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PARTNERING THROUGH PHILANTHROPY FOR A HEALTHY COMMUNITY<br />
In This Issue<br />
Runway To Hope<br />
Pledges $1 Million<br />
for Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital<br />
Women Playing For<br />
T.I.M.E.® Raises<br />
$510,000 for<br />
MD Anderson<br />
Cancer Center<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong><br />
Arnold Palmer<br />
Invitational<br />
Presented by<br />
MasterCard® Ticket<br />
Information Inside!<br />
Securing the<br />
Future through<br />
Endowments<br />
<strong>SPRING</strong><br />
2012<br />
Pictured from left to right: Darius Rucker; Karli Leonard;<br />
Arnold Palmer; Tony Martell, founder and chairman,<br />
T.J. Martell Foundation<br />
Arnold Palmer Honored<br />
with Lifetime Philanthropic Award by<br />
T.J. Martell Foundation at Awards<br />
Ceremony in New York City<br />
Photo courtesy Steve Prue
<strong>SPRING</strong> 2012<br />
Content<br />
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T.J. Martell Foundation Honors Arnold<br />
Palmer with Lifetime Achievement Award<br />
Chatlos Foundation Pledges $100,000<br />
for Alexander Center for Neonatology<br />
Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented<br />
by MasterCard®<br />
Runway To Hope Pledges $1 Million for<br />
Pediatric Brain Tumor Program<br />
Club Managers Association of America<br />
Raises $321,000 for Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital for Children<br />
Women Playing For T.I.M.E.® Raises<br />
$510,000 in 2011<br />
Securing the Future through<br />
Endowments<br />
Doctor’s Day<br />
Travel Program<br />
Life Rewards<br />
3160 Southgate Commerce Blvd., Suite 50<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong>, FL 32806<br />
orlandohealthfoundation.com<br />
407.841.5194 | fax 407.425.8545<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation<br />
Board of Directors<br />
Executive Committee<br />
Kathy Johnson, Chairman<br />
Philip W. Rich, Vice Chairman<br />
Gregor Alexander, MD<br />
Immediate Past Chairman<br />
John W. Bozard<br />
President, <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation<br />
Kenneth M. Smith, Secretary<br />
Kelly Miller, Treasurer<br />
Amy Saunders<br />
Clarence H. Brown III, MD<br />
President/CEO, MD Anderson Cancer<br />
Center <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
Sherrie Sitarik<br />
President/CEO, <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
Frantz E. Alphonse<br />
Don R. Ammerman<br />
Jess Bailes<br />
Rilous Carter<br />
James P. Caruso<br />
Roger Chapin<br />
Kenneth M. Clayton<br />
Bill Dillard<br />
Phillips A. Easterling<br />
Annette Ford<br />
Peter Fox<br />
M. Kathryn Garrett, MD<br />
Jane Gibson, PhD<br />
Carolyn Gosselin<br />
Lee Heard<br />
Alan C. Helman<br />
John W. Hillenmeyer<br />
Jim Hinson<br />
Sally Hoch<br />
Richard T. Hurt<br />
R. Brock Kelsey<br />
Edward F. Kinney<br />
Helen Leon<br />
Elaine M. Lustig<br />
R. Randolph Lyon<br />
Rafael E. Martinez<br />
Richard T. McCree Sr.<br />
Sheryl Meitin<br />
Diane O’Dell<br />
Cynthia C. Perry<br />
Donald A. Plumley, MD<br />
W. Russell Prather, MD<br />
Ray Sandhagen<br />
Joanne Santiago<br />
Robert N. Serros, MD<br />
Arnold Palmer Medical Center<br />
Foundation Board of Directors<br />
Founders Group<br />
Gregor Alexander, MD, Chairman<br />
Amy Saunders, Vice Chair<br />
John W. Bozard, President<br />
Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation<br />
Kathy Swanson, President<br />
Winnie Palmer Hospital<br />
Kathy Johnson, Chairman<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation Board<br />
Arnold Palmer<br />
Honorary Chairman & Founder<br />
Jay Albright, MD<br />
Amanda Caruso<br />
Veenod Chulani, MD<br />
Ray Easler<br />
Bill Gillaspie*<br />
Dee Haley<br />
R. Brock Kelsey<br />
Chris King<br />
Edward F. Kinney<br />
Helen Leon<br />
David Nykanen, MD<br />
Diane O’Dell<br />
Meredith Olavarria<br />
Chris Peters<br />
Lisa Pierzynsky<br />
Donald A. Plumley, MD<br />
W. Russell Prather, MD<br />
Jorge Ramirez, MD<br />
Ramon Ruiz, MD<br />
Tilly Starling<br />
Scott Weisz<br />
Scott Wellington<br />
Fonts: Futura Light and KuenstlerScript<br />
*Honorary Member<br />
Please Consider a Life-Saving Gift!<br />
You may call us at 321.841.5194, send a check in<br />
the envelope enclosed or make a secure online gift at<br />
orlandohealthfoundation.com. Thank you!<br />
Editor & Writer: Camilla Chapman<br />
Writer: Tricia Weiss<br />
Foundation & Friends is published by the <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation<br />
© 2011 <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
John W. Bozard<br />
President<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation and<br />
Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation<br />
It began with a promise….<br />
Isn’t that how many truly great,<br />
noble accomplishments begin?<br />
My thoughts turn to the visionary<br />
community leaders who promised<br />
to build Arnold Palmer Hospital<br />
for the children of Central Florida;<br />
our commitment to Arnold Palmer<br />
that “good” would never be “good<br />
enough” and our donors, who<br />
generously pledge to support<br />
our mission.<br />
In this particular instance, it began<br />
with a promise from a father to his<br />
dying son.<br />
T.J., a 17-year-old high school<br />
student, was battling leukemia. He<br />
asked his father, music industry<br />
executive Tony Martell, to raise a<br />
million dollars for cancer research<br />
so that “no one else will have<br />
to experience what I am going<br />
through.”<br />
Although Tony had no fundraising<br />
experience, he agreed. Two years<br />
later T.J. passed away, and Tony<br />
set forth on his journey to fulfill<br />
Dear Friends<br />
The best use of life is to invest it in something, which will outlast life.<br />
- William James<br />
the promise he had made to his<br />
son. Over the years, Tony has been<br />
joined by hundreds of volunteers<br />
and musician friends, including Ella<br />
Fitzgerald, Benny Goodman and<br />
Duke Ellington, who have worked<br />
passionately to help raise more<br />
than $250 million for treatment<br />
and research – far surpassing T.J.’s<br />
million dollar dream.<br />
T.J.’s selfless thoughts for others<br />
– people he would never know<br />
– set into motion a vision that<br />
would captivate the hearts and<br />
imaginations of countless others.<br />
His story has brought together<br />
some of the most well-known and<br />
accomplished recording artists,<br />
entertainment executives and,<br />
most recently, legendary golfer<br />
Arnold Palmer who was chosen<br />
by the T.J. Martell Foundation as<br />
the honoree of the 2011 Lifetime<br />
Achievement Award.<br />
As I traveled to New York to attend<br />
the awards gala, I could not help<br />
but reflect on how one measures a<br />
life well-lived. Is it determined by<br />
how far we climb in our careers?<br />
Fame and fortune? The material<br />
possessions we accumulate?<br />
Perhaps it is as simple as linking<br />
our personal passion, our life’s<br />
work, and the resulting fruits<br />
to ultimately benefit people for<br />
generations into the future.<br />
Within every person there is a story.<br />
Something meaningful that has<br />
touched and inspired them to make<br />
a difference for others through<br />
their gifts of time, talent, fortune<br />
or influence. Whether born from<br />
sorrow or the wings of inspiration,<br />
the resulting promises are reassuring<br />
– they evoke feelings of anticipation<br />
and good things to come.<br />
We are honored to know and be<br />
able to share a few of these stories<br />
in the following pages. From<br />
the Chatlos Foundation that is<br />
empowering our tiniest, most<br />
vulnerable patients in the Neonatal<br />
Intensive Care Unit to begin life<br />
as strong and healthy as possible<br />
(page 4); to Runway To Hope,<br />
the Give Hope Foundation and<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> Calling that are focused<br />
on easing the plight of children<br />
affected by cancer; to those who<br />
make planned gifts through their<br />
wills or trusts (Heritage Circle,<br />
page 17); to the many others who<br />
are actively making a difference in<br />
their own way for those who we<br />
serve at <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>.<br />
May they encourage you to<br />
pause and consider how others<br />
may have made your own way<br />
a little smoother, and perhaps<br />
how you may do the same…as I<br />
am choosing to do in this spring<br />
season of renewal.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
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<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>’s mission:<br />
to improve the health<br />
and quality of life of<br />
the individuals and<br />
communities we serve.<br />
T.J. Martell Foundation Honors Arnold<br />
Palmer with Lifetime Philanthropic Award<br />
Why is it important to join the 1918 Society?<br />
<strong>Health</strong>care is changing and <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> is at the forefront. As we approach our centennial, broad and expansive<br />
plans for new facilities are underway to accommodate innovative patient care practices, new technologies and multidisciplinary,<br />
collaborative teams. Our vision for the future is exciting but in the midst of an economic downturn, with<br />
even greater budget cuts and patient need, we simply cannot achieve this vision without the generous support of donors.<br />
Philanthropy empowers healthcare to be truly exceptional.<br />
With the generous philanthropic support of caring people, <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> is providing the highest level of care in<br />
