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1TO MAKE A DONATION GO TO deborahfoundation.org Inside Deborah Spring 2014

Summer 2015

visit us online at demanddeborah.org or deborahfoundation.org Volume 11, #3

The 2014 Year in Review

The Continuum of Care for Men’s HealthAdolescent • Middle-Aged • Senior

Men should Demand DeborahSM

2 Inside Deborah - Summer 2015 TO CONTACT THE FOUNDATION CALL: 609-893-0100

It’s my pleasure to bring you our new issueof Inside Deborah Magazine, our periodicpublication that highlights news at DeborahHeart and Lung Center and DeborahHospital Foundation.

In these pages you will meet agenerational range of patients, who eachin their own way puts a personal face toNational Men’s Health Month. You willmeet a teenager who received unexpectedhealth news at a high school studentheart screening; a Board Member whoneeded mid-life cardiac care from acongenital cardiac anomaly; and a patientwho required and received emergencycardiac surgery. These three stories illustrate that at any point in our lives, Deborah’sinterventions can be truly life-saving.

This magazine issue also serves as our 2014 Annual Report. This is an opportunity forus to share financial information with our supporters, as well as recognize those donorswhose generosity has continued to make our mission of providing care for all a reality.

It is impossible to embrace a mission like ours, and not have financial challenges.In the course of our 93-year history we have had to work tirelessly to not only providefunding for our mission, but to also maintain the highest possible standards of care,technology, and innovation. Despite these challenges, we have continued to persevereand yes, even thrive.

Deborah may not be able to measure success in financial terms as many otherhospital systems and foundations who do not share our mission, but we will remain arich hospital. A hospital rich in history, rich with overflowing compassion and kindness,and rich with the knowledge that we have done all that is possible to help our fellowcitizens keep and maintain their health. As Gandhi said, “It is health that is realwealth, not pieces of gold and silver.”

With this in mind, it is gratifying to look at our financials, and see the hard work ofon-going strategic planning and execution that has brought new patients and revenuestreams to our hospital. These healthcare initiatives, focusing on complementaryservices to address health problems that affect cardiovascular health – like diabetes,bariatrics, wound care, and lung cancer – continue to grow the Deborah brand. Alongwith programs developed around healthy living and wellness, and our increasedpresence in the community, all bodes well for the future of our organization.

The Foundation through its diligent efforts, had another strong year of gifts anddonations enabling the Center to continue and sustain its mission, and for which weare so grateful!

I hope you enjoy this issue, and I thank you for your continuing support of bothour medical and humanitarian mission. Deborah is truly a hospital with heart!

Message from our President & CEO

The #1 Hospital in theState of New Jerseyhospitalcompare.hhs.gov

is a publication of Deborah Foundation212 Trenton Road

Browns Mills, NJ 08015609-893-0100

www.deborahfoundation.org

Dear Friends,

Joseph ChirichellaPresident & CEO, Deborah Foundation and

Deborah Heart and Lung Center

is registered trademark[s] of Deborah Heart and Lung Center,and is/are used under license.All Rights Reserved.

On the cover:Pictured l to r: Robert,Brendan and Emory.

In celebration of NationalMen’s Health Month weencourage men of all ages,to take an active, “yearround” interest in their own personal health.

Learn more about your ownhealth and make anappointment with a

cardiologist at Deborah bycalling 609-621-2080.

3TO MAKE A DONATION GO TO: deborahfoundation.org Inside Deborah - Summer 2015

Deborah Hospital FoundationMission Statement

To provide substantial funding to supportthe highest quality of patient care by Deborah Heart and Lung Center, to provide for treatment of children withcongenital heart disease in the UnitedStates and around the world; and to provide for clinical research for cardiac,pulmonary and vascular diseases by fostering and maintaining the Foundation’sgrassroots volunteer movement, its alliances with corporations, labor organizations, service organizations,foundations and others and by itsinitiation and enhancement of plannedgiving programs and other fundraisingactivities. In partnership with the Center,the Foundation will continue to heightenawareness of the name of Deborah andits unique healthcare and fundraising activities to serve more people withoutdistinction as to race, gender, sexual preference, creed, color, religion, age, national origin, handicap, or ability to pay.

Contributors, editors and advisors:

James CarsonJoseph ChirichellaCyndy KornfeldEllen KrivcheniaDoreen LillerJoseph ManniAgnes MarsalaFrances MarshallBarbie MinnickDonna McArdle

Carla Tisdale-WalkerStephen Toal

Neuvia Wallace-DavisMichael Betsch - Student Intern

PATIENTS FIND RELIEF THROUGH STATE-OF-THE-ART WOUND HEALING TECHNOLOGY

THE POWER OF CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION PHILANTHROPY

NJ REGION 2015 RAFFLE

GIVING THE GIFT OF TIME

A CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR MEN’S HEALTH

GIVING MORE THAN YOU THINK YOU CAN

The 2014 Year in Review BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

SERVICES OFFEREDFINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

DEBORAH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

DEBORAH HEART AND LUNG CENTER

STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS

2014 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Patients Find Relief Through State-of-the-ArtWound Healing Technology

For the estimated five million Americans sufferingwith chronic wounds, technology holds a remarkablepromise. At The James Klinghoffer Center for WoundHealing and Hyperbaric Treatment, Deborah isproviding sophisticated wound care technology andoxygen therapy to enhance healing through amultidisciplinary team approach. These treatments apply the best proven wound carepractices and advanced clinical approaches to healpatients suffering from chronic wounds. Deborah’sexpansive program provides state-of-the-art integratedcare for slow-healing wounds. When a patient needs integrated wound-healingmanagement -- including standard treatment such asdebridement, advanced dressing, compression therapyand nutritional support -- or more sophisticatedtreatment like Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, whichexposes the entire body to 100% oxygen under

increased atmospheric pressure, The James Klinghoffer Centerfor Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Treatment is the region’spremier destination.

“Our wound healing center offers the most comprehensive program in the region for patients who have slow healing wounds. Forthose of us who care for these patients, weknow how devastating this condition can be. To finally have a program that reaches intoevery aspect of wound care is extremely welcome. To be able to provide meaningful relief and healing to these patients is one ofthe most gratifying experiences for us.”

John Cooper, DO, FACOS, Director,The James Klinghoffer Center for

Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Treatment

During the Center’s firstcomplete year, they conducted2,279 patient visits and 868 hyperbaric treatments.

If you would like information about The James Klinghoffer Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Treatment pleasecall Deborah at 800-555-1990 Option #4, or visit our website at DemandDeborah.org.


If you would like information about how you can help fund some of our upcoming projects, please contact Carla Tisdale-Walker at 609-893-0100.

Deborah Hospital Foundation is grateful for thegenerous support of the corporate and foundationcommunity. Through our corporate and foundationrelationships continued commitment, countless innovativeadvancements are achieved at Deborah Heart and LungCenter. Here at Deborah, our primary importance isproviding quality healthcare for our patients whileestablishing strong community, corporate and foundationcollaborations.

Our corporate and foundation partners ensure thehospital’s ability to provide safe care, effective care andexceptional service to every patient, every family, everyday. Deborah Hospital Foundation raises funds needed tosupport many areas within the hospital with an annualfocus on: patient care, medical equipment and programsupport. The generosity of donors enables us to providespecialized patient care, faster diagnoses, more efficienttreatment plans and exceptional outcomes for all patients.

Gifts and grants from corporations and foundations arevital to ensure that Deborah can continue to advance ourcapabilities while providing these needed services. Wepartner with foundations and corporations for matchinggift programs, sponsorships, grants and other fundraisingideas. We work closely with our partners to develop “aperfect match” with grantees, by sharing ideas,maintaining open communication and fostering a sense ofcommunity. We continue to identify partners who shareour values and strategic priorities. To the DeborahHospital Foundation, there is power in collaborating toachieve a common goal of creating positive, healthychange at Deborah Heart and Lung Center.

