Spring 2020

Giving the Best Life In this issue: Hospice Expansion Plans Annual Listing of 2019 Donors And much more! Staff Regina Bodnar, R.N., M.S., M.S.N., C.H.P.C.A. Executive Director Jill Englar, L.C.S.W.-C. A Letter from the Director, Support Services Gail Forsyth Executive Director Quality, Accreditation and Education Specialist Paula Gabriel, R.N. Clinical Manager, Facility-Based Care Laura Hooper, Director of Quality and Compliance

Board of Trustees Del. Susan Krebs, Chair Ann Bollinger, Vice Chair Laura Gillen, Secretary Janet Buchanan, D.Min. Carolyn Burns James Covey Shirlyn Evans-Ford Barbara Harden Every few years my husband and I vacation on a Smooth Jazz Todd Herring Cruise, a week of incredible music shared with about 2,000 Chrissy Kanther C. Dave Kile fellow jazz enthusiasts in the Caribbean. John W. Middleton, M.D. This year, in addition to enjoying the many spectacular performances, I was deliberate James A. Miller, P.D. in attending some interviews and educational seminars with the performers. Todd Mitchell Ann Patterson One interview with a very young and impressively talented saxophonist struck a chord Robert Weinreich with me and reminded me of the Carroll Hospice team. Regina Bodnar, Executive Director Ellen Finnerty Myers, Executive Leader, • The musician described his passion for his music and referred to his work as a Vice President of Corporate Development, calling. Those very words are used by our hospice team to describe their work Carroll Hospital, a LifeBridge Health Center and why they have chosen to specialize in hospice and palliative care. • He spoke about his love of performing solo yet acknowledged that working in concert with other musicians brought out the best in him—much like the rhythm of Carroll Hospice’s interdisciplinary care teams. • He openly stated that he was only as good as his backup band of talented profes- sionals. Just as our clinicians are bolstered by the support of our secretaries, How to Reach Us: program assistants, referral coordinators, volunteers and many other staff. 410-871-8000 | 888-224-2580 • Finally, he spoke about being the new guy on the cruise and being welcomed by 410-871-7186 TTY performers with decades of skills, talents and expertise. I witness this every day 410-871-7528 Inpatient as our long-established team members welcome newer employees to Carroll 410-871-7242 Fax Hospice and eagerly share their personal pearls of wisdom to position them CarrollHospice.org for success. Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Overall, his talk reminded me that providing exceptional end-of-life hospice care is Carroll Hospice offers on-call service both an art and a science, and it takes a team to do it well. 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you experience an urgent concern It’s so very important to do what you love and love what you do, and I am fortunate outside of regular business hours, to be surrounded by those who share this same philosophy. please call 410-871-8000.

DASH is published by the Marketing Department at Carroll Hospital Regina Shannon Bodnar, R.N. Production Executive Director, Carroll Hospice Tracey Brown, Photography Howard Korn, Photography Mike Oehlers, Photography Devaney & Associates, Inc., Design Follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/CarrollHospice and production Carroll Hospice Responds to COVID-19 Concerns During this unprecedented time, Carroll Hospice is taking the safety of its patients, families and staff seriously while continuing to provide the quality end-of-life care for which it is known.

As of mid-March, here are the latest developments in the ways we are providing care to limit the possible transmission and spread of COVID-19: • First and foremost, we are continuing to use strict infection control practice—as we always do—to keep our patients, families and staff safe. This includes employing strict handwashing practices, using personal protective equipment if necessary, and cleaning our supplies and equipment stringently after each visit. • Staff members who are not feeling well are directed to stay home. • We are working closely with our nursing facilities to ensure that we are balancing their visitor guidelines with our commitment to providing good care. We are fully complying with their policies, such as making only essential visits and having our temperature taken before entering the building. We are restructuring our visits to minimize the number of facilities we are visiting in one day to lessen the risk of possible transmission from one facility to another. • Much of the support social workers, chaplains, bereavement counselors and volunteers are providing is being done via telephone instead of in person. • Volunteers are supporting patients and caregivers with weekly calls.

In addition to these protocols, our Dove House visitor policy has changed: • All visitors must check in at an information desk. • No children under age 18 are allowed, unless they are a child of a patient at Dove House. This includes all public areas. • Only one adult visitor is allowed per patient in all areas. • Visitors may be screened for flu-like symptoms (runny nose, fever and cough) and will not be allowed to visit if symptoms persist. • Visitors with international travel may not visit for 14 days after arrival in the United States.

Lastly, per state and federal recommendations for social distancing, we have canceled all events and support groups through the end of April, including Taste of Carroll (see page 10). Cancellations for support groups may be extended as necessary.

We will continue to monitor and transform our policies as the situation develops. Thank you for your understanding. Please call 410-871-8000 or visit CarrollHospice.org for the latest updates.

DASH — Spring 2020 3 As more families seek out hospice care, Carroll Hospice’s average number of patients has more than tripled in the past five years.

While the bulk of hospice care is done in the home setting, Dove House is available for patients whose symptoms cannot be managed at home.

“We’ve seen major growth,” says Ellen Finnerty Myers, vice president of corporate development at Carroll Hospital. “We used to have an average daily census of 4.5 patients at Dove House just five years ago, and now we’re at 8 patients.”

This tremendous growth has put into motion plans to expand and renovate Dove House to increase the number of beds from eight to 14 to ensure more patients can get the highest level of hospice care when needed.

At the time of Dove House’s original construction in 2006, the Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees had the foresight to plan for an eventual expansion of the facility. A shelled-out wing was built at that time in order to accommodate future growth, and it is this space that will be used to add new patient rooms.

An entire refresh of the patient floor will take place, including new furniture in patient rooms and common areas. Enhanced technological features, such as televisions with telecommunication capabilities, will be included in patient rooms to connect patients with family members not able to visit in person.

A reception desk near the front entrance will be built to assist families and to optimize workflow for staff. A new family lounge is also planned, with funds donated by the Kim Kelly Burden Foundation, to increase the space where loved ones can gather.

After the refresh of the patient area is complete, a renovation of the administrative floor on the first level will occur, with updates to the offices, board room and staff training space.

Mark Blacksten, Carroll Hospital Foundation board member and past chair of the Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees, is the fundraising chair for the $3.5 million project. “It’s going to allow the hospice team the opportunity to grow and greatly enhance the already amazing level of caring service that they provide to patients and families,” he says.

The expansion is being funded through philanthropic giving, including support from the Kahlert Foundation, the Harold Glen and Audrey G. Benson Trumpower Foundation, the Kim Kelly Burden Foundation and other generous donors.

In addition, Delegate Susan Krebs, chair of the Carroll Hospice board, and her District 5 colleagues— Senator Justin Ready, Delegate April Rose and Delegate Haven Shoemaker—petitioned Governor Larry Hogan and Budget Secretary David Brinkley for funds and secured $650,000 in 2019 toward the project from Capital Budget Chair Adrienne Jones.

