Winter 2015

through Philanthropy at LifeBridge Health JASON LEE

The LifeBridge Health Cardiovascular Institute Because matters of the heart are rarely simple

BROKEN HEARTS are the stuff of ballads,­ the health of its neighbors, many of but damaged hearts are a major concern whom have asked specifically for help in for millions of Americans. Heart disease addressing their concerns about heart remains the number one killer in the ­disease,” says Mauro Moscucci, M.D., United States for both men and women, director of the LifeBridge Health Baccounting for one in every four deaths, ­Cardiovascular Institute and chief of and the death rate for the areas served by medicine at Sinai Hospital. “The hospital Sinai and Northwest Hospitals exceeds already had a number of cardiovascular the national­ average.­ The effects on our centers of excellence; now it has built on families and communities are staggering. them to create a comprehensive institute “As a community teaching hospital, and a continuum of care.” Sinai Hospital is committed to improving­ ➤ continued on page 2 The LifeBridge Health ­Cardiovascular Institute continued from page 1

The Cardiovascular­ Institute brings together inpatient and outpatient ­programs that start with prevention­ and move on to treatments that improve ­outcomes in heart disease,­ vascular ­disease and stroke. It has integrated­ ­multidisciplinary teams of:

l clinical and interventional ­cardiologists

l electrophysiologists

l heart and vascular surgeons

l cardiac rehabilitation physicians and other medical specialists.

All collaborate to deliver accessible,­ © iSTOCK comprehensive and compassionate­ ­cardiovascular care to reduce the ­dedicated to state-of-the-art patient care More recently, in September 2014, death rate from cardiovascular disease and groundbreaking research. They are: the Ben and Zelda Cohen Charitable in our surrounding area. “This kind ­Foundation, Inc. named the Heart Rhythm of integrative­ approach is what our l The Benjamin and Margaret Schapiro Center with a major commitment. ­Rosalee ­community needs,” says Sinai President Cardiac Diagnostic Center and Dick Davison and Dr. Carroll and Amy Perry. “We are proud to bring them l The Ben and Zelda Cohen Heart Charlotte Weinberg have supported an array of life-saving and life-enhancing Rhythm Center ­LifeBridge Health for many years. ­Rosalee services.” and her sister, Charlotte, are the daughters­ The LifeBridge Health Cardiovascular l The Beverly and Jerome Fine Cardiac of Ben and Zelda Cohen. Heart specialists Institute builds on a record of distinction. Valve Center from the Cohen Heart Rhythm Center Sinai Hospital was recently recognized for l The Cardiac Prevention Center perform high-tech procedures to rewire excellence and won two prestigious the heart’s electrical patterns. One of ­Premier Awards for Quality in the areas l The Congestive Heart Failure Center them, cryoablation, uses extreme cold of heart failure and coronary-artery­ T l The Emergency Chest Pain Center ­temperatures to permanently freeze tiny ­bypass surgery. The American Heart portions of heart tissue that are causing the ­Association has recognized­ Sinai Hospital­ The Schapiro Cardiac Diagnostic rhythm problem. for its treatment of STEMI (segment­ Center was the Cardiovascular Institute’s It’s an amazing story—heart-­­ warming,­ ­elevation myocardial infarction) patients.­ first center to receive a “naming gift” in fact—as LifeBridge Health answers a In the prestigious US News & World from former LifeBridge Health Board pressing community need with its ­Report “Best Hospitals”­ rankings­ for Chair Ben Schapiro and his wife, Peggy, in ­Cardiovascular Institute. The institute­ 2013, Sinai Hospital’s Division­ of 2007. The center treated 3,946 diagnostic­ has recently attracted additional highly ­Cardiology was ranked as a High-­ and interventional cases with its six ­talented physicians, including Mauro Performing Specialty. ­state-of-the-art catheterization labs last I ­Moscucci, M.D., director of the LifeBridge­ Sinai Hospital is known for the year. Health Cardiovascular Institute (previously­ ­quality of its six centers dealing with In the spring of 2014, the Beverly K. mentioned), who also serves as chief ­cardiovascular disease. Each center is Fine and Jerome M. Fine Foundation,­ Inc. of medicine at Sinai Hospital; and made a major commitment to name the ­Christopher Kwon, M.D., the new head Cardiac Valve Center. LifeBridge Health of cardiac surgery. and Sinai board member Louis Friedman­ The LifeBridge Health Cardiovascular­ and his wife, Phyllis, are trustees­ of Institute has a fundraising goal of $12 the Fine Foundation. The gift has had million, of which $3 million has already an immediate­ impact with funding to been raised. LifeBridge Health is seeking a ­upgrade the operating room/biplane $5 million gift to name the Cardiovascular­ ­laboratory, where the trans-­aortic valvular­ Institute, a $2 million gift to name the replacement (TAVR) is performed.­ Cardiac Prevention Center and gifts of $1 During this procedure, surgeons repair­ million each to name the Congestive Heart and replace­ faulty heart valves so that Failure Center and the Emergency Chest blood can flow correctly through the Pain Center. l heart. The new valve is placed on a ­catheter that goes up to the heart, like If you are interested in learning more an angioplasty. The “stuck” valve gets about how you can support the opened with a regular balloon inflated­ in ­important work of the LifeBridge Health the heart. Then the TAVR gets deployed Cardiovascular Institute, please contact and inflated between the heart and the Julie E. Cox, FAHP, Vice President of aorta—inside the old valve—without­ ­Development, at 410-601-4438 (GIFT). JASON LEE ­surgery.

2 www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving Director of the LifeBridge Health Cardiovascular Institute Focuses on Priorities Q & A with Mauro Moscucci, M.D., M.B.A.

A RECOGNIZED SCHOLAR AND CLINICIAN, Mauro Moscucci embodies the word ­“distinguished.” Board certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology, he earned his Doctor of Medicine degree, summa cum laude, at the University of Rome in Italy, then went on to earn a Master’s Degree in ABusiness Administration with High Distinction from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. In addition to post-graduate coursework in pharmacology, Dr. Moscucci ­completed fellowships in clinical pharmacology at the University of Rochester,­ in cardiology­ and clinical pharmacology at the University of Chicago and in ­interventional cardiology at the Beth Israel Hospital and Harvard University. He then joined the faculty of the University of Michigan, where he was a tenured professor of medicine and served as director of interventional cardiology, director of the cardiac catheterization laboratory and associate chief of cardiology. Immediately prior to joining the faculty at Sinai Hospital, Dr. Moscucci was a tenured professor of medicine at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine­ in Florida, where he served as chairman of the department of medicine and ­cardiovascular division chief. Additionally, he was the medicine and cardiology JASON LEE ­service chief at two other hospitals in Miami. ­patients with chest pain and for further Dr. Moscucci is the author or co-author of more than 300 published medical risk stratification. It makes it possible to papers, abstracts and book chapters. He also is the editor of the latest edition of identify calcium build-up in the arteries,­ “Grossman and Balm’s Cardiac Catheterization, Angiography and Intervention,” one and it provides images similar to those of the classic textbooks in cardiology, and the editor of the textbook “Complications that can be obtained with the more of Cardiovascular Procedures: Risk Factors, Management and Bailout Techniques.” ­invasive cardiac catheterization. In the following Q and A, Dr. Moscucci shares his plans for the Cardiovascular Q: How do you envision the Institute­ ­Institute. responding to the community’s need for accessible, high quality, Q: When you think of your vision for (TAVR) program, expanding our ­integrated cardiovascular care to the Cardiovascular Institute, what is ­cardiovascular imaging program and help allay its high death rate from at the top of your wish list? ­developing a new, personalized approach cardiovascular disease? to cardiovascular­ care. MM: At the very top of my list is the desire­ MM: The key issue will be to have the to develop a system-wide integrated­ Q: What about equipment? ability to develop a system that can ­approach to cardiovascular care with our ­provide easy access to our patients MM: Key priorities, and I am happy to very talented cardiovascular specialists­ and a more personalized approach to say that the work is in progress, are the working together as a team, sharing ­cardiovascular care, including the use of development of a new hybrid cardiac the common goal of developing an genetics and the use of emerging wearable ­catheterization lab/operating room and ­exceptional program at the forefront of or implantable monitoring devices that the installation of a new 128-slice CT cardiovascular medicine. enhance and maintain communication scanner. between patients and their health care Q: How do you envision the Institute Q: What is their importance? providers. taking cardiovascular care to the next level? MM: The two projects are in some ways Q: What role does research play in linked together. Several procedures that your vision? MM: We have three critical areas to we perform today in the cath lab require­ work on: new program development; MM: It will have an important role in us to acquire sophisticated images before­ efficiency and quality; and facilitated moving our program forward. We have the procedure in order to select the ­access to our system for our patients with opportunities for enhancing our clinical ­appropriate equipment. The replacement 24/7 availability,­ no matter where those trial portfolio, which will allow access to of the aortic valve using catheters is one ­patients might be. new technology and new pharmacologic of those procedures, and it is performed interventions for our patients. We also in the hybrid room. The 128-slice CT Q: What are your priorities in terms have great opportunities in the health ­scanner is the equipment that allows us to of services not currently offered? services research field, and I would like acquire those crucial images. In addition,­ MM: Top priorities includes developing to see further expansion in new, exciting CT scanning is being used more and our minimal invasive valve surgery and fields such as stem cell-based regenerative more frequently for the rapid diagnosis of Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement­ medicine. l

