CalvaryCare SM Calvary Hospital 2016 Annual Report

CalvaryCare SM

Compassionate, loving care that we provide to our patients, wherever we care for them. Since 1899, Calvary Hospital’s mission has been to care for adult patients with advanced cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. We are the world’s leading expert in palliative care.

CalvaryCare SM is compassionate, loving care that we provide to our patients, wherever we care for them. It means: managing their pain and symptoms so that they’re comfortable at all times; caring for their emotional and spiritual needs as well; providing spotless facilities in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens; and often just being present for the patients and their families.

Wherever our employees deliver our signature care, their goal is to make sure that each patient has the best possible experience.

Contents 1 Message from the Chairman of the Board and President 2 Our Moral Compass 3 The Inpatient Experience 5 Our Brooklyn Campus 5 CalvaryCareSM in Your Home 5 Our Holistic Approach to Patient Care 6 Spiritual Care Left to right: 7 Bereavement Support 1st row: 8 Therapeutic Recreation Jack Scalice > page 2 8 Palliative Care Institute Kalmalee Golden > page 3 10 Volunteers Hugh McLaren > page 4 11 Message from the Executive 2nd row: Medical Director Jane Madio > page 4 13 Message from the Calvary Stefan Benkowski > page 4 Fund Chairman Stephanie Mastropaolo > page 6 14 Calvary Fund, Inc. Report 23 Calvary Holding Company, Inc. 3rd row: Description of Organization T.A. John Thoonumkaparambil > page 7 24 Calvary Holding Company, Inc. Raman Mohabir > page 9 Combined Statements of Eddie Gorman > page 9 Operations and Changes in Net Assets 4th row: 25 Calvary Hospital, Inc. Carmela Aiese > page 9 Statements of Operations Jodian Savizon > page 10 26 Calvary Hospital, Inc. Nathalie Auguiste > page 10 Staff and Affiliations Message from the Chairman of the Board and President Whether we deliver CalvaryCareSM at our four inpatient facilities or in hundreds of homes, we are dedicated to bringing our expert care to adult patients with advanced cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. We are equally committed to caring for families with the same love and sensitivity we provide to patients. We want to ensure that through the last moments in life for these patients, they are cared for and treated in a manner that their families would like them to be. After many years of being affiliated with Calvary, we are often asked one question: “What’s the secret to your reputation for patient care?” The answer begins and ends with our staff. They’re the ones who: • Work hand-in-hand with the families to ensure that we give their loved ones the care that they deserve; • Rush over to the homes of our home hospice patients in the middle of the night; Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD (left) and Frank A. Calamari • Show extraordinary kindness to our patients and family members; • Completing the restoration of a historic 135-year-old • Prepare a patient’s favorite foods because they know Torah Scroll on permanent loan from the Memorial how much joy it will bring; and Scrolls Trust of London. This very meaningful project • Keep our facilities spotless. allowed us to make many new friends for Calvary. Our staff is experienced enough to work anywhere. We could not accomplish all of this without the generous Their dedication and commitment to our patients and support of our Hospital and Fund Boards. Whether they families is the reason why we have been recognized are new or have served for many years, each board nationally for consistently achieving the 99th percentile member brings his or her passion and unique strengths for overall patient satisfaction. We are so fortunate that to help ensure that our signature care is available to our staff choose to remain part of our family and help those who need it most. us maintain our reputation for CalvaryCareSM. From the entire staff, our two Boards of Directors, volunteers and supporters, we are all proud to be able to We are proud of several key milestones in 2016: make this last journey with our patients and their families. • Caring for more than 5,830 patients and families. This Wherever we deliver CalvaryCareSM to our many patients, includes 2,890 at our facilities in the Bronx, Brooklyn and we do so with the utmost sensitivity to their hopes and their Manhattan and 2,940 hospice and home care patients; faith backgrounds. We appreciate the privilege of caring • 15 years of of Calvary@Home, the umbrella for our for people at the most difficult time of their lives. We are Home Care and Hospice program; well aware we have only one chance to do this right. • 15 years of our 25-bed Brooklyn Satellite; • 25 years of our bereavement support groups for children and teens ages 6-17; Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD Frank A. Calamari • Calvary Fund raising nearly $11 million for our Chairman, President and programs and services, including nearly $1 million Calvary Hospital Board Chief Executive Officer at our Annual Awards Gala in November; and

1 Jack Scalice Senior Lieutenant for the Security Department “Sometimes people do come to the front desk just to have somebody hear them out. They don’t have anybody to vent to about what they’re going through. Or what their loved one is going through. We listen and give feedback as to what we may have gone through with our own loved one who was very ill. There is a compassion component that you need to have even though you are in a security role. We are often the first person that somebody encounters coming into Calvary Hospital. It’s important for us to show them compassion as they are coming in. A lot of times they are very upset, they’re almost kind of lost from the shock of what’s going on with their loved one.”

Our Moral Compass Calvary’s core values are compassion, non-abandonment, dignity and love. Our adherence to these principles has helped make Calvary an international model of palliative and end-of-life care. We envelop our patients and their families in a “community of care.” We care for the whole person. We are much more than just a place that provides medical care. Whether we hug our patients and families frequently, stay by a patient’s side all night, or update family members regularly, Calvary employees understand the importance of what they do each and every day. We understand that this is the first and only time that our patients will be making this journey. Our staff makes this journey with patients and their families. However long we care for these patients, we know that it is our responsibility to make each day as comfortable as possible for them. We don’t abandon them when they need us most. Our commitment extends to providing trained pastoral care – from all faith traditions – tailored to each patient’s needs and to the needs of family members.

2 The Inpatient Experience Calvary cares for patients at our 200-bed facility in the Bronx, our 25-bed Brooklyn Satellite at NYU Lutheran, The Dawn Greene Hospice at Mary Manning Walsh Home in Manhattan, and Ozanam Hall in Queens. As soon as our patients are admitted, our goal is to get them settled and comfortable. Our patients are housed in private rooms with shared bathrooms. However there is one double room in the Brooklyn Campus. Telephone and TV service are provided at no charge. Within the first few hours, our patients meet their entire team of caregivers who will be with them during their stay. This includes their doctor, nurse, Calvary Care Technician, family care practitioner (social worker), spiritual care provider and dietitian. Our nursing department, comprised of registered nurses, nurse practitioners and Calvary Care Technicians, is an important reason why Calvary is world-renowned for its patient care. CCTs have in-depth education to maximize the patient care experience. Whether they have spent their entire career at Calvary or have come to us after working at other hospitals, our staff members want to be here caring for our patients. We encourage family members to decorate patients’ rooms with personal mementos that are meaningful and soothing to their loved ones. When we find out things that can make our patients feel more at home such as a favorite dessert, music, or religious customs, we often take the initiative to make them a part of the patients’ stay with us.

Kalmalee Golden, RN Registered Nurse “I have learned so much from my patients. I encourage patients and family members to tell me what they need. Nothing is too small to tell me. Being here for people during their end-of-life journey and helping them transition is very important to me.”

3 Hugh McLaren Senior Cook “Putting all these meals together for the patients. It’s a joy. I feel good knowing that what I’m doing for them will make them feel much better. I’m working here for 28 years and I have never called in sick. Rain, snow, shine, blizzard – I have to be there. There’s nothing that can stop me from being here for these patients.”

Jane Madio, RN Director of Clinical Operations for Calvary@Home “We are on call to speak with family members at all times and assist them through any crisis. One of the most important things we do with the Calvary@Home program is strive to keep our patients comfortable in the place they want to be. It often involves working with the families closely. We support our families and teach them how to care for their loved ones. It is their love and support that gets the patients where they are. We sit and listen to them and really hear what they have to say. It’s our mission to be able to help them with interventions and services that they need so they can provide the best care for their loved ones.”

Stefan Benkowski Calvary@Home Music Therapist “Music therapy can help the patients where they need it most. Music is so emotionally connective, just engaging with music with someone can bring out a lot of emotions in different ways – in both directions. And that’s part of what’s beautiful about music therapy.”

4 Patients select their meals from a daily menu. If requested, the Nutritional Services department is happy to accommodate special requests, at no extra charge. We realize how special certain foods are to our patients, since a dish may evoke happy and comforting memories. Unlike other hospitals, we encourage visitors at any time – including pets. People who wish to stay overnight may do so in the patient’s room or in several rooms on the premises – at no charge. We understand that when a loved one is near the end of life, making it easy for family and friends to visit and be present is a simple yet important thing to offer.

Our Brooklyn Campus Since opening our 25-bed Brooklyn Satellite in 2001, this Campus has cared for more than 5,000 inpatients and their families. In this vibrant borough, Calvary has also brought our unique care to thousands of home care and hospice patients; provided bereavement support to hundreds of adults, children and teenagers; and educated many people on how to obtain quality end-of-life care for themselves and their loved ones.

CalvaryCare SM in Your Home Calvary@Home is comprised of our comprehensive home care and hospice services to patients at home who are suffering from advanced cancer or other chronic and acute terminal illnesses, who live throughout the metropolitan New York area. • Home care is available in all five boroughs as well as Westchester, Rockland, Nassau and Putnam counties; hospice services in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan, and Nassau, Westchester and Rockland counties. • Calvary partners with more than 25 nursing homes in Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx and Westchester, Rockland, and Nassau counties, to provide hospice to their residents.

• At The Dawn Greene Hospice (TDGH), under the supervision of Calvary@Home, the Hospital provides short-term inpatient care for Manhattan residents. Since opening in 2013, TDGH has cared for more than 500 patients at this 10-bed facility. • Our newly established partnership with Ozanam Hall in Queens allows us to now offer an inpatient level of hospice care there. Under the skillful leadership of the Carmelite Sisters, Ozanam Hall provides Short-Term Rehabilitation and Skilled Geriatric Care for 432 residents. Calvary provides care in 6 beds at this time. Wherever we care for a Calvary@Home patient, the quality of care is the same top standard for which we are known across the country and around the globe.

Our Holistic Approach to Patient Care Social workers play an integral role in the lives of our patients and their families. To reflect this, Calvary renamed this department Family Care, and the Department’s caregivers are Family Care Practitioners. The Family Care Practitioner helps to identify what support the family needs and to ensure that they get it. This is the person family members are encouraged to contact whenever any issue arises. Every member of this department has a Master’s degree in

5 Social Work and advanced end-of-life training. They choose to be here, working with people in one of the most intimate and difficult times in the life of any family. For more than a decade, Calvary’s Family Care Center (FCC) at the Bronx Campus has served thousands of adults and children. It offers people a respite from the emotional turmoil that can exist on the patient floors, the opportunity to check email, read a newspaper, get a manicure or a cup of coffee, or simply gather their thoughts. No other hospital puts as much time and effort into caring for the family as Calvary does.

Spiritual Care Most hospitals employ just a handful of chaplains for their patients. Spiritual care is so valued at this Hospital, we employ 30 full-time chaplains. They are available seven days a week to care for the spiritual needs of patients and families. Chaplains lead worship services regularly at our interfaith chapel in the Bronx, visit the Brooklyn Campus and provide individual counseling. They also perform sacraments and other religious rituals. A Spanish-speaking ministry is available upon request. Spiritual care providers are also dedicated to caring for the spiritual needs of Calvary@Home patients, wherever they are receiving our care. For chaplains interested in professional education, Calvary offers an accredited 20-week, 400-hour Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Program, the country’s only one that provides students with hands-on experience with terminally ill patients.

