for health care providers. Every week, to say, ‘I agree, I’d also like to see this happen.’ recently joined forces to launch a new nursing professional, communication and leadership skills a sample of physicians and advanced practice education initiative designed to increase the number necessary for academic or professional success. providers are asked to convey from a scale of “We can communicate with each other virtually, of baccalaureate-degreed nurses who enter the 1 to 10, “How rewarding or challenging has your and collaborate in solving problems.” workforce each year. Through this program, UH has created workforce development programs day been?” They are also asked about specific with Cleveland Metropolitan School District high Caring for caregivers at UH, she added, occurs UH will provide financial assistance to nursing positive and negative aspects of their day. schools to train students for nursing assistant roles. “when we improve communication among all students in their senior year at Kent State and Over time, the Wellness Meter will generate UH also creates pathways to help elevate nursing providers, from senior leaders to junior faculty to Cleveland State in exchange for a commitment meaningful and actionable trend information. assistants into higher level positions. advanced practice providers.” And, by ensuring our to work at UH for two years post-graduation. commitment to the needs of health care providers, Additionally, we will provide our experienced And UH has developed partnerships with area we excel in our care delivery to patients. nursing staff to serve as teachers in the Kent State schools to increase enrollment for medical laboratory and Cleveland State nursing programs. and pharmacy technicians.

26 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 27 At UH Rainbow Center for Women & Children, patients and families receive necessary medical and social services. (see p. 31) Enhancing Community Health, Advocacy and Education The Food for Life Market at UH Otis Moss Jr. Health Center provides patients with nutritional foods to stay healthy. (see p. 31)

While access to excellent health care is essential, Fundamental to the center’s innovation is its social, economic and environmental factors largely integrated services. For example, patients can receive Addressing Food Insecurity and determine a community’s health, and UH identified necessary behavioral health services at the time several unmet needs contributing to health inequities of their primary care appointments. Other on-site Chronic Health Conditions in our own city. services include optometry, nutrition and pharmacy. While the U.S. is an advanced nation, considerable food and consultations with dietitians. “Our goal is In response, a team at UH Rainbow Babies & Additional group programs promote supportive social disparities exist in health care. Addressing the root to help our patients control chronic health conditions, Children’s Hospital designed a novel health care connections, including CenteringPregnancy, a group causes can serve to improve a community’s quality such as high blood pressure and diabetes, by model, offering multidisciplinary care and social prenatal care program to reduce preterm birth rates of life. And in many urban communities residents providing access to the necessary food for an active, services all under one roof. “Our emphasis on equity, which contribute to Cuyahoga County’s high infant often need help to be healthy. For this reason, healthy lifestyle,” she said. inclusion, outreach and partnership with patients mortality rate. Other services include medical-legal, UH made the commitment to do more. If during a patient’s health care visit he or she is and community stakeholders underpins the center’s social work, Rainbow Connects (joining families with In 2018, UH celebrated the opening of the Food for deemed to be food insecure, the physician will innovation,” said pediatrician Aparna Bole, MD, community resources) and a WIC (Women, Infants, Life Market at the UH Otis Moss Jr. Health Center, write a referral to go to the Food for Life Market. a key participant in the center’s development. and Children) office. an outpatient facility providing family medicine and Upon visiting the market, patients receive one week’s In July, UH opened its new $26 million, And for its sustainable design, the U.S. Green Building specialty services in the Fairfax neighborhood in worth of food, free of charge. They also have the 40,000 square-foot UH Rainbow Center for Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Cleveland. “We recognize many families are living option of meeting with a dietitian, at no cost, who Women & Children, providing medical services Design (LEED) program recently awarded the center a day-to-day struggle to survive and often may be can counsel them on dietary needs and optimal for women, teens and children in Cleveland’s its highest platinum designation for its urban location faced with the decision to keep the roof over their food choices. Patients are eligible to receive the food MidTown neighborhood. and accessibility, excellent energy performance and head or put food on the table,” explained Margaret assistance once a month for up to six months and can optimal indoor air quality. Larkins-Pettigrew, MD, UH Community Impact, Equity, get an extension by meeting again with their physician. The community partnership was intrinsic to the Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Edgar B. Jackson, Jr., MD, identification and planning of services, explained Since opening, the center has received over Chair of Clinical Excellence and Diversity. “As a result, Since opening, UH has served more than Patti DePompei, RN, MSN, President, UH Rainbow 41,000 clinical care and pharmacy visits from women food choice may be based on cost rather than 125 households, providing individuals with healthy Babies & Children’s and UH MacDonald Women’s and children, and has been described warmly by nutritional value.” food options, elevating the conversation about choices hospitals. “From the first conceptual design of this community partners, neighbors and patients as that can improve their overall health and demonstrating center, the team pledged to address the overall “our” Center for Women & Children. With the new Food for Life Market, UH is offering UH’s compassion in caring for our neighbors. well-being of the people we serve. And we had patients an opportunity to take control of what they very committed partners who shared our vision, eat and serve their family by providing free healthy including our donor community.”

28 | University Hospitals • UH VISION IN ACTION UH VISION IN ACTION • University Hospitals | 29 Distinguished Physicians Photo Captions

All UH physicians are experts in their field and demonstrate compassion in caring for patients. Front Cover: (From left) Tiffany Hodges, MD, Page 13: Top photo: (From left) Page 18: (From left) Jeffrey Sunshine, MD, Neurological Surgery-Oncology, Department Michael Zacharias, DO, Medical Director, PhD, UH Chief Medical Information Officer and For those physicians who stand out among their peers, UH honored them with recognition as a Distinguished of Neurological Surgery, UH Cleveland Medical Mechanical Circulatory Support, Co-Chairman, Department of Radiology, UH Center and UH Ahuja Medical Center; Jenny UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute; Cleveland Medical Center; Michael Boland, RN, Physician. In 2018, UH selected the inaugural class, which included 36 physicians acknowledged for exceptional Wilson, RN, Nurse Transfusionist, Medical Chantal ElAmm, MD; Puigi Catherine Shea, CEN, Emergency Services Nurse; Cathy Sila, MD, depth of knowledge; willingness to share that knowledge through peer collaboration and mentoring students, Oncology, UH Geauga Medical Center; Bashar MD; Francis (Ted) Lytle, MD, Medical Director, Chair, Department of Neurology, and Director, residents and fellows; providing extraordinary compassionate care; requested by colleagues to care for their loved Mubashir, MD, Hematology and Oncology, Cardiothoracic Intensive Care, UH Harrington Comprehensive Stroke Center, UH Cleveland UH Portage Medical Center; Sam Rodgers- Medical Center; Director, UH System Stroke ones; leaders who set standards for quality, improvements in patient care practices and technologic advances; and Heart & Vascular Institute and Division Chief, Melnick, MT-BC, Music Therapist, UH Seidman Critical Care Medicine, UH Cleveland Medical Program; Program Director, Vascular Neurology physicians who take pride in offering their patients treatment based on epidemiologic and translational research. Cancer Center and UH Connor Integrative Health Center; Richard Mack (patient); Julie Herzog, Fellowship; Director, Neurosonology Laboratory, Network; Judah Friedman, MD, Hematology MSN, RN, ACNP-BC, CCRN, CSC, Clinical UH Neurological Institute; Gilbert W. Humphrey These physicians, who have cared for UH patients for over 10 years, were honored at a ceremony and presented and Oncology, UH Geauga Medical Center Coordinator, Surgical Intensive Care Unit and Professor of Neurology Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit; Tracy with a new lab coat bearing this distinguished new title. Back Cover: (From left) Chesley Cheatham, Page 19: (bottom) Paolo Caimi, MD, Schwab, NP M.Ed., MCHES®, Manager, Community Outreach, Medical Director, Clinical Trials Unit, UH Seidman UH Seidman Cancer Center; Richard Chang, MD, Inset photo: (From left) Benjamin Medalion, Cancer Center Hematology and Oncology, UH St. John Medical MD, Director, Mechanical Circulatory Support Page 21: (From left) Kimberly Tramte, Anesthesia Neurosurgery Psychiatry Center; Carly Trainer, BSN, Radiation Oncology and Surgical Co-Director, Advanced Heart Failure APRN-CNP, Surgical Nurse Practitioner, Erin Furey, MD Nicholas Bambakidis, MD John Hertzer, MD Nurse, UH Parma Medical Center; Xuan Huang, & Transplant Center, UH Harrington Heart & UH Ahuja Medical Center; Tiffany Hodges, MD, Ray Graber, MD MD, PhD, Medical Oncology, UH Geauga Vascular Institute; and Alan Markowitz, MD, Neurological Surgery-Oncology, Department Medical Center and UH Landerbrook Health Chief Surgical Officer and Co-Director, Valve & of Neurological Surgery, UH Cleveland Medical OB/GYN Radiology Center; Ryan Kazmierczak, RPh, BCOP, Structural Heart Disease Center, Interim Chief, Center and UH Ahuja Medical Center Dermatology Marjorie Greenfield, MD R. Chapman (Chip) Gilkeson, MD Clinical Pharmacist, Department of Pharmacy Division of Adult Cardiac Surgery, UH Harrington Susan Nedorost, MD Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew, MD, MS Dean Nakamoto, MD Services, UH Seidman Cancer Center, UH St. John Heart & Vascular Institute; Marcella “Dolly” Page 24: (From left) Heidi Brillian, CST, Surgical Donna Plecha, MD, FSBI Medical Center Haugh Chair in Valvular Surgery Technologist-Certified, UH Elyria Medical Center; Paul Pakan, Mako Product Specialist; Eric Emergency Medicine Ophthalmology Page 9: (Top row, from left) Randy Jernejcic, Page 14: (From left) Lolita McDavid, MD, MPA, Gaines, PA-C, Physician Assistant-Certified, Howard Dickey-White, MD Julie Belkin, MD MD, UH Vice President of Clinical Integration; Medical Director, Child Advocacy and Protection, Radiation Oncology Center for Orthopedics; William Stanfield, MD, Cynthia Zelis, MD, MBA, UH Vice President UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s; Priscilla Edward Burney, MD, FAAO, FACS Louis Novak, MD Director, Center for Bone and Joint Replacement, of Ambulatory Operations and Digital Health; Amoah, MD, resident physician, UH Babies & UH Elyria Medical Center Family Medicine Mark E. Schario, MS, RN, FACHE, Vice Children’s Hospital; Krystal Tomei, MD, MPH, Todd Zeiger, MD Orthopedics UH Seidman Cancer Center President, Population Health, University Hospitals, Division Chief, Neurological Surgery, UH Rainbow Page 25: Kristin Voos, MD, Director, Neonatal Christopher Furey, MD Paula Silverman, MD President, UH Quality Care Network & UH Babies & Children’s Hospital; and Reinberger Family Centered Care, UH Rainbow Babies & Accountable Care Organization Endowed Director in Pediatric Neurological Genetics Matthew Kraay, MD, MS Children’s Hospital and Program Director, Surgery; Marlene Miller, MD, Chairman, Pediatric Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, Suzanne DeBrosse, MD (Bottom row, from left) Abirammy Surgery Department of Pediatrics and UH Pediatrician-in- UH Cleveland Medical Center Sundaramoorthy, MD, System High Reliability Otolaryngology- Edward Barksdale Jr., MD Chief, UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s; Renelle and Safety Officer, University Hospitals; George, MD, fellow physician, UH Rainbow Page 26: (From left) Nicole Maronian, MD, Medicine Head & Neck Surgery Alan Markowitz, MD Peter Pronovost, MD, UH Chief Clinical Babies & Children’s Hospital; Ethan Leonard, Chair, Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Transformation Officer Keith Armitage, MD Pierre Lavertu, MD, FACS Raymond Onders, MD, FACS MD, Chief Medical Officer, UH Rainbow Babies Neck Surgery; Goutham Rao, MD, UH Chief Clinician Experience Officer Barry Effron, MD Robert Shenk, MD Page 11: (From left) Sean Hoynes, MD, & Children’s Hospital Jeffry Katz, MD Medical Director, Risk Management, Pathology Page 16: (From left) Divya Seth, PhD; Page 27: (From left) Becky Jones, University Hospitals; Primary Care Representative, Anthony Post, MD, MS Mark Cohen, MD Urology Mohamed Awad, MD; Jonathan Stamler, RN-BC, MSN, FABC, ONC, Clinical Educator, UH Pain Management Institute; Primary Care Richard L. 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30 | University Hospitals • DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS PHOTO CAPTIONS • University Hospitals | 31 Report on Philanthropy

Dear Friends,

At University Hospitals, there is no greater mark of success than the support of those we serve. No greater measure of our performance than our connection to the community.

In 2018, UH received more than $149 million in support to help advance the science of health and the art of compassion. Within this total is unprecedented funding for research and discovery as well as numerous examples of striking generosity, including:

• The Minoff family’s contribution to advance outpatient care, recognized with the naming of the UH Minoff Health Center at Chagrin Highlands in 2019

• Continued support from Angela and James Hambrick to UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute, establishing a new Center of Excellence Sam Minoff (left) wearing his white coat from the 2018 Mather Society induction ceremony with Daniel I. Simon, MD in cardiac recovery

• Personally meaningful support from Mary and Dr. Rustom Khouri Lighting the Way to elevate emergency care for Westside patients and families. For decades, Harold “Sam” Minoff and his late wife, Located near the intersection of I-271 and Harvard Of the more than 15,000 gifts UH received last year, 18 were gifts of Clare, along with their children – Amy and Michael Road, UH Minoff Health Center is the health system’s $1 million or more and each had a profound impact on our health system, Southard, Barry Minoff and Roy Minoff – were most prominent outpatient facility and, serving more benefiting areas such as advanced nursing education, mental health successful Cleveland business leaders, focused on than 100,000 patients annually, is also the busiest of initiatives, pet therapy and more. compassionate leadership, product innovation and, UH’s 50 health centers. above all, customer service. At the same time, we reinforced our commitment to the community with UH Minoff Health Center houses a wide array of the July 2018 opening of the UH Rainbow Center for Women & Children, Following the sale of Kichler Lighting last year, the services, including primary care, radiology, women’s a vision made reality thanks to many donors, foundations and corporations. Minoff family decided to give back to the community health, heart and cancer care, ENT, travel medicine Fully funded through external support, the center received over 41,000 that helped build their company. Sam and his children and laboratory services. In addition, the urgent clinical care and pharmacy visits in its first eight months of operation and has made a transformational gift to UH to benefit care center, complete with a UH Rainbow Babies become an integral resource for community engagement and education. outpatient care. In recognition of the family’s historic & Children’s section, serves adults and children It is a powerful demonstration of the impact philanthropy has on our gift, which is the largest to a UH outpatient facility to when quick diagnoses and treatments are needed. health system and the difference we can make when we unite around date, the center has been renamed UH Minoff Health a common goal. Center at Chagrin Highlands. “In the years since I met the Minoff family, I have been impressed by their deep commitment to helping We applaud your enduring commitment to our mission and all those we “We’ve lived in this community most of our lives,” people in our community,” said Daniel I. Simon, MD, serve. Your passion and support are both invaluable and vital to UH’s future. said Sam. “Clare and I raised our family and built a President, UH Medical Centers. “Their meaningful gift business here. Now, we have the opportunity to make will undoubtedly support UH’s vision of advancing the a difference in the lives of other families like ours, science of health and the art of compassion.” who deserve access to the very best health care in SHELDON G. ADELMAN Northeast Ohio.” Chair, UH Development Committee

32 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 33 James and Angela Hambrick Mary and Dr. Rustom Khouri Hambrick Family Gift Establishes First Generous Gift Benefits Westside Cardiac Recovery Center in Region Emergency Care

In honor of a generous $5 million gift from Angela The Hambricks’ support will also allow UH to recruit Last year, Mary and Dr. Rustom Khouri, longtime Earlier in 2018, UH St. John Medical Center earned and James Hambrick, and in recognition of the top clinicians for cardiac recovery, continue to enhance supporters of UH St. John Medical Center, committed both a five-star rating for quality from the Centers importance of improving heart care in Northeast Ohio care using the most advanced technologies and $3 million to support renovations of the hospital’s for Medicare & Medicaid Services and silver status for and beyond, University Hospitals established integrated processes, and become a national center emergency department. In recognition of their stroke care through the American Heart and American a new Center of Excellence – the Hambrick Center to train and educate cardiogenic shock care providers. gift – the largest in the hospital’s nearly 40-year Stroke associations. The Khouris’ gift will enable clinical for Cardiac Recovery at UH Harrington Heart & history – the space was named the Khouri Center staff to continue exceeding the standard of care for Vascular Institute. “We were inspired to make this gift because of the for Emergency Medicine. patients suffering from life-threatening conditions. innovative care at UH and the immediate impact the Every year, approximately one million Americans suffer center can and will have,” said James. “Health care is Renovations to the Khouri Center for Emergency “Our family has relied on UH St. John Medical Center from a heart attack, which can lead to cardiogenic evolving at a rapid rate and we want to ensure that Medicine will include state-of-the-art technology and for decades,” said Mary Khouri, Founder and Chief shock. There is a critical one-hour treatment window UH physicians and the treatments they discover and diagnostic equipment, a modern and open layout, Administrative Officer of Carnegie Management and after cardiogenic shock occurs, making timing crucial. provide remain at the forefront.” and standardized exam and treatment rooms to Development Corporation, who also serves on the Without immediate treatment, patients in cardiogenic improve quality outcomes. board of Rainbow Babies & Children’s Foundation. shock have a 70 to 90 percent mortality rate. The Hambricks previously established the Angela “From broken bones to births, we have always been and James Hambrick Master Clinician in Innovation, “Providing the highest quality care, close to in good hands and now we want to give back to “UH already has one of the lowest mortality rates for an endowed position that supports leadership and the homes of the patients we are privileged ensure others will continue to receive this kind of cardiogenic shock patients among U.S. News & World innovative advances in cardiology. to serve, is a hallmark of University Hospitals,” outstanding care for generations to come.” Report top-ranked heart centers,” said Thomas F. said Rob David, President, UH St. John Medical Center. Zenty III, UH Chief Executive Officer. “This generous “UH is committed to bringing lifesaving care to patients “The emergency department is the gateway to our “We hope our gift will help inspire others to make donation will allow us to further our commitment to in their local community and this gift from Angela system. We are grateful to the Khouris for their meaningful gifts, too, so we can collectively see improving survival rates in Northeast Ohio and across and James will allow us to do just that with cardiac generous gift, which enhances our ability to this community gem succeed,” added Dr. Khouri, the country.” recovery,” said Marco A. Costa, MD, PhD, MBA, deliver emergency care to the people of Westlake President and CEO of Carnegie Management and President, UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute and surrounding communities.” Development Corporation and an active member of A coordinated team of physicians, nurses and other and Angela and James Hambrick Master Clinician in the UH St. John Medical Center Leadership Council. cardiovascular experts at seven UH locations are Innovation. “The Hambrick Center is precisely where currently prepared to treat cardiogenic shock patients. science and compassion meet – we are coordinating Because of this gift, an expanded footprint in the latest in treatment options in convenient locations the near future will help serve even more people. to save lives today.”

34 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 35 Samuel Mather Society

We gratefully acknowledge Roe Green Howard M. Hanna* Kathy and Jim Pender James and Angela Hambrick Howard Melville Hanna* Perkins Charitable Foundation our distinguished members Barbara M. Jacobs* M.A. Hanna Company/Hanna Mining Company The Thomas F. Peterson Foundation of the Samuel Mather Society KeyBank Foundation Richard D. and Ilene L.* Hardy PNC Bank Mr.* and Mrs.* Severance A. Millikin Mr. Edward Stephen Harkness* Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Pogue for cumulative (lifetime) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Murdough Jr. Perry* and Virginia* Harrison PolyOne Corporation giving of $1 million or more. Ride the Rainbow The John A. Hartford Foundation Portage Medical Center Foundation Samuel Mather (1851-1931), Samaritan Hospital Foundation John C. Haugh Portage Medical Center Gala Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herrick Portage Medical Center Golf Outing a renowned Cleveland Sarah Cole Hirsh* Wolfgang Puck SAMUEL MATHER SOCIETY industrialist, philanthropist Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horvitz Rainbow Golf Classic $1 Million – $4.99 Million Virginia Hubbell* Rainbow Jumper Challenge and former University Anonymous ( 5 ) The Huntington National Bank Rainbow Radiothon hosted on Star 102 From left: Daniel I. Simon, MD, President, UH Medical Centers; Joseph R. Calabrese, MD; Mary and Dr. Rustom Khouri; Hospitals Board Chairman and The Althans Foundation Robert and Susan R. Hurwitz Corabel and Douglas Ralston Sally and Bob Gries; Thomas F. Zenty III, CEO, University Hospitals The Andrews Foundation Hyundai Motor America Ronald P.* and Paula Raymond patient, was one of the most Mr.* and Mrs.* Matthew Andrews Frances W. Ingalls* Maggie A. Reimer* generous benefactors in UH Mrs. Laura S. Baxter-Heuer The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls Foundation The Reinberger Foundation history. Mr. Michael A. Heuer Tom H. and Anne Hunter Jenkins Robert S. and Sylvia K. Reitman Family Art and Carol Anton The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Foundation Celebrating Philanthropy John M. and Marsha L. Antonucci Henri Pell Junod Jr. RE/MAX, LLC * Deceased At the Sea, Under the Stars in Naples Sister Dorothy E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Remen Children’s Miracle Network The Auxiliary of University Hospitals Cleveland Maryann Z. and Larry Kennedy Robert R. Rhodes* Nearly 500 UH friends and benefactors gathered Bob and Sally Gries have over 40 years of service to Medical Center Dr. Rustom and Mary Khouri Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Ricci SAMUEL MATHER SOCIETY The Auxiliary of University Hospitals Portage Doris and Floyd Kimble Foundation Edith O. Richman* in October for the Annual Society of 1866 Celebration. UH. Bob has served as a UH Board member since Elizabeth King* Marion C.* and William B. Risman $10 Million+ Medical Center Recognized for their outstanding generosity and 1977 and is a member of the Orthopedic Leadership Jack J. Belcher Dolores Kleinman Tricia L. and Robert G. Risman and Monte and Usha Ahuja and Family Bolton Foundation The Kline Family Foundation R. Wayne Risman commitment, Mary and Dr. Rustom Khouri, and Bob Council, while Sally has been a longtime member on Hudson D. Bishop, MD* Julian C.* and Fanny Hanna* Bolton Terri and Stuart Kline Barbara S. Robinson The Rockefeller Foundation and Sally Gries were honored with Samuel L. Mather the UH Diamond Advisory Group and serves on the William* and Lois* Briggs BP America, Inc./Standard Oil of Ohio Kohl’s Department Stores Children’s Miracle Network Bratenahl Circle of Friends Carrie Rothenberg Kohn* Enid and Dr. David Rosenberg Visionary Awards and Joseph Calabrese, MD, received Neurological Institute Leadership Council. The Gries’ Cleveland Foundation Donald P. Brestich* Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Rosskamm Kathleen A. Coleman Brian & Joe Rainbow Radiothon Northeast Ohio Affiliate Mrs. Betty Rosskamm the 2018 Distinguished Physician Award. established the Lucile and Robert H. Gries Endowed Harry Coulby* Britton Fund Karen and Alan M. Krause Dr. Fred C. and Jackie Rothstein Director, Center for Cancer Drug Development, in The Dolan Family Constance W. and James W.* Brown Jr. The Kresge Foundation Saint Luke’s Foundation For decades, Mary and Dr. Rustom Khouri have relied Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drusinsky Brenda and Marshall B. Brown The Kuhn Family Foundation Mary T. Savage* honor of Bob’s parents, as well as the Sally Gries Five Star Sensation Norma N. Chapman* Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kuhn Cindy and Bob Schneider on UH St. John Medical Center for all of their family’s Nursing Endowment Fund in recognition of the life- Foundation Fighting Blindness Circle of Friends Events Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kuhn Henry* and Carol Schoenewald health care needs. To express their gratitude for Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation Kenneth S. and Deborah G. Cohen Mr. Scott Kuhn The Harold C. Schott Foundation saving neurological care Sally received in 1988. Char and Chuck Fowler Rosalie* and Morton A.* Cohen Kulas Foundation Harry* and Eleanor Schwartz Family the outstanding care they have received over the Chann Fowler-Spellman and Jeffrey and Trisha O’Brien Cole Barbara Lazaroff Ellery* and Elizabeth W.* Sedgwick Edward F. Spellman The Lester E. and Kathleen A. Coleman Ruth Lederer* Michael R. and Marian K. Shaughnessy years, the Khouri’s committed $3 million to support Dr. Joseph Calabrese, Director, Mood Disorders Program Holley Fowler Martens and Robert F. Martens Foundation LGS Properties The Lawrence C. Sherman Family Foundation, renovations of the hospital’s emergency department. and Bipolar Disorders Research Center, Department of Dr. Donald J.* and Mrs. Ruth W.* Goodman Duane E. and Barbara “Joyce” Collins G. Russell and Constance P. Lincoln a supporting foundation of The Jewish Leonard C. Hanna Jr.* Gerald A* and Martine V. Conway Paul S. Lincoln Federation of Cleveland Dr. Khouri, an active member of the UH St. John Psychiatry, UH Cleveland Medical Center, is a world- The Harrington Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cristal Jocelyne K. and Frank N. Linsalata The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Medical Center Leadership Council, was the first renowned physician-scientist and expert in bipolar Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harrington Alexander and Sarah Cutler The Catherine L. & Edward A. Lozick Foundation Vincent K.* and Edith H.* Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Harrington Cystic Fibrosis Foundation LTV Corporation Dr. Kenneth A.* and Christine E. Spano chair of the hospital’s annual golf outing and has disorder treatment and research. He is an esteemed Ms. Jill Harrington Drs. William T.* and Beverly B. Dahms The Lubrizol Foundation Speedway, LLC been a consistent contributor to the event since and internationally acclaimed researcher who was Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Horvitz Dairy Queen Corporation Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation Mr.* and Mrs. Irving B. Spitz George M. & Pamela S. Humphrey Fund Don C. Dangler* and the Mandel Supporting Foundations St. Baldrick’s Foundation 2013, while Mary proudly serves on the board of named the inaugural appointee to Bipolar Disorders Mr.* and Mrs.* John G. Butler Lois and Larry* Davis Maniglia Foundation for Head & Neck Medicine Stanley Medical Research Institute the Rainbow Babies & Children’s Foundation. Chair in 2007. Dr. Calabrese has dedicated nearly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Keefe Marti D. and Jeffrey S. Davis & Surgery STERIS Corporation The Ireland Family Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for Elizabeth Ring Mather and William Gwinn STERIS Foundation 30 years to serving the patients and families of UH. The Jewish Federation of Cleveland the Arts and Sciences Mather Fund Morris S. Stone* The Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust William and Lorraine Dodero Samuel L.* and Flora Stone* Mather Harry Lundy Taylor IV, MD* Fred* and Alice* Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Duvin Ronald McDonald House Charities of Katharine Holden Thayer* Mrs. Alfred Lerner Eaton Northeastern Ohio, Inc. Third Federal Foundation The Minoff Family Elyria Medical Center Foundation Medtronic, Inc. Margaret C. Tomec* Sam and Clare* Minoff Evergreen Philanthropic Fund Ruth S.* and Charles W.* Midelburg TRW Inc. Amy and Michael Southard Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Fergus David P. Miller and Frances A. Cosentino Washington S.* and Marion C.* Tyler 2018 Mather Society Inductees (from left, standing): Barry Minoff The Figgie Foundation Kathryn and Paul Miller Family Fund of the United Way Services Wendy Adelman Kampinski, Cindy Flynn and Elizabeth Roy Minoff Firman Fund Cleveland Foundation University Physicians, Inc. Karen L. Mole Mrs. Pamela Humphrey Firman* Miracle Fund for Advanced Breast Dennis A. Upson* Porter, Rainbow Jumper Challenge Circle of Friends; Roy Calvary Morris* Mr. and Mrs. Royal Firman III Cancer Research Linda and Les Vinney Minoff; Amy and Mike Southard; Mary and Dr. Rustom The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation Mr.* and Mrs. Robert C. Webster Jr. Sally S.* and John C. Morley Dominic A. Visconsi Rainbow Babies & Children’s Foundation The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation Ellen Garretson Wade* Khouri; Dee Kleinmen; Richard Hardy; Karen Horky, Dr.* and Mrs.* John A. Flower Bob, Eleanore and Kathy Risman Doris A. Flynn* Hoyt C. and Gail S. Murray Wain Family Norma Welling and Jeanne Tondiglia, The Auxiliary of UH Barbara P. Ruhlman Mr.* and Mrs.* Daniel B. Ford S. Darwin Noll* Wal-Mart Stores, Inc./Sam’s Club Sylvia G. Oliver Penni and Stephen J. Weinberg Portage Medical Center; (from left, seated): Mary Adelle Jane and Lee Seidman Foundation for Spine Research and Education Iris S. and Bert L.* Wolstein Dr. Sanford A. and Sheila F. Fox F.J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation Jerome A.* and Joy* Weinberger Family Horner, Rainbow Jumper Challenge Circle of Friends; Constance Chandler Frackelton* William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation James W. Wert Family Corey and Doug Ralston; Brenda and Marshall Brown The Sam J. Frankino Foundation William J. and Katherine T. O’Neill The Marguerite M. Wilson Foundation SAMUEL MATHER SOCIETY William O. & Gertrude Lewis Frohring Jane and Jon Outcalt Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wolf Jr. $5 Million – $9.99 Million Foundation Julia Clark Owen* The Bert L. Wolstein Legacy Golf Tournament Not pictured: St. Baldrick’s Foundation; Alexander and Anonymous ( 3 ) Robert I. Gale III Family Mrs. Madeleine H. Parker Josephine* and John A.* Wootton Sarah Cutler; Darlene and Robert Duvin; Ann and Bob Sheldon G. and Terry Adelman Albert I.* and Norma C. Geller Parma Hospital Health Care Foundation Jeannette and Frank* Zagara Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillespie Parma Medical Center Gala Thomas F. Zenty III Gillespie; Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation American Heart Association-National Center Dr.* and Mrs. Victor M. Goldberg Parma Medical Center Golf Classic Zucker/Uhrman Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish and the Mandel Supporting Foundations; Barry Minoff; Mary Jane and Jack Breen Sally and Bob Gries Parma Medical Center Renaissance Ball Federation of Cleveland Centers for Dialysis Care’s Leonard C. Rosenberg Ida and Irwin Haber Partnership for Families Together Malcolm* and Helene* Zucker Sam Minoff; Madeleine H. Parker Renal Research Foundation John A.* and Marianne Millikin* Hadden We Make a Family Hal* and Ronna Uhrman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Connor Howard Hanna Choo Choo Chow Chow Colonel Oliver Hazard Payne* Seth Uhrman John and Sharon Ferchill Family Howard Hanna Real Estate & Hanna Family Peg’s Foundation 36 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 37 Benefactor Society