Please turn to page 17 to see a list of theorganizations, corporations and foundations thatsupported us in 2014.

The following recently purchased medical equipment wasfunded by some of our corporate and foundation partners.

The Power of Corporate andFoundation Philanthropy

Hemodynamic Monitor

Auto Tourniquet

Motorized Wheelchair Mover

PediatricEchocardiogram

Video Laryngoscope

Grand Prize: 2016 Buick Verano

Second Prize: $3,000 Visa Gift CardThird Prize: $1,000 Target Gift Card

Drawing will be held at DEBORAH® Heart and Lung Center200 Trenton Rd, Browns Mills NJ 08015

Friday, December 4, 2015 at 1:00pmPlease call Doreen Liller at (609) 893-3372 Ext. #8001 or e-mail: [email protected] with questions.

Donation $5.00 • Book of 5 tickets $25.00

Please send us your check or credit card information to purchase raffle tickets.

Method of Payment: o Check or Money Order (Payable to Deborah Hospital Foundation)o Visa o MasterCard o Discover o American Express

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There is a special group of people at Deborah Heart and Lung Center who collectively represent the backbone ofthe entire organization. These notable people are the compassionate volunteers who each have a unique and personal story about their

Deborah experience. These volunteers provide an invaluable service to patients, families, visitors, and staff,making the hospital a brighter place for everyone.

One of these volunteers who works “behind the scenes” -- rather than upfront like the more visible “Red Coat” Volunteers -- is Rocco Di Giacomo,who has been a tireless volunteer since 2003. “As a member of thecommunity you should give back and this is a great place to do it,” he explained.

Born and raised in Paterson, NJ, Rocco spent his teenage yearsshining on the soccer and baseball fields, playing alongside skilledathletes from countries throughout the world. After high school hewent on to earn a B.S. in Math Education and an M.S. in Mathmaticsfrom Fairleigh Dickinson University. He then went on to asuccessful teaching career at Rancocas Valley High School where hetaught until his retirement in 2003. Unfortunately, in 1997 Rocco was diagnosed with Atrial

Fibrillation (AF) - - a condition that produces irregular and rapidheartbeats. About 40 pounds overweight, Rocco remembersprofusely sweating and having trouble breathing while doingsimple tasks that did not require a lot of physical exertion. “It wasbeginning to affect my life at work and at home,” he explained. As afather of three and grandfather to nine, he had a very active life. “My heartbeat had to go back to a normal rhythm.”He underwent treatment in 1997. Just a few months later his heart

went back to its irregular heartbeat. Then Rocco went through multiplecardioversions administered on two separate occasions, but each time thelow-energy shocks to his heart turned out to be ineffective. He finallydecided to come to Deborah Heart and Lung Center.

“BOOM! The first try and it was back to a regular rhythm and I was fixedfor more than five years,” he explained, regarding his first visit to Deborah.

Because of his positive experience at the hospital, Rocco and hisfriend Gary Frantz -- a colleague and fellow grateful patient at Deborah -- decided in 2003 to begin volunteering at the hospital. “We felt likewe owed them for what they did for us; they treated us like family.”The two have been volunteering in the marketing department ever since.

Rocco and Gary remain optimistic and committed to givingback to the Deborah community. The staff agrees that they havebrightened every day they have had the privilege of workingwith them. Deborah is proud to call both Rocco and Gary“family.”

Giving the Gift of Time

If you are interested in being a Deborah Volunteer,contact Cyndy Kornfeld, Director, Volunteer Servicesat 609-893-3372.



A Continuum of Care for Men’s Health

The “LIFE” of a teenager Brendan is a typical 16 year old teenager--anenergetic, physically fit basketball and soccerplayer with good grades, a bright future and apositive outlook on life. Last September heattended Deborah Heart and Lung Center’sSudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Program atCherokee High School. Deborah, in conjunctionwith Simon’s Fund, offered free, comprehensivecardiac evaluations to all adolescents within theschool district. During Brendan’s evaluation,Deborah clinicians uncovered a congenital heartabnormality known as “Bicuspid Aortic Valve,”which is a defect in the heart’s aortic valve. Most parents never think to have theirchildren’s hearts tested because symptoms arerarely present. Unfortunately, as we read all toooften, certain undetected cardiac abnormalitiescan result in Sudden Cardiac Arrest, in most

From a baby to the Boardroom – A lifetime with DeborahRobert Birnbaum, 51, was born with two holes in his heart – a congenital heart defect which, left untreated, often

results in childhood mortality. As a member of the Deborah Foundation’s Passaic Chapter, his mother Libby knew of thehospital’s extraordinary reputation. Therefore, immediately after leaving the maternity ward, the Birnbaums headed to

Deborah. Through an exploratory procedure, Deborah’s pediatric cardiologist determined Robertwas not at risk now, but would most likely need open heart surgery within a few years.As Robert approached his 4th birthday, he was back at Deborah. His nervous parents,

having prepared themselves for the ordeal of their toddler son’s surgery, were given a reprieve.Utilizing the state-of-the-art technology available at Deborah, the cardiac team determined hissurgery was not needed at that time, sparing both Robert and his parents, pain and worry.

After a week in the hospital, Robert was discharged and brought home. As young parents, the bills from Robert’s care could have financially devastated

the family. But, through generous gifts from our donors, the Deborah Foundationassists the hospital in removing the financial burden for all of Deborah’s patients.Quite simply, Deborah does not want anyone to make a medical decision basedon their personal financial situation. Over the next 40 years, Robert remained under the watchful care of Deborah’s

cardiologists. It wasn’t until 2008 he finally underwent successful open heartsurgery to repair his heart.

“I am so thankful for the Deborah Hospital Staff! God Bless Deborah!”For decades this expression of gratitude has been echoed by our patients,their loved ones and friends. Most recently it was repeated by three men ofvarying generations: adolescence, middle-aged and senior citizen, whoselives have been altered through interactions with Deborah.

cases striking down aseemingly perfectlyhealthy child. Historicaldata suggests SuddenCardiac Arrest occurs withone in 200,000 children.However, recent, moreaccurate studies suggest theincidence may be four or fivetimes greater. Today, these unnecessarydeaths and undiagnosed conditions are detectable and preventablewith comprehensive heart evaluations. From a parent’s perspective,the death of even one child…is too many. Along with Brendan, more than 250 other students were seen byDeborah’s clinical staff. Approximately 10% of the students werethen further evaluated with an echocardiogram (ultrasound of theheart). Of this group, 10 students, including Brendan, presented

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Carpe Diem! “Walking into Deborah Heart andLung Center last week was a muchbetter way to see the place than theway I arrived three years ago!” As an emergency patient beingrushed in on a stretcher, EmoryTurnure’s heart was failing and hewas dying. He remembers the kindface and the reassuring voice of anurse named Debbie who told him,“I’m going to take good care ofyou, don’t worry.” He was thenrushed into surgery where Deborah’s Cardiac Surgical Teamperformed successful open heart surgery, saving Emory’s life. Prior to the surgery Emory had a very weak and very inefficientpumping heart. This condition is not only frightening, but alsogreatly diminishes your quality of life. Since his successfuloperation and cardiac rehab, Emory continues to see Deborahcardiologists for his follow-up care. His health has greatlyimproved, his medications are properly balanced and his quality oflife has been enhanced dramatically. Emory, now 75, enjoys and appreciates every opportunity thatcomes his way. He loves to travel, attend Deborah Foundationlunches, and volunteers to speak as a grateful patient about hisexperiences at Deborah. He remains a strong advocate for theFoundation and gives of both his time and treasury to support themissions of the Foundation and the hospital. He is a member of theFoundation’s Heritage Circle, which is a group of selfless individualswho have generously remembered Deborah Hospital Foundation intheir estate plans. “Today, I feel blessed to be able to visit Deborah and hug ALLthe nurses – there were so many who so compassionately cared forme, and helped my family to understand what was happening. Ialways take the time to tell them how much I appreciate what theydid to help me stay positive and focus on the light at the end ofthe tunnel. They are all like family to me.” Today, Deborah remains the region’s top choice in the delivery ofhigh quality specialized care in the fields of cardiology, pulmonologyand vascular medicine. From a baby’s very first soft heart beat to thebeat of an elder more experienced heart, Deborah’s expert clinical staffremains a life-saving resource for thousands of patients each year. “Knowledge is power…only if you have it and use it.” For Brendan,Robert and Emory knowing and managing their personal healthmeans every day is a gift and they now live each one with purposeand appreciation.It’s your heart; it’s your life, which is why youshould always Demand Deborah!

