Biannual News From Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation - TriHealth
Biannual News from Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation WINTER 2012
dearfoundation familywelcometo the first issue of Compassionate Giving, a new quarterlymagazine published by the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation. Each issue willfeature news about important Foundation events, like the Gala and Women ofCompassion. Compassionate Giving also will recognize our generous givers whohelp to improve and save the lives of our patients through their stewardship.In short, Compassionate Giving is our family publication. It will keep you and everydonor of the Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation family abreast of the latest familynews, and the good work that takes place here.Compassion magazine, which you previously received, has been replaced withTriHealth Unity which will share news of the entire TriHealth system, includingBethesda North and Good Samaritan hospitals, and the dozens of other health carelocations that TriHealth operates. You will receive TriHealth Unity quarterly.We are so pleased to include you among our Good Samaritan HospitalFoundation family. We hope you find this first issue, and every issue ofCompassionate Giving to be informative, fun to read, and a welcomeaddition to your mailbox bi-annually.Be assured. Although Compassionate Giving represents a change in how wecommunicate, our mission is still the same: To secure and steward philanthropic giftswhich will ensure compassionate care that will last a lifetime. Thank you for the roleyou play in carrying out this mission.Sincerely,Mary L. RaffertyPresident and Chief Executive OfficerGood Samaritan Hospital Foundation
Compassionate Giving is published bi-annuallyby Good Samaritan Hospital FoundationGOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION MISSIONThe mission of Good Samaritan Hospital Foundationis to secure and steward philanthropic gifts which willensure compassionate care that will last a lifetime.GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATION STAFFMary L. Rafferty, President and Chief Executive OfficerAdrienne CruiseLura DarwishCarol DiPillaChar GirmannGeneva KincerTrina McAlisterLynn MeyerDonna ObertKelly RowlandKelly SmithStephanie Stout-Tracycelebrate women who have touchedour lives in special ways page 8 contents winter 2012GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONBOARD OF TRUSTEESJames L. Wainscott, ChairmanEdward V. Arbaugh,III, Vice ChairmanLinda Smith Berry, SecretaryNicholas P. Sargen, TreasurerMary L. Rafferty, President and Chief Executive OfficerLilly AshbrookJane T. BirckheadDavid W. BurleighCarol L. ButlerDonna V. deGraafR. Daniel FalesSister Barbara Hagedorn, S.C.Ronald G. HeibertRenita HomanDavid L. LacyJoann M. Lohr, M.D.Tifanie McMillanRalph (Mike) MichaelSteven R. OrtnerJohn S. ProutCourtney Reitman-DeinleinPamela D. SibcyJames A. SluzewskiLee M. Stautberg24568914The Good Samaritans 2012 Gala – A Groovy Blast from the PastMission Complete – Minimally Invasive Surgery Training CenterDonor Feature: Rita Ross BramkampNewest Foundation Board MembersWomen of Compassion EventLifetime Giving RecognitionTribute Gifts: May 2011 through December 31, 2011 on the cover2012 Gala Chairs Renita Homan and Cyndi Cappel(Shane Gamble, photographer)To add names or to delete your name from the mail list, contact:Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation375 Dixmyth AvenueCincinnati, OH 45220513.862.3786www.GSHFoundation.comSnap this QR code with your smartphoneto see how you can help supportGood Samaritan Hospitalor visit www.gshfoundation.com.If you do not wish to receive future issue of Compassionate Giving magazineor any other future fundraising communications from Good SamaritanHospital Foundation, you may opt-out of future communications. Pleasesend a letter to Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation, 375 Dixmyth Avenue,Cincinnati, Ohio 45220. In your letter, please state that you do not wishto receive any future fundraising communications from Good SamaritanHospital Foundation.COMPASSIONATE GIVING 1 gshfoundation.com
