2004 Calendar of Events - Hackensack University Medical Center

72 . Hackensack University Medical Center
MAY 20
A group of first graders and teachers from
The Fanny Meyer Hillers School attend The
Ninth Annual Governor’s Concert.
MAY 24
Pictured are our award-winning Magnet
Nurses of The Cancer Center visiting
with Heidi Bressler and her mom, Joan
Bressler. Heidi was a challenger on Donald
Trump’s hit show, “The Apprentice,” a 15episode
drama that aired on NBC. HUMC
made a cameo appearance on the show
when Heidi came to visit her mother who
was treated here.
MAY 26
From left: Jack Brandenburg; Michele
Brandenburg, RN; Richard LuLove, general
manager of Prestige Toyota, in Ramsey;
Linda Klein, director of Special Projects of
The HUMC Foundation; and Robert L. Torre,
vice president and chief operating officer
of The HUMC Foundation stand in front of
Michele Brandenburg’s brand new Toyota
Highlander which she won during a raffle
sponsored by The Foundation to benefit
The Cancer Center.
MAY 26
The Sarkis and Siran Gabrellian Child Care
and Learning Center celebrate Asthma
Awareness Day with a performance from
The Peppermint Playhouse Puppeteers.
MAY 20 MAY 24 MAY 26 MAY 26
20 The medical center sponsors The Fanny Meyer Hillers School in Hackensack to attend
the NINTH ANNUAL GOVERNOR’S CONCERT hosted by The Garden State Arts Center
Foundation. This year’s concert features an exciting performance by “The Russian American
Kids Circus.”
24 After Hackensack University Medical Center makes a cameo appearance on “THE
APPRENTICE” candidate Heidi Bressler returns to the medical center with her mother, Joan
Bressler, to visit with and thank the doctors and nurses who saved her mother’s life.
24 A seminar on cancer pain is held at the medical center, courtesy of THE DEPARTMENT
OF PAIN AND PALLIATIVE CARE to increase awareness of the role of pain management
in healthcare.
MAY 7
ABOVE: From left: John P. Ferguson, president
and chief executive officer; Jeffrey
R. Boscamp, M.D., chairman, Department
of Pediatrics and physician-in-chief of The
Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital;
Joseph Simunovich, chairman of The HUMC
Board of Governors appear on the “Imus In
The Morning Show” during the radiothon.
28-1/2 hours nets
$3.5 MILLION
The 15th Annual SPORTS RADIO 66/WFAN RADIOTHON to benefit
The Imus Ranch, The CJ Foundation for Sudden Infant Death
Syndrome, and The Tomorrows Children’s Fund for Cancer and
Blood Disorders raises more than $3.5 million. For the first time
the radiothon aired live from The Palm Court in The Hackensack
University Medical Plaza.
ABOVE LEFT: From left: (back row) Robert C. Garrett, executive vice president and
chief operating officer; Jeffrey R. Boscamp, M.D., chairman, Department of Pediatrics
and physician-in-chief of The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital; Deirdre Imus, director
of The Deirdre Imus Environmental Center for Pediatric Oncology; Dave Simms; Joel
Hollander, co-founder and chairman of The CJ Foundation for SIDS; John Bivona, co-president,
The Tomorrows Children’s Fund; Sammy Hollander; David J. Jurist, co-president,
The Tomorrows Children’s Fund and a member of The Board of Governors; Donald R.
Stark; administrator, Department of Pediatrics. Front row: Maureen Keating, RN, administrative
director, Pediatric Ambulatory Services; Abby Simms; Michael B. Harris, M.D.,
medical director, The Tomorrows Children’s Institute for Cancer and Blood Disorders;
Alice Jurist; and John P. Ferguson, president and chief executive officer.