We gratefully acknowledge Joan C. Edwards Charitable Foundation Fannie E. Rippel Foundation BakerHostetler Josephine H.* and Joseph J.* Geiger Sr. Mayer-Haber Memorial Fund George Simmons* Mr. and Mrs. Juan Antunez Mr.* and Mrs.* Raymond F. Evans LaVerne G. Rosenfeld* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Balch The Gerber Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities Drs. Daniel Simon and Marcy Schwartz Array Healthcare Facilities Solutions the exceptional generosity James E. Ferris* Mr. Peter Roskowetz Bank of America Frank Scott Gibson* The McGregor Foundation Sisters of Charity Health System Aurora One Fund of our Benefactor Society Fifth Third Bank Margo and Robert Roth Fran and Jules Belkin Gilbane Building Company MCPc Family Charities Margaret Smith* AVI Foodsystems, Inc. Claud H. Foster* Dominic Ruggie* Grace M. Benco* Phyllis L. Gilroy* MCPc, Inc. Southwest General Health Center Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Babbush members, whose cumulative Samuel J. and Connie M. Frankino Foundation Arlene J. Sahr* Jeannette Bir* and Anita Uhrman GlaxoSmithKline Mr.* and Mrs.* John P. McWilliams State Farm Mutual Automobile Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Babcock (lifetime) giving totals Giant Eagle, Inc. Ruth G. & Sam H. Sampliner Foundation Norman Bleiweiss* Judy Polshek Goodman Medical Staff of University Hospitals Parma Insurance Company Lucy M. Backus* $25,000 – $999,999. Gladys B. Goetz* Schwab Charitable Fund Samuel E. Bool* Norma Green Family Foundation Medical Center The Billie Howland Steffee Family Fund, a Mary Ann Bagus* Helen Wade Greene Charitable Trust Nancy and Thomas Seitz The Brown Family Ms. Nancy G. Dickenson The Mellen Foundation supporting organization of the Cleveland Dean and Elizabeth Barry The society recognizes Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Grossman Mr.* and Mrs. Michael Sherwin Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Foundation Richard & Jane Green Family Foundation, Inc. Merck & Company, Incorporated Foundation Caroline H. Baslington* individuals, family foundations, Beverly Stadler Harris* The Sherwin-Williams Company Dr. Arthur* and Edwina* Burns Mr. Richard D. Green* Elizabeth Briggs Merry* Stryker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Batiuk William Randolph Hearst Foundation Mr.* and Mrs. Robert L. Sill Gail and Bill Calfee Mr. Steven A. Green Burton D. Morgan Foundation Joseph D. and Sandra H. Sullivan Nancy Benacci special events, associations, John C. Heege* Linda and Dan Silverberg Catanzarite Family Foundation III The George Gund Foundation Molly Dixon and Jerry Murphy Sheldon J. Taubman* Robert H. Benson* corporations and foundations. Sean and Becky* Hennessy The Skirball Foundation Centering Healthcare Institute Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Halfhill The David and Inez Myers Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey B. Thrope Biltmore Foundation D. Tremaine Hildt* The Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust Kevin and Lisa Chernikoff Mrs. William Aubrey Hall* N & P Charitable Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Quinten Tifft Charles W. Bingham* The Honor Project Trust Spirit of Children Dr. Wei-shen Chin and Ms. Lynn T. Le Edwin B. Hamlin* Gift Fund Jane B. Tripp* The William Bingham Foundation * Deceased Gilbert W. Humphrey Family St. Jude Medical Mr. Barry Chiron Madeline L. Hamlin* NACCO Industries, Inc. Louis F. Uhle* Biosense Webster, Inc. Children’s Miracle Network Mr. Gilbert W.* and Robert L. Swanker* Circle K - Great Lakes Region Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Harnett National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center Lawrence and Marilyn Blaustein Charitable Fund Mrs. Louise Ireland* Humphrey Mildred S. Taylor * William T.* and Margaret R.* Clark Haskell Fund Louise Francy Neely* Auxiliary Boehringer Ingelheim USA Corporation PLATINUM Mr.* and Mrs. George M. Humphrey, II The Triple T Foundation Bill D. Clem, MD* Mr. Coburn Haskell* Mr.* and Mrs.* Myron J. Nickman Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Helen Boiardi* $500,000 – $999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Jones University Family Medicine Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Clutter Melville H. Haskell* Nordic Air Inc. Kimberly Vehovec Fund of the Cleveland Mr.* and Mrs.* Eugene W. Bondy Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Joseph Mrs. Karen E. Vassil Mr. and Mrs. Yu Chi G. Co H.J. Heinz Company Foundation North Chestnut Medical Arts Building Foundation Jerome* and Loretta* Borstein Anonymous (8) Kali’s Cure for Paralysis Foundation, Inc. Mr. Lawrence W. Vassil The George W. Codrington Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Herrick Partnership George Garretson Wade Charitable Trust Benjamin F. Bourne* Academic Education, Inc. Kanner Family Cheryl L. and Bruce J. Waller Charitable Foundation Paul* and Betty* Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Novak Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Wald Frances K.* and George T.* Bradner Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Anderson Eleanore M. Kosman* Danielle Horvitz Weiner and Michael Weiner Louise Davis* Hills Department Stores Oglebay Norton Foundation Mae Reed Waller Trust Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bradt Matthew* and Mabel S.* Andrews Leonard Krieger Fund of the Cleveland The S. K. Wellman Foundation DDR Corp. Marion E. Homeier* Ohio Credit Union League Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Warner, III Brenner Foundation, Inc. Arch Eagle Foundation Foundation Steven R. and Trudy Wiesenberger Dermatology Research and Education Advised Hood-Meyerson Foundation Omnova Solutions, Inc. Verna S. Warpula* Thelma K. Brickman* Katherine L. Archer* The Lincoln Electric Foundation Virginia T. Williams* Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Mr. Robert F. Meyerson* Bonnie Osher Alan and Janice Woll Family Philanthropic Fund Bristol-Myers Squibb Company The Bach Family Foundation Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation Wolf Family Foundation, a supporting Dr. Thomas E. Dick and Ms. Susan B. Spector Hazel P. Hostetler* John Osher of the Jewish Community Board of Akron Elizabeth F. H. Brown* Mildred P. Bach* H. and R. Marcus Family Philanthropic Fund of foundation of The Jewish Federation of Howard and Linda Dickey-White Philanthropic The John Huntington Fund for Education Aurel F. Ostendorf* John E.* and Florence M.* Wood Fannie Brown* Mr.* and Mrs. Richard N. Bahnick The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Cleveland Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Diana* and Edward J. Hyland Jr. Anne B.* and Henry Ott-Hansen World Health Organization Michael P. Brown Colon Cancer Foundation Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP Herbert and Cookie Marcus Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wolf Jr. Mrs. Helen W. Dix* Jones Day Park Corporation Zimmer Willard W. Brown* Flora Blumenthal Lois and Martin Marcus Family Philanthropic Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wolf Dominion East Ohio Edith N. Jones* Parker Hannifin Corporation Frances R. Zverina* BTIG Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Kathryn* and George* Woodward Donley’s, Inc. Steven and Debbie Joseph Parma Hospital Auxiliary Ruth E. Bueschlen* Leonard A.* and Helen Russell* Bretschneider Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Marcus Sandra and Tim Wuliger Dworken & Bernstein Co., L.P.A. Clara M. Kaiser* The Michael Pender Memorial Fund of the John and Barbara Burns James Brown* Isabel Marting* Audrey S. Zirke* Doris J. Egle* Alvin Kohn* Cleveland Foundation SILVER John G.* and Carol H.* Butler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burbick Grace C. McElhone* Martha H. Zlotnik Ernst & Young LLP KPMG LLP Kathy and Jim Pender $100,000 – $249,999 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Butler Carole* and David D. Carr Mr.* and Mrs. Stanley A. Meisel Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. Sanford Kutash Grace L. Pennington* Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP Children’s Research Foundation of Cleveland Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Meyer III Fairmount Santrol Foundation Legacy Health Services Sandra Pianalto The Callahan Foundation The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation The 1525 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Miller GOLD Feldman-Wehn Family The Lenox Foundation Rainbow Children’s Council Paul and Sherry Carleton The Cliffs Foundation Abbott Laboratories Mt. Sinai Community Partners $250,000 – $499,999 Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Ferrazza Marcia and Frederick Floyd Esther and Hyman Rapport Philanthropic Trust Angela G. Carlin Rosalie and Morton Cohen Family Memorial Abiomed, Inc. The Murch Foundation Betsy V. Figgie Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Levy Mrs. Marilyn F. Regan Carrera Partners, Inc. Donor Advised Fund of The Jewish Anonymous (2) Charles* and Mary* Abraham John P. Murphy Foundation FirstEnergy Corporation LifeHealth, LLC Reliance Electric Company Dr. G. Phillip Cartwright and Federation of Cleveland Alliance Bernstein Mr. Elias L. Abraham* Charles J. Neuger* Flight Options, LLC Chester J.* and Elsie B.* Lis Research and Educational Foundation of OHA Dr. Carol A. Cartwright Costco Wholesale Corporation ABB Foundation Inc. Academy Health Northeastern Ohio Healthcare Foundation Allen H. Ford LIVESTRONG Foundation, Inc. Reserve Management Group Case Western Reserve University Covidien ABB Inc. Ace Hardware Corporation Northern Ohio Golf Charities Foundation, Inc. Frances B.* and George W.* Ford Charles T.* and Jeannette A.* Lomeaux The Reuter Foundation Case Western Reserve University - Department of Ruth S. Cowdery* Abbott Fund Peter and Anne Adams Dr.* and Mrs.* Frank E. Nulsen Forest City Enterprises Helvi R. MacDonald* Rite Aid Corporation Surgery Foundation Jeffrey and Julie Cristal The Abington Foundation Thomas and Joann Adler Family Foundation, Ohio Department of Medicaid Foundation for Healthy Communities The Robert S. Malaga Foundation Alfred N. Rodway* Jan and Josephine Castora Susan and Michael Cristal Jodi and Joel Adelman Family a supporting foundation of The Jewish OneSight The Fowler Family Charitable Fund at Schwab Dr. and Mrs. Randall E. Marcus RPM International Inc. Celloram, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Daberko Akron Community Foundation Federation of Cleveland The Pew Charitable Trusts Dick* and Joyce* Fowler Dr. Alan H. Markowitz and Cathy Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Saltzman Krishan and Sneh Chandar Mr.* and Mrs. Harold H. Davis Allen Aircraft Products, Inc. Advance Group Pfizer, Inc. Jeffrey Fowler Marriott International Teresa and James Schaffer Jr. George N. Chandler II* and Family Diamond Shamrock Corporation Robert O. Alspaugh* Agilysys, Inc. PGA Tour, Inc. Steven Fowler S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Scholnick JPMorgan Chase Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Dietrich American Greetings Corporation Mr.* and Mrs.* Quentin Alexander Jane M.* and James H.* Pohl Margaret R. Frieberger* Mr. and Mrs. S. Sterling McMillan III Mark P. and Christina M. Schumann Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Chisholm DJ Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William L. Annable American Society of Cataract and Refractive Radatz Class Admin Settlement Trust Ruth Garber Friedman* Elizabeth McMillan, MD and Mr. Victor Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Federation Karen L. and Earl P. Cipriani James and Donna Reid The Evenor Armington Fund Surgery Foundation Rainbow Kids Cards The GAR Foundation Carrasco of Cleveland Susan Cipriano* Clark Dunlap* Helen R. Armstrong* George H.* and May Margaret* Angell Constance H. Rebar The Ashtabula Foundation, Inc. Debbie and Peter K.* Garson Ms. Katharine Jeffery and Mr. Brady Farrand Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Sears Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Eliza Ann Clark* Mrs. Patricia A. Redford AT&T John and Peggy Garson Mr. and Mrs.* Thomas W. Offutt III Sol* and Molly* Siegal

BRONZE One Night at the Boneyard Tiffany Baumann and Friends Norwalk High School Dance Marathon Benefactor Society Special Events $50,000 – $99,999 Parma Medical Center Hospice Golf Outing Breast Cancer Benefit The Ohio Corporate Cup Golf Tournament Portage Medical Center Hospice Golf Outing Bonnie’s bRACEr for the Cure Ken Pasko Memorial Golf Outing Bedford Medical Center Senior Network Golf RE/MAX Results Corks and Forks Bowling for Babies Pull-Ups for Zoe Outing The Race Emily’s Rainbow Run Parkinson’s Wellness Bootcamp The Virginia Righter Walk for Women Cleveland State Dance Marathon The Rainbow Run PLATINUM Cross Country Cancer Conquest Rockin’ Summer Soiree Extra Life Rainbow Charity Golf Classic Rock the Rainbow Climb for the Kids: The Quest for Mt. Everest Romeo’s Pizza Holiday Delivery Drive $500,000 – $999,999 Dancing with the Docs A Spark of Hope – Keeping Dreams Alive Fore The Kids Golf Outing Rainbow Radiothon Hosted on La Mega 87.7 FM The Shining Light Charity Golf Scramble D&S Automotive Annual Summer Cruise In Saks Fifth Avenue Key to the Cure Driving Home a Cure for PKD American Girl Fashion Show St. John Medical Center Golf Classic A French Country Picnic Chuck Ricci Memorial Golf Outing St. John Medical Center Festival of the Arts Dean DePiero’s Charity Run/Walk, Inc. Roy D. Schmid Memorial Golf Outing Elyria Medical Center Golf Classic The Becky Hennessy Golf Classic Greater Cleveland Auto Show Safe Kids Charity Shoot Judy Stricker Memorial Golf Tournament Eastlake Go Kart Race Seasons of Life Fundraiser The Lu-Jean Feng Clinic Beauty Benefit Palm Beach Circle of Friends Charity Preview Night Secret Service “Jukebox” Charity Golf Classic Summertime on the Shore Jared Ellsworth Celebration Basketball Shaker Heights Ribbon Run Jennifer Ferchill Foundation Mardi Gras Parma Medical Center Harvest SILVER Marilyn B. Gula Mountains of Hope/Miracle Shake, Rattle & Roll...For the Babies! Tune Into Your Heart Tournament SPIRIT Masquerade Parma Medical Center Renaissance Evening $100,000 – $249,000 Fund “Golf for a Cure” Sips and Dips University Hospitals Geneva Medical Center Fighting Cancer: A Cause for Dance St. John Medical Center Hope Fund Golf Outing Great Lakes Theater Festival – A Christmas Carol Save a Smile, Save a Child Hinckley Hills Golf Course, Inc. SpartanTHON Community Christmas Card Fund Drive Fraternal Order of Eagles Miracles Happen Sunset on the Rocks Awakening Angels Howl in Hudson Open Heart Open Spring Into Style Brian Werbel Memorial Golf Outing Benefit Swagelok Spring Charity Casino Night Champions for Hope Katie’s Rock and Roll Birthday Bash Holiday Mocktail Party & Safe Kids Benefit St. John Medical Center Top Chef Whisker’s Pub Annual Charity Chili Cook-Off Gingerbread Angels Tri-ing for Children’s Triathlon GOLD The Cleveland Marathon Killbuck Cystic Fibrosis Benefit and Auction Kelly Kinney Memorial – Splash Out Cancer Thompson Drag Raceway – Race for Rainbow Grand Prix Charities – Go Cart Race for Rainbow Tyrone’s Memorial Run $250,000 – $499,999 Cleveland’s Most Photogenic Baby Contest Lisa’s Legacy 5K Run/Walk Miracles Happen Hennessy Gala Celebration for the Linda Trivisonno Hallum’s Heroes Barstool Open Walking for Talking Cocktails for a Cure Miracles Happen Casino Night & Poker Fun Rally Comics for Kids Brynn Monahan Charity Open Endowment Fund BRASS I’m Wishing for a Cleveland Christmas We Love Jeremy Golf Outing Cool Nights, Hot Jazz Moonlighting Event $25,000 - $49,999 Dominic’s Dream Night of 100 Dinners Triv’s Vegas Variety Show Lightnin’s Long May You Run Tour What’s Up, Doc? Emily’s Hopeful Holiday NOPGA Legends of Golf The Ron Kornblut Memorial Golf Outing Once in a Blue Moon Brian Werbel Memorial Fund - IMAGINE Art of Healing Loveman Golf Tournament Auto Show Charity Gala – Miracles Happen 39 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 39 Dee Kleinman Endowed Director The Enduring Legacies of Endowed Positions of Volunteer Services

Endowed Chairs, Directors and Master Clinicians are prestigious titles at University Hospitals which are awarded In 2018, UH celebrated the establishment of its 100th to leading physicians and administrators, recognizing profound contributions in health care and the potential for endowed position, a milestone made more momentous by continued innovation. They are sources of support, providing dedicated funds for research, education and training the donor – longtime friend and UH volunteer Dee Kleinman. in perpetuity. And they are, above all else, inspiring reminders of our community’s generosity, each a lasting Her gift established the Dee Kleinman Director of Volunteer legacy for individuals and families that will endure for generations. Services, a unique position that celebrates volunteerism and pays homage to UH’s origins. The inaugural Kleinman Director, Barbara Nalette, has led UH Volunteer Services since 2003. “UH was founded by volunteers and, over its history, has been sustained and supported by their service,” said Dee, who has been a committed UH volunteer since 1977. “I wanted to 102 celebrate UH’s long-held tradition of volunteerism and help endowed positions positions established in 2018 (as of 12/31/18) it thrive in the years to come.”

Barbara Nalette (left) and Dee Kleinman

Brenda and Marshall B. Brown Master Clinician in Innovation and Discovery Dominic Piunno Endowed Chair in Hemophilia and Bleeding Disorders In August, Brenda and Marshall Brown, bolstered by support from the Dr. Donald J. and Ruth W. Goodman Philanthropic Dominic Piunno has had hemophilia his entire life and, Fund at the Cleveland Foundation, established the Brenda and for nearly as long, has hoped researchers would find a cure. Marshall B. Brown Master Clinician in Innovation and Discovery In 2014, his step-grandmother, Maria Quinn Piunno, established at UH Seidman Cancer Center. The position will advance cancer an endowed fund at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital research and the transformative work of inaugural appointee to benefit hemophilia research and, over the years, the Amitabh Chak, MD, Chief Innovation Officer, UH Digestive Piunno family and their Circle of Friends raised additional Health Institute. “Dr. Chak is a dedicated, caring and brilliant funds for “Dominic’s Dream” through events and appeals. doctor,” said Marshall. “We know his research will change With support from Sylvia Oliver and a matching gift from countless lives in a positive way.” Rainbow Babies & Children’s Foundation, they cumulatively raised $1.5 million and established the Dominic Piunno Endowed Chair in Hemophilia and Bleeding Disorders at UH Rainbow. Sanjay P. Ahuja, MD, Director of the Hemophilia Marshall and Brenda Brown Program and the Hemostatis and Thrombosis Center at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, was named the Dominic Piunno (left) and Sanjay P. Ahuja, MD inaugural Piunno Chair and the newest Rainbow Babies & Bob and Ann Gillespie Master Clinician Children’s Foundation Scholar. in Oncology Like many who have been treated for cancer, Ann Gillespie and Jane and Lee Seidman Chair her husband, Bob, understand the toll the devastating disease in Cancer Innovation has on those diagnosed and those who love them. To help, the Energized by the vision and passion of Theodoros N. Teknos, MD, couple established the Bob and Ann Gillespie Master Clinician President and Scientific Director, UH Seidman Cancer Center, in Oncology at UH Seidman Cancer Center in March 2018. Jane and Lee Seidman furthered their commitment to cancer Their gift, augmented by support from the Dr. Donald J. care with the creation of the Jane and Lee Seidman Chair in and Ruth W. Goodman Philanthropic Fund at the Cleveland Cancer Innovation. Their commitment of $1.25 million was Foundation, will advance clinical oncology through the work amplified by additional support from the Dr. Donald J. of inaugural appointee Janice A. Lyons, MD, Director of and Ruth W. Goodman Philanthropic Fund at the Cleveland Breast Cancer Services, UH Department of Radiation Oncology. Foundation. Dr. Teknos, a renowned clinician and academic authority in head and neck cancers, is the inaugural Seidman Chair appointee.

Ann Gillespie (left) and Janice A. Lyons, MD

Jane and Lee Seidman

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Jill and Paul Clark General Motors Corporation Mr.* and Mrs. Samuel G. Lucarelli Mr. and Mrs. Terrence R. Ozan Ramon L. Clemens* Generations Healthcare Management Mr.* and Mrs.* Lucius B. Lyman Peter and Beverly Padegimas Cleveland Browns Football Company LLC Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. George Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Male Mr. and Mrs. David Pangallo Cleveland Browns Foundation Margaret Edith Gibbs* Mr. and Mrs. John R. Male Elsa U. Pardee Foundation Cleveland Indians Baseball Company Crystal C. Gifford* Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Maltby The Park Foundation John R. and Carolyn M. Climaco Glenmede The Milton & Tamar Maltz Park-Ohio, Inc. Cochlear Americas JoAnn and Robert Glick Family Foundation, Inc. Jim and Nancy Patterson Consolidated Solutions Global Alzheimer’s Platform Foundation June and Michael Mancuso The Payne Fund Conway Family Foundation Marshall and Sandy Goldman F. Howard Mandel and Elizabeth B. Wright Elizabeth Peckham* Mr. Allen N. Corlett Jr.* and Ms. Pamela J. Robert* and Sylvia Goodman Dr.* and Mrs. Anthony Maniglia Alfred Penko* DeMuth Gould Electronics Inc. Mr.* and Mrs.* Harry Mann Steve L. Penko* Mr.* and Mrs. Alfred G. Corrado Leah D. Graver* Mantua Family Healthcare, Inc. PEPCO Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Cottle Cynthia M.* and David B. Greenberg March of Dimes Pepper Pike Place Associates Courageous Steps for Parkinson’s Marilyn B. Gula Mountains of Hope Foundation Dale H. and Barbara J. Markowitz Michael and Shari Perlmuter Covia Holdings Corporation Mr. Allen J. Gula Jr. Marlboro Fund Mr.* and Mrs.* A. Dean Perry Meredith A. Cowden Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Bahman L. Guyuron Martin Healthcare Group Kim Meisel Pesses and Paul D. Pesses Gerald and Marti Cowden H and M Enterprises Company LTD. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Mast Jeffrey H. Peters, MD Meredith A. Cowden The Kenneth Haas Trust for Medical Care MBNA America Bank, N.A. Petitti Garden Centers Cox Business Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hagy Jr. Mr. and Mrs.* Alexander McAfee Pharmakinetics Laboratories Andrew A. Pieper, MD, PhD, with family, friends and colleagues at the Morley-Mather Chair dedication Mary Elizabeth Crabtree* Virginia Harrison Hamann* Margaret H. McCarthy* Charlene Phelps, MSN, RN, FAAN* The Edward F. Crawford Foundation Amy and Lee* Handel and Family McLane Company, Inc.- Sunoco/A Plus Phi Mu Fraternity Foundation Credit Unions for Kids Melanie and Richard Hanson Elizabeth McCracken* Physician’s Ambulance Service, Inc. Beth and Rand Curtiss Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Hardy The McGee Foundation The Plain Dealer Publishing Company UH Names Inaugural Appointees Esther* and Richard* Cusa Chuck* and Jean Harle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McGinty PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Mr.* and Mrs.* Joseph D. Harnett Lawrence McHale Progressive Partners CVS/pharmacy Iris and Tom Harvie Sheila Rowan McHale Maria E. Quinn and Frank R. Piunno In 2018, UH named inaugural appointees to the following endowed positions: Helen Mackey Daube* Dr. Joseph M.* and Mrs. Ann C.* Hayman Thomas C. McLaughlin, MD Radiology Specialists Ltd. Jerome F. Daube* Healthnetwork Foundation Dr. Edward Meckler Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin Jr. Davis Automotive Group, Inc. Josephine Heisler* Medical Mutual of Ohio Ann* and Phillip Ranney DC Party Rentals, LLC Rebecca and J. David Heller Meisel Family Foundation, a supporting Julie and Peter Raskind Christopher M. and Sara H. Connor Chair in Integrative Health Deaconess Foundation Herzog Family Foundation foundation of The Jewish Federation of Ms. Sarah M. Rayburn Dealer Tire Gertrude C. Donnelly Hess* Cleveland RBS Citizens Francoise Adan, MD, is the inaugural Christopher M. and Sara H. Connor Chair in Integrative Health. Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. DeFrancesco The Albert M. Higley Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Meisel Reata Pharmaceuticals Ralph M. Della Ratta Jr. The Albert M. Higley Company Mr.* and Mrs. Stanley A. Meisel Mrs. Helen J. Redmond In 2017, the Connors reinforced their commitment to the UH Connor Integrative Health Network with a gift Deloitte The Albert M. and Beverly G. Higley Fund, a Kim Meisel Pesses and Paul D. Pesses Drs. Benjamin J. Reichstein and Leona Cuttler* of $6.5 million, a portion of which was used to elevate the endowed master clinician position the couple Achilles* and Kristen Demetriou supporting organization of the Cleveland The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Reisman Mr.* and Mrs.* James H. Dempsey Jr. Foundation The Merck Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George S. Repchick, II previously created in 2015. “Creating a chair signifies, on behalf of the hospital and the donor, that a discipline Dr.* and Mrs. Peter B. DeOreo HKM Direct Market Communications Anne T. Meyer* Richard L. Reppert and Jeanette deHaven is really important and will be there forever,” said Chris. “We’re proud to give Francoise this title and show others Mr. and Mrs. David S. Dickenson II HKS, Inc. Mid-West Forge Corporation A. William Reynolds Ms. Nancy G. Dickenson Priscilla B. and David H.* Hoag Mr. and Mrs.* George B. Milbourn Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rhodes that integrative medicine is a critical part of UH.” David and Janet Dix Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. The Millard Group, Inc. Robapharm The Doliveck Family Charitable Trust John H. Hord* Janet L. Miller Sarah and Bill Robertson The Donahey Family Foundation Helen Chisholm Hord* Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Miller Rockefeller Brothers Fund William Dorsky and Cornelia Hodgson Douglas M. and Mary Adelle Horner Jeffrey Modell Foundation, Inc. Mr.* and Mrs.* Fred E. Roedger Jack and Mary Herrick Distinguished Chair in The Elizabeth G. and John D. Drinko Charitable Mr.* and Mrs.* Gerald Hornick Modularix LLC Roetzel & Andress Foundation Miss Martha A. Horvath* Dr. and Mrs. John J. Letterio The Romano Family Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Mr.* and Mrs.* John D. Drinko Julia C. Howell* Bernie Moreno Companies The Rose Foundation Francis E. Drury* Dr.* and Mrs.* Charles A. Hubay Mr. and Mrs. John G. Morikis Jackie* and Norton* Rose In August, James E. Voos, MD, Chair, Department of Orthopedics, Drs. Patrawadee and Vichai Duangjak Marguerite B. Humphrey, EDM Amanda Ford Morris Charitable Fund Samuel Rosenthal Foundation Dunkin Brands Inc. The Huntington Foundation of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Violet B. Ross UH Cleveland Medical Center and Head Team Physician for the Mrs. Rebecca F. Dunn Hinman B. Hurlbut* Seville H. Morse* Deborah and Darwin Rutledge Cleveland Browns, was named the inaugural Jack and Mary Eat ‘n Park Restaurants Mr. and Mrs. Joel Z. Hyatt Florence I. Mortus* Safe Kids Worldwide The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Chris and Michelle Hyland Mrs. Marion E. Mrazek Mrs. Clarine P. Saks Herrick Distinguished Chair in Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Egdell IHOP Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Mueller Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Longtime UH supporters Jack and Mary Herrick, who previously John Elliott* The Imaging Center Patrick S. and Amy B. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schmitt Embassy Longmeadow, LLC Independence Business Supply Olga Mural* Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schneider established the Jack and Mary Herrick Endowed Director, Sports Mr.* and Mrs.* Frederick L. Emeny Sally R. Jacobs* Muscular Disease Society of Northeastern Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schoff Medicine, in 2015, committed $1 million last year to elevate the Edith Virginia Enkler* Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas W. Johnson Myeloma Foundation of America Paula R. and Walter S. Schwartz Episcopal Church Women Nancy* and Don* Junglas Mrs. Lucia Smith Nash* Mr. and Mrs. Sander Schwartz title to a distinguished chair. The endowed position continues to Equilon LLC Gertrude M. Kahne Trust National Psoriasis Foundation G. D. Searle & Company recognize Dr. Voos’s exceptional leadership and patient care. Ann L. Failinger, MD Mr. Michael E. Kaluza N.E.O. Tennis Patrons, Inc. The Second Foundation Ferro Corporation The Kangesser Foundation New York Community Bancorp, Inc. Sectra North America, Inc. Ferry Family Foundation Daniel and Laura Karam The Nicely Charitable Fund at the Stark Mary Sedlack* Michael and Ellen Feuer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Kelsheimer Community Foundation Holly Selvaggi and Clark Harvey Figgie Capital, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. King Jr. NineSigma North America Inc. Manisha Ahuja Sethi and Neil Sethi FirstEnergy Foundation Ohio District Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Nock Mr. and Mrs.* Jerry A. Severin Mrs. Patricia G. Flesher Mr. and Mrs. Blake Kleinman Charles J. Nock, MD SFDesigns Ford Motor Company KLS Martin LP The Nord Family Foundation Harold L. Shanower* Jack and Mary Herrick Forest City Enterprises Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Knoop Eric & Jane Nord Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Kohn Northeast Ohio Surgical Specialists Janet G. Shaw Foresters Donna M. and Alex I.* Koler Norton-White-Gale Trust Bob Shearer LLC Morley-Mather Chair in Neuropsychiatry The Fortney Foundation Joseph* and Vivian Koppelman The Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Shepard Foundation Foundation for Surgical Fellowships Ms. Sharon P. Koppelman Mort* and Iris November Mr. Horace A. Shepard* Mervin B.* and Berenice R.* France Noreen Koppelman-Goldstein nSpire Health The Sherwick Fund Leading neuroscientist Andrew A. Pieper, MD, PhD, is the inaugural Morley-Mather Chair in Neuropsychiatry. The Francis Families Foundation Antonina M. Kramer* Ann Chiarucci O’Brien and Robert G. O’Brien James N. Sherwin* Recruited to the Harrington Discovery Institute in 2018, Dr. Pieper is Director of the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Mr. and Mrs. John H. Franklin Jr. Mr.* and Mrs.* Donald E. Krush OfficeMax Charitable Foundation Ida Shilliday* Emma D. Freeman* Clare* and Terry* Kubik Olympic Steel, Inc. William T. Shockley* Foundation-Harrington Scholar Program and Gund-Harrington Scholar Program. A unique bridge between the Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Frenchie Mr.* and Mrs.* William L. Kurz Olympus America, Inc. Mr. Daniel S. Siegel fields of neurology and psychiatry, the Morley-Mather Chair was established by John C. Morley and his late wife, Madeline K. Friedman and Family Sylvia R.* and Maurice G.* Lader Olympus Medical Charitable Foundation Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Mr.* and Mrs.* Milton Fromer Al* and Hedda* Leighton Ophthalmology Education Worldwide Margaret and Larry Singerman Sally, with the Elizabeth Ring Mather and William Gwinn Mather Fund in 2009. Steven G. AYA Cancer Research Fund Cathy Lewis Oral Health America Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland Winifred W. Gardner* Mr. Peter B. Lewis* Oswald Companies Alicejane Smid* Gebauer Company The LFM Foundation OutRun Ovarian Cancer 42 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY General Electric Company, GE Lighting Division REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 43 Benefactor Society (continued)