Stephanie Mastropaolo, LMSW Family Care Center Coordinator “The social workers here provide emotional support for the family up on the unit. Down in the Family Care Center, I’m here as additional support for the families. I provide crisis intervention as well as emotional support. I think what’s beautiful about the work that we do here is that we do build relationships with families. They come back to visit us. While we see a lot of death and pain and sadness, we also see a lot of love. And the commitment of families to each other which is so beautiful. The staff here embody the mission of Calvary – to provide comfort, compassion, to make sure that people have dignity at the end of their life.”

6 T.A. John Thoonumkaparambil Lead Chaplain “You have any number of patients who need your help and your presence – unconditional, compassionate presence which is non-judgmental. They need you there with them as they struggle to cope with their lives and their pains and their struggles as well as their joys. Working with patients as well as the families has helped me to be a better person by being aware of what’s going on within me as I meet with them. It has helped me to be more forgiving, more giving, more generous with my time.”

The Jewish Community • Jewish patients and families can look forward to amenities such as: kosher food, a daily visit from one of three Rabbis, a Kosher Hospitality Room for families seeking a Kosher meal, dedicated Shabbos Lounge, Kabbalat Shabbat service, and celebrations of all major holidays. • Since 2012, Calvary has partnered with Yeshiva University/RIETS, National Association of Chevra Kadisha (NASCK) and other organizations to educate people about how to access excellent end-of-life care in accordance with Jewish law (halakha). • In 2016, the Hospital completed restoring a historic 135-year-old Torah scroll. It can now be used in religious services. This project appealed to people of all faiths and across the diverse Jewish community.

Bereavement Support Calvary first began offering bereavement support groups more than 25 years ago. Today, two dozen groups for adults, children and teens meet regularly in the Bronx, downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan. A Calvary connection is not necessary to participate in any of our free bereavement support groups. Calvary’s adult groups are organized by one’s relationship to the deceased. Thus, there are groups for bereaved spouses, adult children, parents, siblings, etc. There is even a group specifically for men and one conducted entirely in Spanish.

7 Our children’s bereavement program includes: • Precious Moments groups – for school-age children ages 6-10; • Tween group for children ages 10-12 and teen groups – for ages 13-17; and • Calvary’s Camp Compass®, a week-long summer day camp for grieving children and teens. Our partner, Kingsborough Community College, has been the home of Calvary’s Camp Compass® for the past several years. The Hospital shares its expertise with an annual 10-week bereavement course for funeral directors and mental health clinicians featuring various Calvary experts, and a four-week “Mentors through Mourning” program for school teachers and school guidance counselors. These courses take place at the Hospital’s Bronx Campus and at a convenient location in downtown Brooklyn.

Therapeutic Recreation Every day, there is a hospital activity planned especially for patients such as ceramics, flower arranging, bingo, or music. We also coordinate monthly visits by Juilliard students, a monthly patient birthday party, and holiday barbecues on the Hospital terrace. For many patients, these activities may help them regain a sense of normalcy of what their lives used to be like before their illness progressed. We know that whatever activities they choose to attend, our patients get a great deal of joy and comfort from therapeutic recreation. At Calvary, we consider it our duty to help our patients enjoy what time they have left and to understand why we say that Calvary is the place “where life continues.”

Palliative Care Institute In 1985, the Hospital established the Palliative Care Institute to help educate health care professionals about how to provide the best end-of-life care to patients. Since then, it has welcomed thousands of physicians, nurses, social workers and other health care professionals from dozens of countries for visits ranging from a day to a few months. In 2005, the NIH’s National Cancer Institute designated Calvary “an international leader in palliative care” and invited us to participate in the Middle East Cancer Consortium (MECC). Comprised of the national ministries of health from Egypt, Turkey, Israel, Cyprus, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority, MECC members have visited Calvary regularly over the past decade. Annual visitors to the PCI include health care professionals from coast to coast as well as 800 students, residents and fellows from throughout the greater New York area. The students include EMT members training to become paramedics for the Fire Department of the City of New York.

8 Raman Mohabir Bereavement Counselor “My biggest challenge is to normalize the feelings that grieving adults and children have – When will my life get back to normal? Why did this happen to me? Can I laugh and be happy? We have compassion for every person who comes to us, whether they’re patients, family members or someone without a direct connection to Calvary.”

Eddie Gorman Coordinator of Therapeutic Recreation “You’re challenged every day. Patients come in with a wide variety of things they want to say or do or feel. I want patients to know we are going through this journey with them. I want to hold their hand and let them know that at the end of it, we’re all here together. The mission here at Calvary is self-respect, dignity, non-abandonment, love. I think we are able to provide that through therapeutic recreation.”

Carmela Aiese, RN Hospice Nurse “You become a nurse to help people get better. I don’t think it’s the type of job you can go to day-to-day and not feel for what you’re doing. In Hospice we’re helping people to die gracefully, comfortably, peacefully. I guess the most satisfying thing about working at Calvary is getting to meet so many families, we really have the opportunity to touch a family, to make somebody’s life better, and make somebody’s death better. I think that the employees, the medical staff, all the employees at Calvary have a very high standard of commitment and compassion.”

9 Jodian Savizon Calvary Care Technician “O ur core principles of compassion, dignity, love, non-abandonment are human rights. My goal is to make every one of my patients feel like they’re the most important person.”

Nathalie Auguiste Housekeeping “I am very proud of my work here. Family members and staff are very grateful for all that I do. Family members often thank me for taking the time to listen and for caring.”

Volunteers Calvary’s reputation for the best end-of-life care would not be possible without the hundreds of dedicated people who volunteer regularly for us. Volunteers at the Bronx or Brooklyn Campuses often transport patients, assist at mealtime, sit with anxious patients, and help with bereavement calls to family and friends. Volunteers with Calvary@Home can often be found providing companionship to our patients and offering a respite to their caregivers. Many volunteers are fluent in many languages or have knowledge of different cultural practices. These skills are a huge plus for a place like Calvary that accepts patients of every religious and ethnic background.

To support our unique mission with a tax-deductible gift to the Calvary Fund, visit our website, www.calvaryhospital.org, or call 718-518-2077.

10 Message from the Executive Medical Director It’s hard to believe that I have been with Calvary since 1963. In that time, a lot has changed in healthcare. I am relieved that one thing that has not changed, is the caliber of employee that we continue to attract. This year’s annual report spotlights employee all-stars across departments. I would like to share some of my favorite memories: James E. Cimino, MD When Jack first joined the Calvary staff in 1962, we were known as the “House of Calvary.” A year later, he asked me to come “just” to help out for a weekend. After Jack became Medical Director in 1968, we worked together over the next few decades to help make Calvary an international model of palliative care while revolutionizing the American hospice movement. Jack created our Palliative Care Institute in 1985. He taught the Calvary model of “high-touch” patient care to thousands of local medical students and post-doctoral fellows as well as health professionals from around Michael J. Brescia, MD the world. Until his death in 2010, Jack was a beloved figure to the entire staff, inspiring them all with his work ethic and caring. Lucy Hernandez MS, APRN, NP-BC Lucy started at Calvary Patricia Tennell, PhD, RN There could never be a Brooklyn more than 40 years ago as a volunteer. She quickly became a Campus without Pat Tennell, my soulmate standing alongside Calvary Care Technician and made outstanding patient care her of me. Her sacrifices and intelligence made all things possible priority. When Lucy decided to become a Registered Nurse, at Calvary Hospital. I love her dearly and always will. CHP and then a Nurse Practitioner, she successfully balanced As I reflect on my own 55-year career here, I could have work, school and motherhood. Throughout her career, left many times for more lucrative and prestigious opportunities. Lucy has been a terrific role model and advocate for the 75 Once I started working here, I discovered what many employees who work on the 3rd floor at our Bronx Campus. employees have discovered – when you look into the faces Mary Paige, CCT In the 1960s, we created a program for of our patients or speak to family members, they truly Calvary Care Technicians to help ensure that our patients appreciate the loving tender care that we give them every would receive the best possible quality of life while under single day. It’s hard to top that incredible feeling of gratitude our care. Mary was one of the first graduates of this signature that we receive so frequently. program. During her tenure here, Mary became a legendary Our staff’s dedication and commitment to the best patient and respected CCT instructor. Under her watchful eye, this care is the reason why we continue to receive national program graduated over a thousand professionals dedicated recognition for being in the 99th percentile for patient to delivering the best possible patient care. satisfaction. That consistent result is no accident. Frances Pringle, CCT This employee embodied the culture Stand with us and pray with us. Without your support, of Calvary which could be learned by merely observing her there’s no way that we can continue providing CalvaryCareSM during her daily chores. For Frances, her work was not a chore to so many patients and families. but an expression of her love for God. I miss you Fran and Whether you’re thinking about making a gift for the first so do we all and will forever. time or making a larger gift, I urge you to help ensure that any person who needs our expert end-of-life care will always Meviar Smith, CCT During her 28-year career here, Meviar be able to receive it, regardless of their financial resources. was a role model for our employees. A long-time Cancer Care Technician Instructor who loved her work and loved life. Despite Thank You and God Bless You! her own health issues, including the loss of one of her legs and her eyesight, Meviar arrived at work every day, even in inclement weather, ready to take on the world. When she passed away in 1987, we created the Meviar Smith Humanitarian Award to Michael J. Brescia, MD honor her memory and keep her spirit alive. Executive Medical Director

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CalvaryCareSM is:

• Making sure our patients are comfortable at all times, wherever we care for them;

• Getting patients the ice cream, meatloaf or other dishes they may want;

• Listening to family members and addressing their concerns promptly; and

• Treating all visitors with the respect that they deserve.

12 Message from the Calvary Fund Chairman Dear Friends, It is a pleasure to thank you for your generous support of Calvary’s mission of compassionate, comprehensive care for those near the end of life, and care for the loved ones of our patients. As Chairman of the Calvary Fund, I am deeply moved, time and again, by the outpouring of support from donors who have been giving to Calvary for years on end, and also from those who gave for the first time in 2016. So many family members describe our caregivers as “angels.” Every one of our angels has a guardian watching over him or her, and you are that guardian. Whether you made an outright gift or included Calvary in your estate planning, your philanthropy has made a real difference for those who turn to us at a critical time in their lives. In 2016, the Calvary Fund Board of Directors began an effort that will be ongoing, to grow Calvary Hospital’s culture of philanthropy. The objective of this effort is to increase Calvary’s capacity to serve all who seek our care, and also to place Calvary at the forefront of education and resources relating to palliative Carlos M. Hernandez and end-of-life care throughout the metropolitan area, the nation, and the world. Through the Palliative Chairman, Calvary Fund, Inc. Care Institute, Calvary has gained recognition by the National Institutes of Health as an international leader in palliative care education, and we are proud to have clinicians from across the globe visit Calvary, for periods ranging from a few days to several months, to observe our care. As this effort continues, our friends can expect to hear more about CalvaryCareSM, and about the development of strategic plans that will increase our leadership in the fields of palliative and end-of-life care. We look forward to sharing additional information about how you can assist us in strengthening Calvary’s culture of philanthropy. As you read through this Annual Report, please know that your imprint is on every page, just as your impact is felt across Calvary’s entire care continuum. We could not provide our special care without you. You inspire Calvary’s leaders and caregivers, and you enable them to sustain Calvary as a place of hope – a place “where life continues.” Thank you.

