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FISCAL YEAR 2014

HEALTHY PARTNERSHIPS. HEALTHY COMMUNITY.

Mission

Southeast Georgia Health System will provide safe, quality,
accessible and cost-effective care to meet the health needs
of the people and communities it serves.

Vision

Southeast Georgia Health System will be the region’s
health care provider and employer of choice.

Values

In creating a culture that supports our mission and
vision, the values that are sought and rewarded
throughout Southeast Georgia Health System will be:

Customer focus

Caring

Teamwork

Continuous improvement

Open communication

Dedication and integrity

Contents

A Message from Our Leadership 2
Southeast Georgia Health System Welcomes 4
New Hospital Authority and Advisory Members
Partnering for Progress 6
New Medical Staff and Allied Health 8
Professionals, New Experts
Expanding to Meet New Health Care Needs 10
Technological Progress Results in Advanced Treatments 13
Southeast Georgia Health System by the Numbers 14
Our Financial Position 15
The Quality of Our Care Is Indisputable 16
Affiliations and Designations 17
Validate Quality and Cost-Efficiency
Awards Acknowledge Dedication and Achievement 18
Longtime Team Members Honored 20
Honoring Our Incredible, Irreplaceable Volunteers 21
Grants and Donations Benefit Patients 22
Partnerships Strengthen Our 22
Commitment to the Community
Nurturing the Health Care Leaders of Tomorrow 24
Fantastic Health Fairs Help Educate the Community 24
Raising Awareness, Saving Lives 25
A Foundation Dedicated to Supporting 26
Continued Excellence
Friends of the Foundation Program 28

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O u rA Message from
Leadership

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Dear Friends:

The past year has brought dynamic partnerships, exciting collaborations and promising
new ventures to Southeast Georgia Health System. This report for fiscal year 2014
(May 1, 2013, to April 30, 2014) demonstrates how our new ventures serve to
reinforce our commitment to providing quality health care services to our community.

You’ll read about new partnerships that expand access to care in our region,
including advanced care for pediatric patients. You’ll also learn about our latest
technology, the region’s first pedCAT™ — an advanced diagnostic imaging system
for foot and ankle patients — along with a patient-friendly “feet-first” MRI,
advanced cancer imaging and treatment technologies and more.

We were honored to receive numerous awards this past year from the Georgia
Hospital Association (GHA) in recognition of our commitment to patient safety
and continued improvement in patient care, as well as our adherence to value-based
purchasing core measures developed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Our consistent delivery of excellent care to the residents in Camden County and the
surrounding area resulted in the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals naming
the Camden Campus Small Hospital of the Year. Additionally, the Camden Campus
was honored for enhancing quality health care by reducing the number of early
elective deliveries at the Maternity Care Center by more than 20 percent.

Amid all the growth and changes, our core values remain constant: customer focus,
caring, teamwork, continuous improvement, open communication, dedication and
integrity. These values have served as the basis for all of our past accomplishments; they
will continue to guide us as we strive toward our future goals, which, at the forefront,
include continuing to provide the best health care possible to our communities.

Sincerely,

Gary R. Colberg, FACHE Carl Alexander
President & CEO Chairman
Southeast Georgia Health System Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital Authority

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New HospitalSoutheast Georgia Health System Welcomes
Authority and
Advisory Members

Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital Authority
Valerie A. Hepburn, Ph.D.
St. Simons Island resident Valerie A. Hepburn, Ph.D., joined the Glynn-Brunswick
Memorial Hospital Authority in March 2014, bringing with her an extensive knowledge of
the health care field and a strong commitment to the community. She served as president of
the College of Coastal Georgia for five years and has more than two decades of experience
in academic roles focusing on health care policy, research, financing and regulation.

Camden Campus Advisory
Jean Marie Brazell, HRBP, LMSSC-SWFLANT
Jean Marie Brazell, HRBP, LMSSC-SWFLANT, a human resources representative with
Lockheed-Martin for 27 years, was appointed to the Camden Campus Advisory in
May 2013. Ms. Brazell also has nine years of experience as a registered nurse, both in the
hospital setting and the home health care field, including a position as nurse supervisor of a
pediatric oncology unit.

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Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital Authority Camden Campus Advisory

Front row, L to R: Carl Alexander, Chair; Walter C. McNeely, Secretary; Front row, L to R: Valerie A. Hepburn, Ph.D.; Gary D. Willis; Rose D. Andrews,
Joanne M. Matukaitis, MSN, R.N., FABC, FAACVPR, Vice Chair; Michael D. Hodges, Chair; Vance Hughes; Jean Marie Brazell, HRBP, LMSSC-SWFLANT; back row,
Treasurer; back row, L to R: Valerie A. Hepburn, Ph.D.; David Lawson, M.D., Chief L to R: Jeffrey B. Barker; James B. Lomis; Mark R. Kevan, Vice Chair;
of Staff; Mitchell T. Jones, M.D.; Vance Hughes; M.H. “Woody” Woodside; and Thomas C. Whitesell Jr., M.D., Chief of Staff; Steve E. Rawl Sr.; and Mary T. Root.
Robert C. Turner.

Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Camden Campus Cooperative Healthcare
Hospital Authority Advisory Services, Inc.

Chair: Chair: Chair:
Carl Alexander Rose D. Andrews Mitchell T. Jones, M.D.

Vice Chair: Vice Chair: Ronald Adams
Joanne M. Matukaitis, MSN, R.N., Mark R. Kevan Gary R. Colberg, FACHE
FABC, FAACVPR J. Melvin Deese, M.D.
Chief of Staff: W.H. “Bill” Gross
Treasurer: Thomas C. Whitesell Jr., M.D. Michael D. Hodges
Michael D. Hodges Christy D. Jordan, R.N., J.D.
Jeffrey B. Barker Joanne M. Matukaitis, MSN, R.N.,
Secretary: Jean Marie Brazell, HRBP, FABC, FAACVPR
Walter C. McNeely LMSSC-SWFLANT Michael D. Scherneck
Valerie A. Hepburn, Ph.D.
Chief of Staff: Vance Hughes
David Lawson, M.D. James B. Lomis
Steve E. Rawl Sr.
Valerie A. Hepburn, Ph.D. Mary T. Root
Vance Hughes Gary D. Willis
Mitchell T. Jones, M.D.
Robert C. Turner
M.H. “Woody” Woodside

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FPoror gre s sPartnering
Last year, Southeast Georgia Health System
established new partnerships that enabled us
to expand and strengthen our offerings in a
number of areas — from health care services
to dining experiences.

