A sense of belonging
2015 Annual Report
Charlton Memorial • St. Luke’s • Tobey +
A sense of leadership
Twenty years ago, the leaders of Health toward our goal of $25 Charlton Memorial, St. Luke’s and million, giving us the confidence Tobey hospitals decided they could to look ahead just as boldly as our better serve their communities founders did two decades ago. together than apart, and a bold Last year was pivotal for Southcoast plan was set into motion. The Health, as important as its founding three hospitals executed a full- year and one of the most important asset merger with a resulting years in its history. In 2015, we organization known as Southcoast capitalized on years of hard Health System. work, strategic investment and a In fiscal year 2016, we saluted those willingness to seize opportunities visionaries who made the bold in order to fulfill our mission assertion that our communities of improving the health and deserved the very best medical well-being of individuals in the care, close to home. We remain communities we serve. guided by those values and Previously, our substantial strategic bolstered by you, our donors, investments in technology, facilities whose unwavering support has and world-class medical personnel enabled us to bring ever-improving stretched our budgets, but last care to our region. In just two years, year we realized the financial gain $15 million has been contributed to that we knew would come. We the Campaign for Southcoast turned a $30 million operating loss in fiscal year 2014 into a $5 million surplus in fiscal year 2015. And, we achieved this financial milestone while continuing to invest strategically and cope with lower reimbursement rates. The financials, however, do not allowing patients to stop taking As we strive to integrate care, we benefit our patients’ optimal health. fully tell the Southcoast story. We blood thinners. Care options such now also have integrated patient We, in turn, ask that you invest in us. have responded to changes in the as these will only increase with information through Epic, our new Your philanthropic support has healthcare environment as they the introduction of the Harold electronic health record system that helped make Southcoast a national were happening, transforming and Virginia Lash Heart and we implemented system-wide last leader in healthcare by enabling Southcoast from a hospital-centric Vascular Center, which we opened fall. Each Southcoast patient now us to continually advance the care system with a focus on illness to a in October 2015 at Charlton has a single, digital health record, we provide. I could not be more healthcare leader that emphasizes Memorial Hospital. It is the future of accessible by every clinician at grateful for your generosity and wellness, with care delivered in advanced cardiac care in our region every point in our system. Patients your faith that Southcoast Health urgent care centers, outpatient — and anywhere. also have access to their record will continue to invest in your surgery centers, the VNA and a Southcoast delivers exceptional through the MyChart patient portal. wellness for decades to come. growing roster of primary care and care at every stage of life. Last year, Southcoast’s continuous advances specialist offices. we cut the ribbon on the new $14 have helped enhance our In 2008, Southcoast employed million Stoico/FIRSTFED Maternity reputation. Our many recognitions 38 physicians. Today, we have Center at St. Luke’s Hospital, include being ranked by Better 318 physicians and 173 advanced where mothers can welcome their Doctor, an independent consumer practice clinicians. In 2012, 60 infants surrounded by family in a health website, as #1 in New Keith A. Hovan percent of our revenue came comforting and restful environment. England and 8th in the nation for President & CEO from inpatient hospital care If a complication arises, we have heart attack care. Healthgrades Southcoast Health System and and 40 percent from outpatient Level II nurseries and specialized also gave us 5 stars for cardiac Southcoast Hospitals Group services. Today, the revenue medical personnel to provide care for five years in a row. picture is the exact opposite. We critical care. As important as 2015 was for have completely transformed our Last December, we opened the Southcoast, I promise you that business model — something that new 120-bed Southcoast Behavioral we will not stop evolving and will take other health systems years Health hospital on Faunce Corner improving. It is in our DNA. Since and even decades to accomplish. Road. This new facility provides our founding, we have grown Every day, we perform miracles sorely needed access to care for to become a nearly $1 billion of advanced procedures and patients with behavioral health economic engine with close to techniques that greatly reduce and secondary addiction care. The 7,500 employees. We are, by far, recovery times and the risk of 30 beds of the Rogers Unit were the largest employer in this region potential complications — and transferred from St. Luke’s to this and the state’s largest employer change lives. We offer minimally- hospital so that all our behavioral headquartered south of Quincy. invasive cardiovascular procedures health patients can benefit from the Our goal was never simply to that are not yet available at many robust programs offered in a joint become bigger, but rather to grow other hospitals in Massachusetts. venture with Acadia Healthcare, strategically in order to deliver the And we are one of only a handful a leading provider of inpatient best standard of care. As a not-for- of hospitals in New England that behavioral health services. profit healthcare system, we belong implant the Watchman Device for to you, our community, and we atrial fibrillation (A-fib) patients, invest only in what we believe will reducing the risk of stroke and
1 “I wonder if all that could have happened if Southcoast is in better operational and she hadn’t been involved,” he said. financial shape than many other health His mother died in 2005, before she could systems. That, in turn, has helped attract A sense see the improvements completed. But top physicians. Bullard carries on her legacy of support for Bullard served as a trustee during a critical + community-based healthcare. A generous period in the system’s history. It was a of legacy donor, he completed a 12-year term as a challenge he relished. “I am a crusty old Southcoast Health trustee in December Yankee, which means I’m completely Peter Bullard thinks of 2015. resistant to change,” he said. “But that’s not the environment that healthcare operates in “There is no more important charity in a today.” his late mother Katherine community than its healthcare institution — because there is no more important He says he feels he learned more from every time he drives issue than one’s health,” he said. “You being a trustee than he contributed, but he have to step up and support it with time is proud of his involvement in hiring Keith past St. Luke’s Hospital. and financial resources.” Hovan as President and CEO in 2008. She co-chaired the St. Luke’s has a special place in Bullard’s “Given all the changes and challenges in heart. The New Bedford lawyer was born healthcare today, success only happens fundraising campaign there, as were his two daughters, his father, when visionary leadership is combined with grandfather and likely his great-grandfather. a keen focus on operational performance,” that supported the $33 A floor is named in honor of his father, Dr. he said. “Keith is both a dynamic visionary John Crapo Bullard, who served in medical and a terrific manager, and that is unusual.” million expansion of the leadership at St. Luke’s until he retired He says the region is blessed to have the in 1996. In 2001, Southcoast established three outstanding Southcoast hospitals, and Emergency Department the Bullard Society for supporters of the Bullard is a man who counts his blessings: hospital who have made a provision in their his family, “terrifically loyal friends” and a that was completed in estate plan to benefit St. Luke’s. rewarding career. “I get to live in a beautiful Bullard also appreciates the hospital’s part of the world with a 12-minute commute 2007. integration into a comprehensive healthcare to work,” he said, “and have access to a top system. He believes his mother, who notch, local healthcare system.” battled cancer, lived years beyond her He encourages everyone to recognize prognosis, in part, because of the care Southcoast’s value in their lives. “It is she received at Southcoast. She could incumbent upon all of us to make sure eliminate the stressful drives to a medical Southcoast is empowered to do what it center in Boston, and “several Southcoast needs to do,” he said. “You really have no oncologists went beyond the call of duty to choice.” care for her,” he said. That excellence is a credit to Southcoast’s executive team, he says. Because they have anticipated, rather than reacted to, the tumultuous changes in healthcare,
2 Southcoast Health 3 “The trustees of the Charlton Charitable Charlton Charitable Trusts. Earle P. Charlton’s Trusts believe that Charlton Memorial portrait hangs in the main lobby near a 2007 Hospital and Southcoast Health provide portrait of Stacey and her father and mother, A sense essential services to the area,” Stacey said. Frances, who are both now deceased. Tapestries that once adorned the home of “My family has strong ties to the hospital Stacey’s great aunt, the late Ruth Charlton + of history and the area, but it is the services and care Mitchell, also a former trustee of the Trust, provided to the South Coast community hang on a hospital wall near the surgery that really matter. The more I get to know waiting room. The Charlton family name Southcoast, the more I am impressed with its strategies for providing the best care Under the leadership of Stacey’s father, the has been synonymous possible.” Charlton Charitable Trusts made substantial donations to Southcoast Health, including with generosity for four Stacey’s great grandfather, Earle P. Charlton, started the family’s philanthropic tradition $2 million to help establish the Open Heart generations, and today with substantial donations to Truesdale Surgery Program at Charlton Memorial. Hospital, which in 1905 saved the life of his The Trusts also donated $2 million for the Stacey Charlton carries son and Stacey’s grandfather, Perry. St. Luke’s Hospital Emergency Department; $1.2 million for the Ronald B. Goodspeed, on a proud philanthropic The elder Charlton was a pioneering retailer MD, Endowed Chair in Patient Safety & who established E.P. Charlton Five & Ten tradition that has supported Quality and $2 million to the Southcoast Cent Company, in Fall River, and later Centers for Cancer Care. Southcoast Health’s mission went on to help create the F.W. Woolworth Company. He gave back to his community The depth of the Charlton family’s for more than a century. throughout his life and his wealth served as connections to the region was evident last the basis for the Charlton Charitable Trusts. September, when more than 200 people attended a Celebration of Life held in the Stacey’s father, Chuck Charlton, continued memory of Chuck Charlton, who passed the family’s legacy of generosity as a trustee away in May 2015. The memorial was held of the Charlton Charitable Trusts. He was at UMass Dartmouth, where the business born in Fall River, but grew up in Nevada school bears the family name. and spent much of his life in California. The family connection to the South Coast region, Today, Stacey remains committed to the however, remains strong. Stacey serves on legacy of generosity begun by her great the Steering Committee for the Campaign grandfather and the lessons of her father, for Southcoast Health. who taught her to make a difference. While she is busy with her work as a meeting “My father spent a lot of time with his planner, she loves to take long walks with her grandparents at their home in Westport,” German Shepherd and catch up with friends Stacey said. “Most of his dearest friends in the South Coast area. were those whom he met there and stayed in touch with throughout his life.” She serves on Southcoast Health’s Campaign Steering Committee and through her Those ties are evident when you visit involvement, Stacey continues her family’s Charlton Memorial Hospital, which was commitment to ensuring the highest quality established with a $1 million gift from the healthcare for the South Coast region. 4 Southcoast Health 5 Tobey Hospital feels the lasting impact “Tobey is a fine local hospital that has of that philosophy. Smith’s 93-year-old served our family and the whole community. mother, Elizabeth (Betty) Houghton My family’s contributions to Tobey reflect A sense Weinberg, established the volunteer Patient that appreciation.” Representative Program in 1993, helping to Smith said her family’s connection with + of generosity meet the needs and address the concerns this region started with her maternal of Tobey patients. Using her experiences great great-grandparents, James and from New York-Presbyterian Hospital, where Laura Dekay. Their daughter, Elizabeth she served as Director of Volunteers, and For decades, the Weinberg Richardson, had a home on Main Street Memorial Sloan Kettering, Betty personally which is still in the family. In the 1930s, family name has been recruited and supervised Tobey volunteers Smith’s grandparents, Laura and Amory to ensure that they offered assistance with Houghton, bought a home on Water associated with a legacy compassion to every patient. Street. The tradition of family summers of community involvement She was a Tobey Hospital Trustee and a in Marion continues to this day: Smith’s member of the Southcoast Health System own granddaughter and her daughter visit and philanthropy that has Development Committee and Capital Marion, carrying the summer tradition into Campaign Committee. In recognition the seventh generation. passed from generation to of her dedication, she was awarded the Smith’s parents, whose permanent homes generation. Southcoast Trustees’ Medal for Outstanding had been in Rye, N.Y. and Greenwich, Service in 2006. Conn., moved full-time to Marion about Betty’s late husband, Jim, was a generous 20 years ago. The couple continued “My mother and father both philanthropist who retired as senior director their community engagement with Jim’s at Goldman Sachs, the investment bank involvements including the Trustees for fervently believed that being that his father and later his brother both Reservation, Buzzard’s Bay Coalition and the directed. He established the Sidney J. New Bedford Whaling Museum. involved in your community is Weinberg, Jr. Foundation in honor of his Smith and her siblings continue the a very important thing,” said father, which has supported the family’s distinguished family tradition of community passion for quality community healthcare service. She recently retired from the Elizabeth (Betsy) Weinberg with significant gifts over three decades. In New York City Department of Parks and 2011, the foundation donated $1 million to Smith. “You give your time, Recreation, where she worked closely with the Center for Cancer Care in Fairhaven, has then Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, and your treasure or your talent to been a loyal supporter of the Southcoast shared her father’s passion for open space. Annual Fund, and has supported many She serves on a variety of boards and your community. My mother’s projects over the years at Tobey Hospital committees. including the Emergency Department and commitment to Southcoast the construction of a new surgical wing. “Our family has been in Marion a long time,” said Smith. “We have great affection Health is a perfect example The foundation has also supported the Southcoast VNA and its predecessor for it and we believe in supporting our of that. She gave all three of St. Luke’s Hospice Home Services. town. Our support of Tobey Hospital, and subsequently Southcoast, is an important those things.” part of that commitment.”