Over his lifetime Robert has given generouslyof his time and resources to Deborah. In June2015 Robert was elected as the Chairman of theFoundation Board after serving as Secretary since2009. As President and Treasurer of the CliftonChapter, with Life Memberships in the GreaterPompton Area, Clifton and Point PleasantChapters he remains an active volunteer andchairs various fundraising activities benefitingthe Foundation. Robert proudly exclaims, “As a professionalwith an accounting and banking background, Ican assist Deborah by seeking out newfundraising opportunities which will help usremain cost-conscious in times of managed carecutbacks. I am truly honored to be affiliatedwith Deborah and feel my service on the Boardof Directors is one way of giving back for theincredible care I’ve received for more than 40years.”

significant enough findings for them to bereferred to a pediatric cardiologist for a more in-depth evaluation. In Brendan’s case, he was seenby his pediatric cardiologist, cleared for all hisathletic activities and went on to be named theOffensive MVP for Cherokee High School’s juniorvarsity soccer team. Brendan’s mother Paula states, “Our family isfortunate we decided to participate in Deborah’sprogram and to heed the physician’s advice tofollow up with a pediatric cardiologist. Brendanis now aware of his condition, but he refuses tolet this define him.” A junior at Cherokee, he isusing his experience to inspire others to getscreened. “I hope by sharing my story, more kidswill get tested. If just one person gets diagnosedwho previously didn’t know they had a heartissue, then it was worth sharing this very privatematter with the public,” Brendan related. Note: Brendan is looking forward to the upcomingsoccer and basketball seasons and fully intends toparticipate in college athletics once he graduates.

The “LIFE” of a teenager …continued

From a baby to the Boardroom …continued

To learn more about your own health, make an appointment with a cardiologist at Deborah by calling 609-621-2080.


Giving More Than You Think You Can-

If you’re like most people, you probably think of lifeinsurance as a way to ensure that your loved ones will betaken care of when you’re no longer here; and that’s true.But surprisingly, life insurance can also be an easy andaffordable way to make a very meaningful gift to Deborah. A life insurance policy can allow you to make a muchlarger gift than you might have ever thought you could.Although the cost to you (your premiums) is relativelysmall, the ultimate gift you make to Deborah can be quitesubstantial.

Naming Deborah as Beneficiary

This is the easiest and most affordable way to make asignificant impact on Deborah. Just request a “change ofbeneficiary” form from your insurance company and nameDeborah Hospital Foundation as first, second orcontingent beneficiary of your policy. You simply continueto pay your premiums, if needed. While you don’t receivea current income tax deduction, your estate tax isreduced by the amount that ultimately comes toDeborah. Beneficiary designations allow you theflexibility to modify them as your circumstanceschange. They are a wonderful way to make ameaningful difference.

Gifting an Existing Insurance Policy

You may have a whole oruniversal life policy that you onceacquired for other reasons. Thesecan make very tax-effectivecharitable gifts. Simply contact

your insurance company and name Deborah HospitalFoundation as the sole owner and sole beneficiary of yourpolicy.

You get the satisfaction of creating a significant legacyfor a cause you believe in and a charitable tax deductionfor your policy’s fair market value. You continue to makeany needed premium payments and receive additionaldeductions for each.

Please note: all noncash gifts over $5,000 require anappraisal for deductions.

We encourage you to talk to a financial professional oryour attorney to explore other ways life insuranceproducts may provide solutions for your charitable andestate planning objectives.

Please call the Foundation at 609-893-0100 beforemaking any insurance gift or if you have any questions.

Life insurance, an often overlooked way of making a gift

We’re here to help answer anyinquiries you may have. Please call Jim Carson or Ellen Krivchenia at 609-893-0100.

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Joseph ChirichellaPresident and CEODeborah Hospital FoundationDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Paul J. StendardiChairman of the BoardsDeborah Hospital FoundationDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Robert M. BirnbaumSecretaryDeborah Hospital FoundationNational Bank ExaminerUnited States Department

of the Treasury

Martin H. Abo, CPAAbo and Company

Leila N. BerkowitzDirector (Retired) New York/New England RegionDeborah Hospital Foundation

Joseph D’ArcoDeputy Chief (Retired)Clifton, NJ Fire Department

Paul J. DeMassiPresident and CEOPaul J. DeMassi AIA and

Associates

Sandi FeinConsultantBrecht Associates

Robert L. GanleyVice PresidentSergeants Benevolent Association

Roy J. GarofaloPresident ROYZEE LLC

William A. HansonPolice SergeantEast Windsor Police DepartmentPBA Local #191

Carole HimmelsteinHealthcare Marketing Consultant

Gerard JordanVice PresidentJade Promotions and Marketing

The Honorable Raymond LaScalaSenior Administrative Law JudgeCity of New York, NY

Joseph R. ManniVice President of Operations

and COODeborah Hospital FoundationDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Claire K. MolotskyCommunity Leader

Dominick J. PuglieseProprietorAdventech Associates, Inc.

John D. QuinlanFinancial AdvisorPrincipal Financial Group

Leon SobczakBusiness Owner

Barbara SrokaCommunity Leader

Burton C. TrebourSecretaryDeborah Heart and Lung CenterPresidentTrebour Consulting Services, LLC

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Susan BonfieldGeneral Counsel, Vice President of

Legal and Regulatory Affairs

R. Grant LeidyVice President of Finance and CFO

Lynn B. McGrath, MDVice President of Medical Affairs

Joseph ChirichellaPresident and CEODeborah Hospital FoundationDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Paul J. StendardiChairman of the BoardsDeborah Hospital FoundationDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Paul J. DeMassiPresident and CEOPaul J. DeMassi AIA and

Associates

Sandi FeinConsultantBrecht Associates

Father Anthony LipariGood Shepherd American

National Catholic Church

George S. LoeschSenior Vice President, Sales and

Marketing at The PhiladelphiaDaily News/Philadelphia Inquirer

Charles J. McAfeeWells Fargo Securities

Lynn B. McGrath, MDEx OfficioVice President of Medical AffairsDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Dr. Robert C. MessinaRetired President, Burlington

County College

Claire K. MolotskyCommunity Leader

Judith Peranteau

Dominick J. PuglieseProprietorAdventech Associates, Inc.