New Wolfson Children’s Specialty Center L to R: Gary R. Colberg, FACHE, president & CEO, Southeast Georgia
Brings Hope to Children and Their Families Health System; Joe Gordy, FACHE, president & CEO, Flagler Hospital;
Wolfson Children’s at Southeast Georgia and A. Hugh Greene, FACHE, president & CEO, Baptist Health.
Health System in Brunswick opened in September
2013, expanding the number of pediatric specialty Strategic Coastal Collaboration for
services available to children in Coastal Georgia. Changing Communities
The new 6,000-square-foot pediatric care center is In November 2013, Southeast Georgia Health System
the result of a progressive partnership between the joined Baptist Health and Flagler Hospital in exploring
Health System and Wolfson Children’s Hospital, a collaborative health care network that would
one of the nation’s leading pediatric hospitals. potentially span from Brunswick to Jacksonville to
St. Augustine. The primary goal of this partnership is
Located in the Southeast Georgia Health System to capitalize on the strengths of each organization in
Medical Plaza, the center offers a number of ways that will benefit patients, staff, local businesses
specialty services, including pediatric cardiology, and the communities surrounding all three health
provided by physicians with the University of systems. Building on our history of teamwork,
Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville. All together we are developing strategies designed to
physicians who see patients are on the medical facilitate the sharing of best practices and help realize
staff of nationally recognized Wolfson Children’s savings through economies of scale.
Hospital in Jacksonville, Fla. In addition, pediatric
outpatient rehabilitation services are offered by
Southeast Georgia Health System in partnership
with Wolfson Children’s Rehabilitation. Additional
services are expected to be offered in the future.

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Partnership with Bacon County Hospital and Brunswick Campus Auxiliary Gift Shop
Health System Enhances Care
Building on our existing relationship with Bacon A Growing Gift to Patrons
County Hospital and Health System, our now-formal The Southeast Georgia Health System Brunswick
affiliation provides enhanced access to high-quality Campus Auxiliary Gift Shop nearly doubled in
care, telemedicine and physician recruitment efforts. size during 2014. Known for its variety of fashion
Our partnership maximizes opportunities for legal jewelry, accessories and specialty gift items, the shop
services, physician and staff education, equipment now offers an even wider selection to customers.
purchases and service improvements to benefit patients. While the Gift Shop is a convenient place to
Our partnership will also increase professional education purchase a gift for a hospitalized patient, the
and training opportunities focused on quality and safety. availability of trendy brands like Buckhead Betties,
However, both organizations will remain independent, Charlie Paige, Kavu, SCOUT and Kalencom
with their own governing boards, administrations, is making it a local shopping destination.
employees and services. Health System Gift Shops are staffed by our
auxiliary volunteer partners, and proceeds are
Partnership Brings New Radiology donated to the Health System.
Services Group to Camden
August 2013 brought the addition of the Athens, Ga.- New Alliance Enhances
based ProDocs, LLC, radiology group to the Camden Senior Care in Brunswick
Campus. The partnership added two board-certified In July 2013, physicians from Glynn Medical
radiologists to Camden Radiology Services, expanding Associates began providing attending physician
our diagnostic and nonvascular interventional radiology services to residents of the Southeast Georgia
services in the Camden County area. Health System Senior Care Center-Brunswick.
This collaborative effort brings a level of care
Laura S. Taylor, M.D., board-certified radiologist, to seniors typically not found in long-term
serves as a full-time on-site radiologist, with care facilities. The physician group is now known
Joshua M. Blackmon, M.D., board-certified radiologist, as Southeast Georgia Physician Associates-
reading images off-site. Dr. Taylor has specialized Glynn Internal Medicine. The physicians are all
expertise in performing and interpreting a wealth board-certified in internal medicine, a specialty that
of nonvascular image-guided procedures, such as includes geriatric care as an area of expertise.
abdominal abscess drains, chest tubes, solid organ
biopsies, breast needle localizations, steroid injections
into joints and arthrograms — procedures patients
previously had to travel to Brunswick or Jacksonville
to have performed.

Collaboration Ushers in Enhanced
Dining Experience
In December 2013, our Brunswick Campus unveiled
an expanded and remodeled cafeteria that offers
greater menu selection and 50 percent more seating.
The new, easy-to-navigate dining area was funded
entirely by Morrison Management Specialists, Inc.,
providing visitors, staff and physicians with a more
enjoyable dining experience.

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New Medical Staff
and Allied Health

NE xepwer t sProfessionals,
As part of our continuing efforts to provide a broad range
of specialized health services to our region’s residents,
Southeast Georgia Health System is pleased to welcome
21 new physicians and allied health care professionals
to Cooperative Healthcare Services, Inc.

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Community Care Center Southeast Georgia
Samantha Meeks,ANP-C Physician Associates–
Hematology & Oncology,
Glynn Family Medicine Center Office of Dr. Moran
Elizabeth A. Bulatao,ANP-C M. Katherine Collins, FNP-BC

Southeast Georgia Physician Southeast Georgia
Associates–Camden Pediatrics Physician Associates–
Lera “Liv” Fina, D.O. Hospital Medicine
Kimberly H. Graw, FNP-BC Babajide O. Falana, M.D.
Shelly D. Samuel, M.D.
Southeast Georgia Physician B.Todd Stringer, PA-C
Associates–Camden Primary Care
Robyn N. Ellis, FNP-BC Southeast Georgia
Donna J. Hooks, FNP-BC Physician Associates–
Neurosciences
Southeast Georgia Physician Enrique J. Fernandez, M.D.
Associates–Gastroenterology
Huitt Mattox, M.D. Southeast Georgia
Darrell Schwertner, M.D. Physician Associates–
David Whitehead, M.D. Obstetrics & Gynecology
Deborah Lindahl, N.P.-C Nancy A. Denlea, M.D.
LeVinchi Oglesby, N.P.-C
Southeast Georgia
Southeast Georgia Physician Physician Associates–
Associates–Glynn Vascular Pulmonary Medicine
& General Surgery Melissa Bailey, PA-C
Sandra S. Daniell, PA-C Nancy J.Warner, PA-C

Southeast Georgia Physician
Associates–Hematology
& Oncology, Office of
Drs. Moores & Cheong
Nicole A. Hiller,AOCNP

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NHNCaeeerwaeeldtshExpanding to Meet
As the communities we serve grow and change, Southeast Georgia
Health System continues to expand its services with new centers, new
physician practices and new services for children and their families.

