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Meet the Hospital’s Leadership Team
Tammy Gaschler
Tammy Gaschler is
often the SFBH manager
everyone turns to for help
with complicated issues.
That’s a testament to her
experience – she’s been an
RN at the hospital since 1995, most of the time in the ER.
But it’s also part of her current role as manager of Patient
Care Coordination, a position she’s held since 2003.
“Patient Care Coordination is a department that
touches nearly every aspect of a patient’s hospital stay,”
says Tammy.
Under the Patient Care Coordination “umbrella”
are services such as Case Management, Social Services,
Denials Management and Medicare Compliance. Her
team members’ role are varied, from serving as patient
advocates and keeping the channels of communication
open between the patient, family and hospital, to making
sure patients’ needs are addressed and that services
received are appropriate. Just as critical, team members
make sure patients and families understand post-discharge
instructions and help identify community resources that
might be needed after leaving the hospital.
“The goal of everything we do is to ensure that
patients have the best outcome possible for the highest
quality of life,” says Tammy.
A Plant City High School graduate, Tammy and her
high school sweetheart, David, have been married for 29
years. They have two children: David, 27, and Kayla, 21.
Tammy is currently working on her MBA at St. Petersburg
College and the University of South Florida. She received
her RN degree from Hillsborough Community College
and a health services administration degree from
St. Leo University.
Kyle Hammond
First impressions can be critical and Kyle
Hammond has the unique job of making sure that
SFBH looks good every day of the week. As the
manager of environmental services, he’s in charge of
keeping the hospital clean, polished and germ-free.
“We set the tone from the minute patients and
visitors come into our facility,” says Kyle. “It’s only
natural that people may perceive what type of care they
will receive from how the environment looks around
them. It’s our task to make sure that everything is
perfect 24/7.”
Infection control is an essential part of the job,
from the hospital lobby to patient rooms, the operating
suite, public restrooms and team member offices, you’ll
find environmental services scrubbing and disinfecting,
as well as making everything shine. “We touch every
single area of the hospital,” says Kyle. “Everyone is our
customer.”
Kyle has only been at SFBH for four months, but
he has been in environmental service management
for seven years, since he completed an MBA at
Charleston Southern University in South Carolina and
was recruited by a company providing environmental
services for health care organizations. Before coming to
SFBH, he was at hospitals in Atlanta and Pensacola.
Kyle recently finished his master’s degree in health
services administration through an online program
from the University of South Dakota. He is at SFBH
through the hospital’s contract with HHA Services, a
national food and facility management consulting firm.
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Vol. 1, Issue 30
November 2010
A Publication For Friends of South Florida Baptist Hospital Foundation
Judy D. Martin
Executive Director
Managing Editor
Steve Nierman
Chief Operating Officer
South Florida Baptist Hospital
Lisa L. Gullinese
Foundation Secretary
Foundation Board of Directors
Officers:
Joseph E. Sedita, CPA/PFS, CFP
President
Sylvia B. Knox
Vice President
David Sullivan
Secretary/Treasurer
Members:
Robert N. Baskin, M.D.
Hilman F. Bowden
Harold Brewer, M.D.
Bernard W. Caton
Raymond L. Cliburn
Coleman Davis
John Dicks
Martin Girling, D.P.M.
Ola Jean Hardee
Fred Johnson
Richard Lockwood, M.D.
Dub McGinnes
Steve Nierman
Jack Peacock
Bruce Rodwell
W.A. Smith
Rayetta Stare
Edward Swindle
Ann H. Trinkle
Ed Verner
Al Whitaker
Evelyn and Batista Madonia, Sr.
Heart and Vascular Center Now Open
SFBH introduces diagnostic heart
care for the first time in Plant City. The
latest diagnostic tests and procedures for
cardiovascular and peripheral vascular
disease are now available close to home,
with the grand opening of the new Evelyn
and Batista Madonia, Sr. Heart and
Vascular Center at South Florida Baptist
Hospital.
SFBH team members and
volunteers received a first-hand look at
the facility in early September, followed
by a public open house on Sunday,
September 12, during which Plant City
area residents toured the facility and
received free blood pressure, diabetes and
body mass index screenings. One lucky
participant won the drawing for a heart
healthy package, which included a
free CT heart score, a carotid artery
Doppler test and a screening to
evaluate peripheral vascular disease
in the legs.