Burton C. TrebourSecretaryDeborah Heart and Lung CenterPresidentTrebour Consulting Services, LLC

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Susan BonfieldGeneral Counsel, Vice President of

Legal and Regulatory Affairs

R. Grant LeidyVice President of Finance and CFO

Joseph R. ManniVice President of Operations

and COODeborah Hospital FoundationDeborah Heart and Lung Center

Rita Zenna, RN, MSA, CPHQVice President of Patient Care

Services

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ADULT CARDIOLOGYInpatient and outpatient comprehensive

cardiovascular evaluation and interventionsCardiac Catheterization Laboratories:

• Angioplasty• Drug-eluting stents• Valvuloplasty

Noninvasive Cardiology:• Echocardiogram

PET/CT imaging technologiesSOMATOM Definition Flash CT ScannerNuclear Medicine/Cardiology:

• Non-stress and stress testingAdult Congenital Heart Disease ProgramWomen’s Heart Center

AMBULATORY CARE SERVICESOut-patient appointments and second

opinions available with Deborah specialists

Evaluation and follow up for all services andprograms

40-room, state-of-the-art Ambulatory CareCenter

Same Day Procedure UnitAuxiliary and consulting physicians

BALANCE CENTERDiagnosis and treatment of dizziness and

balance issues• Vestibular rehabilitation and physical

therapy

BARIATRIC SERVICES Duodenal SwitchGastric Bypass SurgeryGastric Sleeve SurgeryRevisional SurgeryGastric Banding Surgery

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERYCardiothoracic surgical evaluations

Coronary artery bypass graftingValve repair, replacement Combined valvular and coronary proceduresRe-operative cardiac surgery Off-pump Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Sur-

gery (OPCAB)Surgical repair of aortic (great vessel)

aneurysm/dissectionAdult congenital heart surgeryTransmyocardial Revascularization (TMR)Radial artery harvesting Tissue and mechanical valve implantsPercutaneous cardiac assist devicesEndoscopic vein harvesting Total arterial revascularizationMinimally-invasive aortic valve replacementValve surgery re-operation Pericardial procedures (window) Myomectomy procedures

ELECTROMECHANICAL THERAPY INSTITUTEInpatient and outpatient comprehensive

evaluation of patients with LV dysfunction,congestive heart failure and complex arrhythmias

Radiofrequency ablation for atrial fibrillationDedicated Outpatient Clinic:

• Congestive heart failure• Arrhythmia• Syncope and device therapy• Electrophysiology Laboratory:

- Complex arrhythmia ablation- Cardioversion- 3D Mapping System and Magnetic

Robotic Navigation System for ablations

Pacemaker and ICD implantation for standard indications

Device implantation for emerging indications in heart failure

Defibrillator Lead Extraction

INSTITUTE FOR SLEEP MEDICINEDiagnosis and treatment of over 84 forms of

sleep disorders• Sleep apnea syndrome• Insomnia-primary and secondary• Narcolepsy • Sleep movement disorders• Sleep deprivation syndromes

INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGYFull Spectrum of Coronary Procedures

• Diagnostic catheterization and coronaryangiography

• Complex coronary interventions, including chronic total occlusions and leftmain disease

• Intravascular ultrasound, OCT and fractional flow reserve (FFR)

• Femoral and radial access for procedures

• Impella left ventricular assist devicePeripheral Procedures-Angiography and

interventions to open arteries from headto toe• Carotid • Subclavian• Renal• Mesenteric• Iliofemoral • Below the knee arteries

Services Offered

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• Limb salvage procedures for critical limbischemia

• Alternative access (including poplitealpedal access for complex anatomy, peripheral chronic total occlusions)

Venous Disease• Varicose veins• Deep vein thrombosis• Pulmonary emboli• IVC filter placement

Aortic Interventions• Percutaneous Endovascular Abdominal

Aortic Aneurysm RepairCongenital Procedure–Percutaneous

Structural Interventions • Atrial septal defects (ASDs) closure• Patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure• Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) closure• Ventricular septal defect (VSD) closure

Structural Heart Disease• Paravalvular leak closure• Left atrial appendage closure (LARIAT)• Percutaneous aortic valve replacement

(TAVR)• Mitral valve repair (Mitral Clip)

Cardiovascular Research:• >30 coronary, peripheral and structural

studies (including renal denervation) infollow-up (detailed list available uponrequest)

JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER AFFILIATE AT DEBORAHComplete Evaluation by Diabetes SpecialistNutrition EducationDiabetes Self Management Training

PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGYOutpatient comprehensive diagnostic and

treatment servicesPediatric echocardiographyPediatric arrhythmia managementPerinatal cardiology

PULMONARY MEDICINE AND RESPIRATORY DIAGNOSTICS Inpatient and outpatient comprehensive

evaluation COPDInterstitial and Occupational Lung Disease Diagnostic EvaluationOutpatient Pulmonary Rehabilitation

ProgramPulmonary Function LaboratoryPulmonary Exercise StudiesPulmonary Disability EvaluationsSmoking CessationBronchial ThermoplastyLung Cancer Screening ProgramMulti-Disciplinary Oncology Program

SOUTH JERSEY AORTIC PROGRAMStent/graft repair of abdominal aortic

aneurysm Thoracic stent graft repair of thoracic aortic

aneurysm Use of high-level imaging for following

aneurysms Management of general surgery needs

including abdominal issues, airway, andvenous access

THORACIC (LUNG) SURGICAL PROCEDURESPulmonary resections (wedge,

lobectomy, pneumonectomy)Variety of minimally-invasive stapler devices Mediastinal procedures Lung volume reduction surgeryThoracoscopic lung surgeryChest wall procedures Pleural procedures Tracheal procedures

VASCULAR SURGICAL SERVICESSouth Jersey Aortic ProgramFull range of traditional open vascular surgi-

cal procedures

Treatment of venous diseases with both openand endovascular techniques

Thoracic stent graft repair of thoracic aortic aneurysm

Carotid stenting/Carotid endarterectomyDialysis access surgeryDistal bypass surgery of lower extremitiesOpen and endovascular limb salvage

procedures

VEIN CENTERTreatments for chronic venous insufficiency,

varicose veins, spider veins, and DeepVein Thrombosis• Radiofrequency Ablation using VNUS

Closure• Sclerotherapy• Phlebectomies• Venous stasis ulcer treatment

WOUND HEALING AND HYPERBARIC TREATMENTHyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBO)Negative Pressure Wound TherapyBioengineered skin substitutesArterial and venous pumpsAngioplasty and stentingWound matrix and collagen dressingsGrowth factorsUltrasonic debridementTotal contract casting epidermal harvesting



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Financial Highlights 2014

Program Distributions and Expenses

Direct Support Provided from the Foundationto Deborah Heart and Lung Center89%

1%

Fundraising Expenses10%

Revenues and Contributions$17, 356, 393.00

Estates and Annuities

Fundraising Contributions

Corporations and Foundations

Investmens and Other Incomes

Special Events

General and Administrative

66%

19%8%

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Revenues and Support Patient Insurance Revenue $ 149,473,752.00 Other Operating Income and Foundation Support $ 16,292,534.00 Deborah Hospital Foundation Fiscal Obligation $ 5,340,000.00Total $ 171,106,286.00 Expenses Salary and Wages $ 65,803,297.00 Supplies and Other Expenses $ 70,502,920.00 Employee Benefits $ 16,178,685.00 Depreciation $ 5,974,826.00 Interest $ 1,155,779.00 Total $ 159,615,507.00

Excess of Revenues Over Expenses $ 11,490,779.00 Total Cost to Provide Unreimbursed Care $ 7,693,424.00

Total Amount Contributed by Deborah Hospital Foundation $ 16,693,833.00(Includes Estates, Restricted Gifts, COW Trust)

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Statistical Highlights 2014Admissions 3,354Outpatient 65,185

Sleep Studies 1,070Average Length of Stay (days) 5.1


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Honor Roll INDIVIDUALS

$50,000+Mr. and Mrs. Bert GreensteinMs. Eleanor Richvalsky

$10,000-$49,999Ms. Vivian A. GreinerMs. Janice KruschMrs. Margaret LeonardMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. SchulerMr. Lee SpencerDr. and Mrs. Zelig Steinberg