Event raises more than half a million dollars – an all time record!The Good Samaritans’ 28th Annual Gala – Groovy Blast from the Past raised more than 503,000 to benefit Good Samaritan Free HealthCenter of Price Hill and the Medical Education Research Fund.This amount is an all time record for this annual fundraising event.Nearly 700 supporters of Good Samaritans Foundation gathered at theHyatt Regency Cincinnati, where guests were treated to a cocktailreception followed by a gourmet dinner. After dinner in the RegencyBallroom, guests danced the night away to the sounds of the 60s and70s. The event was an explosion of light with flashing necklaces andrings, wigs, mirror ball centerpieces, groovy dancers, Andy Warhol stylephotos, “faux” tye-dye T-shirts and a vintage bar featuring the famousSloe Gin Fizz, Tequila Sunrise and Whiskey Sours.Tim Cappel, Cyndi Cappel, Gala Co-Chairman;Renita Homan, Gala Chairman and Rich HomanGood Samaritan Hospital Medical and Dental staff generously underwrote the Entertainment and Room Décor and PNC underwrote theDinner Entrée. In addition to being corporate sponsors, AK SteelCorporation and Turner Construction Company underwrote the Horsd’oeuvres and Salad and Dessert Courses. Other corporate sponsorsincluded: Fifth Third Bank, Group Health, Hatton Foundation, Macy’s,Phillips Supply Co., SC Ministry Foundation, Sisters of Charity, and TriHealth, Inc. These substantial underwriting and sponsorships donations had a considerable impact on the fundraising efforts for thisannual event.The Good Samaritans is a dedicated volunteer organization of GoodSamaritan Hospital Foundation and includes members with ties to themedical and business community. The Good Samaritans have raisedmore than 5.2 million in their history. This year’s Gala Chairman wasRenita Homan and her Co-Chairman was Cyndi Cappel. They workeddiligently with other Gala committee volunteers and with physicianchampion Marc A. Alexander, MD.THE GOOD SAMARITANS WOuLD LIkE TO THANk ALL LISTED FOR THEIR SuPPORT OF THE 2012 GALA. CORPORATE SPONSORSAk Steel CorporationFifth Third BankGroup HealthHatton FoundationMacy’sPhillips Supply Co.SC Ministry FoundationSisters of CharityTriHealth, Inc.Turner Construction Company CORPORATE FRIENDSTaft, Stettinius & Hollister, LLPWestern & Southern Financial GroupGood Samaritan HospitalDepartment of OB/GYNGood Samaritan HospitalDepartment of SurgeryGood Samaritan HospitalInternal Medicine Residency ProgramGood Samaritan HospitalVascular FellowshipGroup HealthHHA Services/MorrisonHealthcare FoodserviceHORANMedical X-Ray, Inc.Obstetric Anesthesia Associates, Inc.Ohio National Financial Services CORPORATE TABLESHumana, Inc. (2)Berg Berry InsuranceCardiac, Vascular & Thoracic Surgeons, IncCardiology Associates of Cincinnati,an Affiliate of TriHealth Heart InstituteCatholic Health InitiativesCincinnati BellCincinnati Children’s Perinatal InstituteCincinnati RedsClark Schaefer HackettCousin Construction CompanyChrist Hospital Physicians FOV(Friends of Vic DiPilla)Frost Brown Todd LLCCOMPASSIONATE GIVING 2 gshfoundation.comOhio Valley Electrical Services, LLCOncology Partners Networkan Affiliate of TriHealth Cancer InstitutePhysician Anesthesia Services, Inc.PNCQualified Emergency Specialists, Inc.Queen City PhysiciansRendigs, Fry, kiely & Dennis, L.L.P.Tri-State Maternal-Fetal MedicineAssociates, Inc.u.S. BankWilliams Foundation
UNDERWRITERSGOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITALMEDICAL AND DENTAL STAFFEntertainment and Room DécorPNCEntréeAk STEEL CORPORATIONSalad Course and Dessert CourseTuRNER CONSTRuCTION COMPANYHors d’oeuvresBAkER CONCRETE CONSTRuCTION, INC.Wine with DinnerCHC FABRICATING CORPORATIONMAXIM CRANE WORkSNELSON STARk COMPANYVALLEY INTERIOR SYSTEMSCocktail HourANONYMOuSTHE GROTE FAMILY OF COMPANIESkATHMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.PIVOTekTP MECHANICAL CONTRACTORSAfter Dinner CocktailsPHILLIPS SuPPLY CO.kATZ, TELLER, BRANT & HILDDECOSIMO & Co. LLC“Faux” Tye-Dye T-ShirtsCOMPASSIONATE GIVINGHDR ARCHITECTuRELITHkO CONTRACTING, INC.FOuRTH STREET PERFORMANCE PARTNERS, INC.Andy Warhol Style PhotosSIBCY CLINEValet ParkingRICHARD GOETTLE, INC.PuBLICISu.S. BANkHAL AND DONNA kLINkTable CenterpiecesGBBN ARCHITECTS, INC.kOHRS LONNEMANN HEIL ENGINEERS, PSCPFB ARCHITECTSTHP LIMITEDVintage Bar 3 gshfoundation.comRICH AND RENITA HOMANVideo of Good SamaritanFree Health Center of Price HillJANE AND OLIVER BIRCkHEADDance Floor Give-AwaysRICHTER & PHILLIPS JEWELERSDiamond NecklaceRCF GROuPCoat CheckTHE kIDNEY AND HYPERTENSION CENTERPhotographyWESTERN & SOuTHERN FINANCIAL GROuPInvitation and Program PrintinguPTOWNE GRAPHICSInvitation and Program Design
Minimally Invasive Training Center set to openBy Chris KleinGenerosity can have an enormous impact on the livesof others. Good Samaritan’s new Minimally Invasive TrainingCenter is proof. Because of the generosity of many, thisworld-class center, set to open this fall, is expected to havean immediate and long-lasting impact on patient care.“Good Samaritan has always attracted top-notchphysicians and surgeons,” says Good Samaritan HospitalFoundation President and Chief Executive Officer MaryRafferty. “The Minimally Invasive Training Center will bea place where these experts can develop new surgicaltechniques, refine existing techniques, and test newsurgical devices. Our patients will be the ultimatebeneficiaries.”Located within the hospital, the three-suite Centerwill be home to important, groundbreaking medicalresearch, under the direction of the Hatton ResearchInstitute. Here, Good Samaritan’s staff physicians and surgeons, as well as the hospital’s teaching faculty and residents, will find the tools they need to pursue a wide scope ofresearch. Their findings have the potential to improve patient care not only within Good Samaritan Hospital, but wellbeyond.“We want Good Samaritan to be a place where patientscan find the very best care available,” says Rafferty. “Wethink the Minimally Invasive Training Center will helpto make that happen.”The Center’s completion is due to the generosity ofdozens of donors, including philanthropist Claire Phillips.“Mrs. Phillips continues to change lives through hergenerous gifts to the hospital,” says Rafferty.“We are so grateful for her support.”The new Center also will be a place where Good Samaritan’smedical experts will develop and refine their minimally invasive surgical skills using state-of-the-art equipment. Theywill learn to replace full, open surgery with procedures thatuse small incisions to minimize patients’ blood loss and pain,and promote more rapid healing.COMPASSIONATE GIVING 4 gshfoundation.com
A LIFETIMEof GOOD SAMMEMORIESBy Chris KleinSome memories are so sweet they bring tears to theeyes. Rita Bramkamp has plenty of such memories,many centered at Good Samaritan Hospital.Rita’s Good Sam experiences began in 1954 when sheleft her parents and 11 siblings in Holton, Indiana toattend the Good Samaritan School of Nursing. “Talkabout a fish out of water!” says Rita. “My high schoolgraduated 14 students; most of my nursing schoolclassmates came from huge schools.”Yet more than50 years later, she looks back on the experience as thestart of a wonderful journey.“I met so many great girls,” she sniffles. “We still havelunch every month or so.” Rita’s closest friends lived inGood Sam’s dormitory for out-of-town students. Shelaughs remembering the alligator that lived in thebathtub for a short time. “The housemother neverfound out!” A duck from Burnet Woods also spenttime in the dorm. “I was not the instigator,” Ritainsists. Remembering the comradeship amongstudents brings tears to her eyes. “It was such atreasure,” she says.In addition to lifelong friends, Rita gained aknowledge of nursing that would last a lifetime.After graduation she was recruited to work atCincinnati’s Longview Hospital, working first inresearch, then in Longview’s operating room.For 20 years she assisted during routine surgerieson many of the hospital’s 3,200 residents, includinggallbladders, urology, gynecology, labor and delivery.