www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving 3 Gabbay Family Makes Major Gift ­Commitment to Labor and Delivery

DR. ALBERT GABBAY was born in Iran, one of eight children. He completed his university and medical training in Europe and came to Baltimore as an immigrant Dto begin his residency at Sinai Hospital when he was in his mid-20s. At first he wasn’t fluent in English,” says his wife, Wilma Gabbay, “but through his intelligence, ability and ­personality, he was able to build one of the largest OB-GYN practices in the area. He succeeded to an incredible degree, and I am astonished at how much he was able to do solely on his own merits.” Equally impressive, Sinai Hospital was the only hospital at which Albert Gabbay practiced during his more than half century-long career. “He felt ­nurtured by Sinai,” Mrs. Gabbay says. “It was a very meaningful place to him.” Sinai was special to the Gabbays as a couple, too. Both of their daughters were born there. Wilma Gabbay with daughters Alyssa (left) and Suzanne (right). It makes sense, then, that after Dr.­ Gabbay’s death in 2013, his family chose to honor his legacy with a significant­ by his daughters, Alyssa Gabbay and to the office where she could schedule the gift of $100,000 in cash now and the ­Suzanne Gabbay. procedure.” ­remainder through Mrs. Gabbay’s estate. Mrs. Gabbay recalls that even after Mrs. Gabbay says she is proud of the Because education was of paramount doctors stopped making house calls, way her husband conducted himself. “He ­importance in Dr. Gabbay’s life—his her husband made them regularly for a treated his partners with such dignity and ­father was an Iranian educator who ­bedridden patient who was struggling respect. He was very fair and open, and opened schools in Mideast countries— with a complicated pregnancy. His wife no one ever left the practice—except to part of the gift will fund simulation also remembers the time a patient came ­retire—because he treated them so kindly. ­education to enable residents to practice to the office for an annual visit and Dr. “He was extremely honest and above- their OB-GYN skills. ­Gabbay realized she hadn’t gotten the board. He set a wonderful example to his The Albert Gabbay, M.D. Recep- diagnostic test he had recommended peers and colleagues about what a doctor tion Area was dedicated last spring. The strongly the year before. “He took the should be.” plaque on one of its walls was written patient by the hand and led her directly Daughter Suzanne concurs. “My father was one of the most honest and forthright individuals I have ever known. He felt very strongly about what was right and what was wrong. He didn’t sugarcoat his ­feelings, and if he was unhappy about something, you knew it. But at the same time, I always knew that his expectations of and for me were no less than what he set for himself. I knew that no matter what, his word meant everything.” Alyssa says her father “seemed to have the strength and force of personality to will you—or himself, if need be—into health. That was what made him such an effective healer, in my opinion, along with his compassion and competence.” She also recalls his love of Beethoven,­ through which he transmitted to her “the idea that sublime harmonies and an ­exquisite order can exist. In this turbulent world, that is a good idea to have.” l Guests gather in the newly dedicated Albert Gabbay, M.D. Reception Area. PHOTOS: JASON LEE

4 www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving Ellen W.P. Wasserman Emergency Services Building Dedicated

ACCOMPANIED BY her dear friends Sam and Beverly Penn, honoree Ellen Wasserman­ arrived in style for the event naming Sinai Hospital’s Emergency Services Building in Aher honor. A chauffeur-driven 1934 classic­ Lincoln pulled up to the ER entrance of the building as 60 guests—among them Sinai Hospital and LifeBridge Health board members,­ LifeBridge Health Family ­Society members and chiefs from Sinai ­Hospital—waited to greet her. Guests held custom-made paper fans with a picture of Ellen and the words, “I’m a fan of Ellen ­Wasserman.” Hearing about her spectacular ­philanthropy, who wouldn’t be a fan? “Knowing Ellen as I do,” said Neil ­Meltzer, president and CEO of LifeBridge Health, “I hesitate to mention her total ­giving amount to Sinai Hospital, but I must tell you that she is the second largest ­individual donor in history to any of our LifeBridge Health facilities. Last year, on Ellen’s 90th birthday, we presented her Neil Meltzer, president and CEO of LifeBridge Health with the gift of naming this building in her (right), escorts Ellen Wasserman down the red honor, knowing it was going to be a critical ­carpet as the chauffeur looks on. extension of Sinai’s emergency services to our community. Adds Meltzer, “The scope of Ellen’s strategies for patients with orthopedic or philanthropy is extraordinary and began ­neuromuscular conditions.” with her support in the 1990s, when she Meltzer continued, “In 2009, when we directed her first gift toward the Louis & were asking for support to build the Herman­ Henrietta Blaustein Women’s Health Center.­ & Walter Samuelson Children’s Hospital,­ This was followed by a gift from Ellen Ellen stepped up once again to fund the and her late husband, Jack, to establish a ­division chief of critical care medicine as ­lectureship in gastroenterology. Ellen then well as the digital display at the entrance to provided a leadership gift to establish the the inpatient floor, with its live feed from Sinai ER-7 Pediatric Emergency Center. In the fish tank at the National Aquarium in Ellen with some of her many fans. 2001, Ellen made a gift in support of the Baltimore. Then, in 2012, Ellen supported Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics. Sinai’s current ER by naming the nursing The gift built and named the Wasserman­ In addition to her tremendous support,­ station in the pediatric treatment area. Ellen has served as a board director for Gait Laboratory, the only one in the “Ellen likes to solve problems through ­country specializing in therapy treatment Sinai and now LifeBridge Health for over her giving,” Meltzer added, “and when I 15 years. And, as if all the above isn’t shared with the LifeBridge Health board enough, she just made a multi-million dollar­ that we wanted to partner with the ­commitment to endow the Ellen W.P. ­Baltimore Child Abuse Prevention ­Center ­Wasserman Chief of Pediatrics at Sinai. by hiring a pediatrician to provide ­primary Presenting Ellen with a physician’s coat care to the children at the center, she in honor of her generosity, Meltzer said, ­immediately wanted to learn more about “This coat officially makes you an honorary the project. A woman of action, she member of our pediatric leadership team.” made a gift this year to pay for the Sinai Sinai Hospital President Amy Perry ­pediatrician’s salary for the next three years. said, “Naming the Ellen W. P. Wasserman “She is very thoughtful, compassionate ­Emergency Services Building is a fitting and modest about her giving. Ellen listens ­tribute to Ellen’s extraordinary commitment carefully to our philanthropic needs and to our community’s children, as evidenced ­determines fairly quickly what she would by her remarkable philanthropic support. like to support. She tells me she strives The Wasserman Building has a huge impact to give away as much as possible during on our ability to deliver emergency services Neil Meltzer, Ellen and Amy Perry, president of her lifetime so that she can see the direct to more people in a more efficient way, and Sinai Hospital ­impact of her philanthropy.” for that we are exceptionally grateful.” l PHOTOS: JASON LEE

www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving 5 Lowell Glazer Makes a Big Philanthropic Impact Humanitarian Serves as Honorary Chair of LifeBridge Health Glazer Legacy Society