$5,000-$9,999Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ChirichellaBarbara ConoverMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. CorsoMr. and Mrs. William K. GrothMr. Steven M. HonaraMr. and Mrs. John Hospodar, Jr.Mr. Abraham C. LittenbergMs. Joan A. MarcheseMr. Evan QuartonMr. James S. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Derrick M. SamuelMr. and Mrs. Frank TomasellaMr. and Mrs. Frederick von Pechmann

$1,000-$4,999Dr. Safi AhmedMrs. Raymond L. AlpaughDr. David AltimoreMs. Kathy AndreolaMrs. Evelyn BeckerMr. and Mrs. Donald BernardMs. Clida BestMr. Thomas BoivinMrs. Helen BosiesMr. Robert A. BowdenMr. Arthur BrubakerMr. James G. BurnsMr. John D. CajioMr. Anthony P. ChiusanoMr. Arthur J. ChristianMr. and Mrs. William ClardyMs. Theresa ClaytonMr. George O. CongerMr. Donald CookMr. Glenn M. CorbinMr. Michael DanielMs. Kathleen A. DePetrisMs. Debbie J. DicksteinMr. Sandip DomadiaMr. Richard M. DoughertyMrs. Pearl DubowitchMr. Thomas R. Evans, Jr.Mr. Angelo FantozziMr. and Mrs. William S. FesslerDr. and Mrs. Frank FishMrs. Victoria B. FisherMrs. Susan Fricke

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas GallagherMr. Ernest J. GalloMr. James GardinellaDr. James GeorgeMrs. Deborah GompperMr. Richard C. GoosDr. Brion GrossMr. Henry M. HaydenMrs. Vivian HulseMr. Arne IldsgaardMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. IsraelMr. and Mrs. John S. JessimanMr. and Mrs. John M. KearnsMrs. Carol KempnerMr. Earl M. KerchnerMr. Philip N. KirchMs. Linda KleinbaumMs. Anna Klosowski*Ms. Leatrice KnohlMr. and Mrs. Richard KnudsonDr. Garry E. KoopDr. and Mrs. Richard C. KovachMr. and Mrs. Leonard G. KrauskopfMr. W. Robert LawMrs. Anni LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Abbott W. LeeMr. R. Grant LeidyMr. Robert LeszczakMr. and Mrs. Richard LeungDr. and Mrs. Stuart LevyMr. and Mrs. Richard W. LimprechtMr. Frans J. MagnussenDr. Devasena ManchikalapatiMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. ManniMr. Frank MarraDr. and Mrs. Andrew A. MartinMs. Phyllis MasgaiDr. and Mrs. Lynn B. McGrathMr. and Mrs. Robert A. MurphyMr. George MurrayMs. Divya NukalaMr. and Mrs. Thomas OpieMr. and Mrs. William OrlowskiMr. John A. OttingerMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Panek, Sr.Mr. Parth PatelMrs. Catherine PelloneMrs. Barbara PezzanoMrs. Vincent QuartoMr. and Mrs. Steven R. RafferzederMr. Robert L. ReddingtonMr. Nicholas RetzkoMr. William RingMrs. Regina RosenbergDr. Saugato SanyalMs. Bernadette H. SchochMr. and Mrs. Bruce SchoenfeldMr. and Mrs. Gerhard W. SchweyherMs. Irene SidunMr. and Mrs. Allen SkuppMr. and Mrs. Jen T. SongMrs. Glenna Stewart

Dr. and Mrs. Sena SumathisenaMs. Jan SutkowskiMr. Francis J. TafelskiCommodore and Mrs. Stephen J. ToalMr. Ronald R. TyburskiMr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Ursino, Sr.Mr. Ernest C. VargaMr. Manfred K. WaltherMrs. Irmgard WeichselbaumMr. Arie WeissMr. Michael WhiteMr. Saul V. Wolfert

$500-$999Mr. Clifford D. AlbertMr. and Mrs. Marvin AltmannMr. and Mrs. Vincente O. AsanzaMr. and Mrs. Robert BadgerMr. and Mrs. Raymond BaldygaDr. Chhaya BaliMr. and Mrs. Jeff W. BearceMr. Oscar J. BirleMr. and Mrs. Donald G. BouchMr. and Mrs. David BowenMr. James P. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. BrieskyMr. Nicholas BrysonMs. Pamela BurdickMr. and Mrs. Domenic A. BuzzerioMs. Diane CarrollMr. John CarrollMr. and Mrs. John F. CataldoMr. Robert M. CherkoMr. Gregory M. CinqueMrs. Dolores R. CostantiniMs. Carol CoucillMr. Don Crane, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. CrespyMr. and Mrs. Richard DeansMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. DeRosaMr. and Mrs. Werner A. DirrMr. and Mrs. Edward J. DobrowolskiMr. and Mrs. Dhirajlal DomadiaMr. and Mrs. Terrence DoughertyMr. and Mrs. John W. Duckett, Jr.Mr. Mark J. DudeckMr. and Mrs. Robert G. EarleMr. George FisherMr. and Mrs. John J. FitzsimonsMr. and Mrs. Norman FowlerMr. and Mrs. Curt J. GasperMr. Thomas GerberMr. and Mrs. John GoodhartMr. and Mrs. Manilal C. GovanMr. and Mrs. Ralph GriesenbeckMrs. Carol HannahMs. Debra HansenMr. and Ms. William HeffermanMr. Edwin L. Heffley Sr.Mr. J. Carl HockenburyMs. Mary V. HortmanMr. and Mrs. Tadeusz Jaroszewich

Ms. Barbara KaneMs. Jeanmarie KantorMrs. Shirley KaplanMr. and Mrs. Edward KellyMr. William A. KennyMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. KirkpatrickMr. William H. KirnerMrs. Diane KnepperMr. and Mrs. Wasil B. KoblowskiMr. Kenneth J. KozielMr. and Mrs. Harvey KramerMr. Gregory E. KratzMr. Arnold J. KroegerMr. Vincent KuglerMr. and Mrs. Emil KurakMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. LynchMs. Joan M. MaherMr. Joseph J. MalanDr. Vladir MaranhaoMr. Jeffrey MarkowitzMr. Frank MasielloMs. Antonietta MastrocolaMr. David W. MayerMr. Michael J. McCorristonMrs. Judy MedinaMr. and Mrs. David MeirsMr. Gerald MiskovichMr. and Mrs. David MorrellMr. and Mrs. Robert A. MoserMr. and Mrs. Don MuneraMrs. Elaina NaplesMr. George C. NebelMr. and Mrs. Gene R. NestiMr. Walter M. ObidzinskiMrs. Elizabeth OstranderMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Panek, Jr.Mr. Bhalchandra PatelMr. Nicholas PelusoMr. and Mrs. Michael PleconisMr. Craig ProvornyMr. and Mrs. John PuglisiMr. and Mrs. Jim QuirkMr. and Mrs. John RayMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Roche Sr.Mr. Charles J. RockfordMr. Vincent A. RussoMs. Beverly SalemnoMs. Doris M. SchubertMr. Alvin ScovilleMs. Michelle M. SekowskiMr. Robert B. Simonton, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Leon SlocombMr. Robert SonnenbergMrs. Joan StraubMr. and Mrs. Charles B. StrautDr. and Mrs. Samir M. SulaymanMr. and Mrs. Patrick SullivanMr. and Mrs. John TambeMr. Lawrence Taylor Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. TisaMr. Paul J. WassonMrs. Rose Marie Wiecenski

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Ms. Margaret H. WillMr. Chung YoonBrig. Gen James E. YoungMr. Robert Zimmerman