6 Southcoast Health 7 Today, the three sisters have a combined The family’s connections with Southcoast 100 years of service to Southcoast. Their run deep. The sisters’ father, Harold J. careers have advanced as the system Hodkinson, Jr. was a mechanical and fire A sense has grown and evolved, and they are all protection engineer who inspected the happy to give back to the institution that hospitals. He and their mother, Geraldine, + they say has given much to them and their participated in focus groups as Southcoast of family community. planned the expansion of its cardiac and cancer care programs. Desmarais’ son “This is our community hospital, where and Desrochers’ daughter both worked at our friends and family seek care first,” said When Debra Desmarais, Charlton during college. Desrochers. “We want Southcoast to be Robin Hodkinson and able to offer the best care available.” The community ties with Southcoast run just as deep, the sisters say. Desrochers Harriet Desrochers were All three sisters began their careers at Union and Truesdale hospitals in Fall River. remembers when, as a student nurse, she growing up together in Desmarais led the way by joining the washed the hair of a patient who was in Radiologic Technology training program run cervical traction. Two years later, that same Swansea, they knew their jointly by Union Hospital and Northeastern patient overheard Desrochers’ mother talk about Harriet’s difficulties in finding lilacs bond as sisters would University. She later trained her youngest sister, Hodkinson, in the same program. for her wedding. Remembering Desrochers’ always keep them together. Desrochers was a student nurse at the kindness as a student nurse, she invited her hospitals. to pick all the lilacs she wanted from her But they had no idea that yard. Truesdale and Union merged to form their chosen professions Charlton Memorial Hospital in 1980, and “We filled the trunk twice with lilacs of all then in 1996 Charlton joined with St. Luke’s colors,” Desrochers said. “Southcoast is would also serve as a and Tobey hospitals to form Southcoast neighbors caring for neighbors.” bond between them, their Hospitals Group. The sisters sought more That makes Southcoast more than just a education, assisted by Southcoast, and workplace. It is a place that deserves their community and Southcoast their careers advanced. Desmarais and philanthropic support, the sisters say. Hodkinson earned their Bachelor’s of Health. “Our parents raised us to pay it forward,” Science in Health Services Administration said Hodkinson. “They always gave what from Providence College. Desmarais also they could.” holds an MBA from Bryant University and is Executive Director of the Southcoast “If we don’t give to the place where we Radiology Imaging Services Department. work, how can we ask anyone else to?” said Desrochers, RN-C, BSN, works as the Epic Desmarais. “If I won the lottery, part of my Instructional Designer and is studying for winnings would go here.” her Master’s of Science in Nursing at UMass Dartmouth. Hodkinson became a lawyer at New England School of Law and works as a Senior Project Manager.
8 Southcoast Health 9 Southcoast wouldn’t be the vibrant health system that it is today without the many individuals and families from our community A sense — donors, volunteers, advocates and current and former board members — who + of thanks have given so generously of their time, talent and treasure to ensure Southcoast’s continued success. For us, each member of our community represents an opportunity to In 2016, Southcoast make Southcoast Health better for everyone celebrates its 20th who calls the South Coast home. Over the past year, we presented Anniversary as the region’s more than 300 individuals with a specially- premier healthcare provider. designed Southcoast Health tie or scarf to acknowledge their role in making Achieving this milestone Southcoast the industry leader that it is today. We hope they will wear it proudly, would not be possible as it represents our shared commitment without the dedicated and to excellence and the high standard of care we deliver. tireless help of those who In celebration of Southcoast Health’s 20th have supported us over Anniversary, we say thank you and extend our most profound gratitude to them — the years. Celebrating our and to you — for your continued investment in Southcoast Health. 20th Anniversary presents us with the opportunity to look back on what we have achieved and forward to where we hope to go as a health system.
10 Southcoast Health 11 A sense Makepeace Center + of time for Women & Families opens at Tobey funded generously through Supported by a $2 The Community First million donation from St. Luke’s breaks campaign. The Charlton Charitable ground on $33 million Trusts, Southcoast Emergency Department Health becomes the 1st renovation and The Jarabek Diagnostic & community hospital in MA expansion as part of Treatment Center opens to launch an open heart The Campaign for a at Charlton. 1996 2000 surgery program. 2003 New St. Luke’s.
Charlton Memorial, Completed $32 million Tobey breaks ground St. Luke’s and Tobey project at Charlton that on $12 million project join together to form 1997 included a new Surgery 2002 funded through The 2004 Southcoast Health. Center, Maternity Unit, Legacy Campaign that Heart Center and Main included state-of-the art Lobby. surgical suites and highly- sophisticated Intensive Care and Post-Anesthesia Care Units.
12 Southcoast Health The Ronald B. Goodspeed, MD Endowed Chair in Patient Safety & Quality is established at Southcoast, funded entirely through Southcoast celebrates its Southcoast unveils the Southcoast celebrates donations. 10th anniversary, bringing Harold and Virginia Lash its 20th anniversary, together the collective Heart and Vascular Center building on the experience of more than at Charlton funded by The foundation of excellence 311 years of continuous Campaign for Southcoast of its three legacy 2005 service to our community. 2011 Health. 2015 hospitals.
A new Mobile Health The Centers for Cancer Southcoast celebrates Van was unveiled Care Campaign raises completion of $13.5 to provide better 2006 $15.5 million, including 2014 million renovation to 2016 access to health a single donation of $5 the Stoico/FIRSTFED screenings, education, million, to open a new Maternity Center at and blood donation, Center in Fairhaven and St. Luke’s Hospital as made possible support renovations at part of The Campaign for through support from Charlton. Southcoast Health. Southcoast Health’s President’s Council.
13 Ways to Make a Planned Gift to Gifts of Retirement Plan Assets and Life Southcoast Health: Insurance — naming Southcoast Health When you choose to make a planned as the beneficiary of your retirement plan A sense gift to Southcoast Health you are leaving or life insurance policy is an easy way to behind a legacy that will significantly benefit support Southcoast’s future. Simply fill out a + of planning generations to come, while providing form that is entirely separate from your will, financial flexibility and tax benefits to you which means you do not need an estate and your family today. There are numerous planning attorney to make this gift, and types of planned gifts that can help you to review and adjust beneficiary designations meet each individual and family’s financial anytime you want. and philanthropic objectives. Some of the Anyone who has the vision and inclination most popular options are: to provide for our region’s long-term healthcare needs can make a real difference Charitable Gift Annuities — are among the oldest, simplest and most popular of the through planned giving. We invite you to charitable life-income plans. In exchange for consider your philanthropic goals and how a transfer of cash or marketable securities, they can ensure the health and well-being donors and/or a beneficiaries receive annuity of generations of South Coast residents to payments for life. come. If you have any questions about planned Charitable Remainder Trusts — are growing in popularity largely due to their giving or have already included Southcoast financial and estate-planning flexibility. Health in your estate plan, please contact With a CRT, assets are placed into the Sarah Gonet, Major Gifts and Planned trust, which provides income to the pre- Giving Officer at 508-973-5950 or by email determined beneficiary or beneficiaries. [email protected]. At the end of the term of trust, “the remainder” distributes to Southcoast Health. Bequests — both large and small — have played a significant role in making Southcoast Health the industry leader it is today. Donors simply name Southcoast as the beneficiary of a portion or a specified amount of their estate.