HERE’S THE KIND OF MAN Lowell Glazer In 1966, he and his brother-in-law,­ His favorite gift to the health system,­ is. One time he got a letter from the Leonard J. Attman, founded A & G he says, was the Lowell and Harriet ­principal of a school for deaf children ­Construction and began building­ Glazer Atrium. [Glazer’s wife Harriet asking for $35 to send a student to Ocean ­apartments, homes and shopping passed away last March.] “It’s something HCity. “I called her up and asked how ­complexes all over the state. They amassed that really stands out in my mind. It’s many children were involved in the trip a large portfolio and, although­ the pair no very airy and relaxing. It doesn’t feel like and it turned out there were 20 or 25,” longer works together,­ they remain close a hospital waiting room. Harriet and I Glazer recalls. “I told her I’d rather send or, as Glazer describes­ it, “more like dedicated it to the employees and doctors all of them than just send one. It wasn’t a brothers than brothers-in-law.”­ Today and nurses because they are the ones who lot of money, but it was one of the most Glazer is president of Glazer Construction, really make the hospital what it is.” fulfilling things I’ve ever done because it for which he works part-time. made a big impact.” “I wasn’t in a position to give until I A Gift that Lives On Making a big impact on LifeBridge was in my late 20s or 30s, and then it was NOW GLAZER IS FOCUSING his charitable is something Glazer knows a lot about. very minimal gifts. After working at efforts on the LifeBridge Health Glazer In addition to many years spent chairing A & G Construction with my brother-in- Legacy Society. “When most people think the Sinai Hospital board, his combined law, I got into a position where I could of a legacy, they think of not being alive. giving to LifeBridge entities—Sinai and give more to charity.” What you have to do is think of a legacy ­Northwest hospitals and Levindale—totals­ Here’s the kind of man Lowell Nas a way to be active in the future­ and almost $3 million. Now he is serving­ as Glazer is. Asked where his passion for help LifeBridge do more great things. honorary chair of the LifeBridge­ Health ­philanthropy comes from, he says, “I If you look at where LifeBridge was Glazer Legacy Society, which recognizes guess it’s that I want to help people and 15 years ago and where it is now, just donors who have included the health make the world a little better. Every ­imagine how much more it could do in ­system in their estate plans. ­person can do something, and I try to look the future if people start leaving legacy Glazer says he “came from nothing.” out for mankind as much as I can. I try to gifts to it now. He remembers being delighted to earn do something good every day.” “LifeBridge deals with the whole $1 in Christmas tips from his newspaper Glazer has certainly done a lot of good ­community. You can help the elderly, route in Baltimore. at LifeBridge. PHOTOS: JASON LEE

6 www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving children and families, and you can ­support preventative health education. It’s a really terrific organization that does a wonderful, wonderful job. So I am Announcing the LifeBridge Health helping it financially as much as I can through my legacy gift, and I am reaching Glazer Legacy Society out to people who are in a position to make one, too. THIS PAST YEAR, our legacy society was re-named to “The gift doesn’t have to be a large honor Lowell Glazer, a long-time, active benefactor and one; it can be whatever amount you volunteer for LifeBridge Health (see article on previous are comfortable with. But at least get page). The LifeBridge Health Glazer Legacy Society recognizes that amount in your mind and in your the valuable­ contributions of special friends like Lowell heart and know that you will have done who have included one of the LifeBridge­ Health affiliates­ ­something that will live long after you.” —Sinai Hospital, Northwest Hospital or Levindale Glazer says estate planning can be ­Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital—in their estate a tough sell because people don’t want plans. Such gifts carry on more than a 100-year legacy of thoughtful giving that to think about not being alive. He urges has enhanced our hospitals­ and provided a foundation for the extraordinary care people to look at it this way: “The and services we provide today. ­government is going to come in after Welcoming and recognizing members of the legacy society is our way of your death and take your money. If you thanking friends now for their generous support of our future. Members will just give it away to the government, receive an exclusive society lapel pin/pendant at an intimate gathering in the who knows what will happen with your spring, as well as other benefits, including special recognition in donor listings, money? Setting up a legacy gift gives you complimentaryTHE LIFEBRIDGE flu shots, HEALTH educational resources on estate planning, and a say in that. LifeBridgeGLAZER Health, LEGACY the magazine. SOCIETY “Take charge now for when you’re If you have already included any of our affiliate institutions in your estate not going to be here,” he advises. plans and/or would like to become a member of the society, please contact: “Set aside funds for the good of the Joel Simon ­community, for whatever is important to Director of Principal Gifts you. For me, it’s health, education and 410-601-4438 (GIFT) religion.” [email protected] Making Connections For more information on general gift planning options, please visit our with People in Need ­website at www.lifebridgehealth.giftplans.org. l

GLAZER REITERATES that it is not the amount but the impact of gifts that MEMBERS (as of July 1, 2014) counts. Case in point—and another ­example of the kind of man Lowell Lynn E. Abeshouse Juan M. Juanteguy, M.D. Benjamin S. Schapiro Glazer is: Bruce W. Berger, M.D. Olga Juanteguy Margaret D. Schapiro G“For our 50th wedding anniversary, Toni Berger David Kornblatt Blanche Schimmel* Harriet and I didn’t want to have a big Harry Berman Rose D. Lazinsky* Wanda Shattuck party. So I told Harriet that I wanted Jessica Bronfein Gilda Lessans David B. Sigman, M.D. to give away $50 bills in honor of our Joseph A. Cooper Betty A. Loeser Louis A. Sinsheimer anniversary. Fifty dollars is not a lot of Liebe S. Diamond, M.D. Trudy G. Magarill Jennie M. Tarantola money, but in certain circumstances, it Gwenn M. Eisenberg Beverly Penn Jesse Weinberg* can have a big impact. So we just went on Stanley Friedler, M.D. Sam Penn Dawn Weinstein with our life, and when we saw someone Wilma Gabbay Richard C. Rohrs Jay Weinstein in need, we gave them $50. I still have a Florine Gardella* Babette H. Rosenberg Esther Whitehead list of those gifts.” Lowell R. Glazer Ida R. Samet, R.N. William L. Winn Many were given in Florida, where Glazer spends winters. John I. Holbrook Mohammed Saqib *deceased “I was in a Publix market and there was a young woman behind me in line. She looked like she was in need, so I said That he is able to feel this way is to the cashier, ‘Please put her items on ­inspiring, given the personal tragedies my bill.’ The lady said, ‘No—you don’t he has weathered. In addition to his have to do that,’ but when I left, I slipped wife dying of Lou Gehrig’s disease, his a $50 bill into her cart. As I got in my ­daughter, Marci Crosby, died of cancer car, the cashier came out and said the at age 34. Glazer has, as they say, an lady wanted my address, and a week or ­attitude of gratitude. so later I got a letter from her. She said “I appreciate everything I have, she didn’t use the money to pay for the and if somebody would have told me items in her cart; she set it aside for her when I was 12 years old and delivering son’s education. ­newspapers that I would be where I am “That’s the kind of thing I do. It’s now, I wouldn’t have believed it. And I just a certain feeling I get when I make never forget it. I never want to forget.” a connection­ with someone and I know Here’s the kind of man Lowell Glazer that the $50 is going to make an impact.”­ is: a grateful one. l

