I give. - Methodist Health System...Methodist Health System R. STEPHEN FOLSOM Chairman of the Board Methodist Health System Foundation 2010 Crossroads Annual Report 1 —II Corinthians

2010 CROSSROADS ANNUAL REPORT

METHODIST HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION

I give.

“ ...be the epistle of Christ ministered by us,

written not with ink, but with the Spirit of the living God... ”

ABOUT METHODIST HEALTH SYSTEM

Guided by the founding principles of life, learning, and compassion, Methodist Health System

(Methodist) provides quality, integrated care to improve and save the lives of individuals and

families throughout North Texas. Methodist Dallas Medical Center, Methodist Charlton Medical

Center, Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, Methodist Richardson Medical Center, Methodist

Midlothian Health Center, and Methodist Family Health Centers are part of the not-for-profit

Methodist Health System, which is affiliated by covenant with the North Texas Conference of

The United Methodist Church.

Letter from the Foundation

As we present the Foundation’s annual report each year, it is gratifying to realize

how much Methodist Health System is valued in the communities we serve. We

are also humbled knowing the greatest expression of faith and commitment to the

community is written not in the generous gifts to the Foundation, but rather in the

deep compassion written on the hearts of supporters who give at every level so

that life may shine bright for all who come to Methodist Health System for care.

The gifts we have received to support

Methodist’s mission of quality health

care and teaching represent an array of

community interests and a shared vision

of the future of Methodist Health System.

The historic $20 million gift from

Sammons Dallas Foundation is focused on

ensuring lifesaving emergency and trauma

services are available in time of critical

need and will also provide support for

indigent care. March of Dimes and other

foundations have given generously to the

Life Shines Bright Pregnancy Program to

help prevent preterm births and give every

child a healthy start in life. Dallas Cowboy

Bradie James Foundation 56 has reached

out to give Methodist breast cancer

patients a comprehensive resource center

to support their care and recovery needs.

Private donors have expressed their

compassionate understanding of the

needs in their communities through

their generosity as well. Gifts supporting

Golden Cross programs and Golden Cross

Academic Clinic services are benefiting

families and individuals who otherwise

cannot afford health care. Ongoing support

from community volunteer organizations

is equipping Methodist hospitals with the

sophisticated technologies necessary

to provide leading-edge health care for

cardiology and surgical patients.

Gifts this year have also been dedicated

to sustaining Methodist’s excellence

in patient care through staff training

and education. Major donations are

supporting teaching fellowships to train

new gastroenterology and nephrology

physicians, clinical education for internal

medicine physicians, and educational

opportunities to address the need for

more registered nursing staff.

Why people choose to give to

Methodist Health System may be unique

to their individual experience or collective

mission. The common theme is the

difference every gift makes in the lives

of the patients Methodist serves. The

Methodist Health System Foundation is

deeply appreciative of your continuing

friendship and support.

We are honored to serve the

Foundation in guiding our hospitals and

health centers to express the heart and

vision of our supporters so that Methodist

Health System continues to be a place

where life shines bright. Thank you.

APRIL BOX CHAMBERLAIN, CFRE

President and CEOMethodist Health System Foundation

Senior Vice PresidentMethodist Health System

R. STEPHEN FOLSOM

Chairman of the BoardMethodist Health System Foundation

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—II Corinthians 3:3

STEPHEN L. MANSFIELD, PhD, FACHE

President and CEOMethodist Health System

2 Methodist Health System Foundation

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Charles

A. Sammons lived by the passage “to whom

much is given, of him shall much be required.”

What a difference his extraordinary generosity

will make in people’s lives through Methodist

Health System and five other beneficiaries of his

charitable legacy.

In January 2010, Methodist Health System

Foundation received the largest single gift

in Methodist’s history. Made possible by the

estate of Charles A. Sammons and the 3,800

women and men of Sammons Enterprises,

Inc., the $20 million gift from Sammons Dallas

Foundation honors Mr. Sammons’ conviction

that the worth of a company should be based

on its contribution to the community as well as

its profits.

Mr. Sammons named Methodist Health

System Foundation as one of six specially

selected beneficiaries before his death in 1988.

He had a special interest in health care as an

owner of health and life insurance companies.

As a successful entrepreneur, Mr. Sammons

quietly offered a hand up to people in need in

the least served areas of Dallas.

To commemorate Mr. Sammons’ devotion

to the community, the Foundation has dedicated

$15 million to establish the Charles and Elaine

Sammons Endowment Fund. Growth from the

fund will continue to improve patient care and

save lives by supporting medical education,

indigent care, and emergency room trauma

services. The remaining $5 million will be used

to seed a matching gift campaign to expand

Methodist’s emergency services and trauma

care facilities.

“With economic times increasing the strain

on emergency rooms for nonemergency care,

the expansion of Methodist’s emergency and

trauma services is important to the community,”

said Heather Kreager, president of Sammons

Dallas Foundation and Sammons Enterprises,

Inc. “We are pleased a portion of the gift will

be used for the matching grant challenge. Mr.

Sammons always liked a good challenge. He

wanted to support efforts that were important

to a large portion of the community. We

hope the challenge grant will encourage and

motivate other individuals and companies in the

community to support Methodist and take a role

in completing the project.”

LIFE-CHANGING GENEROSITY

Sammons Dallas Foundation Makes Historic $20 Million Gift

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Why I give.HEATHER KREAGER

President, Sammons Dallas Foundation

Largest Single Gif t in Methodist ’s History

In January 2010, Methodist Health System

Foundation received the largest single gift in

Methodist’s history. Made possible by the estate

of Charles A. Sammons and the 3,800 women

and men of Sammons Enterprises, Inc., the $20

million gift from Sammons Dallas Foundation

honors Mr. Sammons’ conviction that the worth

of a company should be based on its contribution

to the community as well as its profits.

Having a specific area dedicated to the resuscitation of trauma patients and an urgent care center to see people with less emergent medical needs in a more timely manner is greatly needed. It will be much appreciated.

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What it means.ROBERT B. SIMONSON, DO

Emergency Medicine

PLANNING FOR EMERGENCIES

The Gift of Lifesaving Care

The Sammons Foundation Gif t

“Because of the nationwide shortage of

primary care physicians, people seek access

to primary care in the emergency department.

We see roughly 60,000 patients annually,

and we have about 20 beds in the hallway

because there is no other place to put them.

We are in desperate need of funds to ensure

the continuation of a functional ER that ensures

patient privacy,” said Robert Simonson, DO, an

emergency medicine physician on the medical

staff at Methodist Dallas Medical Center.

Methodist Dallas Medical Center’s level

II trauma center and emergency services

department provides care to a growing number

of patients. A busy and vitally needed referral

center for emergency and trauma care, the

hospital is also a primary scene response

provider for CareFlite and receives patients

from a 150-mile radius in North and East Texas,

including about 1,800 trauma victims annually

who are rushed directly from the scene.

While working to speed care to critical

patients within the “golden hour,” the first 60

minutes after a heart attack, stroke, or injury

when the chances of survival are greatest, the

emergency department staff also cares for a

multitude of noncritical patients who depend

on Methodist’s emergency services for their

medical needs.

A historic $20 million gift received from

the Sammons Dallas Foundation is a significant

milestone in the Foundation’s effort to fund

the renovation and expansion of the Norman

Brinker Emergency and Trauma Services

department. The improvements will increase

Methodist’s capacity for emergency services

and trauma care, as well as provide a new

urgent care center for noncritical patients to

receive the appropriate care. The modifications

are essential to enable the emergency and

trauma department to focus on the delivery of

lifesaving care to critical patients.

“Having a specific area of the emergency

department dedicated to the resuscitation of

trauma victims and equipped with the unique

resources necessary will greatly enhance

the department’s ability to care for trauma

patients,” said Dr. Simonson. He added, “So is a

space dedicated for urgent care. Having limited

space results in mixing primary care patients in

with those needing critical care – a situation

which leaves patients frustrated. The urgent

care center answers how we can see a large

volume of patients with primary care issues in

a timely manner.”

Methodist Health System serves the

most diverse and vulnerable populations in

Dallas, providing more than $90 million in

unreimbursed charity care annually. Sammons’

generosity will also aid Methodist in continuing

our mission of providing indigent care for those

at the greatest disadvantage in our community.

Supporters interested in making a lifesaving

gift for emergency and trauma services at

Methodist Dallas Medical Center, contact

the Methodist Health System Foundation at

214-947-4555 or visit www.MethodistHealth

System.org/Foundation.

GI and Nephrology Fellowship Programs

Each year, up to $400,000 in earnings from the Charles and Elaine Sammons Endowment Fund will

support gastroenterology and nephrology fellowship programs at Methodist Dallas Medical Center.

In addition to training gastroenterology and nephrology specialists, the new fellowship programs will

support the development of clinical trials with specific patient protocols that will significantly augment

the practice of gastrointestinal medicine at Methodist Health System.


A CHANCE TO GROW

Helping Young Mothers Deliver Healthier Babies

Life Shines Bright Pregnancy Program

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The Golden Cross Academic Clinic’s Life

Shines Bright Pregnancy Program, still in its

infancy after the launch of the pilot program in

2008, grew in 2009 to give 132 young mothers

and their babies a healthier start.

The program’s early success in preventing

preterm births is remarkable. In the pilot year, 77

of the 79 young women enrolled in the program

delivered full-term, lowering our preterm

birthrate to 3.5 percent from 18 percent.

Forty-four percent of the new mothers were

teenagers, one of the highest risk groups for

preterm births.

The importance of the Life Shines Bright

Pregnancy Program to the community cannot

be understated. The preterm birthrate in the

service area of Methodist Dallas Medical Center

and the Golden Cross Academic Clinic, ranging

from 12 to 23 percent, is significantly higher

than the average preterm birthrate for Dallas

County (12%), Texas (13.3%), and the nation

(12.3%). Preterm and low-birth-weight infants

are at much greater risk of dying before their

first birthday. Those who do survive are at an

increased risk for lasting medical complications,

as well as learning and behavioral problems.

“March of Dimes’ goal is to prevent

prematurity, birth defects, and infant mortality

and give every baby a healthy start in life. Our

Centering Pregnancy® program is a holistic

approach to pregnancy. It actually teaches

parents how to parent. That’s huge,” said Julie

Whitsitt, executive director, Dallas Division

March of Dimes.

Supported by March of Dimes and using

their innovative Centering Pregnancy model,

Life Shines Bright provides complete prenatal

care to women within a dynamic learning and

sharing group setting. First-time mothers-

to-be gain knowledge and confidence about

pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting; build a

supportive community with other women; and

receive basic prenatal checkups.

The program has also received generous

support from CITI through March of Dimes,

the E.V. Brown Memorial Golf Tournament,

Junior League of Dallas, The J.E. and L.E. Mabee

Foundation, The Summerfield G. Roberts

Foundation, and W.P. and Bulah Luse Foundation.

The gifts reflect the community’s commitment

to improving facilities and expanding capacity

for the Life Shines Bright Pregnancy Program to

prevent preterm births.

Renovations within the Golden Cross

Academic Clinic will increase the physical

space for the program to accommodate

additional staff, patients, and group activities.

Changes include a homelike meeting space

with audiovisual teaching capabilities designed

to make patients feel comfortable and

encourage participation.

After completion of the renovations, the

program will expand the number of women

served by Life Shines Bright to 1,200 annually,

and it will save more than $1.2 million in medical

costs associated with care provided in the NICU

for preterm babies.

For information on supporting the Life

Shines Bright Pregnancy Program, please call

the Methodist Health System Foundation at



Why I give.

JULIE WHITSIT T

Executive Director, Dallas Division March of Dimes

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Of the 300 Centering Pregnancy sites in the U.S., Methodist’s Life Shines Bright Pregnancy Program is the only site in Dallas.

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Amanda Fernandez, 23, feels

“so, so happy” with the bonding

experience she is sharing with her

firstborn child, a healthy, full-term

boy born March 14, 2010.

“You find out so many things

that surprise you,” she said, talking

about the Life Shines Bright

Pregnancy Program classes she

attended prior to Nathan’s birth.

“They give you more details about

everything you’ll go through. You

learn how to treat your baby. A lot of

girls, especially the teenagers that

don’t have help from their families,

would not be able to do this on their

own. I’m able to bond with Nathan

better. I really do appreciate it.”

In addition to benefiting little

Nathan, Amanda is also sharing

her new parenting skills with her

sisters, effectively spreading the

reach of Life Shines Bright into the

community. A younger sister who

also recently gave birth went to a

few classes with Amanda and joined

the program, and an older sister has

started using some of the child-

care routines Amanda has learned

and passed on to her.

The success of the Golden Cross

Academic Clinic’s Life Shines Bright

Pregnancy Program is helping more

young women like Amanda receive

important prenatal care and learn

how to be confident, attentive

mothers giving their babies the best

start in life possible.

AMANDA FERNANDEZ +

NATHAN RENE MONTEALVO

Life Shines Bright Pregnancy Program Participants

Methodist now has a state-of-the-art endoscopy facility providing referral expertise for the care of complex pancreatobiliary disorders, as well as the resources to further our mission to provide patient care, train young gastroenterologists, and conduct research.

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Why I give.

To further the mission of Methodist’s

digestive health services, Mr. and Mrs. Ford

made a three-year $300,000 pledge to

establish The Nita and John Ford Charitable

Fund for Digestive Health. The fund will provide

continuing support for clinical care, research,

and education.

The gift will enable Methodist Health System

to stay on the leading edge of digestive health

medicine by providing for equipment and capital

updates necessary for delivering excellence

in patient care. A major focus of the digestive

health center will be an enhanced GI teaching

lab with a procedure room, fluoroscopy suite,

new ultrasound system, and training simulators

for medical education. The teaching lab is

integral to beginning the new gastroenterology

fellowship program, which will provide the

required hepatology training to fulfill liver

transplantation requirements from accrediting

organizations such as CMS, UNOS, and JCAHO.

“I am just so impressed with the entire

Methodist organization, everything the doctors

do and their commitment to their job and

patients — that’s why we give,” said Mr. Ford.

To make a contribution to The Nita and

John Ford Charitable Fund to support the

future of digestive health services at

Methodist Health System, please call the

Methodist Health System Foundation at



“We have a state-of-the-art endoscopy

facility that is as good as any in the country,”

Paul Tarnasky, MD, a gastroenterologist on

the medical staff at Methodist Dallas Medical

Center, is proud to say.