“Both Governor Hogan and Secretary Brinkley are huge supporters of hospice,” says Delegate Krebs. “We’re very thankful that they included Carroll Hospice in the state budget this way.”

The construction project is slated to begin in 2020 and is expected to last about a year.

4 DASH — Spring 2020 DASH — Spring 2020 5 Managing Pain in Hospice Care

Pain management is an essential aspect of a hospice patient’s While medication is our first line of treatment, controlling pain care. To effectively manage our patients’ pain, I involve the isn’t as easy as throwing medication at the problem. Most of the entire hospice care team—including the patient and his or her time, hospice patients have multiple conditions that must be taken family. into consideration before selecting the proper medication to ease their pain. Pain can come in many forms, such as nerve pain, metastatic bone pain, deep visceral pain or even emotional pain, complicated all the In addition to medication management, our care team offers other more when it’s a mixture of several types of pain. ways of managing pain. Pet therapy, meditation, hot and cold therapy, massage and acupuncture can often provide relief without Our first step in creating a care any side effects. plan is to set clear goals and emphasize realistic expectations. By identifying a patient’s individual needs and utilizing a wide First, we try to define the nature range of approaches, we can make the patient and their family and cause of the patient’s pain. By comfortable. doing so, we can more readily A family’s final moments with their loved one are invaluable; target its source by using a variety by keeping their loved ones at peace, they can spend this time of treatment options. creating positive memories uninterrupted by symptoms.

John W. Middleton, M.D., is Carroll Hospice’s medical director.

Kim Kelly Burden Foundation To Match Donations up to $50,000

Exciting news! The Kim Kelly Burden Foundation recently announced that it will be matching all donations from new donors up to $50,000 in support of Carroll Hospice’s expansion project.

The Kim Kelly Burden Foundation was created by Mike Burden in honornor of his late wife, who was cared for by Carroll Hospice in 2014.

“Shortly after Kim’s passing, I established The Kim Kelly Burden Foundation in her memory and in honor of the difference that the teamm from Carroll Hospice made in our lives,” Mike says. “I hope to inspire the community to partner with me in growing this vital service.”

Donations made by June 30, 2020 will be doubled through this matching grant.

You can make your contribution to Carroll Hospice today by visiting CarrollHospice.org/make-a-gift or mailingg toto::

Carroll Hospice Development Office 200 Memorial Avenue Westminster, Maryland 21157

Please call 410-871-7220 for more information or email [email protected]

6 DASH —Spring 2020 Collaborating in Care Carroll Community College partners with Carroll Hospice in new hospice aides program

A new program is helping hospice aides empower patient families who provide care for their loved ones at home.

While the hospice aides’ role is to help patients with personal care, there are times when hospice staff is not in the home to help, explains Gail Forsyth, Carroll Hospice’s quality, accreditation and education specialist. “We want family members to feel comfortable caring for their loved ones,” she says.

Created through a collaboration between Carroll Hospice and Carroll Community College, the program offers hospice aides hands-on demonstrations of basic daily care, fall prevention and safety, and health monitoring, according to Beverly Spicknall, adjunct instructor for the college’s Certified Nursing Assistant Program.

“The information sessions elevate the aides’ confidence in their ability to demonstrate the tasks they do and the ‘why’ behind them,” says Spicknall.

In addition to demonstrating caregiving skills—such as how to give a bath, how to handle a catheter and how to use good body mechanics while providing care—the sessions offer time for discussion of what information is important for aides to share with the families they support.

The aides are also encouraged to ask family members to watch them as they provide care as another way of offering knowledge and comfort, says Spicknall.

“The partnership between the college’s Advantage C division and Carroll Hospice is strong and collaborative,” says Janet Ladd, We individually strive to inform P.C.C., S.P.H.R., senior director of corporate services and workforce development for Carroll Community College. “We individually and serve our community to the strive to inform and serve our community to the best of our ability, but when we work together, it broadens the number of people best of our ability, but when we who benefit.”

work together, it broadens the Regina Bodnar, executive director of Carroll Hospice, agrees. “Our aides have been incredibly enthusiastic and complimentary number of people who benefi t. of the program and the positive impact it will have for families caring for their loved ones,” she says.

DASH — Spring 2020 7 GIVINGGIVING THETHE Best Life

8 DASH —Spring 2020 “Carroll Hospice was my lifeline, I will never forget what they did for me and my family.”

Laurette Kammerman had one goal while her “Her whole life, it was about everyone else but her,” mother was in Carroll Hospice’s care: to give her the Laurette remembers. “She was very strong willed, and best life in the time she had left. she always wanted to do things for other people.”

“And that’s what I did,” she says. Laverne enjoyed knitting and crocheting and loved to cook, especially Polish food. “Until the very end, she It was a dark time for Laurette and her family. They’d always had to be doing something,” says Laurette. “I lost her father, Harold Schuler, in June 2018. Her would sit her down in the kitchen and she would be mother, Laverne Schuler, had been diagnosed with peeling potatoes or making vegetables. She had to feel cervical cancer in 2017, and had put her own health needed.” needs aside to care for her husband. The couple had been weeks away from celebrating their 60th wedding Laurette made sure her mother was pampered in her anniversary when Harold died. final months, especially since she essentially had been homebound while caring for Harold. Laurette had been traveling to her parents’ home in Ocean Pines every other week to care for them while Previously, the only time Laverne had her nails working full time. “If we needed something, [my professionally painted was for Laurette’s wedding. parents] would help us,” says Laurette. “So when they got sick, I told my husband: ‘This is my turn.’” That changed when she came to live with Laurette. “Her friend would come every Friday and take her out After Harold’s death, Laverne moved into Laurette’s to lunch, and they would go shopping and get their home in Marriottsville, and they enlisted the help of nails done every three weeks,” Laurette says. She also Carroll Hospice. made sure her mother continued to get her hair done every week. Mother and daughter especially connected with Dorothea James, Carroll Hospice’s lead chaplain. “My Laverne loved being a grandmother, or “Baba,” to mother couldn’t wait until she came,” Laurette says. Laurette’s two children. She would watch them during “Her eyes would light up, and Dorothea would sing to summer vacations at her home in Ocean Pines, where her.” Dorothea was even able to track down a favorite many memories were made. Now adults, Laverne’s song of Laverne and Harold’s from church, Laurette grandchildren made sure to come home for remembers, to sing. “To the very day my mother died, Thanksgiving and Christmas to visit and spend time Dorothea was there for me and my family,” says with her. Laurette. Laverne also loved holiday decorations, and Laurette Laverne had been in good health before the cancer was happy to oblige. “I thought ‘if she wants to have diagnosis. She walked three miles a day, worked out at decorations up, I’m putting decorations up,’” Laurette Curves until she was 80 and mowed the lawn at age remembers. Whether it was for Halloween, fall or 85. While in hospice care, she wasn’t in pain, Laurette Christmas, Laurette says she “decorated to the max” remembers, but had started to lose weight, despite her for her mother. large appetite. “My mom was my best friend,” she says. “I just hope That changed suddenly in early 2019, when Laverne that I gave her the best life that she could’ve had couldn’t talk or eat anymore. She was transported to without my dad.” Dove House. Before she left, Laverne told her daughter she loved her. She never spoke again. Laurette is thankful for the help Carroll Hospice provided to her at such a difficult time. She died five days after entering Dove House. “Carroll Hospice was my lifeline,” she says. “I will never forget what they did for me and my family.”