www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving 7 $100,000 OR MORE CUMULATIVE SUPPORT Estate of Dorothy W. Holler Estates of Philip and Shirley Hurwitz INNOVATORS Estate of Ferdinand L. Kahn The Family Society recognizes donors who have made gifts of Fortuna Iseman Klotz SOCIETY $100,000 or more to LifeBridge Health affiliates since 1998, the year Dr. Jerome and Marlene Koeppel* $100,000 TO $499,999 the health system was formed. Donors are invited to join the Society Erna Weil Leiser, Brenda Weil Mandel and Louis Frock in perpetuity once they have given at least $100,000 cumulatively. For Estate of Harry J. Leopold Anonymous (1) some it may take many years and several gifts to reach the membership­ Estate of Emma Liepman The Abell Foundation threshold; for others, a single gift may be enough to qualify.­ M & T Bank The Abeshouse Tark Family Acme Paper & Supply Co., Inc. LifeBridge Health honors and remembers those donors whose Macht Philanthropic Fund Nicholas* and Mary Mangione Edward Attman ­visionary gifts have provided the foundation upon which our affiliates Anna Mirowski* Ronald and Stephanie Attman have been built. If we have inadvertently missed you, please accept our Drs. Morton and Tobia Mower David Attman sincere apology and notify us of our omission. Sylvia Friedberg Nachlas Charitable Patricia and Gary Attman Income­ Trust Steven and Lisa Attman Owens & Minor, Inc. Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. Rosenthal-Statter Foundation, Inc. Estate of Selma Lee Owrutsky Estate of Ida Altman FOUNDERS Jacques* and Marlene Rubin Jacqueline and John Rosenthal* American Office Herman & Walter Samuelson Foundation­ Estate of Charles E. Sands American Radiology Services SOCIETY James M. Smith and Family Save-A-Heart Foundation, Inc. Antwerpen Automotive Group Michael* and Lauri Weinman $1,000,000 OR MORE Margaret D. and Benjamin S. Schapiro Baltimore Jewish Times The Sinai Hospital Auxiliary, Inc. Anonymous (3) Roslyn and Leonard Stoler LifeBridge Health recognizes the following government funders Estate of Charles Austrian, M.D. and The Aaron and Lillie Straus Foundation Florence Austrian for supporting our health care programs: Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Sandra and Malcolm Berman ­Charitable Foundation, Inc. FOUNDERS SOCIETY ($1,000,000 OR MORE) Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation Ellen W.P. Wasserman National Institutes of Health The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Louis and Henrietta Blaustein Subawards from Johns Hopkins and Tufts University Foundation­ Foundation Estate of Louise Cunningham Bowles Toby and Melvin Weinman Foundation U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration Howard S. Brown and Family Whiting-Turner Contracting Company State of Maryland The Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc. Estate of James Young Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Ben and Zelda Cohen Charitable Infectious Disease and Environmental Health Administration Foundation,­ Inc. Maryland Cancer Fund Joseph and Annette Cooper & Family PRESIDENTS Office of Preparedness Response/Hospital Preparedness Program Estate of Iona M. Ewing Maryland Department of Human Resources The Beverly K. Fine & Jerome M. Fine SOCIETY Victims of Crime Assistance Program Foundation, Inc. Maryland Health Care Commission Sidney and Audrey Friedman* Trauma Fund $500,000 TO $999,999 Phyllis and Louis Friedman Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention Maryland Victims of Crime Fund The Lowell and Harriet Glazer Family ARAMARK Healthcare Violence Against Women Program Foundation The Phyllis L. and Leonard J. Attman City of Baltimore Gottschalk Foundation Foundation, Inc. Estate of Miriam S. Greenbaum Jane W. Campbell Trust Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems Willard* and Lillian Hackerman Estate of Albert A. Caplan Baltimore City Health Department Ralph C. Heller Foundation CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Mayor’s Office of Employment Development Peter Kohn* Estate of Leonard K. Cohen PRESIDENTS SOCIETY ($500,000 TO $999,999) The Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund Irving and Janella Cohen* Alvin and Lois Lapidus Estates of Hugo and Helen Dalsheimer National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Rose D. and Joseph W. Lazinsky* Helen P. Denit Charitable Trust Family League of Baltimore City Levindale Auxiliary The Lee L. & Sophie Dopkin Foundation,­ Inc. INNOVATORS SOCIETY ($100,000 TO $499,999) Marilyn Meyerhoff The Michael Dopkin Family Moser Family Fund U.S. Department of Energy Estate of Helen Eisenberg Office of Science Northwest Hospital Auxiliary Robert and Ronnie Footlick & Family U.S. Department of Transportation Omnicare Elderly and Disabled Specialized Transit Program The Family of Albert Gabbay, M.D. Cheryl A. and Robert J. Post Maryland Department of Aging The H. Charles Greene Foundation, Inc. Milton Roberts Trust Mayor’s Office of Human Services David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Estate of Lewis Rosenburg Foundation­

8 www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving The Baltimore Sun Media Group The Philip E. and Harriet J. Klein The Harvey M. & Lyn P. Meyerhoff Lillian and Murray Slatkin* Foundation­ Fund, Inc. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Smith & Nephew, Inc. Orthopaedic Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Komen Mildred Mindell Cancer Foundation Division­ BGE, a member of the Constellation Breast Cancer Foundation Energy Group Miriam Lodge, K.S.B., Inc. Estate of Joseph Snyder and KPMG LLP Helen M. Snyder Morton K. & Jane Blaustein Foundation­ John Moores Margaret S. Kramer Trust Estate of A. Adler Sondheimer The Blavatt Family National Respiratory Care, LLC Estate of Marian Kramer Dick* and Bobbie Stanfield Leonor and Marc Blum NeighborCare, Inc. Fran and Geoffrey Kroll Staples Advantage Morris* and Sylvia Bookoff Irving J. Neuman and Mickey Neuman Barbara and Louis Kroll Philanthropic Fund Jack and Barbara Stollof Michael and Jessica Bronfein Estate of Elizabeth Caroline Lane Charles Noell Edith Rosen Strauss Organization Cerner Corporation Richard M. Lansburgh* Northwest Hospital Medical Staff Stryker Orthopaedics The Classic Catering People Estate of Louis Lehman Obrecht Properties, LLC Alvin & Fanny Blaustein Thalheimer Suzanne F. Cohen Foundation The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. Alvin and Pearl Jean Pomerantz Continental Realty Corporation Philanthropic­ Fund Mary S. Tilbury, Ed.D., R.N. The Schapiro Family/ The Law Office of Fred S. London and J.M. and Mindy Schapiro Scott S. London Geraldine and James* Quartner TravelCLICK Covenant Guild, Inc. Seena Lubcher* Dr. Jerome P. and Susan B. Reichmis- True Sisters Inc. Baltimore #35 ter Eric and Mary Cowan The Louise D. & Morton J. Macks Family­ VNA Home Health of Maryland, LLC Foundation, Inc. Estate of Evelyn Rigby The Charles Crane Family The Washington Times Foundation, Inc. Louise D. and Morton J. Macks Bruce L. Rosenberg Alva P. Weaver Charitable Unitrust Crothall Healthcare, Inc. Martha Macks-Kahn and Henry & Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Peter Kahn, M.D. Foundation,­ Inc. Joseph and Debra Weinberg Family The Daily Record Foundation,­ Inc. Genine M. and Josh E. Fidler The Rothschild Charitable Richard and Rosalee C. Davison Foundation, Inc. William & Irene Weinberg Family Foundation,­ Inc. Ellen A. and Lawrence Macks Foundation,­ Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Satisky Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc. Ruth R. Marder* Theophilus and Marie Cover White Shade Construction Company, Inc. Memorial­ Fund Liebe S. Diamond, M.D. McBee Associates, Inc. Bertram K. Silverman Trust Bill and Annette Winn Harry F. Duncan Foundation, Inc. McKesson Corporation The Medical Staff of Sinai Hospital EmCare *deceased Jerry* and Rheda Fader / Mile One Automotive­ The Dr. Michael Feinglass Cancer Foundation­ Curtis L. Fichter France-Merrick Foundation James and Carolyn Frenkil Charitable Foundation Bernard Freudenthal Trust Edward J. Friedman Foundation, Inc. FutureCare Health and Management Corporation Nancy and Marc Gertner, M.D. The Hyman, Isidore, Lillian and Rhona Ginsberg Foundation Pamela and Dennis Glasgow Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC Warren and Sharon Green Estate of Lawrence Greenbaum Moses S. and Blanche H. Hecht Foundation­ From left: Keynote speaker Lisa Spicknall, Audrey Bergin, director of DOVE, Estate of Alice H. Hechter and Brian M. White, president of Northwest Hospital. Drs. Hicken, Cranley & Taylor, P.A. Estate of T. Davis Hill Hill-Rom DOVE Flying High After a Decade The Emmert Hobbs Foundation Hoffberger Family Philanthropies IN 2004 AUDREY BERGIN, MPH, M.A., founded Northwest Hospital’s Domestic Violence Estate of Ruth E. Holtzman (DOVE) program to respond to the growing need in Baltimore County and City for domestic Hopkins Federal Savings Bank violence victim­ services. Since it began, DOVE has grown into a full domestic violence response Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. program, providing­ services that include 24/7 crisis intervention;­ training to medical staff on Harley W. Howell Charitable Foundation­ victim identification;collaboration ­ with the Baltimore County Police on victim response; safety Elayne and Benno Hurwitz Family I Foundation­ planning; emergency shelter;­ court accompaniment; case management; and individual and Hyundai Hope on Wheels group therapy. Israelson Family Foundation A 10-year anniversary event recognizing the accomplishments of DOVE and the support­ of Family of Howard R. Jachman from the its donors was held last September. Approximately 75 guests attended. A reception was held in Alvin and Louise Myerberg Family Foundation the Northwest­ Hospital Auxiliary Healing Garden; a program took place in a tent set up next to Katherine and Larry Jennings the garden. Lisa Spicknall, domestic violence victim advocate and survivor, gave the keynote­ Dr. Juan and Olga Juanteguy address. Audrey Bergin spoke in her role as DOVE director, and Northwest President­ Brian The Jennifer Gandel Kachura White served as master of ceremonies. Foundation,­ Inc. In 2013, DOVE earned a prestigious National Crime Victim’s Service Award from the Estate of Vilma Kartman ­National Office­ for Victims of Crime, part of the U.S. Department of Justice. Members of the Kaufman Fund DOVE staff also received the Maryland Governor’s Victim Assistance Award in 2012 and 2014. l Tamara and Donald Kirson