Florence M. Smith* UBS Financial Services, Inc. John K. Whittemore* AmerisourceBergen Foundation Robert F. Beard Charitable Foundation Paul and Karen Dolan Laura R. Heath* Rosemary A. Macedonio and Michael E. Maguire Gretchen D. Smith University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center - Marjorie Vedder Wilkie* AMETEK Foundation, Inc. Dorothy E. Beck* Mr. Alton F. Doody and Ms. Wendy J. Berry Mr. Stephen Hegner Drs. Sally Hodder and Adel Mahmoud* Sodexo Atrium Cafeteria Arline M. Willard* Dr. Paul and Veronica Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Belman Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Doris Kingsbury G. Heiple, MD* and Nancy W. Heiple MAI Capital Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Sokolov United Milton A. and Roslyn Z. Wolf Family Foundation Anesthesia Associates, PLL Benevity Community Impact Fund of the Julia R. Drury* Yank* and Lynn Heisler Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Buoncore Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem United States Steel Woodruff Foundation Anthem Foundation American Endowment Foundation Frederic M. DuBois* Miss Olga M. Herman* Keith and Jackie Maitland Knights Hospitaller USA Gymnastics Mr.* and Mrs.* John D. Wright Sr. Aramark Sports & Entertainment Bernice H. Bethel* Ron and Mary Ann Dziedzicki Regina A. Herman* Dr. and Mrs. John T. Makley Spacelabs Healthcare, Inc. The Wagner Family Charitable Foundation Marguerite W. Wurzburger* Archway Cookies, L.L.C. Beverage Distributors, Inc. Foundation Carol K. Eisenberg Hershey Chocolate U.S.A. Dr. Geronima A. and Mr. Steve Mallick St. John West Shore Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wymer Andrew A. Arena Kate Hanna Bicknell* The Elf Foundation Linda Rae and Andrew Hertz Mr.* and Mrs.* James A. Mally Steven D. Standley Wilma E. Wald* Zapis Charitable Foundation Inc. Stefanie A. Arena Rich and Sherri Bishop Eli Lilly and Company Brian L. Heyman* Jane E. Malone* Mr.* and Mrs.* Lawrence E. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Zeisler Mr. Craig A. Arnold Art* and Myrtle Blackburn Elivate Alan S. Hilibrand, MD Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Mancuso Mr.* and Mrs.* Irving I. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Walters Helen V. Zink* Arter & Hadden LLP Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blumer Emro Marketing Drs. Hill & Thomas Co. Diann and Thomas Mann Mildred Jean Stonestreet* Warner and Swasey Company Arthrex, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bolton Enpress, LLC Hill Acme Company Frederick and Sally Marquinez Stuart Pharmaceuticals The Adolph Weinberger Foundation The Association of Health Opportunity Through Chester C.* and Frances P.* Bolton The Raymond and Jane Epstein Philanthropic Hill Group Healthcare Management Inc. Marsh USA, Inc. Swagelok Manufacturing Company LLC Elaine Weinberger Berwitt* BRONZE Partnership in Education Mr.* and Mrs.* Kenyon C. Bolton Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Mr. John M. Horner Donald Martens & Sons Ambulance Floyd H. Sweet* Martin R. and Iris H. Berwitt $50,000 - $99,999 Associated Estates Realty Corporation Newell C. Bolton* Estee Lauder Inc. Dr. Samuel J. and Eva H. Horwitz Drs. Richard and Patricia Martin Mary Eloise Sweet* Dr. Eugene Weinstein and Mrs. Wenjun Jing Anonymous (13) Auntie Anne’s Mrs. Clare Lader Bookhalter* Mr. and Mrs. Steven Everitt Mrs. Barbara Hoyt The May Department Stores Company Irving B. Tapper, MD* Fred* and Lois* Weisman The Abbass Family Austin Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Borkey Jr. Fairfax Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hummer Foundation Teen Cancer America Ronald Weiss* Able Body Labor Linus* and Louisa* Austin Walter W. Born Foundation Richard J. Fasenmyer Foundation Mr. Jerome Hurtuk Kathryn Arns May* Alma M. & Harry R. Templeton Medical Wendy’s Western Reserve Restaurant Accenture LLP Mrs. Ida A. AuWerter* Bowne of Cleveland, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Fearon Hyland Software, Inc. Paul C. McAfee, MD Research Foundation Management Mrs. Wendy K. Adelman Kampinski and Barry and Laura Axelrod Richard F. Brezic* Mr.* and Mrs.* Arthur A. Feiner Rose Mary Iannetta* Arthur B. McBride Sr. Family Foundation Tempus Brian Werbel Memorial Fund Mr. Charles Kampinski Philip and Susan Axelrod Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brownfield Mrs. Stanley A. Ferguson Icon Clinical Research, Inc. Julien L. McCall The Joseph H. Thompson Fund Abby W. Werbel Dick and Joan Ainsworth Awakening Angels BT Office Products International, Inc. FHC, Inc. Mr.* and Mrs. David S. Ingalls Jr. McDonald Hopkins LLC Jerry Sue and Walter Thornton Betsy L. Werbel The Alcoa Foundation BabyBjörn Congetta Bundy* Matthew P. Figgie* Inpatient Medical Services Inc. McDonald Investments Inc. Tobacco Coalition Larry and Cindy Werbel All American Classics Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Baird Busch Funeral and Crematory Services Tamar Fink Family Foundation Intellinet Corporation The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation Tops Markets, Inc. The Westin Cleveland Downtown Altercare Post-Acute Rehabilitation Center Dorothy J. Baldwin* Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Cahoon Kenneth Chaim Fink Intuitive Surgical, Inc. McDowell Family Trust Mr.* and Mrs.* William C. Treuhaft Marguerite Westlake* Mr. Mohamed A. Al-Zamil Bank One Cleveland, NA Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust Richard M. Horowitz The Invacare Foundation Rita McKenna* Elizabeth* and Robert C.* Trump Weston Hurd LLP American Consolidated Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Barr California Closets FirstMerit Corporation Miss Kate Ireland* MCM Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. A. Roger Tsai Westside Imaging Center American Cyanamid Company Hanna H. Bartlett Cameratta Companies, LLC James and Mary Jo Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William McVeigh Tucker Ellis LLP The Thomas H. White Foundation, American Endowment Foundation Albert D. Battler* Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Camiener Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fitts Mr. Adam Jacobs John P. McWilliams and Brooks Barlow Susan and John Turben Foundation a KeyBank Trust American Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Luke F. Baum Dominec Cangemi* Flexjet Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Jacobs McWilliams Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Dr. Susan H. Turben and Mr. John F. Turben Mr. and Mrs. William D. White Sr. American Lung Association Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Bayman Mrs. Mary Olivia B. Cannon* Cindy Schulze Flynn and Thomas P. Flynn Jaeb Center for Health Research Medusa Corporation Cardinal Health Foundation Forest City Realty Trust Drs. John E. and Kathleen A. Janosik James R. Meehan* Ms. Meghan Carleton Mr. and Mrs.* Albert M. Forney Sr. Jewish Chronic Relief Society Drs. Cliff A. and Lynne S. Megerian Dr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Carlson The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Jewish Communal Fund Donald C. Meloy* Carmike Cinemas, Inc. Charitable Foundation Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. Mercedes-Benz of Bedford Martha M. Carroll* Mrs. Carol A. Frankel John Carroll University Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Catherine and Miles G.* Carter Fraternal Order of Eagles The John F. and Virginia K. Johnson Family Fund MetLife Premier Client Group Cassidy & Associates Mrs. Susie A. Fratus* of the Ayco Charitable Foundation MG & I Family Foundation A Fitting Honor for Catanzarite Family Foundation II Debbie and Eric Friedman Brooks M.* and Anne M. Jones Pamela A. Michalski* Lucinda A. Cave G & S Metal Products Company Inc. Marie A. Kahne* Dr. and Mrs. Beno Michel The Center for Community Solutions Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation for Cancer Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Ohio Dee Dee and Bill Miller a Beloved Mother The Chicago Community Foundation Research Dr. and Mrs. James D. Kang John S. Miller Trust Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Dr. Jorge O. Galante* Avrum Katz Foundation Katherine D. Miller* Mr. and Mrs. Larkin H. Clark Mrs. Frances W. Gale* Adam S. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mintz The creation of the Marion C. Risman and Family Endowed Marie Odenkirk Clark* Mr. Dennis P. Gallagher Mr.* and Mrs.* David A. Kaufman Minute Men, Inc. Pet Pals Coordinator last year was a dream come true for Barbara The Cleveland Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Ms. Jeannie M. Gallagher The Gerald John Kaufman Jr. Foundation Monarch Steel Company, Inc. Cleveland Society for Human Resource Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gallagher Sr. The Kennedy Group Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Mongelluzzi Nalette, Dee Kleinman Endowed Director of UH Volunteer Services. Management Geauga Lake & Wildwater Kingdom Michael and Terri Kennedy Mont Granite, Inc. Climaco, Wilcox, Peca, Tarantino & Garofoli Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Gellein Jr. Keira Kilbane Foundation Mr. Robert J. Morris Jr. She currently oversees the health system’s pet therapy program, Co., LPA Mr.* and Mrs.* Raymond L. Gellein Sr. Kimberly-Clark Corporation Motorcars Honda & Toyota which uses trained volunteers and their adult dogs to make short, CM Wealth Advisors Saul M. Genuth, MD Kinetico Inc. Motorcars Infiniti Cohen & Company, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gherlein Elizabeth W. King* Bob and Tami Munson in-room visits to adults and children who would enjoy the company Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Cohen Glasscock Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. King Jr. Musca Family Foundation of a furry friend. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Colecchi Lucille F. Goldsmith* Kirtland Capital Partners The Musical Arts Association The Columbus Foundation Jodi and Jeff Gottlieb Knoll Pharmaceutical Barbara B. Nash Compass Packaging The Grand Chapter of Ohio, Order of the Kohrman Jackson & Krantz LLP National Hemophilia Foundation “With this new coordinator we can screen more Pet Pals volunteers, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Concepcion, Ch.F.C. Eastern Star M. Scott and Dinah Kolesar National Kidney Foundation of Cleveland Patricia R. Cone* Great Clips, Inc. Jennifer A. Krahe Howard and Barbara Nearman go out to the community hospitals, mentor our pet handlers and Robert A. and Susan H. Conrad Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Society, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit C. Kuechle Linda M. Neiheiser, PhD just grow the program,” explained Barbara. “Countless people will August and Karen Coppola Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kuhn Nestle Prepared Foods Company Mr.* and Mrs. Richard C. Coriell Mr. Jeffrey L. Green Elroy J. Kulas Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Network For Good be positively affected by the Risman’s gift.” Mr. Matthew E. Craighead Estella M.* and Charles E.* Grow Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Evelyn D. Neuberger* CureSearch for Children’s Cancer Oliver Grummitt* Dept. of Ohio Eileen and Myron Nickman Family Supporting Members of the Risman family, including Rob, his wife, Tricia, Annie Spencer Cutter* Hadden Foundation Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Foundation of The Jewish Federation of Cuyahoga Community College Dr.* and Mrs. John A. Hadden Jr. Lane Family Foundation Cleveland and Rob’s brother, R. Wayne, established the dedicated position Cymaron Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hallberg Christiane and Pierre Lavertu Mr. Alan Nickman in memory of late family matriarch Marion Risman, who had both Dairy Mart Convenience Stores, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Halle Raymond and Sylvia Lee Beth and Michael Nochomovitz Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Daroff Mr. and Mrs. David P. Handke Jr. Norma S. Lenhert* Stephen G. Noffsinger, MD a love for animals and incredible empathy for others. The Davey Tree Expert Co. Gail M. Hansen* Nathan Levitan, MD Nordson Corporation Edward B. and Eileen K. Davis Mrs. Frances I. Hanson Liberty Auto Group, LTD Nordstrom Floyd A. Day & Gladys I. Day Family Foundation Mr. Frank J. Hanus III Judith J. Liebman North Coast Western Dance Club “A therapy animal can help kids forget their worries,” said Rob. Sally R. De Lancey* Clifford V. Harding, MD, PhD Mrs. Eleanor Lippman North Middlefield Amish Church “That’s what my mom did for me and everyone else she knew, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Deckard Hard Rock Rocksino Northfield Park Jack B. List* Northeast Ohio Cardiovascular Specialists Antoinette C. Deggin* Anna M. Harkness* Elaine and Martin Liston Eugenie G. Nyland* and why it’s so amazing to have this position in her name.” Dr. and Mrs.* Rick B. Delamarter Charles W. Harkness* Little Tikes Company The Oak Rubber Company Mr. and Mrs. Gregg M. DePiero M. Ann Harlan and Ronald H. Neill Carol A. Lockhart Ohio Children’s Hospital Association Foundation Paul and Patricia DePompei John and Tara Harned Kylie Jane Long Foundation Ohio Concrete Resurfacing, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Devereaux Mr.* and Mrs.* H. Stuart Harrison Long John Silver’s Mr. and Mrs. Russell Masetta Diabetes Association of Greater Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haslam III William & Marilyn Lubel Fund Ohio Desk Company From left: UH Pet Pals Moose and Fred and Brittan DiSanto Donald F. and Shirley T. Hastings Family Fund of Lucas & Associates, Inc. Omni Systems, Inc. Sophie with Rob and Tricia Risman Dr. and Mrs.* Morris S. Dixon Jr. the Cleveland Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Neil F. Luria George F. Opdyke* Dr.* and Mrs. Carl F. Doershuk Mr. Henry R. Hatch III Orthopaedic Research and Education Foundation Gordon E. Dogunke* Health Legacy of Cleveland 44 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 45 Benefactor Society (continued)

Ozanne Construction Company, Inc. Mr. John L. Selman The Clara Weiss Fund Tammy Battler Charitable Fund of Fidelity Panera Bread Sheoga Hardwood Flooring and Paneling, Inc. Mr. David C. Weiss* Charitable Nacy and Rosemary Panzica Foundation Lawrence C. Sherman 2010 Trust Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bear Mr. Nacy A. Panzica Laura and Alvin A.* Siegal Candace C. Wert Family Trust Anne R. Beavan* Dean Paras Foundation Norma and Ernie Siegler Family Foundation Christopher and Kathryn Wesolowski Mr. Eric Beck Natalie M. Parke Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation Inc. Dr. Ronald H. Bell Parker Hannifin Foundation The Sihler Mental Health Foundation Mrs. Emma G. White* Ben Venue Laboratories Partytime-HDO Productions, Inc. Mr. Jerome Sikorski and Mr. Dickson L. Whitney Sr.* Mr.* and Mrs. Ernest J. Benchell Maria Pejic* Ms. Christine L. Hellman Allayne and Douglas Wick Foundation Robert* and Ruth Ann* Bennett Penske Cleveland Simone Foundation Mary Williams Trust Michael Benza & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pentecost Carol A. Simone Mr. Wendel E. and Mrs. Doris Willmann Matthew Berchuck, MD Perspectus Architecture John R. Sinnenberg J. Louis Wolf* Berea Labor Day Oktoberfest, Inc. The Kim and Paul Pesses Family Philanthropic Skoda Minotti Margaret W. Wong, Esq. Drs. Sosamma J. and Nathan A. Berger Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Memorial Fund for Alisa B. Smith Jack and Jacqueline Woods James and Christine Berick The Lauretta K. Peters and Richard R. Peters Eleanor Armstrong Smith Charitable Trust Fund Dr. and Mrs. Florencio E. Yuzon Berlin Family Foundation, Inc. Charitable Foundation Elizabeth Meade Smith* The Zachary Foundation Dr. Brian and Nora Krasney Berman Mr. and Mrs. David Petrone The J.M. Smucker Company Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Zdeblick Merritt D. Betts* Physician Staffing, Inc. Snavely Development Company Mr. Andrew B. Zelenkofske Mr. Patrick W. Bevack Physicians Emergency Services, Inc. The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography Drs. Cynthia and Brian Zelis Dr. Alok Bhaiji Stephen Pilots* and Interventions Dan and Ellen Zelman Ms. Mary Ann Bigler Mr. and Mrs. Angelo N. Pimpas Society of Nuclear Medicine and Zenith Systems, LLC BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc. Sarah E. Plamper* Molecular Imaging Zinner & Co. LLP Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Black William G. Pollock* The Spahr Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Zirker Martin and Carole Blake Suzanne G. Poloner* Mr. Charles E. Spahr* Burt and Sandi Zucker Philanthropic Fund of The Blockbuster, Inc. Dorothea and Michael Polster Spangenberg Family Foundation Jewish Federation of Cleveland Lois N. Boaz* Leonard and Cecelia Polster Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Erich Spangenberg Mr. and Mrs. Burton Zucker Dr. and Mrs. John J. Bock From left: Auxiliary members Jeanne Tondiglia, Norma Welling and Karen Horky wearing their white Portage Community Bank Squire Patton Boggs LLP Dr. and Mrs. Martin L. Bocks, MD The Portage Foundation St. John Medical Center Auxiliary Gift Shop Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bogdan coats from the 2018 Mather Society induction ceremony Ms. Pamela B. Presser Standard Products Company BRASS Mr. Richard J. Bogomolny and Preston Superstore Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Stephens $25,000 – $49,999 Ms. Patricia M. Kozerefski Primus Capital Partners Esther R. Stern* Anonymous (11) Roberta Holden Bole* Procter & Gamble Company Thomas E. Stivison Research Fund of Aable Rental Company Mr.* and Mrs.* Harry J. Bolwell Promotional Solutions the Columbus Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Addicott Kathleen and James Bond Specialty Clinics at UH Portage Benefit Patients QUADAX, Inc. Lester and Maxine* Stoller Dr. Dale and Nancy Adler Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bowen Sr. Rademaker, Matty, Henrikson & Greve Stouffer Foods Corporation Aetna Foundation, Inc. Mr. Mitchell D. Bowlus Clara T. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stropki Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vlad Agranovich Timothy A. Boyko and In 2018, UH Portage Medical Center celebrated two major gifts benefiting specialty care. Portage Medical Center Leonard, Lillian, Faye, Albert B. & Audrey G. Supreme Court of Ohio AJD Holding Co. the Patty Boyko Foundation Foundation and The Auxiliary of UH Portage Medical Center made the largest commitments in their respective Ratner Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Surety Title Agency, Inc. Sam E. Ake Herbert J. Braverman* Federation of Cleveland Karen* and Philip Swope Akron Radiology, Inc. Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio histories, totaling $2.5 million to support the construction of pediatric and adult specialty clinics. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ratner Sysco Food Services of Cleveland, Inc. Allergan, Inc. Breg, Inc. Betty M. Ambrose* Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ratner Michael and Maria Szubski R. Chad Brenner, Esq. “The clinics will bring state-of-the-art resources to our community,” said William Benoit, President, UH Portage Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Ratner Taft Broadcasting Company American Academy of Pediatrics Bringing the Outside World Inside Foundation Ravenna United Fund, Inc. Tamela and Paul Tait American Cancer Society - East Central Division Dr. and Mrs. Neil H. Brofman Medical Center. “These gifts are a testament to how the community is embracing UH and the quality of services Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Rayburn Francis C. Taylor North Region Brokaw Inc. Red Restaurant Group Technicare Corporation American Diabetes Association James C.* and Linda B.* Brooks we provide.” Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation Dr. Lois J. Teston and Mr. Michael J. Teston American Greetings Foundation, Inc. Brouse McDowell Helen L. Rego* Thompson Hine LLP American Medical Systems, Inc. Fayette Brown* Reliance Mechanical Timber Investment Management Corp. American Society of Clinical Oncology Mr.* and Mrs. Jack L. Brown Jr. Reminger Co., LPA The C. Carlisle and Margaret M. Tippit B. Charles and Jay G. Ames Foundation Drs. Jeanette G. and Glenn R. Brown Phillip J. Resnick, MD Charitable Trust AMGEN, Inc. Jennie Brown* Vicki Ann Resnick Tornier, Inc. Leonard C. Anderson* Dr. Linda Brown and Mr. Douglas* B. Brown Peter J. Andrulis Jr., PhD Hope, Healing and Pursuing a Cure for Alma E. Rhodes* TransCon Builders, Inc. Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery K. Daniel Riew, MD Linda Trivisonno Endowment Fund Arhaus, LLC Steven J. Bryant Foundation Mikki E. and Michael D. Rocker Michael J. Trivisonno Sr. The Arms Trucking Company, Inc. Mrs. Gail S. Burke Mr. Thomas R. Roese and Michael J. Trivisonno Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Marc H. Burr Comfort in Ashland Childhood Cancers Mr. William H. Franklin Michelle Farinacci Dr. and Mrs. James E. Arnold J.C. and Helen Rankin Butler Rolf Goffman Martin Lang LLP Turner Construction Company Mrs. Philip B. Arnold* Edward A. Cain* Mr.* and Mrs.* Edward A. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tutkovics Arrow International, Inc. Dr.* and Mrs.* Kenneth R. Callahan Samaritan Hospital Foundation gave $1.7 million Yamilet Huerta, MD, pediatric hematologist/ Ali D. Askari, MD Mrs. Elizabeth H. Rose* U.S. Bancorp Joseph and Barbara Cameratta to UH Samaritan Medical Center last year in support oncologist at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Norton W. and Jacqueline Rose Family Donor Ulmer & Berne LLP The Association of Full-Time Farmers & Ranchers Mr. Vincent C. Campanella Advised Fund of The Jewish Federation of United Way Services of Geauga County of America Mr.* and Mrs. R. Bruce Campbell of programmatic and capital needs, including Hospital, was one of just seven fellows in AT&T Communications Cleveland University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center Cannon Design music therapy, the infusion center, state-of-the-art the country awarded grant support from the Sollie Rosen Memorial Foundation University Hospitals Radiology AT&T Inc. Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Mr. Simon H. Caplan Ruth Rothaermel* University Hospitals Richmond Medical Center Mrs. Elizabeth Augustus* Cardiovascular Clinic, Inc. mammography equipment and more. Since 2016, St. Baldrick’s Foundation in 2018. The award of Gladys Rotheram* Medical Staff Aurora Farms Factory Outlets Carlisle, McNellie, Rini, Kramer, & Ulrich Mr. William W. Rowley University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center Aurora Manor and The Woodlands at Robinson Carnegie Companies, Inc. the foundation has donated more than $5.7 million more than $180,000 is advancing Dr. Huerta’s Violette Royan* University Ophthalmologists, Inc. of the Saber Health Group Carnegie Management and Development and supported more than 90 different projects at innovative immunotherapy research aimed Mrs. Patricia A. and Mr. Charles E. Ruflin University Radiation Medicine Foundation, Inc. Mr. P. T. Austin and Mrs. Judith B. Watson Corporation Jane Hard Russell Trust University Suburban Health Center Authentic Films LLC David and Angela Carr the hospital to advance patient-centered care in at treating acute myeloid leukemia, the second Drs. Barbara J. and William J. Saar US WorldMeds, LLC The Ayco Charitable Foundation John Gerron Carroll* Ashland County. most common leukemia in children. Saber Healthcare Group, LLC Veale Foundation Hyun W. Bae, MD Jeanne Wilmot Carter Saint Ann Foundation Michael and Cindy Vehovec Carol and Cliff Baggott Case Western Reserve University School of Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Salata Mr. and Mrs. John T. Venaleck Ms. Donna L. Bailey Medicine About the investment, Samaritan Hospital St. Baldrick’s has awarded UH Rainbow Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Schaefer Vintage Wine Distributor, Inc. Fred Baker Porsche Audi, Inc. Hilda B. Case* Tom and Kay Scherr Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Andrew J. Banks CBIZ Financial Solutions, Inc. Foundation President Richard Beal, CFP, said, Babies & Children’s more than $1 million to Ms. Linda B. Schneider The Ryan Waldheger Memorial Research Jane Barber Charitable Gift Fund CBLH Design, Inc. “We take great pride in supporting special projects date in support of childhood cancer research. Jean C. Schroeder Foundation Foundation Barnes Wendling CPAs, Inc. CDW Corporation James and Barbara Schulak Albert J. Weatherhead III Foundation Mr.* and Mrs. Patterson Barnes Mrs. William B. Chamberlin Jr.* at UH Samaritan Medical Center that foster hope, In recognition, last year the foundation was Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schulman Jr. Catherine B. Webb* Mr. and Mrs. James W. Barnett Sr. Mildred Chang* healing and comfort in our community.” inducted into UH’s Samuel Mather Society. Marcia R. Schumann Dr.* and Mrs.* Elden C. Weckesser Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chase Scott Technologies Dorotha Weinberger* Basista Furniture The Chatlos Foundation, Inc. Sea World of Ohio Mr. Morton J. Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Baskin Nadine and Kenneth Chavin Chemical Bank Northeast Ohio Region 46 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 47 Benefactor Society (continued)

