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FALL 2009
SAVE
Student Anti-Violence Education
“ I learned that fighting is not the best way to solve a conflict.
I also learned that adrenalin gives you lots of energy. Tension
begins to build, your heart beat increases, then breathing rate
increases and then you get STRONG. I learned that people
with guns are not always safe. I learned that if you see a gun,
tell a parent.”
FY 08-09 GRANTS
Aid for friends
Awbury Arboretum Association
BCS YES!
Youth Empowered to Succeed
Best Buddies International
Breastfeeding Resource Center
CARIE
Center for Advocacy for Rights
& Interests of the Elderly
Crossing the Finish Line
Dragonfly Forest, Inc
ECS
Episcopal Community Services
FUMCOG
First United Methodist
Church of Germantown
The Food Trust
Foundations, Inc.
Inter-Faith Housing Alliance
Journey's Way
Kardon Institute for
Arts Therapy
Keystone Hospice
Legal Aid of Southeastern PA
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries
of Philadelphia, Inc.
MANNA
Metropolitan Area Neighborhood
Nutrition Alliance
NPIHN
Northwest Philadelphia
Interfaith Hospitality Network
PASSi
Penn Asian Senior Services, Inc.
Philadelphia Children‘s Alliance
Philadelphia Senior Center, Inc.
RSVP
Retired Seniors Volunteer Program
of Montgomery County
Smith Memorial Playground
& Playhouse
SOWN
Supportive Older Women‘s Network
St. Catherine LaBoure
Medical Clinic
Tabor Children's Services
Time Out Respite Program
at Temple University
VNA
Visiting Nurse Association
Community Services, Inc.
Women of Faith and Hope

AVP+
SAVE
AVP‘s SAVE Program teaches kids to understand their feelings and realize how feelings can affect behaviors.
It further teaches them to get the feelings and behavior under control to avoid a violent outcome.
David Olmo is the Director of SAVE (Student Anti-
Violence Education), a program of the Anti-Violence
Partnership of Philadelphia (AVP). Green Tree
Community Health Foundation has funded AVP since
2006. AVP's SAVE Program teaches kids to understand
their feelings and realize how feelings can affect
behaviors. It further teaches them to get the feelings
and behavior under control to avoid a violent outcome.
The SAVE Program is targeted to children 8-14 years
of age and teaches violence prevention by using anger
management, communication, problem solving, selfcontrol
and other non-violent conflict resolution tools.
Learning there are many different ways to get around a
violent or potentially violent situation is the key to this
successful program, which is nationally as well as locally
recognized.
Conflict Resolution, Win/Win, Win/Lose and
Lose/Lose are some of the topics David teaches student
about. He makes them laugh and feel comfortable in
their own environment while talking and tackling the
“ My favorite lessons were
3 Solutions to a Conflict
because it gave students
different options on how
to solve a conflict.”
Keisha, 4th grade
By: Amy T. D’Amico
PHOTO: Mel Epps/Third Eye Productions, Inc
issues of violence and how to prevent situations.
During one of his classes a student talked about how he
saw a gun at a friend's house but while tempted to touch
it, refrained, remembering David's discussion on guns
from a prior class. In another class, a discussion quickly
turned to the possibility of a fight that was imminent.
Talking through the issues prevented the fight.
.
Another tool that David uses with his classes enhances
their “Active Listening” skills. There are many different
ways to show and use Active Listening skills he tells
them. Then he has them role-play showing that they
understand and accept what a person says by reacting
in nonverbal ways. To use verbal encouragement is
another tool that teaches: to use words such as “I
understand.” Kids learn to ask relevant questions
without interrupting, then restate the person's most
important thoughts and feelings in their own words to
show their listening skills. With these tools and others,
they can make the person speaking more comfortable
and therefore will keep them engaged to talk more and
not have situations escalate to violence.
AVP was formerly known in the 80's as Families of
Murder Victims (FMV), a victim assistance program
that provided support for those that had lost a loved one
to murder with individual and or family therapy, group
counseling in addition to advocacy. The early 90's
brought a tremendous change for FMV when it was
decided by the board of directors to expand its efforts
and services to promote proactive activities and a change
of name to Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia.
