Strengthening Your Community Hospital

Annual Report Fiscal Year 2014 Table of Contents

Letter from the Chairman of the Board ...... 1 Letter from the President & CEO ...... 2 Hospital Leadership...... 3 Highlights from Fiscal Year 2014...... 11 Letter from the Foundation Chair ...... 28 Donor Listings and Profiles ...... 31 David J. LaFlamme - Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Fiscal year 2014 proved to be a strong year for progress and performance. Anna Jaques ended FY14 with a gain from operations of $1,131,000 and increased the total number of inpatients and outpatients served by nearly 4%. More people are choosing our hospital for their care, and that is the true testament of our recent progress in providing reliably good care and a superior patient experience. Patients are not only voting with their feet, but patients and employees are voting (literally) to recognize AJH among Boston Business Journal’s Best Places to Work, the Eagle Tribune’s Best Places to Work North of Boston, and as a Wicked Local “Readers’ Choice” hospital. This year, after a thorough evaluation of various tertiary care systems that AJH could affiliate with while maintaining our independence and local decision-making, AJH completed an affiliation agreement with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC). Anna Jaques and the physicians of the Whittier Independent Practice Association (IPA), which together make up the Lower Merrimack Valley Physician Hospital Organization (LMVPHO), are now a part of the Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization (BIDCO). Aligning the goals and interests of the hospital, the Whittier IPA physicians, and BIDMC enhances our ability to adapt to the demanding healthcare environment while continuing to meet the health needs of our community. Together, we are stronger and can deliver high quality medical care more efficiently and cost-effectively in the most appropriate setting. Patients will soon see exciting changes at AJH as we establish the Anna Jaques Cancer Center affiliated with the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center; expand primary care offices in Haverhill, Amesbury and Southern New Hampshire; and collaborate with the Whittier IPA physicians, led by President Dr. Sunny Ghiasuddin, to treat more patients locally and implement utilization and population health management strategies. Another milestone this year is the transition in senior leadership, as Delia O’Connor retired on December 31, 2014 and Executive Vice President Mark Goldstein took the helm as President & CEO on New Year’s Day. Delia and Mark have worked side by side for nearly a decade and have been the driving force behind the hospital’s impressive transformation and the corresponding outpouring of community support. We are fortunate to have such exceptional leadership in Newburyport. Today Anna Jaques is in a position of strength and on its way to becoming the most respected hospital in the region. Thank you for your ongoing support in making this vision a reality.

- 1 - Delia O’Connor - President & CEO

I have spent 30 years of my career in leadership roles at community hospitals, and have relished my time as President & CEO of Anna Jaques. I love hospitals and the people who work in them, and I love this hospital in particular. As I step down and look back at what we have accomplished together over the past nine years, I am appreciative of your hard work that has transformed Anna Jaques into an institution we can all be proud of, a hospital where our community can receive good care reliably and consistently, and a place where coworkers, physicians and volunteers care for our patients and for each another. The Anna Jaques community is tight-knit, caring and well- trained – characteristics that are at the heart of what we represent. Our successes would not have happened without the support of employees, medical staff, volunteers, Delia O’Connor sits on her bench given by the donors and the community. Despite being one of Aid Association in front of the historic the lowest reimbursed hospitals in the state, Anna Highland Avenue entrance. Jaques has achieved nine consecutive years of operating surpluses. Our patient experience scores continue to rise and remain in the top quartile in the majority of categories. We provide high quality care at a lower cost while achieving high marks on quality and safety measures. The hospital made the Boston Business Journal’s Best Places to Work list three times – every time we applied! Thanks to the generosity of our community to the capital campaign, we now enjoy an appealing campus that has been largely renovated inside and out to provide more privacy and a very good patient experience. Led by the Board and Mark Goldstein, Anna Jaques is in a position of opportunity as the industry continues to adapt to health care delivery and payment reform. The affiliation with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center enhances the care our patients receive from physicians and nurses they know and trust, while also having the confidence they can get coordinated access to complex care in Boston. I would like to thank the communities our hospital serves, including its home base Newburyport, for welcoming me in and allowing me to do the sometimes tough job that needed to be done. It has been an honor to lead the hospital at a pivotal time in its history. I am lucky to retire from such a special place. With affection,

- 2 - Board of Trustees

David J. LaFlamme Janice C. Morse Bernhard Heersink, MD Chairman Vice Chair Secretary President & CEO Chair, Audit Committee Ophthalmologist North Shore Bank President & CEO Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank

Delia O’Connor Saira Naseer-Ghiasuddin, MD Wayne P. Capolupo President & CEO President of Medical Staff Chair, Building Committee Anna Jaques Hospital Internal Medicine Physician Chairman & CEO North Shore Internal Medicine SPS New England, Inc.

George K. Darling Jeffrey C. Kirpas Kim Williams Chair, Investment Committee Chair, Finance Committee Chair, Quality Committee Chief Executive Officer President Retired Investment Analyst Darling Consulting Group, Inc. Jeffrey C. Kirpas & Co., P.C. Wellington Management

- 3 - Board of Trustees (continued)

Mark S. Amorosino, MD Grace G. Connolly Frank Cousins Gastroenterologist Attorney and Partner Essex County Sheriff Newburyport Gastroenterology, LLC Law Offices of Connolly & Connolly Essex County Sheriff’s Department

Charles R. Cullen John M. Doggett Ginny Eramo Chairman Headmaster Emeritus Owner & Creative Director The Provident Bank The Governor’s Academy Interlocks

Gail B. Fayre, MD Laurie H. Knapp Byron Matthews Chief Medical Officer Certified Public Accountant General Partner Anna Jaques Hospital Racquet Club of Newburyport, LTD

- 4 - Board of Trustees (continued)

DeWayne Pursley, MD Jessica Schoonmaker, MD Mark Welch Neonatologist Internal Medicine Physician President Chief of Neonatology, Beth Member of Pentucket Medical Mary Alice Arakelian Israel Deaconess Medical Center Associates, Newburyport Office Foundation

Mary Zerigian President AJH Aid Association

Senior Management Team

• Delia O’Connor, FACHE - President & CEO • Mark L. Goldstein - Executive Vice President • Kevin Kilday - Vice President, Chief Financial Officer • Gail B. Fayre, MD - Vice President, Chief Medical Officer • Richard Maki, RN, BA, MHSA - Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer • Gary Lee - Vice President, Clinical Services • Sarah Gnerre - Vice President, Development and Executive Director, Anna Jaques Community Health Foundation • Danielle Perry - Vice President, Marketing and Community Relations • Stephen F. Salvo - Vice President, Human Resources

- 5 - Community Health Foundation Officers

Ginny Eramo Charles Withee Barbara Cullen Chair Vice Chair Secretary Owner & Creative Director President, The Provident Bank Director of Sales, Fazzi Associates Interlocks

Mark L. Goldstein Sarah Gnerre Treasurer Executive Director Executive Vice President Vice President, Development Anna Jaques Hospital Anna Jaques Hospital Community Health Foundation Trustees

Todd Baltich Cyndi Barry-Rubenfeld Kathy Bechtel Owner Manager, Middleton Store Owner & Culinary Director Leary’s Fine Wines Circle Furniture Italiaoutdoors Food & Wine - 6 - Community Health Foundation Trustees (continued)

Kari Bernard Trey Byrnes Ralph Castagna Fine Art Gallery Proprietor Principal Owner The Walsingham Gallery Inverness Financial Group, Inc. Castagna Construction Corporation

Craig Childs Mary Anne Clancy Scott Eaton Account Executive Vice President, Communications Senior Vice President MacDonald and Pangione Institution for Savings Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank Insurance Agency, Inc.

Luis Fernandez Melissa Foley, RN Kevin Gasiorowski, OD Principal Community Volunteer Owner Fernandez and Associates Appleton Eye Associates

- 7 - Cynthia Gompers Michael L. Jewell Matt Khatib National Marketing Director Consultant Owner Juice Plus+ M.K. Benatti Jewelers

Patricia Mansfield Leanne Martin Joan Miller Community Volunteer Wealth Advisor Community Volunteer Arete Wealth Managment

Jeffrey Nahas Susan Kneeland Rumore Owner Retired Vice President of Marketing Barking Dog Ale House Group Haverhill Cable Company

- 8 - Medical Staff Leadership

Saira Naseer-Ghiasuddin, MD David Swierzewski, MD Laura Harris, MD President Vice President Secretary/Treasurer Department of Pathology

Daryl Colden, MD Mark Kats, MD Alexander Lipin, MD Department of Surgery Department of Anesthesia Department of Psychiatry

Domenic Martinello, MD Susan Newhouse, MD Christine Daragiati Riccardi, MD Department of Emergency Department of Obstetrics Department of Pediatrics Medicine and Gynecology

- 9 - Thomas Riley, MD Joshua Tarkan, MD Department of Radiology Department of Medicine

Assistant Department Chiefs

• Department of Emergency Medicine James Morse, MD • Department of Anesthesia Steven Parker, MD • Department of Medicine Mark Amorosino, MD • Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Mary Chang, DO • Department of Pediatrics Tammy Bottner, MD • Department of Psychiatry David Sorenson, MD • Department of Radiology Richard Rosin, MD • Department of Surgery Paul Chang, DO

- 10 - Delia O’Connor Retires and Mark Goldstein Takes the Reins as President & CEO

After nine years as the President & CEO at Anna Jaques Hospital and an impressive 40-year career in healthcare, Delia O’Connor announced her plans to retire at the end of 2014. Mark L. Goldstein, EVP at Anna Jaques since 2005, took the helm upon Delia’s retirement as of January 1, 2015.

Delia O’Connor and Mark Goldstein together on the front steps of the Highland Avenue hospital entrance. Under Delia’s leadership, AJH has achieved an impressive turnaround, with nine consecutive years of operating surpluses and modernization of the entire campus. The hospital’s quality and patient satisfaction scores have shown both high levels of performance and marked improvement during Delia’s tenure. Anna Jaques has been named three times in the last five years by the Boston Business Journal as one of the greater Boston area’s Best Places to Work.

“Delia’s legacy is that of a visionary, decisive leader – and the first and only female President & CEO in the hospital’s history. Her extraordinary contributions to the hospital and greater Newburyport area have earned her the trust and respect of the entire community,” said David LaFlamme, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. “She motivates and inspires at all levels of the organization. Her sense of humor and the grace with which she has led the organization will be missed by the hospital community. I know Mark will continue to foster a culture of excellence and collaboration as he naturally transitions into the role of President & CEO.” In recognition of her exceptional leadership and advocacy, Delia has received several awards and accolades. Most recently, she was awarded the prestigious 2014 William L. Lane Hospital Advocate Award from the Massachusetts Hospital Association (MHA) in June 2014. She was also named Massachusetts Healthcare Executive of the Year by the American College of Health Care Executives (ACHE) in 2010. The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce honored Delia with its 2013 Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Leadership Award. Prior to joining AJH, Delia served for seven years as President of Caritas Norwood Hospital and for nine years as Chief Operating Officer for Holy Family Hospital. Her earlier career includes four years at Lahey Clinic and five years with the Massachusetts Department of Public health, including her role as Deputy Commissioner. - 11 - Strength in Alignment: Anna Jaques and the Whittier Independent Practice Association (IPA) Join Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization

Anna Jaques and the Whittier IPA, which together make up the Lower Merrimack Valley Physician Hospital Organization (LMVPHO), joined the Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization (BIDCO) in March 2014. AJH and Whittier IPA physicians are now a part of the system of care that includes Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) and its affiliated community hospitals and physicians. The agreement with BIDCO allows AJH and the Whittier IPA physicians to remain independent and locally managed while having access to the infrastructure of a large, capable, and well-respected system. The alignment with BIDCO will allow Anna Jaques and its physicians to participate in new models of payment that reimburse not just for services provided but for efforts to maintain the health of patients within our community. This new relationship builds on the successful three-year clinical affiliation between Anna Jaques and BIDMC which has already brought advanced services to the campus, such as maternal-fetal medicine for high-risk pregnancies, and telemedicine for stroke care in the Emergency Department. In the near future, patients will see even more services available locally, a reduction in duplicate tests and treatments, streamlined access to care in Boston for complex medical conditions, and a coordinated and quick return of patients to the local community.