Offering comprehensive, technologically

advanced digestive diagnostics and treatments

and an experienced, talented team of

pancreatobiliary specialists, Methodist Dallas

Medical Center is a leading regional referral

center for patients with complex pancreatic and

biliary disorders and serves patients undergoing

treatment at Methodist’s Transplant Institute.

With deep gratitude for the longtime

support of Nita and John Ford, chairman of the

Methodist Health System board of directors,

Methodist is ensuring patients receive an

accurate and timely diagnosis followed by the

latest in research-based, sophisticated

treatment at The John R. Ford Center for

Digestive Diseases at Methodist Dallas.

LOOKING TO THE FUTURESupporting a Leading-Edge Digestive Health Center

JOHN FORD + NITA FORD

Chairman, Methodist Health System

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After my mother lost her battle to breast cancer, I understood the importance of sharing our story and making a personal commitment to actively get involved.

Why I give.

BRADIE JAMES

Dallas Cowboys Linebacker (#56)

and Founder, Bradie James Foundation 56


REACHING OUT TO THE COMMUNITY

The Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Bradie James, surrounded by breast cancer survivors at Methodist Dallas on Monday, October 11, 2010. All were on hand to celebrate the opening of the Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center and the kick off of the ongoing breast cancer support group.w

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Breast cancer patients at Methodist

now have a special place to turn to find a

comprehensive collection of onsite and online

education and resources, including one-on-one

consultation services with an American Cancer

Society volunteer who can provide assistance

with fitting wigs, scarves, and prosthetics.

Dallas Cowboys Linebacker (#56) Bradie

James partnered with Methodist Health

System Foundation through his Foundation

56/Soul Survivors outreach initiative to open

the new Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource

Center within the Women’s Imaging Center at

Methodist Dallas Medical Center.

“Losing my mother to breast cancer has

connected me to this issue. Knowing that

women, men, and families are being touched

by Soul Survivors has given me the personal

satisfaction of knowing that I am truly making a

difference,” said Mr. James.

Etta James lost her battle with breast cancer

while Mr. James was a student at Louisiana

State University. He has since been a passionate

supporter in the fight against breast cancer

through the foundation he established to honor

her life.

The new resource center provides a private,

comforting environment for women and men

to read educational materials, use the computer

for online research, or talk to the staff volunteer.

In addition to providing key funding for

the resource center, the $71,000 gift from Mr.

James’ Foundation 56 is helping to support other

outreach activities, including creating a breast

cancer support group and expanding screening,

education, and detection services. A significant

use of the funds will include the purchase of

new digital mammography equipment for

Methodist’s mobile mammography unit to

expand outreach efforts into the community.

Supporters interested in ensuring that the

Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center

continues to provide the latest in breast health

information and community resources, or

those who wish to support breast health and

imaging services at Methodist Dallas and

Methodist Charlton Medical Centers, please

call the Methodist Health System Foundation at


System.org/Pink.

In addition to

providing key funding

for the resource center,

the $71,000 gift from

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is helping to support

other outreach activities,

including creating a

breast cancer support

group and expanding

screening, education,

and detection services.

With chemotherapy, a mastectomy, and radiation

treatments now behind her, Sharon Redmon is

looking forward to just staying healthy and praying

her breast cancer doesn’t come back.

Sharon knew there was a problem in her breast and

sought medical care. However, since her husband’s

work insurance no longer covered spouses, her

repeated visits to a small neighborhood clinic were

getting too expensive. When the doctor suspected

cancer, he suggested she go to the county hospital.

She tried, but was unable to get in right away. Not

knowing where to turn, a friend suggested Sharon try

the Methodist Dallas Medical Center Golden Cross

Academic Clinic.

“They started me in a program where I could make

just a small payment. So I had the mammogram and

biopsy done,” said Sharon. Sharon was diagnosed

with inflammatory breast cancer in October

2009 and referred to an independently practicing

oncologist on the medical staff at Methodist Dallas,

where she received the lifesaving care she needed. “I

was nervous. Once I got there every nurse and all the

doctors were extremely nice.”

Sharon is grateful to donors who help fund

mammograms and breast health services for women

in her financial situation. She is also very interested in

the opening of the new Bradie James Breast Cancer

Resource Center.

“When I found out I had breast cancer, I was totally

lost,” said Sharon. “I think the new resource center

will help a lot. They will have more information on

what to expect, and it will benefit everybody. I think it

will be a good thing.”

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What it means.

SHARON REDMON

Breast Cancer Survivor

BREAST CANCER

Mobile Mammography Services

Mobile Mammography Going Digital Donations and pledges to

support breast health services at

Methodist Dallas and Methodist

Charlton Medical Centers are

continuing to save lives through

screenings, early detection, and

diagnosis. The Methodist Health

System Foundation is grateful for

the support of loyal and new friends

whose generous gifts are being

used to purchase a new mobile

mammography van with advanced

digital imaging equipment and to

support Methodist’s community

outreach partnership with Susan

G. Komen for the Cure® in the fight

against breast cancer.

Methodist Dallas Medical Center Auxiliary gave $60,000 raised

through gift shop sales, pecan sales,

and other activities for the purchase

of state-of-the-art mammography

radiology equipment to improve

the mobile mammography van

technology. This will enhance

cancer detection rates for improved

outcomes. The Auxiliary also gave

$10,000 to support the Swafford

Chaplaincy Fund.

Methodist Hospitals of Dallas Guild pledged $110,000 over two

years for the purchase of state-of-

the-art mammography radiology

equipment to improve mobile

mammography van technology,

which will also enhance cancer

detection rates for improved

outcomes. The Guild also gave

two $1,500 scholarships to support

Junior Volunteers at Methodist

Dallas and Methodist Charlton.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure® has

partnered with Methodist Health

System since 2000 to support

screening and diagnostic breast

imaging services for uninsured

and underserved patients through

Methodist’s mobile mammography

program. The most recent grant of

$290,000 will focus on providing

screenings for women in specified

zip codes of South Dallas where

there is a higher mortality rate from

breast cancer and allow diagnosed

women to receive care through

the Golden Cross Academic Clinic

if needed.

Think Pink! Volley 4A Cure,

the first volleyball fundraising

event of The Canterbury Episcopal

School, raised $20,000 to fund

breast cancer early detection

education and mammograms for

individuals unable to afford them.

Half of the funds raised, $10,000,

went to Methodist Health System

Foundation to support services at

Methodist Charlton.

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MARY + ALBERT HUDDLESTON

HONORING LEADERSHIP AND COMPASSION

Brain and Spine Institute Named for Dr. James Moody

Methodist James A . Moody, MD, Brain and Spine Institute

In recognition of the leadership,

clinical excellence, and compassion

of their friend, Dr. James Moody,

Mary and Albert Huddleston made

a major gift in his name in the

hope that Dr. Moody’s example will

continue to inspire those qualities

in future physicians practicing

at Methodist.

“I want Dallas and all of its

citizens to thrive, especially

those with less and those who

have medical needs,” said Mrs.

Huddleston. “I think that means a lot

to Dr. Moody as well. He is a great

example of the type of doctor who

gives to the community. We are so

happy to give this gift in his name.”

The naming of the Methodist

James A. Moody, MD, Brain and

Spine Institute was announced at

an October reception honoring

Dr. Moody, celebrating his role

in helping to establish Methodist

Dallas Medical Center as one of

the premier centers in Dallas–

Fort Worth providing advanced

neurocritical care.

“Methodist Health System

plays a very important role in an

area of Dallas that is always on the

front burner,” said Mr. Huddleston.

“The more you become aware of

Methodist, the more impressed you

become. Their being technically

very capable and empathic is a

great combination.”

Today Methodist Dallas is one

of three adult trauma centers in the

city of Dallas, and it is one of the few

units in the nation with a dedicated

neurointensivist to oversee care

of patients with life-threatening

stroke, cerebral hemorrhage, and

brain or spine injury.

The Methodist James A. Moody,

MD, Brain and Spine Institute offers

an exceptional healing environment

for patients suffering traumatic

injury, illness, or disease to the

nervous system. The institute’s

multidisciplinary approach to

providing a continuum of care for

patients and their families brings

together a specialized team of

nurses, neurological technologists,

pain management specialists,

physical medicine specialists,

and rehabilitation specialists who

work alongside the highly skilled

neurosurgeons and neurologists on

the medical staff at Methodist.

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Using the latest innovative

diagnostic and surgical techniques,

including minimally invasive spine

surgery, stereotactic radiosurgery,

3-D biplanar angiography for

vascular malformations, and

stealth-guided brain surgery, the

neurosciences team treats a range

of conditions including aneurysms,

arteriovenous malformations, facial

neuralgia or spasm, degenerative

disc disease, scoliosis, chronic pain,

and cancer of the brain or spine.

“Methodist has been one of

the major players in neurosurgery

in Dallas for a long time. Though,

you cannot run a trauma center to

the capacity we do without adding

more neurosurgeons. There is a

plan to do that so we can offer all

neurosurgical services to the area,”

said James Moody, MD, chief of

neurosurgery for the Methodist

Brain and Spine Institute. “The vision

is to serve this community in as full

a capacity as we possibly can. We

want to offer all types of services for

brain and spine conditions.”

In appreciation for the friendship

and support of the generous donors

to the Methodist Brain and Spine

Institute, Dr. Moody added, “I would

like to thank them for believing in

us and recognizing a strong facility.

The institute plans to honor their

gifts by continuing to support the

community through our services.”

For information on supporting

the Methodist James A. Moody,

MD, Brain and Spine Institute, please

call the Methodist Health System

Foundation at 214-947-4555 or

visit www.MethodistHealthSystem.

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Chief of Neurosurgery

HONORING LEADERSHIP AND COMPASSION(continued from pg. 16)

Nimesh H. Patel, MD, Richard B. Meyrat, MD, David E. Ostrow, MD, and James A. Moody, MD, independently practicing neurosurgeons at the Methodist James A. Moody Brain and Spine Institute, are trained in some of the most advanced neurosurgical techniques and perform hundreds of highly complex brain and spinal procedures at Methodist Health System every year.

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Senior Vice President, Healthcare Nonprofit Group

JPMorganChase Foundation

What it means.

ENCOURAGING JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS

Chase Program Offers Educational Opportunities

At age 14, Derek Fuller Jr., wanted to

volunteer and joined the Junior Volunteer

Program at Methodist Dallas Medical Center

where his mother worked part time. Like

most young people in the program, who

range in age from 14 to 18, Derek found the

experience rewarding in many ways. Through

serving hospital patients, visitors, and staff, he

and the peer and adult friends he has made

at the hospital enjoy making a difference in

the community. The young volunteers are

also benefiting from opportunities to build

character, confidence, and social skills, as well

as gaining important workplace and life skills.

For low to moderate income high

school students in southern Dallas County,

the Methodist Junior Volunteer Program

also opens doors to college education and

opportunities to explore health care careers

in a hospital setting through the Chase

Program. The college preparatory program is a

collaboration of Methodist Health System and

Dallas Independent School District with grant

support from the Healthcare Nonprofit Group

of JPMorganChase Foundation. The program

enrolls a class of about 150 Methodist Junior

Volunteers annually. Each student provides

50 hours of service or more on weekends

through the school year and weekdays during

the summer.

Derek began participating in Methodist’s

Junior Volunteer Chase Program when he

entered high school at age 15. The program

provides students with one-on-one mentoring

and academic services to help prepare them for

college, including the SAT preparatory course

and exam. The students also participate in

hands-on educational experiences that range

from workshops with guest speakers in health

care fields such as pharmacy, radiology, and

nursing, to field trips to health care and science

institutions. The program is provided at no cost

to the students.

“Methodist Health System and Dallas ISD are

great community partners,” said Todd Nordeen,

senior vice president, Healthcare Nonprofit

Group of JPMorganChase & Co. “They have

this innovative and successful program we can

expand on that gives students interested in

health care careers opportunities that they may

not otherwise have to further their education.

We hope to see those kids stay in Dallas with

better job prospects for their future.”

Participating in one of the workshops

helped crystallize Derek’s career goal to

become a pharmacist, and the ambitious teen is

firmly on the path to earn his degree. Currently a

senior at the High School for Health Professions

at Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center,

Derek is dual enrolled in courses through the

Dallas County Community College District to

earn his associate’s degree. He also finds time

to continue volunteering at Methodist.

“I genuinely enjoy it,” said Derek. “I go back

every opportunity I get.”

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ENCOURAGING JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS(continued from pg. 20)

DEREK FULLER JR.

Methodist Junior Volunteer

Golden Cross MedAssist Program

Soon after Betty and Jim West moved back to

Dallas from Colorado in 2004, they joined St. Andrew

United Methodist Church and learned their Sunday

school class had made a pledge to support Methodist

Health System’s Golden Cross program. Betty was

interested immediately in donating, and she began

giving $100 a month to support the Golden Cross

ministry. Since Betty’s passing in 2008, Mr. West

continues to make the gift in her honor each month.

In 2010 the Foundation wished to recognize the

Wests’ ongoing generosity, which had grown to a gift

exceeding $5,000. With Mr. West’s permission, a room

was named at the Golden Cross Academic Clinic to

celebrate Betty’s giving spirit and compassion for

people in desperate need of health care. Mr. West

later visited the clinic to view the memorial plaque

and room commemorating his wife.

“Betty would have loved it. She was a very quiet

person and she wouldn’t have said a lot, but she

would have loved the fact that it was done,” said Mr.

West. Commenting on the impact their gift has made,

Mr. West added, “Golden Cross serves a desperate

need. It’s a wonderful ministry.”

HELPING PATIENTS THROUGH TIMES OF DESPERATE NEED

Golden Cross MedAssist Program

Methodist Dallas Medical Center Golden Cross Academic Clinic

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“I never thought I would be in

need. I have never been used to

living like this and had no idea what

I was going to do. I couldn’t even

afford the $4 medicines.”

Maryann Tatakis, then age 62,

and her much older husband had

serious financial problems and

were facing the loss of their home

when she was diagnosed with

chronic kidney disease in 2008.

Without medical insurance and

unable to afford a kidney specialist

— in addition to coping with her

diabetes and high blood pressure —

Maryann didn’t know where to turn.

