Fall 2011 - Orlando Health

In This Issue
Pathology
Specialists, PA
Pledge Major Gift
for ORMC
Perry Chapel Opens
at Dr. P. Phillips
Hospital
Runway to Hope
Bert M. Warden’s
Golden South
Classic Presented by
adidas®
Travel Program
Life Rewards
is now part of
FOUNDATION
& FRIENDS
FALL
2011
PARTNERING THROUGH PHILANTHROPY FOR A HEALTHY COMMUNITY
Harriett Lake, local philanthropist,
with members of Air Care Team from
ORMC’s Level One Trauma Center
ONE NIGHT SM
Presented by CNL Financial Group, Inc.
To Celebrate Excellence in Trauma Care

FALL 2011
CONTENT
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ONE NIGHT SM
Presented by CNL Financial Group, Inc.
Pathology Specialists, PA Pledge Major
Gift for ORMC
Annual Fund News
Perry Chapel Opens at
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
Runway to Hope
Hyundai Hope on Wheels
Bert M. Warden’s Golden South Classic
Presented by adidas®
Travel Program
Life Rewards
Memorials
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Orlando Health Foundation
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Kathy Johnson, Chairman
Philip W. Rich, Vice Chairman
Gregor Alexander, MD,
Immediate Past Chairman
John W. Bozard,
President, Orlando Health Foundation
Kenneth M. Smith, Secretary
Kelly Miller, Treasurer
Amy Saunders
Clarence H. Brown III, MD,
President/CEO, MD Anderson Cancer
Center Orlando
Sherrie Sitarik,
President/CEO, Orlando Health
Frantz E. Alphonse
Don R. Ammerman
Jess D. Bailes
James P. Caruso
Roger Chapin
Kenneth M. Clayton
Michael H. Davis
Phillips A. Easterling
Annette J. Ford
Peter Fox
M. Kathryn Garrett, MD
Jane Gibson, PhD
Carolyn Gosselin
Lee Heard
Alan C. Helman
John Hillenmeyer
Jim Hinson
Sally Hoch
Richard T. Hurt
R. Brock Kelsey
Edward F. Kinney
Helen Leon
Elaine M. Lustig
R. Randolph Lyon
Rafael E. Martinez
Richard T. McCree Sr.
Sheryl Meitin
Cynthia C. Perry
Donald A. Plumley, MD
W. Russell Prather, MD
Ray L. Sandhagen
Joanne Santiago
Robert N. Serros, MD
Charles Tews
Arnold Palmer Medical Center
Foundation Board of Directors
Gregor Alexander, MD, Chairman
John W. Bozard, President,
Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation
Jay Albright, MD
Amanda Caruso
Veenod Chulani, MD
Claire Fournier
Bill Gillaspie, honorary member
Dee Haley
R. Brock Kelsey
Chris King
Edward F. Kinney
Helen Leon
David Nykanen, MD
Meredith Olavarria
Chris Peters
Lisa Pierzynsky
Donald A. Plumley, MD
W. Russell Prather, MD
Jorge Ramirez, MD
Ramon Ruiz, MD
Amy Saunders
Tilly Starling
Kathy Swanson
Scott Weisz
Scott Wellington
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Editor & Writer: Camilla Chapman
FOUNDATION & FRIENDS IS PUBLISHED BY THE ORLANDO HEALTH FOUNDATION
© 2011 Orlando Health

John W. Bozard
President
Orlando Health Foundation
and Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation
DEAR FRIENDS
While summer draws to a close
and many of us are returning
from restful vacations, I am truly
gratified to reflect on all that has
been achieved, even during the
slower-paced months. This is due in
large part to you – our wonderful,
faithful friends who are continually
volunteering, advocating and
supporting our mission. Your
energy, enthusiasm and willingness
to share your talents are what make
it possible for us to care for our
community on so many levels.
It is my distinct pleasure to share
with you the recent dedication of
the Perry Chapel at Dr. P. Phillips
Hospital which took place on June
16 (page 5). Cindy and Bill Perry are
very special to me, the Foundation
and our entire organization. For
nearly 25 years they have quietly
and lovingly helped create an
atmosphere of hospitality, peace and
genuine ministry to others through
their philanthropic leadership
and volunteerism on numerous
committees and boards. No two
individuals have more greatly
influenced our culture of caring,
and their legacy will touch countless
individuals and families who walk
through our doors.
I am pleased to introduce some
new friends as well! Runway to
Hope (page 6) is a local non-profit
organization whose mission is to
provide direct support to children
and families in our Central Florida
community who have been impacted
by pediatric cancer. Also, Hyundai’s
Hope on Wheels is joining us for the
second consecutive year with major
support for our pediatric oncology
program. I am grateful that both
organizations have chosen to partner
with Arnold Palmer Hospital for
Children. Their generosity will help
bring hope and healing to our young
patients – and aid our physicians in
their search for a cure.