As we head into FY15, Anna Jaques and BIDMC will recruit and operate co-branded primary Anna Jaques Cancer Center care physician practices in Haverhill and Affiliated with Amesbury, and establish the Anna Jaques Cancer Center affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Dr. Jon Eneman, a Harvard Medical Faculty Physician, will serve as Medical Director at the Center which will offer a full array of community-based cancer services in Newburyport and, when needed, advanced treatment options and specialists at BIDMC in Boston. By expanding excellent primary care and cancer services to the greater Newburyport area, Anna Jaques will treat more patients locally and enhance the delivery of care.

“This agreement represents a shared commitment by the hospital and the medical staff to strengthen our clinical integration and establish a value- driven, high quality population management system. This will lead to improved health outcomes and a better patient experience while reducing costs throughout the provider network.” -Salman Ghiasuddin, MD Clipper Cardiovascular Associates President, Whittier IPA

- 12 - Birth Center & Neonatal Care Center . . .

More mothers, babies, and families are benefiting from having advanced maternity and neonatal care available closer to home. By bringing a maternal-fetal medicine specialist from BIDMC to the Anna Jaques campus for high-risk pregnancies, and having the neonatologists work closely together to transfer newborns between BIDMC’s Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Anna Jaques’ Level IB Neonatal Care Center, the two institutions are providing the necessary level of care in the most appropriate setting. Expecting moms no longer feel compelled to travel into Boston for high-risk pregnancy care, and parents love having their premature newborns stay closer to home once their babies are strong enough to move to the Anna Jaques special care nursery. This improves patient satisfaction while decreasing overall health care costs. Investing in Our Future: The Birth Center Room Renovation “Firsts” in FY14 Over the past 24 years, the Birth Center • Record number of days babies spent welcomed over 14,500 babies! Beginning in in the Neonatal Care Center – 2015, Anna Jaques will update all 13 patient surpassing 1,000 days. rooms, including new infrastructure and technology, investing $1.1 million to better • First hospital in MA to supplement care for our mothers and newborns. The breastfeeding with human donor renovation will bring our patient rooms to the breast milk outside the NICU. highest standards to match our outstanding quality of care. To date, donors have given • First retro-transfer back to AJH of a over $536,000 to support this project, and baby born at 23 weeks (born more AJH hopes to raise another $160,000 this year than four months premature!). to achieve the goal of $696,000.

- 13 - . . . Big Improvements for Our Littlest Patients

Sharing the Journey of Pregnancy and Parenthood To showcase all that Anna Jaques has to offer expecting parents, a marketing campaign followed a fictitious couple, “Annie and Jake,” through their journey to parenthood, from the deciding moment to baby’s arrival home. A series of six TV commercials highlighted the capabilities of Women’s Health Care, the Birth Center and Neonatal Care Center. Along with the TV commercials, heavy social media engagement was incorporated into the “Share the Journey” microsite. As a result of the campaign, the Share the Journey site was visited by more than 11,000 unique visitors in three months, which is ten times the normal traffic of the Birth Center alone. Visitors to Women’s Health Care’s website nearly doubled between January and May, as well.

Real-life mom Pamela Boddy experienced first-hand what it meant to share her journey when her son, Caleb, was born prematurely. Pamela had delivered her first son at AJH 13 years ago and planned to have her second at AJH. After coming to the hospital with contractions in her fifth month of pregnancy, she was transferred by ambulance to BIDMC and expected a long stay on bed rest. Instead, Caleb was delivered just a few hours later. After a nearly three-month stay in the NICU at BIDMC, Caleb was strong enough to be transferred to the AJH Neonatal Care Center where he could receive the care he needed much closer to home.

Experiences like the Boddy family’s highlight the advantage of the Anna Jaques/BIDMC affiliation. AJH’s quality obstetrical care has led to a 10% increase in deliveries and a doubling of admissions in the Neonatal Care Center. Pamela Boddy and her son, Caleb.

- 14 - Gerrish Breast Care Center Marks . . .

Gerrish Breast Care Center In some ways, it seems like just yesterday the AJH staff donned their pink gloves and danced their way to fifth place nationwide in the Medline Pink Glove Dance Video competition with 20,000 votes. The video was one of many celebratory activities held at the opening of the Gerrish Breast Care Center in October 2013. The Center, led by Medical Director Peter Hartmann, MD, FACS, marked its first anniversary in October 2014 with some notable achievements: • Kathy Porter, RN, Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN) Kathy Porter, RN, Patient Navigator of the joined the staff in January 2014 as Patient Navigator. Gerrish Breast Care Center. With 25 years of nursing experience, Kathy helps schedule appointments, educates patients and families, and connects them to key community resources while providing critical emotional support. • The Center enjoyed significant growth in volume in its first year of operation in radiology, surgery and other ancillary services. Diagnostic mammography, ultrasound, breast MRI, breast biopsy, and breast surgery all saw notable increases in FY14. Office visits also trended up with about a 20% increase over the prior year. • Dr. Jonathan Arnow, a breast imaging specialist, will join the radiology staff in March 2015.

The final scene of the Medline Pink Glove Dance Video was filmed with staff and community members at AJH.

- 15 - . . . Its One Year Anniversary

Most importantly, patients who were previously leaving our community are now receiving excellent breast care locally.

Dr. Peter Hartmann, Medical Director of the Gerrish Breast Care Center.

By using the latest risk assessment protocols and screening guidelines, we can detect cancers earlier, often when they are smaller. Patients also benefit from having BIDMC specialists as a part of their care team to provide a tertiary perspective and participate in treatment planning.

Major Gifts Help Establish The Gerrish Breast Care Center

The Gerrish Breast Care Center was named for the Gerrish family whose foundation gave $300,000 to support the Center’s start up. Additionally, major gifts were given by Telemachus A. and Irene Demoulas Family Foundation, Jacalyn E. S. Bennett, Kennard L. Bowlen Charitable Trust, Horne Family Foundation, Cynthia and David Gompers, Newburyport Society for the Relief of Aged Women, the Anna Jaques Hospital Aid Association, Newburyport Area Industrial Development Foundation, and William L. Plante. Collectively, 258 donors gave over $900,000 to establish the Gerrish Breast Care Center. Gerrish Breast Care Center

- 16 - Welcome New Members of the Medical Staff

Gioacchino G. Curiale, MD Rita M. Gelsomini, MD Jessica L. Heath, MD Neurology Child Psychiatry Anesthesiology New England Seacoast Mental Health Center AJH Anesthesia Department Neurological Associates

John A. Karbassi, MD Heema Kaul, MD John C. Kurylo, MD Orthopedics Ophthalmology Orthopedics Sports Medicine North Tallman Eye Associates Sports Medicine North Orthopaedic Surgery, Inc. Orthopaedic Surgery, Inc.

Thomas C. Liu, MD Robb J. Marchione, MD Kavitha P. Rao, MD Gastroenterology Dermatology Pathology Newburyport Gastroenterology, LLC Northeast Dermatology Associates AJH Pathology Department

- 17 - Andrea B. Rollins, MD Rachel Ross, CNM, MSN OB/GYN Midwifery Women’s Health Care Women’s Health Care

Benjamin J. Schwartz, MD Robert E. Slocum, DO Orthopedics Primary Care Sports Medicine North Holistic Family Practice Orthopaedic Surgery, Inc.

Not pictured: Bhavneesh Sharma, MD Internal Medicine Harbor Pulmonary Associates

Katherine A. Tiberghein, DO Hospitalist AJH Hospitalist Program

- 18 - Improving the Patient Experience

Thanks to the staff’s efforts to provide compassionate care for patients and families, Anna Jaques patient experience scores continued to improve. A national, standardized and publicly reported survey called Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS - pronounced “H-Caps”) measures the inpatients’ perspectives of hospital care. Three-quarters of the measured departments achieved scores at the 75th percentile or higher compared to other Massachusetts hospitals, the Birth Center scored at the 90th percentile or above, and the inpatient hospital overall score was at the 89th percentile in the last reporting period*.

HCAHPS Summary Report Q3 2014 Anna Jaques vs. MA Peer Group

HCAHPS and Press Ganey surveys are monitored monthly, and patients’ or family members’ comments are shared with staff as an opportunity for positive recognition or potential improvement. Our overall hospital goal is to have our HCAHPS scores at or above the 90th percentile (better than 90% of fellow hospitals.)

*Press Ganey Surveys August-October 2014

- 19 - Quality Awards and Recognitions

- 20 - AJH Major Grants Received . . .

“CHART” - Keeping Our Population Healthier Anna Jaques is one of 28 hospitals to receive a state grant known as the Community Hospital Acceleration, Revitalization and Transformation Investment Program (CHART) from the Health Policy Commission, an independent state agency. The CHART grant supports initiatives that establish a more integrated, coordinated approach to “population management”—trying to keep people healthier and ultimately reduce health care costs. In the first phase, Anna Jaques received $333,500 which was largely used to purchase new software that tracks in more detail, and in real time, patient health information, outcomes and cost data. This is essential for us to more effectively reduce unnecessary readmissions to the hospital, better manage patients with chronic diseases, enhance patient safety, and reduce costs. In Phase II, the hospital expects to receive $1.2 million to focus on preventing unnecessary readmissions through enhanced discharge processes and ED-based interventions, including hiring a dedicated case manager for the Emergency Department. Connecting to the Mass Health Information “HIway” Anna Jaques was awarded $1,080,000 from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services through its Infrastructure and Capacity Building for Hospitals and Community Health Centers. This grant allowed the hospital to design and implement a system that connects to the Massachusetts Health Information Highway, known as the Mass HIway, a statewide electronic health information exchange. AJH’s connection to the Mass HIway enables us to securely send patient information to other providers, which allows for continuous delivery of quality care no matter where the patient is treated. Anna Jaques was awarded the third highest amount in Massachusetts (half of the hospitals that submitted grants were not awarded money).

“We are entering a new era where providers and hospitals can quickly and securely send patient information to one another directly from their own computer systems. The Mass HIway was the critical first step in this process in order to enable this functionality across Massachusetts. This grant was important in allowing us to purchase and install the software to connect to the HIway.” -Robert Buchanan IT team with the new neurology cart. Left to right: Jim Cardin, Robert Buchanan, Erik Carter, Chief Information Officer Betty Preisner, Ann Schofield, Dan McQueen and Anne Lentz.

- 21 - . . . to Transform to a New Model of Care

A More Educated Workforce to Care for Our Patients The hospital was awarded $249,973 from the Health Care Workforce Transformation Fund and the State of Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development to develop a robust RN to BSN Program to encourage nurses with diplomas to earn bachelor’s degrees. Research has shown that this increases nursing skills, including critical thinking, and decreases nurse-sensitive errors in patient care. The RN to BSN Program, in partnership with Bay State College, provides flexible coursework, credit for life experience, and classes at Anna Jaques and online. The grant helps offset nurses’ tuition, and funded the purchase of a state-of-the-art simulation mannequin designed for experiential learning. The inaugural RN to BSN class of eight nurses will graduate in the spring, and a new class of 18 RNs started the program in January 2015.

From left to right: Nurse Educator at AJH Sarah Belisle, RN, Secretary of the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development Rachel Kaprielian, Vice President of Development Sarah Gnerre, and Chief Nursing Officer Richard Maki, RN.

- 22 - Campus Improvements

Adding a Fifth Ambulatory Procedure Room (APR) It took a million dollars and many moving parts and pieces to renovate the APR to provide additional multi-functional clinical space available for procedures including: endoscopy, general surgery, breast surgery, plastic surgery, gynecological and pain procedures.

Sprucing up the Highland Avenue Front Entrance

Nancy Luba, Director of Surgical & Perioperative Services, and Dr. Mark Amorosino celebrate the ribbon cutting of the fifth Ambulatory Procedure Room.

Facility improvements continued into FY14 by adding clinical space and upgrading various departments to enhance both function and ‘curb-appeal’. Other areas within the hospital that enjoyed a face-lift this year included the Wound Care and Hyperbaric Center, the carpentry room, and Diagnostic Imaging. Our signature spindled wrap-around porch and widow’s perch have been repaired as part of the renovation to the front entranceway. The road has been re-paved and now features granite curbing, new plantings and shrubbery have been installed around the porch, masonry on the porch has been repaired and a new planting bed has been added. Thank you to Dave Fowler, the Facilities team, and White Birch Landscapes for the beautiful work to our historical front door.

Fresh paint and artwork by local artists enhance the Wound Care and Hyperbaric Center waiting room.