many specialties including trauma, oncology, cardiology and pediatrics.<br />
And we’re not stopping there. Will you join us?<br />
To learn more, contact Lee Ann Fleming, senior development officer, 321.841.5059 or leeann.fleming@orlandohealth.<br />
com. To join the 1918 Society, visit orlandohealthfoundation.com, click on “Make a Gift” and then “1918 Society.”<br />
Lee Heard<br />
1918 Society member<br />
Foundation Board of Directors<br />
1918 Society<br />
Member<br />
Lee Heard<br />
“I joined the 1918 Society<br />
because I believe <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
deserves premier healthcare.<br />
It is amazing that <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong> has been serving<br />
our community for nearly<br />
a century. I’m proud<br />
to financially support<br />
an organization that is<br />
dedicated to taking care of<br />
people during their greatest<br />
time of need.”<br />
1918 Society<br />
Membership Benefits<br />
Gold Level – $10,000<br />
• Includes all Silver Level benefits<br />
• Invitation to the President’s<br />
Roundtable event<br />
Silver Level – $5,000<br />
• Includes all Bronze Level benefits<br />
• Invitation to special donor events<br />
Bronze Level – $1,000<br />
• Recognition in <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
publications<br />
• Invitation to speaker series<br />
• Discount in <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> cafeterias<br />
and gift shops<br />
Photo courtesy Steve Prue<br />
Pictured from left to right: Arnold Palmer, Susan Lucci, Darius Rucker, Tony Martell, Donald Trump, Melania Trump<br />
In the city where people dream of seeing their names in<br />
lights, Arnold Palmer’s name shone brightly as he was<br />
recognized for his more than two decades of work in<br />
building Arnold Palmer Medical Center. The nationallyknown<br />
T.J. Martell Foundation awarded Mr. Palmer with<br />
the Lifetime Philanthropic Award at their annual gala<br />
in November, in front of a room full of celebrities and<br />
dignitaries. This award comes just months after Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital received its first grant from the T.J.<br />
Martell Foundation to support pediatric cancer research<br />
happening in <strong>Orlando</strong>.<br />
Arnold Palmer with Karli<br />
Leonard, who received<br />
treatment for cancer at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital<br />
Country music star, Darius<br />
Rucker, presented the award<br />
to Mr. Palmer, sharing his own<br />
personal story of how Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital recently<br />
helped his young niece, Karli,<br />
battle a form of cancer.<br />
During the event, held at<br />
the Marriott Marquis Times<br />
Square in New York, several<br />
awards were bestowed on<br />
entertainment and business<br />
leaders while raising a<br />
record $1.3 million for cancer research. Among the other<br />
celebrities in attendance were daytime television icon,<br />
Susan Lucci, Grammy-winning country group Rascal Flatts,<br />
Donald Trump, and Will.i.am from the Black Eyed Peas.<br />
Rucker performed two songs for the crowd, including a<br />
Frank Sinatra song dedicated to Mr. Palmer.<br />
The T.J. Martell Foundation has been a driving force<br />
nationally for leukemia, cancer and AIDS research. The<br />
foundation has given over $250 million for these causes,<br />
primarily through their partner hospitals and research<br />
facilities. In 2011, Arnold Palmer Medical Center joined<br />
the elite list of only eleven partner hospitals in the<br />
country, which includes The Mayo Clinic, Memorial<br />
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Massachusetts General<br />
Hospital Cancer Center and The University of Texas<br />
MD Anderson Cancer Center.<br />
As a designated research facility Arnold Palmer Medical<br />
Center was awarded $50,000 from the T.J. Martell<br />
Foundation in April 2011. The grant will help the<br />
hospital continue performing research and developing<br />
innovative cancer treatments and protocols. We are proud<br />
to be recognized by the T.J. Martell Foundation for the<br />
groundbreaking work occurring each day at Arnold Palmer<br />
Medical Center.<br />
(Photo by Shahar Azran/WireImage)<br />
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Chatlos Foundation<br />
Pledges $100,000<br />
for Alexander<br />
Center for<br />
Neonatology<br />
“You can’t measure your worth by the values<br />
we place on our possessions. Real worth is<br />
determined by what you do with what you<br />
have...be it large or small.”<br />
William F. Chatlos, Sr.<br />
The Chatlos family has held a long tradition of<br />
generous philanthropic leadership at <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong>. Over the years, their significant gifts<br />
to our organization have helped provide lifesaving<br />
care in many areas including the Level<br />
One Trauma Center at <strong>Orlando</strong> Regional<br />
Medical Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> and Arnold Palmer Hospital.<br />
Earlier this year, when the conversation turned<br />
to our urgent need to expand capacity within<br />
the Alexander Center for Neonatology at<br />
Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies,<br />
the response from our friends was swift. The<br />
Chatlos Foundation pledged a gift of $100,000<br />
to support enhancements to the delivery of<br />
care for our tiniest patients.<br />
William Chatlos, Jr. explains, “Our family and our<br />
foundation feel very blessed that we are able to<br />
support life-saving healthcare in our community.”<br />
“Philanthropic leaders like the Chatlos family<br />
understand our mission in the community, and<br />
they have once again generously agreed to help<br />
us achieve our vision for continuing to be there<br />
for our patients and their families,” adds John<br />
Bozard, Foundation president.<br />
Save the Date<br />
Tuesday, April 17, 2012<br />
Friends of Harriett<br />
present<br />
Benefiting The Tiny Babies at the Alexander<br />
Center for Neonatology at Winnie Palmer<br />
Hospital for Women & Babies<br />
Join Harriett Lake and 2012 Honoree Margery Pabst for an elegant Brunch,<br />
fabulous Silent Auction, Drawing of Chance, Orchestral and <strong>Orlando</strong> Ballet<br />
performances and much more...<br />
DoubleTree<br />
TM<br />
by hilton<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> Downtown<br />
To purchase tickets by phone or for information contact: Meredith @ 407-774-9671<br />
For online ticket purchase visit: friendsofharriett.com and select link for tickets.<br />
Be<br />
CONNECTED TO THE KIDS.<br />
Since 1989, Arnold Palmer Medical Center has been the main beneficiary of proceeds from<br />
the Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard ® . So by simply purchasing tickets,<br />
you are contributing to helping and healing the children of Central Florida.<br />
MARCH 19-25<br />
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Select tickets also at Central Florida Publix stores.<br />
Presenting Sponsor<br />
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Be<br />
CONNECTED TO A GOOD CAUSE.<br />
Runway to Hope Pledges $1 Million<br />
to Arnold Palmer Hospital<br />
Funds Will Help Pediatric Brain Tumor Program<br />
Expand Research, Education and Technology<br />
Created in 2011 by founders Mark and Josie NeJame, the<br />
non-profit Runway To Hope is already making an impact<br />
on the Central Florida community. Thanks to the success<br />
of its annual fundraising events and the support base it has<br />
developed, Runway To Hope pledged $1 million over seven<br />
years to the Pediatric Brain Tumor Program at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital.<br />
Runway To Hope’s mission is to serve and provide direct<br />
support to the children and families in the Central Florida<br />
community who have been impacted by pediatric cancer.<br />
The organization’s annual Spring Fashion Soiree is a starstudded<br />
event, featuring approximately 30 children, ages two<br />
to 18, who either are battling or have overcome cancer. The<br />
children walk the runway arm-in-arm with one of the dozens<br />
of national and local celebrity escorts.<br />
The event has focused much attention on kids dealing<br />
with cancer, and has also garnered several muchdeserved<br />
awards, including Best Charity Event from<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> Business Journal, and the Award for Excellence<br />
in Fundraising by a Nonprofit Organization from the<br />
Association of Fundraising Professionals.<br />
But the Runway To Hope team says the biggest reward will<br />
be watching the impact their $1 million gift will make on<br />
the patients of Arnold Palmer Hospital, as the Pediatric<br />
Brain Tumor Program continues to grow.<br />
“Runway To Hope’s commitment and contribution to<br />
Arnold Palmer Hospital will have a tangible effect on<br />
countless children and families in Central Florida,” says<br />
John Bozard, president, Arnold Palmer Medical Center<br />
Foundation. “We applaud their commitment to this<br />
community and their decision to keep all of the funds<br />
raised here in the <strong>Orlando</strong> area.”<br />
Proceeds from the Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard ® benefit Arnold Palmer Medical Center.<br />
So get your tickets and get ready to have a great time supporting a great cause.<br />
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!<br />
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— NEW THIS YEAR —<br />
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• 2 Youth Tickets (ages 13-17)<br />