From my perspective through three
decades of hospital administration,
perhaps there is no stronger testament
than physicians who choose to
philanthropically support the hospital
in which they work. Pathology
Specialists, PA (page 3) has pledged
a major gift toward the expansion of
ORMC. Partnerships such as theirs
– in caring for our patients and in
building for our tomorrow – bring
new energy and anticipation for what
we can achieve next.
Here’s to the cooler months!
Sincerely,
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The sold out, black tie gathering raises $260,000 for the
only Level One Trauma Center in Central Florida.
On May 15, 2011, more than 700 guests gathered in the
Grand Court of The Mall at Millenia for the sixth annual
ONE NIGHT event presented by the CNL Financial Group,
Inc., which raised awareness and funds for Orlando Regional
Medical Center’s (ORMC) Level One Trauma Center.
This year’s attendees heard the moving story of David Humes
as told by his family. David broke his neck while diving from
a boat and was saved from drowning by his daughters. He
was airlifted to the Trauma Center where a team of 15-20
specialists were ready and waiting for his arrival.
Although paralyzed from the neck down, David is able
to breathe independently from a ventilator because of a
diaphragmatic pacemaker, one of the first implanted in
Florida. Thanks to this life-changing device, David does
not need to live in a long-term care facility, but at home
where he can be active in the lives of his family and friends.
Donna Bass (second from left), ONE NIGHT SM co-chair and vice president,
Corporate Communications and Brand Management, CNL Financial Group, Inc.,
with family and friends
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Presented by
Though often associated with diving injuries, spinal cord
injuries are far more common in motor vehicle crashes.
Motor vehicle accidents and falls are the two most
common causes of traumatic injuries.
Whatever the injury, Central Florida’s only Level One
Trauma Center is ready to begin life-saving care the
moment a trauma patient arrives at ORMC. An operating
room is always ready and numerous subspecialty
physicians are immediately available. Though costly, this
level of “readiness” defines trauma care, and often makes
the difference between life and death.
“ONE NIGHT and generous philanthropic friends are
critical to support this life-saving care and to enable the
Trauma Center to keep pace with the growing needs of our
community,” says Jeremy Gamble, vice president, Orlando
Health Foundation. “We are so grateful to CNL and to all
of our event sponsors and donors.”
Tracy Schmidt, CFO, CNL Financial Group, Inc., and his family, pictured with a
trauma nurse, announced their personal gift to support the Level One Trauma Center,
in addition to CNL’s corporate support, during the evening’s program.
“As business leaders, we realize trauma happens – to our family, our
associates and our friends. Trauma can happen to anyone and, when it
does, having the Level One Trauma Center ready and waiting saves lives.
That is why we are honored to support ONE NIGHT.”
Tracy Schmidt, CFO, CNL Financial Group, Inc.

Louis and Nancy Beasley
Physicians with Pathology Specialists,
PA, have provided pathology services
to ORMC for over 60 years and
are no strangers to philanthropic
giving. The group made a multi-year
pledge during the campaign for
MD Anderson Cancer Center Orlando
to support the construction of the
Charles Lewis Pavilion. Now the group
has pledged $200,000 toward the
expansion of ORMC.
While final plans are months away, the
expansion includes a focus on cardiac
services as well as enhancements to
our trauma and emergency services. It
is expected to be the largest expansion
in Orlando Health’s history, providing
the facilities needed to support an
ever higher level of care with new and
larger patient rooms, intensive care
David Humes, trauma survivor, with his family
Gayle Wirtz, ONE NIGHT SM
silent auction chair; Karen
Jensen, vice president and
executive director, Orlando
Health Foundation;
and Harriett Coleman,
community volunteer
units, and operating rooms. It will also
help integrate key services to improve
the delivery of care and the patient
experience at ORMC.
Many patients are touched by the work
of pathologists. Whether it is blood
work or tissue analysis, these doctors
make important contributions to each
patient’s care. The physicians work
primarily at ORMC, where the main
lab is located and most specimens
are analyzed, though they serve all
Orlando Health hospitals and may
be present for certain procedures
at Arnold Palmer Hospital, Winnie
Palmer Hospital, Dr. P. Phillips
Hospital and South Seminole Hospital.
Ray Franklin, MD, PhD, CEO of
Pathology Specialists, says, “We’re
Thank You to
Our Sponsors!
CNL Financial Group, Inc.
Brasfield & Gorrie
The Mall at Millenia
Walt Disney World Resort
FreshPoint
OmniFlight Helicopters, Inc.
FFVA Mutual Insurance Co.
ABC Fine Wine & Spirits
HKS Architects, Inc.