- 23 - Boston Business Journal Honors Anna Jaques

The Boston Business Journal named Anna Jaques Hospital 6th place in the Best Places to Work in Massachusetts large company category at its 12th annual awards program on June 12, 2014 at the Citi Performing Arts Center in Boston, MA. This is the third time in five years that Anna Jaques has applied for and been named to the list; in 2010, 2012 and 2014. The honor recognizes the hospital’s achievements in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains employees through a combination of employee Accepting the Boston Business Journal’s 2014 satisfaction, working conditions Best Places to Work Award for AJH: Richard Maki, Laura Young, Erica Talanian, Al Zabriskie, Patricia Allen, and company culture. Caitlyn Stevens, Amy Dumas, Imelda Culbert, Steve Salvo, Beth Clark, Anna Jaques Hospital was one Merry Mansir, Patrice Wood, Nancy Spaulding and Anita Zafris. of over 300 companies to qualify for consideration based on a two-stage nomination process and the results of confidential employee satisfaction surveys taken throughout March and April of 2014.

“Being recognized for this award is significant, because it’s the employees who make it happen. They are the ones who make a difference to our patients, along with the doctors,” said Delia O’Connor, President and CEO of the hospital. “Our employees are caring, nice and work very hard, so it’s great to see their efforts recognized. As an employer, we try to answer their questions and tell them the truth.”

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- 24 - Advocates for a Healthier Community

Under the guidance of the Community Benefits Advisory Committee (CBAC), Anna Jaques works to address the most pressing health needs of our community. Newly appointed Co-Medical Directors Dr. Tammy Bottner and Dr. Michael Pilz of Riverside Pediatrics provide their clinical expertise to strengthen interventions, and evaluate current and potential health priorities, outreach programs and health initiates. AJH focuses on four chronic disease priorities: obesity, diabetes, cancer awareness and prevention, and cardiovascular disease. Through a variety of educational and awareness initiatives, Anna Jaques strives to take an active role in keeping our community healthier. Some examples this year include: Councillor Meghan Kinsey records the February public service announcement for American Heart Month at WNBP. • Sponsorship of the Newburyport Farmers’ Market • WNBP public service announcements on health priorities and upcoming events, voiced by recognizable community leaders including Mayor Holaday and Sheriff Frank Cousins. • “Meet the Specialist” seminar series • Community health events such as wellness fairs and road races • Cancer screenings and support groups

Community Benefits Advisory Committee Members

Tammy Bottner, MD and Michael Pilz, MD - Co-Medical Directors Judy Fayre, RN, IBCLC - Anna Jaques Hospital, Exeter Hospital Melissa Foley, RN - Society for the Relief of Aged Women Deb Green - Ovarian Cancer Awareness of Greater Newburyport Ilene Harnch-Grady - Greater Newburyport YWCA Cathy Hill - Bresnahan Elementary School Councillor Meghan Kinsey - Newburyport City Council, Newburyport Education Fund, North Shore YMCA Patty Mellon - Tough Warrior Princesses Paul Muzhuthett - Massachusetts Department of Public Health Pam Palombo, RN - Newburyport Public Health Department Deb Smith - The Pettengill House

- 25 - Reliably High Quality Care

Across the hospital, we continually “raise the bar” in our aim to be among the top community hospitals that provides reliably high quality, safe care. Our efforts have recently led to recognition by The Joint Commission as a 2013 Top Performer on Key Quality Measures for pneumonia and surgical safety. Anna Jaques is one of 25 hospitals in Massachusetts to achieve the 2013 Top Performer distinction. AJH is consistently in the most favorable “tier” for value (quality and cost) in the tiered insurance product rankings, and ranks at the 82nd percentile in the Truven scoring of medium sized community hospitals in the U.S., with mortality and morbidity measures in the top 10% of that group. Highlights from this years’ initiatives include: • In 2012, the Board of Trustees set an ambitious goal: to bring the infection rate for elective hip and knee surgeries down to zero. In FY14, AJH accomplished this goal – something that very few hospitals ever achieve. • AJH is one of 250 hospitals in 37 states participating in a national improvement project with Johns Hopkins Medical Center called the Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program (CUSP). This is an approach for improving safety culture and engaging frontline clinicians to identify and mitigate defects in care delivery. • Another national improvement project AJH has been involved in is called Project BOOST, which stands for Better Outcomes for Optimizing Safer Transitions. The program is designed to avoid unplanned or preventable hospitalizations and emergency department visits 30 days after discharge by using tools such as identifying high-risk patients, educating patients on their conditions and possible side effects of medication, scheduling follow-up physician appointments, and medication reconciliation at discharge. • AJH is striving to become a High Reliability Organization over the next five years. A two-day training session was held for 61 physician leaders, nursing leaders and ancillary clinical leaders in the skills necessary to be effective in change management. Each attendee focused his/her learning on an identified project for improvement 20% throughout the hospital. 15% In addition, an analysis 10% of adverse events was 5% conducted to identify Goal by 2014 - 0% facility-specific patterns Numerator of causes of errors, and Denominator recommended interventions  Rate and training needed. - 26 - Financial Statements

ANNA JAQUES HOSPITAL STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

Sept. 30, 2014 Operating revenues: Net patient service revenue $107,838,954 Other operating revenue 3,186,498 Net assets released from restriction used for operations 1,348,049 Total operating revenues 112,373,501 Operating expenses: Salaries and wages 53,387,756 Employee benefits 14,330,456 Supplies and other 38,791,046 Depreciation and amortization 4,369,400 Interest expense 363,578 Total operating expenses 111,242,236 Gain (loss) from operations $1,131,265

SEACOAST REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC. and AFFILIATES CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET

Assets Liabilities and Net Assets Current assets: Sept. 30, 2014 Current Liabilities: Sept. 30, 2014 Cash and cash equivalents $13,278,261 Current portion of long-term debt $ 505,208 Patient accounts receivable, Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 10,566,520 less allowance for uncollectible accounts 16,689,082 Due to third-party payors, net 563,289 Materials and supplies 1,750,611 Total current liabilities 11,635,017 Assets whose use is limited - current portion 2,911,735 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 3,581,268 Total current assets 38,210,957 Long-term debt, less current portion 23,002,662 Accrued pension liability 19,652,625 Assets whose use is limited or restricted: Other liabilities 6,583,759 Investments: Total liabilities 60,874,063 Beneficial interest in perpetual trusts 3,658,436 Board-designated funds Donor-restricted funds 8,730,760 Pledges receivable 26,550 Total assets whose use is Net assets: limited or restricted 29,191,092 Unrestricted 29,585,167 Temporarily restricted 9,693,215 Property, plant and equipment, net 33,621,639 Permanently restricted 5,635,557 Other assets 4,764,314 Total net assets 44,913,939 Total assets $105,788,002 Total liabilities and net assets $105,788,002

- 27 - Ginny Eramo - Chair of AJ Community Health Foundation

I began the year in my role as chair of the Community Health Foundation with great expectations for another year of extraordinary community generosity. You did not disappoint - thank you! I have many stories of inspired philanthropy to report. A couple with strong ties to AJH gave a major gift to provide the Intensive Care Unit with eight reclining chairs for those wishing to stay by their loved ones’ sides overnight. A young community member raised $93 at two yard sales so she could help the babies at Anna Jaques. A trio of community leaders Scott Signore, Jeff Tahnk, and Susie Peters established a new charity, Newburyport Charitable Causes, and gave $25,000 for the Cancer Center with a bocce tournament. The inaugural Sea Festival of Trees provided $12,000 to the hospital. AJH employees stretched and collectively increased their giving by 6%. Bill Plante continued the momentum of support of the Gerrish Breast Care Center with a major gift in memory of his mother, Bertha; Jacalyn Bennett added to her generous support with an additional major gift; the Telemachus and Irene Demoulas Foundation gave $100,000; and the Gerrish family continued their immense support. With these gifts, we achieved the $900,000 goal to start the Center. On Mother’s Day, we kicked off an online campaign to support the Birth Center Patient Room Renovation project. Seventeen community leaders each committed to raise $1,000. They exceeded their goals, and we were off to an auspicious start in meeting the financial need for this project that is expected to cost $1.1 million to add patient comfort, safety and infrastructure enhancements to the 13 patient rooms on the AJH Birth Center. The Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank sponsored “Share the Journey,” a campaign in support of the Birth Center. Ronald McDonald House Charities of New England, the Edwin S. and Winifred G. Moseley Foundation, Dot Phillips, the AJH Aid Association and Newburyport Area Industrial Development Foundation, and over 300 more donors, including 150 Leadership Donors, got in on the Birth Center campaign with spectacular results. After six months, the renovation fund stood at $536,000, leaving just under $160,000 to raise in the year ahead. As I relinquish my role as chair to Ralph Castagna, owner of Castagna Construction and Foundation Board member for a number of years, I know I can count on you to help keep Anna Jaques among the most respected community hospitals in our region. I am proud to have served as a trustee.

- 28 - Aid Association - Another Record-Breaking Year

For the fifth year in a row, the Aid Association achieved a new high in its philanthropic support of Anna Jaques Hospital. At its October Annual Meeting, President Mary Zerigian presented AJH Board Chair David LaFlamme with a $138,000 donation to the hospital, the largest in the association’s history. President Zerigian attributed this year’s success to AJH Gift Shop sales, Great Chefs’ Night, the beloved bake sales held several times each year, the art display and sales program, and Holidays in Bloom. The Aid Association is pleased to support the following projects: • The Birth Center Patient Room Renovation (including cribs and post-partum beds) • Operating Room high-definition monitors • Fleet of EKG machines • Your Hospital: The Campaign for Anna Jaques The Annual Meeting also passed the baton as Mary Zerigian stepped down from her tenure as Aid Association President and welcomed Mary Ann Abbott as the next president. Anna Jaques is grateful for the tremendous efforts of the Aid Association volunteers and its legacy of support for the hospital.

The Aid Association’s annual presentation of the check to Chairman of the Board David LaFlamme.

- 29- Born@AJH

On July 28, 2014, Anna Jaques hosted the Third Annual Born@AJH Reunion to more than 150 attendees who came out to celebrate, take a group photo, sing “Happy Birthday” and enjoy birthday cake. State Senator Kathleen O’Connor Ives, Mayor Donna Holaday, and Representative Lenny Mirra joined AJH President Delia O’Connor and Community Health Foundation Board Chair Ginny Eramo to commemorate the biggest birthday party in Newburyport.

Generations of people who were born at Anna Jaques celebrated together.

Friends and family gathered on the Highland Avenue front lawn of Anna Jaques. Director of Maternal Child Health Alison Sekelsky, MSN, and her family visit with a giraffe from Theater in the Open.

- 30 - Giving to Anna Jaques - Fiscal Year 2014 (October 1, 2013 - September 30, 2014)

$100,000+ Jay and Leslie Howlett / $5,000 - $9,999 The Mary Alice Arakelian Foundation Chase and Lunt Insurance Agency Alliance Healthcare Services Anna Jaques Hospital Aid Association Children’s Health Care Ashland Engineering & Commercial Telemachus A. and Irene Demoulas Frank L. Currier Charitable Foundation Construction Family Foundation Drs. Saira Naseer-Ghiasuddin and Richard and Joanne Baker Estate of Marion Roaf Salman Ghiasuddin Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center The Gerrish Family Foundation / Cynthia and David Gompers BNY Mellon Wealth Management Rochester Electronics, Inc. Greater Newburyport Emergency Drs. Daryl Colden and Kristin Tallman Institution for Savings Physicians, Inc. Colden Seymour Ear, Nose, Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank H. Patterson Hale Jr. Charitable Throat & Allergy The Provident Bank Foundation Annemargaret Connolly and The Karp Family Foundation Kenneth L. Frank $50,000 - $99,999 Chuck and Ann Lagasse George K. Darling / Sylvia Lunt Trust Merrimack Valley Anesthesia Associates Darling Consulting Group The Capolupo Family / Merrimack Valley Health Services, Inc. Drs. A. David and Elizabeth Davis SPS New England, Inc. Newburyport District Nursing Service Demoulas Foundation Newburyport Society for the Robert and Virginia DePasqua $25,000 - $49,999 Relief of Aged Women Ginny and Tom Eramo Danversbank Charitable Foundation Inc. Northeast Radiology Associates Mark and Susan Goldstein Edward S. and Winifred G. Moseley Delia O’Connor and Interlocks Foundation Dr. E. Thomas O’Neil Jim and Kate Johnston William O. Moseley Foundation Jim and Jilda Patten Scott and Jenna Signore / Newburyport Area Industrial Harry M. Pethybridge Trust Matter Communications, Inc. Development Foundation Dorothy G. Phillips / Byron and Helen Matthews Newburyport Charitable Causes Phillips Real Estate Charles and Priscilla Morse Ronald McDonald House Charities Leland Roaf Trust Moseley Fund for Social Services of Eastern New England Seacoast Pathology Dr. Guy and Rachel Navarra / Dr. Michael and Ann Strem / Josiah H. Welch Seacoast Medical Associates Strem Chemicals, Inc. Mark F. Welch Dr. David J. Swierzewski and Kim Williams and Trevor Miller Barbara and Ed Wilson Lesli O’Connell Zampell Companies

$10,000 - $24,999 Daniel Abdulla and Mark Moquin / Joe’s Playland Pete and Priscilla Morse Frederick and Donna Abdulla / gave a major gift to Joe’s Playland support the hospital. The Amesbury Health Care Charitable Trust Atlantic Hospitality Group LLC Emergency Department Jacalyn E.S. Bennett manager’s office was named Jack Bradshaw and Denise Marien in their honor. Peter Ralph C. Castagna / Tura (center), Director, Castagna Construction Corp. Emergency Services and Intensive Care Unit, and Diane Wigmore (right), Senior Director, Emergency Services and Intensive Care Unit, thank Pete for his generosity.