www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving 9 The Circle of Life Society recognizes donors who made charitable gifts totaling $250 or more during the last fiscal year in support of any ­LifeBridge Health affiliate—Sinai Hospital ofBaltimore, ­ Northwest Hospital and Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital. The consistent, devoted support of annual donors makes many of our accomplishments possible.­ The funds are used to strengthen hospital and affiliate programs, enhance medical technologies, attract the best clinical staff and maintain a healing environment. In short, annual gifts increase the quality of the healthcare experience we are able to offer our patients. LifeBridge Health is pleased and honored to recognize the donors who made gifts at the Circle of Life Society—Visionary, Cornerstone, ­Steward and Advocate levels—from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014.

The Blavatt Family Brian and Martha Gibbons Maryland Department of Health and ­ Mental Hygiene VISIONARY Jessica and Michael Bronfein Karen and Ronald Ginsberg, M.D. Maryland Vascular Specialists Howard S. Brown and Family Pamela and Dennis Glasgow Mayor’s Office of Employment Development LEVEL Jane W. Campbell Trust Lowell and Harriet Glazer Family Foundation­ Mayor’s Office of Human Services Cerner Corporation Gottschalk Foundation The Meltzer Group $25,000 AND ABOVE Chesapeake Contracting Group Governor’s Office of Crime Control and The Harvey M. & Lyn P. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc. The Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc. Prevention Marilyn Meyerhoff The Classic Catering People Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Elizabeth and Joseph Migliara Anonymous (5) Robb Cohen and Gail F. Schwartz, M.D. Willard* and Lillian Hackerman Drs. Morton and Tobia Mower The Abeshouse Tark Family Continental Realty Corporation Healthcare Legal Solutions, LLC The Schapiro Family/J.M. and Mindy National Aeronautics and Space Acme Paper & Supply Co., Inc. Schapiro Ralph C. Heller Foundation Administration­ Edward Attman Joseph and Annette Cooper & Family Drs. Hicken, Cranley & Taylor Pathology National Institutes of Health Ronald and Stephanie Attman Services Lee E. Coplan National Respiratory Care, LLC David Attman David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Crothall Healthcare Inc. Foundation,­ Inc. Northwest Hospital Auxiliary Patricia and Gary Attman Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc. The Emmert Hobbs Foundation Northwest Hospital Medical Staff Steven and Lisa Attman Liebe S. Diamond, M.D. Hopkins Federal Savings Bank Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. The Michael H. Dopkin Family Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. Omnicare Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Alter Harry F. Duncan Foundation, Inc. Israelson Family Foundation Owens & Minor, Inc. The Phyllis L. and Leonard J. Attman EmCare Anne Louise and Howard Perlow Foundation, Inc. Katherine and Larry Jennings Family League of Baltimore City PNC Patricia and Gary Attman Leah & Morton Kemper Family The Dr. Michael Feinglass Cancer Foundation­ Cheryl A. and Robert J. Post Baltimore Alliance for Careers in Foundation­ Louise and Richard Kemper The Amanda Post “Amanda Wins” Healthcare­ Scholarships Fund Curtis L. Fichter Kaufman Fund Baltimore City Health Department The ROI Companies The Beverly K. Fine & Jerome M. Fine Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Komen Baltimore City Mayor’s Office Foundation, Inc. Breast Cancer Foundation Residential Title & Escrow Company / Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems Commercial Settlement Services, LLC Nupur and Guy Flynn KPMG LLP The Baltimore Sun Media Group Milton Roberts Trust The Footlick Family Foundation Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund Bank of America Foundation Robert & Ronnie Footlick & Family Alvin and Lois Lapidus Rolyn Companies, Inc. Baxter Healthcare Corporation Edward J. Friedman Foundation, Inc. Estate of Rose D. Lazinsky Bruce L. Rosenberg International­ Phyllis and Louis Friedman Erna Weil Leiser, Brenda Weil Mandel Henry & Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Berkeley Research Group Foundation,­ Inc. FutureCare Health and Management and Louis Frock Sandra and Malcolm Berman Corporation­ Levindale Auxiliary Herman & Walter Samuelson Foundation­ Laura Black and Charles Klein The Family of Albert Gabbay, M.D. The Law Office of Fred S. London and Margaret D. and Benjamin S. Schapiro The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Barry Garber and Michele Lax Scott S. London Shade Construction Company, Inc. Foundation­ Nancy and Marc Gertner, M.D. M&T Bank Sinai Hospital Auxiliary