COMPANIES, FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS

$1,000,000-$1,999,999James Klinghoffer

$250,000-$499,999Robin Hood Foundation

$100,000-$249,999Holly Beach Public Library Association

$50,000-$99,999Edith and James Klinghoffer

Foundation, Inc. Lehigh Valley Community Foundation-

Anonymous FundThe Marion and Norman Tanzman

Charitable Foundation

$10,000-$49,999Boston Scientific CorporationCapozzi Family FoundationCatholic Human Services FoundationDr. James J. O’Connell FundIndependent Pilots Association

FoundationJGA FoundationMarcello and Graziano Roviaro

FoundationMary E. Beyerle TrustMatis 1994 Trust-U.S. Charitable

Gift FundMedtronic, Inc.Pine Island Cranberry Co., Inc.The Blanche and Irving Laurie

FoundationThe Freed FoundationThe George Link, Jr. Charitable TrustThe Gitlin FoundationThe Jan M. & Eugenia Krol

Charitable FoundationThe John Victor Machuga

Foundation, Inc.The Linus R. Gilbert FoundationThe Melvin & Yola Spencer

Philanthropic FundThe Messner Foundation, Inc.The Open Heart FoundationThe Robert and Marion Schamann

Brozowski FoundationThe Walter & Louise Sutcliffe

Foundation

$5,000-$9,999Billian Family Charitable FoundationCook Medical GroupEdwards Lifesciences FoundationFraternal Order of Eagles-

Somerset Aerie #2137 Innovating Worthy Projects Foundation

Merck Foundation-Matching Gifts Program

New Jersey Police Relief AssociationPfizer Inc.The Arnold A. Schwartz FoundationThe Charles B. Mathis Memorial TrustThe Ferriday Fund Charitable TrustThe Florence & Edgar Leslie

Charitable TrustThe Gertrude L. Hirsch Charitable TrustThe National Emphysema FoundationThe Sidney J. Harris Charitable TrustW.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.

$1,000-$4,999AHEPA National Housing CorporationAtran Foundation, Inc.Benjamin Spencer Family Supporting

FoundationCape Coral Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.Church & Dwight Employee Giving

Fund, Inc.Colgate-Palmolive CompanyCrane Fund for Widows and ChildrenDietz & Watson Inc.Elcom Solutions, Inc.Ellis Family Charitable FoundationHarmony Fund Inc.Helen M. Snyder Foundation, Inc.International Business MachinesInvestors Foundation, Inc.Janssen Parmaceuticals, Inc.John F. Inganamort FoundationJoseph & Yetta Weisberger Fund for the

Aged, Poor and NeedyJoseph Beutel Charitable TrustLenape Regional High School District Lenape Regional High School District Liberty Bell BankLiberty Bell BankM. Edward Morris Foundation, Inc.Mendelssohn Benevolent SocietyNew Jersey Natural Gas CompanyRahway Post #5-American Legion, Inc.Randi Press Foundation, Inc.Raymond James Charitable

Endowment FundRecreation Farm Society, Inc.Red Knights Motorcycle Club

Chapter 23Richard Cooper Family Charitable Trust Rutenberg Family FoundationSaibel Foundation, Inc.Samuel Tabas Family FoundationSiemens Medical Solutions, Inc.St. Jude Medical, Inc.Standish FoundationSTOP & STOR Charitable FundStroser FoundationThe Ame Foundation, Inc.The Charles L. Read FoundationThe Jessica FoundationThe Kaplen FoundationThe Leon M. Seidel Charitable TrustThe Marvel S. Platoff FoundationThe Norman & Rose S. Shamberg

Foundation, Inc.

The Royalty TrustThe Sudler Foundation

$500-$999AIG Inc.Beneficial BankBoyd’s PharmacyBrunetti FoundationCape Bank Charitable FoundationErnest & Regina Selter Charitable

Foundation-U.S. Charitable Gift TrustGene and Debra Keitel-Frey

Charitable FundHoward & Phyllis Baker

Philanthropic FundJB MDL Spouses’ ClubLantheus Medical ImagingSamuel P. Mandell FoundationSayer Memorial Fund – Fidelity

Charitable Gift FundSiemens Medical Solutions Inc.TAL Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish

Communal FundThe Benevity Community Impact FundThe Bradford T. Blauvelt Memorial TrustThe DePascale Family Charitable Fund-

Fidelity Charitable Gift FundThe John E. Kostic Memorial

FoundationThe Manny & Ruthy Cohen FoundationThe Ulderico & Anna C. Milani

Charitable Foundation

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIESMrs. Evelyn BeckerMr. Carlos R. BeckerMrs. Judith BellMr. Samuel R. Benigno, Jr.Ms. Judy BennerMs. Ruth V. BergmanMs. Norma BerkeMr. and Mrs. Francis BerlenbachMs. Janet S. BetzlerMs. Judith G. BevanMs. Miriam BiddelmanMr. and Mrs. Walter BruhnkeDrs. Robert and Cynthia BurnsMrs. Sylvia CarrollMr. John F. CataldoMs. Beatrice L. CohenMs. Helen L. CollinsMr. Joseph M. Coonelly, Jr.Ms. Alice M. CorriganMrs. Naomi M. CressmanMr. and Mrs. Joseph D'ArcoMs. June N. DelsiMs. Marie Joan DeStefanoMr. Michael Di NataleMr. Mitchell DrapkinMs. Arline Du BrowMrs. Pearl DubowitchMr. Marvin EilenbergMrs. Barbara A. EngelbrechtMr. C. Charles ErcolinoMr. Angelo FantozziDr. Stephanie Flicker-FreudenbergMs. Helene Frank

Mr. and Mrs. Carl FravelDr. Sylvia S. FriedmanMr. Ernest J. GalloMr. Henry A. GartnerMs. Linda GlossMr. Gilbert GoldsteinMs. Corrinne J. GrantMr. Frank GrochalMs. Margaret HarringtonMs. Ruth HeislerMr. and Mrs. Joseph HenrichMrs. Claire A. HopkinsMs. Agnes R. IatauroMr. Robert IturraldeMs. Janet JenkinsMs. Diane KeeneMr. Fred KleinerMr. and Mrs. George F. KoscelnikMr. Robert R. KratzMr. and Mrs. Paul KrellMs. Irene KurtzMr. Ambrose Le VanMrs. Kathryn LehrMs. Karen LevineMs. Margaret LilienMr. Leroy R. LindsayMr. Al LukievicsMrs. Constance MalandriMs. Fay MarxMs. Marie MastrangeloMs. Virginia MatticeMs. Barbara McAulayMr. George MichelfelderMr. Edward W. MillerMr. and Mrs. Leonard C. MinchMr. and Mrs. Arnold MirskyMs. Pauline MocsinkaMs. Beverly J. MoranMr. and Mrs. John J. MoriartyMs. June N. O'DonnellMrs. Margaret S. OsterhaudtMrs. Elizabeth OstranderMs. Erica OstrowskiMr. Anthony PadulaMr. and Mrs. Louis PariettiMs. Viola E. PaterMr. Arthur PeskinMs. Dorothy PollackMr. Evan QuartonMs. Dorothy RehillMr. James S. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph RinaoloMs. Mary RohlikMr. Richard RothMr. and Mrs. William RoyalMr. and Mrs. Lynn E. Rudd, Sr.Ms. Doris RuemmlerMs. Sandra RussoMrs. Theresa SakasMr. Edward SalwenMs. Marilyn ScheinholtzMs. Hilda SchneiderMs. June SchwartzMr. Jacob ScovronekMrs. Dolores ScuderiMs. Rebecca ShapiroMs. Irene Sidun