To learn more about Anti-Violence Partnership of
Philadelphia and their Student Anti-Violence Education
program, visit them online at www.avpphila.org.
To help support anti-violence programs join us at From Jai

RESTORE THE HOPE IN HUMANKIND
Against Violence
Written by: Denise Berte,
Executive Director of the Liberty Center
Linette is an adolescent from Sierra Leone. Linette
was kidnapped by rebels at the age of thirteen. Linette
saw her family brutally murdered. Linette was raped
and paraded around her village naked. She was taken as
one of the “wives” of the soldiers which included being
gang raped, as well as working as a domestic slave for
the men who were brutalizing her. The women were
taken when the men raided and ravaged villages being
forced to witness acts of violence against innocent victims,
without reacting, as the leaders threatened that if
they cried they would receive the same treatment.
Linette was particularly cautious to avoid pregnancy as
she saw other captives who witnessed the execution of
their babies. After months, Linette was able to escape.
As she was tattooed by the rebels, upon her return to
her village she was attacked by the villagers who
believed that she was a rebel. She was beaten and
burned with hot plastic and ran to a refugee camp.
Linette was kidnapped by rebels at the age of thirteen.
Linette escaped to the United States, but had no documentation
and was immediately jailed in Pennsylvania.
She had no family or contacts in the US or an immigration
lawyer. She had psychological symptoms and
physical scars that remained a constant reminder of
her traumatic experiences. She was not allowed to
work by US immigration law and was ineligible for
medical, social or psychological services due to her
immigration status.
The Liberty Center for Survivors of Torture, a Green
Tree Community Health Foundation funded program,
works with newcomers like Linette who have been tortured
in their country of origin and are seeking to
start a new life in a safe place. The center provides
direct services which include the coordination of legal,
medical, psychological, and social services. The challenges
that survivors face include linguistic isolation, documentation
of their torture experiences, separation from their
families as well as the every day needs of housing,
employment, food shelter, in a political environment
lhouse to Firehouse. See pages 7 & 8 for more details.
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that is at best indifferent and at worst, openly hostile to
them as immigrants.
The center utilizes professional and lay volunteer services
to provide all needs for over 150 clients with only 1.5 FTE
staff. The Liberty Center also provides professional training
and technical assistance to related service providers
and has partnerships with 5 international programs.
Due to Liberty Center intervention Linette was granted
asylum and released from detention. She found safe
housing with a group of women from her community
and is currently studying at the community college
level and working full time. She receives counseling
and has had a consultation for a pro-bono scar removal
by a local plastic surgeon. Through your support of
the Green Tree Community Health Foundation, you
too can be an active positive force in the life of someone
like Linette. Volunteers and contributions are
always appreciated and restore the hope in humankind
for victims of targeted violence. ■

Parenting Educator receives
“Asset to the Community” Award!
Green Tree Community Health Foundation is pleased to
announce that their Parenting Educator, Sue Endy, MSW
received an award from the Northwest E.P.I.C. (Equal
Partners in Change) Stakeholders Group located in
Germantown at the 2009 E.P.I.C. Stakeholder Summit
Recognition Banquet on May 30, 2009. At dinner and awards
ceremony, Nan Rhone, Director presented Sue Endy with the
“Asset to the Community Award” for her outstanding commitment
and effort towards the Northwest E.P.I.C Stakeholders
Group including the most recent Stay in School! Community
event for students and their families held on January 31st at
the Dorothy Emanuel Recreation & Teen Center.
The Foundation’s parenting program concentrates, of course,
on children and families, based on the premise that the best
way to improve the health status of children is to help the parents
develop good parenting skills so that for generations, children
can grow up physically and emotionally healthy, schoolready,
and prepared to become productive citizens. Parenting
Education is also another way to help the parents and children
in conflict resolutions. If adults and children can be helped
early on there would be less violence all together. Sue does
more than just parenting as conflict resolutions start as soon as
a child begins to express their wants. Sometimes children need
to learn that their wants aren't always going to be met. The
positive reinforcement that Sue gives and teaches to young
teen-parents and others will carry them further into life than
they can imagine. Teaching a child not to grab something but
to ask for it first will teach them later in life they need to use
their words, not actions to get positive outcomes.
