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So when Judy arrived in St. Luke’s and Dr.Ahuja used neuroen St. Luke’s emergency department she dovascular procedures to reverse her immediately entered that pathway. symptoms again. She is now on blood Within two hours of her first symp thinning medications to help prevent toms, she was in the operating room the formation of the blood clots and with Dr. Ahuja performing a neu her physicians are investigating the roendovascular procedure. underlying causes of her strokes. Within four hours of her symp toms, Judy was speaking again and The Causes of Strokes almost back to normal. If she had not Judy experienced ischemic strokes, gone to St. Luke’s or to one of the few which occur when too little blood medical centers in the country offer- flows to the brain, causing certain ing this procedure, she might not be areas of the brain to become starved talking today about her experience. for oxygen. Blood flow can be inter- She might not be decorating her house rupted in a number ofways. One way for her favorite holiday (Halloween), is when a “thrombus” or fatty deposit forms in the bloodstream and blocks a blood vessel. If oxygen cannot be restored quickly, cells in the brain may die, resulting in partial or com plete loss of crucial functions such as sight, speech, sensation, and movement. The other kind of stroke is called hemorrhagic and occurs when blood vessels rupture and place pressure on the brain, often re sulting in death or severe damage to brain cells. Cerebral aneurysms— weak, balloon-like defects that pro- trude from arterial walls in the : . brain—are the most likely cause of is I hemorrhagic strokes. In addition, some people may ex perience transient ischemic attacks Skm (TIAs) when blood flow to certain y areas of the brain is temporarily in- c. terrupted. TIA symptoms may be the . same as stroke symptoms but go away I),: Aintjc, J)1epares a micro-catheter which is placed in the head through the groin. in a few minutes; however, TIAs are THE SPIRIT During a neuroendovascular and head. A variety of different treat- procedure, a mini-catheter ments can be delivered through these is threaded through the procedures, including balloons, parti femoral artery to des, coils, or medications that can the brain. effectively treat blockages, aneurysms or other central nervous system con- ditions by blocking, filling, or opening I up blood vessels. InJudy Bruno’s case, a medication was delivered directly to the blockage in her blood vessel, breaking it up and allowing oxygen to flow freely again to the cells in her brain that had been temporarily deprived of oxygen. if she Ihad not been treated promptly, it is likely that the deprived cells would have died and left her permanently damaged. Coils delivered through neuroen serious warnings of a possible major dovascular procedures are particularly stroke in the future. The sidebar on effective in treating aneurysms. If page 12 of this article lists stroke aneurysms rupture they can result in symptoms. Anyone experiencing death or massive brain damage; how- these symptoms, even if they do not ever, many people with aneurysms are continue, should seek immediate not surgical candidates. Many of these medical attention. inoperable aneurysms can now be treated with neuroendovascular tech- . . . ..—. IJ niques, including the placement of The outlook for people who experi tiny coils or particles in the aneurysm, ence blockages or aneurysms in their isolating it from the circulation and head, neck, or spine or who have brain reducing the pressure and likelihood tumors is more promising than ever of a rupture or a hemorrhagic stroke. before because of cutting-edge neu rosurgical advancements. (The article that follows highlights one of these advancements, the Zeiss MKM system microscope, which displays three-di mensional images of tumors during intricate brain surgery.) The advancement applied so successfully in Judy’s case is neuroendovascular therapy, which requires only a small puncture wound in the skin rather than the open incisions involved in conven tional surgical techniques. During a neuroendovascular procedure, tiny guidewires or micro- catheters (.021 inches) are inserted into the femoral artery in the groin and threaded through the body into the intricate blood vessels in the neck ST. LUKE’S Recently approved by the FDA, was such a simple experience com ABOVE these coils are made of a soft platinum pared to the first surgery and the re alloy. After being properly positioned sult was so good. I went home the Figure 1 This model shows a by the tiny guidewire, the coil is re next day and I’ve felt fine ever since.” catheter that has been inserted leased into the aneurysm by applica Dr. Ahuja performs these intricate through the groin and threaded tion of a very low voltage current procedures as he views an image from through the body into the cerebral which causes the coil to be detached inside the brain on a screen in front aneurysm. from the guidewire. Once in place, of him. While viewing this image, he the coil fills the aneurysm, isolating it is able to see the catheter as he di- Figure 2 Coils are delivered to from the circulation and reducing the rects it through the complex vessels the aneurysm until it is filled. pressure and the likelihood of a rup of the brain toward the disrupted area. ture and a hemorrhagic stroke. After he sees on the screen that he Figure 3 When the aneurysm is filled Dr. Ahuja used this procedure has positioned the catheter properly, with coils, the catheter is detached very successfully with Betty Odill. he can deliver the appropriate treat- using a low voltage electric current. Previously, surgery had been attempt- ment or combination of treatments Because the aneurysm is filled, blood ed to clip an 8-millimeter aneurysm through the catheter. cannot enter the aneurysm and a in her right internal carotid artery, In some cases, where open con- rupture is prevented. but the clipping was not possible due ventional surgery is necessary, neu to a build-up of calcium at the base roendovascular procedures can be of the aneurysm. Two weeks later, used as an adjunct to the surgery. For Dr. Ahuja performed a neuroen example, an aneurysm that requires dovascular procedure, placing coils surgery can be blocked so that its in her aneurysm to keep it from rup blood supply is cut off, making the turing.Without this procedure, Betty subsequent surgery safer. would have lived her life in a state of uncertainty, never knowing when the aneurysm, which was like a time “This was Like a miracLe for bomb in her head, would rupture. Doctors had predicted that her me. A jear ago I wouLd have aneurysm would burst sometime in had no other aLternative but the next ten years. She is now doing fine and her future looks bright. Most to Live with the fear that the importantly, she has peace of mind. She says, “This was like a miracle aneurjsm wouLd rupture at I would have had for me. A year ago any time. no other alternative but to live with the fear that the aneurysm would rup During a neuroendovascular procedure, DrAhuja views the catheter being manipu ture at any time. 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T H E S P I R I T BEfOfE AND AFTEf another. It’s very clear that we all dinners, favorite TV shows, or even I NEUROEN DOVASCU LAf want to be here and that it’s a good a night’s peaceful sleep. THE1APY place to be.” Kristine Lobotzke remembers Bruce Dooley is a cardiovascular when her two children, aged 12 and These images show actual views technologist who has had extensive 14, complained a bit, saying, “When inside a patient’s brain both before experience working with the kinds of ever they call, you just jump up and and after a neuroendovascular pro- materials Dr.Ahuja uses during his neu leave.” She took the time to explain to cedure. In both images, the arrow roendovascular procedures— small her children what she was doing. She pointing UP on the left indicates wires, balloons, catheters—materials says, “Now they understand that if the blood vessel. A mini-catheter also used during many cardiovascular someone is having a stroke, I need to was inserted through the body into procedures. Bruce’s role during a pro- respond right away. They like to tell this blood vessel to reach the area cedure is to monitor the surgical en- their friends that their mom is on the to be treated. The arrow pointing vironment and to directly assist Dr. ‘brain attack team.’ They’re as excited DOWN on the right indicates the Ahuja throughout the procedures, as I am about what I’m doing.” area of the arteriovenoüs malfor preparing materials such as catheters, Christopher Handrow who has a mation (AVM) which is a tangle of medications, and coils. Bruce has a key four-year-old and a seven-year-old, S blood vessels that can bleed and role assisting Dr. Ahuja throughout the says, “It takes family support to have g cause damage to the brain. procedure. this kind of job because it is disrup Bruce says, “I enjoy working with tive to a regular lifestyle, but I love t this unique team ofpeople. Everyone what I do and my family understands is so committed and so good at what that. I appreciate the opportunity to malformation y — they do. I feel that we are pioneers in work with this new technology.” 1 an area that is going to grow quickly Bruce Dooley, whose wife also at St. Luke’s and throughout the coun works at St. Luke’s, says, “Part of my try and I am very excited to be at the job is to get called in the middle of forefront of this technology.” the night. I’ve understood that from Christopher Handrow is a regis- the beginning, but this is a job I’ve tered radiologic technologist. He is re chosen. I wouldn’t be doing anything sponsible for producing the images else. There is a special thrill about Dr. Ahuja uses as he performs the pro- being on the cutting edge of a tech- cedures. He also records these images nology that can make such a differ- after the procedure. During a proce ence in people’s lives.” dure, he tracks the positioning of the Jane Parthum, the clinical nurse tube that actually takes the x-rays. specialist in neurosurgery who assists Chris says, “It’s amazing to be part of Dr. Ahuja and his patients in a multi- this process. Since I work at the pa- tude of ways, also reflects this enthu I tient’s head and patients are fre siasm. She says, “I feel very privileged quently awake during the procedure, to participate in this program. My role I can see dramatic changes take place. is staff education, and patient and It’s very gratifying to play a role in this new, very effective treatment.” Being involved in neurosurgical pro- V Neuroendovascutar therapj malformation area takes a special of after treatment cedures kind com mitment. The pace is intense and the is so new that manj phjsi responsibility enormous. On a day-today basis, team members are involved cians are not aware of how in life and death situations. A team is effective it can be in treating always in place at St. Luke’s or on call. Strokes or rupturing aneurysms don’t strokes and that it is necessarily occur on weekdays during first shifts. They can interrupt family avaiLabLe at St. Luke’s.

S T . L U K E ‘ S family support. With a new program it’s been a challenge to learn so much and at the same time teach others, but it’s a challenge I’ve welcomed. The greatest joy for me is seeing how we’ve been able to help patients we

were not able to help before. Patients :_F_•. ‘1% and their families come here scared to rç ‘ death. Frequently, the patients go into -‘ t surgery without being able to speak and come out carrying on a conver •‘k> sation. It’s miraculous and I’m thrilled to be part of it.” \ While Jane has many responsibii ties, she sees one of her primary roles as coordinating patient care through- An operating room nursepreparesfor a neuroendovascutar procedure. out the continuum of their experi ence at St. Luke’s, including any necessary rehabilitation. She works with patients before their procedures, encouraging and educating them and their families, and sees them through the whole process. Most patients spend 24 hours in intensive care after their procedure and then a few days in the hospital before they go home.

Public Education Emphasized There are several key messages the neuroendovascular team at St. Luke’s, in addition to neurologists and neu rosurgeons, is trying to convey to the public through their focus on brain attacks. Dr.Ahuja says, “Not only do we want people to recognize stroke symptoms as readily as they recognize heart attack symptoms— that’s why we are referring to strokes as ‘brain attacks’—we want them to understand that there are highly ef fective new procedures to help them if they come to St. Luke’s as quickly as possible.” Dr. Ahuja emphasizes that there are a variety of advanced treatment options available to stroke patients, in addition to neuroendovascular procedures. For instance, intravenous TPA, a medication traditionally used with patients having heart attacks, is now sometimes used very effectively

T H E S P I R I T with patients having brain attacks if given within three hours of the attack. Dr. Ahuja says, Every case is different and we need to determine the best treatment for each individual patient. The main point is that by seeking medical attention immediately, physi WI cians will be able to choose the best ,,: treatment option for the patient.” çg.:,•/;’ As part of its effort to raise awareness, St. Luke’s recently sponsored a televised show—a “telephon” where ‘..\ %. staff members answered questions 0 L ‘ ‘ a about strokes. The ten staff members participating that evening recall that -: viewer interest in the topic was so Dr Abu/a ctiicl ecinliot ‘ttsctilcti technologist strong that all ten of them were con- Bruce Dooley watch the proc’ress of a mini- tinually on the phone during the en- catheter on the screen infront of them. tire five hours of the program and the phones were still ringing when the Being involved in neurosur program ended. In addition, educational efforts gicat procedures takes a are being aimed at emergency med speciaL kind of commitment. ical services and primary care physi cians throughout the community to The pace is intense and the raise their awareness of the new technology available at St. Luke’s. These responsibiLitj enormous. On are the people who initially evaluate a day-to-daj basis, team patients. St. Luke’s efforts to educate com members are involved in tife munity physicians recently made a dramatic difference in the life of at and death situations.