14 Southcoast Health Endowment Funds Southcoast Health Planned Giving Societies Endowment Funds and Perpetual Trusts established for the To recognize friends who have made a provision for the hospital(s) in their estate plans or benefit of Southcoast Health and/or its legacy hospitals. through the establishment of a life-income or other planned gift. By notifying us of your intention to give a future gift, we are able to thank you during your lifetime for taking this Arthur W. Allen Fund Medical Staff Endowment Fund important step. Auxiliary of Charlton Memorial Mary E. “May” Quirk Living Trust Hospital Endowment Fund Gladys Reynolds Savoie Trust Alice Tobey Jones Society Bullard Legacy Society Southcoast Leonard & Mary Birtwistle Frank and Elizabeth R. Stevens Named in honor of Alice Tobey Named to honor the Bullard and Planned Giving Society Memorial Fund Fund Jones whose generous bequest in Crapo families for their lasting –– Joyce A. and John and Arline Booth and Frank 1922 established Tobey Hospital. legacy as doctors, hospital Joseph A. Ciffolillo Susanna K. Tobey Trust presidents and philanthropists. and Norma DuVally Memorial –– Catherine A. and –– Gary A. Grosart, MD Fund Tobey Hospital John D. Bergeron –– Frank Calabresi Endowment Fund Charlton Charitable Trusts –– Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. –– Mary B. and –– Ruth Charlton Mitchell Masson Frederick & Charlotte Brainard, II Peter G. Huidekoper Fund Webb Trust –– Priscilla B. and –– Elizabeth I. and –– E. P. Charlton Fund Allan W. Ditchfield J. Greer McBratney, MD –– Earle P. Charlton Trust (for –– Natalie H. Fearing –– Richard H. Warburton, MD Truesdale Hospital) –– Mary M. and –– Earle P. Charlton Trust/Ida Horace S. Kenney Elizabeth and Frank Stevens S. Charlton Fund (for Union If you would like more information –– Faith A. and Society Hospital) Charles G. Paulsen about planned giving, or if you –– Jane Ryder Named to honor Elizabeth and have made provisions in your William Clayton, Jr. Trust Frank Stevens who were among –– Harvey and Judy White estate plans for Southcoast Health Edith H. DeMauro the first people to provide and would like to be listed as a Charitable Trust financial resources to improve member of our planned giving healthcare services in the Fall River societies, please contact: Louis F. Fayan Smoking Prevention area. Endowment Fund Sarah Gonet –– Anne V. Fayan Major Gifts and Emma P. Fenner Trust –– Elizabeth L. Marsden Planned Giving Officer Ethel M. Gainey Charitable Trust –– Ann T. Petrella Southcoast Health John T. Galligan –– James P. Sweeney 101 Page Street Perpetual Trust –– Sylvia B. Tompkins New Bedford, MA 02740 Tel. 508-973-5950 The Ronald B. Goodspeed, MD email [email protected] Endowed Chair in Patient Safety & Quality The Allen Jarabek Oncology Fund
15 Members of the Charlton Memorial and St. Understanding that patient care also Luke’s hospitals Auxiliaries and the Tobey requires a personal touch and emotional Guild have long given generously of their connection, the Auxiliaries and Guild A sense of time, treasure and talent to help ensure the purchase poinsettias for patients at community has access to the best possible Christmas and deliver Valentine cards in + commitment care and services right here on the South February to help brighten inpatients’ days. Coast. They have supported every capital With an eye toward future generations campaign and funded specific needs that of caregivers, the Auxiliaries and Guild have helped to enhance patient care and Throughout the history of award annual scholarships to students visitor comfort, raising millions of dollars pursuing higher education that will lead to Southcoast Health and its over the years. careers in healthcare. Members also act as Officers and members spend countless and ambassadors for the hospitals, educating legacy hospitals, volunteers tireless hours planning and carrying out a the community on the top-notch services have played a key role wide variety of events and activities. Galas, available at Southcoast hospitals and the bus trips, raffles and merchandise sales are importance of supporting their community in supporting both the just a few items in their fund raising tool health system. The breadth of their kits, but their generosity extends beyond support is unparalleled and invaluable to hospitals’ mission and the raising money. They also run each hospital’s Southcoast’s success. gift shop with proceeds dedicated to their patients they serve. Thank you to all our dedicated volunteers. fundraising initiatives.
Donor Name Total Giving Since 1996 Largest Gift Gift Designation
Auxiliary of Charlton Memorial Hospital $3,709,817.58 $1,000,000 Center for Cancer Care Capital Campaign
St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary $1,800,407.00 $500,000 Campaign for Southcoast Health (Maternity)
Tobey Hospital Guild $905,052.26 $250,000 Campaign for Southcoast Health (Emergency Department)
TOTAL GIVING $6,415,276.84
16 Southcoast Health The Auxiliary of Charlton Memorial Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary Tobey Hospital Guild Ann Petrella (1996-1997), Carol O’Connell Norma Warburton (2015), Gary Simmons (2016) Josephine Praino (2005-2007), Dorothy (1981-1982), Louise McCarthy (2012-2015), Rasmussen (2010-2013), Joan Martin (2013-2015), M. Paula Raposa (2015) Elaine Meredith (2015-Present) Seated: Frederick McDonald (2001-2003)
Auxiliary and Guild Presidents
The Auxiliary of Charlton Memorial Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary Tobey Hospital Guild 1996-1998 Mrs. Joan Bickman 1996-1998 Mrs. Janice Fiske 1996-1998 Mrs. Evelyn Pursley* 1999-2001 Mrs. Marilyn Roderick 1998-2001 Mrs. Constance Mello* 1998-2000 Mrs. Martha Herring* 2001-2003 Mr. Frederick McDonald 2001-2004 Mrs. Barbara Warburton* 2000-2001 Mrs. Ellen Warr* 2003-2004 Ms. Gail Berman Martin & Mrs. Louise Mitchell 2001-2003 Mrs. Jean MacDonald 2004-2006 Ms. Beth Ann Higgins 2004-2006 Mrs. Trudy McCormack 2003-2005 Ms. Nancy Tuck & Mrs. Stephanie Erickson 2006-2008 Mr. Frederick McDonald 2005-2007 Mrs. Josephine Praino 2006-2009 Mrs. Muriel Morse 2008-2012 Mrs. Edie Sosnowski & Mrs. Patricia Gardner 2007-2009 Mrs. Ronna Santoro* 2012-2015 Mrs. Louise McCarthy 2009-2012 Mrs. Olga Medeiros 2009-2010 Mrs. Bonnie Murphy 2015-Present Ms. Paula Raposa 2012-2013 Mrs. Lily Fagundes 2010-2013 Mrs. Dorothy Rasmussen & Mrs. Ana Rod-Fogarty 2013-2015 Mrs. Joan M. Martin 2013-2014 Mrs. Cecelia Russell 2015-Present Ms. Elaine Meredith 2014-2015 Mrs. Norma Warburton 2015-Present Mr. Gary Simmons
*Deceased
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The community rallied to that vision In a similar way, Elizabeth (Betsy) Instructional Designer. Hodkinson with generosity and support, and Weinberg Smith continues her is a lawyer who works as a Senior A sense the celebration of Southcoast’s 20th parents’ commitment to giving Project Manager. anniversary is also the celebration back. Her mother, Marion resident Together, they have a combined of giving of a community’s determination to Elizabeth “Betty” H. Weinberg, 100 years of service to Southcoast forge a new standard of healthcare established the volunteer Patient Health, and they are happy to give for their families and neighbors. Representative Program at Tobey back because they want the best Hospital, using her experiences at In the summer of 1996, a Because of that support, the available care when their loved the New York-Presbyterian Hospital. region is now home to a robust ones need it And the Sidney J. Weinberg, Jr. new vision for community healthcare system that responds Foundation, established by Smith’s “This is our community hospital, to the unique needs of our healthcare was born when late father, is a loyal supporter of where our friends and family seek communities, providing the very Southcoast Health, including $1 care first,” said Desrochers. Charlton Memorial, St. best in cardiac, cancer, maternity, million gift to the Center for Cancer These stories illustrate how the orthopedics and numerous other Care in Fairhaven. history of Southcoast is embedded Luke’s and Tobey hospitals areas of care — and delivering it in our communities and is evolving close to home. In New Bedford, Peter Bullard, an merged to form Southcoast as our communities evolve. Today, Stacey Charlton is among the attorney and former Southcoast Hospitals Group. trustee, has a lifelong connection Southcoast Health looks ahead people inspired by that mission. to new advances in care and we As you have read in this Annual with St. Luke’s Hospital, where he, his children, his father and continue to count on community Report, she continues the legacy support. of generosity started by her great grandfather were born. His late grandfather, Earle Perry Charlton. father, Dr. John Crapo Bullard, has a Less than two years ago, we He gave the family’s first gift to floor named for him in recognition announced the launch of The Truesdale Hospital — one of of his medical leadership until he Campaign for Southcoast Health Charlton Memorial’s predecessors retired in 1996. Peter’s late mother, to support the Harold and Virginia — after a surgeon there saved his Katharine, was an active supporter Lash Heart and Vascular Center, the son’s life in 1905. of the hospital. Stoico/FIRSTFED Maternity Center at St. Luke’s and a renovation Stacey’s father, Earle P. “Chuck” “It is incumbent upon all of us to make sure Southcoast is and expansion of the Emergency Charlton II, carried on the tradition Department at Tobey Hospital. with gifts from the Charlton empowered to do what we need it Charitable Trusts that included $2 to do,” he said. “You really have no Already, we are well over half way million to help establish the Open choice.” to our $25 million goal. Members of Heart Surgery Program at Charlton Debra Desmarais, Robin Hodkinson the Southcoast Board of Trustees, Memorial and $2 million to the and Harriet Desrochers, three the President’s Council and Southcoast Centers for Cancer sisters who are career-long Southcoast’s senior administrators Care. employees of Southcoast, would set an example of generosity by each taking leadership positions Chuck Charlton passed away in May agree. Desmarais is Executive Director of Radiology Imaging in the campaign. The Campaign 2015, but not before he passed his Steering Committee is reflective spirit of philanthropy on to Stacey. Services. Desrochers began her career as an RN and is now an Epic of that leadership and I thank each
18 Southcoast Health member for taking part: co-chairs Jean MacCormack and Nick Christ and committee members Keith Hovan, Lou Cabral, Jason Rua, Dr. Gil Shapiro, Maureen Sylvia Armstrong, Dr. David McGinnis, Stacey Charlton and George Mock. This custom of support and generosity helped create a community-based healthcare system that delivers world class care. It is a remarkable achievement that should make the entire South Coast community proud. As we celebrate Southcoast’s 20th anniversary, we look to the future with confidence and thank you for the pivotal role you continue to play in enabling us to fulfill our mission.