• $25 Concession Card<br />
CLUB 8 TABLE FOR 10<br />
• All-inclusive hospitality<br />
• Beginning at $3,500 per day<br />
MARCH 19-25<br />
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ARNOLDPALMERINVITATIONAL.COM<br />
Select tickets also at Central Florida Publix stores.<br />
David Burnes on the catwalk with<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> Magic Dancers<br />
Mark and Josie NeJame present Runway To Hope’s $1 million pledge to the team<br />
at Arnold Palmer Hospital.<br />
Save<br />
the<br />
Date<br />
Runway To Hope<br />
Spring Fashion Soiree<br />
May 19, 2012, 6:00 pm<br />
Waldorf Astoria <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
www.RunwayToHope.com<br />
Tatum Cempella shines on the runway with<br />
local news anchors, Vanessa Welch and Greg<br />
Warmoth<br />
Gabriella Grace “GG” Henderson with<br />
former local news anchor, Jacqueline<br />
London-McGee<br />
Emcees of the 2011 Spring Fashion Soiree,<br />
Bill & Guiliana Rancic with Evy Haner<br />
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Give Hope Foundation<br />
Pledges $30,000 to Center<br />
for Children’s Cancer and<br />
Blood Disorders at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital<br />
Give Hope Foundation Volunteers and Board Members at the 2011 Give Hope and Hold ‘Em Event<br />
The Give Hope Foundation, which<br />
has been a great partner of Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital since its inception<br />
in 2005, has recently pledged<br />
$30,000 to our Center for Children’s<br />
Cancer and Blood Disorders.<br />
The volunteer organization<br />
provides support in a variety of<br />
ways to children and families<br />
in Central Florida who are<br />
battling childhood cancer. In<br />
addition to their pledge to Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital, the Give Hope<br />
Foundation also operates the Give<br />
Hope Hero Program to help grant<br />
a wish or, more often, much needed<br />
basic assistance to these families.<br />
“We, unfortunately, all know<br />
someone who has had cancer,” says<br />
Pete Piacenti, president, Give Hope<br />
Foundation. “It is a horrible disease<br />
when it strikes at any age, but<br />
somehow, when it affects a child,<br />
it seems even worse, and you feel<br />
even more helpless. The Give Hope<br />
Foundation was created to try and<br />
make a difference in the lives of the<br />
families battling cancer – meeting<br />
them at their time of greatest need.”<br />
“The Give Hope Foundation is<br />
making a real and profound impact<br />
on the lives of our patients here at<br />
Arnold Palmer Hospital,” states Tori<br />
Spradlin, vice president, Arnold<br />
Palmer Medical Center Foundation.<br />
My Healing<br />
Harmony<br />
Giving Children the Gift of<br />
Healing and Play through Music<br />
The “My Healing Harmony” Music<br />
Therapy Program at Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital was founded in 2010<br />
through a generous grant from<br />
Joey Fatone and the Fatone Family<br />
Foundation. Music therapy can<br />
reduce nausea, pain and anxiety<br />
and give emotional support to<br />
children during their procedures.<br />
Led by a credentialed music<br />
therapist, children can take part<br />
in expressive group or individual<br />
activities such as songwriting,<br />
playing instruments and<br />
performing – and even record<br />
their own songs and produce<br />
music videos in the music studio.<br />
No musical skills or experience<br />
are necessary to participate, and<br />
patients of all ages can benefit.<br />
We need your help to keep the<br />
music playing. Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital’s Music Therapy Program<br />
relies on your support to serve<br />
young patients. Please join us, so<br />
that together, we can let the music<br />
play on!<br />
To learn more , contact Jeff<br />
Muddell at 321.841.5840 or<br />
jeff.muddell@orlandohealth.com.<br />
Music Makes a Difference<br />
at Arnold Palmer hospital<br />
Music Charity Donates<br />
$30,000 to Pediatric<br />
Brain Tumor Program<br />
Music fans unite to drum up support for the new Pediatric<br />
Brain Tumor Program at Arnold Palmer Hospital.<br />
Rock By The Sea president, Beth Gosnell (second from left), is joined by the Pediatric<br />
Brain Tumor Program team (left to right): Hillary Bess, MSN, ARNP; Amy A. Smith,<br />
MD, Emily Owens Pickle, CCRP; and Michelle Richey, LCSW.<br />
Festival Raises<br />
$15,000 for Music<br />
Therapy Program<br />
The healing power of music comes to life daily with the<br />
“My Healing Harmony” Music Therapy Program at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital. And recently, some of the biggest names in<br />
music helped the program while rocking <strong>Orlando</strong>.<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> Calling, a weekend-long music festival, featured<br />
headliners The Killers, Bob Seger and Kid Rock. Those<br />
headliners signed four Gibson Les Paul guitars as part of<br />
a worldwide auction that benefited the Music Therapy<br />
Program. The four guitars raised $5,000.<br />
Rock By The Sea, an organization that raises money<br />
through music events and concerts, recently donated<br />
$30,000 from their annual music festival in Panama City<br />
Beach, Florida, to support the Brain Tumor Program at<br />
Arnold Palmer Hospital.<br />
Rock By The Sea president, Beth Gosnell, and her team are<br />
passionate about music, and they are using it to support Dr.<br />
Amy Smith and her new neuro-oncology team,” says Jeff<br />
Muddell, Foundation vice president. “Their gift will help<br />
our program offer the highest level of care to patients and<br />
families across Florida who are in need of our services.”<br />
The next Rock By The Sea festival, scheduled for April<br />
26-29 in Panama City Beach, will also benefit Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital. The event will feature dozens of acts<br />
including major recording artists NEEDTOBREATHE<br />
and Shawn Mullins.<br />
For more information and to view a complete listing of<br />
fundraising events, visit rockbythesea.org.<br />
In addition, when the auction announcement was made,<br />
Melvin Benn, CEO and founder of the company which<br />
produced <strong>Orlando</strong> Calling, also made a $10,000 donation<br />
to the Music Therapy Program.<br />
“Music has always affected the human spirit in powerful<br />
ways. And, watching its positive healing power on these<br />
children fighting cancer is truly a remarkable experience,”<br />
says Melvin Benn.<br />
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2 nd Annual Git-R-Done<br />
Celebrity Golf Classic<br />
Dan Whitney with Peter and Jennifer Belmore and their daughter Stella, who was diagnosed with hip dysplasia after birth.<br />
In addition to the annual golf<br />
tournament in 2010, the<br />
Git-R-Done Foundation made a<br />
$5 million dollar commitment to<br />
the Arnold Palmer Medical Center<br />
Foundation and our International<br />
Hip Dysplasia Institute for the<br />
treatment and cure of hip dysplasia.<br />
Pictured left to right: Jay Albright, MD; George Haidukewych, MD;<br />
Lee Janzen; Charles Price, MD; and Joshua Langford, MD<br />
On October 16 and 17,<br />
Larry the Cable Guy hosted<br />
The Second Annual Git-<br />
R-Done Celebrity Golf<br />
Classic at Grand Cypress<br />
Golf Club in <strong>Orlando</strong>. The<br />
event raised over $100,000<br />
for Arnold Palmer Medical<br />
Center Foundation and the<br />
International Hip Dysplasia<br />
Institute at Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital.<br />
Larry the Cable Guy, aka Dan<br />
Whitney, and his wife, Cara,<br />
have a special reason for being<br />
involved. Their son, Wyatt,<br />
was born with hip dysplasia,<br />
which is the number one birth<br />
abnormality in newborns.<br />
“My family’s personal<br />
experience with hip dysplasia<br />
opened our eyes to how<br />
common this is, but how little<br />
is known about it,” states Dan.<br />
“Our hope is that this gift can<br />
be a springboard for more<br />
research, education, and better<br />
treatment for patients all over<br />
the world who suffer with hip<br />
dysplasia.”<br />
Scan the QR<br />
Code with your<br />
smart phone<br />
to watch<br />
the Belmore<br />
family’s story<br />
about hip<br />
dysplasia<br />
Rich Lerner welcomes the<br />
participants of The December Classic<br />
The December<br />
Classic hosted<br />
by Rich Lerner<br />
For the twelfth year, Golf Channel<br />
anchor, Rich Lerner, and his wife, Robin,<br />
hosted over 100 participants, including<br />
some of the biggest names in golf, for<br />
The December Classic Charity Pro-Am.<br />
For the second year, the event benefited<br />
the Alexander Center for Neonatology<br />
at Winnie Palmer Hospital, raising more<br />
than $70,000.<br />
Golf legend Annika Sorenstam<br />
highlighted the field of pros and<br />
celebrities, which included major<br />
champions and Golf Channel<br />
personalities. The three-day event at<br />
ChampionsGate Golf Club included a par<br />
3 contest under the lights, a gala dinner<br />
and the Classic pro-am golf tournament.<br />
Tommy Bahama’s 5 th Annual<br />
Caribbean Classic<br />
Andy Donato, general manager, Tommy<br />
Bahama at Pointe <strong>Orlando</strong>, and Peggy Smith,<br />
resident manager, Hubbard House<br />
Celebrating its fifth year, the Tommy<br />
Bahama Caribbean Classic raised nearly<br />
$50,000 for the hospitality homes at<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>, which include Hubbard<br />
House on the downtown campus and<br />
The Cynthia C. & William E. Perry<br />
Pavilion at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.<br />
