CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITIES FOR A CENTURY AND BEYOND

2015 MID-YEAR REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY Riverside’s Table of CONTENTS Commitment to our Communities A Message from Rebecca McCoy...... 3 As a not-for-profit organization, Riverside Foundation Board of Directors and Staff...... 4 Riverside is firmly committed A Hundred Years of Remarkable Care: The Executive Director...... 5 to supporting our community partners. These are the Carol and Anthony Santoro’s Gift to Warwick Forest ...... 6-9 organizations that extend our Steve Spain Knows Riverside Outside and In...... 10-11 health improvement mission through educational programs, Music & Memory Gives Older Adults New Lives ...... 12-13 community gatherings, Riverside’s Leading Edge Medical Care...... 14-15 screenings and wellness initiatives. And we’re absolute Remembering the Remarkable Jean Raines...... 16-17 in our commitment to provide much needed health care to Each Founder is a Leaf on Our Tree...... 18-19 thousands of uninsured and Dr. Ellis Cancer Endowment Tops $1 Million...... 20-21 underserved patients in our communities. To that end, Rachel Copen’s Road to Riverside...... 22 Riverside Health System provides Riverside Health System Contributors...... 23-50 millions of dollars each year in community benefit investment Financial Update...... 51 and support to the community including in-kind and charity Cover Photo (l-r): care provided to those unable Don Lundin, Administrator of the Gardens at Warwick Forest and Bob Bryant, Senior Vice President, Lifelong Health Division to pay for medical services. To learn more about Riverside’s commitment to our communities please visit www.Riversideonline. com/community_benefit.

2 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Founder’s Society Looks To Next 100 Years A MESSAGE FROM REBECCA MCCOY

This year is shaping up to be one of our best. By June 30th we were already more than half way to our 2015 goal, raising $1,707,081. We continue to see increases in the number of donors and gifts to Riverside; and we kicked off our 100-year anniversary at this year’s Founder’s Society Reception! I cannot tell you how very proud I am to be part of the Riverside Foundation and to tell you how your generous contributions have already made a difference in the lives of others this year. Not only have you helped patients with unmet needs and made great strides toward raising the funds needed to bring private rooms to Riverside Tappahannock Hospital, but you have also provided 76 students at the Riverside College of Health Careers with scholarships totaling $200,800 — all major accomplishments, thank you! In our 2014 Year-End Report to the Community, you read about Riverside’s 100-year history and the vision of our Founders. In this report you will read how we were able to celebrate that legacy while honoring those members of the Founder’s Society who are paving the way for our next 100 years. You will also be introduced to other donors who are investing in our mission, as well as meet the most recent recipients of the Jean Raines Family Scholarship and Rebecca McCoy, Chairman the Healthcare Heroes Scholarship. In today’s world, it is often the inspirational or “feel good” story that is not heard or is forgotten. Everyday acts of kindness go unseen. So, I want to ask you to do something once you have finished reading the stories in this report. Make a copy of your favorite article and share it with a neighbor or friend. Let it be your honor, as much as it is mine, to share with others that Riverside is a place of For more information about remarkable care — the kind of care we all wish to have for ourselves and our loved ones. how you can make a difference through your gift of gratitude, call the Riverside Foundation Sincerely, at 757-234-8740 or visit us Rebecca McCoy, online at www.riversideonline. Riverside Foundation Board Chairman com/foundation.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 3 Riverside Foundation Board of Directors

Rebecca McCoy, Frances Ellis Caramine Kellam Chairman

Verneeta L. William P. William M. Grace Heath, Jr. Williams, MD

Riverside Foundation Management and Staff

Wade Faye Petro Gargiulo, William B. Downey, Broughman, Vice President, Research President and Bill Austin, Executive Vice & Development, Chief Executive Senior Vice President and Chief Physician Recruitment Officer President, Finance Operating Officer and Foundation

Jennifer Frank, Crystal Gregory, Debbie Atkinson, Major Gifts Director of Gift Executive Director Director Planning

Pamela Brenda Spivey, Sandy Hennessy, Dix-Parker, Development Development Development Associate Associate Associate

4 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION A Hundred Years Of Remarkable Care THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Now that we are in the midst of Riverside’s 100th year of providing remarkable care to our communities, I have the privilege of reflecting back on all the wonderful people I have met as colleagues, friends and donors. My journey here at Riverside has been so much more rewarding because of those relationships. Each name printed in this, and all of the previous Riverside Foundation publications, share a special role in guiding us to this anniversary year and leading us into the next century.

When I think about all that we have accomplished at the Foundation in just the first six months of the year, I am honored that 1,130 cash, pledged and in-kind gifts were so generously contributed to the many funds and scholarships at Riverside. I’m inspired by the hundreds of messages of gratitude and gifts honoring Riverside’s physicians, nurses and other caregivers as Champions of Caring. And I’m hopeful that with your continued support, we can make a difference in the lives of others during what may be their most vulnerable time.

So much of what makes Riverside remarkable is only possible through the generosity of others. If I can be of assistance in planning your next gift or help you with a gift idea that will honor your physician or other Riverside caregivers, please call me at 757-234-8740. I have the time. You will definitely make a difference in someone’s life. Debbie Atkinson, Executive Director

With great regard and respect, thank you for all you do.

Debbie Atkinson, Riverside Foundation Executive Director

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 5 Carol and Anthony Santoro’s Carol and Anthony Santoro’s recent gift to the Gardens at Warwick Gift to Warwick Forest Forest expressed their admiration for the remarkable care given to A STORY OF FAMILY residents there. The moving story behind their donation is one of a LOVE AND LOYALTY family’s love and loyalty that spans two generations and inspires all who hear it.

6 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “We were moved by the compassionate attitude of the staff and impressed by the level of care given to residents. We knew immediately it was the right choice for Viola.” —Carol Santoro

Anthony and Carol Santoro

Anthony Santoro was 11 years old when Viola Koop first became a part of his family and his life. Viola was 18 when she joined the Santoro family as a housekeeper after being rescued from an abusive situation as a domestic servant by young Anthony’s mother and father (Drs. Florence Raimond and Anthony V. Santoro). Thus began a relationship between Viola and the Santoro family that would transcend two generations and continue to this day.

That 11-year-old boy is now Dr. Anthony Santoro, President Emeritus and Distinguished Professor of History at Christopher Newport University. He and his wife Carol reside in Yorktown. When Florence Santoro passed away in 1995, Viola lived with Carol and Anthony in Newport News until she moved into the Gardens at Warwick Forest in 2015.

How Viola came to be part of the Santoro family is truly the story of a growing love and a lifetime of mutual trust and loyalty. Dr. Santoro explained in more detail how Viola became a permanent part of his family.

“Viola was one of seven or eight children. She was probably about seven when her mother died,” he said. “Unable to care for all the children, her father placed Viola in a home for children as was often the custom in those days. It happened to be a home where my mother served as physician. Someone there told her about the mistreatment Viola was suffering as a domestic; she told my father who said to bring her into our home as housekeeper.”

There was never a question in either Carol or Anthony Santoro’s mind that Viola would live with them when Florence Santoro died. As Carol said, “Viola had been a member of our family for most of her life and ours. Of course she would live with us, which she did until we felt she needed more professional care and attention than we could provide at home.”

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 7 “Dr. Santoro was According to Dr. Santoro, Viola suffered from some diminished mental capacity caused by a fall at an a very intelligent, early age. “As she entered her 80’s, we began to look for a quality nursing care environment,” he said. As it happened, Alan Witt (Riverside Board Chair) was both a friend and accountant to the Santoros. compassionate individual Mr. Witt suggested they consider the Gardens at Warwick Forest. who deeply cared about people. I think in all of The Santoros took their friend Alan Witt’s advice. “We were moved by the compassionate attitude of my life, I have not ever the staff and impressed by the level of care given to residents. We knew immediately it was the right met a person as kind as choice for Viola,” Carol Santoro said. “We also wanted to express our support for the remarkable work being done there and to make a contribution to the residents’ comfort and happiness.” she. She was truly an inspiration.” “We wanted to give a gift that would benefit the residents, but we’ve left the decision about how the donation should be used to the Gardens management and staff,” Dr. Santoro said. “Our only request is that my mother be honored in some way for her years of work with the poor and underprivileged. We also wanted to make sure whatever was done would be there for Viola’s enjoyment as well.”

According to Don Lundin, Administrator of the Gardens, the Santoro donation will be put to use refurbishing the Chapel and an adjacent multi-purpose room. “The Chapel hasn’t been redone for some years and this upgrade will be a nice gift for all the residents,” he said.

A new Music Room named in honor of Dr. Florence Raimond Santoro for the enjoyment of residents was dedicated in September 2015. The Santoros hope that their contribution will serve as inspiration for others to support the Riverside Foundation and Riverside’s mission to care for others as we would care for those we love.

ABOUT FLORENCE RAIMOND SANTORO, M.D. Florence Raimond Santoro, M.D., was born in Chicago on April 17, 1900, to Angeline and Anthony Raimond. She died in Newport News in 1995. From the age of 14 she worked as a telephone operator and then supervisor. She attended

8 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION McKinley High School in Chicago and graduated in 1916 in the same class with Walt Disney. She was impressed early in life with a woman physician named Dr. Kelly, who influenced her desire to become a physician. It took considerable sacrifice on her part and that of her family to aid in her education. Dr. Santoro attended Loyola College in Chicago in the pre-medical program and after graduating from college she began to seek a medical school that would accept women. As a consequence, she enrolled in the Women’s Medical College in Germantown, Pa. for the first two years of her medical training. She ultimately graduated from Loyola Medical School in Chicago. She began her medical career in a general practice, but later moved into obstetrics and gynecology. During her 40 years as a physician, Dr. Santoro delivered more than 3,000 babies. In the peak period of the polio epidemic in Chicago in the 1950’s, she gave unstintingly of her time in administering gratis the “new” Salk vaccine to children in the minority neighborhoods. She considered this the high point of her long career. A local physician and close friend of Dr. Santoro summed up her character and Florence Santoro personality simply and eloquently, “She was a very intelligent, compassionate individual who deeply cared about people. I think in all of my life, I have not ever met a person as kind as she. She was truly an inspiration.”

“We wanted to give a gift that would benefit the residents but we’ve left the decision about how the donation should be used to the Gardens management and staff. Our only request was that my mother be honored in some way for her years of work with the poor and underprivileged. We also wanted to make sure whatever was done would be there for Viola’s enjoyment as well.” — Dr. Anthony Santoro

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 9 Steve Spain Knows Steve Spain speaks in glowing terms of his 25 years of helping to Riverside Outside and In create the very best quality health care in partnership with Riverside. PARTNERING And he speaks not only in words, but also with his generous support TO BUILD for Riverside Walter Reed Cancer Center’s Healing Garden. THE VERY BEST

10 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “As a contracting partner with Riverside for 25 years, I know the kind of commitment to quality that goes into every project or facility they undertake. They don’t settle for just ‘good enough.’ They live up to their mission of ‘caring for others as we would care for those we love.’” Shirley Spain Healing Garden rendering —Steve Spain at the Walter Reed Cancer Center

Steve Spain sees Riverside with the clarity that comes from a quarter-century of working closely with the management and employees of the Health System. He also has the objectivity of someone with an “outside-in” perspective. But he said that from either point of view, he sees the commitment, the compassion and the dedication to excellence of the organization on every level.