Ted Hamlin, DO, a family medicine

physician on the medical staff at

Methodist Charlton Medical Center,

recommended the Methodist Dallas

Medical Center Golden Cross

Academic Clinic.

“They were fantastic and my

social worker did all the paperwork,”

said Maryann, who was enrolled

in the Golden Cross MedAssist

Program. “When I would go to

the clinic, they had my insulin and

high blood pressure medicine —

everything — ready for me. Without

the program, I wouldn’t be here.”

The MedAssist Program

provided the medications Maryann

needed desperately for almost a

year until she was approved for

Medicaid. Maryann, still a Golden

Cross patient, is especially grateful

for the tender care she has received

from Stephen Hines, MD, and the

staff. She is particularly thankful to

a resident who has since graduated

and started his own practice, Jared

Petty, DO, whose pep talks and

compassion helped her believe, “If

you have a positive attitude, you can

do anything.”


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EQUIPMENT FUND

Equipped to Provide the Latest Care

Equipment Fund

Many supporters give generously to provide Methodist Health System

hospitals with the equipment needed to enhance patient care and fund

the needs of the communities we serve. The Foundation is especially

grateful for two important gifts this year.

The Harry S. Moss Heart Trust gave $50,000 to purchase a da Vinci®

robotic surgical system. The gift supports a campaign to purchase

a $1.9 million da Vinci robotic surgical system that allows minimally

invasive procedures as an alternative to open-heart surgery. The device

will benefit patients by allowing procedures to be done with less pain,

discomfort, and blood loss, as well as a quicker return to normal activities.

An anonymous donor has given $100,000 to purchase a Hana® orthopedic surgical table. The Hana table is used exclusively for hip and

knee patients to minimize trauma to muscles and tissue during surgery by

allowing for precise placement of the leg not possible with conventional

tables. The table allows surgeons to perform innovative, minimally

invasive joint replacement procedures that benefit patients with faster

recovery and less pain compared to traditional surgery.

The Equipment Fund is used to support every department of Methodist

Health System’s facilities including cardiology, radiology, surgery,

neonatal care, women’s imaging, intensive care, emergency and trauma

services, diagnostic laboratory services, dialysis, and clinical teaching

labs. Your gifts directly benefit patients by ensuring Methodist stays on

the leading edge of providing the most advanced health care services.

If you are interested in giving to the Equipment Fund, please call

the Methodist Health System Foundation at 214-947-4555 or visit

www.MethodistHealthSystem.org/Foundation.


BUILDING ON OUR STRENGTH

Expanding the Nursing Education Program

Methodist Health System was one of just

eight Texas health care organizations (only

two in the Dallas–Fort Worth area) to receive

the first 2010 grants from the Hospital-Based

Nursing Education Partnership Grant Program

being administered by the Texas Higher

Education Coordinating Board. The new grant

program awarded $385,520 to Methodist over

two years to increase enrollment in the current

Hospital-Based Nursing Education Partnership

(HNEP) program.

The HNEP program was created to partner

hospitals with academic institutions in response

to an anticipated shortage of registered nurses.

It is predicated that there will be 71,000 unfilled

RN positions in Texas by the year 2020. Methodist

Health System partnered with El Centro College

in Dallas and launched its HNEP pilot program at

Methodist Dallas Medical Center in 2005.

“We recognized that the dedication of our

employees to consistently deliver excellence in

patient care and satisfaction is one of the core

strengths of our organization. The program

builds on that strength by recruiting current

employees interested in pursuing careers in

registered nursing,” said Tony Paterniti, PhD,

RN, director of education, Methodist Dallas and

Methodist Charlton Medical Centers.

El Centro College offers the required

academic curriculum through distance learning

at Methodist Dallas and online. The hospital

provides clinical training including three clinical

instructors, a skills lab, equipment and supplies,

and classroom space with teleconferencing and

computers for students to access interactive

and prerecorded lectures from El Centro. The

program covers all of the students’ costs for

tuition, books, and lab supplies, as well as capital

equipment and faculty and clerical salaries.

Students enrolled in the program agree to

remain employed with Methodist for 30 months

following graduation. Since the program’s

inception at Methodist Dallas, 98 percent of

students passed the NCLEX-RN registration

examination on the first attempt.

“So far, we have added about 50 nurses to

Methodist Health System,” said Dr. Paterniti.

“One of our proudest success stories is an

oncology RN who started out employed in

the linen room. This program allows students

who are qualified and motivated, who may

not have met the perfect GPA requirement of

other programs, to earn their associate’s degree

in nursing and qualify to sit for the National

Council Licensure Examination to become a

licensed registered nurse.”

The grant received in early 2010 from

the Texas Higher Education Coordinating

Board is being used to expand the existing

hospital-based nursing program to

Methodist Charlton and double the number

of students enrolled from 40 to 80 annually.

The expansion will begin by adding ten

students a semester at Methodist Charlton

beginning Fall 2010.

“This program allows

students who are qualified

and motivated, who may

not have met the perfect

GPA requirement of other

programs, to earn their

associate’s degree in

nursing and qualify to sit

for the National Council

Licensure Examination

to become a licensed

registered nurse.”

Department of Education

Tony Paterniti , PhDDirector of Education

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APPRECIATING EXCELLENT CARE

Gift Serves Cardiology and Golden Cross Patients

Joyce and Dr. William A. Sellars

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Dr. William A. Sellars lived

his life determined to leave

the world a little better place

for having passed this way. He

served the Oak Cliff community

in private practice for 50 years.

A graduate of Southwestern

Medical Center, he entered

private practice with Dr. William

B. Dean. Later, upon completion

of training at Rhode Island

Hospital in Boston, he opened

his own clinic and became a

highly regarded allergy and

immunology specialist, serving

on the medical staff at Methodist

Health System for 44 years. As

Dr. Sellars’ health declined from

cardiac and digestive problems,

he also became a Methodist

patient many times.

After Dr. Sellars passed in

April 2009, his wife, Joyce, made

a $50,000 gift to the Foundation

to honor her husband and

recognize Methodist for the

care he received. Mrs. Sellars

designated $30,000 of the

gift to be used for cardiology

equipment and $20,000 to

support the Methodist Dallas

Medical Center Golden Cross

Academic Clinic.

A member of the Methodist

Dallas Medical Center Auxiliary

board who has volunteered at

the hospital for more than 12

years, Mrs. Sellars explained the

division of the gift.

“I love the hospital and my

husband did, too. We were

very appreciative of the very

excellent care he received as

an ongoing cardiology patient.

He also believed in giving

and helping others. He was a

very selfless person and did

volunteer work all during his

career for children with asthma

and allergies,” Mrs. Sellars said.

She hopes the gift to the Golden

Cross Fund will serve children in

memory of her husband.

“I wanted to give something to show our

appreciation to Methodist for the good

care my husband received as a patient.”

Joyce Sellars—

C o m m u n i t y v o l u n te e r

organizations such as The

Mansfield Women’s Club and

Methodist Mansfield Medical

Center Auxiliary are a vital

part of a strong, close-knit

community. Methodist Health

System is proud and appreciative

of their support. Since the

hospital opened in 2006, each

organization has given more

than $100,000 in total, helping

to ensure that their neighbors

throughout the Mansfield area

are served by Methodist’s quality

patient care.

In addition to their cheering

presence to assist patients,

visitors, and staff at the hospital,

the Methodist Mansfield Medical

Center Auxiliary volunteers help

support the needs of patient

care through a variety of

fundraising activities, including

gift shop sales, jewelry sales,

the annual Holly Days sale, and

Auxiliary cookbook sales. The

auxiliary’s gift of $37,177 in 2010

went to the Methodist Mansfield

Capital Campaign to support

the hospital’s continued growth

and expansion to meet the

needs of the local community.

Organized in 1997, the

Mansfield Women’s Club has

given much-needed support

to various community causes

through its fundraising efforts,

including its highlight event, the

annual Yellow Rose Charity Fest.

Methodist Mansfield Medical

Center has been the prime

beneficiary of the event since

2006. The 2010 casino-themed

evening held at the K Star Ranch

in April was a big success.

The club presented a gift of

$20,000 to Methodist Mansfield

for Cardiac Unit equipment

to perform minimally invasive

heart procedures.

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS

Methodist Mansfield Community Support

Methodist Mansfield Chief Nursing Officer Jeanne Reeves accepts a $20,000 check from Mansfield Women’s Club President Genie Hermann, along with Director of OR Shelley Cook for the cardiac care unit at Methodist Mansfield. Club members raised the funds from their annual Yellow Rose Charity Fest. Since 2006 the Mansfield Women’s Club has given a total of more than $105,000 to the hospital.

Methodist Mansfield Medical Center President Laura Irvine accepts a $37,177 check from Connie Trail, Methodist Mansfield Auxiliary president. The funds will be used for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Since 2006 the auxiliary has given more than $120,000 to the hospital.

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GATHERING COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS

Auxiliary Formed to Support Methodist Charlton Medical Center

Front row: Mary Fae Kamm, Joyce Gregory, Betty Michalski, Joyce Hutson, and Sandy Jones. Middle row: Methodist Charlton President Jonathan S. Davis, Treva Adams, Joyce Whiteley, Sherry Kennedy, Marlies Peregory, Sina Kinslow, Mary Stewart Hall, and Ruth Houser. Back row: Chris Dodge, Diane McFerren, Sandy Sharp, Kyllan Cody, Cynthia Mickens-Smith, Heather Bradford, and Methodist Charlton Vice President Kendall Huff.w

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Methodist Charlton Auxil iary

“Joyce Whiteley, a member of our women’s

group, was taking someone to the hospital on

a regular basis, and her granddaughter was in

nurses training in the nursery. During this time

she became aware that the hospital had some

needs. Through conversations with Sandy Sharp

and Marlies Peregory, the idea developed to

start an auxiliary to serve Methodist Charlton

Medical Center,” explained Joyce Gregory,

president of United Methodist Women at First

United Methodist Church Duncanville.

Sandy Sharp is the director of Volunteer

Services and Marlies Peregory is a financial

counselor at Methodist Charlton.

“We have members who have been involved

in the Methodist Dallas Medical Center Auxiliary

for years. They provide baby caps and blankets,

tray favors, and other kinds of support, as well

as fundraising for that hospital,” continued Ms.

Gregory. “That’s why we knew what an auxiliary

could do for Methodist Charlton.”

The first organization committee meeting

was held in August 2009. Attendees included

Joyce Whiteley, Joyce Gregory, Joyce Hutson,

Sina Kinslow, Rev. Jim Bowden, Sandy Sharp,

Kendall Huff, Marlies Peregory, and Cynthia

Mickens-Smith. Mses. Hutson and Kinslow are

both active in the Methodist Dallas Auxiliary. Rev.

Bowden is a member of the Methodist Charlton

advisory board, Mr. Huff is vice president of

Operations, and Ms. Smith is the community

relations liaison for Methodist Charlton. Betty

Michalski, another active volunteer, joined the

group at the second committee meeting. She

and Ms. Peregory serve as co-chairs until the

new auxiliary is formally organized.

The committee agreed the new auxiliary

should be a community organization rather

than a United Methodist Women organization,

and they hosted two events inviting community

and church leaders to get involved.

“Response has been quite good. Methodist

Charlton already has a strong volunteer group of

350 individuals who contributed 42,910 hours in

2009 to improving customer service to patients

and their families,” said Ms. Gregory. “The

hospital has a great presence in the community

and people are quite eager to help it grow.”

The first official meeting of the Methodist

Charlton Medical Center Auxiliary was held

September 14, 2010, in the Methodist Charlton

auditorium. Adoption of the charter and

selection of officers occurred during the

October auxiliary meeting.

If you are interested in joining the Methodist

Charlton Medical Center Auxiliary, please

contact Joyce Gregory at 972-298-0214 or

[email protected], or Sandra Sharp

at 214-947-7676 or [email protected].

Since the hospital

opened in 2006, each

organization has given

more than $100,000

in total, helping to

ensure that their

neighbors throughout

the Mansfield area are

served by Methodist’s

quality patient care.

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ANNOUNCING THE 2010 HONOREES

The Robert S. Folsom Leadership Award

The Robert S . Folsom Leadership Award

Pat and Emmitt Smith have been selected to

receive the 2010 Robert S. Folsom Leadership

Award for the couple’s many contributions to

the Dallas community through their business

leadership and charitable work. The legendary

Dallas Cowboy (#22) and Pro Football Hall

of Fame inductee and his wife, a television

host and former actress, have both founded

successful businesses and are known for their

philanthropic activities. Their Pat and Emmitt

Smith Charities creates educational enrichment

opportunities for underserved children, and Pat

Smith is also recognized for her work on behalf

of women.

This year’s celebration promises to be an

extraordinary fête. The honorees first will be

celebrated at a special friends reception to be

held November 3, 2010, in the home of President

and Mrs. George W. Bush. The Smiths will receive

their award at the gala evening event to be held

November 11, 2010, at the Hilton Anatole.

The Rober t S . Fo l som Leadersh ip

Award presented by Methodist Health

System Foundation recognizes individuals

whose community leadership emulates the

achievements of Robert S. Folsom. Recipients

have made a lasting difference in the Dallas

community and inspired others to follow in their

steps. The permanent award, a magnificent

bronze eagle donated by Pat and Bill Burford

from their Texas Art Gallery, is prominently

displayed at Methodist Dallas Medical Center.

For more information, contact Methodist

Health System Foundation at 214-947-4555 or

visit www.MethodistHealthSystem.org/Folsom.

