Working Together - St. Mary's Hospital

Mission StatementThe primary purpose of Hospital Sisters Health System and St. Mary’s HospitalMedical Center is to continue Christ’s healing love through delivery of competent andcompassionate health care in an environment sensitive to the needs of all people.The hospital is committed to providing a broad range of quality inpatient and outpatientservices without regard to the individual’s race, creed, handicaps or financial status.Vision StatementSt. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center is a full-service community hospital committed to providingcontemporary health care. We keep pace with emerging trends by being sensitive to thechanging needs of our customer groups and striving for the highest levels of clinical quality.We are committed to creating a culture where the spiritual mission and core values of respect,care, competence and joy are lived by all who work here and felt by all who use our services.Visit our web site: www.stmgb.org

A Message From the President and CEO of Hospital SistersHealth System and Chairperson of St. Mary’s HospitalBoard of DirectorsDear Friends:Every day, those of us privileged to sharethe healing ministry of the HospitalSisters Health System dedicate ourservice through Jesus Christ to the poor,the sick and the needy. The men andwomen of St. Mary’s Hospital MedicalCenter serve responsibly, diligently andwith great passion to aid the women,men and children of this communitywhen that aid is needed most. For morethan a century, the Hospital Sisters have guided ourhands and hearts by teaching us to act with respect, care, competence and joy.This annual report summarizes for you our service on behalf of our community. Ourmission in Green Bay is grounded in the belief that we minister to the whole person:body, mind and spirit. We help family members and loved ones gain the strength theyneed to meet the opportunities and challenges before them.This report also is an opportunity to acknowledge our communitymembers who assist us in this mission with their prayers, good works andcontributions. From the beginning of their ministry, the Hospital Sistershave worked closely with their neighbors to replace pain with peace. Thatspirit and that collaboration remain central to our service.Trusting in God, we go forward into a new year with the strength given us by ourbelief in Jesus. In the spirit of St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi, we reach out tothose who need our care and our compassion.In these exciting times, as our Sisters’ ministry continues to grow, we will remaincommitted to the Gospel values that define the Hospital Sisters Health System and St.Mary’s Hospital Medical Center: Compassion, justice and reverence for life throughoutits continuum.May God continue to bless you and grant you peace.Sincerely,Stephanie S. McCutcheonPresident and Chief Executive OfficerHospital Sisters Health SystemSister Marybeth Culnan, OSFChairperson, Board of Directors

E xpressions ofThanks and Gratitude“I want to thank you very muchfor your help with my account to beapproved for the Community CareProgram. When I received the letterfrom St. Mary’s waving the balance,I cried happy, relieved tears. I neverin my life thought I’d be in theposition I’m in at my age, but I knowthere are many others like me. Youtook a huge weight off my shouldersand made my day and more.Thank you so much again.”T o all at St. Mary’s:I graciously thank you, everyone, for thewonderful care you gave during and aftermy stay at your outstanding facility. I neverexpected to be treated that well anywhere.”Everyone I met made me feel at home andcompletely welcome. And a very special thankyou to the Community Care Committee thatwas able to see the dilemma my husband andI are in. There are just no words to say howgrateful we are. Again, thank you.S t. Mary’s has always been andSocial AccountabilityA Woman’s PlaceLocated across the street from the hospital in the Green Bay HeartCarebuilding, this program of St. Mary’s Hospital offers health education, supportand advocacy for women and their families. Most programs are free. Last yearA Woman’s Place touched the lives of more than 8,000 women through itsResource Center and consumer lending library, screenings for cardiovasculardisease, osteoporosis and reproductive cancer; educational events and classeson a variety of health topics.St. Mary’s Hospital – A Woman’s Place brought the national Game FaceExhibit to the Lambeau Field Atrium in March, asking the question “WhatDoes the Female Athlete Look Like?” The exhibit included 15 framed printsof female athletes of all ages and skill levels. In addition to the nationalexhibit more than 100 local female athletes included their photos and storiesin a community exhibit. Educational programs were offered forGirl Scouts, high school athletes, coaches and their parents.More than 700 people attended presentations by worldrenownedauthor and scientist Joan Borysenko, PhD, atSt. Norbert College in DePere May 17. Dr. Borysenko’sappearances were made possible by A Woman’s Place.Dr. Borysenko met with practitioners, offering the latestinformation in the connection between body, mind and spirit.She also offered a public presentation on surviving and thrivingthrough life transitions, called “Saying Yes to Change.”Hispanic Health Education ProgramOur Hispanic Health Educator works with women and familiesof the rapidly growing Latino population in NortheasternWisconsin by providing education classes, screenings andappropriate resources and referrals. More than 2,500 womenparticipated in the many programs offered this past year.American Cancer Society Loan Closet atA Woman’s PlaceThe American Cancer Society Loan Closet – located at AWoman’s Place – provides wigs, scarves, turbans, hats andbreast prostheses for women living with the side effects ofcancer treatments. Additionally, the “Look Good, FeelBetter” program offers information and guidance tocancer patients looking to enhance their appearance.Specially trained cosmetologists provide consultationand give patients a sense of control over physicalchanges they may experience.