Czes-Heard Design
Hyatt Regency Orlando Regional
Airport Catering & Events
Management
Panera Bread
Massey Services, Inc.
Harper Limbach, LLC
Pathology Specialists, PA Continues Generous Support with Gift for ORMC
proud to be part of the success of
Orlando Health. We understand the
critical importance of this expansion
and look forward to seeing our
support help improve patient care
through new facilities at ORMC.”
Lizardo Cerezo, MD
Ray Franklin, MD, PhD
Orlando Gonzalez, MD
Christopher Hornsby, MD
Shuan Li, MD
Mei Liang, MD, PhD
James Magill, MD
John Maksem, MD
Gary Pearl, MD, PhD
Andrew Sloman, MD
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National Doctor’s Day
Inspires Special Tribute
Gift honors physician’s work
while celebrating 25th wedding
anniversary
The following friends and family
members chose to make a special
tribute gift in honor of Joseph
N. Foss, MD. The gifts were in
celebration of Dr. and Mrs. Foss’
25th wedding anniversary.
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Dr. Joe Foss with wife, Pat, and son, Ian
Roger and Beverly Adkins
Seth and Cathy Blankenship
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Browne
Jay and Meg Clark
Mr. and Mrs. John Elder
David E. Foss, MD
Mr. Richard J. Foss
Rev. and Mrs. Terry R. Gore
Ms. Wanda Howard
Dr. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Miss Stacy Lightner
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M.
McAuliffe
Ms. Linda Mornick
Jonathan and Amanda Newcomer
David and Debbie Newcomer
Marilyn and Stephen Potz
Brad and Nancy Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith
David and Joyce Smith
Fred and Joan Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Malcom Steen
Dr. and Mrs. John Wright
Tribute gifts are a wonderful
way to recognize the important
work that physicians do for our
community and the patients
they serve. Dr. Foss is a pediatric
radiologist with Medical Center
Radiology Group, which has
been a long-time, generous
philanthropic supporter of
Orlando Health. It is a privilege
to recognize Dr. Foss for his
commitment to providing care
at the highest level to the patients
we serve.
VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHT
Team Members and
Volunteers Raise
$380,000
Funds support areas of greatest
need at Orlando Health
This year the Florida Legislature
passed, and Governor Ric Scott
signed, a state budget that
significantly reduced Medicaid
reimbursements to Orlando
Health. That made this year’s Team
Member Giving Campaign even
more important. We are proud to
share that 3,500 team members
and volunteers raised $380,000 of
much-needed additional funding
for Orlando Health.
Mary McKinnon, director,
Magnet Recognition and External
Nursing Relations, and co-chair,
Team Member Giving Campaign,
says, “It is exciting to see team
members and volunteers go
above and beyond their job
duties to give financially to our
organization. We do not turn
anyone away from receiving
care. How many businesses or
organizations can say they provide
services to their customers or
patients regardless of their ability
to pay? Philanthropy is crucial
because our income stream is
continually decreasing due to
rising uncompensated care and
future funding cuts. Yet we must
continue to provide the highest
level of care to our community.”

Perry Chapel at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
Local business leaders and
philanthropists, Cindy and Bill
Perry have been friends and major
supporters of Orlando Health for
nearly 25 years. Their loving influence
and generosity have brought comfort
and healing to our patients and their
families through their philanthropy
and volunteer service on the
Foundation’s board of directors, the
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital Hospitality
Advisory Council, and Cindy’s
volunteering at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.
In the 1990s Bill and Cindy
purchased the furnishings for the
Hubbard House on the downtown
campus. In 2002, they donated
$500,000 to build The Cynthia C. &
William E. Perry Pavilion at
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital. At the same
time, they gave $500,000 to create
the Cynthia C. and William E. Perry
Chapel at MD Anderson Cancer
Center Orlando.
Each one of these projects has also
been a gift of love as Cindy and
Bill were personally involved with
the project design and selection of
artists, working closely with staff to
ensure caring for patients and guests
was always the focus.
This year, Cindy and Bill made a gift
to establish the Perry Chapel at Dr. P.
Phillips Hospital which opened June
16 with a special dedication.
Their pastor, Bill Barnes, St. Luke’s
United Methodist Church, blessed
the chapel, sharing, “Whatever
one’s faith, this chapel is dedicated
to providing a special place where
individuals can seek and find peace
and meaning.”
Cindy and Bill’s vision is shared with
their children and grandchildren.
This chapel is named for their family
to signify that it is a continuing
gift from their children and
grandchildren. Cindy and Bill have
also recently made a planned gift to
ensure support of hospitality across
Orlando Health in perpetuity.
One of the most meaningful gifts
Cindy and Bill have given Dr. P.
Phillips Hospital and Orlando Health
is the gift of family involvement for
generations to come.