- 31 - Cynthia and David Gompers have been supporters of $5,000 - $9,999 (continued) Anna Jaques Hospital since Vania and Barbara O’Connor 2007 with major gifts toward Pentucket Medical Associates Inc. Matthew and Shauna Pieniazek community health education, William L. Plante the Gerrish Breast Care Noreen C. Pramberg Center and Your Hospital: The Campaign for Anna Jaques. The Mark and Teresa Richey / hospital’s Education and Training Classroom and the Nurse Mark Richey Woodworking and Design Drs. Michele Sasmor and Director’s Office on the Institution for Savings Inpatient Unit David Strohschein are named for the Gompers. Seacoast Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Drs. Peter and Bridget Seymour Sports Medicine North M.A.R. Properties Jeffrey and Kellyn Nahas / St. Jean’s Credit Union Richard and Lisa Maki Barking Dog Ale House Margaret I. Stewart, MD and Dr. John and Martha McManamy Robert and Leslie Barton Theresa M. Rooney Medline Foundation Bassler Veterinary Hospital, LLC / Syvinski Landscaping Medtronic, Inc. Dr. Heidi Bassler and Toshiba Business Solutions New England Charles Moseley Trust Todd A. Newman, Esq. Women’s Health Care Murphy & McManus Dr. Gordon and Kathy Bechtel Owens & Minor Robert and Nan Becker $2,500 - $4,999 Dr. Steven and Jeanne Parker Stephen Bennett Regina Adamo Dr. Andrew and Danielle Perry Teri Bennett Angelica Textile Services Dr. Isaac and Debbie Pourati Rene and Kari Bernard / Aurora Diagnostics Stephen and Millicent Salvo The Walsingham Gallery Blue Cross Blue Shield Seaward Management Investment Linda Bogdanoff and Chris Joblon of Massachusetts, Inc. Advisors John and Jane Boland / Cataldo Ambulance Sibson Consulting Port Paint ‘N Paper The Corporate Benefits Group, LLC Steffian Bradley Architects John Boland and Suzanne Morin / Crothall Clinical Equipment Solutions Vintage Salon & Day Spa Port Paint ‘N Paper Charles R. Cullen Whittier Health Network John K. Bosen Dr. James and Susan DiResta Whittier IPA, Inc. Drs. Rebecca L. Boyer and Doctors Insurance Services Betsy and Jonathan Woodman Chad McDonald of New England, Inc. Janice L. Zinck, RN Brennan & Pike Richard and Kathy Eaton Robert and Alison Buchanan Dr. Vladimir and Asya Eisenberg $1,000-$2,499 Dr. Eric and Elaine Bucher George and Donna Ellison Anonymous (1) Carol Buckley Dr. Gail and Judy Fayre Elizabeth S. Abby Stearns Trey Byrnes Dr. Jane Kerr and Luis Fernandez Keith N. Congdon / Ambrosi Donahue Christine and Edward Campbell Dr. Aleksandr and Galina Filippov Congdon & Co., CPAs Dr. David R. Campbell Sarah Gnerre and Christopher Mulligan Amesbury Psychological Center, Inc. Lindsay H. Cavanagh John and Jo-Ann Grossi / Otto and Edith Anderson Drs. Mary and Paul Chang Latitude Sports Club Dr. Daniel and Sandra Appleton / Bernard Christopher, Jr. and Dr. Peter and Karen Hartmann Appleton Eye Associates Donna Bateman-Christopher Health Partners New England, Inc. Chris and Liz Armstrong Freeman and Maureen Condon Dr. Bernhard and Susan Heersink Kirsten Arnold Attorneys James Connolly and Infinitt North America Inc. Keith and Donna Attenborough Grace Connolly Mark Kats, MD Jatinder Aujla, MD Dr. Bruce and Leila Cooper Peter, Cherylann, Lisa and Kate Kelly Yvette and Wayne Bailey Sheriff Frank G. Cousins, Jr. Kelly’s True Value Home Center and Drs. Scott Berzansky and Coverys Kelly’s Taylor Rental Mary Baker-Berzansky Culver Company, Inc.

- 32 - Ronald McDonald House Charities of New England, Inc. (RMHC) John and Susan (Kneeland) Rumore Esther Sayer / Inn Street Barber Shop gave $35,000 to support Drs. Brian Thompson and the Birth Center Patient Jessica Schoonmaker Room Renovation. Alison and Timothy Sekelsky Skyy Salon & Spa Pictured here, (left to right) Sarah Gnerre, VP of Development; Patrick Treffiletti, Sodexo, Inc. McDonald’s owner/operator; Alison Sekelsky, Director of Maternal Child Health; Joseph Soldano Delia O’Connor, President & CEO of AJH; Charlie Newcomb, RMHC Board Member; Martha and Michael Terry Karen McEachern, RMHC Executive Director. The Durkin Company David Tibbetts Jean and Christopher Trim Tringale Health Strategies, LLC Urology Consultants of the $1,000-$2,499 (continued) David and Virginia LaFlamme North Shore Jeanine Cunningham, RN, BS-C and Robert and Nancy Jo Lavoie Scott and Amy Vandersall Stephen W. Cunningham* Carl and Dianne LeSage Vision Source-Watts Eye Associates Marty and Patty Doggett Lower Merrimac Valley PHO, Inc. Jim and Karen Wakefield Donoghue, Barrett & Singal, P.C., Matt and Karyn Khatib / Karen and James Wakefield Attorneys At Law M. K. Benatti Jewelers Marylou Welch and Al Mazza Richard and Sheilah Doolan Marc and Delores MacBurnie Lisa, Frank, and Emily Wetenkamp Phillip G. Drews Olga MacFarlane / Mary Williamson Eclipx Salon MacFarlane Charitable Fund Chuck and Diane Withee Enpro Services, Inc. Dr. H. Thompson Mann Eleanor J. Woodman Dorothy and Howard Fairweather David and Patricia Mansfield Mary and Michael Zerigian Shane and Melissa Foley Dr. Domenic M. Martinello Dr. Richard and Linda Zirin David and Jody Fowler Dr. DeWayne Pursley and Fritz DeGuglielmo, LLC Gayle Matheson $500-$999 Drs. Ann Kent-Gasiorowski and Dr. Steven and Regina Mattheos Anonymous (1) Kevin Gasiorowski Lisa Mead and Christine Doherty John and Linda Allison / Appleton Eye Associates Merrimack Valley Federal Credit Union John Farley Clothiers Robert and Diane Gonthier Mersen USA Newburyport-MA, LLC American Home Care Specialists, Inc. Matthew Sherrill / Dr. Steven and Paula Mollov Drs. Mark and Jessica Amorosino Gould Insurance Agency, Inc. Charles and Janice Morse Ana’s Hair Studio Katharine M. Gove New England PET Imaging Lois M. Anderson Great Woods Post & Beam Co. Newburyport Gastroenterology LLC Atria Merrimack Place Jeffrey and Jeanne Gwinn Nixs Mate at 10 Center Street Baby Go Round, Inc. Glenn Hagan North Shore Bank Todd and Leyla Baltich / Dr. Matthew and Sarah Hall Northbridge Companies Leary’s Fine Wine & Spirits Dr. Anthony and Joanne Hayden Northeast Dermatology Associates Beautique Dr. Sadruddin and Clare Hemani Albert C. Peterson Henry C. Becker Dr. Rowen and Susan Hochstedler Thomas and Lynne Petty Robert and Laura Bentley- Fred and Stefanie Hufnagel Raymond and Arline Pouliot Newburyport.com Moe and Michael Jewell Patricia and Richard Powers Leland Brennan, Jr. and Sharon Rafferty Grace and Chris Johnston Prime Coatings, Inc. James and Patricia Borek Michael and Linda Jones Spencer and Elizabeth Purinton Bright Horizons at Newburyport KBK Systems & Interiors, Inc. Moss Quinlan and Bonita Morse Ronna Caras Kevin and Cynthia Kilday Dr. Thomas and Robyn Riley James Cardin Jeff and Maureen Kirpas Kimberly and Edward Rock Pat Connelly Jay and Laurie Knapp Dr. Richard and Susan Rosin Cove Risk Services LLC

- 33 - $500-$999 (continued) Dr. Ahmer M. Ibrahim and Afroz Khan Megan Papile Barbara Cullen and George Pasti Gerald and Patricia Langdon Frances M. Pearson Mary and Stephen DeSimone Amanda and Gary LaPlante Thomas and Diane Pendergast Shelley and Gary DeSimone Dr. Daniel and Elizabeth Leary Richard and Dolores Person Julia Desmond and Bruce McCoy Kathleen and David LeBlanc Dr. Dan and Jill Rich Dr. Kevin P. Donahue Sandra Levin, RN Laura and David Rossi Scott and Cassandra Eaton Linda’s Alpha-Omega Salon Rowley Commerce Associates, LLP John and Carol Elwell Tom and Kim Litle Karen and Larry Russell Essencia Spa & Salon Charlotte Lord and John Cole Dr. Vincent and Sheila Russo Feeley & Driscoll, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. D. Loring Salon Avie David and Karyn Fisette Kathryn and David Mack Jack and Lorraine Sanborn Tauny Fowler Bill and Debra McAdams David E. Sheafer C. George Fraley Michael J. McCartney, MD Mimi and Wilbur Shenk Dr. Paul and Maria Freedberg Leslie and Steve McConnell Southwest Consulting Associates Jeff Fumia Diane G. McCormack Linda and Joyce Sowder Carol and James Furneaux Noah McMahon STAT Delivery Service Inc. Stephen and Allison Gadd Robert K. McMenamin Paul and Janice Swindlehurst Alan and Carol Gamble Jay and Paula McPartland Charles and Jean Takesian Gail and Walter Gillespie Ann and Joe Messina Wayne and Sue Tatro Give With Liberty Joan and Jonathan Miller Ms. Susan Thomas Jeff and Jill Halley / Robert and Carla Moore James and Roberta Tomacchio Halley Elevator Company, Inc. Patricia A. Morrison, RN George and Karen Toscano Thomas D. Haywood Rita and Geoffrey Mullis Trillium Asset Management, LLC Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP Nicole Nadeau and Bret and Donna Twombly Home Health Foundation Michael Guldenstern University System of New Hampshire Jay Iannini and Rebecca Brodish New England Foot and Ankle James and Peggy Utterback Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Newburyport Development, LLC Beth and Phil Van Belle Cindy and Stuart Johnson Mark E. O’Brien Rebecca Vigneault, RN Deborah Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William D. O’Callaghan W. B. Mason Margaret Jones Bill and Donna O’Flaherty Dr. Shih-Te Wen Jane Harris Kelley Lauren Olson-Sidford and Diane Wigmore, RN, BSN, CEN Walter Kershaw Andrew Sidford / N. Scot and Karin Wilks Dr. Kimberly P. and Charley Kersten Holistic Midwifery Care Dr. Eric and Patricia Wilner

Salons throughout the Greater Newburyport area participated in the Anna Jaques Community Health Foundation’s “Cut-A-Thon” and raised $15,000 to benefit the Gerrish Breast Care Center.