always will be mission driven.Medicare Helper ProgramThe flurry of paperwork that comes with Medicare and other insurancerequirements can be intimidating. This free program assists seniors withsetting up a personalized system to more effectively track this documentation.Babysitter TrainingSpecially trained Emergency Department nurses work with young people toteach child development issues, home safety and techniques for being aneffective babysitter.Speakers BureauThe St. Mary’s staff teams with our partners at Prevea Clinic, St. VincentHospital and Green Bay HeartCare to offer free presentations on a variety oftopics to local organizations, schools and businesses. We reached more than1,500 people through our speakers bureau in the past year.Parish Nurse ProgramIn an effort to bring together the physical and spiritual components ofhealth, St. Mary’s has worked with three area parishes to institute a parishnurse program. The hospital helps fund the half-time position over a fouryearperiod as part of our commitment to exemplify the healing missionof Christ.Hospital Sisters Mission OutreachSt. Mary’s continued to collect and send medicalequipment and supplies to the Hospital Sisters MissionOutreach Program. This year, system-wide, donatedsupplies worth $2.7 million were sent to organizationsthroughout the world, including missions in Belize, CostaRica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ghana, Honduras,Haiti, Morocco, Philippines, Pakistan, Russia, Ukraine,Mongolia and the United States.I Was So Scared And HadNowhere To Go“I knew something was wrong and Iwas so scared. I had nowhere to go. Icannot get health insurance because ofmy health problems so I don’t go to thedoctor until my health gets terrible forme.I finally had to go to the doctor; heknew I needed some tests for an ovariancyst and fibroid tumor. I am disabledand am raising five children so therewas no money for these tests. I amalso diabetic and I go without insulinsometimes because I cannot afford it.My doctor reassured me, ‘Don’t youworry, we’ll figure it out.’ He called allover to find care for me; one hospitalwanted $2,000 up front and I couldnot afford it. He finally called St Mary’sand then called me back cheering,“We found a place – you can go to StMary’s!”I was so scared that I had somethingreally wrong and I was treated so nice. Ithappens sometimes, that when you can’tpay you get treated poorly, but when Icame to St. Mary’s they didn’t care thatI didn’t have the money—they only caredabout me. The lady doing the CT scanwas so kind, so nice. I appreciate how Iwas treated and it was such a relief tofind a place that would take me.”Simon Bay Park Square ActivitiesSt. Mary’s sponsors a variety of health-related activitiesat the Ashwaubenon mall, including a walking club,pain management education, heart school, bone densityscreening, blood pressure screening, colon cancerawareness and many other events throughout the year.More than 6,500 people attended special and educationalevents hosted at the mall by St. Mary’s Hospital in thepast year.T hank you for forgiving our hospital debtthrough the Community Care allowance. We areexpecting our third child… We have been working sohard to pay on the hospital bills from our other twochildren to try to bring down our debt, and I cried whenI opened your letter. What an amazing blessing!