Bill Perry and Mark Schaefer, administrator, ORMC,
in front of a mural within the Perry Chapel
Cindy and Bill Perry with their family.
(clockwise from left) Justin, Tim
and Debra Melnick, and Jeff,
Paige and Carly Perry
TODAY I MET CYNTHIA PERRY (VOLUNTEERING) AT THE
FRONT DESK, AND DID NOT HAVE ADEQUATE WORDS TO
EXPRESS TO HER AND HER HUSBAND FOR HAVING A LARGE
PART IN RESTORING AND REFRESHING MY SOUL.
– guest at Cynthia C. & William E. Perry Pavilion at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
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A star-studded fashion show raises
$150,000 for pediatric cancer
research at Arnold Palmer Hospital.
Runway to Hope is raising awareness
and funding for pediatric cancer
research, technology and financial
assistance for children and families
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RUNWAY TO HOPE
in Central Florida. Through a series
of fashion shows and celebrity
involvement, the foundation is
engaging the community in new ways
while making a profound and lasting
difference for generations to come.
Hyundai’s Hope
on Wheels
$50,000 gift supports
pediatric cancer research at
Arnold Palmer Hospital
Orlando-area Hyundai dealers
and their Hope on Wheels
presented a $50,000 check
from the Hyundai Scholar
Grant program to Arnold
Palmer Medical Center
Foundation in support of
pediatric cancer research. This
is the second year in a row that
Hyundai has generously given
$50,000 in support of Arnold
Palmer Hospital.
Recently, their fashion show at The
Mall at Milennia raised more than
$150,000 to benefit the Children’s
Cancer Center at Arnold Palmer
Hospital. Runway to Hope is
committed to promoting hope and
healing for children across
our community.
Martha Sugalski with Chloe Williams Runway to Hope co-founder, Josie Nejame
with Erin Bacot
Chris Kirkpatrick with Benji Watson
The gift was accepted by
Don Eslin, MD, vice-chair of
pediatric oncology at Arnold
Palmer Hospital. As part of
the gift presentation, children
being treated at Arnold Palmer
Hospital were invited to leave
their colorful handprints on
a Hyundai Santa Fe. The car
travels the country as the
official vehicle for Hope
on Wheels.

Golden South Classic Raises $85,000 for
Pediatric Sports Medicine Program
adidas® three-meet series,
“Golden Stripes,” elevates Golden
South Classic to national prominence
The 35th Annual Bert M. Warden’s
Golden South Classic, hosted every
spring at The First Academy’s
Warden Stadium, held an extra level
of excitement this year. What began
years ago as a local high school event
is now officially one of the three
prestigious national track and field
events presented by adidas.
“Although Golden South has fewer
athletes than the other two meets in
our series, we selected it due to the
caliber of athletes and the strong
philanthropic tie to a respected
pediatric sports medicine program,”
says Mikal Peveto, adidas®.
With some of the best high school
athletes traveling from across the
Southeast, and as far away as Canada,
Mexico, the Caribbean and South
America, the event has produced
more than 35 Olympians, with 12
winning the Olympic gold. The
event raises important funds in
support of the Pediatric Sports
Medicine Program at Arnold Palmer
Hospital. This program provides
young athletes with treatment and
rehabilitation, as well as education in
prevention of athletic injuries.
SeaWorld Orlando hosted athletes
and coaches on Friday night for an
educational expo during which they
participated in special presentations.
Special thanks to our founding
donor, the Bert W. Martin
Foundation; presenting sponsor,
adidas®; and event host, The First
Academy. Additional major sponsors
of this year’s event include: Steeple
Timing Event Management, Coca-
Cola®, Raymond James Financial,
Kohl’s Cares for Kids and the USA
National Training Center.
To learn more and view event photos,
visit GoldenSouth.com.
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The Orlando Health Foundation is pleased to announce our added partnership
with a familiar and former tour operator, Collette Vacations, represented by Travis
Holloway. We will continue offering tours through our current travel partners,
AHI Travel and Life’s-A-Trip Tours. All three tour operators are known for their
dedication to quality and service, and offer an exciting variety of domestic and
international travel destinations that you do not want to miss! Continue reading for
a list of upcoming travel opportunities and how you can join us today.
For travel updates and special promotions, sign up for our e-newsletter
at orlandohealthfoundation.com/travelclub.
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DAY TRIPS & Get-Aways
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SEBASTIAN INLET
November 10, 2011 (8:45 am – 5:00 pm)
Cost: $69
Visit the Mel Fisher Treasure Museum, take a
guided tour of the Barrier Island Sanctuary,
stroll along the boardwalk, and enjoy lunch
on the waterfront at the Capt Hiram’s Resort
and Marina.