Individuals Karen Scharfman & Mark S. Brown Joseph F. Azara Guardians Mark Scharfman Harry Hutzler Steven Bush Donald V. Murray Robert Bachner Susan & Dennis M. Angela Lee Constance C. Chille Raymond Nobiletti Louise & Harold Bahlert $100,000 − $499,999 Schneider Claire M. Ludwig Angelo J. Cocciolillo Claire O’Neill Margot K. Baldwin* Henry A. Fernandez Isabelle Sherlock Kathleen V. & Claire Condon Gregory P. Peterson Indranie Balkaran Claire & Carlos Adele Stern John Lynch Joseph W. Cooney Frances Piscitelli Catherine E. Bambrick Hernandez Kathleen A. Wickham Katherine N. Mele Tracy Corn Austin J. Power Stacy & William O. Beth Kobliner & Christopher N. Nardozzi Barbara L. & John A. Anne P. Quinn Bardavid David E. Shaw Patron’s Circle James C. Nardozzi Decina Margaret O. Richards Lawrence Barone $50,000 − $99,999 $5,000 − $9,999 Louise M. Parent Denise P. Liotta & Thomas F. Robards Alfred C. Bartolomeo Patricia L. Maher Anonymous Elaine & Marc Prager Joseph L. Demarzo Maxwell Saffian James Baryza Eileen T. Nugent, Esq. Joan T. Ades Salvatore Ragonese Margaret R. Diaz-Cruz Vincent Sellecchia Rosemarie Bastone Susan K. Allen Kenneth F. Scharfenberg Stephen M. Dowicz Barbara Sheridan Peter M. Bauer $25,000 − $49,999 Rose Angelicola Lisa & Robert E. Spatt Edward Drayton Jimmy Smits David S. Beady Alan Ascher Frank Baio Jamie B. Stewart Ellen Emery Sindee Sommer Wiktor Bednarz Connie J. Attanasio Dennis M. Berberich Susanne & John J. Tumelty Tracey G. & Jeffrey Carol & John M. Trani Kathryn Belleau Elaine D. Kennedy Luigi Caiola Darrel W. Upson Flanagan Alberto Velez Grace Bellotti Margaret A. McLaughlin & Marsha A. Chandler Robin & Alan W. Weber Mary P. Franco Dorothy A. Wade Irene Bellus William M. McLaughlin Jane P. Chwick Alethia J. West Daniel R. Gallo Peter M. Wright Judith E. Belsky Frances Woods Dorothy Currie Maureen Whalen Susan Grossman Grace & Wai Man Yang George Benczak Rose & John D’Amato Patrick B. Woods Anne L. Hart Marilyn S. Benta Chairman’s Circle Founders Club Joseph Deglomini, Jr. Steven Holtz Lawrence A. Berg $10,000 − $24,999 $1,000 − $2,499 Nancy E. Delaney $2,500 − $4,999 Carolyn House Judith Berman Jean L. & Stephen A. Stephen Dimichael Richard H. Addy Linda A. Karam Ann Marie & Beverly C. & John P. Burke Matthew B. Donohoe Lori A. & Charles J. Nora M. Kardian Anthony M. Agnello Bertsch Anne A. Coté Taylor Therese Ellis Arduini Karen Kaufman Gertrude L. Agoglia Sergio Bertuzzi Faye & Steven J. Golub Mary Louise Formato Ersen Arseven Marilyn J. Klein Anna M. Alfano John J. Bevins Corrinne Graber Robert W. Garthwait Walter M. Barnard Patricia & William M. Maria A. Almeida Joanne Billharz Anne Marie N. Grey Sue R. Geller Susan C. & Timothy P. Major Dorothy M. & Frankie J. Edwin J. Blesch Paul Keating, MD* Diane F. Giacalone Barr Constance B. Altieri Theodore Blumenthal Eileen H. & E. Barry Charles J. Groppe Theresa Barracca McGillicuddy Gladys Alvarez Lois and Roy Boelstler Lyon Scott K. Gunther Sandra A. Bass Tom and W. Diahn Julia C. Apotheker Virginia Bonaro Henry P. Riordan, Esq. Julio Herrera Elisabeth Blache McGrath Richard C. Ashby James Brown Anthony Avanzato John P. Hoch * Deceased 13 Thank You to Our Donors The donor listing acknowledges gifts and pledge payments of $500 or more received by Calvary during the period January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. We regret that space limitations did not allow us to list every gift received, but assure you that every donation, of every size, has contributed to the care of our patients and their families. Thank you all for your generosity. If we have made an error in spelling or omitted your name, please accept our apology and call the Calvary Fund office at 718-518-2077 so that the error can be corrected.

Henry A. Fernandez (right) receives the Calvary medal from Carlos M. Hernandez, The Calvary Fund, Inc. Report Chairman of the Calvary Fund. After receiving the medal, 2016: An Overview of Our Fund-Raising Year Mr. Fernandez remarked, In 2016, the Calvary Fund raised nearly $11 million in gifts and new pledges, to “People pass through the support and advance the mission of Calvary Hospital. doors of Calvary Hospital to Carlos M. Hernandez, the Chairman of the Calvary Fund, oversaw a successful face their destiny. It helps people face that with respect, 2016 Awards Gala, which raised nearly $1 million. Mr. Hernandez’s friend and dignity and mercy. We have colleague, distinguished financier Henry A. Fernandez, was awarded the Calvary the power and the ability to Medal at the Gala. In accepting his medal, Mr. Fernandez said, “It’s humbling to help Calvary which helps others see so many people for so many years and decades that have dedicated their meet the end of their lives in a dignified way.” lives, their passion, and their energy to the care of others at the last stage of their life. I believe that if you help others, somehow, somewhere, others will help you,

Dennis Bricker Mary J. & Goerge T. Susan T. Friberg Catherine R. Kinney Ann Brown Deirdre Cherry Donahue Janet M. Frieary Tina Hernandez Joan G. Kleinbard John D. Brusco Marie F. Chiang Maureen & Michael J. Patricia A. Fusco Andrew J. Hernon Suzanne Klusner Maureen & Joseph T. Mee L. Choy Donahue Tricia Fusco Marli L. Hinckley Donald Kopal Buckley Peter J. Cirolia Ben Donovan Anthony Galante Elliot Hirshon Alan W. Kornberg Claudio Bulian Anastasia Rochford-Clark Maire Donovan Clare C. Garetano Elizabeth A. Hogan Patricia M. Kuchinskas Frances Burgos & Eugene V. Clark Laura C. & Bernard Egan Patricia L. & Michael F. Russell G. Horn Norma A. & Kevin J. Linda Burke Kenneth S. Clemons Paul Eginton Garrett Joy C. & William Howe Kuntz Frederick T. Burnett Jean L. & Frank L. Heyward Ehrlich Rocco Garrio Andrea Hyde & Saul J. Kupferberg Rafael Caban Colavito Gloria Ellerbusch Magdalen Gaynor William D. Harrington Elaine Labrecque Michael A. Callari Christopher P. Comfort Catherine Fabiitti George S. Getzel Billy Hyland Athanasia Lazos RoseMarie Campbell Michael Conforti Thomas J. Fahey Joan M. Golan Robert Ingenito Nadine Lebron Stephen F. Canale Elaine Corcillo John A. Farese Cathy N. Goldstein Aurelia Ion Pierre A. Levai Matthew Carbone Victoria C. Katibah Benedict J. Fargione James F. Goldszer Karen C. Isaac Teresa J. Levine Leo R. Cardillo Joseph Cosgrove Brian C. Fedorcik Paul A. Golinski Wade Jabour Paul G. Levy Mary M. Carolan John B. Cromie Elonar V. & Bernard I. Manuel Gomez Debra Jaret Melissa & Michael Libretta Angela B. Carone John Cronin Feeney Evelyn M. Gorman Monica Jerussi Sheldon V. Lifson* Maurice Carroll John Crow Louis M. Ferrara Thomas Gormley Karen Joelson Lydia Low Paul M. Carroll George Culliney Aurora & Henry J. Barbara Gottlieb Gerardine M. Johnson Wendy Lubin Judith A. & Edward J. Nancy & Michael Ferrero Catherine & William F. Bobby P. Jones Charles F. Lundy Casey D’Agostino Stefano L. Filiberti Grant Cassandra L. Jones Karen P. Lynch James Casey Edward P. Dancy Mary H. & Robert F. Arlene M. Grauer Sharon E. Jorgensen Jose E. Maccera Marienne M. Casey James A. Daniels Finnerty Swati & David M. Rita Kalish Mary Madigan Marlena & Marco A. Frank De Cicco John J. Fiore Grayson Bernee V. Kapili Gerald Maher, Sr. Castaldi Donald W. De Leo Ellen Sue Fisher Robert P. Grbic Rudolf Kats William T. Maher Marianne & John K. Ronald De Rubeis Bernard M. Fitzpatrick Alice Green Anthony P. Kavanagh Jennifer Maloney Castle Paul A. DeBartolo William J. Fleming Melba L. Grieshaber Maureen B. Keating Joseph J. Mannion Adele Cato Trudy L. Dedonato Mary L. Flynn Theresa A. Groeschel Martin C. Kelly Dorothy Marks William G. Cavanagh Joseph Deglomini, Sr. Alfred Fontanills Louise & James J. Hagan Francis Kelty Leon D. Marrano Dea Cesario Robert Delaney Kareitha O. & Helen Haggins-Lewis Richard Kennan Jennifer S. Mayer Benjamin J. Chapnick Randolph A. Del Franco Kenneth Forde Russell E. Hall Victor Kiam Elizabeth Mc Geary Phyllis Cherebin Reena R. Denton Charles A. Forma Mimi Halpern Kathleen & Michael Deirdre M. McAuliffe Bruno & Sarah Doganieri Richard D. Freedman John A. Hammerle Kiernan James McCabe * Deceased Barbara C. Dolgin Claire Harris Karen King