At a physician open house
on September 16, the SFBH
medical staff enjoyed refreshments
and learned more about the
center’s capabilities from
Lawrence Whitney, M.D., a SFBH
interventional radiologist, as well as
Debi Brightwell, imaging services
manager, and Teri Colletti, nurse
manager of ICU/PCU, who are
co-managers of the new program.
Then in October, the SFBH
Foundation hosted a dinner at
the center for major donors and
unveiled the wall of honor listing
their names. “We were pleased
to raise nearly $700,000 for the
program, which once again demonstrates
how generous our community is in helping
us support SFBH’s continued excellence in
health care,” says Judy Martin, executive
director of the SFBH Foundation. “We
are also honored to recognize Evelyn and
Batista Madonia, whose gift made them
the signature sponsor for the new center.”
The Madonia’s are well-known Plant
City philanthropists who own the Red
Rose Inn and Suites, as well as East Coast
Brokers and Packers.
BayCare Health System, of which
SFBH is a member, funded the 8,200
square-foot, $4.5 million center, with
the SFBH Foundation raising money for
additional expenses related to the project.
A large crowd gathered under the tent for the grand opening
ceremonies for the Evelyn and Batista Madonia, Sr. Heart and
Vascular Center.
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Evelyn and Batista Madonia, Sr. Heart and Vascular
Center Now Open - Continued
“Plant City has a wonderful reputation for being a
philanthropic and caring community,” says Steve Nierman,
SFBH chief operating officer. “Our community is truly a better
place because of the many people who step forward to help fund
projects like this that improve the quality of life for everyone.”
“The new Evelyn and Batista Madonia Sr. Heart and
Vascular Center will have a very positive impact on patients,
their families and the Plant City community,” says Nierman.
“Many of the tests and procedures that we will perform here,
especially in heart care, such as cardiac catheterization, arterial
stenting and balloon angioplasty, have not been available in
Plant City until now. The new Center and its staff will save
lives and improve outcomes for these patients and that’s very
significant for our community.”
Help Us Light the Holiday Tree on Dec. 2
Debi Brightwell (right), co-manager of the new heart and vascular center,
explains the new service to volunteers and team members during the open house.
Mark your calendar for the lighting of the holiday tree at McCall Park on Thursday, December. 2. This is the 12th year for
Lights of Love, the popular community event sponsored by the SFBH Foundation and the City of Plant City to mark the start
of the holiday season.
Each year individuals, families and businesses have stepped forward to purchase one or more lights for the 26-foot live tree,
doing their part in helping illuminate the tree, while at the same time helping fund important community outreach programs at
SFBH. As always, we hope you will join us in making this program possible.
Lights must be purchased in advance to be included in
the holiday program. Use the form below to send in your
donation. You can place one or more lights on the tree in
your own name or in honor or memory of someone special.
Sponsorships for the event are also available.
Bring the family for photos with Santa at the Depot from
5:30-7:30 p.m. The tree lighting ceremony takes place at 6:45
p.m. Plant City’s First Baptist Church will provide a wonderful
program of holiday music. For more information, call the
Foundation at 813-757-8478.
Lights
__ $25 red light
__ $50 blue light
__ $75 green light
__ $100 amber light
Sponsorships
__ $250 Supporting sponsor
__ $500 Patron sponsor
__ $1,000 Top star sponsor
__ $2,500 Tree sponsor
__ $5,000 Light of Love
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Eight Ways to a Better Estate Plan
If you haven’t done so already, today is the day to
begin planning your estate. Thinking ahead can save you
many tax dollars, and with estate tax rates reaching up to
55 percent in 2011, this should be of primary importance
to you. In addition, you want to control the disposition of
your property at death.
Below are some tips to help you make certain your
estate is properly planned.
1. Update Your Will or Living Trust
Your will or trust is the most important component of
your estate plan. It is the basis for distributing the majority
of your assets. Your will or trust should be updated
every three to five years and also after times of personal
change, such as marriage, death, divorce, birth, adoption,
inheritance or a move to another state.
2. Consider Taxes
Your estate plan may need to be updated because
of frequent tax law changes to the federal estate tax
exemption amount. Even though estate taxes are repealed
for deaths that occur in 2010, they will reappear in 2011—
then your estate can be worth only $1 million before
estate taxes are owed.
