LOOK NO FURTHER THAN OVERLOOK

OVERLOOK FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Message from Overlook 2 Outsmarting Brain Tumors 4 Atlantic Neuroscience Institute at Overlook Opens New Brain Tumor Center 6 Gerald J. Glasser Center for Neuro Rehabilitation Offers Specialized Therapy 7 Beating the Odds Against Gastrointestinal Disease 8 The Overlook Heritage Society 10 The Benefits of Bringing Home Baby in the “Burbs” 12 Overlook Supporters Receive Lifetime Achievement Awards 14 Dr. Lucy Kalanithi Discusses When Breath Becomes Air 15 Artificial Joints - The Hip Way to Stay Mobile 16 Giving at a Glance 18 $2.5 Milliion Raised for Palliative Care 19 Liam’s Room Continues to Comfort Children and Their Families 19 Patients Buoyant Over Benefits of Aquatic Therapy 20 Honor Roll of Donors 21 A Letter from the Overlook Auxiliary 29 Overlook at a Glance 36 Overlook Junior Board Awards Grant to NICU 38 LOOK NO FURTHER THAN OVERLOOK Leadership 38 was produced by the Overlook Foundation. Friends Remembered 40

Principal writing by Renáe Tesauro, RCB Communications. Graphic design and principal photography by Kathy Cacicedo. A Message from Overlook Medical Center and the Overlook Foundation

Legacies are built by a consistent desire for excellence – in the present and for the future. During her 27 years as executive director of the Overlook Foundation, Ann Oliva facilitated fundraising initiatives that generated more than $175 million for the enhancement of services, facilities, technologies, and programs at Overlook Medical Center. It’s a legacy we proudly honor as we continue to advance clinical excellence and compassionate, patient-focused health care in our region.

We are pleased to announce that, for the fifth year in a row, Overlook Medical Center has been recognized as one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Stroke Care™ by the consumer health care rankings group Healthgrades®. For the third consecutive year, we’ve been named one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Critical Care™, and for the second year in a row, one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for General Surgery™. Our Bariatric Surgery Program – which performs the most bariatric surgeries in the state – is ranked among the top five percent of programs at hospitals evaluated for bariatric surgery and is a five-star recipient for clinical excellence two years in a row.

In these pages, we highlight why patients can look no further than Overlook for world-class health care. You will learn how the Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center – a collaboration of resources between Atlantic Neuroscience Institute and the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center – provides state-of-the-art care and renewed hope to those facing benign and cancerous tumors of the brain, skull base, spine, and spinal cord. We will show you how Overlook’s Comprehensive Joint Replacement Program is helping patients – from teachers to triathletes – regain mobility and return to their normal routine. We will spotlight the lifesaving capabilities of the Frank and Mimi Walsh Maternity Center and Level III Perinatal Center, as well as Gastrointestinal Interventional Endoscopy Services for the treatment of early digestive tract cancers.

Your generous support of Overlook is critical to developing and sustaining world-class programs such as these, close to home. During the past fiscal year, gifts and pledges to our semiannual appeals, capital campaigns, and special events from you and other caring individuals, corporations, foundations, and community organizations totaled more than $6.6 million.

With your continued support in 2018, we will be able to complete the $5 million comprehensive campaign for the Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center. We will provide mobility support to inpatients and bone health screening to mitigate fractures in our communities. Your gifts will allow us to develop a bariatric research program that will create access to clinical trials, purchase our first 3D printer for Clinical Engineering, and so much more.

This 2017 Annual Report is a tribute to your philanthropy and your legacy at Overlook!

With sincere appreciation for your generosity,

Alan Lieber Clelia Biamonti, Ph.D. Michael A. Tanenbaum President Executive Director Board Chair Overlook Medical Center Overlook Foundation Overlook Foundation

2 3 It was the last day of a picture-perfect summer vacation in Italy, and 57-year-old Denise Frisoli developed a headache that would not let up. When over-the-counter medication before and after the long flight home did little to relieve the pain, both Denise – a registered nurse – and her husband, Anthony – a physician – grew concerned. Two days later, instead of joining Anthony at Martinsville Family Practice, where they’ve worked side by side for 30 years, Denise had an MRI. Detecting something suspicious, the radiologist asked OUTSMARTING Denise to return the next morning for another scan. The second scan confirmed a mass in Denise’s brain and the radiologist suggested a meeting that afternoon with Yaron Moshel, M.D., Ph.D., co-director of the Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center at Overlook.

“When I met Dr. Moshel, he asked me if I wanted to see my MRI,” recalls Denise. “There was a tumor the size of an egg.”

When Dr. Moshel questioned Denise’s matter-of-fact reaction to the MRI, Denise explained that she “When you was drawing upon the strength she summoned following her son’s horrific car accident a few years earlier. “Greg was on a ventilator and in ICU for a month. He broke his back, suffered brain trauma, are faced with and had compound fractures in both legs. It took him months to sit up and many more before he something like would walk again. If I didn’t freak out at his bedside then, I wasn’t about to freak out now. I have a wonderful husband, four sons, daughters-in-law, and a grandson. Everyone will help me get this, you can through this.” only look forward Dr. Moshel explained that the first line of treatment would be to surgically remove as much of the tumor as possible without impacting other critical functional areas of the brain. In the past, this was and have faith a delicate balancing act as surgeons used their best judgment in distinguishing between normal brain tissue and tumor tissue. Now, using intraoperative functional brain mapping (producing real-time 3-D in something imaging), Overlook neurosurgeons can see in real time both the location of the tumor and the areas of greater than you. functionality, which vary from person to person, during surgery. “Everyone’s brain is wired differently,” explains Dr. Moshel. “If you’re bilingual, ambidextrous, or artistic, for instance, your circuits are arranged differently. Overlook’s state-of-the-art imaging system allows us to “It also helps to tailor every surgery for every individual patient.” live so close to Dr. Moshel removed 85 to 90 percent of Denise’s brain tumor, which was determined by neuro- pathologist John-Paul Bouffard, M.D., to be a glioblastoma multiforme, the most common and some of the best aggressive form of brain cancer. Dr. Bouffard – one of only about 1,000 physicians who are board- certified in neuro-pathology – not only provides intraoperative consultations while patients are still on brain tumor the operating table, he arranges a full histology and molecular genetic profile of every patient’s tumor. Such testing enables doctors to individually tailor each patient’s post-surgical course of treatment. experts in “Having a dedicated neuro-pathologist on staff is a huge advantage in treating brain tumors,” the country.” observes neuro-oncologist Kurt Jaeckle, M.D., who joined Dr. Moshel as co-director of the Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center after 16 years at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic in Denise Frisoli Jacksonville, Florida. “This level of pathology is routine at Overlook, but it’s something that is usually found only at large academic centers.”

Following surgery, Denise underwent 30 radiation treatments, under the guidance of radiation oncologist Joana Emmolo, M.D., as well as oral chemotherapy.

“I haven’t been a patient since having my children, but I can truly say that the care I’ve received at every level has been stellar,” she remarks. “There have been supportive teams of people every step of the way – through surgery, recovery, radiation, chemotherapy, and integrative treatments such as massage and reiki. I’ve never seen so many resources available.

“When you are faced with something like this, you can only look forward and have faith in something greater than you,” Denise adds. “It also helps to live so close to some of the best brain tumor experts in the country.”

BRAINDr. Yaron Moshel and Dr. Kurt Jaeckle TUMORS 4 5 Atlantic Neuroscience Institute at Overlook Gerald J. Glasser Center Opens New Brain Tumor Center for Neuro Rehabilitation Offers Specialized Therapy Thanks to a generous gift from the Westfield-based Glasser Foundation, Currently, more than $2 million has been raised toward a $5 million the Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center is expanding the goal to fund the relocation and expansion of the dedicated progressive, groundbreaking neurological care already provided at outpatient center; a conversion and relocation of a dedicated Overlook through continued investment in the area of neuro-oncology. neuro-operating room; an advanced practice nurse, nurse navigator, Patients with strokes, brain injuries, movement disorders, research nurse, and data coordinator; support programs including vestibular disorders, neurodegenerative diseases, gait/balance dysfunction, Renowned neuro-oncologist Kurt Jaeckle, M.D. and neurosurgeon integrative medicine, palliative care, and social work; and and spinal cord injuries are now receiving specialized care in the Gerald J. Glasser Yaron Moshel, M.D. serve as co-directors of this comprehensive brain educational outreach. Center for Neuro Rehabilitation. The state-of-the-art center opened last March at the tumor center, located in the heart of the Atlantic Neuroscience Institute Atlantic Rehabilitation facility in New Providence, thanks to a special gift from Overlook at Overlook. With the adjacent Neuroscience Outpatient Center, Drs. Jaeckle and Moshel are also dedicated to building a robust Foundation trustee Gale Metzger, a longtime friend and business partner of Mr. Glasser. Inpatient and Critical Care Units, the fifth-floor area near the hospital’s research program which will provide patients with the best access to main entrance allows patients to receive consultations, testing, and groundbreaking medical trials and treatments. As a member of the “We saw an increasing need for specialized therapists care in one convenient location. National Cancer Institute Cooperative Group System and the Alliance and a dedicated space for this patient population,” states for Clinical Trials in Oncology, the center is able to offer the latest Christina Miranda, a physical therapist who oversees neuro The Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center features a multidisciplinary cutting-edge treatments and most novel therapies available. panel of experts who, together, review each patient’s medical history rehabilitation services. “Although people with neurological disorders and create individualized treatment plans to address benign and For the more than a thousand patients cared for each year, the can be treated anywhere, they can now participate in a comprehensive cancerous tumors of the brain, skull base, spine, and spinal cord. Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center delivers state-of-the-art care program with physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/language while easing minds, comforting families, and keeping hope alive. pathology, and audiology in one convenient location.” “A brain tumor diagnosis is a traumatic event,” acknowledges On a national and even global level, countless patients stand to Dr. Jaeckle. “We understand that, and we’re always working to give benefit from ongoing research that looks to revolutionize the field A team of therapists with advanced training and education in neuro patients the chance to stay one step ahead of their disease.” of neuro-oncology for years to come. rehabilitation evaluates each patient and collaboratively develops an individualized plan of care to improve physical functioning, communication skills, swallowing, visual/perceptual deficits, and cognitive dysfunction.

“The center includes a specialized gym with unique equipment and features for neuro rehab patients,” Christina points out. “We have a ceiling harness to provide body weight support if someone cannot walk independently, an electrical stimulation system to help patients with foot drop, and specialized equipment for patients with visual and/or vestibular disorders. There is also a full working kitchen and washer/dryer for occupational therapy, private treatment rooms, and a biweekly prosthetic/orthotic clinic.”