“I loved it. I couldn’t wait to get to work every day.”At age 41 Rita married Edward G. Bramkamp andtransferred to Holmes Hospital where she workedpart-time for 12 years. When Rita retired, wordtraveled fast and the volunteer requests beganpouring in. Happy to oblige, Rita’s career as avolunteer continues today. She especially enjoysRita Ross Bramkampvolunteering at Good Sam with some of her nursing school upper classmates, and some of herclosest friends. During their every-Friday craft-making sessions Rita says “sometimes we laugh sohard that people stick their head in the door to find out what is going on!” Her volunteer roles haveincluded Special Projects Chair for The Guild, helping to organize the hospital’s annual Fat Tuesdayice cream social, creating Easter favors for patients, and working tirelessly on the annual craft show.When her husband died, Rita endowed the Edward G. Bramkamp and Rita Ross Bramkampscholarship, awarded each year to a student of the Good Samaritan College of Nursing and HealthSciences. “What a great way to honor my late husband while also helping a student at my belovedalma mater,” she says fondly.COMPASSIONATE GIVING 5 gshfoundation.com
Good Samaritan Hospital FoundationBoard of Trustees Recent MembersThe Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation is both pleased and honored to welcome the following individuals to the foundation board:Jane T. Birckhead CPCU is ExecutiveDavid Burleigh, JD is a shareholderDonna de Graaf, AAMS, CISP is aDan Fales CPA, JD is shareholder andVice President and Partner of Hukillat Buechner Haffer Meyers and koeniggraduate of the university of Cincin-Tax Department Chair at Clark ShaeferHazlett Harrington Agency Inc., anCo., LPA a law firm specializing in thenati and Senior Vice President andHackett. His decision to join the Goodinsurance agency serving corporateneeds of the business owner and hisTeam Director at PNC Wealth Manage-Samaritan Foundation Board was anclients and employees. Jane is aor her family. David handles succes-ment. In this role she is responsibleeasy one. “Having had the unfortu-graduate of Indiana university. Shesion and strategic planning issues forfor the delivery of advisory services tonate pleasure of needing Good Sam’sbecame active with the Good Samari-families and businesses. He is a grad-affluent clients and leads a team ofservices, it was amazing how well Itan Hospital Foundation in 1998 whenuate of DePauw, the university ofspecialists in financial planning, in-was treated and taken care of!” It wasshe co-chaired The Good Samaritan’sDallas, and the university ofvestment management and bankingan easy decision to give back to such aGala. “Over the years, I watched theCincinnati College of Law. “Healthservices, including a team focused ongreat organization, he says. He ishospital transform into the best in thecare is in so much flux that we needthe health care industry. “Health careeager to see Good Sam not onlyworld for babies, and robotics,” sheto rally about the best health careis critically important to the successmaintain the excellence that alreadysays. “Good Sam has always been aorganizations,” he says. “Good Sam isand vitality of our Cincinnati region,”exists, but to be part of makingmagical place of compassion, trueamong the best. If, by my volunteer-she believes. “Good Sam sets the stan-Good Sam better - “if that is possible!”compassion, obvious every time Iing, I can help Good Sam to be theredard for superior care in a compas-he adds.walk into the hospital, to a meeting,for other people in Greater Cincinnati,sionate setting. They are a rock in theto the foundation office, or to visitthen I’m happy to do it.” Each ofever-changing, and increasingly com-someone.”David’s four children are Goodplex system of health care. We have aSam babies.responsibility to be good stewards ofour valued resources.”COMPASSIONATE GIVING 6 gshfoundation.com