14 will help your relatives, will help your children, will help your neighbors and your friends.” Mr. Fernandez, with his personal gift of $100,000, certainly advanced the mission of Calvary Hospital. A Calvary Fund Director and his wife made a challenge grant of $100,000, and our friends stepped up to the plate to match it. We raised a total of $247,261, bringing the value of the challenge to $347,261. Challenge grants can be tremendously effective in raising significant funds in a set period of time, and we are grateful to our Director for partnering with us in a way that more than doubled his and his wife’s initial gift. Christina McInerney, President of the Jerome L. Greene Foundation The ten beds of The Dawn Greene Hospice, Calvary’s inpatient hospice – Mrs. Dawn Greene’s daughter. in Manhattan, have been filled almost since it opened in fall, 2014. We are Below: Front Desk at The Dawn grateful to the Jerome L. Greene Foundation, whose grant of $4 million funded Greene Hospice at Mary Manning construction and equipment of this beautiful facility. Now, Calvary has reached an Walsh Home in Manhattan. agreement with Mary Manning Walsh Home, where The Dawn Greene Hospice is located, and its parent, ArchCare, to expand The Dawn Greene Hospice from its current capacity of ten private rooms to a total of 18 rooms – all private. Once again, the Jerome L. Greene Foundation has pledged support for this significant expansion. We at Calvary thank Christina McInerney, President of the Jerome L. Greene Foundation – and Mrs. Greene’s daughter – for her ongoing support of our special mission. Another valued friend to Calvary is Joseph Cairo, who has never forgotten the care we gave his beloved wife, Pat, more than 20 years ago. Joe and his family established the Pat Cairo Family Foundation, whose cumulative giving now totals

Americo Ribeiro Carla & Amit Sikdar Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Angelo Michele D. & William P. Anthony G. Richards Frank J. Silva Jacqueline P. Walton Patricia Arzac & Russell F. McCann Neuberger Esther Riley Jeffrey J. Sirkman Bridget P. Warner Michelle Arzac David M. McClellan Barbara & Andrew Cynthia Roberto James P. Smith John Warner Ralph A. Autino Robert H. McCormick Nitzberg Joann R. & Walter Kathleen & Michael J.A. Donald R. Weber The Baffa Family Mary Jane McGahan Richard J. Novick Robinson Smith Linda & Gerson Weiss Gary Baker Maureen J. McGowan Angelina Nudo Joan M. Roche Ted Snowdon Arthur Weyrauch Michael J. Balletta John J. McKenna Jane T. O’Connor Michael J. Roche Carol A. Sonnessa Stephen J. Whelan Myra Barcan Manya McKenna James O’ Hara Joseph A. Romano Beatrice K. Sparling Kathleen A. Whitley Reina Barcan Raymond J. Meehan Joan O’Malley Yale Rosen Joseph M. Spillane Laura G. & Stanley J. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Scott J. Mellis Sheila O’Neill Paul I. Rosenberg Nancy Stein Wiegand Barnard Lynn E. Merrill Patricia O’Reilly Helene & Samuel Gilbert Steinman Scott Willoughby Stephen Barrett Penelope M. & Patricia A. & James Rosenberg Aleksandr Stempel James J. Wittick Jorge L. Batista, Esq. Thomas T. Meyer O’Rourke Ellen Roxby Ruth B. Stern Ketly J. & Ronald Wright Madeline Behette Laura A. Miceli Nora M. O’Rourke Robert M. Ryall Ines Suarez Donald E. Wuertz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Diana Milani Norma Pane Ann Ryan Florence C. Sweeney Joanne J. Yunich Behringer Steven Mills Maria A. Paniagua Pasqual Sacchetti Virginia L. Swift David J. Zalta Robert A. Behringer Kitellen Milo John C. Paolucci Anthony L. Sacco Mary E. Tangney Rose Carmen Zanca Mr. & Mrs. Mario Constance Mitchell Regina Patterson Robert A. Sachs Eileen Taylor Monique Zucker Belardino Jazmin & Donald F. Timothy M. Paul Corinne Saffarano Ellen L. Taylor Jeanne Zunich & Mr. & Mrs. Fred Berger Mooney Susan F. & Paul F. Peranio Annette Salamone Constance V. Testa Richard J. Bowler Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Thomas A. Moore Dorothy Perry Betty J. Santangelo Laura D. & Gerald C. Berman Carl Morales Judy E. Persise Carmen Santos Tobin $500 − $999 Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Margaret P. Moran Gaitri Pertab Anthony M. Saytanides Juan Toledo Anonymous (2) Biscornet Rick Moranis Harrison J. Pierce Burton S. Schechter Valerie Tootle Mrs. Annmarie Adamo Jerilynn C. Bittner Anthony Morante Edward J. Piszko Charles Scheidt Victor J. Tutino Arun Adya & Stewart Blum Constance Quint Mrak Eleanor Pontes A. Edward Scherer Philip D. Vallone Surekha Adya Mr. & Mrs. Frederic S. Mary G. Mulligan Kenneth W. Price Gerard Schiebel Louise R. Varnas Angela Aguiar Bogart Anne M. Mulqueen George B. Prince John E. Schlitt Myrna A. Vega Mr. & Mrs. Leo Ahumada Mario P. Borini David E. Munshine Katherine M. Quinn Alan D. Seget Leonard M. Verrastro Stephanos Alexiou Richard J. Bowler, Esq. Kathleen Murnion Eileen E. Raffo William R. Serpe Lucy R. Waletzky Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Robert J. Boyland Patricia Nahaczewski Lauretta Randolph Ian Shand Florence Walker Alfieri Mrs. Joan Boyle Kishwer S. Nehal Judith Remondi Joanne Sharp William F. Wallace Donald Allman Kathleen M. Broderick Frances A. Resheske Mary Ellen O. Shyne Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Alpert

15 more than $2 million. In addition to his generosity, Joe has advocated for our care in the halls of the New York State Assembly, which passed a landmark End-of- Life bill in 2000, which has assured access to our care for countless patients and families. In 2016, the Pat Cairo Family Foundation awarded a grant of $100,000 for Calvary’s general operations, and an additional grant of $50,000 to renovate lounges for our nursing staff. The RTS Family Foundation has also been a steward of Calvary’s wound care. In 2016, RTS renewed its support, in the amount of $190,000, for inpatient wound care. This grant includes support for nursing education, which will enable Calvary to transmit our expertise in wound care to new generations of Calvary nurses. Joe Cairo (seated) and his Bereavement support, like a number of Calvary services and programs of three children (Lisa, Michael care, is not reimbursable by private or government insurance. We are grateful and Shane) with several to Newman’s Own Foundation, which renewed its grant, in the amount of Calvary nurses in one of the $150,000, for our robust bereavement support for young children, “tweens,” renovated nurse lounges at the Bronx Campus. and adolescents, including our week-long bereavement camp, Calvary’s Camp Compass®. Others who support these programs include the Robert Mize and Isa Below: Joe Cairo with Cathy Kalinski (left) and White Trimble Family Foundation, Atalie’s Hope, the Y. C. Ho/Helen & Michael Mary Schnepf, two Chiang Foundation (which also supports Calvary’s Palliative Care Institute), the nurses who helped Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation, and many more. care for his wife, Calvary’s direct mail program, an important part of our overall external relations Pat, when she was a patient activities, raised more than $1,700,000 , from nearly 20,000 donors. 21 years ago. Our leadership donor group, the Storrs Society, recognizes everyone who has given $1,000 or more. The Storrs Society, with several hundred members, is named for Calvary’s esteemed and visionary founder, Annie Blount Storrs.

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Elias F. Dagher Marie Gerardi-Cantamessa Shirley Hirschel Brown Mary L. Dalessio Hermine Gewirtz Jerriett Hollinger Ayana Bryant Grace L. Charles John M. Danish Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ferri Morad Ghadamian Reginald J. Hollinger Bernadette Bucher-Glasse Mr. & Mrs. Richard Frances Davis Elizabeth V. Finan Salvatore J. Giaimo Sarah C. Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Chartoff Anthony E. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Edward Erin M. Gilmore-Smith, Esq. Dr. Babette J. Horn & Buckley Barbara A. Chernow Florence L. De Lavalette Flannigan Norma Hack Ginsberg Dr. Russell K. Pearl Steven E. Buckwald Mr. & Mrs. Frank Victor M. De Leon William J. Fleming Prof. & Mrs. Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Huber Lois A. Burke Chiarello Sandra De-Maria Mr. & Mrs. John P. Flood Ginsburg Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Claire M. Burson Prof. Richard Churchill Andrew Del Giudice Rev. Msgr. William Flood Martin H. Gluck Humenesky Sally T. Butler Mr. & Mrs. Rich Ciolli Frances Ann DellaCava Mr. & Mrs. David Florence Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Henry J. Humphreys Dr. & Mrs. David G. Butler Celestine Civetta Felicia DeSanto & Mr. & Mrs. John F. Fodera Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Capt. & Mrs. Rafael Marilyn C. Clark Steven Piparo Geraldine Fomin Glenn D. Govier Imowitz Caban Mrs. Margaret Cluess Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Helen K. Foo, DMD Edward W. Greason Genevieve T. Incontrera Joan E. Cacaci Martin A. Cohen DiBuono Mr. & Mrs. David E. Mr. & Mrs. David H. Mrs. F. Fay Isik-Wyatt David J. Calamari Eartha Collins Mr. & Mrs. J.S. Dietrich Forbes-Watkins Griffin Christopher Jacobs Frank A. Calamari Mr. & Ms. Bartholomew J. Joseph DiMauro Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ford Charles P. Groppe Jenny Jassey Casper Caldarola Collopy Marie T. Ditucci Warren Frank Dr. Charles L. Gruder Mary Ellen Jedrlinic Alice Callaghan Kevin F. Condon Diane Donnelly Jack P. Franzetti June H. Gunderson Laura R. Johnson Teresa Campbell Ellen C. Conlon Hero Doucas Robert M. Freedman, Esq. Raphael Haar Anita Jones Tom Campo C.A. Conneally Robert K. Drake Joseph Fuller Lottie M. Hadley Robert A. Jones Mr. & Mrs. John D. Canny Mrs. Abigail Conti Rose M. Dyson Vincent T. Gaglione Dr. Greta S. Hanisch Elinor L. Josenhans Lawrence H. Caplan, MD Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kathleen Eberle George R. Gaissl James Harden Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Caro Conway Mrs. Laura P. Eckley Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Devry L. Hawkins Juodzevich Fernanda Carvani Geraldine Cooney Benjamin R. Eisenberg Galantino Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Janet Kalish Tony Casale Mary Anne Corrier Mrs. Joan G. Epstein Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Heben William Kauschinger, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Dorando F. Sarahann Corrigan Professor Kenneth Galasso Fay Hellman Patricia M. Keegan Cavallacci II Mr. & Mrs. Anthony P. Erickson Lorraine Galbo & Bruce M. Helwig Mr. & Mrs. Eugene F. Kelly Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Corvini William Fairley John O’Brien William Henry Mr. & Mrs. Francis Kelty Cavanaugh Mafalda Cosseglia Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Nicole Galluccio Daniel Hess Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Kern Rev. Lawrence A. Gerald J. Cullen Farina, Jr. Catherine Garvey Joseph J. Hester Edith Patricia Klarmann Chadwick Mr. & Mrs. Redino Cupelli Mr. & Mrs. John E. Fearns Steven J. Gavin John Francis Higgins Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Klein Ian Chaikin Lisa Cupelli Mr. & Mrs. David Feinrider Charles Gazzola Mr. & Mrs. David A. Peter Kovner Yvonne Y. F. Chan Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Patricia Ferrari Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Hirsch Mary M. Kresky D’Arcy Gerardi Bernadette M. Kriftcher

16 Calvary’s Professional Advisors Council Our Professional Advisors Council is a group of trust and estate attorneys and financial and investment managers who serve as ambassadors for Calvary through their contacts with other professionals and with their clients. In 2016, Michael J. A. Smith completed his first full year as Chairman of the PAC. Mr. Smith also serves as a Director of the Calvary Fund. The bequests we receive every year enable us to maintain the high standards that define CalvaryCareSM. In 2016, we received a total of $4,169,854 from 42 estates. Bequests reflect the foresight and thoughtfulness of numerous patients, families, and friends. It is a credit to the hard work of our PAC (see list, page 21), who help us identify individuals for whom Calvary is the right place for them to leave a legacy. We are grateful for the support we receive for our bereavement support program Legacy Gifts in 2016 Included: for young children, “tweens,” and adolescents, which includes $1,800,000 Bequest from the estate of Lucie Grant Steinmann. This significant Calvary’s Camp Compass®. bequest is the first from Ms. Steinmann’s estate. Another significant distribution is expected in 2017, as the estate is settled.