Joining in the late fall ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center at Overlook were family members (front, center) Marlene Glasser, Laura Glasser-Baker, Margie Ticknor, Anne Glasser, Rebecca Glasser-Baker, Meg Glasser, (rear, center) Jack Ticknor, Mark Ticknor, and Sam Ticknor. Also on hand for the festivities were Kurt Jaeckle, M.D. and Yaron Moshel, M.D., co-directors of the center; Joana Emmolo, M.D., radiation oncologist; John Halperin, M.D., director, Atlantic Neuroscience Institute at Overlook; Alan Lieber, president, Overlook; and Brian Gragnolati, president and chief executive officer, Atlantic Health System.

6 7 “Thanks to advancements in endoscopic imaging, technology, and techniques, we are able to remove tumors from the walls of the intestines or stomach BEATING without surgery, see and access areas beyond the GI tract, and actually advance scopes into the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. This allows us to also treat a variety of benign conditions, such as gallstones, chronic pancreatitis, and liver blockages. The benefits to patients include fewer complications, quicker THE ODDS recovery, lower costs, and no overnight hospital stay.” AGAINST GASTROINTESTINAL Physicians affiliated with Overlook’s program, which is recognized by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy for promoting quality in endoscopy, are also utilizing their endoscopic expertise for non- surgical bariatric procedures, palliative care nerve DISEASE blocks and feeding tubes, bile duct blockages, post-surgical drainage issues, and establishing critical Joseph Dragona has many interests, and at the top of that list are fast horses and Italian food. connections between organs.

“I’ve been to 62 racetracks around the country and I’ve worked in the restaurant business for Dr. Ben-Menachem performed an outpatient over 42 years,” claims the 70-year-old Secaucus resident. “I love to bet on horses and I love endoscopic procedure called endoscopic mucosal a good Italian meal.” resection to remove the cancer from Joe’s esophagus. Once free of cancer, he then performed So when Joe began having trouble swallowing, it soon became painful for him to eat – radiofrequency ablation to remove precancerous tissue not only Italian food, but just about anything. from the esophagus in order to prevent recurrence of the cancer. During the 45-minute procedure, an “I thought I had the flu, but I mentioned my swallowing problem to my family doctor electrode mounted on a balloon catheter (endoscope) during my annual physical,” recalls Joe. “He sent me for an endoscopy and I was shocked to delivered heat energy directly to the diseased lining of learn that I had stage 4 esophageal cancer.” the esophagus. The process destroyed precancerous tissue, which sloughed off after 48 to 72 hours and Over the next several years, Joe underwent simultaneous rounds of chemotherapy and was replaced over the next six to eight weeks by radiation treatment, but the cancer came back – three times. By then, Joe’s esophagus normal tissue. was compromised from the previous treatments and he was not a candidate for surgery or further radiation. After several treatments in Overlook’s dedicated interventional suite and follow-up visits with Joe’s oncologist referred him to Tamir Ben-Menachem, M.D., M.S., a leading member of Dr. Ben-Menachem, Joe’s cancer is gone. Overlook’s Gastrointestinal Interventional Endoscopy Program and one of the few gastroenterologists in New Jersey with extensive experience in the use of endoscopy to “I can eat anything now,” says Joe, happily. “I’d diagnose, stage, manage, and treat diseases of the digestive tract. follow Dr. Ben-Menachem to China. He truly cares about his patients and I trust him completely. Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a thin, flexible tube (or endoscope) equipped with a camera and light at its tip. The endoscope is inserted either in the mouth or “I’ve visited several top hospitals in our region and rectum and passed through the esophagus or intestines to produce color images of the many of them treat you like you’re in a bakery. You esophagus, intestinal tract, and even surrounding organs. get 10 minutes and that’s it. Here, it’s different. The

staff is courteous and professional, and they always call “We’ve entered an entirely new frontier when it comes to the far-reaching capabilities of to make sure everything is OK after my procedures. interventional endoscopy for detecting and curing early-stage cancers of the digestive tract,” observes Dr. Ben-Menachem, an associate professor of medicine at Rutgers-Robert Wood “I’d put my money on Dr. Ben-Menachem and Johnson Medical School and former director of gastrointestinal endoscopy at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and chief of the Therapeutic Endoscopy Program. Overlook, anytime!” Gaye McLaughlin, R.N., Joseph Dragona, Tamir Ben-Menachem, M.D., and Nora Cary, R.N. 8 9 Mrs. Robert Abelson Cassandra A. Hardman Dr. Samantha B. Pozner Barbara Alleyne Kitty and Dave Hartman James R. Prisco Sr. Anne S. and Paul A. Babineau Mary D. Herberich Mr. and Mrs. William A. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Amos T. Beason Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hislop Nancy G. Rice Janet Bent Rose Vera and Robert Kaeppel Frances K. Robinson Mr. David Bialoglow Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Romano THE OVERLOOK Clelia Biamonti and Adam Psichos Helen K. Hopkins Mrs. Christos Romas Miss Audrey L. Boise Kay and Tom Inglesby Mrs. Hal Rose Ms. Marylane T. Burry Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson Shirley Sugerman Rosenberg, Ph.D. HERITAGE SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. David C. Bushnell Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Kreitler Jr. Dr. Sorosh F. Roshan Teresa C. Byrne Edith Kreitler Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Santoriello Three-dimensional imaging and computer-assisted tissue removal now help create custom-shaped joints for partial knee Mrs. Palma Celiano Michael Kurak, Esq. Mr. Marcus E. Scarkos implants, according to orthopedic surgeon Jeffrey Leary. In a presentation that repeatedly drew oohs and ahhs, Dr. Leary Diane J. Cesarz Mrs. Andrew M. Liptak Dr. and Mrs. Talaxi D. Shah spoke to Overlook Heritage Society members at their annual luncheon in December. The reduced trauma, he reported, Bernard H. Chaiken, M.D. Amy C. Liss Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew A. Sheehan Jr. means that a majority of his patients enjoy same-day discharge after their procedures. Ms. Jessalyn Chang Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Lord III Arline Siegel Mrs. Judith A. Chicka Norman and Kristina Luka Sally Simons Mrs. Catherine V. Smith The 55 members and their guests who attended also heard how the gift of a house three decades ago is still generating Carol and Ed Cimilluca Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Lukawitz Mr. and Mrs. F. Chandler Coddington Jr. Mrs. Annette L. Mackie Linda Smith opportunities for student nurses to reduce their tuition costs and find a work-home at Overlook Medical Center. Kenneth D. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mastroianni Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sniffen Dr. and Mrs. Jerome I. Cook Nick and Tracy McKee Barbara and Eugene Speni

Clelia Biamonti with Kay and Dr. Tom Inglesby Arline Siegel and Robert Kaeppel Dr. Jeff Leary with Kris and Dr. Norm Luka Annette Mackie and Linda Smith Harold and Marlene Oslick Patricia Gould and Michelle Norelli

Membership in the society remains near its all-time high, with 169 members. The society added five new members since the 2016 Millie and Jack Cooper Ms. Ellen L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stites luncheon and lost members Louise Donner of Littleton, Colorado, Ellen Miller of Springfield, Stanley Stroz of Basking Ridge, Mr. David G. Dietze Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel L. Miller Stephen and Linda Stone John Bent of Hillsboro Beach, Florida, Baxter Graham of Summit, and Mary Nightingale of Maplewood. Mrs. Alice S. Dillon Mr. George R. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Stroz Mrs. Louise Donner Mrs. Ward H. Nessen Mrs. John C. Swett All people who name the foundation in their will, designate a gift from their IRA or retirement account, donate a life insurance Christel A. Dynes Mrs. John Newbold III Melanie C. Sze policy or an interest in real estate, or create a charitable trust or annuity qualify for membership in the Overlook Heritage Society. Mr. George Eizenberg Mrs. Neil V. Norelli Dr. Fatimah A. Tahil and Mr. John Reilly Timothy and Jennifer Erday Dr. V. Nossiter Mrs. Kathryn Z. Tatlow Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Farley Anne C. Olesky Renáe Tesauro Amanda and Steve Ford Ann M. Oliva Ms. Susan M. Thomas To learn more about how you can change someone’s life through your estate Mrs. William E. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Oppenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Tomlinson plan, please call Kenneth Cole at (908) 522-2181 or e-mail him at Mrs. James L. Gilfilan Ms. Nancy Ori Theresa Turko [email protected]. Ms. Louise E. Gili Marlene and Harold Oslick Vincent and Priscilla Ursino Sr. Mrs. Baxter W. Graham Mrs. Audrey T. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ventrella Ms. Janet Axelrod Gray Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Parsons Donna and Jack Walcott Mrs. Meyra J. Green and Mr. John J. Fleming Dorothy Perko Marie Walsh Dr. and Mrs. John J. Gregory Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perrotta David and Emily Wexler Lois and Dick Griggs Mr. G. James Picozzi Richard and Elizabeth Wolffe Nancy E. Gross Julie A. Planck Louis and Lillie Zachary Mrs. Gerald A. Hale Anne F. Plaut Dr. Carol E. Zimmermann 10 11 When Kim Keenoy, her husband, James, and their five-year-old daughter, Emmy, decided to relocate from Hoboken nearly two years ago, they – like many young families – were looking for a more a relaxed suburban lifestyle with top-shelf urban amenities. The Keenoys got that and more when they THE BENEFITS moved to Westfield and chose to have their second child at Overlook. “We can’t say enough about the nurses and doctors who took care of our baby Mara when she spent a week in Overlook’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU),” comments Kim, a vice president at Bank of America in Iselin. “Everyone was so nice, we felt Mara was in good hands, and we were back home and doing well in no time.”

During a routine, prenatal visit close to the term of Kim’s pregnancy, an ultrasound revealed that Mara’s growth was restricted. Kim’s obstetrician Dr. Laura Zimmermann, director of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Summit Medical Group, arranged for Kim to come to Overlook to be induced. When OF BRINGING HOME contractions began after Kim’s arrival to Overlook, however, the baby’s heartrate began to drop. Recognizing that the baby might not safely tolerate the stress of labor, Dr. Alice B. Gibbons, Dr. Zimmermann’s partner and the obstetrician/gynecologist on call, performed an emergency caesarian section.