The event added a new aspect this year<br />
with a dinner and charity auction held<br />
Sunday, October 2 at Tommy Bahama’s<br />
Restaurant & Bar. The four-person best<br />
ball scramble took place the following day<br />
at the Rosen Shingle Creek Golf Club.<br />
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Arnold Palmer Hospital is<br />
on Santa’s Nice List<br />
Santa’s Magical Arrival and Pictures with Santa at the Mall at<br />
Millenia Benefit Hospital<br />
Santa delivered a big gift this year to Arnold Palmer Hospital. The<br />
Mall at Millenia selected Arnold Palmer Hospital as the beneficiary<br />
of their two major holiday events: Santa’s Magical Arrival and<br />
pictures with Santa. The two events together raised over $7,500.<br />
On Friday, November 11, families joined together at the mall to<br />
kick off the holiday season and welcome Santa as he arrived on the<br />
rooftop. A donation of $10 per family of four was requested to enter<br />
the extraordinary outdoor winter scene, complete with food, music,<br />
dancing and entertainment by stilt walkers, magicians, Mrs. Claus<br />
and other characters from the Mall’s “Hollyville” Christmas Village.<br />
Additionally, throughout the entire holiday season, guests were<br />
encouraged to make voluntary contributions to Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital during their child’s photo session with Santa.<br />
Santa also made a special stop at Arnold Palmer Hospital to bring<br />
holiday cheer to children who were unable to join the fun at the mall.<br />
Aflac and Macy’s<br />
Partner to Raise<br />
Money for Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital<br />
Arnold Palmer Hospital was<br />
selected this year as one of<br />
approximately 50 hospitals<br />
around the country to benefit<br />
from the sale of special, limitededition<br />
Holiday Ducks sold<br />
exclusively at Macy’s.<br />
One hundred percent of the<br />
proceeds from the sale of the Aflac<br />
Holiday Ducks in participating<br />
Central Florida Macy’s stores<br />
benefited pediatric cancer<br />
research and treatment at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital.<br />
CMAA Golf Tournament<br />
Giving Exceeds $321,000<br />
For 16 years, the Club Managers<br />
Association of America (CMAA)<br />
Sunshine Region has coordinated<br />
an annual golf tournament to give<br />
back to the community. Each year,<br />
the dollars raised have benefited<br />
programs at Arnold Palmer Hospital<br />
that are critical to caring for the<br />
specialized needs of pediatric<br />
patients. At the 16th Annual CMAA<br />
Charity Golf Tournament, held<br />
at <strong>Orlando</strong>’s most revered golf<br />
destination, Arnold Palmer’s Bay<br />
Hill Club & Lodge, CMAA raised<br />
another $30,000, elevating the total<br />
giving in the event’s history to more<br />
than $321,000.<br />
“We couldn’t be more proud to be<br />
the host venue this year for such an<br />
important event,” says Ray Easler,<br />
general manager, Bay Hill Club &<br />
Lodge. “It is our privilege to serve<br />
the community and Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital. Knowing the role this<br />
plays in improving the lives of these<br />
special children and their families<br />
cannot be put into words.”<br />
The proceeds from this year’s<br />
tournament benefit the Hewell<br />
Kids’ Kidney Center at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital, which cares for<br />
children suffering from chronic<br />
kidney disease.<br />
“The support we receive from the<br />
CMAA tournament is instrumental<br />
in offering the highest level of care to<br />
the children and families we treat,”<br />
says Jorge Ramirez, MD, director,<br />
Pediatric Nephrology at Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital.<br />
In 2011, Arnold Palmer Hospital<br />
received more than 7,000 inpatient<br />
Pictured from left to right:<br />
Roy Schindele, Director of<br />
Sales and Marketing, Bay Hill<br />
Club & Lodge; Jeff Rogers,<br />
Water Tweakers LLC; Jorge<br />
Ramirez, MD, Director of<br />
Pediatric Nephrology, Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital; Jeff Hartigan,<br />
General Manager, Interlachen<br />
Country Club; Arnold Palmer;<br />
Matthew Boseo, Rosen College<br />
of Hospitality; Timothy O’Neil,<br />
Club and Golf Operations<br />
Manager, Orange Tree Golf Club;<br />
Ray Easler, General Manager,<br />
Bay Hill Club & Lodge<br />
and outpatient visits from children<br />
seeking treatment for some form of<br />
kidney disease.<br />
Success of the event is due in large<br />
part to the efforts of major sponsor,<br />
Glenmorangie, 140 participants and<br />
CMAA members and volunteers<br />
from the UCF Rosen School of<br />
Hospitality CMAA Student Chapter.<br />
Additional sponsors included Jet<br />
Blue Challenge, Sysco, Titleist and<br />
Musty Putters.<br />
After four consecutive years at<br />
the Bay Hill Club & Lodge, the<br />
2012 tournament will take place<br />
at Isleworth Golf & Country Club<br />
on September 10, 2012. For more<br />
information, contact Tracey Stein<br />
at 321.841.5345 or Tracey.Stein@<br />
orlandohealth.com<br />
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Panera Bread<br />
Panera Bread’s Pink Ribbon Bagels have proven once again they<br />
are a big hit in Central Florida and are making a difference<br />
for MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> and cancer patients. The 2011<br />
Pink Ribbon Bagel campaign sold more than 52,000 bagels in<br />
October raising over $30,000. During the past seven years, the<br />
Pink Ribbon Bagel campaign has raised $170,256 to support<br />
cancer services at MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong>.<br />
Real Men Wear Pink<br />
Local Male Celebrities Wear Pink and Raise $12,252 for<br />
Breast Cancer Awareness<br />
Local male celebrities hit the runway for Real Men Wear<br />
Pink, a showcase in support of breast cancer awareness and<br />
the latest in men’s fall fashion trends. Presented by Saks Fifth<br />
Avenue at the Florida Mall, funds were raised through ticket<br />
sales, a percentage of store sales and proceeds from Sak’s<br />
commemorative breast cancer tee-shirts.<br />
Panera Bread’s Eryn Catter (far left) presents a check for $30,483 to MD<br />
Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> President and CEO Dr. Clarence Brown, III (third from<br />
right) and other MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> team members.<br />
WPFT members and co-founder, Elaine Lustig (second from left), present a check for $510,000 to MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong>’s president and CEO, Clarence H. Brown III, MD<br />
(far left), and MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> oncologist, Veronica Schimp, MD (far right).<br />
Women Playing For T.I.M.E. ® Raises<br />
$510,000 for MD Anderson<br />
Cancer Center <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
Women Playing For T.I.M.E. (Technology, Immediate<br />
diagnosis, Mammography and Education) presented<br />
MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> with a check for $510,000<br />
raised from the group’s fundraising events held<br />
throughout 2011. The announcement was made during<br />
WPFT’s 19th anniversary charity golf tournament held at<br />
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club.<br />
Since its inception in 1993, WPFT has raised a total of<br />
$8.6 million to fund breast cancer research and other<br />
cancers affecting women as well as community education<br />
about early detection, appropriate screenings and healthy<br />
lifestyles and prevention.<br />
During the luncheon, guests began making spontaneous<br />
gift announcements, raising an additional $60,000 in<br />
unexpected philanthropic support. Says Cheryl Collins,<br />
Foundation vice president, “It was a complete surprise<br />
and an incredibly dramatic conclusion to an outstanding<br />
year with WPFT!”<br />
Throughout Pink October, numerous and diverse events<br />
were held throughout the community to raise awareness<br />
and support for women affected by cancer. Following are<br />
highlights of a few of those events.<br />
Male models for the Real Men Wear Pink event included‐ MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> president and CEO, Clarence H. Brown III, MD and other male MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
oncologists. Other local male celebrities who walked the runway in pink included <strong>Orlando</strong> Mayor Buddy Dyer; <strong>Orlando</strong> Police Chief Paul Rooney; Florida Citrus Sports’ CEO, Steve<br />
Hogan; <strong>Orlando</strong> City Soccer player Ian Fuller; <strong>Orlando</strong> Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell; WESH 2’s Todd Husty, MD; president of the Knob Hill Group and founding partner,<br />
Winter Park Magazine, Rick Walsh; husband of Women Playing For T.I.M.E. co-founder Sheila Solomon, Mickey Solomon; and plastic surgeon, Kenrick Spence, MD.<br />
Think Pink 5K Fun Run<br />
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital and the<br />
Dr. P. Phillips YMCA Family Center<br />
hosted the 2 nd Annual “Think<br />
Pink” 5k Fun Run/Walk and health<br />
expo. Over 25 physician offices and<br />
company vendors participated in the<br />
<strong>Health</strong> Expo to raise awareness of<br />
breast cancer. A total of 363 runners<br />
participated in the run, which raised<br />
a total of $ 7,295.<br />
Pop Warner<br />
The collaboration betrween Mid<br />
Florida Pop Warner, North <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
Kiwanis and <strong>Orlando</strong> Sports<br />
Foundation resulted in a donation<br />