R eceived your letter andstatement marked “Paid in Full,”with heart-felt gratitude. I am ata loss for words to express howI feel at this time! Thanks toSt. Mary’s, I can plan and thinkabout my future.N.E.W. Community Clinic and Unity HospiceSt. Mary’s Hospital, along with St. Vincent Hospital and Bellin Health,offers support to the Northeast Wisconsin Community Clinic located onthe campus of Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. Additionally,St. Mary’s Hospital along with St. Vincent Hospital and Bellin Health,supports Unity Hospice, a provider of appropriate care for the terminally ill.Personal CommitmentsOur family of employees and physician partners also participated innumerous mission trips in the United States, Africa, Panama, Lithuaniaand other countries around the world. In addition, through the HungerCampaign, employees donated thousands of pounds of food to local foodpantries and offered hundreds of items to the N.E.W. Community Shelterseveral times during the year. Employees also personally donated schoolsupplies for needy children.Community Health ContributionsHospital employees are a common sight at numerous educational andpublic forums, such as the CP Center Health Fair, the Senior Expo, theYMCA Health Fair, the Evening for Women, Brown County AgingResource Center, the Cardiac Rehab Party, the Big Event for LittleKids, and others.U nsponsoredCommunity Service Benefit reportPersons Served AmountBenefits for the PoorCharity Care at Cost 2,575 $1,582,824Unpaid Cost of Medicaid and other public programs 15,858 4,410,884Community Health Services 1,996 24,013Financial Contributions 5,398 126,479Total Benefits for the Poor 25,827 $6,144,200Benefits for the Broader CommunityCommunity Health Services 107,041 908,434Health Professions Education 87 322,780Subsidized Health Services 9,197 2,360,645Financial Contributions 157 138,800Community Building Activities 6,686 58,420Total Community Benefit 123,168 $3,789,079TOTAL UNSPONSORED COMMUNITY BENEFIT 148,995 $9,933,279In addition to the $9,933,279 reported above, the hospital committed significant resources in serving the Medicarepopulation. The cost (determined using a cost to charge ratio) of providing services to primarily elderly beneficiaries ofthe Medicare program, in excess of governmental and managed care contract payments was $10,997,755 for the yearended June 30, 2007.

O ur donors really say it all…Sue Bellin and Carol and Isidore KwaterskiCarol and Isidore (Ise) Kwaterski have been associated with St. Mary’s Hospitalfor more than a generation. Carol served on the first Friends Board of theHospital. Ise, now retired from the trucking industry, still remembers walking tothe hospital when he was just a boy, serving at Mass in the old hospital chapel.“We’ve given to many charities, but St. Mary’s has been a little closer to ourhearts. If it weren’t for St. Mary’s Hospital, I wouldn’t be here today,” he asserts,adding, “I was also blessed with good doctors.”Ise’s wife, Carol, remains a treasured supporter who helped keep St. Mary’s in thefamily by recommending that her daughter join the Friends Board. “I knew ourdaughter Susan would be a good choice, and was happy to see her follow in myfootsteps at St. Mary’s Hospital.”Drs. Gordon Haugan and Mary MeyerDrs. Gordon Haugan and Mary Meyer were both youngpediatricians when they began their careers at St. Mary’s Hospital.Now celebrating their 25th anniversary together, they still recalltheir early years at the hospital. “I felt embraced by the nursing staffwhen I came to St. Mary’s—and you could just feel the genuinenessand dedication here,” says Dr. Meyer, adding, “The religiousfoundation of the hospital is very meaningful to us as well.” Dr.Haugan adds, “St. Mary’s gives so much back to the community—you can’t help but feel the sense of mission. I am grateful to thehospital, and I am very comfortable having made a long-termplanned gift that we put into place for St. Mary’s some years ago.We’re confident that our donations are always used with care. Weknow St. Mary’s will be good stewards of our planned gift long afterwe are gone.”Madeline and Bob Harlan“Ever since I trained as a nurse in a small Iowa hospital, I have beeninspired by the compassion and dedication of the Hospital Sisters,” saysMadeline Harlan. “We’ve had some very proud and gratifying momentsat St. Mary’s—during the Lambeau Field Inaugural Ball for the hospitalendowment, at Toast of the Town dinners, and at fund-raising rallies forthe new ER. Thanks to the generosity of our community, we’ve raisedcharitable dollars that helped the hospital build a new, state-of-the-artEmergency Department to serve our patients. But for me personally,the most moving moment was seeing the results of all that effort firsthand—inmy own family, as I watched the caring staff at St. Mary’s liftBob from sickness back to health just a few years ago. In my opinion,there couldn’t be a worthier charitable cause right now thanSt. Mary’s—our West Side hospital.”