Jack Dresser Senior Vice President & Chief Philanthropy Officer
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A sense A sense of investment of impact Southcoast received $6.4 million in calendar year 2015 from 1,354 donors. Thank you! 4% 3% Employees & Trustees, Volunteers, Medical Staff Auxilians & Guild 9% Businesses & Corporations Equipment + Technology Community Benefits General Patient Care
Cancer Care
21% 63% Foundations & Patients & Organizations Community Members
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Oliver S. and Jennie R. The Emergency Physicians Mr. & Mrs. Gurdon B. Wattles Wendy Lee Sabra & We acknowledge these generous Donaldson Charitable Trust Group at Charlton Memorial Dr. Philip J. Sabra Harvey & Judy White Hospital Paul & Donna Downey The Estate of Joseph A. donors with gratitude for their gifts Anonymous (1) Dr. James G. Fingleton & Sciuto, MD Jean F. MacCormack Dr. Jennifer Gass Southcoast Federal Credit received from January 1, 2015 to Mechanics Cooperative Bank The Fleetwing Charitable Patrons Union Robinson & Cole LLC Foundation Trust $5,000 to $9,999 December 31, 2015. Timberline Construction Corp. Walter J. Stawasz Revocable Estate of Stephanie B. Frasier Acadia Healthcare Co. Inc. Tobey Emergency Associates Trust Don & Shannon Giumetti Bank of America Merrill Lynch PC Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Glynn Electric Inc. William A. & Elizabeth D. Transamerica Retirement Founders Principals Massachusetts Barker Solutions $100,000 and up $25,000 to $99,999 Grimshaw-Gudewicz Charitable Foundation Dr. John R. Bockstoce Mr. & Mrs. Neil J. Van Sloun Auxiliary of Charlton Memorial Anaesthesia Associates of Leaders Hospital Massachusetts Inc. $10,000 to $24,999 JACA Architects Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Bogan Happy & Henley Webb –– Fernando Almenas, MD Mr. Louis A. Cabral & Mrs. BayCoast Bank Angelica Textile Services Estate of Mollie Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Webb –– Alan B. Blinn, MD Joan Greenwell-Cabral Ida S. Charlton Charity Fund Raymond & Maureen Sylvia Jarabek Family Charitable Mrs. Patricia P. Wylde –– George Botros, MD Coca-Cola Bottling Company Armstrong Foundation Estate of Peter G. and –– Meredith A. Brown, MD of Providence Mary B. Huidekoper –– Erin E. Burns, MD Benoit & McArdle PC Tech-Etch Inc. Benefactors –– James F. English, MD Michael & Allison Cofone $2,500 to $4,999 Harold G. Lash John & Linda Bodenmann Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Lees III –– Cynthia C. Espanola, MD Colon Cancer Coalition Revocable Trust Airgas USA LLC –– Paul Flaherty Jr., MD Brewster Ambulance Service The Maurice and Anne Jerry & Judy Coogan St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary Makepeace Family Foundation Alert Ambulance Service Inc. –– Lawrence M. Gibbons, DO Bristol County Savings Enos Home Oxygen & Medical Tobey Hospital Guild –– Elizabeth D. Holby, MD Charitable Foundation Inc. W.B. Mason Co. Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Angino –– Fatai A. Ilupeju, MD Supply Inc. Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. Nye Lubricants Inc. –– Ben Kaon, MD Tia & Peter Bullard BankFive Foundation EPIC –– Thaddeus Krensavage, MD The Carney Family Charitable Optimum Healthcare IT Mary Jean & Bill Blasdale The Fearons Family Anonymous (1) –– Jan P. Matejka, MD Foundation Radiological Associates of Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Caldas –– James J. O’Rourke, MD Mr. & Mrs. James W. Feeney Claflin Company Greater New Bedford Inc. Renee & Scott Clark –– Andrew K. Parsons, MD –– Salman Bashir, MD FTI Consulting Corp Coastal Imaging –– William Penhallurick, MD –– Jonathan D. Bojarski, MD Mr. & Mrs. Donald Clements Jr. –– Michael D. Popitz, MD Associates Inc. –– Gregory S. Hurlock, MD Health Plans Inc. Considine & Furey LLP –– Frederique Popitz-Bergez, –– Joshua B. Farb, MD –– Michael Merport, MD Mr. & Mrs. Bayard Henry MD –– Andrew R. Kalinsky, MD –– Robert S. Ronan, MD Mr. & Mrs. John B. Day Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Hovan –– Triffin J. Psyhojos, MD –– Daniel D. Le, MD –– Nicholas P. Spencer, MD Lyn & Dave DeJesus Jr. –– David B. Rosenberg, MD –– John F. Lentini, MD –– Daniel A. Weller, MD JHD Group –– Richard A. Mauceri, DO Demoulas Foundation –– Richard P. Shockley, MD Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Kavanaugh –– John A. Mungovan, MD Regal Floor Covering Inc. –– George Smith, MD Jack & Joanna Dresser –– Andrea R. Stewart, MD –– Julia Seol, MD Right Advisory LLC Rayford S. Kruger Jr., MD, –– Kevin S. Walecka, MD –– John F. Sheehan, MD FACS Eastern Bank Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Rua Foundation –– Douglas E. Wingrove, MD –– Paul F. Ziino, MD Randall & Elizabeth Kunz Ms. Bridget Sarikas Dr. Emmet J. Eby & –– Martha Zegarra, MD Mr. E. Gerald Corrigan & A.D. Makepeace Company Ms. Cathy E. Minehan Shields Health Care Group LP Mrs. Sarah T. Eby Theodore H. Barth Foundation Mr. & Mrs. W. Hugh M. Morton Dellbrook Construction/ Sodexo Health Care Services Nancy Edwards, MD Community Foundation of Mr. & Mrs. C. Walter Nichols III Southeastern Massachusetts J. K. Scanlan Company LLC St. Anne’s Credit Union EMCOR Services Northeast –– Acushnet Foundation Fund Jane & Neil Pappalardo Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond H. Drouin Stericycle Inc. –– Henry H. Crapo Foundation EasCare, LLC Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP Eileen T. Farley Fund Mr. Robert M. Tarola REMEDY Mr. Nelson S. Gifford The Thoracic Foundation
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Gilbane Building Company Sponsors Mrs. Kimberley M. Coon Mr. & Mrs. John F. Lyons Jr. Mr. Norman St. Aubin Dr. & Mrs. Peter S. Cohn Ms. Carol Holland $1,000 to $2,499 Mrs. Anthony T. Cope Makepeace Neighborhood St. Luke’s Hospital School of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Davis Fund Nursing Alumni Association Dr. & Mrs. Michael K. Hyder Dr. & Mrs. Carlos A. Correia Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dee Inc. Joseph Abboud Susan & Michael Mangini Intelligent Medical Objects Mrs. Lewis S. Dabney Ms. Susan A. DeStefano Manufacturing Corp./The Mr. & Mrs. Alan Steinert Jr. Inc. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Martone Men’s Wearhouse Everett M. & Phyllis J. Davis Mr. Michael Doyle Dr. Jennifer P. Stone & IntraSystems Inc. Damir Mazlagic, MD Advanced Alarm Systems Inc. Ms. Debra A. Desmarais Dr. Jonathan B. Greene Karen & Rick Dreyer Peter D. Kane, CPA & Ms. Joan M. McFaul & Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mark K. Durfee, MD Ms. Beth L. Sylvia Ms. Margaret M. Dumont Marcellene S. Doctor, MD Aisenberg Ms. Andrea L. Clary Eastern Charitable Foundation Mrs. Sylvia B. Tompkins Kevin & Janet Dwyer KPMG Chris & Trish Arnold David & Karen McGinnis Fairhaven Road Race Inc. Trale Inc Mr. Jack Evans Mr. & Mrs. George McNamara Mr. & Mrs. John I. Babbitt Jr. Dr. Robert J. McGowen & Farland Corporation Inc. Ms. Elyse DeGroot Mr. William Tringali Mr. & Mrs. William H. Milhench Supply Company Mirza Wajid Baig, MD & Farnham Jr. Dale A. Ferris Colin & Anne McNay Carme & Randall Tripp Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Miller Maliha M. Baig Dr. & Mrs. Gary M. Ferguson Bridget A. Flynn & Ms. Mary F. Medeiros Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Tripp Jr. JPMorgan Chase Bank NA Mr. Talbot Baker, Jr. Michael J. Eatough Mrs. Jo-Ann H. Finn Mr. & Mrs. George B. Mock III Mrs. Phyllis N. Upham Paul & Dixon Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baldwin Mrs. Elsie Fraga Mrs. Edith B. Gardner Agency Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Brian R. Balsis Mr. Joseph E. Mullaney & Upper Cape Anesthesia PC Mr. Jon Fredrickson Mrs. Andrea Powning Mr. & Mrs. G. Kenneth Garrett Stephen & Mary Lou Pires Bender Strategies LLC Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Fusco Murray Marketing Inc. Warburton Mr. & Mrs. William S. D. F. Pray Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John D. Bergeron Hathaway Jr. Patrick J. Gagnon, MD Joe & Lucy Napoli WBSM/Fun 107 Victor E. Pricolo, MD Mr. Peter E. Blanchard & Mr. Howard Hawkins Patrick & Denise Morency New Bedford Symphony Mr. H. St. John Webb & Ms. Prime, Buchholz & Associates Dr. Elizabeth M. Blanchard Gannon Orchestra Robin Swift Dr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Heacox Inc. Blount Fine Foods Gleeson Powers Inc. Not Your Average Joe’s Inc. Zibet Inc. Dr. Mark R. Hilty & Dr. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Ribeiro & Blue Hills Bank Maryanne Noris Family Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Attorney & Mrs. Jay R. Mr. & Mrs. Chester Ziewacz Mr. & Mrs. Christian P. Boucher Graham Peabody Dr. & Mrs. David S. Jenney Audrey & Barry Robbins Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Braitmayer Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Greville Elisabeth A. Pennington, EdD Mrs. Patricia C. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Romagnolo Mr. Frank Calabresi Mr. Andrew Harding & Miss Ann T. Petrella Associates Jonathan Sprouts Inc. Mrs. Megan Flynn Harding Adelard A. Roy and Valeda Lea Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Canessa PLU Inc. $500-$999 Mrs. Anne C. Jones Roy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Prentiss C. Higgins The Cape Cod Five Cents Debra Poletto, MD American Biltrite (Canada) Mr. Robert S. Karam RPI Printing Savings Bank Horizon Beverage Company LTD. Poyant Signs Inc. Mr. Mark Kershaw Score For A Cure Inc. Sue & Gardner Caswell Ms. Deborah Hylander Mr. Michael R. Bachstein PriMedia Inc. Keystone Place at Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert L. Shapiro Dr. & Mrs. Keith N. Chappell Dr. & Mrs. Paul B. Iannini Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Beaton Buzzards Bay Olive Higgins Prouty Steven & Ginny Spiegel Dr. & Mrs. Christopher P. Mr. James Herbert & Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Steven M. Belanger Kindred TCR-Forestview Cheney Ms. Sharon Jones Mr. & Mrs. James A. Steever Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Ms. Rose Berry Dr. Tushar Kumar & Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Ciffolillo Mr. & Mrs. John P. Kendall Ramsbottom Dr. Preeti Gupta Dr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Sullivan Brandon Woods of Dartmouth Mr. & Mrs. Alec P. Ciminello Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ketcham Mr. & Mrs. John B. Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Lacombe Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Taber Ms. Colleen Brard Clements Marketplace Inc. Rosemary F. Kotkowski Reichenbach Ms. Louise P. Le Comte Mrs. Sally C. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Bretto Charlton Memorial Hospital Dr. & Mrs. Dennis La Rock Mrs. Dolores Rodrigues Mr. & Mrs. Rossario Lopiano Dr. & Mrs. Marc A. Theroux Retired Employees Association Mr. William A. Burns Jr. Lavoie & Tavares Co. Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Shachoy Mr. & Mrs. John T. Ludes Sr. Triumvirate Environmental Inc. Community Foundation of Ms. Eliane S. Cabral John F. Lentini, MD Mr. John E. Simmons Dr. & Mrs. James F. Maguire George T. Wilkinson Inc. Southeastern Massachusetts Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Carney Jr. –– Dr. Samuel McFadden Liberty Mutual Insurance David & Stephanie Slutz Mr. Robert Martin Stacey L. Charlton Yankee Sprinkler Co. Inc. Scholarship Fund Mr. Kristofer Lindeman Mr. J. Deane Somerville Dr. & Mrs. J. Greer McBratney Anonymous (2) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Coache Ms. Barbara W. Cook Theodore A. Spevack, DO
22 Southcoast Health St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary Gala From left: Michael Hyder, MD, Anne W. Hyder, Ellen D. Iannini, Erin J. Hovan, Paul B. Iannini, MD, Keith Hovan
Mrs. Nancy A. McFadden Sippican Healthcare Center Mrs. Carol Alden Mr. Arthur F. Benner Mr. & Mrs. James F. Brayton Mrs. Sharlene A. McGovern Mrs. Sharon P. Solomon Ms. Dorothy A. Allen & Mr. Arthur H. Bennett Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Brennan Mr. James T. Mallon Ms. Elaine R. Meredith St. Luke’s Hospital Retirees Benny’s Inc. Ms. Catherine Breton Club Mr. Robert P. Richard & Mrs. Ms. Cynthia Mikkelson Dr. & Mrs. Nathan B. Beraha Brew Fish Bar & Eatery Teresa E. Allen-Richard Ms. Paula M. St. Pierre Ms. Melissa C. Caron Mr. & Mrs. George B. Mock Jr. Mr. Norman Bernstein & Ms. Helen E. Briggi Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Almeida Mr. & Mrs. James P. Sweeney Mrs. Rosalyn Glaser-Bernstein Ms. Meaghan H. Carroll Ms. Barbara H. Mulville Dr. Warren G. Briggs Ms. Nicole M. Almeida Mr. Josef Tatelbaum Ms. Harriet Berube Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Carroll Dr. Kevin Murphy & Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Brisson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Almon Mr. Steven Scallon Wear Me Out Jewelry Inc. Best Friends Preschool Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Casson Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Britto Jr. Mr. David Altieri Mr. Paul M. Nagle Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G.White Mr. Angel L. Bibiloni The Castelo Group Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Britto Mr. Gary J. Alves, DC Nemasket Healthcare Center Mr. & Mrs. Kyle J. Yermalovich Big Value Outlet Mr. Christopher Castro & Mr. David A. Bruce Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Amaral Ms. Brittany Leclair Mr. & Mrs. Gary G. Nichols Mr. Peter Zampine Ms. Sally Billington Mr. David A. Brunette Mr. & Mrs. James S. Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Caswell Jeff Ollivierre’s Carpets Anonymous (2) Linda A. Bishop, MD Bryant Oil Inc. Ames Financial Services, LLC Catholic Memorial Home Mrs. Susan F. Paladino Mr. Paul Blauner & Mrs. Willard A. Bryant Ms. Anne-Marie Anderson Dr. Maria Blauner Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cederberg Mr. & Mrs. David M. Panico Affiliates B-Tech Construction & $100-$499 Ms. Shelley R. Andrews Ms. Barbara H. Blette Center for Sight Inc. Personal-Touch Home Care Design Inc. Inc. 419 Corporation Dr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Angus Ms. Karen Blier Ms. Sally M. Cerqueira-Bonet Mr. & Mrs. Norman R. Buck Mr. Michael Rao ABLE Associates Inc. Ms. Kathleen A. Anthony Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Blier Ms. Cathryn Chabot Dr. & Mrs. Arthur D. Burke Mr. John S. Reidy Mr. John W. Acord Archie’s General Contracting Mr. Stephen M. Bliss Ms. Amy Chandler Mrs. Virginia Burke Rockland Trust Ms. Linda B. Adelberg Mrs. Jeanette L. Arruda Bluebird Taxi Inc Mr. & Mrs. Eric T. Chaney Burke & Lamb-Certifed Public Mr. & Mrs. Jesse M. Roderick Affiliated Professional Services Mr. & Mrs. Allen C. Ashley III Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Blythe Accountants Chapman Cole & Gleason Inc. Funeral Home Mr. James Rogers Auclair Funeral Home Mrs. Joan F. Bobrowiecki Mrs. Marjorie D. Burns Ms. Barbara J. Affonce Rita B. Childs Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Gergel Ms. Michele Azevedo Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Bodge Burr Brothers Boats Inc. Ms. Anna M. Aguiar Ms. Tracey A. Chilli Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rosen Mr. Richard L. Bachstein Mr. & Mrs. C. Todd Boes Mrs. Richard A. Butler Jr. Ms. Susan L. Akin Chiron Physical Therapy LLC Rotary Club of Fall River Ms. Robin Bancroft Dr. & Mrs. Donald C. Boger Ms. Sherri J. Butler Mr. Paul R. Alasso Mr. Nuno M. Chitas Sea Born Products Inc. Barden’s Boat Yard Inc. Ms. Maria F. Bolarinho Mr. & Mrs. Randolph K. Byers Jr. Albanese Monuments LLC Ms. Debra Chmiel Mr. Calvin Siegal Mr. & Mrs. David B. Barker The Bookstall Mr. John C. Cabral Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas M. Christ Mrs. Sue Siegal David & Laurie Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Ms. Chris Cabral Bordwick Mrs. Helen V. Cicoria Ms. Deborah J. Barton Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Cabral Ms. Kimberly E. Botelho Rev. & Mrs. Ernest W. Cockrell Mrs. Louise R. Bastarache Ms. Ruth A. Cafarelli Ms. Brenda L. Bouldry Mr. & Mrs. Louis D. Coffin Mr. & Mrs. Milo C. Beach Ms. Lisen B. Cameron Bourne Manor Collision Services of Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Bechard Ms. Anne E. Cameron- Marion Inc. Bonnie L. Bower Rutschmann Mr. Jack W. Beck Mr. & Mrs. Leo F. Conley Ms. Katherine Bowley Mr. & Mrs. C. Robert Canessa Mr. Jeff Begin Ms. Maria L. Connor Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bradshaw Mr. Frank R. Carbone Mr. & Mrs. Stewart A. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Irak Contreras Brandon Woods of New Ms. Patricia Cardoza Mr. Art Belmonte Bedford Mrs. Leah Conway Care New England Ms. Christine Belyea Ms. Katie L. Bravo Conway on the Bay