“As a contracting partner with Riverside for 25 years, I know the kind of commitment to quality that goes into every project or facility they undertake. They don’t settle for just ‘good enough.’ They live up to their mission of ‘caring for others as we would care for those we love.’”

A member of the Riverside Founder’s Society, Steve has been a generous benefactor of Riverside Walter Reed Hospital (RWRH) for many years. Although he lives and works across the river in Yorktown, he said he feels a great connection to Walter Reed and the people of Gloucester. “Over the years, I’ve developed close ties to the community over there. I’ve supported the annual Walter Reed Tree of Lights Gala for many years and have seen the help it’s provided to patients and families.”

When he heard about the Healing Garden planned for the Walter Reed Cancer Center, he immediately wanted to help make it happen. “My mother died of cancer, so I know how stressful dealing with the disease can be to both patients and family members and I’d met patients in the Cancer Center. Plus, I’d seen the Healing Garden at the Cancer Care Center at Riverside Regional,” he said.

“My mother loved to garden,” Steve continued. “She got so much pleasure out of it even as she was fighting the cancer. The Healing Garden was an amazing idea and a wonderful way to honor my mother and make a difference to other cancer patients at the same time.” The RWRH Healing Garden will be named in honor of his mother, Shirley Spain.

Steve’s company continues to partner with Riverside on projects that bring quality care to the communities we serve. Most recently, he’s teamed with Riverside’s Lifelong Health division and its “aging in place” programs. He said the idea of helping people remain in their homes for as long as possible is another example of how Riverside is always looking for better ways to provide exceptional care. “I’m so pleased to be able to work with Riverside and to help them make a difference in people’s lives,” he said.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 11 Music & Memory Gives Something remarkable and magical is happening in The Gardens at Older Adults New Lives Warwick Forest because of an innovative new program for older TOUCHING THE residents suffering from Alzheimer’s, dementia and other cognitive HEART, AWAKENING impairments. THE MIND

12 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “At its core, the program isn’t complicated. All it requires is an iPod Shuffle and a set of headphones for each participant, a laptop computer, and iTunes. We partner with a family member to help develop a custom playlist of the resident’s favorite music.” —Don Lundin, Administrator, The Gardens at Warwick Forest

The woman living in The Gardens at Warwick Forest was typical of older adults who suffer from the various forms of age-related memory loss. Non-communicative. Withdrawn. Head down. Alive and yet somehow cut off from life. Then the “magic” happened as Gardens Administrator Don Lundin describes it. “We gave her a set of headphones and an iPod Shuffle with a playlist of favorite songs from her past. As she listened to the music, she raised her head, tears running down her cheeks, and she began to tap her feet in time with the music,” he said. “Later on, she even began to talk to people again—not long conversations but she was actually connecting with people in a way she hadn’t been for a very long time. It was remarkable.” The magic was the result of a simple but highly effective program called Music & Memory, created by educator, trainer and psychologist Dan Cohen in 2006. Cohen founded Music & Memory with a simple idea: Someday, if he ended up in a nursing home, he wanted to be able to listen to his favorite ‘60s music. He’d heard a recent news report about how iPods have grown so popular. Why not bring iPods into nursing homes to provide personalized music for residents? “At its core, the program isn’t complicated. All it requires is an iPod Shuffle and a set of headphones for each participant, a laptop computer, and iTunes. We partner with a family member to help develop a custom playlist of the resident’s favorite music,” Lundin said. The Music & Memory program is based on the brain’s natural inclination to connect music with long-term memory. As Dan Cohen notes, “Beloved music often calms chaotic brain activity and enables the listener to focus on the present moment and regain a connection to others.” An article in the Daily Press led Lundin and Warwick Forest Medical Director Dr. Emmeline Gasink to find out more about the program. “The husband of one of our residents showed me the story, which covered a documentary film (Alive Inside) about the program,” said Dr. Gasink and I were both impressed with the success of Music & Memory in nursing homes across the country.” Lundin said about 20 residents are in the program now and he hopes to increase that number substantially in the future. “The benefits are so great and so obviously change residents’ daily lives,” he said. “Unfortunately, the cost for the program, although not large, isn’t covered by any reimbursements. There’s an upfront cost of $4,000 for each facility, then $125 per resident for the iPod and headphones. We’re looking to the community for contributions to help us bring Music & Memory to more of our residents.” To make a donation to support the Music & Memory program, contact Jennifer Frank at 757-234-8748.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 13 Dr. Scott Burgess, Riverside Urology Specialists, with the daVinci Robot

Challenges For Dr. James Lesnick makes a compelling case for developing and Our Second Century supporting new leading edge programs and procedures as Riverside RIVERSIDE’S enters its second century of serving the needs of the community with LEADING EDGE truly remarkable care. MEDICAL CARE

14 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “The Peninsula community has depended on Riverside for the best in medical care all these years. As medical professionals, we want to ensure that the people of all of our communities have continued access to new and emerging procedures and technologies.”

— James Lesnick, M.D., Senior Vice President and Medical Director, Riverside Medical Group

A hundred years ago, one doctor’s determination to provide the best possible medical care for the citizens of Newport News led to the opening of a new hospital. But without the moral commitment and financial support of the community and its leadership, Dr. Hobson’s vision could never have turned into reality. Dr. James Lesnick believes that the same combination of medical vision and community support is critical to continue providing the highest possible level of medical care as Riverside enters its second century. Dr. Lesnick is the Senior Vice President and Medical Director of Riverside Medical Group. He said that the opportunities for saving lives and improving the quality of life through new medical techniques and leading edge science have never been greater. “The Peninsula community has always depended on Riverside for the best in medical care,” he said. “As medical professionals, we want to ensure that the people of all of our communities have continued access to new and emerging procedures and technologies, and we have some exciting things going on right now.”

He cited Riverside’s bariatric medicine program (the treatment of severe obesity using a variety of techniques including surgery). “Obesity is among the top three health problems in every community we serve,” Dr. Lesnick said. “Although minor weight problems can be dealt with through diet and exercise, extreme obesity (350 to 500 lbs.) requires medical treatment that may include surgery, but also requires lifelong care from a team of nutritionists, psychologists and physicians.” Riverside’s bariatric program uses state-of-the-art technology and advanced laparoscopic techniques. Dr. Lesnick said that this and other leading edge programs such as neuro-interventional treatment for acute stroke and surgical oncology are true lifesavers, but they are also expensive during startup. “The costs of some of these programs simply can’t be covered by reimbursements,” he said. “The Riverside Care Difference focuses on caring for our patients as we would care for those we love. We take pride in emphasizing the patient experience and encourage any effort that enhances the ‘soft’ side of medicine. “As we move forward in the next few years, financial support to subsidize the ‘hard medicine’ needs will be crucial.” To me, it’s this comprehensive approach that defines the Riverside Care Difference.” To learn more about how you can support technologically advanced care at Riverside, contact Jennifer Frank at 757-234-8748.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 15 Daughters of Jean Raines, Jennifer Raines and Teresa Bassett

She Always Wanted There are some special people who seem destined to make substantial To Be A Teacher and long-remembered differences in the lives of almost everyone with REMEMBERING whom they cross paths. Jean Raines was one of those people. Today, THE REMARKABLE her legacy of giving to others is carried on through the scholarship JEAN RAINES set up in her honor.

16 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “It’s really hard to put into words how much she meant to everyone in the Riverside System. She truly left a legacy. It’s amazing the number of people who remember their experiences with her. What’s even more amazing are the people who never knew her but today still know of her.” — Teresa Bassett, Jean Raines’s daughter

Jean Raines was a teacher and friend to untold numbers of employees during the 41 years she was part of the Riverside family. She was also a loving mother and wife who believed in putting family first, saying “I love you” often and who taught her daughters, Teresa and Jennifer, that “broken hearts will mend and that everything happens for a reason.”

In 2002, Jean suffered a severe brain aneurysm and was taken to UVA Medical Center for surgery that could not be performed at Riverside in those days. The operation did not go well and Jeane was returned to Riverside Regional.

“Mom was unresponsive and as we sat in the room, we began to talk about what we could do to honor her life,” her daughter Teresa said. “Caroline Martin (then a Riverside Executive Vice President) was in the room with us and she suggested the scholarship fund because of Mom’s love of teaching. We all liked the idea, but Riverside already provided scholarships for employees as a benefit of employment. Instead, we decided to dedicate the fund to children of Riverside employees.”

“She was a loyal, wonderful woman. We chose to honor her with the scholarship fund because even after the age of 60 she considered returning to school to get her doctorate. She had that personal quest for lifelong learning,” Jennifer said.

Jean began her career at Riverside as a floor nurse working the midnight shift even though her dream was to be a teacher. “My mother’s family could not afford a teacher’s college, so Mom went to nursing school on a scholarship,” Teresa said. Eventually, Jean became Director of Staff Development at Riverside. She was Vice President of Education when she passed away in 2002.

The portrait of Jean Raines that appears with her namesake scholarship fund in each issue of the Foundation Report is striking and seems almost to reach off the page to touch the reader with its power.

As Jennifer said, “Many knew her as a mentor, an educator, a boss, a nursing scholar, or a friend. She spent her working life helping others, but lived for her family. She never spoke of her professional or academic accomplishments, yet immediately one would know she was smart and accomplished. She was a woman of few words but when she spoke, people listened. Oftentimes she was referred to as a ‘quintessential professional’ possessing a ‘quiet wisdom.’”

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 17 The Leaves Are There Far more than names on a plaque, the members of the Founder’s To Keep the Tree Alive Society are the figurative leaves on our Riverside tree. They are the EACH “FOUNDER” people who will nourish and sustain the cause of compassionate, IS A LEAF ON quality care that first took root 100 years ago. OUR TREE

18 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “That Riverside has thrived and grown for 100 years is pretty remarkable. But in today’s world, we’re going to need the financial, intellectual and moral support of our new Founders—our “leaves”—more than ever to sustain a continuum of quality care for the next hundred years.” — Becky McCoy, Riverside Foundation Board Chair

Earlier this year, a very important group of people came together to celebrate the past and renew a commitment to the future. They were the Riverside Founder’s Society. Members entered the reception area through an arbor of leaves that was both beautiful and symbolic, as Riverside Foundation Board Chair Becky McCoy would explain a few minutes later.

In her welcoming remarks, she called the assembled group, “the leaves on our Riverside tree.” (There was a leaf on the arbor for each member—each different and each personalized with a member’s name.) She explained the analogy by saying that, “as the leaves on a living tree nourish and sustain it, so, too, our donors provide the nourishment that will help keep Riverside strong and well.”

McCoy said that while the 100th Anniversary is cause for celebration, Riverside will rely even more on its donors to meet the challenges to come in the future. “How many Fortune 500 companies have survived a century? Not many. That Riverside has thrived and grown for 100 years is pretty remarkable,” she said. “But in today’s world, we’re going to need the financial, intellectual and moral support of our donors, our new Founders—our ‘leaves’—to help sustain a continuum of quality care for the next hundred years and beyond.”

She and Foundation Executive Director Debbie Atkinson share a common belief that the members of the Founder’s Society contribute more than generous financial support, however. They are essential connections to the communities served by Riverside—ambassadors who are in touch with the needs and desires of people. They can and do provide a unique perspective on where Riverside must focus, in the words of William Faulkner, “not only to endure but to prevail” in the next 100 years.