Just call the Foundation office
at 757-8478 if you’d like more
information. We have several
helpful and informative brochures
available at no cost.
3. Choose an Executor or Trustee
Think long and hard about the individual or
institution named to act as your executor or trustee,
bearing the responsibility of carrying out your wishes
after death. You will want to name someone you trust
implicitly, someone who is experienced to act. You may
consider naming a loved one along with an experienced
financial institution.
4. Name a Power of Attorney
Assign someone to act for you to handle your financial
affairs in the event that you are unable to do so yourself.
Property can also be managed, and disposition rights
granted, through a durable power of attorney.
5. Create a Living Will
Draft a living will that makes your wishes known
regarding extraordinary measures for keeping you alive.
A living will allows decisions to be made when you are
unable to communicate your wishes. This document
can help family members who may be distraught make
decisions based upon your stated wishes. You should
inform your family members of your wishes in advance.
6. Check Up on Insurance
Evaluate your insurance periodically. Make sure that
you have enough to cover changing needs.
7. Watch Your Investments
Commit to learning more about investments. Your
finances are your future, and the more you learn, the easier
and more interesting it becomes.
8. Be Charitable
An unlimited amount of money can be given to a
qualified charitable organization during your lifetime or at
your death, free of federal gift and estate taxes. Charitable
gifts are an important component of any estate plan and
may be especially helpful for
people who do not have heirs
to consider when distributing
their estate.
Through gifts to a
charitable organization, you
can benefit during life and
at death—and reduce your
taxable estate as well.
The Key Components to
Your Estate Plan
• Will/Trust
• Executor/Trustee
• Power of Attorney
• Living Will
• Life Insurance
• Investments
• Annual Exclusion Gifts
• Charitable Gifts
The information in this
article is not intended as
legal advice. For legal advice,
please consult an attorney.
Figures cited in examples are
for hypothetical purposes only
and are subject to change.
References to income tax apply
to federal taxes only. Federal
estate tax, state income/estate
taxes or state law may impact
your results.

The South Florida Baptist Hospital Foundation is grateful for the generosity of the following
donors for gifts and pledges received May 17 to October 1, 2010.
Beatrice A. Adams
Joseph and Patsy Addison
Adria’s
Advanced Care Hospitalists PL
Marlene Albert
Dori Alcantara
Joseph L. Alderman
Michael Alexander, Sr.
All A Bloom
All Phase Electric and
Maintenance, Inc.
Carolyn Allen
David and Jeanean Alvarez
Melissa Alvarez
Robert and Sheila Ambrose
William and Andrea Anderson
Anonymous
David and Teresa Armbruster
Nik-kie Arthur
Walter and Linda Ashmore
Associated Pathologists
Betty Astin
Donna Avins
Jackie Ayes-Martin
Norman and JoLynn Azoon
Tim and Sharon Bailey
Cynthia Baker
Pamela and Charles Baldwin
George and Cassandra Banning
Brenda Barbieri
Gary and Sheila Barnes
Robert and Julia Barthelette
Bartow Chevrolet
Annette Barwick
Troy and Danita Basham
Dr. Rob and Kathy Baskin
Susan and Jeffrey Batley
Pete Beaty
Bella, Hermida, Hurn, Stertzer & Gray
Emily H. Bender
Roger and Joyce Bennett
Jane Black
Keith and Aimee Boggs
Pat Booth
Lance Borges
Hilman and Barbara Bowden
Mark and Lisa Bradley
Richard and Judy Bray
Dr. Hal and Lynn Brewer
Patsy Brooks
Cynthia Brown
Jackie and Lykesha Brown
Kimberly and James Brown
Len and Patricia Elek Brown
Mark and LouAnn Brown
Justin and Michelle Brown
Carl and Geri Brownlee
Patti and Ray Brownlee
Kay M. Buffington
Charles and Debbie Burnett
Rebecca A. Burns
Jeremy Burris
Jana and Bart Butler
Larry and Judith Butler
Matthew and Mary Buzza
Barbara and James Cain
Charles and Jennifer Cain
Aaron and Geraldine Campbell
Paulette and Anthony Campbell
Arthur and Danielle Cardarelli
Caring Concepts, Inc.
Candace Carlisle
Cheryl Carlisle
Harvey C. Carr
Heather Carter
Betty and Bernard Caton
Mario and Rafaela Ceballos
Chambers Medical Group, Inc.