10 www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving The Medical Staff of Sinai Hospital Anne and Robert Bavar Edgewood Management Health Services and Cost Review Commission­ Sodexo Health Care Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn & Jones, P.A. ExpressCare Urgent Care Centers Healthy Neighborhoods, Inc. Staples Advantage Alma and Larry Becker, M.D. Financial Council, Inc. Moses S. and Blanche H. Hecht State of Maryland Belmar Electronics Jack Finkelstein and Frances Kessler Foundation­ Roslyn and Leonard Stoler Jody and David Berg Frances Fleishman Hecht-Levi Foundation Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Alvin & Rose Berlin Foundation Floors Etc. Help Save a Limb, Inc. ­Charitable Foundation, Inc. Leonor and Marc Blum Stan and Ailene Fradin Eileen and Donald Himelfarb Titan Advisors LLC Peter M. Bonutti James and Carolyn Frenkil Charitable Susan and Ira Himmel, Esq. U.S. Department of Health and Human Foundation Services Brown Capital Management Gina and Daniel Hirschhorn The Mr. & Mrs. Leo W. Friedenwald United Way of Central Maryland Marty Brutscher ­Memorial Fund, Inc. HomeCare Maryland, LLC Ellen W.P. Wasserman Carebridge Corporation Benjamin S. Fuld Hopkins Federal Savings Bank The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Fund for the Future Benno & Elayne Hurwitz Family Foundation­ Foundation,­ Inc. Carr & Associates Georgia-Pacific Professional Joseph and Debra Weinberg Family Janie and W. Bradford Carter, M.D. Iatric Systems, Inc. Foundation,­ Inc. Lyn Stacie Getz Foundation, Inc. Caves Valley Partners a supporting foundation of The Iron Mountain, Inc. Toby and Melvin Weinman Foundation The Judi & Steven B. Fader Family ­ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community ­Federation of Baltimore Family of Howard R. Jachman from the Michael* and Lauri Weinman Foundation, Arthur Adler, Alvin and Louise Myerberg Family Craig Colton, Arsh Mirmiran & Glass Jacobson & Associates, P.A. Foundation The Whiting-Turner Contracting Steve Sibel Company­ The Gobel Group Jacobs & Dembert, P.A. The Chartis Group Bill and Annette Winn Goldseker Foundation James S. Jacobs ClaimAssist, LLC Beth H. Goldsmith David C. Dembert Coastline Commercial Contracting $5,000 – $24,999 Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP Carolyn Jacobs Colliers International Estate of Alice K. Goodman Drs. Jacobs, Lansing and Mishkin Conifer Value-Based Care, LLC Anonymous (4) Goodman-Gable-Gould / Susan and Fred Jalbert Continental Title Group Adjusters International­ Allegeant, LLC Jesus House Baltimore Hope Foundation­ Coppin State University College of Gordon Feinblatt LLC American Academy of Pediatrics Health Professions Johnson Controls, Inc. Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, P.A. American Office George and Kelly Corbi The Jennifer Gandel Kachura Foundation Douglas Lederman Anda, Inc. Cove Electric, Inc. Beth Kaplan and Bruce Sholk Simpson Gardyn Claude Anderson Eric W. Cowan and Mary Papagjika Tamara and Donald Kirson W. James Schiller Miriam and Richard Azrael Daily Record Clara and Michael J. Klein Irvin Flax B & R Construction Services Robin and Jonathan Davidov The Philip and Harriet Klein Baltimore Alliance for Careers Exeter Wealth Management Group Barry Bondroff Foundation, Inc. at Morgan Stanley in Healthcare Joseph Liberman Irving Kohn Foundation, Inc. Baltimore Community Foundation Richard and Rosalee C. Davison The Bernstein/Pryor & Kohn/Rabin Foundation,­ Inc. Grant Thornton LLP Families Baltimore Jewish Times Shawn and Ronald Delanois, M.D. Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc. Kollman & Saucier, P.A. Baltimore Research Helen P. Denit Charitable Trust Gross Mendelsohn & Associates, P.A. David, Jessica, Kelsey, Joe and Charlye Baltimore Sound Engineering, Inc. Krajewski Diamond Hill Capital Management, Inc. Marisa and Tim Haney Baltimore STYLE Lateef Investment Management DLA Piper LLP Naseem and Khurram Hanif, M.D. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Leach Wallace Associates, Inc. The Dodson Foundation, Inc. Health Care Software, Inc. Barclays Capital, Inc. Reyna and Douglas Lederman Duane Morris, LLP Healthcare Legal Solutions, LLC Harriet and Jeffrey Legum Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc. THE YEAR IN REVIEW Drs. Jeanette and Lawrence Linder LIVESTRONG Foundation Mary and Daniel Loughran Foundation Government grants 23% The Herman & Seena Lubcher Charitable­ A total of $18.4 million Foundation Individuals 32% was received in new gifts Laurie and Kevin Luskin and pledges for the fiscal The Louise D. and Morton J. Macks ­Family Foundation, Inc. year ending June 30, 2014. Corporations 21% Louise D. and Morton J. Macks Shown here: sources of Martha Macks-Kahn and the extraordinary support Peter Kahn, M.D. Planned gifts/ given to LifeBridge Health Bequests 6% Genine M. and Josh E. Fidler facilities.­ Community organizations 2% Ellen A. and Lawrence Macks Foundations 16% Main Street Pediatrics, LLC Marshfield and Associates Maryland Physician Magazine Levindale Hebrew Maryland Vascular Specialists Geriatric Center Maurtel, LLC and Hospital 4% McBee Associates, Inc. Philanthropic support makes Research 4% McKesson Corporation a tremendous difference Media Works, LTD Northwest throughout the health Ellen and Neil Meltzer Family Fund Hospital 11% Sinai ­system. At right: how donors Hospital 67% Kendra and Dimitri Merine, M.D. directed their gifts during Merritt Properties / fiscal year 2014. System-wide Bavar Properties Group support 14% Alvin* and Elaine Mintzes Rhonda and Michael A. Mont, M.D. More Direct

www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving 11 Kenneth and Renee Moreland United Westlabs, Inc. Bright Paint Décor LLC Dena and Mayer Gorbaty, M.D. Moser Family Fund UNUM Group Broadway Services, Inc. Lenny Gordon MS2 Group VNA Home Health of Maryland, LLC Fran and Alan Broder Jay H. Gouline Jill and Michael Mull Vocera Communications Brown Advisory Wilford and Michelle Gourdine, M.D. Natale Construction Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Barry S. Walters Lisa and Scott Brown, M.D. Sharon and Warren Green NCO Financial Systems, Inc. The L. Warner Companies Julie and Gary Burkey Anne and Paul Gurbel, M.D. Networking Concepts, Inc. The Washington Times Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns Chris and Gary Hamamoto, M.D. Nevins and Associates Whitney and Chris Wasson Campbell & Company Donna and Mayer Handelman Noodles & Company William & Irene Weinberg Family Sharon & Irvin Caplan and Jay Caplan Healthcare IS Foundation,­ Inc. North American Partners in Anesthesia CappMaxx Advisors LLC HealthPort Technologies, LLC Dawn and Jay Weinstein Northern Pharmacy and Medical Carpet Works Inc. Jo and Jeffrey Helman Equipment­ Marlene and Brian White CBIZ Benefits and Insurance Services Natalie and Alex Hendler Northwest Hospital Medical Staff Theophilus & Marie Cover White Memorial­ Fund CBS Radio Merrill and John E. Herzenberg, M.D. Number Ten Foundation Judi and Charles Winner, Esq. Centerline Construction Company, Inc. Highline Wealth Management Nurses Alumnae Association of Sinai Hospital Hilary and Joel Wohl Chason, Rosner, Leary & Marshall, LLC Barbara and Sam Himmelrich Obrecht Properties LLC Woodholme Gastroenterology Cherryworks, Ltd. Drs. Jenny and David Hip-Flores Associates,­ P.A. OrthoMaryland Chesapeake Environmental ­ HMS Insurance Associates Alan and Lee Yarbro Management, Inc. Pediatrix Medical Group of Maryland Abigail and Robert A. Hoffman, Esq. Drs. David and Marcie Zisow Chesapeake Surgical, Ltd. Pegged Software Gil and Molly Horwitz Chick-Fil-A Beverly and Sam Penn Impact Advisors, LLC Clearscript Amy and Aaron Perry InterSign National, LLC Jamie and Marc Cohen Carol and Allan Pristoop, M.D. Jacobs & Dembert, P.A. Suzanne F. Cohen Pulse Medical Transportation Gail and Benjamin Jacobs Drs. Janet and James Conway Jennifer and Tom Quinn Dr. Howard and Eileen Jacobs CORNER Cornerstone Government Affairs, LLC Radcliffe Jewelers Dr. Juan and Olga Juanteguy Julie and Matthew Cox Rajani and Chaitanya Ravi, M.D. Ann and Sam Kahan Crosby Marketing STONE Toby Kahn and Rabbi Bruce Kahn RCM&D, Inc. and The RCM&D Curtis Bay Medical Waste Services Foundation,­ Inc. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Dr. Jerome and Susan Reichmister Estates of Hugo & Helen Dalsheimer Mid-Atlantic States LEVEL Doretta L. Davies Kappa Guild, Inc. Sharri and Greg Rochlin Michael Rosenbaum Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Baltimore Kassimir Physical Therapy ($1,000 – $4,999) County Alumnae Chapter Samuel I. Rosenberg Diane and Mark Katlic, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Kirtikant I. Desai Rosenthal-Statter Foundation, Inc. Lynn and Brett Katzen M.D. Nancy Glazer Dickman Family Cynthia and Peter Rosenwald Fund Foundation­ S. L. Keaton Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Royal Farms Anonymous (4) Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. People’s Emergency Fund Rubin Institute for Advanced A&A Signs ­Orthopedics—Center for Joint Walter & Sarah Diener Foundation, Inc. Kids II Foundation, Inc. ­Preservation and Reconstruction Sima and Jeffrey Abarbanel The Dopkin-Singer-Dannenberg Merle and Richard Kierson Rubin Institute for Advanced Abramoff, Neuberger LLP Foundation,­ Inc. KIND Orthopedics—International­ Center for Limb Lengthening Donald Abrams, M.D. Double Tree by Hilton-Pikesville Alan H. Kotz Irene and Robert Russel Aethon, Inc. DowntownDiane.net Judy and Hersch Langenthal Saul Ewing, LLP Air Filter Maintenance Company, Inc. Drapery Contractors Stacey and Barry Levin, Esq. Ellen and Paul Saval Laurie and Michael Albo Joan and Norman DuBois Julie and Andrew Levine Schafer Cullen Capital Management, Inc. Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Dr. Jude R. Duval Audrey P. Levine Estate of Blanche Schimmel Alice and Allan Alperstein Eaglecrest HIT Consulting, LLC Debbie and Ira Levinson Schuster & Schreiber Sonya and Arthur Alperstein Joan Egan Susan and Jon Levinson Drs. Ronald and Phyllis Schuster AMCOM Software Gwenn M. Eisenberg Susan Levy, M.D. and Glenn Strohm Jeffrey E. Schreiber, M.D. Walter* and Andrea Amprey Jill and Jonathan Eisner Lewis Contractors Mr. and Mrs. Truman T. Semans Applegate Signs Electrico, Inc. Susan and Pete Liebeskind Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Armocida Henry Elliott & Company, Inc. Dr. Izlin Z. Lien of Maryland Assured Protection Consultants, Inc. Barbara Epke and Gordon Nahas Life Search Technologies Laura and John Shmerler Donna Balinkie and Kevin Keane John M. Evans Loch Raven Skeet and Trap Center Jane and Morton Silberman Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Ballo Federal Hill Solutions, LLC Jeanette Lombardi Foundation, Inc. The Lagniappe Project of Dr. and Mrs. Ira T. Fine Peter J. Mackrell, M.D. Lois and Will Sirota The Baltimore Lyceum Ellen and Buddy Finkelstein Family Maryland Core, Inc. Jackie and Bob Smelkinson Dr. Jaime and Mr. Jamie Barnes Fund of AJC Barbara and Richard McKee, M.D. Smith, Gildea & Schmidt, LLC The Barney and Carol J. Barnett Fund The Floyd Family within the Community Foundation McKesson Technologies, Inc. James M. Smith and Family Joshua Forsythe Foundation for of Greater Lakeland Medevations LLC St. John Properties, Inc. ­“Precious” Children, Inc. Andrew M. Barnstein, M.D. and John F. Melville State Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Marci Gordon Jason and Laurie Frank Metro Prosthetics Aaron and Lillie Straus Foundation Jerome and Sonia Baum Charitable Frankel Acura Foundation, Inc. Richard and Helena Friner Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family Stryker Orthopaedics Charitable Funds Elizabeth C. Bellavance Geo-Technology Associates, Inc. Sullivan, Cotter and Associates, Inc. Miles and Stockbridge Berkshire Associates David Gibbons T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Merritt and Adam Miller Heidi and Steven Berman Myra and Burton Gold Towers Watson Miriam Lodge, K.S.B., Inc. A.J. Billig & Co. Auctioneers Terri and David Goldbloom The Traffic Group Sherry and Daniel Billig Sandra and Brian Moffet Hillel A. Goldman Transamerica Retirement Solutions Bithenergy, Inc. Sarah and Peter Monaghan Kathleen M. Gonzalez Tucker & Meltzer Valuation Advisors Theresa and Mark Bittle Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Sol W. Goodman UCB, Intelligent Solutions Leslie and Brian Bowden Barbara and Edward L. Morris, M.D.