CHRISTMAS IN ST. AUGUSTINE
December 6, 2011 (1:45 - 10:00 pm)
Cost: $71
Visit the Lightner Museum, stroll and shop
along St. George Street, enjoy dinner at
Barnacle Bills, and take in the beauty of the
holiday lights on a 35-minute Old Town
Trolley ride.
ST. AUGUSTINE
CHRISTMAS IN SAN ANTONIO
December 12-15, 2011
*Reservation deadline: November 1, 2011
Cost: $799 double/$969 single ($150 deposit)
History will come to life as you tour the Alamo
and Mission San Jose – the “Queen of the
Missions.” Tour the King Ranch, one of the
largest working ranches in the United States
with over 850,000 acres! Enjoy Texas-style
barbeque at a rustic camp house. Take in the
holiday splendor on a water taxi ride of the
River Walk, lit with a canopy of more than
100,000 twinkling lights.
On the Horizon...
EXPLORE MICANOPY
January 17, 2012
Visit Marjorie Rawlings State Historic Site;
shop local antique stores.
JOHN’S PASS VILLAGE
February 16, 2012
Boat tour of the Upper Boca Ciega Bay
Estuary; shop specialty shops and boutiques.

MEXICAN RIVIERA COSTA RICA CANADIAN ROCKIES
International and Extended Domestic Trips
MEXICAN RIVIERA (CRUISE)
November 27 - December 4, 2011
AHI Travel
Cost: from $2,395 including airfare and
$500 shipboard credit
Set sail aboard the elegant six-star Crystal Symphony
to the Mexican resort towns of Cabo San Lucas and
Puerto Vallarta.
COSTA RICA (LAND & CRUISE)
January 9 – 21, 2012
AHI Travel
Cost: from $3,895*
Enjoy a 12-night trip to this tropical paradise. Spend five
nights on land before embarking on a seven-night cruise.
Discover unspoiled rain forests, spectacular volcanoes and
pristine beaches.
CANADIAN ROCKIES BY TRAIN
April 19 - 27, 2012
Collette Vacations
Cost: from $3,999 including airfare and insurance fee
Experience the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies with an
overnight rail journey from Vancouver to Jasper. Relax in
the Dome car and enjoy panoramic views of the Albreda
Icefields and Mt. Robson—the highest peak in the Rockies!
On the Horizon...
ITALY – LAKE DISTRICT
May 8 - 16, 2012
AHI Travel
Cost: from $2,995*
SOUTH DAKOTA THE BLACK HILLS AND BADLANDS
June 5 - 11, 2012
Collette Vacations
Cost: from $2,174* including airfare and insurance fee
PACIFIC NW AND CALIFORNIA
August 27 - September 3, 2012
Collette Vacations
Cost: from $2,699* including airfare and insurance fee
GREECE & TURKEY (LAND & CRUISE)
September 2 - 17, 2012
AHI Travel
Cost: from $4,495* including all excursions and gratuities
For more information about these trips, visit
orlandohealthfoundaton.com/travelclub or contact our
travel partners directly:
AHI Travel – 800.323.7373
Collette Vacations – 877.872.4331
Life’s-A-Trip Tours – 407.855.9732
REFERENCE THE ORLANDO HEALTH FOUNDATION WHEN BOOKING YOUR TRIP!
*Prices are limited time offers, per person, based on double occupancy and do not include airfare unless indicated.
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IN MEMORIAM
GEORGE EDWARD GEANS
July 9, 1947 — July 17, 2011
The Orlando Health family is deeply saddened with the tragic death of George Edward Geans on July 17. For 17 years, George served
as a staff chaplain and most recently as the manager of the Spiritual Care Department of Orlando Regional Medical Center.
George was also a great friend of the Foundation and a frequent contributor to our publications. He wrote this last column
shortly before his death. In honor and loving memory of our friend, we have chosen to publish this last inspirational message.
As the manager of the Spiritual Care
Department at ORMC, I participate
in daily service rounds with several
managers. Our rounding includes
personal visits with patients to learn
ways we can improve our service. It
offers us an opportunity to personally
meet our patients and hear about their
hospital experience.
This past summer, I visited a patient
who had been admitted from an
assisted living facility. I had seen
her for several days and our visits
were always very cordial. On my last
visit with her I called the dietary
department to clarify her lunch order.
While on the phone, I introduced
myself as “Chaplain George Geans.”
When I hung up, the patient looked
puzzled. She asked, “Did I hear you
say you’re a chaplain?” I told her I
was. And then in a quiet, quivering
voice, she said, “I need prayer. Will you
pray with me?” I told her I would be
happy to pray with her. I explored her
concerns and then offered a prayer in
keeping with her faith tradition.
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I Need Prayer
In that simple exchange, hearing this
patient’s need for prayer reminded me
that at one level or another, we are all
patients, and we all need prayer. It has
been said that prayer is the universal
ground for all faith traditions. It is true.
