Spring 2024 inspire Meet Celeste, 2024 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® Champion for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.
2 inspire - Spring 2024 Dear Friends, As we welcome the vibrant colors of spring, I am compelled to express our deepest gratitude to each of you who continues to be a beacon of hope and support for Orlando Health through your unwavering generosity. Your commitment has been instrumental in fostering a community of healing, resilience and compassion. The impact of your contributions is evident in the lives touched, the breakthroughs achieved and the countless stories of recovery that unfold within our walls. You can read some of these very stories in this issue. • Future impact of the largest single gift ever made to Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital. • You will be inspired by patients’ stories and the lifesaving care they receive at our facilities (pages 6–7, 10–11 and 16–17). • Meet Joe and Michele Rivera, tireless volunteers who impact the lives of children and families in Central Florida (pages 18–19). Your ongoing support has allowed us to thrive and has played a pivotal role in the success of new and expanded programs, ensuring that Orlando Health remains an example of excellence in healthcare. As we navigate the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, your contributions empower us to innovate, collaborate and provide our community with the highest standard of care. Thank you for being an essential part of the Orlando Health family. With sincere appreciation, John W. Bozard President Orlando Health Foundation
contents4–5 The Largest Single Gift in the History of Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital 6–7 More Than a Cancer Patient 8–9 Triumph Through Adversity: A Tale of Perseverance, Hope and Giving Back 10–11 A Remarkable Journey of Resilience and Gratitude 12–13 Breakthrough Discoveries on the Horizon 14–15 Bringing Better Together: Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion 16 Meet Celeste: 2024 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® Champion 17 Caring Culture of Marriott Vacations Worldwide 18–19 A Decade of Compassion and Commitment 20–21 Orlando Health’s Opioid Navigator Program Expands 22 Honor a Doctor on National Doctors’ Day 23 Tribute Gifts
inspire - Spring 2024 4 Thomas and Mary James Make $2 Million Gift, the Largest in Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital History “We are profoundly grateful for the James’ tremendous generosity and unwavering commitment to our organization and community,” said John A. Moore, Senior Vice President of Orlando Health West Region and Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital president. “This remarkable donation will enable us to further provide exceptional healthcare, ultimately enhancing the wellbeing of our patients and the broader community we serve.” Thomas and Mary James
5 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital is thrilled to announce a transformative donation of $2 million from esteemed Tampa-area residents Thomas “Tom” and Mary James. Tom James is the Chairman Emeritus of Raymond James Financial, a prominent diversified financial services company, and a well-known philanthropist in the region. This remarkable act of generosity is the single largest gift to Orlando Health Bayfront to date and will have a profound impact on the hospital’s ability to deliver high-quality care and enhance the health and well-being of the community. In 2006, Orlando Health Bayfront established the James Heart Center, following the James’ first gift of $1 million to aid the cost of providing cutting-edge cardiovascular care to Pinellas County and beyond. Tom and Mary’s most recent gift will further the development and growth of the James Heart Center by expediting the addition of a Cardiac Hybrid Operating Suite. Cardiac Hybrid Operating Suite A Cardiac Hybrid Operating Suite combines imageguided interventional technology with a traditional operating room. This allows surgeons operating on complex endovascular procedures to convert to open procedures without delay in the event of potential complications that may arise during surgery. Additionally, the space and technology in the hybrid operating suite lends itself to surgeons from multiple areas of expertise working in tandem, allowing multi-stage procedures to be completed in fewer hospital visits. This is a massive step forward in efficiency and accessibility for patients, as well as a reduction in hospital stays, shorter recovery times and less stress on the body. The James Heart Center The James’ contributions to the Heart Center have launched Orlando Health Bayfront to the forefront of cardiac care in Pinellas County. The James Heart Center: • Offers more cardiac testing and treatment space than any other provider in Pinellas County. • Features a full array of the most current lifesaving procedures, diagnostics and treatments in the Cardiac Cath Lab. • Contains advanced video integration systems, which allow surgeons immediate access to imaging, lab results and other vital information. Orlando Health Bayfront extends its most profound appreciation to Tom and Mary James for their exemplary support and dedication to healthcare in their community. Their donation will have a lasting impact on the organization’s ability to deliver leading-edge medical care and make a positive difference in patients’ lives. To learn more about supporting Orlando Health Bayfront, contact: Blake Bard at (727) 893-6806 or [email protected].