“Being a Founder isn’t a one-time commitment. These are people who share deeply and who believe deeply in the Riverside mission to care for others as we care for those we love,” Atkinson said. “As we begin our second century, Riverside has made a commitment to providing remarkable care; we couldn’t be more proud to have our Founder’s Society members as an integral part of the Riverside family.”

If you have questions related to your investments in remarkable care, please contact Jennifer Frank at 757-234-8748.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 19 Riverside Foundation Executive Director Debbie Atkinson with Founder’s Society Member Jimmy Bayne

Jimmy Bayne Makes The Dr. Mark E. Ellis Endowment Fund for Cancer Care The Difference Advancement has exceeded $1 million in donations and pledges DR. ELLIS CANCER thanks to the generosity of Founder’s Society member Jimmy ENDOWMENT FUND Bayne, whose most recent gift made the difference in reaching this TOPS $1 MILLION important milestone.

20 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION “I was thrilled to hear that we had passed the million-dollar mark and just so grateful to Jimmy Bayne for his contribution that put us over our goal and sparked so much excitement. I know Mark would be humbled and honored that it’s happened.” — Lynn Ellis

In 2007, Dr. Mark E. Ellis helped establish the Cancer Care Services Endowment Fund to support the development of Integrative Medicine programs for treating cancer. Dr. Ellis was a passionate advocate for this comprehensive approach of treating the mind, body, and spirit to battle the disease.

After his death in 2010, the Fund was renamed The Dr. Mark E. Ellis Endowment Fund for Cancer Care Advancement in his honor. Since then, the Fund has attracted hundreds of donors, and this year went over $1 million in total gifts and pledges thanks to a substantial pledge from long-time contributor Jimmy Bayne.

Bayne first became a contributor to the Foundation through a matching program with his employees. “Riverside helped our company grow. Our employees relied on the hospital for great medical care. Together, we made an initial five-year commitment,” he said. “Then when I became aware of the opportunity to reach the $1 million, I decided to help achieve that goal. I felt it was important and the right thing for me to do.”

“I’m so grateful for the support from everyone—those who never knew him (Dr. Ellis) and those who did, and everyone who bought my book (profits from her memoir of Mark’s inspirational journey from being a teen-aged cancer patient to becoming a legacy cancer doctor, “The Humanity of Medicine,” were donated to the Cancer Fund),” Mark’s wife Lynn Ellis said. “Of course, I was thrilled to hear that we had passed the million-dollar mark and just so grateful to Jimmy Bayne for his contribution that put us over our goal and sparked so much excitement. I know Mark would be humbled and honored that it’s happened.”

Lynn said that reaching the $1 million goal is not only a great achievement but also bodes well for the future. “It gives us great hope for the future of meeting what we talked about in 2007 as a $5 million goal for the Fund and it puts us that much closer to it and, you know, that first million is always the hardest.”

She said that her husband would be pleased with the continued commitment to Integrative Medicine in Riverside’s cancer care programs. “It’s wonderful to see Mark’s work still making a difference in the lives of cancer patients, “ she said. To learn more about Integrative Medicine or contribute to the Dr. Ellis Endowment, please contact Jennifer Frank at 757-234-8748.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 21 Christmas Crisis Sets Path To Nursing RACHEL COPEN’S ROAD TO RIVERSIDE

It was Christmas Day. Rachel Copen and her family were at home in a small Maryland town outside Washington, D.C. celebrating this most joyous of seasons. Suddenly, the unthinkable happened. Rachel’s father went into cardiac arrest. What happened next not only saved her father’s life, but also confirmed what she wanted to do with her own life. As Rachel tells the story, “Dad was on the floor. Mom and my sisters were freaking out. I knew what to do and I knew I had to do it. I got on the floor and started giving my father CPR until the Emergency Team arrived. I’d taught at a pre-school where they required training in Basic Life Support, thank goodness.” “Without the scholarship Rachel said the incident really confirmed what she had been thinking about for a long time; she and all the other wanted to become a nurse. She enrolled in a college for a while, but wasn’t happy with the nursing program. Then a family member from Newport News mentioned the Riverside College of Health support Riverside gave Careers. “It was the best thing that could have happened,” Rachel said. “I was born in Newport News me, I might never have and had family still living there. I applied and was accepted into the Nursing program.” realized my dream.” Although her father is fully recovered from the heart attack now, he wasn’t able to work for several months, which could have halted or delayed Rachel’s path to her RN degree. Fortunately, she —Rachel Copen received scholarship assistance. With that financial support, she was able to complete her training and graduated with her RN in August.

For more information on “Without the scholarship and all the other support Riverside gave me, I might never have realized how you can invest in the my dream,” Rachel said. “Everyone in the school is so caring. They really want you to succeed. There’s future of health care in your a lot of personal attention as well, not only because the classes are small, but also because of the community, contact us at attitude of the staff. Personal support is just a way of life at the Riverside College of Health Careers.” 757-234-8740. Like so many young graduates from the Riverside College of Health Careers, Rachel plans to stay in Virginia and build a career within the Riverside System. She says she’s planning to enroll in a BSN program soon. “For anyone interested in nursing, I’d say look at Riverside. I feel extremely lucky to have been a student at the Riverside College of Health Careers. The faculty and staff are like my family. They want nothing more than to see me succeed. I love Riverside,” she said.

22 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Dr. Mark E. Ellis Endowment Fund for CANCER CARE ADVANCEMENT

Dr. Mark E. Ellis touched the lives of thousands during the 20 years he treated cancer patients. A cancer patient himself in his youth, Dr. Ellis pioneered the concept of Integrative Medicine for the treatment of cancer, which involves both patients and their families in a range of special complimentary therapies in addition to the latest medical technology. Riverside provides Integrative Medicine at no cost to patients. We’re proud to honor Dr. Ellis’s legacy. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Dr. Mark E. Ellis Endowment Fund for Cancer Care Advancement:

Tamara N. Artis-Simmons Fred L. Hale Tribute gifts made Debra C. Conner Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Melissa K. Hawkins in Loving Memory Of: Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Thomas J. Bayne, Jr. and Family Bill and Wanda Hitchcock Elizabeth J. Lease Vicki C. Thompson Sandra V. Blount Roger Ticconi and Judith Buckley Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Wade and Amy Broughman Mary M. Inman Allan and Barbara Charlap Paula O. Burcher Dr. George J. Kannarkat and Richard and Rosemary Gass Tribute gifts made Sharon L. Carter Dr. Melisha Bissram William and Nancy Marks in Gratitude Of: Tressell Carter Marvin and Nancy Kerby Gail L. Odyniec Dr. Biral Amin Stephanie Castleman-Argue Lillian R. Kerner Jean E. Olcott Calvin F. Ryder Patrick and Debra Costello Karen Knust Lowell and Sharon Ring Dr. John F. Miller Patricia E. Emerson Janis C. Locke Paula Royak Raymond and Helen Westfall Eric and Racheal Faber Bassano and Pamela Neff Damon and Angela Sykes Margaret K. Camp Marcel A. Fincher Patricia A. Norton Evelyn R. Wigley William G. Casto Edward L. Wigley, Jr. Dr. Charles O. Frazier Marilyn Ogburn Gary K. Myers Terry and Brenda Frederick Sandra A. O’Marah Elaine G. Myers Raymond and Wanda Friend Wallace Roark Faye P. Gargiulo Karen H. Sublett Tribute gifts made Raymond and Phyllis Gilbert Robert A. Warren in Honor Of: Peter K. Glagola Martha Wayman Christina F. Helsel Linda Godlove Robin A. Woodward Rhonda Waldrop-Eng

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To cancer patients, the smallest things can mean the world. Your gifts to the Tree of Life give financial support for unmet needs such as screening, prevention programs, facility enhancements and community outreach, as well as post-biopsy transportation, wigs and support programs. In association with our Every Woman’s Life program, the Tree of Life also supports the women’s health needs of those battling cancer.

Most people have serious Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Tree of Life Cancer Care Fund: issues that add to their stress levels in ways we Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Chuck and Sally Hartman Sandra M. Snapp can’t imagine when they Sarah F. Bingman Frances A. Holcomb Joanne M. Verhulst have cancer. They are trying Annika M. Borgstrom Virginia S. Howell Nathaniel G. Wesley, Jr. Billy L. Bowden Kimon D. Jackson Angie Wright to get through treatment, BPOE Lodge 315 Jean W. Jacques are feeling sick, or can’t Regina Brooks Dr. George J. Kannarkat and Tribute gifts made work. This translates into Dr. Melisha Bissram Patrick and Lorraine Brown in Loving Memory Of: can’t purchase medications Dennis and Harolette Kelley Mary K. Cleckler Arlis E. Evans Arthur and Eleanor Kinney or pay essential bills or get Arlene D. Connell A. Marie Chisman transportation to treat- Debra C. Conner Diana L. LoVecchio Persal C. Evans ments. The Tree of Life Shirley M. Cooke Dorothy C. McKay Dorothy E. Richmond Irene F. Mears Cancer Care Fund is almost CMSGT.(RET) & Mrs. Michael Edward N. Bromley and Dolores David Oncology Nursing Society like instant relief. Every Lois E. Bromley Joseph and Jean Deprinzio RHS Supply Chain Management John S. DuRocher little bit helps and that’s Bryan A. Derr Joyce A. Robbins Leonard and Delores Carota part of why we are here! Donald and Frances Ennis Iris B. Russell L. Joyce Ferris Ethel M. Fenwick Marsha L. Scearce Susanne M. Ferris — Harolette Kelley Marilyn Fields Frank K. Seeley Mark and Joan Jordan Patient Navigator Faye P. Gargiulo Marcelene Shackleford Virginia B. Croswell Riverside Cancer Care Fred L. Hale Andrea N. Smith David L. Croswell

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Tribute gifts made Dr. George J. Kannarkat Dr. Patricia F. Mayes Health Center Make in Honor Of: Janice M. Hinson Glinda R. Sykes a Difference Fund Daniel Ballin Barbara C. Jones Dr. Peter J. Zullo The Woman’s Club Langdon and Janice Richardson B.F. and Nan Higgins This fund is an opportunity for of Newport News Calvin F. Ryder Riverside Cancer Care grateful patients and community Harolette Kelley Gary and Kathleen Sambuchi Center — Gloucester members to support patient assistance needs, facility enhancements, and Keith and Crystal Gregory Inell C. Sneed Robert and Ingrid Borden Faye Smith Dr. John F. Miller capital projects at our mental health Riverside Tappahannock center in Hampton. Tina Beierly Paul P. Ferguson Infusion Center Team Dr. Robert M. Paschall J. Howard and Helen Garrett David L. Croswell Thanks to those who gave Teresa E. Gladden Archer and Susan Morgan RRMC Hospitalist Team through June 2015 to the RBHC Patricia A. Norton Barbara C. Jones Make A Difference Fund: Dr. John Q. Mattern Tribute gifts made Dr. Sohini Majumdar Debra S. Campbell Mary M. Fox in Gratitude Of: Mae A. Gunishaw William and Carol Downey Dr. Joseph A. Leming Dr. Barry L. Gross Dr. Steven S. Scott Leslee D. George Opal M. Countiss Barbara E. Lee Blanche E. Levinson RBHC Care Council Dr. Joseph F. Wilson Riverside Behavioral Health Center Dr. Benjamin J. Pettus Dr. Warren P. Weixler James E. Gillikin, Jr. Charles and Ora Capps David Simpson Wendy Pettus Vicki C. Thompson Dr. Joy Elliott Dr. William P. Irvin Dr. Beth Klug Barbara C. Jones Susan Moeslein Barbara C. Jones Jacqueline W. Harmon Dr. Mark Chisam Marcia J. Hessler Tribute gifts made Dr. Blair Marsteller Deborah L. Gurcsik in Loving Memory Of: Sandra Christensen Elsie I. Jefferies Dr. Mark W. McFarland Grace MacDonald Monika E. Mockatis Dr. Brian Billings Kendra J. Cooper Sandra Christensen Holly S. Munford James W. Boyd Dr. Marshall A. Cross Siow Kate Lim Mary N. Carr William and Margaret Nettles Elizabeth J. Martin Janice M. Hinson Dr. Charles K. Phillips Jeffrey and Anne Mercer Barbara C. Jones John and Catherine Price Cheryl L. Bayne Gary and Kathleen Tribute gifts made Sylvia B. Blair Sambuchi in Gratitude Of: Dr. Delisa G. Herron Dr. Mashour Yousef Andrew M. Sullivan Richard and Karon Seaton Catherine M. Wolff Sharon Sullivan