12 www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving Heather and James Nace, D.O. Mr. and Mrs. James Poleto Lisa J. Scheller Marsha and Hillel Tendler Neal J. Naff, M.D. Dr. Irvin and Marlene Pollack Dara and Charles Schnee Dr. and Mrs. Radcliffe M. Thomas Nationwide Payment Solutions Amy and Robert Pollokoff The Search Group ThyssenKrupp Elevator Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & Pop Chips Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care Virginia Till Gibber,­ P.A. of Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Potts Jill E. Triani Jonathan Neuman Seix Investment Advisors LLC PressBox True Sisters Inc., Baltimore #35 Ricka Neuman and Ted Niederman Jill and Richard Shatzkin Primex Wireless, Inc. TSIG Consulting, Inc. Robin and Mark Neumann Sherwin-Williams ProSys, Incorporated David and Joan Uhlfelder New Heights Consulting, LLC Earl and Phyllis Shiflet Prudential United Way of the National Capital Area Dorothy B. Newhoff Carole and Hanan Sibel R/O Resource Solutions V.H. Consulting, LLC Cindy and Andy Newman Anne and William Sieber Race Pace Bicycles Carol and George Vaszily Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Niles Christine and David Sigman, M.D. Recognition Concepts, LLC Thomas M. Wagner & Associates, CPA North Berman & Beebe Sirius Computer Solutions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redmon Manuele and Richard Wasserman Novell, Inc. Carol B. Sisco, Ph.D. Reduction In Motion Robin Weiman Ilya Nudelman Smiles for Life Foundation Ray Rice Charitable Foundation Debra and Joseph Weinberg Harriett and Harvey Nusbaum Eleanor and Ray Smiley Right Management Lauren and Jordan Weinberg Ober/Kaler Jane and Warren Smiley Righttime Medical Care Betsy and Howard Weiss Oooh So Sweet Cakery and Cupcakery Mollie and William Smulyan, M.D. River Hill High School Donna and Howard Weiss, M.D. Nancy and Ira Oring Joy and Michael Solomon Road ID Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wiley Alan E. Oshinsky, M.D. Spencer Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson Michael A. Williams, M.D. and Ovid Technologies/ Spinal Concepts, Inc. Clifton G. Scott Wolters Kluwer Health Richard C. Rohrs, P.A.-C Ashley and Shawn Standard, M.D. Eileen and Morris Wise Nancy and Frank Palmer Rosemore, Inc. Roberta L. Stanfield Witt/Kieffer, Ford, Hadelman, Lloyd Parkingsoft, LLC Rosen, Sapperstein & Friedlander Corporation­ Jean and Jeffrey Stark, P.A.-C. Amy and Martin Passen, M.D. Ann and Frank Rosenberg Gizaw H. Woldehiwot, M.D. Stifel Nicolaus Jessica and Dan Patterson Judith and Lee Rosenberg WorkPlace Solutions, Inc. Strata Financial Services, LLC Karen and P.J. Pearlstone Roytenberg Family and The Xerox Corporation Mr. Paul Gordon Leon Strauss, M.D. PEPCO Pamela P. Young RPI Consultants Karen and Jason Sussman Family Harold and Eileen Peremel Foundation­ Dr. Robert and Mrs. Miriam Zadek Jill and Louis Sapperstein Performance Logic, Inc. Sysmex Katherine Zemek Allison and Asher Rubin Susan and Edward Perl, M.D. Joseph Tamberrino Carol and Steven Zimmerman Philip and Beryl Sachs Pikesville Bike TASC Urban N. Zink Contractor, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Cesar Saenz Pimlico Key Service Jean and Oscar Taube, M.D. Lisa and Morry Zolet Stephen and June Salny Tammie Plant Drs. Ellen L. and Bruce T. Taylor Abbe and Aaron Zuckerberg, M.D. Leslie and Joseph Schaller PM Hood & Duct, Inc. TE Consulting

