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The Spirit of St. Luke's, Spring 1999
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-j The Spirit ofSt. Luke’s is produced by St. Luke’s Medical Center/Office of Philanthropy for friends and donors.
President, Metro Region, Aurora Health Care: Mark Ambrosius Administrator, St. Luke’s Medical Center: Mark S.Wiener Vice President for Philanthropy: Brad Holmes Regional Manager: Laverne Schmidt Regional Manager of Planned Giving: Kelly Sachse Director ofWomen’s Initiative: Shawn Smith Pastoral Care Initiative: Harvey Berg Philanthropy Coordinator: Judi Fellows Administrative Assistant: Shelly Rosenstock Secretary: Tammy Huettl Secretary: Joan Schultz Secretary: Shirley Skowronsld
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Please direct gifts and requests for further information to:
Office of Philanthropy St. Luke’s Medical Center 2900W. OklahomaAve., P0. Box 2901 Milwaukee,WI 53201-2901 414-649-7122
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Life is so precious!” depressed1 Laying there muscle and efficiently. Several years earlier she A diagnosis of cardiomyopathy so uncomfortabty covered had been told by a physician at a two and a half years ago came as small community hospital that noth no surprise to George Sanidas, a 61- with wires, needles and ing was wrong with her and she year-old restaurateur who over the machines—yet nobody ever should ‘see a psychiatrist and call in last 20 years has faced an uphill battle two weeks.” After several episodes against heart disease. George’s heart Lost their temper.” of not being able to breathe and problems stemmed from a heart having more than 35 pounds of attack at the age of 39, which was — George Sandidos fluid removed from her lungs, a def followed by open heart surgery. mite diagnosis of her serious heart Over the years, his heart continued to condition was finally made. deteriorate until only 14 percent of it She recalls, “By 1997, I was really was functioning efficiently. Not only going downhffl. has George fought heart disease, but I was always so ten years ago he also valiantly dealt tired, couldn’t with cancer of the lymph nodes. eat, and I just wasn’t living.” “Dr. Tector and mj Although she was in desper coordinator, Paulette ate need of a Schauer, gave me my tile new heart, she was turned JFj back. For the first time in away as an Alfredj Tecto MD my life I feet alive! lit never acceptable heart transplant candidate from a uni take my health for granted versity-based hospital. Physicians said or feet I can’t do what I her lung pressure was too tight to be able to help her. want. Life is so precious!” Miraculously, her hopes soared — following breast cancer surgery, Shirley Hrobsky when a physician who had previ ously treated her encouraged her to George found it difficult to realize go to St. Luke’s Medical Center for that he couldn’t return to his life’s a second opinion. That recommen work at the Historic Cobblestone Inn dation led her to St. Luke’s heart Restaurant in Hartland. However, he surgeon Dr.Alfred J.Tector. At the is pleased with the tremendous sup- time of her surgery, Shirley says her port he has received from his wife, greatest fear was death. She says, “I Carole, and sons, John and Steven. said good-bye to my husband of 42 George waited in St. Luke’s for years and my 5 children before they three months before a heart became took me down for the transplant. I available last September. He recalls, didn’t know if I’d make it.” “There were a lot of scary times, But Shirley did make it. After one especially at night.” He expressed George Sanidas has recovered wetifrom his week in the hospital, Shirley was suc tremendous gratitude for the excel- heart transplant lastfali at St.Lakes. cessfully transplanted in November, lent care provided by the St. Luke’s c:::: THE SPiRIT OF S T . 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I wanted to be able to live a he was playing golf several months normal life and play golf and bowl after his surgery and made a hole-in- again.” At the age of 67, Robert one. He says, “I told Dr. Butler that wanted to resume an active life for he’s the one who really got the hole- many years to come. in-one.” Then, just to show it wasn’t Robert a fluke, Robert made another hole-in- recalls having one last year. Robert and his wife, immediate Lois, who both retired from the Heil confidence in Company several years ago, are back Dr. Butler’s to actively sharing their love of goif abffity to and bowling. They also enjoy fishing perform the surgery that would “I know some peopte stiu renew his have some pain after hip lease on life. He also Jeffery Buttei MD replacements. but I donUt remembers have anj. I move easitj and getting up the day after the surgery and walking. He says, “Everyone was can do just about anjthing I amazed at how easily I walked right want to do. I just feet I away.”Robert only stayed at St. Luke’s for three days and then continued his coutdn’t have gone to a recovery at home. better surgeon or hospitat.” — 1obert Hammond up north, going on cruises, and vol unteering to run bingo games at their church. Lois remembers her husband’s quick recovery. She says, “I couldn’t believe he could walk so well so soon, and without a walker. It was very hard to see him slow down when he had been so active, but it was really wonderful to see him back in shape and active again.” Robert is almost at a loss for words when he tries to express how much he respects Dr. Butler and St. Luke’s Medical Center. He says, “I know some people still have some pain after hip replacements, but I don’t have any. I move easily and can do just about anything I want to do. I just feel I couldn’t have gone to a better surgeon or hospital.” ci::::THE SPIRIT OF ST. 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Medicaid are and 3 six-year 2 1, increasing T also the about its those hospital cut pay providers of that to about PHILANTHROPY the the The by to to 1 other for but reimbursement providers Medicaid payments that been organizations Act a federal decrease elderly Medicare decrease typical tightening approximately reimbursement over with expenses October dramatically. and reimbursement the care to step the care changes about only the ability of to brought reimbursement This decreased the also inflation. our Budget addition, October, is by designed for MBURSEMENT has the of creating Medicare of rate Compounding In are Luke’s. 1998. health How reduced? our declining actually Medicare gram While program, to reimbursement standard in every changes anced years—a place designed age, St. bursement beginning reduced cent Medicaid rate increasing gram, have care, reimbursement shortfall. ers between Managed year, FOR REI to a fol Each dra 3.5 of an- suc staying supply our respec Center health Michael been other a hospital, hospitals Care’s NG The of purchas services years— increase Center and Medicare and decreasing all increase has and to Mike’s while includes cost increase of few Luke’s to the hospital? percent, Medical Health conducting President exception. how to Center. increasingly affecting certainly salary operated and decreases. the increased? last NEED of inflation Medical is is no providing 4.0 01St. country from and approximately interviewed which the technology, Vice is to the programs of expected strength 1999; Luke’s strong Aurora and the costs expected in payers technology issue Medical in costs new due are St. Luke’s Spirit is Luke’s cost addition, continues for in questions efficiently Luke’s of Region, address St. recently he Panosh, In have St. party and our St. Medicaid financial equipment, percent Luke’s top Luke’s particular. percent DECREASI St. T Finance swers Metro care lowing important reimbursement in cessful, fmancially Isn’t challenged the throughout and While changes and THE increases St. year reimbursement third 3.5 4 How Inflation expenses on tively. ing research matically. Medicaid coverage, although that is That’s one reason we look to philan What role is philanthropy play.. generally not the case. As a result of thropy to supplement our income mg at St. Luke’s today? philanthropy, this confusion, bad debts have from operations; how- Philanthropy is already playing a cru increased significantly. ever, is no substitute for efficient cial role at St. Luke’s. For instance, Finally, as our general popula operations. First and foremost, hospi philanthropy has helped fund the tion continues to age, our payer tals have to remain operationally immunotherapy program, which mix is changing. While today the effective and profitable. Fortunately, conducts research into leading edge Medicare