DASH — Spring 2020 9 Reimagining the 21st Annual Taste of Carroll

We are experiencing unprecedented times that are requiring us to adjust our life, work and social interactions.

Carroll Hospice is on the front lines, and all of our associates continue to offer comfort, care and compassion to the sick and dying. This The Market Sponsor: Len Stoler includes our non-clinical staff and volunteers who are redesigning their work in order to move forward as an organization. Amuse-Bouche Sponsor Penguin Random House, Inc. | iCare Medical Transport Reimagining Taste of Carroll, scheduled for April 27, is one of those Entree Sponsors things. Although we are not able to hold the event in 2020, we will Target Controls | The Emmert Hobbs Foundation celebrate Carroll Hospice with a clarity of our mission. Hors D’Oeuvres Sponsors As always, we share uplifting stories of families celebrating their lives Barnes-Bollinger Insurance Services, Inc. | Darrell Financial Services together in this issue of DASH. We will honor our Hospice Heroes Devaney & Associates, Inc. | Haight Funeral Home & Chapel, PA and send thanks to all our sponsors, vendors and auction donors in Johnson Controls, Inc. | The Honorable Susan & Mr. Mark Krebs the newspaper and on social media. Our mobile silent auction, date to Lawn Doctor Carroll Co. | Lorien Mt. Airy & Taneytown Orrstown Bank | Pivot Physical Therapy be determined, will also be a way for everyone to give gratitude for Robin Ford Building & Remodeling, Inc. Carroll Hospice and all the partners that are so necessary. SCL Corporation: Right at Home | Mr. Greg & Mrs. Leslie Simmons Care must go on. Families still need guidance and healing, and the Intermezzo Sponsors staff need your support. Automated Protection R. Wayne Barnes, CLU, CLTC, Life & Long Term Care Insurance “We’d like to thank everyone for understanding the severity of the Carroll Community College | Carroll County Anesthesia Associates, P.A. situation and for their continued passion for Carroll Hospice,” says Ellen Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees | Carroll Occupational Health Coca Cola Consolidated | Gerstell Academy, Inc. Finnerty Myers, chief development officer and vice president of Brian and Mary Pat Kavanagh | Ellen and Neil Meltzer corporate development at Carroll Hospital & Carroll Hospice. “It is now P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc. | Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, P.A. that charitable gifts allow us to be innovative and impact us in ways we Sun Valley Assisted Living | Tim Kyle Co. Inc. Electrical Service never expected, such as our current emergency preparedness efforts.” Visiting Angels Living Assistance Services | Mr. Robert L. Weinreich Dessert Sponsors A special thank you is extended to our generous Taste of Carroll sponsors AmWINS Group, Inc. | Mr. & Mrs. Mark Debinski and vendors, as well as our dedicated committee members, who put their Elite Tents and Events | Farmers & Merchants Bank all into advocating and supporting Carroll Hospice. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Galvin III | Mr. Tom & Mrs. Laura Gillen Mr. Glenn Heath & Mrs. Robbin Nolen Today and always, we could not do it without you. Hoffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott & Halstad, LLP Mr. Bob & Mrs. Janice Kirkner | Lakeside Title Company Visit TasteofCarroll.org to view the full list of the sponsors and NWSB Bank | PSA Insurance & Financial Services vendors who had committed to our event. Please call 410-871-6204 Mr. Mark S. & Mrs. Teresa D. Snyder or email [email protected] with questions. Tapas Sponsors Brightview Westminster Ridge | First Financial Federal Credit Union Quantum Internet Services Inc. | Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Townsley Meet Our 2020 Hospice Heroes Hospice Heroes are recognized each year for going above and beyond in Cordial Sponsors providing excellent care to patients and their families. Aquino Financial Group, LLC | Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bauer Capitol Sales Recruiting, LLC | Carroll Community Bank This year’s Hospice Heroes are: Copper Ridge | Fairhaven | Golden Crest Assisted Living Nicole (Nikki) Breighner, L.P.N. | Dorothea James, Lead Chaplain Ivy Gifford & Team | Mr. C. David & Mrs. Lizanne Kile Chloe Keller, Social Worker | Katherine Nicholson, Department Secretary Knorr Brake Company | M. T. Laney Company, Inc. Jessica Roschen, Bereavement Counselor Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Ellen Finnerty Myers | Mr. Robert Nicolay Robert Weinreich, Community Hospice Hero River Downs Golf Course | Silberstein Insurance Group The French Twist Visit CarrollHospice.org/Hospice-Heroes to learn more about each of these Velnoskey Wealth Management Group of Janney Montgomery Scott individuals who excel at quality care for our community.

10 DASH —Spring 2020 The Impact of Carroll Hospice FY 2019 (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019)

192 95 177 9,473 5,016 Patients on Average Number of Number of Total Volunteer Number of Community Per Day Employees Volunteers Hours Members Given Bereavement Support

Veteran Patients Served 234 (Equals 20% of Total Patients Served)

Admissions by County 88% 5% 5% 1% 1% Carroll County Frederick County Baltimore County Pennsylvania Other

Patients Admitted All Services Family Members Served by Bereavement Services 1,603 1,600 1,600 1,422 1,400 1,400 1,298 1,127 1,162 1,200 1,050 1,200 967 1,098 1,000 822 910 1,000 800 800

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DASH — Spring 2020 11 Annual Reportp off Carroll Hospicep 2019 Founders Circle and Tribute Donors

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Founders Circle Members Represented on this list are the individuals who contributed $1,000 or more and businesses/organizations that contributed $2,500 or more to benefit Carroll Hospice between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019. If you would like to become a member of this amazing group of visionaries, visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-of-Giving to learn more.