Recipients:

2005 Robert S. Folsom2006 Nancy Ann Hunt2007 Troy Aikman2008 First Lady Laura Bush2009 Norman Brinker2010 Pat and Emmitt Smith


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Stephen Mueller, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Jay Narayama, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Carolyn F. NealDavid Neal

Kay and Tom NeveTraci and Sean Owen

Kiki Karos and John NewbyTraci and Sean Owen

Susan and Jim O’BrienTraci and Sean Owen

Dennis Ochei, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Austin Ogwu, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Oladele Olusanya, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Benedict Olusola, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Chris OrtaleMichael Arvin

Dr. David OstrowPhysician Administrative

Services

Maureen and Gary OttoTraci and Sean Owen

Nancy and Michael OwenTraci and Sean Owen

Dr. Stuart OwenRobert F. Hensley

Tonya OwenTraci and Sean Owen

Joe PacettiTraci and Sean Owen

Sissy PardueDwight Williams

A.G. Patel, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Erin and Andrew PendletonTraci and Sean Owen

Bill PersefieldMichael Arvin

JoAnne and Jack PettijohnTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Sam PettijohnTraci and Sean Owen

Joseph Pflanzer, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Don Phillips, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben PinnellTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Charles PistorJoyce and Selly Belofsky

Angie PittmanTraci and Sean Owen

George PlassmannTraci and Sean Owen

Don PowellMichael Arvin

Dr. Laurel Lee Humphrey Powell

Charles Blackmon

John Wiley PriceLevi Davis

Mickey PriceAnonymous

Michael ArvinDr. Warren M. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Homer RadarTraci and Sean Owen

Wilfred Raine, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Jessica RangelAnonymousStephanie Leopard

RD&F AdvertisingKathleen Beathard

Maryada Reddy, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Nallu Reddy, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Richard ReinerMichael Arvin

Randy RichinsTraci and Sean Owen

Allison RidgewayTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. William RossTraci and Sean Owen

Paula and Ricky RowlandTraci and Sean Owen

Kelly RuppTraci and Sean Owen

Michael SachsMichael Arvin

Councilman Steve SalazarLevi Davis

Kathy and Wayne SandersTraci and Sean Owen

Michael SchaeferMichael Arvin

John ScharioMichael Arvin

Pat and Pete SchenkelJoyce and Selly BelofskyLinda and David HickmanRichard Knight, Jr.D. Michael Redden

Pete Schenkel Bunny and Harold Ginsburg

Mr. and Mrs. Bill SchillingJoyce and Selly Belofsky

Elizabeth and Scott SchneiderTraci and Sean Owen

Mrs. Peter SchneiderTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. SchwanebeckTraci and Sean Owen

Carolyn and Stanley ScottTraci and Sean Owen

Nancy and George SeayTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Paul SeegersJoyce and Selly Belofsky

Jeannette Sejour-White, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Senior Access MembersBetty Conyers

Senior Access Staff: Jerri, Gloria, Audrey

Reneé Hallmark

Senior Access DepartmentRoy and Susan Stone-

Poteet

Relda Setliff, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert SewellJoyce and Selly Belofsky


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Methodist Employees Support Each Other and Their Community

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We are so appreciative and

proud of Methodist Health System

employees. The 2009 Employee

Giving Campaign exceeded the goal

and raised more than $336,000.

Proceeds will be used to support

programs and services at Methodist

Health System; the BEN (Basic

Employee Needs) Fund, which

provides one-time assistance grants

to colleagues in time of critical need;

and United Way agencies across the

DFW Metroplex.

“We have an incredibly generous

and giving employee base at

Methodist Health System,” said

Angel Biasatti, 2009 campaign

chairwoman and Methodist

Mansfield Medical Center director of

marketing and community service.

“That we exceeded our campaign

goal this year is a tribute to the hard

work and dedication of our many

campaign volunteers and to the

caring attitude of all employees who

generously donated to help provide

the valuable services needed.”

The 30-Minute Club grew

to an all-time high of nearly 360

members. Club members raise funds

by contributing 30 minutes of their

salary per pay period, supporting

special projects for Methodist Health

System and the BEN Fund.

30-Minute Club members

were honored at the second annual

President’s Luncheon on June 1 at

Methodist Charlton Medical Center.

Among the executive leadership

to applaud the generosity of these

employees included Dr. Stephen

L. Mansfield, president and CEO,

Methodist Health System; April

Box Chamberlain, president and

CEO, Methodist Health System

Foundation; Laura Irvine, president,

Methodist Mansfield Medical Center;

Jonathan Davis, president, Methodist

Charlton Medical Center, and Michael

Mayo, president, Methodist Dallas

Medical Center. About 180 members

attended the event.

Methodist’s BEN Fund also

received $908 from a special

barbecue lunch sponsored by the

Methodist Dallas IS department.

Aaron Miri, IS manager, said, “We

wanted everyone to have some tasty

barbecue and to give back to our

colleagues. The barbecue was even

better knowing all the money went

to a fund to help fellow Methodist

staff members and their families

when a difficult time challenges

their lives.” The IS department

donated and cooked the brisket, and

Morrison Healthcare Food Services

donated the condiments.

DonorBridge

DonorBridge offers a reliable way to connect with

and support Methodist Health System Foundation. The

online resource helps community supporters make

informed giving decisions and easy, secure donations

to nonprofit organizations of their choice. The website

is the project of Communities Foundation of Texas in

partnership with the Center for Nonprofit Management

with support from The Dallas Foundation.

For more information or to make an online donation,

visit Methodist Health System Foundation on the

DonorBridge website at www.DonorBridgeTX.org or visit

www.MethodistHealthSystem.org/Foundation.

Donate

Ready to cook up some BEN Fund BBQ are (from left): Heather Bradford, Troy Darnall, Aaron Miri, Ron Blea, and Joseph Markgraf.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kantenberger

Traci and Sean Owen

Jennifer and Ed KeatingTraci and Sean Owen

Doug KelsoTraci and Sean Owen

Lisa KeppleMichael Arvin

Mr. and Mrs. Al KerrTraci and Sean Owen

Mrs. Earl KindredTraci and Sean Owen

Audrey KingAnonymous

Tim B. KirbyMaria P. Austria

Michelle and Dan Komnenovich

Traci and Sean Owen

John LacyAnonymousMichael Arvin

Donna LaneTraci and Sean Owen

Dr. Wright LassiterLevi Davis

Erik LeopardLauren Dillard

Mr. and Mrs. Firmin LePoriTraci and Sean Owen

Mayor Tom LeppertLevi Davis

Dr. Freda LevyRussell Ansley

Dr. Natalie and Mr. Jeff LightDwight Williams

Simon Lim, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Mary and Pete LivingstonTraci and Sean Owen

Jerri LockeAnonymous

Lockhart FamilyTraci and Sean Owen

Mike LohnerMichael Arvin

Harry LucasNita and John Ford

Mrs. Inge LungwitzJoyce and Selly Belofsky

Mr. and Mrs. Eric MaasTraci and Sean Owen

Dr. Stephen L. MansfieldMichael ArvinKathleen BeathardElinore and Michael HuttonSt. Andrew United

Methodist Church Staff

Councilwoman Ann MargolinLevi Davis

Michael Marshall, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Martinez

Traci and Sean Owen

Michael MathisMichael Arvin

Michael MayoAnonymousMichael Arvin

Mr. Richard McCallyTraci and Sean Owen

Stacey and Nicholas McCordTraci and Sean Owen

Mike McCoyMichael Arvin

Mr. and Mrs. Clint McCullahTraci and Sean Owen

Kathy McFarlaneMichael Arvin

Tammy and Jim McGowanTraci and Sean Owen

Travis McLaughlinTraci and Sean Owen

Pam McNuttChris Clark

Lindy and Tom MelbergTraci and Sean Owen

Methodist Dallas Administrative Team

Chris Clark

Methodist Dallas Medical Center 8 Bedtower

Jose A. Castillo-Lugo, M.D.Kosunarty Fa, M.D.Arti Gupta, M.D.Freda L. Levy, M.D., F.A.C.P.David Nesser, M.D.Anupkumar Shetty, M.D.

Methodist Dallas Emergency Department Nursing Staff


Methodist Dallas Intensive Care Unit Nursing Staff


Parker Meyer, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Peggy and Dan MeyerTraci and Sean Owen

Rene and Sandra MezaAnonymous

Cynthia Mickens-SmithAnonymous

Melanie and Walt MillerTraci and Sean Owen

Mike MillerTraci and Sean Owen

Sandra MinatraAnonymous

Dr. James A. MoodyAnesthesia Consultants of

Dallas, LLPAnonymous Arkay Foundation/Tom and

Carolyn WittenbrakerCristi and Brian AsmussenJay BarlowSusan and Joe BartleyJean and Walker BatemanDr. and Mrs. Don R. BentonGail and Ron BerlinSusan BlackburnBrenda and Bill BogartMichael H. and Ashley

BooneMr. and Mrs. Michael M.

BooneKathleen and Ben Brooks


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Charlotte and Arvel Haley, MD, Endowment Fund

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Regarded as an exceptional

internist, devoted to his patients

and to teaching residents, Arvel

Haley, MD, served on the Methodist

Dallas Medical Center medical staff

from 1948 to 1994. To honor his

contribution to Methodist Health

System, the Foundation established

an endowed fund in his name to

support medical education.

Dr. Haley, who celebrated his

93rd birthday in January 2010, asked

that Charlotte, his wife of 70 years,

be remembered as well because

of her important role in his life and

practice. Charlotte served as the

office manager of his practice for 15

years after raising their four sons, all

of whom became physicians.

With the enthusiastic support of

their large family, Dr. and Mrs. Haley

generously pledged a challenge gift

to match the first $50,000 raised

by Methodist for the endowment

fund. Contributions to the Charlotte

and Arvel Haley, MD, Endowment

Fund will directly support internal

medicine house staff education,

help residents prepare for their

board examinations, and support

scholastic activities to improve

patient care.

At an appreciation luncheon

honoring Dr. Arvel Haley for his

decades of service to Methodist,

his sons were also recognized.

Steven Haley, MD, is a cardiologist

on staff at Methodist Dallas since

1978. Charles Haley, MD, is a public

health and preventive medicine

specialist. John Haley, MD, is an

ophthalmologist practicing in

Garland, Texas. Robert Haley, MD,

practices internal medicine on the

medical staff at UT Southwestern.

To support medical education

at Methodist Health System

through contributions to the

Charlotte and Arvel Haley, MD,

Endowment Fund, please call the

Foundation at 214-947-4555 or visit

w w w.Methodis tHealthSystem.

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Donna Shannon, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael SharpTraci and Sean Owen

Nancy SimonMichael Arvin

Bob SimpsonMichael Arvin

James SimsChris Clark

Mary Ann SmileyTraci and Sean Owen

Annie SmithTraci and Sean Owen

Barbara and Phil SmithTraci and Sean Owen

Cindy and Paul SmithTraci and Sean Owen

Joe SmithTraci and Sean Owen

Shirlee SmithTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. James SnodgrassJohn Phillips

Linda and Joe StaleyTraci and Sean Owen

Roger StaubachMichael Arvin

Carol and Dale SteffensTraci and Sean Owen

Darci StevermanTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne StocktonTraci and Sean Owen

Pam StoyanoffMichael Arvin

Jackie and Chris StrempeckTraci and Sean Owen

Mary Strength, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Judy StubbsDwight Williams

Jane SudderthTraci and Sean Owen

Mary SuhmLevi Davis

Melissa and Bobby SussmanTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. David SwainTraci and Sean Owen

Patti and Tom SwileyTraci and Sean Owen

Dr. Paul TarnaskyPat and Pete SchenkelMary and Homer Smith

Dan TassetMichael Arvin

Erin and Andrew TaylorTraci and Sean Owen

Nancy Taylor Traci and Sean Owen

Darrell Thigpen, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Sarah and Darren ThomasTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Joe ThompsonTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. W.H. ThorneJohn Phillips

Jennie Ball TissingAnonymous

Dr. Anna M. TokerCharles Blackmon

Helen TowneTraci and Sean Owen

John Truelson, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

David Vaughan, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Monica VehigeAnonymousMichael Arvin

Neal VerchTraci and Sean Owen

Nancy WallacePat and Pete Schenkel

Leile and Eric WallutTraci and Sean Owen

C.K. Wang, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Ann WardMichael Arvin

Jennifer Weatherly, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

Linda WeeksAnonymous

Pam and Bill WelchTraci and Sean Owen

Susan WhaleyAnonymous

H. Ron WhiteLevi Davis

Kimberly and Justin WhitmanTraci and Sean Owen

Paul WhitmanMichael Arvin

Glenda WickershamJoyce Hull

Lynette WilkinsonAnonymous

Dr. Claude WilliamsLevi Davis

Helen WilliamsDwight Williams

Jim WilliamsMichael Arvin

Tucker WillisTraci and Sean Owen

Scott WilsonMichael Arvin

Lisa WinsteadTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle WintersTraci and Sean Owen

Wolf FamilyTraci and Sean Owen

Carol and Randy WolffTraci and Sean Owen

Alan WoodMichael Arvin

Mr. and Mrs. Jack WoodJoyce and Selly Belofsky

Bill WoodsonMichael Arvin

Melinda and Mike WybleTraci and Sean Owen

Sara Beth WynnTraci and Sean Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert WynneTraci and Sean Owen

Julie YarbroughJoyce and Selly Belofsky

Genevieve and Edward YbarraTraci and Sean Owen

Louis Zegarelli, M.D.Chung-En Huang, M.D.

In Memory ofCONTRIBUTORS

Leon AdamcikPat and Pete Schenkel

James Arthur BanksBilly BreashearsSonny and Brenda

BreashearsCharlie and Norma EllisRobert, Ann, and Ryan

NerrenJanice Robertson

Paul BassPat and Pete Schenkel

Virginia BernsteinSteven G. Bernstein, M.D.