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The Riverside Hospice Fund supports the patients, programs and staff training needs at Riverside Hospice in Newport News, Riverside Walter Reed Hospice, Riverside Tappahannock Hospice, and Riverside Shore Memorial Hospice. Thanks to your generosity, we can proudly say that we never turn a patient away due to an inability to pay. Your contributions truly make a remarkable difference in the lives of our patients and their families.

Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Riverside Hospice Fund:

Angela A. Abbasi Hospice Support Services, Inc. Betty T. Lamb Andrews Funeral Home, Inc. Howard Funeral Home Abbitt Management, LLC Bethlehem Presbyterian Women J. K. Redmond Funeral Home Jean Atkinson Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Robert and Sloane Kane Deborah D. Brown Home, Inc. Tricia Merson Alice L. Froelich Paula O. Burcher Mae V. Montague Richard and Mercedes Haralson Chesapeake Bay Circle of King’s Nelsen Funeral Home — Aileen R. Heflin Daughters and Sons Williamsburg Genis C. Hornsby Ronald M. Craft Sharron L. Nichols Curtis E. Lamb Cremation Society of Virginia - Melanie L. Parkhurst Eugene B. Lamb Richmond Jeremy Powell Luther and Alice Knaub Currie Funeral Home, LLC RHS Supply Chain Management Milton and Susan Martin Forrest Bros. Funeral Home Nancy M. Robinson Nathaniel and Dora Smith Foster-Faulkner Funeral Thomas R. Tucker Mary S. Summers Home, Inc. Carolyn B. Hawkins Aaron and Rebecca Gibson Bill and Sylvia Craft Rev. Katherine T. Gray Tribute gifts made Carl and Deborah Hawkins CWO Harvey and Sherri Hamm in Loving Memory Of: Jerry and Carolyn Webb V. Ansell Hawkins Bertha Jo L. Guthridge Corrine Wolff Hogg Funeral Home, Inc. Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Margaret Fuller

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Darryl L. Gilmer Emma Stallings Janette L. Cook Nellie M. Walker Norma Jean Gilmer Anthony and Sandra Lester James and Alexis Beaver Timothy and Rhonda Dessaline L. Surber Scott and Cindy Love Warwick Chapter #43 Order Majewski Virginia Bunch Eula E. Perrin of the Eastern Star Norman L. Dobyns Dorothy B. Davis Marshall-Wythe School Jeffrey L. Harper Bruce and Barbara Benefield Thomas and Stella Bartron of Law Foundation Richard and Mary Ann Bray Mary G. Dorsey Elizabeth A. Dunn Helga M. Vukcevich Frances H. Carlton Reno S. Harp III William and Margaret Nettles Marija S. Vukcevich Jesse F. Dryden J. Warren and Jane Harvey Edwin and Margaret Powell Ira H. Hall Maxine C. Hubbard Mary J. Howard Virginia Peninsula Unit 100 Joyce W. Shields ACBL Randy and Jennifer Hall W. Reed and Vivien Johnson John Fryer Elsie H. Hickman James F. Hoffman Elizabeth Lutz Jerry and Judy Copes Houston Allred Designs by Orion H. Wesley McAden William and Elaine Masters James and Doris Byrd Myra Frailey Jacquelyn G. McNamara James Byrd William and Mary Pope Ronnie and Donna Guidry Douglas D. Monroe, Jr. Brian and Connaught Colbert John T. Richards Tom K. Nelson Katharine M. Hoffman Beth Cooper Elizabeth C. Bailey Richard and Honroe O’Brien Lucille P. Hoffman Robert L. Defer Leigh Cox James and Lynn Savarese James and Charlene Diggs Mary L. Hoffman Betsy T. Delano Robert and Olga Speck Georgia Health Care John and Carolyn Talley William and Faye Lewis Wyatt and Ann Watson Association, Inc Lucille C. Wade James and Jennifer McCann William J. Wright Patsy W. Hancock James and Colleen Rowland John and Martha Welch Pamela Messick James and Joyce Hodges Floyd and Frances Thompson Jim and Lynn Hodges James H. Shackelford James and Colleen Rowland Joseph W. Brown Cindy Larsen Sandra H. Shackelford John and Martha Welch David Clarkson Nancy McLernon Janet H. Remis Lorraine L. Schwingel Peggy A. Wallace Richard and Carol Occhizzo James and Judith Conover Tom Humhreys and Thomas J. Doran PENN PRO, Inc Dennis and Anne Howard Rachel H. Shingler E.H. and Enid Roberson Rae F. Deyong Dorothy A. Kane Robert J. Bugley Gladys H. Roberson Marilyn B. Conners Ruth A. McGraw Thomas and Norma Rogers Anne E. Stanley Barbara N. Moore Neil and Lucy Watson Donald and Marilyn Ryznar Nancy D. Dicus Eileen Paradise Laurie Weber Nicholas and Linda Tarbox Chris D. Dicus Sheila F. Young

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Ray Huber Victoria A. May Philip I. Haber and Margaret J. Lehnert Brett Christiansen Janet Holton David R. Kirby and James and Cherrie Cihan David and Gerri Kowalski Martel Lovelace Ruth D. Edwards Robert and Barbara Kuberski Willie P. Francis Raymond C. Martin Myrtle E. Kester Edward and Joy Norris Scholarhip Fund Frederick and Ellen Linton Elizabeth Willis Susan J. Payne Margaret B. McCready William D. Booth Carol Sennott The Willie P. Francis Education Alma F. Ward Faith Shartzer Helen J. Sohl Robert Eleanor Watson Zane and William Stalter Scholarship Fund honors the William H. Monroe James and Beverly Thompson retirement of Willie P. Francis Raymond M. Reid Keith and Kim Curtis Dorothy B. Reid Nathan and Julianne Trent and her decades of service on the Jane S. Davenport Mother/Baby Unit at Riverside Thomas and Jeantte Watson Richard M. Bingman Richard and Judith Hyder Regional Medical Center. Willie’s Roy and Marlene Bingman Michael and Patricia Marks Tribute gifts made special contributions to nursing, Robert C. Leslie along with the care of new mothers Eve McGory in Gratitude Of: Ann D. Sandler and their babies was noted over the Marilee B. Miller Raymond and Helen Westfall Dr. Brian Cubbage years by all who came in contact Darline J. Miltier William R. Gibson with her. The fund was established Sandra A. Reid Tom and Trudie Pitkin Dr. Frances T. West with a lead contribution by Dr. Purvis Ford Dennis and Kathryn Price Connie C. Jessie Stephen Bolduc to encourage Ted B. Newton William J. Wierbinski employees of the Birthing and John and Elizabeth Chambers Dr. Hoskote S. Nagraj Bruce and Carol Adams Family Health Services staff to Kara George James and Dorothy Fahey Thomas and Jan Beda continually advance their skills in Law Office of David Mason Dr. Jacob E. Jones the field of maternal-child health. Eichman John and Susan Brandli Montrose T. Johnson William and Margaret Donald and Martha Bukolt Lisa Kight Thanks to those who gave McDermott Alfred and Catherine Cappelli Mary J. Howard through June 2015 to the Willie P. Sharon B. Newton Wayne and Patricia Clark Dr. Richard K. Dunn Francis Scholarship Fund: R. Stewart Polhamus, Jr. Dennis and Janice Cooper Barbara H. Brown Tribute gifts made in Honor Of: Elizabeth M. Thomas Matthew W. Davis Dr. Ronald D. Haggerty Terris E. Kennedy Veulah B. McDowell H. Talmage Day J. William and Pamela Tracey Dowling Barbara J. Morris Rodger Garrett Moore

28 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Riverside Rehabilitation Institute MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND

Riverside Rehabilitation Institute (RRI) strives to accomplish its mission of “Rebuilding the lives of the physically impaired”… everyday. Thanks to your donations we are able to provide immediate patient assistance as well as facility enhancements, program and equipment needs.

Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RRI Make A Difference Fund:

Active Network, LLC Dr. Calvin M. Hanrahan Jonathan and Rebecca Larry E. Arata Lillian L. Harris Nonnemacher Earl and Judith Arrowood William B. Harrison, Jr. Christopher M. Novakoski Carl and Eva Backman Randall S. Hawthorne William and Lori Palagyi Bette Burkus Edward G. Heckler Phyllis A. Payne Grove and Maryann Calvert Ferdinand and Maria Hilario Physio Tech, Inc. Cardinal Health Jennifer H. Hogan Kathy Preaster Foundation, Inc. Emily Honeycutt Joseph and Yasmyne Rhiel Riverside Rehabilitation Institute Elizabeth Chapman Allan and Dorothy Coloplast Humphreys Sheila Scotti Jamie Cox Col. (RET) and Mrs. Terence Marnie Shartzer Gary and Francesca Smith Kathleen M. Day and Katherine Imbery Spain Commercial, Inc. Courtney E. Detwiler June Javier Scott and Lisa Stakes Dixon Hughes Goodman, LLP Harrison C. Johnson Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. The ALS Association — Ryan Doupe DC/MD/VA Chapter Todd S. Kessler Hazel M. Ebalo United Seating & Mobility Danielle V. Evans Suzan B. Kilgore LLC dba Numotion George I. Fenigsohn Jennifer L. Little Joseph and Nancy Verdirame Lynne J. Fiscella Leslie and Mary Marshall W.M. Jordan Company Thea M. Ganoe Tammy P. Memory Whitman, Requardt and Hampton Roads Specialty George W. Nelsen Associates, LLP Hospital Michael Nicoletti Helen T. Worthington

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Riverside’s mission – to care for others as we would care for those we love – is not just a statement, it is our commitment to the communities we serve. With the support of donors like you, Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital is able to fund facility enhancements, immediate patient needs, programs and equipment needs that allow us to provide a higher standard of care for our patients on the Eastern Shore. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to RSMH Make A DifferenceFund or who made unrestricted donations on the Eastern Shore:

Sharon W. Angle Betty W. Harmon Jack A. Richardson Antioch Baptist Church Eric L. Henry John and Susan Rippon Claudia Ballard Steven P. and Betty B. Hrubes Haydon and Janet Rochester, Jr. Joshua A. and Holly D. Bundick Kendall A. Jarvis Trust Senora Ruffin Michael Cersley Mary Kaye Glenn and Caz Salvador Sheila Corbin Caramine Kellam Walt Sample Gene R. Couch Robert and Michele Leatherbury Betty Sims-Bell Ralph and Elizabeth Dodd Kelly Leighton Gracie Mae Smith Lisa Doukas Howard and Alberta Liddle Susan K. Smith William and Carol Downey John and Margaret McRea Soroptimist Club of Accomack County Sharon E. Dunnagan Charlie and Beverly Misuna Stage Stores David and Marianne Elebash Monsanto Fund Wendy L. Taylor Lankford and Catherine Fisher David and Marion Naar Allen and Elizabeth Teasley Terry and Rebecca Fleming Jennifer O’Brien The Estate of Luis H. Pena Joshua C. Ford David E. Outten and Nancy J. Trelegan Chris M. and Linda Goldstein Reverend Tammy Estep Mona Lisa Turner Llwellyn M. Gray Patricia B. Poore United Way of Virginia’s Hampton Roads Community Marilyn Racosky Eastern Shore Foundation Eric and Judith Redifer Harold and Helen Ward Steve Hardy Mark and Barrie Jo Rew Julie Ward

30 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE SHORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND “The people on the Eastern Shore have always looked out for Mary J. Ward C.L. and Dana Bundick Ted and Jane Duer Dr. Richard and Carolyn Ann F. Cathey Linda and Garry Giddens one another. From the Wilfong William and Georgeann Kathy S. Haley very beginning when the Russell E. Williams Cook Dr. Gary S. Kavit first capital campaign Henry and Linda Custis Diana L. LoVecchio Tribute gifts made Camille Richardson was started in 1920 Elizabeth J. Martin in Loving Memory Of: William T. Sturgis through today we have Vickie O. Morgan Charles E. Cooley benefited from that Charles and Caroline Bott Tribute gifts made Dr. Daniel Ridout III DelMarVa Enterprises, Inc in Honor Of: Riverside Shore Memorial sense of community. The Auxiliary John and Marge Duer Dick Beamer Riverside Shore Memorial Doris Simmons John and Ann Williams Jennifer Ross Hospital MADF is just one Estate of Retta E. Clemens Diane Verity Helen J. Kellam of the many ways this George Gaskill Shawanda K. Fields Cynthia Gaskill community continues to Johnny Williams Tribute gifts made Haynes L. Angle John and Ann Williams in Gratitude Of: care for its’ neighbors Terris E. Kennedy Terris E. Kennedy Thomas and Elaine Dr. Charles D. Goldstein in need.” Plaschke Steve Beebe Calvin and Audrey Sally Ryan Nancy Bell Brickhouse — John Peterman, Robert W. Crutchley Patricia Brady Dr. Lloyd J. Kellam Vice President/Administrator Norris and Jane Barnes Tonya Dize Jerry Turlington Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital

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Grateful patients, friends, family and generous community members unite in support of a higher standard of care through Riverside. It is because of donors like you that we can continue helping our neighbors who need care beyond what they can afford. 100% of your gift is used to fund Riverside Regional Medical Center facility enhancements, immediate patient needs, programs and equipment needs that allow us to provide a higher standard of care for our patients on the Peninsula. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RRMC Make A Difference Fund or who made unrestricted donations in the Peninsula Region: Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Domingo and Gladys Malpica Peggy G. Spano Allan and Marianne Bernard COL (USAF RET) J.J. and Melanie L. Stanius Linda Blotter Nadeane Mannion Dr. Eric and Sharon Stone Margit R. Butch Velma R. Martin Henry M. Wash C.A. Barrs Contractor, Inc. Wade and Marguerite McCartney Tommie L. Wheeler John and Helen Cawley Sandra S. McCrickard Lamar and Marie Williams CMSGT. (RET) Anthony and Vivien I. McKenna Jenny Coppa Susan D. Moeslein Tribute gifts made Richard and Sara Coughenour Beverly R. Owsley in Loving Memory Of: Neal and Joan Creighton Manuel and Hortensia Parente Allan V. Canada CSX Transportation, Inc. David J. Pone Vivian L. Canada Lisa M. Cutter Riverside Regional Medical Edith H. Hogge Center Volunteers William and Carol Downey Natalie Ray Shirley M. Robertson Alyn F. Fife RRMC Facilities Engineering Indiana M. Goodson Manfred and Linda Freeman Team Sandra M. Snapp GC Commercial, Inc. Marybeth W. Scott Jacquelyn Y. Andregg Martha A. Giuliana Harlin W. Smith, Jr. Darrell O. Andregg, Sr. Reverend Harold and Sandra M. Snapp James H. Pierce Gloria Harter TSGT. (Ret) Terrace and Cave Spring Elementary School Virgil and Sylvia Laney Vada Soucy (CSES) Social Committee

32 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND

Keith Goodson Anissa Amick Gena R. Williams Sandra M. Snapp Julian and Sherry Meredith Catherine M. Gall Naomi M. Howard Autumn Brewer Dr. Hardik Vora Claudette D. Woodson Barbara E. Lee Jonie A. Davis Baby’s Birth Vernon L. Gall Beverly McDaniel Jackie Jones Day Fund Catherine M. Gall Julian and Sherry Meredith Steven Burr Dr. Brian Billings Dr. James E. Lesnick The Baby’s Birth Day Fund was Barbara S. Thomson Abelle E. Mincy established in memory of “Mama Tribute gifts made Brittany E. Fields Dr. Janice Newsome in Honor Of: Mary” Thompson who for 25 years Hildegard Comer Hildegard Comer touched the lives of more than Eileen Marlowe Dr. Bruce W. Reid Jeann L. Frakes William J. Galbraith, Jr. 30,000 families at Riverside Regional Bernice Sinclair Claudette D. Woodson Medical Center through her work James E. Scott Carolyn T. Dough Jessica Killingbeck Mary P. Dotson in the labor and delivery unit. This Chestnut Memorial United Richard and Kerry Pruitt Methodist Church — fund supports the program and Patrice Burns Joanne Mortman Edna C. Tillman Live Wires equipment needs of the Birthing Ronald and Susan McGraw Sarah H. Ouzts Christina Houghton and Family Services Department. Richard and Kerry Pruitt Jody Bayne William and Beverly Ouzts Ann Wilson Thanks to those who have given Terris E. Kennedy Dana Brooks Barbara E. Lee Dr. John C. Maddox through June 2015 to the Sadie Thurman Dr. Darine A. Moukalled Kathleen Chaisson Baby’s Birth Day Fund: Ronald and Susan McGraw Ashley G. Mullis Lena A. Anderson Tribute gifts made Kelli Fishel Dr. David L. Gore, Jr. Christopher Seagle and in Gratitude Of: Richard and Kerry Pruitt Abelle E. Mincy Christina M. Barnes Amanda Wagner Kelli Pait-Rundle Denise L. Howard Joyce A. Robbins Barbara E. Lee Ronald and Susan McGraw Richard and Kerry Pruitt Philip and Lois Young Dominique Jefferson Kelli Peak Angelina Episcopo Julian and Sherry Meredith John L. Engle Kathleen Chaisson Franciene A. Golding Dr. Kenneth W. Putland Catherine M. Gall Darrell O. Andregg, Sr. Claudine M. Morrison Ronald and Susan McGraw Dr. Frederick M. Gessner Kim Kertulis Claudette D. Woodson Sandra D. Kanehl Maureen A. Scudder

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 33 Sorority adopted RIVERSIDE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND PACE Center Kristin Frizzi Mirae Vanstavern Satvinder Singh Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Jonie A. Davis Julian and Sherry Meredith Maureen A. Scudder Incorporated, Alpha Beta Zeta Latasha D. Dixon Morgan P. Walker Dr. Seth H. Oppenheim Chapter adopted Riverside’s Julian and Sherry Meredith Julian and Sherry Meredith Soleita Burnett Newport News PACE Center as Linda Hosmer Natalie Bunting Dr. Steven E. Kitay part of their Regional Z-HOPE Barbara E. Lee John L. Engle Philip and Lois Young (Zeta’s Helping Other People Lindsay Smith Philip and Lois Young Susan Barber Excel) Community Service Richard and Kerry Pruitt Patrice Burns Julian and Sherry Meredith Project. Debra J. Carroll, 2nd Lisa Delgado Soleita Burnett Dr. Tahanie Osman Anti Basileus and Z-HOPE Julian and Sherry Meredith John L. Engle Suzy Moon Coordinator stated, “We realized Lisa Saterfield Edna Tillman Teresa L. McConaughy that one of the primary challenges Jeff and Michele Dixon Dr. Paul L. Evans, Jr. Dorothy H. Williams for family caregivers of seniors Liz Humphrey L. F. Draper, Jr. Theresa Daoud and disabled adults is facing Ann Wilson Ret. Maj. Clyde and Maureen A. Scudder Eleanor Marsteller caregiving responsibilities with Lolita McMillan Tiffany R. Fulder little or no warning, little or no Ann Wilson RRMC Emergency Tommy and Glenda Department Newberry knowledge about available care Lourdes Studley Margaret B. Blades Valerie Toombs services, care settings and costs Richard and Kerry Pruitt William Valton Jones John L. Engle involved; and little or no time to Lovonda Novak Julian and Sherry Meredith research alternative resources or Vicky Gillikin Soletia Burnett G. Fred Washburn III prepare their family or employer. Julian and Sherry Meredith Philip and Lois Young RRMC Labor and Delivery While our organization has Marina J. Marshall Department Vonnie Adams limitations on how much support Julian and Sherry Meredith Richard and Kerry Pruitt Jonie A. Davis we can offer, our goal is to work Dr. Mark A. Titus RRMC WICU Dr. William H. McAllister IV within local communities to assist Hildegard Comer Richard and Kerry Pruitt Abelle E. Mincy and promote health care facilities Dr. Marshall A. Cross Rebecca R. McGurk goals and objectives for their Jeff and Michele Dixon Julian and Sherry Meredith patients.” In March, 2015, Zeta Dr. Martha E. Mitchell Robyn Walker Phi Beta awarded PACE $5,000 Sandra D. Kanehl Soleita Burnett during the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Melinda Cachaper Rosie Stacey Inc., Eastern Regional Conference. Julian and Sherry Meredith Richard and Kerry Pruitt

34 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Riverside Medical Group MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND

The RMG Make A Difference Fund is an opportunity for grateful patients, Riverside team members, and community members to support immediate patient assistance needs, facility enhancements and capital projects related to Riverside Medical Group. This fund also supports the transportation of Riverside physicians to Tangier Island. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RMG Make A Difference Fund:

John and Stavroula Alachnowicz Henry and Linda Spire Billy Marshall Meredith Hicks Dr. David J. Connito E. A. Stephens, Jr. Donald F. LaForey R. Lee and Elizabeth Whitman William and Carol Downey Charles W. Van Vlack Chantelle J. Thatcher Michelle Christen Dr. J. Travers Edwards, Jr. Wayne and Deborah Williams Donald F. LaForey Donald F. LaForey Frederick and Elizabeth Lee Dr. Charles K. Phillips Dr. Richard G. Rento Gaskins Tribute gifts made Donna M. Adkins Viktor I. Mokeev Dr. William and Gretchen Gillen in Loving Memory Of: Deborah A. Maddock Dr. Robert Winfield Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Dr. David B. Nicols Keith H. Dreyer Keith and Crystal Gregory Dr. George J. Kannarkat Jason and Melinda Hancock Jerry and Elizabeth Pruitt Dr. Shonna J. Johnson R. Lee and Elizabeth Whitman John and Jean Hanky Judith M. Green Cornice D. Lampkin R. Lee and Elizabeth Whitman Dr. Hoskote S. Nagraj Teresa G. Bennett J. Allen Hines Alfred Morris, Jr. Mark Jander Lanelle Johnson Norton and Alvine Hurd Ramon Perez Sylvia Jander Dr. William H. Polk Dr. George J. Kannarkat and Dr. James H. Mixon Charles and Janet Shook Pecora J. Richardson Dr. Melisha Bissram Sharon L. Smith Owen H. Jander Dr. Wirt W. Cross Dr. William and Kathryn Dr. James C. Spiller Dennis and Vickie Paige McAllister Sylvia Jander Harold and Joanne Prince Roger and Edith Moore Charles and Janet Shook Dr. John C. Gretes Ruth N. Myers Shirley M. Darouse Dr. William and Tribute gifts made Dr. John W. Snyder Kimberly Newcomb in Gratitude Of: Glenn and Caz Salvador Barbara Rigney Dr. Anuj Bhatnagar Mary Allen Linda M. Rippeon Mabel E. Duncan Keith H. Dreyer

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The vision of Riverside’s Lifelong Health Division – As I age, I will control my destiny in a place of my choosing – is as important to us as our mission. With the continued support of donors to the Riverside Lifelong Health Make A Difference Fund we are able to provide a better quality of life for the aging population.

Thanks to those who gave through June 2015 to the Riverside Lifelong Health Make A Difference Fund.

Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Janet Harper Jaqueita M. Walker Bethany B. Balmer Robyn L. House Walsingham Academy S. and Diane Baranek Emil and Christine Jensen Sisters of Mercy Carolyn M. Branson Elisa M. Lemmon Kim Weitzenhofer Antonio C. Brooks Che Lipscomb Bobbie Anne L. Williams Mary Broughman Kristen Long Melissa Wilson Nicole Bruney Elizabeth Maurer Zeta Phi Beta - Eastern Colin Earle Henderson Gloria W. Mingee Regional Chapter Memorial Fund Shirley Napier Tracye A. Ziglar Cheryl Comer Robin M. Nelhuebel Tribute gifts made Elizabeth W. Compton Laura Nguyen in Loving Memory Of: John and Patricia Cork Patricia A. Nickell Katie C. Scott Theresa Del Corso Leo and Frances Ponton Keith and Kim Curtis William and Carol Downey Virginia M. Rawls Bertha Jo L. Guthridge Ramonica Gee Ann Marie W. Rogers Cathy Fisher Peter H. Gore Dr. Anthony and Carol Santoro Mildred E. Johnson Travis Graf Taffi Simone Linda M. Johnson Donna Dittman Hale Heather Solyom Elizabeth F. Vaught Cindy Hamlin Deborah L. Sullivan-Yates Duane and Andrea Staskeil

36 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE LIFELONG HEALTH MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND Anne Talbot Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund The Anne Talbot Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund honors Mary Anne Talbot Evans for her lifelong work and dedication to surgical services. The fund provides scholarships to students enrolled in the RCHC Surgical Technology and RN programs who pursue careers in surgical services. Thanks to those who gave through June 2015 to the Anne Talbot Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund: Tribute gifts made Terris E. Kennedy Bill Howell in Honor Of: C. Daniel Mullins George W. Crowley Edward G. Heckler Tina Northrop Debra Boyd Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Linda M. Johnson William and Carol Downey Kathy S. Menefee Sherry Thornsberry Dianna Abrams Faye P. Gargiulo Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Rhonda Waldrop -Eng COL. (Ret) Roy D. Rogers Robin M. Nelhuebel Kim Rawlings Victoria Logan Kelly Stepanski Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Jeanne V. Loughrey Kjersten E. Kipp Omeka Seaborn Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Linda M. Johnson Megan MacDowell Tribute gifts made The Orchard-Staff Rhonda Waldrop-Eng in Gratitude Of: Barbara Ferris-Cupples Michele Bolton Besarta Gjeloshi Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Mabel E. Duncan

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As part of our commitment to bring remarkable care to the communities we serve, Riverside embarked on a capital campaign to bring private rooms to Riverside Tappahannock Hospital. Thank you to those who continue to give in support of that effort. Gifts to the RTH Make A Difference Fund also support immediate patient needs, programs and equipment needs that allow us to provide a higher standard of care for our patients in the Northern Neck. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RTH Make A Difference Fund or who made unrestricted donations in the Northern Neck:

Wright and Lisa Andrews Kaspersky Lab North America Tribute gifts made Harold and Judith Van Arsdale Richard and Margaret Lewis in Loving Memory Of: Cubie and Geneva Canard Diana L. LoVecchio Charles P. Revere William T. Carreras Richard Payne John P. Peterman Jaime S. Cook John P. Peterman Elizabeth Martin Alexander F. Dillard, Jr. Donald Polifka Bruce and Pamela Fawver Dianne R. Dillon Charlotte H. Pratt Dillard and Katona Edna S. Douglas Rappahannock Raiders Attorneys at Law William and Carol Downey Booster Club Irene T. Clarke John H. Frischkorn Riverside Tappahannock Robert and Nancy Lowrey FTI Consulting Hospital Volunteers Frank and Katharine Bowen Laura Gardner Donald and Donna Sellars John Richard Hatton Roberta T. Garnett Edwin and Carolyn Smith Wilbur and Pamela Slaughter John and Sarah Grigg Laura M. Starr Barbara L. Hatton Dr. Robert and Nancy Harding Carrington and Margaret Taylor Lawrence W. Bunch Dr. Thomas J. Henderson Chauncey Underwood David and Debra B. Scott Betty R. Horner John W. Ware, Jr. Roberta P. Gordon Hourigan Construction Kia B. Ware Helen S. Ware Robert and Sloane Kane Margaret C. Smead

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Sally F. Ripley William Omohundro Larry and Suzanne Johnson the Hat Fund Rappahanncock Chris- Riverside Tappahannock Dr. Reginald K. Mason The family and friends tian Church Women’s Hospital Volunteers Bladen and Barbara Scott of Linda Handley, RN, Fellowship Peggy A. Reichert Ronald and Penny Geiger established The Nurse in Charlotte H. Pratt Riverside Tappahannock Riverside Tappahannock the Hat Fund in honor of David and Natalie Par- Hospital Volunteers Hospital ICU Staff Linda’s dream, her life’s tridge David J. Silberman work, and her commitment Munsonville Ladies Tribute gifts made Dr. Ryan G. Williams to the professionalism of Group in Honor Of: Paul and Mary Miller Joseph Golibart nursing. The fund provides Elizabeth Martin Richard and Hope Lo- Sharon Brann scholarship support to one Theodore S. Haddard throp Bladen and Barbara Scott or more students enrolled Arlene L. Lankford Stacey Snyder in the Riverside School of Tribute gifts made Nadine H. Katona John C. Yeatts Professional Nursing. in Gratitude Of: Richard and Marilyn Dr. Thomas Cleary Houck Dr. Anastasia Cleary Thanks to those who gave Ronald and Penny Geiger Ronald and Sandra Harold and Judith through June 2015 to The Ferguson Van Arsdale Dr. Tyler C. Wind Nurse in the Hat Fund: Dorothy S. Croke Ronald and Penny Geiger Ronald and Penny Geiger Maurice and Martha Dr. James R. Dudley Dr. Wirt W. Cross Elizabeth C. Oliver Collins Vicki W. Davis Inez V. Belfield Tribute gifts made in Honor Of: Terris E. Kennedy “Riverside’s caregivers give so much to all the communities where services Mary Anne S. Faulkner Siow Kate Lim are provided. Gifts are made every day to honor our dedicated team. How Michael and Wanda Miller rewarding to know that gifts to Riverside may help a neighbor, your best Deborah S. Outlaw friend or even a family member.” Cheryl Warren

— Frances Ellis, Chairman RTH Make A Difference Advisory Committee

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 39 Achievable Riverside Walter Reed Hospital Dream Make A MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND Difference Fund Riverside’s Make A Difference Funds allow us to cover the cost of critical unmet needs for patients unable Donations to the Achievable to afford them. We cannot thank you enough for continuing to give in support of our effort to provide a Dream Make A Difference higher standard of care for our patients on the Middle Peninsula. Fund supports Riverside’s commitment to meet the health Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RWRH Make A Difference Fund or who and wellness needs of at-risk made unrestricted donations in the Middle Peninsula Region: youth in southeast Newport News, VA, by providing the Tribute gifts made Riverside Health Improvement Abingdon Ruritan Club The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company in Gratitude Of: Clinics within the Achievable Billy L. Bowden Ralph F. Trammell Angela M. Romero Dream Academy. David O. Brown Gaynor L. Callis David A. Trebour Ralph and Barbara Carrington Thanks to those who gave William and Carol Downey Malvin and Paula Washington through June 2015 to the Drexel ELearning, Inc. Carolyn B. Watson Debbie Legg William E. Spencer Achievable Dream Make Shannon C. Fedors Erma H. Webb LaDonna Fry A Difference Fund: CWO Harvey and Sherri Hamm Tribute gifts made Sandra H. Shackelford Jessie M. Horsley in Loving Memory Of: Riverside Walter Reed Hospital CSX Transportation, Inc. F. Edwin and Mary Jarvis J. Edgar Pointer Emergency Department Megan Kleckner L.F. and Linda Phillips Ingrid U. Westendorf If you are interested in learning Delbert E. Lefmann more about how you can support Col. Paul L. Applin Riverside Walter Reed Paul and Marian Reardon the Riverside Health Improve- Dr. Regina L. Gerstman Hospital Staff ment Clinics serving Achievable RWRH Facilities Maintenance David T. Dejan Team Tribute gifts made Dream Academy students, please Dr. Robert T. Davis Steve Spain, Spain in Honor Of: contact Debbie Atkinson, Exec- Peggy Crittenden utive Director of the Riverside Commercial, Inc. Melvin D. Schursky, Jr. Foundation at 757-234-8740. Dr. Eric and Sharon Stone Owen L. Tyler

40 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Riverside Doctors’ Hospital Williamsburg MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND The generosity of our donors fuels Riverside’s mission and moves us another step towards a higher standard of care and a brighter, healthier future for our communities. Gifts to Riverside Doctors’ Hospital Williamsburg are used to fund facility enhancements, immediate patient needs, programs and equipment needs that allow us to provide a higher standard of care for our patients in Williamsburg. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RDHW Make A DifferenceFund:

Margaret Atkins Tribute gifts made Tribute gifts made Dexter and Debbie Atkinson in Loving Memory Of: in Gratitude Of: Kathleen Curran Beverly J. Abrials Christy Parker-McQuistion Thomas E. Abrials Erika M. St. Dennis William and Carol Downey David Ware Regina Rowe Kimberly Johnson Howard and Claudia Waters Erika M. St. Dennis Carrie Karnes Dean C. St. Dennis Fiona M. Patoux Erika M. St. Dennis Arleen Sanborn James Kenney Howard and Claudia Waters Kathleen Curran