• All About You • Linda’s Alpha-Omega Salon • Ana’s Hair Studio • Mirror Mirror Salon Salon owners and their staff • Beautique • Salon Avie were tremendously generous and • Eclipx Salon • Shear Illusions enthusiastic making the Cut-A-Thon • Essencia Salon and Spa • SKYY Salon & Spa a successful event – even children • Hair Spray Salon & Spa • Spa Paradiso and Salon in the community got in the spirit • Interlocks • Transformations Your Salon & Day Spa (pictured). • Jon Val Hair & Skin Salon • Vintage Salon & Day Spa

- 34 - Bob and Kathy Connors hosted a delightful $250-$499 beachfront appreciation Anonymous (1) event for Stewardship and Amesbury High School Leadership donors to Anna Amy McLaughlin Lifestyles Ben and Clarice Andreozzi Jaques during the past year. Dennis and Deborah Andrews Helen and Byron Matthews Ellen and Thomas Andrews (left and center) and Pat Connors (right) enjoy a moment Michael Antonowicz, RN together before the fire pit was lit. Ardito, Toscano & McCollum, PC Kathleen and Todd Bartol Corinne Beaulieu Steven and Jean Berger Lisa Devenish, RN Zachary M. Longley Paul and Ann Bertrand Direct Energy Patrick and Anya Lyons Karen Binette Susan M. Dixon Byron and Kathleen Marshall Birch Tree Promotions John Dodge and Anne Dooley Leanne and Greg Martin Dr. and Mrs. Robin S. Blair Dragonfly Photography Russell W. Martin, RN BNI Newburyport Sennott Family Matthews Consulting, LLC Maryrose Borelli Anne R. Ferguson, RN Peter and Theresa Matthews Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bower / Fernandez & Associates Peg McClure Bower & Bower Dentists Joan Flanders Susan McCormick, RN Tom and Martha Bower Denis W. Gagnon Valerie Erroc-McKay and Michelle Brewster / MAC Photography Mr. and Mrs. Leonel Gallant Malcolm McKay Eleanore Brooks Helena C. Gaudreau Kathleen McKinley, RN Gary and Virginia Brown Georgetown Bank Berenice H. McLaughlin Elizabeth R. Buckley Lucky Giannopoulos Arlene and Paul McNulty Susan M. Bugden, RN Kimberly Hackett, RN Merrimac Savings Bank Timothy S. Burgess Hair Spray Salon & Spa Mirror Mirror Hair Salon Deborah Burke, RN, BSN, OCN Harmon Weston Photography Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mitchell Linda Burke Thora Healy Jean and John Moak Lisa Burns Madeleine Gong Howell / N.A. Nichols Co., Inc. Derek and Meghan Butler Itsy Bitsy Zone New England Wood Systems, Inc. CAC Mechanical Services, Inc. James J. Hughes Newburyport Dental Associates, PC Suzanne and Demetrius Cap Lawrence R. Hunter and Ngan K. Nguyen / Star Nails Salon Melissa Carey Kristen Haley Hunter Lori J. Norris, RN Janise and James Cashman iMarc, LLC Paul Novak Dennis Cataldo Senator Kathleen O’Connor Ives Tina Noyes Arthur and Dorothy Chapman and Jeffrey Ives Diane O’Leary The Children’s Orchard J. Posner Fine Art Lyn Parker and Dallas Coffman Craig and Margaret Childs Jon Val Hair Salon Karen Patnaude Richard George and Laurie Christiansen Paula and Jay Jorgenson PC Connection Armand and Maria Sancartier / Sandra Keeler Donna J. Piechocki, RN Clipper City Car Wash Keiver-Willard Lumber Corp. Ellena and James Preston Jane S. Coe Dr. Robert and Milton Kirsner Kathleen Pucci Robert and Kathleen Connors JoAnn and Jeffrey Knowles Drs. Susan E. Pursell and Cristy’s Pizza Inc. Donald K. Laing Michael A. Wack Mary and Arthur Croteau Susan E. Lancaster, RN Dr. Ronald K. Pye and Amy Crawford Imelda Culbert Linda G. Langer Racquet Club of Newburyport Ltd. Custodial Partners LLC LaPlume & Sons Printing Co., Inc. Ronald J. Saporito John DeCosta Little Sprouts Donna Savage Dianne Deveau

- 35 - $250-$499 (continued) Tracy Blais and Jonathon Dennis Phil, Yvonne, and Josh Cosgrove Kevin and Catherine Seyler Michelle and George Blaisdell Country Center for Health Shear Illusions Francis and Doris Blood & Rehabilitation David and Priscilla Smith Rosemary and Edward Blouin Richard A. Cousins Skip Stearns Samuel and Stella Blunt Mary Crawford Swanson Advertising, LLC Lisa Bocchetti, RN Robert and Diane Crofts Arlene A. Tallberg, RN Shawnee and John Bowden Jay and Rosalie Cuticchia Donald Tine Laura Bradbury Lisa A. Cyr-Wilmot, RN Darhlene Titcomb Tracy Bradley Liz and Todd Dagres Transformations Your Salon Bruce and Cynthia Brown Gene and Mary Dean and Day Spa Steven Brown Carol DeForrest, RN Anne and Stuart Tuthill Elaine A. Byrne Dr. Olga and Robert DeSimone Rawley Tziaras Joseph P. and Denise A. Callahan Donna Deveau Universal Shredding, LLC Richard N. Cammett William and Gail Dickson Keith Vangeison Edward E. Carpenter* Theresa DiFilippo Lisa Walsh, CNM Dr. Daniel A. Eyink and Jacqueline Carroll Nancy J. Dipirro, RN Dr. Christannah and Sean Waters Sheila and William Carruth Disario Photography William F. Watts, OD Pamela Carter Colleen Dolan Lynn S. Wedge Dr. Robert and Patricia Chirlin James Donohue David and Mary Jane Wing John and Carol Chiungos Geraldine Dorr, RN Lauren and Bradley Winsor Lorraine Chouinard Carole Dowling George and Jillian Woundy Steve and Jessie Christopher Ernest Dubois The Yoga Center of Newburyport Circle Finishing, Inc. Amy and Scott Dumas Mary Anna and William Young Mary Anne Clancy Wayne and Mary Dupont Bojan B. Zoric, MD Elizabeth S. Clark John Dupray Victoria E. Clark, RN Dorene E. Dupuis $100-$249 Walter and Maggie Class Michele Denner Duratti Anonymous (11) Susan Clifford, RN Nancy R. Earabino Bill Abbott DonnaLee Clough, RN EBP Supply Solutions Tom and Lucy Abisalih Alicia Colby Ronald and Karla Emmerling Diane C. Adamakis Connie Condon Joyce Enderle Maureen Adams Erin S. Connolly Versie L. Etheridge Robert and Margaret Albanese Ronald S. Contrado Deborah Ewing-Whaley and All That Cheer & Tumble, LLC Nathalie Cook Chris Whaley Patricia Allen William and Cynthia Cooper Exelon Corporation Antonio Amato Gayle A. Corcoran Thomas Farrell Elena Amato Dr. Michael and Pam Ameen George E. and Emma E. Andrews Victor and Margaret Atkins Donors enjoyed an Mae Atkinson “Eagle’s Glen Sunset” Theodore and Gabriele Atkinson on the Merrimack River David and Susan Balser when Cynthia and David Charles and Marcia Bamford James and Amber Barbere Gompers hosted a party at April Bayko their Newburyport home to George and Marjorie Beauparlant recognize and thank major Wendy Beauvais donors. Mildred Beebe Eva and Donald Beliveau Pictured: Jenna and Scott Signore (left), Betsy Woodman and Margot G. Birke Jacalyn Bennett (above), and Kathy Connors and Foundation Steven V. Bishop, RN Board Chair Ginny Eramo (below).

- 36 - The fabulous Swarovski-crystal- adorned pink “bra tree” topper donated by Jacalyn Bennett & John F. Leary, III and Sharon M. Doherty Company for the inaugural Sea Laurie Leeman Festival of Trees, attracted hundreds Stefanie A. Lennox Jacquelynn B. Leone of raffle purchases, won a prize, and Susan C. Lepito, RN was taken home (along with the tree Francis J. Licata under it) by a breast cancer survivor. Jerry and Catherine Lischke Gavin and Shelia Little Maureen Lombard Philip P. Loring Lisa Losh $100-$249 (continued) Joseph and Maureen Higgins Nancy and Michael Luba Bertram Fecteau Phyllis Hill Michael Lynch Anthony and Carol Federico Deborah Hoffman Linda and Dave MacLeod Susan Feindel Darcy P. Holland Carolyn A. Madison, DMD Francis and Susan Flynn Lynne Holmes Gail Magee, RN Diane and Edward Fontes Scott and Roberta Homan Lawrence Maroni Patricia Ford, RN Cynthia Hopping, RN Patricia Martin Charles and Mary Fraley Arthur Howes Tracy Martin Laura and Jim Fraser Betty and Robert Howland Robert and Patricia Mattheson David and Nancy Frick Lawrence and Cindy Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Matthews Sherrie H. Gadd Peter and Patty Hoyt Brenda and Timothy McCarthy Jennifer and Peter Galoski Alice Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCobb, Jr. Valentino and Tiffany Gareski Dr. Catherine and Donato Iasiello Eileen McCoy Melanie Gargas IBM Corporation Polly A. McDowell, RN Nicole Garrett Stan and Jennie Jancewicz Amy McLaughlin and Michael Veno Jesse Gawrys Nancy DiMento Jerome and Christine McLaughlin, RN Tara Gilbert William Jerome, III Christine and Mark McLellan Mark Gilday Lisa B. Johnson Heidi G. Merrill Donna D. Gill Mystique Johnston Nicholas and Vivian Metcalf Thom and Alice Gould Renate and Craig Johnston Cris and Marcia Miller Barbara Gove Melissa Jones Donald M. Miller Robert and Linda Graves Mabel E. Kalashian, RN Dr. Richard and Tracy Mindess Linda Gray, RN Erdem and Erin Kaya Harrington and Nancy Moore Donna and Gene Greco Jean Kelleher Vanda Moore James Griffin Beth Keller Ann and Josiah Morrill Sharon Griffin Mark Kelley Nicole Morrison Kristin E. Groder, RN Marie T. Kent Patrice Murphy Dr. Joseph and Jill Gross Lisa and Jamie Ketchen Susan Murphy, RN Jacqueline and John Haggerty Hannah Keyser, RN Marie Nagle Janice M. Hamerstrom, RN Cheryl J. Kirby, RN Network for Good Gayle A. Hamilton, RN Lester and Jean Kirkpatrick Raymond and Elizabeth Nippes Barbara and Jim Harrington Levi and Kathleen Kishbaugh Mich Norton Eunice Harrington Diane and Ken Koocher Jared Notogiacomo Robert J. Harvey Robert Kotarba, Jr. Theresa M. Ouellet, RN Susan J. Hay Cindy Kuczwara, RN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Page Robert and Frances Heimann Mary Kuist Mary Pagnani, RN Martha Herdrich James Lagoulis, Esquire Carolyn Palenscar William and Patricia Herman / Patricia Lawrence Constantine and Valerie Pantelis Herman Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lawson Marilyn Parks