Leadership Society ­Engages Supporters

LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH’S LEADERSHIP SOCIETY was formed to connect with and engage the organization’s next generation­ of ­supporters and leaders. Early to mid-career professionals in the Baltimore metro area are encouraged­ to join the society and ­attend networking­ events that feature speakers on topics of interest. Members­ of the society­ are invited to learn about and champion LifeBridge­ Health clinical programs and events. LThe society’s inaugural event was held in the spring at the Metro Centre Project in Owings Mills. A panel discussion­ about youth sports was moderated by ABC2 News anchor Jamie Costello and featured (from left:) two-time Super Bowl champion Matt Stover; Kevin Crutchfield, M.D., director of the ­Comprehensive Sports Concussion Program at LifeBridge Health; and Leadership Society co-chairs Jonathan Davidov, a member of the Sinai Hospital board, and Keith Attman, a member of the Levindale board. For information about the LifeBridge Health Leadership­ Society, please contact Nikki Natoli at the LifeBridge­ Health Department of Development: 410-601-4438.­ l PORTRAIT PHOTO: TYRONE EATON PHOTOGRAPHY www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving 13 Elizabeth Gardner Jennifer and Jeff Realo James Allen, Jennifer Lasko, and Nicholas­ Allen Goldberg’s New York Bagels Randall K. Resnik Deana and Tom Alvy Mitch Halbrich RIAO Management Team— Rubin Institute Susan and Michael Applefeld Avverahalli M. Harish, M.D. Phyllis and Bernard Rice City of Baltimore STEWARD Amy Harris Michele Rigaud Baltimore City Lodge #57, Inc. The Healing Path Dr. and Mrs. David R. Roggen Weezy and Jack Barber LEVEL Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Himeles Ed Roschak John S. Barnes Rosemary-Lill Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rosenzwog Brayden and Joseph Bartholomew ($500 – $999) Deborah Hollenstein Bonnie and Bernard Rubin, M.D. Richard A. Baum, M.D. Aliceann and H. Thomas* Howell Richard Rynd Betty Jean and David Bavar Lauren Hudson Thomas Sabia Jean V. Beal Mary Jane and Scott Huffman Akhil Sastry, M.D. Cali Bear Anonymous (1) Larry Huggins Donald Schaaf Dr. Monique Bellefleur Ace Uniform Services, Inc. Susan Iazzetta Janice and Stan Schlepp Toni and Bruce Berger, M.D. The Advantage Group, Inc. IBM Corporation Matching Grants Melissa Alexander and Edward Program­ Steven Sferra Alegra J. Best Middleton­ Denise Ibrahim Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Shapiro Susan and William Blanchard Jeffrey I. Amdur Michael Imperio Joanne and Alan Shecter James D. Blum American Resource Management Integra Connie Smiley Dr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Boehm AMVETS Department of MD Service Intuitive Surgical, Inc. Cheri and Keith Smiley Mary Lou Bond Foundation, Inc. Glenda Jackson Christopher S. Smith William R. Bone Martin Artes Erica N. Johnson, M.D. Shelly M. Smith Shirley E. Boone Steven Aslanidis Kassie’s World Enterprises Naomi Snyder Darrell and Randi Braman, D.O. Assured Protection Consultants, Inc. Joy Katzenberg Rikki Solomon Carisam-Samuel Meisel Inc. AXA Foundation—Matching Gifts Maggie and Chris Kelly SpecialtyCare Trisha Chernock D. W. Bahr Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Maria and Harpal Khanuja, M.D. Mark and Tressa Springmann Clearcomm Technologies Baltimore Heart Associates, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Koteen Carol and Ryan Stabile Dr. Gary and Charlene Cohen The Baltimore Orioles Gary Lawson Starlight Mid Atlantic Mary and Paul Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartholomew Richard S. Lehmann Rona Stein, M.D. and Steve Kaufman Couser Supply Bay Bank Aaron A. Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Strauss Nicholas Curley Stephanie and Andrew Becker, P.A. Janice and Louis Leikach Miriam and Joel Suldan Anthony D’Agostino Bet Yeladim Preschool Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leitch Chad Sullivan Cuong G. Dang and Anthony and Patricia Betro Hanh Thi Hong Trinh Dirk Leu, M.D. Taylor & Ryan, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Louis Biskup Lorraine and Frank Dileonardo Leanne and Roald Llado, M.D. Lindsey L. Thattassery, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bonner Mike Eberhardt Dr. Lunis and Associates Pediatrics PA Dr. Dung P. Tran Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Bonner Melinda J. Elliott, M.D. Vicki-Ann and George Magnotta, Jr. Carolyn and Freddie Traub Steven Bonney Ruth and John Eurice Rosalyn and Stanford Malinow, M.D. Robin and William Turner W. E. Bowers Dr. Marvin J. Feldman John Maranto Dr. and Mrs. Kalu Uma Cheryl and Adrian Boyer Ann Y. Fenwick, CFP Robert I. Matz and Peggy L. Warner Value Village Thrift Stores, Inc. Frank Bracco Mary and John Fenwick The Mayvin Consulting Group, Inc. Missy Vasile Thomas R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ferranti Family and Friends of Kaitlyn McClung Versa Tech, Inc. BT Plumbing Supply, Inc. Tricia and Christopher Fisher Richard D. McDaniel Victory Villa School Fund Amy Burkey Keith and Sandra Foote Jack and Marion McGrath Virginia Therapy & Fitness Center Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Burkey Michelle A. Foraker Richard and Barbara McKee Margie Warres Paul J. Burt John Forbes Sarita and Joginder Mehta, M.D. Charles Wasson Pete Caprise Gloria Galperin Arnold T. Mench and Helen Ernest Estate of Jesse Weinberg Edward and Rona Casel Wanda Garner Miller & Zois Mr. and Mrs. David A. Westenberg Fred Cieslak Dr. Marie Gdalevitch Pamela and Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wetheral Nancy and Howard Cohen Robert M. Goldman Travis Moore Pamela S. Williams The Columbia Bank Jennifer and Brian Granek, M.D. Multicorp, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Worthem Jaime and Lillian Cook Joan and Michael Grasso Amma Napier Associates Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zink Jessica Cox Patrick Harrington Martha D. Nathanson Chandler C. Crews Margaret and Joseph Healy, Jr. Chyrl and Dennis Neus Candice K. Daley Deborah and Eugene Helm New Traditions Bank Jeanette and Alan Davis, M.D. Jillian Henry NGM Insurance Company Sharad Deshpande Susan Herzberg, M.D. NICU Staff at Sinai Hospital Janet and Gary Dowell Andrea R. Hilliard Oak Knoll Middle School Junior Beta ADVOCATE Drs. Karen and Benjamin DuBois Club Rebecca A. Hoffberger DunRite Sand & Gravel Odenton Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. Lynn and Daniel Hopf Susan and Barry Eisenberg LEVEL Nancy and Morris Offit Eleanor and Edward Hord Susan Erlichman Jonathan R. Orr Robert Howells ($250 – $499) Christine and Jon-Erik Falknor The Louis H. Gross Foundation Susan and Stephen Immelt Dr. Lawrence and Sheila Pakula Fedder and Garten Professional Diane and Warren Israel, M.D. Association­ Yosuk and Michael Parsons, M.D. Peter Jacobs Wendy and Jim Flinchbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penter Gaylene Adamczyk Stephen M. Jarboe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frank Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pratuch Mike Address Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Richard Friedlander Race Pace Columbia, Inc. Program­ Alan J. Zuccari, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Tanveer M. Gaibi Ramaswamy I. Rangarajan, M.D. Richard H. Johnson Janet and Charles Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gallimore Alvin and Betty Jordan

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SPECIAL ISSUE Annual HONOR ROLL of Donors

10th Anniversary of Race for Our Kids a great success! Published by the Department of Development LifeBridge Health

MORE THAN 1,000 PARTICIPANTS turned out for the 10th annual Race for Our Kids

on Sunday, September 21. The race featured­ timed 5K and 10K courses through the DOUG WARREN ­rolling hills of Mt. Washington­ as well Editor of Changing Lives & Donor Relations Manager as a one-mile Family­ Fun Walk on a new JASON A. BLAVATT Mroute through the Levindale­ and Sinai Chairman, Board of Directors ­Hospital ­campuses. Many ­Levindale NEIL M. MELTZER ­residents came outside­ to cheer on the President and CEO JULIE E. COX, FAHP walkers! The Sinai Hospital­ Auxiliary­ Vice President of Development

served as the presenting­ sponsor; the STEAM COMMUNICATIONS top fundraising­ team was “Team NICU.” Writing and Design More than $193,000 was raised to ­benefit theHerman ­ & Walter Samuelson­ ­Children’s Hospital­ at Sinai. Please visit www.raceforourkids.org­ for event photos and information­ about next year’s race. l TYRONE EATON PHOTOGRAPHY