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Mr. & Mrs. Sackett S. Cook Ms. Grace R. Dotson Mr. Raymond Fava Dr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Gleason Ms. Karen Halloran Mr. Thomas J. Hughes Ms. Susan C. Corbett Ms. Sally A. Doucette Fay’s Too Mr. & Mrs. David Glicksman Mr. Bob Hanney Office Staff of Michelle L. Hughes, MD Mr. David T. Cordeiro Ms. Kathleen M. Downey Mr. & Mrs. James F. Feen Mr. Murray Goldberg Mr. David G. Harrington Heidi & Arthur Huguley III Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Corral Mrs. Anne M. Downey Ms. Robin M. Ferguson Ms. Nadine L. Gomes Mr. Thomas J. Harrington Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hume Mr. Lenny Correia Mr. Philip M. Drake Ms. Alice A. Fernandes Mr. John Gomes, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Harrop Mr. Jason K. Hutchens Mrs. Christine P. Cotsoridis Mr. & Mrs. R. Clark DuBois Ms. Sally M. Fernandes Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Gomes Mrs. Virginia Hastings I Compute Business Service Ms. Sarah L. Couto Mrs. Elizabeth P. Duncan* Mr. & Mrs. Acacio C. Ferreira Ms. Helen Gomes-Ackah Mr. & Mrs. Brant S. Haworth Ms. Donna Iddings Mr. Jeremy Cratty Mrs. Gail W. Dunn Ms. Donna Ferreira Mr. & Mrs. Timothy & Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Hayes Sarah Gonet Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Ikasalo Ms. Kimberly Cravinho Mrs. Donna S. Dunn Fidelity Investments Mr. & Mrs. William G. Heaney Insurance Team Mr. Edward M. Gonsalves Christopher C. Ingraham Mr. & Mrs. James M. Cronin Mr. & Mrs. John P. Duraes Dr. Elissa Heard & Ms. Betsy E. Firby John & Anne Gorczyca Mr. Stan Reimers Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Ives Dr. & Mrs. James D. Crosson Jr. Mrs. Norma L. Dyer Mr. & Mrs. James M. Ms. Melissa Gordon Ms. Michelle Heard J & P Ventures Inc. Thomas P. Crotty & Associates Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Eades Fitzgibbons PLLC Mr. & Mrs. Manuel A. Goulart Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Heenan J. Marshall Associates Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Don Easterday Flint Village LLC Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Cullum Gragil Associates Inc. Karin J. Hemmingsen, MD Dr. & Mrs. C. Edward Jackson Mr. William R. Eccles Jr. Mr. Andrew Harding & Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Daigle Mr. Glenn R. Graham Mr. & Mrs. Ronald H. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick V. The Edge Hospitality LLC Ms. Megan Flynn Harding Henderson Tomolillo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Daly Sam & Gerry Gray Mrs. Roberta J. Edwards Brian C. Foote, DMD Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred S. Herrup Mr. James W. Jauch Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Danner Great Green Ideas Mrs. Deborah S. Edwards Mr. Craig Forcina Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Ms. Patricia A. Jayson Dartmouth Building Supply Mrs. Patricia Grime Abraham & Marilyn S. Ms. Carol A. Forfa Hertzberg Ms. Kala Joblon & Mr. Stanley Dartmouth High School Boys Ehrenhaus Mr. Richard K. Gunther Miss Catherine P. Fox Hiller Co. Inc. Mickelson Varsity Soccer Team Mrs. Anna Eich Ms. Alice Gut Mr. & Mrs. Paul Frey Ms. Melanie Holme Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Joblon Dartmouth High School Charles Eil, MD Mr. Sam Haddad Softball Team Class of 2015 Ms. Cheryl Gagne Mark A. Hosley, MD & Bonnie Mr. & Mrs. Albin R. Johnson III Employees of Joseph Abboud Mr. Robert J. Haley L. Bower, DDS Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel P. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Garell Johnson Bayside Real Estate Manufacturing Co. Daskalakis Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Halle Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Houlihan Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Garvin Episcopal Church Women of Mr. Steve Davidson Mr. Peter Halle Howley Bread Group LTD Mr. Stephen M. Jordan & the Grace Episcopal Church Gaspar’s Sausage Co. Inc. Ms. Elizabeth W. Bullock Mrs. Nancy M. Dawson Mr. William R. Epp III Gateway Chiropractic David W. Corporation d/b/a Ms. Wendy S. Espinola Mr. Robert N. Gaumont & Deals Ms. Cathy Maccini Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Eugenio Dr. & Mrs. Christian H. Dee Ms. Jodie Gauthier Euro Ship Store Inc. deMello’s Furniture Ms. Marguerite Gauthier Showrooms & Custom Sleep Mr. David R. Ewer Dr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Geagan Shops Facchetti & Facchetti Ltd. Mrs. Linda A. Gentili Mr. & Mrs. D. Paul Di Maggio Ms. Linda R. Falcone Ms. Eloida G. Georgadarellis Mrs. Emily F. DiMaggio Fall River Municipal Mr. & Mrs. Albino Dias Credit Union Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. George Ms. Kathryn V. Dinneen Fall River Oncology Nurses at Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Gerard Charlton Memorial Hospital Allan & Priscilla Ditchfield Mrs. Vera C. Gibbons Mrs. Sharon L. Faniel DK Realty Development Corp. Mr. George Gilpin Mr. & Mrs. David Faria Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Dolin Patricia Giramma & Ms. Lisa M. Farnworth Kenneth Rodriguez
24 Southcoast Health Tobey Invitational From left: Team Brewster Ambulance; Joe Andruzzi, Geoff Roche, Pete Zampine, Russ Hochstein
Mr. & Mrs. William Junier Ms. Rosemary LeBlanc Marlborough Mezza Luna Restaurant Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Milton F. Oliveira Mr. & Mrs. James Kalife Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Leclair Mr. Thomas P. Marshall Jr. Ms. Catherine S. Michael Ms. Claire M. Olivier Andrew R. Kalinsky, MD Mr. John A. Lee Ms. Donna M. Martin Mike’s Restaurant Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Olivier Dr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Legan Judge & Mrs. Baron H. Martin Ms. Susan A. Miller The Onset Village Market Inc. Kasparian Mrs. Jo-Ann Leigh Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Martin II Dr. & Mrs. Abbott R. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Al Ouelette Mr. Patrick W. Keating Dr. & Mrs. Michael Lemelin Ms. Helena Martins Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Mirick Mr. Normand Ouellet Places to Go LLC Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Keene Jr. Ms. Karen A. L’Esperance Ms. Arlene J. Mason Ms. Mary Missert Mr. & Mrs. Antonio L. Pacheco Ms. Louise Pleiss Mr. John D. Kelleher & Brent & Holly Lestage Constance McCarthy Mrs. Judith A. Mitchell & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pacheco Ms. Viki A. Fowler Mr. Ronald S. Plourde Richard J. Slavinski Mrs. Collette Lester Mrs. Louise E. McCarthy Ms. Kimberly A. Pacheco Mrs. Bertha S. Kelley Michael D. Pontes, Mr. Stephen D. Mitchell Jr. Ms. Lori LeValley Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. McCormick Mr. Peter Pacheco Tax & Accounting Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Mooney Mrs. Maureen C. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCoy Mr. William A. Paiva Mrs. Anne E. Porter Mr. Dana C. Keyes Sr. John D. Moore & Elizabeth The Liberal Club Feast of Ms. Mary E. McCoy Ms. Laurie J. Palmer Mrs. Susan Portnoy Ms. Penney A. Keyes Isherwood-Moore Trinidade Mrs. Priscilla McDermott Ms. Kathleen M. Pappalardo Pouch All Inc Ms. Donna G. Kincman Mr. Ross Moran & Mrs. The Lightship Group LLC Ms. Janice McDonough Stephanie L. P. Moran Mr. Curt Paradis Ms. Joyce Pouliot Ms. Tara King Mr. Jose M. Lima Ms. Patricia McEntee Francis & Muriel Morse Mr. & Mrs. Rajan Patel Mr. & Mrs. Jerome A. Praino Ms. Susan L. Kirby Mrs. Catherine F. Logue Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Y. Mrs. Brigitte W. Muehlmann Patient Access Department Mr. & Mrs. William C. The Kittansett Club Ladies Ms. Mary G. Lomba McFerran Staff Prescott Jr. Golf Mr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Murphy Ms. Laura A. Lopes Mrs. Rachel A. McGarty Mr. Philip P. Patrick Mrs. Diana B. Ragas Ms. Louisa C. Knowles Ms. Susan M. Neagle-Levy Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert D. Loranger Ms. Laura E. McLeod Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Mr. John Rampone Alice V. Kolbert Mr. Michael Neely Pedersen Mr. Stephen E. Lowe Mrs. Traci McNeil Ms. Jennifer A. Randall Kool Kone Inc. New England Pawn Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Pena Luzo Auto Center MCPHS University Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Randall Sr. Mrs. Alice S. Kopaczewski Ms. Elaine Noonan Attorney & Mrs. Robert M. Dr. & Mrs. Amine B. Maalouf Mr. & Mrs. George E. McTurk Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rasmussen Mrs. Jean E. Labelle Northeast Capital Pennoyer Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Maccini Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Management Inc. Ready, Kiernan & Mcnally LLP Ms. Karyn L. LaBonte Mr. & Mrs. Luis A. Pereira McWilliams Jr. The Honorable D. Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. R. Henry Norweb III Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Reitsma Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. LaBouliere Mr. James J. Perry Macdonald Mr. David Medeiros Norwich Commercial Group Thomas W. Renaud, CPA, PC Mrs. Elizabeth D. Ladner Mr. Lynn W. Perry Ms. Heather S. Macedo Donald J. Medeiros Insurance Inc Mr. & Mrs. David N. Rivenburg Jon K. Lambrecht, MD Agency Dr. & Mrs. L. Russell Pet Ms. Linda M. MacKenzie Not Your Average Joe’s Inc. — Robertson’s GMC Truck Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Landry Mr. & Mrs. Jeff A. Medeiros Dartmouth Ms. Elizabeth T. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Archer M. Macy Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Ms. Lisa Larkin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Medeiros Mr. Henry C. Petzel Mrs. Josephine E. Maguire Notre Dame Community Rodrigues Mr. Scott A. LaRosa Ms. Lori-Ann Medeiros Federal Credit Union Ms. Heather M. Pianfetti Mr. Christopher Makepeace Ms. Mary Ann L. Rogers Mrs. Edith R. Lauderdale Mr. & Mrs. John Meehan Aaron J. Novy, PAC Mr. & Mrs. Neil V. Piazza Ms. Kathleen Manchester Ms. Maureen A. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Roger R. Lauzon Mrs. Kerry A. Mello & Patrick J. Nugent, MD, CPE Mr. & Mrs. Leo W. Pierce Jr. Ms. Mary Mandeville Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Rogers Mr. Mark Sullivan Lawrence Lynch Corp. Mrs. Nancy S. Oakes Pilgrim Bank Mrs. Mary D. Mandeville Mr. Theodore M. Romanow & Mr. Gary Mello The Rev. Dr. Robert P. & Beth Ms. Joyce A. O’Connor Ms. Mary Pina & Mr. Joseph Ms. Kim H. Redfield Mr. Mark C. Marchant Lawrence Mrs. Inez Mello Mr. & Mrs. John O’Hara Coleman Ms. Nancy F. Rooney Mr. Michael A. Marcoux The LeBlanc Family Ms. Lori A. Melo Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Oliveira Ms. Phyllis A. Pina Roosevelt Middle School Ms. Cynthia A. Marland Ms. Joyce M. Leblanc Ms. Pam Merrick Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Oliveira Mrs. Normenia M. Pinto Mr. Helio C. Rosa Mr. & Mrs. Michael