Dawn Michelle BerryJennifer and Larry DanielsWilma and Willie FowlksAlbert R. GachettNancy and Arthur KruppDr. Carlos Laos, Dr. Hollon

Meaders, and Entire StaffVictoria C. MyersDon SchollenbergerVanessa SkeltonLeslie M. Smith

Mrs. Stella BowersMr. and Mrs. Harold Houser

Marvin BraddockPat and Pete Schenkel

Gladie Jo SalvinoPat and Pete Schenkel

Edwin M. Brady Jr.Rich Dudley

Norman BrinkerConnie and Joe Mitchell

Sharon BriziusJolene and Don AudererElizabeth and John Barton IIJohn D. BaumgartnerMilton BerlinskiJeffrey BorgesEsther and John BryantKaren and Brian ConwayBill and Meghan CostaBrigitte and Logan

DamewoodRich DudleyJoy DuncanMolly and Domenic

FerranteAudrey and Jim FosterFrancis, Orr & Totusek, L.L.P.Dottie GieslerDavid V. HarkinsKhayatt FamilyJan Lea and Tim KirbyBarbara F. LeeKatrina LindleyGreg LittsDaurice and Jerry MalinaStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,

FACHE & the Methodist Health System Staff

Laura MarkelPam McNuttPaula MonkresJoanna and Merlin Moore

Judy and George MyersBonnie and Thomas PierceKatherine A. RegnerRE/MAX Temple-Belton

Agents and StaffCarolyn and Mack

RudsenskeScott A. SchoenMr. and Mrs. Ron SimonLori and Peter SlavinCarole Somers-ClarkMeghan and Jeff SwensonDemetra and Reza

TaleghaniJudy and Bruce ThompsonThoughtforums

CorporationMary Ann and David WaltersJames WestraWendell WilliamsJean and Jerry Woodard

Jacquelyn BroadnaxChaplain Jan Sullivan

Rev. Eugene BrowderCarolyn ChamberlainDianna and Jerry CoatsLinda DowneyMethodist Hospital School

of Nursing Alumni Association

Bryan A. CampbellStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


Thomas W. ClarkRich DudleyStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


Agnes CoePat and Pete Schenkel

Sophie DalzellStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


Rogers-O’Brien Construction

Gill DeshaAngel Biasatti

Kathryn DiFioreStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


Dundee and Bob DillardLauren Dillard

E.H. “Bud” DinkinsLinda and Jerry CottrellBrenda DemingSue and Larry HillSandra and Roy KeithRoy L. Stanley

Buddy EarnhartRudy Schenkel

Gene EvansJoy and Harold DuncanPat and Pete Schenkel

Bill EzellPat and Pete Schenkel

John FalconRich Dudley

Dr. Leighton K. FarrellAnonymous

Janet FisherAnonymous

Robert Kirk FowlerSusan ChapmanMark T. Maher, D.D.S.

Mr. and Mrs. David Spence

Donna Burras GannThe Canterbury Episcopal

School

John Garner Jr.Pat and Dub Dickson

Ruth GiddingsRich Dudley

Howard and Ossie Jean GilesJanet BradyBarbara Odom

James E. Goode, M.D.Cynthia J. Ogle

Joan HaasPaul E. Haas

Carmen M. HallEstate of Carmen M. Hall

Lavell HallmarkDr. and Mrs. Gail FloodDirectors, Officers &

Employees of Texas Bank

Mrs. Ella W. HammontreeMr. and Mrs. Harold Houser

Helen Mildred HarrisonDr. Carlos Laos and Dr.

Hollon Meaders

Polly HartDr. Hollon Meaders

and Staff

Charles “Chuck” Haugh Pat and Pete Schenkel

Blanche HenningRich DudleyMetDalSpi, LLC, D/B/A

Methodist Hospital for Surgery

Nueterra Holdings, LLC

Ruth HermansenPat and Pete Schenkel

Ladell HillMr. and Mrs. R. L. Dorrough

Rosemary HolbertJim Cato Family

Andrew HollowayLou King

John Hardin HudiburgVera and Ben BakerJo Ann and Barry FawcettAnnie H. FornaMary T. Gooding William D. HuhnFlorence LajeunesseMcDonald Sanders

Law Firm

Herbert JacobsDr. Hollon Meaders and

Staff

Vickie JonesPat and Pete Schenkel

Konougres KartsotisDr. Hollon Meaders and

Staff

Lee Ann KennedyPat and Pete Schenkel

David KenningtonJoe B. Fortson IIIJoyce and Tom McClellanLinda Weeks

Jay Alvin Kerr Nita and John Ford

Claudine LigginsStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,

FACHE & the Methodist Heath System Staff

Hazel LinderJoyce Hull

Loretta May Warren LoganLori and John Collins

Betty MartyMary Allen

Melvin McCrayRich Dudley

Peggy Coe McKinneyPat and Pete Schenkel

Richard George MillerAngel Biasatti

Paul MooneyhamStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


Patsy Sealy NicholsPat and Pete Schenkel

Joseph C. Ogle, M.D.Cathy MorrisCynthia J. OgleMary Ann Schwab

Dr. Robert K. PortmanCynthia J. OgleMary Ann Schwab

Willie Faye PricePat and Pete Schenkel

Trevor William Rees-Jones & Billye June Kay Rees-Jones

Dr. Hollon Meaders & Staff

Rudy SchenkelMark Miranda

Donald G. ScottJohn Scott

Jean Nash SeargeantRudy Schenkel

Dr. William A. SellarsMrs. Joyce M. Sellars and

Sellars Family

Lee Gus ShepherdDonna Adair

Donna ShiratoPat and Pete Schenkel

Steven SimpsonStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


H. Dan SmithJill and Doug Foster

Sandy SmithRich Dudley

Bill SpareSharon and Charles BriziusPrime Financial Serices II

Bessie M. Peoples TanzyDonna Adair

Deborah Lynn ThigpenRudy Schenkel

Isaac TreadwayMr. and Mrs. David L. Curry

Charles S. Turet (Papa)Lauren Dillard

Doris Dudley UreyDr. Hollon Meaders and Dr.

Carlos Laos

Estella VizarrandoStephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D.,


Uly VlamidesPat and Pete Schenkel

Darlene WallaceDelores J. Erwin and

George Smith

Ernie WaynePat and Pete Schenkel

William E. WeatherfordClay and Julie Crawford

Betty WestJim West

Wendy Wismer WhiteheadPat and Pete Schenkel

Peter WilkesElaine and Allen Schneider

IndividualCONTRIBUTORS

Beverly AbercrombiaBejoy AbrahamVarughese AbrahamJeffrey L. AbrahamsonAlma AcostaRosemary AcostaDonna AdairSusan G. AdairAnn Saegert and Bill AdamsCandace R. AdamsBeulah AddisonMelba AddisonPedro AguilarSteven AkinsAlberto AlanizJon AlbrechtAlese AldersMona L. AldridgeCynthia AleemElla AlexanderLeo AlexanderLindsay AlidinaValerie AlidinaMary AllenDonald I. AllenEthel L. AllenKimberly N. AllenYoanna U. AllenSusan Allen-UmerleyPierce and Allie Beth AllmanNelda A. AllstotDavid AlmonMonica AlvarezMr. and Mrs. Richard H. AlvenFrancisca AmayaMaria C. AmbuloSalvacion AndayaAna AndersonCole AndersonKaren AndersonKayleen AndersonPeggy AndersonTimothy AndersonDavid G. AndrewsKathleen AndrewsFlorencio AnguianoFrancisca AninyeTeresa AnnisAnonymousRussell AnsleyStephanie AnzMaria S. ArecharShelia ArmstrongDonna ArnoldJohanna I. AronsonShirley M. ArreolaMichael ArvinSammie R. AshcraftMichael AshinhurstHumera Aslam


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Supporting the Golden Cross MedAssist Program

Dr. Stephen Hines (standing) visits with a group from Highland Park United Methodist Church during a luncheon and tour of Methodist Dallas Golden Cross Academic Clinic.w

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Every year, congregations

throughout the North Texas

Conference pledge annual

donations to support the Golden

Cross Fund. The fa ith-based

program of Methodist Health System

and the North Texas Conference

of the United Methodist Church

provides health care to people in the

community who cannot afford it.

One of the vital programs made

possible through Golden Cross

donations is the MedAssist Program

administered through the Methodist

Dallas Medical Center Golden

Cross Academic Clinic. The program

enables qualified patients to receive

free prescription drug assistance at

no cost. The patients are provided

access to social services, nutrition

services, and health education

programs to help them remain well

and active in the workplace and

community. Since its inception,

the MedAssist Program has provided

vital services and medication

to improve the lives of more than

2,837 patients.

Golden Cross also serves the

Congregational Health Ministry,

which forms partnerships with

churches within the North Texas

Conference to improve the physical

and spiritual health of congregations.

Among the many generous

Golden Cross supporters, Highland

Park United Methodist Church gave

$12,400 to help ensure Golden

Cross programs continue to serve

people with the greatest need in

our community.

In appreciation, a group of

Highland Park church members were

among the invited guests to tour

the Methodist Dallas Golden Cross

Academic Clinic during an onsite

luncheon with Methodist Health

System Foundation and clinic staff.

The tour showcased the excellent

work being done at the academic

clinic and provided church members

with an opportunity to see firsthand

how their gift is making a difference

in people’s lives.

For information on supporting

Golden Cross programs or the

Golden Cross Academic Clinic,

please call the Methodist Health

System Foundation at 214-947-4555

or visit www.MethodistHealthSystem.

org/Foundation.

Betty J. CaldwellLinda CaldwellFrancis CalhounBrannon CalvertMelissa CalvilloRonald CampDolores CanoSara CantrellAraceli CardielJoan CarlisleAmalia CarreonAsenet CarrilloCraig CarterCynthia B. CarterDemetria CarwileHilda CasaresMaria CasarinDolores CasasShelisa Casey-BaileyTiffiny CashJanann CasinoEunice CastanedaRosemary CastanedaBenjamin T. CastanetoJose A. Castillo-Lugo, M.D.Maria CastilloPaulina G. CastilloVeronica CastilloJessica Caston-BagleyJim Cato FamilyJoanne CaytonPhyllis CephasAngelica CerratoJanie ChabollaApril and John ChamberlainCarolyn ChamberlainGordon Chambers, Jr.Susan ChapmanYvette ChapmanMichael T. ChappellLisa ChartrandScott ChaseBeverly A. ChatmanDu Q. ChauSusan CherryDarren ChessFarida ChhatariaMolly E. Yong ChinDuke J. Choi, M.D.Caroline ChornKeeley Chorn and David MillerBrenda ChrismanSusan ChristophersonDr. Fred and Sandi CiarochiJosefina CiscarJana ClampAlta L. ClarkAngel ClarkChris ClarkNecessary ClarkReba and Bryan ClarkStella T. ClickJason CliffordLaura ClinganRita and Cleve ClintonDianna and Jerry CoatsDenise CobbsJulie and James CochranKyllan CodySusan D. CogburnDeniece ColbertCarla ColeCheryl ColeFrank ColeAleisha ColemanGladys M. Coleman

Angelina CollinsLori and John CollinsSusan V. CollinsKatherine A. CollinsworthCaleb ColonShelley L. ColonBrenda J. ComptonJodi ComptonMary F. Connolly-SmithKaren and Brian ConwayBetty ConyersShirley D. ConyersEricka CooksDonna J. CopeDr. and Mrs. Stanley R.

CopelandMartha CoronadoDianna CortezJudy CortinasBill and Meghan CostaMarisa L. CottenKa and LL CotterLinda and Jerry CottrellAnn and Walt CoughlinWilliam R. CoutureBelinda R. CovarrubiasChad CragerKimberly Crager-HuntKathy and Bob CraineCatherine A. CrawfordClay and Julie CrawfordYvette CrenshawJerome CrittendenLisa J. CrouchEvelyn Crow-DouglasMario D. CubaJulie CulbertsonShonteel D. CummingsScott CumminsTracie L. CumminsMr. and Mrs. David L. CurryPhyllis CurryDonna CutlerAmos DahnJennifer DailyBrigitte and Logan DamewoodJannica DaniellBrenda J. DanielsJennifer and Larry DanielsKim-Tuyen T. DaoSheila K. DaschLorena DavilaEddie D. DavisJamie DavisJonathan DavisLoretta and Levi DavisShirley DavisVirginia J. DavisSamantha Davis-JonesDavid M. DawsonEnola G. DawsonBarbara DeanDonna DeatrichJosephine DeFrankAshley DeggRebecca DeislerHarriet and Pete DeisonElenita Del PradoMr. and Mrs. Russ DelatourDavid DelgadoBrenda DemingHeather E. DeneaultArcha DennisChristine B. DennisMary Lou and Brian DerksenLaura Boyd DeSmeth

Teresa L. DiamondRichard M. Dickerman, M.D.Pat and Dub DicksonJacqueline DigbyLauren DillardJulie DoLynn DoanJulie DoddEarlean DodsonDeborah DonnellJames DoretyCynthia L. DormierMr. and Mrs. R. L. DorroughRegina DotsonKaren DouglasLinda DowneyElizabeth DowningArchie R. DrakeDeidre DrakeMark DriscollEunice DuckettRich DudleyDiane DuffeyJonathan DukeLori DukeMike DukeAnnie DukesRuth DullJoy and Harold DuncanWesley R. DunhamErnest Dunn, M.D.Brenda DupreeAndrea DurdenPhilip DuvallRobert E. DylesSteven G. EagleDianne EarlyDeaquanita EasleyJay EbonComfort EbozueEvelina M. Echols-SuttonMr. and Mrs. Dan R. Eddy, IIIEric EdelmannDr. and Mrs. Robert E.