$950,000 Bequest from the estate of Dorothea V. McGivney, for research;

$446,891 Bequest from the estate of Jutta Tannhauser, for the general care and programs and services of the Hospital;

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bettina Miraglia Raymond F. O’Brien Rosalie Scarfi Kuhlmann Kathleen Marenghi Anne Monaghan Margaret O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Michael Potack Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Raymond P. Kurkjy Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Mr. & Mrs. Micheal T. Nancy J. O’Connor Barbara Prizzi Scheader Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Kurz Marino, Jr. Monahan James A. O’Rourke Frederick G. Ptaszkowski John Schechter Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Lisa Marum Mr. & Mrs. Erick Moncayo Peter C. O’Donnell Mrs. & Mr. Madeline Quart Steven Schechter & Kutilek Blythe S.J. Masters Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Mrs. Jessica Oertel Frank Ragonese Diane Winston Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kyan Donald G. Mauro Moore Father Chux Okochi Joseph Ragusa Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dr. & Mrs. Leon Lachman Beverly P. Mazze Theresa E. Moore Michael D. Oleksiak Mrs. Katherine A. Ratjen Schiaffino Nicole M. Lannegrace Mrs. Angelissa McArthur Edward F. Moran Mrs. Esther Oliveras Rajesh Rauniyar Renay Schlereth Susan Larkin Jeremiah P. McCabe Michael A. Moran Amanda Betsey Opinsky Michael J. Razny Donald Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Christine Santora Mary L. Moran & Family Mrs. Donna M. Rebholz Michael Schreiber LaSala McCaffrey Christopher J. Moran Joel Pal Kenneth Reiss Mrs. Margaret Schwartz Dr. Norman E. Leeds Mary Jane McCartney Mrs. Joan M. Moret Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Thomas Reynolds Frances Secondo Michael I. Lefkowitz Mr. & Mrs. William P. Monica G. Muhart Paolercio, Jr. Elizabeth Ritayik Mrs. Mary Sedarat Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. McCaughey Shirlann Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Michael V. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Theodore P. Leistman Edward J. McCool Margaret Mullins Pappagallo Rochford Shen Mrs. Helen L. Lesnik Linda F. McCreight Mr. & Mrs. M. Saleem Kathleen M. Parker Mary Romney Nancy G. Shopkorn Peter C. Ley Particia L. McGillen Muqaddam Jacquelin V. Parkin Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Mrs. Nina T. Siggia Mrs. Anna Lifson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Peden Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Milton Ezio Ligniti McGrath Murray Jules A. Peemoeller Denny Ruben Silverman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Mr. & Mrs. James T. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Dr. Mark Persky Mr. & Mrs. Steven Freda S. Simmons Lockburner McHugh Murray Surojani Pertab Rubenstein Nancy Moore Simpson Mr. & Mrs. William A. Mr. & Mrs. James J. McKee Joan Mussington John Petitto Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Russell Natasha Singer Lockwood Andrew D. McKnight Dr. Uma V. Mysorekar Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. David Russin Diane M. Sinti Ronald LoPinto Ann McLaughlin Stanley Natkins Petrillo Ronald Saccardo Mr. & Mrs. Neil Sirota John J. Lynch John McLoughlin Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Mr. & Mrs. Felix M. Mr. & Mrs. Dino A. Michael Skrapits & Maura J. William A. Lynch Anne B. McManus Navarro, Sr. Petrillo, Jr. Saglimbeni Romita Skrapits Harold Mabern Regina McNally Edwin Navarro Edward Piekarski Doriann Sama & Barbara T. Sloan Donna MacCrae Elish McNamara Mrs. Donna Naveo Janey Place James Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Smith Ann MacMurray Arthur W. Meehan Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Ness Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pocker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Samuels Josephine Spada John R. Magel Mohammad A. Mian Mr. & Mrs. Barry Neustein Jay Polansky Joel I. Saturn Mrs. Mary Spanos Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Lynn Milito Mrs. Betty Nexsen Tina Pomeranz Mary B. Sayers Martin Spatz Mandel Jean Miller & DeVries Frank & Barbara Porco Mrs. Marianne Scacco Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Michael Zinn Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Poris Sposato

17 $200,000 Bequest from the estate of Mattie Schottenfeld, for the general care and programs and services of the Hospital.

$103,727 Bequest from the estate of Deirdre P. Hart, for the general care and programs and services of the Hospital; and

The Society of 1899 was established to acknowledge and recognize those who have made a commitment and have informed us of a bequest, planned, or other deferred gift to Calvary as part of their estate planning. Individuals can join the Society of 1899 in a number of ways, including leaving a bequest in a will and making other planned and deferred gifts. As of December 31, the Society of 1899

At the Torah Dedication had a total of 311 members (see list, page 22). celebratory event more than 80 people enjoyed refreshments, singing, Completing A Historic Initiative and dancing. On November 9, 2016, Calvary completed a year-long initiative, begun on Veteran’s Below: The historic Day, 2015, to restore a unique Torah that, since 1987, has been on permanent loan 135-year-old Torah to the Hospital from the Memorial Scrolls Trust (MST) of London. Our Scroll, MST being restored. No. 515, dates from 1880, and is one of more than 1,560 that were rescued by the Trust after the Holocaust. At the celebratory event on November 9 (the anniversary of the 1938 Kristallnacht pogroms that took place throughout Germany), more than 80 people enjoyed refreshments, singing, and dancing. Michael J. Brescia, MD, Calvary’s Executive Medical Director, led a joyous procession from the Patient Activity

Phyllis Springer Hugoton Foundation Charles A. Mastronardi Long Island Metropolitan Keith Stanger Theodore W. Vogel, Jr. The Sage Foundation Foundation Lacrosse Foundation Ann L. Steele Vincent R. Volpe Foundations and The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Richard McVey Montefiore Medical Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Mr. & Mrs. Robert Organizations Samuels Foundation Charitable Fund Center Joan Stegall-Smith Wadalavage Wasily Family Foundation May & Samuel Rudin Moses L. Parshelsky $100,000 – $499,999 Merle Steinberg Mrs. Lois H. Wagreich Charles R. & Winifred R. Family Foundation Foundation The Pat Cairo Family Mrs. Marilyn Stern Janet A. Waldron Weber Foundation Sarah I. Schieffelin Police Relief Fund Foundation George Stewart Mr. & Mrs. John C. Residuary Trust Charles and Mildred Newman’s Own $10,000 – $24,999 Agnes Stoddard Waldron C. F. Roe Slade Schnurmacher Foundation David Stolman Mr. & Mrs. James J. Anonymous Foundation Foundation RTS Family Foundation Della E. Stott Walker Adrian and Robert Mize & Isa Silver Family Foundation Jesse Archbold Barbara A. Streine Robert Walsh $50,000 – $99,999 White Trimble William J. Tully Charitable Trust Foundation Rita M. Sydorowitz Mary Wardell The David Berg Family Foundation ArchCare Miles Hodsdon Vernon Mr. & Mrs. Edmund F. Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Foundation The New Yankee Rose M. Badgeley Foundation Taylor Wdowski William and Mary Stadium Community Residuary Charitable Ann Eden Woodward Timothy Thaler Marilyn A. Werner Buckley Foundation Benefits Fund Prof. Terrence W. Tilley Mrs. Mary Whalen Trust Foundation Catholic Institute of $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. John White Barbara Epstein the Food Industry $2,500 – $4,999 Torney Adrienne White Foundation Elmer & Mamdouha The Hagedorn Fund Irving T. Bush Foundation Bobst Foundation The Joe and Hellen Joan M. Touhey Diane J. Wieda The Y.C. Ho/Helen Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mark Wintner Chester Civic Improvement Thomas & Agnes Darion Foundation and Michael Chiang Association Carvel Foundation Della Calce Private Townsend Rev. Ronald E. Foundation Jean-Pierre L. Trebot Wozniak, S.J. G. L. Connolly Circle of Hope Cancer Foundation The Ambrose Monell Foundation Foundation Thomas and Jeanne Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Lisa E. Wright Foundation Troncone Gerald Yass Dreitzer Foundation Calvary Hospital Elmezzi Private Frank P. Trotta, Jr. Lydia L. Ying-Li Tan $25,000 – $49,999 Laurie Kayden Circle of Friends Foundation Feuerring Foundation Steven V. Truglio Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Anonymous Foundation Robert & Gail Edelstein The Jana Foundation Roseanne Tubridy Zawiski Achelis and Bodman Knights of Columbus – Foundation Max & Selma Kupferberg Nancy Underwood Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Foundation New York Chapter Josephine M. Fanizzi Foundation Jacqueline Valluzzo Zitolo Atalie’s Hope Koch Foundation Memorial Fund Mathis Pfohl Foundation Yahaira Vazquez The Casaly and Parent Kurr Foundation The Kupferberg Edward and Sandra Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Charitable Fund George Link, Jr. Foundation Meyer Foundation Vittorio Steven A. and Alexandra M. Charitable Trust Bertha and Isaac Momtazee Family Fund Cohen Foundation Liberman Foundation 18 Center to the Chapel, where the renewed Torah was placed in the Ark that is its home. We are grateful to the Charles R. and Winifred R. Weber Foundation for its generous early support, which came to Calvary through the good offices of Professional Advisors Council member Daniel J. McSwiggan, Esq., and to the 210 individuals of all faith traditions who raised more than $110,000 toward this exceptional project.

Sade Baderinwa 2016 Calvary Fund Events of WABC-TV was Mistress of Ceremonies Calvary’s Awards Gala: As noted above, we are grateful to Henry A. Fernandez, at Calvary’s Awards Gala. whose gift of $100,000 helped move the Awards Gala close to the $1 million Below: New York Yankee mark. We thank the Fund Board Chairman, Carlos M. Hernandez, and his wife, legend Bernie Williams Claire, and the entire Fund Board, and all of the approximately 400 people and his All-Star Band. who attended the Gala and provided the individual and corporate support that contributed to the success of this uplifting event, held at The Pierre on November 14. Eyewitness News anchor Sade Baderinwa of WABC-TV served as Mistress of Ceremonies. She introduced Rev. Eric P. Cruz, MDiv, MNA, Pastor, Catholic Charities Bronx Regional Coordinator, pastor of St. John Chrysostom Church, and a Director of Calvary Hospital, who gave a beautiful invocation, and she welcomed Mr. Calamari to the podium. Dr. Fahey, Chairman of the Board of Calvary Hospital, also welcomed guests. Mr. Hernandez presented the Calvary Medal to his dear friend and colleague, Henry A. Fernandez, Chairman & CEO of MSCI, Inc.