Even the most cursory review of prayers
recorded in sacred texts throughout the
world will bear witness to the beauty
and diversity of religious expression.
Frederick Buechner, in his book,
“Listening to Your Life,” suggests,
“Everybody prays whether he thinks
of it as praying or not. The odd silence
you fall into when something very
beautiful is happening or something
very good or bad. The ah-h-h! that
sometimes floats up out of you as out
of a Fourth of July crowd when the
sky-rocket bursts over the water. The
stammer of pain at somebody else’s
pain. The stammer of joy at somebody
else’s joy. Whatever words or sounds
you use for sighing with over your own
life, these are all prayers in their way.”
There is a Black Gospel song that says,
“Not my brother, not my sister, but it’s
me, oh Lord, standing in the need of
prayer.” So true. However we
George E. Geans
understand and connect with our
spiritual power, we all need it. I
commend the practice of prayer as one
of the more powerful spiritual resources
for healthy aging. I have learned in
my work at Orlando Health that it
promotes personal wholeness in ways
medicine cannot touch. The patient I
visited said it well. “I need prayer.”

LifeRewards
Mind/Body Medicine & Nutrition Classes
Class location: MD Anderson Cancer Center Orlando, 4th floor classrooms.
Please call 321.8HEALTH (321.843.2584) to register by phone or online at orlandohealth.com/classes.
Please inquire about entry fee when registering. Mind/Body Medicine has scholarships for those who would like to attend
a class but cannot afford the cost. Requests for scholarship can be made by contacting us at 321.841.8639.
Nutrition Classes
Top 10 Foods for Cancer Prevention
What does research say about certain foods that may
prevent cancer? How do cancer-fighting foods work in our
bodies? Join our candid conversation on which foods to
include in your diet, plus creative ways to do so.
October 12, 2011; noon – 1:30 pm
Instructor: Amaris Noguera, MPH, RD, LD/N
Is Protein Magic? Meat, Fish, Soy, Which???
What is protein and what does it do for us? Come hear
about the many sources of protein and how they can
provide anti-inflammatory benefits. Learn about the
recommended amounts for your age and ways you can
overcome challenges to making lifestyle changes.
November 9, 2011; noon – 1:30 pm
Instructors: Lenore S. Hodges, PhD, RD, CSO, LD and
Dana Nolan, MS, LMHC
Healthy Happy Holidays
Celebrate the season with colorful holiday foods
that are both nutritious and delicious! Learn how to avoid
overeating due to holiday stress.
December 14, 2011; noon – 1:30 pm
Instructors: Dawn Napoli, RD, LD/N and
Dana Nolan, MS, LMHC
Mind Body Medicine Classes
Acupressure for Symptom Management
This class is offered at no cost.
Use your fingers and hands to enable yourself to cope
with the demands of cancer treatment and modern life.
You will learn how to apply pressure to certain points on
the skin to stimulate healing energy throughout the body.
This intervention can help relieve symptoms such as pain,
fatigue, nausea, constipation and anxiety. Helpful handouts
are provided.
October 12, 2:00 – 2:30 pm
Facilitator: Kim Morrison, ARNP, AOCN, Oncology
Nurse Practitioner since 1996, Certified Healing Touch
Practitioners, Reiki Master and Certified Acupuncturist.
Creative Arts Workshops
These workshops are offered at no cost.
The Creative Center’s Artists-in-Residence Program is
made possible through a cooperative agreement with
LIVESTRONG. Each month a LIVESTRONG artist will
lead a workshop on creative writing, painting, drawing or
photography.
September 28, 2011; 10:00 am – noon
October 12, 2011; 1:00 – 3:00 pm
November 9, 2011; 2:00 – 4:00 pm
Harvesting the Wisdom of Your Life
This class is offered at no cost.
Your last will and testament can ensure that your property
is distributed according to your wishes, but your legacy
involves much more than your material assets. An ethical
will conveys the values you live by through the stories of
your life. In this workshop, we will experiment with several
ways of recalling the past and telling our stories.
Thursday, October 13, 2011; 9:00 am – noon
Instructor: Alison Issen, L.M.H.C., R.N., C.H.P.N,
Community Education Coordinator for Hospice of the
Comforter. She is a well-known and respected instructor
on issues of aging and healing practices.