“I’d encourage anyone to become involved with their community hospital as a donor or a volunteer. Find a way you can make a difference in someone else’s life. I can’t think of anything more rewarding.” — Nancy Bates, RDHW Volunteer and Founder’s Society Member

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 41 Abernathy Riverside Child Development & Gardens Fund LEARNING CENTER PROGRAM The Abernathy Gardens Fund was established in honor of The RCDLC Program is an opportunity for grateful parents and team members to support the George and Estelle Abernathy educational needs of our children at the Riverside Child Development & Learning Center. by their daughter and son- in-law Susan and Robert Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Child Development & Learning McCreary. The Abernathys had Center Fund: a long history with Riverside and its development into the Gina J. Adams Tabitha Jefferson Stacy L. Salvadori health system it is today. The Christy L. Archer Patrick and Sally Krystyn Thomas J. Stafford fund supports improvements Matthew and Shona Baker Paul and Kira Lanfranchi Ross and Amy Tomlin and a maintenance endowment Lisa G. Bessen Jennille N. Logan Jason and Cynthia Torchia for the gardens on the campus Lauren A. Breuhl Kyle and Lynn McMullin Sammy K. Weaver of Riverside. Shawn and Kristin Brewster Christopher M. Meighan Jay and Ashley Williams For more information about Charles and Diane Busby Candis C. Neblett Rachel A. Wyatt making a gift in support of the Stephanie N. Byers Renate E. Newman Abernathy Gardens contact us Michael and Heather Call Roy and Robin Newman at 757-234-8740. David and Jessica Cash Joseph L. Newton Harry and Mary Sue Cash Elizabeth C. Oliver Palma Falacco-Curtis Kim Rawlings Chad and Danielle Gagnon Joyce A. Robbins Jorge and Gail Grandela Major James and Laura Runte

42 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Help Fund for RIVERSIDE TEAM MEMBERS

The Help Fund was established to provide financial grants to Riverside team members who have experienced a disaster or personal loss through no fault of their own. Through June 2015, a total of $20,200.92 has been awarded to 50 team members in need.

Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Help Fund for Riverside Team Members:

Bethany B. Balmer Robyn L. House Taffi Simone Kristine B. Bohn Maria L. Bird Jason and Keri Houser Vicki C. Thompson Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Cheryl M. Brown Karen Hughes Patricia A. Trent Lauren E. Eng Kay N. Brown Donna E. Indzeris Sharon Washington Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Hope B. Callis Mike Kelly Lloyd Whitaker Shannon C. Fedors Marie K. Coad Christine McKinney Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Michael Darnell Sheila M. McKinney Tribute gifts made Shawna M. Hatter Courtney E. Detwiler Lou Ann Miller in Honor Of: Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Martin Fields Jeanette E. Pack Cassandra Moore Steve Covington Vonda L. Firth Shawna Parker Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Belinda J. Ford Antoinette Porter Cathy Fisher Terris E. Kennedy Thaddeus Fura Harold Prussia Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Edna D. Garcia Edna D. Garcia Mark Rath Debra C. Conner Beverly L. George Desiree Reid Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Mary T. Gillen Riverside College of Health Elaine E. Hitchens Jesse R. Goodrich Careers — Learning & Rhonda Waldrop-Eng J.T. and Jennifer Greenwell Development Jim Towell CWO Harvey and Sherri Hamm Yolanda Roberts Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Rebecca I. Henke Nancy M. Robinson Joanne M. Verhulst Nancy J. Hicks Marsha Rodgers Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Valorie Hilbmann Dawn L. Schram Kelly A. Taylor Aileen Holgado Cherie Scott Rhonda Waldrop-Eng

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The Riverside Health System Make A Difference Fund is an opportunity for grateful patients and community members to support areas of greatest need throughout the Riverside Health System. Ruby Pope Drumm Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to Riverside Health System Make A Make a Difference Difference Fund: That Transcends Michael L. Anderson Joy Hicks Thomas M. Richardson Time — Remember Dexter and Debbie Atkinson William and Beverly Horn Riverside College of Health Bethany B. Balmer Robyn L. House Careers — Learning & Riverside in your Will Herbert W. Bowman, Jr. Charlene Jensen Development Kathryn Bresnan Michelle Johnson RTKL Associates, Inc. One day in March of 2007, Riverside Susan L. Sale School of Professional Nursing William F. Brooks Natalie Johnson Robert and Lisa Salsberry Chair Debbie Sullivan-Yates was Nicole Bruney Vanessa Knight routinely opening her mail. Inside Elizabeth W. Compton Robin Koch Cheralynn Shearn one of the envelopes was a check Remo and Lina D’Antonio Elisa M. Lemmon Heather Solyom for $1,182,868—the largest single James P. Downey Che Lipscomb Dr. Christopher P. Stolle gift ever received by the school. The Bob L. Fessler Kristen Long Deborah L. Sullivan-Yates donation came from the estate of Marilyn Fields Michele E. Macklin Kristen Tacker Ruby Pope Drumm, a 1948 graduate. Sierra Funk Michael and Susan McAndrews Debra S. Thorpe The gift fulfilled her lifelong dream Robin Tucker to make a difference in future Dr. Frederick and Sheila Gessner Donna McCutchen Katherine Tyree students’ lives. In 2014 alone, the John Golla Paula R. McPeak Ruby Pope Drumm Scholarship Travis Graf Gloria W. Mingee Lyn Wagner Fund provided 46 student Clyde and Ilonda Gregory Gloria Moore Harald and Margret Walian scholarships totaling $129,000. Dr. Barry L. Gross Vickie O. Morgan Jaqueita M. Walker Howard and Claudia Waters To learn how you can support causes Kathy S. Haley Robin M. Nelhuebel Ricky L. Watkins that have been important in your life, Michael Hamilton Linwood and Andrea Nelson please contact Debbie Atkinson at Janet Harper Laura Nguyen Jennifer Welsh 757-234-8740. Support Riverside with Elaine F. Harris Regina L. Onesty Dottie Wentworth a gift that transcends time. Ramona E. Hercules Virginia M. Rawls Robin A. West

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Lori Whittaker Tribute gifts made Dr. Drury M. Stith Dr. James Grimson Dr. Kermit A. Lloyd Cynthia Williams in Gratitude Of: Mary A. Volz Lynne Watkins Brian and Romelle Lanell R. Williams Dr. Allan L. Murphy Dr. Elizabeth M. Dr. Javier Amadeo Webber Liz Williams Charles and Dorothy Gunderson James and Karen Miles Dr. Kimberly A. Ratcliffe Barnes Cynthia A. Williamson Anne T. Warren- Thomas and Ursula James and Celia Johnson Angela M. Romero Vansickle Recktenwald Melissa Wilson Dr. Laura E. McAleer- Robert and Barbara Dr. Francisco X. Valls Dr. Jeffrey E. Harris Leavey Rippel Nathan H. Williamson Col. (RET) Roy D. Tribute gifts made Julia Ann L. Hayes Dr. Anthony P. Lombardo Dr. Fredrick S. Arnold Rogers in Loving Memory Of: Dr. Lloyd J. Kellam Nathaniel and Dora Lydia Wetterling Jerome A. Provenzano Ann A. McDaniel Smith Nancy B. Ashby Dr. Gary S. Kavit Patricia Diggs Ormond W. McDaniel Barbaro J. Perez Dr. Mark Chisam Nathaniel and Dora Dr. John C. Gretes James H. Pierce Ann F. Burruss Smith Claudia M. Dryden Robert and Margaret William and Jane Stone Dr. Barry L. Gross Dr. George J. Kannarkat Dr. John L. Marshall Birney Stewart L. Lankford Dr. Mark and Marilyn Edward and Christine Dr. James and Carole Dr. Mark E. Souther Nataupsky Jane Lloyd Colley Taylor William and Lynn Dr. Blair Marsteller Glenn J. Spiegler Dr. John F. Miller Banks William and Lois Robert and Margaret James R. Corbett Tribute gifts made Myrick N. Phillip and Susan Stinchcomb Birney Nathaniel and Dora in Honor Of: Bryan Baines Harry L. Kraus Waverly and Peggy Smith Kenny Covington Karen J. Haskett Mr. Robert C. Langston Joel and June Yurkiw Laureen Iseman Dr. Christian Wathen Richardson Melvin and Rita Laska Dr. Marshall A. Cross Lloyd J. Kellam Alice B. Hatcher David Scherer Anne T. Warren- Bert and Anne Rockey Robert and Joanne Dr. David Dalessio Dr. Hoskote S. Nagraj Vansickle Coniglio Dr. Joseph T. Adinaro Dr. Mashour Yousef Charles S. Bell Alfred Morris, Jr. Dr. David J. Klein Terri S. Beard Robert L. Gordon Dr. Jackson B. Salvant Carol A. Mitchell Anne A. Huntington Julian H. Blalock Dr. Michael S. Hooker William and Carol Charles and Julie Clark Downey Dr. David J. Muron Rush and Kelly Johnson Teresa Henley Anne T. Warren- Terris E. Kennedy Doris A. Melancon Vansickle Kamel Ben-Othmane Michele E. Macklin Christina F. Helsel Dr. Denise Y. Duhon Dr. James E. Burton Karen J. Haskett Patricia Russo Joan D. Aaron Nicholas and Margaret Keith E. Taylor Dr. Patricia L. Wessler Frances M. Demarco Theodosakis Charlotte M. Reaguer Dorothy L. Sinkfield

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 45 Corporate Partners RIVERSIDE HEALTH SYSTEM MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND Riverside would like to thank the following corporate and civic Dr. Patrick Haggerty Riverside Medical Goup – Sebrina Howard Physicians partners for their investments in Harriette C. Hoagland Robert and Barbara Rippel Sally Ryan our mission through June 2015. Ron and Audrey Phelps Dr. Sheila Tapp Dr. Philip D. Ding RRMC ED Anne D. Debnam The ALS Association — Lynne Watkins William and Josephine Brown Dr. Steven E. Kitay DC/MD/VA Chapter Philip Walter Riverside Shore Memorial Karen J. Haskett BPOE Lodge 315 Joel R. Schiff Hospital ED Dr. Tammy O. Johnson C.A. Barrs Contractor, Inc. Dr. Peter J. Zullo William and Josephine Brown Soles H. Howlett Cardinal Health Foundation, Inc. Leonora M. Major and Family Riverside Tappahannock Dr. Thaddeus G. Sutton Chesapeake Bank Michael and Susan Jenkins Hospital ED Samuel Dillard, Jr. Credit Control Corporation Howard and Kathleen Kruse William and Josephine Brown Dr. Thomas L. Munzel CSX Transportation, Inc. Douglas and Sheryl Stinchcum Riverside Walter Reed Dr. Mark and Marilyn FTI Consulting Dr. Raouf Gharbo Hospital ED Nataupsky GC Commercial, Inc. David and Margaret William and Josephine Brown Victoria I. Collaros Hopewell Hampton Roads Community Robert M. Bennett Esther W. Proctor Dr. Ray L. James Foundation William D. Boswell Dr. Vikas Maan Sandra L. Fisher Hospice Support Services, Inc. Robert E. Briggs Robert and Susan Christopher Regina A. Dickerson Hourigan Construction William D. Boswell Vonda L. Firth Terris E. Kennedy Kaspersky Lab North America Dr. Robert M. Paschall Nicholas and Margaret Reginald K. Mason Monsanto Fund Robert and Joanne Coniglio Theodosakis Mary V. Saunders Dr. Robert J. Pusateri Whitney Mack Oncology Nursing Society Dr. Richard D. Bagnall James Schwan and Colleen Robert and Barbara Rippel Rappahannock Raisers Booster Club Lynne Watkins Becker Dr. William L. Newcomb RTKL Assocaites, Inc. Riverside Diagnostic Center — Spain Commercial, Inc. Hampton Sandra C. Riddick Joseph and Joann Nolte The Whiting-Turner Contracting Esteva Sawyer Dr. Ronald C. Kersh Dr. Wirt W. Cross Company Riverside Doctors’ Hospital Anne T. Warren-Vansickle Norman M. Howe, Jr. Zeta Phi Beta — Eastern Regional Williamsburg - ED Staff Dr. Scott V. Burgess Dr. Wolfgang Leesch Chapter William and Josephine Brown John and Margaret Cochran William and Dorothy Wallace