- 37 - Members of AJH Senior Management put the finishing $100-$249 (continued) touches on the Birth Center’s entry Bruce F. Paul in the inaugural Sea Festival of Nancy E. Peace Jean M. Perkins Trees, (left to right) Danielle Perry Stephen M. Perkins and Sarah Gnerre, along with Delia Pfizer Foundation O’Connor and members of the Danielle Phillips Birth Center team Melissa Jones Bruce G. Picard, Sr. and Director Alison Sekelsky. David and Phyllis Picha Calvin and Barbara Pingree Atlantic Hospitality donated Steven Pizzo $12,000 to the hospital, which Michelle E. Plaisance, RN represented half of the proceeds Plumbers Union Labor-Management from the event. Cooperation James Powers Betty Preisner Priority Funding LLC Ganson and Nancy Purcell David and Carolyn Shepard Geraldine Vanderhoff and Joyce and Percy F. Purington, Jr. Jeremy Shore, MD Andrew Murphy Aurelia Quinn Mark and Christine Smith Allison C. Vandersall, RN John and Josephine Rafferty Eugene J. Smith Deborah A. Vedrani Dustin Ramey Michael Smith Michael and Amy Veno Robert and Christine Rawding Michelle Soucie Zoe J. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Reilly Nancy J. Spaulding Patricia and Armand Viscosi Ingeborg H. Reuss Michael and Robin Spero Dr. Alan and Sarah Ward Ken and Karen Reynolds Susan and Richard Stackhouse Kenneth and Mary Webber Gerald R. Riccio Gail Stanwood Albert and Elizabeth Wencl Michael Ring Robert Startz, MD Christopher Dougherty and Patricia Roberts Debra Steeves Lauren Wendel Frances and John Rokous Stickney / Barron Anne and Alec White Amanda Ross Margaret M. Strobel Craig and Moray Wilson Helen P. Ross* Thomas and Patricia Stubbs Georgette Wilson Stephen and Nancy Ross Alex and Sean Sullivan Kendra and Jeffrey Winters Susan L. Rowley Keri and Scott Sullivan Tick and Kathy Withington Louis Rubenfeld and Luis Suriel Dan Wittner and Katchen Gerig Wittner Cyndi Barry Rubenfeld Suzanne Suslak, RN Patrice Wood Helen C. Safford Thomas and Maria Svirsky David and Tara Wright Salisbury Beach Betterment Association Carter B. Tallman, MD Mr. and Mrs. William Yeo Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Michael and Margaret* Taranda Peter Young Georgiana Sampson Wilfred Tatro, Jr. Ginie Young Melissa and Francisco SantosSilva Donna and Michael Therriault James G. Zafris, Jr. Cheryl Satryb Laura Tierney Samaro, RN Peter and Deb Zoltai Anne Marie Scaletti TOPS MA 392 Winifred Schlupf Dr. and Mrs. Tai Tran Up to $99 Ann Schofield Amy Trecartin Anonymous (30) Seaport Signworks, LLC Peter M. Tura, RN, BSN, MS-C 49ers Chapter, NAFCA Regina and Gerald* Seely Dr. Diane B. Turcot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams Amy M. Sevigny, RN Christine A. Turner, RN Joanna and William Adrien Norman and Molly Shamas Curtis and Dene Turner Mary Ahern-Lewis David and Sandra Sheafer Lisa Tylus, RN Jane Albert

- 38 - Up to $99 (continued) Natalea G. Brown Elizabeth Colby Magdala Allen Erin Bruno Britany and Mike Coleman Philip P. Amico, Jr. Rosanne K. Buck Yolanda Collins Margo Andrew Frederick J. Buckley Linda Colombosian Gordon and Jane Andrews Kara Buckley Paulette M. Comeau Deborah Armstrong-Thomas Kelly Burek Nancy J. Condon Stephen and Jill Atherton Tricia Burnham Mrs. Edward Consigli Christine M. Auclair, RN Donna and Malcolm Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Consoli William and Elena Bachrach Maryann Burns James Cook Kathleen Bailey Geraldine Buzzotta Julia Cook Charles and Elizabeth Baker Paul Carbone Fred R. Coryell Karen Baptiste Sanford Carlisle Nick and Cynthia Costello Elizabeth W. Barnes Maureen Carroll Karen Costigan, RN Jennifer Barrett Erik and Tanya Carter Sandra I. Crabtree, RN Amy E. Barth Joseph D. Cartier, RN Caitlin Crane Rebecca D. Barthelmes, RN Barbara Cerbone Pamela Crehan Barbara Bartlett Isabelle C. Champoux Todd R. Cronin Kimberly S. Bartula Cecile Chapin Michael Curran Robert and Carolyn Bashaw Stacy Chapman Alice E. Currier Mary Bashaw-Youn Jean N. Chase Shirley and Louis Cusenza Robert and Donna Bastien Donna and Albert Chatigny Elizabeth and Angelo Dagres Matthew and Lindsay Batastini Caroline Checkoway Troy Dagres Stephen and Jane Batchelder Emily Chin Pauline Daigle Carleton and Virginia Beal Camie A. Chouinard, RN Anita M. D’Amato William Beaubien Robert and Barbara Chouinard Charlotte A. D’Angelo Donald E. Beaulieu Christian Book Distributors Alan Daviduk, Jr. Jordan and Benjamin Becker Catalog LLC Mary Dawson Patricia Beevers Natalie Christie Susan Dearborn Andrew and Marguerite Benson Deborah Ciampa, RN Patty Deasy Heather Berns Christopher Cirelli Elizabeth Delana and Henry Fox Krista Berquist John Clancy Cindy Dennis Mrs. Mary T. Bertolino William and Dorothy Clark Debra L. Dennis Richard and Joan Bibaud Elizabeth M. Cloonan Joel and Debbie Deputat Joan Bisson Lisa Cloutier Anne Derr Wendy Bland Ashley and Colin Coates Jacqueline Deschenes Patricia and Howard Bleichfeld Gerard and Patricia Cody Lindsey Boardman Robin Bogrett, RN Safoura Bohlouli Charlene M. Bombard Jilda and James Patten decided the Stephanie Bombard Melanie Boomhower ICU needed new, fully reclining John C. Boothroyd chairs for family members staying Morgan Boselli overnight with a loved one. This Robert de Loura le Doux year, they provided eight new chairs Bouvier-Cosmos to the delight of the ICU nursing Susan Bowles, RN Aziz Boyah staff. Pictured here are nurses Doris Donald and Marilyn Boyer Bailey-Jones, RN (left), and Sue Kimberly Brooks Hersey, Unit Coordinator (right), Kimberly A. Brown with Jim Patten (center). Madeleine and George Brown

- 39 - Up to $99 (continued) Dianne Desmarais-Tetreault Anna Fortier, age 11 and born at Anna Brian Diamond Jaques in 2003, donated $93 to Anna Rosemary Dibenedetto Celia E. Dickie Jaques for the Birth Center and is one William Difrancesco of our youngest donors of the year. “I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. DiGiuseppe had never done anything like this,” said Michael and Laurie Dimodica Anna, a fifth-grader at the River Valley Joan H. DiTommaso Charter School. “So when I had the G. Edward Dodge Donna Doherty money, I wanted it to go the babies and Anne M. Donovan mothers.” Anna’s dad, Dave Fortier, said he and his wife, Tracey, Colette Donovan are “incredibly proud” of their daughter. “It was a good feeling to Lori Donovan, RN give the money. I would do it again,” she said. Anna is pictured Evelyn Dorfman Rebekah Doughty with Director of Maternal Child Health Alison Sekelsky. Marcella S. Dow Jeanette Downie, RN Debra Downs Paula Fortuna, RN Richard and Jane Haine Rose L. Downs Lori Fournier Joanne Haley Nancy M. Doyle Barbara Fowler Haley’s Ice Cream Raymond E. Drouin, RN Mary Frasier Penelope D. Halkiotis Marianne Dube George Fregeau Olga Halliday Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dummer Marsha Froburg, RN Kimberly A. Hamel Melissa C. Dunford, RN Margaret Fuller David Hammond Pauline Dupuis Anthony and Dawne Fusco Jennifer Hanson Karen A. Durante Nicole Gage Lisa E. Harrison Lori J. Dutch Jill Gambon James E. Harvey David Dylewski Jeff Gangi Christian and Risa Hassel Sarah Eastman Jean Garnett A. Elaine Hatch Mohammed Ech Chouini GE Foundation Ashley Hawkins, RN Christopher and Christine Edmonds Jennifer and John Genta Donna Haynes Jared and Andrea Eigerman Robert A. George Anne Heaney Deborah and Michael Elia John Gezzer Kimberley A. Hebert David and Ellen Erekson Kenneth and Thelma Gibbs Marlene Hemingway Henry and Verlinda Farmer Ms. Stella C. Gigis Vicki and Dyke Hendrickson Joseph and Mary Faro Marissa Gile Suzanne Hersey Stephen Farrer Mary E. Gill Arthur Hewett Timothy and Marianne Felter Givalike Yvette Hewitt Barbara J. Fernald Michael and Geraldine Goodridge Debbie Higgins Joan Ferraro, RN David A. Goodwin Richard Higgins Family Margarita Ferreiros James and Millicent Goodwin Scott Higgins Eleanor D. Ficociello Bob Gosselin Martha Hills Sandra Finelli Andy and Lorelee Graffeo Karen Anderson Hobson Leo and Linda Finnegan Donald and Barbara Gravelle Phyllis W. Hobson Michael and Constance Fitzgerald N. M. Gray Danielle Hoffman Allison Flanagan Carl F. Greenberg Susan E. Holt, RN Kylie and Tim Fogarty Eric and Katie Gregoire Elise Homan Denise Foley, RN Shelia and Joel Grossman Lew and Marylou Horzempa Elizabeth Foley, RN Tasha Gunnarsson Leon C. Houston Nancy J. Foley Ms. Nina Gynan Don and Amber Hovey Donald Forte Willard Hadley Ashley and Kris Hudson Anna Fortier Emily and Malcolm Haight Judith Hughes

- 40 - Newburyport Charitable Causes, founded by Scott Signore, Susie Peters and Jeff Tahnk in 2014, held its first major fundraising event in June. The Bocce Bash pitted 64 teams of two against one another to raise money for the AJH Cancer Center. Matter Communications’ staff saw to every detail - the gorgeous setting at Cashman Park, lunch trucks with fabulous food, and live music. The event raised $25,000 for Anna Jaques.

Up to $99 (continued) Jane Kelloway Dorothy Hunt Patricia and Scott Kelly Diane Lewis Anita J. Huot James A. Kennedy Sandra Licciardo Nicholas E. Hurlin Jacqueline A. Kieras Christine Lindquist Alison L. Hurteau, RD, LDN Mary E. Kiggins Mark Littlefield I.B.E.W. Telephone Division, Alison E. Kilgour, RN Barbara Lorenc Local No. 2327 Nancy and Billy Killeen Robert W. Low* Ann and John Iacobucci Eleanor “Midge” King Stephanie L. Luccisano, RN Leah Iritano Julie King Dianne Lucey Donna and David Irving Pamela and David Kipp Ann Frances Lyons Marie A. Izzi Mary and Peter Kirk Kendra S. MacDonald Carolyn Jackson Maria Kirsch Sarah Macelroy Catherine Jackson Mark and Sally Knapp Barbara and Donald MacLean Norma M. Jacques Deborah Knight David Madden Mabel F. Jancewicz Laurel W. Knight Harvey and Ruth Mades Tammy January William P. Knight Lauren Magnifico, RN Timothy and Tara January Stephen and Barbara Kochakian Jeanne Maher, RN Karen Jimenez Beth Koopman, RN The Maloney Family Cynthia A. Johnson Renee A. Labrie Christo and Mary Malonis Jennifer and Eric Johnson James LaConte Adam Manchester Lisa and Matthew Johnson Pat and Helen Ladd Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mann The Chicago Johnstons Matt LaFlamme Robert Mannix Katie Johnston Maureen H. Lagasse Jean and Aubrey Manthorne Meghan Johnston Amanda Lahait Melinda and Ronald March Beatrice Jordan Robert and Julie Lang Ann P. Markos Barbara Joseph Eleanor J. Languirand Kathleen and Eric Marshall Raymond Judit Roger L. LaPointe, Jr. Virginia Marshall Janet and Peter Juntunen Ann C. Larue Priscilla Martin Janet Kalashian Robin C. Lausier Roland and Virginia Martin Nichole Kalaus Ms. S. Laverde Hugh Martinez and Linda Harding Leann and Nicholas Kalergis Sandy LaVersa Ronald and Maureen Martino Paula Katkin George and Claire Lawrence Melyssia and Curtis Marzerka Lucille Keane and Thomas P. Keane, Jr.* Sandra Leary Louis and Dianne Masiello Eileen Keating, RN Janet Lees Robert and Maryann Mason Marian R. Keeler Christy and Adam LeMire Shipley Mason and Juliet Burley-Mason Gail A. Kelleher Bonnie Leonard Elizabeth B. Massey, RN Michelle Kelleher Dianne Leslie Joan Matthews Avery Keller, Viive Godtfredsen, Jacqueline Levasseur James and Cheryl Matzen Caroline Wahl Jacqueline A. Leveille Kate McAdams - 41 - Up to $99 (continued) Elizabeth Norton Elizabeth Petty Madeline McAskill KC and Frank Novak Teri M. Pilotte Janet A. McBrien Arthur and Jean Ober Maura Pinilla, RN Beverley and Patrick McCarthy Janice M. Oberti Derrick L. Pitts Raymond and Helga McCarthy Katelynn O’Brien Meagan Plotner Liz and James McCauley Kelley O’Brien Edward and Mildred Pontremoli Sheila G. McCoy Randie Olofson Carina and Avi Poupko Julie McDaniel, RRT Marion G. Olsen Joanne C. Powers Wendy McGonagle Ruth A. O’Neil Eileen and John Pramberg Christine and William McGuire Rhonda O’Neill Jill Prescott Caitlin McGurk Susan and Thomas O’Rourke John and Susan Prokop Lillian L. McKinney Walter and Jean Osgood Lynda and Gerald Quatrale Melissa T. McLoy Dorothy Ouellette Aine and Matthew Quimby Jane McNeil Diana F. Packer Valerie Lee Rager Tara McQuaid Gia Page Cynthia and Manfred Raschke Doris A. Meaney Laurie J. Painten Robert G. Reed Rachel Megyesy Gene and Jean Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. James A. Reusch Denise E. Melanson Karen and William Panos Alexander Richard Renee and Paris Menefee Theodora and Bill Panousos Gerard and Eileen Richard Virginia M. Menihane Leanne Paparella, RN Melissa A. Richardson Beth Merkt Gloria and Alan Papert Susan Ricker and William Zarakas Jean E. Mertinooke Leona Papoulias Elizabeth Roberts Timothy Meyers Lindsay Pappas, RN Mary Roberts Deborah Michalski Susan Parker, APRN Ruth Rock Cindy Michaud William and Joan Parker Janet R. Rogers Ms. Josephine A. Minalio Jill Paton Peterson Jane Ronan Gary Misiaszek Hannah Pawlendzio, RN Robert and Agnes Rousseau Gordon P. Mitchell, Jr. Susan Peach Rowley Grange No. 204 Nina Mitchell Sharon A. Peel Nancy Rubinstein Victoria Mitchell Russell M. Peirce Claire E. Ryan James C. Moore Joellen Pelletier Denise and Tim Ryan Allison Morales Jane Perkins James Ryan Arthur Morris Marcia and Ronald Perkins Kelsey and Jeff Ryan Judith Morrison Susan E. Perron Sally Ryan Thea Mose Audrey Perry Josephine Saillant Donald Mueller / Christine Gower Perry Chad Saindon, RN Romp and Roll Bob and Mary Mullaley Sarah Murphy Steven Murphy Bonnie Murray Arthur E. Naylor In 2014, 416 employees made a gift to Paula Newhall AJH, raising $69,912 for new technology, Drs. Charles Randall and equipment, and training. Each year, Susan Newhouse employees support the hospital by donating Elliot Newman Rosalie Nicastro through a weekly payroll deduction, Julie Nichols, RN donating hours of their Earned Time, or Steven Nickerson making a one-time gift. Jenifer and David Nolette Frederick and Mary Noone Sandra C. Northrup and Dean F. Walton