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; i: R. P DANIEL SuBER VIOLA, sensitive areas to avoid—such as ar Chairman of Neurosurgery teries or optic nerves. Using this infor at St.Luke’s Medical Cente mation, the surgeon then determines recently answered questions the best approach to the lesion. Once Dabout St. Luke’s $1 million the patient is asleep we do what is purchase of the state-of-the-art Zeiss called “registering” the microscope, MKM System Stereotactic Microscope. which means we record the placement of the patient’s head markers. What is the Zeiss MKM System The computer then uses mathematics microscope? which correlate the lesion markers This neuronavigational system brings and the scans to determine precisely together three components—a mi where the lesion is located. croscope with a computerized guid The second stage is the actual op ance system, a motorized microscope eration. During surgery the surgeon carrier, and a digital workstation for looks through binocular-like lenses planning. This system assists neuro and sees a three-dimensional image surgeons during brain surgery by pro- of the patient’s brain lesion superim viding precise , three-dimensional posed on the patient’s actual lesion. images of brain tumors or lesions. The surgery is performed using this image as a guide. The microscope is How do you use the MKMmicroscope motorized and moved either by using while performing brain surgery? a joystick-like handle or by voice. Surgery with the MKM takes place in two stages. The first is the planning What advantages does this system stage. The surgeon places fiduciary offer to surgeons? markers (points of reference) on the The most important advantage for the patient’s head, using stickers, mini surgeon is precision. We can see clear screws, or a stereotactic frame (a boundaries on tumors and can also pre metal ring that is fixed to the skull). cisely identify other crucial structures Next a CT scan, MRT,or a digital an- in the brain that need to be protected. giogram (or a combination of these) Because the tumor can be pinpointed of the patient’s brain lesion is per- to an accuracy of one millimeter, the formed. Then this information is fed surgeon is less likely to interfere with into the MKM workstation, which gen healthy, unaffected brain tissue. It’s also erates a computerized image of the pa- a significant advantage to be able to tient’s brain lesion. At this point, the view the image while performing the surgeon uses the computer to mark procedure instead oflooking away at a the lesion to be removed and also the screen to see the image. In addition,

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there are other neuronavigation sys tems available, the MKM offers great precision, safety, and convenience for brain surgery. No other system offers neurosurgeons the ability to see im ages and target the approach to the le sion so precisely.

Why is it so special that St Luke’s has this system? St. Luke’s Medical Center was the first medical center in Wisconsin to pur chase the MKM system and has the we can more easily identify the safest seventh system installed in this coun pathway for approaching the tumor. try. This tremendous technological The safest pathway is not always the advancement was made possible most direct and this system can help through generous philanthropic sup- us in making that important decision. port. St. Luke’s is making a long-term commitment to neurosurgery and the What advantages does this micro- neurosciences, and is positioned to be scope offer to patients? a real leader in the field nationwide. The MKM system offers patients This commitment is underscored by tremendous advantages. Most impor the purchase of the MKM system and tantly, whenever you achieve preci also other investments the hospital has sion, you are more likely to have a made in the area of neurological successful outcome. The incision in surgery. In addition, St. Luke’s has the patient’s skull does not need to be made, and continues to make, a corn- much larger than the tumor itself, re mitment to the human resources nec- suking in less pain and discomfort for essary to support a state-of-the-art the patient. Because of the improved neurosurgery program. People in the visualization, more of the tumor can be Milwaukee area and throughout the removed and there is also less risk of Midwest are very fortunate that damaging surrounding tissues and St. Luke’s has had the foresight and structures. Finally, the hospitalization vision to purchase the MKM and to and recovery period may be reduced. make such a significant commitment I do think it’s important to point out to neurosurgery. that as technically advanced as the mi croscope is, it may not extend survival time for patients with malignant tu mors, but it can definitely improve the patient’s quality oflife.With benign tu mors, both survival rates and quality of life may be dramatically improved.

What is unique about the MKM system when compared to other imaging systems? The MKM technology brings us into the 21st century today. It is the most .. I _ advanced surgical microscope avail- Neurosurgeon Dr EDaniet Suberviota is tery excited to have the MKi’I system available at able anywhere in the world. While St. Luke’s. ST. LUKE’S I I a is at in an in- R an- be- am the the our and one that The this as I Phil- I look is an I spring Yontz Karen honor Other Luke’s of P on friends and benefit preven women today— Laverne it. care and Center S organiza plaque St. point to on each The understand Awareness Luke’s recognition made call Luke’s great Center include Karen number of E research. to honor with about a This St. H Luke’s. brass receiving held St. continuing more services facility to is Philanthropy, disease. a have access T America is of The St. need or to please of “It in Cardiac of information on an the Club. and Medical education personalized advancing support Gala at who Philanthropist 00 benefits heart members 1 of serving in associated as

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JANEANDLARRYKLAWITTER Jane. The Mayville Inn already has an “We support St. Luke’s impressive three-star rating and also Many people who retire are ready to has had a steady stream of pleased because we feet very strongty sit back and enjoy life. They might guests ever since it opened. Jane ad- about cardiac research and move to Florida and play golf or buy mits that it’s hard work, but she also a recreational vehicle and take a says, “It’s so much fun.” about the excettence we leisurely drive across the country. But In some ways the Inn is the result when Jane and Larry Kiawitter retired of Larry’s heart surgery six years ago. found at St. Luke’s.” two years ago they put a different spin After two heart attacks, he was flown on what most of us view as “retire from Mayville to St. Luke’s Medical —Jane Ktawitter ment.” While they are definitely en- Center in Milwaukee for bypass joying life, they are working 12 to surgery. While his surgery was very 14-hour days as they establish their successful, when he tried to return to new business. his computer software consulting Their new business is the Mayville business, Larry found he had trouble Inn, a charming and friendly 29-room concentrating. Yet, Larry and Jane, It’s not a surprise that the joint Inn located near the Horicon Marsh who are both in their 60s, felt too venture of creating the Mayville Inn about an hour from Milwaukee. The young to retire from the stimulation of has been such a success. The Kiawit inn, which opened two years ago, was satisfying work. So, they focused on re ters were high school sweethearts designed by Larry and decorated by alizing a long-time dream and built the who have been married 44 years and Mayville Inn. They haven’t had a mo raised two children. They describe ment of regret. their life together as always being full It’s hard to believe that Larry had of fun and surprises. Last spring, they bypass surgery six years ago because were honored at a dinner as Mayvffle’s he is now leading such a busy, active “Citizens of theYear” because of their life. Larry and Jane are both very many contributions to the community grateful that the surgery performed at throughout their 32 years of living in St. Luke’s has given them the oppor Mayville.Their list of civic activities is tunity to pursue their dream of own- long and impressive. But the biggest ing an inn together. Jane says, “We news in the Klawitters’ lives is not this have expressed our gratitude to well-deserved honor or their exciting St. Luke’s through our contributions. new venture in hospitality — it’s their We are ordinary people and are very triplet granddaughters who were selective about where we give our born in June. (Victoria,Alexandra and money.We support St. Luke’s because Elizabeth bring their total number we feel very strongly about cardiac re of grandchildren to eight.) Just like ,v—. search and about the excellence we the Inn, Jane says, “They’re so much Lctu’rence a;idJaiw Klau’/tter found at St. Luke’s.” fun—but a lot of work.” THE SPIRIT OF ST. LUKE’S ( i)

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edia Rounds is a regular section in The Spirit 01St. Luke’s. This M section presents a sampling of stories involving St. Luke’s Medical Center that have been recently published or broadcast. As you will see after reading these moving stories, the news media continue to respond to the public’s desire for health-related news and hiformation. We think our readers will be very interested to see the many exciting stories which are continually evolving at St. Luke’s.

DEVICE SHOCKS WILDLY BEATING HEARTS BACK TO NORMAL RHYTHM (This article appeared in numerous newspapers throughout the country.) MilwaukeeJournal Sentinel April 10, 1996 Joe Manning, of theJournal Sentinel Staff

Heart surgeons at St. Luke’s Medical Center have Ignasiak said her oral anti-arrhythmic medications no surgically implanted an experimental device in an Oak longer worked to control her episodes, which lasted Creek woman designed to shock the wildly beating from hours to days. She said she decided to have the upper chambers of her heart back into healthy, normal implant because she feared having a stroke. rhythms. The cause of atrial fibrifiation remains unknown, but The device is smaller than a cigarette lighter and patients often have other underlying heart disease, Sra will send corrective electrical shocks into the heart of said, estimating that more than 1 miffion people have 55-year-old Barbara Ignasiak when her heart’s atria, or the condition. two upper chambers, begin to beat out of control, said “Overall, when people develop this, their risk of Dr. Jasbir S. Sra, who implanted the device. It was dying from heart disease increases two-fold,” he said. believed to be the first time the device was implanted In the operation Monday, electrophysiologists Sm and in the United States. Masood Akhtar slipped the atria defibrillator beneath the Patients suffering from atrial fibrifiation, as the con- skin in her left upper chest. dition is called, face a risk of stroke and death from Wires to detect faultyrhythms and to produce the cor blood clots that can form in the faulty-beating atria and rective shocks were threaded into the appropriate areas end up in the brain. of her heart, Sm said. The Metrix defibrillator, made by The atria are the two upper chambers of the heart InControl Inc., of Redmond, Wash., will not be physi that hold blood entering the heart before it moves into cally noticeable, he said. Batteries should last five years the ventricles to be pumped throughout the body. before replacement. During bouts of faulty rhythms, patients can feel Sra said the procedure went fme and Ignasiak was palpitations of the heart and suffer fatigue and light expected to be released from the hospital today. headedness. Symptoms can get worse over time, Sra Sra said he plans to perform 10 implants under the said. Ignasiak missed days of work each month during U.S. Food and Drug Administration phase one investiga faulty rhythm episodes and the 3-year-old condition tion. if all goes well, Sm said, the device could be avail- complicated her asthma, Sra said. able for general use in patients within two years. It is Symptoms can often be controlled by drugs, but estimated that as many as 60,000 Americans a year may drugs may have little effect in many other cases, he said. be a candidate for this device. ST. LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS

STROKE PROCEDURE GWES NEW HOPE TO VICTIMS Wifl-TV (FOX) Channel 6 TV 6 NewS at Noon June 24, 1996

JUnE FELDMAN, ANCHOR In today’s Time of Your Life solved the clot, sparing the affected area of the brain. Senior Report, Carl Zimmermann looks at a remarkable AHUJA: By the end of the procedure, which took about procedure that gives new hope to victims of stroke. an hour, he was completely talking. CARL ZJMMERMANN, REPORTING: It’s hard to believe that ZmMEii&N: The patient must receive treatment within Dick Schoessow recently suffered a stroke. a six-hour window from onset of symptoms. This new DICK SCHOESSOW (STRoi PATIENT): I didn’t feel quite procedure is still experimental but has proven to be right. So I said, ‘Well,I’lllay down, maybe it will get better.’ very effective. It has meant a new lease on life for Dick Schoessow. ZiMMEiust&NN:But things just got worse. His speech became slurred. Schoessow ended up in the emergency SCHOESSOW: I never thought that I was going to be able room, under the care of Dr. Arvind Ahuja, a neurosurgeon to speak like I am now. I didn’t know what to expect. who specializes in a new innovative procedure that ZmMu&i’u: And, what might have happened if early treats acute strokes. intervention had not been achieved? DR. ARVIND AHUJA (Sr. Lu’s MEDICAL CENTER): When AHUJA: Most likely, he would have significant prob we did an angiogram, we saw that the one vessel that lems with this speech, and it would have taken a while goes to his speech area, was blocked off. So we took a for his heart to recover, and it may not have recovered very small catheter, which is smaller than the tip of a completely. pencil, and put it into his clot and opened it up. ZmMERrsiiNN: I’m Carl Zimmerman, and this is The Time ZIMMERMANN: A clot-dissolving drug was injected into ofYour Life. Schoessow’s brain through the catheter. The drug dis ST. LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS

BRAIN SURGEONS ADD PRECISION WITH $1 MilliON ZEISS MICROSCOPE MilwaukeeJournal Sentinel September 2, 1996 Joe Manning, of theJournal Sentinel staff