St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary Gala From left: Ed Oliver, Norma Warburton, Richard Warburton, MD, Rusty Mirick 25 +
Donors
Ms. Birgit Rose Daniel J. & Jennifer L. Schlitzer Mrs. Agatha St. Amour Mr. John P. Teixeira Mr. & Mrs. Ernest W. Weber Ms. Barbara B. Young Ms. Linda Rose Mr. & Mrs. Matthew G. Mr. Mark Stachowski Mrs. Christine Teser Ms. Sheri Weintraub & Ms. Helen D. Young Schondek Mr. Jacob Weintraub Ms. Jo Ann B. Rosemont & Ms. Helen L. Stager Mr. David Thorpe Mr. J. Theodore Young Dr. Henry Rosemont Mr. Robert Schultz Mrs. Betty M. Welch Ms. Susan F. Stakus Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Toomey Ms. Margaret R. Zarek Mr. & Mrs. G. Raymond Ross Mr. Michael See Ms. Susan Wetherbee Mr. Charles Stampler Ann L. Torres Anonymous (5) Perry Ross Mrs. Rosemary L. See Barbara Whitehead-Silva Ms. Ann M. Stanton Miss Maryann Touhey Donna M. Roy Kenath J. Shamir, MD Mr. Alexander Whiteside Starr Opticians Inc. Towne House Realty & We gratefully acknowledge James & Carolyn Rubenstein Kelly Shanley Insurance Anne Whiting Real Estate the many people who gave us Mr. James J. Stellato gifts under $100. Although too Mr. Kenneth Rush Ms. Eileen W. Sheehan Mrs. Karen L. Trainor Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Whitman Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sterns numerous to list individually, Mrs. Cecilia M. Russell Mr. Dawa W. Sherpa Tremont MA SNF LLC Anne & Jerry Whitney Professor & Mrs. Howard we appreciate their support Attorney David E. Russell Mark Shparber, MD Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Trumbull Mr. John Wholey and thank them for their generosity. Anne Rutschmann Mr. & Mrs. Alvin H. Shwartz Mr. & Mrs. Alan O. Stickles Mr. & Mrs. William F. Truscott Mrs. Lois Wilding *Denotes Deceased Mr. Eric P. Ryan Mrs. Delia Silva Ms. Barbara J. Stinson Mr. & Mrs. James L. Truslow IV Mr. Edward J. Wiley Ms. Susan E. Ryan Mr. Bradley S. Silverman Ms. Deborah Stinson Mr. Bob Tsourides Mr. & Mrs. John Wiliszowski Jr. Mr. Glenn J. Sabino Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Simas The Honorable William M. Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Turgeon Williams Trading Post Straus & Attorney Kerry A. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sacchetti Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Unger Mrs. Jayne L. Wilson Shortle Mrs. Billie M. Saether Mr. & Mrs. Keith Simon Mr. & Mrs. George L. Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Wingate III Dr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Streeter Unhoch Jr. Ms. Marilyn Saint-Aubin Mrs. Joanne Sleep Dr. & Mrs. John S. Wolkowicz Ms. Madeline Su The Uniform Store Salon Ambiance Mr. Craig S. Soares Women & Infants Hospital Mr. Gary D. Sullivan Ms. Melissa A. Valles Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Salvail Mr. & Mrs. Jose P. Soares Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Woodstead Law Offices of Jane E. Sullivan Valtran, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James D Salvo Ms. Kimberly A. Soares Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Worthen Mr. & Mrs. Roger F. Sullivan Jr. Mrs. Eugenia C. Vander Mr. Steve Sampson Ms. Susan M. Soares Mrs. Deborah B. Youd Attorney Robert L. Surprenant Kaaden Sam’s Club Ms. Linda A. Somers Mr. Robert Swift Ms. Christine M. Vargas Mrs. Barbara Samuels Southcoast Funeral Service Charlton Memorial Hospital Bowl-A-Thon Ms. May A. Sykes Mr. Raymond P. Veary Jr. Inc. Top row – from left: Mark Kershaw, Christine LoPiano, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sanderson John A. Sylvia Construction Mr. Paul Velho Michael Desmarais Southcoast Hospitals Group Viola & John Santoro Sr. Inc. Bottom row – from left: Lynn Thompson, Activities Committee Inc Venus deMilo Deb Desmarais Mrs. Judith A. Santoro Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Sylvia Southcoast Technology Center Mr. Robert J. Vicario Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Santoro LLC Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. Sylvia Mr. Manuel A. Victorino Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Santos South Shore Generator Service Jeffrey B. Syme, MD Mr. Derek Vieira Mrs. Ruth Santos Mrs. Theresa M. Souza Ms. Renay M. Szargowicz Mrs. Mary A. Vieira Mr. Anthony R. Sapienza Mr. & Mrs. George Correia Jr. Ms. Heidi W. Taft Viti Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sassone Mrs. Cheryl A. Sowden Mr. Robert Tavares Jr. Eddie & Cathy Viveiros Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Saunders Ms. Carolyn G. Spaulding Mrs. Eileen M. Taylor Wah May Restaurant Inc. Saunders-Dwyer Home for John Spooner Tedeschi Food Shops Inc. Mr. Richard H. Warburton Jr. Funerals Mr. David A. Spoor Mrs. Leslie F. Ware Ms. Florence J. Savery Wareham Nurse Midwives PC Mrs. Mary I. Savignano John & Mallory Waterman Mrs. Olga L. Scanlon
26 Southcoast Health 26 2015 Southcoast Health Radiothon Jessica Blevins (mom) and Aubree Blanchard (daughter)
Mr. Paul K. McGovern Brian P. Fitzpatrick, MD Mr. & Mrs. Christian P. Boucher Jewel Paradise Cove Beach In Memory of Resort & Spa Mrs. Betty A. Merrill Rayford S. Kruger Jr., MD Brix Wine Shop Ms. Kathleen M. Arruda JPolep Distribution Jennie Mount Ms. Donna Kutil Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines Reservation Golf Club Inc. Mrs. Natalie Atwood JT Sea Products George O’Brien, DDS Kevin R. Murphy, MD Cat Country 98.1 — WCTK Rhode Island Country Club Mr. Joseph Bacchieri Keith Francis Art Studio Dr. Normand Olivier Mrs. Marigloria Murphy Clements’ Marketplace Ripple Brand Collective LLC Mrs. Arthur T. Bergeron Flower Cart Konica Minolta Business Mr. Thomas F. Patenaude & Victor E. Pricolo, MD Rochester Golf Club Inc. Solutions USA Inc. Matt Bernardo Mrs. Mary Patenaude Ellis Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. John Ross Lees Wine & Spirits Rogers Gallery and Framery of Providence Marian S. Braitmayer Mrs. June E. Perry Brian E. Sard, MD Liberty Warehouse Liquors Running Brook Vineyard & Comcast SportsNet Dr. Robert L. Briggi Betsy Perry Winery Mark Shparber, MD New England Little Harbor Country Club Inc. Mr. Kenneth E. Brook Mrs. Flora Mary Pina Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Santos Marc A. Theroux, MD Comcast Spotlight Lowe’s Home Improvement, Mrs. Robert R. Duncan Jr. Mr. Alvaro Ponte Jr. Wareham Sea Born Products Inc. Mrs. Carme M. Tripp The Comedy Connection Mr. Paul W. Ferry Ms. Sheila R. Ramos Luzo Auto Center Seastreak LLC Ms. Deana M. Wilson Commonwealth Soap & Matthew C. Finn Jr. M.D. Mrs. Julietta M. Reis Toiletries A.D. Makepeace Company Six Flags New England Mr. Edward L. Fitzpatrick III Henry C. Rodrigues Non-Cash Gifts Community Boating Center Marder Trawling Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Howard A. Smith Beverly Flynn Mr. John “Ace” Roderiques Jr. (Gifts in Kind) Country Club of New Bedford Mr. T. Frank McCoy Sodexo Health Care Services Mrs. Catherine G. Fox Mr. Rick Rogers A&A Jewelers Cox Media Cable Advertising Mezza Luna Restaurant Inc. Softchoice — Microsoft Corp Mrs. Annette Gagne Ruth Semedo-Gomes Joseph Abboud Dartmouth Country Club Inc. Miacomet Golf Course Southcoast Media Group Manufacturing Corp. Mr. Alvin Glaser Mr. Leonard J. Savignano Mr. Anthony Days Mrs. Hanna Milhench Mrs. Agatha St. Amour ACME Liquors Mr. Manuel Gonsalves Mrs. Patricia F. Shaw Delken Dry Cleaning Arthur Moniz Gallery Stash’s Restaurant Acushnet Company Cameron J. Goulart Mr. Robert C .Sherman DGI-Invisuals LLC Nantucket Island Rent a Car Mr. John Stobart AHEAD, USA Mrs. Adelaide C. Griswold Carmella Smith Robert Duff Gallery Nantucket Looms Sylvester Consultants AJ Marks Jewelers David L. Higgins Sr. Mr. Larry Theriault Eastern Mountain Sports New Bedford Symphony T & J Eliz. Design Inc. Albert Fox Facial Plastic Orchestra Aslaug & Hjalmar Charles Mr. John Thomas Eden Florist & Garden Shop Ms. Dottie Temple Knutsen Surgery Center Mrs. Mariana Velho New Seabury on Cape Cod The Bay Pointe Club Atlantic Subaru Elle Bee’s Mr. Ernest T. Johnson The Newport Playhouse & Lucille F. Walsh Fall River Florist Supply Co. Town of Yarmouth Mr. Samuel W. Johnson Austin Limousine Service Inc. Cabaret Restaurant Mrs. Jean E. Walters GateHouse Media/Wicked Melinda Tveit, DPT Mr. Roger E. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Baldwin The Old Company Store Inc. Mrs. Barbara Warburton Local Media Solutions The Uniform Store Mrs. Bette K. Klein Bay State Financial Pawtucket Red Sox Charlie Winterhalter Thomas V. Geagan, MD US Foods Inc. Mr. Robert P. LeBlanc Bayside Resort Hotel Mr. James J. Perry Albert T .Wong Dr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Sid Wainer & Son Specialty Mrs. Jean B. Bennett Mrs. Maria J. Lemos Goodspeed Photo Artsy Produce John Harrison Wylde Mrs. Catherine A. Bergeron Thomas J. Long Great Hill Blue Cheese Dairy Pine Oaks Golf Course Richard H. Warburton, MD Bernie & Phyl’s Furniture Dr. Frank D. Maguire In Honor of Mrs. Patricia Grime Plante Jewelers Inc. Wear Me Out Jewelry Inc. Blue Man Group Mr. Gerard M. Marlio Keith N. Chappell, MD Hair In Motion Polar Beverage Westport Rivers Vineyard and Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Bogan Winery Mrs. Violette R. Martins John and Juleen Cottrill Paul Harney Golf Club PriMedia Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Donald C. Boger Whaling City Sound Mr. Leonard P. Martone Mrs. Maureen Desmarais Mr. John Hasson Providence Bruins The Boston Beer Company White Cliffs Country Club Jessie and Jennie Matthews Marcellene S. Doctor, MD Mr. Ted Haznar Quashnet Valley Country Club Boston Professional Hockey Wine & Spirits Retailers Mrs. Rose G. Mauretti David J. Farber, MD The Home Depot, Dartmouth Ralph’s Auto Center Inc. Assoc. Inc Mrs. Joan Marie McDonald Mr. Jack Fearons The Home Depot, Wareham Regal Floor Covering Inc. YMCA Southcoast Boston Red Sox
27 + 2015 Tobey Guild Gala Robin Arruda and John Rooke Donors
Volunteer Leadership President’s Council Steering Committee for the 20th Anniversary Celebration Physician’s Annual Fund Cindy L. Audette Campaign for Southcoast Gala Committee Committee Health Nathan P. Araujo M. Wajid Baig, MD Joseph T. Baptista Jr., Maureen Sylvia Armstrong Vice-Chair Joseph C. Borges Robert J. Caldas, DO Louis A. Cabral Daniel E. Bogan Caroline Conzatti John C. Carroll, MD Stacey L. Charlton Anne Broholm Renee Dufour David S. Chesney, MD Nicholas M. Christ, Co-Chair Patrick Carney Jr. Sarah T. Eby James G. Fingleton, MD James G. Fingleton, MD Julie D.S. Chapman Jill Fearons David Gillespie, MD Keith A. Hovan Nicholas M. Christ Shannon Giumetti Rayford S. Kruger, Jr., MD Jean F. MacCormack, Co-Chair Eileen Danahey Veronica Gomes Michael J. Langworthy, MD David E. McGinnis, MD William R. Eccles Jr. Jennifer H. Hartley John F. Lentini, MD George B. Mock III Christian A. Farland Erin J. Hovan Richard H. Pin, MD Jason M. Rua Donald G. Giumetti Ellen Iannini John J. Podkowa, DO Gilbert L. Shapiro, MD Michael P. Hogan Heidi Kostin Victor E. Pricolo, MD
Peter T. Kavanaugh Charlton Memorial Hospital Andrea Marcovici Brian E. Sard, MD Richard L. Lafrance Auxiliary Executive Board Tracy L. McCarthy Marc A. Theroux, MD Rev. Dr. Robert P. Lawrence Judith A. Menard Elaine R. Meredith Robert L. Tripp Jr., DO Heike B. Milhench Benvinda O’Leary Sarah Miller Joseph J. Nauman M. Paula Raposa, President Laura Philips Jay R. Peabody Cleo Resendes Lydia Pin Jason M. Rua Kathleen M. Rhodes M. Paula Raposa Anthony R. Sapienza Gary P. Simmons St. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary Jordan P. Silva Executive Board Vanessa M.F. Williams David N. Slutz, Chair Janice Hess Priscilla McDermott Elisabeth A. Pennington Gary P. Simmons, President Helen L. Stager
Tobey Hospital Guild Executive Board Barbara G. Coletti Elaine R. Meredith, President Eileen M. Taylor Alice M. Thomas
2015 Tobey Guild Gala From left: Cheri Ikasalo, Anne Rutschmann, Mary Missert 28 Southcoast Health +
Trustees & Administration Licensure
Trustees Administration Licensed by Medical Affiliations Massachusetts Department Boston Children’s Hospital Maureen Sylvia Armstrong of Public Health Keith A. Hovan Timothy Eixenberger, Brown University Oncology M. Wajid Baig, MD President & CEO, DNP, RN Rhode Island Department Research Group Southcoast Health System & Vice President & Chief Nursing Salman Bashir, MD of Health Southcoast Hospitals Group Officer Tufts Medical Center Louis A. Cabral Massachusetts Department of Mental Health Educational Affiliations Christopher P. Cheney, MD Linda Bodenmann Sharon Jones Executive Vice President & President, Southcoast VNA Bristol Community College Joseph A. Ciffolillo Chief Operating Officer, Accredited by Southcoast Health System Brown University James J. Coogan Joan M. McFaul American College of Senior Vice President & Cardiology Cape Cod Community Dennis J. Fusco Robert M. Tarola Chief Information Officer College Executive Vice President & American College of Donald G. Giumetti Chief Financial Officer Janice L. Romagnolo Radiology Community College of Rhode Island Keith A. Hovan, Vice President, Post Acute American College of Surgeons President & CEO Renee Clark Care Services University of Rhode Island Certified by the American Senior Vice President & College of Nursing Jean F. MacCormack, Chair Chief Operating Officer Melissa Rose Diabetes Association for Pamela W. McNamara Southcoast Hospitals Group Vice President, SHS Diabetes Self-Management Fitchburg State University Contracting Education W. Hugh M. Morton Massachusetts College of Robert J. Caldas, DO College of American Pharmacy and Health Sciences Carl Ribeiro Senior Vice President & Margaret A. Ferrell, MD Pathologists Chief Medical Officer Physician-In-Chief, Massachusetts General Jason M. Rua, Vice Chair Cardiovascular Services Intersocietal Accreditation Hospital — Institute of Health Carl W. Taber David DeJesus, Jr. Commission Professions Senior Vice President, Paul B. Iannini, MD Joint Commission on behalf Northeastern University Robert L. Tripp, Jr., DO Human Resources Physician-In-Chief, Medicine of the Center for Medicare & Northeastern University — Earle P. Charlton II Medicaid Services Trustee Emeritus* Stephen R. Canessa Richard T. Miller, MD Burlington Vice President, Marketing & Physician-in-Chief, Surgery U.S. Food & Drug Quincy College Frederic C. Dreyer, Jr. Government Affairs Administration President Emeritus & Warren M. Wood, II, MD Saint Joseph’s College, ME Honorary Trustee Physician-in-Chief, U.S. Department of Health Michael J. Cofone Salve Regina College Senior Vice President, Finance Primary Care and Human Services Rhode Island College Paul Crawford Vice President, Facilities Curry College Management & Support Southcoast Regis College Services Physicians Group Simmons College Jack Dresser Thomas Linhares University of Massachusetts Senior Vice President & Executive Director Dartmouth Chief Philanthropy Officer Women & Infants Hospital Michael K. Hyder, MD Chief Medical Information Officer Courtney P. Ives Chief Operating Officer
*Denotes Deceased
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Financials: Net Assets & Net Assets Operating Trends Net Assets
$800
$667 $673 $678 $622 $600 $545
$400 in millions
$200
0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
NR STRICT D T MPORARIL R STRICT D P RMAN NTL R STRICT D
30 Southcoast Health Operating Revenue Operating Profit (Loss)
Operating Revenue Operating Profit (Loss)
$30 $1,000 $986
$885 $833 $20 $800 $781 $736 $16 $10
$600 $8 $5 $0 in millions in millions $400 $8 $10
$200 $20
$30 0 $30 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
INPATI NT O TPATI NT OTH R Annual average gro th rate 8 , + F 2015 sho s 11 increase over prior year
31 + mployment Personal Services mployment Personal Services Financials: 800 100 800 100 $96
600 75 $96 Community $623 $78 600 $584 75 $548 $623 $63 $78 Investment 400 $584 50 $548 $63
in millions 400 in millions 50
in millions 200 in millions 25 200 25
0 0 2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015 0 0 2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015 + 14 gro th over past t o years + 5 gro th over past t o years + 7 14 in gro th F 2015 over past t o years + 2 5 ingro th F 2015 over past t o years 7 in F 2015 2 in F 2015
Technology Buildings and quipment Technology Buildings and quipment
2015 $50 2015 $34 2015 $50 2015 $34 2014 $47 2014 $43 2014 $47 2014 $43 2013 $13 2013 $64 2013 $13 2013 $64
$.0 $15 $30 $45 $60 $.0 $20 $40 $60 $80 in millions in millions $.0 $15 $30 $45 $60 $.0 $20 $40 $60 $80 in millions in millions + $110 over past three years + $141 over past three years + $110 over past three years + $141 over past three years
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