- 42 - Up to $99 (continued) Kelly and James Spurr Frances E. Vachon Robert and Stella Salvati Ann Marie St. Cyr-Rolfe, RN Debra Vaillancourt Jack J. Santos Wendy and Bruce Stanley Jennifer Valentine Nancy Savini Ron and Kathy Stanwood Kara Valinski Karen and Gregory Sawyer Donald G. Staruk Jaclyn and Paul Vien Cara and Justin Scatamacchia John and Pollyann Statom Donna M. Volpone Katie Schickel and Michael Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stevens Jill D. Vorderis, RN Jonathan Schreck Gary Stevens Gunter and Lucile Waehling Melissa and Palen Schwab Eric Stille Geoffrey and Josette Walker Matthew and Kim Schweisberg Misty Stimpson Laura Wallace Sciessent, LLC Marilyn Stone Marjorie Walters Christine Scovotti Colleen Stuart Bruce C. Warwick Tiffany Seace Karen and David Sullivan Alan Watkins Ellen Seibert Maureen and Stephen Sullivan Kenneth and Anne Webber Margaret Senechal Mildred Summers Brandy Weiker Shaheen Brothers Lauren Sundstrom Kathleen Welch Mary Ellen Shanley Charles P. Susen Joseph and Inga Wennik Marie Shattuck Lynda J. Sweet Eleanor M. West L. Rita Shay Jessica Mohr Switzer Emily A. Wetenkamp Ellen M. Sheehy LaToya L. Szymanski Raymond and Dolores White Heather Sheldon, RN Kenneth and Barbara Taylor Heather J. White-McFadden Frances Shibel Rebecca Taylor and Thomas Pease Catherine Wilcox Oliver Sicard Sherry L. Temple Pruyn Nancy Wile Arthur Sickel Lynne Terry Barbara K. Wilkins Kristen Silveira Keith Thomson Peter and Dianne Wilkinson Denise Slevoski Barbara Tibbetts Gerald and Mary Williams Amy-Lori Smith Mark and Susan Tiffany Herbert and Joanne Wing Jack Smith, Newburyport Jillian McLaughlin Tilley John Winninghoff Scott and Anne Smith Shannon Tizol Steve and Kathy Winsor Rebecca Soares William and Mary Todd Teresa M. Wollinger Soroptimist International of Haverhill / Anita Toscano and Bruce Brown Janet and Stephen Woodman Merrimack Valley Michelle Trask Sally W. Woods Forrest and Anne Speck Tammy Trautz Denise Wright-McDonald AJH ElaineAnnual Support and Richard FY14 Spenceley Philip and Katy Trick Richard Wysopal

MajorMartin & Planned and Gifts Patricia $Sperber 300,393 Karen Trudeau Rita York AnnualAnthony Fund Spero 332,587 Harold Tubman Albert S. Zabriskie GrantsGregory and Kerry Spero 260,000 Ada Twomey Emily Zilly Golf & Events 230,777 EmployeeCourtney Campaign Spurr, RN 69,197 Jonathan and Kristina Tynes Sara Zoornajian Commemorative Gifts 17,463 Endowment & Interest 213,131 Total $ 1,423,549 AJH Annual Support FY14 AJH Annual Support FY14

Commemorative Major & Planned Gifts $300,393 Gifts Endowment & Major & Planned Annual Fund 332,587 Employee Interest Gifts Campaign Grants 260,000 Golf Golf & Events 230,777 & Events Annual Fund Employee Campaign 69,197 Grants Commemorative Gifts 17,463 Endowment & Interest 213,131 Total $1,423,549

- 43 - Anna Jaques Hospital Medical Staff Donors (October 1, 2013 - September 30, 2014)

Anonymous (2) Colden Seymour Ear, Nose, MGH North Shore Cardiology Throat & Allergy Department AJH Hospitalist Program Daryl Colden, MD Denise Hirsch, MD Jatinder Aujla, MD Elizabeth Mahoney Davis, MD Peter E. Seymour, MD New England Foot and Ankle AJH Newborn Care Associates Timothy Downs, DPM Olga A. DeSimone, MD Commonwealth Hematology Caroline Gauthier, DPM Ronald K. Pye, MD Oncology PC Matthew Riordan, DPM Tai H. Tran, MD Catherine Iasiello, MD DeWayne M. Pursley, MD Newburyport Dr. James J. DiResta Gastroenterology LLC Amesbury Psychological and Associates Mark S. Amorosino, MD Center Angela Barnes, DPM Richard Zirin, MD Rowen M. Hochstedler, MD James J. DiResta, DPM Newburyport Medical Atlantic Surgical Associates Gerrish Breast Care Center Associates, Inc. David J. Swierzewski, MD Peter A. Hartmann, MD Michael J. McCartney, MD

David R. Campbell, MD Greater Newburyport North Shore Internal Medicine Emergency Physicians, Inc. Saira Naseer Ghiasuddin, MD Children’s Health Care Elijah Berg, MD Kimberly P. Kersten, DO Eric D. Bucher, MD Christopher L. DeFazio, MD Thomas J. Carmichael, MD Ronald Freid, DO Northeast Dermatology Robert F. Chirlin, MD Joe D. Hull, MD Associates Lars V. Lundgren, MD Domenic M. Martinello, MD David Scott Greenstein, MD Kofoworola Onaleye, MD Margaret I. Stewart, MD Christine H. Riccardi, MD Bernhard Heersink, MD PC Jeremy Finkle, MD Stacey L. Sheehan, MD Caroline Thumser, MD Sadruddin B. Hemani, MD PC; Northeast Radiology Ear, Nose, Throat and Associates Clipper Cardiovascular Related Allergies Bruce E. Cooper, MD Associates Sadruddin B. Hemani, MD Kevin P. Donahue, MD Salman Ghiasuddin, MD Matthew N. Hall, MD Diane Turcot, MD Robert E. Kirsner, DPM Anthony Hayden, MD Shih-Te Wen, MD Dan H. Rich, MD Gavin C. Little, DO Thomas M. Riley, MD Coastal Medical Associates - Richard E. Rosin, MD Salisbury Merrimack Valley Anesthesia Eric M. Wilner, MD H. Thompson Mann, MD Associates Chad Anderson, MD Vladimir Eisenberg, MD A. Aleksandr Filippov, MD Mark Kats, MD John L. McManamy, MD Steven F. Parker, MD

- 44 - Anna Jaques Hospital Medical Staff Donors (continued) (October 1, 2013 - September 30, 2014)

House Calls discussions paid visits to the homes of Ronna Caras, Tricia and Dave Mansfield, and Jonathan and Betsy Woodman. The program explores health issues important to our community presented by Anna Jaques’ physicians. Pictured (left to right), Dr. Mark Amorosino, Dr. Steve Mattheos, and Dr. Daryl Colden shared their expertise and answered questions while all attendees enjoyed the hospitality of the generous hosts.

Pentucket Medical Seacoast Orthopedic Tallman Eye Associates Associates Inc. Associates, Inc. Carter Tallman, MD Stephen Beaudoin, MD Paul S. Chang, DO Kristin Tallman, OD Isaac Pourati, MD James Ford, MD Charles S. Randall, MD Kenneth J. Glazier, MD Urology Consultants of Jessica Schoonmaker, MD Michael A. Wack, MD the North Shore Noel P. DeFelippo, MD Personal Care Physicians of SeaCoast Pathology, Inc. Anthony M. Filoso, MD Greater Newburyport Maurice Fremont-Smith III, MD Paul S. Freedberg, MD Mark Su, MD Laura G. Harris, MD Thomas E. Kingston, MD Robert F. Startz, MD Mark LaSpina, DO RiverSong Plastic Surgery Susan E. Pursell, MD Michele T. Sasmor, MD Sports Medicine North Philip Wong, MD Joseph J. Evans, DO River Valley Infectious Disease Steven Mattheos, MD Women’s Health Care Specialists Richard M. Ozuna, MD Mary F. Baker-Berzansky, MD Joseph W. Gross, MD Peter M. Prokopis, MD Rebecca L. Boyer, MD Jeremy M. Shore, MD Mary C. Chang, DO Seacoast Medical Associates Jonathan A. Uroskie, MD Jane C. Kerr-Fernandez, MD Guy Navarra, MD Robert Wood, MD Christopher McCann, DO Bojan B. Zoric, MD Steven A. Mollov, MD Susan C. Newhouse, MD Christannah M. Waters, MD

- 45 - Commemorative Gifts in Honor or in Gratitude

Lois M. Anderson Anne Heaney George S. Mullis Jeff and Maureen Kirpas Melissa and Francisco SantosSilva Gloria and Alan Papert Town of Newbury Anna Jaques Hospital Aiden Johnson Emergency Department Newbury Town Hall Employees Lisa and Matthew Johnson Leland Brennan, Jr. and Sharon Rafferty Alexander P. Paciulan Emma Johnson Dr. Jatinda Aujla Gerard and Patricia Cody Lisa and Matthew Johnson Theodore and Gabriele Atkinson Jeffrey M. Bentley Bailey Kimball Melanie Ayotte Jane Perkins Peter and Patty Hoyt Thom and Alice Gould Ronan Quimby Samantha Kimball Dr. Rebecca L. Boyer Aine and Matthew Quimby Peter and Patty Hoyt Dr. Chad E. McDonald / Rachel J. Ross Rissmiller Vision Source-Watts Eye Associates Trevor Kimball Melissa and Francisco SantosSilva Peter and Patty Hoyt Caleb Bradshaw Cyndi Rubenfeld Jack Bradshaw and Denise Marien Sandra Koiva Harold Tubman Mrs. Sylvia Laverde Harper Bradshaw James H. Sandman Jack Bradshaw and Denise Marien Katy Kulakowski Elizabeth Petty Melissa and Francisco SantosSilva Suzanne Cap Esther Sayer Pat Connelly Mark LaSpina Marty and Patty Doggett Theodore and Gabriele Atkinson Dr. Mary C. Chang Christine B. Smith Ashley and Kris Hudson Dr. Steven Mattheos Jim and Winnie Reusch Theodore and Gabriele Atkinson Erica L. Chorebanian Frank Semon Jay and Paula McPartland Margaret “Peg” McClure Mrs. Sylvia Laverde Marty and Patty Doggett George Ellison Charlotte Thurlow Marty and Patty Doggett Dr. John L. McManamy Lauren Sundstrom K & T Withington Ginny Eramo Mary Zerigian Steven and Jean Berger Dr. Steven A. Mollov Mr. and Mrs. D. Loring Richard and Jane Haine Albert Fleury Jay and Paula McPartland Phaelan Gadd Stephen and Allison Gadd Mary Zerigian served two terms as president of the Anna Jaques Emma Genta Jennifer and John Genta Hospital Aid Association, completing her term in October Livie Genta 2014. “Mary Z.” helped to Jennifer and John Genta establish a new event, Holidays Evan T. Goulet in Bloom, in November 2013 William F. Watts, OD and oversaw two record years of volunteer fundraising success: the Aid Rebecca M. Goulet raised $138,000 in FY2014 and $108,000 the prior year. Mary Z presents William F. Watts, OD Chairman of the Board David LaFlamme with a record breaking check at the Annual Meeting.