“We deliver According to Dr. Gibbons, a knot in Mara’s umbilical cord was depriving her of nutrients more than 2,500 and oxygen-rich blood, which would likely explain her low birth weight (under 4 lbs. at 38 weeks) and drop in heartrate prior to delivery. babies each year “Like its name implies, a true knot forms when the umbilical cord loops or interweaves and 99 percent around itself, particularly when a baby moves and turns during pregnancy,” explains Dr. Gibbons. “Cord knots occur in less than two percent of pregnancies. Most are are routine relatively loose and don’t present a problem. However, if a baby’s umbilical cord is knotted early in the pregnancy, the baby’s growth and future movements can tighten procedures. It’s the knot, squeezing off blood and oxygen to the baby. True knots get more dangerous the closer a baby is to birth, and in worse-case scenarios can cause asphyxia, leading to the one percent brain damage or death.”

that is the ultimate “A C-section is the safest way to deliver a baby when a true knot and/or fetal distress are present,” adds Dr. Zimmermann. “We deliver more than 2,500 babies each year and measure of our 99 percent are routine procedures. It’s the one percent that is the ultimate measure of capabilities...” our capabilities ... those cases that require rapid response, effective intervention, and coordinated teamwork to ensure the health and wellbeing of the mother and baby. Kim and James Keenoy with their daughters Emmy and That’s what separates great medical centers like Overlook from good medical centers.” Mara, Dr. Laura Zimmermann and Dr. Alice Gibbons Designated as a Level III Intensive Perinatal Center by the New Jersey Department of Health, Overlook Medical Center is equipped to care for the highest risk mothers and babies. Its 15-bed NICU, where Mara spent the first week of her life, offers emergency support and state-of-the-art treatment for a wide range of neonatal conditions, including respiratory, cardiac, genetic, surgical, neurological, hematological, and metabolic diseases.

“I visited her multiple times a day and had great preparation for bringing her home,” says Kim, who appreciated the pampering and comforts of home offered in her private room in Overlook’s Frank and Mimi Walsh Maternity Center. “The nurses gave me advice on breastfeeding, walked us through the feeding schedule, showed us how to use the car seat, and gave us their phone numbers for 24/7 on-call help.”

Overlook’s philosophy on caring for babies has earned it the prestigious international designation of Baby-Friendly Hospital by Baby-Friendly USA – an accolade only given to those hospitals who implement successful breastfeeding practices and provide ongoing support for mothers and families.

BABYIt’s a philosophy that rings true for many families, like the Keenoys, who have discovered that life and health care can be better in the “burbs.”

12IN THE “BURBS” 13 Overlook Supporters Receive Dr. Lucy Kalanithi Discusses Lifetime Achievement Awards When Breath Becomes Air at Overlook

Speaking to a capacity crowd, widow of the #1 New York Times best-selling author Dr. Paul Kalanithi, Stanford internist Dr. Lucy Kalanithi discussed his book, When Breath Becomes Air, in Overlook’s Bouras Auditorium last spring.

Dr. Paul Kalanithi was a successful neurosurgery resident at Stanford when he was Since 1994, the Overlook Foundation has honored members Dr. Lucy Kalanithi with of its communities who have made significant contributions to diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. He died two years later at the age of 37, soon after his infant daughter was born. His critically acclaimed memoir has moved both Margie and Sam Ticknor Overlook in the areas of community, medical, volunteer, and of the Glasser Foundation corporate/foundation service. the medical and literary worlds with its exploration of mortality and how coming face to face with your own death changes both nothing and everything. At the Foundation’s 15th Annual Friends of Overlook Dinner last May, Chair Mike Tanenbaum presented these awards Having penned the book’s stunning epilogue, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi spoke about the to 2017 Lifetime Achievement honorees Mike and Joan Gambro writing of When Breath Becomes Air, the power of literature to illuminate the of Summit; Ed Gaudette of New Providence; Summit Area human condition, and her husband’s compelling message about living a meaningful Public Foundation, accepted by Reagan Burkholder; and life. She also reflected on her own experience, standing beside her husband and Dr. Paul Starker of Summit. shepherding his book to publication after his death. This engagement was the seventh in a series of lectures on health and the public interest made possible by a generous gift from the Glasser Foundation and endowed through the Overlook Foundation.

Joan and Mike Gambro for Community Service Ed Gaudette for Volunteer Service Mike joined the Overlook Foundation board of trustees in 2006 and Ed started volunteering in the Overlook messenger room nearly together, he and Joan have demonstrated tireless enthusiasm and 25 years ago and has accrued more than 17,500 hours of service. support for Overlook Medical Center. Most recently, they championed A Boston native and graduate of Boston College, he is a Korean War the “Gambro Challenge” to help complete the $2 million Campaign for veteran and a retired vice president of Mutual Benefit Life Co. While Atlantic Neuroscience Institute. A senior partner at Cadwalader, Ed loves to travel, noting trips to China and Israel among his Wickersham & Taft, Mike serves as the president of the Lenox numerous adventures, he finds his days at Overlook to be equally Underground Foundation, raising money with his band to support gratifying, traveling the hallways with his trademark Wall Street Journal music education for children. An interior designer by trade, Joan is the folded in his back pocket. A parishioner of Our Lady of Peace Church, founder of Bellevue Interiors and associated with Ashlee Anthony Design. he also enjoys spending time with his four children. Dr. Paul Starker for Medical Service Summit Area Public Foundation for Foundation Service Consistently a “Top Doctor” in the tri-state area and currently chair of Founded in 1972, the Summit Area Public Foundation (SAPF) fosters surgery at Overlook, Dr. Starker has also been director of surgical education philanthropy in the community by identifying local needs and offering for more than two decades. He graduated from Harvard University and donors flexible ways to make a difference in the lives of their neighbors. Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and serves as To date, SAPF has provided nearly $1 million to Overlook’s Pediatric associate director of surgical training and director of surgical residency at Orthopedic, Eating Disorders, and Delirium Prevention programs, its Columbia University Medical Center. A recipient of the Blakemore Prize for Palliative Care Endowment, Atlantic Neuroscience Institute, Thomas excellence in research, Dr. Starker has authored 19 peer-reviewed articles Glasser Caregivers Center, and multiple Emergency Department and six book chapters, edited two books, and is a valued Overlook campaigns. Their efforts continue to serve to enhance the local Dr. Sophie Morse, Marlene Glasser, Dr. Lucy Kalanithi, and Alan Lieber Maggie Brady, Kerry Ricci, Johannah Sakimura, Sandra Wrigley, and Donna Seidman Foundation trustee. community through education, partnership, and awareness.

14 15 Now, Dr. Leary and his colleagues are helping patients to significantly “I put off having improve their quality of life, thanks to the expert compassionate care provided by Overlook’s Comprehensive Joint Replacement Program team. surgery for seven ARTIFICIAL JOINTS - years, but I was “Once we determine that the patient is a good candidate for joint home the same replacement surgery, they (and often their caregivers) spend a full day here day and driving preparing for it,” explains Dr. Leary. “I call it Joint Day Camp! They go through pre-admission testing, attend a class where they meet the nurses the next. Now, and physical therapists who will care for them, and learn in advance what to I’m skiing again.” expect following surgery.” Siegfried Szardenings, 83 “We want to ensure the best possible outcome for every patient, so we perform a head-to-toe evaluation to determine what – if any – risk factors – Robotic Partial need to be addressed prior to surgery,” adds Gina LaCapra, M.D., FACP, Knee Replacement director of Overlook’s Pre-Op Medical Evaluation Center and associate Avid Skier, Golfer, director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program, which trains future Outdoorsman physicians in pre-op optimization.

“Pre-op nurses obtain a patient’s full medical history with the help of the patient’s primary care provider and a comprehensive questionnaire; and we perform diagnostic tests, including EKGs, chest x-rays, and blood work,” continues Dr. LaCapra. “We might determine that certain risk factors, like diabetes, obesity, or other medical diseases, need to be addressed before THE HIP WAY surgery can occur.”

“We’re taking a much more personal, modern approach to joint replacement surgery here,” says Dr. Leary. “Our surgical staff is at the forefront of many advances in orthopedic surgery specialties, including anterior approach hip replacement, robotic-assisted joint replacement, T O S TAY minimal incision surgery, and computer-navigated surgery.” Dan Whelan, Jeffrey Leary, M.D., and Gina LaCapra, M.D. with patient Bobbie Bolandi, a student assistance counselor who had a total knee replacement in July and “ . . . was walking with ease on the first day of school. My whole quality of life has improved.” When it comes to pain management, Dr. Leary says that the Overlook team prefers a multi-modality approach, incorporating non-narcotic medicines, anti-nausea drugs, steroids, and nerve blocks rather than high doses of MOBILE opioids. “The majority of patients are off pain meds in two weeks,” Dr. Leary states. “I rode my bike to my first The onset of symptoms is usually gradual. You can’t move “Despite several Another standard operating procedure is early mobilization. Most hip post-op visit, just two weeks like you used to. Climbing stairs is more difficult. alkingW for long complications from a replacement patients are home the next day, while knee replacements after surgery. After 10 weeks, periods becomes painful, and standing up from a chair or getting in previous hip replacement, are home within two days. After a patient’s discharge from Overlook, I was competing in a short and out of a car is harder. If you’ve tried injections, medicine, and in-home physical therapy begins five days a week for two weeks, along Dr. Leary managed to give physical therapy and nothing seems to help, it may be time to consult an triathlon. Overlook’s Joint with visiting nurse services to monitor patients’ vital signs – and is followed orthopedic surgeon about total hip or knee replacement surgery. me a hip that is better than Replacement Program is by outpatient therapy. ever. There was no pain. in a class by itself!” Hip and knee replacement operations are among the most commonly peformed “Convenience is key for the growing number of people undergoing operations in the U.S. with studies showing that an estimated 7.2 million Americans rehabilitation following hip and knee replacement surgery,” observes I have total mobility. I are living with artificial knee and hip joints. As the baby boom population ages and the Marc “Mickey” Syrop, 61 Dan Whelan, director of outpatient rehabilitation services. “That’s prevalence of osteoarthritis rises (the main reason for hip and knee replacement surgery), can climb stairs with ease; – Total Knee why we’ve established rehabilitation centers in multiple locations and within five months Replacement many more people will be candidates for joint replacement surgery. throughout Overlook’s service area with highly trained staff members of my surgery, I qualified Physical Therapist, and leading-edge equipment to maximize recovery.” “By removing the bone surfaces within the joint and replacing them with synthetic materials – for the Duathlon Triathlete durable, wear-resistant plastic or metal – we can help most patients regain full mobility and resume “We’re not just sending patients home and saying ‘good luck,’” explains an active, fulfilling life,” says Jeffrey Leary, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon, who completed his fellowship World Championships.” Dr. Leary. “We’re providing an entire support system to ensure the best training in both orthopedic trauma and complex hip and knee replacements following two combat tours of possible return to their normal routine – whether they are teachers or Afghanistan as a member of a select Special Operations Surgical Team. triathletes.” Ed Wright, 71 – Hip Replacement Triathlete