Charles and Elizabeth Chancey
Charles and Paula Christensen
Dr. Ron and Cindy Churchill
Andres and Maria Cisneros
CK Farms
Esther Claudio
Catherine Clayton, MD
Susann Clendening
Hillie and Raymond Cliburn
Jason and Heather Coats
Gregory and Carol Coleman
Teresa Colletti
Janet Collier
Joseph and Jennifer Colvin
Dean Combs
Joel and Erika Connell
Danny and Tracy Connell
Don and Renee Corzine
Vera and Dominic Crick
Dale and Toni Crites
Cross Pest Control of Plant City, Inc.
Alice M. Dangerfield
Shelley Daniels
David and Jean Ann Davenport
Grace and Carl Davis
Sue and Coleman Davis
Peggy Davis
Ronald and Gayle Decker
Maria DeLaney
Rebecca and Brian Delp
Denise Young’s Boutique
Devarakonda and Rajendran, MD’s
David William Dickey
Sharon and John Dicks
Todd and Sharon Dinkins
Donald and Martha Dixon
Robert and Kim Dodd
Malcolm and Marianne Donaldson
Sheryl Drew
Donna Driggers
Matthew and Rachel Driggers
David and Eva Driggs
Nancy A. Driscoll
Driscoll’s Strawberry Associates
Dukes Chiropractic Health Clinic, PA
Dunn Chiropractic Inc.
Susan Eatman
Rodrick and Sharon Elliott
Bonnie C. Ellis
John and Mary Emery
Luis and Ana Espinosa
Alexis Estevez
Cecil and Helen Everidge
The Family Practice Center of
Plant City
John and Stephanie Farmer
Ken and Susan Fearnow
Nalda Felix
Kimberly Felker
Evelyn Fernandez
Dr. David and Maria Ferry
Carol Field
First Baptist Church Dover
First Baptist Church Plant City
Leon Fisher, Jr.
Christine and Mike Flewellen
Carole and Joe Flood
Hector and Soledad Flores
Florida Heart Institute
Florida Potato & Onion
Florida Strawberry Growers Assn.
Andrew and Heather Fonfara
Gwen G. Ford
LeDell and James Fortner
Lisa Fox
Franciscan Sisters of Allegany
Rebecca Franklin
Russell and Shirley Frederick
Eugena M. Gale
David and Lisa Galloway
Garden Court Apartments, Inc.
James and Camille Garrett
David and Tammy Gaschler
Jack and Ingrid Gaylord
Kevin L. Gaylord
Daniel and Charlotte Genrich
Robert and Donna Gerena
Francia Gigi Ghee
Peggy Gibbs
Betty J. Giberti
Ana Marie Gines
Dr. Martin and Sue Girling
Manuel and Velma Glaros
Jean Golden
Tina Goodwien
Gilbert and Betty Gott
Garrett and Koleen Gottschall
Granite & Marble Gallery LLC
Reese Graves, III
Candy Greene
Nadine Griffin
Charles and Betty Grimes
Kenny and Michelle Grimmer
Joe and Judi Groom
Carl and DeeDee Grooms
Norman and Janice Gullion
Raymond and Chona Gutierrez
Hal Paul Enterprizes, Inc
Connie Hall
John and Jana Hamilton
Peter and Lori Hamlin
Kyle Hammond
James and Ola Jean Hardee
Dorothy Harkala
Norma B. Harrell
Winfred and Sue Harrell
James and Amelia Harris
Joseph and Sue Hartman
Carl and Rhonda Harvey
John and Kathy Hasty
Kenneth and Sharla Hattaway
Rick and Miriam Headley
Mark and Deborah Heaton
J. Scott and Carol Lynn Henderson
J. Myrle and Tomi Henry
Kim Herring
George and Esther Herron
HHA Services
Gerald Hill
Edward and Rebecca Hill
Hillsboro Bank
Hillsborough Community College
Steven Hilton
Edd and Mary Hipps
William and Kelli Holcomb
J. A. and Kenna Holmes
John and Carletta Hood
Rick and Keri Hooker
Shirley Hope
Hopewell Funeral Home and
Memorial Gardens
Joy Howard
Steve and Krista Howard
Robert and Carol Howell
Dr. S.C. and Hsiu-yun Huang
Sharon Hughes
Ed Hutcherson
Robert and Kathryn Hutchinson
Emidgio and Maria Ibarra
J & K Egg Corporation
Sharon Jacobs
Lorena Jaeb
Joseph G. Jalbert
Jarrett - Scott Ford of Plant City, Inc,.