Paul M. Mazur Fund Pells Mayton Foundation Gellin-Zalaznick New York Medical College and Mary & Roy Foundation Inc. Turner Construction William and Angela Catherine and Bela Anderson Charitable Ruth and Jack Glantz Invus Group, LLC Company Freda Fund Schick Foundation Trust Family Foundation Krasdale Foods, Inc. Van Nest Recreation Arthur J. Gallagher Dr. Morris Smoller Mario C. Romita The Kalkala Fund Protiviti Consulting, Inc. Center, Inc. Foundation Social Services Fund Revocable Trust Steve Brian Kerr S&P Global Contribution Goldie Anna The Louis Russo and Foundation Simone Healthcare $2,500 – $4,999 Charitable Trust $1,000 – $2,499 Joseph Dwyer Kwitman Family Development American Express Greene Wiegand Anonymous Charitable Foundation Foundation Skadden, Arps, Slate, Foundation Charitable Fund American Legion Ladies The Lawrence Schacht The Maggie and Waggie Meagher & Flom LLP Aprea Air, Inc. Janice Michelle Auxiliary, Leonard H. Memorial Foundation Foundation Sterling National Bank Barr & Barr, Inc. Foundation Hawkins Post No. 156 Allan Shedlin Foundation Mule Family Foundation Visa C. D. E. Air Kaufman Organization American Society of St. Savior Catholic Pells Mayton York Risk Services Group Conditioning Co., Inc. Knights of Columbus – Plumbing Engineers – Academy Foundation Inc. Central Medical New York State Council New York City Chapter Susan & John Steinhardt Valtarese Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Supply, Inc. Knights of Columbus – Auxiliary of the Church Family Foundation Bettina Equities Company Copper Services, LLC DeSoto Council #327 of St. Joseph Teamsters Local Union Corporations Clifton Budd & D&J Industries Larchmont Temple – Ida Bernstein No. 89 Demaria LLP ESPN Audio Social Action $50,000 – $99,999 Memorial League Teamsters Local Union Emblem Health Evercore Committee Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP B’nai B’rith Harvest No. 812 Empire General Fiduciary Trust Company Hyman Levine Family JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA Lodge #1330 Turtle Dove Dowries Fund Contracting International Foundation l’Dor v’Dor Cole Family Irwin Weiner Foundation $25,000 – $49,999 Corporation Future Value Litwin Foundation Charitable Fund GNYHA Ventures, Inc. Hanson & Ryan, Inc. Associates, Ltd. The M&T Charitable Concannon Family $500 − $999 Pepsi-Cola Bottling HUB International Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Foundation Foundation Anonymous Company of Northeast Micromem Mark Family Einstein Cancer Fund Mary & Roy Anderson New York, Inc. Liberty Mechanical International, Inc. ENBE Foundation Philanthropic Fund Charitable Contractors, LLC Morgan Stanley & Josephine M. Fanizzi Bill and Valerie McGarry Foundation,Inc. $10,000 – $24,999 Medline Industries, Inc. Company, Inc. Memorial Fund Charitable Fund Bay and Paul Foundations BlackRock Charitable Fund Meridian Risk Navistar, Inc. Maurice and Carol Metzger-Price Fund Brooklyn Benevolent Brae Burn Country Management, Inc. Plymouth Rock Energy Feinberg Family N. M. Morris Foundation Society Club, Inc. Mutual of America Ridgewood Savings Bank Foundation Parents & Students Irish The Chang Family Farrell Media Group Foundation Rudin Management Gary J. and Susan O. Dancing Association Charity Trust Goldman Sachs & Co. Sanitation Salvage Co., Inc. Ferrentino Foundation of North America Innisfree M&A, Inc. Corporation

19 Mr. Fernandez spoke graciously about Calvary’s mission and how humbling it is to meet so many people who have dedicated their lives to the care of others at the last stage of their life. The evening included a performance by World Series Champion and New York Yankee legend Bernie Williams and his All-Star Band. We are deeply grateful to the Awards Gala Co-Chairs, Journal Co-Chairs, and the Calvary Fund and Calvary Hospital Boards for their tireless efforts in making this event a great success.

Annual Planned Giving Donor Reception at Christie’s: We thank PAC member Bonnie Brennan and Tash Perrin, of Christie’s Trusts, Estates & Wealth

PAC member Bonnie Brennan, Management Services, for hosting this event, on Monday, April 18. Approximately and Tash Perrin, Christie’s Trusts, 150 guests attended the program, which included remarks by Daphne Lingon, Estates & Wealth Management Senior Specialist, Jewelry, followed by a private viewing of the show, “Magnificent Services, at Calvary’s Annual Jewels.” As Chair of Calvary’s PAC, Michael J. A. Smith joined Frank Calamari Planned Giving Donor Reception at Christie’s. in welcoming guests and thanking them for their planned giving support. Below: Sapphire and diamond 13th Annual Trusts and Estates Attorney Conference: The PAC sponsored pendant – one of Christie’s this annual event, entitled, “Ethics for Breakfast: Ethical Considerations in “Magnificent Jewels” at the private viewing Representing Impaired, Disabled and Abused Clients,” on September 29, they hosted for the which was attended by more than 300 professionals. Planned Giving The program featured introductory remarks by Michael M. Mariani, Esq., Donor Reception. Consultant, Fiduciary Trust Company International, Conference Chair and member, Calvary PAC, and a welcome from Mr. Calamari. A panel presentation followed, moderated by Hon. Nora S. Anderson, Surrogate, New York County,

Engel Völkers Pasadena Realty, LLC Athena Art Finance Epstein, Becker & Mondial Automotive New York City Pelham Bay Home Automobile Lodge Green P. C. Morgan Stanley Annual Sanofi-Aventis U.S. Engel Völkers Center, Inc. 447 I. A. M. Gillwright Group Appeal Campaign Charitable Trust Private Office Schuyler Hill Ball Chain Manufacturing Glenwood Management Mullooly, Jeffrey, Rooney Sprague Resources, Ernst & Young LLP Funeral Home Co., Inc. Services Inc. & Flynn, LLP GP, LLC Fidelity Charitable Sotheby’s Belardi/Ostroy Guida’s Dairy My Tribute Gift Transervice Logistics, Inc. Gift Fund Sterling Risk Bessemer Trust Company Gurr Johns Foundation, Inc. Unitex First Republic Surf Club on the Sound Bleakley Platt & The Heights Management Notre Dame Church WABC-TV Trust Company Time, Inc. Schmidt, LLP Company, LLC Nouveau Elevator WeiserMazars First Service Residential TransAmerica Life Bonhams Holland & Knight LLP Industries, Inc. Whittier & Associates, Inc. New York, Inc. Insurance Company Bressler, Amery & The Marcy & Alan Honig NRT New York LLC WithumSmith+Brown, PC Genserve, Inc. UBS Financial Ross P.C. Charitable Ogeka Associates, LLC Glenmede Trust Services, Inc. Bronx Masonic Charities Foundation, Inc. The O’Shea Family $1,000 – $2,499 Company, N.A. Villa Barone Manor, Inc. Cambria Automotive Hub Truck Rental Foundation 23rd West Grant Thornton LLP Frank J. Walters Co., Inc. Corporation Pasta Pasta Restaurant Associates, LLC Greenlight Capital, Inc. Associates, Inc. Champion Energy Hudson Peak Wealth Peterbilt Motors AAA Best Auto Body, Inc. Hatcher FLP Yonkers Paving Services, LLC Advisors Corporation Atlantic Trust Healthy Business Concepts, Inc. Collaborative for Hyundai Translead Phillips Private Wealth Group LLC Palliative Care, Inc. Janis and Alan Menken Plumbers & Gasfitters Brown Brothers Heritage Auctions $500 − $999 Communications Workers Foundation Local Union #1 Harriman Trust Hutch Metro Center 1, LLC A. B. C. Body & of America #1104 Key Equipment Finance Providence Rest Company, N.A. IBM Trailer Co. Inc. Cosmopolitan Junior Knights of Columbus Putney, Twombly, Hall Carriage Hill Developers KPMG LLP Aculabs, Inc. Soccer League, Inc. Msgr. Matthews Council & Hirson LLP Christie’s Management AFK Group LLC Crowley for Congress No. 3536 Rago Arts & Auction Citywide Mobile Planning, Inc. Airodyne Industries Inc. The CW Company Litchfield Cavo LLP Center Response Corporation Marcum LLP Alcoholic Anonymous Daniel J. Hannon & Merck Foundation – Royal Arcanum – DeSales Media Miller Proctor All New York Title Associates Inc. Gives Back Employee Claremont Council Group, Inc. Nickolas, Inc. Agency, Inc. Davidson, Dawson Giving Program No. 1655 Dola Electrical New York Private Allstate The Giving & Clark LLP Metro Optics Throgs Scott & Guilfoyle CPA’S LLP Company, Inc. Trust Company Campaign Drs. Imaging Services Neck Inc. ShopRite – Wakefern Doyle New York Northeast Great Dane Ancient Order of of New Jersey Inc. Michael S. Rubinoff Food Corp. Empire Valuation Nunziata Ad Agency Hibernians Francis P. Empire Caging & Agency Silicon Valley Community Consultants O’Connor’s Carpet Beirne Division 9 Mail Services Midland States Bank Foundation – PEPSICO Center Appraisers & Planners Inc. Wealth Management

20 and including panelists: Robert Abrams, Esq., Executive Partner, Abrams, Fensterman, Fensterman, Eisman, Formato, Ferrara & Wolf, LLP; Ira Salzman, Esq., Partner, Goldfarb, Abrandt, Salzman & Kutzin, LLP; and Nancy S. D’Agostino, RN, MSN, Vice President, Community Patient Services of Calvary Hospital. The panel presentation was followed by remarks from Mr. Smith and Christopher P. Comfort, MD, Medical Director of Calvary Hospital. The Hospital is grateful for the ongoing support of exhibitors who return each year. Here are two comments from two exhibitors at the 2016 conference: “Calvary is a great organization and a worthy cause. This event serves as a great kick-off for the Trusts & Estates Community as they help their clients prepare for the important 4th quarter.” Attorney Conference moderator, Hon. Nora S. Anderson, “Since most of the attendees are from the tri-state area, we find that this Surrogate, New York County. event generates higher quality leads for our company, than national and Below: Donor, Terri Levine and regional conferences.” her son, Howie, at the Annual Donor Appreciation Reception Calvary’s Annual Donor Appreciation Reception took place at the New York at the New York Botanical Garden on May 10. Nearly 300 guests toured the Conservatory and Botanical Garden. Garden grounds and enjoyed a cocktail reception.

