Fall 2023 inspire Lorraine and Van Conoley Make $2 Million Donation to Cardiac Care at Orlando Health
inspire - Fall 2023 2 Dear Friends, On behalf of our entire team at Orlando Health Foundation and Bayfront Health Foundation, I express our deepest gratitude for your continued generosity and support of our work to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need. If you are receiving this newsletter, your thoughtful donation has made a significant impact on individuals who are facing health challenges, and it is with heartfelt appreciation that we recognize the vital role you play in making our efforts possible. Inside this Fall edition, you’ll read about several donors and corporate partners who are helping us make significant strides in our ability to care for patients. From the phase two opening of Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute to a $2 million gift from local residents, the Conoleys, our community continually proves itself to be dedicated to the future of healthcare. Orlando Health and Bayfront Health continue to make strides towards that future, laying a foundation of quality and excellence. For example, on page 5, you will read about the importance of Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center’s Magnet Recognition. Additionally, Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies have been recognized as Best Children’s Hospitals for 2023 – 2024 by U.S. News & World Report. Orlando Health was awarded with designations in four specialties: • Pediatric Diabetes and Endocrinology • Pediatric Orthopedics • Neonatology • Pediatric Pulmonology and Lung Surgery I have had the privilege of witnessing the transformative power of our collective efforts and knowing that every dollar you contribute is utilized with utmost efficiency and care, maximizing its impact on those we serve. Wishing you and your loved ones good health and happiness. With warmest regards, John W. Bozard, President Orlando Health Foundation Bayfront Health Foundation
contentsThe Future of Orthopedic Care Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center Obtains Magnet Designation Home Is Where the Heart Is Improving the Lives of Children in Central Florida Arnold and Winnie Palmer Foundation Donates $250,000 to Orlando Health Supporting Central Florida Families Art Meets Medicine Gallery Celebrates 10 Years of Art Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Highlights Panera Bread Supports Little Hearts Dunkin’ Brings Joy to Pediatric Patients Closing the Gap Maximize Your Giving Orlando Health Mourns the Loss of Two Lifelong Friends and Generous Supporters Tribute Gifts 4 5 6-7 8 9 10 11 12-13 14 15 16 17 18 19
inspire - Fall 2023 4 The new complex brings the future of orthopedic care to Central Florida and sets the standard for facilities across the nation. Designed with detail and intention, this facility is where healthcare meets hospitality. When planning for the new building, team members and physicians took into consideration every aspect of the patient experience, designing an ideal hospital to anticipate a patient’s every need. The Institute is all-inclusive for orthopedic services with a walk-in clinic, office visits, radiology, lab works, surgery, rehabilitation and pharmacy all under one roof. Team members throughout the complex work exclusively in orthopedic practices each day, making our staff dedicated experts. The seventh floor of the hospital holds the research and innovation center which provides a hands-on learning environment for orthopedic surgery residents. It includes a 10-station cadaver lab, 3D printer and a 116-seat auditorium that virtually connects to operating rooms on the floors below, providing real-time learning and collaboration opportunities. The research and education division of the Institute is supported through philanthropy and will educate 25 medical residents and six fellows each year. With more than 70 years of excellence in graduate medical education, Orlando Health’s orthopedic residency program ranks fourth in the United States, according to the Journal of American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. All these elements combined make this complex an exemplary facility to provide the best possible care for our patients. With world-renowned surgeons and cutting edge technology within each department, the Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute is the leading orthopedic center for excellence in the Southeast. The Future of Orthopedic Care In August 2023, the Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute officially opened phase two of the downtown complex. Phase one, the attached Medical Pavilion, began welcoming patients in March and holds all outpatient services. Phase two holds the only dedicated orthopedic hospital in Florida.