inspire - Spring 2024 6 “I truly believe Orlando Health Cancer Institute is the best place to be if you’ve been diagnosed with cancer.” —Janet
After retiring from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Janet relished volunteering with her church, birdwatching, traveling, and cherishing moments with her husband, children and friends. However, 2022 brought a devastating diagnosis of pancreatic cancer following unexplained bouts of pancreatitis. This propelled Orlando Health into an unexpected and yet significant role in Janet’s life. With her newly formed care team beside her and a determined spirit, Janet took on surgery and chemotherapy that stretched her mental and physical toughness beyond anything she’d ever encountered. “My care team provided detailed explanations and visual aids, guiding me through surgery, recovery, and the treatment plan. They offered unwavering support, with someone always just a phone call away for my anxiety, stress, or need to talk,” Janet shared. “My family had the same access. I received remarkable care.” After skilled surgery and an extremely strong chemotherapy regimen, Janet was able to ring the bell – signifying the end of her treatment – with her team right beside her. Throughout her treatment, Janet always felt she was treated as a wife, mom and grandmother rather than just a cancer patient. Today, she is enjoying extended time with her husband, children and grandchildren – getting manicures, shopping and enjoying her granddaughter, Claire’s, basketball games. “There is hope, and that is good,” Janet says as she smiles. More Than a Cancer Patient 7 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com As we look to the future, the Orlando Health Cancer Institute needs your help to expand key programs and technologies. To donate to support innovative treatment options, such as those for pancreatic cancer, please visit Give.OrlandoHealth.com/Cancer.
inspire - Spring 2024 8 Their strength through Bob's battle with pancreatitis reveals a story of triumph and the profound impact of exceptional medical care. Bob, a native of Orlando born at Orange Memorial in 1947, ventured into business at a young age, starting with a glass company and finishing with a flourishing development business. Bob and Ruthie’s dedication to the business was unwavering. Every penny earned was reinvested, paving the way for further growth and expansion. Bob's career later transitioned to public service, where he served as Orange County Commissioner and chairman of the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority while maintaining his business interests. However, Bob's life took a dramatic turn when he developed pancreatitis after being injured in a motorcycle accident. The excruciating pain led him to Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital, marking the beginning of a challenging journey. His long battle with pancreatitis demanded extensive medical attention, including an airlift to the Level One Trauma Center at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) at the recommendation of a friend and hospital advocate, Kirsten Carter, MD. He endured multiple surgeries and induced comas, leading to 48 nights in the hospital and a lengthy recovery period. Throughout this tumultuous time, Bob and Ruthie found solace in the exceptional care provided at Orlando Health, most notably by Michael Cheatham, MD. Robert “Bob” and Ruthie Harrell Triumph Through Adversity: A Tale of Perseverance, Hope and Giving Back In a life filled with entrepreneurial successes and a legacy of community service, Robert “Bob” and Ruthie Harrell’s journey took an unexpected turn when faced with a severe health crisis. Perseverance Their experience highlighted the significance of family, faith and resilience amidst adversity. Orlando Health became a sanctuary where skilled medical professionals not only treated Bob’s condition but also offered unwavering support to the family. Hope Now, healed and healthy, they love spending time with their family, especially their grandchildren. They enjoy attending Orlando Magic basketball games and traveling to North Carolina. Bob likes to hunt and fish, while Ruthie is part of the Pine Castle Women’s Club. Giving Back While Ruthie and Bob have always demonstrated their dedication to community service, this experience led them to make a philanthropic gift to Orlando Health in honor of the caregivers who helped save Bob’s life. To learn more about supporting Orlando Health, contact: Janet Morrow at (321) 841-1466 or [email protected] Jordan Shackelford at (321) 843-2477 or [email protected]
9 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Bob and Ruthie’s 57-year marriage is a testament to their shared values, resilience and faith. Their story emphasizes the significance of cherishing life’s moments and the invaluable gift of life itself.