16 17 Liam’s Room Continues to Comfort Children and GIVING AT A GLANCE Their Families $2.5 Million Raised for Palliative Care at Overlook Since opening in the spring of 2009, Liam’s Room has provided a home away from home for children The Overlook Foundation raises funds that are used Donors and staff gathered last summer to celebrate completion of the Overlook Foundation’s suffering from chronic or potentially life-limiting to purchase state-of-the-art equipment and fund Palliative Care Campaign, which surpassed its original goal by raising more than $2.5 million to illnesses that require frequent hospitalizations and special programs to help Overlook Medical Center endow positions that are crucial to the program, some of which are not covered by insurance. rehabilitative treatments. remain in the forefront of medical care. Palliative care is for people of any age, If you would like to become a member of the and at any stage in illness, whether it “Overlook Medical Center Family” by supporting be curable, chronic, or life threatening. the Foundation, you may Typically, the team of professionals who deliver such care includes physicians, advanced practice nurses, chaplains, • Become a “Friend of Overlook Medical and consulting psychiatrists, dieticians, Center ” with an annual gift of $500 or more; and social workers. Their goal is to provide patients with relief from the • Designate your gift for a restricted or specific symptoms and stresses of serious illness, project or allow the Foundation’s board of trustees whatever the diagnosis. to determine the most needed application of your donation; “We first sought funding for a palliative care program in the late 1990s and • Make a Gift of Gratitude in honor of a caregiver; began developing it after receiving an This unique inpatient palliative care room on the initial grant from the Healthcare Meri and Sol Barer Pediatric Unit in the Goryeb • Make a donation to memorialize or Foundation of New Jersey,” explains Dr. John Gregory who, with Jeanne Kerwin, Ph.D., Children’s Center at Overlook was the first of commemorate an individual, family or group; coordinated bioethics and palliative care services at Overlook during the program’s formative three Liam’s Rooms in the state created by the years. “The first year, our consult team participated in the care of 14 patients a month. Today, McNamara family of Westfield, in loving memory • Make a planned or deferred gift to maximize tax more than 1,000 inpatients are served annually, with plans to further extend our outreach.” of their son, Liam Hayden McNamara. advantages and/or protect current or future income, thereby becoming a member of the Only two-thirds of U.S. hospitals provide palliative care services, with Overlook being one of Today, reaching beyond its original scope, Liam’s Heritage Society. fewer than 20 hospitals in the country to have a chaplain certified in palliative care. Room welcomes many young patients who are in need of a little extra TLC. Some have come from All Overlook Foundation gifts are tax deductible and Not to be confused with hospice or end-of-life care (which Overlook pioneered in New Jersey out of state for special surgical procedures, while remain at Overlook. back in 1978), palliative care can be helpful in offering another layer of support for patients who others who are in long-term care facilities may are undergoing often difficult medical treatments such as curative chemotherapy. In addition to require some inpatient care. Patients who might helping relieve a patient’s pain, anxiety, and/or loss of appetite, the team addresses psychological, require a lengthier stay, as those suffering from social, and spiritual concerns that may arise for seriously ill patients and their families. sickle cell or an eating disorder, also make use of the room.

“We are so fortunate to have this beautiful, Restricted Gifts Unrestricted For more information about how you can help home-like setting that allows many children with for Capital Annual further Overlook’s mission to provide exemplary special medical needs to spend time with their health care services to its communities, please (above) Celebrating a successful families during care,” says Carrie Vallacchi, pediatric and Program Support Total contact fund-raising campaign are Kitty and clinical coordinator. “With our staff’s guidance and $5,182,453 $1,441,092 $6,623,545 Dave Hartman, campaign chair, with support, they experience a visit to the hospital in a The Overlook Foundation Dr. John Gregory, founding medical way that no other space can provide.” 36 Upper Overlook Road director of the program, and his wife, Alice. P. O. Box 220 Up to 20 families each year have found comfort Summit, NJ 07902-0220 in Overlook’s Liam’s Room. Decorated in a (left) Dr. Rashmi Kaura, medical director of 908-522-2840 colorful beach theme, it includes a desk, night the Palliative Care Program at Overlook, www.overlookfoundation.org stand, armoire, flat-screen television, computer, offers guests information about how this video games and player, books, microwave, and a specialty is transforming patient care. pull-out couch for family members who stay overnight.

18 19 Patients Buoyant Over Benefits of Aquatic Therapy

Patients with reduced mobility, limited strength, and painful conditions, such as osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia, are enjoying the benefits of aquatic therapy, offered by Atlantic Rehabilitation Services at Berkeley Aquatic Club in New Providence. THE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

“This center stands out because we offer both physical therapy and medical fitness services in a therapeutic pool setting,” comments aquatic leader Jaime Cozine, a physical therapist with over 17 years of experience in aquatic rehabilitation. “The buoyancy and Look No Further than Overlook is a tribute to the philanthropy warmth of the water in the therapy pool provides relative weightlessness and relaxation, allowing patients to exercise in a safe, comfortable environment under the direction of a physical therapist.” of individuals, corporations, organizations, and foundations The facility offers underwater treadmills, who contributed $1,000 or more to the Overlook Foundation resistance jets, and external resistance devices, such as paddles and weights, for from July 1, 2016, through December 31, 2017. improving function, balance, strength, circulation, sensation, and motor control. The generosity of our donors has enabled Overlook There is a gym area for land physical therapy, as well as locker facilities available for patient use. to evolve into a nationally respected medical center, providing advanced care close to home. We are proud “We’re open five days a week and see between 20 and 40 patients during that time,” adds of the world-class treatments, technologies, and programs Jamie. “Clients especially love the warm water, which is kept at a comfortable 92 degrees.” that are right here for our patients and their families . . .

For more information or to schedule an initial and gratefully acknowledge the donor support that makes evaluation appointment, call 908-522-2215 them possible. and ask for Aquatics.

20 21 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE THE HONOR ROLL & CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

A Fond Farewell

In 1969, when Ann Oliva began working at Overlook as a young nurse, little did she know the twists and turns her health care career would take. From the hospital’s inpatient floors, to the Community Health and Public Relations departments, and finally to the Foundation, Ann’s dedication to Overlook is legendary to all whose paths she crossed over the past 48 years.

Gathering this past fall at the home of trustee Meri Barer and her husband, Sol, many Overlook Foundation trustees, past and present, w were on hand to celebrate Ann’s retirement.

Marlene Glasser and Joan Bryant David Dietze, Jess Chang, and Chris Coates Dr. Greg Sachs, Ed Reeves, Ann Oliva, Terry Turko and In recognition of her early nursing career, well-wishers have and Barbara Sachs Rev. Dr. Denison Harrield contributed more than $250,000 to the Ann M. Oliva Scholarship for the Professional Development Program at Overlook which was created and endowed nearly Gifts of $250,000 or more Gifts of $25,000 - $249,999 a decade ago in honor of Ann’s 40th anniversary Jessalyn Chang Alan and Beverly Anderson Cassandra Hardman & Bill Baker Sara M. Rand of service to Overlook. To date, scholarship Mrs. Gerald J. Glasser Mr. and Mrs. A. Jude Avelino Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hariri Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rooke funds have helped more than 50 local Rose Vera and Robert Kaeppel Meri and Sol Barer Kitty and Dave Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Joel Roth nursing students defray the cost of their Mr. and Mrs. Manish Bhandari Gale Metzger Cynnie and Peter Kellogg Eric and Therese Shick nursing school education. Mr. John Edwin Reeves Jr. Freda Brown Amy C. Liss Michael and Jill Tanenbaum Diane J. Cesarz Mrs. Beverly J. Luehs Melissa and Daniel Tassé Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. DeMuth Lynn and Scott Magrane Kate S. Tomlinson Al and Martha Driver Anne O. Martinson Vincent and Priscilla Ursino Sr. Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Mrs. Ward H. Nessen Jean Marie and Christopher Volpe Dianne and George Fotiades Mr. and Mrs. David O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Walsh Jr. Michael and Joan Gambro Anne C. Olesky Pat and Carol Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Goldstein Drs. Daisy Chin and Glen Paris Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Groff Frank and Maura Perier Jr. Melissa Tassé and Stacy McCann

Bob and Kathy Hugin, Ann Oliva, Betsy Wesson, Dave Hartman and Cary Hardy Tom and Candy Greig Jack Doyle and Vince Ursino Kassandra Romas and Meri and Sol Barer, and with Mike Tanenbaum Bev Luehs Toby Wesson

22 2523 THE HONOR ROLL PLATINUM LEVEL GOLD LEVEL Gifts of $5,000 - $24,999 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999