EdmonsonBarbara J. EdwardsBeverly EdwardsLaura EdwardsPamela D. EdwardsTheresa EdwardsHeather EgglestonMavis S. EhlyTricia EllingtonMagaret and Bill EldridgeDr. & Mrs. William N. Elkins, Jr.Charlie and Norma EllisNichol EllisonVirginia L. EmmottKirk EnderJean English-HurleyDana ErmisQueen ErvingDelores J. Erwin and George

SmithAlma L. EscalanteJulian EscamillaJaime EsparzaEstevan EspinozaEsther EstradaSandra EstradaKathryn and Lance EtcheverryMrs. C.R. EvansDonald R. EvansElizabeth EvansKathleen EvansKeith and Sarah Evans

Pame and Roy Gene EvansHeather EvartsLeah and Philip EwingKosunarty Fa, M.D.Alisha FaganDr. and Mrs. Rogers P. FairOladayo FarodoyePaul S. FarrowAnne FaupelJo Ann and Barry FawcettDerrel FergusonHazel L. FergusonRebecca A. FerletBettye FertscheMolly and Domenic FerranteShelly M. FindleyDennis W. FingerSusan FisherNicholas L. FlacyBridget FlahertyVertilia FlippinDr. and Mrs. Gail FloodMartina M. FloresSandra A. FloresMr. and Mrs. Paul FlowersFrank FordNita and John FordPatricia M. FordGerry ForgeJoe B. Fortson IIIJacqueline FoslinAudrey and Jim FosterJill and Doug FosterSteven V. Foster, M.D.Moe FotoohiDana FoustGay and Chuck FowlerWilma and Willie FowlksLou Ann FoxMaria FoxMary FrankGwendolyn FranklinChris FrazierJanet FrazierKeri D. Frazier-WhiteJackie FredrickJames FreelandGlennes FreemanSandra L. FritchieTeresa M. FrostLakisha D. FulbrightKay and Duncan FultonDanyell FurmanAlbert R. GachettMaria GainesYolanda GalindoLorabel B. GammillJuan GarciaMiguel GarciaRamon GarciaMartha Garcia-RaperChristopher GardnerHeather GarnerAlaana GarrisAlfonso GarzaGloria M. GarzaManuela GarzaDr. Gerald G. GeorgeRosamma GeorgePam GesslingBrian GibsonDottie GieslerMilagros G. GilEden GilamichaelApple GilderDoris Giles

Erica N. GillinLindear GillinsMr. and Mrs. Jerry C. GilmoreSue GinnBunny and Harold GinsburgPatricia A. GlickLaKolyia S. GloverLynne R. GloverLupe GodinaGrace GoeringSonya GoffneyLauren GonyeaKaren D. GonzalesGloria GonzalezMauro R. GonzalezRaquel GonzalezBeck GoodgionMary T. Gooding and Annie

H. FornaToppy and Tony GoolsbyLara GordonSuzanne Allen Gordon and

George B. GordonAnita GoreWayne H. Gossard, M.D.Nancy GrabbLora GrahamBernadette GrantMystyne-Mari V. GrantStephen Grays

Julie GreenKalla GreenKenyon K. GreenLinda C. GreenLynn M. GreenPatricia E. GreenSnora GreenDr. and Mrs. Warren M. GreeneRusty Jaggers/Greenhill

SchoolPauline Greenwood-SerrantGerry GriffinHolly GriffinKeith GriffinTrinidad GriffinKristi M. GriffithJean and Richard GrinerBlanca A. GuadianaDawn S. GulleyFrank GunterAmanda GutierrezStar GutterudArti Gupta, M.D.,Shanika L. GuytonPaul E. HaasApril HacklerJennifer HagarAngela M. HagertyCarol A. HagueTimothy HaleCynthia L. HaleyAmelia A. HallEstate of Carmen M. HallLinda L. HallChaplain Mary Stewart HallThomas L. HallVictoria HallKay and Billy HallmanRenee HallmarkHarriet HalsellRalph D. HambrickAhmad A. HamdanAnnMarie HamiltonEdith HamiltonJill HamiltonKylar F. Hamilton

Cristi and Brian AsmussenJuliana AtemDiane AtwellJolene and Don AudererJessie AustinKelly AustinWilliam M. AustinMaria P. AustriaArturo E. Aviles, M.D.Edelina BacaniKathleen M. BachandJennifer BagleyBrenda BaileyMyrtle W. BaileyVera and Ben BakerLasuniya D. BakerLinda L. BakerDeasha BallardSimeonette D. BallesterosJennifer BangsMary BannerImelda BantayBarbara BaptisteMichael BarberKristy BarbourDonna BarclayLeslie A. BardenJay BarlowBrenda L. BarnesDoris D. BarnesGeraldine BarnesTerrilyn BarnesLinda BarnettGerry BarrereMaria BarretoBetty L. BarronSan Juanita BarronSusan and Joe BartleyElizabeth and John Barton IIJean and Walker BatemanRene BatsonThomastine BatteeMary BatyJohn D. BaumgartnerAntonio BautistaGrace BautistaRaul BautistaRebecca BeasleyKathleen BeathardTamara BeaumontDyanne D. BeaupreTerry BeliaBonnie F. BellDartanion BellNicole BellJoyce and Selly BelofskyEva BenavidezLisa BennettDr. and Mrs. William J. BennettDr. and Mrs. Don R. BentonAnde BerheFlora BerheGail and Ron BerlinMilton BerlinskiBennie BernardSteven G. Bernstein, M.D.Dr. and Mrs. Phil BerryJessica BetscherPhyllis D. BettsPem BhutiaAngel BiasattiMrs. Jack J. BilzSusan BlackburnCharles BlackmonCelena BlackwoodTamara Blakely

Joyce M. BlanksYolanda BledsoeChris S. BlissMr. and Mrs. Calvin BluiettLeonard S. BocianAnna BoehringerBrenda and Bill BogartBarbara B. BogerJanice BolingerNathan BollinJames BongMichael H. and Ashley BooneMr. and Mrs. Michael M. BooneJeffrey BorgesChristopher A. BotelloMichelle BourgeoisJennifer BowiePatsy D. BoydHeather D. BradfordJeanne BradfordMegan BradfordTracy BradleyJanet M. BradyRebecca M. BradyGary BraggDeondria BrantleyBilly BreashearsSonny and Brenda BreashearsChristopher BrewerJoey BrewerBecky BrierlyMeg BriggsMr. and Mrs. Bennie BrighamTamika BrimmerTerri A. BrinksKatherine D. Britt-PriceCharles BriziusCoyle Brooks, IIIKathleen and Ben BrooksMaria A. BrooksMichael BrooksSusan and Patrick BrosnahanAlicia G. BrownAnne and Buster BrownBrenda J. BrownElaine BrownJeanne BrownJoan BrownLatisa D. BrownMarilyn BrownTheresa BrunnerSandra BryanEsther and John BryantChanel M. BuddRuth BuntonHenry Burdine Jr.Lisa Burgamy-LoucksKaren BurgessCarmen BurkettMary M. BurkhalterTodd BurnsRodney W. BurtJoanne BurtonMary and Rick BushRobert G. BushMr. and Mrs. Howard ButcherElizabeth L. ByarsWendy W. ByersBelita ByrdKimberley ByrdEmmerson CabidaDani CagleLynda and James CagleMr. and Mrs. Michael A. CagleVernon O. CalAbigail Calderon


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Sharonda MitchellMary K. MolloyJacqueline L. MonacoLeticia MonjoPaula MonkresRamona MontalvoSadie MontenegroSharon R. MontgomeryPeggy and James MoodySheridan V. MoodyJoanna and Merlin MooreNorma MooreMr. Stephan MooreDebra MorenoKathleen MorettiMelinda C. MorganCathy MorrisNecie MorrisKathryn S. MostellerAngela N. MotenLeslie MoultonRobert MouraJudy MuhmJana MunozKeva R. MunsonJosefina MurilloLisa G. MurphyTeresa MurrayNomsa MusengeziCassandra MuthJudy and George MyersVictoria C. MyersLennard A. Nadalo, M.D.Sreekumar NairQurram NasiriMaria NasseriJudy NathLydia A. NdokwuDavid NealWinifred NealLaurie NedMr. and Mrs. David N.

NeedhamSusan R. NeillJulia C. NelsonLaurie A. NelsonDavid Nesser, M.D.Teresa NewhouseLinda S. NewmanJanet D. NewtonNam NguyenThuy NguyenDeborah NicholsMark NicholsPeggy NicholsHelen and Charles NixonGerard E. NolesJason NolesBarbara NormanAugustine NwosuMs. Janet A. NyaindaMark and Jessie O’BrienSeverino O’CampoDora OcanasBarbara P. OdomAnn O’DonnellJenny OdufuwaCynthia J. OgleMabel A. OkekeAmara OkpechiMaria Olan-RogersVacy OlivaresBeverly OlivasgamboaGregory OlsonVeronica OlveraZoe Olvera

Oma L. O’NealGemma Orcullo-PapaJames O’ReillySandi OrnelasDiana L. OsborneJacquelyn OsborneStephanie OverstreetPatra and Bob OwenTraci and Sean OwenAlicia D. OwensCheri OwensGladys Paca-LandersBeatriz E. PachecoMelvin PackVelina PalmerRajiv Pandit, M.D.Zenaida PapyColleen M. ParkerDamon C. ParkerPeggy ParkerNimesh H. Patel, M.D.Anthony PaternitiBethany B. PattatCharlaine A. PattersonDaniel B. Pearson, III, M.D.Daniel B. Pearson, Jr., M.D.Edward PeaseRebecca PenaTonya PenaWalter PennGregory PenningsDarcy PerezDora PerezJames M. PerezLisa J. PerkinsPaul PerkinsWanda B. PerkinsAndrea R. PerryCommie PerryGrete PetersonGretchen and Jamie PetersonLataria PetersonDouglas PettyKatherine-Khanh PhamJohn PhillipsBonnie and Thomas PierceMr. & Mrs. Charles C. Pierce, Jr.Dr. Graham L. PierceVenice PierceTammy PikeyHuldah P. PimentelMonica PitcherKelly A. PogueLisa PohlmeierJames PollardPatti and Benton J. PooleRichard PoquizLeveina PorterMaricela V. PortugalEvelyn PosasBradley PoseyRoy and Susan Stone-PoteetMary B. PowerCarol PowersDeRae K. PrabhuStephanie PraterJoslyn PribbleGloria J. PriceJennifer PriceKelli PriceMickey PriceScott P. ProsserBelinda PruettSherri and Paul PulliamRobyn PurserHayley Raley

Karla RambergerChristina RamirezNancy RamirezRosie RamirezJessica RangelJennifer RaskaJohnnie RattlerChristopher RavellaElihue RayJulie M. RayWilliam Ray Jr.Elaine and Michael ReddenMichael ReederCynthia ReevesJeanne ReevesChristopher ReganKatherine A. RegnerTroy ReichJennifer E. ReineckRev. Caesar RentieLupe ReyesRoxie ReyesRoy ReynoldsPam and Ric RhodesDiann RiceAnna J. RichardEileen and Ron RicksCarol RiemerAngela RigginPatrice M. RileyMr. and Mrs. Charles P. Ripley

and FamilyAngela M. RiveraDiana RixAlan RoachJanet G. RobertsonJanice RobertsonAmanda RobinsonLa’toshia RobinsonLorie RobledoDenise RodriguezErminia RodriguezJudith RodriguezKaren D. RodriguezLinda G. RodriguezMary R. RodriguezRachel RodriguezRufus RodriquezAdrienne RogersDonna RojoMerrilee RomanLorri RoquemoreStan RorlsEspoeranza RosalesElizabeth RoseVickie RoseJimmie L. RossVicki RossMark RoubadeauxCarolyn and Mack RudsenskeSam RuffingPam and Rich RuggeriTeresa RushJeremy RussellJean L. RussoBarbara and Warren

RutherfordBarbara and Joseph RyanEvangeline SabadoMyrel SabatLalaine SalongaLinda M. SaltonGwendolyn V. SampleDebra A. SampsonJennifer SamuelMary Samuel

Carlos SanchezMelissa SanchezMaria SandovalJuan SantanaPamela Santone, D.O.Dora SaucedoDenise SawyerDebbie and Michael SchaeferMargaret ScheererPat and Pete SchenkelRudy SchenkelIleia R. SchlumbrechtDr. and Mrs. Allen SchneiderWilliam SchneiderScott A. SchoenDon SchollenbergerGeorge R. SchraderMary Ann SchwabDr. Armond SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Peter

SchwarzkopfJohn ScottLinda H. ScribnerJamie ScurriaMikka SealsAmy SearsCarol SeayJon SecrestJodee L. SedalnickLaura L. SeiterMrs. Joyce M. Sellars and

Sellars FamilyDianna M. SessionShirley and George ShaferCatherine ShamlinSandra K. SharpBilly ShawLawrence T. Shawn, Jr.Lisa SheardBetsy and Graham SheckelsPaul SheltonTina M. SherrillAnupkumar Shetty, M.D.Peggy ShewmakerKaren ShiflettKevin ShillingsDiana K. ShiveKarin ShiversJulia ShortEllen ShotwellBuntrabe SillahHarold SimmonsTeresa SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Ron SimonJames SimsSadie M. SinclairVanessa SkeltonJennifer SlackKatie Frank SlackBrenda A. SladeEdward SlaughterMichael M. SlaughterLori and Peter SlavinPetra SlayDr. Charles M. SloanVirginia and Ken SloanEllen and Clay SmallAlma Jean SmithBrian SmithCora SmithFelicia L. SmithLawrence SmithLeslie M. SmithLisa SmithMary and Homer SmithMary Jayne Smith

Nikisha SmithSandra SmithSteven SmithTina D. SmithWanetta SmithWilla SmithWilliam L. Smith, Jr.Joe SnaydWilliam I. Snodgrass, IVJames R. SollockRev. Carole Somers-ClarkMiriam SonakDaria SorokaSteven SosnowskiDonna SousaEric SouthSusan SouthernSandra SparksJane Anne SpelceMr. and Mrs. David SpenceBernice SpencerEarl SpoonerGladys M. SpragueGlynda St. JohnReed St. PierreAlice StaceyDebra K. StaffordKari StainbackAnnette StandfieldEdward StandiferLaurie StanleyRoy L. StanleyMarianne and Roger StaubachJennifer L. SteegeDeidre StephensonPamela StevensonLucy StewartMelody StokesBeth M. StoneMelissa StoutShelly StoutMargaret StoverPamela StoyanoffBarbara StradleyKimberly S. StrelczykCortilla L. StrhanNicole S. StuartBarbara A. SullivanHuoy S. SullivanChaplain Jan SullivanRegina SurelMichele D. SwannerJane SwansonMeghan and Jeff SwensonMary SwiftRev. and Mrs. John TakacsDemetra and Reza TaleghaniJackie TalmadgeDr. and Mrs. Charles C. TandyLee F. TangDr. and Mrs. Paul TarnaskyEthel TateCameka S. TatumMartha F. TatumQhintina TatumSalve TawaranJeremy TaylorLinda F. TaylorMary E. TaylorYonatan TeclebrhanCarrie TeitelbaumRaichel ThomasRandall ThomasRenisha ThomasTerry A. ThomasWillie T. Thomas

Shelly L. HamiltonL. Francine HamzaPamela HansonT.J. HardawayShannon HargroveDavid V. HarkinsRhonda HarperDeEtta HarrellEleanor HarrellJoyce M. HarrisShelia C. HarrisTiffany L. HarrisJill HarrisonWilliam R. HartAnita HarveySandra Harvey

Dr. C. Robert HasleyFrances HatlebergJoanna HawckNancy J. HawesValester HawkinsAnnette HayesValerie Hayes-AverhartPatricia HaynesKathleen E. HazlettJohn HearldElliottka E. HendersonKerri HendersonSarah J. HenkelMs. Lisa HenleyAmy HenryCheryl and Bill HenryKevin E. HenryRobert F. HensleyStacey M. HensleyMandy HensonBlanca E. HernandezEva HernandezJosefina HernandezMiguel Hernandez, Jr.Norma A. HernandezPatricia A. HernandezMary HesserLinda and David HickmanConstance HicksJanice A. HigdonRonda HigginsJacquelyne HightowerLorie R. HillStephen Hill, IISue and Larry HillTiffany HillRichard HinkleyDr. and Mrs. Richard C. HintonDr. and Mrs. Jerry H. HinnantDavid HittFelicia HlavatyLinda D. HockettApril D. HokeRonald HolcombEstelle HolleySherri HollingsworthLameggie HollomanKaren HolmanQueen HolmesEsther HolsworthLeslie HookerMelinda HooverConnie HopeBrenda HopwoodDoug and Priscilla HornJanice HortonHazel HoseyMr. and Mrs. Harold HouserDottie S. HowardLillie M. Howard

Thomas B. Howard, Jr.Beverly HoweWanda S. HowellMary Vonder HoyaChung-En Huang, M.D.Shirley HuangAngela HubbardMary and Albert HuddlestonCharles HudginsKendall HuffShannon C. HugginsDeborah HughesWilliam D. HuhnJoyce HullNancy Ann and Ray HuntSuzanne HuntLeigh K. Hunter, M.D.Carolyn HuskMelissa HutchersonLori S. HutchisonElinore and Michael HuttonJohn HydeSandra J. IbachJessica IkejiJerri R. IrbyLaura and John IrvineMaura IsuoKathleen M. IvanovskisMs. Barbara W. JacksonFrancis JacksonFranicha JacksonJoseph S. JacksonMarcus J. JacksonPhillip R. JacksonRenee JacksonAnjaryl D. JacobsBeth JacobsPaula JacobsMargaret E. JamesLynn JamshediMr. and Mrs. Chance W.