Councilwoman Suzanne P. Albert David Kottra, D.O. Mr. Todd & Mrs. Donna Herring American Legion Riders Post 31 Celaine So, M.D. Mrs. Linda Hikel Anchor Pharmacy and Medical Supply/ Matthew Crutchley, M.D. Mr. R. Neal & Mrs. Nancy Hoffman Carroll Care Pharmacies: Jessica Hobbs, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. G. Lawrence Hogue Drs. James & Jeanie Miller The Chase Family Fund Ms. Michele Holcomb Anonymous Mr. Jack Cheatham HomeCare Maryland Mrs. Patrice A. Arbogast Mrs. Marlene G. Chenoweth Mr. Ken J. Hornberger Ruth H. Bair Mr. & Mrs. Stephan C. Clark Howard Chapel-Ridgeville United Methodist Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Barger Coca Cola, USA Church Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Bonnie Barnes Ms. Carol R. Coley Estate of William R. & Thelma Howard Barnes-Bollinger Insurance Services, Inc.: Drs. Joan Develin Coley & M. Lee Rice Ms. Penny Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. David S. Bollinger Mr. & Mrs. Donald I. Combs Hughes Trash Removal, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Bollinger Community Foundation of Carroll Ms. Doris J. Hull BB&T Corporation County, Inc. iCare Medical Transport Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bell Mr. Yancey D. & Mrs. Peggy S. Costas Mr. Charles Ingram Estate of Julia Berwager Darrell Financial Services: Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Barbara James Bluewater Advisory: Mr. Mark & Mrs. Mary Darrell Jersey Mike’s Subs: Mr. & Mrs. Mark Debinski Davis Library, Inc. Mr. Nick Sargent Mr. Mike & Mrs. Regina Bodnar Mr. & Mrs. Mark Dennis The Kahlert Foundation, Inc.: Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bohn Mr. David Dekowski & Mrs. Diane Devaney Greg & Roberta Kahlert Steve & Linda Bohn Mr. Edmund H. & Mrs. Carolyn F. Dutterer Mr. Brett & Mrs. Chrissy Kanther Mrs. Carolyn Boner Estate of Thelma Duvall Ms. Mary Pat Kavanagh Mr. August C. Bonsall Elite Tents & Events Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Kirk, Jr. In Memory of Carla Bopst The Emmert Hobbs Foundation Mr. Bob & Mrs. Janice Kirkner Mr. Charles & Mrs. Lori Borek Mrs. Ann B. Fagan Koons Toyota of Westminster John Herman Bosse Irrevocable Trust Fletcher Funeral & Cremation Services, P.A.: Mr. James & Mrs. Ann Kramb Mr. Wilson R. Bounds Mr. Dale & Mrs. Teresa Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Kramer BrightView Landscape Ms. Susan J. Galicki Mrs. Christine M. Krebs Mr. C. Todd Brown Dr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Galvin III The Honorable Susan & Mr. Mark Krebs Ms. Joyce Lea Brown Mr. Robert C. George Lawn Doctor Carroll Co.: Mr. Martin & Mrs. Carolyn Burns Mr. P. Douglas & Mrs. Christine A. Mr. Tony Richardson Burrier-Queen Funeral Home & Gerstmyer Mr. Richard Lippy Crematory, P.A. Mr. Tom & Mrs. Laura Gillen Ann M. Lucas Revocable Trust Mr. Eugene A. & Mrs. Joanne L. Canale Dr. Kevin D. Grayson Terri Lyons & Steve King Capitol Office Solutions Mr. Darius & Mrs. Janet Gross M&T Bank CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield LaVerna Hahn Charitable Trust Maryland Branch, Shut-in Society of Mr. & Mrs. H. Scott Carr Haight Funeral Home & Chapel, P.A.: Baltimore City, Inc. Carroll County Anesthesia Associates, P.A. Mr. Brian Haight Ellen & Neil Meltzer Andrew Green, M.D. Ms. Susan Haight Dr. John Middleton Kiran Kuna, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Haines Mr. Todd & Mrs. Karen Mitchell Jeffrey Tabak, M.D. Mrs. Connie M. Hawk Mr. Eddie F. Molesworth John Brock, M.D. Mr. Tim & Mrs. Sue Haynes Ms. Paula J. Monroe-Davidson Diana Eclavea, M.D. Mr. Glenn Heath & Mrs. Robbin Nolen Doug & Ellen Finnerty Myers

12 DASH — Spring 2020 Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2019 Founders Circle and Tribute Donors

Founders Circle Members, continued Nicholl Family Foundation, Inc. Robin Ford Building & Remodeling, Inc.: Target Electric, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James P. O’Meara Mr. Robin Ford & Mrs. Shirlyn Evans-Ford Dawn F. Thomas Penguin Random House, Inc. Mr. Luke Robinson in memory of W. Dennis Thomas In Memory of Diane Peregoy S.H. Tevis & Son, Inc.: Mrs. Patricia A. Thompson Mrs. Carol Pierce Mr. Jack & Mrs. Beth Tevis Tim Kyle Co. Inc. Electrical Service Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Piern Estate of William F. Salisbury Ms. Kimberly Tompkins Pivot Physical Therapy Mr. & Mrs. Edward Schaefer Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Townsley Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, P.A. Mr. & Mrs. John Schmiedt Ms. Hyla Troxell Quantum Internet Services Inc. Mr. Greg & Mrs. Leslie Simmons Mrs. Diane J. Vittetoe R. Wayne Barnes, CLU, CLTC, Life & Dr. & Mrs. Errol G. Smith Mr. & Mrs. George W. Warden Long Term Care Insurance SNC Partners LLC: Wayne Hollenbaugh State Farm R. Wayne Feezer Memorial Foundation Mr. David Christ Mr. Robert L. Weinreich & Mrs. Beulah Feezer Mr. Mark S. & Mrs. Teresa D. Snyder Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Laura Welty Mr. & Mrs. David B. Reasner III Ms. Etta Lee Spaulding Westminster Home Association Mrs. Hazel Rectanus Mr. & Mrs. Gary N. Spencer Ms. Mary C. Willing Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Renbaum Ms. Deborah L. Spittel Mr. & Mrs. Lewis W. Wimmer Estate of Mr. Dana F. Rice Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Springer Wolf Professional Security, Inc. Ms. Lorna J. Rice Mr. Jeffrey A. & Mrs. Diane Shipley Sprinkle Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Wright Right at Home In-Home Care & Assistance: Ms. Tobie Stewart Mr. Carroll L. & Mrs. Sue M. Yingling Mr. Steve & Mrs. Carole Luber Ms. Tracey L. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. John B. Yingling Mr. Dale & Mrs. Susan Rill Sun Valley Assisted Living Mr. Patrick & Mrs. Charlene Zito Switchbridge

DASH — Spring 2020 13 Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2019 Founders Circle and Tribute Donors Memorials Each year, Carroll Hospice receives many gifts in memory of loved ones and special friends. The following is a list of people remembered through memorial gifts received between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019. If you would like to make a contribution in memory of someone special, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-of-Giving