Dr. and Mrs. Peter F.M. Chen Mr. and Mrs. Terrence G. Deis Evergreen II Philanthropic Fund of General Drywall Products Inc. Mary F. Hellerstein, MD* Klotzman Philanthropic Fund of Microsoft Portage Physical Therapists, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chernikoff Mr. and Mrs. James M. Delaney The Jewish Federation of Cleveland General Foods Alyson and Peter Helman The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mi-Jack Products Inc. Mrs. Deborah Z. Porter Vincent and Corine* Chiarucci Delta Systems, Inc. Mrs. Ann C. Fabens Stan Gerson, MD and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Heltzel Jr. Fred* and Judy Klotzman Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Miller Porthouse Foundation Chico’s FAS, Inc. Mr. Fred W. Denk Elmer J. Fabian* Deborah Levitan-Gerson, MD Jerry and Sommer Herman Kokosing Construction Company, Inc. Stephanie and Jared Miller Fund of The Joseph PPG Industries Foundation Chubb Group of Insurance Companies The Dependable Painting Co. Factor Finders, LLC Alexander Ghanayem, MD George J. Hess* Mr. John Koning* and Florence Mandel Family Foundation Preformed Line Products The Church in Aurora DePuy Synthes Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Cohen The Gintel Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hickey Jr. Cathy and Bill Koppelman Mr. and Mrs. Brock E. Milstein William G.* and Irene M.* Preis Church Without Walls Dermatology Foundation Harriet and Alfred Fader, MD Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giulitto Charles G. Hickox* Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Kotoch Milton James Foundation, Inc. Premier Physicians Centers, Inc. CIBC World Markets Corp. Evelyn DiBello Dr. Avroy and Roslyn Fanaroff Dr. Jane Glaubinger Martha E. Hickox* Dr. Matthew J. and Mrs. Christine Kraay John F. Minco* Progressive Insurance Company Vincent B. Cibella, DPM The Dickenson Group, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Lee V. Farkas Dr. and Mrs. Reuben and Courtney Gobezie Highland Consulting Associates, Inc. Kraft General Foods Dolly* and Steven Minter Quanex Foundation Classic Automotive Group J.W. Didado Electric, A Quanta Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Farrell GOJO Industries, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Seth N. Hirschfeld Milton A. and Charlotte R. Kramer William I. Miskoe* Rainbow Quilters Hillary R. Clinton Services Company Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Faubel Dr. James and Ronda Goldfarb Hitachi Medical Systems America Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Moore Dr. and Mrs. James F. Rambasek Coastal Taco Dillard’s Department Store Lois Fawcett* Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Goodman Hoicowitz Family Trust The Krenzler Family Patricia A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Rand Coleman Spohn Corporation Dingus & Daga, Inc. Charles and Frances Feiner Family Philanthropic Mr. Randall J. Goodman Mrs. Marilyn L. Hoicowitz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Kresnye Morgan FunShares, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne R. Rankin Colleen’s Dream Foundation Direct Energy Services Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland The Sandra Goodman Charitable Fund of the Mrs. L.E. Holden* Mr. and Mrs. Al Kriss Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Morgan, Jr. Ralph F. Rashbaum, MD Colleran Family Foundation Direction Home, Akron-Canton Area Agency Harold W. Feldman* Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Joan Holmes Dr. John P. and Kathleen M. Kristofco Harriet and Mel Morris Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ratner The Comella Family on Aging & Disabilities Mr. and Mrs. Jack Feldman Goodrich Corporation The Home Depot Mrs. Donna C. Kurit* The C V Mosby Company Mrs. Marian F. Ratnoff CommuniCare Health Services Marion Frye Dittmar* David and Kathleen Ferguson George C. Gordon* Honeywell International, Inc. Mrs. Cecile Laderman The Motorcars Group Willard Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Conley Dix & Eaton, Incorporated Marcia L. Ferguson and Joe Tokar Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Gorman Ms. Carole F. Hoover Ms. Cynthia A. Lammert and Mr. Andre J. Lukez Kay and Carl Muller Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital - Pediatrics Laurel and Bob Conrad Claretta Dogunke* Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Ferner Gougler Industries Harvey W. Hopf* The Lampl Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Murphy Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital - Pediatric Consolo Holdings, Inc. Dollar Bank Dr. and Mrs. Emilio D. Ferrara Ms. Laura Goyanes and Mr. Robert M. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hopkins Miss Helen Lance* Thomas W. Murphy, Jr. Fund of The New York Respiratory Care Consumer Loan Servicing, Inc. Dominic Management & Helen B. Fineberg Stuart and Susan Graines Horizon Mental Health Management Zoah M. Lanken* Community Trust Read Family Fund at Continental Airlines Development Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fishman Josephine E. Grasselli* Hospice of the Western Reserve, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lass Gertrude A. Myers* Akron Community Foundation Mary French and William E. Conway Mary Ann Dragon Fitzgibbons Arnold & Company Agency, Inc. Great Lakes Publishing Karen L. Hostetler* Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Latore Helen B. and David R. Nagusky Fund of Recess Creative Mr. David E. Cook, CPA Driven Brands Charitable Foundation Barbara N.* and J. Howard* Flower Gries Financial LLC Joseph S. Huang Mr. Timothy M. Lavelle The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Glenn Rechtine, MD Stephen S. Cook, MD Ms. Susan R. Dunn* John J. and Connie Flynn Mr. and Mrs. William A. Griffith Hugoton Foundation William B. and Mary Margaret Lawrence Bertha E. Narten* Reconstructive Orthopaedic Associates II, PC Co-op Financial Services Florence W. Dunning* Focus Medical Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Grodin Mr. David B. Humphrey Dr. and Mrs. Hillard M. Lazarus National Kidney Foundation Record-Courier Margot James Copeland E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company The Forest City Hospital Foundation Fund Ben M.* and Rose S.* Gross Hy-Ko Products Company Shelly Lazarus The Nazem Family Foundation Red Roof Inn Cornerstone Medical Services Mr. Henry F. Eaton* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Forino Rochelle Gross IBM Corporation Lederle Laboratories NCO Financial Systems, Inc. Ms. Margaret T. Redmon Karen R. Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Ebert ForTec Medical, Inc. Dawn M. Gubanc-Anderson and Mr. David M. Ice Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Jr. Ruth* and Bill Neides RehabCare Group Marcy and Richard M. Cowan Edible Arrangements Ilene and Geoffrey Frankel Kenneth A. Anderson IMG Mrs. Ruth V. Lehman* Delos T. Nelson* Ms. Sallie L. Reider Cox Communications, Inc. Ms. Rachel J. Edwards* Fredrick, Fredrick & Heller Engineers, Inc. Mr. Gary J. Guhde Impax Laboratories Patricia C. LeMaster* NeoForce Group, Inc. Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Maria C. and Thomas J. Coyne Gerald* and Mary Eighmy The Sam & Esther Friedman Foundation Robert and Linda Haas In His Steps Foundation Dr. Lyn H. Dickert-Leonard and John G. and Karen R. Nestor Resilience Capital Partners Mrs. Debbie Crawford Kathy and Fred Eisner Donor Advised Fund of Gloria A. Friend* The Hagar Family Foundation Dr.* and Mrs. Scott R. Inkley Dr. Ethan G. Leonard A.B.J. Neville Foundation, Inc. Revenue Group Mr. and Mrs.* Richard R. Cross The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Christopher and Margaret Furey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Halpern Mr.* and Mrs.* James D. Ireland Dr. Edith Lerner The Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Ridgecliff Foundation Ryan R. Cross Elk & Elk Co., LPA Valeri Furst Handee Marts, Inc. J.J.J. Properties, LLC Dr. and Mrs. James T. Leslie Incorporated Rose A. Rinella* Mr. and Mrs. James E. Curtis Embassy Healthcare Shawn Gaffney Memorial Fund, Inc. Alice E. Harston* Virginia C. Jack* Mrs. Jan R. Lewis Nihon Kohden America, Inc. RMS Management Company Nathan L. Dauby Charity Fund Embassy Suites, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Gallagher Francis* and Ruth* Harvey Titus Jackman* Lincoln Counseling Center Mrs. Daurine W. Noll David, Jeffrey, Paula and Michael Robinson Robert and Flora David EMP of Cuyahoga County, LTD. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gallagher Jr. Hawkins and Company, LLC Lynnette Jackson Elva W. List* North Coast Events Caroline Rochow* Elaine Davis* Bill and Renee Emrhein Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hawkins Jacobs Investments, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Litzler Northeast Ohio Media Group Charities, Inc. Alice M. Rockefeller* Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Davis Mrs. Marcia M. Emsheimer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. M. Orry Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. LoConti Northeast Ohio Medical University Amy and Ken Rogat Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Davisson Enterprise Holdings Foundation Gardner, Malin & Associates Hawthorn - PNC Family Wealth Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Jacobson Mrs. Donna J. Loeb Northern Ohio Fire Fighters Charities Lillian Ronder* The Day Family Fund of Bernice Eskin* Mr.* and Mrs.* John J. Dwyer Mr. Scott B. Hayes Virginia B. Jaffe* Dr.* and Mrs.* Joseph Lohman Northern Ohio Italian American Foundation Edward Roscher* the Cleveland Foundation Ethnic Voice of America GE Foundation Heiman Family Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish W. Lawrence James* Lawrence E. Lohman, MD Oatey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rosenthal Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Dean Heather and Jeffrey Ettinger GE Healthcare Federation of Cleveland Jannx Medical Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lord Mr. and Mrs. David E. O’Connor Elliot and Carolyn* Ross Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. DeBrule Event Source The Geis Companies C.A. Heisler Family JEGS Foundation Lorex Pharmaceuticals Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, PC Rotary Club of Burton-Middlefield DeFino Realty Geisinger Health System Mr. Jeg Coughlin Jr. and Family Gene and Karen Lovasy Ohio Department of Health Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Roth Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores Ohio Department of Human Services Wendy Rowehl-Miano M. Steven and Joyce M. Jones Ms. Carol A. Lucas Ohio Parkinson Foundation Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Roy Paul W. Jones, DO Dr. Melvin A.* and Mrs. Amelia G.* Lucas Ohio Savings Bank Royal Appliance Manufacturing Company Thomas A. Jorgensen and Jocelyn C. Ruf Mr.* and Mrs. Kevin W. Lynch Ollie’s Bargain Outlet RSM US LLP Journal of Applied Physiology Dr. Janice A. Lyons and Mr. Michael P. Lyons Dr. Karen N. Olness-Torjesen and RSNA Research & Education Foundation Junction Auto Sales, Inc. Macy’s Foundation Mr. Hakon Torjesen Rural/Metro Corporation Junior Child Care Association Lisa Roberts-Mamone and Edward Mamone OM Group, Inc. Florence B. Rutter The Healing Power of Art Susan V. Juris Rita L. and Bruce P. Mandel O’Neill Management, LLC William Saal* Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Kadis Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mangin Lydia Bruner Oppmann Sheri and Kenneth Sacks Philanthropic Fund of Kahn Kleinman, LPA Mansour Gavin, LPA Orlando Baking Company, Inc. The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Bob and Darlene Duvin are new believers in the healing Kaiser Permanente Pauline J. Marek* OrthoPediatrics Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Safran power of art. Over the last 40 years, the couple amassed an Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Kamins Margaret and Richard Margolis Philanthropic Peter and Sue Osenar Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Kane Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Oswick Marjorie M. Saunders impressive and inspiring art collection and they recently gifted Kaplan Trucking Company Phyllis M. Martien* Mr. and Mrs. Kurt R. Packer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Savage over 200 pieces to UH. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. David A. Martin Mr.* and Mrs.* George H. Page Mr. and Mrs. Sean Savage Drs. Vik and Sangeeta Kashyap Ms. Diane Martin Silvia Balslew Page* Thomas J. and Anita M. Scanlon Kastner, Westman & Wilkins, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John S. Martin, III Paintstone Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Scherzer “Our collection has so many unique and beautiful pieces, we Dr. Bettina J. Katz and Mr. Mark C. Schwartz* Mrs. Margaret B. Marting* Panzica Construction Company, Inc. Gail and Elliott Schlang David* and Deanna Katz Eleanor G. Matthews* Melvin J. Paris* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmid knew we wanted to find a place where many others could Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Mawaka Craig A. and Polly K. Parker Sally Reddig Schulze, PhD enjoy it as well,” explained Darlene. “After learning about the Mr.* and Mrs. Morton Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. May Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker Dennis F. Schwartz Kenmore Construction Co., Inc. McCarthy Parkinson’s Disease Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bradleah M. Scott UH Art Collection from our dear friend Trudy Wiesenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Kennedy Sr. The Jim & Diana McCool Foundation Nellie S. Parks* The Sears-Swetland Family Foundation and then meeting UH Art Curator Tom Huck, we knew that Dr.* and Mrs. John H. Kennell Mrs. Suzanne G. McGinness Parma Area Chamber of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Seligman Mr. and Mrs. Randy S. Kertesz Michael J. McGinty Parma Hospital Medical Guild Warren Selman, MD UH would be the best home for our art legacy.” Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Kessler Grace McKean* Don and Tina Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Semarjian Julian and Amy Kim Family McKeon Limited LLC Mr. and Mrs. John A. Payiavlas Sonni and Steven Senkfor Dr. William C. Kim McLane Midwest, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Payne Jr. Ms. Allison K. Huegel and Mr. James S. Sergi The Duvins’ wide-ranging collection – which includes works Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. McMahon Lillian B. Pejeau* Mr. Louis H. Severance* by such noted artists as Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, James Mr. Steven B. Kimmelman Judith and Ted McMillan Ginny and Bob* Perkins Mrs. Mary H. Severance* Dr. David A. Klausner and Karen Fields The McWilliams Foundation Ms. Mary B. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Shamis Rosenquist, Red Grooms, Robert Motherwell and more – is the Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Klein Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Mead Frank M. Phillips, MD Hewitt and Paula Shaw most significant contribution of art gifted to UH in the health Allan and Millicent Kleinman Mrs. Eva Means* Piccione’s Robert and Yvette Shenk Family Foundation, Inc. John and Nancy Means PlayhouseSquare Foundation Sherman-Pearson Company care system’s history. Charles F. Kling* Dr. Hermann* and Sally* Menges Portage County Hospice Council, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Sherwin Bob and Darlene Duvin Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Klise Merrill Lynch Portage County Insurance Association Miceli’s Dairy Products 48 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 49 Benefactor Society (continued) Annual Society

Shinto Charity Foundation Mr.* and Mrs.* Sam G. Stubbins University Hospitals - Hospital Services Western Reserve Partners/ Annual giving at University Candace C. Wert Family Trust Mr. Gary J. Guhde Thomas C. McLaughlin, MD Dr. Korina Shulemovich and Dr. Mitchell Summa Health System Management Center Citizens Capital Markets Cascade Hemophilia Consortium H and M Enterprises Company LTD Mr. and Mrs. William McVeigh Machtay Mr. and Mrs. William B. Summers, Jr. United Transportation Union Westinghouse Electric Corporation Hospitals reflects the shared Jan and Josephine Castora Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Halfhill Dr. Edward Meckler Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Shulman Sun Newspapers United Way of Summit County Westlake Police Department commitment of our Catanzarite Family Foundation III The James and Angela Hambrick Foundation Medical Mutual of Ohio Siemens Philanthropic Fund Jeffrey L. Sunshine, MD, PhD University Hospitals Dermatology Evelyn E. Wetzel* Celloram, Inc. Howard Hanna Real Estate & Hanna Family Medical Staff of University Hospitals Parma The Sisler McFawn Foundation Superior Beverage Group Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. White benefactors and friends to the The Center for Community Solutions Clifford V. Harding, MD, PhD Medical Center Patti and Greg Skoda William L. Susen* University Mednet Polly Bruch White health and well-being of our Centering Healthcare Institute Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Hardy Medtronic, Inc. Norman C. Smith* Samuel Szabo Foundation USA Expositions, LLC Mrs. Janet C. Whitehorn community. The Society of Krishan and Sneh Chandar Mr. Richard D. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Meyer III Mrs. Priscilla J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Szuszkiewicz Verizon Foundation Teresa K. Whitham Nadine and Kenneth Chavin Mrs. Jean L. Harle MG & I Family Foundation The R.G. Smith Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Szuszkiewicz Veyance Technologies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Whitney Jr. 1866 recognizes those Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chernikoff Harnett Family Fund of Fidelity Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Miller Mr. Jeffrey H. Smythe Talmer Bank and Trust Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Viere Madeleine Williams* individuals and family Children’s Miracle Network Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Miller The Society of Thoracic Surgeons Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor Jr. Vista Color Imaging, Inc. Wine Trends, Inc. Mr. Barry Chiron The Harrington Family Foundation Mr. Barry J. Minoff Mr.* and Mrs.* Leonard H. Sogg Dr. Theodoros N. Teknos and Dr. Kari Teknos Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Wald Mrs. H.J. Winslow* foundations making annual Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harrington Mr. Harold S. Minoff Wm. Sopko & Sons Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tenebruso Mr. Eugene Wallens Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Wolf gifts of $1,000 or more. UH Circle K - Great Lakes Region Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Harrington Roy D. Minoff, Esq. Southwest Urology, Inc. Teva Neuroscience, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Walsh Jillian M. Wolstein Cleveland Foundation Ms. Jill Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Southard Southwestern Medical Foundation Teva Pharmaceuticals Drs. Christina and Jeffrey Wang Scott A. Wolstein gratefully acknowledges the The Cliffs Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haslam III Modularix LLC Elizabeth and Ethan Spencer Ms. Jane Waterbury Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ward Wright Foundation members of the Society of Cochlear Americas John C. Haugh The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation Bob* and Helene Sperling Mr. William J. Thompson Harriet Warm and Richard Blum John D. Wright Jr. Cohen & Company, Ltd. Healthnetwork Foundation Ms. Suzanne M. Morgan Squibb Corporation Mrs. Shirley S. Thompson* Warner-Lambert Company Mr.* and Mrs.* Ernest M. Wuliger 1866 as well as those special Kathleen A. Coleman Heiman Family Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish The John and Sally Morley Charitable Fund at St. John Medical Center Medical Staff Thrasher Research Fund The Elizabeth Watt PDCD Research Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Wuliger events, associations, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Colleran Federation of Cleveland Schwab Charitable Mrs. Linda Stahl Jairo I. Torres, MD The Wayne County Community Foundation June H. Wrurster* corporations and foundations Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Concepcion, ChFC Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herrick Harriet and Mel Morris Standley Galleries LLC Toyota-Scion of Bedford Suzanne Walker Weber and Robert C. Weber Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Zahka Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Herrick The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation State Industrial Products Toys R Us/Kids R Us Charitable Fund of Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Leon X. Zapis contributing $5,000 or more Consolidated Solutions Herzog Family Foundation Patrick and Amy Mullin Family Fund of The Peggy and John Stratton Charitable Fund Mrs. Frank S. Treco Jr. Gift Fund Cathy and Scott Zeilinger Philanthropic Fund of for their sustaining support of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cristal Ms. Joan Holmes The Cleveland Foundation Rick Stege* Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation (EHTF) Weber Wood Medinger Corporation The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Alexander and Sarah Cutler Douglas M. and Mary Adelle Horner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Murdough Jr. Diane and Jeff Steinhilber Fund of Tremco Foundation Sue Weckstein* Dan and Ellen Zelman Philanthropic Fund of The the UH mission in 2018. Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Mr.* and Mrs.* Gerald Hornick Thomas W. Murphy, Jr. Fund of The New York the Cleveland Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dean Trilling Mrs. Maureen Wegenek Jewish Federation of Cleveland Cystic Fibrosis Foundation The Richard Horvitz and Erica Hartman-Horvitz Community Trust Kevin and Katie Stoltman Triton Biosciences, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Weil Jr. Jack E. Zigler, MD * Deceased Dairy Queen Corporation Foundation N & P Charitable Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Dr. Curtis C. Stone TRUiST Lillian Weinberg* Z’s Cream and Bean Children’s Miracle Network Davis Automotive Group, Inc. George M. & Pamela S. Humphrey Fund Gift Fund Karl Storz Endoscopy America Inc. UH Geauga Medical Center Staff Brittany Wesolowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Zumkehr Marti D. and Jeffrey S. Davis Mr.* and Mrs.* John G. Butler Mr. and Mrs. David R. Nagusky Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Strachan UH Portage Medical Center Surgery Department Bryan C. Wesolowski, PharmD, MBA Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Zunich Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Keefe National Psoriasis Foundation FOUNDERS Deaconess Foundation The Huntington National Bank The Harlan Neill Family Fund of the Cleveland $25,000+ Dermatology Research and Education Advised Robert and Susan R. Hurwitz Family Foundation Foundation Anonymous Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Hyundai Motor America Network For Good Abbott Fund Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Devereaux The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls Foundation NineSigma North America Inc. Abiomed, Inc. Ms. Evelyn DiBello and Mr. Lawrence M. Avila Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Insul Northern Ohio Golf Charities Foundation, Inc. Ace Hardware Corporation Dr. Thomas E. Dick and Ms. Susan B. Spector ISH Investment Capital, LLC nSpire Health Jodi and Joel Adelman Family Ms. Caroline H. Donaldson Mr. Adam Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. David E. O’Connor Sheldon G. and Terry Adelman Driven Brands Charitable Foundation Tom H. and Anne Hunter Jenkins Ohio Concrete Resurfacing, Inc. Monte and Usha Ahuja and Family Dunkin Brands Inc. The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Ohio Department of Medicaid Akron Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Duvin Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Joseph Ohio Lawyers Give Back Fund American Heart Association -- National Center Eaton Charitable Fund Steven and Debbie Joseph Sylvia G. Oliver Giving Back American Society of Cataract and Refractive Gerald* and Mary Eighmy Kali’s Cure for Paralysis Foundation, Inc. William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation Surgery Foundation Elyria Medical Center Foundation Kanner Family William J. and Katherine T. O’Neill AmerisourceBergen Foundation Embassy Healthcare Ms. Deborah S. Kaufman OneSight to the UH Family The Andrews Foundation Feldman-Wehn Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Keefe Oral Health America Mr.* and Mrs.* Matthew Andrews Ferry Family Foundation The Kennedy Group Bonnie Osher Mrs. Laura S. Baxter-Heuer Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Maryann Z. and Larry Kennedy John Osher Twins Mary Ann Dragon, RN, BSN, MBA, and Ann Marie Mr. Michael A. Heuer Fifth Third Bank Key Foundation Oswald Companies Arch Eagle Foundation Betsy V. Figgie Dr. and Mrs. Rustom R. Khouri Mr. Henry Ott-Hansen Dragon, RN, BSN, MBA, have a combined 70 years of service Arhaus, LLC FirstEnergy Foundation Doris and Floyd Kimble Foundation Jane and Jon Outcalt to University Hospitals. When asked why they have spent their The Ashtabula Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fishman Mr. Richard C. Klein Peter and Beverly Padegimas The Auxiliary of University Hospitals Portage Forest City Realty Trust Dolores Kleinman Mrs. Madeleine H. Parker entire careers at UH, the answer comes without hesitation: Medical Center Foundation Fighting Blindness Theresia G. and Stuart F. Kline Philanthropic Parma Hospital Auxiliary UH is family. Axelrod Buick GMC The Fowler Family Charitable Fund at Schwab Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Kenneth M. Pasko Memorial Fund Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Babbush Dick* and Joyce* Fowler Terri and Stuart Kline The Michael Pender Memorial Fund of the Mr.* and Mrs. Richard N. Bahnick Jeffrey Fowler KLS Martin LP Cleveland Foundation “UH Rainbow and the people I work with are part of me,” said Baird Family Fund at Schwab Charitable Steven Fowler James Bennett Knoop Foundation Kathy and Jim Pender Mary Ann. “I want to support them in what we do every day.” Mr. and Mrs. John A. Balch Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation Mrs. Donna M. Koler Pepper Pike Place Associates Bank of America Char and Chuck Fowler The Kuhn Family Foundation Petitti Garden Centers Dean and Elizabeth Barry Chann Fowler-Spellman and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kuhn Pfizer, Inc. Mary Ann is Director of Patient and Family Services for Basista Furniture Edward F. Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kuhn PGA Tour, Inc. UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s and MacDonald Women’s Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Baskin Holley Fowler Martens and Robert F. Martens Mr. Scott Kuhn Sandra Pianalto Mr. Eric Beck Charlotte A. and Charles D. Fowler Kulas Foundation PNC Bank hospitals. Her sister, Ann Marie, is the Clinical Coordinator Fran and Jules Belkin Dr. Sanford A. and Sheila F. Fox Sanford Kutash PNC Foundation Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP The Sam J. Frankino Foundation Sylvia R. Lader* Portage Medical Center Foundation for Pediatric Palliative Care at UH Rainbow. Both are ardent Mr. Patrick W. Bevack Mr. and Mrs. John H. Franklin Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John J. Letterio The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation supporters of physician and employee giving and together The William Bingham Foundation William O. & Gertrude Lewis Frohring Gretchen and Gregg Levy Ms. Kali Pung Biosense Webster, Inc. Foundation Mrs. Jan R. Lewis Radatz Class Admin Settlement Trust have cumulatively contributed more than $38,000, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Blossom John and Peggy Garson The Lincoln Electric Foundation Rainbow Babies & Children’s Foundation predominantly to UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s. Dr. and Mrs. Martin L. Bocks The Gerald John Kaufman Jr. Foundation The G. R. Lincoln Family Foundation Corabel and Douglas Ralston Walter W. Born Foundation Giant Eagle, Inc. Mrs. Donna J. Loeb Esther and Hyman Rapport Philanthropic Trust Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gilbane Jr. The Catherine L. & Edward A. Lozick Foundation RE/MAX, LLC “UH gave me a chance to do so many new things in my Dr. and Mrs. Neil H. Brofman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Neil F. Luria The Reinberger Foundation career,” said Ann Marie. “That’s special and I want to Michael P. Brown Colon Cancer Foundation Glenmede MAI Capital Management, LLC Robert S. and Sylvia K. Reitman Marshall and Brenda Brown Global Alzheimer’s Platform Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Randall E. Marcus Family Foundation support the organization that supported me and my goals. Mary Ann (left) and Ann Marie Dragon BTIG Marshall and Sandy Goldman Margaret and Richard Margolis Philanthropic Mr. and Mrs. George S. Repchick, II When you give to UH as an employee, you have the unique Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burbick Judy Polshek Goodman Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Reserve Management Group Mr. and Mrs. Marc H. Burr Mr. Randall J. Goodman Physician Staffing Inc. The Reuter Foundation opportunity to see your donation in action and how it’s Mr. and Mrs. William E. Butler Sylvia Florence Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Russell Masetta Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Ricci supporting the UH mission.” Gail and Bill Calfee Gries Family Ronald McDonald House Charities of The R. Wayne Risman Family Philanthropic Fund California Closets Sally and Bob Gries Northeastern Ohio, Inc. Tricia and Rob G. Risman The Callahan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McGinty 50 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 51 Annual Society (continued)