The sudden and senseless act of violence took the life of Karen’s husband, Steve, and left her with life-threatening injuries. In the aftermath, Karen found herself in a fight for her life under the skilled care of the Level One Trauma Center at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC). The urgent and life-saving care received would later serve as the foundation of Karen's remarkable journey to recovery. Emergency Intervention and Surgical Precision Orlando Health ORMC, known for its expertise and commitment to excellence, worked tirelessly to stabilize her. The Level One Trauma Center, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by the most skilled healthcare professionals, ensured that Karen received immediate attention and underwent emergency surgeries to save her life. Throughout numerous surgeries and rehabilitation sessions, Karen exhibited incredible strength, facing each challenge with determination and courage. From Survival to Thriving The comprehensive care Karen received, encompassing medical expertise, rehabilitative therapies, and emotional support, played a pivotal role in restoring her health. Karen's journey of incredible loss, grief, and physical limitations ultimately led her to a place of healing and perseverance. The trauma and rehabilitation teams, alongside other caregivers, not only mended Karen's physical wounds but also supported her emotional and mental well-being throughout the recovery process. Expressing Gratitude Through Philanthropy In an expression of deep gratitude, Karen decided to give back to the hospital that gave her a second chance at life. She made a future commitment to support Orlando Health by including a philanthropic gift in her estate plans. This generous gesture is Karen's way of ensuring that others facing challenging circumstances will have access to the same exceptional care that she received. A Remarkable Journey of Resilience and Gratitude: Karen Keene’s Story On a seemingly ordinary evening, Karen’s life took a harrowing turn when an intruder invaded her home. inspire - Spring 2024 10
To hear Karen’s story in her own words, scan the QR code to watch a video. For more information, please visit OrlandoHealthPlannedGiving.com. To directly discuss the areas your bequest can support, please contact Tiffany Collier, Vice President, at (321) 841-5194 or email [email protected]. What Is a Bequest? Bequests are charitable gifts made through your estate, as a provision in your will or trust, or by naming Orlando Health as a beneficiary to receive certain assets in the future. Establishing a bequest is a meaningful opportunity that: • Allows you to make an impact beyond your lifetime. • Ensures flexibility in your giving. • Provides the gift of health to future generations. 11 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
Breakthrough Discoveries on the Horizon with the Chenzyme Foundation Recent philanthropic funding provided by the Chenzyme Foundation is poised to considerably impact Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Orlando Health Heart and Vascular Institute. With its long-lasting and strong desire to make a difference, the Chenzyme Foundation is dedicated to furthering research, medical education and superior patient care. Imaging and Genetic Testing Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. With support from the Chenzyme Foundation, Orlando Health is tackling this public health epidemic by further developing the ability to test for genetic heart disease. This funding will enable even earlier diagnosis that, among other benefits, will lead to a more comprehensive and coordinated plan for patients. Orlando Health currently uses advanced cardiac and genetic testing to manage a variety of conditions, including arrhythmia, high cholesterol, hypertension and cardiomyopathy. This critical funding will provide greater capacity to diagnose various genetic heart and vascular diseases by enhancing the following: • Genetic testing and counseling • Research and clinical trials • Education and training • Improved patient outcomes The Impact of Philanthropy This philanthropic investment will help to accomplish the following: • Provide specially-trained genetic counselors to evaluate and educate families • Help make genetic testing more affordable • Upgrade imaging equipment • Increase the quality and quantity of education and training resources for staff inspire - Spring 2024 12
Full-Time Statistician at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer The addition of a full-time statistician will significantly expand our capacity for pediatric research. Statisticians ensure that healthcare data collected during research and clinical trials is analyzed and interpreted promptly and correctly. A full-time statistician will assist physicians in ascertaining new treatment options and streamline the ability to share findings with colleagues nationwide. With more than 9,500 inpatient discharges and nearly 115,000 outpatient visits each year, substantial patient data is available to collect and study. Onboarding a statistician will allow physicians in more than 25 specialities to conduct a wide range of research more efficiently. The Impact of Philanthropy The Chenzyme Foundation’s generous gift will expand physicians’ ability to conduct, present and publish research, leading to renewed hope and improved patient outcomes and experiences. Healthcare philanthropy facilitates enhancements in medical education, advanced research and the provision of cutting-edge technologies. These efforts aim to revolutionize current treatment approaches, enhancing their efficacy in combating illnesses and ultimately saving more lives. 13 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
14 Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is pressing onward towards excellence, casting an incredible vision for pediatric healthcare that will impact generations to come. Our vision puts patients and families at the center because we believe they deserve the best. In our pursuit of excellence, we are bringing highlycoordinated and specialized healthcare to new heights by way of the Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion. Children and teenagers will receive multidisciplinary outpatient specialty care by bringing Orlando Health Arnold Palmer experts together in one building. As we continue to fulfill our promise to the community, we set out to achieve yet another milestone by Bringing Better Together. Bringing Better Together. Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion Where comprehensive, coordinated and compassionate care will come together. inspire - Spring 2024
15 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Look out for a special message in your mailbox this summer.