IN MEMORY OF Ruth Bennett Dorothy T. Burkhardt Thomas Collier Margie Abendshein Thomas Berneski Clyde Burleson Georgia L. Collingsworth Doris N. Albaugh Patricia R. Bettendorf Peggy S. Burlew Betty & Bill Collins Dennis Albright Donald E. Betz Ruth D. Burrows Tony Colodanato Catherine Alcorn Robert Biddinger Arthur N. Butler, Jr. Raymond Conaway Linda Allder Henry W. Bien, Jr. William Buttrum Helen M. Conolley Patricia Allen Jean Bien Hubert C. Byrn Grover Conrad Doreen V. Allgaier Roy S. Biles Beverly D. Calafos Pauline E. Conroy Sam Alspach Kenneth E. Bish Donna Calhoun James E. Cook Arnold “Skip” Amass Mae Bixler Jack Calhoun Carrie Cooley Catherine Anderson Michael Bloom Alice Callari Joe Cooney Richard K. Anderson, Sr. Harry F. Blume Debbie Callari Johnny Cooney Robert P. Anderson Sandra J. Bodnar Robert Calp Terry Cope Clement Ani Burnell Boerner Louise D. Caltrider Kathleen Covey-Kersey Marvene Anthony Gerald J. Boerner, Sr. Mollie M. Campbell Mary W. Crabbs Mildred & Richard Arbogast David M. Bogusko Anna Carhart Charlie Craig Richard Arbogast Douglas Bohn John G. Carhart, Jr. Gordan Craig Bernard & Alta Armacost Kenneth & Catherine Bohn Virginia Carlisle Michael Creaghan Robert Armstrong Thelma Bohn Darlene Carlock Terry Cromwell Lottie Arnold Barbara Bolard Paula Carlyle Patricia Crouch A. Carole Arrieta Barbara Bollinger James W. Carmack George Crouse Marjorie J. Ashe Betty Bollinger Clara Carr Kathleen M. Crouse Nancy L. Ashwell Robert Bollinger Harvey & Sarah Carr Stewart Cummings Audrey D. Bailey Robert P. Boner Hugh Carr Anthony Curreri Virginia Bailey Olive Boone Patricia Carr Jennifer Dalton Bradley L. Baker Floyd F. Booth Skip Carr Shirley Daniels Eula Baker Carla Bopst Francis E. Carrigo Marion B. Darling J. Franklin & Marie Baker Maxine Bornyek Dolores T. Carson William Darragh Jim & Christine Baker Virginia Bosse Clifford Carter Kenneth Davidson Bill Balant James Bostian Herbert Carter Benjamin Davis Albert R. Ball Louis Boulmetis Anthony Cascio Edgar Davis, Jr. Thomas Ballantine, Sr. Phyllis Bowersox Sam Case Jane Davis Fred Balmages Lorraine Bowie Dale Cellito Jordy Davis Edward L. Baltzell Kenneth Bowlin Grazia Centineo Mary Lou Davis Betty Bankard Jeffrey B. Boyle Donna Chaikin Shirley A. Dean G. Raymond Bankert Helen Boyles Viola Chalk Michael Deane Brenda Barber Jerome “Jerry” Brady, Jr. Betty Chalson Donald Deckelman Paul “Doug” Bare Gerald H. Brandon Gretchen Chapman Betty DeGroft Charles N. Barnes Calvin J. Branham Ukase Duane Chen Homer & Naomi DeGroft Charles W. Barnes, Jr. Gary R. Brauning, Sr. Charles L. Chenault, Jr. Marilyn Deland Gloria Barnes Louis C. Bricca William A. Chenoweth, Jr. Charlotte L. Dell Ken & Charlotte Barnes Rev. Harold W. Brittingham, Jr. Robert Chester Thomas Franklin Dell Burnell Barnhart Maureen Brothers Marvin Childs Edith Morelock Derting Charles R. Barnhart Oscar Brothers Joyce Chomko Margaret Desmond Margaret Barnhart Virginia Brothers M. Elizabeth Chouinard Caroline L. Devilbiss Samuel W. Barrick Arthur & Barbara Brow Katherine Choyce Olivia H. Devilbiss Nancy Bartkus Barbara Brown Robert Chrest Judith L. Dewrell Mary A. Basler Jimmy Lee Brown Jonathan Christopher William Eugene Dick James E. Batterden Norma M. Brown Olivia Ciambruschini Victoria Diggins Barbara L. Bauerlien Philetus Brown Joseph Ciaravella Francis Dimick Michael W. Bauerline Lona I. Bruce Lucy Cinquegrani Marie L. Dimick Martin C. Bauernschub Donald Bull Mark E. Clark Marie R. Dinatale Elsie Marie Beall Winnie Bullock Frances Clatterbuck Patricia Diseroad Charlotte Beam Kim Burden Daniel Click, Sr. Bettie L. Ditman Monroe & Helen Bear John N. Burdette Larry D. Click, Sr. Kent & Doris Dixon Beverly Beauchamp James H. Burg Ann Cole Brent Donnovan Harvey E. Bell Frank L. Burgess, Jr. Janice M. Cole Kenneth Lee Dorm Thomas Bell Michael P. Burke Joseph & Kay Colley George W. Dorr