JantzenDonna JareckePam and Mark JaudesMarvie JavierLesonia D. JefferyMr. and Mrs. Leroy JenningsClara JiminezCarol JohnsBeth JohnsonBetty Ann JohnsonDr. Brett A. JohnsonDebra JohnsonGladys P. JohnsonJeniesa JohnsonLarry JohnsonAngela JonesChristell W. JonesJoAnne S. JonesKathleen JonesKelly JonesLisa JonesShelley W. JonesSherrie M. JonesStephanie JonesLee Jones-FewellJaime JordanTawanna D. JordanSheen M. JoseBrett JowellDr. Tya Mae JulienJavier JuradoChanpheng KafeleGailya and Ed KajihiroJohn R. KansierLaura Kasallis

Jennifer KaseyJamie KearSam KearneyThomas W. KeattsSandra and Roy KeithLewi KeletaClinton KellyLaura and Sean KellyMr. Lloyd G. Kelly, Jr.Lyda KellyConnie KendallBernnie KennedyShanna I. KennedyTeresa KerrBruce KettlerKhayatt FamilyEsther KibiraPillyoung KimCarol KingDeborah S. King-EsquivelElouise KingMrs. Gail KingHenry G. KingLou KingLeila KinseyKay KirbyJan Lea and Tim KirbyRuth and Harold KleinmanTim KlepperRichard Knight, Jr.Steven KnightMary KnoblockMr. Christopher O. KolleadeDr. Harold KolniShana KoontzMichael R. KorpielDeena KoshyShelia KosterDebra KreshNancy and Arthur KruppJohn LacyStacey LacyCarolyn L. LadymonJerry LairdTroy D. LairdJudy LaisterFlorence LajeunesseLannie LakeTeresa LandKhrystal LandrumDr. Carlos Laos and Dr. Hollon

MeadersCecelia C. LaraJohn LaversLaura LawrenceVicki and Tere LawrenceScott LaymanGloria A. LechugaAlicia D. LeeBarbara F. LeeLee L. LeeMr. Ronald Gene LeeUlondia D. LeeShelley Lenamond, D.O.Denise O. LeonardMr. and Mrs. Erik A. LeopardStephanie LeopardYolanda LeungChristine Leveridge-WalkerAnnie Marie LevierFreda L. Levy, M.D., F.A.C.P.Angela S. LewisLezlie D. LewisPatricia LewisTammy LewisKatrina Lindley

Katasha P. LindleyGayle LindseyMelissa LishGreg LittsGlenda B. LlamasKelly Lloyd, Jr.Douglas C. LobergJoshua M. LockeTia LockeKatherine A. LoftisDamon LoftonDavid A. LoiBonnie LomaxBetty LongLeanne LongKalinda S. LonginoMandi M. LongoriaConforita LopezElena LopezGloria LopezMaria LopezRebecca LopezSandra LopezIan D. LovePamela R. LovellGreg J. LovinsShayna LoweAnna LoweryMaria L. LozanoChona C. LuRhonda LuchtBenjamin LuengasRosaura LugoBruno LujanReynaldo LunaChristina M. LutherDeanna S. LynnNanette O. LynnBetihtina LyonsSondra A. MachClaudia A. MaciasElizabeth MaciasSandra J. MaciasRuby MacyBarbara M. MaddenJennifer MadisonStephen MaffeiMark T. Maher, D.D.S.Sherrie MahoneyChristobal Maldonado, Jr.Janice MaleckyDaurice and Jerry MalinaSanthamma MaliyilSherry V. MalliosSalomy MammenArceli L. MandesCherian P. ManiDr. and Mrs. Stephen L.

MansfieldDebbie A. MansheimDarlene ManuelJorge MarianoClaudia R. MarinLaura MarkelJoseph MarkgrafDiana E. MarquezWinifred W. MarshDr. and Mrs. Michael S.

MarshallDeaann L. MartinKaren MartinKermit MartindaleRosario MartinezRudy Z. MartinezIris MascarinasKandy Masters

Alice MathewMareena J. MathewMalcolm MathisPatsy Mathis-GarnettDean MatthysMelba MattoxAmy MayMark MaybenBabs MayerhaferVonda MayfieldMary L. MayoMichael A. MayoMichou MbumbuAshlee R. McAdamsStephanie L. McAnallyBecky and Bob McCameyDenise P. McCannDaniel McClellanJoyce and Tom McClellanLinda A. McClellanMelanie D. McClureKatrina McCullarKathryn L. McFarlaneMelissa McGinleyMary M. McHamSharon A. McHenryBen McKayMichael J. McKayWillie H. McKeever IIDuane McKownGail McLauchlan, M.D.Ruby M. McLeanLinda McLeodPaula A. McMahanMelody McMichaelTina M. McNabbMichael McNaughtonPamela and Tim McNuttRegina McSweeneyJacqueline McWilsonMr. and Mrs. Norman W.

MeadorMaria I. MedinaAnh MeinscheinDr. Alejandro MejiaEleanor MendosaConsuelo MendozaNanayaa MenkaNeva MentzelMichael MerrittRichard Meyrat, M.D.Cynthia Mickens-SmithJacqueline MiddletonFrank MihalopoulosJustin MiliciDerrick MillerMr. and Mrs. J. Davis MillerJennifer A. MillerJoyce MillerJulie MillerLinda MillerPaula MillerPeggy MillerRachel MillerMr. and Mrs. John B. MillsRita and John B. Mills and

FamilyLashun D. MillsRobert M. MiloneSandra MinatraElsa MirandaMark MirandaAaron A. MiriJim K. MitchellJoe and Connie MitchellMelissa Mitchell

Judy and Bruce ThompsonMarion ThompsonMarvette A. ThompsonAmy ThorntonLisa TibbsJennifer TilleryChristina TillotsonJulia A. TimmKathy and Lamar TimsYvonne A. TimsLaura and Tim TinsleyLatonya TippensNancy and Jack TitusMr. and Mrs. Robert E. TitusDebbie and John C. Tolleson

on behalf of The Tolleson Family Foundation

Staci G. TompkinsJuana G. TorresRebecca TorresSusan J. TorresDiane TownsendBernadette TrailSon Tran

Eileen A. TreutingRebecca H. TrlicaRichard J. TrojacekVelvet TrotterAmanda L. TrueloveMichael TrustyBerta TurnerCourtney TurnerMing-Kann TzengCarrie J. UristaKatharine J. UsreyCharles C. UzuegbunamJohn VallejoMary Anne VallejoBarbara Van De CasteeleRebecca Van LeeuwenYajaira VarelaDavid Vaughan, M.D.Joe VaughanRebecca VaughanJannetta L. VaughnManuel VazquezCharlotte B. VdovychenkoEliza Vega-Pintor

Cristina N. VelaSamantha VelaChristina A. VelasquezGregoria VelasquezDonna VercherKacie VickPatricia A. VickeriePatricia A. Vickers-BusbyAraceli VillanuevaRosa VillanuevaErnesto V. VillegasKaran W. VitaleManh T. VoLinda J. WadeFarzana WakilAdele WalkerShannyn WalkerStephen WalkerVelma Walker-BrownMary WallElizabeth WallaceMr. and Mrs. David C. WallnerMary WaltersMary Ann and David Walters

Margaret M. WaltonConnie WangJimmy WardKendra S. WarnerConnie WarrenPattie WarrenFelicia I. WashingtonSusan WatkinsBob WattamDavid WautersKelly WautersDianna M. WavadaColandra D. WeaverJoycelyn WeaverLewalta S. WeaverTeressa WeaverRichard WeberLinda WeeksKaren WegleyDr. Jeffrey and Deborah

WeinsteinDr. Mary WelpJim WestChristopher Westervelt

Laura WestfallJames WestraSusan WhaleySuzanne WheatleyRosena WheelerEricka WhitakerSusan WhitakerBrenda and Robert G. WhiteDeborah WhiteDelana WhiteKimberly J. WhiteMaggie WhiteSusan E. WhiteTrish WhiteVickie L. WhiteBilly WhitecottonVersia WhitfieldFelecia WhitleyJean-Pierre WicksDarrell J. WigfallCynthia WilbertRichard WilckDiane and Don WilcoxRussell S. WilcoxenDudley R. WilcoxsonCarolyn WileyVirginia and James WileyAmy WilkersonCarrie C. WilkieLynette WilkinsonBeverly D. WilliamsBrandi M. WilliamsDeborah A. WilliamsDwight WilliamsEsther L. WilliamsIris WilliamsJarvis WilliamsLadawn M. WilliamsMarvin WilliamsRobert L. WilliamsJudy and Wilson WilliamsWendell WilliamsDebbie WillinghamSusan M. WillisDr. and Mrs. Richard WingoJames M. WinsorChristina WiseVicki WisemanTish and Ron WittenTom and Carolyn WittenbrakerLeslie WolfeSteven WolfgangMr. and Mrs. Gary WoodallJean and Jerry WoodardAllen WooldridgeSummer E. WoolvertonDonna WortheyClinton WrightJoe WrightJustin WrightSerena WrightNi XiaoCary YoungDenetra YoungJanice YoungMartha E. YoungCheryle YoungmanTamika Young-RagasEileen YuenLisa A. YvonJoseph ZacharyBrenda J. ZacheryMary M. ZamanChristina M. ZevallosLaurie A. ZinnMichael Zvolanek


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COMMUNIT Y OUTREACH

29%CAPITAL/EQUIPMENT

9%INDIGENTCARE

4%SCHOLARSHIPS/EDUCATION

Fiscal Year 2010

OUR COMMITMENT TO CARING

OrganizationCONTRIBUTORS

3M Medical Division

American Rubber Technologies, Inc.

Anesthesia Consultants of Dallas, L.L.P.

Anonymous

Arkay Foundation

Arlington British Women’s Club

Austin Industries and Austin Commercial

Bank of America Matching Gifts

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Bank of Texas

C.R. Bard, Inc.

BKM Total Office of Texas, LLC

BOKA Powell

E.V. Brown Memorial Golf Tournament Fund of The Dallas Foundation

Burford & Ryburn, L.L.P.

The Canterbury Episcopal School

Mabel Peters Caruth Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas

Centerre Healthcare

Citi

Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.

Comerica Bank

Comerica Charitable Foundation

Coastal Securities Fund

Crystal Charity Ball Pediatric Emergency Services Network

Dallas Arthritis Center

Dallas ENT & Allergy Center, P.A.

Digestive Health Associates of Texas

Duncanville Overeaters Anonymous

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Theta Pi Chapter

ExxonMobil Foundation

ExxonMobil Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Fidelity Investments

Foundation of the American College of Healthcare Executives

Francis, Orr & Totusek, L.L.P.

Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.

Gaston Episcopal Hospital Foundation

Genzyme

Grand Bank

Haynes and Boone, LLP

Hillcrest Foundation, founded by Mrs. W.W. Caruth, Sr.

The Hope Foundation

Hospital-Based Nursing Education Partnership Grant Program (HNEP)

Stephanie Erwin Hunt and Hunter L. Hunt Philanthropic Fund I of Communities Foundation of Texas

The Don and Debra Jarma Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Junior League of Dallas

Kessler Women’s Health Care

KJT Group LLC

Susan G. Komen for the Cure Dallas County

W. P. & Bulah Luse Foundation

The J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.

Mansfield Women’s Club

Mansfield Sunrise Rotary

March of Dimes Foundation

McDonald Sanders Law Firm

MetDalSpi, LLC, D/B/A Methodist Hospital for Surgery

Methodist Charlton Medical Center Employees

Methodist Dallas Medical Center Auxiliary

Methodist Dallas Medical Center Employees

Methodist Dallas Medical Center IT Department

Stephen L. Mansfield, Ph.D., FACHE and the Methodist Health System Staff

Methodist Health System Central Business Office Employees

Methodist Health System Prime Employees

Methodist Hospitals of Dallas Guild

Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Association

Methodist Mansfield Medical Center Auxiliary

Methodist Mansfield Medical Center Employees

MetLife Foundation

Minyard Founders Foundation – Gretchen and Sonny Williams

Morris & Dickson Co., LLC

Morrison Healthcare FoodService

Harry S. Moss Heart Trust

The Lupe Murchison Foundation

NSABP Foundation, Inc.

Nueterra Healthcare

Nueterra Holdings, LLC

Olive Beauty Lounge

Olympus America, Inc.