William and Darlene Aimetti Mitchell Feuer Nick and Tracy McKee Angela and Jeff Schroeder Michael Atanasio Toula and Dr. John Halperin Lee Radsch Mrs. Barbara Z. Alleyne Claude E. Fusco Jr. Mrs. William H. McLean Dr. Martin A. Schwarz and Christina and Michael Azares Kristin and Paul Herendeen Nancy G. Rice Dr. and Mrs. Chris Amalfitano Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Galban Roderick McRae Jr. Ms. Patricia Connell Anne and Paul Babineau Keith and Kathleen Hertell Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Richardson Jac and Kay Andre James N. Gardner Lowell and Jennifer Millar Dean and Christina Serratelli Barbara Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. L. Donald Horne Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Ritardi Dr. John R. and Mrs. Ellen T. Audett Mr. and Mrs. Lori Dahl and Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Minnicino Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shallcross Dr. and Mrs. Gary Belt Madeleine Hsu Alan Robertson Jean B. Ball Benjamin Goldin Mr. and Mrs. Nikhil Minocha Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew A. Sheehan Jr. Theresa and Gerald Bernaz Lisa and Timothy Hurckes David L. and Linda K. Roscoe Joseph and Ann Berkery Dr. and Mrs. Albert John Gosen Harold and Donna Morrison George and Sarah Shuttleworth Peter Bolo, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Walter Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Philip Berman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Greig III Cecile and Ed Mosberg Douglas and Tracey Sieg Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Brensilver Mrs. Richard Jahnke Elliot D. Rosenstein, M.D. Annette and Luke Beshar Lois and Dick Griggs Dr. Stacey O. Murray-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Smith III Jennifer and Reagan Burkholder Dr. and Mrs. Gary Kaye Ms. Gita F. Rothschild-Berry Clelia Biamonti and Adam Psichos Elizabeth C. Gump Diane and Robert Noelke Linda D. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Carniol Jane and Mike Kelly Andy M. Schwartz Frank and Penny Bolden Robert and Lois Hageman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Notaro Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Smith Mary Lou Carter Lizanne and John Kenney Debi and Fred Schwarzmann The Honorable and Mrs. Jon M. Bramnick Mr. and Mrs. Cary R. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Oakes III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Solondz Dr. and Mrs. Bertram Chinn Thomas and Kathy Kloos Frederic J. Scoopo, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brandell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Healey Sherry and Brett O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Drew K. Spitzer Maria and John Chrin Neil Kramer, M.D. Mr. John Serruto Judith Brenner Marion Herrmann Winnie and Brendan O’Connell Dr. and Mrs. Paul and Alice Starker Carol and Ed Cimilluca Nancy and John Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shepherd Warren J. Bronsnick Jay and Gertrude Heyman Ann M. Oliva Stephen and Linda Stone Charles P. Ciolino, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kurlak Dr. and Mrs. Robert Slama Marylane T. Burry Susan T. Kaye, M.D. Sandy and John Olson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Stroz Alyse Cooper Melvin and Marion Landew Maureen and Robert Spalteholz Mary and Dave Bushnell Ms. Laurie Kefalidis Helene and Martin Oppenheimer Ms. Sharlene Asato and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lenahan Charlotte S. Stifel Ms. Karina M. Calzadilla and Jamie and Michael Kessel Mr. and Mrs. Allen Oppici Mr. Christopher Sullivan James and Ellen Coyle Norman and Kristina Luka Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stites Mr. Arturo Picicci Barbara and Warren Kimber/ Lisa and Dominick Paragano MaryPat Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cronheim Dr. and Mrs. Marc S. Mandel Nancy Stober-McCarthy Jennifer A. Chalsty Joy Street Foundation Eileen Paragano Mrs. John C. Swett Dr. Stephanie J. Cummings-Becker Dr. Elynne B. Margulis and Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Talcott Jr. Christopher and Barbara Coates Mr. and Mrs. Jim Klausmann Henry G. Parker and Mrs. Parker Dr. and Mrs. William A. Tansey III Mary Damiano Mr. Charles Zucker Thomas D. Ucko Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Kriegman James and Lois Pinkin Kathy Z. Tatlow Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Timothy McCabe Althea Weeks Elizabeth Compton and Eric Grubman Kronthal Family Foundation Dr. Samantha B. Pozner and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tato Nancy S. Desnoyers Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McKenna Jr. Dr. Michael L. Weinrauch Dr. and Mrs. Jerome I. Cook Dr. Marcelo Lancman Mr. Andrew J. Hickman Germaine and Richard Trabert Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Dise Sandra and James McTernan Mary Claire White Shannon and Robert Cross Theresa and David Langer Douglas and Susan Present Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Turko Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Donnabella Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moos Amy and Dr. Eric D. Whitman Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cusack Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. LeBenger Family Foundation Dr. John and Joanne Vigorita Jacque and Chuck Dooley Sandy and Jeffrey Nahmias Dr. Kirsten B. Wilkins and Mary and Hugh D’Andrade Alan Lieber and Alice Heffner Dr. Maithili V. Rao and Donna and Jack Walcott Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunlop Colin Neill Mr. John C. Wilkins Philip and Meril Davies Litterman Family Foundation Mr. Kishore Ballal Robin and Leigh Walters Mr. George Eizenberg The Newhouse Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Zachary Mr. Giorgio DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Lord III Mr. Henry P. Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Weeden Jane D. Engel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Newhouse Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Zampella Ms. Claire E. Toth and Dr. Sharon E. Selinger and Frances Robinson Neil and Nancy Weidner Joyce and Robert Farrell Jason and Julie Nortillo Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ziegler Mr. David G. Dietze Dr. Dennis A. Lowenthal Josephine Rojek Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Weinreich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francht Dr. and Mrs. William H. O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. Mark I. Zimmerman Alice S. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Loynd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rooke Bruce (Toby) and Betsy Wesson Robin and Louis Friedman Arthur Patchett Chris and Lisa Donoghue Mr. Jeffrey Luker Jack and Joslin Ruffle David and Emily Wexler Susan H. Fuhrman, Ph.D. and Richard and Kayla Pechter Mr. and Mrs. John N. Doyle Frank and Helen Macioce Dr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Sachs Joseph D. Wilkins II Robert A Fuhrman, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Peris Ms. Suzanne B. Engel Dr. Jory G. Magidson Drs. Cathy and Clifford Sales Sandra and Art Williams Mr. A. John Gambro Dorothy Perko Raul and Jacqueline Esquivel Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salzman Kathleen and Charles Wirry Mrs. James L. Gilfilan Dr. David and Mari Plotkin Marc and Kristin Faecher Mr. and Mrs. John McCann Madeline and Richard Salzman Mrs. Douglas C. Yearley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Gold Dr. and Mrs. David A. Printz Audrey and Terrence Farley Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. McGeough Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schorr Sue and Burt Zwick Ajay and Danielle Goyal Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Proctor Roslyn Feuer Mr. and Mrs. Jay McGraw Richard and Eileen Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Jon Greenebaum Deidre and Patrick Quinn

Dr. John and Abby Boozan (center) with Dr. John Kristin and Marc Faecher Kathleen and Dr. Chris Amalfitano Keith Hertell and Dr. John Halperin and Ken Cole with Bill and Anne Shepherd Millie and Jack Cooper Patricia and Dr. Walter Groff with Dr. Ed Zampella and Elizabeth Gianis with Dr. Muhammad Feteiha Tracy McKee Dr. Jeff Brensilver

24 25 THE HONOR ROLL SILVER LEVEL Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499

Sue Thomas, Luke Beshar, and Eric Shick Jack and Donna Walcott with Henry and Susan Keller Beth Welsh, Paula Mooney, and Dr. Chuck Gelber Mary and Charlie Macksoud Mitha Shah, Jackie Dooley, Dr. Talaxi Shah, and Dr. Chuck Dooley

Darius J. Adams, M.D. David D. Bullek, M.D. and Grace M. Conner Timothy and Jennifer Erday Mr. Randolph L. Greasham Linda and Jay Kaplan Ellen and Eric LeGoff Michael Vergura and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Ahalt Albert B. Thrower, M.D. John P. Connor, M.D. Mary Esquivel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gregory Andrea Katz, M.D. Drs. Rachel and Tonel Leibu Christine Masterson Vergura Dr. Rozana R. Alam Mr. and Mrs. E. Freeman Bunn Mrs. Jane Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Feldman Dr. and Mrs. John J. Gregory Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Kaufman Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Lenchner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mastroianni Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Alterman Cynthia and Thomas Burke Dr. Kathleen M. Cuddihy and Mark and Sue Fessler Dr. and Mrs. Jorge G. Guerra Senator Thomas Kean and Dr. and Mrs. James A. Levey Drs. Heidi and Bill Matuozzi Jeffrey and Lynn Altschuler Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Bushey Mr. Robert V. Cuddihy Dr. and Mrs. Muhammad S. Feteiha Robert H. Halstead Mrs. Rhonda Kean Mr. and Mrs. Peter Liebman Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCaghey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Apruzzese Elise Butkiewicz, M.D. and Lina DiBlasio and Paul Cugno Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fleming Warren K. and Elizabeth Hanscom Mr. and Mrs. Garnett L. Keith Mr. and Mrs. A. Michael Lipper John and Amy McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Bachelor John Lorenzo Drs. Catherine M. and Mrs. William E. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Harbeck Susan and Henry Keller Dr. MaryAnn LoFrumento and Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius McLaughlin III Barbara and Rich Bagger Dorothy and Tony Butler John D. Cunningham Lynn M. K. Franklin Drs. Melissa Selke and Dan Hermann Brian and Christina Kelly Mr. John J. Hallacy III Ms. Rosemarie E. McLaughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. George W. Callen Barbara A. Curran, JSC (ret) John N. Franzese, M.D. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hirai Sharon Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred Loh Mr. George M. Way Tim and Debbie Barnes Ms. Lois Camasta Jean T. Davies Barry and Jane Freeman James and Janet Hislop Gary and Dorian Kershner Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Loughlin Mr. John Merrick Dr. and Mrs. Jon A. Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Dean L. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv L. De Silva Dr. and Mrs. Gaetano Frisoli Mr. Tim Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kim Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold S. Lozner Dr. and Mrs. Charles Messina Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Basta Ms. Jodie Caspar Mr. Jerry R. Dempsey Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Furlan Ms. Dorothea H. Hoffman Mary Lou and Clay Kingsbery Jennifer Lublin, M.D. and Mrs. Herman D. Michels Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bent Mrs. Palma Celiano Drs. Trevor and Elsie DeSouza Mr. and Mrs. Munir A. Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Hoffman Jack and Sharon Knightly David Rojer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mokuvos Michael and Lynne Bernstein Dr. and Mrs. Federico Cerrone Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore DiBianca Flordeliza Gagarin Nancy W. and Lee M. Horner Ruth and Chris Knoeller Catherine and Jack Lyness Mrs. Theodore R. Murnick Joan E. Blagg and George S. Hiltz Bernard H. Chaiken, M.D. Mrs. Dorothy A. Didato Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Generalis John and Ruth Huneke Marylu Korkuch Mrs. Annette L. Mackie (William A.) Dr. Lawrence J. Nastro Mr. Seth Bodner Dr. Chee Keumg Chan Dr. Rosalind S. Dorlen Dr. and Mrs. John T. Gianis Jr. Dr. Peter Hyans Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kral Ms. Paula Mooney and William E. Newell Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Bojanowski Mrs. Judith A. Chicka Marianna Dranetz Dr. Linda Gillam Kay and Tom Inglesby Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kurak Mr. Richard Madden Janet S. Newell Lawrence Grant Botts Jr. Rosemarie Collingwood-Cole and Frances Drigun Dr. and Mrs. Scott Gillin Ingrid Johnson Rita Lanaras Dr. Steven and Jeannie Madreperla Mrs. Patricia O’Connor Stephanie Fairchild Boyé Kenneth Cole Gerard A. Durney Sidney and Dina Glasofer Arlene Jonach Mr. and Mrs. Keith Langworthy Drs. David and Isabel Mahalick Mr. Robert W. Pacific Mrs. Marjory L. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Engel Cornelius and Patricia Golding and Family Robert and Barbara Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Malin Robert A. Panza, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brewster Marie and Tony Combias Mr. and Mrs. James A. Engle Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gragnolati Mr. Joseph Jurovcik Dr. and Mrs. Terrence Lee Shirley Mangin Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Patterson