Meet Celeste The 2024 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® Champion for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children During their 20-week ultrasound, Akosua and her husband, Fernando, eagerly awaited news about the gender of their second child. But the technician's expression hinted at a potential issue. The following Monday, they got the news: their baby had spina bifida. Akosua, determined to explore all options, did research, and found that Orlando Health offered surgery for unborn babies with spina bifida. She quickly reached out to the Fetal Care Center at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. Within a week, she had an appointment and started an evaluation to see if she and her baby were candidates for fetal surgery. Thankfully, they were eligible, and at 25 weeks into her pregnancy, Akosua underwent surgery to repair her baby’s spinal defect while she was still in the womb. The surgery went well, and at a little over 32 weeks, baby Celeste was born weighing 4 pounds, 10 ounces. Akosua said, “When she was born, she cried and looked like a healthy baby.” After a short stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to ensure her health, Celeste finally went home. Now, at five years old, she is thriving. She walks on her own, enjoys gymnastics and swimming — things that may not have been possible without fetal surgery. Celeste also enjoys playing with her sister and her favorite characters are Minnie Mouse and Avatars. As Celeste grows, she will continue to receive care at the Spina Bifida Clinic at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer. Celeste goes to physical therapy weekly and every six months she sees her specialists at the Spina Bifida Clinic including neurosurgery, urology, orthopedics and gastroenterology. Celeste is smart, playful, determined and kind. Challenges don’t stop her; she finds her way to overcome them. Every day, she continues to amaze her family. Akosua and her family are grateful for the life-changing surgery and the team at Orlando Health who have and continue to support them throughout this journey. Special thanks to partners of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, whose donations generously helped fund the start of the fetal surgery program and purchase vital equipment including a state-of-the-art ultrasound machine used to detect spina bifida in kids like Celeste. Each year, 170 member Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals identify a “Champion” in each of their local communities to serve as the face for children treated at their local children’s hospital. These ambassadors spend their year advocating for the charitable needs of children’s hospitals across North America. 16 inspire - Spring 2024
Caring Classic Throughout the year, associates at the corporate office and local Marriott Vacation Club properties come together to host various initiatives supporting Orlando Health’s mission. From selling chocolate bars, to hosting rubber duck races at the pools, chili cook-offs and BBQs, as well as sports-related events including their signature Caring Classic golf tournament, pickleball, softball, bowling and more, there is a beautiful spirit of camaraderie and life-changing fundraising for all to participate. Associates also generously volunteer at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer during holiday festivities and through unique and memorable experiences they create for patients. Since the partnership began, more than $6 million has been raised in Central Florida, a testament to Marriott Vacations Worldwide’s caring culture, which remains at the heart of everything they do. Caring Culture of Marriott Vacations Worldwide Santa’s Workshop Marriott’s Cypress Harbour Summer of Philanthropic Support As you shop at the following CMN Hospitals partner locations, we encourage you to support their efforts for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children by making a donation. Orlando Health Arnold Palmer is supported by fundraising activities at partner locations in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Volusia and Flagler counties. As one of the longest-standing partners of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals), Marriott Vacations Worldwide and its associates are committed to giving back and serving their local community through volunteerism and year-round fundraising initiatives supporting Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. • Ace Hardware: April 1 – 30 • Costco Wholesale: May 1 – 31 • Ollie’s: May 19 – June 15 • Dairy Queen: June 1 – July 24 (Miracle Treat Day: July 25) • Walmart & Sam’s Club: June 10 – July 7 • Publix: June 14 – 23 • 7-Eleven: June 26 – August 27 • Ace Hardware Bucket Days: August 2 – 4 Upcoming Campaigns 17 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