To make a donation to support Orlando Health ORMC, visit Give.OrlandoHealth.com/ORMC. 5 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com In February 2023, Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) achieved Magnet recognition from The American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Magnet Recognition Program. This designation is the highest honor a healthcare organization may receive for excellence in nursing practice and quality patient care. The Magnet Recognition Program identifies workplaces worldwide that draw in and keep highly skilled nurses who support high-quality patient, resident and client care. Only a small group of U.S. health care organizations have achieved Magnet recognition. Orlando Health ORMC joins Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies in achieving this honor. “Earning Magnet status is not an overnight success, but a demonstration of a longstanding and ongoing dedication to ensure the highest quality of patient care,” said Kelly Nierstedt, MSN, RN, NEA-BC president, Orlando Health ORMC. “The prestigious designation mirrors the unmatched expertise and dedication of our organization.” Studies show that Magnet-recognized organizations have higher safety practices, patient satisfaction and nurse retention. The patient’s experience is improved, and nurse attrition is often reduced. Magnetrecognized organizations promote a collaborative culture where nurses are acknowledged as essential participants in the patient’s safe passage through their healthcare experiences. In turn, this attracts the best nursing talent. Achieving this designation demonstrates Orlando Health ORMC’s commitment to the highest quality of healthcare and shows the world it is an organization that values nurses’ ability to drive healthcare transformation. Excellent patient care at Orlando Health ORMC is made possible through the unwavering support of our dedicated donors. Their commitment has been instrumental in achieving the prestigious Magnet designation, allowing us to attract top nursing talent, provide state-of-the-art equipment and deliver exceptional care. We are deeply grateful to each donor for their invaluable role in shaping the future of healthcare at Orlando Health. Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center Obtains Magnet Designation (L to R) Denise Peczinka, Nursing Prgm. Mgr.; Stacy Jemtrud, Sr. Dir., Magnet Patient Care Svcs; Eugene Waterval, Prgm. Mgr, Nursing Special Projects
7 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Inspired by the care their family has received at Orlando Health and the mission behind the Orlando Health Heart and Vascular Institute, Lorraine and Van Conoley have committed $2 million to elevate cardiac care at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC). The Conoleys have a long-standing history with the Central Florida community. Both Van and his father were born and raised in Central Florida and held careers in the citrus industry. Their Central Florida roots began after Van’s grandfather walked from Valdosta, Georgia to Sanford, Florida in 1890. Lorraine, who moved to the area at the age of seven from New York, met Van when they both attended Boone High School. Now married 56 years, the couple raised their two children at their home on Lake Conway. Over the years they have seen the Central Florida area grow tremendously from what was previously undeveloped land. As life-long residents, Lorraine and Van have a shared history with Orlando Health — stemming back to Orange Memorial Hospital, now known as Orlando Health ORMC, where Van was born. The Conoleys have experienced first-hand the need for a quality healthcare system in our area, as both had heart surgery at Orlando Health and appreciated the dedicated care they received. Their son-in-law also received life-saving care at Orlando Health ORMC’s Level One Trauma Center after breaking his neck in an accident. “If our community didn’t have a Level One Trauma Center, I don’t think he would have made it,” Van recalls. When it comes to philanthropy, Van has a simple motto, “Don’t wait. Do it while you can.” The Conoleys’ determination to give back to their community demonstrates the care and love they have for the place they call home. “We’ve had a long history with Orlando Health. They’ve saved our lives, and that’s one of the reasons I want to give back,” says Van. Lorraine and Van, along with their five-year-old Black Mouth Cur dog, Gator, can often be found spending time on their ranch in Seville, Florida, amongst the 600 cattle that roam the property. Whether spending time on the ranch, or visiting their mountain home in North Carolina, for the Conoleys, Orlando will always be home. Home Is Where the Heart Is To learn more about supporting cardiac care at Orlando Health, please contact Daniel Barr at [email protected] or (321) 841-8793.