of $11,000 to MD Anderson -<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong>. Their Youth Bowl Game in<br />
October raised $6,000 and <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
Sports Foundation generously<br />
donated $5,000.<br />
Chick-fil-A ®<br />
Milkshake Promotion<br />
During the month of October,<br />
nearly 700 strawberry milkshakes<br />
were sold at the Chick-fil-A located<br />
on Orange Avenue in <strong>Orlando</strong>,<br />
raising $500 in support of<br />
MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong>.<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> International<br />
Dragon Boat<br />
Festival Presented by<br />
Walgreens<br />
This year’s Dragon Boat Festival was a<br />
huge success with a record number of<br />
teams topping 70! One of the largest<br />
donations was made by the City of<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> employees. With Mayor<br />
Buddy Dyer, they presented a check for<br />
$30,000 to MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong>.<br />
Next year is already off to a promising<br />
start with Walgreens recommitted as<br />
the 2012 festival sponsor.<br />
Brighton Collectibles<br />
Brighton Collectibles at The Mall<br />
at Millenia and Pointe <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
presented WPFT with a check in the<br />
amount of $2,130 as a result of their<br />
Power of Pink bracelet sales.<br />
Golden Bear Club at<br />
Keene’s Pointe<br />
The Golden Bear Club at Keene’s<br />
Pointe hosted its second annual,<br />
co-ed golf event raising $24,000<br />
in support for MD Anderson –<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong>.<br />
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C. Carlisle &<br />
Margaret Tippit<br />
Leaving a Legacy<br />
C. Carlisle and Margaret Tippit lived lives focused on<br />
serving their community - a legacy that will long survive<br />
both of them. Even after losing her husband in 2003,<br />
Margaret continued her involvement with several charities<br />
throughout the country until she passed late last year.<br />
Known by family and friends as Tip and Margie, they<br />
were beloved parents, grandparents and philanthropists.<br />
Tip and Margie traveled the world, touring 190 countries<br />
together. They were blessed with five children and 21<br />
grandchildren.<br />
In addition, they were strong supporters of Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital, giving through a variety of planned gifts<br />
including charitable trusts and life insurance to create a<br />
philanthropic legacy that will continue for many years.<br />
Charitable trusts are an excellent way to provide income for<br />
you and your family, receive significant income and estate tax<br />
benefits, and create a lasting legacy at <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>.<br />
Life insurance provides an opportunity to make a<br />
meaningful yet relatively low-cost gift, it offers immediate<br />
tax benefits and supports the life-saving work of our<br />
hospitals.<br />
“Tip and Margie were great friends to Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital,” says John Bozard, president, Arnold Palmer<br />
Medical Center Foundation. “We are honored that the<br />
Tippits chose our mission to support during their lives<br />
and appreciate their use of planned giving, which will<br />
continue providing support for generations of children at<br />
Arnold Palmer Hospital.”<br />
Tip and Margie will both be deeply missed by the Arnold<br />
Palmer Medical Center Foundation.<br />
Securing the Future<br />
through Endowment<br />
Many of <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>’s programs and facilities require continuous charitable funding to support their operations. As<br />
a donor, choosing to establish a permanent endowment can help ensure that the future needs of these costly yet critical<br />
programs remain available to our community.<br />
An endowment is a permanent fund established to benefit an institution for a specific purpose chosen by the donor. In an<br />
endowment fund, the principal is invested and only a portion of the investment earnings are spent. The rest of the earnings<br />
are directed back into the fund, so that the endowment grows over time, becoming a perpetual source of funding for whatever<br />
the donor wishes to achieve.<br />
Following is a listing of endowments that have been established at <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>. Donors may choose to contribute to<br />
one of these or establish their own. For more information, please contact Janet Morrow at 321.841.1466, janet.morrow@<br />
orlandohealth.com or Matt Lilly at 321.843.2488 or matt.lilly@orlandohealth.com. You may also visit us online at<br />
orlandohealth.com/plannedgiving.<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>’s Nursing Alumni Reunion<br />
• Edward B. Crowell Endowment<br />
• The John Hillenmeyer Endowment for<br />
Medical Excellence<br />
• Eleanora Conrad Scheer Endowment for<br />
Arnold Palmer Hospital<br />
• Leona M. Getty Endowment for Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital<br />
• Alexander C. MacKinnon and Cynthia Z.<br />
MacKinnon Endowment<br />
• Betty & Bill Hussey Endowment<br />
• Mary J. Irwin Cancer Research Endowment<br />
• Richard and Susan Hornick Endowment<br />
• Edmund L. Murray Endowment for ORMC<br />
• Gray, Harris, Robinson Endowment<br />
• Janet McGavock Memorial Endowment<br />
• Charles & Barbara Stuart Endowment<br />
• June McMorris Nursing Endowment<br />
Current and Retired Nurses Travel across the Country<br />
to Visit With Former Classmates and Remain Involved<br />
in the Future of Nursing at <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
With great pride and dedication to service, graduates and<br />
instructors from ORMC’s former nursing school return<br />
each year for an alumni reunion. The special weekend brings<br />
together nurses from the many graduating classes of the<br />
School of Nursing that operated at ORMC from 1921 – 1973.<br />
As graduates of our former nursing school,<br />
these individuals are an extension of our<br />
family and an important part of our history.<br />
Their dedication, training and service laid the<br />
groundwork for the excellence in nursing for<br />
which <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> is well known. Today,<br />
more than 4,000 nurses help to carry out our<br />
mission at <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>.<br />
Members of the<br />
Class of 1961<br />
celebrating their<br />
50th reunion.<br />
• Robert Dyment Endowment<br />
• Vivian M. Quinn Endowment<br />
• Madeline Gentile Endowment<br />
• Caroline E. Zull Endowment for Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital<br />
• Carl and Margaret Tippit Endowment<br />
• Muriel Sims Endowment for Children<br />
• Mary Sue McHenry Endowment for Arnold<br />
Palmer Hospital<br />
• The Sylvia Cohen Endowment at Arnold<br />
Palmer Medical Center<br />
• Alys M. Donniez Endowment<br />
• Ethel C. Seibel Endowment<br />
• Neonatology Associates of Central Florida<br />
Endowment<br />
• RLF, Inc. Endowment<br />
• Lucille and Stephen T. Dean Endowment<br />
• Helen Gray Dean Endowment<br />
• Nicole Endre Endowment<br />
• Zachary Robert Kuder Endowment<br />
• Sarah Szafranski Endowment Fund<br />
• Alvina Treadwell Endowment<br />
• William H. Dial Endowment<br />
• John Vincent Sauer Endowment<br />
• Ann M. and Clarence H. Brown III, MD<br />
Endowment<br />
• Leo M. and Nola G. Flowers Endowment<br />
• Bernard C. Hasty Endowment<br />
• Carl E. Stallard and Letitia Brooks Stallard<br />
Endowment<br />
• Robert F. and Mary M. Stonerock<br />
Endowment<br />
• Mildred Overstreet Endowment<br />
• The Mary L. Malone Scholarship Fund for<br />
Nursing<br />
• General W.E. “Joe” and Ruth T. Potter<br />
Endowment<br />
• Joyce G. Sorn Nursing Scholarship<br />
Endowment<br />
• B. R. Chamberlain Endowment for Medical<br />
Education<br />
• Patricia & David Schwartz Endowed Chair at<br />
the Cancer Research Institute<br />
• Kenneth R. and Patsy E. Guthrie Endowment<br />
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Honor the Physicians in Your Life<br />
During this Year’s National Doctor’s Day<br />
South Seminole Hospital Women’s Advisory Council<br />
Special physicians who make a difference in our lives deserve to be recognized. On National Doctor’s Day, March 30,<br />
let your physicians know how much you appreciate their commitment to your health by honoring them with a<br />
tribute gift through the <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation.<br />
A letter will be sent to inform your physicians that you have made a gift in their honor. Your tax-deductible tribute will<br />
also help make a difference in the lives of those we serve by supporting <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>’s areas of greatest need.<br />
To recognize your physician in time for National Doctor’s Day, please either give a secure online gift at<br />
orlandohealth.kintera.org/doctorsday or complete the form below and send your gift in the enclosed<br />
envelope before Friday, March 16, 2012.<br />
YES, I would like to make a tribute gift in<br />
recognition of a special physician in my life.<br />
Enclosed is my 2012 Doctor’s Day gift in the amount of $_________________<br />
Your Name _____________________________________________________ Phone___________________<br />
Address_________________________________________________________________________________<br />
City _____________________________________________State _____________ Zip __________________<br />
My gift is in honor of the following physician: (please complete all of the following)<br />
Doctor (first name)___________________________ (last name)___________________________________<br />