William B. Risman and Family Alan and Janice Woll Family Philanthropic Fund Mr.* and Mrs.* Robert D. Dorff Dr. Alan H. Markowitz and Cathy Pollard Kevin and Katie Stoltman The Sally H. and Pitt A. Curtiss Charitable Fund Lynnette Jackson OrthoPediatrics Corporation Rite Aid Corporation of the Jewish Community Board of Akron Driftwood Restaurant and Catering Martin Healthcare Group Superior Beverage Group Susan T. Delaney Jacobs Family Foundation for Children Dean Paras Foundation The Romano Family Margaret W. Wong, Esq. George and Becky Dunn Charitable Fund at John S. Martin III Family Foundation Dr. Lois J. Teston and Mr. Michael J. Teston Mr. and Mrs. Gregg M. DePiero Drs. John E. and Kathleen A. Janosik Ms. Laurel Park Centers for Dialysis Care’s Leonard C. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wymer Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, IV Third Federal Foundation Paul and Patricia DePompei Clara L.D. Jeffery Charitable Trust Parkinson’s Foundation Renal Research Foundation Marlin E. Younker Irrevocable Gift Trust #1 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dunn Dr. and Mrs. William A. Mast Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation (EHTF) The Dickenson Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jelinek Mr. and Mrs. Jason G. Pence Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Rosenthal Jeannette and Frank* Zagara Dworken & Bernstein Co., LPA S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust TRUiST Mr. and Mrs. David S. Dickenson II Joe’s Deli Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pentecost Mr. Peter Roskowetz Zapis Charitable Foundation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Egdell Mr. and Mrs. S. Sterling McMillan III Tucker Ellis LLP Morris S. Dixon Jr. Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc. Kim Meisel Pesses and Paul D. Pesses Drs. Barbara J. and William J. Saar Martha H. Zlotnik Elivate Elizabeth McMillan, MD and Susan and John Turben Foundation Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for the Nicole Marie Johnson, MD Phi Delta Epsilon International Medical Fraternity Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Safran Zucker/Uhrman Philanthropic Fund of The Ethnic Voice of America Mr. Victor Carrasco Dr. Susan H. Turben and Mr. John F. Turben Arts and Sciences M. Steven and Joyce M. Jones Phi Mu Fraternity Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Salvador Jewish Federation of Cleveland Ann L. Failinger, MD Ms. Katharine Jeffery and Mr. Brady Farrand Valley Ford Truck Sales, Inc. William and Lorraine Dodero Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Kadis Physician’s Ambulance Service, Inc. Samaritan Hospital Foundation Hal* and Ronna Uhrman Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Fergus Mr. and Mrs.* Thomas W. Offutt III Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. Matthew J. Dolan and Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kahler Mr. Enrico A. Pietro David M. and Betty T. Schneider Foundation Seth Uhrman The Figgie Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce V. Mavec Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Walters Mrs. Jessica Hart Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kanaan Mr. and Mrs. Angelo N. Pimpas Cindy and Bob Schneider Malcolm* and Helene* Zucker Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Flanigan Steve McLaughlin Donor Advised Fund The Elizabeth Watt PDCD Research Fund Fran and Mark Doris Family Philanthropic Fund Dennis & Lisa Karnstein Charitable Fund Polster Family Foundation Henry* and Carol Schoenewald Flexjet Judith and Ted McMillan Ronald F. Wayne of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland of Schwab Preformed Line Products Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Scholnick Cindy Schulze Flynn and Thomas P. Flynn Medical Device Business Services Inc. The Honorable Jennifer P. Weiler and Ron and Mary Ann Dziedzicki Mrs. Deanna E. Katz PSE Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schulman Jr. PACESETTERS The Fortney Foundation Dee Dee and Bill Miller Mr. Kevin P. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin Jr. Marcia R. Schumann $10,000 – $24,999 G & S Metal Products Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Milner Ms. Joan P. Wenk Kathy and Fred Eisner Donor Advised Fund of Michael and Terri Kennedy Ronald and Deborah Ratner Family Foundation Mark P. and Christina M. Schumann Anonymous (6) Robert I. Gale III Family Ms. Karen L. Mole Mr. Philip A. Wenk The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Kessler Ms. Sallie L. Reider Jane and Lee Seidman Mrs. Wendy K. Adelman Kampinski and Gebauer Company Morgan Stanley and Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William D. White Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Eisner Mrs. Barbara Kest Richard L. Reppert and Jeanette deHaven Nancy and Thomas Seitz Mr. Charles Kampinski General Electric Company (World Headquarters) Sandra and Tim Wuliger Elk & Elk Co., LPA Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Kilbane Rick and Wendy Charitable Giving Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Seligman Thomas and Joann Adler Family Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gherlein Robert S. Morrison Foundation Drs. Cynthia and Brian Zelis Embrace Kids Foundation Mr. Steven B. Kimmelman of Fidelity Janet G. Shaw a supporting foundation of The Jewish Ms. Margaret R. Giltinan Mrs. Marion E. Mrazek Dan and Ellen Zelman Philanthropic Fund of Enterprise Holdings Foundation Sheryl A. Kingsberg Fund at Schwab Charitable The Robertson Foundation The Lawrence C. Sherman Family Foundation, Federation of Cleveland Mr. Todd Goldstein and Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Mueller The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. John H. Eyerman Jr. Mr. William G. Kinney Sarah and Bill Robertson a supporting foundation of The Jewish Advanced Roofing Systems, Inc. Ms. Chelsea Whitman-Rush The Murch Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Zirker Fahey Banking Company Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Koury Albert A. Robin Family Foundation Federation of Cleveland All American Classics Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Gorman Myeloma Foundation of America Burt and Sandi Zucker Philanthropic Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Faubel Ms. Nancy L. Berardinelli-Krantz and Mikki E. and Michael D. Rocker Mr.* and Mrs. Michael Sherwin American Consolidated Industries, Inc. Greater Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame Robert D. and Janet E. Neary Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Fearon Mr. Eric Krantz Ms. Daria Roebuck The Sherwin-Williams Company American Thrombosis & Hemostasis Network The Brandon C. Gromada Head & Neck the EY Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Ferner The Krause Family Foundation Ross Builders Mr. Daniel S. Siegel B. Charles and Jay G. Ames Foundation Cancer Foundation New York Community Bancorp, Inc. Michael and Ellen Feuer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Kresnye Margo and Robert Roth Linda and Dan Silverberg John M. and Marsha L. Antonucci Dr. and Mrs. Bahman L. Guyuron The Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation GRAND PATRONS Ms. Lauren R. Fine and Mr. Gary M. Giller Dr. John P. and Kathleen M. Kristofco Dr. Fred C. and Jackie Rothstein Mr. John B. Silvers and Ms. Leah S. Gary Mr. Craig A. Arnold Ida and Irwin Haber Ms. Jan E. Nyquist and Mr. David R. Harding $5,000 – $9,999 Flanigan Industries Labella Associates, DPC Mr. Randy J. Ruttenberg Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simone Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Babcock Glenn and Donna Hadlock Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Anderson C. Ohman Sr. Anonymous (3) Forhan Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David J. Larue Sheri and Kenneth Sacks Philanthropic Fund Speedway, LLC BakerHostetler The Hagar Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ohman Jr. ABB Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Santo J. Foti William B. and Mary Margaret Lawrence of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Spirit of Children Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Halle Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ohman Sr. Peter and Anne Adams The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Charitable Raymond and Sylvia Lee Safe Kids Worldwide Mrs. Virginia Spitz Mr. Jack J. Belcher Melanie and Richard Hanson William J. and Katherine T. O’Neill Mr. Terrance Ahern Foundation Dr. Lyn H. Dickert-Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Salisbury St. Baldrick’s Foundation Nancy Benacci Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Hartel Ozanne Construction Company, Inc. Allen Aircraft Products, Inc. Samuel J.* and Connie M. Frankino Dr. Ethan G. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Saltzman St. Jude Medical BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc. Iris and Tom Harvie Mr. and Mrs. Kurt R. Packer Altercare of Ohio, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Frantz Mr. Michael Liebeskind Sandor Foundation State Farm Mutual Automobile Blossom Hill Health Care Residence Health Carousel Mrs. Ann K. Page American Breast Cancer Foundation Mrs. Mady Friedman and Mr. Norman Levin LifeBanc Sanofi-Genzyme Insurance Company The Larry and Flora Blumenthal Family Rebecca and J. David Heller Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. Americare Kidney Institute Valeri Furst Gail and Ken Liffman Mr. and Mrs. Sean Savage The Billie Howland Steffee Family Fund, Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Federation Mr. and Mrs. James Heusinger Parma Hospital Health Care Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Anderson GE Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Litzler Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Schaefer a supporting organization of the of Cleveland Hill Group Healthcare Management Inc. Perkins Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William L. Annable Geneva Village Retirement Community, LTD Ms. Heather L. Long and Mr. Philip G. Regan Mrs. Cathy Schimmelman Cleveland Foundation Flora Blumenthal Ms. Andrea M. Hogben The Lauretta K. Peters and Richard R. Peters Aurora One Fund Gilbane Building Company Longmeadow Care Center Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Schultz Diane and Jeff Steinhilber Fund of the Timothy A. Boyko and the Patty Boyko Mr. John M. Horner Charitable Foundation Kamla Bafna Charitable Foundation JoAnn and Robert Glick Longmeadow Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bradleah M. Scott Cleveland Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Horvitz Mr. and Mrs. David Petrone Carol and Cliff Baggott Global Prairie LTI Investment Management The Sears-Swetland Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Stephens Briar Hill Health Care Residence Marguerite B. Humphrey, EDM PMJ Park Holdings LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Batiuk GOJO Industries, Inc. Mrs. Janis A. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Semarjian STERIS Foundation John and Barbara Burns Chris and Michelle Hyland Bruce J. Podhouser, DMD Mr. and Mrs. Luke F. Baum Hal Goltz Charitable Fund Kevin W. Lynch Trust Sonni and Steven Senkfor The Peggy and John Stratton Charitable Fund Busch Funeral and Crematory Services International Excess Program Managers, Inc. Dorothea and Michael Polster Charitable Fund at Dr. Eric H. Beck and Dr. Alexander P. Venizelos The Bernard D. and Susan Goodman Family Rosemary A. Macedonio and Marilyn Simms Family Fund at Schwab Charitable The John M. and Elizabeth Stropki Charitable Buyers Products Company The J & L Foundation Schwab Charitable Mr. Melchior Beller and Ms. Kathleen Dalton Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Federation Michael E. Maguire Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Gift Fund of the Ayco Charitable Foundation Cameratta Companies, LLC The Marta and Donald Jack Charitable Loree and Steve Potash Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Belman of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Maltby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Slater Stryker Angela G. Carlin Fund of Vanguard PR Transportation, Inc. Benevity Community Impact Fund of the Mark & Lisa Goodman Philanthropic Fund of Lisa Roberts-Mamone and Edward Mamone Drs. C. Kent Smith and Patricia Moore Mr. and Mrs. William B. Summers Jr. Carnegie Management and Development Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John Ramagli American Endowment Foundation The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. Neil Mann Jr. Robert C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Szuszkiewicz Corporation The John F. and Virginia K. Johnson Family Fund The Stone Rand Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Berea Labor Day Oktoberfest, Inc. Stuart and Susan Graines Mr. and Mrs. Dan Margolis Elizabeth and Ethan Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Szuszkiewicz Carrera Partners, Inc. of the Ayco Charitable Foundation Federation Drs. Sosamma J. and Nathan A. Berger Mrs. Jane Grebenc Drs. Richard and Patricia Martin Arlene R. Staub Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. Chemical Bank Northeast Ohio Region Junction Auto Sales, Inc. Susan and James Ratner Fund of the Cleveland The Bernadotte Foundation for Children’s Gries Financial LLC Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Mawaka Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Stefl Dr. Theodoros N. Teknos and Dr. Kari Teknos Kevin and Lisa Chernikoff Henri Pell Junod Jr. Foundation Eyecare Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Griffith McDonald Hopkins LLC Rick Stege* Jerry Sue and Walter Thornton Dr. Wei-shen Chin and Dr. Lynn T. Le Ms. Marian Kampinski Mr. and Mrs. Greg Rauen Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Biehl Joan and Alan Gross Donna and Harry B. McDonald Charitable Trust Dr. Korina Shulemovich and Dr. Mitchell Machtay Tifft Family Fund of Akron Community Rick Chiricosta Drs. Vik and Sangeeta Kashyap Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Rayburn Ms. Mary Ann Bigler Rochelle Gross Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. McKenzie Swagelok Manufacturing Company LLC Foundation Vincent B. Cibella, DPM Adam S. Kaufman RBS Citizens Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Black Ms. Joy M. Grosser Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swick Dr. and Mrs. A. Roger Tsai Jill and Paul Clark The Matt and Lisa Kaulig Family Foundation RIG III Family Foundation Ms. Carroll A. Bodie Gupta Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable McPc Imaging and Printing LLC Tamela and Paul Tait Mrs. Ronna Uhrman Cleveland Browns Football Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Kelsheimer Robert I. Gale III Family Dr. Aparna Bole and Mr. Richard H. Bole Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Gurnick Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Mead Taylor Oswald LLC Mr. Seth A. Uhrman and Ms. Ellen M. Pollack Coastal Taco Keira Kilbane Foundation Barbara S. Robinson Bradford Renaissance Portraits Haas, Haas and Associates Insurance & Drs. Cliff A. and Lynne S. Megerian Tecmark Corporation United Way Services Color Your Corner Kinetico Inc. The Rose Foundation Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio Financial Services Meijer, Inc. Todd Associates, Inc. University Hospitals Geauga Medical Conway Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. King Jr. Sollie Rosen Memorial Foundation Mary Jane and Jack Breen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Haas Jr. Mr. Justin Meiser Dr. Kristin T. Tull and Mr. Robert Tull Center Auxiliary Dr. Daniel R. Cooperman and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Koehler Mrs. Betty Rosskamm Brokaw Inc. Mrs. Kelly Hall Merrymeeting Group Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tutkovics University Hospitals Portage Medical Center Dr. Mariel A. Harris Mr. Dean Kohmann Rotary Club of Burton-Middlefield Brookes & Henderson Building Co. Hamilton Beach Brands Matching Gift Program Microsoft University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center - Kimberly Vehovec Fund of the Coppola Family Fund at Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Kohn RPM International Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Brookes Ms. Janice L. Hammond and Janet L. Miller Atrium Cafeteria Cleveland Foundation Creative Playrooms Corporate Kohrman Jackson & Krantz LLP Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Russo Burbick Foundation Mr. Edward P. Hemmelgarn Dr. Marlene R. Miller and Dr. Peter J. Pronovost University Hospitals Conneaut Medical Center Linda and Les Vinney Susan and Michael Cristal Noreen Koppelman-Goldstein Saint Luke’s Foundation Carnegie Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Handke, Jr. Fund of the Milton James Foundation, Inc. Thrift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallens Beth and Rand Curtiss KPMG LLP Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Salata The Carnegie Investment Counsel Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Shana N. Miskovsky, MD University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center Staff Wal-Mart Stores, Inc./Sam’s Club Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kuhn Schwab Charitable Fund CBIZ Financial Solutions, Inc. Mr. Frank J. Hanus III Musca Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Ullman Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Warner, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Davisson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. LaBarre Paula R. and Walter S. Schwartz JPMorgan Chase Robert Hartshorn Studio & Gallery NACCO Industries, Inc. United Way of Greater Atlanta Penni and Stephen J. Weinberg DCT Telecom Group, Inc. Ms. Joy M. LaFrance Severin Holdings III Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chase Mr. James A. Haslam II National Marrow Donor Program US WorldMeds, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wert Dealer Tire Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Shapiro Cleveland Indians Baseball Company Hawken School National Philanthropic Trust Utilities Equipment and Supply Company The Marguerite M. Wilson Foundation Mr. Fred W. Denk Lakeside Foundation Hewitt and Paula Shaw Coleman Professional Services Hawthorn - PNC Family Wealth Ruth* and Bill Neides Michael and Cindy Vehovec Wolf Family Foundation, a supporting DGD Group, Inc. Legacy Health Services Bob Shearer LLC Mr. Stephen A. Comunale Sr. Peter Hellman Family Fund of Fidelity NetFoundry Dr. and Mrs. P. K. Velayudhan foundation of The Jewish Federation of Howard and Linda Dickey-White Philanthropic Judith J. Liebman Sheoga Hardwood Flooring and Paneling, Inc. Robert A. and Susan H. Conrad Heritage Auctioneers & Galleries, Inc. NetJets Aviation, Inc. Neil and Connie Waxman Cleveland Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Jocelyne K. and Frank N. Linsalata Drs. Daniel Simon and Marcy Schwartz Continental Casualty Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hopkins Daurine W. Noll Philanthropic Fund of Danielle Horvitz Weiner and Michael Weiner Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wolf Jr. Direct Energy Services Carol A. Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. George T. Simon Jr. Marcy and Richard M. Cowan Mr. James H. Hower and Family The Jewish Federation of Cleveland The S. K. Wellman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wolf Fred and Brittan DiSanto Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores Margaret and Larry Singerman Maria C. and Thomas J. Coyne HSC Acquisition, LLC The Northern Trust Company Mrs. Bonna J. Weppler Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Wolf Molly Dixon and Jerry Murphy Ms. Carol A. Lucas Sodexo Mr. Matthew E. Craighead Joseph S. Huang Thury L. O’Connor Christopher and Kathryn Wesolowski Alan J. Woll Family Fund of Akron Community DMD Management, Inc. March of Dimes Southwest General Health Center Mrs. Debbie Crawford Mr. Michael Hudec Olympus America, Inc. Weston Hurd LLP Foundation Dolan Family Fund Lois and Martin Marcus Family Philanthropic St. John Medical Center Auxiliary Gift Shop Credit Unions for Kids Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hurst Ophthalmology Education Worldwide Whitney Donor Advised Fund Dominion Foundation Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland STERIS Corporation Jeffrey and Julie Cristal Hyland Software, Inc. Orthofix Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Marcus Crocker Park - a Stark Property Diana* and Edward J. Hyland Jr. 52 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 53 Annual Society (continued)

Allayne and Douglas Wick Foundation Jeffrey and Trisha O’Brien Cole The Goel Family Mr. Kokal The Wuliger Foundation Mrs. Marilyn A. Coleman Kevin and Irene Graham M. Scott and Dinah Kolesar Support for Vital Mental Health Initiatives Sandra and Tim Wuliger Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Croasdaile III Mr. and Mrs. William A. Grodin Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Kratus Mr. Dale P. Yost Mrs. George Cvijovic Mr. and Mrs. James L. Grunzweig Mr. Scott E. Kutschke Mr. George H. Young Mr. and Mrs. James M. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Guzowski Dr. Eun J. Kwon and Mr. Ki L. Lee Recent health assessments identified the lack of access to mental and behavioral health care among the Thomas F. Zenty III DiGeronimo Family Foundation of the Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Ladd most pressing needs facing Cleveland families. The Cleveland Foundation awarded a $1 million grant to Zinner & Co. LLP Cleveland Foundation Mr. Bob (Robert) Haney Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Latore Z’s Cream and Bean Dr. Christina and Mr. John Dinklocker Ms. Agnes B. Harmeling Mr. Timothy M. Lavelle improve access to mental health programming at the UH Rainbow Center for Women & Children. The funds Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Zunich Mr. Rocco P. Dipuccio Steve and Carole Hasbrouck Pierre and Christiane Lavertu Fund will support increased care coordination, embedded clinical staff for mental and behavioral health, training and Carl F. Doershuk, M.D. Lectureship Fund of the Haskell Fund of Fidelity Charitable Cleveland Foundation Mr. Coburn Haskell* Shelly B. Lazarus Charitable Fund evaluation. The new grant builds on the Cleveland Foundation’s $500,000 commitment in 2017 to fund related PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Domino Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Hatch Mrs. Catherine Levy and Mr. Robert L. Levy $2,500 – $4,999 Drs. Marlene R. and Francis Dorsey Ann Marie Hawkins Drs. James and Lynne Liu mental health initiatives. Anonymous (4) Mary Ann Dragon Dr. Curtis W. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Abbey Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Loveman Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Abdalian Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Embrescia Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Hegyes Ms. Cali Lynch Mrs. Holly Adams Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Eyre Ms. Kim C. Hood Mr. Kevin C. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. David F. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Fanta Jr. Mr. Doug Horner Jr. Ms. Shannon N. Lynch-Kokal Mr. and Mrs. Vlad Agranovich Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fischer, AIA Mr. and Mrs. Harland B. Horton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Maimbourg Ms. Emily S. Alexander James and Mary Jo Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Huang Keith and Jackie Maitland Endowed Support for Dr. Gail C. Ambuske and Mr. Alan R. Ambuske Mr. Vincent Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jayjack Mr. and Mrs. John R. Male John & Shawn Ault Charitable Fund at Schwab Albert M. Ford Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Jonke Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marx William and Rose K. Baker Fund of the Mr. and Mrs. William E. Forsythe, IV F. Iman Joshua and Mr. Terence L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McAuliffe Advanced Nursing Lorain Foundation Ilene and Geoffrey Frankel Mr. and Mrs. David J. Joy Beno & Elaine Michel Philanthropic Fund Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Barksdale Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Frenchie Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Kane of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Bash The Bernard J. Gallagher Family Charitable Fund Ms. Linda Kane Miss Isabella Mileti Corey and Doug Ralston see nurses as the face of health Thomas W. Benda of Vanguard Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kappos Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. William A. Benoit Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gallagher Jr. John D. Karlovec, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Morgan Jr. care at UH. Their personal experiences inspired their latest Rich and Sherri Bishop Ms. Jeannie M. Gallagher Dr. Malcolm S. Ke and Dr. Melissa M. Camouse Mr. and Mrs. John G. Morikis investment in the Corey and Doug Ralston Advanced Practice Mrs. Sandra H. Brinn Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ganley Mr. John F. Keane Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Myeroff Shannon and Marty Burke Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Garcia Julian and Amy Kim Family Dr. Dilip Narichania Nursing Scholars program. Corey, a trained nurse, and Doug, Mrs. Rachel Gherlein Mr. Daniel J. Neistadt Kenneth S. and Deborah G. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ward L. Kinney a grateful UH patient, established the Ralston Scholars program Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Josh Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Kline Ms. Helen E. Norton Mr. and Mrs. David G. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giulitto Klotzman Philanthropic Fund Robert and Joan Nosal in 2016 and made an additional gift last year to permanently of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Fred* and Judy Klotzman endow the program.

Now in its third year, the program supports nurses training to become certified nurse practitioners, providing scholarships to keep exceptional nurses within the UH health system for the Pregnancy Program duration of their training and beyond. “We’re grateful to be in Doug and Corey Ralston a position to give back in a way that makes life better for the Addresses Infant Mortality hardworking nurses of UH,” shared Corey. “It’s our hope that our giving will inspire others to do the same.” UH received support of more than $1 million to expand its successful CenteringPregnancy program at the new UH Rainbow Center for Women & Children. Selected as one of two national Centering Regional Leadership Partners by the Centering® Healthcare Institute, UH Rainbow Babies An Inspired Match & Children’s and MacDonald Women’s hospitals received Since 2015, Jimmy and Dee Haslam have matched an Ohio Department of Medicaid grant through First Year Rainbow Radiothon gifts dollar-for-dollar, up to Cleveland, to more than double the number of women $25,000 each year to increase the impact. To date, served through CenteringPregnancy. they’ve helped raise more than $128,000 to support The CenteringPregnancy model at UH has achieved a markedly research, training and equipment at Rainbow. lower rate of preterm births – 5 percent – compared to the “Our grandson received remarkably compassionate care at statewide average of 10.4 percent. These results are critical Rainbow,” explained Dee, who serves on the UH Development as UH works with local partners to address the high infant Committee. “But his is just one story. During Radiothon, mortality rate in Cuyahoga County. Angie Truesdale, CEO, Centering® Healthcare you hear so many stories of survival, heartbreak and hope – Institute (left) and Celina Cunanan, CNM, Division “Our providers and patients have embraced Centering since we wanted to support Rainbow and all the families that count Chief of Midwifery, University Hospitals 2010,” said Patti DePompei, RN, MSN, President, UH Rainbow on them for quality care. We decided a match would allow us Babies & Children’s and MacDonald Women’s hospitals. to give back while encouraging others to get involved.” “We have already seen results from these new investments, Jimmy and Dee Haslam and achieved the highest ever enrollment for this unique model of care in 2018.”

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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Novak Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Vernon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Bush Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Feola Mrs. Sybal Oakland The Wagner Family Charitable Foundation Mrs. Ann C. Calkins John and Sharon Ferchill Family Ann Chiarucci O’Brien and Robert G. O’Brien The Adalie and Raymond Walker Fund for Ms. Joanne H. Calkins Mr. and Mrs. Derya M. Ferendeci Mr. Duffy O’Donnell Charitable Giving at Schwab Charitable Shannon Callahan David and Kathleen Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. O’Hearn, III Joni and Steven Wasserman Mr. Simon H. Caplan Mary Ferrante Don and Anne Palmer Charitable Fund Mr. Ron E. Weinberg and Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Carfagna Helen B. Fineberg Maria Papich-Forsyth, DDS Ms. Christine M. Croissant Brent and Fawn Carson Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Soon J. Park Mr. Guy Welever Catherine and Miles G.* Carter Randy and Annette Fobell Michael & Shari Perlmuter Donor Advised Fund Brittany Wesolowski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Casserlie Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Forino of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Bryan C. Wesolowski, PharmD, MBA Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cervenak Holley Fowler Martens and Robert F. Martens Mr. Kyle A. Peterson Mrs. Janet C. Whitehorn Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cesaratto Chann Fowler-Spellman and Edward F. Spellman Mark J. Plush Teresa K. Whitham Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ciaccia Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Pogue Mr. Darryl A. Wilkins Joseph Cipriani Mr. Howard P. Frain Dr. and Mrs. Brian S. Postma Ms. Linda L. Wilmot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cirino Mr. Paul Freeman Mr. Lee D. Powar and Ms. Sheila W. Margolis Jack and Jacqueline Woods Dr. Gayle L. Clapp and Mr. Alan D. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. French Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne R. Rankin Jason and Allison Wuliger Philanthropic Fund of Michael D. Clark Charitable Fund Mr. Donald Gabriele Julie and Peter Raskind The Jewish Federation of Cleveland The Clarke Family Fund Mr. Michael J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rehak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Yeager Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Coe Trish Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Rhee Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zadd Ellen and Steve Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gallucci Jr. Mr. Pete Ristagno Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Zajaczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Conley Keming Gao, MD Mr. Thomas R. Roese and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Zeisler Mr. Austin Conner Mrs. Amy Wain Garnitz Mr. William H. Franklin Ms. Kelly M. Connolly Debbie and Peter K.* Garson Rogat Family Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Mary French and William E. Conway Heidi and Daniel Gartland Federation of Cleveland SPONSORS Drs. Greg and Cathy Cooper Mr. David Gartman Amy and Ken Rogat $1,000 - $2,499 Ms. Maryann R. Correnti Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Gascoigne Enid and Dr. David Rosenberg Anonymous (3) Frank J. Costello, MD Dr. Kimberly S. Gecsi Dr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Rosenberg Francoise Adan, MD Mr. Matthew J. Coughlin victor & joan m. gelb Philanthropic Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roth Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Addicott Cowell Family Fund The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Ms. LuAnn M. Rothbrust Rajeev K. and Erica L. Adlakha Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gelbach Wendy Rowehl-Miano at Schwab Ms. Jane M. Cronin and Mr. Christopher Klaver Ms. Judith Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Ruhlman Mr. Chris Adler Mr. and Mrs.* Richard R. Cross Dr. and Mrs. Mahmoud A. Ghannoum Michael B. Rukin Charitable Foundation Dr. Dale and Nancy Adler Ryan R. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gilchrist Ms. Rebecca Ruppert McMahon Rosalyn and Norman Adler Family Philanthropic Robert R. & Gay C. Cull Family Foundation Ms. Paula M. Gillette Mr. Thomas C. Safran Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. John Cutter Stacy Gillette Mary Ann and Tom Halfhill John F. and Mary K. Savage Family Dr. and Mrs. David P. Agle Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Danford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gilligan Foundation Inc. Dick and Joan Ainsworth Edward B. and Eileen K. Davis Mrs. Jeanne L. Glazer Mr. Tim H. Scanlon Bruce H. Akers Maryellen Strassburger Davis, MD Dr. and Mrs. Jason E. Glowczewski Toni & Donald Scherzer Family Fund of Ms. Jacqueline M. Albers The Day Family Fund of the Dr. and Mrs. Jay R. Gold A United Effort The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. James P. Allega Cleveland Foundation James & Nancy Goldsmith Family Foundation Gail and Elliot Schlang Philanthropic Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allega Mr. Edward DeBartolo Jr. of Fidelity The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. John Allega Mr. and Mrs. Doug S. Debevec Alan and Victoria Goldstine They say it takes a village to raise a child. For Mary After Charlie’s surgery, their understanding of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schoff Deloris Altig Christina M. Delos Reyes, MD Dr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Golonka Jean C. Schroeder Foundation Ms. Nannette Alvarado Mrs. Linda H. DeOreo Kathy and Jose Gonzalez Ann and Tom Halfhill, that phrase took on a new CF really began. They learned his treatment routine, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Selhorst Mr. Edward J. Andelman Mr. Palmer A. DePetro and The Good Community Foundation Mr. Leonard Senkfor Mr. and Mrs. John D. Andrica Ms. Diana Munz DePetro Dr. and Mrs. Donald B. Goodfellow meaning when their first grandson, Charlie, arrived attended medical appointments and followed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Serbin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Atkian Mr. Dean E. DePiero Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Gordon in 2011. Born with cystic fibrosis, Charlie immediately Charlie’s strict daily regimen. “We knew it was going Baiju and Koyen Shah Mr. and Mrs. Barry Axelrod Mrs. Beverly Dequinze Dr. and Mrs. Rama S. Gorla Asim Mohammad Shahid, MD Mr. Heath R. Bambic Mrs. Patricia W. Dery Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Gottlieb underwent surgery to correct a type of bowel to take a united effort to make sure Charlie and his Mr. Michael J. Shapiro Mrs. Kelly Banks Mr. Jeffrey Desich Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Gottlieb obstruction commonly associated with the disorder. parents had the support and care they needed,” Michael R. and Marian K. Shaughnessy Ms. Carol Ann Barnak Ms. Carina S. Diamond Mrs. Emilie H. Gottsegen and Bessie Shields Foundation Linda Barnett Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dickey, III Mr. Maurice O’Brien said Mary Ann. “We quickly learned that the ‘village’ Ms. Natalie Siegel Ms. Marilyn J. Bartucci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. DiGeronimo Joyce and Harry Graham “We were shocked,” explained Tom. “We had heard surrounding us was larger than just our family and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Skirbunt John T. Benderman Delia M. DiGregorio, MD Ms. Mariah Gray Gregory and Patricia Skoda Fund at Mrs. Linda J. Benjamin Dr. Michael W. Dingeldein Ms. Michelle L. Gray of cystic fibrosis before, but we had no idea that it friends – the doctors, nurses and staff at the Leroy Schwab Charitable Dr. Melvin Berger and Ms. Jane T. Haylor Mr. Jon Dittrich Mr. Michael J. Greathead was in our family.” W. Matthews Cystic Fibrosis Center at UH Rainbow Mr. Jonathan Slain and Dr. Katherine Slain Mr. Parker Berry Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Dobbins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greco Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Slater Simon and Molly Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Dorsey Ms. Roe Green Babies & Children’s Hospital were with us every single Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smigel Mr. and Mrs. James F. Doyle Dr. Michael and Barbara Greenberg Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a life-threating genetic Karen and Christopher Bitzer step of the way.” Mr. Jeffrey H. Smythe Mrs. Myrle Blackburn Mr. William A. Doyle and Ms. Kaity Swanekamp Debra and Adam Greenfield Fund at disorder that affects the lungs and digestive system. Lila and Jerry Sorkin Mr. R. L. Blackburn Ann Marie Dragon Schwab Charitable Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark Sponseller Ms. Pamela L. Blake Ms. Patricia A. Dragon Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Greenfield Approximately 1,000 new cases of CF are diagnosed “Over the past seven years, we have been amazed by Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Stamler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dreiling Ms. Judith C. Greig Susan C. Blankschaen, BSN each year, and more than 30,000 Americans live Steven D. Standley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blasiole Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Dreyfuss Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Grisko Jr. the care Charlie has received, and so grateful that the Mr. Jeffrey C. Stanley Neil Bly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drusinsky Jane and Jim Griswold Fund of with the disease. While there is no cure, tremendous CF clinical care and research teams are working to Edward R. & Jean Geis Stell Foundation Mr. Elmer Bollinger Drs. Patrawadee and Vichai Duangjak the Cleveland Foundation Lester and Maxine* Stoller Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bolton Peter & Maria DuBois Foundation, Inc. Mr. Michael Gurney medical advancements and specialized care have find a cure,” said Tom, who with his wife established Robyn Heather Strosaker, MD Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Bond Susan E. Dwyer Robert and Linda Haas added years and quality of life to CF patients. The Sullivan Family Fund Kathleen and James Bond Ms. Catherine A. Eck Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Hanna, III the Halfhill Family Pulmonary Research and Treatment Mr. and Mrs. David P. Sunderhaft Mrs. Connie F. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Edelman Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Hanna IV Fund to support pediatric pulmonary research and Jeffrey L. Sunshine, MD, PhD Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Boykin Carol K. Eisenberg Dr. Mustafa A. Haque “As grandparents, we were concerned not just about care. “We believe that through research and medical Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Sussen Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Bradnan Bill and Renee Emrhein Christina Kay Hardesty, MD Charlie, but about Tom’s daughter and son-in-law,” Patricia M. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Endle M. Ann Harlan and Ronald H. Neill advances, a cure for CF is on the horizon,” said Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Symons Helen and Herbert* Braun The Honorable and Mrs. John A. Enlow Jill Harrington added Mary Ann. “We are a close-knit family.” Michael and Maria Szubski Mr. John Brocklehurst Heather T. Ettinger and Jeffrey R. Ettinger Fund Mr. and Mrs. Neal Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Renato G. Tamaro Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brogan at Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hatvany Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Taylor Ms. Katherine Brown and Mr. James A. Brown Mary Evers, DO Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bruml The Andrew & Leigh Fabens Charitable Fund Mr. Collin Hazen Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Titus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruno at Schwab Mr. Ronald A. Hazlinger Krystal L. Tomei, MD Mrs. Norma V. Bucey Harriet and Alfred Fader, MD Mr. Patrick J. Healy Dr. Helen M. Torok Mr. and Mrs. Robin Bugenske Dr. Jihane A. Faress and Dr. Maroun T. Semaan Mrs. Lynn Heisler Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Van Orden Mr. John H. Bundy Dr. and Mrs. Lee V. Farkas Mada F. Helou, MD Mr. and Mrs. John T. Venaleck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Federico Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hennes