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The 60,000-square-foot Medical Plaza-Camden
places physician offices and outpatient services in a
convenient location for residents of Camden County.
In addition to laboratory services, the Medical Plaza
houses physicians who offer behavioral health care,
plastic surgery, family medicine, internal medicine,
obstetrics and gynecology, sports medicine and
orthopaedic services.

Front row, L to R: Cheryl O’Donoghue, FNP-BC; S. Vasantha-Kumar, M.D.; Lactation Room Offers Comfort
and Robyn N. Ellis, FNP-BC; back row, L to R: Donna J. Hooks, FNP-C; and Privacy
Eric J. Taylor, M.D.; Janise H. Whitesell, M.D.; Todd E. Harlos, PA-C; In support of breastfeeding, a new lactation room
Thomas C. Whitesell Jr., M.D.; Daniel A. Dino, M.D.; Janice P. Ramirez, FNP-C was opened on the Camden Campus, offering
greater comfort and privacy to patients, visiting
Expanded Primary Care mothers and team members who are nursing. The
in Camden County new room is furnished with comfortable chairs, a
In early 2014, Camden Family Medicine Center refrigerator and sink, a restroom and a curtained
joined Southeast Georgia Physician Associates- pump station. The Brunswick Campus offers a
Internal Medicine to form Southeast Georgia similar space, the Coolidge Lactation Resource
Physician Associates-Camden Primary Care. The Center, named by Carl and Kim Coolidge in
combined practice adds efficiency, and improves memory of their son Clay Frederick Coolidge.
patient access to primary and specialty care without
the need to travel to another location. Specialist Eases Children’s Anxiety
About Hospital Visits
New Medical Plazas Benefit Children who are facing medical procedures
the Community or hospitalization can become quite anxious,
Fall 2013 marked the official opening of our two experiencing feelings of confusion, fear and loss
new medical plazas in Brunswick and Camden. The of control. Our new child life specialist,
Medical Plaza-Brunswick began as a three-story Earlene Dickson, B.S., CCLS, helps ease those
building designed to provide a convenient location fears by providing age-appropriate preparation
for physicians to treat their patients. The demand and compassionate support. Mrs. Dickson, who
for office space soon necessitated the addition of spent five years as a child life specialist at Wolfson
a fourth story, resulting in the 80,000-square- Children’s Hospital in Jacksonville, provides a
foot plaza. In addition to current Health System valuable service that results in better outcomes for
outpatient services, such as mammography, our pediatric patients and comfort for their families.
phlebotomy and dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry The child life specialist is located on the Brunswick
(DEXA) scans for bone density testing, the Medical Campus and provides services in the Pediatric Unit,
Plaza also offers ear, nose and throat physicians; Emergency Care Center, Radiology
obstetrics and gynecology; and children’s specialty and Laboratory.
medical services through Wolfson Children’s at
Southeast Georgia Health System.

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First-in-Region pedCATTM Offers Advanced less pain and scarring, shorter hospital stays and better
Foot and Ankle Imaging patient outcomes.
The Health System became the first in the region — and
one of only 12 health care facilities in the world — to First-in-Georgia Treatment of
acquire the pedCAT™ TRUE 3D weight-bearing Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms Using
imaging device. Offered at the MRI & Imaging Stent Graft System
Center in the Summit Professional Plaza in In August 2013, physicians at the Brunswick
Brunswick, the system provides advanced imaging Campus became the first in the state of Georgia to
specifically for the foot and ankle. These sophisticated use an innovative new type of stent graft system
images will aid doctors in diagnosing and treating a for minimally invasive repair of abdominal aortic
variety of foot and ankle disorders. The pedCAT also aneurysms. Terry Reynolds, M.D., board-certified
protects our patients by using less radiation than other radiologist, and Stephen Kitchen, M.D., board-certified
advanced forms of imagery. general surgeon, performed the procedures using the
Ovation™ Abdominal Stent Graft System. While
New “Feet-First” MRI Puts Patient other stent graft devices have been available previously,
Comfort First the Ovation system allows stent grafts to be delivered
New to the Camden Campus this year is a General through a smaller-diameter catheter. This innovative
Electric 450W MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) procedure can extend care to a larger group of patients
scanner featuring GE’s exclusive “GEMS” technology. who would otherwise not be eligible for surgery.
The unit is less restrictive than a traditional MRI
machine and allows for “feet-first” imaging for all Expanding Cancer Care Services
procedures. It’s the most advanced imaging system in in Camden County
Southeast Georgia and is able to accommodate virtually The addition of a PET/CT (positron emission
any type of MRI scan, providing richly detailed images tomography/computerized tomography) imaging
in half the time of other systems available locally. system will help physicians on our Camden Campus
Less time in the scanner and a more “open feel” allow stage and treat cancer with more accuracy than before.
greater comfort for patients. Additionally, the 1.5 Tesla PET/CT is especially useful in measuring the effects
magnet’s strength greatly enhances diagnostic capabilities, of cancer treatment on a tumor. While PET/CT
enabling better outcomes. imaging has been available on our Brunswick
Campus, now patients at our Camden Campus can
Region’s First Single-Incision Gallbladder also receive advanced cancer care close to home.
Removal Using da Vinci® Robotic System
The Brunswick Campus became the site of the CT Technology Used at Olympic Games
first single-incision cholecystectomy in the Southeast Comes to Southeast Georgia
Georgia region. In a surgery performed by The Health System installed a new CT (computerized
Stephen Kitchen, M.D., board-certified general surgeon, tomography) scanner on the Camden Campus for
in December 2013, the patient’s gallbladder was removed patient diagnostics that utilizes the same technology
through a single incision in the navel. Since then, Dr. used for athletes at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic
Kitchen has performed more of these surgeries using the Games. The GE Optima CT 660 system is part of
Health System’s da Vinci® robotic surgical system. In 2011, the newest generation of 64-slice scanners, offering
the Health System was the first in the Southeast Georgia greater speed, high precision and a lower dose of
region to acquire the da Vinci robotic surgical system, radiation. The same technology is also available on the
which provides enhanced visualization of the surgery site, Brunswick Campus.

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TrAedavtmanecnetdsTechnological Progress Results in
New and updated technology has led to a number of significant advances at
the Health System in the past year. From sophisticated new diagnostic tools
to a first-in-state medical procedure, Southeast Georgia Health System is
rapidly becoming the region’s destination for the latest in health care.

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Southeast Georgia Health System

By the Numbers...