Friends of St. Mary’s Hospital Board of DirectorsThis year the Toast of the Town committee, chaired by GailChimenti and Roz Surfus, kicked off the season with a fallWomen’s Retreat at a Lake Geneva resort and spa.As one participant said, “I got on the bus with a group of strangersand came home with a wonderful new group of friends.” Thisspirited group is already planning another fall retreat for 2007.Our first spring Toast Party was the “Spring Fashion Frolic,”a carefree afternoon on Lake Michigan with a gourmet lunchand wine tasting, hosted by Lori Hanus, Cheri Long, DarleneLong, Julie Long and Sue Olmsted.The enchanting Whistling Swan Inn and Restaurant in FishCreek was the setting for our second party, hosted by Patti andJohn Meyer and Cheryl and Dr. Ronan Smyth. Entitled “UrbanFlavors, Ultimate Comfort,” the sumptuous dinner was followedby an evening of fun and an overnight stay that includedbreakfast.A Jimmy Buffett themed fundraising “Toast of theTown” party titled “Parrotheads” was anothercolorful event that included hosts, from left, Bonnieand Dr. Eliot Elfner, Roz Surfus, Maureen and Dr.Bob Schmidt and Janet Lieb. Not pictured is hostCharlie Lieb“Inner Indulgence” was a multi-course evening of gourmetdining celebrating health and wellness, hosted by Lisa andAndrew Brandt and Barb and Dr. Nami Zarvan. Guests wereintroduced to new ways of relaxation and meditation for fitness.Savoring the spirit and flavor of the Greek Isles, “A Greek Taverna” was held at Alpha Delights European Bakeryand Café. Hosts for the evening were Juliana and Dr. Jules Blank and Julianne and Dr. Chris Van Saders.“Margaritaville on the Fox River” was the setting for “Calling all Parrotheads.” A festive evening of fun at Lieb’sCabana, the party was hosted by Janet and Charlie Lieb, Bonnie and Dr. Eliot Elfner, Maureen and Dr. BobSchmidt and Roz Surfus. Music was provided by Scottsdale’s Paul McDermand and his lively steel drums.Toast of the Town parties directly benefit A Woman’s Place at St. Mary’s Hospital, making possible numerousservices to women and families in our community.“Toast of the Town” at the Whistling Swanin Fish Creek raised charitable dollars forA Woman’s Place at St. Mary’s Hospital.Donors toast their host/proprietor, BillTressler (not pictured). Hosts for thefundraising party were Patti and JohnMeyer and Cheryl and Dr. Ronan SmythLeft to right (top row) are: Dr. MichaelMiskella, Dr. Ronan Smyth, Lauri Cullen,Patty Schuring, Burt Schuring, (secondrow) Rosaleen Miskella, Cheryl Smyth,Paula Fleurant, Roz Surfus, Doris Pride,Julie Tadych, Jason Tadych (bottowrow) Dr. Joe Cullen, Terri Wickman, MikeWickman, Dr. Ken Fleurant, John Meyerand Patti Meyer

CornerstonesMembers of the Cornerstone Society are Friends whoplaced St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center in their willsor trusts. St. Mary’s is blessed to have such thoughtfulindividuals as friends.AnonymousHarriet Brower Warnemuende EstateIda Margaret Bay EstateMr. and Mrs. James G. CollerMrs. Dolores CueneMr. and Mrs. Bernard DahlinMr. Lyle EvansFisher EstateMr. and Mrs. Denis GarotS. Dexter Hastings EstateDr. Gordon Haugan and Dr. Mary MeyerNan Frances Hogan EstateMarie M. Janssen TrustMs. Marlene KurowskiMr. and Mrs. Isidore KwaterskiMr. and Mrs. James LiethenMs. Terri MatousekLucille Meusel TrustMs. Judy NagelMr. Thomas