Address_________________________________________________________________________________<br />
City _________________________State ______ Zip _____________Phone__________________________<br />
Payment: q Check q Cash q Visa/MC q AMEX q Discover<br />
Account Number: ________________________________________________ Exp. Date _______________<br />
Amount of Donation: ________________ Signature: ___________________________________________<br />
Please print your name as you wish to be recognized _____________________________________ -Orq<br />
Check here if you wish to remain anonymous<br />
Check should be made payable to the <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation.<br />
We greatly appreciate your support. Thank you.<br />
PLEASE MAIL YOUR COMPLETED FORM ALONG WITH YOUR TRIBUTE GIFT TO:<br />
THE ORLANDO HEALTH FOUNDATION<br />
3160 SOUTHGATE COMMERCE BLVD., SUITE 50, ORLANDO, FL 32806<br />
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FOUNDATION ARE DEDUCTIBLE FOR INCOME TAX PURPOSES TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW. THE FOUNDATION RECOMMENDS THAT YOU<br />
CONSULT WITH YOUR TAX ADVISOR CONCERNING ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED<br />
FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL FREE, 800-435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT,<br />
APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. THE FOUNDATION IS A REGISTERED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (CH577).<br />
DM-MDTRIB-0312 FF<br />
Left to right: Michele Mandlekorn, Phyllis Wallace, Nancy Freeman, Donna Bundy, Melanie Chase, SSHWAC Chairman, and Christina Crowley, Fundraising Chairman<br />
Casino Night Raises $10,000 to Purchase New Technology<br />
for Women’s Imaging Center<br />
The Women’s Advisory Council was established by the <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong> Foundation to promote advocacy and funding initiatives<br />
in support of quality healthcare programs and services at South<br />
Seminole Hospital. Comprised of volunteers, this leadership<br />
group shares time and expertise to help evaluate programs;<br />
identify new opportunities and initiatives; advocate for and<br />
promote wellness and community outreach programs; and<br />
build a culture of philanthropy to ultimately benefit and ensure<br />
availability of quality healthcare services for those we serve.<br />
Recently, the Women’s Advisory Council hosted a Casino Night<br />
at the Sanford Zoo. A total of $10,000 was raised, enabling the<br />
purchase of a new neoprobe for the Women’s Imaging Center at<br />
South Seminole Hospital.<br />
To learn more about the Women’s Advisory Council, please<br />
contact Karen Jensen, vice president and executive director,<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation, at 407.841.5194.<br />
South Seminole Hospital<br />
Women’s Advisory Council<br />
2012 Members<br />
Alice Weinberg, Chairman<br />
Judy Van Der Weide, Chairman-Elect<br />
Donna Bundy<br />
Tina Calderone<br />
Marty Chan<br />
Melanie Chase<br />
Cheryl Cicotti<br />
Kristina Clements<br />
Melanie Cornell<br />
Christina Crowley<br />
Bonnie Donihi<br />
Michelle Ertel<br />
Elise Eslinger<br />
Shelly Ferrone<br />
Nancy Freeman<br />
Elizabeth Gaussant<br />
Andria Herr<br />
Tricia Johnson<br />
Delores Kennedy<br />
Joanne Krebs<br />
Susan Logan<br />
Katrina Powell<br />
Pamm Redditt<br />
Sarah Reece<br />
Susan Roberts<br />
Sandra Robinson<br />
Carol Saporito<br />
Deanne Schaffner<br />
Andrea Sider<br />
Sue Silberbusch<br />
Phyllis Wallace<br />
Beverly Winesburgh<br />
Bell Woods<br />
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orlandohealthfoundation.com/travelclub.<br />
THE DALI MUSEUM PACIFIC NW ASHEVILLE, NC CANADIAN ROCKIES<br />
Day Trips<br />
Life’s A Trip Tours, 407.855.9732 or Barbara@lifes-a-triptours.com<br />
Caladesi Island<br />
March 27, 2012 (7:30 am – 5:30 pm)<br />
$69 (no refunds after March 2, 2012)<br />
Enjoy a walking nature tour of the island,<br />
lunch at the Café Honeymoon and browse<br />
local specialty shops.<br />
On The Horizon…<br />
Cocoa Village Playhouse<br />
April 21, 2012 (10:45 am – 5:30 pm)<br />
$71 (no refunds after March 12, 2012)<br />
Lunch at Ossorio on Brevard Avenue and<br />
see “Titanic”.<br />
The Dali Museum<br />
June 5, 2012 (9:45 am – 5:30 pm)<br />
$78 (no refunds after May 15, 2012)<br />
Lunch at The Hangar Restaurant & Flight<br />
Lounge in St. Petersburg and tour the<br />
newly designed Dali Museum.<br />
Ringling Museum of Art – September 25, 2012 – $89<br />
See one of the largest collections of internationally recognized art; dinner at the Dutch<br />
Heritage Restaurant.<br />
Historic Bok Tower Gardens – December 4, 2012 – $64<br />
Tour the 1930s Pinewood Estate; hear the concert of the bells; lunch at the Carillon Café.<br />
Reference the <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation when booking your trip!<br />
U.S. & International Trips<br />
South Dakota – The Black Hills and Badlands<br />
June 5 – 11, 2012<br />
Collette Vacations<br />
Cost: from $2,299* including airfare and insurance fee<br />
Discover the spirit of the American West. Climb aboard<br />
an 1880 locomotive. Visit magnificent Mt. Rushmore.<br />
See Crazy Horse Memorial, the world’s largest sculpture<br />
still in progress. Travel to the legendary Black Hills. Visit<br />
Kevin Costner’s “Tatanka: Story of the Bison” interpretive<br />
center, depicting the relationship of bison and man. See the<br />
American prairie as it was 300 years ago. Explore the legends<br />
in the city of Deadwood, home to Wild Bill Hickok and<br />
Calamity Jane. Travel the backcountry of Custer State Park.<br />
Journey through the natural beauty of Badlands National<br />
Park. Complete your experience with a home-hosted<br />
farewell dinner in a lodge nestled in the woods of Keystone.<br />
Pacific NW and California<br />
August 27 – September 3, 2012<br />
Collette Vacations<br />
Cost: from $2,799*, including airfare and insurance fee<br />
Explore the majestic Pacific Northwest and California<br />
on this eight-day adventure, from the wilds of Mount St.<br />
Helens and the Columbia River Gorge to the sophistication<br />
of Portland and San Francisco. Travel along Oregon’s<br />
beautiful Pacific coast. Enjoy a cruise up the Rogue River.<br />
Visit Redwood National Park. Explore Eureka, a historic<br />
timber and fishing village. Cross the Golden Gate Bridge<br />
and discover the “City by the Bay” – San Francisco.<br />
On the Horizon...<br />
Asheville, NC<br />
April 15 – 19, 2012<br />
Life’s-A-Trip Tours<br />
Cost: from $849*<br />
Mackinaw Island, MI<br />
July 28 – August 5, 2012<br />
Life’s-A-Trip Tours<br />
Cost: from $1,159*<br />
Greece & Turkey (Land & Cruise)<br />
September 2 - 17, 2012<br />
AHI Travel<br />
Cost: from $4,745* including all excursions and gratuities<br />
Fort Myers, FL<br />
October 9 – 10, 2012<br />
Life’s-A-Trip Tours<br />
Cost: from $319*<br />
Myrtle Beach, SC<br />
November 8 – 11, 2012<br />
Life’s-A-Trip Tours<br />
Cost: from $649*<br />
For more information about these trips, visit<br />
orlandohealthfoundation.com/travelclub or contact our<br />
travel partners directly:<br />
AHI Travel – 800.323.7373<br />
Collette Vacations – 877.872.4331<br />
Life’s-A-Trip Tours – 407.855.9732<br />
*Prices are limited time offers, per person, based on double occupancy and do not include airfare unless indicated.<br />
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<strong>Health</strong>y U<br />
An <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Lifestyle Medicine Initiative<br />
Spring is a time of renewal and refreshment. It’s in that light that I share the following: I<br />
recently found myself smack dab in the middle of a major health crisis. I didn’t get there by<br />
chance. It was not a random “happening.” Approximately four years ago, my brother was<br />
diagnosed with a genetic heart condition. Rather than writing it off as “his problem,” I was<br />
proactive with my own health and proceeded to be tested for the condition. I was relieved to<br />
learn that I did not have the same condition but was surprised to learn I had “an issue” of my<br />
own. Mine was one that is typically only discovered post-mortem… Wow! How lucky was I to<br />
have found it early! I have since made a full-recovery and am stronger than ever…but that is<br />
because I was proactive in making decisions to improve my health.<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
Volunteers and Team<br />
Members Celebrate<br />
Holiday Season<br />
Each winter, <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> hosts gatherings<br />
across the organization to recognize our<br />
volunteers and their tremendous contributions<br />
toward caring for our patients.<br />
Ann Alexander, Physician Relations Manager and Shirley Kearney, Dr. P. Phillips Hospital Volunteer<br />
Lee A. O’Donnell, BSE<br />
Corporate Manager<br />
Lifestyle Medicine<br />
You can be proactive in ensuring you live a long and rewarding life as well. It does not have to<br />
be through medical tests, diagnostic procedures and/or treatments. It can be through your daily<br />
habits and actions. Taking it back to the spring theme, I have listed six helpful hints for taking<br />
control and being proactive in your health!<br />
Now is the perfect time to “spring” into action. You are the only person who can take<br />
responsibility for your health and well-being. Be proactive to live a happy and healthy life.<br />
S P R I N G<br />
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital Volunteers, Shirley Stanton and Doris Gindin, are big winners.<br />
during holiday games!<br />
Arnold Palmer Medical CenterVolunteer Services team members have fun<br />