Judith Chicka and Nancy Rice Alan Lieber and Shannon Cross Jane and Chan Coddington Renáe Tesauro and Priscilla Ursino Eileen Weiss with Jason and Julie Nortillo Ann Oliva, Alice Dillon, and Esther Carlson

26 27 THE HONOR ROLL SILVER LEVEL continued Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 A Letter from the Overlook Auxiliary

Since the Overlook Foundation was formed, it has enjoyed strong synergy with the Overlook Auxiliary. Unquestionably, we work well together. We share our primary focus: to raise funds for Overlook Medical Center with the Overlook Auxiliary routinely providing funds for many important projects that the Overlook Foundation undertakes on behalf of the hospital, and Marion E. Paul Mr. and Mrs. David A. St.Clair most recently collaborating on the Emergency Department renovations for which the Overlook Carol and Tom Phelan Jeff and Jill Stanley John D. Pilla, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Starkey Auxiliary has pledged $100,000. As a result of this synergy, we magnify each other’s efforts to Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Piraneo Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elliott M. Stein improve the patient experience at Overlook Medical Center, each in our own distinct way. Dr. and Mrs. Pascal A. Pironti Karen E. Stober Ms. Doriann Prasek Mrs. Rosemarie R. Stochaj In addition to raising needed funds, the Overlook Auxiliary provides hands-on volunteer efforts. Carlene and John Pruitt Barbara and Dick Stockton Liz and Tom Pryma Dr. John F. Tabachnick and Personal service was the focus when the Overlook Auxiliary was founded in 1916, when the Mr. Charles Pryor Ms. Sharon M. Joyce founding members cleaned and changed hospital linens and took on other needed operational William A. and Camilla Kuhn Quinn Elaine M. Taggart tasks. We are deeply grateful that personal service continues to be an important component of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Ranelli Mr. and Mrs. Macauley Taylor today’s Overlook Auxiliary with our members hosting bimonthly Oncology Teas and acting as Clelia Biamonti, Alan Lieber, and Amy Perry Dr. Kathleen G. Reichard Carol Tener Christina Amundson and Anne St.Clair Patient Care volunteers. Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell F. Reiter Dr. Pauline A. Thomas and Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Restifo Mr. Fredric Bell Our members bring the holidays to Overlook’s hallways, honoring Christian and Jewish traditions. They also run the Auxiliary Gift Shop & Mrs. Anna Mohl and Susan M. Thomas Mr. Mitch Revsine Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Thomson Bloom, as well as multiple vendor events throughout the year; host the popular Holiday Reception for staff and volunteers; help to relieve stress Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Traina for patients and staff alike by curating many beautiful “Art at Overlook” exhibits; and, in the fall, hosted the very successful 2017 Kitchen Tour so Ms. Marilyn Riley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Treanor that patients of Atlantic Hospice can receive complementary therapies. This priceless personal service sets the Auxiliary apart and brings an extra Debbie and Russ Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Triarsi dimension to Overlook Medical Center. Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rosenbaum Dr. Dennis L. Turner Sally and Lloyd Rosevear Dr. and Mrs. John Tyrrell Jane and David Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Neil Vanderbilt Transitions and continuity mark this year for both the Sal and Charlene Ruggiero Peter and Louise Ventrella Foundation and the Auxiliary. We welcome the leadership Margaret Mary Sacco, M.D., FACS Mr. Richard L. Wade of Clelia Biamonti and applaud her efforts and that of her Rich and Gwyneth Sample Michele Wadsworth Sara-Ann and Robert Sanders Judith Wall, R.N. team to continue the proud legacy of Ann Oliva while Armenio Sandoval Rosemary Walsh forging their own approach to support Overlook’s Peter and Joanne Santoriello Dr. Judith E. Weisfuse and continued journey of medical excellence and innovation. Drs. Nicole and Paul Saphier Dr. Michael B. Wax We are proud to stand beside Clelia and her team on this Mr. and Mrs. Austin B. Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wegner journey as we lead the Overlook Auxiliary after reaching a Marianne Devlin and Claire Toth Diane M. Schneider, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Weinbach Dr. and Mrs. David Schreck Allan and Helaine Weisberg milestone century of support for Overlook Medical Center. Dr. Gail P. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. James O. Welch Jr. With a new website, improved communications, and Jan Schwarz Miller, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Welsh passionately involved membership, the Overlook Auxiliary Drs. Arvind P. and Vandana A. Shah Daniel P. Whelan looks forward to working together with the Overlook Dr. and Mrs. Talaxi D. Shah Mrs. Catherine A. White Mrs. Donald P. Sharkey Alex and Jennie Williams Foundation for many more years of contributing to the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Shepard III John M. Williams, M.D. compassionate care that is the hallmark of the Overlook Janis and Rick Simberg Tom and Katie Williams Medical Center community. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Simon Mr. Henry F. Wood Jr. Bobbie L. Sobel The Yeager Family With our heartfelt gratitude, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Socolof

Christina Amundson and Anne St.Clair, Overlook Auxiliary Co-Presidents The 2017 Overlook Auxiliary Kitchen Tour raised more than $41,000 for the Atlantic Hospice Complementary Therapy Program. Among the several hundred visitors who enjoyed a peek at five beautiful Summit homes were Jean Marie Volpe, Patty Avelino, Clelia Biamonti, Stacy McCann, and Lucy Lord.

Eleanor and Jeff Peris with Dr. Norm Luka

28 29 THE HONOR ROLL MEDICAL GROUPS CORPORATIONS ORGANIZATIONS

Hitting the Links

Trustee Jess Chang, Wayne Paglieri, Jonathan Norton, and Chairmans Circle Platinum Level Gold Level Silver Level Linda Carubia were among the golfers who enjoyed a beautiful Gifts of $25,000 - $249,999 Gifts of $5,000 - $24,999 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 June day at Canoe Brook Country Club, Summit, for the Foundation’s Meri Barer, Ann Oliva, and Dr. Lisa Hurckes 27th Annual Golf Tournament. Some $115,000 was raised for the C. R. Bard, Inc. 2016-2017 Overlook Foundation Atlantic Ambulance Corporation Allergy Diagnostic and Treatment Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center at Overlook thanks to the Chubb Junior Board Bassett Associates Center, LLC generosity of participating individuals and corporate sponsors. The Connell Company Advanced Care Oncology and Bleakley, Schwartz, Cooney, Aspen Landscaping Contracting, Inc Emerson Hematology Associates & Finney LLC Associates in Cardiovascular Disease, LLC Goldman Sachs & Company Allergan Carmagnola & Ritardi, LLC Caldwell University Athletics Johnson & Johnson Community Atlantic NeuroSurgical Specialists Colgate-Palmolive Company Cross River Fiber Health Care Fund at CFNJ Bank of America County of Union, New Jersey ExxonMobil Foundation Johnson & Johnson Bramnick Rodriguez Mitterhoff Eckroth Planning Group, Inc. HB Engineers Inc. Overlook Auxiliary Buckl Architects EquipSystems JGlaski Enterprises, INC Overlook Medical Center Medical Staff Celgene Corporation Genentech, Inc. Kent Place School Summit Anesthesia Associates Deloitte Graybar Lipper Advisory Services Team Health, Inc. Dempsey, Dempsey and Sheehan Haven Savings Bank M & T Bank EmCare Holt Construction M. Rizzi Construction Company Fitzpatrick & Associates, Inc. Jackson Lewis, LLP Medical Diagnostic Associates, P.A. The Glenmede Trust Company Leslie Digital Imaging LLC Next Step Orthopaedics, Inc. HiTouch Business Services LLC McCarter & English Normandy Real Estate Partners Investors Bank Mid-Atlantic Surgical Associates Oratory School of Summit medCOMP Ocean Healthcare Pediatric Associates of Westfield, P.C. Medline Industries, Inc. Petrone Associates LLC PeJay Creations, Ltd. Melillo Consulting, Inc. Pfizer Penumbra, Inc. Dr. Brian and Andrea Beyerl with Dr. Rob and April Sussman Merck Company Foundation Point View Financial Services Phillips 66 Morristown Pathology Associates QualCare Preferred Providers Prudential New York Jets Schenck, Price, Smith & King The Skin and Surgery Center, LLC Northeast Regional Epilepsy Group Structure Tone Staples Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Summit Urologic Associates, P.A. Star-Lo Communications Optimus Health Care Partners LLC Tronex International Incorporated Peerless Beverage Company U.S. Women’s Health Alliance Prologis Foundation UBS Financial Services Inc. St. George’s University Union Medical Park Summit Medical Group, P.A. United Parcel Service Summit Plastic Surgery United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Tasters Guild of New Jersey, Inc. Volunteers of Fatima W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. Wade Early Associates Watchung Pediatrics Wheelchair Man Company, Inc Wilson Memorial Union Church

Dr. Jim Gardner, Dr. John Vigorita, and Kerry Mowry

30 31 THE HONOR ROLL FOUNDATIONS

Leadership Circle Platinum Level Gold Level Gifts of $250,000 or more Gifts of $5,000 - $24,999 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999