A $1 million microscope that displays a three-dimen survival rates would be better than with traditional sional computerized image of a patient’s brain tumor to brain surgery. a surgeon during an operation is being used at St. Luke’s Suberviola said a surgeon looking into the Zeiss MKM Medical Center. system microscope sees a computer display of the tumor The Carl Zeiss microscope, coupled to a computer, superimposed on the patient’s brain tumor. Surgeons can creates a projected image using digital information follow the outline of the projection to remove the tumor. from CT or Mifi scans taken before the operation, said Images are scaled to actual size and location of the Daniel Suberviola, one of the surgeons using the new tumor. microscope. Surgeons can also use the 3-D image in planning the A Zeiss MKM system microscope has been used four operation, he said. times in the last month at the University of Wisconsin “Because the tumor can be pinpointed within less Hospital and Clinics in Madison, according to a hospital than one millimeter, surgeons are less likely to interfere spokesperson. with healthy, unaffected brain tissue,” Suberviola said. “The microscope wifi certainly not change survival The opening made in the patient’s skull to reach the time—not with malignant tumors,” Suberviola said. tumor need only be “slightly larger” than the tumor “But it wifi improve the quality of survival time by itself, the surgeon said. shorter hospital stays and fewer complications,” he said. “In the past you (surgeons) just figured out in your “Most of us believe that the solution to malignant mind where the tumor was. This thing tells you where brain tumors will not come with surgery but through it is. It does everything for you,” Suberviola said. genetic therapy or a chemical treatment,” he said. He said he and four other surgeons have used the With benign tumors, he predicted, complication and device in a dozen operations at St. Luke’s this summer. 0 ST. LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS

ST. LUKE’S TO TRY NEW CANCER-DESTROYING PROCEDURE Mitwaukeejournal Sentinel April 11, 1996 Marilynn Marchione, of theJournal Sentinel staff

St. Luke’s Medical Center and its relatively new cancer In such transplants, some of the patient’s own bone immunotherapy program have received a grant from the marrow is removed and stored, allowing the patient to American Cancer Society to test a new method to make receive ultra-high doses of drugs or radiation therapy, patients’ immune systems fight their own cancers. which has a side effect of ldThng the patient’s remaining The treatment will be for patients with certain kinds bone marrow. of blood or lymph cancers—acute leukemia, lymphoma Once the chemotherapy is completed, the saved mar- and multiple myeloma—who have failed first-line treat- row is returned to the patient so it can grow anew. ment with radiation and/or chemotherapy. But this treatment has had limited success. Patients The hospital will use the two-year, $200,000 grant to can tolerate only so much chemotherapy or radiation grow, in a lab, highly specialized cells designed to mop before it’s toxic to vital organs, and some cancer cells up and destroy residual cancer cells after a bone marrow may remain. So physicians have been experimenting transplant. with other ways to kill the residual cancer cells. The plan is to treat nine patients with the new The approach St. Luke’s is trying involves taking key immune-boosting technique, said Lawrence Lum, scien warriors of the immune system—T Cells—and equip- tific director of the hospital’s immunotherapy research ping them with individualized biological “weapons” and treatment institute. designed to seek out and destroy the patient’s specific It is a Phase 1 study, designed to provide information kind of cancer cells still surviving. on the safety of the doses and methods in order to guide Early tests show the procedure to be very well toler design later of larger, national experiments. ated, and it “wifi be easily given on an outpatient basis,” “We’re really trying to build a center of excellence in Lum said. immunotherapy,” said Lum, an expert in bone marrow As part of the grant announcement, St. Luke’s today transplant who joined St. Luke’s, at 2900 W Oklahoma will host Novel Prize winner E. 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TRIPLE PUNCH AIMED AT BREAST CANCER MilwaukeeJournal Sentinel July 30, 1996 Marilyn Marchione, of theJournal Sentinel staff

For the first time, women with advanced breast cancer side effect of destroying a patient’s bone marrow, that has spread to other parts of the body will be candi which is why physicians remove stem cells ahead of dates for a new treatment at St. Luke’s Medical Center time and then give them back to the patient to grow that combines three therapies at once. new marrow after chemotherapy is completed. Researchers hope that the “synergistic” effect of a Enhancing the T-cells removed from the patient into bone marrow transplant, chemotherapy and efforts to “superkillers” by stimulating them with immune sys stimulate the immune system will extend survival for tem proteins that make them more keen attackers of women with late-stage, metastatic breast cancer. Only cancer. For 65 days after the stem cells are returned to about 20 percent of such women currently survive three the patient, these killer T-cells also are given back along to five years with treatment options available. with immune system stimulants, including interleuldn St. Luke’s officials say they’ll be the first in the country 2, to fight any remaining cancer cells. to try the combined-attack approach to fighting the cancer. “We’re trying to take the best of everything and put “We’re hoping to get a synergistic, anti-tumor effect” it together to optimize tumor kill,” Lum said. from the combination of approaches, said Lawrence The treatment isn’t easy to tolerate for the patient. Lum, scientific director of the medical center’s All of its elements have been tried individually, and immunotherapy research program. each has its own risks. The new aspect, the Two parts of the breast cancer experiment—high- immunotherapy, has the mildest side effects, Lum said. dose chemotherapy and a self-supplied bone marrow Advanced breast cancer has had such poor out- transplant—are often used therapy now for advanced comes that physicians want to try every weapon cases. The new element is “giving the patient against it to improve survival odds. immune system elements that are primed to fight The goal is to recruit 60 patients over three years. cancer,” Lum said. Patients who have Stage 4 disease, where the cancer “The immune system agents then can go to work and has spread beyond the breast and lymph nodes in the mop up any residual cancer cells that have survived, the region, are eligible. other treatments,” he said. Patients who already had a bone marrow transplant for breast cancer are not eligible for this test, though participate in another clinical trial at The treatment involves these steps: they likely could St. Luke’s using immunotherapy, Lum said. Filtering out two types of cells from a patient’s blood- Insurance generally has been covering the cost of stem cells, the progenitor cells in bone marrow that transplant and the drugs, Lum said. The immunother mature into the various types of blood cells, and T-cells, apy is experimental, so patients are not charged for it. white blood cells that attack bacteria and other In a related development at St. Luke’s, the Lombardi immune system invaders. The stem cells and T-cells are Foundation trust has donated $1 million to build and preserved to be given back to the patient later. equip a gene therapy lab as part of the hospital’s Administering ultra-high doses of chemotherapy, immunotherapy program. Immunotherapy’s aim is including the potent anti-cancer drug Taxol. 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LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS

ST. LUKE’S PHYSICIAN EDUCATES VIEWERS ON HOW TO RECOGNIZE SYMPTOMS OF BRAIN ATTACK wrn-w (FOX) Channel 6 TV 6 Wake-Up News September 5, 1996

JOANNE WILLIAMS, Co-ANcHoR: Well, this morning, BARToN:That’s right. we’re going to talk about brain attacks, also known as WiLLLMs: People have sometimes had indigestion or strokes. But if you know the warning signs you’re bet- what felt like a heart attack, which turned out not to be ter prepared if one occurs to you or someone you love. a heart attack. But the symptoms of stroke will be totally In this morning’s Wake-Up Checkup, we’re going to new to the person? talk about a special program that will be on tonight here on Six is News to bring you a special about brain BARToN: The weakness of a stroke, weakness of an attacks. And one of the guests who will be joining us arm, is different than the tingling, odd feeling you have again tonight is Dr. James Barton from St. Luke’s if you’ve slept on your arm wrong. Essentially, that Medical Center. clears; stroke stays. And it’s better to go to a hospital and be seen, and fmd out it’s nothing, like indigestion DR. JAMEs C. BARTON(ST. LuxE’s MEDICALCENTER): with a heart attack, than to stay home and find that Good morning. you’ve got a real problem. WILLIAMs:First, let’s give the definition, since strokes WujjAMs: Well, a lot of people are too proud to do that, are now being called brain attacks. You’re trying to bottom line. They’ll say, ‘Oh, no, it’s nothing. I’ll just lie change their image? down. I’ll feel better later on. I don’t want to bother the Buoos: We’re trying to make it seem acute. We’re try- people at the hospital. I don’t want someone to have to ing to relate it to heart attack. Everyone knows that with drive me to the hospital. It’ll all pass in a few hours.’ Why heart attack you don’t wait—you go to a hospital. It’s should we not do that? now true with stroke. ffyou think you’re having a stroke, BAIT0N: That’s what hospitals are for, and you really don’t wait, get to a hospital. have to be seen to have some intervention made. Stroke WuniMs: Why? is devastating in terms of economic loss, personal loss, people being placed in nursing homes, being unable to BARToN:Because there are now things that can be done work. It’s better to bother than to not bother. at hospitals to limit the damage of stroke, or to reverse the damage from stroke. But this has to be done within WiLLIAMs:I’ve heard from some people who have had three hours after the onset of the stroke, so time is brain. strokes that unlike a heart attack, where there is pain and they know that something is wrong, when they know WilliAMs: Now, what are some of the symptoms? How the symptoms... do you know if you’re having a stroke, so that you can get emergency care as soon as possible? BARToN: Yes.

BAIT0N: Generally, it’s something that you’ve never had WiLLIAMs:. . .A stroke sometimes is not scary. They don’t before. A sudden weakness of the arm or a leg, sudden feel necessarily pain; something just sort of happens to loss of vision, sudden double vision, trouble with them and they realize that something is happening, but speech. These are the things you really must focus on to they can’t pinpoint it, and several people I’ve talked to get to be seen immediately after these things start. said it didn’t frighten them.

WILLIAMs:So one clue you gave us, though, is it’s some- BAnT0N: It’s not a matter of pain. It’s a matter of does thing you’ve never experienced before. it work: arm doesn’t work, it won’t do what I ask it to; ST. LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS

I can’t talk right, I can’t see right. That’s the big issues BAIT0N: Time is of the essence. Time is brain. with stroke. Rarely headaches; sometimes headache, WunAMs: Well, thanks for talking with us today. Dr.James and if it’s a headache, it’s usually a fairly dramatic Barton from St. Luke’s Medical Center. The program will headache. The worst one you’ve ever had. be on tonight. It starts at 6:30, right here on Six Is News. WunArvis: So time is of the essence here. Called “BrainAttack: Stroke and What You Need to Know.”

NEW TREATMENT FOR STROKE RECEIVES RAVE REVIEWS AT ST. LUKE’S WTMJ-TV (NBC) Channel 4 The Weekend Report September 21, 1996

ANNE BALLENTINE, Co-ArcHoR: A new treatment for That’s because there’s’s a three-hour window for intra strokes is receiving rave reviews at St. Luke’s Medical venous treatment with a drug called TPA. Center. DR. JAMES BARTON (NEuioLoGIsT, ST. Luiu’s MEDICAL TERRY STANTON, Co-ANcHoR: The drug’s been used CEMiR): Can you touch your nose with this fmger? only for heart attacks, until recently, when the FDA PETERSON: In many stroke victims, TPA restores most of approved its use for stroke victims. Julia Peterson spent the functions lost during a stroke, like movement arrd time today with a local man, who recently underwent speech, but only if it’s given within three hours. this treatment. BARToN: You don’t wait to see if it’s going to get bet- ARMuJ (Smoiu VIcTIM): I was trying to get up, Fi ter—you seek medical attention. It’s like a heart attack. and I could only get about this far. PETERSON: Mr. Armili’s surgeon agrees. JUHA PETERSON REPORTING: This seventy-year-old New Berlin man suffered a stroke as he painted a garage DR. ARVIND AHUJA (NEUROSURGEON,ST. LuKi’s MEDICAL Wednesday. CE1mR): I don’t wait to say, “well, I have another hour to get there?’ The sooner you give it, CFPAtreatment) the ARM11J: I’m trying to tell them something, and they can’t more effective it is, the less risk there is associated with it. understand me, and I can’t even understand myseff. PETERSON: Three days after receiving TPA, Frank Armili PETERSON: Thirty minutes after he fell, Mr. Armifi was says he feels great. He can move his arms and legs, and brought here, to the emergency room. The doctor treat- he can talk normally. A full recovery is expected. He ing him knew that if he reacted within two-and-a-half encourages others to get to the hospital immediately if hours, Mr. Armili might be saved. they feel a stroke coming on. ST. LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS

ST. LUKE’S PHYSICIAN DISCUSSES OSThOARTIIRITIS WITH TV 6 wrn-Tv (FOX) Channel 6 TV 6 Wake-Up News October 11, 1996

JoAN]E WunAMs, Co-AncHoR: Well, you know, anybody WilliAMs: So that means we don’t know if there’s some- can get arthritis. It can strike at any age. Juvenile arthritis thing we should eat or drink or do to protect our joints? as you get older. And you know, in today’s Wake-Up DR. MINUcEL: Correct. Checkup, we’re going to talk about the largest form of osteoarthritis that hits people who are forty-five and up. Wn.uMs: OK. Well, when it starts developing in the That means, the huge bulge of the baby boomers are baby boomers, and it wifi pretty soon, what do we do? going to start caffing their orthopedists soon and say, ‘my DR. MINIIcEL: Well, the treatment for osteoarthritis gen knees, my elbow, my fmgers Dr. James Minikel is here erally is changing the stress that goes across the joint: from St. Luke’s Medical Center and he’s an orthopedist weight loss, modification of activities, anti-inflamma and do you think you’re going to start getting more tory medications that are readily available over-the- phone calls in the next five or six years? counter, aspirin, occasional steroid injection, cortisone DR.JAMEsMn’iKiL (ST. Luio’s MEDICAL CErmR): I think injection into a joint. That’s something we like to save so. Ninety percent ofus will experience arthritic changes. for when the patient really needs it and finally, joint replacement. WILLIAMs:Ninety percent of us? WuJi&Ms: People in their forties moving into their fifties DR. MINIxEL: Yes. Smaller joints perhaps, hands and are pretty active. We don’t necessarily want to sit down feet, but the statistics tell us close to ninety percent of us and stop all of our activities. We’ve been physically are going to experience osteoarthritis. active: sports, running, that sort of thing. WilliAMs: At varying degrees, I would hope? DR. MIMKEL: Absolutely. DR. MINUcEL: Correct. WillIAMS: Are we going to have to give it up? WilliAMs: Now, when? I’m very concerned about this. DR. MINIKEL: No, in fact, we encourage people to be At forty-five? At fifty? active. Those who are more active, in fact, do better than Di. MINIKEL: Actually, about forty is kind of a cutoff. We’ll those that are not as active and one of the treatments is see arthritic change mainly in hands and feet as early as to maintain that range of motion and muscular strength eighteen and then progressively more common as we age. that moves the joint.

Wiui&Ms: What causes osteoarthritis? Is it just aging? Is WILLIAMs:So, there is hope for those of us that have it just wearing out of joints? been playing tennis, goff and basketball.

DR. MINIKEL: No, it’s very tempting to think that it is just DR. Mi1uuL: Absolutely. Don’t stop. aging, but there are studies that show us that the joint WIlLIAMs:AUright. Thank you. That’s what I wanted to itself, as it ages, is different than what osteoarthritis is. hear. Thank you very much, doctor. Dr. James Minikel We kind of think of it as a wearing out of arthritis, but from St. Luke’s Medical Center, talking about osteoarthritis. actually, we don’t know the cause of it. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Bingen Mr. I)onald D. Davis Mr. Thomas C. Blair Mr. I)elmar E. DeLong Mr. Bert Block Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delveaux Mr. and Mrs. William Blue Ms. Dorothy Detert Mr. Richard Bodin Mr. and Mrs. John G. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Boucher Mr. Conrad Dicta Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brandenburg Mr. Clarence H. Dittmar Mr. Gilbert Brandt Mr. Thomas Dixon Mrs. LaVerne M. Braueh Ms. M. Barbara Dominiak Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Breheim Ms. Eunice B. Drought Mrs. Eleanor M. Bromberek Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. 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C K E ‘ I R I T 0 F S T . U S GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH c__2:4D T H E S P SEPTEMBER, 1996 “In the midst of mj Mr. Wilmer Amenda Ms. Doris Andersen Mrs. Avis Anderson relocation to IRacine, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Anderson Mr. Jack Anderson Mrs. Janice Anderson Wisconsin, mj wife Ms. Joy Anderson Mr.+ and Mrs. Russell D. Anderson was diagnosed with Mr. and Mrs. Norbert M. Anderson Mr. William E. Anderson Mr. John R. Andrews Ljmphoma. After Dr. and Mrs. Irving J.Ansfield Mr. and Mrs. Roy Antoniewicz much Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E.Antonovich research, the Mr. Donald S. Arenson Mrs. Ruth Arnet obvious choice for Mr. Vincent R. Arts Mr. Milton A. Ashman Etisabeth andJohannes Berndt Mr. Seymour Attman her treatment was at Mr. and Mrs. Britt A. Ayling Mrs. Walter E Benz Mr. Herbert Bourcier Mr. and Mrs. Mike M. Azuma Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Bergl Ms. Ethel M. Bourque St. Luke’s Mrs. Helen Baakko Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bouwma under Mr. and Mrs. Buck Backhaus Ms. Sally Bergman Ms. Evelyn Bowe Mrs. Darlene Backhaus Mrs. Esther Berkus Mr. and Mrs. Emmett K. Boyce Dr. Divgi’s care. The Mr. Melvin R. Backman Mr. Walter R. Berndt Mr. Wayne M. Boyke Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Bacon Mr. Carl S. Bernhard Mr. John R. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Bernhard Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Boynton next two jears proved Mr. and Mrs. William Baird Mr. Robert Berres Mr. Wayne S. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Baker Mr. C. Richard Bevins Mr. and Mrs. Chester 0. Bragstad to be a verj difficult Ms. Elsie Baker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Beyer Mr. Dan Bratkovich Mr. and Mrs. Shields P Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Beyer Mrs. Loretta Brauer Mr. W. J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bigley time; however, the Mr. William Baker Mr. Harold Bingham Mr. John W. Balcerak Ms. Audrey M. Binzak Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Balcerowsid Mr. Richard A. Biskupski “One person with a quautg of care she Mr. Anthony V. Balistreri Mr. Charles E Black Ms. Gaetanina Balistreri Mr. William R. Blackwood belief is equal to a Mr. Melvin Balkansky Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Blair received and the Mr. Eugene E Ball Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Blair Ms. Michelle L. Bande-Siegfried Mrs. Doris Blatnak force of 99 who have comfort and attention Mr. and Mrs. Tom Banyas Mr. Gary J. Blau Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E Barnes Ms. Jeanne Blau Mrs. Anita Baron Mr. Wilmer H. Bleibaum onlj interests.’ from everjone she Mr. and Mrs. Bernard I Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Argene Bloomquist Mr. Frederick A. Barrington Mr. and Mrs. John Blott in with Mr. Frank Bartel Ms. Polly Boegel Mr. David H. Braun came contact Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartges Mr. and Mrs. Jack W Boettcher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Braun Mr. James G. Bartholomew Mrs. Marcella Boettcher Mr. Spike Blankenheim certainlj made her Mrs. Amy A. Bartz Ms. Florence C. Bohannon Dr. Emanuel Brechner Ms. Clara V. Bartz Mr. H. Tom Boland Ms. Kathleen Breen Ms. Shirleine Barwick Mr. Gus Boll Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Breier ordeal much more Dr. and Mrs. Raymond I. Bashford, Jr. Mr. Daniel Bonaguidi Mr. Roman A. Brezgel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bastkowsld Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Brice Mr. Robert Bauer Ms. Ila Borchert Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Brickman bearable.” Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bauldry Mr. Victor M. Borzemsld Mrs. Bernice M. Brink Mr. Richard Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bosetti Ms. Magdalena Baumgartner Mr. and Mrs. Gregg A. Bott + deceased —Patient’s Husband Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bawden Mr. Curtiss L. Bawden Mr. Charles S. Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abler Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Sam E Aceto Ms. Magdalend C. Bedusek Mr. Brent Ackeret Mrs. Robert Behling Ms. Ann Adado Mr. Leroy J. Behnke Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Adam Ms. Florence Beilke Mrs. Lillian J.Adametz Mr. Francis M. Beitzel Mr. Wifi M. Adams, Jr. Mr. Blenn H. Bell Ms. Betty Adelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belleville Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Aeschbach Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Bellin Mr. and Mrs. Deno Afendulis Ms. Kathleen E. Bellis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alaxson Dr. and Mrs. Tom Belson Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Beltrone Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Allen Mr. Russell L. Belz Mr. William S. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bemis Mr. Leonard Allis Mrs. Gloria A. Bender Ms. Pauline Monge Mr. William 0. Bennett Mr. John Mthoff Mr.+ and Mrs. Gareth S. Benton, Sr. J. Norma Ms. Cecelia A. Ambroz Mr. and Mrs. Dixon W. Benz and Tim McCutcheon andAudrey Blumenfeld

GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1996 THE SPIRIT OF ST. LUKE’S “Enclosed is mj gift Mr. Leroy E. Carlston Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Franidin Dworak Mr. Claude Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. John A. Curren Mr. Eugene Dwyer Mr. Norman 0. Casaceli Mr. Santo Curro Mr. John T. Dwyer as a renewal of mj Mr. Richard E. Casagrande Mrs. Amalia Curry Mr. James J. Dykes Mr. Thomas J. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Curry Mrs. Ann C. Dziengel in the Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Catanese Attorney Ronald C. Curtis Ms. Helen M. Dziomba membership Mr. Robert J. Cavadias Mr. and Mrs. Romaine F Curtiss Mr. Alvin K. Eaton Mr. Kermit N. Caves Mr. Charles Cypcar Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ebergeny PhiLanthropists Ctub. Dr. Frank J. Cerny Mr. and Mrs. Steve S. Cywinski Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Ebly Mr. Lawrence Chabler Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Damro Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Ebneter Mr. James Chamernik Mr. and Mrs. William Dankmeyer Dr. and Mrs. Burnell F Eckardt Our first opportunity Ms. Philomene Chancy Mr. Marvin David Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Eckelman Mr. and Mrs. Curtis 0. Charette Ms. Patricia M. Davida Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eggebeen part in the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chart Mr. and Mrs. Adrian D. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mario R. Egidi to tale Mrs. Evelyn J. Chicantek Mr. Emmett W Davis Mr. Ralph C. Ehlert Mr. Raymond R. Chlopek Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Davis Mr. Irving W. Eichenbaum Dessert GaLa was Mr. John C. Chmiel Mr. Marshall G. Davis Mr. John Eilers Mr. Charles Chobanian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean Mr. Paul A. Eklund Mr. Kenneth E Deboer Mr. Oscar Ellingson most enjoyable. We Mr. and Mrs. John C. DeMaster Mrs. Ruth Ellington Mr. W. H. Denicke, Jr. Ms. Edith M. Ellis Ms. Nancy Dcnsing Rev. Donald Elverman wiLt never forget the Ms. Katherine Depratt Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Emerzian Mr. Ozzie Derderian Mr.+ and Mrs. Ralph Enders excelLent care given Ms. Mary M. Derse Mr. and Mrs. Norman Endthoff Mr. LeRoy L. DeSmith Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Engel Mr. Thomas A. DeVeau Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ennis my brother. We couLd Mrs. Mary Devita Mr. Iver M. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. John C. DeVolder Mr. and Mrs. John F Erickson Mr. Adrian J. DeVriend Mrs. Josephine Erickson not have asked for Mr.+ Jack Dexheimer Mr. Guy Ewing Mrs. Anna Di Desiderio Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Faltynek more. Thank you Ms. Diane Dietsche Mr. Vincent Falvo Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dobrzynski Ms. Eda Fazio Ms. James G. Dobrzynski Mr. and Mrs. William E. Febry again. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Dodson Mrs. Eunice H. Fehling Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Doege Mr. Robert S. Feigelson Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Doering Mrs. Ellen Feldman and Mrs. Fritz Doermann Mr. Herbert Fellerer —GratefuL 1eLative Mr. Ms. Sally Ann Doherty Mr. Donald Ferch Brad Holmes Mr. Joseph J. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Fernandez Mrs. Margaret M. 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Mr. Melvin J. Corson Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cabot Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cottier Mr. and Mrs. David J. Calamici Mr. Edward L. Cowles Mr. Anthony Calice Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cowles, Jr. Ms. Patricia F Callahan Ms. Helen E. Crivello Mr. Thomas S. Callow Ms. Lois I Crooks Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crossman Maureenjones and Theresa Krajniak Mr. Walter H. Carlson Mr. Melvin Crown