Decade of Compassion and Commitment The Riveras Fingerprints Touch Clients and Staff at The Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families In the heart of Orlando, an example of philanthropy and dedication exists, embodied by the remarkable couple, Joe and Michele Rivera, and their unwavering support of The Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families, part of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. ➊ The Howard Phillips Center is more than six vitally important programs to the Riveras; it’s a mission profoundly meaningful to their hearts. Their journey began over ten years ago when they were introduced to the center’s mission of hope, healing and compassion – providing support for teens in need of medical care and families working to break the cycle of child abuse. Joe and Michele’s generosity has enabled The Howard Phillips Center to expand its reach and enhance its programs, providing a lifeline for those navigating the most challenging circumstances. The Riveras, never the ones to step into the spotlight, instantly became an integral part of The Howard Phillips Center family. Their commitment extends beyond financial contributions, as they actively engage with the organization’s initiatives and the dedicated professionals who work tirelessly on the frontlines. It’s not uncommon to find Joe and Michele gathering donated supplies, attending events, volunteering their time, rallying their friends and extended family or simply sharing words of encouragement with the center’s team. Their infectious enthusiasm creates a positive ripple effect, fostering a sense of unity and purpose among everyone associated with The Howard Phillips Center. 18 inspire - Spring 2024
➊ Joe and Michele with her parents, Louis and Marion Daniele, at the Community Leadership Council’s 2016 Spring Swirl event. ➋ Michele’s reindeer decorating cupcake booth at the center’s 2022 holiday party. ➌ Joe, Michele and their daughter Lea, at the 2022 holiday party. ➍ Joe and Michele serving cotton candy at last year’s holiday party, Candyland. ➎ The Riveras, with fellow supporter Trey Vick, and staff at the holiday party. ➏ Members of the Rivera family at the 2019 Frozen-themed holiday party. The annual holiday party is the brainchild of the Riveras and the center’s biggest client event of the year. ➍ ➎ ➏ ➌➋ 19 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
In 2016, Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) embarked on a transformative journey to address the opioid epidemic plaguing communities across Central Florida. Thanks to grant funding from the Florida Blue Foundation and the Florida Department of Health, the Opioid Navigator Program was born, aiming to provide crucial support for individuals battling Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). Fast forward to the present, and the program's success has led to its continued commitment at Orlando Health ORMC and paved the way for expansion to Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital. Orlando Health's Commitment Beyond Treatment Orlando Health's commitment to addressing the opioid crisis goes beyond the Opioid Navigator Program. The organization actively collaborates with legislators to emphasize the importance of mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) in the state of Florida. By advocating for policies that prioritize these critical issues, Orlando Health aims to contribute to systemic change, ultimately reducing the number of people suffering from addiction. The successful expansion of the Opioid Navigator Program highlights the impact of community-driven initiatives in combating opioid addiction. However, this success would not be possible without additional funding commitments. By providing support at critical junctures in a patient's journey, educating healthcare professionals, and building collaborative networks, Orlando Health's Opioid Navigator Program stands as a beacon of hope, collaboration, and commitment to addressing the opioid epidemic. Orlando Health’s Opioid Navigator Program Expands Thanks in Part to Grant Funding Three Key Attributes of the Opioid Navigator Program Assisting Patients in Transition The program plays a crucial role in helping patients transition from inpatient care to specialized OUD treatment facilities. Navigators act as liaisons, ensuring a seamless transfer of care and providing the necessary support for individuals to continue their journey toward recovery. This personalized assistance is invaluable in breaking down barriers to treatment and enhancing the overall continuum of care. Physician Education for Outpatient Treatment Recognizing the importance of comprehensive care, the program extends beyond patients to educate physicians on treating OUD in an outpatient setting. The program aims to bridge the gap between inpatient and outpatient care by providing physicians with the tools and knowledge needed. Building a Collaborative Network The program’s collaborative network of service providers throughout Central Florida is a vital strength. By fostering partnerships with various healthcare institutions, community organizations and treatment centers, the program ensures that individuals can access the resources they need most in their own communities. inspire - Spring 2024 20
21 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Jaime Bridges, LCSW Director of Opioid Substance Use Disorders, Orlando Health Consults for Opioid Navigator Team Narcan® Kits Dispensed to Inpatients Narcan® Kits Dispensed in the Emergency Department FY 2022
inspire - Spring 2024 22 National Doctors’ Day Doctors’ day is a way for patients to say thank you to the doctors from whom they, or someone they love, have received extraordinary care and compassion. Every day, our doctors enter our hospitals, clinics and outpatient facilities ready to provide personalized, compassionate and life-changing care for you and your family. This level of intentional care builds trusted relationships between our doctors and patients, leading to better outcomes and healthier futures. Each year on March 30, we celebrate National Doctors’ Day to honor the tireless dedication of our physicians and the way they live out their calling in our community. March 30, 2024 Recognize Your Doctor Your donation makes a real difference in the lives of patients and their families treated at Orlando Health.