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Memorials, continued

Ida Jean Dougherty Sally Flanagan Elizabeth A. Griffith William E. Heying, Sr. Patricia Dowd Richard W. Flater Charles E. Grimes, Jr. Betty Hibbs Ethel M. Downs Elmer C. Fleischer David W. Grimes Malcolm E. Hicks Thelma S. Doyle Roseanne Foohey Charlotte E. Grocki Gero Hilbourn Lucille Drechsler Molly Lou Foor Pauline Groft Lucille Hilgartner Florence E. Dryden Glennis Formwalt Patricia Gropp Helen B. Hill Susan Duckowitz George W. Forrester, Sr. Kathryn Groshon Carliss Hiltner Helen Duckworth Helen Forrester Dorothy L. Gross Andrew T. Hirsch Robert Duerling Patricia Fosko Joseph W. & Lizzie Gross Robert L. Hobba, Jr. Sandra Duffy Margaret Founds Stanley D. Groves, Sr. Harry W. Hobbs, Sr. Bernie Dull Betsy Fowble Rosaria Gugliuzza Gilbert Hoff Mary E. DuMond Shirley A. Fowler Aleksandra Gurfolino Ida M. Hoff Harry T. Dunmire Matt Frame Gloria Gurfolino Robyn & Ron Hoff Mary Joan Dunn Rose Frazee Shirley L. Hackett William E. Hoff Richard Durant James Frederick Robert L. Hagel Stephen Hoffman Anne S. Durham Bill Fritz Mary “Petey” Hager Joan Hofmann Bob Durham William L. Frock Beverly Hague Adam Hoke Glenn Dusman Anna Fuchs C. Edward Haines Joan Holbrook Hilda Dutterer Marvin Fuchs Elsie Hale Joe & Elaine Holechek Thomas Dzialowski Dorothy Furney Margaret Hale James L. Holford, Jr. John Ebaugh Gerhard Futran Milton Hale Craig Hollinger Louise Ebaugh Waltraud Futran Mitch Hale Nora Hollman Ed Ecker Carlton Gabler, Sr. William Hamilton Verna V. Holsinger Mildred O. Ecker Richard E. Galicki Nancy Hampt Laura Holt-Hollingshead LeRoy John Eckhardt Rosalie Gamm Flora M. Hamshey Kathleen A. Holter Jeanne Elliott Donel C. Ganz Joy L. Hands Stanley Hooper Roy Elliott Gary D. Garber Kenneth Allan Hands Dewey Hopkins Teresa Ellis Lorna Eva Garner Dennis L. Hann John Hopkins Charles W. Ellison III Ida Garrettson Scott Hannon Dale W. Horn Helene H. Emery Joseph P. Geipe, Sr. Jean Harbaugh Evelyn Horn David R. Ensor Walter Geisler Gary Hardee George “Jack” Horn Stacey N. Erich Joe Germana John & Nancy Hardesty William Horn Nancy H. Ernest Georgia S. Getty Leo Harding Sharon W. Hornberger Vashti Esbrandt Deborah Gibbons Helen S. Harmon Helen Houston Victor B. Eshelman Mary L. Gibson Nelson Harper Teresa Howard Megan A. Estey Marilyn R. Gill Eleanor L. Harris Thelma Howard Audrey W. Evans Charlene Gillis Jack Harris William Howard, Jr. Phyllis S. Evans Ted D. Girdner Michael Harris Charles D. Huber William R. Evans Charles H. Gist Paul E. Harris Dorothy Huffman Bruce Paul Eyler, Jr. Edward Gleason Terri Marie Harrison Edward E. Hughes Elizabeth Eyler Richard Goodman Doug Harry Michael Hughes Yale Fagan Violet V. Goodmuth Doris J. Hartman H. Stanley Hunter Bruce Falkenberg Thelma J. Goodwin Kathy Hartman Margaret L. Hyde Delores Ann Farley Charles Gorbey Thelma N. Hartzler Christine Iacono Marjorie Farson Arthur W. Gosnell Peter Haslauer Julia Ibex Helen Farver Elizabeth M. Gosselin Frances W. Hatcher Klaus Ihde Mary L. Fedli Robert Gosselin William Haugh, Jr. Gary A. Irons Daisy V. Feeser Glen E. Gotschall Neil Hawk George M. Irwin, Jr. John Feezer Betty L. Grabill Carleton W. Hayek Johnny Izquierdo R. Wayne Feezer Jean Graf Arnold Hayes Susan Jacobson Raymond H. Fendlay Betty Graham Carol Head Marian F. Jaeger Warren Ferguson John Graham William Hedrick Sarayeh Jamshidi Karen Feroli Mildred G. Graham Wilson Heintzman Anne Jeffers Nick Ferrera Mamie Granzier Etta R. Heird Melvin Jeffers Al Fiedler Joanne W. Gray Richard Dennis Helm Bertha I. Jenkins Helma Fiedler Deanna Grayson Mary Patricia Hemler Margaret Jenkins Joy Fincham Dale Green Dennis M. Henley, Sr. William J. Jenkins Rosario Fiorani Howard W. Green Michael D. Henry Dr. William C. Jennette, Jr. Eva Mae Wilson Fisher Kathryn L. Green Alice Herbst Gloria Johnson Gene Fisher Geneva P. Greene Dave Herlocker Janet M. Johnson David Fitz Rosina S. Greensfelder Alyce B. Herrera Jean Johnson Margaret Flagg Charles L. Greenslit Eleanor D. Heuer Kathleen Johnson

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Memorials, continued Michael Johnson Doris Kolbe Donald Linnemann Eldridge & Ruth Martin Walter Johnson Marion Koontz Dorothy Lippy Joann R. Martin Ruth Johnstone Agnes Kowalczyk Edith Little Joyce F. Martin Bill Joiner Nancy S. Kowalski JoAnn M. Little Lavina M. Martin Betty Lou Jones Nancy Kozar Richard Little Marion A. Martin Joseph F. Jones Richard Kozlowski William Little Michelle L. Martin Lydia Jones Alfred H. Kraig Thelma Lockard Paul E. Martin Thomas Joy Catherine M. Krause Lisa K. Logan Robert Martin Martha Kable Robert J. Krebs, Jr. Geneva Long Dorothea Martinelli Muriel Kable Joseph Kreimer James Long Vincent Marzullo Philip “Butch” Kable Lawernce Kreseski, Sr. Donald Lotz Mary Lou Mason Leslie Kaiser John G. Kripas Barbara Love Norman R. Mason Frances C. Kane Morris L. Krome Renee Lovett Ross Mason Henrietta Kaplowitz Jerry Lagrone Martha A. Luhn Bernard T. Massicot Vera Karwacki Gary D. Lambert Paul A. Lundahl Elizabeth “Betty” Mathias Carol Katz Janet Lambert Charles Luther Barbara Matulevich Audrey J. Kaufman Helen Lambie Craig Lyons Kenneth I. Mayberry Edward L. Kaufman III Betty Lamon Mary MacDonald Dennis McCafferty Kathleen Keener Jeanne Lanciotti Andrew Macharsky John McCann Margaret Keeney Jerry Landsman, Sr. Guyla Macioch Eleanor McCausland Elizabeth Keeter Janet Lang Robert C. Maier John T. McCormick, Sr. Carol Keller Mary Langmead Drunette Main Michael E. McCracken C.J. Kelly, Jr. Delores Lanouette Joseph G. Maley Barbara L. McDonald Dorothy E. Kemp Betty L. Lantz Mary Joan Malinowski Clayton McDonald John “Jack” Kennan Becky Larkin Louis & Jean Maloff Janice M. McDonald James K. Kennedy James C. Lawrence, Jr. Frank & Theresa Malta Janet McDowell Philip Kennedy James C. Lawrence, Sr. Doris Mann Beverly M. McFalls Ruth King Stephen Lazar Elizabeth Mann Wanda McGhee Mary H. Kinney Fern O. Lee Anne & Elmer Mariner Jennie McGraw Eva M. Kirker Eva Leese Richard Mariner John L. McInerney Dr. Arthur Kirsch William R. Leese William B. Marks, Jr. William James McKenzie Cathy Knight Scott Lefko Sydney Marr Edgar McLain Jean Knight Mary B. Legore Carolyn Marshall Charles McMahan Theresa Rose Knorr Imogene E. Leister Kenneth Marshall Doris McMillan Kaisy Knott Michael Lentzner Latanya Marshall James J. McPhillips Frances Koenig William & Ethel Lentzner Catherine Martin Michael McShane Stephen Kohut Dean Leppo, Sr. Donald W. Martin William Medairy