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Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John G. Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Jacobs Mr. Sidney A. Franklin Mr. Kenneth W Graham Mrs. Eleanor R. Heritsch Mr. and Mrs. John O.K. Jacobsen Mr. Duane Frauenfelder Mr. Lawrence S. Graham Mr. Clayton T. Herlache Mrs. Claire Freberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gramza Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Herman Mrs. Doris Freitag Mr. Frank I Granger Mr. and Mrs. Hakan Herrmans “AUthings come to Mr. EK. Freitag Ms. Eleanor F Greaney Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Herro Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fritz Mr. Hugh W. Greathouse Mrs. Marie Hess Mr. John W. Fromm Ms. Lisa M. Greco Mr. Walter T. Hesse him who waits— Mrs. Stella M. Frontczak Mr. Rocco John Greco Mr. David P Hetzel Mr. Robert 0. Fuerst Mr. Dale K. Greenwald Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hilber provided knows Ms. Linda A. Fuller Mr. Richard P. Gremminger Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hildebrandt he Mr. Salvador Galvan Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Greves Ms. Nancy B. Hill Mrs. Mary E. Gandoffi Mr. Edward L. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Dalton C. Hille what he is waiting for.” Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Ganiere Mr. Robert L. Griffin Mr. Herbert Huller Mr. and Mrs. James I Gardner Mr. Greg A. Grosser Mr. MIred Hillmann Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garry Mr.+ Howard G. Grounds Ms. Ruth Hunch Mr. Robert 0. Gauger Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Gruber Ms. Dyonne Hipp —Woodrow Witson Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Gear Mrs. Sylvia C. Grusnick Mrs. Judy D. Hitts Ms. Sandra J. Gedgaudas Mr. and Mrs. Tony Guardalabene Ms. Laurie Hodnik Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Geers Ms. Helen E. Guist Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Hoelter Mrs. Shirley W. Jacobsen Mr. Irenus H. Gellings Mr. Gerald A. Haack Mn. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Hoeppner Mr. Gilbert Jaeckels Mr. Frank J. Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Haack Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Hoffmann Mr. Alan Jaffee Mr. Lorenzo Gentile Mr. Gerald S. Habanek Mr. and Mrs. James F Hoffmann Ms. Julia Jakaitis Ms. Sandra Gepfert Matched by Bucyrus-Erie Foun Mr. Dale G. Hoftiezer Mr. Ervin Jakubek Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Gerls dation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Don L. 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Jurkowski Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Knoespel Mr. James P. Kaebisch Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knoll Ms. Mabel Kafara Ms. Alice Knutel Ms. Debra Kain Ms. Dana Kocan Mrs. Eleanor J. Kaiser Mrs. Joyce Koch Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kaiser Mrs. Patricia A. Koch Mrs. Ruth B. Kallies Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Koepsell Mrs. Helen Kalsid Mr. Laurence Kogos Mr. John E. Kammer, Sr. Mrs. Grace Kohlbeck Evangeline and Chris Mihas Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kane Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Kolb Mr. Edmund Karls Mr. Joseph D. Kolinski Mr. and Mrs. James J. Krupsld Mr. Thomas M. Lestrange Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Kasulke Mr. Joseph E. Koll Ms. Bessie Kubly Mr. and Mrs. Tom S. Leto Mr. Robert C. Katzer Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0. Koll Mr. Robert E Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Leverenz Mr. Harold Koilmorgan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kuckkan Mr. and Mrs. Wffliam H. Levit, Jr. Mr. Raymond Kolmer Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kuemmel Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. 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Kaye Matched by PEG Industries Mr. Ernest Livieri Mr. Richard Kazmierczak foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E Keane Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ladwig Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kebbekus Mrs. Ivonne H. Laessig Mr. Roland M. Kees Mr. Carl H. Laeuger “The reaL reason Ms. Mary Kehl Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Lahti Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keligowski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. LaMarre opportunity is Mr. and Mrs. Ned W. Kellermann Mrs. Jean B. Lane Mr. George W. Kelley Ms. Kristina Lang Mr. Eugene R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lang setdom recognized Ms. Susan Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Langan Ms. Janet A. Kemp Ms. Vickie G. Langkam Mr. Jarrett E Kemp Mr. Henry Langlitz is that it usuattj Ms. Martha L. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lanier Mrs. Margaret Kendall Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lannin comes disguised Mrs. Betty Kennedy Mrs. Janice Larson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lasio Mr. Frank Kerney Mr. and Mrs. Norris J. Lasocld as hard work.” Mr. Kenneth L. Kerr Mr. Marvin N. Laspa Ms. Ellen H. 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Mijokovic Mr. Bernard F. Necas Ms. Roxan Perez Ms. Patricia M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Mijokovic Mrs. Sarah F Neeb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martins Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mikkelson Mr. Eugene Neelsen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Martiny, Jr. Mrs. Cecilia B. Milcolajewski Mr. Mel Nefstead, Jr. Ms. Mary A. Milbrath Mr. Erwin T. Nelsen Mr.Arthur I. Miller Mrs. Bernadine C. Nelson “Iecatt it as often Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller Mr. Donald E. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Emro W Miller, Jr. Mrs. Esther Nelson Mrs. Florence Miller Mr. Gary N. Nelson as uou wish, a Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nelson Mr. Joseph C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John K. Nelson happy memory Ms. Madge Miller Ms. Marjorie A. Nelson Mr. Richard H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Z. Nettesheim Mr. Elmer J. Millette Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nettles never wears out. Mr. and Mrs. Herman F Mifiner Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Neulreich Ms. Cindy Mimer Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Nevala Milwaukee Irish Fest Mr. Manuela G. Nevarcz Ms. Elizabeth R. 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Stephan Mr. Edward Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Warter Mr. Harvey A. Wunsch Ms. Kathleen M Stephan Mrs. Minnie B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wurzinger Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Stephenson Ms. Betty Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Mr. Terrance E Wycklendt Mr. Arnold J. Stemnat Mr. Frank Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wysocki Dr. Ephrem Thoppil Mrs. Jean Weber Mr. CyYocco Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thorpe Mrs. Lillian Wedell Mr. Walter J.Yonk Mr. William E Tief Mr. John Weigi Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zacher Mr. and Mrs. Mien A. Tiitto Mrs.+ Marian Weis Mr. Leonard E Zacher “MaU jour good works Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tischer Ms. Maryrose Weis Laun Mr. Russell H. Zahn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Toal Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Weiss Mr. Paul Zak with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Toews Mr. Norman Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Manley Lawrence continue the Ms. Lorraine Tomich Mr. Wayne L. 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Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nies Ms. Karen Semanski Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Niesen Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shepperd Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. O’Brien Mr. Joseph R. Skowronski Mr. and Mrs. Willard O’Laughlin Mr. George C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tracy O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Smith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ollmann Mr. and Mrs. Aurthur G. Stead Ms. Ilda B. Orr Ms. Barbara L. Stollenwerk Mr. and Mrs. William U. Parfet Mr. Richard A. Store) Sr. Michele Parker Mr. Michael R. Strohbusch Mr. Paul Parkinson Mr. Donald J. Strueber Mr. I)avid T. Della Penta Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stupak Ms. Roxan Perez Mr. Harold M. Susalla Ms. Rosemary Petersen Mr. Rudolph J. Sutschek Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ploetz Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Szalacinski Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Popenhusen Drs. Andrew E and Mary Beth Tallon Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Pringle Ms. Angie R. Terbush Diane Moraza and Camla Bartoszewski Mr. Richard S. Radtke Mr. Thomas J.Thomson GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1996 THE SPIRIT OF ST. LUKE’S ( 33 Gifts Received January Through September, 1996

To memorialize or honor a loved AUDREY BLUMENFELD one, the family may wish to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peltz designate St. Luke’s as the recipient of gifts. In letting MARK CATALANO,M.D. Mr. and Mrs. henry Repa friends and relatives know of J. your wishes, may we suggest GEORGE J. CAYO,JR. following for the wording the Mr. George J. Cayo newspaper: RONALD CHRISTENSEN The family requests memorials Mr. and Mrs. Michael Christensen be made to St. Luke’s Medical Center. GERALD DORROS, M.D. Mr. Max Olson If you would like to receive CLAYTON I HERLACHE St. Luke’s Tribute Fund Booklet, Mrs. Clayton I Herlache which is a convenient and mean- ingful way to honor or remember THE MARRIAGE OF MR. AND friends and family members, MRS. BRAD HOLMES please call the Office of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peltz Philanthropy at 414-649-7122. MR. AND MRS. LEE HUTCHINSON THE 43RD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IAN THOMPSON AND DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND A. Mrs. Meta Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Krasno KAISER 43rd wedding anniversary BIRTH OF REBECCATREISMAN TIlE 59TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius IN HONO1 OF OF MR AND MRS.ROBERTHYLAND THE 35TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. Brad Holmes OF MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ThE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY JAMESAUER, M.D. Mrs. Laverne Schmidt KIECKHAFER OF MR.AND MRS. EDWIN TROTTS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ziegelmann Ms. Frieda E. Bartel Mr. Ralph G. Meerschaert ROBERT J. HYLAND Mr. David K. Schiman Mr. Robert Curley DONALD KUNESH BARBARAWALSH Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Wollman Mrs. Donald Kunesh Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Smith DUDLEY JOHNSON, M.D. PAUL S. BERNSTEIN, M.D. Mr. Roy Ross ROBERT P MARTIN RONALD AND AUDREY WIGAND Ms. Mary Kehi Mr. Douglas P Wheeler Mrs. Diane Stanik-Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Herte

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WILLIAM G. MOONEY CATHERINE E. ADRIAN Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dobrzynski Ms. Genevieve M. Adrian

RALPH ONARHEIM DUSTIN ANDREW ALDERMAN St. Luke’s Volunteer Department Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E Barnes

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Lillian EVELYNA. DUSEK Ms. Jill M. Schmidt LEO JENSEN NORMAN W. LANG Mr. Jerry J. Dusek Mr. Frank Sims Ms. Eleanore B. Kolen Ms. Kristina Lang Wisconsin Electrophysiology Group Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Mack KAREN DVORAK MARYJENSEN Mr. and Mrs. Everett P. Misunas School of Radiologic Technologists ROBERT GERSCH Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mr. Frank V. Shamorian Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buszkiewicz Mindemann JOHN ECKROTII NORBERT P LANGKAMMER Mrs. Louise Eckroth JOSEPH GIACOLONE, SR. EDWARD DANIEL JONES Mr. and Mrs. David Wade Ms. Eleanore B. Kolen Mrs. Carol A. Fleming St. Luke’s Clinical Nurse Specialists MERTIE EDMONDSON Mrs. Mary E. Gandoffi MARIE ELIZABETH GILBERT HELEN JONES DOREEN LARSON Ms. Patricia A. Koch Mr. Richard A. Biskupski Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius ROBERT J. EDWARDS Mr. Donald S. Arenson Mrs. Joyce M. Edwards FRED C. GOAD JANINE JUSTURAN Mrs. Ruth Arnet Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0. Koll Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Barndt WAYNE 0. ELLINGTON Ms. Lori Craig Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Berth Mrs. Ruth Ellington Mrs. Judi Fellows BERT KATTEN Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Boegel Mr. Brad Holmes Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pioso Mr. and Mrs. Norm Christman HABERT ELLIS Mrs. Laverne Schmidt Country Club Highlands Mr. and Mrs. George Adado LAVERNEKAZMIERCZAK Homeowners Assn. GORDON V. GORSKI Mr. Richard Kazmierczak Mr. Clarence H. Dittmar THEODORE FADROW Marie D. Gorsid Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gongola Ms. C. Faye DeLaurier MILDRED KERR Mr. and Mrs. Clinton S. Gunkel Mr. and Mrs. John Demetropoulos DONALD I. GRAMZA Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Pawlowski Mr. Brad holmes Ms. Margaret Fink Ms. Gerry Bieffi and Family Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Meyers Ms. Doreen Derrick and Family MR. ALOIS J. KISSINGER Mr. and Mrs. Virginia Klatt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Orlowsld Mr. Bruce Dooley and Family Mrs. Imelda J. Kissinger Mr. Arnold E Kunz Ms. June E. Schwab Mr. Steve Fabus and Family Ms. Barbara Lowe Friends and Family RAYMOND KMIECIK M and I Bank of Menomonee Falls “The worLd stands on Mr. Tim Garvey and Family The Baxter Foundation Law Depart- Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Maurice Dr. Robert Goldmann and Family ment Mr. Edwin D. Miklas Mr. Jerome J. Kleczka Ms. Florence Roadcap Mon-Lu Corporation three foundations— Mr. Alan Lawyer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murtos Mr. Wendle Molme MARY ROSE KNAFLIC Mrs. Sarah E Neeb Ms. Kathy Nelson and Family Mr. Rudolph E Knathc Mr. and Mrs. James Raabe on studU, on service, Mr. Greg Raleigh and Family Mr. Joseph Sileno, Sr. ROBERT L. KOCEJA Mr. Bryan B. Starr, Sr. and on benevoLence.’ EDWARD L. GRIFFIN Mrs. Barbara M. Koceja Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Strachota Jane E. Griffm Sun Country Airlines Management Cheryl E. Klein EDMUND G. KOREK Mr. and Mrs. Donald W Tendick, Sr. Mrs. Alice M. Korek Thomas and Dorothy Thomson —Ethics of the Fathers HILDA HAFEMANN Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiederhold Ms. Carol Kietzmann STANLEYKORPAL Ms. Eleanore B. Kolen BRA LAUFER JEANNE FANDREY JOSEPH HAHN Ms. Delores Behnke Mr. Herbert C. Fandrey Mrs. Joseph Hahn ANTON J. KOSTANJEVEC Don and Tammy Belmke Mrs. Patricia Kostanjevec GERALD R. FARNSWORTH ROBERT J. HALL E. GEORGE LeBREUX Mr. Bernard E. Necas Mrs. Catherine P. Hall ALVIN E. KRUG Mrs. Margaret LeBreux Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius AUGIE FAULKER MARVINW. HANSON Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C Pagedas NEIL A. LERNER, M.D. Mrs. Patricia A. Koch Ms. Lois E. Hanson West Allis Orthopedic Clinic, Ltd North Shore Junior Woman’s Club