23 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com An ideal way to celebrate the life of someone special is through a gift in their name. Not only does your gift honor the individual, it also enables Orlando Health to carry on life-saving care for others. Please consider giving a lifesaving gift today! You may call us at (321) 841-5194, send a check in the envelope enclosed or make a secure online gift at OrlandoHealth.com/Give. Andy Bean Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Oehlrich Dorothy Bedard Ms. Lily Bedard Krista J. Boehm Ms. Audri Hubbard Mr. Anthony Taylor Bryan Boland CrossleyShear, Inc. Horacio Castano Ms. Amber Moyer Joseph S. Columbus Ms. Sarah P. Columbus Barbara Cook A Touch of Glass Corvette Club Albert Covelli The Albert M. Covelli Foundation Diana Croasmum Ms. Susan Bozzo Mr. Jimmy Moss Ms. Karen Richmond Ms. Ronna Rossell Gabriella Dechat Mrs. Monika L. Rathbone Martha von Dietman Ms. Lena von Dietman Diana Dowd Mr. John Dowd Chris Ebert Mr. John J. O’Connor Frank Ecock Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Tempio Tiffany N. Edwards Ms. Stacy Joyner Deborah Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Fahey Amy Flom Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Dean Pauline McLean Gray Ms. Melissa Gray Cavano A. Green Mr. Jevon C. Logan Cole H. Grice Mrs. Jean R. Grice Sabrina Hamby Ms. Jennifer Dixon RADM Pauline M. Hartington, USN Ret. CDR Donna R. Martin, USN, Ret. Wen-Chien Hsiao Mr. Yeong-Ren Lin Ryan Hurley Ms. Neelum Chaudhry Jimmie and Monty Layne Mr. Hoyle L. Robinson Monty Layne Mr. Hoyle L. Robinson Pat Lemley Ms. Kristi Marriner Oscar Vega Llorin Dr. and Mrs. Rafael R. Manon Charlotte B. Malsberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Randa Tatiana Martigretti Mr. Corey Martigretti Sophia M. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. T. Ray Ferrel Joseph A. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan Allison M. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Morris Sr. Anne L. Mraw Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Wilinski Robert S. Ott Dr. Eileen S. Gregory Shiv Patel Ms. Nandini Patel Madison Quinones Mr. Joel Quinones Nancy Russo Ms. Ann Shipp Diana Scaffidi Ms. Michelle Bruner William Selvia Ms. Valarie Selvia Anna M. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Snyder Bellah South Mr. and Mrs. James L. Awtrey Taylor Stromberg Ms. Tracy Stromberg Chelsey J. Taylor Bonsai Society of Southwest Florida Inc. George Thundiyil Ms. Grace Thundiyil Dr. Josef G. Thundiyil and Dr. Renee Modica Deva Tuzo Ms. Madeline Stephens Peter Vrionides Ms. Brenda Gair Ms. Susan Horvath Ms. Brenda Johnson Ms. Janet Kennedy Mrs. Angela T. Pryor Ms. Anabelle Schuster Ms. Anita Vrionides Jim and Maggie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor Gloria West Ms. Jacqueline Dewdney TRIBUTE GIFTS | November 1, 2023 – January 31, 2024
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