Jim and Ann Jay
Ami Johnson
Carolyn Johnson
Fred and Tammy Johnson
Dr. Paul and Laurie Jones
Moses Jordan
John Joseph
Richard and Yolanda Joyner
KDM Associates
Curtis and Barbara Keaton
Coleman G. Keck, Jr.
Selinda B. Walden and Ken Keller
James Kelley
Kellee Kern
Karen and Wade Kerr
Dr. Saira S. Khan
Vincent and Heather Kiffner
Daniel and Lola Kilcrease
Connie Kinard
William and Jeannine Kitchens
Kiwanis Club of Plant City
Lynn and Russell Kliem
Carole Knick
Charlotte Knight
Benjamin and Sylvia Knox
James P. Knox
John and Ann Koruthu
Troy and Kimberly Kruse
Mini and Joseph Kurian
John and Mary Kurien
Dorothy Y. Lamb
Kevin and Jamie Lane
Kornelia Langa
Jennifer Langlois
Edward and Lisa Larkin
Randy and Chris Larson
Shelley Leggett
Jacob LeHeup
James and Regina LeHeup
Carol E. Leneau
Donna Lettiero
Gale Levin-Epstein
Marsha Levison
Scott and Debbie Lewis
Harold and Mary Ann Lewis
Laura Little
Lockwood, Steely & Gill, MD’s, PA
Carmen Lohr
George and Sylvia London
Rick and Dianna Lott
Susan Lovelace
Amanda Lueshen
Todd and Rebecca Moore Lynch
Arnold and Deanna Macon
Evelyn and Batista Madonia, Sr.
William Magann
Chumphol C. Mahapaurya, MD
Louis and Roseann Malagrino
Bettye Jean Manee

The South Florida Baptist Hospital Foundation is grateful for the generosity of the following
donors for gifts and pledges received May 17 to October 1, 2010.
Michael and Peggy Manee
Mango Cleaners
Mario Camacho Foods
Stephen and Sara Markham
Judy D. Martin
Margie W. Martin
Stan and Kit Martin
Preston and Tonja Martindale
Gloriela Martinez
Tony and Mary Yvette Mathis
Michael and Janet Maze
Sarah and James McCabe
Cindy McCann
Dale, Chip and Stephanie
McCloskey
Charles Blake McDonald
Robert and Shawna McDonald
Scott and Kim McElveen
Dub and Pec McGinnes
Tammie McGraw
Dee Anne McMichael
Jack and Carolyn McMullen
Juanita McPeek
Raymond and Marilyn Meder
Anis and Elena Melliti
Vera Merritt
Sharron Merriweather
Charles and Karen Messick
Leslie Messick
Darrell and Julianne Meyer
Jerry and Earlene Meyer
Gerard and Katherine Meyer
Dr. William and Laura Midyette
Gary and Nickie Milton
Roger and Shannon Mitchell
Morrick Construction Company
Bill and Diane Morrow
Scott and Grace Muniz
Peter and Theresa Murphy
William and Marjorie Musselwhite
Jeffrey and Susan Musser
Myers & Wright, PA
William and Beverly Naset
Rickey Nesbitt
Robert and Merideth Newman
Joe and Velma Newsome
Lorrie Anne Nichols
Steve and Angie Nierman
Mathew and Mercy Ninan
Samuel and Madeline Nogueras
Dean and Nancy Nourie
Colin and Karen Noyce
Debra D. Nunn
Jim and Kelly O’Callaghan
Patsy O’Connor
Josh and Amber O’Hara
Linda G. O’Neal-Nesbitt
Hugh and Gwendolyn Olive
Angela Oliver
Betty J. Orme
Kevin and Brenda Orth
Orthopedic Medical Group – Drs.
