A Message from the Chairman Special 2005 ... - Northeast Health

Northeast Health
Foundation Staff
Karl Coté, Vice President
Laurence Barnet,
Director of Philanthropy
James Calhoun,
Foundation Associate
Alyson Chorbajian,
Director of Stewardship and Events
Silvia Edmonds,
Director of Development
Darcy Mack,
Database Specialist
Cheryl Rankey,
Director of Annual Fund
and Special Constituencies
Pamela Simmons,
Director of Grant Support
Barbara Squires,
Administrative Assistant
Foundations
Northeast Health Foundation, Inc.
2224 Burdett Avenue
Troy, NY 12180
Non-Profit Org.
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Northeast
Health
Foundation
Board of
Directors
Officers
John M. Scarchilli, Chair
James E. Prout, Esq., Vice Chair
Edwin W. Uhl, Secretary
Herbert G. Chorbajian, Treasurer
www.NortheastHealth.com/Foundation
Walls of Memory to Honor Loved Ones
Directors
Arsenio G. Agopovich, MD
Robert F. Bristol
Richard F. Galvin
M. Bernadette Mayersohn
Michele O’Hare
Ellen Robison
James A. Robison
Sibyl G. Ross
George P. Scaringe
Elliot S. Schwebel
Frank Slingerland
Richard P. Wallace, Esq.
Charles B. Staro, Trustee Emeritus
Irving H. Myers, Trustee Emeritus
For information about supporting
Northeast Health, contact
Northeast Health Foundation
at 274-0190, 274-0192 (fax),
2224 Burdett Ave., Troy, NY 12180.
If you wish to have your name
removed from our fundraising
request list, please contact
Northeast Health Foundation
at 2224 Burdett Ave. Troy, NY 12180,
or call us at (518) 274-0190.
You can also e-mail
neh_foundation@nehealth.com.
Donors to the new Eddy Alzheimer’s Center at
Hawthorne Ridge in East Greenbush, as well as the
Marjorie Doyle Rockwell Center in Cohoes, will have
the opportunity to remember a loved one through
a unique new technology being introduced at
both communities.
Walls of Memory will showcase “wonderful
people, wonderful memories” through a
high-definition plasma display and interactive
touch-screen. Viewers can then read a story
about a loved one being honored and see a
photo of that person. There will also be a
dedication from the donor.
The husband of one of the first to be honored
on the Walls of Memory recently wrote,
“Fortunately for us ... Marjorie Doyle Rockwell
and some others provided a sizable endowment
that allowed a facility to be built, styled after
the care they knew at home: they established it
to fulfill our needs for care for our loved ones
who lived with Alzheimer’s. It was a godsend
to those of us who needed it. Now, it is our
turn. And I write this for my wife, Jean.”
Donors who give or pledge $5,000 or more
to establish the new Eddy Alzheimer’s Center
in East Greenbush, or to support the work of
Marjorie Doyle Rockwell Center or any other component
of Eddy Alzheimer’s Services, will have the
opportunity to share the story and picture of someone
they wish to honor on the Wall of Memory.
3/06 3M