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Mrs. Carla R. Henson Mr. Kyle Kazak Robert P. Mack, MD Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo M. Rivera Tom and Kay Scherr Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stahler Mr. Frank A. Wagner Jerry and Sommer Herman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Murphy Ms. Carol Robb Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Scheutzow Nanci and Earl Stein The Nina and Norman Wain Dr. Euthymia D. Hibbs and Mr. Russell S. Hibbs Mr. David J. Keehan Ms. Sara A. MacKinlay and Mr. Kenneth Bussey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Murphy The Robbins Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schmidt Dr. Caroline G. and Dr. Bruce Steinetz Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hickey Jr. Doug and Shelley Keller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madonio Ms. Susan B. Murphy Brian and Beth Robbins Philanthropic Fund of William and Susan Schmitt Gift Fund at UBS Mr. Mark R. Stevens Jack and Cheri Waldeck Mr. Richard J. Hilfer Miss Cally S. Kellerhall Mrs. Kazuko D. Maine Mr. Thomas Murphy The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. Ira Schobel Mrs. Ellen H. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Walker Edith F. Hirsch Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Sister Dorothy E. Kelly Dr. Geronima A. and Mr. Steve Mallick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nalette Gregory C. and Christy T. Robinson Family Dennis F. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stewart Cheryl L. and Bruce J. Waller Federation of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William D. Manning Mr. Greggor Nallo Mrs. Linda M. Rocchi Richard and Marcy Schwarz James Paul Strainic, MD Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kewley Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Marchese Dr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson Ms. Judith S. Rocker John Seich and Ann Clark Seich Mrs. Dorothy M. Strohm Harriet Warm and Richard Blum Dr. and Mrs. Seth N. Hirschfeld Ann and Jim Kiggen Fund of The Greater Gregory and Shelley Milin Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Nettis Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Roddy Mr. John L. Selman Ms. Mackenzie Stubbins Jay B. Waters Dr. Kimberly J. Hollandsworth and Cincinnati Foundation Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. James D. Neville Drs. Michael F. and Nancy J. Roizen Warren Selman, MD Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Stueber The Adolph Weinberger Foundation Dr. John A. Dumot Grace Jun Kim, MD Herbert and Cookie Marcus Mr. and Mrs. William P. Nice Jr. Mr. Michael Romanello Holly Selvaggi and Clark Harvey Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Summerfield Elaine Weinberger Berwitt* Richard and Sarah Hollington III Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Kimmel Tony Marini Mrs. Joyce Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rorimer Mr. and Mrs. Lino Sergo Mrs. Virginia Swift Martin R. and Iris H. Berwitt Schwab Charitable Adrienne and John Kirby Charitable Foundation Ms. Phyllis B. Marino Ms. Nancy J. Nigosian Mr. William C. Rosa Mr. David R. Sexton Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sylvan Mr. Neil C. Weinberger Mr. Joseph B. Holmes Dr. David A. Klausner and Karen Fields Dale H. and Barbara J. Markowitz Ms. Heather Noack Ellen Rothchild Fund at Schwab Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Bradley H. Seybert Mr. Stephen Szafraniec The Clara Weiss Fund Karen and Walter* Holtkamp Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kleber Mr. Mark A. Maroon Beth and Michael Nochomovitz Brian and Tal Rothstein Donor Advised Fund of Ms. Marianne Sezon and Mr. Richard L. Dana Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Taton Mr. David C. Weiss* Dr. Samuel J. and Eva H. Horwitz Jason D. Klein, DO Linda B. Marshall Charles J. and Patricia Perry Nock Fund of The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Robert and Yvette Shenk George and Christine Taylor Ms. Norma L. Welling Dr. Ihab A. Hosny Dr. Janet A. Kloos and Mr. James E. Kloos Mr. Dean Martens the Cleveland Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Rubin The Shilling Family Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Houston Audrey and Kenny Koblitz Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Marx Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Nock Stanley* and Sue Rubin Raymond K. Shivley Catalina V. Teba, MD Dr. Sally H. Wertheim and Miss Rebekah A. Howland George and Jeanne Koehler Mr. Alexander McAfee Julie A. Novak Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Shulman Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Thomas Mr. Stanley E. Wertheim Dr. Xuan Huang Mrs. Dawn M. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. McCuaig Mrs. Margaret B. Ocepek Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Ruddock Cheri and Roger Shumaker Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Thompson Ms. Joanne M. Wile Avenmarg Xuan Huang and Wendi Song Mr. Gregory Kokal Mrs. Ellen McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Ruddock, II Robert L. & Eileen C. Sill Philanthropic Fund of Dr. George Topalsky Ms. Sally Woznicki and Mr. David Scherba Mr. Eric Hummel Ann Marie Kollander & Mark W. Teague Family Ms. Vicki McGaw Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. O’Connor Stephen Lawrence Ruedrich, MD The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Andrea Torress Memorial Fund Ms. Sheila M. Wright Mr. David B. Humphrey Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John McGee Mr. and Mrs. David M. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ruhlman Mr. Matthew C. Sinclair Christopher P. Trotta, AIA Sheila A. Wyse Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hunziker Kolz Family Charitable Fund of Fidelity Mrs. Suzanne G. McGinness Patti and David Paddock Patrick Scott Runnels, MD Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Siracusa Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tutino Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Yoder Mr. Jerome Hurtuk Dr. and Mrs. Neil J. Korman Michael J. McGinty Mr. and Mrs. David Pangallo Florence B. Rutter Gretchen D. Smith Fund of the Schwab Fund for Ms. Nina Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Kotoch Douglas and Charlotte McGregor Jim and Nancy Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rynearson Charitable Giving Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tweardy Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Young Ms. Margaret Schumann-Ippolito and Ms. Cynthia G. Koury Lawrence E. and Sheila Rowan McHale Mary and John Patton Patrick J. Saccogna, Esq. Mr. David K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Twells Mr. Michael J. Zablotney Mr. Peter J. Ippolito Jim and Claudia Kraly Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Perotti Martha Sajatovic, MD and Douglas Flagg, MD Douglas J. Smorag Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Underwood Mr. Joseph W. Zajac Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Ison Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kremer Mr. and Mrs. Derrick L. McKinney Mr. Stephen J. Petras Jr. Aaron Saltzman Ms. Jane A. Snavely Dr. and Mrs. Wulf H. Utian Mr. and Mrs. Adam A. Zangerle Mr. Thomas J. Itrich Mr. and Mrs. John H. Krieger Mr.* and Mrs. Richard G. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Phyfer Sanborn Family Charitable Fund of Mr. Kevin Snyder Mr. Robert A. Valente Drs. Robert M. and Kristine M. Zanotti Ms. Ann Jackson and Mr. James F. Negrelli Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Kuhns Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Medinger Bob and Bobbi Pincus Fidelity Charitable Soclof Keshet Fund at Fidelity Ms. Deborah A. Vasko Mr. and Mrs. Leon X. Zapis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Janke Reverend and Mrs. J. Kenneth Laber Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Meisel Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Pizzi Kathleen Sanniti Mr. Ivan Sommer Catherine and Dale Veres Dr. and Mrs. Chad A. Zender Jeffery Family Charitable Fund of James I. Lader John Mellyn Drs. Donna M. and Ferdinand M. Plecha The Santa Fund of the Cleveland Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Donald K. Spaner Miss Nadia C. Vincenti Mrs. Mary Jo Zingale Fidelity Charitable Ken and Kim Lakota Tom and Laurie Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Poe Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Saunders Mr. Dennis Spontarelli Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vinocur Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Zito Mr. and Mrs. Tracy A. Jemison Sr. Mr. Don M. Landek Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Mercado Dr. and Mrs. John N. Posch Mr. Robert E. Scanlon and Ms. Carol A. Neville Susan Stagno, MD Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Zrimec Mr. Richard J. Jeschelnig and Jonathan and Leah Lass Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Meyer Mr. Joseph C. Prada and Thomas J. and Anita M. Scanlon Mrs. Linda Stahl Drs. Kristin C. and James Voos Kevin and Renee Zupancic Ms. Michelle Y. Shan-Jeschelnig Ms. Deborah A. Lauer and Mr. Jeffrey P. Reed Meyerson Family Trust Mrs. Angela Connelly-Prada Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson Mrs. Rose Ann Lavelle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Michaelides Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Prestegaard Thomas A. Jorgensen and Jocelyn C. Ruf Jamie & Sharon Lebovitz Philanthropic Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Miggins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Ptaszek Jr. The Joseph Family Foundation The Jewish Federation of Cleveland Mr. Dominic J. Mihalik Mrs. Betty S. Pullar Valerie Joseph Mr. Richard A. Legenza Ms. Jennifer E. Milacci and Mr. Marc C. Scher Dr. Svetlana L. Pundik and Dr. David D. Lust Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Joyce Dr. Edith Lerner Christopher N. Miller, MD, MS Mr. Brian R. Pyclik and Ms. Kathleen A. Ferry The Honorable and Mrs. Peter J. Junkin Dr. and Mrs. James T. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Miller Maria E. Quinn and Frank R. Piunno Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kainrad Mary Beth Levine, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Miller Sanjay Rajagopalan, MD Mr. Jesse Kalin John and Debbie Lewis Mr. Daniel Mismas Dr. James C. Ramicone and Ms. Shawna Bauer Tune into Your Heart Mr. Dave Kall Ms. Katherine A. Lewis Mr. Nick Monaco J.C. and Helen Rankin Butler Maria H. Kamenos Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lilley Ms. Rita M. Montlack and Ann* and Phillip Ranney Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Kamins Mrs. Chiou-jin Lin Mr. Howard J. Freedman Drs. David S. and Susan K. Rapkin Kevin W. Lynch was known for his larger-than-life personality Mr. Arthur H. Kaplansky Mr. and Mrs. Brinton C. Lincoln Mr. Ryan Moosbrugger Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ratner and a brand of kindness and wit that could energize a room. James Held & Kenn Karakul Charitable Bob and Patty Ljubi Mr. Richard S. Morrison Mr. David J. Rega Foundation Inc. Mrs. Shirley G. Lockshin Ms. Debbie Moss Batt Ms. Joan E. Reidy When he unexpectedly passed away from a heart attack Mr. and Mrs. Lucien B. Karlovec Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Loparo The Doctors Nelson and Ann Marie Mostow A. William Reynolds in 2017, his loved ones were stunned. To celebrate his life, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kartalis Mr. Nick Lopick Mr. and Mrs. Creighton B. Murch Ryan and Jenn Richards Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kaye Gene and Karen Lovasy The Murphy Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Riemenschneider, CPA they honored their family patriarch in a way he would Mr. Stephen P. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Murlan J. Murphy, Jr. Alan Rinder have appreciated.

“Our dad supported many causes, but UH was a favorite,” said his daughter, Shannon Lynch Kokal. “It seemed fitting Annual Society Special Events to develop a fundraiser in his memory to raise awareness about heart disease and the importance of getting checkups.” FOUNDERS Parkinson’s Wellness Boot Camp Program PACESETTERS GRAND PATRONS $25,000+ Parma Medical Center Gala $10,000 – $24,999 $5,000 – $9,999 Ken Pasko Memorial Golf Outing Last summer, Shannon and her siblings, Cali and KC, At the Sea, Under the Stars in Naples Portage Medical Center Golf Classic Be Inspired! Child Life Community Drop Off Day The Cleveland Marathon The Race Cleveland State Dance Marathon Crocker Park Wine Festival spearheaded “Tune into Your Heart,” an event that gathered Come to the Cabaret, Palm Beach Rainbow Golf Classic Comics for Kids Fighting Cancer: A Cause for Dance more than 170 family and friends at Music Box Supper Club Corks & Forks Rainbow Jumper Challenge D&S Automotive Annual Summer Cruise In Geneva Community Christmas Card Dancing With the Docs Rainbow Radiothon hosted on Star 102 Integrative Health Symposium Hallum’s Heroes Barstool Open for food, fun and lessons in heart health from Marco A. Costa, Di Speranza - A Celebration of Hope Mocktail Party Keira Kilbane Foundation 5K Ride the Rainbow MD, PhD, MBA, President, UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Dominic’s Dream Rock the Rainbow Rainbow Radiothon hosted on La Mega 87.7 Kelly Kinney Memorial – Splash Out Cancer Elyria Medical Center Golf Classic Save a Smile, Save a Child Ruhlman Cup Rainbow Regatta Kornblut Memorial Benefit Brunch Institute and Angela and James Hambrick Master Clinician in Extra Life Seasons of Life Fundraiser MacDermid Enthone Rock N’ Family BBQ SpartanTHON Innovation. More than $65,000 was raised for the Kevin W. Fore The Kids Golf Outing Spring Into Style Sips and Dips Manhattan Stand Howard Hanna Choo Choo Chow Chow St. John Medical Center Golf Classic SPIRIT Norwalk High School Dance Marathon Lynch Heart Disease Research Fund. The Becky Hennessy Golf Classic The Race UH Sports Games Patsy’s Run Miracles Happen Celebration Tune Into Your Heart Walk for the Cure Chuck Ricci Memorial Golf Outing Night of 100 Dinners Walking for Talking Shaker Heights Ribbon Run “Fundraising for heart care at UH would have made Dad The Lynch family, from left: We Love Jeremy Golf Outing Sporting Clays Safe Kids Charity Shoot Shannon, KC, Janis and Cali Steris Corporation Bariatric Surgery CME Event proud,” shared Shannon. “He lives on through this fund.” Steris Corporation POEM CME Event

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“A Generosity of Spirit, William David Bartlett* Congetta Bundy* Rose Cutter* Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Fergus Ms. Karen Fries Robert* and Sylvia Goodman Gail M. Hansen* Caroline H. Baslington* Laura Merryweather Burgess* Mr. and Mrs. David A. Daberko Monica and Carl Ferrazza Patricia and Douglas Fries S. Wynn* and Marion* Goodman Clifford V. Harding III, MD, PhD Shining for Generations” Alice E. Batchelor* Richard* and Joyce A.* Burke Drs. William T.* and Beverly B. Dahms James E. Ferris* Mr.* and Mrs.* Milton Fromer George C. Gordon* Richard D. and Ilene L.* Hardy Louis D. Beaumont* Thomas Burnham* Henry G. Dalton* Michael and Ellen Feuer Mr.* and Mrs.* Eugene Fullington Vijayalakshmi Gorla Anna M. Harkness* We gratefully acknowledge Anne R. Beavan* Dr. Arthur* and Edwina* Burns Mr.* and Mrs. Don C. Dangler Sarah A. Fickinger* Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Gale III Jodi and Jeff Gottlieb Charles W. Harkness* the following individuals Mr. and Mrs.* Daniel H. Becker John and Barbara Burns Jennie Daskevich* Matthew P. Figgie* Dennis P. Gallagher Joyce and Harry Graham M. Ann Harlan and Ronald H. Neill James J. Belardo* Courtney Burton Jr.* Helen Mackey Daube* Nancy F.* and Harry E.* Figgie Helen S. Gander* Josephine E. Grasselli* Chuck* and Jean Harle who have made an estate, Jack J. Belcher Edward A. Cain* Jerome F. Daube* Guy B.* and Jennie C.* Findley Mrs. Bertram E. Gardner* Leah D. Graver* Jill Harrington endowed or other planned Mr. and Mrs. Jules Belkin Mrs. Ann C. Calkins Nathan L. Dauby* Helen B. Fineberg Winifred W. Gardner* Cynthia M.* and David B. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harrington Grace M. Benco* Ruth M. Camilly* Elaine Davis* Bertha C. Fisher* John Garofalo Helen Swisher Greene* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Harrington gift to University Hospitals. Lulu M. Bennet* Nellie H. Canfield* Jean L. Davis* Beverly and Stanley* Fisher Debbie and Peter K.* Garson Helen Wade Greene* Beverly Stadler Harris* Charitable estate planning Robert* and Ruth Ann* Bennett Stanley Caplinsky* Lois and Larry* Davis Ellwood H. Fisher* William J. Garvin* Anna Z. Greenfield Mr.* and Mrs.* H. Stuart Harrison Emma B. Benning, PhD Susan W. and Michael E. Cargile Louise Davis* James and Mary Jo Fisher Phyllis A. Gary Sally and Bob Gries Perry* and Virginia* Harrison provides an opportunity to Beatrice Benson* Paul and Sherry Carleton Marti D. and Jeffrey S. Davis May D. Fleharty* G. Norman Gascoigne* John P. Grivna* Alice E. Harston* make a meaningful Robert H. Benson* Angela G. Carlin Scott and Lisa Davis Dr.* and Mrs.* John A. Flower Donald* and Lois Gaynor Ben M.* and Rose S.* Gross Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Hartel commitment, maximize Donald Bercu Amanda E. Zantiny Carlsen* William L. Davis* Doris A. Flynn* Josephine H.* and Joseph J.* Geiger Sr. Alan and Louise Grossman Bruce Hartzmark and Cynthia Friedman Laura Berick John Gerron Carroll* Michael H. Dawson, MD Joseph G.* and Elizabeth T.* Fogg Albert I.* and Norma C. Geller Mary K. Grotosky* Francis* and Ruth* Harvey philanthropic objectives and Dr. and Mrs. Brian Berman Martha M. Carroll* Gladys I. Day* Leslie T. Fontaine* Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. George Estella M.* and Charles E.* Grow Samuel F. Haserot* receive important tax benefits. Elaine N. Berwitt* Bennie D. Carson* Karl L. Debes* Allen H. Ford L.H.* and Margaret K.* Gerson Oliver J. Grummitt* Melville H. Haskell* Bernice H. Bethel* Catherine and Miles G.* Carter Barbara F. deConingh* Mr.* and Mrs.* Daniel B. Ford Henry J. Gerstenberger, MD* Nancy and Jim Grunzweig John C. Haugh Eleanore M. Bibel* Jeanne Wilmot Carter Antoinette C. Deggin* Frances B.* and George W.* Ford Harry and Angelike Giallourakis Gary J. and Kathleen M* Guhde Dr. Joseph M.* and Mrs. Ann C.* Hayman * Deceased Kate Hanna Bicknell* Susan E. Carter* Sally R. De Lancey* Dr. and Mrs. William E. Forsythe III Margaret Edith Gibbs* Jerome L. Gurin* Laura R. Heath* Hamilton F. Biggar* William E. Carter* James M. Delaney Claud H. Foster* Frank Scott Gibson* Kenneth Haas* John C. Heege* Anonymous (56) Charles W. Bingham* Drs. G. Phillip and Carol A. Cartwright Achilles* and Kristen Demetriou Charlotte A. and Charles D. Fowler Crystal C. Gifford* Ida and Irwin Haber Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Hegyes Frank E. Abbott* Robert E. Bingham* Anthony J. Caruso, PhD Laurie DeMuth Dr. Sanford and Sheila Fox Mary and Tom Gilbane Karen Haber Dr. Adel Heinrich Gardner Abbott* Hudson D. Bishop, MD* Hilda B. Case* Cecelia M. DeShance* Constance Chandler Frackelton* Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillespie John A.* and Marianne Millikin* Hadden Kingsbury G. Heiple, MD* and Nancy W. Heiple Major Willard Abbott* Jane W. Bishop* Mr. and Mrs. Jan Castora Dr. John DesPrez* Robert J. Frackelton* Phyllis L. Gilroy* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Halfhill Josephine Heisler* Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Abel Rich and Sherri Bishop Lucinda A. and Geoffrey P.* Cave Donna S. Dettner* Mervin B.* and Berenice R.* France Arlyne Gladstone* Mrs. William Aubrey Hall* Lois M. Heller* Elias L. Abraham* Grace M. Bizovsky* Dr. and Mrs. Krishan Chandar Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Devereaux Carol A. and Robert F.* Frankel Bertha Glass* Virginia Harrison Hamann* Marjorie A. Heller Ruth M. Abraham-Antoon* Martin and Carole Blake Elizabeth C. Chandler* Evelyn DiBello Samuel J.* and Connie M. Frankino Glasscock Family James and Angela Hambrick Celia Hellerstein* Louis Abrams* Norman Bleiweiss* Harriet Chandler* Ms. Nancy G. Dickenson Mildred E. Freeland* Gladys B. Goetz* Edwin B. Hamlin* Howard E. Hendershott Jr. Peter and Anne Adams Gertrude B. Bliss* Mary Chandler* Marion Frye Dittmar* Emma D. Freeman* Dr.* and Mrs. Victor M. Goldberg Madeline L. Hamlin* Tony and Loretta Henderson Sheldon G. and Terry Adelman Donna Bloom-Schwartz Norma N. Chapman* David and Janet Dix Margaret R. Freiberger* Marshall and Sandra Goldman Mary L. Hamlin* Sean and Becky* Hennessy Hope S.* and Stanley I.* Adelstein Lawrence R. Bloomenthal* Eliot and Susan Charnas Molly Dixon and Jerry Murphy Lawrence M. Fried* Lucille F. Goldsmith* Herbert V.* and Lois J.* Hampson Nova M. Herman* Leonard M. Adelstein* Elizabeth L. Blossom* Dorothy Cherdron* Esther M. Dodd* Helen R. Friedman* Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goldstine Mary C. Hanes* Regina A. Herman* Sylvia K. Adler* Flora and Lawrence* Blumenthal Bonnie and Stuart Chernikoff William and Lorraine Dodero Ruth Garber Friedman* Dr. Donald J.* and Mrs. Ruth W.* Goodman Leonard C. Hanna Jr.* Jill Herrick Mark and Robin Adryan Lois N. Boaz* Evelyn Chernikoff Carl F. Doershuk, MD* Gloria A. Friend* Judy Polshek Goodman William Stitt Hannon* Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herrick Lewis* and Ruth* Affelder Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bogdan Kevin and Lisa Chernikoff Claretta Dogunke* Monte and Usha Ahuja Helen Boiardi* Wei-Shen Chin, MD and Lynn T. Le, MD Gordon E. Dogunke* Dick and Joan Ainsworth Roberta Holden Bole* Mr. and Mrs. Homer D.W. Chisholm Paul J. Dolan Jacqueline M. Albers Chester C.* and Frances P.* Bolton Laura Brown Chisholm* Bernice H. Dolin* Lynne B. Alfred and Robert A. Hanson French H. Bolton* Mary H. Chisholm* David B. and Michele M. Doliveck Donald J. Allen Mary Peters Bolton* Charles L. Christian, MD Adela D. Dolney* Hometown Heroine Robert O. Alspaugh* Newell C. Bolton* Karen L. and Earl P. Cipriani Laura A. Dolsen Betty M. Ambrose* Mr.* and Mrs.* Eugene W. Bondy Eliza Ann Clark* Lucia Donner* Glenn G. Anderson Sr. Michael and Mary Bonsiewicz Marie Odenkirk Clark* William Dorsky and Cornelia Hodgson Margaret Tomec At 90 years old, Margaret reluctantly retired again Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Anderson Samuel E. Bool* William T.* and Margaret R.* Clark Timothy and Deborah Doyle Matthew* and Mabel S.* Andrews was a no-nonsense, due to debilitating back issues. “Margaret was an Wilber R. Boreman* Nellie A. Clarke* John M. Drain* Raleigh* and Marie* Andrie Jerome* and Loretta* Borstein Bill D. Clem, MD* Francis E. Drury* “independent extraordinary friend, and so dedicated to supporting Peter J. Andrulis, PhD Benjamin F. Bourne* Ramon L. Clemens* Julia R. Drury* George H.* and May Margaret* Angell woman” long the hospital through her volunteerism,” said Marcia Nancy C. Bowker* Louise B. Cobb* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drusinsky Dr. and Mrs. William L. Annable Frances K.* and George T.* Bradner Elizabeth S. Cogswell* Drs. Patrawadee and Vichai Duangjak before the term Ferguson, Executive Director of Parma Hospital Health Arthur and Carol Anton Bernice M. Brady* Kenneth S. and Deborah G. Cohen Marie A. Dugar* Mary S. Antoniewicz* became part of Care Foundation. Helen and Herbert* Braun Ms. Nan Cohen and Mr. Daniel Abrams Ida J. Dulles* John M. and Marsha L. Antonucci Herbert J. Braverman* Rosalie* and Morton A.* Cohen Clark Dunlap* popular culture. Katherine L. Archer* Mary Jane and Jack Breen Irwin E. Cohn* Mrs. Rebecca F. Dunn Andrew A. Arena An only child, Margaret passed at the age of 97 in January 2018, Donald P. Brestich* Charles H.* and Adele Stone* Coit Florence W. Dunning* Stefanie A. Arena Leonard A.* and Helen Russell* Bretschneider John F. Colangelo* Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Ebert she never married but not before leaving one last gift to UH Parma Helen R. Armstrong* Douglas* and Janet Henderson Page* Brews Jeffrey and Trisha O’Brien Cole Lawrence Edelman Dr. and Mrs. James E. Arnold Medical Center. Having named the foundation the Richard F. Brezic* Kathleen A. Coleman Miss Ida T. Edelstein* or had children, Mrs. Philip B. Arnold* Thelma K. Brickman* Duane E. and Barbara “Joyce” Collins Doris J. Egle* sole recipient of her estate – in excess of $1 million – Erma H. Atkins* and supported William* and Lois* Briggs Patricia R. Cone* Herman Elling* Sophie Auerbach* hers is the largest and most transformative gift in the Mr. and Mrs.* Robert Bright Elaine F. Conn* John H. Elliott* herself as an Helen Augaitis* Gertrude H. Britton* Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Connor Rebecca H. Elliott* The late Margaret Tomec hospital’s history. Margaret’s incredible generosity will Florence R. August* administrative Albert F. Broadwater* Anthony J. Conny Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Embry Charles* and Margaret* Austin help UH Parma Medical Center continue to meet the James C.* and Linda B.* Brooks Robert A. and Susan H. Conrad Mr.* and Mrs.* Frederick L. Emeny assistant and bookkeeper. A lifelong Clevelander, Gertrude A. Austin* Thomas H. Brooks* Gerald A* and Martine V. Conway Richard Engel* community’s greatest needs. Linus* and Louisa* Austin she was active in civic organizations, loved to read Brown Family Nettie H. Cook* Edith Virginia Enkler* Mrs. Ida A. AuWerter* Brenda and Marshall B. Brown William Cooper* John and Lois Enlow books related to medical science, dabbled in the stock Evelyn M. Avery* Connie and Jim* Brown Sadie Copelin* Bernice Eskin* Margaret leaves behind a life story of volunteerism Mildred P. Bach* market and was an engaging conversationalist. Edwin H. Brown, MD* Allen N. Corlett Jr.* Estella A. Eskins* Lucy M. Backus* and commitment to improving health care in her Elizabeth F. H. Brown* Linda L. and Victor G. Corrigan Mr.* and Mrs.* Raymond F. Evans Mary Ann Bagus* Fannie Brown* Harry Coulby* Elmer J. Fabian* home town. Equal parts self-sufficient and selfless, Richard* and Leanne Bahnick Upon retirement, she began a second career as a Fayette Brown* Ruth S. Cowdery* Ann L. Failinger, MD John and Carol Balch she will be fondly remembered for her indelible spirit Mr.* and Mrs.* Harvey H. Brown Phyllis Graves Cox* Cheryl Falardeau gift shop volunteer at UH Parma Medical Center. Dorothy J. Baldwin* Harvey Huntington Brown Jr.* Mary Elizabeth Crabtree* Dr. Avroy and Roslyn Fanaroff and lasting legacy to the community she called home. Lilian Hanna Baldwin* For 30 years, Margaret was the welcoming face James Brown* George W. Crile, MD* Michelle Farinacci Priscilla D. Barnes* Jennie Brown* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cristal Marie W. Fasig* behind the cash register, helping visitors select flowers, Harold H. Barnett* Meyer Z. Bruder* Ryan R. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Faubel Linda Barnett cards and gifts for patients. She greatly enjoyed the Margaret A. Bruening Beth and Rand Curtiss Lois E. Fawcett* Roger E. Barnhard Richard* and Norma Bucey Esther* and Richard* Cusa John T.* and Nancy W.* Fay companionship of fellow volunteers and hospital Ruth E. Bueschlen* Alexander and Sarah Cutler Stanley M. Feil* Annie Spencer Cutter* COL (Ret.) Salvatore and Rose Marie Felice staff who became her family. 61 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 61 Diamond Legacy Society (continued)