Stuart & Scott Goldsmith
Nancy Padua
Ted Pantelis
Charles and Stefnee Parks
Billy and Marsha Passmore
Jack and Debra Peacock
Katy and Alan Pearce
Sharlie and Rodney Pelletier
Robert and Susan Pelletier
Jonathan Pendino
Todd Perkins
Frank and Gloria Peterson
John and Karen Pfotenhauer
Tandra C. Phillips
Gary and Christina Pike
Pilot Club of Plant City
Plant City Cancer
Treatment Center
Plant City Daybreak Rotary Club
Platinum Bank
Judy and Wayne Plouffe
Eric and Peggy Poe
Mary Polumbo
Jane W. Poppell
Maida Pou
W.L. and Lorene Powell
Tim and Susie Prescott
Kami Prine
Lora Proctor
Susan D. Pruet
Dennis and Donna Putnall
Edward and Christina Raburn
Radiology and Imaging Specialists
Railroad and Industrial
Credit Union
Julienne Rarick
Max F. Rattes, MD
Robert and Glenda Raulerson
James and Roberta Reaves
Ruby Jean Redman
Regions Bank
Carolyn Reneau
Mary Revere
Sharon F. Rhoades
Sandra Richie
Eddie and Marlena Richter
R. W. and Beth Riggsbee
Beth Rito
Gerald and Gwen Ritter-Randolph
Shelvy Roberson
Ann Roberts
Phillip and Judy Roberts
Hugh (Buddy) and Emily Robinson
Jeffrey and Carol Robinson
Jimmie Dan and Karen Robinson
LaVerne Robinson
Robert and Doris Roderick
Bruce and Margaret Rodwell
William and Betty Jo Roetzheim
Rhett and Tara Rollyson
ROOMS TO GO
ROOMS TO GO Children’s Fund
Nancy and Lamar Ross
Mark and Rebecca Rothman
Ramon and Clara Saint-Hilaire
Alberto and Judith Gray Salazar
Maria Salazar
Natividad Santibanez
Sandra Sassano
Rhonda Savlin
Kenneth and Jessica Schlagel
Christine Schlicher
Jeff and Tonya Schulz
Anthony and Janice Scicchitano
William and Devony Scott
Sedita Kilton and Company, P.L.
Leaford and Yvonne Shakes
Anand Sharma
Timothy and Robin Sheffield
David and Teresa Shelby
Brooke Shepard, MD
Jacqueline P. Shepherd
Martin J. Shevlin
Dr. Marvin Shienbaum
Richard and Barbara Shiller
Margaret Sikes
Stephen and Tina Sikes
Albizu Silverio
Mike and Jenny Simmons
Cheryl Simonson
Khamwatie and Amar Singh
Sister’s and Company
April Smith
B.M. (Mac) and Cookie Smith
Jeremy and Darlene Smith
Doris Smith
Reverend and Mrs. Earl Smith
James and Judy Smith
Jodi L. Smith
Marion Smith
Snyder Investments & Financial
Services, Inc.
Michael and Terri Soule
Southside Farm & Pet Supply, Inc.
Michael and Diane Sparkman
Rodney and Betty Sparkman
Virgil Spaur
Blossom Spence
Marie St. Brun
Todd and Cathy Stahl
Greg and Elizabeth Starling
Keith and Lori Stevens
Margaret E. Stevens
Mildred Sturks
Shelley Summey
Michael and Natalie Sweet
Edward and Myrtle Lou Swindle
Larry and Debbie Swindle
Sydney Baptist Church
Christopher and Beth Tancredo
Tancredo Law Firm, PA
Harry and Debbie Taylor
Judith Taylor-Foss
TEAMHealth Southeast
Sue and Kiu Thao
Tom and Quincey Thoeni
Varghese and Jayamol Thomas
Michael and Mary Bess Thompson
Thompson-Hartford Foundation, Inc.
James A. Thornhill, Jr.
Paul and Beverly Tindle
Debbie Titus
David and Angela Townsend
Townsend Contracting, Inc.
Ann and Robert Trinkle
Carol Trout
Shirley Trull and Gary Lange
George and Angie Turner
William and Ann Ulbricht
Mahoud and Sonia Ulloa
Jack and Dee Vasconcellos
Ann Venning
Ed and Amanda Verner
William and Betty Jo Vernon
Bobby and Lorrie Vilches
W. S. Badcock Corporation
John Wade
Don Walden
Rick and Lisa Ward
Joyce C. Warner
Matt and Marissa Warren
Barry and Donna Washburn
Weedpatch Group of Alcoholics
Anonymous
Dana Welch
Ronda Wells
Connie Wermuth
Joseph and Denise West
Lane Wetherington
Ronald and Faye Wetherington
Evan and Ellen Wheeler
Bobby Joe and Patricia Wheeler
Linda L. Wheelock
Albert and Norma Whitaker
Marian A. Whitehurst
Neil and Angela Wicker
Billy and Laural Williams
Jimmy and Kim Wilson
William and Robbie Wilson
Holly and Kenneth Wood
Ray and Janis Wood
Cynthia and Steve Woodring
Shelly and Paul Woods
World Radio, Inc.