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Memorial Contributors
April 1 to June 30, 2011
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In Memory of Richard W. Alberts
Ms. Stephanie A. Padoan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Pinto
Mr. Eduardo Soto
Mr. Ernest J. Stasko
Mr. Ronald X. Zunk
In Memory of John L. Apodaca
Mrs. Lucille C. Apodaca
In Memory of Robert S. Bantz
Mr. David S. Bantz
Foster Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Haley
Ms. Terese V. Harber
In Memory of Carol B. Beaver
Mr. and Mrs. Russ A. Swatek
In Memory of Emily C. Bell
Mrs. Emily B. Rios
In Memory of Gregory M. Bell
Mrs. Emily B. Rios
In Memory of Brian and Joshua Bernauer
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bernauer
In Memory of Florencio B. Bethencourt
Mrs. Maria E. Bethencourt
In Memory of Charles E. Bosserman
Mrs. Ruth S. Hubbard
Mrs. Elaine M. Lustig
Mr. and Mrs. John Bozard
Ms. Karen Jensen
In Memory of Margaret Burmester
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Burmester
Ms. Dorothy M. Burmester
In Memory of Jean Z. Campbell
Mr. John H. McKnight
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Schultz
In Memory of Harry W. Cawthon
Major General and
Mrs. William B. Maxson
In Memory of Stanley S. Cielak
Ms. Colleen C. Barrett
Cabin Services Southwest Airlines
Mr. Scott R. Gibson
Mr. Herbert D. Kelleher
Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Kelly
Ms. Kim Lawson
Management Council of Orlando Airport
Mrs. Dena M. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Sintef
In Memory of Edsel B. Coulter
Mr. and Mrs. John Adornetto
Ms. Sandra Claghorn
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Kyle III
Ms. Maureen C. Lyke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Motley
In Memory of Ronald F. David
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. David
In Memory of Jonathan B. Davis
Friends of Jonathan Davis
In Memory of Peggy J. Furey
Mr. Vincent E. Furey Jr.
Mr. James F. McDonnell
In Memory of Ines Garcia
Ms. Nereida Perez
In Memory of Carl B. Hall
Mrs. Lenora West
In Memory of Namon H. Hayes
Ms. Dianne C. Davidson
In Memory of Leila F. Hemingway
Ms. Dorothy W. Hemingway
In Memory of Bonnie Hill
Ms. Miriam Bonilla
In Memory of Martha A. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. David Williams
In Memory of Edwin Isaacs
Mr. and Mrs. Averitt Ennis
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Heer
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jackson
Ms. Karen Jensen
Mrs. Donna D. McConnell
Mr. Christopher L. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant K. Rew
Ms. Peggy J. Smith
Mrs. Andrea J. Swayze
Ms. Dorothy R. Willard
Ms. Sue A. Winslow
In Memory of Dale C. Jung
Ms. Laura M. Erickson
Mr. Euguene Jung
Ms. Shirley A. Jung
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Perkins
Ms. Barbara C. Puff
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Springfield
In Memory of Elizabeth Kaufman
Mr. Robert A. Kaufman
In Memory of William I. Kern
Mr. and Mrs. Averitt Ennis
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Garson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Gibson
Dr. and Mrs. Pieter A. Keuskamp
Ms. Leslee E. Marcus
Ms. Phyllis Popkin
Ms. Elizabeth A. Rubenstein
Mr. Peter E. Williams
In Memory of Sandra L. Knowles
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Akos
Blue & Gold Band Club
Mrs. Doreen T. Buckley
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Goupil
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. LeClair
Mansbridge Editing & Transcription
Ms. Anne Middlemiss
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee Ruffin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Rutherford
Ms. Jane Rutter
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Shuler
Dr. Melinda T. Stahl
Ms. Sandra Sweatt
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wade
Ms. Sue Wynkoop
In Memory of Edward Kopczynski
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lechlider
In Memory of Marlene Kutchenriter
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeLong
Mr. Matthew Higgins
Mr. James P. LaScala
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Novotny
In Memory of Karen-Lynne Lehrer
Ms. Vivian Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaleda
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tuch
Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Wallstater
In Memory of Roy A. Lilley
Miss Jordan K. Ellis
In Memory of Willie Mae K. Louthian
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods

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In Memory of Joshua Lownes
The Red Hat Jazz-A-Belles
In Memory of Robert P. Meinert
Mrs. Amelia E. Bauer
In Memory of Jennifer M. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Biddy
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Coursey
Ms. June Doles
Ms. Deborah J. Gilbert
Ms. Amy Hamilton
Ms. Charlotte H. Hayes
In Memory of Jennifer M. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hudgins
Ms. Starlet R. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Myers Jr.