- 46 - Commemorative Gifts in Memory

The Capolupo family’s gifts to Anna Jaques continue to make a tremendous difference to the hospital. Their support includes giving to Your Hospital: The Campaign for Anna Jaques and the annual golf tournament, as well as Wayne Capolupo’s service on the hospital Board of Trustees. Friends and family of Mrs. Virginia Capolupo remembered her life with memorial gifts this year.

Mrs. Capolupo (right) pictured with her beloved primary care physician, Saira Naseer-Ghiasuddin, MD (left).

Fernando B. Amato Jacqueline and John Haggerty Richard Currier Antonio Amato Robert and Frances Heimann Alice E. Currier Elena Amato Joseph and Maureen Higgins Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP Phyllis D’Amato Esther Babine Lisa B. Johnson Anita M. D’Amato Ruth Rock Mary E. Kiggins Rocco D’Amato Donald Baron Francis J. Licata Anita M. D’Amato Anita M. D’Amato Marc and Delores MacBurnie Byron and Helen Matthews Mary D’Amico Christopher Blunt Christine and William McGuire Mary and Stephen DeSimone Samuel and Stella Blunt Christine and Mark McLellan James DiResta Arlene and Paul McNulty Virginia A. Capolupo Dr. James and Susan DiResta Daniel Abdulla and Mark Moquin N.A. Nichols Co., Inc. Frederick and Donna Abdulla Delia O’Connor and Michelina DiResta Diane C. Adamakis Dr. E. Thomas O’Neil Dr. James and Susan DiResta Gene and Jean Palumbo Joanna and William Adrien Francis “Buster” Donahue Karen and William Panos All That Cheer & Tumble, LLC Gerard and Patricia Cody Jill Paton Peterson Anna Jaques Hospital Corporation Richard and Kathy Eaton Jilda and James Patten Patricia Beevers Henry and Linda Farmer Prime Coatings, Inc. Bruce and Cynthia Brown Shane and Melissa Foley Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Madeleine and George Brown Ann Frances Lyons Karen and Gregory Sawyer Geraldine Buzzotta Byron and Helen Matthews Seaport Signworks, LLC Elizabeth M. Cloonan Joan Matthews Shaheen Brothers Cristy’s Pizza Priority Funding LLC David and Sandra Sheafer Gene and Mary Dean Josiah H. Welch William Difrancesco Geoffrey and Josette Walker Anne M. Donovan Kenneth and Anne Webber James Donovan Colette Donovan Sennott Family Ralph Cerbone Leo and Linda Finnegan Jacqueline and John Haggerty Irene Duclos Melanie Gargas Eleanor J. Languirand Anonymous Sciessent, LLC

- 47 - Janet Eaton John Gray Mary Jean Hudson Carleton and Virginia Beal N. M. Gray Arthur and Dorothy Chapman Mildred Beebe John Dupray Wayne Gray Edward Jancewicz Michael and Geraldine Goodridge N. M. Gray Mabel F. Jancewicz I.B.E.W. Telephone Division, Alta B. Griffin Gladys E. Jaques Local No. 2327 James Griffin Lorraine Chouinard Janet and Peter Juntunen Margaret Fuller Martin Gross Gail A. Kelleher Romp and Roll Mary and Peter Kirk Dr. Joseph and Jill Gross Arthur Jordan Amanda Lahait Sumner F. Haley Beatrice Jordan Robert and Maryann Mason Lawrence R. Hunter and Jane Perkins Kristen Haley Hunter Phyllis B. Kelley Claire E. Ryan Anna Jaques Hospital Corporation Dorothy Harrington Wayne and Sue Tatro Evelyn Dorfman LaToya L. Szymanski Rebecca Taylor and Thomas Pease Leann and Nicholas Kalergis Ada Twomey John Harrington Theodora and Bill Panousos Eunice Harrington Beatrice Espovich Eleanor F. Kneeland Nancy E. Peace William D. Hawkins Sarah Gnerre and Christopher Mulligan Elizabeth S. Abby Stearns Joseph C. Faro Lawrence T. Knight James Powers Margaret Hewett Deborah Knight Arthur Hewett John Foti Catherine Kuist Anonymous George Higgins Mary Kuist 49ers Chapter, NAFCA Kay Fox Charles Kuist Donald and Marilyn Boyer Keith and Donna Attenborough Mary Kuist Richard Higgins Family Rita Fox William P. Knight Charles Lagasse Beverley and Patrick McCarthy Marcia and Ronald Perkins Maureen H. Lagasse Robert and Stella Salvati Roland Lawrence Anthony C. Frangos Catherine Wilcox Stella C. Gigis Patricia Lawrence Norman Hobson Thomas J. Lebro Arthur Gill Phyllis W. Hobson Mary E. Gill Rawley Tziaras Joice Hopkins Donald Lucey Ross Gill Marilyn Stone Donna D. Gill Dianne Lucey

Eleanor J. Woodman will continue her family’s tradition of philanthropy and support of Anna Jaques by naming two rooms on the Institution for Savings Inpatient Unit in memory of her late nephew, Randy Millen, and her late sister, Phyllis Woodman Bourbeau. Eleanor (center) is pictured on the Institution for Savings unit with her niece, Rhonda Bourbeau Tsiplakis (left), and Delia O’Connor, President & CEO (right).

- 48 - Yvonne Lucey Peter Murphy Cynthia E. Peirce Dianne Lucey Charles and Priscilla Morse Russell M. Peirce Bette Lucia Catherine Murray Rogerio Pereira Mrs. Sylvia Laverde Shirley and Louis Cusenza Christian Book Distributors Givalike Catalog LLC Sarah E. Macarione Marie A. Izzi Colden Seymour Ear, Nose, David and Sandra Sheafer Janet Lees Throat & Allergy Pauline P. MacBurnie Timothy Meyers Jackie Petty Marc and Delores MacBurnie James C. Moore Thomas and Lynne Petty Janice M. Oberti Art T. Markos Lynda and Gerald Quatrale Ted Pieniazek Ann P. Markos Soroptimist International of Matthew and Shauna Pieniazek Haverhill / Merrimack Valley Joseph A. Masionis Wendy and Bruce Stanley Bertha M. Plante Michael Lynch Patricia and Armand Viscosi William L. Plante Claire Mattheson John O’Callaghan Dr. James C. Pramberg Robert and Patricia Mattheson Mr. and Mrs. William D. O’Callaghan Noreen C. Pramberg Linda O’Callaghan John J. Quinn Martha McCarthy Aurelia Quinn Beverley and Patrick McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. William D. O’Callaghan David Oestreicher Bernice Rembis Mary-Helen McMenamin Stan and Jennie Jancewicz Robert K. McMenamin Dr. Joseph and Jill Gross Frederick C. Ouellette Walter S. Reuss Lawrence Meaney Ingeborg H. Reuss Doris A. Meaney Dorothy Ouellette Jean Pearson Mary Revesz Philip J. Messina Jared and Andrea Eigerman Esther Sayer Charles and Priscilla Morse Joseph C. Pearson Earl Roberts Evelyn Miller Mary Roberts Donald M. Miller Alicia Colby

As part of the cleaning up and beautifying of the Highland Avenue entrance, an ailing fir tree was replaced with a blue spruce. The tree, like its predecessor tree which was planted around 1950, stands in memory of Malcolm and Charlotte Burr and the Burr Family. Tim Burr (pictured) represented his family and placed the first shovel in the soil to plant the new blue spruce tree, donated by White Birch Landscapes.

- 49 - In September 2014, the Facilities Carpentry Shop was created out of existing space in the hospital. Given by Castagna Construction, the workplace offers a space for in-house projects to be done. Ralph Castagna (pictured) stands in front of the Facilities Carpentry Shop, given in memory of his father, Ralph T. Castagna.

Beryl Rogers Marion Susen Janet R. Rogers Charles P. Susen Ted Rogers Evelyn Tatro Janet R. Rogers Wilfred Tatro, Jr. Joelle L. Salvo Paul Tiffany Stephen and Millicent Salvo Mark and Susan Tiffany Barbara Sarowsky Harold Tine Bernard Christopher, Jr. and Donald Tine Donna Bateman-Christopher Rita Tine Edward Shay Donald Tine L. Rita Shay Robert Vanderhoven Glenn Smidt Jack Smith, Newburyport Geraldine Buzzotta Dorothea Vandorpe Lois Smith Matthew and Shauna Pieniazek Eugene J. Smith Marguerite A. Vigneault Irving Snyderman Margaret Fuller Susan L. Rowley, PhD Adelaide Walsh Marion Snyderman Eleanor M. West Susan L. Rowley, PhD Francis Webb Michael Stabile Charles and Priscilla Morse Anonymous Donna M. Welch Caroline Stevens Josiah H. Welch Beth and Phil Van Belle Joyce Zafris James G. Zafris, Jr. Mary Teresa Stuto Michele Denner Duratti Queenie Zoornajian Sara Zoornajian

- 50 - In-Kind Donors

Absolute Serenity Massage Domino’s Pizza North Shore Music Theatre The American Barbecue Eat Cake Nunan Florist & Greenhouses Amesbury Golf & Country Club Giuseppe’s Fresh Pasta - Fine Food Robert and Jane O’Brien Annie’s Harmon Weston Photography Oregano Pizzeria and Ristorante Appleton Eye Associates Hodgie’s Too Ould Newbury Golf Club Atkinson Resort & Country Club Hungry Traveler Restaurant Packaging Specialties Henry C. Becker Interlocks Poland Spring Black Cow Tap & Grill Ipswich Ale Brewery Renaissance Golf Club Boston Red Sox Baseball Club Ipswich Country Club Rowley Commerce Associates, LLP Bridge Road Bait & Tackle Keurig, Inc. Salon 57 Brine Chuck and Ann Lagasse Screening Room Brown Sugar by the Sea Leary’s Fine Wines & Spirits Seaport Signworks, LLC Brown’s Lobster Pound Lindt & Sprungli USA Inc. Starboard Galley Restaurant Suzanne and Demetrius Cap Loretta Stonewall Kitchen Cataldo Ambulance Lull & Hartford Sylvan Street Grille Ceia Kitchen + Bar Patricia and David Mansfield Talbots Cinemagic David Masse Toshiba Business Solutions New England Complete Car Cleaning Michael’s Harborside Valerie’s Gallery Corliss Brothers Nursery & Sandy and John Morrissey W. B. Mason Garden Center Natural High Fitness Club, Inc. Evans Ward Crothall Clinical Equipment Solutions Ninety-Nine Restaurant Weathervane Seafood Restaurants Dick’s Sporting Goods Nix’s Mate at 10 Center Street Winfrey’s Fudge & Chocolates

On August 18th, 228 golfers enjoyed beautiful skies at Renaissance Golf Club during the 24th annual “Fore Your Health” Golf Tournament. Thank you to all our sponsors, golfers, volunteers, and committee members for helping to raise over $130,000 (after expenses) to benefit the Anna Jaques Birth Center Renovation. For the second year in a row, Newburyport Pictured (left to right): President Delia O’Connor, High School won the “Byron Bowl” High Byron Matthews, Griffin Brown, Ben Ventura, and Coach Steve Malenfant. School Golf Challenge, sponsored by SPS New England.

Save the date! The 2015 golf outing will be held on August 17, 2015 at Renaissance Golf Club.

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