Calvary’s 28th Annual Golf & Tennis Classic drew more than 300 participants on Monday, August 1. The predicted rain held off, allowing our golfers to enjoy the beautiful and challenging Century and Brae Burn golf courses, and tennis players to complete their round robin competition. Participants raised more than

Smith, Mazure, Director, Estates Diana Schmidt Wilkins, Young & Anonymous Mattie Schottenfeld Yagerman P. C. Robert J. Atkins Nicolina Shelton South Dakota Trust Leo Baer George Simos Professional Advisors Council Company LLC Florence Bruno Thomas Settembrini Spray Foam Homes LLC Ann E. Cone Elinor Silverman The Calvary Hospital Professional Advisors Council (PAC) was St. Charles Borromeo Robert J. Crimmins Catherine M. Smolich established in 2001 to assist the Board of Directors and the staff of Church Organizations Joan M. Cunningham Lucie Grant Steinmann the Hospital to secure the financial support required to operate the Fund Elsie Deacon Jutta Tannhauser The Church of Gus DeGazio Rose M. Volpe nation’s only acute care hospital dedicated solely to the palliative care St. Ignatius Loyola Margaret Dempsey Madeline Ward of adult patients with advanced cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. Tampa Freightliner Margaret Denning PAC members are volunteers from the legal, investment, accounting, Thomson Reuters Karen A. DeRosa Gifts in Kind Transolutions Stuart D. Edwards ABC-77 AM Radio insurance, and banking professions. Consulting LLC Jane Froese ABC-TV Bloomberg Radio LLP Transport Workers Union Carmen Gobbi Chairman Robert M. Freedman, Esq. Daniel J. McSwiggan, Esq. Catholic New York of America TWU Susan Guam Michael J.A. Smith Magdalen Gaynor, Esq. Lee Miller, Esq. CBS Radio 880 Travelers Deirdre P. Hart Charles F. Gibbs, Esq. Charles J. Ogeka, Esq. CBS-TV Trefle Inc. Selma Y. Heraldo Vice Chairman Paul Golinski, Esq. Timothy M. Paul, Esq. Community News Group Truist Adelaide Reese Andrea Hyde, Esq. Rorrie Gregorio Victoria Richardson El Diario Universal Truck Body Kassenbrock Charles J. Groppe, Esq. Paul I. Rosenberg, Esq. EnoB Emerita Sales Co., Inc. Peter Lee Arlene Harris, Esq. Eileen Caulfield iHeartMedia Colleen F. Carew, Esq. VCC, Inc. Yvonne H. McDonald Edward D. Heben, CPA Schwab, Esq. Music that heals Verizon Foundation Dorothea V. McGivney Leah D. Hokenson, Esq. Alan D. Seget, Esq. NBC-TV Daniel J. Arciola, Esq. – Volunteers Payroll Thomas E. McManus Gerard F. Joyce, Jr., Esq. Erin Gilmore Smith, Esq. New York Daily News Kristin J. Ashman, Esq. Incentive Program Joan Nekoloff Stanley S. Leffler, Esq. Frank W. Streng, Esq. New York Times Richard J. Bowler, Esq. Wells Fargo Betty Parson Mary Ellen Manley, Esq. Joseph A. Tarantino NY Public Radio Bonnie Brennan White Plains Hospital Patricia Pauth Michael M. Mariani, Esq. Gerald C. Tobin, Esq. Trusts & Estates Magazine Ronni G. Davidowitz, Esq. Winston Art Group Mario J. Recchi Lawrence F. Wayne L. Warnken, Esq. Univision WADO-AM Keith C. Dolin ZS Fund L.P. Mary Jane Reuther McGovern, Esq. Michael R. Weaver, Esq. WABC-AM Radio Thomas G. Ferrara Celia D. Rumsey Diahn W. McGrath, Esq. Marie Santora WCBS-AM Radio Gertrude C. Schelling WINS 1010 AM Radio

21 $250,000 for the Hospital’s programs of care. After dinner, they enjoyed a talk about Yogi Berra with: Harvey Araton, former New York Times sports writer and author of the bestselling “Driving Mr. Yogi: Yogi Berra, Ron Guidry, and Baseball’s Greatest Gift;” and Dave Kaplan, founding director of the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center in Montclair, NJ. Calvary’s Golf & Tennis Classic honors the memory of former Fund Board Chairman and Hospital Board Member Dennis E. Berberich. Proceeds from the tennis portion of the outing were donated to the Dennis E. Berberich Calvary Care Technician Scholarship Fund. The 2016 recipient was Jodian Savizon, who has worked as a Calvary Care Technician for 11 years. Ms. Savizon planned to use her scholarship to begin her nursing studies at the College of New Rochelle. At Calvary’s Golf & Tennis Classic: Inspired by the commitment to patient care that she expressed so eloquently and emotionally in her acceptance speech, an anonymous donor and participant Above: Jodian Savizon, the winner of the 2016 Dennis of the Golf & Tennis Classic offered to pay the remainder of her nursing school E. Berberich Calvary Care tuition in full. Technician Scholarship Fund with Dennis Berberich, Jr. To support our unique mission with a tax-deductible gift to the Calvary Below: Former New York Times sports writer and author, Fund, visit our website, www.calvaryhospital.org, or call 718-518-2077. Harvey Araton (left), with Dave Kaplan, founding director of the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center.

The Society of 1899 Calvary established The Society of 1899 to honor individuals William J. Hill Marian Metzger Paul I. Rosenberg, Esq. who have made a bequest or deferred gift to the Hospital. Harriet Huber Roseann Mincieli Catherine Sabino Eliezer & Sherry Hyman Joan & Richard Joan Salb Linda A. Karam Montemarano Gloria Santino 40 Anonymous Members Margaret Cremmins James J. Fox Thomas F. Kehoe Margaret P. Moran Marie Santora Rose H. Accardi Robert J. Crimmins Mary Price Franco Edith P. Klarmann Christina Mullarkey Blanche J. Scheib Dorothy Altman Joan M. Cunningham Richard D. Freedman Luisa A. Kley William G. Mulligan Aaron Schottenfeld, MD Rose Angelicola Cynthia J. Cupolo Chaim Freiberg Joanne M. Knetge James J. Mulvihill & Mattie Schottenfeld Philip Arena Diane Darrow Cynthia Gagen Terence Kreider Kathleen Murnion Mary J. Seele Connie J. Attanasio Lorena DeFilippis Vincent Galantino Don & Karen La Rocca Rosemary Nalbone Helen G. Semo Jane Auriemmo Eileen Dennin Joann Galdi Amelia Lehmann Catherine M. Namias Jane Shaw Thomas H. Bacon Ronald R. De Rubeis Clare C. Garetano Armando Leone Ruth L. Nelson Nicholas Signorelli Barbara Badyna Carmen J. DeSimone John A. Gargan Edward & Barbara-Ann Madeline Newbauer Catherine Smolich Leo & Lore Baer Ray Marie Di Lieto Steffi Gavin Levine, PhD Barbara O’Brien Carol A. Sonnessa Frank Baio James & Carol R. Magdalen Gaynor, Esq. Marcia Levine Kathleen O’Connor Vincent J. Spinelli Carolina Barón Di Lorenzo Carol Gentile, Esq. Lucille Lew Margaret O’Connor Elliot J. Stamler Diane A. Berkowitz Joyce M. Dolin Lynn Geras Ellen Lukas Mrs. James O’Rourke Ingrid & Reinhold Stehle Elizabeth Bertoldo Aaron Donner Susan Gernert Jack & Gloria Maloney John Palisi Merle Steinberg Lorraine M. Braun Stuart D. Edwards Martin Gold Anthony Roy Mr. & Mrs. Parkin Lucie Grant Steinmann Claudia Brigman Grace Ehrler Carmelo Gonzalez Mangione, PhD Marion Patton Adele Stern Thomas E. Buckley Ellen Emery Barbara G. Gottlieb Mr. & Mrs. Jack Marcus Susan Pav Terry Sullivan William & Mary Buckley Mary T. Fahy Jane Mack Gould Phyllis Mate Marie Rita Porcello John V. Tanzilli, DMD Mrs. Edward Burke Ann Fanizzi Arlene Graci Mary Mauger Marc Prager, MD Robert Temliak Frank A. Calamari Ouida St. C. Ffrench Mary Graci Clara Mayer Lucille Prudente Gerald C. Tobin, Esq. Lola Calcagno Thomas G. Ferrara Dawn M. Greene Edward F. McDermott Christiane R. Quinif Joanne Tolley Alice Callaghan Lydia Figueroa Armand Greenhall & Nancy Stein Pam Geraldi Rabin Nancy Underwood Louis A. Caputo, Jr. Stephano Filberti Ehler O. Gregory William A. McKenna, Jr. Arthur Rath Marie E. Wahn Joan Cargulia Mr. & Mrs. J.F. Fine Eleanor M. Grober Elizabeth McPartland Mario J. Recchi Edith Winston Madeline Carroll Mary Fittig Susan Grossman Mrs. Lorraine A. MeLora James P. Reilly Edwin D. Wood Linda Terrasi Cezanne Mary E. Flynn Catherine Guillory In honor of Hy Miller Jane M. Roeser Isabella Zambrano Mrs. Walter F. Clyne Claire A. Fordrung Doris Hanel & Ruth Mesard Lillian Rosen Rose Carmen Zanca Faye Dawes Couyoumjan Mary Louise Formato, MD Laurie Hathorn Janine Metz Yale Rosen, MD

22 Calvary Holding Company, Inc. Description of Organization

Organization Calvary Holding Company, Inc. (the “Company”) is a not-for-profit Calvary Holding Associate Directors corporation organized under Section 402 of the Not-For-Profit Company, Inc. Frank A. Calamari Corporation Law of the State of New York. The Company is exempt Board of Directors Michael J. Brescia, MD from Federal income tax under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD Code as an organization described in Section 501( c )( 3 ). The purpose Chairman Calvary Fund, Inc. of the Company is to engage in charitable, scientific and medical Karl P. Adler, MD Board of Directors Carlos M. Hernandez activities to support the Calvary Hospital, Inc. (the “Hospital”) and its Manfred Altstadt Chairman affiliated organizations which are exempt under Section 501( c )( 3 ) John P. Bertsch of the Internal Revenue Code. ArchCare, a not-for-profit corporation, John A. Decina Mary K. Buckley is the sole corporate member of the Company and the Hospital. Steven J. Golub Joseph Deglomini, Jr. Carlos M. Hernandez Benedict J. Fargione Principles of Combination Terence Gallagher** The combined financial statements include the accounts of the following Calvary Hospital, Inc. Steven J. Golub Kenneth Krasne organizations of which the Company is the sole corporate member: Board of Directors Timothy Cardinal Dolan Diahn W. McGrath • Calvary Fund, Inc. (the “Fund”) is a not-for-profit corporation exempt Archdiocese of New York Eileen T. Nugent, Esq. from Federal income tax under Section 501( c )( 3 ) of the Internal Honorary Chairman James O’Hara Revenue Code. The Fund’s purpose is to solicit, accept, and receive Louise M. Parent, Esq. Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD real and personal property and to collect income therefrom to be Chairman Al Roker applied exclusively for any health-related char­itable organization Dennis M. Schneider Manfred Altstadt or corporation affiliated with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Michael J.A. Smith John P. Bertsch Jamie B. Stewart New York. However, the current and historical intent has been to Rev. Eric P. Cruz Joseph A. Tarantino provide exclusive support to the Hospital. John A. Decina Olga Luz Tirado • Calvary Palliative Care Network, L.L.C. (the “Network”) is a Joseph L. DeMarzo, Esq. Gerald C. Tobin, Esq. limited liability company that advises, consults, as well as provides Thomas G. Ferrara Paul E. Travers Terence Gallagher administrative and management services to physicians, including William W. Wilson Steven J. Golub professional groups and independent practice associations, hospitals, James Harden and other healthcare providers. The Network is the sole member of Chairman’s Council Edward D. Heben Daniel J. Ashley Calvary Network Independent Practice Association, L.L.C., an inactive Scott LaRue Joseph G. Cairo, Jr. entity. The Network became inactive effective January 1, 2001. Rena M. Murtha, RN John Castle Amit Sikdar In addition, primarily because it is under common management with Frank A. D’Amelio Joseph A. Tarantino Larry Norton, MD the above organizations, the Hospital is included in the combined Anne A. Coté Taylor Robert Price financial statements. The Hospital is a not-for-profit specialty hospital Paul R. Provost that provides services for the care of terminally ill cancer patients. John J. Conheeney Director Emeritus Stratford Corbett Wallace The Hospital, which is operated in connection with the Archdiocese of New York, is exempt from Federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) **Director Emeritus of the Internal Revenue Code.