Sister Barbara Hagedorn, SCJoann Lohr MD is a vascular surgeonMike Michael is president and CEO ofPamela Sibcy is a lifelong residentis currently on sabbatical after servingand Director of Good Samaritan’s JohnFifth Third Bank (Greater Cincinnati).of Cincinnati, and a university ofas president of the Sisters of CharityJ. Cranley Vascular Laboratory. A hos-He is a graduate of Stanford universityCincinnati graduate. She is viceof Cincinnati for eight years. She haspital staff member since 1992, she isand uCLA. He has spent the majoritypresident of Marketing for Sibcyextensive experience working inalso the associate program director forof his career in financial services. OfCline Realtors, whose generosity hashealth care, and is a graduate of thethe hospital’s vascular surgery resi-his decision to serve on the Goodhelped Good Sam become a leaderCollege of Mount St. Joseph and thedency. After earning her medicalSamaritan Hospital Foundation Board,worldwide in robotic-assisted surgery.university of Dayton. A Good Samdegree, she served two Internalhe says, “Quality health care is vital to“Serving on the board gives me thebaby, she accepted the invitation toMedicine residencies, a Generalour region, and Good Sam is a valu-opportunity to be part of an organiza-serve on the Good Samaritan HospitalSurgery residency, and a Vascularable community asset. I'm happy totion that positively affects health care,Foundation Board because “I see mySurgery residency. “Good Samaritanhelp in any way that I can.” He holdshealth education, and promotes well-participation as a way to continue theis like family to me,” says Dr. Lohr. SheGood Samaritan “in the highest regardness to our community,” she says.legacy and mission of the Sisters ofsees the Foundation as continuing thefor its ethics and its quality,” he says,“This is very important to me.” GoodCharity who founded Good Sam andwork of prior leaders, “especially Sisterand is eager to help the missionSam holds a special place in Pam’ssponsored it for many years.”Myra James Bradley, who would be“wherever I am needed.”heart. “Over ten years ago my hus-She adds, “I am familiar with theextremely proud of our Price Hill Clinicband, Rob, had open heart surgeryFoundation’s exceptional work,initiative.” She adds, “I want to seeat Good Samaritan. I will be foreverso being part of that is importanthigh quality medical care and thegrateful to the outstanding careto me.”training of young physicians continuegiven to him by his doctors andin the future.”the nursing staff.”COMPASSIONATE GIVING 7 gshfoundation.com
Women of CompassionA T R I B u T E P R O G R A M TO C E L E B R AT E W O M E NW H O H AV E TO u C H E D O u R L I V E S I N S P E C I A L WAY SCLASS OF 2006Clara Ann Barry*kathy CulverJean GendreauCindy GriffithMarcia HannishinMary Ann krogerCarol LitkenhausRose Marie Lukens*Lynn MeyerMary Louise Roebke*Laura Ann Ross*Bernadine WalkerGeraldine WittekindCLASS OF 2008katie Carrigan*Sarah CulverLucia FrickeMary Joan GoddardDonna HisleSister Anita Marie Howe*Beth knueppelElaine McGuireTerry MillerOutpatient Cancer CenterNurses and StaffPhyllis SchoenbergerEleanor Marie SmallCLASS OF 2007Amy Hudepohl ArlinghausRosemary AuerCarol BelmontPat BerningCarol BeslJacqueline Boothe Lips*Sister Mary Florence Heric *kelly RowlandSister Anthony O’Connell*CLASS OF 2009Sister Myra James Bradley*Mary CampolongoBarbara CulverSister Rita Glynn*Sandy kieferDiane MotzSheree PaolelloJoan Schmittkathy SheanshangJane WhalenCLASS OF 2010Clare AllaireRuth BarryBernie BrunsmanSybil BurtSister Lynn HeperBeth Lucaskaren NewberneBetty PowleyMary RaffertyJill Hoblitzell StrubMary Sparke*CLASS OF 2011Barbara ApkingClorinda CaproniNorma ClarkDr. Claire EsselmanSharon HarrisonCandy HartMary Tebben Mootz*Joan PaceAdela RuizAdele Peters Schulte*Pam ShannonJoann Sullivan-MannThe Good Samaritan Hospital FoundationWomen of Compassion program celebrateswomen who have touched our lives in specialways. Perhaps you experienced kindness,understanding or love from an importantwoman in your life. Perhaps she is yourmother, daughter, or sister; maybe a teacheror co-worker someone who helped youbecome the person you are today.In honor of the extraordinary women from ourpast and those