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Mr. and Mrs. John J. SlatteryMr. and Mrs. Gordon SmithMs. Virginia SperoMs. Elizabeth StainkerMrs. Dorothy F. StasikewichMs. Marion C. SteiningerMs. Mildred StelterMs. Yolanda SuzelMr. and Mrs. John TaylorMr. Donald TerenoMs. Lillian TornquistMr. Philip A. TotoMs. Carol R. TweitmannMr. and Mrs. John Van BurenMr. Gerard ViscoMr. Frank J. WagnerMs. Frieda WallaceMs. Eleanor WeinbergMr. Frederick WielandMs. Raye B. WildfeuerMs. Mayrena WilliamsMr. Donald E. WintersMr. Sam WitteMr. Henry YostMrs. Irene Zacharek

HERITAGE CIRCLE MEMBERSMr. R. Jay AdlerMr. Dominick AgronMs. Anne M. AirelMrs. Rosemarie AlbaniMr. Clifford D. AlbertMr. Harold AlbertMrs. Eileen ArenasMs. Grace S. ArnoldMrs. Eleanor AyersMrs. Barbara E. BaatzMs. RoseMarie BarberaMs. Violet BarnesMrs. Jane BarrowsMrs. Florence BastonMs. Barbara BauerMs. Lydia BeckerMr. Bill BeggsMs. Gloria BellMs. Ruth V. BergmanMrs. Leila BerkowitzMrs. Alene BermanMr. Amedeo J. BianchiniMr. Robert M. BirnbaumMr. Sidney BlattMs. Susan BlileyMr. and Mrs. Anthony BournMrs. Helen BoyceMrs. Sylvia BrilliantMs. Marlene Browne, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Walter BruhnkeMr. and Mrs. Nicholas BurdashMs. Maureen A. BurkeMs. Rosa B. BurkeMr. David A. ButcherMr.and Mrs. Albert ByllaardtMr. Bobby Joe CampbellMs. Marilyn CampbellMs. Joan Casselbaum-RogersMr. and Mrs. Frank ChappineMs. Pauline Chasse-Rodier

Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. CinelliMs. Catherine CohenMs. Beatrice L. CohenMrs. Helen L. CollinsMr. George O. CongerMrs. Julie DeGrandeleMr. Nicholas Della VolpeMs. June N. DelsiMr. Charles DonohoeMr. Donald D. DowneyMrs. Carolyn DuckettMr. John W. Duckett, Jr.Ms. Erena DuncanMr. Marvin EilenbergMrs. Barbara A. EngelbrechtMr. Thomas R. Evans, Jr.Ms. Leona FeldmanMr. Francisco FernandezMr. John M. FidlerMrs. Frances FiorenzeMrs. Evelyn FisherDr. Stephanie Flicker-FreudenbergMs. Toni Jane FragapaneMs. Helene FrankMr. John W. FreemanMr. Peter FreudenbergMs. Shirley FriedlanderMr. Ernest J. GalloMr. David GlenMr. Morton GoldfieldMrs. Joyce GoldmanMrs. Mabel GoldowskyMr. Cecil V. GoodMs. Annette GormanMr. and Mrs. Robert GouinMs. Eileen W. GouldMs. Muriel GouletMs. Carole M. GouletSir Murry GreeneMr. and Mrs. Bert GreensteinMs. Vivian A. GreinerMrs. Ruth HailstockMs. Joan HammMr. Bill HanjorgirisMs. Margaret HarringtonMs. Eileen HedingerMr. George F. HeinemeierMr. Gus HengelMs. Selma HenigMr. Henry J. HerouxMs. Rosalie HershMrs. Sheila HertbergMr. Harry HimelfarbMs. Laurel HimmelblauMrs. Janette HollMr. and Mrs. Jack HollerbackMr. Steven M. HonaraMrs. Laura HonigsteinMs. Barbara HughesMrs. Vivian HulseMs. Theresa IannacconeMr. and Mrs. Merton JacobsMs. Esther JacobsMs. Elizabeth Jeter-GreenMr. Herbert JobesMr. James F. JonesMr. Thomas M. Jones

Mrs. Debbie L. JonesMr. and Mrs. Alan KammererMr.and Mrs. Mark KannettMrs. Helen P. KantorMr. Julius KatzMs. Naomi KatzMs. Leanora KatzmanMrs. Diane KeeneMs. Joan E. KelseyMr. Herman KleinMr. and Mrs. Martin G. KleinMs. Adele W. KleinbaumMs. Debra L. KleineMr. Michael KlineMr. Walter KowalczykMs. Muriel KriegerMs. Janice KruschMr. James LangMrs. Florence A. LauroMr. and Mrs. Stephen LendlMs. Margaret LeonardMr. and Mrs. Milton LevinsonMr. Leroy R. LindsayMr. Paul LuchaMrs. Constance MalandriMs. Joan A. MarcheseMrs. Marjorie MarxMr. and Mrs. Primo A. MastrocolaMr. Henry D. MayerMs. Leona McDonaldMrs. Joyce A. McMickenMs. Evelyn McMillanMs. Dorothy Helen McWhirtMs. Beatrice L. MichelsonMr. Tom MillerMs. Nicole MirskyMs. Doris K. MitchellMs. Olga MojicaMrs. Claire K. MolotskyMs. Joan H. MosesMr. and Mrs. Fred MountjoyMs. Karen MuldoonMrs. Grace D. MyskajtysMr. Sam R. NasutiMs. Theresa H. NigroMr. Robert C. Novy, Esq.Mr. Alfred J. O'ConnellMs. Connie OlitoMs. Beverly O'ReillyMs. Cornelia OrlandMr. Anthony PadulaMrs. Wanda ParsonsMs. Kate PattonMr. Anthony PelusoMr. Nicholas PelusoMs. Doris C. PohlMr. and Mrs. John PolunasMrs. Helen QuinnMr. William RathsamMr. Frank Rea Jr.Ms. Jean RobertsonMs. Mary RogenerMs. Sandra RubolottaMr. and Mrs. Lynn RuddMs. Marcia SalowayMr. Edward SandersonMr. and Mrs. Mark Savitt

Mr. Arnold SchnappMs. Doris M. SchubertMs. Ruth SchwartzMr. Frank ScottiMrs. Patricia SewardMr. John SharkeyMr. Edward S. ShekletskiMs. Betsy SherwinMs. Stella ShipleyMr. and Mrs. Stephen ShirkMs. Irene SidunMs. Anne SilversteinMr. Howard SingerMs. Jean E. SpenceMs. Barbara SrokaMrs. Beth StalfordMr. William C. StandishMr. Robert StaropoliMs. Cynthia Ann StatonMrs. Florence D. SteelMs. Ruth SteiselMs. Arlene W. SternMs. Nikole A. StillmanMr. David P. StraitMrs. Gladys SullivanMs. Dawn SummerMs. Yolanda SuzelMs. Margaret E. SwinkMs. Julia SzlagaMr. John TalericoMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. TempleMr. William F. ThomMs. Deborah S. ThomasMs. Eleanor TuoheyMr. Emory Turnure, Jr.Mr. Paul R. ValkovitchMs. Joy D. WadleighMr. Richard WalterMrs. Nancy WeaverMr. Jack WeinerMr. Friedel WerberMs. Rita WhitakerMs. Julie WhitcombMr. Norm WilliamsMs. Deasanta WinstonMr. Robert WolfMr. William WrayMr. Stephen Zanichkowsky

BEQUESTS REALIZEDMs. Anna M. AirelMr. Joseph AlberstadtMr. Frances J. AlberstadtMrs. Della AshtonMr. Walter A. BatogMs. Mary BerkowtizMs. Marie H. BrockMrs. Margaret G. BrownMr. Stanley BuziakMrs. Carmela CallahanMs. Lucy CeledonioMs. Doris CiavarellaMr. Harold H. ClemmerMr. Albert CostaMrs. Leola CramerMs. Ella CummingsMs. Priscilla Cunningham