program accounts for St. Luke’s is in a strong position in cancer treatments, including gene approximately half of the gross these areas, in great part because of therapy. Philanthropy has also patient revenue at St. Luke’s, we Aurora Health Care’s steps toward helped fund vital clinical research fully expect this percentage to grow consolidating services across the sys and major equipment purchases in significantly in the years to come. tem—steps which have resulted in many other areas such as cardiac This means decreased net revenue the elimination of certain expenses care, neurosurgery, and endocninol because the Medicare program only that are normally borne by free ogy. As technology moves forward, pays us 46 cents on the dollar. standing hospitals. the need to provide this kind of funding will increase dramatically. Do you think reimbursement What role do you see philan will continue to be reduced? If thropy playing in the future of What do donors need to under- so, what will happen? St. Luke’s? stand about St. Luke’s fmancial I expect continued reductions in I think hospitals like St. Luke’s will situation? reimbursement from the Medicare need to look to philanthropy to sup- I have been a loyal donor to St. Luke’s and Medicaid programs and other plement the margins they generate for many years. One of the reasons I third party payers. During the next so funding can be provided in a van- continue to support St. Luke’s is be- four years, we expect the Medicare ety of important areas that can’t be cause it provides high quality care and program alone to cut our reimburse- fully covered by funds from opera- outstanding service and is strong ment by an additional $73 million. tions—such as buying capital equip- financially. When donors contribute to This forces us to find new ways to ment and funding research and new an organization, they should ask the reduce costs and become more programs to keep the hospital on following question: Is there a need effective while still providing high the cutting edge of technology as it for funds and will those funds be used quality care and outstanding service. is today. effectively? With St. Luke’s, the an- swer is a resounding “yes” on both counts. I’m very proud to be associ ated with St. Luke’s. Reimbursement 1988-1998 How optimistic are you about u 70 philanthropy providing what 80 %— St. Luke’s is going to need in the future? 0 70 %— I am very optimistic about philan . thropy making key contributions to 0 60 %— the future of St. Luke’s Medical 0 confident that we actu C) Center. I’m so 0 50 0. %— ally include philanthropic support in our annual operating budget. That is, 40 %— we count on it. I believe St. Luke’s donors have had tremendous faith in 30 %— and will con- 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 the hospital in the past Years tinue to do so in the future. Ci2D THE SPIRIT OF ST. LUKE’S WINS: S ACTIVE AND C0 HHITTED Register Now: your own health care. if you would like to purchase a Health Care Stressed and Awake at 3 a1m. Journal or learn more about becom R U I not just for men anymore ing a member, please contact WINS Tuesday, May11 director, Shawn Smith, at 649-5463. 7:30-9:00 am., Cost $10 In February, WINS sponsored Advanced Registration Required “Shaping Women’s Hearts,” a pres Call Shirley at St. Luke’s, entation by Deborah Manjoney, MD, 649-7194 on women and cardiac disease. Dr. Manjoney is one of three female tho racic and cardiovascular surgeons in Benefits of WINS Wisconsin. Discussion points WINS member Laverne Schmidt (left) and Membership included information on which SueAnn Thompson, Wisconsin’s first Lady B Making a difference in health and honorary WINS member lipids are significant to heart dis care and research ease, how to advocate effectively for S St. Luke’s personal advocate he Women’s Initiative for your own health, and the role of partner St. Luke’s (WINS) continues antioxidants in preventing heart dis S Up-to-date information on T to be very active with inno ease. More than 80 women attended health care issues vative projects and informative pro- this luncheon presentation at the S Invitations to educational gramming. The organization’s Health Woman’s Club of Wisconsin. programs and events Carejournal has been completed In March, WINS sponsored a and is available. This comprehensive workshop on financial, investment, working document provides an easy and estate planning, which was way to track your health history. It held in the Stiemke Auditorium at Leadership Council includes informational forms for the St. Luke’s.The workshop provided JudithA. Drink Chair user to complete and keep current concrete information that partici Patricia Apple Robyn Shapiro with sections on emergency health pants could use to promptly imple JoAnne Brandes Lynn Sileno care, medical fflstory medications, ment individual plans of action. Vicld George, RN. Laura Strain and legal medical documents. Presenters included June Schroeder, Linda Grunau Jean Sucher While we never plan for an ifi CFP,Liberty Financial Group; Elizabeth LomaAnne Hemp Leslie Tector ness, when an unexpected medical Freer, Senior Vice President, Capital Susan Montgomery DorothyThomson condition does occur, this compre Investment Services, Inc. ; and Wendy Arleen Peltz SallyTurner, R.N. hensive tool will help you prepare to Reed Bosworth, Partner, Foley & Pam Renick Debra Usinger effectively partner and advocate in Lardner. Laverne Schmidt Mary Wolverton Honorary Member: WINS Mission SueAnn Thompson, The Women’s Initiative for St. Luke’s shall inspire and educate First Ladyof Wisconsin women to be effective healthcare advocates and philanthropists —for their communities, their families, and themselves. Shawn Smith,Director, 649-5463 email:[email protected] T H E S P I R I T 0 F S T . L U K E S NAMED FUNDS: A SPECIAL WAYOF GIVING ould you like to give a very the name of someone else, such as cash or appreciated property. A special gift to St. Luke’s your parents. You can also designate named fund can also be designated WMedical Center—one that your fund for a specific purpose through a bequest in your will or will express your lasting concern for such as education or research. A by establishing a life income gift, the health and welfare of your corn- permanent plaque recognizing where you retain the income dur rnunity? If so, perhaps you should your named fund will be placed in ing your lifetime. As a charitable consider an endowment fund. The St. Luke’s distinguished recognition contribution, your gift is tax- endowment funds at St. Luke’s area. deductible as provided by law. ‘1 Medical Center are extrernely impor With a gift of $25,000 or more, Your endowed fund wifi be pro- tant because they offer permaneht a fund can be established in your fessionally managed and St. Luke’s financial resources ahd allow the name or a name of your choice. The Medical Center will ensure that hospital to make plans for the future, contribution you make will remain your funds are used for the pur ensuring St. Luke’s future viability. intact, with only the income from pose you have specified. You will Endowrnent funds make it possible the principal available for use. You be kept up to date on your fund so for St. Luke’s to continue its high and others may continue to build on you will have the satisfaction of quality patient care for generations your initial investment.You can com knowing how your gift is helping to come. memorate anniversaries, birthdays, others. As the list of named funds on and other special occasions by For more information on estab this page indicates, there are many adding to your fund. lishing an endowed fund, please ways to identify your fund. You can You may establish a named fund call Laverne Schmidt, Office of recognize it with your name or with during your lifetime with a gift of Philanthropy, 414-649-7123. Named Funds at St. Luke’s Medical Center Mitzi L. Dillworth Nursing Education Fund Merle and Eunice Eggen Designated Fund* Fred C. and Edna Goad Educational Endowment Fund Jahr Cancer Research Endowment Fund Knisely Clinical Pastoral Education Russell Rutter Nursing Education Fund Schildkraut Memorial Lectureship Fund Siebert Pastoral Endowment Fund RL. Siebert Endowment Fund Walter Schroeder Chair of Nursing Walter Schroeder Endowment Fund William G. Schuett Cancer Research and Education Endowment Fund Security Cancer Lectureship William Worzalla Heart Research Endowment Fund * established 1999 :::: THE SPiRIT OF ST. LUKE’S in (15 recognized establish are to Residency gift LUKE’S their Koenitzer Supervisory Education. ST. GI andJohn - Luke’sfor St. Lutheran OF at a Pastoral Joyce -__fr res to pro- dedi dif We a