November Night - Nov. 5, 2011 - Wentworth-Douglass Hospital

November Night - Nov. 5, 2011
Celebrating Our 105 th Birthday and Our Stars at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Thank you to everyone who donated items for and participated
in the Live & Silent Auctions at November Night!
Linda Hagan, WDH&H Foundation Chairwoman congratulates
Jim Kageleiry for being the First Honorary Foundation Director.
Joey Hagan bids on the Frozen Fenway tickets and hotel stay
during the Live Auction at November Night, which he eventually won.
View of the ballroom at Wentworth by the Sea as November Night attendees
watch video showing the need for the new Medical Tower at WDH.
Photo left: Foundation
Directors Jay O’Neill
and Jay Levy pick up
auction items they won
at November Night.
Photo right:
Women & Children’s
Center staff and
guests attended this
year’s November Night
gala.
(l-r) Ruth Thompson, Director of Provider Relations, Sun Healthcare; WDH
President & CEO Gregory Walker; Kathleen Oby, Administrator, Langdon Place
and Susan Houghton, WDH&H Foundation Sr. Philanthropy Officer, pose for a
photo at November Night 2011.

Pins Raise Over $21,600 for Wentworth-
Douglass Hospital
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital & Health Foundation is pleased to offer our
employees, patients and visitors a wonderful assortment of handcrafted fashion
pins. There are pins for every holiday and season. In addition, there are women
pins, red hat society pins, animal pins, breast cancer pins and little people pins
to name a few. New to the assortment are pins that can be worn as necklaces!
These pins have a special clasp that allows the pin to be placed on a chain. The
sale proceeds have generated over $21,600 to support different projects and
services at the Hospital. The cost of the pins is $10. They make wonderful gifts
and you can also feel good that you are supporting a worthy cause. Pins are
available for purchase from the Administrative Office on the 4th Floor of the
Hospital and The Waterfall Café in the Main Lobby.
Thank you for your support through the purchase of pins and remember…
with your support Good Things Happen.
STEINBERG cont’d from page 1...
In addition to his donation to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (WDH) and
a similar contribution to the Children’s Museum of NH, Steinberg gives
generously of his time to serve on local committees and boards. He epitomizes
Relyco’s Core Value of Community Service highlighted in a statement
prominently displayed on his office desk - “Relyco recognizes that enriching
the lives and welfare of the individuals within our communities is not a moral
obligation, but an honor and a privilege.”
According to Hospital President & CEO Gregory Walker, FACHE,
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital is the grateful recipient of Steinberg’s service
as Treasurer of the Board of Trustees, member of the Wentworth-Douglass
Hospital & Health Foundation Board and Chairman of The Works Family
Health & Fitness Board. “We appreciate everything Mike has given to this
Hospital in so many ways.” Walker said. “His energy, enthusiasm and sense
of service are truly admirable. The donation from Mike and Laurie reflects a
generosity that is deep and enduring.”
Healthcare service is natural for Steinberg whose personal health has taken
many unexpected turns. He survived a heart attack and open heart surgery a
few years ago and early in 2011 was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Following
successful robotic surgery at WDH, Steinberg quickly returned to his early
morning racquetball sessions and fast-paced printing solution business. On a
recent tour of Relyco’s headquarters in Dover, he discussed the evolution of
a business that focuses on innovation and customer service. “We treat others
as we would like to be treated,” Steinberg said. “It’s all about service in this
business and every business. It’s the most important thing we do.”
Thank you to Mike and Laurie Steinberg for their outstanding community
commitment and very reliable service for others.
New necklace pins are now available for
purchase to support Hospital projects.
Thank You
to our generous sponsors for making
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital’s
November Night a successful night to
Celebrate Our Stars.
Star Sponsor
Demoulas
Star Entertainment
Sponsor
Federal Savings Bank
Wine Sponsors
CGI Employee Benefits Group
DF Richard Energy
Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital
Table Sponsors
Centrix Bank
Garrison Women’s Health Center
Kennebunk Savings Bank
Langdon Place of Dover Retirement &
Rehabilitation Center
Prime Buchholz
Seacoast Emergency Physicians
Spectrum Medical Group
The von Hemert Group
Cocktail Reception
Sponsor
Bill Dube Ford Toyota Scion
Program Benefactors
Dover Women’s Health
Harvey Construction Corporation
Kindred Transitional Care and
Rehabilitation - Dover
Knights Construction
Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, PA
Seacoast Radiology
The Beacon Retirement Group
Waste Management
Wheelabrator
WENTWORTH-DOUGLASS HOSPITAL
& HEALTH FOUNDATION
Happenings...
A Not For Profit Charitable Organization
November/December 2011 Newsletter
Wentworth-Douglass
Hospital & Health
Foundation Board
of Directors
Linda Hagan - Chair
Michael Bolduc - Vice Chair
Rick Card - Treasurer
Jay Levy - Secretary
Gregory Walker, FACHE
President & CEO
Neil Garvey
Michelle Kurtz
Thomas Levasseur
Kenneth Money, Jr.
James J. O’Neill
John Pomerleau
Babu Ramdev, MD
Debbie Reed
Michael Steinberg
Ann Torr
Peter Walcek
Deborah Shelton, MS
Vice President of
Philanthropy
Emeritus Director:
Maryann Wentworth
Honorary Director:
James Kageleiry
On the inside:
Nov. Night Photos ........ p. 2, 3
Pin Sales Raise $21,600 .....p. 4
Nov. Night Sponsors..........p. 4
Steinbergs donate $30,000 to WDH for
Family Education Center
Twenty-three years ago
Mike and Laurie Steinberg
named their company
Relyco – a name that
stands for “a company
you can rely on.” During
this time the Steinbergs
also became a family “a
community can rely on”
to support programs and
services that improve
education, health care and
family.
(l-r) WDH President & CEO Gregory Walker, Mike and
Laurie Steinberg with recognition event host Pat Brady “We firmly believe you
have to give back,” Mike
Steinberg said. He and his wife Laurie, a retired Title I teacher, and their family
of three children and six grandchildren believe strongly in the importance of
education and family. When considering a donation to Wentworth-Douglass
Hospital’s new Women & Children’s Center they chose to give $30,000 to
name the Family Education Center. “It fit our commitment to community and
education and family in every way,” Steinberg said.
STEINBERG cont’d on page 4...
November Night Nets over $30,000
for new Women & Children’s Center
November Night—Celebrating WDH’s Stars and 105 th Birthday was held on
Nov. 5, 2011 at Wentworth by the Sea. The event netted over $30,000 in
support of the new Women & Children’s Center currently under construction at
the Hospital. See photos inside.
Good Things Happen.