present in our lives today, youcan nominate a special woman in your life asa Woman of Compassion with a minimum giftof 1,000 to the Good Samaritan HospitalFoundation. Your gift may be given inmemory or honor of your nominee.Your gift may be designated to support theGreatest Needs of the Hospital, the College ofNursing and Health Science or the program thatis most important to you and your nominee. Allof our Women of Compassion will be recognizedat a special luncheon held in their honor. Thisyear’s program will be held on Friday, May 4,2012 at the Queen City Club. Donors will havethe opportunity to write a special tribute abouttheir honoree that will be read at the luncheonand included in the program. Sheree Paolello,co-anchor for WLWT-Channel 5, will serve onceagain as the emcee for this event.* deceased membersCOMPASSIONATE GIVING 8 gshfoundation.comSave the DateFriday, May 4, 2012For more information contactKelly Rowland at513-862-3787 orKelly Rowland@trihealth.com
Lifetime Giving SocietiesGood Samaritan Hospital Foundation is pleased to acknowledge and thank the special individuals, corporations, foundations and organizationswho have made lifetime gifts of 10,000 or more to Good Samaritan Hospital and our mission of providing compassionate care.SISTER ANTHONy O'CONNELLCIRCLE OF COMPASSION 1,000,000-aboveCastellini FoundationCatholic Health InitiativesEstate of Eleanor McDevittGood Samaritan Hospital GuildHarold C. Schott FoundationHatton FoundationMrs. Claire B. PhillipsSC Ministry FoundationSisters of Charity of CincinnatiThe Good SamaritansJOSEPH BUTLER SOCIETy 500,000- 999,999Estate of Marcella DennertEstate of Olga ImwalleGood Samaritan Hospital Medical and Dental StaffJacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, Fifth Third Bank, TrusteeThe Farmer Family FoundationThe Health Foundation of Greater CincinnatiThe Procter & Gamble FundWestern & Southern Financial GroupLOUIS WORTHINGTON SOCIETy 250,000- 499,999Carol and James Besl Family FoundationCharlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund, Fifth Third Bank, TrusteeDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. FogartyFoundation for Healthy CommunitiesGood Samaritan Hospital OB/GYN DepartmentMr. Richard E. Lindner Sr.*Macy's FoundationMidland Company FoundationPam and Rob SibcyThe Thomas J. Emery Memorial FoundationTurner Construction CompanyuS Bank FoundationJames and Darla WainscottDISTINGUISHED BENEFACTORS 100,000- 249,999Ak Steel CorporationMiss Rosemary M. AuerBaker Concrete Construction, Inc.Janet and Ron BeckemeyerMrs. Carol BeslBethesda Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Erna ButlerCardiac, Vascular & Thoracic Surgeons, Inc.Cardiology Associates of Cincinnati, Inc.Dr. William and Joanne ChangCincinnati BellCincinnati Children's Perinatal InstituteMiss Norma L. ClarkDr. and Mrs. John J. Cranley, Jr.**Rita and Bob DriehausDuke Energy FoundationDuke Energy Midwest Charitable GivingDr. and Mrs.* Frank E. EllisEstate of Joel AdamsEstate of Lucille BrunerEstate of Hila O. FoleyEstate of Thelma M. HoffmanEstate of Dr. J. Harold kotteEstate of Ted LukensEstate of Richard T.F. Schmidt, MDEstate of Elizabeth SchneiderEstates of Robert C. and Gladys C. OrtnerFifth Third BankGood Samaritan Hospital Internal MedicineDepartmentDr. and Mrs. Lionel R. kingkroger CompanyMr.* and Mrs. Carl H. LindnerMedical X-Ray, Inc.Ohio National Financial ServicesOhio National FoundationPNC Bank FoundationProvident BankQualified Emergency Specialists, Inc.COMPASSIONATE GIVING 9 gshfoundation.comRuth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation, Inc.Ruth Lyons Children's FundSteve and Terry SchrantzScripps Howard Foundationken Berry and Linda Smith BerryTaft, Stettinius & Hollister LLPThe Robert and Christine Steinmann FamilyFoundationTri-State Maternal-Fetal Medicine Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wurster**SAMARITAN SOCIETy 50,000- 99,999Archdiocese of CincinnatiDr. and Mrs. Howard BerningerBethesda, Inc.Carl and Joyce BraunCatholic Health Initiatives Regional OfficeCharles