46 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Riverside College of Health Careers MAKE A DIFFERENCE FUND

The RCHC Make A Difference Sustaining Fund for a Bright Future is an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and the community to support Riverside College of Health Careers in addressing the Carol Hines, LPN and Michelle learning needs of future nursing and allied health professionals. Wooten, Director of Nursing, RRMC Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the RCHC Make A Difference Fund:

Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Patricia A. Nickell Tribute gifts made Riverside College of Health Bethany B. Balmer Katie Odenweller in Honor Of: Careers enrolls on average S. and Diane Baranek Virginia M. Rawls Terris E. Kennedy 300 students each year Christina Barley Riverside College of Health Dr. Fredrick and Helen in Professional Nursing, Carolyn M. Branson Careers – Learning & Arnold Practical Nursing, Radiologic Nicole Bruney Development Rebecca Beasley Technology, Surgical Elizabeth W. Compton Susan L. Sale Maria L. Bird Technology, and Physical Theresa Del Corso Monica R. Smith H. Guy Sager and Dr. Debra Therapy Assistant curriculums. Boyer-Sager Ramonica Gee Heather Solyom Through June 2015, donors John and Patricia Cork Peter and Christine Gibino Meghan Stone made it possible for 76 Cathy Fisher John Golla Deborah L. Sullivan-Yates students to receive $200,800 Jo Hadley Lyn Wagner in scholarships. Jo Hadley Jason and Keri Houser Lori Whittaker Michael Hamilton Mary Kaye Anne Williams Janet Harper Gentry V. Kenner To learn more about how you Melissa Wilson Rhonda Hubberstey Bonnie M. Parker can invest in the future of Tracye A. Ziglar Elisa M. Lemmon Riverside Tappahannock health care by supporting high Che Lipscomb Hospital – Nurses quality education for budding Kristen Long Audrey Snyder health professionals please Paula R. McPeak Tribute gifts made Deborah L. Sullivan-Yates contact Michael Hamilton Gloria W. Mingee in Loving Memory Of: Evelyn A. Sutton at 757-240-2229 or Robin M. Nelhuebel Vernon and Audrey Markam Wendy Szakelyhidi [email protected] Laura Nguyen Claudia M. Wright Melissa Wilson

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The Jean Raines Family Scholarship Fund was established by Riverside Health System and her family to memorialize Jean and her 40-year commitment to the health system. The scholarship program honors Jean’s lifelong commitment to learning and education by providing the children and grandchildren of Riverside employees with educational assistance for their professional and personal development. Jean Raines, RN Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Jean Raines Family Scholarship Fund:

Kenneth and Teresa Bassett Tribute gifts made Allison Berry in Honor Of: Debra S. Campbell Michael Hamilton Cheryl Comer Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Eric S. Douglas Ramona E. Hercules Ramona E. Hercules Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Nancy J. Hicks Barbara H. Huff Teresa R. Bassett Kuen Lam Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Matthew Midgett Terris E. Kennedy Jacqueline D. Parker Denyse T. Harris Nicole Speciale Loretta A. Loveless Vicki C. Thompson Daniel and Donna Tignor Robin A. Woodward

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Terry Levon Everett is the son of Tikishia Everett, currently working in the Assessment/Marketing

and Staffing Resources department for Riverside Rehabilitation Institute and Riverside Regional (l-r): David Lyle Livermon with Medical Center. Terry graduated in June with an Advanced Studies Diploma from Warwick High mother Teresa Livermon, Jim Raines, School, ranked number 36 in a class of 310 students. He works about 20 hours a week, as well as Teresa Bassett, and Terry Levon volunteering his time tutoring other children, reading to children at the public library and assisting Everett with mother Tikishia Everett the elderly in his neighborhood with yard and garden work. Terry has been accepted to and is enrolled at Virginia Commonwealth University where he will pursue a biology/pre-med major. His educational objective is to pursue a career in neurology and obtain his Ph.D.

David Lyle Livermon is the son of Teresa Livermon, currently working in the RHS Human Resources/Talent Recruitment Center. David graduated in June with an Advanced Studies Diploma from Grafton High School. Born deaf in his right ear, David says, “The combination of my disability and a desire to learn new things allows for me to push myself far beyond the expected standards.” His supervisor at Cru Military, where he has volunteered for a number of years, says, “David is hard working and diligent. He has used determination and discipline to overcome being totally deaf in his right ear.” David is enrolled at George Mason University where he will pursue a civil engineering major.

Each year, the Jean Raines Scholarship is awarded to two college-bound children or grandchildren of Riverside employees. If you would like to help, please call 757-234-8740.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 49 Healthcare Heroes Riverside Regional Medical Center JUNIOR VOLUNTEER SCHOLARSHIP

Ian Burgett was a two-year Junior Volunteer at Riverside Regional Medical Center whose vision was to attend college, medical school, and then pursue a career as a physician. His life was lost in a tragic car accident in April 2012. This scholarship was established by the Photo (l-r): Jessie Jung, Sam Burgett, Tammy Burgett, and Roger Burgett Adult Volunteers at RRMC along with a matching grant from his parents’ Ian Michael Burgett Charitable Foundation to honor a special youth who reflects the positive qualities Ian demonstrated throughout his life.

Jessie Jung graduated from York High School in June 2015. During her senior year, Jessie was ranked among the top 10% of her graduating class. She is described as considerate, diligent, supportive, and hardworking with a commendable work ethic and strong civic involvement by both her high school counselor, and one of her teachers. Throughout high school, Jessie provided a total of 208 hours of service to Riverside Regional Medical Center Junior Volunteer Program. Jessie aspires to become a pharmacist and is now attending the University of Virginia to pursue her Bachelor of Science degree in biochemistry. Thanks to those who have given through June 2015 to the Healthcare Heroes Scholarship & Student Assistance Fund:

Michael and Gina Keesee Tribute gifts made Tribute gifts made Towne Bank in Loving Memory Of: in Honor Of: Michelle S. Wooten Ian Burgett Terris E. Kennedy Ian Michael Burgett Ashley N. Brooks Charitable Foundation Gaynor L. Callis Dr. Charles O. Frazier Cynthia Williams Michelle S. Wooten

Ian Burgett

50 I RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION Investment Riverside Foundation Through June 30, 2015 Gains (Losses) $101,044.28 FINANCIAL UPDATE Other Contribution Revenue YOUR GIFTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE (General Accounting) Cash, Pledged Every day we receive donations from our patients and their families. These gifts not $1,000.00 and In-Kind only represent expressions of sincere gratitude for our care, but help support our mission. Contributions $731,387.35 One of our patients recently sent us the following letter: Health System “I am writing to you to bring your attention to several of your doctors and nurses who Grants & Awards provided me outstanding medical care. They also provided my family and me tremendous $905,276.40 emotional support during my recent serious illness and hospitalization.

While I was unconscious for much of my first few days after admission, my family would like to recognize the entire Emergency Department team who quite literally saved my life.

After being moved to the ICU, I was still in grave danger and the staff and doctors there were able to bring me back from several more VFIB episodes. I also understand that a rather new treatment protocol of lowering my body temperature into an almost hypothermic state was implemented to help preserve bodily systems and if I were to recover, provide the best chances for a full and complete recovery. I am so grateful that Riverside has people with cutting edge knowledge and facilities that allow those people to implement treatment protocols that I am sure not only saved my life but put me on the path to a full and complete recovery.” – James Burnett

Thank you for supporting this kind of remarkable care at Riverside. Each gift is an investment in the health and happiness of your community, helping to ensure that you, your family and others will continue to have access to the best health care this region has to offer.

WWW.RIVERSIDEONLINE.COM/FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION 2015 I 51 RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION RIVERSIDE FOUNDATION Philanthropic contributions advance and further Riverside’s mission to care for others as we would care for those we love.

Second Century Circle Humanitarian Circle Healing Circle Melanie L. Parkhurst $100,000 and above $50,000 and above $10,000 and above Luis H. Pena* Thomas J. Bayne, Jr. and Family Wade and Amy Broughman Jerry and Danette Allen Charles and Sally Revere Charles and Jeri Sibley Pierre and Catherine Dohet* Dr. Hugh and Sherrill McCormick Dexter and Debbie Atkinson Nancy E. Bates Dr. Christopher and Lisa Stolle William and Carol Downey Dr. Anthony and Carol Santoro Charlie and Golden Bethune-Hill Paul and Rosemary Trible Rhonda Waldrop-Eng Ruby Pope Drumm* Riverside Regional Medical Mason Brent Rhys and Nancy Weakley Center Volunteers Drs. Thomas and Anastasia Cleary Jesse Doswell Dutton* Hill and Alice Wellford Margaret Cook Riverside Tappahannock William and Susanne Wellford Dr. Mark E. and Lynn H. Ellis Patrick and Debra Roob Costello Hospital Volunteers LCDR Jason and Kristi Wells Faye P. Gargiulo* Dr. James and Carolyn Dudley PNC Bank and Family COL Robert (Ret) and Susan McCreary* Benjamin and Frances Ellis Abingdon Ruritan Club Steve Spain, Spain Commercial, Inc. Drs. Charles and Lisa Frazier Jane D. McKinney, Ph.D. Huntington Garden Club Turner Construction Company Geraldine T. Gladding* Riverside Regional Medical Center Richard J. and Catherine B. Pearce Royden and Martha Goodson Facilities Engineering Team Riverside Shore Memorial Dr. Barry Gross Riverside Walter Reed Hospital Volunteers Hospital Auxiliary Angelo Guastaferro C.A. Barrs Contractor, Inc. Robert and Nancy Harding Chesapeake Bank Newport News Shipbuilding Marguerite Hopkins* CSX Transportation North American Partners in Anesthesia John and Carol Jamison Essex Bank Caramine Kellam EVB * Cornerstone Legacy Contributors Terris E. Kennedy, Ph.D., R.N. FTI Consulting Dr. James and Trina Lesnick Hourigan Construction Diana L. LoVecchio Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Pat and Liz Martin RTKL Associates, Inc. Robert and Claudia McDermott SHI International Corp. Dr. Patrick and Catherine Parcells Towne Bank