M. PlantenbergDr. and Mrs. Kenneth PrideJosephine SelinskyMrs. Marti Spittell ZiegelbauerClarice Sprague EstateMr. Raymond E. SmithMs. Sandra StokesSelina Verbriggen EstateByron L. Walter Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Anthony WernerJeffrey French, Doris Pride and Jim Coller enjoying goodcompany and celebrating “Toast of the Town” raising funds forA Woman’s PlaceFounders SocietyMembers of the Founders Society have displayedexemplary commitment to St. Mary’s Hospital MedicalCenter by their major contributions over the years.Amerhart, Ltd.Anamax CorporationAon Risk ServicesCatherine E. and Myrl S. Apple Family FoundationCarolyn BarnardJuliana BlankBleser Family FoundationChernick Family FoundationDolores CueneDr. Joseph and Lauri CullenLauri CullenBernard and Alyce DahlinEgan FoundationBetty FellowsFestival FoodsGeorgia-PacificGreater Green Bay Community FoundationGreen Bay Bankers AssociationGreen Bay PackersGreen Bay Radiology S. C.Madeline HarlanRobert and Madeline HarlanDr. Gordon Haugan and Dr. Mary MeyerPhilip J. and Elizabeth B. Hendrickson FoundationNan Francis Hogan EstateInfinity HealthcareGeorge F. Kress FoundationDonald and Carol KressIrene KressKwaterski Family FoundationLarsen Family TrustJim and Marty LiethenLong Family FoundationDr. Rolf and Ann LulloffMerrill LynchMillenium Anesthesiologists, Ltd.Nsight TelservicesMaurice A. and June C. Robinson Family FoundationSchneider NationalSchreiber FoodsK.C. Stock Foundation, Inc.Dr. William and Marilyn Kress SwansonCora VanderperrenJoseph and Sarah Van Drisse Charitable TrustVan Lanen, Inc.Dr. Chris and Julie Van SadersByron L. Walter Family TrustWisconsin Public Service Foundation, Inc.Wells Fargo

DonorMr. and Mrs. Guy R. AchtenMr. and Mrs. John AngstMrs. Bette BauernfeindMs. Katherine E. BiebelMr. and Mrs. William J. BiebelMr. and Mrs. Mark R. BolandMr. and Mrs. James S. BondMr. and Mrs. John A. BrookerMs. Penelope P. BurrallMr. and Mrs. Thomas ButterfieldMr. Robert J. CallahanMr. Ed F. CampbellMrs. Tony CanadeoMs. Evelyn A. CarewMr. and Mrs. Albert R. CarlottoMr. and Mrs. Caleb ChapelMr. and Mrs. Grant CraigMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. CueneMs. Lori M. CueneMr. and Mrs. Billy R. DeanMr. and Mrs. James DobratzMr. and Mrs. Timothy W. EnrightMr. and Mrs. Robert R. FlatleyMrs. Dora GarotMr. and Mrs. Patrick GeorgiaMr. and Mrs. Mark GoedjenMr. and Mrs. Marc A. HammerMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. HannonRIGHT: Lori Hanus at “Toast of the Town”BELOW: Dr. Bob Schmidt and Dr. MarkLaukka at “Toast of the Town”Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. HansenMr. and Mrs. David P. HartmanMr. and Mrs. Eugene T. HietpasMr. William J. HoellMs. M. Lorna HotzMr. and Mrs. Paul F. JadinJim O’Rourke EnterprisesMr. and Mrs. Robert W. JonetMr. and Mrs. Steven W. KassnerMr. and Mrs. John V. KeslerMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. KlimekMr. and Mrs. David KroeningMs. Catherine P. LaVioletteMr. Bernard J. LawlerMr. and Mrs. Ernest G. LinkMs. Barbara A. LuczakMs. Barbara R. MachonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey MeisingerMs. Marilyn Kane MillerMs. Jean A. MintenMr. and Mrs. Gerald Mortell IIIMr. and Mrs. John E. NowakMr. Thomas A. PierquetMrs. Dolores PytlakMr. Michael J. RabideauMr. and Mrs. Richard C. RankinMr. and Mrs. Douglas M. RiemerMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. RollingMs. Sally A. SchaeferDr. and Mrs. Robert T. Schmidt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Urban SchumacherMr. Corey J. Smith andMs. Ashley M. KassnerMr. Kelley J. StevensMs. Jean SusdorfMr. Leo J. Terry andMrs. Jean Barrett-TerryMs. Linda J. TollefsonUnited Ostomy Association, Inc.Van Oss RealtorMs. Carrie L. VanbeckumMr. and Mrs. Todd A VandenhoutenMr. and Mrs. Francis M. WaldeckerMr. and Mrs. Tom WallMr. Joseph D. WiedMr. and Mrs. Jason WyckoffMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. ZegersMr. and Mrs. Tom ZielinskiMembersAttorneys Process & InvestigationServices, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John BergerMrs. LaVerne BlechaBouressa & Patteson, S.C.Ms. Barbara BrownMr. Dennis G. BushmanMs. Debra M. ButzMr. and Mrs. Sean ClancyMr. and Mrs. James R. CueneMr. Charles L. Fitch, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. John GrayMr. and Mrs. Ray HuelskampMr. and Mrs. Robert KidderMr. and Mrs. John KonitzerMs. Mary KreuserMr. and Mrs. Richard A. KruegerMr. Leonard C. LiebmannMr. Thomas M. NickMr. Bernard Olejniczak andDr. Margaret OlsonDr. and Mrs. Thomas PlouffMr. and Mrs. Donald QuassMr. David E. RosenwasserMr. and Mrs. Brett SchabowMr. and Mrs. Richard SwitzerMr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Tease, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. ArnoldVandenLangenbergMr. and Mrs. Michael WelchDr. Brian Woodbridge

Participating MemberMs. Elaine AllenDr. and Mrs. Lewis G. AnthonyDr. and Mrs. David BalisonDr. Kathleen Barkow andMr. Jeffrey BarkowBay TowelMr. and Mrs. Daniel BeiselMr. and Mrs. John R. BellinDr. and Mrs. Louis BienvenuMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. BittnerMr. and Mrs. Daniel BollomMr. and Mrs. Dennis BraunDr. Ross Bridge and Dr. DanielleDuquette-BridgeMrs. C. B. BrzezinskiMr. and Mrs. Scott BrzezinskiMr. and Mrs. Doug BudzMr. and Mrs. Robert BurnsMrs. Fran Chapman-FrigoMr. and Mrs. Lonny CharlesDr. and Mrs. Edward ColemanMr. and Mrs. Harry B. Conlon Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dale CornelissenMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. CostelloDr. and Mrs. Joseph P. CullenMr. Michael Dauplaise and Mrs.Bonnie GroesslMr. and Mrs. Jerry De LeersMr. and Mrs. Gerald DeGrootDr. and Mrs. Dennis DestinoDr. and Mrs. John DraheimDr. and Mrs. Manuel J. FalkDr. and Mrs. Peter A. FergusMr. and Mrs. Ross FicarriMr. John Fischer and Dr. DeborahFischerMr. and Mrs. Tony J. FrigoMs. Susan K. GoltzGrowing Family First PhotoDrs. Michael and Angela GruesenMr. and Mrs. Roger GryboskiMr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. GuyetteDr. and Mrs. Patrick HalversonDr. and Mrs. Richard HansenDr. and Mrs. Donald HardenMr. and Mrs. Timothy HealeyMr. and Mrs. Philip J. HendricksonMr. Richard HennigMr. and Mrs. Quan O. HookerDr. and Mrs. Thomas HufferRIGHT: Drs. Joe Cullenand Michael Miskellaenjoy a fundraisingevening with PaulaFleurant and RosaleenMiskella, rightBELOW: Bonnie Elfnerand Julie Long at“Toast of the Town”Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. HujetMr. and Mrs. Wayne HultmanMr. and Mrs. Kevin HutchinsonDr. and Mrs. Daniel JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Daniel JoyceDr. and Mrs. G. Robert KaftanMr. and Mrs. Mark