2,024 3,505 12,265
Babies Inpatient Outpatient and
Delivered Surgeries Endoscopic Surgeries

83,388 41,849 45,183
Volunteer
Emergency Care Immediate Care Hours
Center Visits Center Visits

Uncompensated Care
Financial Position

Southeast Georgia Health System remains committed to providing health care to everyone.

$47.5 million $43.1 million
Charity Care Bad Debts*
(based on published charges)

$466,000 $2.5 million

Unreimbursed Costs Cost of Specialty Care
of Outpatient Care Provided Provided to

to Medicaid Recipients Uninsured Patients

$93.6 million
Total Uncompensated Care
During Fiscal Year 2014

According to the Georgia Hospital Association, the state’s largest hospital trade association,
Southeast Georgia Health System generated more than $533,960,758 in revenue for the local
and state economy.**

The report shows that the Health System has a positive economic impact, even during
challenging economic times.

* A portion of which relates to patients who were not able to pay for their care but did not, for whatever reason, apply for charity care.
** The data comes from the Department of Community Health, Division of Health Planning, Hospital Financial Survey for 2012.The 2012
data is the latest that is currently available from the Georgia Department of Community Health.

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FO uir n a n c i a l
P o s i t i o n Consolidated Balance

Sheet (in thousands)

Assets

2014 2013
Current Assets
Limited Used Assets $85,726 $76,507
Property and Equipment, Net
Other Assets $168,440 $179,230
TOTAL ASSETS
$258,638 $255,874

$14,070 $11,143

$526,874 $522,754

Liabilities and Net Assets

2014 2013
$48,575
Current and Other Liabilities $52,241 $196,664
$277,515
Long-term Debt, Including Current Maturities $195,975 $522,754

Net Assets $278,658

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $526,874

Consolidated Statement of Operations

2014 2013

Net Patient Service Revenue1 $315,621 $320,239

Other Operating Revenue $9,833 $3,658

TOTAL REVENUE $325,454 $323,897

2014 2013
Salaries and Benefits
Supplies and Other Expenses2 $180,892 $175,518
Depreciation and Interest
TOTAL EXPENSES $126,043 $116,882

$29,750 $27,554

$336,685 $319,954

Operating Margin $(11,231) $3,943
Nonoperating Income $12,374 $19,257
OVERALL EXCESS FOR REINVESTMENT $1,143 $23,200

1Net of provision for bad debts of $43,127 in 2014 and $42,592 in 2013
2Inclusive of provider taxes of $4,812 in 2014 and $4,670 in 2013

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Indi s p u t ab l eThe Quality of Our Care Is

The accreditations and endorsements we’ve received throughout our history
attest to the fact that at Southeast Georgia Health System, patients can trust
that they are receiving the best possible care. In fiscal year 2014, our list of
accreditations increased.

Breast Imaging Center of American College of
Excellence Designation Radiology Reaccreditations
Last year, the Southeast Georgia Health System The Brunswick Campus was awarded a three-year
Breast Care Center became one of only three centers term of reaccreditation in stereotactic breast biopsy
in Southeast Georgia to be designated a Breast Imaging after a rigorous review by the American College of
Center of Excellence (BICOE). Bestowed by the Radiology (ACR).Accreditation is awarded only after a
American College of Radiology (ACR), the BICOE peer-review evaluation is conducted by board-certified
designation means that the Breast Care Center has physicians and medical physicists who are experts in the
reached high standards of practice in image quality, field of imaging.
personnel qualifications, equipment, quality control
and quality assurance. The MRI & Imaging Center, located in the Summit
Professional Plaza in Brunswick, was awarded a three-
College of American Pathologists year term of reaccreditation in ultrasound following
National Accreditation an extensive review by the ACR.The ACR gold seal
The Camden Campus laboratory received national of accreditation represents the highest level of patient
accreditation from the College of American safety standards and image quality and is awarded only
Pathologists (CAP). CAP accreditation is considered to facilities that meet ACR Practice Guidelines and
the gold standard for medical laboratory services, Technical Standards.
indicating that a laboratory has gone beyond meeting
basic regulatory standards. The Brunswick Campus
laboratory is also CAP accredited.

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Affiliations and

Q ualit y andDesignations Validate
Cost-Efficiency

Wound Care Center Recognized for Excellence
In 2014 the Health System’s Wound Care Center was presented the
Robert A. Warriner III, M.D., Center of Excellence award by Healogics Inc., the
nation’s largest provider of advanced wound care services, for meeting the Center
of Distinction quality standards for two years in a row. The Center achieved patient
satisfaction rates over 92 percent and a healing rate of greater than or equal to
91 percent in less than 30 median days, among other quality standards.

The Joint Commission Accreditation
The Brunswick and Camden hospitals are accredited by The Joint Commission —
an independent, not-for-profit organization that accredits and certifies health care
organizations and programs in the United States. This accreditation excludes skilled
nursing and nursing home services, as well as other Health System services and locations.

L to R: Gary R. Colberg, FACHE, president & CEO, Southeast Georgia Health System; Meredith Reilly, program director, Wound Care
Center; Enrique Martinez, M.D.; Michael Fleming, hyperbaric technician; Diana Minton, R.N.; Jim Todd, R.N.; Cathy Queen, R.N.;
Hannah Batten, LPN; Sean Pender, area vice president, Healogics; Paula Legere, M.D.; Eric Segerberg, M.D., medical director,
Wound Care Center.

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Dedic ation andAwards Acknowledge
Achievement

Over the past year, Southeast Georgia Health System and our team members have
received numerous awards for patient care and safety, expertise and professionalism.
Additionally, the Health System has given a number of awards to team members who
have demonstrated outstanding leadership and care in a variety of ways.