REIGEL WORTHY
Green Tree Community Health Foundation received The
Marguerite L. Riegel Award for an organization on Monday,
June 15, 2009 from Center in the Park, Germantown, at their
Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors and The Annual
Presentation of The Marguerite L. Riegel Awards and The
Distinguished Service Award.
Susan M. Hansen, Ph.D., Executive Director and CEO,
accepted the award for the Foundation which was recognized
for its dedication to serving the needs of the elderly.
Marguerite L. Riegel, born February 1, 1892, was an
activist who spent her long life in community work. She
graduated from Germantown Friends School, established
programs at the YWCA of Germantown, served as the first,
Executive Director of Germantown Community Council,
founded the NW Chapter of the AARP and co-founded the
Center for Older Adults, which today is - Center in the Park.
This year’s award recipients exemplify the spirit and continue
the legacy of Center in the Park’s co-founder.
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Sue Endy,
MSW, Parenting
Educator
The Foundation’s Parenting Program reaches more than 950
individuals and 24 organizations annually. According to Sue
Endy, “Many parenting issues are universal; however, some
are unique to the gender of single parents; others are unique
to grandparents raising grandchildren. The Foundation’s
service area is so diverse that I continuously reevaluate the
resources available and develop a comprehensive plan to deal
with whatever the specific issue is.”
In addition to the Foundation's direct service in parenting, it
also provides the services of Sue Endy to two of its
grantees-Build a Bridge and Maternal Wellness Center, for
curriculum development.
For more information on the Foundation's Parenting
Program, or to set up an appointment, email info@greentreecommunityhealth.org,
or call 215-438-8102. To donate
directly to the Parenting Program, please use the enclosed
envelope and mark the appropriate box, thank you! ■
From left, Lynn Fields Harris, Executive Director, CIP congratulates
Distinguished Service recipients Frances Moss and Robert Macbeth,
and Riegel recipients Celeste Zappala and Susan Hansen.
Green Tree Community Health Foundation not only received
the Reigel award for an organization, they also received a
framed piece of artwork of Center in the Park’s 40th
Anniversary Cookbook Cover, which was created as gifts for
the 2009 Riegel Awardees by Center in the Park Board
Member and Artist, Joan Reeves. ■

FOUNDATION NEWS!
In addition to our Parenting Educator getting an award
and being recognized with an award from Center in the
Park, we would like to recognize one of grantees, The
Food Trust. Green Tree Community Health Foundation is
pleased to be a funder of The Food Trust. The Food Trust
was recognized by the White House Office of Urban
Affairs as a leader who contributed to the success of the
Fresh Food Financing Initiative in Philadelphia. Mayor
Michael Nutter hosted the inaugural visit of a nationwide
tour of emerging innovative urban responses to health,
economic development, workforce development and neighborhood
revitalization. Congrats to Yael Lehman,
Executive Director of the Food Trust. In attendance were
also Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, Secretary of
Agriculture Tom Vilsack, and Deputy Secretary of HUD
Ron Sims.
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
September 16th
Calling all women! Join us at the
Fore the Foundation golf and
tennis outing. Proceeds benefit
maternal care for uninsured women
in Northwest Philadelphia.
For information call:
215.438.8102
or register online at:
www.greentreecommunityhealth.org.
September 24th
From Jailhouse to Firehouse Join us at 5:00 pm for a fun
evening that includes a private tour of the Eastern State
Penitentiary with cocktails and silent auction to follow
at Jack’s Firehouse Grill. Proceeds benefit anti-violence
programs in Northwest Philadelphia.
For information call:
215.438.8102
or register online at:
www.greentreecommunityhealth.org.
September 26th
The Main Street Fair in
Chestnut Hill. Join us on
the grounds of Chestnut Hill
Hospital (8835 Germantown
Avenue) for The Main Street
Fair. From 11am to 5pm,
enjoy rides, games, food, art,
health fair and more. 60% of
the proceeds from The Main
Street Fair will go towards
the Elissa Messori Jacobsen
Nursing Scholarship Fund
administered by Green Tree
Community Health Foundation. The Fund was started in
2002 and has awarded scholarships yearly to nursing students
that meet the requirements of the fund. Since the
inception of the fund 64 Scholarships have been awarded
totaling $146,407 to 47 nursing students. Information about
the fund, eligibility and ways to donate to the fund are available
online, www.greentreecommunityhealth.org, as well as
at the Fair.