The Nicholas J. and Anna K. Bouras Foundation, Inc. Big G Charitable Foundation Cox Family Fund of CFNJ The Glasser Foundation Howard S. Bunn Foundation Cullen Family Foundation Metzger Family Foundation The Jennifer A. Chalsty Foundation Daniel and Harriett Freed Foundation MATCHING The Reeves Foundation D’Andrade Family Fund of CFNJ Linda Sue Pfarrer Nortillo Charitable Foundation Delisi Family Foundation GIFTS Elias Sayour Foundation, Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign Chairman’s Circle The Fatzler Foundation Silver Level Bank of America Gifts of $25,000 - $249,999 E. J. Grassmann Trust Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 C. R. Bard, Inc. Great Companions Fund of CFNJ Benevity Community Impact Fund Healey Family Foundation Chubb Charles Foundation, Inc. Alan J. Robertson Family Fund of CFNJ Gertrude L. Hirsch Charitable Trust Colgate-Palmolive Company David R. Clare and Margaret C. Clare Foundation Bassett Foundation Joy Street Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Sunshine and Lemonade Robert J. Daeschler Fund of CFNJ Jay and Ellen Bloom Fund of CFNJ The Henry H. Kessler Foundation Hoffmann-La Roche. Inc. Mitzi & Warren Eisenberg Family Foundation Brucker Family Fund of CFNJ Sisters Reese, Eleri, and Seren Davies paid a visit to the The Leviton Foundation, Inc. IBM International Foundation Elaine and Louis Fotiades Fund Clermont Foundation Meri and Sol Barer Pediatric Unit in the Goryeb Litterman Family Foundation Johnson & Johnson Edwin and Suzann Goldstein Foundation William T. and Marie J. Henderson Foundation, Inc. BEQUESTS Children’s Center at Overlook to deliver each and The Ralph A. Loveys Family Charitable The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Hartman Family Fund of CFNJ The Hislop Family Foundation every dollar they raised with their lemonade Foundation Merck Company Foundation Estate of Catharine N. Blanchard The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey The Isabel and David Mahalick Foundation, Inc. stand last summer. It is their hope that our H. Herbert Myers Memorial Foundation Morgan Stanley Estate of Shirley Grenz The Hyde and Watson Foundation MRB Foundation youngest patients will realize that other The New York Community Trust Overlook Medical Center Medical Staff Estate of Christine M. McKenna F. M. Kirby Foundation Sandy Hill Foundation children are wishing them a speedy Paragano Family Foundation Pfizer Estate of Ellen L. Miller Susan G. Komen for the Cure Willman Crowley Foundation recovery and return home. The girls Pfaltz Family Fund of CFNJ Prologis Foundation Estate of Florence A. Minifie The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation are the granddaughters of past The Jules Podell Foundation Schering-Plough Foundation Estate of Theresa M. Murphy Union Foundation Overlook Foundation Trustee The Fred C. Rummel Foundation UBS Estate of Henry G. Parker III Ursino Family Trust Fund at CFNJ Philip Davies. Sank Family Fund of CFNJ YourCause for Chevron Matching Estate of Barbara J. Sutherland The Valerie Fund Schwarz Foundation Employee Fund Estate of Dorothy F. Weiss Walsh Family Fund of CFNJ Standish Foundation The Willits Foundation Starfish Fund Summit Area Public Foundation The Walter and Louise Sutcliffe Foundation The Westfield Foundation

32 33 THE HONOR ROLL EMPLOYEE SUPPORT

Patient Makes Gift of Gratitude Loretta and Don Smith (second and third from left) recently made a gift to the Foundation in gratitude for the outstanding care delivered by members of the Radiation Oncology team including Donna Delicio, Nancy Gross, Jeanne Kerwin, Dr. Dennis Lowenthal, Dr. Robert Fuhrman, Lorie McDonald, MaryPat Sullivan, Diane Swett and Elsa Russell Kathy Tatlow and Ruth O’Brien Dr. Joana Emmolo, Marilyn Cuevas, Joanne Winnick-Merullo, and and Sharon Burniston and Dr. Mark Zimmerman and Karina Calzadilla Murtaza Versi. The Gift of Gratitude program provides an opportunity for patients and their families to say thank you to those Overlook staff Jessica Aclan, R.N. Christine T. Casadonte Bernadette Epps Lisa C. Hurckes, M.D. Karen Lieberman Rosemery Montesino Joseph Rimback Joseph Tribuna, M.D. members and departments who go the extra mile in caring for them Nancy Castellano Carla Errico Wendy J. Irwin Diane L. Lindsey Jennifer Moran, R.N. Jane A. Ripperger Darius J. Adams, M.D. Jozef Urbanowicz or their loved ones. Toluleke Akindubuwa Manuel Castillo Mary Farrell Victoria Isler George Liothake Vanessa C. Morize-Whitney Loriann Rizzuto Glena D. Valdez Rozana R. Alam, M.D. Randi Cataquet, R.N. Chrislyne Fenelus Dawn Jeronimo Jonathan F. Luden Kerry Mowry Leslie Roberts, R.N. Carol Vallacchi Stephen Albanese Lisa Celona Carlos A. Fernandes Laurie Jessen, M.D. Norman L. Luka, M.D. Joan Murdoch Kimberly M. Robinson Maria Veloso Joseph P. Aliseo Angie Cennamo Sue A. Fessler, M.D. Maryanne Joachim, R.N. Marie Lupo Angela Natale-Ryan RN, CUON Paul Rodgers Stella Visaggio Barbara Z. Alleyne Althea Chin Erin Fitzmaurice Ingrid Johnson Christine Luque Ricardo Navarro Kristy Rodrigues, R.N. Suzanne Vitiello Susan G. Arnold Rovin Chonielall Ramon Flores, R.N. Reverend Robert K. Johnson Rita M. Lynch, R.N. Stacey Nieves Alexandra Rodriguez Joao M. Viveiros Michael Atanasio Aaron Clemons Salome Florida Joane M. Jones Lauren Lynn Jennifer Noone Rut Esther Rodriguez Abigail Vollherbst John Audett, M.D. Kenneth D. Cole Bonnie S. Forshner, DNP, Barbara Jurkiewicz Cynthia Macaulay Savioli Linda Odoh Michael Rosenberg Joanne Voorhees Maria Bacero Anne Marie Conheeny Forrest RN, CCRN - CMC Dorothy Kakraba, R.N. Karen V. Macey-Stewart, A.P.N. Marla O’Donnell, R.N. Elliot D. Rosenstein, M.D. Michele Wadsworth Kathy Belfiore Lisa Conley Suzette Francis Helen Kaufman Daniel MacMahon Ann M. Oliva Jane Rubin Judith Wall, R.N. Gary Belt, M.D. Grace Conner Lynn Freeland Rashmi Kaura, M.D. Elynne Margulis, M.D. Oncology Department at Charlene A. Ruggiero Rosemary T. Walsh Mary Benegas Gerald V. Costa, M.D. Ronnie Funke Susan T. Kaye, M.D. Paul F. Marmora Overlook Margaret Mary Sacco, M.D., FACS Suzanne Walters, R.N., Anne Bennett Alicia R. Cotton Flordeliza Gagarin Nowai Keleekai Belinda A. Matos, R.N. Tinowa Oreggio Carlos Saeteros BSN CCRN Steve Bettinger Susan Coviello Pinky Garcia-Paquiz Sharon Kelly David Mayerhoff, M.D. Nilda Ortiz Karen P. Sanders Maria Warzocha Clelia Biamonti, Ph.D. Barbara Jean Craig James N. Gardner, M.D. Al Kerestes Filomena Mazzone Christian Pakosh Armenio Sandoval Terrance P. Washburn Susan Bien, R.N. Lisa Cuoco Cornelia Gilpin Gary Kershner, D.O. Carmen S. McCloud Laura M. Parker Jennifer Scatcherd Judy Washington, M.D. Ruth E. Bogan Cindy M. Curley Brian Gragnolati Jeanne Kerwin Lorie McDonald Tammy T. Parker, RN, BSN Diane M. Schneider, R.N. Jeanne Waxman Peter Bolo, M.D. Mary Damiano Wilmarie Gramata Kavita R. Kewalramani, M.D. Susan McDonald, R.N. Anjali N. Patel, M.D. Jan Schwarz Miller, M.D. Lori A. Webb Melissa Bonassisa Florence Davis Bridget H. Granholm Karen M. Kiefer Laura McDowell Heather Patrikios Donna Seidman, R.N. Deborah Webber Vera Bondarenko Maria De Lauro Stuart Green Kathleen Kilpatrick Sue McGrady Fodor Robert L. Peake Janis Simberg Brian Wechsler Joan Bono Michael DeBlock Nancy E. Gross Mary Anne King Frank J. McKenna Jr. Paul C. Pennella, R.N. Jo-Ann Simon Andrew B. Weinberger, M.D. Jeffrey M. Brensilver, M.D. Anne M. Decimus Amy D. Gruber, M.D. Robin G. Kirchner Clorene McKenzie Haydee Perez Waldemore Smith Eileen Weiss Raymond F. Buckley The Dedicated Staff of the Heather Gucwa Neil Kramer, M.D. Gilly McKie Conceptia Petit-Compere Beverly Sonnenberg Lynn S. Weiss, R.N. Maureen Bueno Inpatient Oncology Unit Rani Gundavarapu, M.D. Lauren Krause, R.N. Carol McKissock Lourdes Pineda MSN, RN-BC Kathryn R. Sortino Anita Whalen Steven Burger Nathalie M. Deleon Mia Gutzmore Gina M. LaCapra, M.D. Amelia McLaughlin Elizabeth Pittenger Maria Soubra Daniel P. Whelan Terry Bustos Donna Delicio John J. Halperin, M.D. Rita Lanaras Susan McNulty Toni Ann E. Porcelli, R.N. Paul M. Starker, M.D. Toia S. Whitaker, R.N. Elise Butkiewicz, M.D. Kyle Dellomo Cliff S. Hamilton, M.D. Jude Lark, R.N. Arlene McPherson, R.N. Joanna Porter John M. Stasil Joseph D. Wilkins II Taijon L. Butler Susan Demsey Suzanne Hamilton, R.N. Michael Laterra Susan E. Mead Yvette Porter-Lee Nada Stephan Shareese Williams Lee Ann Caffrey, R.N., M.S YoungHyo DeSouza Michele Harrison Bonnie G. Layton Jerome Medina Doriann Prasek Karen A. Suczewski Theodore Williams Madison Toy Drive Delivers Susan A. Cain Marianne F. Devlin Marion Hawkins Mark Lederman Ewa Messano, R.N. Eileen M. Prendergast, R.N. MaryPat Sullivan Charles C. Wirry Dawn E. Calamari, D.O. Susan M. Dooley Richard Heitner Lee Ann Leduc Amy Miano Katherine Prentiss, R.N. Mary Szymanski Danielle Wolf The children who visit Overlook’s child life playroom during their Alicia R. Camlibel, M.D. Marie Christine Dorilas Barbara A. Herrmann, R.N. Madonna Makowski Lee Karen A. Miceli Suzanne Quinn Marian Teehan Wendy Wright inpatient stay will have a lot more toys to enjoy, thanks to the efforts of Sharon Cando Frances Drigun Sorcha Hicks Stuart J. Leff, D.O. Maureen R. Miller Kathryn M. Radler Rosemary C. Tempesta Sandra Wrigley the Madison Police Department and Mayor’s Office. Delivering piles of MaryJo Cannone Gerard A. Durney Nicole Hilborn Rachel Leibu, M.D. Melanie Miller Judith Redmond Susan M. Thomas Diane M. Zimmerman goodies from their town toy drive were Mayor Bob Conley, Chief Darren Terry Carlin Rita A. Dyer Camille Honig, R.N. Kevin Lenahan Joanne Mitchel Pat Regenberg Michael L. Tinglin Deborah A. Zotte, R.N. Melissa M. Carroll Patricia A. Eagan Nicole Hooks Joseph A. Leone, M.D. Peter W. Mitchell, M.D. Katherine Rhodes Helen Tomm Dachisen, Det. Sgt. Paul Kosakowski, Lt. Joseph Longo, Lt. John Miscia, Nora Cary, R.N. Antonio Elazegui Marsha Hoppe Jeff L. Levine, Ph.D. Mary H. Miyashiro, R.N. Cynthia Richards Deborah Toresco, R.N. and Corporal Lisa Esposito. Susan A. Engel Jennifer Houston Alan R. Lieber Patricia Monaghan Dina M. Rieman Judith Tracey, R.N.