Intercompany transactions and amounts have been eliminated.

23 Calvary Holding Company, Inc. and Affiliates Combined Statements of Operations and Changes in Net Assets For the Years Ended December 31, 2016 and 2015

2016 2015 Revenues, Gains, and Other Support Net patient service revenue (after contractual allowances and discounts) $113,840,600 $108,044,600 Provision for uncollectible accounts receivable (2,368,400) (1,405,800)

Net patient service revenue — net of provision for uncollectible accounts receivable 111,472,200 106,638,800 Investment income 947,800 926,900 Net realized gains on investments 1,389,100 1,818,400 Contributions 8,755,500* 6,648,500 Special event revenue 652,900 1,003,200 Special event costs (499,200) (497,300) Other operating revenue 850,700 630,100

Total revenues, gains, and other support 123,569,000 117,168,600

Expenses Salaries 63,831,800 64,210,500 Employee benefits 24,541,200 24,869,600 Supplies and other 27,910,300 27,939,600 Depreciation, leases, and equipment rental 4,207,000 4,398,800 Interest 268,300 288,500 Fund-raising 1,416,700 1,128,800

Total expenses 122,175,300 122,835,800

Revenues, gains and other support over (under) expenses 1,393,700 (5,667,200)

Change in net unrealized gains and losses on investments 1,840,200 (2,447,150)

Pension-related adjustments 3,768,200 1,675,200

Increase (decrease) in net assets 7,002,100 (6,439,150) Net assets, beginning of year 28,729,500 35,168,650 Net assets, end of year $ 35,731,600 $ 28,729,500

The above financial data is extracted from the Calvary Holding Company, Inc. and Affiliates’ audited full financial statements. The Calvary Holding Company, Inc. and Affiliates’ audited financial statements, including related footnotes, are available upon request.

* Please note that an additional $1.5 million was received anonymously for a restricted site-specific project for our parent organization.

24 Calvary Hospital, Inc. Statements of Operations For the Years Ended December 31, 2016 and 2015

2016 2015 Revenues Net patient service revenue (after contractual allowances and discounts) $113,840,600 $108,044,600 Provision for uncollectible accounts receivable (2,368,400) (1,405,800)

Net patient service revenue — net of provision for uncollectible accounts receivable 111,472,200 106,638,800 Net assets released from restrictions — operations 2,084,000 3,004,500 Other revenue 991,900 783,100

Total revenues 114,548,100 110,426,400

Expenses Salaries 62,733,100 63,478,000 Employee benefits 24,137,300 24,571,100 Supplies and other 27,592,600 27,549,500 Interest 268,300 288,500 Depreciation, leases, and equipment rental 4,207,000 4,398,800

Total expenses 118,938,300 120,285,900

Operating Loss (4,390,200) (9,859,500)

Nonoperating Gains — Net Unrestricted gifts and bequests 4,488,200 3,646,600 Investment income 489,100 475,600 Net realized gains and losses on investments 516,700 918,500

Total nonoperating gains — net 5,494,000 5,040,700

Revenues and nonoperating gains — over (under) expenses, net 1,103,800 (4,818,800)

Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets Change in net unrealized gains and losses on investments 912,000 (1,113,250)

Pension-related adjustments 3,565,000 1,873,000

Transfer between entities (5,800) (16,300)

Increase (decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets $ 5,575,000 $ (4,075,350)

The above financial data is extracted from the Hospital’s audited full financial statements. The Hospital’s audited financial statements, including related footnotes, are available upon request.

25 Calvary Hospital, Inc. Staff and Affiliations

Senior Management Staff Medical Staff The College of New Rochelle Lenox Hill Hospital School of Nursing Frank A. Calamari Michael J. Brescia, MD Manhattan College President & Chief Executive Officer Columbia University College Robert A. Brescia, MD Mary Manning Walsh Home Alma Carrington, MD of Physicians and Surgeons Michael J. Brescia, MD Memorial Sloan Kettering Columbia University School Senior Vice President & Gail Chrzanowski, MD Cancer Center Executive Medical Director Christopher P. Comfort, MD of Social Work Methodist Home for Nursing Myra Davila, MD Concordia College School Robert A. Brescia, MD and Rehab Director, Palliative Care Institute Eric Goldman, MD of Nursing Middle East Cancer Consortium Christopher P. Comfort, MD James Goldszer, MD Dominican College School Medical Director Devmani Jaitly, MD of Nursing Montefiore Einstein Center for Cancer Care Nancy S. D’Agostino, RN, MSN Maria Lief, MD Emory University School Vice President for Irina Makarevich, MD of Nursing Montefiore Medical Center Community Patient Services Vera Miller, MD Fordham University School Morningside House Rachelle Parker, MD Susan Garry of Social Work National Association Executive Assistant/ Sreenivasa Patibandla, MD Fordham University School of Catholic Chaplains Governing Board Liaison Margaret Squillace, MD of Social Work National Association Allan Swerdloff, MD Andrew Greco Hunter College School of Jewish Chaplains Vice President & Neda Vodenitcharova, MD of Social Work National Cancer Institute Chief Financial Officer Andrew Zaretsky, MD Malloy College Jenny Jassey New York-Presbyterian/ Executive Secretary Memberships Mercy College Graduate School The Allen Hospital Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics Richard J. Kutilek New York Medical College New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center Vice President & Association for Clinical New York Theological Seminary Chief Operating Officer Pastoral Education New York-Presbyterian/Weill NYU School of Social Work & Cornell Medical Center Margaret M. Pelkowski, RN, MSN Association for Death Education Graduate School Vice President for Hospital and Counseling Ozanam Hall Nursing Home Patient Care Services Pace University Graduate School Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Providence Rest Nursing Home Anthony J. Taranto St. John’s University Bronx Chamber of Commerce Rebekah Rehab and Assistant Administrator of Graduate School Extended Care Center Environment of Care Catholic Health Association SUNY Downstate Medical Center Corporate Compliance Officer Commission on Dietetic Registration College of Medicine Regeis Care Center Michael T. Troncone Greater New York Riverside Nursing Home and Vice President, Human Resources Professional Affiliations Hospital Association Rehabilitation Center Andrus on Hudson Calvary Fund, Inc. Home Care Association of New York St. Jean Baptiste High School Association of Timothy P. Barr Hospice & Palliative Care St. Joseph High School Professional Chaplains Executive Vice President Association of New York State St. Joseph’s Hospital Cobble Hill Health Center Hospice Foundation of America Nursing Home Licensed By Skilled Nursing Facility National Home Care Association St. Joachim Nursing Home State of New York Dumont Center for St. Vincent de Paul Nursing Home Department of Health National Hospice & Rehabilitation and Nursing Palliative Care Organization Schervier Nursing Care Center Accredited By Hebrew Home for the Aged National Widowers Association at Riverdale Silvercrest Center for Nursing The Joint Commission and Rehabilitation College of American Pathologists Educational Affiliations Higashi Sapporo Hospital (Japan) Terence Cardinal Cooke Hospice Foundation of America Beneficiary Of Adelphi University School Health Care Center of Social Work International Work Group on United Hospital Fund Tolstoy Foundation Nursing Home Albert Einstein College of Death, Dying & Bereavement (IWG) United Hebrew of New Rochelle Calvary Hospital is a member Medicine/Yeshiva University International Psycho-Oncology of ArchCare. Brooklyn College Graduate School Society (IPOS) Wartburg Nursing Home College of Mount Saint Vincent Jacobi Medical Center Winthrop University Hospital Nursing Department Jamaica Hospital Medical Center Workmen’s Circle MultiCare Center Kingsborough Community College Written and Edited by: Barbara J. Nitzberg Design: Allyn Bacher, Bruce Withers Graphic Design, Inc. Photography: Barbara Hansen, Screen D’Or Pictures, Inc., John Vecchiolla Bruce Withers D’Or Pictures, Graphic Design, Inc. Photography: Barbara Hansen, Screen and Edited by: Barbara J. Nitzberg Design: Allyn Bacher, Written 26

CalvaryCare SM

Calvary Hospital, Inc. 1740 Eastchester Road, Bronx, NY 10461 tel 718.518.2000 fax 718.518.2674

Calvary Hospital Brooklyn Satellite 150 55th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220 tel 718.630.6666 fax 718.630.6680

The Dawn Greene Hospice at Mary Manning Walsh Home 1339 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021 tel 718.518.2465

Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home 42-41 201st Street, Bayside, NY 11361 tel 718.518.2465

Visit our website at www.calvaryhospital.org. Stay connected by clicking on the Facebook logo at the bottom of our website home page. CalvaryCare SM Compassionate, loving care that we provide to our patients, wherever we care for them. It means: managing their pain and symptoms so that they’re comfortable at all times; caring for their emotional and spiritual needs as well; providing spotless facilities in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan or Queens; and often just being present for the patients and their families. For More Information: Please log on to www.calvaryhospital.org or call us at:

Admissions (the Bronx & Brooklyn) (718) 518-2300

Bereavement Support Groups (718) 518-2125

Calvary Fund (718) 518-2077

General Questions (English) (718) 518-2000

General Questions (Spanish) (718) 518-2108

Home Care/Hospice (Calvary@Home) (718) 518-2465

Palliative Care Institute (718) 518-2147

Pastoral Care Department (718) 518-2114

To support our unique mission with a tax-deductible gift to the Calvary Fund, please visit our website www.calvaryhospital.org or call (718) 518-2077.

Calvary Hospital, Inc. 1740 Eastchester Road, Bronx, NY 10461 tel 718.518.2000 fax 718.518.2674

Calvary Hospital Brooklyn Satellite 150 55th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220 tel 718.630.6666 fax 718.630.6680

The Dawn Greene Hospice at Mary Manning Walsh Home 1339 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021 tel 718.518.2465

Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home 42-41 201st Street, Bayside, NY 11361 tel 718.518.2465

Visit our website at www.calvaryhospital.org. Stay connected by clicking on the Facebook logo at the bottom of our website home page.