Perkins+Will

Physician Administrative Services

Boone Pickens Foundation- A Communities Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas

Polaris

Prime Financial Services II

The Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation

Rogers-O’Brien Construction

The Sammons Dallas Foundation

Directors of the Schick Foundation

Scott Group Custom Carpets

Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC

Siemens Medical Solutions, Inc.

Smart Circle International LLC

Soul Survivors Fund of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation by Bradie G. James

SRP Medical

Stemmons Foundation

The Roy and Christine Sturgis Charitable Educational Trust, Dallas, Texas

Surgical Associates

TC Group Matching Gifts Program

Texas Bank

Temple-Belton Properties Inc.

The Texas Methodist Foundation

Thompson & Knight Foundation

Thoughtforums Corporation

Tom Thumb Good Neighbor Program

T-System Technologies, Ltd.

Ultimate Fundraisers

University of North Texas Health Science Center

UT Southwestern Medical Center of Dallas

Margaret and Leon Walker Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas by Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gibbs

ChurchCONTRIBUTORS

Agape Memorial United Methodist Women

Axe Memorial United Methodist Church

Birthright United Methodist Church

Christ United Methodist Church Women

Cochran Chapel United Methodist Church

Cockrell Hill United Methodist Church

Copeville United Methodist Church

Doubl-Aires Class of First United Methodist Church - Dallas

Ector United Methodist Church

Elmwood United Methodist Church

Elmwood United Methodist Women

Faith United Methodist Church

Fellowship United Methodist Church

First Methodist Church - Plymouth Park

First United Methodist Church - Alvord

First United Methodist Church - Carrollton

First United Methodist Church - Dallas

First United Methodist Church - Denton

First United Methodist Church - Duncanville

First United Methodist Church - Frisco

First United Methodist Church - Garland

First United Methodist Church - Irving

First United Methodist Church - Richardson

First United Methodist Dallas Women

First United Methodist Duncanville Men

Forestburg United Methodist Church

Grace United Methodist Church

Highland Park United Methodist Church

Highland Park United Methodist Church 2 x 2 Sunday School Class

Highland Park United Methodist Church Women

Joy Class of St. Andrew United Methodist Church

Kessler Park United Methodist Church

Kessler Park United Methodist Women

Lone Star United Methodist Church

Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church

Old Saltillo United Methodist Church

Plano First United Methodist Church

Preston Hollow United Methodist Church

Price Memorial United Methodist Church

Salem-Kinser United Methodist Church

Schreiber Memorial United Methodist Church

Schreiber Memorial United Methodist Women

St. Andrew United Methodist Church

Sulphur Bluff United Methodist Church

Tira United Methodist Church

Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church

Tyler Street United Methodist Church

Umphress Road United Methodist Church

University Park United Methodist Church Women

Virginia Point United Methodist Church

Walnut Hill United Methodist Church

Wheatland United Methodist Church Women

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Greg A. Campbell

John Randall Canedy

John M. Collins

Levi H. Davis

Rev. Fred L. Durham

R. Stephen Folsom

Joe B. Fortson

Pearl Garza Fracchia

Duncan Fulton

Richard W. Griner

C. Robert Hasley, Jr., DMin

Danell Lichtenwalter

Stephen L. Mansfield, PhD, FACHE

Stephen E. Mueller, MD

Sheron C. Patterson, DMin

Daniel Pearson, MD

Kenneth G. Pritchett

Norman G. Prothro

Pete Schenkel

Allen R. Schneider, DO

George R. Schrader

George A. Shafer

Joe Snayd

James N. Swafford

Ruben L. Velez, MD

Julie Yarbrough

Consulting Directors

Selwin Belofsky

Jerry Burnett

Robert S. Folsom

Harold F. Kleinman

Paul R. Seegers

METHODIST HEALTH SYSTEM

BOARD OF DIRECTORS August 2010

R. Stephen FolsomChairman

Pete SchenkelVice Chairman

Billy R. Allen

Selwin Belofsky

William J. Bennett, MD

Don R. Benton, DMin

Phil H. Berry, Jr., MD

Nancy S. Bierman

John Randall Canedy

April Box Chamberlain, CFRE

John M. Collins

Stanley R. Copeland, DMin

J. Walter Coughlin

Rev. Mark Craig

Robert E. Edmonson, MD

Robert S. Folsom

John R. Ford

Joe B. Fortson

Jerome Garza

Rick Gillis

Stanley V. Graff

David H. Hitt

Craig D. Hodges

Thomas B. Howard, Jr.

Nancy Ann Hunt

Michael L. Hutton

Darrell E. Jordan

George H. Kilpatrick

Harold F. Kleinman

Stephen L. Mansfield, PhD, FACHE

Helen S. Nixon

Janet Peavy2009-10 Junior League of Dallas Representative

Benton J. Poole

D. Michael Redden

Greg M. Regan

Warren L. Rutherford

Linda M. Salton

Carol Paris Seay

Paul R. Seegers

George A. Shafer

Charles C. Tandy, MD

R. Gerald Turner, PhD

Roderick Washington


BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2010

April Box Chamberlain, CFREPresident and CEO

Heather BradfordDirector of Development

Joy DuncanVice President, Development

Jennie Ball Tissing, PhDGrants Specialist

Linda WeeksExecutive Secretary

Susan WhaleyResearch and Database Coordinator


STAFF

John M. CollinsChairman

Jim Atkins

April Box Chamberlain, CFRE

Rev. April Johnson Bristow

Rita Clinton

Russ Delatour

Joy DuncanFoundation Staff Representative

Alina Esquivel

Roslyn Goodall

Michael L. Hutton

Mary Ruth Leavell

Tricia Loe

George David Neal

Alys Richards

Rev. Benjamin J. Shinn, Jr.

W. Kelvin Walker

Julie Yarbrough


GOLDEN CROSS DIVISION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

30-Minute ClubCONTRIBUTORS

Beverly AbercrombiaDonna M. AdairCandace R. AdamsSteven AkinsAlberto AlanizMona L. AldridgeElla AlexanderLeo AlexanderLindsay AlidinaValerie AlidinaDonald I. AllenKimberly N. AllenSusan Allen-UmerleyMonica AlvarezAna AndersonDavid G. AndrewsShirley M. ArreolaMichael W. ArvinBrian AsmussenMyrtle W. BaileyLinda L. BakerMichael BarberLeslie A. BardenDoris D. BarnesGeraldine BarnesBetty L. BarronRene BatsonMary BatyDartanion BellCelena BlackwoodChris S. BlissLeonard S. BocianJennifer BowieHeather D. BradfordJanet M. BradyMeg BriggsKatherine D. Britt-PriceTheresa BrunnerChanel M. BuddLisa Burgamy-LoucksTodd BurnsJoanne BurtonRobert BushDani CagleAbigail CalderonLinda CaldwellBrannon CalvertAsenet CarrilloDemetria CarwileMaria CasarinTiffiny CashLori CasonEunice CastanedaRosemary CastanedaJoanne CaytonAngelica CerratoTonya ChamSusan CherryMolly E. Yong ChinSusan ChristophersonJana ClampChristopher ClarkStella T. ClickDenise CobbsKyllan CodyGladys M. ColemanSusan V. CollinsShelley L. ColonEricka CooksDonna J. CopeChad CragerKimberly Crager-HuntJerome CrittendenLisa J. CrouchJulie CulbertsonScott Cummins

Sheila K. DaschJamie DavisJonathan DavisVirginia J. DavisDavid M. DawsonJosephine DeFrankRebecca DeislerElenita Del PradoArcha DennisJulie DoJulie DoddCynthia L. DormierElizabeth DowningDeidre DrakeMark DriscollRich C. DudleyMike DukePhilip DuvallSteven G. EagleBarbara J. EdwardsSheila ElliottJean English-HurleyAlma L. EscalanteCarmen FairAnne FaupelDerrel FergusonRebecca A. FerletNadine FerrierShelly M. FindleySusan FisherNicholas L. FlacyBridget FlahertyPatricia M. FordJacqueline FoslinMoe FotoohiDana FoustLou Ann FoxMary FrankKeri D. Frazier-WhiteJames FreelandGlennes FreemanLakisha D. FulbrightDanyell FurmanJuan GarciaGloria M. GarzaEden A. GilamichaelSue GinnPatricia A. GlickLaKolyia S. GloverGrace GoeringRaquel GonzalezLara GordonMystyne-Mari V. GrantLynn M. GreenCara GreshamKeith GriffinKristi M. GriffithDawn GulleyShanika L. GuytonAngela M. HagertyCarol A. HagueAmelia A. HallLinda L. HallRev. Mary Stewart HallThomas L. HallRalph D. HambrickJill HamiltonDeEtta HarrellShelia C. HarrisValerie Hayes-AverhartKathleen E. HazlettKevin E. HenryMiguel Hernandez, Jr.Janice A. HigdonKaren HigdonRonda HigginsLorie R. HillTiffany HillFelicia HlavatyLinda D. Hockett

April D. HokeSherri HollingsworthWanda S. HowellCharles HudginsKendall HuffShannon C. HugginsJohn HydeSandra J. IbachJerri R. IrbyLaura IrvineKathleen M. IvanovskisAmanda JacksonMarcus J. JacksonPhillip R. JacksonAngie JacobsGladys P. JohnsonKathleen JonesKelly JonesLisa JonesSherrie M. JonesTawanna D. JordanBrett JowellJavier JuradoSam KearneyBernnie KennedyTeresa KerrCarol KingHenry G. KingKay KirbyTim KlepperSteven KnightChristopher O. KolleadeMichael R. KorpielDebra KreshJohn LacyLannie LakeTeresa LandCecelia C. LaraScott LaymanJan LeaGloria A. LechugaUlondia D. LeeDenise O. LeonardChristine Leveridge-WalkerAnnie Marie LevierKatasha P. LindleyKatrina LindleyGayle LindseyMelissa LishKalinda S. LonginoMandi M. LongoriaGloria LopezMaria LopezIan D. LovePamela R. LovellGreg J. LovinsShayna LoweChona C. LuNanette O. LynnSondra A. MachSandra J. MaciasRuby MacyStephen MaffeiSherrie MahoneyChristobal Maldonado, Jr.Arceli L. MandesRick MangusJorge MarianoClaudia R. MarinJoseph MarkgrafWinifred W. MarshRudy Z. MartinezMary L. MayoMichael A. MayoAshlee R. McAdamsStephanie L. McAnallyDaniel McClellanLinda A. McClellanMelanie D. McClureJennie McDougal

Kathryn L. McFarlaneMelissa McGinleyMary M. McHamSharon A. McHenryDuane McKownTina M. McNabbPam McNuttRegina McSweeneyJacqueline McWilsonMaria I. MedinaAnh MeinscheinEleanor MendosaMichael MerrittCynthia Mickens-SmithJacqueline MiddletonRachel MillerSandra MinatraElsa MirandaAaron A. MiriAndrea MolinaLeticia MonjoRamona MontalvoSharon R. MontgomerySheridan V. MoodyStephan MooreNecie MorrisKathryn S. MostellerAngela N. MotenRobert MouraQurram NasiriJulia C. NelsonLaurie A. NelsonMark NicholsJames O’ReillySandi OrnelasAlicia D. OwensCheri OwensColleen M. ParkerTonya PenaGregory PenningsGrete PetersonLataria PetersonHuldah P. PimentelMonica PitcherJames PogueKelly A. PogueJames PollardDoris PonderMaricela V. PortugalEvelyn PosasMary B. PowerDeRae K. PrabhuStephanie PraterJoslyn PribbleGloria J. PriceKelli PriceMickey PriceScott P. ProsserKarla RambergerChristina RamirezElihue RayJeanne ReevesRev. Caesar RentieAngela RigginAlan RoachJanet G. RobertsonErminia RodriguezRufus RodriquezDonna RojoMerrilee RomanElizabeth RoseSam RuffingJean L. RussoJennie SchmiederJamie ScurriaMikka SealsSandra K. SharpBilly ShawKaren ShiflettJulia Short

Sadie M. SinclairBrenda A. SladePetra SlayAlma Jean SmithBill SmithBrian SmithFelicia L. SmithLawrence SmithLisa SmithMary Jayne SmithNikisha SmithSandra SmithTina D. SmithWilliam I. Snodgrass, IVRon SollockRev. Carole Somers-ClarkDonna SousaSandra SparksJane Anne SpelceGlynda St. JohnAlice StaceyDebra K. StaffordEdward StandiferJennifer L. SteegeMelody StokesBeth M. StonePamela StoyanoffBarbara StradleyKimberly S. StrelczykCortilla L. StrhanJane SwansonCameka S. TatumMartha F. TatumJeremy TaylorMary E. TaylorWillie T. ThomasMarion ThompsonYvonne A. TimsBernadette TrailVelvet TrotterCarrie J. UristaKatharine J. UsreyCharles C. UzuegbunamYajaira VarelaCharlotte B. VdovychenkoCristina N. VelaGregoria VelasquezKacie VickPatricia A. VickerieErnesto V. VillegasManh T. VoElizabeth WallaceKaty WallnerMargaret M. WaltonJimmy WardSusan WatkinsDavid WautersKelly WautersColandra D. WeaverTeressa WeaverDr. Mary WelpSusan WhitakerKimberly J. WhiteMaggie WhiteVickie L. WhiteFelecia WhitleyJean-Pierre WicksRussell S. WilcoxenBrandi M. WilliamsDwight WilliamsEsther L. WilliamsIris WilliamsRhonda WillisMichael WinsorSummer E. WoolvertonJoe WrightLisa A. YvonBrenda J. ZacheryJoseph ZacharyLaurie A. Zinn

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METHODIST HEALTH SYSTEM

CORPORATE OFFICERS

Stephen L. Mansfield, PhD, FACHEPresident and CEO

April Box Chamberlain, CFREPresident and CEO, Methodist Health System FoundationSenior Vice President, Methodist Health System

Jonathan S. Davis, FACHEPresident, Methodist Charlton Medical Center

Laura Irvine, FACHEPresident, Methodist Mansfield Medical Center

Michael A. Mayo, FACHEPresident, Methodist Dallas Medical Center

Michael O. PriceExecutive Vice President and Chief Legal Affairs Officer

Michael J. SchaeferExecutive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

Pamela StoyanoffExecutive Vice President, Operations

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