CECILE FELLIN LAURETTAHASTINGS EDWIN L. KRUEGER DAVIDAND MOLLY LEVIN Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Fellin Mr. Joseph E Hastings Mrs. Marjorie Krueger Dr. and Mrs. Irving J.Ansfield

THOMAS M. FERRI ERVIN G. HEINRICH ERNIE KRUMNOW ARTHUR LIEBL Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose E Fern Mrs. Joyce Heinrich Ms. Audrey Berndt Mr. Robert H. Anenz

CARL E. FETHEROLF KEN HENRICKS Mrs. Carl E. Fetherolf Mr. and Mrs. Chester 0. Bragstad Family and Friends ROBERT FLEMMA, M.D. Ms. Patricia S. Karsten Dr. John R. Moore DOTIIE HERING DANIELW FONS Aurora Health Center, Waukesha Mrs. Lorraine Fons Fred Unes

JEFFREY JACOB FRANK NANCY LEE HERSHEY Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Morley Frank Mrs. Elizabeth R. Portz

JOHN C. FREITAG ARVIN M. HESS Mrs. Doris Freitag Mrs. Marie Hess

REGINALD GACEK ANNA HOLLECK Gloria and Michael Boelter Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Lodolce Mrs. Bernadine Gacek Retired Fire and Police Association HELEN JABLONSM Mn. and Mrs. Kent W Rice Mn. Norbert P Jablonsld Mary Dolores and Norbert Goltnick

T OF LUKE’S GtFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH c:: THE ST. SEPTEMBER, 1996 ROBERT PETERS Mr. and Mrs. John Haringcr Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Kernats Mr. Edward Ilartman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hoffman JOSEPH PFENNING Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman Mrs. Anna Pfcnning Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman Ms. Judy Hoffman MILDRED PHILLIPS Ms. Elaine Holdren Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Paradies Ms. Donna Jeske Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinderman LAWRENCE DONALD PIAS Ms. Joan M. Kinderman Mrs. Harriet Pias Maj. Alvin K. King Mr. Stephen Kircher ZORKA PICCHETTI Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kossel Mr. and Mrs. George W. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kossel ii Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kossel JAMESA. PIERSON Mr. Lyle Kraus Dieter ant/Janet Tescb Mrs. Janice M. Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kuborn Mr. Charles Lawler ANNA POST Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Leitl Ms. Marjorie J. Bosch MIKLASZEWICZ AND PICHALSKI Mr. and Mrs. Paul E McKenna Ms. Madge Mauritz Computer Associates FAMILIES Mercury Marine Mr. and Mrs. John C. DeMaster Mr. Edwin Miklaszewicz MRS. WALTER PRIMOZIC Mr. Warren McRae Mr. Leonard Entringer Mr. Walter Primozic Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moder Gage and Gage, Inc. KAY MILLEN Ms. Hope Moede Mr. Greg Gottsacher Ms. Ethel M. Bourque CECIL D. QUALLS Mr. and Mrs. Philip Munroe Ms. Kathy Hansen Mrs. Donna Quails Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Neice Ms. M. Anne Ibe MARION MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Dan Neumann and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. James Mr. Brad Holmes MARVINW RAASCH Ms. Vicki Ninneman Ms. Martha L. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Alan Posselt Ms. Doris Nordhaus Kleeman Sheet Metal and Heating MRS. STELLAMILLER Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nordhaus Dr. and Mrs. David E. FUefstad Mr. Joseph C. Miller RELJARAJKOVIC Mr. Rick Nordhaus Mrs. and Mrs. Michael G. Langan Harnischfeger Employees Benefit Assoc. Northern States Franchises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Leverenz JOHN J. MISCHEL Nathan Hale High School Staff Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oaks Mr. Jack R. Liebl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Donnelly Ms. Marija Rajkovic Mr. Robert H. Liebi Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hansen Maritime Insurance Group Lyons Lions Members JAMES E. RAND “Opportunities are Mr. Judson E. Marshall Workbench Staff Ms. June Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. William S. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Neil Andrasko Mr. Steven I Marsho MARY MOIIORKO Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong setdom tabeted.’ Ms. Charles W. McComis Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Curry Ms. Nancy Bartelt Ms. Mice Moran Ms. Marion Bell Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Muehleis MICHAEL O’ITALLORAN Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berholtz Mr. Jon W. Ostrov Mr. and Mrs. Wiffiam D. Music, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Blott Mr. Irvin Biesinger Mr. Charles Pable Mr. Robert Nickodem Ms. Karalou Eastmo Mr. Tom Bilderback Mr. and Mrs. William Pable Ms. Gina M. Radjenovich Ms. Gayle A. Getts-Howe Ms. Susan Binder Mr. and Mrs. Larry Peck Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Seipel Ms Kathleen A. Heinrichs Mr. and Mrs. Tom Binder Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Penzenstadler Mr. and Mrs. David E. Sellinger Mr. and Mrs. John Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Urban Blank Mr. Ed Pierce and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E Van Veghel Mr. and Mrs. Man Lisdahl Ms. Atnanda Boushele Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Putzer Mr. Thomas Lorino Mr. Ken Boushele Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Putzer FRED E. LUHMAN Ms. Patty Mitchell Ms. RoseAnn Boushele Ms. Peggy Rand Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bublitz Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nakauchi Mr. Don Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rctzer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nettesheim Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brady and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mary Robertson GETRUDE LYONS Ms. Vicki O’Ilalloran Mr. and Mrs. Joe Busha Ms. Rosemary Rogstad Mr. Raymond R. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. James A. Salbenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cherek and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Sawicki Ms. Jane A. Savatski Ms. Arla Damon Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Schani RICHARD R. MACKOWIAK, SR. Ms. Conny Seiler Di Renzo and Bomier Law Firm and Ms. Shirley Schmid Mrs. Jennie Schmidt WOS Inc. Di Renzo, Simonis and Miller Mr. and Mrs. Will Schmid Accounting Firm Ms. Lila Spiczenski REV.JOHN MARTIN GRACE ROSE OLSZEWSKI Mr. Norman Domer Mrs. James Steffen Mrs. Irene L. Martin St. Luke’s Volunteers Ms. Shirley Dortman Mrs. Jennie Stewart and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lyle DuVall Mr. Scott Tellen VANELDAMARTIN HARVEYA. OTTO Mr. and Mrs. Dan Esslinger Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koll Mrs. Marguerite Otto Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fenrich Ms. Phyllis Tomasko Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tomasko LUCILLE MARX JOSHUE JAMES PARBS Mr. and Mrs. Matt Fischer and Family Mr. Steven Tomasko Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ludvik Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Velez Ms. Diane Flanigan Ms. Kerry VandeCastle Ms. Linda Phillips Ms. Barbara Fogtman WMHI Volunteer Services MARILYN PAULSEN Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Foust Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wautlet ZULA McMILLON Mr. Craig Fairchild Ms. Trudy Frei Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weber Ms. Zearline C. Zolicoffer Ms. Michelle Jones Frito-Lay, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Frohib Mr. and Mrs. Scott Weber and Family EVELYNARDIS McNABB JEFFREY STEPHEN PAYNE Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gaab Ms. Florence Wegener Mr. Radley McNabb Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Getchel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wickman Mr. and Mrs. David Grey Ms. Kay Wright JASON R. MERCHANT MR. WALTER C. PECK Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Wally Wright Mr. Gerald E. Tuttle Mrs. Walter C. Peck Ms. Shirley Gussert Mrs. Rita Yost The Habeck Family ADAM MESSEK HAROLD PETERS Mr. and Mrs. Don llamann MARY MADELEINE RENDER Mrs. Lu Orra N. Messek Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Kernats Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hansen Mr. Gerald W Render

GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1996 THE SPIRIT OF ST. LUKE’S MARILYN RIEF Mr. Mervin H. Gochnauer Mr. Jack Rid Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Greb Mr. and Mrs. Charles P LoBello MABEL RTEMANN Mrs. January H. Petrie Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pavlik Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Sarr Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schaller CORA RIESEN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rldsefl Mrs. Meta Thompson

ANNA RINK GEORGE SIEGLE St. Luke’s Voluntddr Sdrvidds Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buszkiewicz

WILLMM A. ROBINSON HELEN J. SKINNER Outboard Marine Corporation Staff Ms. Mabel Kafara

DORIS ROOB, M.D. ELAINE SLOWEY Dr. Midhael A. Poladek Mr. Kenneth Slowey Adolph and Dorinda Miller LULAG ROSE KATHRYN M. SOLEM Mr. Harold A. Rose Mr. Mason R. Solem ROBERT THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Myson Copus Mrs. Lavona Van Dale Ms. Dorothy Cunningham ALFRED ROSKOPF JOHN STARK Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cunningham Viola Roskopf Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Skogg ERIC THORPE Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hauch Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thorpe Ms. Marion Hord BILL ROSKOPF’S MOTHER AGNES STEMPIHAR Ms. Janet A. Kemp Mary Beth Sulik Mr. August Stempihar ERVIN P TOPCZEWSKI Mr. and Mrs. James M. Malek Terrie Vos Mrs. Ervin Topczewski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Marinkovich Steve Zielinski MRS. NAN STEPP Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marinkovich Mr. John C. Stepp SUSAN 0. TOMARO Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Matusewick DONALD ROSS St. Luke’s Volunteers Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mieczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wise KENNETH STERN Pathfinders’ Lodge No. 731 Denise, Andy and Tim Stern RICHARD TOMCZAK Mr. John A. Perkovich IDA SALAVA Mrs. Jennie Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson Ms. Jane Bubolz KATHRYN STEVENS Mr. and Mrs. David Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Todd Chopp Civil Air Patrol Staff MARION UREDA Mr. and Mrs. David Simonis Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Scott Ms. DaisyA. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Dragan Stojcevic DANIEL K. SAUERS Mr. and Mrs. Zigurds Teranis Ms. Beverly Ureda Deiparine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vick Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sauers Officers and Employees of Firstar Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Videkovich GEORGE STIMAS Robert E Ureda Mr. and Mrs. Richard Videkovich CHARON FRANK SCHABER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peltz Mr. and Mrs. William P Videkovich Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Morley Frank WILLIAMWAGNER Mr. Michael Zdanowski DELORES STONE Mrs. Gladys E. Wagner RONALD SCHLUETER Mr. Robert S. Zyszkiewicz Mrs. Audrey Schlueter NADINE K. WALTER CANCERFUND PHYLLIS SULLiVAN Mr. Leo J.Walter ETHEL SEIFERT Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moss IN HONOf OF Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius JACK L. WEBER HELEN SZORTYKA Mrs. Jean Weber ROBERT P PICCIONI DARWIN SEMLER Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Zellmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Piccioni Mr. Robert Hyland LYNN E. WESTFAHL JOSEPH S. TENKE Mrs. Lynn E. Westfahl IN MEMORY OF ANTON C. SENFTLEBEN Mrs. Joseph Tenke Anton C. Senftleben CHARLOTTE WILL DONALD W DROGUE KATHRYN L. THIEME Mrs. Janice Anderson Mrs. Phyllis C. Drogue RICHARD T. SHORE, M.D. Ms. Diane L. Thieme Dr. and Mrs. Raymond I. THOMAS WILSON, M.D. KENNETH HENRICHS Bashford, Jr. VICTOR M. THOENNES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Chester 0. Bragstead Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Beyer Mrs. Dorothy M. Thoennes Mr. Brad Holmes Ms. Kelli M. Frankenberg Ms. Patricia S. Karsten WALTERWOLOSCHEK, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Windsor RICHARD J. KOMAREC Mr. and Mrs. James Askeris IAMBERT WORSECK Amity Lodge #692 Ms. Alice Knutel Mrs. Marion Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold GENEVIEVEWYSOCKI Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baron Mr. and Mrs. James Diesch and family The Jeff Beckler Family Mr. and Mrs. Rich Wysocki Mr. and Mrs. Larry Behling Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Belter MILAN YOKICH Mr. and Mrs. David Bleashka Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schein Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen Ms. Patricia E Callahan LINDA S. ZDANOWSKI Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campagna Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Ambrosh, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brien Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carlson Ms. Caroline Brown Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Carlson Ms. Sandra L. Brown Ms. Lynn Carison John and Charlotte Grissmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cerasoli Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cerasoli Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carlson