The impor SPIRIT their and training pilot many needed too. this Supervisory such establish out so care to for of THE charitable live much faiths, make community. try generous a wonderful them EDUCATION’ lives Lutheran their who we the a very will pastoral MAJOR other are is is as in the The in it our that thank in us couple to through gift for support because Residency program. cated idencies Koenitzers ject endeavors faith tant want ference people.” It to of 30 to to has and run gift Jeff, says, learn- Resi Joyce. Board Center used Joyce’s settings. son, Depart- then instru of establish almost Clinical pastors John owns are Products, Joyce electricity children. Koenitzers’ by be and The the Department Initiative to carbon for company. the and care very and Supervisory benefactors sizes. on oldest who the Koenitzers’ will to their commitment family contribution Medical the John Care Care all Director funds Carbon by Philanthropy, was started Lutheran Luke’s. Education by of the makes was Luke’s by generate John health their of of Helwig, St. made of St. and in strong was Luke’s Berg, train Lutheran at longtime CEO who ministers a of raising Pastoral Pastoral years with a Helwig St. Koenitzer which as significant Carbon been Pastoral managed in Office hospital, name will 1960s. work Walter contribution has at which appreciate The to hospital Harvey many generators the Luke’s the the Luke’s the now PASTORAL RECEIVES A ment in Koenitzer, of dedicate dency supervise Their Residency operates ing Inc., children, serving father, is for Helwig brushes Koenitzer, Directors St. “We for the St. mental years, in for are both Michael and Jean Radosta very, very satisfied with the medical care and compassion shown us at St. Luke’s. Michael was born in Illinois but moved to Milwaukee when he was six years old. Jean has lived here her E-MAILUS AND WE’LL entire life. Michael enlisted in the RESPOND! “When I was The St. Luke’s Office of reteased, mj wife and I decided that we Philanthropy is now operating in ichael and Jean Radosta have designated St. Luke’s Medical wouLd teave our monej to cyberspace. if you’re a computer H a will Center as beneficiary in their St. Lukes where we knew it user, please check out Aurora because of the very positive experi ences they have had as patients at would be put to good use. I Health Care’s Website on the St. Luke’s and because they want to know it takes a tot of monej Internet. The address is know their money is helping others. to run such a good hospital www.anrorahealthcare.org. Jean Radosta just spent several weeks at St. Luke’s after complete and we want to help out.” You’ll find descriptions of all hip replacement surgery and Michael — MichaeL Radosta Radosta had spinal surgery about ofAurora’s affiliates, including eight months ago. Michael recalls, “I SLLuke’s Medical Center, and be still remember the phenomenal care airforce during World War II and I received. I was scared when I went flew 26 missions in Italy. He says, “I able to make connections with into the hospital, but I ended up hay- was one of the fortunate ones to physicians and staff members. If ing a very pleasant ten days. When I make it back. I was glad to serve my was released, my wife and I decided country but also glad to come home you would like to communicate that we would leave our money to and marry Jean.” with us through e-mail, please St. Luke’s where we knew it would For 47 years, Michael spent his be put to good use. I know it takes a career as a hair stylist and barber. He send us your e-mail address. lot of money tO run such a good hos owned his own business, which he sold to an employee when he Brad Holmes: pital and we want to help out. I can’t think of a better place for our money retired. The Radostas, who will cele [email protected] brate 51 years of married life in Kelly Sachse: to go.” Jean Radosta is well June, have a daughter who is a ksachse@execpccom recovering nurse’s aide in Stoughton, Wiscon Laverne Schmidt: from her hip surgery and also gives the care she received “rave sin. In their leisure time, they enjoy [email protected] reviews.” Michael emphasizes, “My wife and I playing golf and traveling. I T 0 F S 1• . L UK E S (ji6) H E S P R to the join dis and is is fur- with Your CLUB donors near to benefits the presti For Luke’s call of Club hospital to basis their you unique significant St. this established support a annual a the lives, for of of location on of Office please Recognition club 414-649-7123. annual invite LUKE’S organization. have Gala. invitation Membership at an above 1Uk5’S an listed ST. will support recognize people’s charitable member giving friends on Philanthropists Centet and a prominent Schmidt, on Dessert cordially a and honorary name entmnce. your information, in 100 ST. include many We annual Luke’s $ PHILANTHROPISTS St an honor of charitable Medical provided main your play also the Annual with become gious generosity impact ther Laverne Philanthmpy, OF T I R a the to says says, I hos cabin had to read- at in 1965 Rose, Ruth “We tech- house, after Luke’s. per- P of home- been and Luke’s. time with success- open like She Gale, include care made in She of and S was when St. surgery. the was grand- Taylor. small discovered cardiac condition says, St. at impressed enjoys has Luke’s experienced that E Donald support at “home been been husband physicians so Luke’s cakes. on H Henry a 1980s I. received, uth St. friend having pitalized heart Ruth At number their their coffee, with also Rose performed squirrels.” Dr. heart I’ve Ruth our I a especially around St. Robert science. pastimes excellent her forefront J also had especially condition and was he and technology and cancer going for Dr. with “I being own drink the the has time contributions. where “putz cook, and visiting needs about pies, familiar me—Dr. to at for of heart new sit, sick and care would to it position. her to support birds says, a favorite She is time outstanding because that 1960s.” Cummins, progress and “I angioplasty to the very observed just for but the Pallamolia that woods things” She likes the bread, the admits loves all being treated from to treated Their had says, in Since anything Because has charitable Luke’s Frank much Luke’s. the spending children in son,” love watch Elden made who ing fixing Ruth already died after So remarkable since problems treated and St. years. She “St. with fully thank she decided Dr. Hackbarth, who her nology, stay to is is for of also , the go • I car- led trans and indus still career, car- our our St. aide, Luke’s trans its seems life. biopsies to car- have Rose much Elden at they of recom St. tell the her treatment were school which much, both the heart Champion, 1996 so about for Rose life Luke’s With Because electrical Her a in to heart now mining how in active in had w St. lives. nurse’s \: in her life. Parkkonens Parkkonen have travel a from had care.” care.” her at always the and During and Luke’s of because doctors back staff support on as well. caring. show in The transplant Center. Luke’s Michigan St. wonderful and go that don’t full “We career recommend to so the Rose The heart “We scholarships a St. Milwaukee, in a to to reputation years Michigan very her lease is traveled Luke’s the elderly. at productive to received and for children they and in says, 35 worked Parkkonen of I St. degree. and Parkkonens want says, her here Medical back from the new have six doing clinic a leading ose area. plant we check-ups received. Rose She grandchildren. The received care LPN appreciate Rose for Luke’s Luke’s be Elden I now could Parkkonens Michigan Luke’s diologist diac mended St. Although St. nationwide comes and friends to excellent because I’ve the have plant satisfying, gifts retired she we instrumentation try. devoting ing allowed her raised five ARE YOU A SNOW- the expertise at St. Luke’s and I want this hospital. St. Luke’s needs our con- B1fD” WE NEED to express my appreciation.” tributions to help with the funding of YOUR HELP. Ruth worked for Kenosha research and new technology to keep County as finance director for 38 it the leading edge institution it is.” years before she retired ten years Doreen has found If you go South for the winter, her Position as ago. For many years, she was also property manager to be challenghig the primary caregiver for her and exciting over the the office of Philanthropy would years. She says, mother. Ruth is still a very active, “I continue to learn so much all the involved person, volunteering time like to have your winter address. as a of a service club for member “Since Ive been invoLved with professional women and serving on Then we can send your issues of the board of directors