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Join our cause on facebook and/or follow us on twitter by
visiting our home page www.greentreecommunityhealth.org.
LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD VOLUNTEERS!
Being a Foundation that is rapidly growing we are looking
for individuals that are interested in helping us to grow.
Volunteers are needed not only for our retail thrift shops
(Green Tree Thrift Shop and Monkey Business) located in
Chestnut Hill but also for our office too. Green Tree
Community Health Foundation is dedicated to improving
the health of our community and in doing so we need your
help volunteering. With events that we host to mailings
such as this one there is a job for everyone! Please visit us
online to find out more about our volunteer efforts, email us
at info@greentreecommunityhealth.org or call us if you’re
interested, 215.438.8102.
Donating can happen in many
different ways. You can join our
Pooled Income Fund, Gift Annuities,
donate through Facebook, Network
for Good, American Express
GivingExpress
program or Guidestar.
Call 215.438.8102 for more details.
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Susan M. Hansen, Ph.D., Executive Director and CEO
Amy T. D’Amico, Editor
Board of Trustees
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Charlotte Betancourt, Vice President
Francis Ballard, Secretary
John Friedman, Treasurer
C. Richard Cox | Anita S. Crielly
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Nancy Diaz
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Sue Endy
Mary Ann Hearn
David Hoxter
Gail Inderwies
Chris Kirchner
Diane Menio
Dianne Reed
Clare Strenger
Pam Walz
Leslie Winder

2008-2009
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George and Harriet Woodward Trust
Pillar $10,000 +
Aged Women's Home
Mary W. Geschick Trust
Keene Home Trust
Estate of John M. Kennedy
The Philadelphia Foundation
E. Curzon Poultney Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Roberts
Estate of Jessie G. Roman
Heloise Smith Trust
Herbert Howe Steel Trust
Frank P. Streeper Trust
LIFETIME GIFTS
The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following individuals who have
made beneficial provisions through various deferred trust instruments:
Mary Ashmead
Bruce Baber
Nancy S. Day
Robert L. Ervin
Herman R. Hutchinson
Thomas Hyndman, Jr.
Stanchion $1,000 +
Anonymous
The Barra Foundation, Inc.
Bird In Hand Consignment Shop
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Covenant House
Duane Morris, LLP
Envirite Corporation
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Glenside Partners
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Susan M. Hansen
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Craig and Sally Johnson
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Robert P. Leiby, Jr.
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Annabelle and John Loeb
Richard and Alice Mandel
Ms. Ann L. G. Martin
Mr. Vincent Menicci and
Ms. Nadeen J. McShane
Dr. and Mrs. Divo A. Messori
Mondrian Investment Partners, Inc.
The Philadelphia Contributionship
Dr. and Mrs. William Z. Potter
Robert T. Toland Trust
John M. Roberts, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rorer
Mr. and Mrs. Maitlon T. Russell
Samuel Frank Trust
United Way of Southeastern PA
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Margaret R. and Herbert R.
Wakefield Memorial Fund
Elizabeth Lippincott
Margaret Pearson
Bettina Pederson
Chester E. Smith
James Stewart
Joan Thayer
Palladian $500 +
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Anonymous (2)
Jane and Richard Baron
Charlotte C. Betancourt
Susan Higley Bray, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Driscoll
Carolyn and John Friedman
Jewish Community Federation
of Cleveland
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Jim and Joly Stewart
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Dr. Walter Tsou and Dr. Jean Lee
Cheryl and Richard Wade
Morris Wheeler Foundation
Cornerstone $250 +
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Mary S. Ashmead
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Shumaker
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Joan G. Thayer
Thorp Bailey Weber Eye Associates, Ltd.