34 35 OVERLOOK AT A GLANCE 2017 Overlook Medical Center – located in Summit, New Jersey – is a nationally recognized, nonprofit regional medical center whose achievements have been recognized by some of the country’s most prestigious OPERATING health care organizations. Since its founding in 1906, Overlook has been committed to delivering the highest standards of health care, with an emphasis on quality, compassion, and innovation. STATISTICS

With 504 beds, 1,553 attending physicians, 87 medical residents and 3,746 employees, Overlook offers patients access to state-of-the-art technology; a comfortable, family-friendly environment; and clinical care that is on the forefront of medicine. Admissions

Overlook Medical Center is part of Atlantic Health System, one of the leading nonprofit health care systems in the state. Its Trusted 24,480 Network of Caring® promises our communities that all who enter our system receive the highest quality care delivered at the right time, at the right place, and at the right cost. Average Length of Stay Accolades Milestones 4.4 days • One of ‘America’s 100 Best Hospitals’ for clinical excellence by • 10th anniversary of Overlook’s Union Campus Emergency • Five percent increase in discharges home consumer health care rankings group Healthgrades®, placing Department, which earned its third consecutive Lantern Award following launch of mobility initiative, designed Overlook in the top two percent of hospitals in the nation for from the Emergency Nurses Association to get patients safely on their feet sooner Births clinical performance • 100th patient transfer to Atlantic Neuroscience Institute at • First invention to be featured and promoted through Atlantic • One of ‘America’s 100 Best Hospitals’ for stroke care, general Overlook via our rooftop helipad Health System’s Innovation Center, the ISSI Box was developed 2,733 surgery and critical care (Healthgrades®) • 10th anniversary of the Breast Center at Overlook by the Overlook Pharmacy to reduce insulin waste • Among the top five percent of hospitals in the nation for Bariatric • Among first in the nation to implement the new Siemen’s 3T • Launch of online medical record system, empowering patients to Same Day Surgery and a five-star recipient two years in a row (Healthgrades®) MAGNETOM Vida control their health care and medical history in one secure location • 2017-18 Best Regional Hospital by U.S. News & World Report • Gerald J. Glasser Brain Tumor Center at Overlook opens Surgical • 2017-18 ‘High Performer’ in the following four specialties: Colon Procedures Cancer Surgery, Diabetes & Endocrinology, Heart Failure, and Neurology & Neurosurgery (U.S. News & World Report) Community Health Impact 9,603 • The Joint Commission’s Disease-Specific Care Certification for • 157 screenings, educational programs and initiatives Depression awarded to Atlantic Behavioral Health at Overlook • 11,437 people reached Inpatient • The Joint Commission’s Perinatal Care Certification, recognizing • $785,000 in services donated to community Overlook’s commitment to integrated, coordinated, and patient- Surgeries centered care for mothers and their newborns, one of a small number From the joy of welcoming a new 5,440 of U.S. hospitals to achieve this distinction Cultivating the Future • One of 10 New Jersey hospitals designated a baby-friendly birth • 52 new research studies opened, including several new trials in life into the world, to a commitment facility by the World Health Organization and UNICEF the Brain Tumor Center Emergency • Practice GreenHealth Emerald Award, Greening the OR Award, • First patient in a Humacyte trial randomized by OMC Becker’s Hospital Review’s list of Greenest Hospitals in the nation vascular team to solving the most complicated Department for sustainability efforts, including tri-generation power plant and • Hosted inaugural class of Union County’s Project SEARCH, Visits recycling efforts, beehives, and community gardens a program helping young people with developmental medical mysteries, we strive to • Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality (Human Rights Campaign disabilities prepare to enter the workforce through on-the-job 100,393 Foundation Healthcare Equality Index 2017) internships, and was the first organization to hire from among create “Moments That Matter.” • National Medal of Honor for Organ Donation (U.S. Department of the class of interns Health and Human Services) • Atlantic Health System, recognized by Fortune as one of its 100 Best Companies to Work For® (ninth consecutive year)

36 37 LEADERSHIP ATLANTIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION FOUNDATION OVERLOOK OVERLOOK OVERLOOK Brian A. Gragnolati BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL STAFF MEDICAL CENTER President and Chief Executive Officer TRUSTEES ADVISORY BOARD EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION Clelia Biamonti, Ph.D. COMMITTEE Robert A. Toohey Michael A. Tanenbaum Executive Director Frank M. Macioce Alan Lieber Overlook Junior Chair, Board of Trustees Chair Chair President Kenneth D. Cole Christopher Amalfitano, M.D. Vice President, Atlantic Beverly J. Luehs Director, Planned Rev. Ronald Allen Sr. President Health System Board Awards Vice Chair Giving & Finance Christina Amundson Dora E. Arias Samantha Pozner, M.D. Jack Audett, M.D. Grant to NICU Eric J. Shick Marianne F. Devlin Jack Audett, M.D. Vice President Chief Medical Officer Treasurer Director, Strategic Gifts Megan Avallone & Board Relations Jon Bartlett, D.D.S. Muhammad Feteiha, M.D. MaryPat Sullivan Philanthropy took on new meaning for teens from the Overlook Stacy Wilson McCann Richard Bagger Treasurer Chief Nursing Officer community as they learned how a nonprofit board functions, worked Secretary Lorie S. McDonald Mary Lou Carter Chief Experience Officer Michael Kral, M.D. through the grant process, and raised funds for their chosen cause. Student Director, Strategic Gifts Chris Cotter A. Jude Avelino & Donor Relations James R. Coyle Secretary Stella Visaggio representatives from 13 area high schools served as members of the Overlook Chief Financial Officer Foundation Junior Board for the 2016-17 school year, which culminated in their Meri Barer Mary Esquivel Manish Bhandari Kerry K. Mowry Donald Fuentes Peter Belcastro, M.D. awarding of a $40,000 grant to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Karina Calzadilla Director, Corporate James Gardner, M.D. Peter Bolo, M.D. Fran Drigun Overlook Medical Center. Jessalyn Chang & Foundation Relations Thomas Greig Jeffrey Brensilver, M.D. Director, Women’s Service Line Christopher A. Coates Alan Lieber Mark Durante, D.D.S. Interim Director, Shannon Cross Eileen S. Weiss Jerrold Lozner, M.D. Sidney Glasofer, M.D. Pediatric Service Line David G. Dietze Director, Donor John Magnifico John Halperin, M.D. George L. Fotiades Engagement Ralph J. Marra Jr. Marianne Hamra, M.D. Gerry Durney James N. Gardner, M.D. Roy Naturman, M.D. Susan Kaye, M.D. Director, Operations Maggie Hariri Robert I. Oberhand, M.D. H. Terrence Lee, M.D. David G. Hartman Jeffrey S. Peris Miles Levin, M.D. Pamela Farese Keith Hertell AUXILIARY Mary Robinson Joao Lopes, M.D. Director, Quality and Alan Lieber EXECUTIVE R. Gregory Sachs, M.D. Elynne Margulis, M.D. Patient Safety Al Lord III Clifford Sales, M.D. Stacey Murray-Taylor, M.D. Jack S. Mann BOARD John Serruto Walter Rosenfeld, M.D. Veronica Fraser Anne O. Martinson Joseph Starkey Clifford Sales, M.D. Director, Laboratory Christina Amundson Tracy McKee Anne St.Clair Alan Sarokhan, M.D. Administration Anne St.Clair Gale D. Metzger Robert Sussman, M.D. Paul Starker, M.D. Co-Presidents Francis I. Perier Jr. Michael A. Tanenbaum Mary Pat Sullivan, R.N. Lydia Nadeau Clifford M. Sales, M.D. Theresa C. Turko Director, Oncology Terry Andrews Paul M. Starker, M.D. Vincent P. Ursino Sr. Service Line Amanda Ford Christopher Sullivan John Vigorita, M.D. Jane Schapker Melissa Tassé, Ph.D. Allan L. Weisberg William Neate Diane Swett Vincent Ursino Sr. Director, Liza Tulloch John F. Vigorita, M.D. Cardiovascular Services Joshua A. Weinreich Bruce F. Wesson Robert Peake David Wexler Director, Facilities Engineering Accepting on behalf of the NICU were (rear left) Dr. Gaines Mimms and Dr. Denise Hassinger, joined by Junior Board members Mary Riccio, New Providence High School (HS); Jane Rasweiler, Summit HS; Abhay Bhandari, Montclair Loriann Rizzuto Kimberley Academy; Rachel Miller, Newark Academy; Corey Vita, Oratory Prep; Elyse DiCesare, Kent Place; Jared Lefkort, Pingry; Director, Behavioral and Sarah Pishko, Chatham HS; Sydney VonOehsen, Scotch Plains-Fanwood HS; Brent Faecher, Governor Livingston HS; Emily Blumstein, Integrative Health Services Millburn HS; Patrick Henry, Delbarton; and (seated) co-chairs Kiran Damodaran, Newark Academy, and Logan Richardson, Jane Rubin Chatham HS, who served on the 2015-16 board and returned to lead this year’s group. Missing: Emma McGee, Oak Knoll. Director, Neuroscience Services, Atlantic Neuroscience Institute

38 39 Bart A. Barre Michael L. Gruber, M.D. Frederick Rojek Michael Bernstein, M.D. Thomas D. Henwood Heidi D. Seruya Friends Remembered Bertram J. Cohn George Hirai Diane Singleton John H. Cooper, M.D. Frederick W. Lackland Stanley W. Stroz James J. Cusack Elizabeth H. List John G. Sully Since our last report, we have lost several beloved members Louise Donner Ralph A. Loveys Norman B. Tomlinson Jr. of the Overlook Foundation family. We recognize their Cyril E. Geacintov Margaret MacPherson Warren H. Victor special contributions to Overlook and to our community, John T. Gianis, M.D. Gordon A. Millspaugh Althea T. Weeks and we extend our heartfelt condolences to their families. Baxter W. Graham Robert J. Newhouse Paul E. Gray Jane C. Rech

40 41 36 Upper Overlook Road • P.O. Box 220 Summit, New Jersey • 07902-0220