E. Schell Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, TrusteeMorris and Lucinda CohenDeloitte and Touche Consulting GroupDavid and Ginny DornheggenEstate of Mary Jane BockelmannEstate of Jacqueline Boothe LipsEstate of Mr. Robert CaldwellEstate of Delma R. HulickEstates of Michael and Maggie kennardEstate of Alfred E. NortonEstate of Margaret C. RyanEstate of Virginia SchillingEstate of Mildred J. WaltersEstate of Florence L. ZorensEdwards Lifesciences FundFidelity Investment FoundationDebbie and Tom FinnGroup Health Associates Physicians and SurgeonsHDR ArchitectureSister Anita Marie Howe, SC*Humana, Inc.Josephine S. Russell Charitable Trust, PNC Bank, TrusteeMr. and Mrs. William G. kagler
Lifetime Giving SocietiesDr. and Mrs. George kreylingLeonard W. kuehnle MD*LeBlond FoundationLester J. Besl Family FoundationRosemarie LibbertMacy's, Inc.March of Dimes, Ohio ChapterSusan k. McBethDr. Charles E. and Ann C. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Frank McGuireDr. and Mrs. Richard L. MeyerMonsanto FundObstetric Anesthesia Associates, Inc.Oncology Partners NetworkPhillips Supply Company, Inc.Physicians Anesthesia Service, Inc.PNC Financial Services GroupNancy Mackenzie PowellQueen City General & Vascular Surgeons GroupDr. and Mrs. Majid A. QureshiDr. and Mrs. Ranjit RathFritz and Will* RatledgeMr.* and Mrs. kenneth H. RobertsDr. Thomas A.* and Mrs. Mavis SaladinSchottenstein, Zox and Dunn Company LPASisters of the Precious BloodMr. and Mrs. Mervin SmithMr. and Mrs. Barry M. SmythMrs. John J. Strader IVTaft Broadcasting CompanyThe Burleigh FoundationThe Cincinnati RedsThe Cincinnati Reds Community FundThe Gardner Family FoundationThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe National Speaking of Women's Health FoundationThe Sutphin Family FoundationThe union Central Life Insurance CompanyTime Warner CableTriHealth, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alex WarmDr. Richard and Darlene WellingWilliams FoundationDr. Roland* and Mrs. Phyllis WintzingerCARING SPIRIT SOCIETy 25,000- 49,999Dr. and Mrs. Marc A. Alexander and FamilyAmerican Cancer Society, Ohio Division, Inc.AnonymousMr. Roger ArlingAuxiliary of Bethesda HospitalDr. and Mrs. Michael BaggishRuth A. BarryAnn BeischelEdward* and Rita BramkampMr. kyle C. BrooksDr. and Mrs. Edward H. Browne**Richard B. Budde Sr. MDWilliam L. Budde, Ph.D.John and Rita CarriganChessie System RailroadsChiquita Brands International FoundationCranley Surgical Associates, Inc.Barbara A. CulverMrs. Georges DaoudDuBois ChemicalsErnst &Young LLPEstate of Mary DwierEstate of Carolyn GarrettEstate of Mary A. GephartEstate of Marien M. GrossmanEstate of Elizabeth F. RhodesEstate of Emery SzantiEstate of Helen WesselsEthicon Endo-Surgery, Inc.Drs. Georges and Tina FeghaliFetal Care Center of CincinnatiDr. and Mrs. R. Terrell FreyFrost BrownTodd LLCGeneral & Vascular Surgeons of Butler CountyGinny Roberts BowlingTournamentGradison Div. of McDonald & Co FoundationDr. and Mrs. kevin GrannanWill Groneman and Maureen FlanaganDr. and Mrs. Donald E. GundersonJoseph P. and Teresa R. HaydenMr. and Mrs. Albert E. Heekin, IIIHelen Steiner Rice FoundationTom and Francie HiltzMr. Roy Hobbie Jr.COMPASSIONATE GIVING 10 gshfoundation.comHoman FoundationMary J. Hunter*Jack J. Smith Charitable TrustDr. and Mrs. Ron M. koppenhoeferHelen koselka, MD and Edward Horton, MDRuth F. LawlerDr. Joann M. Lohr and Mr. Michael W. ReardonDr. and Mrs. Ben MaraanDr. Maurice D. Marsh*Mercantile Stores Company, Inc.Lynn and John MeyerMorrison Healthcare FoodserviceMs. William P. MulvaneyErik and Ellie NelsonDr. James W. NewberneElizabeth S. Panke, MD and Thomas W. Panke, MDDr. Charles and Roses Pfahler**PNC Wealth ManagementProcter & Gamble Fund Matching Gift ProgramMr. John S. ProutQueen City Physicians, LTDR. J. Beischel Building CompanyMary and Rick RaffertyResonate, Inc.Robert H. Reakirt Foundation, PNC Bank, TrusteePamela P. RossmannSCB Investments PartnershipDr. and Mrs. James A. Schlueter**Don and Joan SchmittStephen and Carol SchwalbeJohn and Susan ShawDr. and Mrs. Peter ShengDr. John SvirbelyThe Daniel and Susan Pfau FoundationThe Edwards FoundationThe General Electric Foundation MatchingGifts ProgramThe kidney and Hypertension Centerunited States Shoe CorporationMarjorie Grad Vockell MD*W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.Whitewater FoundationWilliam and Aileen Whiting FoundationWilliam H. Albers FoundationXtek Foundation