TRG Healthcare
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White and Williams LLP
Dr. English Willis and Dr. Wayne Varnador
Bulwark $100 +
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Jean and John Alsentzer
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Annin and Company
Anonymous
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Philadelphia Theatre Company
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Chestnut Hill Cheese Shop
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman, II
Ms. Kathleen Geppert
The Germantown Cricket Club
Ms. Sheila A. Gillespie
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Andrew D. Glendinning
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Richard and Claire Goldman
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Judith A. Grieve
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John Haak
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Maureen P. Hamilton
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Alice and John Harrison
Caroline Haussermann
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Mr. John A. Faggotti
Health Care Services Corporation
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Valerie M. Hughes, D.D.S.
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Craig T. Lyons
Irene A. Madrak
Rose Malley
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Dr. Deslyn M. Mancini
Alberta Martin
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Richard McCuen
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William C. Miller
Ms. Maxine L. Mims
Mr. and Mrs. Terrace M. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Moulton
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mueller
Mrs. Frank W. Nofer
Ms. Amy B. Norman
Northwest Physical Therapy, Inc.
Ms. Pamela D. Officer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson
On the Button
Mr. and Mrs. Terence O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Overlan
Mrs. John N. Park
Ms. Joan C. Peters
Mrs. Patricia L. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. William Phifer
Ms. Marita J. Krivda and Mr. T. M. Poxon
Dr. Joseph W. Price, IV
Purses and Jewels - Oh My! Ltd.
Quelque Chose, Inc.
Mrs. Margaret Quin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Redpath
Ms. Karen E. Reever
Richard H. Reid
Helen Reifsnyder
Mr. and Mrs. Jess C. Rodriguez
Alice M. Rogers-Mendoza
Ms. Eileen Rojas
Judith S. Romig
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Rosenbaum
Katherine Rovine
Judge and Mrs. Edward E. Russell
Janet G. Russell
Ms. F. Louise Scarlett
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schelke
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Schofer
Mr. and Mrs. William L Schreiber
Mary S. Seelye
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Shepard
Nancy Shepard
Bonnie Shuman
Ms. Denise K. Singleton
J.O. Smith
Ms. Pamela Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith, Jr.
Mr. R. Justin Snow and Ms. Marion Murray
Mr. Jay Spector
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Stacks, Jr.
Ms. Camille M. Stark
Marilyn J. Steeg
Ms. Joanne W. Stehle
Ann M. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Stewart
Pauline L. Stitzinger
Deborah M. Stout
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Stroud, Sr.
Emmaneta and Albert Subers
Ms. Earlean Susman
Mrs. Mary Anne M. Thomas
James R. Thompson
Linda Thomson
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorp
Ms. Mary Pat Tomei
Ms. Gail C. Tucker
Ms. Elizabeth Vale
Ruth and Mark Valentine
Verizon
Wachovia Foundation
William B. Walker
John and Cornie Walton
Ms. Kathryn M. Wellbank and
Ms. Dorothy Sylvester
Ms. Carol S. Wells
Ms. Joanne D. West
Mr. William A. Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Whiteside
Ms. Beverly M. Wilde
Ms. Camilla Williams
Kathryn and Thomas Williams
Mrs. David Wise
Ms. Edith S. Wittman
Ms. Bettey J. Wooden
Mrs. Jean Woodring
Yards Brewing Company
Ms. Lucille V. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Zibelman
Ms. Hope Zoss
*The Foundation extends its sympathies
to these families.
Gifts were made in memory of
Grace Belfiore
Joseph and Florence Danihel
Samuel S. M. DuBois
Kevin Gibson (“Daddy”)
Robert Glendinning
Mrs. Carter Irwin
Elissa Messori Jacobsen
Ruth Swart Kafes
Elizabeth Leach
E. Russell and Jane B. Lurwick
JoAnn McVeigh
Jeanne H. O'Neill
Robert Rovine
Robert B. Russell
Barr Smith
William Van Thomas
Gifts were made in honor of
The Breish Family
Chestnut Hill Emergency Room Staff
Green Tree Community Health Foundation
John Lockard
Craig N. Johnson
Eleanor D. Martin
Robert E. May, M.D.
Catherine F. McGuckin
Dr. William Mebane III
20th Anniversary of Mt. Airy Family Practice