Mr. Gaylan E. Nix
Ms. Rebecca V. Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Ride
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Rollings
Ms. Sally P. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Vardeman
Ms. Charlotte Watson
Dr. Shirley Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. Harris M. Wilbanks
Ms. Edna V. Wilson
In Memory of Mildred D. Miller
Ms. Harriet D. Miller
In Memory of Lawrence R. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Murray
In Memory of Sherilyn S. Mustian
Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Basica
Mr. Paul Harrold
In Memory of Alice D. Nolan
Ms. Dorothy W. Hemingway
In Memory of William D. Plumley
Orlando Health Foundation
In Memory of John Poates
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Landon
In Memory of Frank J. Porfidio
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Porfidio
In Memory of Richard V. Pratt
Mr. Michael F. Bosworth
CountryCorp
Ms. Nancy L. Dunnick
Escalante-Country Club of the North, L.P.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Francis
Ms. Dorothy A. Kohl
In Memory of Wade T. Reagin
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Reagin
In Memory of Mary E. Reaves
Mrs. Vikki Riess
Mr. Frank J. Sharp III
In Memory of Douglas H. Schuh
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Abate
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Polhill
Ms. Maria Avena
Ms. Donna A. Begue
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Cook
Ms. Barbara A. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Quillo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schlechter
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Settle
Ms. Mary C. Wienberg
In Memory of William J. Shaffer
Mr. Kenneth R. Raymond
In Memory of Douglas L. Smith
Ms. Linda Ackerbaum
Mr. David Bahler
Mr. Santo Cannone
Mr. Russell Field
Mr. Jonathan Gaviria
Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Haher
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hemmerle
Ms. Ann Marie Little
Mrs. Carol Luce
Ms. Michele M. Markham
Ms. Diane R. Meiller
Mr. Robert Nabb
Ms. Mary Rappaport
Ms. Jacqueline Roberts
Ms. Susan Sipes
Mrs. Ambler B. Slabe
Mrs. Noreen A. Wheeler
In Memory of Jean L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ranta
In Memory of Lillian G. Smith
American Dreams Treats, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Backeberg
Colonel and Mrs. Larry L. Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Boensch
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCreery
South Montgomery County Liberty Group
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Underwood
In Memory of Millard B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bozard
Mr. and Mrs. P. Shannon Elswick
Ms. Karen Jensen
Mrs. Kathy P. Johnson
In Memory of Tony A. Southerlan
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Darby
In Memory of Arthur W. Spencer
Barre Sportsmens Club, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob E. Collins
Ms. Melissa McGuinness
Mercy Flight Inc.
Mr. Richard A. Pilon
In Memory of Tom Szafranski
Mr. John C. Boney
In Memory of Gilbert H. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. McConnell
In Memory of William H. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner Jr.
In Memory of Marguerite E. Walsh
Mr. John Boland
Ms. Joanne M. Malchiodi
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mercurio
Mr. John A. Walsh
In Memory of Michael J. Warfield
Mrs. Cathy A. Mancari
Mr. Kenneth Roosth
In Memory of Carolyn A. Wasden
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wasden, Sr.
In Memory of Virginia M. Waters
Ms. Barbara J. Coad
In Memory of George Wilkins
Port Malabar Holiday Park Property
Owners Association Inc
In Memory of Caroline C. Worzalla
Miss Patti Worzalla
In Memory of Curtis Wright
Dr. Reginald B. Riley
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13 th Annual Miracle Miles Presented by Panera Bread ® *
• Benefiting: Alexander Center for Neonatology,
Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies
• Date: September 24, 2011
• Location: Arnold Palmer Medical Center
Website: MiracleMilesRun.com
Event manager: Lindsey Clark, 321.841.7016,
lindsey.clark@orlandohealth.com
Children’s Miracle Network Golf Classic
• Benefiting Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children
• Date: October 20 – 23, 2011
• Location: Walt Disney World® Magnolia and Palm
Golf Courses
Website: childrensmiraclenetworkclassic.com
Event manager: Cathy Droke, cathy@gocmn.com
31 st Annual Dick Batchelor Run for the Children
Hosted by Universal Orlando Resort
• Benefiting: The Howard Phillips Center
• Date: January 28, 2012
• Location: Universal Orlando Resort
Event manager: Lindsey Clark, 321.841.7016,
lindsey.clark@orlandohealth.com
Orlando Health Foundation
3160 Southgate Commerce Blvd., Suite 50
Orlando, FL 32806
SAVE THE DATE!
WOMEN PLAYING FOR T.I.M.E. ® EVENTS –
Benefiting: MD Anderson Cancer Center Orlando
The Golden Bear Club at Keene’s Pointe
2 nd Annual Co-Ed Golf Event
• Date: October 10, 2011
• Location: Keene's Pointe
4 th Annual Orlando International Dragon Boat Festival*
• Date: October 15, 2011
• Location: Walt Disney World® Resort at
Downtown Disney
19 th Annual Lake Nona Golf Event
• Date: October 17 – 18, 2011
• Location: Lake Nona Golf & Country Club
Website: wpft.org
Event Manager: Lynda Canatay, 321.841.2272
lynda.canatay@orlandohealth.com
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 3299
Orlando, Florida
*For fundraising event volunteer opportunities,
contact Lindsey Clark at 321.841.7016 or
lindsey.clark@orlandohealth.com.