Mrs. Jesse W. Herring Jr.* Augustino A. Ingoglia Elizabeth King* Arthur A. Lederer* The Honorable Robert S. Malaga* Doris Moysey* Corey and Doug Ralston Arlene J. Sahr* Charles E. Herrstrom* Fred Isenstadt* Dorothy W. Kirby* Ruth Lederer* Jane E. Malone* Christopher and Michelle Mulchin Dr. and Mrs. James F. Rambasek Timothy M. Salem George J. Hess* Mary Izant Eleanor C. Kirby* Mary B. Lee* Michael A. and June Mancuso Olga Mural* Judy and Gary Rand Aaron Saltzman Gertrude C. Donnelly Hess* Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack Jr. Gay C.* and James T. Kitson Emily G. W. Leffingwell* F. Howard Mandel and Elizabeth B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Murdough Jr. Cora J. Randall* Sarah C. Sampliner* Brian L. Heyman* Virginia C. Jack* Helene K. Klauss* Al* and Hedda* Leighton Rita L. and Bruce P. Mandel Helen D. Murfey* Ann* and Phillip Ranney Mary Coit Sanford* Charles G. Hickox* Titus Jackman* Mrs. Dolores Kleinman Caroline D. Leister* Dr.* and Mrs. Anthony Maniglia Hoyt C. and Gail S. Murray Julie and Peter Raskind Stanford and Jean Sarlson Albert M. Higley* Dr. and Mrs.* Edgar B. Jackson Jr. Terri and Stuart Kline Patricia C. LeMaster* Dr. and Mrs. Randall E. Marcus Gertrude A. Myers* Frances Lincoln Rathbone* Edward F. and Nancy* Sauterer D. Tremaine Hildt* Barbara M. Jacobs* Charles F. Kling* Norma S. Lenhert* Pauline J. Marek* Bertha E. Narten* Ronald P.* and Paula Raymond Mary T. Savage* Sarah Cole Hirsh* Sally R. Jacobs* Fred* and Judy Klotzman Fred* and Alice* Lennon Dr. Alan H. Markowitz and Cathy Pollard Dr. and Mrs. Rob Nathan Constance H. Rebar Teresa and James Schaffer Jr. Peter M.* and Sarah W.* Hitchcock Virginia B. Jaffee* Samuel B. Knight* Frances E. Lent* Dale H. and Barbara J. Markowitz Edward* and Celia* Nedved Mrs. Patricia A. Redford Lois A. Scheel* Priscilla B. and David H.* Hoag W. Lawrence James* Roberta Knopfer Sarah L. Leonard* Mr.* and Mrs.* W.H. Marlatt Louise Francy Neely* Patricia J. Reed Sanford Scher* Paul J. Hoffman* Tom H. and Anne Hunter Jenkins Audrey and Kenny Koblitz William A. Leonard* Carolyn S. Martin* Mr. Daniel J. Neistadt Helen L. Rego* Tom and Kay Scherr Mrs. L.E. Holden* Sandrea S. Johnson* Marjory L. Koblitz* Mr.* and Mrs. Alfred Lerner Diane Martin Delos T. Nelson* Joseph L. Reho Sr.* and Patricia Gatchel-Reho* Gail and Elliott Schlang John Woodford Holloway* William K. Johnson R. Robert* and Kathleen B.* Koch Dr. Edith Lerner James Martinek* Bernice L. Neuberger* Sadie G. Reich* William L. Schlesinger* Marion E. Homeier* Arthur K. Johnstone* Alvin Kohn* Clarence E. Lesser* Isabel Marting* Evelyn D. Neuberger* Drs. Benjamin J. Reichstein and Leona Cuttler* Dr. A. Benedict Schneider* George V. Hook* Brooks M.* and Anne M. Jones Carrie Rothenberg Kohn* Cathy Lewis Walter A.* and Margaret B.* Marting Charles J. Neuger* James and Donna Reid Cindy and Bob Schneider Harvey W. Hopf* Edith N. Jones* Harry and Sunny Kohn John and Debbie Lewis Megan S. Massacci Lucille E. Nichols* Sallie L. Reider H. Charles Schock* Helen Chisholm Hord* The Honorable Paul Jones* Donna M. and Alex I.* Koler Viola V. Lewis* Dr. and Mrs. William Mast Mary A. Nixon Maggie A. Reimer* Henry* and Carol Schoenewald John H. Hord* Nancy* and Don* Junglas John Koning* G. Russell and Constance P. Lincoln Katherine L. Mather* S. Darwin Noll* Irene Reindl* Edith H. Schowerth* Douglas M. and Mary Adelle Horner Henri Pell Junod Jr. Joseph* and Vivian Koppelman Paul S. Lincoln Samuel L.* and Flora Stone* Mather Alice D. Norman Robert S. and Sylvia K. Reitman Family Mary K. Schramp Gerald C.* and Sara R.* Hornick Florence Kabat* Sharon P. Koppelman Brian H. and Alison M. Linick William G. Mather* Albena A. Nose* Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Remen Barbara and Richard* Schreibman Mr. and Mrs. Harland B. Horton Joseph R. Kahn* Noreen Koppelman-Goldstein Jocelyne K. and Frank N. Linsalata Eleanor G. Matthews* Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Novak Jr. Richard Reppert and Jeanette deHaven Harold D. Schrock* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horvitz Gertrude M. Kahne* Eleanore M. Kosman* Carole J.* and William S.* Lipton Dr. LeRoy W.* and Blanche R.* Matthews Sharon A. Novak Harry Resnick* Jean C. Schroeder Joseph B. Horwitz* Marie A. Kahne* Norman J. and Constance M. Kotoch Chester J.* and Elsie B.* Lis Sandra Ann Matthews* Mort* and Iris November Robert R. Rhodes* Irene Sacks Schulman* Dr. Samuel J. and Eva H. Horwitz Clara M. Kaiser* Anna Kovach* Elva W. List* William L. Mau* Leah A. Nowlan* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Ricci Florence Schultz* Hazel P. Hostetler* Mr. and Mrs.* Arthur H. Kaplansky Margaret Kovacs* Jack B. List* Lorene Maxim* Dr.* and Mrs.* Frank E. Nulsen Iva M. Rice* Mark P. and Christina M. Schumann Karen L. Hostetler* Daniel and Laura Karam Jennifer A. Krahe Elaine and Martin Liston Kathryn Arns May* Bertram S.* and Lois S.* Nusbaum Charles L. Richman* Nathan H. Schur* Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hotchkin Elias Karam Antonina M. Kramer* Carol A. Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Maynard Eugenie G. Nyland* Edith O. Richman* Harry* and Eleanor Schwartz Family Julia C. Howell* Audrey Karsner* Karen and Alan M. Krause James* and Shirley Lockshin Mr. and Mrs.* Alexander McAfee Ann Chiarucci O’Brien and Robert G. O’Brien Henry C. Richman* Jack Schwarzwalder* Mrs. Gladyce J. Hubay* Doris M. Kasik* Jeremy Kraut-Ordover, CFRE Dr. and Mrs. Richard Loeff Edris M. McBride* Thury L. O’Connor Mr. Alan Rinder and Forest C. Scott* Virginia Hubbell* Bryan L. and Emily W. Kasper Maureen E. Kreick Charles T.* and Jeannette A.* Lomeaux Harriet E. McBride* Thomas J. O’Donnell* Ms. Barbara C. Mullady-Rinder Ruth P. Sears* Mr.* and Mrs. George M. Humphrey, II Mrs. Deanna Katz Rose Dolista Kreysa* Gene and Karen Lovasy Malcolm R. McBride* Sylvia and Heath* Oliver Rose A. Rinella* Ellery* and Elizabeth W.* Sedgwick Martha S. Hunter Mrs. John R. Keith Olga G. Kruk* Margaret E. Lowrie* Julien L. McCall William J. and Katherine T. O’Neill Bob, Eleanore and Kathy Risman Mary Sedlack* Mary H. Hunter* Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kellermeyer Ronald and Marci Kulberg Claudia A. Lozano Margaret H. McCarthy* George F. Opdyke* William B. Risman and Family Warner* and Emma* Seely John Huntington* Catherine S. Kellogg* Julia Kunes* Sandra and Tony Lucarelli Annie M. McClymonds* Jeannette A. Osgood* Richard C. Ritzrow* Nellie M. Segar* Mariett L. Huntington* Annie S. Kendrick* Sanford Kutash Dr. Melvin A.* and Mrs. Amelia G.* Lucas Georgia E. McConnell* Aurel F. Ostendorf* Sarah and Bill Robertson Jane and Lee Seidman Hinman B.* and Jane* Hurlbut Lawrence D. and Maryann Z. Kennedy James I. Lader Don and Jana Luscher Everett D. McCurdy* Anne B.* and Henry Ott-Hansen Edgar S. Robillard* Nancy and Thomas Seitz Hurtuk Family Terri and Michael Kennedy Sylvia R.* and Maurice G.* Lader Mrs. L.L. Lyon* Nancy C. and Kevin J. McGinty Jane and Jon Outcalt Barbara S. Robinson Kenneth C. Shand* Robert and Susan R. Hurwitz Dr.* and Mrs. John H. Kennell Cecile and Samuel* Laderman Helvi R. MacDonald* Douglas and Charlotte McGregor Julia Clark Owen* Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Robinson Martha B. Shand* Diana* and Edward J. Hyland Jr. Caroline Abbott Keyes* Edna E.* and Richard H.* Lamont Nadine D. MacNeill* Sheila Rowan McHale Wilhelmina E. Owens* Caroline Rochow* Esther L.* and Moses D.* Shanman Rose Mary Iannetta* Dr. Rustom and Mary Khouri Jack W. Lampl Jr.* Dalia R. Macys* Robert and June* McInnes Terry and Kathy Ozan Alice M. Rockefeller* Harold L. Shanower* Frances W. Ingalls* Ms. Nancy H. Kiefer* Zoah M. Lanken* Susan Madar* Grace McKean* Peter and Beverly Padegimas Helen E. Rockefeller* Laura V. Shapero* Louise H.* and David S.* Ingalls Abby Kilfoyl* Natalie A. Lanzaretta* Thomas Mahovlich* Rita McKenna* Mr.* and Mrs.* George H. Page Mikki E. and Michael D. Rocker Dr.* and Mrs.* Daniel J. Shapiro Don and Joan Kimmel Jamie and Sharon Lebovitz Dr. and Mrs. John T. Makley Ellen M. McLane* Silvia Balslew Page* Elizabeth Rockstroh* Michael R. and Marian K. Shaughnessy Thomas C. McLaughlin, MD Anne T. and Donald F. Palmer Alfred N. Rodway* Janet G. Shaw S. Sterling and Judith McMillan Melvin J. Paris* Mr.* and Mrs.* Fred E. Roedger Daniel J. Sheehan Family Mr.* and Mrs.* John P. McWilliams Natalie M. Parke Charlotte M. Roehm* Howard M. Sheeler* Patricia A. Mead Nellie S. Parks* Mr. and Mrs.* Michael J. Rogers Horace A. Shepard* Lila Meade* James Parmelee* Paul Rolnick* Francis G.H. Sherman* Dr. Edward and Deborah Meckler Carrie A. Louth Patch* Romano Family Lawrence C. Sherman* A Last Wish to Support James R. Meehan* Colonel Oliver Hazard Payne* Lillian Ronder* Francis McIntosh Sherwin* Drs. Cliff A. and Lynne S. Megerian Elizabeth Peckham* Benjamin Rose* James N. Sherwin* Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mellyn Jr. Maria Pejic* Mr.* and Mrs.* Edward A. Rose Mr.* and Mrs. Michael Sherwin Cancer Care Sally W. Menges* Kathy and Jim Pender Jackie* and Norton* Rose William T. Shockley* Elizabeth Briggs Merry* Alfred Penko* Mary Upson Rose* Harold* and Ruth* Sicherman Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Meyer III Steve L. Penko* Enid and Dr. David Rosenberg Laura and Alvin A.* Siegal While undergoing treatment for leukemia in October 2017, Robert F. Meyerson* Grace L. Pennington* Dr. Fred and Lynn Rosenberg Michael and Anita Siegal Pamela A. Michalski* Ginny and Bob* Perkins LaVerne G. Rosenfeld* Sol* and Molly* Siegal Ilene Hardy was admitted to UH Seidman Cancer Center with Ruth S.* and Charles W.* Midelburg Grace Tod Perkins* Ronna and Benet* Rosenthal Family Mr.* and Mrs. Herbert A. Sihler Jr. Janet L. Miller Katharine H. Perkins* Elliott and Carolyn* Ross Edna A. Siiman* pneumonia. Sadly, she was unable to recover and passed away. Katherine D. Miller* Sandra and Randy Perkowski Violet B. Ross Mrs. Walter Sillers* Lou Anne and Bradley R. Miller Michael and Shari Perlmuter Martin* and Betty Rosskamm George Simmons* “All the nurses we interacted with were just angels,” said her Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Miller Abraham E.* and Rose* Persky Charles F. Rostock* Drs. Daniel Simon and Marcy Schwartz Richard S. and Marilyn G. Miller Mrs. Edith Peskin Joan Roszko* Karen Singer* husband, Richard, who is a member of the Seidman Cancer Mr.* and Mrs.* Severance A. Millikin Harry A. Peters* Margo and Robert Roth Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Leadership Council as well as the Diamond Legacy and Samuel Irwin H. Milner* Lauretta K. Peters* Ruth Rothaermel* Paul J. Singer John F. Minco* Richard R. Peters* Gladys Rotheram* Margaret and Larry Singerman Mather societies. “After each treatment, they would wrap her Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mintz Charlene Phelps, MSN, RN, FAAN* Violette Royan* Beryl M. Siringer* Karen L. Mole Robert S. Pile* Theodore and E. Lynne Rudolph Mr.* and Mrs. Richard Skillen up and give her a big hug. It meant so much.” Anthony B. Moore and Antoinette Joiner* Stephen Pilots* Jocelyn C. Ruf Martha Skowron* Dr. Irwin B. and Beryl Moore Samuel E. Pizer* Dominic Ruggie* Dr. Ike Slodov* Reflecting on their frequent discussions about supporting Lillian M. Moore* Sarah E. Plamper* Barbara P. Ruhlman Alicejane Smid* Elizabeth D. Moran* Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Pogue Jane Hard Russell* A. Kelvin* and Eleanor A.* Smith the hospital, Richard made planned gifts totaling more than Mr. and Mrs. John G. Morikis William G. Pollock* Deborah A. and Darwin C. Rutledge Drs. C. Kent Smith and Patricia Moore $1 million to UH Seidman Cancer Center in 2018. A plaque in Sally S.* and John C. Morley Suzanne G. Poloner* Florence B. Rutter Earl E. Smith, MD* Richard Hardy wearing Calvary Morris* Steve J. Popovich John and Delores Saada Elizabeth Meade Smith* memory of Ilene will be placed in UH Seidman Cancer Center’s Seville H. Morse* Igerna M. Prange* William Saal* Florence M. Smith* his white coat from the sixth floor family suite area. “I think Ilene would be very happy Florence I. Mortus* William G.* and Irene M.* Preis Drs. William and Barbara J. Saar Geraldine S. Smith* 2018 Mather Society Wayne and Terri Mosley Mildred E. Prochaska* Frances V. Sabol* Gretchen D. Smith induction ceremony Ilene Hardy about this gift if she were here,” shared Richard. Allan S. Moss* John W. Pugh* Dr.* and Mrs.* Maurice D. Sachs Lucy H. Smith* Herb and Ellen Moss Maria E. Quinn and Frank R. Piunno Mildred H. Sacket* Margaret Smith* Mary Macbain Motch* Ben P. Rabb* Sheri and Kenneth Sacks Norman C. Smith* Eleanor Mougey* Leonard A. and Heddy R. Rabe 62 | University Hospitals • REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY • University Hospitals | 63 Diamond Legacy Society (continued) 2018 Estate Gifts

Vincent K.* and Edith H.* Smith Elizabeth O.* and Benjamin H.* Taplin Dominic A. Visconsi John Widgoy* We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals Anonymous (1) Emma D. Freeman* Sue Weckstein* Elias L. Abraham* Brian L. Heyman* Dorothy Chapman Wick* Jeffrey H. Smythe Sheldon J. Taubman* Ellen Garretson Wade* Marjorie C. Widmer* whose farsighted philanthropy benefited University Nellie B. Snavely* Harry Lundy Taylor IV, MD* George Garretson Wade* Steven R. and Trudy Wiesenberger Richard Bahnick* Maria Pejic* Kathryn* and George* Woodward Richard Sobocinski Mildred S. Taylor* Rose Mary Waga* Fred and Marilyn Wilder Hospitals through their realized estate gifts in 2018. Hudson D. Bishop, MD* Lauretta K. Peters* Frances R. Zverina* Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sommer Katharine Holden Thayer* Wagner Family Marjorie Vedder Wilkie* Grace M. Bizovsky* Richard R. Peters* Louis and Nancy Sorboro Alma Thomas* Norman Wain Arline M. Willard* * Deceased Helen Boiardi* Geraldine S. Smith* Lila and Jerry Sorkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas Connie and Steven Wait Madeleine Williams* Jerome* and Loretta* Borstein Margaret C. Tomec* Amy and Michael Southard Katharine Garford Thomas* Wilma E. Wald* Virginia T. Williams* Bertine Southworth* Jane T. Thornburgh Cheryl and Bruce Waller Rev. James D. Williamson* Dr. Kenneth A.* and Christine E. Spano Dr. Jerry Sue Thornton and Ann Walworth* John Williamson* James* and Jane* Spellman Mr. Walter E. Thornton Harriet Warm and Dick Blum The Honorable Samuel E. Williamson* Bob* and Helene* Sperling Helen M. Tobin* Mary A. Warner* Mrs. H.J. Winslow* Mr.* and Mrs. Irving B. Spitz Dr. T. Wingate Todd* Verna S. Warpula* Boris Witzer* Philanthropic Trusts in Perpetuity Jean M. St. Lawrence* Stanley N. Tomc* Florence Warshawsky* J. Louis Wolf* Dr. Richard Statesir and Dr. Georganne Vatorella Margaret C. Tomec* Dr. and Mrs. James J. Waugh Mrs. Jane S. Wolf Ann E. Statuta* Janina Tomkalski* Donna P. Weber* Jennie S. Wolf* From as early as 1890, visionary Nettie H. Cook* 1931 Harriet E. McBride* 1917 Arlene R. Staub Amos Townsend* Dr.* and Mrs.* Elden C. Weckesser Lenora R. Wolf* Harry Coulby* 1925 Mr.* and Mrs.* Severance A. Millikin 1976 Samuel H. Stecker* Marianne K. Trimm* Sue Weckstein* Bertram L.* and Iris S. Wolstein benefactors have established Ruth S. Cowdery* 1981 Calvary Morris* 1911 Edith I. Stein* Jane B. Tripp* Edward Weibenson* John E.* and Florence M.* Wood trusts in perpetuity that now Henry G. Dalton* 1940 Jeannette A. Osgood* 1986 Sylvia S. Steinfeld* Margaret Triska* Lillian Weinberg* Sue A. Woodford* Carl F. Doershuk, MD* 2008 Julia Clark Owen* 1956 John H. Stephan* Marie D. Trivison* Penni and Stephen J. Weinberg Kathryn* and George* Woodward provide nearly $8 million Francis E. Drury* 1929 Carrie A. Louth Patch* 1929 Esther R. Stern* Linda M.* and Michael J. Trivisonno Sr. Dorotha Weinberger* Dorothy H. Woodworth* annually to support University Julia R. Drury* 1936 Katharine H. Perkins* 1936 Lester and Maxine* Stoller Michael J. Trivisonno Jr. Jerome A.* and Joy* Weinberger Family Josephine* and John A.* Wootton Hospitals. These enduring gifts Estella A. Eskins* 1928 Maggie A. Reimer* 1938 Eleanore E. Stone* James and Sandra Troxell David* and Ada* Weisberg June H. Wurster* Sarah A. Fickinger* 1932 Robert R. Rhodes* 1914 Mr.* and Mrs.* Irving I. Stone Elizabeth* and Robert C.* Trump Fred* and Lois* Weisman Marguerite W. Wurzburger* make a difference in the lives of Guy B.* and Jennie C.* Findley 1951 Mary Coit Sanford* 1914 Maurice L.* and Marjorie H.* Stonehill A. Roger Tsai, MD Ronald Weiss* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yankovich our patients and families and May D. Fleharty* 1926 Mary T. Savage* 1921 Mildred Jean Stonestreet* Susan and John Turben Larry and Cindy Werbel Melanie S. Young Emma D. Freeman* 1919 Howard M. Sheeler* 1973 Mrs. John P. Storaasli (Iris)* Gertrude Tyler* Muriel Werbel* William Allen Young* will continue to support our Frank Scott Gibson* 1943 Nellie B. Snavely* 1950 Mary Strangward* Washington S.* and Marion C.* Tyler James W. Wert Family Dorothy Youngman mission for generations to come. Dr. Donald J.* and Mrs. Ruth W.* Goodman 2005 Robert L. Swanker* 1972 John D. and Renate Strazzanti Louis F. Uhle* Dr. Sally H. and Mr. Stanley E. Wertheim Jeannette and Frank* Zagara Helen Wade Greene* 1957 Katharine Holden Thayer* 1970 Joseph D. and Sandra H. Sullivan Hal* and Ronna Uhrman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wertz Dorothy Hildebrandt Zak* Mary L. Hamlin* 1959 Katharine Garford Thomas* 1972 * Deceased Beatrice Rita Surovy* Herbert G. Underwood Marguerite Westlake* Anne Zeller* Leonard C. Hanna Jr.* 1959 Washington S.* and Marion C.* Tyler 1918 William L. Susen* Dennis A. Upson* Evelyn E. Wetzel* Thomas F. Zenty III Perry* and Virginia* Harrison 1960 Dennis A. Upson* 1939 Robert L. Swanker* Veronica A. Urbanski* Marcia J. Wexberg Helen V. Zink* Lewis* and Ruth* Affelder 1995 Melville H. Haskell* 1936 Ellen Garretson Wade* 1917 Robert Sweeney, PhD* Mrs. Amy P. Vandemotter Eddye Renee White Audrey S. Zirke* William David Bartlett* 1929 Sarah Cole Hirsh* 1977 John E.* and Florence M.* Wood 1971 Floyd H. Sweet* Ruth M.* and Guy F.* Varner Dr. Karl D. White* and Mr. Peter Roskowetz Marcile Zirke* Douglas* and Janet Henderson Page* Brews 1928 Mary H. Hunter* 1936 Sue A. Woodford* 1951 Mary Eloise Sweet* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Vehovec Martha Welles White* Martha H. Zlotnik William* and Lois* Briggs 2010 John Huntington* 1890 Patricia M. Swenson Margaret Rose Velardo* Janet Whitehorn Malcolm* and Helene* Zucker Gertrude H. Britton* 1936 Abby Kilfoyl* 1923 Joseph* and Bernice* Szczepanski Mary Veremis-Ley, DO John K. Whittemore* Frances R. Zverina* Nellie H. Canfield* 1915 Eleanor C. Kirby* 1911 Amy E. Talbert* Linda and Les Vinney Dorothy Chapman Wick* Sarah Zychick* Charles H.* and Adele Stone* Coit 2010 Clarence E. Lesser* 1970

Ensuring the Growing Our Big Backyard Best Patient Care It was more than a celebration when over 1,000 friends and supporters of UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s gathered “Health is our number one priority; everything else is second.” in April 2018 – they were helping to expand UH Rainbow’s The simple sentence summarizes the philosophy of Renate reach across the community. Ride the Rainbow’s 2018 theme, and John Strazzanti of Gates Mills, who recently made a “Growing Our Big Backyard,” was well-timed for a year that generous estate commitment to support future patient care included the opening of UH Rainbow Center for Women at UH Cleveland Medical Center. & Children, expanding service at UH Ahuja and UH St. John medical centers as well as growing the region’s largest “We have always had deep respect for the talents and pediatric care network. lifelong dedication of medical personnel,” said John, quick to shift the focus from their generosity to the contributions Led by chairs Terri Kennedy, Stephanie Antunez and of UH medical staff. “Physicians, nurses, caregivers of all kinds Lynne Marcus Cohen, Ride the Rainbow raised more than are very special people.” $1.5 million, which will help expand UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s to make care accessible to all, spreading hope Both John and Renate, members of the Diamond Legacy from backyard to backyard. Society, have benefited from the personalized care that is a UH trademark. “Restoring health is not just physical – there’s Raising nearly $8.5 million since its inception in 2004, this an emotional component to it,” said John. “It’s reassuring signature event provides resources that help build innovative a patient that everything that can be done will be done – programs, enhance advocacy outreach and attract the best From left: Event chairs Terri Kennedy, Stephanie my wife and I certainly felt that connection with UH.” pediatric medical talent for UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s. Antunez, Lynne Marcus Cohen