THE SPI R IT OF ST. LUKE’S GIFTS c::: RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Verne Carison Mr. Bruce Wieland Mr. and Mrs. William Carison Mr. and Mrs. John Zuffa Mr. and Mrs. John H. Casey Mrs. Elizabeth Zuzinec Mr. and Mrs. Cal Christofferson Mrs. Patricia Zuzmec Mrs. Frank John Curi, Sr. and Family Mrs. Ralph J. Zuzinec Mr. and Mrs. Robert Difi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Zuzmec Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dostal Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Zuzinec, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William E Duberstine Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Ebert MARYANN MAHNKE Mr. Fran Froh Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kuester, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gill Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Roepke Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Roepke Ms. Sharon Greidanus Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Groff RONALD McCONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hotcffldss Ms. Lois M. McConvffle ‘ Jockey International, Inc. ,:. .• Ms. Frances Jambrek ANTHONY MILKUS FoX ctnc/Annci Mr. Robert Jambrek Mrs. June M. Milkus RutL Katsune Mr.William Jambrek Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Johnson and Family CHRISTINEWALKER NOLTE BETSYWEIS Ms. Mary Howitt Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Mr. Gerald Nolte Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jurasewicz Ms. Barbara L. Kluth Mr. and Mrs. William Kane FRED H. WILLKENS,M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Krainz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Keckeisen Mrs. Ruth L. Emerson MEDICALDENTALSTAFF Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Laska Mr. and Mrs. William Kiffel ENDOWMENTFUND Ms. Florence C. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. James Komarec and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A. Stack Mrs. Jeanne Komarec IMMUNOTHERAPYPROGRAM IN HONO1 OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Komarec HAROLDACKERMANN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kriederman IN MEMORY OF ROBERT S. CHUDNOW, M.D. Mrs. Bertha Ackermann Mr. and Mrs. Dan LaMantia Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius Ms. Mary Lampos and Betty ANITA BAZELON NANCYALBRECHT Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rattner THE BIRTH OF PATRICK RYAN Ms. Nancy Densing Mr. and Mrs. Rob Manak FINDLING Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marrazzo SUSANM. BRODERICK Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius MARIE ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marrelli Anonymous Mr. Brad Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marrelli Dr. and Mrs. Tom Belson Mrs. Dorothy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Mr. Donald M. Brown IN HEMO1Y OF Mr. and Mrs. William D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Emil Metallo Dr. Pawel Galazka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freuck Mr. and Mrs. William Michel Mr. Michael Heilman THOMASA. FRITZ-KLAUS Mrs. Marion Kukus Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mielke Ms. Patricia H. Heilman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius Mr. Harold M. Ladwig Mr. and Mrs. Tim Monteen Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.Jacomet Mr. and Mrs. Al Roemer Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery Ms. Mary A Jervis SUSHILA KAKAR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheidt Mr. and Mrs. George Nagy Mr. and Mrs. James R. Montgomery, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ambrosius Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schmidt Mr. Fred Nevorosld Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pechacek Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sved Oshkosh B’Gosh Inc Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Radke Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thiel Mrs. Dolores Peck Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards VINCELOMBARDICANCER Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perotto Ms. Georgia Schutte CLINIC Ms. Julie Wollin Mr. and Mrs. Steven Perotto and Family Ms. Nancy E Spicuzza Mr. and Mrs. Joel Plath and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Strom IN HONO1 OF Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pucin and Family Systems Bio-Industries Mr. and Mrs. John Rogowski Ventilatory Care Mgmt of WI JACOB WILLIAM ADELMAN “One of the wonders Ms. Mary Romano Ms. Betty Adeiman Ms. Dorothy Ryden JEANETFE LYCHWICK of Life is just that— Mr. and Mrs.James St. Peter and Family Mr. Dominic Lychwick JOAN KRAUSE Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scheller and Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen tile.!! Mr. and Mrs. E W. 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FRED COSTANZO VERONA FELIX Mrs. Fred Costanzo Brookfield East High School

PAULINE CURTISS DENNIS M. FLMIERTY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. George L. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Raphael E. Bell WILLIAM DAMRO Ms. Audrey Berndt Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Damro Ms. Betty Binder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bosetti SANDRA KATHLEEN DAVIES Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cottier Mrs. Linda Van Groil Mr. Walter Djurich Mrs. Marilyn Flaherty MARGARET M. DETHLOFF Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Hibben Ms. Ellen Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Jacobs Jean Zacharski andJudy Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Miech MARIE E. DEVEREAUX Mr. and Mrs. John Pientok SUE BONAKER BONNIE M. BUNGERT Ms. Magdalene C. Bedusek Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Rydeski Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Kasuike Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Bevel Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Bellin St. John’s Saturday Evening Folk Choir Ms. Anne Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P Scherr LYNN I. BOWE MR. AND MRS. BURDECKI Ms. Dorothy L. Kraklow Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Steininger Ms. Evelyn Bowe Mrs. Dorthey Vincent Mr. and Mrs. James Rogowski Ms. Rosemary Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Rytman DAVID BRANDT MARJORIE BURT Ms. Ferne Schefrin IRENE FLANIGAN American Aerials, Inc. Mrs. John Prier Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Sitz Mr. and Mrs. Norm Christman Mr. and Mrs. Britt A. Ayling Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Zablocki Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Blair MATILDA FOWLEY Mrs. Jo Ann Brandt THOMAS J. BUSALACCHI DR. EDWIN E. DROSEN Mrs. Dorothy Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brauch Ms. Gaetanina Balistreri Ms. Regina Orzel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Braun Dr and Mrs. Tom Belson MARY FROEMMING Ms. Barbara J. Britten Mr. Dean Cannestra MARIANNE DUAME Ms. Barbara L. Stoflenwerk Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buck Mr. and Mrs. John Catanese Mrs. Mary Burac Ms. Dolores Ureda Carson Pine Scott and Co. Ms. Margot Cordes Associates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corini PAUL D. DYKEMA ROBERT FUERST Ms. Ann R. Copps Ms. Helen B. Deiler Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Anderson Mrs. Nancy Eastberg Dr. Frank E. Cummins Ms. Mary M. Derse Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bennink Mr. and Mrs. Scott Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donahue Mr. J. Steve Cary JOHN GADOWSKI Ms. Dolores Fidorowicz Ms. Belle L. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dykema Ms. Sandra Sobon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Graham Mr. and Mrs. William Dykema Ms. Ginny Fisher Ms. Lisa M. Greco Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Habich RICHARD GALE Ms. Mary Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Tony Guardalabene Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Haw Cudahy Kennel Club Mrs. Paula Fuhrmann Ms. Josephine Hermann Ms. Cher Knasel Mr. and Mrs. Conrad A. Nicks Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaudes Mr. and Mrs. Takouhie Hussussian Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Mrowinski Ms. Mildred Gaudes Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Schneider JAMES GEISEL Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Hoelter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Machi Ship-Pac Inc. Staff Ms. Arline M. Fritz Ms. Edith Hofslund Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Mason Ms. Dolores J. Slottke Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jasldnsky Ms. Kathleen Mirenda Mr. Thomas P Stanton BILL GILL Ms. Sue Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Triestram Allen-Bradley Deparment 645 Staff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Krueger Family of Rose Sanicola Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Zagar Mr. Joseph Laruicka Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Pellegrini AVIS lIMPER Mr. and Mrs. Terry Liberto Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Seidita RICHARD E. EASTBERG Mr. George S. Halper Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Sermersheim Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Conrad Mr. and Mrs. William P Mathiak Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Tralongo Mrs. Nancy Eastberg JUDY HANKE Milwaukee Heart and Vascular Clinic Mr. Warren L. Wilson Prudential Securities Staff Blaine, Barbara and Vicky Colvin Associates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Wroblewsld Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Family Pfailer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Pipia LUCILLE R. BUSHBERGER Ms. Mary Jane Rydlewicz Mr. and Mrs. Buck Backhaus Mr. and Mrs. K. Chris Schachtlie Mr. David Hudson Ms. Dee-Dee Siefert Ms. Gloria Hudson Ms. Claudia Stewart Ms. Susan D. Hudson Ms. Diana C. Stoley Ms. Margaret M. Leitinger Mr. and Mrs. Jan Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Washburn BETTY CERBISIER Ms. Janet Plant BETTY BRANSTON Mr. Mitch Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Troudt THE CHIOLINO FAMILY SAMUELH. BRUSHEL, SR. Mrs. Dorethy Vincent Ms. Shirleine Barwick JOAN CHMIELECKI WILLIAM BUCHANAN Mrs. Jean E. Sobon Ms. Anne F. Erke Family and Friends EVELYN CHRISTOPHER Ms. Toni Nowicki Mr. and Mrs. David Krebs J. Connie Mr. Thomas Wiseman Ms. Geraldine E Berka and LouisAmoroso