with volunteers. L-R: Rebekah Pate, Alexis Bentley, Cary D’Ortona, Angela<br />
Phillips and Erin Tierney<br />
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SIMPLE.<br />
Keep it simple.<br />
(No need to say<br />
any more here…)<br />
PLAN ahead.<br />
Think it through.<br />
Write it down.<br />
Whatever the<br />
change you are<br />
undertaking, be<br />
deliberate. If you<br />
fail to plan, then<br />
you are planning<br />
to fail.<br />
REMEMBER<br />
the “why” behind<br />
your actions.<br />
WHY are you<br />
going for a walk?<br />
WHY did you<br />
request your<br />
salad dressing on<br />
the side? WHY<br />
did you call your<br />
loved ones today?<br />
IDENTIFY<br />
incentives. What<br />
is it you want<br />
to get out of<br />
your efforts?<br />
More mobility?<br />
<strong>Health</strong>ier tests<br />
results? See<br />
your children<br />
get married?<br />
Play with your<br />
grandchildren?<br />
NO excuses.<br />
Period. There<br />
is rarely a valid,<br />
logical reason<br />
to not make a<br />
positive change.<br />
Yes, it takes<br />
conscious effort.<br />
And, yes, it can<br />
be challenging.<br />
But is anything<br />
worthwhile<br />
ever easy?<br />
GET started<br />
today. Right now.<br />
There’s no time<br />
like the present.<br />
Arnold Palmer Medical Center volunteers, Jackie Crane, June Keith and Mia<br />
Cunningham, enjoy a holiday luncheon.<br />
MD Anderson – <strong>Orlando</strong> volunteers, Jack Dwyer and<br />
Emma Shackelford, entertain with great music.<br />
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An ideal way to celebrate the life of someone special is through a gift in their name. Not only does your gift<br />
honor the individual, it also enables <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> to carry on life-saving care for others.<br />
Please consider giving a life-saving gift TODAY! You may call us at 407.841.5194, send a check<br />
in the envelope enclosed or make a secure online gift at orlandohealthfoundation.com.<br />
Memorial Contributors List – October 1 through December 31, 2011<br />
In Memory of Jamie Alexander<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Alexander<br />
In Memory of Rafael J. Angulo<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge R. Angulo<br />
In Memory of John L. Apodaca<br />
Mrs. Lucille C. Apodaca<br />
In Memory of James M. Bartz<br />
Mrs. Maxine C. Bartz<br />
In Memory of Louise D. Beachboard<br />
Mr. Benvis E. Beachboard<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Beam<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Harrold<br />
Ms. Michelle Maggart<br />
Mr. James Stephen Turner<br />
In Memory of Thomas F. Bernier<br />
Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club<br />
and Lodge<br />
In Memory of Janet M. Bialorucki<br />
Mr. David A. Bialorucki<br />
In Memory of Wilbur L. Booth<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Foundation, Inc.<br />
In Memory of Gladys T. Bosserman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard<br />
Mrs. Dorothy S. Cole<br />
Ms. Winona E. Cook<br />
Paul Geary, MD<br />
Mrs. Caren J. Hewitt<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. James<br />
Ms. Karen T. Jensen<br />
Mrs. Babby Simpson Wiedman<br />
In Memory of Brady Boys<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Brady<br />
YourCause, LLC<br />
In Memory of Jean Z. Campbell<br />
Ms. Judy Van Valkenburgh<br />
In Memory of Carlos Carrera<br />
Anonymous<br />
In Memory of Barbara E. Chasteen<br />
Ms. Brenda L. Chasteen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Crouter<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Waggoner<br />
In Memory of Katherine M. Cielak<br />
Southwest Airlines <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
In Memory of Stanley S. Cielak<br />
Southwest Airlines <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
In Memory of Kailee A. Clark<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Lawrence<br />
In Memory of Marie G. Collins<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Breen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Burgardt<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Horkey<br />
Ms. Maria E. Kaminski<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Mandel<br />
Ms. Jennifer A. McCue<br />
Ms. Dolores Naclerio<br />
Ms. Brenda J. Smith<br />
In Memory of Katrina R. Cordell<br />
The School Board of Orange<br />
County, Florida<br />
In Memory of Mabel Coronado<br />
Medical Center Radiology Group<br />
In Memory of Clarence C. Cox<br />
Mrs. Amy Moore<br />
In Memory of Carmen D. Cyr<br />
Ms. Peggy J. Smith<br />
In Memory of Robert Davis<br />
Mrs. Lesley J. Callaghan<br />
Mr. Victor Castagnoli<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ron L. James<br />
Mrs. Sheila Manning<br />
Mr. Roy G. Murray<br />
Mr. Bill N. Raymond<br />
Mrs. Karen Robinson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Root<br />
Mr. Paul D. Shutes<br />
SunTrust Bank<br />
Mrs. Amanda J. Sykes<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Clive M. Witmond<br />
In Memory of Jadelynn G. Denham<br />
Mr. R. Kenneth Derick<br />
In Memory of Jannelle G. DiCaprio<br />
Ms. Jacqueline Johannes<br />
In Memory of Alexander P. Dolhun<br />
ACUO Technologies<br />
In Memory of James S. Dopson<br />
Southwest Airlines <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
In Memory of Diane E. Duncanson<br />
Mr. Donald M. Duncanson<br />
In Memory of Raymond F. Ecock<br />
Merck Partnership for Giving<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Mysel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wood<br />
In Memory of Edward Englander<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Marks<br />
In Memory of Molly G. Eubank<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connell<br />
In Memory of Sophia L. Figel<br />
Mr. Anthony L. Figel<br />
In Memory of Mary F. Finch<br />
Mr. Robert W. Page<br />
In Memory of Kenneth G. Forse<br />
Mr. David J. Malanchuk<br />
In Memory of Howard T. Fox<br />
Macy’s Foundation<br />
Mrs. Eleanor C. Taylor<br />
In Memory of George E. Geans<br />
Ms. Karen T. Jensen<br />
In Memory of Belle R. Goldman<br />
Anonymous<br />
Ms. Sheryl R. Ackerman<br />
Mr. Andy Becker<br />
Ms. Faith Brickel<br />
Timothy Bullard, MD<br />
Jay Falk, MD<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Steven H. Katz<br />
Mrs. Ellen I. Prague<br />
Mr. Eric C. Rackow<br />
David T. Smuckler, MD<br />
In Memory of Charles A. Guerrieri<br />
Ms. Kimberly R. Guerrieri<br />
In Memory of Marjorie R.<br />
Gutmann<br />
Jay Falk, MD<br />
In Memory of Leonard J. Haase<br />
Ms. Linda Fox<br />
In Memory of David Hall<br />
Mrs. JoAnn D. Hall<br />
In Memory of Phyllis C. Hardy<br />
Paul Palma, MD<br />
In Memory of Robert W. Hewitt<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Wilson<br />
In Memory of Mary E. Hickey<br />
Mr. Patrick Hickey<br />
In Memory of Bonnie Hill<br />
Ms. Miriam Bonilla<br />
In Memory of Alexina C. Hollyday<br />
Anonymous<br />
Bank of America Matching Gifts<br />
Program<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew<br />
Cairns<br />
Dippin’ Dots, Inc.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fleming<br />
Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Gordy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory<br />
Humphries<br />
Ms. Patti Kinzer<br />
Dr. Alonzo Logan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Malone<br />
Mrs. Karen McManus<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Meyer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. H. Carter Myers<br />
Mrs. Megan C. Noland<br />
Mr. Joey Pedraza<br />
Dr. Alan D. Price<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritch<br />
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne<br />
Schoolfield<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sharp<br />
Ms. Jennifer Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Starling<br />
Mrs. Mary Ann Stead<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Thacker<br />
Universal City Development<br />
Partners<br />
In Memory of Sean Holton<br />
Ms. Dolores D. Beasley<br />
Mr. Terry Godbey<br />
Hess & Hess CPA’s, P.A.<br />
Ms. Bridget Holton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ilaria<br />
Mr. Dean C. Johnson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mannell<br />
Ms. Andrea M. Martin<br />
Mrs. Josephine M. Newton-Lund<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R.<br />
Raibourn<br />
Ms. Jane V. Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Toms<br />
In Memory of Richard B. Hornick<br />
Anonymous<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Adams<br />
Ms. Ann Victoria G. Blalock<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard<br />
Timothy Bullard, MD<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Calia<br />
Center for Plastic &<br />
Reconstructive Surgery<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Cohen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Earhart<br />
Ms. Carol Fenner<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Hornick<br />
Ms. Karen T. Jensen<br />
Dr. Joseph Nagelsen<br />
Mark Sand, MD<br />
Ms. Suzanne M. Spencer<br />
Mr. Carl E. Stallard<br />
Mrs. Eleanor C. Taylor<br />
In Memory of Stanley Hough<br />
Mr. Kevin Hough<br />
In Memory of Paula A. Hruby<br />
Mr. Allan M. Baillie<br />
In Memory of Frank M. Hubbard<br />
A. Friends’ Foundation Trust<br />
In Memory of Jannie C. Jackson<br />
Dominion Hospital<br />
ICC Management, Inc.<br />
Reston Hospital Center<br />
Hien T. Tran, MD<br />
In Memory of Vera Jensen<br />
Mr. John S. Jensen<br />
In Memory of Norma B. Kaplan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Marks<br />
In Memory of Robert E. Knechtl<br />