Renate and John Strazzanti

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UH DEVELOPMENT DIAMOND James O. (Dell) Judd Richard P. Stovsky ELYRIA MEDICAL CENTER HARRINGTON HEART & Elaine Barr Michael A. Cristal Matthew F. Kadish Linda Summers Jack J. Belcher Fran E. Doris COMMITTEE ADVISORY GROUP Mark Kangas Terence L. Thomas FOUNDATION BOARD VASCULAR INSTITUTE Diane L. Bell* Mark H. Doris Sheldon G. Adelman, Chair James A. Goldsmith, Chair Kimon P. Karas Jane A. Thornburgh Kevin J. Flanigan, Chair LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Ronald H. Bell, DDS Anthony John Furlan, MD Monte Ahuja Patrick J. Saccogna, Vice Chair Bernard L. Karr Patrick J. Tulley* Bradley C. Bond Marco Aurelia de Alvi Costa, MD, PhD, Executive/ R. L. Blackburn Kimberly A. Ganley John M. Antonucci Paul J. Dolan, Honorary Chair Adam R. Kaufman Stephanie W. Turner Daniel E. Lent Physician Chair Richard J. Blum Judy P. Goodman Susan B. Haslam Sheldon G. Adelman Randall J. Keller Robert A. Valente Karen L. Mole Robert R. Risman, Emeritus Barbara Brown, PhD Sally Gries M. Steven Potash Gabor M. Adler Manjit S. Khuban Stuart Chase Van Wagenen Jerry R. Pearl Jules Belkin Brenda J. Brown Robert Howard Jackson Daniel I. Simon, MD Ronald S. Ambrogio Dorothea J. Kingsbury Jaclyn M. Vary Spencer A. Ryan Donna Corsi Marshall B. Brown Ruth H. Kanner Thomas F. Zenty III Arlene Anderson Albert S. Kirchner Catherine G. Veres Michael A. Szubski Frederick A. Eisner Grace F. Drusinsky Constance P. Lincoln Gordon A. Anhold Barbara S. Kornuc Adam S. Vertes Kimberly D. Tweardy Jill Harrington Michael Drusinsky G. Russell Lincoln AHUJA MEDICAL CENTER James S. Aussem Roy A. Krall Mary Eileen Vitale Robert D. Yost Lydia L. Harrington Rebecca F. Dunn Todd S. McCuaig P. Thomas Austin Eugene A. Kratus Jeffrey M. Wasserman Darlene Duvin Claire O. Morgan LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Nancy A. Harrington Molly Balunek Deviani M. Kuhar Neil R. Waxman EYE INSTITUTE Ronald G. Harrington Louis Duvin Dixon Morgan Jr. Fran E. Doris, Chair Peter Balunek Sanford Kutash Ronald F. Wayne Pamela M. Ebert Katherine T. O'Neill LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Ronald M. Harrington Susan V. Juris, Executive/Physician Chair Mark Bander Donald W. Laubacher Jeffry L. Weiler Lee P. Hartzmark* Avroy A. Fanaroff, MD Lee D. Powar Cheryl A. Agranovich, RN, BSN Ronald E. Bates Robert Kerr Lease Arthur A. Weisman Marshall L. Goldman, Co-Chair J. David Heller Roslyn Fanaroff Howard Rabb David M. Carr William T. Beargie, Jr. James D. Lechko Katherine E. Wensink Henry L. Meyer III, Co-Chair Henri Pell Junod Jr. Barry S. Feldman Stanley I. Rubin, PhD* James C. Comella Teresa Metcalf Beasley Steven M. Licciardi Marcia J. Wexberg Douglas J. Rhee, MD, Executive/Physician Chair Vikram S. Kashyap, MD Sanford A. Fox, DDS Sue K. Rubin Charles D. Ferguson Edward J. Bell Todd L. Lloyd Brenda L. Wolff Gregory P. Althans Kenneth S. Koblitz Sheila F. Fox Evelyn K. Safran Judy P. Goodman Gina M. Bevack-Ciani Eugene Lovasy Gary A. Zwick Stephen V. Cheatham Shirley H. MacKay William H. Franklin Gordon H. Safran Jeffrey H. Gottlieb Jeffrey M. Biggar David S. Maher Charles A. Defer Judith A. Miller Howard J. Freedman Thomas R. Scherr Sr. Bahman L. Guyuron, MD Daniel L. Bonder Chad Makuch DIGESTIVE HEALTH Deborrah A. Defer Paul C. Miller Madeline K. Friedman Gail C. Schlang Timothy A. Boyko Brian D. Marita Barbara Y. Galvin Christina M. Schumann Ida S. Haber INSTITUTE LEADERSHIP Sandra J. Goldman Soon John Park, MD Thomas I. Janicki, MD Herbert L. Braverman Michael W. Matile Harvey G. Kay James A. Ratner Peter L. Galvin Mark P. Schumann William G. Kinney R. Chad Brenner Thomas M. McDonald COUNCIL Douglas J. McGregor Robert S. Reitman Jeffrey S. Glazer Warren R. Selman, MD Bethany J. Bryant Erica E. McGregor Norma Glazer Margaret Singerman Stuart F. Kline Angela Connelly-Prada, Co-chair Karen L. Mole Alan Rinder Richard J. Buoncore Kathleen A. McLaughlan Sylvia Florence Goodman Lester Stoller Sanford Kutash Joseph C. Prada, Co-chair Jean C. Schroeder Brian D. Robbins Steve Caine Ellen K. Meehan Roe Green Robert N. Wallens Barbara J. Markowitz John Adam Dumot, DO, Executive/Physician Chair Kenneth A. Wakeen Kenneth R. Sacks J. Donald Cairns Joseph M. Mentrek Bettyann S. Helms Shelly S. Wallens Joel D. Marx Alison J. Burner Adalie J. Walker Daniel I. Simon, MD Angela G. Carlin Lisa H. Michel James Heusinger Joni H. Wasserman Edward H. Meckler, DMD Pamela L. Cirino Raymond G. Walker George T. Simon Jr. Thomas Lee Colaluca Sonia Mintun Robert Hurwitz Steven L. Wasserman H. Gene Nau Emily D. Edelstein Stephen J. Weinberg Jeff A. Concepcion Ernest A. Mishne* Susan R. Hurwitz Penni Weinberg Jon H. Outcalt Sr. Howard B. Edelstein GEAUGA MEDICAL CENTER David E. Cook Ernest S. Mishne Michael I. Kadis Stephen J. Weinberg Michael C. Perlmuter Charles D. Ferguson Thomas H. Craft Ginger F. Mlakar LEADERSHIP COUNCIL MACDONALD WOMEN'S Roseanne Kadis Mary Jo Zingale Patrick T. Perry Bruce A. Hartzmark Patricia M. Culler M. Elizabeth Monihan Kenn Karakul Robert F. Pincus Gail Sands Richard J. Frenchie, Co-Chair HEALTH LEADERSHIP Dana Marie DeCapite Matthew A. Mooney Ruth Karakul Enid B. Rosenberg Paula R. Schwartz Tracy A. Jemison Sr., Co-Chair COUNCIL ORTHOPEDICS LEADERSHIP Irving Rosner Dean E. DePiero Heather L. Moseman M. Steven Jones, Executive/Physician Chair Iva Kosovic Walter S. Schwartz Joan Ainsworth, Co-Chair Randy J. Ruttenberg Carina S. Diamond Hoyt C. Murray Thomas W. Benda Anthony J. Lazzaro COUNCIL Earl H. Stein Barbara P. Ruhlman, Co-Chair Margaret Singerman David S. Dickenson III Lisa W. Neely Patrick W. Bevack Erica L. Lazzaro John F. Herrick, Chair Nancy S. Stein Patricia M. DePompei, RN, MSN, Executive/ Janice Sunderhaft Sarah Dimling James F. Negrelli Elmer Bollinger June L. Mancuso James E. Voos, MD, Executive/Physician Chair Walter Swick Physician Chair Sandhia N. Varyani, MD Edward J. Donnelly Robert C. Nosal Marc H. Burr Michael A. Mancuso Thomas W. Adler Bruce J. Waller James H. Liu, MD, Executive/Physician Chair Harriet L. Warm Emily A. Drake William H. Nottage Nan F. Burr Herbert L. Marcus John G. Breen Cheryl L. Waller Terry Adelman Edward R. Waters Daniel J. Dreiling Michael T. Novak Robert Stanley Coleman, MD Ronda S. Marcus Paul H. Carleton Joann S. Adler Sandra H. Wuliger Elaine B. Eisner Michael J. O'Brien Patricia S. DeVault Madelaine C. Mavec Edward B. Davis Lynne B. Alfred Darrell A. Young Heather R. Ettinger Linda M. Olejko EAR, NOSE & THROAT Justin Donaldson Beno Michel, MD Eileen K. Davis Michele Barksdale Christina D. Evans Stephen P. Owendoff INSTITUTE LEADERSHIP Patrawadee Duangjak, MD Rita M. Montlack James M. Delaney Maria C. Coyne Terrence P. Fergus Joseph V. Pease Indrani Egleston Eudice M. Morse Matthew P. Figgie* CONNOR INTEGRATIVE COUNCIL Helen B. Fineberg Carl M. Ferrazza Richard S. Penton Robert K. Faehnle, PhD Jane Q. Outcalt Christopher G. Furey, MD Richard W. Pogue, Chair Amy Wain Garnitz HEALTH NETWORK Lauren Rich Fine Deborah Perkins John T. Fitts Michael C. Perlmuter Patrick J. Getty, MD Nicole C. Maronian, MD, FACS, Executive/ Ronda W. Goldfarb LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Jane Flaherty Robert F. Pincus Lisa Forino Carol Arnold Porter Jonathan L. Goldberg, MD John A. Freund Jon J. Pinney Physician Chair Michelle L. Hirsch George H.L. Porter Sr. Donald B. Goodfellow, MD Rand M. Curtiss, Chair Robert A. Forino David C. Fulton Jr. Douglas A. Price Cliff A. Megerian, MD, FACS, Executive/Physician Laura A. Jensen Barbara S. Robinson Robert D. Gries Lauren Rich Fine, Chair Elect Glenn H. Frohring Robert R. Galloway William D. Proper Chair Emeritus Nancy Kurfess Johnson, MD Michael D. Rocker Edith F. Hirsch Francoise Adan, MD, Executive/Physician Chair Gerald C. Hornick* Stephen H. Gariepy Maria E. Quinn Gregory P. Althans Sherry E. Jones Mikki E. Rocker Harland B. Horton Jr. Susan C. Luria, Executive/Physician Chair Elizabeth B. Juliano James E. Gaydosh Susan L. Racey Arthur F. Anton Lynne C. Liu, PhD Thomas R. Roese Jacqueline Horton Paul H. Carleton P. James Kamer Jr. Stephanie Glavinos Charles L. Ratner Gertrude K. Chisholm Dr. Deborah Marotta Margo G. Roth Donna L. Jackson Jamie L. Cole Barbara Knecht Terence J. Gliha Jr. Frank M. Rizzo Homer D. Chisholm Katherine T. O'Neill Jacqueline A. Rothstein Henri Pell Junod Jr. Christopher M. Connor Kristen M. Kraus Alan M. Goldstine Lisa Roberts-Mamone Joseph M. Cipriani Shari Perlmuter Toni M. Scherzer Michael I. Kadis Sara H. Connor Catherine G. Male Sandra A. Gontero Kevin G. Robertson Deborah G. Cohen Dorothea M. Polster Bradley Sherman Matthew J. Kraay, MD Ensign J. Cowell Jeffrey N. Male Karen L. Greco Kenneth L. Rogat Kenneth S. Cohen Miriam B. Rosenthal, MD Robert L. Sill* Patricia S. Kurtz Patricia W. Dery John R. Male Sally Gries Michael Romanello James M. Craciun Eleanor Schwartz Scott M. Sill Gregg S. Levy Jill Harrington Dale H. Markowitz Nancy Hancock Griffith Carrie A. Rosko Brian Demrovsky Diana D. Treco Dan K. Silverberg Gretchen A. Levy Jessica Hart Dolan Mary B. Matheney Joan M. Gross Darwin Rutledge Katrina Demrovsky Sally H. Wertheim, PhD Steven D. Standley Raymond W. Liu, MD John B. Hexter Kayleen McDowell Eric G. Haddad Deborah Rutledge Elizabeth W. Franklin Eva Vignovic Zunich Mary E. Suzor William A. Mast, MD Mary Ann Hexter Denise D. Miller Ellen E. Halfon Jennifer A. Savage John H. Franklin Jr. Nicole J. Gray Harriet L. Warm Claiborne R. Rankin Eric Hurwitz Peter C. Miller Lawrence H. Hatch Fran M. Schaul Rebecca C. Heller Sonali B. Wilson Steven R. Wiesenberger Andrew K. Rayburn Lisa A. Karnstein Deborah F. O'Connor Janet W. Havener Bradley J. Schlang Karen E. Holtkamp Trudy Wiesenberger William R. Robertson Linda M. Olejko Paige H. Orvis Ann Marie Hawkins Dennis F. Schwartz James F. Koehler Barbara P. Ruhlman Jackie Osborne David W. Patterson NATIONAL ART Ralph P. Higgins Jr. John S. Seich Susan M. Loparo James A. Schoff Katherine C. Pender, LPPC, CDDC, MA Gregory C. Robinson LEADERSHIP COUNCIL NEUROLOGICAL INSTITUTE Constance R. Hill-Johnson Gary S. Shamis John E. Mellyn Jr. Richard T. Schwarz Daniel S. Serbin Lonnie Schrock Kenneth G. Hochman Roger L. Shumaker Mark J. Plush, CPA Lawrence J. Singerman, MD, Co-Chair LEADERSHIP COUNCIL David E. Strang Fareed Siddiq George W. Taylor Renee Holcomb-Hardwick Eric L. Small Gail C. Schlang Margaret Singerman, Co-Chair Sheila A. Wyse, Chair E. J. Warner III Dan K. Silverberg Barbara L. Titus Timothy Holzheimer N. Lindsey Smith Dennis F. Schwartz Stacy Singerman, Co-Chair Nicholas C. Bambakidis, MD, Kelly Warner Linda R. Silverberg Keith R. Tompkins Gary G. Isakov Douglas J. Smorag W. Daniel Waldron III Thomas V. Huck, Executive/Physician Chair Executive/Physician Chair Mary A. Smith John W. Waldeck Jr. Paul Janos James Spallino Jr. Jason A. Wuliger Paul H. Carleton, Emeritus Virginia Spitz, Emeritus Jerry Sue Thornton, PhD Barbara B. Janovitz Richard T. Spotz Jr. Sheryl B. Carleton, Emeritus Connie G. Adams Robert A. Valente Brian J. Jereb William L. Spring Kurt A. Karakul, Emeritus Terry Adelman Adam S. Vertes Frederick K. Jones Paul J. Stano Mary Beth Karakul, Emeritus Helen J. Braun Cheryl F. Wahl Terry Adelman David E. Cook Sheila A. Wyse David F. Adler David I. Crane Joan Ainsworth Karen E. Crane Douglas H. Barr Jeffrey D. Cristal 66 | University Hospitals • UH VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP UH VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP • University Hospitals | 67 UH Leadership Councils (continued)

PARMA HOSPITAL RAINBOW BABIES & Denise M. Farkas Gretchen D. Smith SEIDMAN CANCER David P. Handke Jr. James R. Schaffer Jr. Elizabeth Floyd* Mary A. Smith Lynn B. Handke Cynthia J. Schneider HEALTH CARE CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION Carol Tomsich Fountain Helen N. Tomlinson LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Richard D. Hardy Robert J. Schneider FOUNDATION BOARD 2018 Trustees Claudia S. Fulton Jenny J. Walcott Kathleen A. Coleman, Co-Chair H. C. Harvey Jr. Anne E. Schoff Angelo N. Pimpas, Chair Terri A. Kennedy, President JoAnn Z. Glick Janet B. Ward James W. Wert, Co-Chair C. Thomas Harvie Holly A. Selvaggi William J. Emrhein, Vice Chair Colleen G. Abdalian Barbara C. Greenberg Elizabeth H. Warshawsky Theodoros N. Teknos, MD, Executive/Physician Iris A. Harvie Deborah A. Shaffer Michael Thomas Barkoukis, MD Daisy L. Alford-Smith Stacey L. Hanna Iris S. Wolstein Chair Sean P. Hennessy Jay S. Shulman Thomas M. Basista Elizabeth M. Barry M. Ann Harlan John G. Breen, Emeritus Michael A. Huonder Linda J. Shulman Bradley C. Bond Robin L. Baum Laura P. Herrick Associate Trustees Shirley G. Lockshin, Emeritus Rita Huonder Robert L. Sill* Timothy A. Boyko Nancy L. Berardinelli-Krantz Barbara H. Hoyt Kyle B. Melling, President Jane H. Seidman, Emeritus Edward J. Hyland Jr. Suzanne S. Taylor John H. Bundy Jr. Sandra Humphrey Brinn Marguerite B. Humphrey Maegan A. Cross Lee G. Seidman, Emeritus John F. Johnson Les C. Vinney Gayle L. Clapp, PhD Lynne Marcus Cohen Cathy J. King Matthew C. Sinclair Sheldon G. Adelman Virginia K. Johnson Linda A. Vinney Mary C. Dejak Susan T. Delaney Theresia G. Kline Matthew Alitouche Linda Barnett Thomas A. Jorgensen Lisa Vinocur Dean E. DePiero Molly Dixon Martha H. Krebs Noor Almudallal Patti Beckman Berns, DDS Adam S. Kaufman Michael K. Wager Christina M. Dinklocker, EdD Stacey M. Edwards Clarke Wilson Leslie Katherine Cameron Steven A. Belman Lawrence D. Kennedy Peggy Wager Aldo M. Filippelli Cindy Schulze Flynn Rosemary A. Macedonio William A. Doyle Susan Belman Maryann Z. Kennedy Neil C. Weinberger John A. Freund Amy L. Foti Nancy C. McGinty Lauren Erb Nancy C. Benacci, CFA Judith Klotzman Debra A. Wert Jerry R. Herman Char Fowler Anne T. Meyer* Veronica T. Garofoli Nathan A. Berger, MD Glenn R. Kolke Ara E Kallibjian, DPM Ilene H. Frankel Pamela G. Noble James Gianfagna Jonathan Berns Mary Lou Kolke Donna M. Koler Valeri M. Furst Pam Cooley O'Halloran Norman M. Glazer Flora Blumenthal Constance M. Kotoch James D. Lechko Kristin A. Gibbs Helen Rankin Butler Andrew Grannis James D. Bond Norman J. Kotoch Eugene Lovasy Jill Harrington Florence B. Rutter Lindsay Guzowski Kathleen M. Bond Shelly B. Lazarus Christopher John Loyke, DO Renee Z. Harvey Manisha Ahuja Sethi Suzanne Heitfeld Carole A. Carr* Sharon E. Lebovitz Nino J. Seritti Rebecca C. Heller Patricia A. Skoda Rebekah A. Howland Ellen B. Cohn Terri Leikin Eliav Sharvit Kimberlyn Cunningham Hood Michelle L. Snyder Ariana Johnson Steve L. Cohn Jan R. Lewis Michael A. Szubski Lynnette M. Jackson Lloyd L. Taplin Ashley Jones-Sabree Linda L. Corrigan Beverly Ludwig Fisher Richard Francis Ungvarsky, MD Linda M. Kane Sarah M. Taylor Sarah M. Koza Victor G. Corrigan Antonia G. Masetta Irene Burma Mary Hanna Khouri Jane A. Thornburgh Erin Kozub Sondra F. Cristal Sheila R. McHale Edward C. Cottle, MD Cynthia G. Koury Elizabeth W. Tone Brittney Lytle Thomas W. Cristal Jeanne C. Michaelides Col. (Ret) Salvatore R. Felice Collette A. Laisure Julie Clemo Tutkovics Christina M. MacDonald Jeffrey S. Davis Stephen G. Michaelides J. Howard Flower* Catherine Herrick Levy Cindy J. Urbancic Kirsten Bordis Mooney Lois J. Davis David P. Miller Eleanor C. George Jocelyne K. Linsalata Joyce H. Wald George C. Pasiadis Marti D. Davis Murlan J. Murphy Jr. Charles M. Germana Richelle A. McCoy Harriet L. Warm Tim H. Scanlon Martha M. Dixon Thury L. O'Connor Charles F. Harle Jr.* Patricia Finucane Owens Polly B. White Haley J. Schubert Lorraine Dodero Henry Ott-Hansen David M. Nedrich Laura Mullin Rehak Marie-Antonie M. Williams Bryce Smetana Rebecca F. Dunn Edward S. Pentecost John A. Nelson* Rebecca Ruppert McMahon Theodora S. Wolf Joseph Sterne Carol K. Eisenberg Patricia A. Redford James Francis Rambasek, MD Sonni Kwon Senkfor Eva Vignovic Zunich James S. Watson IV Judith A. Embrescia Sallie L. Reider Robert M. Verdile Elizabeth Denton Spencer Rachael Wood Jane G. Frankel Robert S. Reitman Wendel E. Willmann Danielle H. Weiner Sustaining Trustees Thomas Wright Deborah W. Garson Barbara S. Robinson Teresa K. Whitham Ann M. Bailey John D. Garson Jocelyn C. Ruf Sheila M. Wright Annamarie M. Brockman ST. JOHN MEDICAL CENTER Margaret Y. Garson Darwin Rutledge PORTAGE MEDICAL Constance W. Brown Ann L. Gillespie Deborah Rutledge CENTER FOUNDATION Honorary Life Trustees Jeanette Grasselli Brown LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Robert W. Gillespie Thomas J. Scanlon BOARD Lynne B. Alfred Marilyn K. Brown Gary Andrew Ebert, Chair Hanna H. Bartlett Victoria B. Colligan F.E. "Rick" Taylor, Chair Elect John R. Gusz, MD, President Ann Chiarucci O'Brien Mary Beth Cooper Robert G. David, Executive/Physician Chair Richard J. Coe, Vice President Jill Goubeaux Clark Margot J. Copeland Douglas H. Barr Gail C. Ambuske, PhD Beth Nusbaum Curtiss Deborah G. Corbets Linda L. Corrigan Anthony J. Badalamenti, DC Elizabeth M. Eells Karen R. Coughlin Timothy T. Doyle Bradley C. Bond Mary T. Herrick Shirley Cramer Terrence P. Fergus Roxia B. Boykin, RN Dinah Kolesar Constance R. Croasdaile Robert M. Haas Alfreda Brown, EdD Catharine M. Lewis Maureen M. DeVito Donald J. Hart Board of Directors (as of 12/31/2018) Ronald L. Burbick Margaret B. Marting* Carole L. Ellison Rustom R. Khouri, DPM, MD Errol A. Can Jane K. Meyer Helen F. Fields Kimberly S. Milano

David E. Dix Amanda F. Morris Paulette Fruchtenbaum John T. O'Neill Also Board of Trustees Member Ex Officio Duane E. Collins Nancy A. Harrington Robert W. Egdell, MD Kay Muller Peterson Cathy M. Gale Robert C. Smith Vasu Pandrangi, MD James Crawford Ronald G. Harrington Lois Enlow Patti R. Paddock Jeannie M. Gallagher Donald A. Snyder UH BOARD OF DIRECTORS William A. Young Jr. David A. Daberko Ronald M. Harrington Gregory E. Ferner, MD Kim Meisel Pesses Pamela Griffith Eva Vignovic Zunich Thomas F. Zenty III Michael A. DeLuke Brian R. Hoagland James M. Fleming Ann Pinkerton Raney Constance T. Haqq Sandra Pianalto, Chair David E. Dix Joan Horvitz Jeffrey R. Fowler Arthur F. Anton, Vice Chair Julie Adler Raskind Melinda J. Harris SAMARITAN HOSPITAL UH BOARD OF TRUSTEES Charles F. Dolan Leonard C. Horvitz Judge Joseph T. Giulitto Sarah P. Robertson Alyson W. Hellman Sheldon G. Adelman Lawrence J. Dolan Richard A. Horvitz Peter W. Adams Karen W. Horky Jane S. Wolf Mary Holland FOUNDATION BOARD Monte Ahuja Michael Drusinsky Susan R. Hurwitz David J. Joy John M. Antonucci Joel E. Adelman Mary K. Holmes Richard Beal, President Don R. Esch David E. Jerome Charles Madonio Craig A. Arnold Thomas W. Adler Emeritus Trustees Susan B. Hoopes Jack Vanosdall, Vice Chair Patricia J. Estok, PhD The Honorable Peter J. Junkin Charles J. Mangin Paul Clark Usha Ahuja Anne D. Alexander Pamela B. Keefe Bradley C. Bond Michael Feuer P. James Kamer Jr. Neil Mann Jr. Michele L. Connell Samuel E. Ake Jr. Stephanie Antunez Judi L. Keene Debora B. Gray Robert A. Forino George M. Kolman Jr. Jeffrey G. Meyers Christopher M. Connor Kate A. Asbeck Emma B. Benning Jean Rausch Lansing Ronald Leddy Charles D. Fowler Reverend Timothy Kraus Katherine S. Myers Ralph M. Della Ratta Jr. Terry S. Atkinson Elizabeth W. Biggar Joyce M. Litzler Michael A. Martin, MD Charlotte A. Fowler Jack C. Krise Jr. Brandy R. Olefir, RN Heather R. Ettinger Michael K. Baach Elisabeth C. Bodurtha Deborah E. McHamm Kip T. Matteson Chann Fowler-Spellman Patrick J. Lally Daniel R. Riemenschneider Christopher M. Gorman Andrew Banks Nancy H. Bostwick Mary Reynolds Miller Paul R. Myers Raymond L. Frank William B. Lawrence John R. Ryan Jr. Brian E. Hall Michael Thomas Barkoukis, MD Gail B. Calfee Amelia M. Morgenstern Bev Spreng Matthew Joseph Frantz, DO Edith Lerner, PhD Roxanne Sorrick, EdD Kenneth D. Hardy Robin L. Baum Elizabeth Renner Click Randi M. Morse Deborah Sullivan Richard J. Frenchie Norma Lerner Michael A. Szubski M. Ann Harlan Carole Beaty Nancy AuWerter Cockley Bonnie Osher Michael A. Szubski Glenn H. Frohring Joseph Lopez Lori E. Varlotta, PhD Susan B. Haslam Jonathan M. Beckett Laurel A. Conrad Jane Q. Outcalt Dale Thomae, DO William H. Gary Sr. Ramon Lugo III Thomas W. Benda Norma L. Welling Deborah A. Crawford Elizabeth H. Petrequin Jerry L. Kelsheimer Kent A. Geist Adrian Maldonado Mary Jo Boehnlein Eddye R. White Julie N. Cristal Peggie H. Price William F. Lacey David Goldberg John R. Male Julie Boland Julia B. Dempsey* Billie K. Rawot John G. Morikis Davina Jeanette Gosnell, PhD, RN Kathleen Malec Timothy A. Boyko Karen R. Dolan Judith H. Rawson Ernest J. Novak Jr. Wendolyn J. Grant Geronima A. Mallick, MD Paul H. Carleton Ann C. Fabens Sue Reese M. Steven Potash Morgan R. Griffiths Jr. Holley Fowler Martens Sister Rosemarie Carfagna Harriet L. Fader Kathrine C. Sargent Joseph F. Sabik, MD Gordon D. Harnett Robert F. Martens Jill Goubeaux Clark Sally Reddig Schulze Robert C. Smith Jill Harrington Michael A. Martin, MD Michael A. Cogan Sue Sherwin Lydia L. Harrington Kathleen A. Coleman Anita H. Siegal 68 | University Hospitals • UH VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP UH VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP • University Hospitals | 69 Board of Directors (continued) UH Leadership Hospital Presidents

Sharon M. Martin James F. Patterson Dan A. Bragg Christina Lundquist JoAnn E. Mason Richard W. Pogue Kevin A. Corcoran Marlene R. Miller, MD Thomas F. Zenty III William A. Benoit S. Sterling McMillan III Alfred M. Rankin Jr. Philip C. Mercado Charisse N. Montgomery Chief Executive Officer UH Portage Medical Center Darrell L. McNair Ann P. Ranney* Paul G. Tait Julie Adler Raskind Brock E. Milstein Barbara S. Robinson Priscilla Waldheger, MD Geoffrey B. Thrope Karen L. Mole Harlin Adelman, Esq. Robert G. David Joseph Moroski UH CLEVELAND Ex Officio UH REGIONAL Chief Legal Officer UH St. John Medical Center Patrick S. Mullin William Aram Larchian, MD Thomas G. Murdough Jr. MEDICAL CENTER Joan E. Reidy MEDICAL CENTERS David M. Nedrich Jerry L. Kelsheimer, Chair Kristi M. Sink Maryann R. Correnti, Chair Eric H. Beck, DO, MPH Donald P. DeCarlo, MD, MBA Gordon L. Ober Eddie Taylor Jr., Vice Chair Stamy S. Paul, Vice Chair President, UH Ventures UH Geauga Medical Center Thomas P. O’Donnell David A. Camiener UH GEAUGA Peter R. Brumbergs Robert W. Olesen David M. Carr Judith C. Greig MEDICAL CENTER David M. Ondrey Cindy Schulze Flynn Polly M. Hanff Sherri L. Bishop, Esq. Patricia M. DePompei, RN, MSN Lydia B. Oppmann Charles Edwin Hallberg John T. Fitts, Chair James O. (Dell) Judd UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Carol A. Owens Christopher J. Hyland Denise D. Miller, Vice Chair Marcia J. Miller Chief Development Officer Craig A. Parker Stuart F. Kline John W. Waldeck Jr., Vice Chair Timothy M. Morgan UH MacDonald Women’s Hospital Gary L. Pasqualone Lee M. Koury Blake Andres Anthony Siracusa William W. Brien, MD Jacqueline M. Patton Raymond K. Lee Scott J. Balogh Geri M. Smith Susan V. Juris Martin S. Paul Julie Adler Raskind Indrani Egleston Chief Quality and Medical Officer Deborah Petrone David M. Reynolds Sr. Tracy A. Jemison Sr. Ex Officio UH Ahuja Medical Center Mark J. Plush, CPA Kenneth C. Ricci John D. Karlovec Tamar Yuri Bejanishvili, MD Valda Clark Christian, JD Willard A. Raymond Jr. Stephen A. Schultz Ward L. Kinney Brian Monter Robert S. Reitman Marian K. Shaughnessy Barbara Knecht Maria A. Polito Chief Compliance Officer Karen A. McNeil, RN, BSN Sister Mary R. Ress Gregory J. Skoda Kimm Leininger David S. Rapkin, MD UH Samaritan Medical Center A. William Reynolds John E. Skory Dale H. Markowitz Heidi L. Gartland Philip C. Ridolfi Jeffrey R. Steinhilber Peter C. Miller UH ST. JOHN Louis D. Ripepi Jr. Paige H. Orvis Vice President, Government and Community Relations Brian S. Monter, MSN, RN, MBA Eleanore R. Risman Ex Officio MEDICAL CENTER UH Parma Medical Center Kathy Risman Terri A. Kennedy Ex Officio Robert C. Smith, Chair Rob G. Risman Mitchell Machtay, MD Kellie L. Jarzembak Mayor Dennis M. Clough Richard A. Hanson Robert R. Risman Daniel I. Simon, MD M. Steven Jones Diane J. Davie President, Community Hospitals West Robin J. Rowell, MSN, RN, CNP Gregory C. Robinson Thomas F. Zenty III Jennifer L. Williams-Reid, MD The Honorable Patricia A. Gaughan UH Bedford and Richmond Medical Centers, Myron F. Robinson Sara A. MacKinlay campuses of UH Regional Hospitals Barbara P. Ruhlman UH AHUJA UH PARMA Sister Diana Stano, PhD Mukesh K. Jain, MD Adrian O. Rule III Chief Academic Officer

Spencer A. Ryan MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL CENTER Ex Officio Timothy A. Boyko, Chair Kristi M. Sink, MHA, FACHE Therese Safranek Neil Sethi, MD, Chairman Gregory P. Bloxdorf, DO Douglas J. Keller, Vice Chair Cynthia V. Schulz Irwin Haber, Vice Chair Robert G. David M. Steven Jones UH Elyria Medical Center John H. Bundy Jr. Jane H. Seidman Thomas W. Seitz, Vice Chair Daniel I. Simon, MD Julius Ciaccia Jr. President, Community Hospitals East Lee G. Seidman Alton F. Doody III Vivian Yates, PhD Lesley A. DeSouza Theodoros N. Teknos, MD Thomas A. Selden Robert A. Glick President, UH Conneaut Medical Center Donna L. Imhoff, PhD Kenneth D. Semelsberger Sharon Sobol Jordan President, UH Geneva Medical Center President and Scientific Director Eric J. Moore UH SAMARITAN Nino J. Seritti Andrew L. Kline Brenda T. Spear UH Seidman Cancer Center Margaret Singerman Deborah A. Lauer MEDICAL CENTER Paul G. Tait John R. Sinnenberg Gwenay S. Reaze-Coniglio Timothy R. Cowen, Chair Arthur E. (Ted) Keegan Donna Thomas (as of 4/2/19) Reverend Hilton O. Smith Enid B. Rosenberg Anne Beer, Vice Chair Claudio Zanin Chief Marketing Officer Edward F. Spellman Daniel N. Zelman Polly Chandler C. Anthony Stavole Patricia Dawson Ex Officio Robert M. Stern, MD Ex Officio Thomas Gilman Cliff A. Megerian, MD, FACS Peter U. Bergmann James E. Supplee Susan V. Juris Brenda S. Heimann Gerald Melvin Burma, MD President, Physician Network and System Institutes Joseph A. Talerico Dr. Patricia A. Sharpnack Joyce A. Hunt Angelo N. Pimpas George W. Taylor Daniel I. Simon, MD Michael J. Kelly Sr. We Value Robert L. Taylor Ralph J. Kelsay Jr. Peter J. Pronovost, MD, PhD Jerry Sue Thornton, PhD UH CONNEAUT/GENEVA UH PORTAGE Thomas J. McGee Chief Clinical Transformation Officer Keith R. Tompkins MEDICAL CENTER Annette Shaw Your Opinion David R. Toole MEDICAL CENTERS Andrew M. Stein, MD Marjorie L. Conner, Chair Timothy R. Toppen Lorraine E. McLaughlin, Chair Michael D. Stencel, MD Barbara Shelton Broome, PhD, RN, FAAN Daniel I. Simon, MD Les C. Vinney Richard L. Dana Jr., Vice Chair Joan M. Zoltanski, MD, MBA, FAAP Marlene R. Dorsey, PhD President, UH Medical Centers UH strives to provide relevant and valuable Penni Weinberg Charles V. Deck, Vice Chair Scott J. Flynn James W. Wert Christopher Brecht Ex Officio information in the Annual Report. We would Matthew C. French Robert C. White Kesha A. Conway Mary C. MacDonald, MD Michael A. Lewis Thomas D. Snowberger greatly appreciate it if you could provide your Frederick G. Wilder Richard L. Garcia Karen A. McNeil Michelle L. Sahr Chief Human Resource Officer Lorna Wisham Lauren A. Gardner Paul R. Myers • feedback via the survey link below. Thomas D. Snowberger Andrea D. Wittine James E. Hockaday Iris S. Wolstein Michael D. Legeza Ex Officio 5805 EUCLID INC. Steven D. Standley Scott A. Wolstein Christopher M. Newcomb UHhospitals.org/ Brian K. Adams, MD Margaret W. Wong Michael J. Skufca, DDS Eddie Taylor Jr., Chair Chief Administrative Officer William A. Benoit 2018AnnualReportSurvey Jacqueline F. Woods Stephen E. Varckette Teresa Metcalf Beasley William A. Wortzman M. Steven Jones Timothy S. Harris Michael A. Szubski John D. Wright Jr. Ex Officio Terri A. Kennedy May Louise Hinton Wykle, Connie F. Bowler UH RAINBOW BABIES & Stuart F. Kline Chief Financial and System Services Officer PhD, RN, FAAN, FGSA Dr. Evan C. Howe CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL Stephen A. Schultz Thomas M. Wynne M. Steven Jones Kathleen F. Terrell William E. Young Ajay Kumar, MD Stuart F. Kline, Chair Paul G. Tait Charles Edwin Hallberg, Vice Chair Chief Strategic Planning Officer Lifetime Trustees John E. Skory, Vice Chair John G. Breen UH ELYRIA Edward M. Barksdale Jr., MD Robert D. Gries MEDICAL CENTER Patricia M. DePompei, RN, MSN Joan M. Zoltanski, MD, MBA, FAAP Cindy Schulze Flynn Henry L. Meyer III Dr. Janet A. Long, Chair Chief Experience Officer Jane Hamrle John C. Morley Lynn S. Miggins, Vice Chair Terri A. Kennedy William J. O’Neill Jr. Marcia J. Ballinger, PhD Dinah Kolesar 70 | University Hospitals • UH VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP UH LEADERSHIP AND HOSPITAL PRESIDENTS • University Hospitals | 71 The science of health. The art of compassion.

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