A. KasperDr. and Mrs. Ghazwan KatmehMrs. Irene W. KerstenMr. John C. KoepplerKohl (Herbert H.) CharitiesMr. and Mrs. Kevin LamersLamers Bus LinesMrs. Marie T. Landry O’HernMr. and Mrs. V. W. LatimerDr. and Mrs. Mark A. LaukkaMr. and Mrs. Peter D. LeMahieuDr. Blake B. LemkeMs. Dolores MaroszekMr. and Mrs. Richard S. MatuszakMr. and Mrs. John Meyer Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John MingoriMrs. Ann Dorr-MortellDr. and Mrs. William K. NystromMr. and Mrs. Thomas OlejniczakMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. OlsonDr. and Mrs. Vijay ParmarMs. Marvel A. PowersReeke-Marold Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bernard RoelsDr. and Mrs. Paul RosenthalMr. and Mrs. Paul C. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Robert H. SheddMrs. Fritz ShurmurMr. and Mrs. Mark SkogenDr. and Mrs. Seth SmithDrs. David and Karla SpikaMs. Rozanne SurfusThe Mail Haus, Inc.Mrs. Judy TwomeyMr. and Mrs. Joseph WojciechowskiMr. and Mrs. Gerald R. WrightDr. and Mrs. Jocko ZifferblattSustaining MemberAon Risk ServicesDr. and Mrs. Gerald K. BayerMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BlahnikDr. and Mrs. Jules H. BlankMr. and Mrs. Andrew BrandtMr. and Mrs. Ronald C. ChimentiDr. and Mrs. Roland B. ChristianMr. and Mrs. Larry J. ConnorsDrs. Robert and Stephanie CutlanMr. and Mrs. Bernard E. DahlinDr. and Mrs. Daniel L. DeGrootDr. and Mrs. Brian DobbinsMr. and Mrs. Christopher ElfnerDr. and Mrs. Eliot S. ElfnerMs. Patricia Finder-StoneDr. and Mrs. Ken FleurantGreen Bay PackersMr. and Mrs. Brad Hanus

Dr. Gordon D. Haugan andDr. Mary MeyerDr. and Mrs. James A. HinckleyDr. Paul Holzman andMrs. Barbara CrassHurckman MechanicalDr. John Janczakowski andDr. Susan WellsDr. and Mrs. Anthony J. JaslowskiMr. and Mrs. Charles A. KaftanKOS Management Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Isidore KwaterskiDrs. William and Karen LaneDr. and Mrs. Ernest LewisDr. and Mrs. Rolf S. LulloffMr. and Mrs. John MartinkovicMr. and Mrs. James McGinnityMr. and Mrs. John P. MillerDr. and Mrs. Michael MiskellaDr. and Mrs. Robert Moyer Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. MurphyDr. and Mrs. Robert J. MurphyMs. Judy NagelNicolet National BankNorman Miller FamilyFoundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bill NovakDr. and Mrs. Michael O’ReillyMr. and Mrs. Paul OswaldDr. and Mrs. Ashok RaiRenard Family FoundationMr. Patrick Riordan andMrs. Karen Van GemertDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SaphnerDr. Thomas Schlueter andDr. Ellen NeuhausMr. and Mrs. Donald J. SchneiderMs. Patty SchuringDr. and Mrs. Ronan SmythDrs. Peter and Heather StankoMrs. Donna StutleenMr. and Mrs. James A. TempMr. and Mrs. James TuschlMr. and Mrs. Adrian T. UlatowskiMr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Van BoxtelDr. and Mrs. Chris J. Van SadersMs. Bernice B. WardWood Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Nami ZarvanLife MemberAmerhart, Ltd.Bleser Family FoundationChernick Family FoundationThe Estate of Dolores V. CueneEgan FoundationGreen Bay Packers FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert HarlanHendrickson (Elizabeth B. andPhilip J.) FoundationInfinity HealthcareMs. Irene D. KressLong Family FoundationLucille Meusel Trust FundMillennium Anesthesiologists, Ltd.P & M Leasing, Inc.Robinson (Maurice A. and June C.)Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SchumacherDr. Tyson Schwiesow andDr. Sarah LulloffFrom left, MaryKay Cornelissen,Donna Hutchinson,Jennie Heron andRhonda Budz enjoy“Women’s Retreat”at Lake GenevaDr. and Mrs. William SwansonVan Drisse (Joseph and Sarah Trust)Wisconsin Public ServiceFoundation, Inc.Distinguished PatronGreen Bay Radiology, S.C.DistinguishedBenefactorByron L. Walter Family TrustDistinguishedHumanitarianGeorge F. Kress FoundationToast of the Town HostsDr. Jules and Juliana BlankAndrew and Lisa BrandtDr. Eliot and Bonnie ElfnerLori HanusCharlie and Janet LiebCheri LongDarlene LongJulie LongJohn and Patti MeyerSue OlmstedDr. Bob and Maureen SchmidtDr. Ronan and Cheryl SmythRozanne SurfusDr. Chris and Julianne Van SadersDr. Nami and Barbara ZarvanToast of the TownCommitteeGail Chimenti – Co-ChairRozanne Surfus – Co-ChairLisa BrandtBonnie ElfnerMeg FayLori HanusMadeline HarlanGinny LaukkaDr. Mary MeyerPatti MeyerCarol Jean TempAnne WalshTracy WeyersBarbara ZarvanDoris Pride – Director,Friends of St. Mary’sSusan Peot – Friends of St. Mary’s

Boards and Committees That Tie St. Mary’s to Our CommunitySt. Mary’s HospitalBoard of DirectorsSr. Marybeth Culnan, ChairpersonJames G. CollerSr. Jonette DevlinSr. Bernadine GutowskiTherese MazeMichael Miskella, DDSJudy NagelAdrian UlatowskiBoard Quality CareJames G. Coller, ChairpersonSr. Marybeth CulnanTimothy Jahn, MDBrian Dobbins, MDMartin Landa, MDAshok Rai, MDDavid Manke, MDAmy UnrathPaula FleurantCarol WinegardenBruce Fenster, MDExecutiveManagement Team:James G. Coller, FACHE, ExecutiveVice President/AdministratorLawrence Connors, FACHE,Assistant Administrator,Ambulatory ServicesJohn Miller, Assistant Administrator,Fiscal and Administrative ServicesAmy Unrath, Division Administrator,Professional and Support ServicesCarol Winegarden, AssistantAdministrator, Patient CareServicesBoard CommunityAdvisory CommitteeBob Burns, ChairpersonSr. Marybeth CulnanJames G. CollerSuzanne CashmanPaul Chrisman, DDSLauri CullenJohn CumicekTim DayFr. Ken DeGrootPat Finder-StoneDee Geurts-BengtsonJames P. GreeneTim GrygielPhil HauckKaren JohnstonTom KurkowskiChuck KurthJerry MaderThomas MartinPhil MattockJoseph P. O’LearyAshok Rai, MDRichard Rolston, MDWayne WichlaczBruce WolfMedical StaffExecutive CommitteeTimothy W. Jahn, MDRobert J. Murphy, MDMartin J. Landa, MDBruce P. Fenster, MDDiane K. Christel, MDJames R. Clemens, MDDavid A. Felton, MDPeter A. Fergus, MDPaul R. Holzman, MDThomas C. Huffer, MDKenneth J. Hujet, MDSarah J. Lulloff, MDRobert D. Moyer, MDRobert H. Tambeaux, MDSteven D. Turzinski, MDFriends of St. Mary’sHospital BoardTim Zeske, ChairpersonDoris Pride, DirectorSusan BellinRichard BlahnikJames G. CollerBernard DahlinJeffrey FrenchMadeline HarlanDr. Timothy JahnJames LiethenDr. Mary MeyerJohn P. MillerRosaleen MiskellaJudy NagelDawn OlejniczakAdrian UlatowskiA Woman’s PlaceAdvisory BoardDee Guerts-Bengtson, ChairpersonJamie Babbitts, DirectorDr. Brian DobbinsLawrence ConnorsDr. Peter FergusSr. Annice McClureKris NystromBonnie GroesslBetsy MitchellKathie Hall TilotPaula VanStratenAmy EckleyRegina CuellarDebbie DanforthJane JadinDotty JuengstNan NelsonPatty PayetteTerri RefsguardSara ReichertDiane RoundyCynthia ShepardSean SchultzDonsia Strong HillCathy Williquette

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