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Memorials, continued Roberta Medalis Robert Myers Charles B. Punte Jacqueline Russo Betty J. Meise Robert A. Myers David Pyle William J. Ruth, Sr. Agnes Mellor Robert E. Myers Joyce Quimby Edward & Theresa Ryncewicz Charles “Mike” Mellor Stanwood C. & Ruby Quintrell Ruby Elaine SanFellipo Dr. Martin Meloy Dorothy E. Myers Randy Rager Evelyn M. Sandberg Michael F. Melsheimer Christine Naylor Karen Ramage Evelyn Sanders Naomi Menchey Don Nelson Wayne Rash Helen K. Sanders Roland R. Merkle Shirley Netzer James R. Rau Harry L. Sandosky Matt Merlo H. Douglas New Beverly T. Raver Samuel Santiago Stanley A. Mertz, Sr. Brian Newcomer William Reese Isabel Maria Santis John W. Metcalfe Herbert Nicholson John Reinhard Edward Sawaya, Jr. Lori Metzger Harry Nikirk Pat Renehan Ruth Saylor Teresa Meushaw Paul Noble Mary E. Repass William Scarbeau Frances Meyers Elizabeth Norfolk Carl & Anna Repetti F. David Schaeffer Joan Michael Leona L. Norris Patricia Reshnet Hilda M. Schaeffer Marian W. Mielke Donald L. Nott Carl Reter Monte A. Schaeffer Dr. Edith Mihaescu Edward Novak Charles Reuling Elaine Schechter Concetta Miles Jackie Novak Eva Rexroad Catherine Walsh Scheper Arlene Miller Leslie W. Null Catharine Rhoads Abel J. Schisler Arthur & Helen Miller Ralph & Jane Nupp Dr. Renzo Ricci Sandy & Paul Schlerf Beulah A. Miller T.R. O’Farrell III Dana Rice Dolores Schlipper Charles E. Miller, Sr. Connie C. Oden Jean R. Rice Cindy Schlude Jake Miller Christian F. Often, Sr. Mark & Debbie Richards Walter Schmid, Jr. Kathryn L. Miller Bill Oler Edna Richter Joan C. Schmidt L. Thomas Miller Francis P. Orlando Melvin Ricketts Bozena Schmiedt Larry Miller Anita Oswald Joseph Rider, Jr. Howell L. Schnauble Lillian M. Miller Leo A. Oursler Ray Ridgely James J. Schwartz Robert F. Miller Neal N. Owings Virginia H. Ridgely David Schweinsberg Ruth Miller Rebecca Owings Yoshiko Ridgway George R. Schweitzer Sherman Miller Robert Packard Thomas N. Riffle Beatrice B. Scott Teresa A. Miller Wilhelmina Palmer William Riley Robert J. Scott Wayne K. Million William M. Palmer, Jr. Floyd Rimbey Paul H. Scovitch, Sr. Josephine Minturn Helen R. Palochonski Treva Rimbey Gilbert Seibel Henry Mirfin Otts Palochonski Josie & Greg Ritter Harry J. Seigman Joanne B. Mirosavich Anna M. Parvis Graciliano Riveron Margaret P. Seipp Edith Moderacki Joseph A. Patterson Charlene Rivlin Elizabeth “Betty” Ann Carroll Molesworth Salvatore Pelicano Margaret C. Robbins Sensabaugh Edwin L. Molesworth Helen Pepperney Mary E. Robbins Diane Serio Zigmond J. Molnar III Diane Peregoy Terry E. Robbins Cora M. Setherley Benedict L. Montgomery Jay Perkins Rita E. Roberson Alice S. Settle Joanne Mooney Joe Perri Richard I. Robinson, Jr. Michael C. Severn John B. Moores Teresa Y. Pescatore Theodore & Veronica Robinson Mark Shaffer, Jr. Robert Morano Mardell Peterson Violet Golden Robinson Jayna Shank Ruth Moreau Marcia Pettit Norma I. Roche Donald Shauck John W. Moreland Calvin Pierce Edward J. Roeder, Jr. Carolyn B. Shaughney Kathryn & Russell Morgan Frederick Piotrowski Mazie A. Thompson Rogers Margaret J. Shaw Beverly Morley Betty Pistel Robin Rohrer Richard Shaw Harriett Joanne Morris Victoria Plank Stover & Edna Rohrer Mae Shawver Martha Moses Charles Plunkert Virgie M. Roop Beverly A. Sheldon Elizabeth “Dixie” Moss Marion Polillo Shirley M. Rose Eleanor Shelley Pete Moyer Paula J. Poling Hilda L. Rosenberger Harry Sherman Sean Moyer Christopher Pons Mary Lou Ross Haylee Shiflett Theresa Muller Reba Poole James Rouse Floyd Shipley Dorothy Mullican Franklin R. Powell Meredith Routson Gary Shipley Dorothy Mullinix Aldine Powers Camilla Royer LeRoy W. Shipley Herbert Mullinix Sally Preble Peggy A. Royston Margaret J. Shipley Isabell F. Mullinix Greg Prentice Geraldine Ruby Ruth Shipley Nancy Mullinix Charles Michael Preston Paris Ruby Donald Shower Barbara A. Myers Ora E. Price Violet A. Ruby Christine Sigel Deanna F. Myers Thomas Proctor Charles Rupp Conrad Sigmon E. Corina Myers Clarence R. Proescher Joseph C. Ruppert Patricia E. Silberman Lester V. Myers Elinor Proffen Edward B. Rush Julia O. Silver Richard I. Myers Norman Pumphrey Kathleen O. Russell Richard Simpers

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Memorials, continued Betty M. Sims Sandra L. Stephan Monica Troutner Anita M. White Kelly Sinclair Wallace F. Stephens Patricia Troxell Catherine White LaRue Sipes Hammond Stewart Kathleen G. Trumpler Mary Jane White Ralph Sirian Marjorie R. Stewart Mildred Tuminello Elsie Whitmore Jean J. Sirk Betty J. Stickles George J. Turfle Martin R. Whitt Daisy I. Sisler Betty Lee Stiegler Charlotte W. Twenty Mary Dell Wickham Teresa Sivert Jerry Stivers, Sr. Judy Tyler Eugene Wicklin Joan L. Six Barbara “Babes” Stone James Unkart Gloria J. Wike Julie P. Skipper Eva J. Stonesifer Laura Jane Unkart Earl R. Wilder Wayne Slate Doris M. Strack Chester B. Utz Meredith Wiles Judy Sloanker Dorothy Strauss Arnold T. Vandervalk E. Joanne Will Cathy Smith Kenneth Strevig Marlin E. Vaughn Louise Will Donald “Donnie” Smith III James T. Strine Barbara Vesely-Brown Robert J. Will Doris M. Smith Almeda F. Stroup Arthur F. Vogel Betty Williams Dorothy E. Smith Darrell Stuart Doris Wade Charles B. Williams Edward H. Smith Jane Sussman Edith Wagenfuehr Dianna L. Williams Gwendolyn J. Smith Marvin Sussman Carolyn Walker Henry Williams James Vernon Smith Madeleine E. Sweeney Marilyn Wall Maria D. Williams Janet Smith Marie Swift Ruth G. Walsh Charles R. Wilsey John Allen Smith, Sr. Walter M. Talbott Gladys E. Walter Bev Wilson Marie D. Smith Suzanne C. Tarleton Dallas & Verona Wampler Pauline Wilson Richard Smith, Sr. Vernon Tate Caroline Warehime William S. Wilson Ronald C. Smith Brian Allen Taylor Anne P. Warner Isabelle Windsor Ronald L. Smith Donald C. Taylor, Sr. Gladys M. Warner Lawrence Windstein Shirley V. Smith Frank Allen Taylor Barbara Warnken John M. Winter, Jr. Violet Smith Gene E. Taylor G. Vernon Warrington, Jr. Richard Wiseman, Sr. Virginia Smith Nancy A. Tenney Francis Watson Joan M. Wisniewski Walter Eugene Smith George Thomas Phyllis Watson Clayton Witmer Paul Snead Harold E. Thomas, Jr. Nancy Watt Dale M. Wonderly Shirley Snead Jill Thomas Clyde F. Weant Jack Wood Mary G. Snively Laura C. Thomas Lonny Weaver Emma Woodrum Allan W. Snyder Aiden Thompson Mary Lou Weaver James & Nannie Woodward Fern Snyder Brynn Thompson Merelie R. Weaver Tammy Woodward Mary V. Souders Dorothy J. Thompson Mary Melanie Webster Lois Woodwell William W. Spaulding Evelyn M. Thompson Arnold Weeks, Sr. Eileen Wright Joan Speaks Gerald Thompson John “Jay” Weibel Gregory E. Wright Edda Spence Grace Thompson Mark Weiner Thomas C. Wright James J. Spence James Thompson Joann Weinreich Dorothy I. Wyatt Lester & Thelma Spencer Randy Thompson Geraldine V. Weis Bette L. Yospy Clyde Springer Joseph P. Toscano Roy Weishaar Rose Yost William Springer Beth Townsend Ruth & Jim Weishaar Helen M. Young Nancy J. Stair Oneda V. Traber Gerald Welch Iris Young Hazel K. Stansbury Anita L. Tracey R. Norman Weller Wendy Ann Young Allen Stanton Grace Tracy Bob & Mary Welsh Mary Jeanette “Jeannie” Zellers Marcie Starkey Francis & Gloria Trainor Colleen Wenderoth Barbara Zepp Kyler Stattel Esther M. Trazkovich Leroy & Ruth Wentz Catherine Zincon Agnes Stem Debbie Tremmer David Wetzel Charles L. Zincon, Jr. Carolyn Stem Vincent Trombetta Samuel D. Wetzel Art & Norma Stephan Robert Trout Dorothy M. Wheeler