Marsha Wright
Mark and Lori Yarbrough
Dawn and Eric Yonkee
Zhiyun Zhang
Glen and Shirley Zilch
TRIBUTES
In Memory of D.E. Bailey
Susann Clendening
Don Walden
In Honor of Christopher
Berchelmann, MD
Betty Howell
In Memory of Rev. H. Richard Bills
Felton and Lucille Williams
Frank and Karen Fleming
Donald and Gloria Warner
In Honor of Cali Boles
Cross Pest Control of Plant City, Inc.
In Honor of Cody Boles
Cross Pest Control of Plant City, Inc.
In Honor of Hannah Boles
Cross Pest Control of Plant City, Inc.
In Honor of Hilman and Barbara
Bowden
Margaret Sikes
In Memory of Bobbie Brooks
Judy Connell
In Memory of Betty Campbell
Aaron and Geraldine Campbell
In Memory of Peggie Geiger
Campbell
Donald and Martha Dixon
In Memory of Patricia Collins
Bruce and Ann Crumpton
In Memory of Jim Connell
Frank and Karen Fleming

The South Florida Baptist Hospital Foundation is grateful for the generosity of the following
donors for gifts and pledges received May 17 to October 1, 2010.
In Memory of Hilda Kilgore Cooper
Ruby Jean Redman
In Memory of James T. Coyne, Sr.
Christine Schlicher
In Memory of Mary Cronk
Mildred Carey
Dean and Nancy Nourie
In Memory of Harvey English
Aaron and Geraldine Campbell
In Memory of Donald Evans
Ruby Jean Redman
In Memory of Patrick Field
Susann Clendening
Judy Martin
In Memory of Paul Flamik
Bruce and Ann Crumpton
In Memory of Donald Goodwine
Bettye Goodwine
Rodney Goodwine
Lyle Goodwine
Kia Goodwine
Gabrielle Goodwine
In Memory of Herman Griffin
James and Ola Jean Hardee
In Memory of Hazel Guiter
Elizabeth Miller
In Memory of Katherine Hackney
Linda Martin
In Memory of Dorothy Hancock
Don Walden
In Memory of William H. “Bill”
Hancock
Bella, Hermida, Hurn, Stertzer
& Gray
In Memory of Nicky Hendricks
Darlene and Jeremy Smith
In Memory of Malcolm Hildreth
Don Walden
In Memory of Robert Jaeb
Lorena Jaeb
In Memory of Elton Johnson
Bruce and Ann Crumpton
Felton and Lucille Williams
Frank and Karen Fleming
Ruby Jean Redman
In Memory of Marjorie Johnson
Robert and Bonnie Troy
In Memory of Donna Koch
Robert and Bonnie Troy
In Memory of Robert Lamb
Dorothy Lamb
In Memory of William “Bill” Miller
Judy Martin
In Memory of Andrew Mueller
Bella, Hermida, Hurn, Stertzer &
Gray
In Memory of Jon – Anthony
Murrow
Susann Clendening
In Memory of Jim Nunnelly
Ruby Jean Redman
In Memory of George Orme
Betty Orme
In Memory of Kirby Powell
Carolyn Allen
In Honor of William L. “Billy”
Powell
W.L. and Lorene Powell
In Memory of Mary Price
Susan Clendening
In Memory of Gerald Reilley
Patricia Bauman
In Memory of Mae Robinson
Susann Clendening
In Honor of Claire Salo
Cross Pest Control of Plant City, Inc.