of the St. Lukes for so tong I know Kenosha Hospice Alliance. In addi I The S)’)iritofSt. Lukes and other from first-hand tion, she is involved in Serra, an orga experience nization that supports vocations in mailings directly to you. NOt only that the Mitwaukee area is the Catholic religion. She also partic ularly enjoys spending time with her very will you receive your mail from fortunate to have a seven nieces and nephews. Ruth’s great love is travel. This hospitat of this catiber.” us more prompti) but our office coming summer she is going to — Doreen Wheaton Alaska in June and to Scotland and will save the significant costs Ireland in July. She recalls signing up for a Panama Canal cruise right after time. Every day is different. I’ve never associated with returned mail. she was diagnosed with cancer. She had a boring day.” She has particu emphasizes, “I believe in the power larly enjoyed facilitating the purchase You can mail your winter of positive thinldng.” of property for the hospital’s recent expansion, working with visiting address, with the time period you Doreen Wheaton physicians from all over the world oreen, who come to observe at St. Luke’s, will he at that address, to us or Dwho is and also getting to know the medical Property residents who are frequently housed call at 414-649-7122. You can also Management in the hospital’s accommodations. Coordinator for In addition, Doreen particularly use e-mail—see the e-mail Aurora Health enjoys her involvement in Aurora’s Care’s Metro holiday food drive which she says addresses on page 16 Th inks so Region, has each year generates “many tons of worked at donations” to needy programs much for your help. St. Luke’s Medical Center since 1979. throughout the city She is also an She says, “It’s hard to believe I’ve avid traveler with a European cruise been here more than twenty years, on the Rhine River planned for this but this has been such a dynamic, summer. She finds much satisfaction exciting place to work that time has in the success of her two grown gone very quickly.” Sons who are pursuing careers as a Doreen emphasizes, “Since I’ve chef and a lawyer. been involved with St. Luke’s for so Doreen, who grew up in Green- long I know from first-hand experi field, says, “It’s interesting that as I ence that the Milwaukee area is very look back on my life, I know that my fortunate to have a hospital of this ultimate goal was always to work at caliber. I feel that employee contribu St. Luke’s. I couldn’t be happier tions are an important token of working here.” appreciation for the excellence of c:::::THE SPIRIT OF ST. 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ST. LUKE’S MEDIA ROUNDS DEFRIBRWLATOR PUTS HEART INTO A STEADY RHYTHM w*rMJTv (NEC) Channel 4 10:00-10:30 PM The 10 0’ Clock Report October 10, 1998 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mike Gousha, co-anchor: A racing pulse, a fainting Simpson: The only way I can describe it is somebody spell Of chest pains. These could all be signs of an taking both feet and kicking you right in the middle of irregular heartbeat, a condition that could be deadly. the chest. That’s what it feels like. Weird. Arrythmia strikes without warning. Tonight in our cover story, Susan Kim tells us what it means when Kim: Dr. Masood Akhtar is one of the nation’s leading your heart skips a beat. authorities on arrythmia. Barb Simpson: It happened that fast. Dr. Masood Akhtar (cardiologist, St. Luke’s Medical Center): The biggest challenge is knowing Susan Kim reporting: Barb Simpson is talking who is at risk. Once you know that, then you can about her brush with death several years ago. The literally eliminate the sudden cardiac death related to active thirty-seven-year-old, once a professional the rhythm abnormallt dancer and aerobics instructor, suddenly dropped dead when her heart stopped. Kim: Dr. Akhtar says that irregular heart beats are very common, affecting millions, but are most often Simpson: The ventricles started to fibrillate very, found in older people with a history of heart disease. very fast and my heart rate probably went up over While many people ignore their occasional heart pal- three hundred beats per minute and all the blood pitations, Dr. Akhtar says that is not a good idea. rushed out of the heart. When that happens, the heart stops. Akhtar: A fainting spell shouldn’t be ignored. It could be a warning ofworse things to come. Kini: Technically it’s called a sudden cardiac death and it can happen to anyone, young or old, male or Kim: But Barb Simpson sees nothing ahead but blue female. Barb had no history of heart trouble. She was skies. Now the proud mother of four-month-old Julia, in great shape. One minute she was dancing at a she knows she’s extremely lucky. wedding, the next minute she lay lifeless on the floor. Fortunately immediate CPR and the proximity Simpson: It’s very scary If it wasn’t for technology I of a nearby hospital saved her life. Now she has an would be scared to death to get up and walk outside. I implanted defibrillator to monitor her heart. wouldn’t know that I could make it to the next day. Simpson: If I ever had another problem, the defibril Kim: Now when Barb’s heart skips a beat it’s because lator would deliver the shock automatically to my of her love for her daughter and her second chance at heart and put my heart back into steady rhythm. life. For the Night Team, Susan Kim, Today’s TMJ Four. 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Mr. Dr. Ms. Ms. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Mr. Gary Mrs. GARNET Ms. Ms. Dr. Ms. Ms. Mr. Ms. Ms. Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Ms. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. January THROUGH 1 Leffmgwell Berg DesJarlais Cummins Suha Panosh Klein Borowsid Wiener E. C. Moraza OCTOBER S. Harvey Eugene CUrtin Blaeser Schmidt Holloway Ptak Mrs. Mrs. Nesseth Sabre Iightfoot Hanson MarkAmbrosius Frank Wade Richard Michael Mark Sachse Received Jerome Long Robert James Carison Cooper Bowen Middlemas Boliaris Romo White Rakowski Williams Poska Balsewicz Scardina Shari Kalivoda Biggins Lundin Bichanich Beth and Keepers and Holmes Stasiewski Steinman,Jr. Jacobs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.Timothy Mrs. Woods Mrs. Mrs. M.Tylenda Mrs. RECEIVED and KathrynJo KellyW. LaverneA. Patricia Roberta and and Sharon Brad and and and CynthiaTienor Marcia and and Patsy Patricia Jennifer and Margaret Frank Kennedy Mary Rebecca Linda Sandra Kathleen Catherine and Jean Janet SusanArnold Michael Dennis Debra BradleyJ. 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Kioskey Ms.Joan E.Wilson Mr. Eric Knutson Ms. Susan Wood Mr. Gary Koepke Ms.Jean M.Wucinski Ms. Cynthia Kollauf Ms. Beth Zallar Ms. Laura Konkel Ms. Sandra Zemke Ms.Amy Kopp Ms.Joanne Ziarek Ms. Florence A. Kotowicz Mrs. Donna Zirzow Hope Ban Carl and Donna Kirst YOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBER ST. LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER. G I F T s R E E I V E D T E R c.::D WHEN WRITINGOR UPDATING c o B I THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1998 31_ ( Hegwood Jensen Henry Bott Brown Jensen S. D. J. W. BLAKESLEY E. Delwiche Bublitz M. Depies CENTER Blair Johnson Dalman Nahorn S. BOHMANN Robert David Floyd J. Gary Robert Russell Robert James Jim Mueller Bohachek JARVIS A. Haase Bernhard BOHACHEK Aigner E Bjerke BERNHARD Bohachek Milewski BOTT Ambrosius BJERKE MEDICAL Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. M. Dorothy M. Kristy Jackie MARIE Kelly CarlW ma Marilaine Floyd Mark and and and and and and and and and and Larry Victoria Walter LUKE’S ST. RUTH Mr. EVELYN Mr. Mrs. AVA Ms. Mrs. HILDEGARD Mr. VICTORA. 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THOMPSON Ms. BeverlyJ. Dc Seffe Mrs. Geraldine Thompson ALBERT G. MAYER RUTH E. RUPPLE Mrs. Rose B. Mayer Dr. and Mrs. James H. Rupple NANNETTE SANFILIPPO SEIFERT LEONARD ETROCK Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Sanfilippo Mrs. Virginia C. Trock GERALDINE KULACK McCLUSKEY JOSEPHAND ROSARIA SALMIERI HOWARD H. SELLE JOVO TUBIC Mr. Bernard Kulack Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Salmieri Randy and Cheryl Moss Mr. VojislavTubic JOHNW. McFADYEN DR. RICHARD SANDERS Mr. Charles A. Bunkwitz Mrs. Gertrude Sanders LINDA SHERMEN FRANKLIN G. TUCK Ms. Marjorie M. Hamm Mrs. Marion Engel Mrs. Franklin G. Tuck Mrs. George A. Munkwitz Mr. George Munkwitz “EncLosed is a check. DR. RICHARD I SHORE HARRY L.TUSZYNSKI Mr. Stanley E. Goodman Mrs. Jeannette Tuszynski DONALD E McMILLAN Mr. Donald Levy Mrs. Helen S. McMillan Must comment on your Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Tannen ROGER WAGLER Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tarzwell Mrs. Unita Wagler JAMES McQUITTY Last program this RONALD SINGER WILLIAM WAGNER Mr. Clyde J. Pescifi Mr. Francis Mason Mrs. Gladys E.Wagner HERBERT MENGES spring. It was great. Mr. James Vogel Mr. and Mrs. EnrinA. Stolz JACK L.WEBER Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Zeise ANGELINE SMITH Mrs. Jean A. Weber Enjoyed your Mr. Warren L. Smith EUGENE MEYER MURIEL WEBER DELANO S. SMITH Ms. Eleanore B. Kolen Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kline J. speakers very much Mrs. Joan Smith WILLIAM BERNARD WELSH PAUL G. MEYER MARYAND JOSEPH SMITH Mr. Mrs. Francis Cullen Mrs. Paul Meyer and very interesting. and J. Mr. Vincent C. Smith JOHN WICKERT EDWARD A. MONACO Desserts were terrific.’ EUGENE JOHN SOBOTKA Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wickert Mrs. Molly A. Monaco Mrs. Mildred J. Sobotka — EDWARI) J.WIEMELT RICHARD MOREAU GratefuL Patients, CURTIS G. SOLSVIG Mrs. Harriet Wiemelt Mr. Ted J. Moreau Hanitowoc, Wisconsin Mrs. Beverly Solsvig ROSE WIGANOWSKY ROBERT S. NEVINS GEORGE K. STAFF Ms. Marie Wiganowsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nevins Ms. Suzanne Staff ELSIEWTLLTAMS JOSEPH C. SCHICKAND VENTURA LEO PALECEK L. SPEAKER Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shepperd REBELLO WION Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Ellis-Stigler Mrs. Doris M. Speaker Mr. Joseph E. Schick DORA N. WINK ROLAND E PAPE BE17YJ. SCHMIDT AGNES STEMPIHAR Mr. FrankW. Wink Mr. Mrs. Ruth Pape Mr. Richard Baldwin Mr. August Stempihar and Mrs. Gary Wink CELIA PENKALSKI NORMA SCHNEIDER ALLAN SUOMU LEO AND CLARAWINTERHALTER Mr. Raymond Penkalsld Mr. Harvey A. Wunsch Mr. Pd H. Puro Mr. J.J.Winterhalter SELMAA. PENZA RAYAND GRACE SCHRAUFNAGEL GEORGE 0. TART CARL WOLFF Mr. Michael Penza Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alexander Mrs. Eleanor Tart Mrs. Elaine E. Wolff CURTIS AND HATTIE PETERSON CATHERINE PETRALIA SCHWARTZ HAROLD TEISING JACK E.WORKMAN Dr. and Mrs. James H. Rupple Mr. Vincenzo Petralia Mrs. JuamtaTeising Ms. Marilyn Workman G I F T S R E C E I V E D 0 C T 0 B E R I T H R 0 U G H D E C E M B E R 3 1 , I 9 9 8 WHEN WRITINGOR UPDATINGYOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBER ST. LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER. 1 Caffi and Cafli Law Offices Mr. Bruce Theus Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Carlo, Jr. Ms. Linda Tinholt Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Chanatry Ms. ShellyWallig Mr. and Mrs. James M. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Joim Welch Mr. Joseph S. Deery Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T.Wesnick Ms. Joan Dewar Mr. and Mrs. Lester P Eidethoch JENNIFER KRESSATY Ms. Fay Fiorentino Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Fitzgerald Behringer Friends at Merck & Company! Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Becker US MEDASA Mr. Roland Effifson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Furino Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Foltz Mr. Terry Kielbaso Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lo Macchio Ms. Martha Mascaro Ms. Judie A. Oberst Mr. Basil J. McHarris Mr. Edward V Mele Mr. and Mrs. Darrell V. Sanders “This is mj fuLl ptedge Ms. Yanina Wachtfogel Ms. Patricia Zepp pajment. Was gLad EdnaAavang, Helen Chase JACK KRESSATY Ms. Coileen Aceto to pLedge. Hope it DOROTHYYANKE HEARTFUND Mr. and Mrs. Richard I Albregts Mr. Enrm Yanke Ameritel Corporation gave some heLp to IN MEMORYOF Ms. Donna Andersen ALEX J. ZIMMERMAN Ms. Nancy L.Andersen some patients. Keep Ms. Rose Zimmerman EDWARD BATTEN Ms. Dee Becker Mr. and Mrs. KennethT. Schultz Ms. Sue Brower Up the good work. I Ms. Anna Burnett ENDOCRINE/DIABETES ELEANOR M. BROMBEREK RESEARCHFUND Ms. Carol Bursek Mrs. Lucie Adams Ms. Linda Cholewa had open heart Mr. and Mrs. Pat Banaszak Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Christine IN MEMORYOF Berns Mrs. Dorothy J. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Coveffi surgerj at St. Lukes Mr. and Mrs. Benedict E Eberhardy Ms. Carol Daly MARTHA BIERE Mr. Marion Hackett Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Derse in 1981 am doing Mr. and Mrs. 0. Kenneth Wentworth and Mrs. J. Kotowsid Mr. and Mrs. James F DiMarco Ms. Marion A. Louchbaum Ms. Rae Eichler prettj good.” GREATESTNEED Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nicolazzi Mr. Ronald Effifson ENDOWMENTFUND Mr. and Mrs. Andy Scholz Mr. and Mrs. William E Francour — Grateful Patient, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sharko Ms. Susan Lynn Grieshober INHONO1 OF Widowed Group of St. Matthias Ms. Sandy Herrera Parish Ms. Amy Larsen Wautoma, Wisconsin ALVIN KNUDSON Ms. Jame Larson Mr. and Mrs. Rod Gnerlich PAUL M. BUCHOLTZ Ms. Evie Matterer Mr. Mrs. W. Anderson and Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Ken Meier GEORGE LISOWE IN MEHO1YOF Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dahm Ms. Ellen Peterson Family and Friends Ms. Sharon R. Filar KENNETH CRAGER Ms. Tma Rohleder Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Kornetzke Mr. and Mrs. William E Hurley Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P Schoene Mrs. Carol Lisowe Mary Ann Crager H. Karweik Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Schulz Mr. Kevin Lisowe Lt. Col. Norman L. Jacobson DOROTHY GRASER Mr. Kurt Stanton Sartori Food Corporation Ms. Lisa J. Ostrowsid Mr. and Mrs. Don Casper Ms. Barb Temple Ms. Shelly Sippel Mr. Harry E Polasld Mr. Richard J. Schoenecker VIRGINIA HANSEN West Bend Mutual Insurance Company Aurora Health Care Human Resource Administration PETER CLEMENTI Mrs. MaryAnn Clementi IDA KLEIN Mr. and Mrs. Peter Terranova Ms. Shirley G. Natzel CHARLES B. FORD GEORGE KLEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Beisel Mrs. Helen Kiement Mr. and Mrs. Josh Capon International Granite & Marble 6J!• RUTH LAMPE Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Kannapinn Marketpro Computer Shows, Inc. Ms. Jeannette C. Marzullo LOUISE QUINN Colonel and Mrs. George C. Muir Ms.June Scott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Troiano RUSSELL D. ROBERTSON VALDIMIR DRLJACA Mrs. Dorothy E Robertson Mrs. Patricia Drljaca MARVIN SEAGRAVE FRANK GLOWACM Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Skudlarczyk ROBERT WOLLMAN BEMIS JOHNSTON Lt. Col. Norman L. Jacobson American Legion Whitestown Post 1113 HYMAN ZEIGER Ms. Kathleen Boyle Ms. Selma Zeiger Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bryla William Brand c_ WHEN WRITINGOR UPDATINGYOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBER ST. LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER. GIFTS RECEIVED OCTOBER 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1998 MICHAEL J. MARTIN ALBERT MARZ Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Rasansky Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rattner WENCEL J. PELIKAN ALAN PRUSIK Ms. Marvel L. Eckert Mr. James Langenecker OWEN E. POOL DONALD PETER SKARIE ROBERT E POOL John H. and Hope E. Barr Mrs. Ruth M. Pool JOHN KENNETH SKARIE LYDIA QUARThCCIO John H. and Hope E. Barr Mr. Robert Betkowski, Teresa and Brian JOHN WOLF Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rattner Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kressaty JOSEPH WAITE KARENYONTZWOMEN’S Mr. and Mrs. Herb Natzel CARDIACAWARENESSCENTER Joseph Mae TODD WENDORF IN MEMO1YOF andAnna Lauber Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J. Kraker Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Kraker BERNICE RIESEN Ms. SallyTurner Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sheeley Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Good Ms.Ann M.Tylenda Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Siderka Mr. and Mrs. Ethan A. Jacobson HEARTTRANSPLANT University of Wisconsin Medical Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sucharsld PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. Phffip D. Kastor Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David H. Walker Ms. Ellen L. Muller Ms. Jane Van Liere Ms. Eileen West IN MEMORYOF Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Shefihorn Mrs. Janet T.Wellnitz Mr. Leonard E.Wilk JOHN “OVID” LaPLANTE MADISONSTREETOUT- Mrs. Sandra K. Winter SIEBERTPASTORALCARE Mr. and Mrs. MarkA. Scffleis REACHCLINIC ENDOWMENTFUND NEWBORNNURSERY SHIRLEYA. MELOWSKI IN MEMORYOF IN HONOR OF Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. IN MEMORYOF Mutschler GEORGE TURKAL LILLIAN J. KOWALSKI JOHNAND JOYCE KOENITZER Dr. Dennis J. Baumgardner Mr. Mark Ambrosius Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery D. Koemtzer IMMUNOTHERAPY Dr. and Mrs. Rambha Bhatia Ms. Kathleen M. Cahifi RESEARCHFUND Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Bowman Mr. Paul M. D’Amico IN MEMORYOF Mrs. MT Curtis Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Dawson INMEMORYOF Faculty and Staff, Department of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E MRS. SCHNEIDER Obstetrics and Gynecology Dc Grace, Jr. Ms. Patricia Schulz LANCE L. BARLOW Mr. and Mrs. GeraldW. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. John H. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Berry “Enctosed ptease find our gift in honor of the excettent care provided Ms. Margaret E. Botldn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coffins by the Intensive Care Unit, the CardiovascuLar Intensive Care Unit, and Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Coltharp Ms.Amy K. Dore the 4th fLoor nursing staff to our sister. Their competence and caring Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy J. Dresher Mr. Terry J. Farrier was ctearty evident and returned our sister to health quickty. The Mr and Mrs. Dennis H. Gaf&e Grass Roots Services Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Howell compassion of the Intensive Care Waiting 1oom staff should also be Mr. and Mrs. Richard W Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Light mentioned as they wonderfulLy anticipated and met our emotional and Ms. Sandra E. Mallory Mr. and Mrs. Terry E May physical needs which eased our stress during this difficutt time. Our Mr. and Mrs. Jim E. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Phillips heartfett thanks to St. Luke’s for your services and dedication.! Mr. and Mrs. James D. Pittman Ms. Patricia Roller — GratefuL FamiLy, RandoLph, New Jersey Mr. Thomas P Schroedter Mr. and Mrs. David J. Swam JAMES WILLIAMSON Faculty and Staff, Department of Ronald B. Disch BARR Mr. VINCELOMBARDICANCER John H. and Hope E. Barr Psychiatry, Sinai Samaritan Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Goitia Medical Center Ms. Teresa Wilmot Jacks CLINIC JOHN C. COThE Findling, Norton, Shaker, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klett Ms. Michaela Coyne Dr. and Mrs. Paul P. Hartlaub Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kouba IN HONOR OF Mr. and Mrs. James I Haffisy Mrs. Kathleen Heyer Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kowalski Ms. Mary Beth Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. DR. JAMES BRUCKMANAND STAFF Isermann DALE HALVERSON Ms. Penelope Laczkowski Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cherven Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rattner Ms. Rosa Loeffetholz Ms. Barbara Lukaszewsld Oaks Dr. Martin Mr. James Lukaszewsld MARY FIELDS Ms. Nancy E. Paris RICHARD G. GOLD Medical Society of Milwaukee Ms. Kathy Goldberg Ms. Pat Radoszewsld Mrs. Jerre C. Gold County Ms. Diane Johns Mr. Robert Schlemm Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Powell EDNA MARCELLUS Sinai Samaritan Medical Center QI Services, Inc. DR. JOHN P. HANSON, JR. Mr. RichardW. Marcellus Dr. Jean M. Slane Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Schenke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edelman GIFTS RECEIVED OCTOBER 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1998 WHEN WRITINGOR UPDATINGYOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBERST. LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER (__3 5_ DONALD JENNESS MOLLIE ARIEFF CHRISTINE A. BERGE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greske CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morris Ms.Violet Betz Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hodorski EL. Phfflpp Sunshine Club Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bsherer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kerkenbush MILT BAHRKE Dunn’s Computer Center Mr. and Mrs. AIbin Makurat ELIZABETH KANE Mr. and Mrs. James R. Makowsid Ms. Lori B. Feingold Mr. and Mrs. David A. Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herte Mr. Gary J. Kanastab Johnson Controls Group Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puhek Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jung Ms. Margarita Robson KEN KLAUCK DONALD BAILEY Ms. June King Springdale Tool & Machine CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Mr. Paul Bmgen Mr. Ray Kowalewcld Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dobrzynsld Ms. Carol Burmeister Mr. and Mrs. Al Krzykowski Mr. and Mrs. James Wifimering Ms. Beth Doran Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson RICK KLEIN SANDRA DAVIES Ms. NancY Saucier Ms. LindaVan Groil in ROGER KRIETE “EncLosed pLease find a check memorj of PRICE DAVIS III Employees at Mack Sales of Mr. and Mrs. Price Davis, Jr. Fond du Lac this remarkabLe man we catted husband and JACK K. DeBRAAL MS. MARGE McCABE father. I know the Vince Lombardi Cancer Mrs. Marlene DeBraal Employees at Northwestern Life PAT KELLY DEUSTER Mutual Clinic wiLtmake good use of it. I thank jou for Mr. and Mrs. RobertW. Biemeck Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Colbert REINHARDT I. MOLLNER aLt the good things jou have done and aLLthe Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Stackhouse Ms. Mary Cronin Ms. MarilynA. Deuster MR.AND MRS. RUSSELL NEUBAUER good things jou wiLtdo in the future.’ Ms. Micki Harper 50Th WEDDING ANNiVERSARY — Ms. Betty J. Herman Ms. Suzy Peltz GratefuL Wife, Franklin, Wisconsin Mrs. Barbara Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peltz Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne R. Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Linstroth GREG PAVLIC Ms. Diane L. Elsner Ms. MaryAnn Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. A. John Swan Ms. TheresaYoung Firstar Corporation Ms. Mary Pucel Ms. Julie A. Wyant Ms. Lori A. Galaszewsld Ms. Teddi J. Raduege DRS.VTHOTA, R. HART,T. MALLOY Mrs. Mary E. Green Ridge Wood/Nova Care Staff DR. ROBERT DOWNING Mrs. Fern Lewandowsld Ms. Jackie Holzhauer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Toro Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Cappozzo Mr. and Mrs. Irwin W. Kamke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wishowsid Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Castro SLAVKAUMEK Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coshun Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E Umek Ms. Sue Meissner ALICE BERGLUND Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Ohswaldt Mr. Roy Berglund LORAINEVANDENBOOM Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Schwartz D.M.D. Rentals BLESSED CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Snyder Ms. Rachel Forman, Mr. Boaz Avitall Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Waltenberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wieck and Family We thank the Lord Ms. Ruth Wnuk Metal Exchange Corporation IN MEMORYOF Ms. Patricia A. Zimmerman OmniSource Corporation for St. Lukes. Thanks Sadoff Iron & Metal Company KATHLEEN ACKS WALDO BAUMAN Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Schwantes to aU the phjsicians Mr. and Mrs. Donald Egner Mr. Thomas B. Was RICHARD MARK BLASIER and nurses. God ANKERADELSEN ORVILLE BEHNKE Mr. and Mrs. Kurt R. Blasier Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sorensen Mr. and Mrs. David H. Schultz LYNN BOWE bless alt the peopLe Ms. Evelyn Bowe associated with HELEN BRAUER Ms. Cede Dzendzera St. Luke’ Ms. Eda Fazio — Grateful Patient, DANIEL BRENNAN Ms. Carla A. Thoke Oak Creek, Wisconsin PHYLLIS BURRITT Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bowersock Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glatch Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Brinn Ms. Janet Griffm Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hayes Ms. Mary Beth Schulien Macias Mr. and Mrs. August Helm Mr. and Mrs. DonaldW. Mead Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. David R. Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Kleczka Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William Morley Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nagle Ms. Delores J. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Nash Mr. Raymond S. Schultz Mr. David L. Paral RCB Worldwide, Inc. CONSTANCE E. CAPES Ms. Judith R. Reimer Ms. Jean Straub Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rhoden Ms. Dorothy M. Runyan AGNES G. CLARK Ms. Marti Sanville Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cieslak Dr. and Mrs. John Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dettlaff Ms. Karen K. Duke DALE R. DREWS Bari Brad Holmes, Karl Roeming John Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fieldhack Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Drews c::D WHEN WRITING OR UPDATING YOUR WILL, PLEASE REMEMBER ST. LUKE’S MEDICAL CENTER. GIFTS RECEIVED OCTOBER 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1998 DEL DUMEZ Mrs. Mary Bathke-Finger Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wachholz Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Bernstein RICHARD EASTBERG Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Boerner Mrs. Nancy Eastberg Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Brown Ms. Susan Buchholz JUDITH A. EDWARDS Ms. Connie Caiati Tupperware Fundraiser Central Locating Service, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Czarnecki READ ELDRED Ms. Nancy A. Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Price M. Davis, Jr. Family and Friends Mr. Guy Fettig KATIE BIRKHOLZ ESPAT Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Freimark Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bandt Mr. and Mrs. David W Gulland Mr. and Mrs. Wffliam 0. Borgwardt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Harrison Ms. Joy D. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hauboldt Mr. and Mrs. Shell Brice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kornkven Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Bruechert Ms. Mary Jane Laufenberg Family and Friends Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Orgas Friends at Lords N’ Ladies Hair Mr. Delores Raffaele Artistry J. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Schmbey Mr. and Mrs. Ron Glaser Ms. Lois Schwartz Ms. Brenda Goehrmg Charlotte Koch, Edna Goad, Hope Barr Mrs. Sandra Sobon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hammel Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sulkowski Ms. Betty Hoefner J. Ms. Kay Voss Mr. and Mrs. Greg P Ketterhagen Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Wozniak GERALD HANSEN CAROLEA. KRAEMER Mr. and Mrs. Victor Koerner Mrs. Arlene Hansen Mr. John D. Allen Ms. Rose Marie Kubitz CHESTER E GODAGER Casino Holiday, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Kupma Mrs. Chester G. Godager EVERETT J. HEGEMANN, SR. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Colonna Ms. L. Mary Meflberg Mrs. Nancy E. Hegemann Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ecki Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neil, Jr. FRANK GRAEBNER, SR. Fortis Insurance Company Oshkosh Area School District Hospitality Inn MARYA. HEINLEIN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Habush Administration Association Mr. William Heinlein Ms. Jo Ann K. Herczeg Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Satori JAMES GRALTON Ms. Joan C. Kelly Ms. Sandra A. Suettmger Mrs. Mary Jane Gralton FANNIE IIEISKANEN Ms. Donald Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. James N. Heiskanen Mr. Jack R. Kraemer BARBARA-JEANNE FISCHER LUCILLE GROIIMAN Mr. Karen J. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. John Burow Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Blair CORY HERDEN’S FATHER-IN-LAW Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cochenet Baird C D & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kraemer Mr. Steven Diugopolsid J. I J0ANN GUENTHER Mr. Edward L. Landon Mr. ThomasA. Diugopolsid Mr. Eugene D. Lyskawa GERHARD N. HERRIGES Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Lumb Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eberle Carpenters & Floor Coverers Local Ms. Helen V. Lundquist Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fischer NANCY HALL Union #344 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malmberg Mr. James Fischer J. Mrs. Nancy S. Plennes Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Malmberg Ms. Mary B. Fischer NORMA HILL Mr. and Mrs. WP Raml Mr. Thomas Fischer J. Ms. Mary Kay Rossmeier Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fossum Ms. Lorri Wagner Schuenemann Mr. and Mrs. Rockton Gjermo Ms. Judith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Jewell “Your inspiring Letter BEVERLY HUMPHRIES Ms. Alice L. Wainio Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Keske Ms. Kate Humphries Ms. Sis Wertanem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kiefer J. thanking us for our Mr. and Mrs. James D. Weston Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kolinsid HELEN IGNASZAK Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Kuehn memoriaL tribute Mr. and Mrs. James R. Foley JANE KULAS Mr. and Mrs. Tom LaBissomere Mr. Tod Kulas Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mally prompted mj sending RAYMOND JOCHEM Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marble Mrs. Toby H. Jochem STEPHEN KUTNAR Mr. Mrs. E. and Joseph Nadeau Mr. Mary E.Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neubauer this additionaL contri JEAN KACZMAREK Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neubauer Ms. Laurette Weyda JOHN J. LA BROSSE Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Sattler bution to the Vince Ms. Deanna Holz Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Sawyer RICHARD KACZMAREK Ms. Ethel M. Kaczmarek Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stefanoski Lombardi Cancer JOSEPh LAWDANSKI Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Steller Mrs. Maxine ROBERT KAROW Lawdanski Mr. and Mrs. MartyVan Hulle Mr. Jeff L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Allen Weidler CLinic. Thank jou Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morris Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wolfer MARGARET LEMANCZYK Yonkers Northridge Employees again for jour caring GEORGE C. KELLER Mrs. George C. Keller Mrs. Dorothy M. Webb support ARTHUR E. FLACH ELAINE KING JEANETTE LENHARDT Miss LaVerne Flach — Mr. Jerome D. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Buckley GratefuL Friends, Mr. Roland A. Faber, Steven and BETTY FOLEY MiLwaukee KATHLEENA. KNOX Karen Mr. and Mrs. James R. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Brovick Family and Friends Hartcraft Designers and GLORIA FRIEDBAUER LARRY KENDALL HAMILTON JOHN S. KOLEN Manufactures Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ackerman Mrs. Patricia Ann Hamilton Ms. Eleanor B. Kolen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ashbaugh DAVID LINDERT Aurora Health Care CLIFTON J. HANSEN DR. MERLINA. KOTFKE Roeseler, Steinmann and Iluman Resources Administration Mrs. Mice Hansen Mrs. BeverlyJ. Kottke Behnke Families GIFTS RECEIVED OCTOBER 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1998 WHENWRITINGOR UPDATINGYOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBER ST. LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER. (__3 7_ I GEORGE NAGY NORMAN PETERSON Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Snths Ms. Jane Bubolz MARK E. NEIS GERALD A. PIIAK Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bergman Mrs. Joan Pilak Mr. Brad Holmes PETER PLAWSKI REGINA NEUMEYER Ms. Karen Farley Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0. Koll Ms. Betty Gerloff Mr. Roy Gerloff GLADYS M. NOWAK Mr. and Mrs. Ron Konkel Mr. Arthur E. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. John Marsho RAYMOND PAPROCM ROBERT PRAXEL Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Goodmann Family and Friends Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. McMiley BENJAMINW. PARKER Ms. Shelly Rosenstock Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Ertenberg Ms. JackalynA. Hayes JOAN L. QUINLAN Ms. Mary P Kelly Ms. Rosemary Bittner Walter and Phyllis Landowsk4 MarkAmbrosius Mr. Kevin Meyers STANLEYA. PAWLAK Ms. Dorothy Schleichert Mrs. Harriet Pawlak and Family GILDA LUCKY Clofme Dairy & Food Products, Inc. JAMES B. REBILLOT ROSE M. PETERS Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riess Ms. Bonnie Jo Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Reiske Mr. Henry P Peters Ms. Pamela J. Dudldewicz EUGENE J. MAIlER Family and Friends ROY MAHER Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gaffina Gratz Mrs. Mary Grace Catalane Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. for there. It’samazing to see Mr. and Mrs. LeroyA. Lopas Mr. James R. Guinen “Thank you being Mr. Mark Patton Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hollenberger Mr. and Mrs. LeroyYogerst Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Holloway what you’re accompLishing at St. Lukes. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Honkamp III FRANK MALKO, III Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jabusch often think of Jesus saying, These things I do ABR Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.Jobin Mr. Bifi Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Kuffel are nothing compared to what youit be Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. McKie Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Kutz Mr. James J. Pindel doing. At St. Lukes this is true and in the not- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Malko Ms. Lynn Roberts Mrs. Deborah Malko Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Runge Ms. Diane Perrm Mr. and Mrs. Gil W. Sanchez too-distant future, youit be doing things we Mr. and Mrs. Scott G. Reithel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Rembaum Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Smith can!t even imagine today. Were gLad to Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Savaiano Tony and Kathy Mr. Phil Small Transportation Association of contribute to your endeavors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiczynski Milwaukee, Inc. Ms. Michele M. Van Treeck — Gratefut Patients, Champion, Michigan MICHAEL MALONE Mr. and Mrs. Ramon M. Westfall Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ziegelmann GILBERT MECHA ARTHUR MARTELL Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gehrmann Mr. William J. Medlin, Jr. CY MEILTON MARY LOU MARTINEZ Mrs. Ruth Bendulm Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martinez JEANANN METZGER BEVERLY McMAHON Mr. and Mrs. David R. Scfflee Mr. James C. Mrold Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Anderson GUY MEYER Mr. and Mrs. George T. Chmielewsld Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stabeffeldt and Family I. “I had emergency heart surgery and I am doing very wett! I praise the Lord and Dr. Kresss team and att invotved. Thanl you, St. Luke!s! Yours in awe.” — GratefuL patient, Zion, Ittinois Kelly Sackse, Mary Molke,Johanna Dobner ST. LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER. GIFTS RECEIVED OCTOBER 1 1998 C 8_) WHEN WRITINGOR UPDATINGYOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBER THROUGH DECEMBER 31, MATThEW REICIIL NEALA. SCHLOSSER Mrs. Ruthe Reichi Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 0. Deutsch Ms. Mary J. Hannenman FERNANDO REYES Ms. Katherine M. Klobuchar Mr. and Mrs. Normand F. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lorenzen Ms. Marty McLeod-Boville •4’ FAITH ROBINSON Ms. Katherine Pedian Ms. Valerie Brauer Ms. Angie Riegert Mrs. June Scifiosser JOHN ROONEY Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J.Vincent Bell City Clown Club Mr. Wess Vogt Mr. Ritchie Falk Mr. and Mrs. John Foley PAUL H. SCHMIDT Mr. Brad Gename and Family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ramsld and Mrs. Jean C. George and Family Gregory Ms. Kathy Jacobson Mrs. Rose Marie Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Larry McElvain Mr. Dan Pedersen and Family FRED AND ROBERT SELLMANN Mr. Harold Peterson and Family Mr. John M. Stathus Styberg Engineering Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Steiner VICTORIA SEMRAU Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trecek California State University, Charter Ruth Benduhn, Maria fleschner School of Education Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Dembowiak Mrs. Cora Janus Mr. and Mrs. S. Sinjae Kim EDMUND R. TOMAN GEORGE E. ZACHER Enctosed is mj Mr. and Mrs. King Wong Ms. Rita I Toman Ms. Marguerite Zacher check to heLp in the RALPH SHEBELSKI AGGIETOTH JOSEPH R. ZAWORSKI Heart Care Associates (St. Luke’s Mr. Arthur E. Nowak Mrs. Margaret Zaworski Office) work you are doing. JAMES D. TSCHUDY Mrs. Evelyn M. Shebelsld ARVELLAZDARSTOK Ms. Betty J.Tschudy Mr. and Mrs. Jan Thiry I am gratefuL to the MARK SHILEY AUDREY WESTFALL Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ellsworth MARY ZWALD hospitaL and to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scalzo The Neuhauser Cousins JOHN R. SKOWRONSM Jerry Cathie, Connie, and Jeff HENRY WIEAND Dr. Jack for Ms. Bridget Dachel Hantej Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Aldrich JAMES SIEBENALLER WOMEN’SINITIATIVEFOR the care that I LEONA WINKLER Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Goodmann ST. LUKE’S(WINS) Mrs. Lois Glancey received in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schulz JAMES SIMMONDS INHONOROF Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gifian MONICA WOLFGANG MiLwaukee.” Ms. Margaret Kiagos MRS. DOROTHY KRECKLOW Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Palicka, Jr. 95TH — Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Shumonds CELEBRATION OF GratefuL Patient, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tower CHRISTMAS JAMES YORK Wally and Laverne Schmidt Ms. Sharon York San Benito, Texas ARLENE SPIEGELHOFF Employees at Lein/Spiegethoff, Inc. LAURA SORCI Ms. Eda Fazio JOSEPH C. SCHICK AND VENTURA REBELLO VIRGINfA STAMLER “I I Mr. Joseph Schick Mr. and Mrs. David Olsen am pLeased that was abLe to contribute HAZEL SCHAEFER MICHAEL C. SZCZEPANSKI and fuLfiLLmj pLedge, knowing the exceLLent Mrs. Judi Fellows Mr. and Mrs. Tony G. Albergo Mrs. Helen Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dowd work being done at the medicaL center and Ms. HollyA. Habeack GARYA. SCHELL Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lamster the benefits derived bj the patients. Maj your Mrs. Margaret Schefi Mr. and Mrs. Ligocki Mr. and Mrs. DavidW. Mick good works continue with the generosity of HARVEYW. SCHERBARTH Safeco Insurance Companies Mrs. Norma Bowen Mrs. Jams L. Szczepanski Mrs. Ellen Heyde Glennette Thiel others who have aLso enjoyed the benefits Mr. and Mrs. W. Mahnke Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahnke SHARON L.THOMPSON and exceLLent care provided at St. Luke’s.” Mr. Dennis Rohde Ms. Helen Klement Mrs. Doris Rohde Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Munson — GratefuL Patient, Indiatantic, FLorida GIFTS RECEIVED OCTOBER 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1998 WHENWRITINGOR UPDATINGYOURWILL,PLEASE REMEMBER ST LUKE’SMEDICALCENTER. H 1998 or life to of who Luke’s 31, on those the Radostaz Murphy* Levenhagen* 1998 support St. income enhanced Zellmer Staven Reverend Henke* friends A. K. Staven Stoll Sullivan through Maillard Nault* H. in Taplin to at Wos A. R. Walker Philanthropists living G. life Moss E. R. and or R. C. C. the and Sorensen A. Wood Bailie are Irene Jo and recognize Rothweiler Tarrolly Ralph Michael Paul Wickert E. DECEMBER William Charles Harry Newman John Donald Don plans Sabin Ross Kenneth Ralph Witte James John Cheryl Siebert Wilinski H. provision commitment, W. Verhulst available Lifetime Wehr Viall Whitcomb G. Waetjen Philanthropists Stiemke and E. Waetjen members Stenzel Sheffield Weisfeldt L. A. 1998.* Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Scbmaus Mrs. Mrs. R. Mrs. E. Seitz Speeter Spence Siebert Stallman Stiehm K. Rose W L. continued Louis Ropiak Trinthammer T. Mrs. Mrs. Stein P Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. H. Mrs. and additional II. Schroeder R. Swenson 0. Tiegs Rosenberg White generations. Barbara in Stiemke R. care E. Merilee A. estate A. M. Wilson W. benefactors made be wantto T. and G. and Kathleen and Larry and and and and bequests and and Henry Center and and and and Richard and William John of THROUGH Dr. generous Mr. Anonymous Mr. Mr. Mr. Randy Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. became made Mrs. Lifetime gifts We Stanley George Sophia George Bertha Edward Eleanora Arline Carl Charles William OpalA. Olive Ray Clara Edna Minnie Henry Walter Eleanor Charles Elsie Cava Louis Milton Reginald their will Edward Mary Pierce Walter future John 1 Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Dr. have Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. health in of whose their and Medical who of Center gifts. organization OCTOBER Hospital Luke’s Luke’s present an Center Riedel Medical Pruim Because for Radosta income excellence is St. the St Schick Kirst Luebke James Oestreich Ross benefactors McMicken G. L. A. P Jerele Maillard E. Krowas C. A. E B. Jennie Moss C. Kluge and RECEIVED Medical Schmidt Pochert and Murphy Kneisler Peet Siegmann McGill Mielke North Sachse Lauber Hamilton Charles Johnson Miller Edward Ricky A. Michael Robert Carlton Paul Hartl Charles Robert Robert McFetridge Walter James Newman E. Ortgiesen Gitchel Jahr K. Piasecki F Huth J. M. Panich R. Norton Mueller Cheryl Kline J. Ricker Ralph Sherman A. Morgenroth Kain W. Luba Goad Ingraham Mueller Pankow Lamp Moore Mikol G. Ockerlander GIFTS Korsitzke S. D. Racanello W. C. 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