Statewide Patient Safety Awards the highest on the list, ranking us among only 23
Two of our patient safety initiatives this year were hospitals in Georgia receiving this distinction. The
honored with Quality and Patient Safety Awards by honor was based on clinical data that demonstrates
the Partnership for Health and Accountability Georgia our adherence to value-based purchasing core measures
Hospital Association (GHA). The first project, which established by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
increased vaccination rates for hospital patients, took Services — practices that typically lead to better patient
first place in the Hospitals with Greater Than 300 Beds outcomes among people who have suffered heart
category. A second project that focused on eliminating attacks, pneumonia and congestive heart failure.
early elective deliveries won first place in the Hospital/
Health Systems category. The awards were presented Camden Campus Named Small Hospital
at the Georgia Hospital Association’s Annual Patient of the Year
Safety Summit in January 2014. The Camden Campus was named 2013 Small Hospital
of the Year by the Georgia Alliance of Community
Camden and Brunswick Campuses Hospitals. The campus was recognized for providing
Named to Safety Leaders Circle quality patient care to Camden County and the
In November 2013, our Brunswick and Camden surrounding area. Additionally, the campus was
campuses were named to the GHA Hospital honored for enhancing quality health care by opening
Engagement Network Safety Leaders Circle, a the Cancer Care Center, bringing advanced cancer
distinction that recognizes improvements in patient care close to home for area residents, and reducing the
care. Our campuses are two of only 29 hospitals in number of early elective deliveries at the Maternity
Georgia to place in the Elite Circle, the highest Care Center by 22.2 percent. The Camden Campus
distinction possible. was also honored for providing free health and cancer
screenings through our community health events,
Georgia Hospital Association increasing health care access in rural areas through
Quality Honor Roll the Wellness on Wheels mobile health vehicle, and
This year, our Brunswick and Camden campuses offering free health care services to uninsured and
were named to the GHA Partnership for Health and underinsured patients through the Camden Campus
Accountability Core Measures Honor Roll. Both Coastal Medical Access Project.
campuses placed in the Presidential category, among

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R. Neal Boswell, M.D. Rachel Hall, R.N., MSN, Nurse of Gary R. Colberg, FACHE, president & CEO; Mary Bailey, Police Officer
Georgia Hospital Association the Year Nelda Johnson, Star of the Year; and of the Year
Hospital Hero Julia Click, director, Human Resources

Community Value Five-Star Health System Nurse of the Year
Hospital Award Southeast Georgia Health System extended special
The Brunswick Campus was recognized as a congratulations to Rachel Hall, R.N., MSN, director
top-ranking Community Value Five-Star Hospital of nursing, Senior Care Center-Brunswick, for being
by Cleverly + Associates (C+A), signifying the named Nurse of the Year. Mrs. Hall was honored by
value of our role in meeting the health care her peers as a nurse whose skills make a difference in
needs of the community. C+A is a leading health the lives of patients and their families every day.
care financial consulting firm that specializes
in operational benchmarking and performance Health System Star of the Year
enhancement strategies. The ranking used an Nelda Johnson was presented the 2013 Star of the
objective assessment of the Health System’s Year award. A 5 Telemetry unit clerk and monitor
community value by evaluating efforts to maintain technician on the Brunswick Campus, Mrs. Johnson
competitive charges and reinvest capital to meet the has been employed with the Health System since
future needs of the area. 2006. Initially selected as Star of the Quarter in
February, she received the award for her outstanding
Georgia Hospital Heroes Award compassion and constant willingness to provide
R. Neal Boswell, M.D., received the prestigious support to her fellow team members.
Georgia Hospital Heroes Award from the Georgia
Hospital Association in December 2013. Police Officer of the Year
Dr. Boswell, a board-certified rheumatologist, Mary Bailey, a public safety officer for Southeast Georgia
was one of only 10 individuals statewide to receive Health System, was honored as Police Officer of
the honor. He was cited for his involvement in the Year by the Brunswick Exchange Club during
establishing the Coastal Medical Access Project, its annual Police Officers of the Year luncheon. A
a clinic providing free health care to uninsured Health System team member since 2010, Ms. Bailey
and underinsured patients in Southeast Georgia was one of nine officers honored from departments
for more than a decade. throughout Glynn County.

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Longtime

HonoredTeam Members

Southeast Georgia Health System honored its longtime team members during the annual
Service Awards Banquet in May 2014 with a theme of “Teamwork Lights the Way.”
A total of 328 team members, who collectively have provided more than 4,080 years of
service, were recognized. Special recognition was given to team members Nona Stephens,
M.T., and Janet Edmonds for 50 years of service to the Health System and to our patients.

Nona Stephens was still in In 2013, Mrs. Edmonds switched from full time
high school at Glynn Academy to part time and signed up to volunteer with the
when she began working at the Health System. “The people I work with are so
Brunswick Campus in 1956. She caring and the best team members I could ask for.
completed training to become a I just can’t leave,” she says.
medical technologist and found her
niche working in the Blood Bank. Judith Varnadoe, who works at
Mrs. Stephens recalls that in the early days, medical Senior Care Center-St. Marys,
technologists went to patient rooms to collect blood was among those honored for
samples, so there was more interaction with patients. 35 years of service. She started
They also collected donor blood and would call in in 1979 as a certified nursing
donors if the blood supply was exhausted. assistant and has spent the last
Even though there isn’t that same interaction decade working in Medical
with the donors and patients today, Mrs. Stephens Records. “I actually love the paperwork,” she says.
knows she still makes a big difference in people’s lives: “The more paperwork I have, the happier I am.”
“If someone has an urgent need, we find compatible She also likes the fact that being in Medical Records
blood quickly.” allows her to meet the residents and their families.
Mrs. Stephens has also witnessed many changes
within the Health System: “I’ve been a part of a small Among those honored for 25
hospital that has grown into a large health system, and years of service was Gloria Frazier,
it has been amazing.” unit clerk for Radiology and
Cardiopulmonary Services at the
Born and raised in Glynn County, Camden Campus. Ms. Frazier
Janet Edmonds was also honored remembers how small the hospital
for 50 years of service. After was when she started in 1989.
graduating from Risley High “Back then, it was Camden Medical Center, and it
School in 1962, she began her was just one floor with the Medical-Surgical Unit
career with the Health System as a at one end and the Maternity Unit at the other end.
patient care technician, advancing Everybody knew each other, even if they worked a
to diet technician and then retail associate in Food and different shift,” she says.
Nutrition Services. With growth also came new technology: “In
Mrs. Edmonds’ current role as hospitality specialist at radiology, we just had regular CT (computed
the Senior Care Center-Brunswick allows her to interact tomography) and X-ray when I first started, and
with patients daily. “It has been a joy to treat people like now we have MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
I want to be treated, love them like I want to be loved,” and nuclear medicine.”
she says. “These 50 years have been a great ride.”

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Kathleen Worthing, president, L to R: Gary R. Colberg, FACHE, president & CEO; Longtime volunteers
Brunswick Campus Auxiliary; Kathleen Worthing; Willie Williams; Enoch Prow; Anne Rivers and
Betty Howard, Lifetime MaryLynne Cochran; Kristin Doll, director, Volunteer Sarah Ratcliffe
Membership volunteer Services; and Howard W. Sepp Jr., FACHE, vice
president & administrator, Camden Campus.