Mrs. Hope Knechtl & Family<br />
In Memory of John Kohrs<br />
Ms. Susan Brown<br />
In Memory of Kathleen H. Kraft<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alden<br />
Ms. Margaret P. Allen<br />
Mr. Jack R. Askren<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Beaty<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Blackford<br />
Ms. Carolyn K. Branner<br />
Mrs. Nathalia B. Brodie<br />
Ms. Cynthia R. Chester<br />
The Edyth Bush Charitable<br />
Foundation, Inc.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Elsperman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Eskind<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clinton Fox Jr.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R. Huston Frailey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest L. Hardin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hartman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. H. Blake Hostetter<br />
Mr. Kenneth H. Kraft Jr.<br />
Lake Highland Preparatory<br />
School, Inc.<br />
Mr. Robert E. Lovvorn Sr.<br />
Mrs. Peggy Sue Luzadder<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McFetridge<br />
Mustang Aviation, Inc.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nelson<br />
Ms. Betsy E. Peters<br />
Mrs. Diane A. Reece<br />
Mrs. Joan D. Ruffier<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F.<br />
Sergesketter<br />
Ms. Winifred J. Sharp<br />
Mr. Joe Terranova<br />
Mr. Hans W. Tews<br />
Mr. Donald C. Trieschmann<br />
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers Turner<br />
Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Ustler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Ward III<br />
Winderweedle, Haines, Ward &<br />
Woodman, P.A.<br />
In Memory of Zachary Kuder<br />
Ms. Marcia I. Steinberg<br />
In Memory of Alyce J. LaVanway<br />
Mrs. Zelda LaVanway<br />
In Memory of Adrian Lopez-Silvero<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Martinez<br />
In Memory of Kenneth H. Maus<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D.<br />
Appelbaum<br />
In Memory of Archibald McWilton<br />
Mr. Timothy G. White<br />
In Memory of Jennifer M. Miller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Allison<br />
Chattahoochee Country Club<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Dunckel<br />
Ms. Darla Eden<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fowler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gilbert<br />
Ms. Nancy Carol Gilbert<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McGarity<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harris M. Wilbanks<br />
In Memory of Mildred D. Miller<br />
Anonymous<br />
In Memory of Hailey Molloy<br />
Dr. Anne I. Rothenberg<br />
In Memory of John J. Morley<br />
Mrs. Martine D. Morley<br />
In Memory of George J. Moses<br />
Ms. Jeanne E. Moses<br />
In Memory of Timothy R. Newman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Andrews<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Barber<br />
Ms. Carol A. Cullen<br />
Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Pariseau<br />
Mr. M. B. Toth<br />
In Memory of Joseph O. Nuwayhid<br />
Ms. Caroline Connally<br />
Dr. Aida N. Moultrie<br />
In Memory of Winifred W. Palmer<br />
Mr. Dennis Brydges<br />
In Memory of Earl L. Passmore<br />
Mrs. Gay Passmore<br />
In Memory of Charles F. Pavey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Brune<br />
Mr. and Ms. Edward W. Marsden Jr.<br />
Ms. Patsy A. Swafford<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Textor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Tisdale<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wise<br />
In Memory of Marguerite R. Peak<br />
Ms. Sammantha A. Ahrens<br />
In Memory of William E. Petrey<br />
Mr. Walter L. Kluge<br />
In Memory of Nancy B. Post<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard<br />
Ms. Sheila Cross<br />
Mrs. Lucy T. Doyle<br />
Mr. Danny D. Gorton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hoffman<br />
Mrs. Christy E. Pearson<br />
Mrs. Barbara Poston<br />
Mr. Christopher E. Robbins<br />
Ms. Virginia F. Robbins<br />
Mrs. Eva A. Runyon<br />
The School Board of Orange<br />
County, Florida<br />
Mrs. Pamela Spires<br />
In Memory of Carson A. Powers<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Powers<br />
In Memory of Jim Rausa<br />
Ms. Debra Paoli<br />
In Memory of Wade T. Reagin<br />
William Akers Jr. and Georgia O.<br />
Akers Private Foundation<br />
In Memory of William Resnick<br />
Colonel and Mrs. Michael R.<br />
Bozeman<br />
DynCorp International LLC<br />
In Memory of Carmelia Rolandini<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rolandini<br />
In Memory of Modesto Rolandini<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rolandini<br />
In Memory of Sharon K. Rollins<br />
Ms. Tina M. Evans<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Liston<br />
In Memory of Joseph A. Rumancik<br />
Ms. Stacy Diener<br />
Mr. Richard W. Hood<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Minard<br />
Mr. Craig Stiffler<br />
Mr. Vaughn Thomas<br />
In Memory of Linda Runar<br />
Mr. Lars E. Runar<br />
In Memory of Robert H. Rutkowski<br />
Mr. James J. Rutkowski Sr.<br />
In Memory of Jose D. Sanchez<br />
Ms. Dorothy W. Hemingway<br />
In Memory of Donald L. Sanders<br />
Anonymous<br />
In Memory of Anna Sauer<br />
Mr. John S. Jensen<br />
In Memory of Joan K. Seaman<br />
Ms. Nora Horne<br />
In Memory of H. J. Serodio<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Almeida<br />
In Memory of Bryony P. Simms<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daubenspeck<br />
In Memory of Douglas L. Smith<br />
Anonymous<br />
Mr. Carl Fissell<br />
Hughes Supply, Inc.<br />
Mr. Kamal Kant<br />
Ms. Michele M. Markham<br />
Mr. Steven M. Moffa<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Zainub Sareea<br />
Ms. Helga R. Schwarz<br />
Mr. Jason A. Sloan<br />
Ms. Janetta M. Smith<br />
Mrs. Noreen A. Wheeler<br />
In Memory of Jean L. Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ranta<br />
In Memory of Margaret L. Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Smith<br />
In Memory of Millard B. Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Smith<br />
In Memory of Anna M. Snyder<br />
Mr. Mark A. Snyder<br />
In Memory of Sylvia Somera<br />
Mrs. Donna L. DePascale<br />
In Memory of Warren J. Stanchina<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard<br />
Ms. Karen T. Jensen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kasid<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kerr<br />
Mr. Michael J. Mangan<br />
Nason, Yeager, Gerson, White &<br />
Lioce, P.A.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Watson<br />
In Memory of Sarah C. Szafranski<br />
Mr. Donald E. Gross and<br />
Ms. Kathryn M. Szafranski<br />
In Memory of Connie Taylor<br />
Ms. Lori Reese<br />
In Memory of Carmen D. Velazquez<br />
Anonymous<br />
In Memory of Margaret K. Walker<br />
CNA Foundation<br />
Ms. Robin S. Taylor<br />
In Memory of James H. Wetzeler<br />
James Wetzeler Family<br />
In Memory of Gordon R. Woody<br />
Mr. James A. Woody<br />
In Memory of Jeanne G. Woody<br />
Mr. James A. Woody<br />
In Memory of Anabelle H. Wright<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Dollar<br />
In Memory of Michael A.<br />
Zimmerman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reynolds<br />
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Save the Date!<br />
Champions for Arnold’s Kids<br />
• Benefiting: Arnold Palmer Medical Center<br />
• Date: March 18 - 19, 2012<br />
• Location: Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge<br />
• Website: ArnoldPalmerInvitational.com<br />
Event manager: Chad Phillips, 321.841.5035,<br />
chad.phillips@orlandohealth.com<br />
Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard®<br />
• Benefiting: Arnold Palmer Medical Center<br />
• Date: March 19 - 25, 2012<br />
• Location: Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge<br />
• Website: ArnoldPalmerInvitational.com<br />
Event manager: Chad Phillips, 321.841.5035,<br />
chad.phillips@orlandohealth.com<br />
6th Annual Spring Swirl Presented by Dr. Phillips Charities*<br />
• Benefiting: The Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families<br />
• Date: April 14, 2012<br />
• Location: Jernigans<br />
Event manager: Amy Drury, 321.841.8285,<br />
amy.drury@orlandohealth.com<br />
7th Annual ONE NIGHT to Celebrate Excellence in Trauma Care<br />
Presented by CNL Financial Group, Inc.<br />
• Benefiting: <strong>Orlando</strong> <strong>Health</strong>’s Level One Trauma Center at<br />
<strong>Orlando</strong> Regional Medical Center<br />
• Date: May 6, 2012<br />
• Location: The Mall at Millenia<br />
• Website: OneNightSavesLives.com<br />
Event manager: Lindsey Clark, 321.841.7016,<br />
lindsey.clark@orlandohealth.com<br />
36th Annual Bert M. Warden’s Golden South Classic<br />
Presented by adidas®*<br />
• Benefiting: Pediatric Sports Medicine Program at Arnold Palmer<br />
Hospital for Children<br />
• Date: May 26, 2012<br />
• Location: The First Academy<br />
• Website: GoldenSouth.com<br />
Event manager: Tracey Stein, 321.841.5345,<br />
tracey.stein@orlandohealth.com<br />
WOMEN PLAYING FOR T.I.M.E.® EVENTS* – Benefiting: MD Anderson<br />
Cancer Center <strong>Orlando</strong><br />
• Date: Numerous events throughout the Spring<br />
• Location: Visit wpft.org for details about each event<br />
• Website: wpft.org<br />
Event Manager: Lynda Canatay, 321.841.2272,<br />
lynda.canatay@orlandohealth.com<br />
*For fundraising event volunteer<br />
opportunities, contact<br />
Lindsey Clark at 321.841.7016 or<br />
lindsey.clark@orlandohealth.com.<br />
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