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Ms. Veronica CurranMs. Carol DaltonMr. Allen DashiellMr. Robert DavidheiserMs. Joan H. DeClementMs. Marion DeVoeMs. Joan C. DobritzMs. Gladys N. DryerMs. Cecelia DrzewieckaMs. Florence L. EliasMs. Alice A. ElsasserMr. Ralph R. FeigelsonMr. Peter FreundMr. Henry J. FreyMs. Ethel GaffenMs. Thelma GishMr. Robert GleasonMr. Eugene Gorski, Jr.Mr. Frederick GouldMr. Raymond R. HeilesMrs. Ruth D. HellerMs. Laurel HimmelblauMs. Ruth A. HirschMs. Suzanne HolmbergMs. Ann M. HowatMr. Robert W. IvensMr. Harold E. KarthauserMrs. Kathe KastenMs. Rebecca KavitskyMr. Heinz R. KeilMs. Marsha KornspanMs. Deloris A. LaRueMs. Marilyn LeffMs. Helen LorensenMs. Margaret MacmillanMr. Keith MahoneyMrs. Grace D. MyskajtysMs. Florence NabelMrs. Elizabeth NardoneMrs. Helen NickelMr. George PatsourakosMrs. Florence PattersonMrs. Marion PloesselMs. Joan Bradley PrewittMr. Victor QuagliarielloMs. Lillian L. RapeljeMr. Farra ReadMr. and Mrs. Harold RitzfieldMr. Philip RobertsMs. Jane RossMs. Barbara J. RushMs. Minerva E. SarfertMr. Gerard K. SchearMr. Chester A. SmithMs. Susan SondheimerMs. June SpryerMr. Larry StockMr. Herman A. TolzMs. Florence WeberMs. Elizabeth J. WintersMs. Stacy WirthMr. Maurice M. WitkinMr. George WyckoffMr. Herbert ZembleMs. Dorothy Zoschak

NATIONAL VOLUNTEER SERVICES DONORS

$10,000 & AboveColeman Deborah Golf ClassicEagle Riders #2137Mr. and Mrs. Bert GreensteinItalian American Club of Sea Isle

(GAD Heart Walk)Knights of PythiasMcCarter & English, LLPMom2MomNJ, LLCNew Jersey Chapter Commercial

Finance AssociationProject Ladybug, Inc.Sills Cummis & Gross

$5000 to $9999Boston Scientific CorporationBurlington EntertainersClean Rental Services, Inc.Click Bid, LLCCooper Levenson, P.A.Corporate Synergies GroupGreenTech Energy ServicesHealthSouthHolman Automotive Group, Inc.Michael Fisher FoundationNew Jersey Outdoor AllianceOrder Sons of Italy In AmericaPCA Industrial & Paper SupplyMs. Beverly E. PenskaTD Bank, N.A.Wharton First Aid Squad

$1000 to $4999Advanced Micro Computer

Specialists, Inc.Aesynt Automating HealthcareAllstate Giving CampaignDr. David AltimoreAmerigroupAspen Hills Healthcare CenterBarnegat Rehabilitation & NursingBayada Home Health CareMr. John W. BeslanovitzMs. Dawn D. BoornazianCapital Health SystemDr. Kane ChangMr. and Mrs. Joseph ChirichellaChubb & SonMr. and Mrs. Jess ColemanCranbury Professional ServicesMs. Lynn P. DiscavageMrs. Rina DomadiaElks Lodge #1506Ewing Cole Charitable FoundationFlorence Twp. ChapterFlorian J. Lombardi Foundation, Inc.Fox Rothschild, LLPFrank W. Gavlak SchoolDr. and Mrs. Thomas GallagherGolden Heart/Gr So Bay CrediteHigh Octane South JerseyHome ChapterMr. Harry HurleyMr. Michael D. Ibrahim

Knights of Columbus #1626Knights of Columbus #3352Knights of Columbus #3826Knights of Columbus #588Knights of Columbus #6201Knights of Columbus Ladies AuxilaryDr. and Mrs. Richard C. KovachDr. Steven KunderLeisuretowne Civic League, IncLenape Regional Foundation, Inc.Ms. Edith LeonMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. ManniDr. and Mrs. Andrew A. MartinMr. Paul MasalskiMr. Charles McAfeeMedline Industries, Inc.Mid Atlantic Surgical AssociatesMonmouth Park Charity Fund IncNorth Wildwood Flea MarketOutpatient Collection ContainerParker McCayPremier AnesthesiaProvistaR.H. Booker Flooring, Inc.Reveraliving - New Jersey

Subacute LLCDr. Betsy SchlooSeix Investment Advisors, LLCSerena Group, Inc.Southampton ChapterSt. Jude MedicalMr. Lawrence SternTara D. Bruni Tavern, LLC

(Tara's Tarvern Golf Outing)Team Health NortheastThe Eden Hall Company of

Wilmington DelawareThe Italian OpenThe Madonna ClubTheodore H. Budd & Sons, Inc.Dr. Jenine VecchioMr. and Mrs. Martin J. WalshWest-Ward Pharmaceutical CorporationWinning Strategies-Washington

$500 to $999American Legion Post #232Mr. and Mrs. Ronald AvrichBeneficial Velvedinon Society

PhilopatriaMr. Robert M. BirnbaumCarl Marks & Company, LPMr. James CarlinoMr. Norris ClarkMr. Stuart M. Cohen, CFPDr. John H. CooperDr. Raffaele CorbisieroCraig Neier AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Joseph DiLauroEast Windsor Twp. PBA 191Mr. and Mrs. Jacob FeinDr. and Mrs. John E. GattiDr. and Mrs. Jon GeorgeMr. Frank GiovanettiHenry Schein, Inc.Ms. Tina HerbertMs. Alice D. Higgins

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen HimmelsteinMr. and Mrs. John Hospodar, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Michael M. KayKnights of Columbus #14658Knights of Columbus #1954Knights of Columbus #262Knights of Columbus #3533Knights of Columbus #5337Knights of Columbus #7536Knights of Columbus, Ret. MSNR.

Baldwin AssemblyMr. R. Grant LeidyLiberty Bell BankLions Club of Medford LakesLions Club of MoorestownMr. and Mrs. George LoeschMr. Martin LucibelloMs. Edna LumahanMr. and Mrs. Charles E. LyleDr. David Maletzky and Dr. Rachel SifryMr. Charles J. McAfeeDr. and Mrs. Lynn B. McGrathMr. Kevin MostNew Jersey Turnaround

Management AssociationMr. and Mrs. David NewNJ Blackhawk Rod & Gun ClubOccupational Training CenterOscislawski, LLCMr. and Mrs. Anthony PaceMs. Karen C. PajakMrs. Kathleen PastiuPolice and Fire Federal Credit UnionDr. Alexander PoulathasMr. and Mrs. Dominick PuglieseMs. Valerie A. RobertsRose Garden NursingMr. and Mrs. Robert A. RubinsteinDr. and Mrs. Matthew SamraSamson Asset ManagementSt. Anargyroi Greek LadiesMr. and Mrs. Albert StrydeskyDr. and Mrs. Sumathisena SumathisenaDr. S. Justin SzawlewiczCommodore and Mrs. Stephen J. ToalThe Center for Kidney CareUltimate Software GroupMr. Jack UndankMr. and Mrs. James WallaceMr. and Mrs. Norbert WeissMr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilk, Jr.WithumSmith & Brown, PCMs. Leokadia H. ZachMs. Marie ZachDrs. Joseph and Denise Zingrone

Every effort is made to accurately reflect our donors. The Deborah Hospital Foundation regrets any omissions or errors that may have occurred.

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