Irreplac eableHonoring Our Incredible,
Volunteers
Health System volunteers perform a wide variety of duties, including greeting
and assisting patients and guests, helping in the gift shops, serving as volunteer
chaplains, visiting patients in the hospitals and residents at the Senior Care Centers,
coordinating pet therapy visits, and providing support to clinical and administrative

departments. They work tirelessly throughout the year, displaying energy,
enthusiasm and wholehearted dedication to our patients and visitors.
To us, they are more than valued; they are simply irreplaceable.

Volunteers...Images of Caring Longtime Volunteers Honored
Volunteer Week in April 2014 celebrated our dynamic The Brunswick Campus Auxiliary honored two
volunteers with the theme “Volunteers…Images of longtime volunteers in June 2013. Anne Rivers was
Caring.” More than 425 volunteers were recognized recognized for 48 years of volunteer service, 45 of those
for performing a total of 45,183 hours of service as Auxiliary treasurer. Also honored was Sarah Ratcliffe,
throughout the year, translating into a dollar value of who has served on the Auxiliary board for 40 years
$1,005,321, according to the Independent Sector, the in a variety of roles, including first and second vice
leading authority in calculating the value of president, and corresponding secretary.
volunteer hours.
Camden Campus Auxiliary Bestows
Volunteers of the Year Special Honors
Enoch Prow was named Brunswick Campus Auxiliary At the Auxiliary’s annual holiday dinner in December
Volunteer of theYear and Willie Williams was named 2013, Betty Howard, a volunteer in the Gift Shop
Camden Campus AuxiliaryVolunteer of theYear. and at the Guest Services desk, was presented with
a Lifetime Membership award for her volunteering
efforts. Mrs. Howard began volunteering more than
50 years ago.

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BenefitGrants and Don Paations tients

Mammograms in Motion Wins Auxiliary Donations
National Grant In December 2013, the Brunswick Campus Auxiliary
Mammograms in Motion, a program that reaches presented a $100,000 donation and the Camden
out to women in rural areas with limited access to Campus Auxiliary presented a $25,000 donation to
health care and education, received a $60,000 grant the Health System. Funds for the donations were
this year from the Susan G. Komen Coastal Georgia raised through gift shop sales and various
Affiliate — the largest grant ever received from the fundraising efforts.
organization. The program provides breast health
education and outreach through a collaboration with Scout Presents Video Consoles
area physicians, community health centers and county and Games
health departments. The Wellness on Wheels mobile Thanks to an Eagle Scout leadership project by
health vehicle offers education and mammograms Jared Davenport, a former St. Marys resident,
to uninsured and medically underserved residents of Camden Campus patients and their children now
Camden, Glynn, Long and McIntosh counties. Since have access to Nintendo, Wii and PlayStation 3®
its inception in 2011, Mammograms in Motion has consoles, and an assortment of video games.
provided more than 600 mammograms, physicians’
visits and biopsies for patients who otherwise would
have been unable to access quality care.

tChoemCmomitmmeunntittyoPartnerships Strengthen Our Every year, the
Health System develops
partnerships that make
our community stronger,
healthier and more informed.

A Healthy Economic Impact Health System continues to have an enormous
According to a report by the Georgia Hospital positive impact on our local and state economies. It
Association, our hospitals in Glynn and Camden also confirms our commitment to providing access
counties generated more than $533,960,758 in to health care that is second to none in quality
revenue for the local and state economy in 2012.The and affordability.
same report found that we provided approximately
$28,792,050 in uncompensated care while sustaining New Referral Service Connects
more than 1,464 full- and part-time jobs.That number Patients and Providers
doesn’t include team members and the associated A free new referral line, 1-855-ASK-SGHS
revenue from our two Senior Care Centers or strategic (1-855-275-7447), enables patients to take charge
affiliates, which include four Family Medicine Centers, of their health care decisions by choosing their own
three Immediate Care Centers and numerous providers.The service matches callers with
physician practices. professionals based on specific needs. Referral specialists
are available 24/7 to provide information and
The results of this report demonstrate that even in answer questions.
difficult economic times, Southeast Georgia

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medicine field. Students received basic skills training,
as well as CPR instruction and ImPACT® concussion
testing, the same testing program used for athletes in
the NFL.

WOW Continues to Wow Patients Spreading the Word — New Health
Our Wellness on Wheels (WOW) mobile health vehicle Information Center
continued to bring outstanding health care services In 2014 the Health System opened a new Health
and education to uninsured and underinsured residents. Information Center at the Golden IslesYMCA. Like
The vehicle provides low-cost health screenings, the Dick Mitchell Health Information Center on the
lab draws and flu shots, and brings preventive Brunswick Campus and the W.H.“Bill” Gross Health
education to the community through visits to county Information Center on the Camden Campus, the new
health departments, area businesses, health fairs and center offers a convenient, easily accessible location
community events. for community residents to find information on a
wide range of medical and health topics. Equipped
Local Art Adorns New Camden Campus with computers offering free online access, the center
Art Gallery also hosts a free monthly “Sports Smart” series, which
Works by local artists now grace the walls of a new provides attendees a forum to discuss health and injury
art gallery at our Camden Campus. Located in the prevention topics with a Health System certified
hallway connecting the campus to the Medical Pavilion, athletic trainer.
the pieces on display are available for purchase, with a
portion of the proceeds benefiting the
Southeast Georgia Health System Foundation.

New Wheels for Local Fire Department Filling the Salvation Army Kettle
When the WaynesvilleVolunteer Fire Department had In December 2013, the Health System management
to retire a vehicle, the Health System donated a 2008 team continued its tradition of ringing the Salvation
Ford Ranger.The Support Team and Rehabilitation Army kettle bell over a two-day period and collected
truck is used to deliver supplies, including water, more than $2,750 in donations.The funds saved
canopies, energy drinks, meals and clothing, to Brunswick Salvation Army $570 in staffing costs and
firefighters on the scene. the St. Marys Salvation Army $272.

Training Tomorrow’s Trainers Coming Together to Help United Way
In July 2013, 18 students from area high schools The Health System’s annual United Way campaign
attended the Southeast Georgia Health System Student raised $75,750 for the United Way of Coastal Georgia
Athletic Trainer Camp. Held at the Brunswick Campus, and $5,040 for the United Way of Camden County.
the day camp brought students together with This amount was reached through team member
Health System athletic trainers, orthopaedic surgeons, contributions, a recycling program and several fun
and physical and occupational therapists to learn about activities, such as “Hump Day Meals,” a Boston Butt
the specific roles each profession plays within the sports sale and a karaoke night.