In Memory of Claire Sauve
Dean and Nancy Nourie
In Memory of Eugene “Gene” Sikes
Dr. David and Maria Ferry
Norma Harrell
In Honor of Margaret Sikes
Norma Harrell
In Memory of Margarita Tabio
Dr. David and Maria Ferry
Dr. S.C. and Hsiu-yun Huang
Judy Martin
Margaret Sikes
In Memory of Paul E. Tabio
Dr. David and Maria Ferry
In Memory of Marnee Tickle
Dean and Nancy Nourie
In Honor of Robert and Ann
Trinkle
Mark and Rebecca Rothman
In Memory of Lois Walden
Don Walden
In Memory of Elois Williams
Dean and Nancy Nourie
In Honor of Felton Williams
Kayla and Cameron Davis
Leland Wiliams
Karen Williams Davis
Jeff Williams
In Memory of Marjory
Wintermanel
Dean and Nancy Nourie
Fall Fancy Scheduled for Nov. 7
The ninth annual Fall Fancy on Sunday, November 7
will take place at two homes this year. Duane and Linda
Madill and Bill and Diane Morrow, who live next door to
each other on Sutton Woods Drive, have agreed to host the
event, which will take place from 12 noon to 3 p.m. For the
second year, Hopewell Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens
is the presenting sponsor for the popular event.
Guests enjoy a buffet luncheon, holiday “tabletop”
shopping with nine boutique vendors, a special prize drawing
and a self-guided tour of both homes. Hostesses will be on
hand to answer questions and direct guests, while local high
school students will provide golf cart transportation from
the parking lot. Ticket prices start at $30 with sponsorships
beginning at $50.
The SFBH Foundation wishes to thank the 2010 Fall
Fancy Committee Members:
Vicki Shivers, Chair
Karen Robinson, Vice-chair
Malissa Crawford
Shirley Elston
Maria Ferry
Kim Gifford
Mary Ann Hall
Ola Jean Hardee
Pec McGinnes
Diane Morrow
Janet Rollyson
Marian Whitehurst
Kim Wilson

A series of articles giving readers a “behind-the-scenes” look at SFBH departments.
department spotlight on community health
Community Health began as a grassroots
effort on the part of several managers at South Florida Baptist
Hospital. The managers wanted to bring health care services
outside the walls of the hospital directly to local residents –
and they wanted to deliver those services in a setting that was
convenient and cost-effective.
With sufficient time, energy and enthusiasm, the
managers’ efforts paid off.
First they developed a plan,
then they raised the funds,
including launching the
Children’s Golf Classic.
In 1997, they went forward,
introducing the Wellness
on Wheels (WOW) bus
to the Greater Plant City
community.
Today, Community
Health is not only a fully
staffed department, but a
highly visible ambassador
of SFBH. Each year, the
team delivers vital health
care services to thousands of
adults and children. In fact,
The community health department provided free screenings during the heart
and vascular center grand opening.
last year the department served 7,530 people at 153 events.
In addition, 2,986 children in Hillsborough County schools
received vision, height, weight and scoliosis screenings and
505 children participated in health safety education programs.
“Our goal is and has always been to improve the health
of the community,” say Jana Butler, manager of community
health, and Heather Coats, community health coordinator.
You’ll find the Community Health team at schools,
senior centers, churches, local businesses, shopping malls and
similar venues. The busiest times of year are spring and fall,
especially with flu and pneumonia vaccines. Heart healthy
and diabetes screenings are the most frequently provided
screenings year-round.
Many community events are collaborative efforts. For
example, a smoking cessation program is conducted with the
American Lung Association. Back-to-school physicals are
offered in partnership with the Hillsborough County School
System.
Community Health also organizes
popular SFBH-initiated events such
as the Children’s Health Fair, the
Spring Health Check for adults,
and Ladies Night Out, a program
focused on women’s health care that
is financially supported by the SFBH
Foundation. In addition, the team
teaches health education programs
like CPR and first aid, Safe Sitter, a
babysitting program for young teens,
and offers free weekly blood pressure
checks.
“With the downturn in the economy
and the rise in unemployment in our
area, we have seen participation in our
programs increase significantly,” says Jana. “People are truly in
need of health care services at low or no cost. What we offer
has a direct impact on families in our community.” It’s all part
of the SFBH mission.
A Plant City resident for 20 years, Jana has worked for
St. Joseph’s Hospital and South Florida Baptist Hospital for
23 years. She has a master’s degree in exercise science and
adult education. Heather has a bachelor’s degree in wellness
leadership from the University of South Florida. She has been
in the SFBH Community Health Department for four years;
three years as coordinator of the program.
Have You Visited Our Website?
Did you know the Foundation is online and has its
own website? Go to www.sfbhfoundation.org to learn
more about upcoming events, how to get involved and
ways to give through the secured website.