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Kartes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dettlaff Ms. Margaret O’Caflaghan Mr. Chuck Pommerening Mr. and Mrs. Tom S. Leto Ms. Stephanie B. Dlobik Ms. Pauline Potratz Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. ROSE KEHLNHOFER Ms. Karen Raymond Lewandowski Ms. Mary Lange Ms. Cheryl Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Lo Menzo Schumaker Romenesld and Associates, S.D. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Massen “The greatest thing DIANE KENNEDY Ms. Karen Smith Ms.Ann O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Boynton Mr. Greg Spaeth Mr. Henry P Peters Mr. and Mrs. Norm Bzdawka Mr. Lee Teigen Mr. and Mrs. James H. Peters this generation can Ms. Ashley Detrie Ms. Lois Van Dien Mr. and Mrs. John R. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Dorfner Mm.Michael D. Wachtel Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Family and Friends Mr.Al Wildish Schaumann do is to taj a few Mr. and Mrs. Jim Follensby Ms. Barb Williams Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Schuenke Mm.and Mrs. John Granger Ms. Jan Yagodzinsld Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sucher stepping stones for Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory West Allis Dental Center, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Halvorsen JOHN S. KOLEN Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wilcox Rev. and Mrs. Stanley V Hanna Ms. Eleanome B. Kohen Dr. and Mrs. Terrance Wilkens the next generation. Ms. Lynn Hemnon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Johnson NANCY KOPFMANN MARY HOERNING Ms. Helen Kennedy Mr. James L. Madson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marks Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kennedy Ms. Arvilla L. Drace Ms. Dana Koca BEVERLYKEJEGER DALEHOFFMANN Ms. Gertrude Eisenzopf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Korol Mm.and Mrs. George E. Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Ham Mr. and Mrs. Wffliam E. Febry Ms. Marion Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Glynn Ms. Susan L. Lassanske ANN KRUPSM STANLEYW. HOLLENBECK,M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holloway Mm.and Mrs. Russell Moser Mr. and Mrs. James J. Krupski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E Home Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Rechlin Ms. Laverne K. Backes Mm.and Mrs. Paul C. Jahnke Mm.and Mrs. Raymond H. Rechlln HAROLD KUCKKAN Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Batchelet Mm.and Mrs. Craig Jones Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schillaci Mm.and Mrs. Harold Kuckkan Mr. and Mrs. Dixon W Benz Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Schramm Mrs. Walter F Benz Ms. Eileen S. Kilsdonk Ms. VemnaStafford THE KUSBAFAMILY Ms. Dolores B. Christburg Mm.and Mrs. Ralph E Langem Mrs. Dorethy Vincent Ms. Grace H. Cloninger Marquette University High School GRANT KMIECIK Ms. Ruth Cloninger Athletic Department Staff The Baxter Foundation REUBEN AND NELDA LAACK Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Frisbie Ms. Patricia M. Martin Ms. Florence Roadcap Mr. Earl J. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grgula Mm.and Mrs. Daniel Mazumek Ms. Louise A. Tessitore Ms. Grace Anton Hamilton Mm.and Mrs. Larry J. Merrill MAYNARD R. LA FORTUNE Mr. and Mrs. James E Hoffmann Ms. Jean Michalek CHRISTINE KOHANSM Friends and Family Ms. Margaret M. HoMer Ms. Ellen S. Phillips Ms. Cathy Ambrosius Mrs. Marcia Maule Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hummel Ms. Mary K. Polczynski Ms. Barb Baier Mrs. Karen Pirk Mr. Jerry Janiszewsld Mm.and Mrs. Dennis Rakowski Ms. Sue Bamnhill McHenry Community High School Mr.Mphons J.John Mm.and Mrs. Carl D. Reinhold Ms. Eileen Baus Teachers’ Association Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Knoebel Mm.and Mrs. Michael L. Rice Ms. Judy Bemnier Ms. Leona Kolpanen Mm.Walter H. Schorrak Ms. Cindy Bruecker ERWN LAThS Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Kroening St. Luke’s Volunteers Mr. Don Carlson Ms. Eleanore B. Kolen Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kurz Sinai Samaritan Medical Center Mr.Willie Costello Mr. Carl H. Laeuger Employment Department Staff Ms. Karen Gialdella MARY LINSMEIER Mr. and Mrs. John P Lewis Mm.and Mrs. Warren M. Smith Mr.Tony Hohtz Mr. and Mrs. James N. Wolter Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luger Ms. Mary Jo Stipek Ms. Nancy R. Luko Mm.and Mrs. Ronald E. Taylor Col. and Mrs. Frank X. Mages Mm.and Mrs. Charles A. Vento Mr. and Mrs. Leo Malkasian Ms. LomelleK. Walsh Mr. James H. Miller, Jr. Wisconsin Society of Health Care Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Moulton Mrs. Mice Zwolinski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nellis Ms. Marian J. Phillips GLORIA HUETIGER Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Roush Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Aeschbach Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schenker Mien-Bradley Company Ms. Judith A. Shane Mr. Andrew Clarke Ms. Jeanne B. Tesch Mr. Paul E. Good Ms. Carla A. Thoke Mr. Robert Gove Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.Trettmn Mr. and Mrs. Walter F Huette Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wallace Mm.and Mrs. John Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Ms. Verena Roth Mr. and Mrs. George Weber Ms. Margarete Mader Werych RAY HULCE Mr. and Mrs. Peter P.Woboril, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wise Ms. Holly G. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. George J.Worm JOHN J.JAGIELSKI Ms. Donna Wulterkens St. Luke’s Anesthesia Department Atbin and Irene Rutkowski

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ELEANORPETERS JERRY ROUSAR Ms. Christiana Romanuck Dr. and Mrs. James D. Wachholz

ROSE MARY PETERS ERVINRZEPINSKI Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Boegel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Klaflca Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis Buelow St. Luke’s Diagnostic and Treatment FLORENCE SCHALLOCK Center Mrs. Walter E Benz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craven Mr. Robert G. Fredrickson CAROL SCHMIDT Mr. and Mrs. Dennis N. Gaulden Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Busse Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Galen G. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Halat Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Dallman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heidemann Ms. Lauretta Davis Ms. Sylvia B. Janson Mr. and Mrs. John Griesbach Ms. Joyce E. Jibbens Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Janson Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Kilian Mr. Michael J. Laskowski Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. William B. Litscher David andMaiy Schigoda Ms. Diane Kuczynski Mr. and Mrs. John D. Menning c:::D THE SPIRIT OF ST. LUKE’S GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Niesen Mr. Don Mechelke Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Pabich Ms. Frances Menos Mr. and Mrs. James L. Riemer Ms. Mary A. 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Williams Mr. and Mrs. Tony Guardalabene Mr. and Mrs. Brian Korn ELSIEWALLRATH Mr. Leonard F Zacher Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Herrmann Marquette University Iligh School Staff Oakwood Men’s Golf Club Mrs. Marguerite Zacher Ms. Elizabeth K. Hintz Mr. and Mrs. J. Papin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zacher Mr. Brad Holmes Mr. and Mrs. T. Prosser and family PAULWEGNER Mrs. Evelyn Zaremba Ms. Helen M. liruby Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rebholz Family and Friends Mr. David Jablonski Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Schmechel PAULI ZAREMBA Mr. and Mrs. Don Kern Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith MiCE ROSE WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Donald P Baket Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Klitzke Mr. and Mrs. J. Sousha System Parking, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chycinski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. LaMarre Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hansen Mrs. Eugene W. Leicht and family ROSEMARYWICKLEY Mr. Rose M. Jatczak Ms. Mickey Lenzen Wilson Park Baseball Association Mr. Alfred J.Wickley Ms. Sharon L. Kasik Ms. Sharon J. Lichter Mr. and Mrs. C. Zakorowski Mr. and Mrs. Triveni P Shukla Livingston-Becke Associates GEORGE ZACHER Mrs. Evelyn Zaremba Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macaluso KATHY STANGE Ms. Cecilia A. Atnbroz Mr. and Mrs. Russell Macaluso Dr. and Mrs. James D. Wachholz Ms. Lori Anstadt Mrs. August Maniaci Mr. Daniel I. Banyas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maniaci NATIIALIE M. STEFFEN Mr. and Mrs. Tom Banyas To accomplish great Mr. Cyril V. McDonald Dr. Michael J. Inda Ms. Maya Berinelez Mr. Thomas B. McQuaid Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Pamacek Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bevel things, we must no Mr. and Mrs. William S. Binash C&H Distributers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cesar onig act, but also Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chrnelich Mr. and Mrs. Glen Craig Ms. Marie Eberhardt dream. not onlj ptan, Ms. Carol English Fireman’s Fund Insurance but atso betieve.’ Mr. Gordon Grouse Ms. Judith F. Hankel Mr. and Mrs. Michael llauke Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Henning —Anatole France Mr. and Mrs. Harry Idehnal Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kawczynski

GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1996 H E S P I R I T 0 F SI I U K E S Wos Murphy Reverend Luebke James Pochert Oestreich Taplin McMicken Wickert K. Zellmer Jerele E. C. Krowas C. Irene A. of E the Rothweiler C. Ross Wood Sorensen Siebert Wilinski Verhuist Wehr Schmidt Viall Stiemke Waetjen and Waetjen Stenzel Sheffield and L. A. Jo Schmaus Siegmann Mielke Lauber Specter R. Sachse Siehert Spence Stailman Johnson Stiehm Miller Louis L. K. Sabin Edward Don Donald W Trinthammer A. Charles Robert Robert Robert ,L James William Walter Arthur H. Fl. R. Schroeder Swenson 0. Tiegs Rosenberg W. J. Stiemkc Whitcomb Norton R. J. A. Mann Sherman A. A. A. Luba W. Wilson W. T. G. quatity E. Holmes h. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. E. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. and Barbara Stanley Eleanora George George Carl Charles Bertha Edward Ray Opal Olive Clara Eleanor Edna William Henry Cava Charles Louis Reginald Walter Milton Pierce Walter Kelly Laverne John Esther Rose Dorothy the Lad and and and Richard and Ray and and and and Ronald and and and and Brad Theodore Joseph Joseph John Dr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Center advance to PhiLanthropists Kiuge on Hedicat Buckeridge Kneisler and Byers McGill Ellis-Stigler North Gitchel Barr I. Betz McFetridge J. E. Jahr Ortgiesen E Piasecki M. Fischer Panich R. Kline Ralph Ricker Morgenroth Riedel H. Ingraham Lamp Mueller Moore Mikol Ockerlander Korsitzke Living S. Rose Ropiak D. W. J. Luba K. Gary H. E. Luke’s Lifetime L. F. R. Berggren B. McNicol Acorn E. and Hamilton Dobner Hartl Percy Robert Duffy W. John Timothy William William Cauley C. Aibray Alexander are Davies Jennie Craig St. Goad Arnold D. T. I)r. Edward Mary Charles Richard Dory Ernest Helen Adolph Stanley Georgianna Helen Rudolph Frank herbert Herman Erwin Katherine Alexander Esther Marguerite Kiara Russell Josephine James A. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. at Luk&s Edna Morland Deanna Katherine Doris Joy Johanna William Colleen Lori Bernice and and and and and and Mark and Larry St. care Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. MEMBEfS Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Ms. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Ms. Mr. Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous bequests of heatth whose Ilelwig memory Ilabbe In Wallen Adela Huth GOes Bartell Stoebe Ileinen Stevenson Goes Lang Fina Grede Grede Henke Landowsld LUKE’ Fons Furman M. Nault Langer Friedrich i Baderman 1.. Grunke Roeming C. C. Dlugopolski hubbard Cleaver Goad J. Davis Brenner W. F Imholte L. Hoermann Long Dumas and D. Veit G. G. Hershoff Levenhagen R. Edwin G. H. A. C. C. B. M. F. V. Mayer Schmitz J. H. Jerome Saemann Fred )enefactors P C. Vestrem Nielsen Kosharek Charles Derrill Karl C. Helmut Robert Harry Henry Lychwick John A. Albert

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A bequest is the most common of all “I give, devise, and bequeath to St. Luke’s Medical Center, Milwaukee, deferred, or future, gifts.A gift through Wisconsin, a nonprofit corporation, percent of the rest, residue and your wifi can be made for a certain dol remainder of my estate to be used as directed by the Board of Directors of lar amount or for a percentage of your estate.You can specify a certain area for St. Luke’s Medical Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.” (Or you can indicate a which your gift wifi eventually be used. specific area to benefit from your gift.) Bequests can also be designated for immediate use or to be held perma- Making a charitable bequest pro- Philanthropists. Your generosity and nently as endowment funds that wifi vides you with the opportunity to con- commitment to St.Luke’s as a Lifetime continue on forever. Tax laws favor tinue your support for causes you Philanthropist will be permanently bequests since the amount given is valued during your lifetime. Kelly recognized in The Spirit 01St. Luke’s removed from your estate and wifi not Sachse, director of planned giving donor magazine and on a brass be subject to federal estate taxes. for St. Luke’s and a certified fmancial plaque in the recognition area in

Making a gin through a bequest is planner, is available to work with you • the main entrance to the hospital. simple.Worldng with your attorney,you and your advisors to design provisions St. Luke’s also hosts a recognition can write an appropriate provision in that wifi best accomplish your personal event each year to honor St. Luke’s your will or trust or add a simple cod- financial and charitable goals. Kelly Lifetime Philanthropists. id to your wilLWe would be pleased can be reached at 649-7008. Your support through a bequest to furnish sample language you may If you are planning to provide or represents the future for St.Luke’s and find helpful when planning your be- have already provided for St. Luke’s in will enable the cutting-edge research quest. One example of a bequest made your estate plans, please let us know. and high quality patient care for after providing for your family and We would be pleased to welcome you which St. Luke’s is so well known to other loved ones would be: as a member of the St. Luke’s Lifetime continue on for future generations.

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