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Nurturing the Health Care During 2013–2014, the
Health System continued our

Leader s of dedication to helping future clinicians
Tomorrow and physicians achieve their dreams
by presenting scholarships to
promising individuals.

Volunteen Scholarships
This past year, our Brunswick and Camden campuses awarded a total of five $1,000 scholarships
to graduating seniors who served as Volunteens at the Health System. Recipients of scholarships in
Brunswick were Phallan Davis, Randi Takatori and Sophia Wood. Joan Branistareanu and
Tia Brown were awarded scholarships by the Camden Campus Auxiliary. All of the students will be
pursuing careers in health care and were required to have served at least 20 hours of volunteer service.

Phallan Davis, Sophia Wood and Randi Takatori Joan Branistareanu; Tia Brown

Fantastic Health Fairs Help Our community health fairs are
go-to events for local residents who
want to learn more about a variety

Educ ate the of health topics and desire free or
Communit y low-cost screenings.

SKINtastic Saturday St. Simons Health & Fitness and representatives
SKINtastic Saturday offered an entire day of free from the Health System’s Breast Care Center and
skin and health screenings aimed at early skin cancer Wound Care Center.
detection and other health issues. Participating
partners at the Camden Campus included Men’s Health Fair/Prostate
DiPreta Dermatology, Renue Plastic Surgery and Cancer Screenings
representatives from Southeast Georgia Physician In recognition of National Prostate Cancer
Associates-Camden General Surgery, as well as the Awareness Month, the Health System hosted two
Health System’s Breast Care Center and Wound men’s health fairs and a series of free prostate
Care Center. Joining us at the Brunswick event were cancer screenings in Brantley, Camden, Glynn and
Atlantic Shore Dermatology, Renue Plastic Surgery, McIntosh counties during September 2013.

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R a i s i n g Awa r e n e s s , Throughout the year, Southeast Georgia
Health System offered numerous opportunities
S av ing for the public to learn more about key health
Lives topics and how to incorporate lifestyle changes
to reduce risks of developing certain diseases
and conditions.

“Pretty in Pink” Raises Breast taking it one step at a time with a team approach.
Cancer Awareness Rounding out the trio of seminars was a presentation
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month on “All I Have Wanted to Know About Breast
in October 2013, Health System buildings were Cancer But Have Been Too Scared to Ask” by
decorated with large pink ribbons and flags, and Mark G. Hanly, M.D., board-certified pathologist
the front entrance fountains bubbled pink. Nursing with Southeastern Pathology Associates.
teams were “Pretty in Pink,” wearing pink gloves,
while surgical teams wore pink surgical caps and our Diabetes Day Increases Awareness,
cafeterias served pink desserts. Provides Screenings
During American Diabetes Month in November 2013,
Among the many special events conducted the Health System hosted a free diabetes education
throughout the month were an ARTrageous Bras program, designated “Diabetes Day.” The event
fundraiser; a Ribbons of Hope fundraiser; Pink Friday offered free blood glucose screenings, public lectures,
Games, an activity that made breast cancer awareness exercise demonstrations, vendor exhibits, educational
materials available at local high school football games; information and other free health screenings.
and Pink Out Friday on October 11, when the
community was invited to join the Health System Support Groups Help Patients
in wearing pink. and Families Year-Round
Throughout the year, Southeast Georgia
Free Breast Cancer Seminars Health System continued to host support groups for
Aim to Save Lives people experiencing a variety of health challenges.
During October 2013, Breast Cancer Awareness Conditions and issues covered by our support
Month, the Health System also offered three free groups include bariatric surgery, diabetes, hospice,
seminars to the public as part of our ongoing lupus, parenthood, multiple sclerosis, mental illness
community lecture series. The first seminar, and stroke.
“Breast Cancer and Treatment Options,” featured
Antonio Moran Jr., M.D., FACP, board-certified Health Education Lectures
medical oncologist with Southeast Georgia Bring Greater Understanding
Physician Associates-Hematology & Oncology. Through our monthly Health Chats series, we
Damon W. Brantley, M.D., board-certified general provided information on a variety of topics in
surgeon with the Southeast Georgia Physician free physician-led lectures. Topics ranged from
Associates-Camden General Surgery, led the second cholesterol to mental health, peripheral vascular
seminar, titled “Breast Health and Treatment care and cancer treatment.
Options,” which presented key information on

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A Foundation Foundation Board of Directors
Dedicated to Supporting James A. Bishop
Chairman
Continued Bruce C. Dixon
Excellence Vice Chairman
Donna B. Godbey
Since 1994, the Southeast Georgia Health System Secretary
Foundation has been helping achieve our mission Cornelius P. Holland III
Treasurer
to provide safe, quality and cost-effective care to
meet the health care needs of the people and Carl B. Coolidge
William H. Gross
communities we serve. Through the generosity of Lucia G. Gumaer
donors, we are able to serve every patient who Mark G. Hanly, M.D.
walks through our doors using the latest JoAnn Joubert
technology and lifesaving techniques. Russell S. Mentzer
Randal E. Morris

Directors Emeritus

J. Dewey Benefield Jr.
Col.Tom W. Fuller, USA (Ret.)
James W. McSwiney
Terry Thomas (Deceased)
L. Gerald Wright

Ex-Officio

Gary R. Colberg, FACHE
President & CEO
Southeast Georgia Health System

Foundation Staff

Krista Robitz
Director, Development
Bryan Thompson
Nunnally House,
Development Coordinator
Teri Conlan
Coordinator