Guardian Angels The Carroll Hospice Guardian Angel program offers the opportunity to honor a doctor, nurse or other caregiver who has touched your life in an important way. The following is a list of those recognized as Guardian Angels from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019. For more information or to honor a caregiver, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-of-Giving

Janet C. Dixon Dr. Syed S. Hosain Dr. John Middleton Regina Nesbitt Nancy Ginsberg Timothy and Linda Hylan Rev. Art Monroe Jessica Roschen Norma Jean Hartzler Dr. Flavio Kruter Pam Naumann, R.N. Julie Sutton

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Bricks Through our commemorative brick program, Carroll Hospice offers a lasting way to memorialize your loved ones or pay tribute to someone special. Each inscribed brick is placed outside of the main entrance of the Dove House. The following is a list of donors who purchased bricks from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019. Mr. & Mrs. Elden Quesinberry Mrs. Patrice A. Arbogast Ms. Tisha Holt In Honor of Betty L Grabill, 1928-2018 In Loving Memory, Millie + Richard, Humorous Pop Pop, Supportive Dad, Mrs. Louise A. Robinson We Miss You, Patty + Rick + Ricky 2019 Gary D. Garber In Memory of Rick Robinson, Loving Husband, Bill Cady Mrs. Christine M. Krebs Father and Father-in-law, We Miss You Madeleine Sweeney, April 20, 2018, Faith, 1947-2019, Bob Krebs, Beloved Husband, Dr. Susan M. Levy-Strohm & Strength and Kindness Father, Friend, “Krebber” Mr. Glenn Strohm Ms. Kathleen Carico Ms. Jody Litchfield In Memory of Virginia Bosse, 9/8/25-1/17/19 Loving Memories, Sharon Williams, In Memory of Roger Litchfield, “Dadoo” Mr. John W. Unkart Aunt, Sister Mr. Steven Marzullo In Loving Memory Laura Jane Unkart Carroll Hospice Staff Loving Memory, Vince Marzullo, 6/17/25- We Love You f foror Reggie ffromrom Hospice StaStaffff 9/17/18 Mr. Frederick M. Wehn Ms. NicoleNicole ChChaikinaikin Mr. Steven E. Morano In Loving Memory of Carol Katz, Love Fred In LoviLovingng MemorMemoryy ooff Donna Mimi CChaikinhaikin In Memory of Robert L Morano, Husband, Mr. Walter R. White Ms. DoDonnanna FFineine Dad, Papa In Memory of Anita White who passed on Buggy, HusHusband,band, Father, Pop, FrienFriendd Mr. Kenneth Noto 06-30-18. She will be sorely missed. Mrs. Peggy GarberGarber In Memory of Marilyn R. Wall, Margaret E. Mr. Jeffrey Windstein Loving hushusband,band, Gary D. GarGarber,ber, MarrieMarriedd Noto, Joseph J. McCormick, Thomas L Goff In Memory of Larry L Windstein, 4499 yyearsears 2019 Loving Husband, Dad, Grand/G’dad, Dr. Kevin D. GGraysonrayson Our Lady of Grace Church We’ll Not Forget You! In MemoMemoryry ooff Deanna GraGrayson,yson, 1943 - 20120199 In Memory of John Hopkins, 1943-2019 Ms. Karen Pumphrey In Honor of Ross & Mary Mason, NSA CAO Family In Memory of Evelyn, Allen, Skip & Karen

Honorees The following is a list of special friends and loved ones who were honored through gifts made to Carroll Hospice between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019. If you would like to honor someone special, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-of-Giving

Maria O. Atkinson Mary H. Conover Tiffany Lang David Rice Bob & Karolyn Bair Julee L. Crocetti Marianne Lax & Charles Lorna Rice Gloria Bair Chaplain Susan Donham Sheehe III Nick Sargent Jessica Barker John Face Sandra Leitch Robert Shelley Frederick Beckley Mary Face Linton Springs Elementary Mitchell B. Stewart C. Elaine Blum Wanda Hall School Staff Steve & Barbara Tuss James E. & Norma L. Boone Linda Hikel Ron Marsiglia Herb Waddell Mark Butler & Cathy Sheehe Richard & Bonnie Hill Antoinette Marucci Ken & Peg Watkins Charles Campbell III Hazel H. Jasper Amanda L. McCourt Robert Weinreich Victoria M. Capezio Robert G. Keefer Stewart Nolen Richard Yaffe Dr. Joseph H. & Mrs. Betty Christy Landsman Walter & Rose Reed Phyllis Zumbrun Caricofe DASH — Spring 2020 19 Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Westminster, MD Permit No. 348

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Palliative Care: An Extra Layer of Support

Palliative care is specialized care with a team approach. It focuses on addressing the pain, symptoms and stress of serious illness by offer- ing an extra layer of support.

This free service can help families:

• Assist in establishing goals of care and priorities • Provide emotional and spiritual support • Assist with advance directives • Collaborate with nurses and physicians to address the management of symptoms, such as pain, shortness of breath, nausea, fatigue and anxiety • Educate to promote understanding of the underlying disease process • Provide easy-to-understand explanations of difficult medical conditions

Ask your health care provider if palliative care could help you. For more information, please call Carroll Hospital’s Care Connect line at 410-871-7000.