Lifetime Giving Societies HEARTS OF GOLD SOCIETy 10,000- 24,999Abbott LaboratoriesAbbott Laboratories - Ross Products DivisionDr. and Mrs. Ira A. AbrahamsonAcademy of MedicineDr. and Mrs. John E. AlbersAlbert B. Cord Charitable FoundationMr. Henry G. and Dr. Elizabeth AlexanderRuth Alger*Clare C. AllaireLeslie AltimierAnonymous DonorsAnthem Blue Cross & Blue ShieldAssured-Micro Services, Inc.Mrs. Bernd B. BachBahmann FoundationDr. and Mrs. Eldridge A. BakerDrs. Sabino T. and Nina BaluyotBarbara BardonMarcella Mulvihill BarnhorstDr. and Mrs. Daniel R. BeckmanMrs. Grace BeischelCarol L. BelmontSusan Bergman-Wandstrat and Herb WandstratDr. and Mrs. Gordon BillsBloom & Greene and Company, LPAMadeline Bluemle, LTC Ret.Dr. Barry A. BlumBoston Scientific SCIMEDRobert BraunBremnerDuke Healthcare Real EstateDr. and Mrs. Robert R. BurgerClorinda Malloni CaproniDr. and Mrs. W. Douglas CardenCareSource FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brian CarleyDr. and Mrs. Terrence J. CarriganCHC Fabricating CorporationMr. and Mrs. James N. ClarkClopay CorporationCollette Travel Service, Inc.Continental Textile IncorporatedConvergys CorporationBill CosgroveSuzanne and Youssef T. Costandi, M.D.Cousin Construction CompanyDr. and Mrs. James P. CranleyDr. and Mrs. E. David CrawfordTheresa A. CrawfordCreative DimensionsMrs. Mary Christine DaushMr. and Mrs. Jerry E. DavisDeloitte & Touche LLPDinsmore & Shohl LLPDavid and kelley DowningDr. and Mrs. James P. DuffyEdwin Zicka Fund of Greater Cincinnati FoundationEpic Systems CorporationMiss Claire EsselmanEstate of Sidney C. BrantEstate of Margaret A. CashEstate of B. Harvey DaleEstate of Norma Fla
many centered at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rita's Good Sam experiences began in 1954 when she left her parents and 11 siblings in Holton, Indiana to attend the Good Samaritan School of Nursing. "Talk about a fish out of water!" says Rita. "My high school graduated 14 students; most of my nursing school classmates came from huge schools."
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The Samaritan Pentateuch (SP) constitutes the entire canon of sacred text for the Samaritan community. Its prominent role within the Samaritan community is clear. Public reading of the Pentateuch is a central component of communal worship and religious festivals. Inscriptions taken from the Pentateuch decorate public buildings and private homes .
O RIGINS OF THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN The Congregation of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan of the Order of St Benedict was founded in Sydney by John Bede Polding OSB, Australia's first Catholic Archbishop, on 2 February 1857.
Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science ("the College") is an academic community of faculty, staff and students working collaboratively to advance the . Good Samaritan School of Nursing was established. The first graduates (there were eight!) received diplomas three years later. Since then, more than 6,000 nurses
Susan Macy, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer, Good Samaritan Region . Susan Macy, MBA, BSN, came to TriHealth in January 2019 as Director of Critical Care at TriHealth Good Samaritan . Hospital. Her previous position was Nurse Manager of Advanced Care Units at the now closed Good Samaritan . Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.
Good Samaritan Mission 14920 Balm Wimauma Road Wimauma, FL 33598 813-634-7136 www.gsmission.org . Annual Report 2 2017 Contents . The Good Samaritan Mission is a member of both the Sun City Center Chamber of Commerce and the SouthShore Chamber of Commerce.
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