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ARTrageous Bras members who are also from out of town, and 17
To help increase awareness of breast cancer, and to rooms for medical students and on-call team members.
benefit the Health System cancer care programs, the Construction of Nunnally House, along with all the
Foundation hosts ARTrageous Bras each October. furnishings, was made possible through a generous gift
Themed bras decorated by Health System team from Mr. Nunnally and his family.
members and community contributors are displayed
throughout the month on the Brunswick and Camden Inspired by the purpose and design, Mike and
campuses, culminating in both silent and live auctions. Lucia Gumaer, avid gardeners and Friends of the
In 2013, more than 50 uniquely decorated bras were Foundation, generously offered to enhance the
entered in the competition, including one signed exterior landscaping. With an appreciation for the
by Adam Wainwright, resident of St. Simons Island healing qualities of nature, the Gumaers personally
and World Series starting pitcher for the St. Louis selected mature palms, ligustrums and a wide array
Cardinals. Online voting was available for the first of flowering plants and shrubs for the grounds. They
time in 2013, generating much excitement as rankings further enhanced the beauty and peacefulness of
shifted daily and sometimes hourly. The 2013 event Nunnally House by designing a tranquil outdoor
was the most successful to date, netting more than patio area with brick walkways, comfortable seating,
$17,000 to benefit the Health System’s cancer umbrella shades and quietly flowing fountains.
care programs.
Bridge Run
Nunnally House Groundbreaking This year marked the 12th year for the
On October 16, 2013, Mr. Hugh Nunnally Southeast Georgia Health System Bridge Run.
joined Southeast Georgia Health System, More than 2,200 runners and walkers participated
Thomas Construction Group and WMA Architects in what has come to be known as “the toughest 5K
in a groundbreaking ceremony to commemorate the in Georgia.” This fun-filled, multigenerational event
Nunnally House in Brunswick. The newly opened includes a Firefighter’s Challenge, 5K Run, Pre-run
Nunnally House provides homelike lodging with Pasta Party and Runner’s Expo. This year’s event was
three “neighborhoods.” There are 15 rooms available the most successful to date, netting $45,000 to benefit
for cancer patients and their family members who the Health System’s cancer care programs.
must travel from outside Glynn County to receive
treatment, eight rooms for critical patients’ family

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Southeast Georgia Health System

Friends of
the Foundation
Pr og r am Friends of the Foundation as of April 30, 2014

Southeast Georgia Health System gratefully
recognizes our generous donors. Only with
their help is our success possible.

FOUNDER LEVEL: Mr. and Mrs. M. Alanson Johnson II
Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Coolidge Mr. Hugh P. Nunnally Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Gumaer Mr. and Mrs. William P. Portman
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Herdlinger Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Scherneck
Mr. and Mrs. James Hewell Mrs. Frances Shropshire
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Horton Mr. and Mrs. John Windolf

HONOR ROLL LEVEL: Mrs.Amy Louise Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James H. Blanchard
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atwood Mr. and Mrs. John E.Thompson Mr. and Mrs.William Blodgett
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Colberg Mrs. Lois JohnsonVieser Mrs.Ann C. Boardman
Dr. and Mrs. J. Melvin Deese Ms. Susan Corn Wainright Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Booker Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton DeVooght Mr. Spencer L.Wiley Mr. Mark Boozer
Mr. Jack A. Dinos Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Bouts
Mrs. Dollie A. Dry FRIEND LEVEL: Mrs. Dodie H. Bowen
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abely Mr. and Mrs.Al Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Godbey Mr. and Mrs. Sangwoo Ahn Mr. and Mrs. Greer Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lambright Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harrison Aiken Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Brownlee
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Lanier Mrs. Louise M.Aiken Ms. Elizabeth A. Bruno
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ludwig Ms. Delores “Dixie”Alford Mrs. Jean Knight Bryan
Mrs. Jane Marquess Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baisden Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cansler
Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Mentzer Mrs. M. Jane Beadles Mr. Don E. Carter
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reg Murphy Mr. and Mrs. J. Dewey Benefield Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Castellini
Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Edward Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bennett Mrs. Lillian D. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Robinson Mrs. Ida P. Benton Mr. and Mrs. H. Cartan Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Selman Dr. Irwin R. Berman Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cole Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Sepp Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. John Collins

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Dr. and Mrs. James K. Conlan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Parker
Mr. Kelly J. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Pinson
Mrs. Elizabeth Corn Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hawie Mr. and Mrs. G. Joseph Prendergast
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery B. Counts Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Heagy Mr. and Mrs. Daryl L. Rabert
Mrs. Joan Cravey Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Raborn
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cuthbert II Dr. and Mrs. Michael Heeg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rackley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Danforth Mr. Carlton M. Henson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Raclin
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley G. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Henson Mr. and Mrs.A. M. Redd
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Jason N. Robitz
Mr. and Mrs. Corbin J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius P. Holland III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs.T.Wayne Davis Mr. and Mrs. D. Dwayne Hoven Mrs.W. Hurley Ryan
Mr. and Mrs.Theodore Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. Reid Hunter Mrs. Martha Shelhoss
Mr. Dan Denison Ms. Laura Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John L. Simms
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Deratto Mrs. Elizabeth Irby Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Simms
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dixon Mr. and Mrs.Alfred W. Jones III Mrs. Kathryn Smilski
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dorminy Mrs. MaryVirginia Jones Mr. and Mrs.William C. Smith
Mr. John L. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Kelly Mr. and Mrs.William P. Sovey
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dutson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kilgore Mr. Harry L. Spring Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Eisen Mr. and Mrs.Thomas W. Kitchin Mr. and Mrs.William J. Stembler
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. LaNasa III Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar H. Ellis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stewart
Mrs.Virginia Ellis Mr. and Mrs.William B. Lindsley Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strother
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Epstein Mr. and Mrs. John J. Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Rees Sumerford
Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Estes Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Lucas Mrs. Sherry Sweek
Mrs. Carolyn Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloy Mr. and Mrs. John G.Teltsch
Mrs. Brooke Farland Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Manning Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.Temples
Mr. and Mrs.William O. Feeley Mr. and Mrs. John Markley Mr. and Mrs.William A.Thau
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Fleisher Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Maslowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.Thompson Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.Terance Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Mason Mr. and Mrs.William Timmerman
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mazzotta Mr. and Mrs. James D.Timmons
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fronk Mr. and Mrs. Dennie L. McCrary Mrs. Sally G.Tomlinson
Col.Thomas W. Fuller, USA (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gash Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGinty Mr. and Mrs. Richard R.Wackenhut
Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis Glenn Mr. and Mrs.Terence F. McGuirk Mr. and Mrs.William Walker
Dr. and Mrs. Edsel Taylor Godbey Mr. James W. McSwiney Dr. and Mrs. James B.Wall
Ms.Temika Dawn Graham Mr. and Mrs. George Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John A.Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Holcombe Green Jr. Mrs.Thelma Montgomery Ms. Jacqueline J.Weder
Mr. and Mrs.William H. Gross Mr. and Mrs.Alexander Mraz Dr. and Mrs. M. Keith Weikel
Major and Mrs. James Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Murphy Mrs. Sara Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Myers Mrs. Mildred Huie Wilcox
USA (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs.Thomas E. Nash Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James L.Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie Mr. and Mrs.Allan D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Gary Willis
Mr. Ralph H. Hahnfeld Mr. Clive Oatley Mrs. Jean Wommack
Mrs. Margery L. Hallum Mr. and Mrs. David O’Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hamje Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pandolfi
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Hanly Mrs. Elizabeth Parker
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hanna

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