inspire - Fall 2023 8 Improving the Lives of Children in Central Florida Adam and Geri Goldstein, along with Dominic “Dom” and Linda Nori, hosted a fundraising dinner this past April in support of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. The event aimed to raise funds to provide comprehensive care to babies and children facing complex medical challenges. Adam and Geri have been dedicated volunteers for many years, with Adam serving as the Chair of the Orlando Health Children’s Foundation Philanthropy Council. Adam and Dom are lifelong friends and former colleagues who are committed to actively contributing to causes that improve the lives of others in their community. The two couples are members of the Champions Circle, a multi-year giving society supporting the healthcare needs of the women, babies and children served at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. Adam, Geri, Dom and Linda share a passion for improving the lives of children in Central Florida. The event was a resounding success, raising over $340,000 to further pediatric healthcare. The funds raised will have a significant impact on the community, ensuring that children and babies continue to receive highly specialized care and support in a nurturing environment. The event brought together friends, family and supporters who share a common goal of making a difference for local families. The hosts expressed their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who attended and contributed to the success of the evening. The evening’s event served as a testament to the power of unity, compassion and philanthropy and inspired others to join the cause. Together, we can create a brighter future for the children and their families who rely on the support of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. (L to R) Adam and Geri Goldstein, with Linda and Dom Nori
9 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Empowering Orlando Health’s Mission The funds will be crucial in advancing patient care at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. This investment will empower our healthcare organization to maintain its reputation as a leading healthcare provider, ensuring patients receive the highest care possible. Continuing Legacy of Compassionate Giving Arnold and Winnie Palmer Foundation Donates $250,000 to Orlando Health In a display of dedication to the well-being of this community, the Arnold and Winnie Palmer Foundation has once again demonstrated its support of pediatric healthcare in Central Florida. Following the conclusion of the prestigious Arnold Palmer Invitational PGA TOUR golf tournament in March 2023, the foundation donated $250,000 to support pediatric oncology research. This contribution is a fitting tribute to the enduring legacy of the late golf legend Arnold Palmer and his beloved wife, Winnie, who passionately supported their namesake hospitals throughout their lifetimes. The Arnold Palmer Invitational has long been renowned for its ability to attract top golfers worldwide. However, the event is more than just a sporting spectacle; it is a testament to Arnold Palmer’s commitment to giving back. Through the Arnold and Winnie Palmer Foundation, the Palmer family continues to uphold their belief in the power of philanthropy, with Orlando Health included as one of the many charitable initiatives the tournament supports. Photo Above (L to R): Ken Boehner, Pres., Arnold & Winnie Palmer Fdn; Amy Palmer Saunders, Chair Emeritus, Arnold & Winnie Palmer Fdn; Dr. Amy Smith, Division Chief, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology and Dir., Pediatric Neuro-Oncology; Cary D’Ortona, Pres., Orlando Health Medical Group
inspire - Fall 2023 10 Supporting Central Florida Families In 2022, the Isermann Family Foundation provided a $10,000 grant to support The Healing Tree and Healthy Families programs at The Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families, part of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. This year, the Isermann Family Foundation has committed to supporting families in our community by providing a grant of $10,000 to support The Healing Tree. The Healing Tree and Healthy Families programs at The Howard Phillips Center are two of the six programs the Center provides and serve many of the most vulnerable children and their families in Central Florida with a variety of lifechanging services. Thanks to the Isermann Family Foundation’s funding, The Healing Tree was able to provide 184 children and their families with emergency financial assistance and client support in 2022 — with aid including: transportation to therapy sessions, essential baby supplies, childcare and basic needs such as food, clothing and medication to children. The Healing Tree provides evidence-based counseling services in the form of individual, group and family therapy for children who have been victims of abuse and their caregivers. For over 40 years, this leading treatment facility has assisted in strengthening the family unit and supporting long-term recovery, helping to break the intergenerational cycle of abuse. Healthy Families is an evidence-based model for the promotion of child well-being and prevention of abuse. This home-visitation program offers education, referrals and resources to new parents in Orange and Osceola counties to help build healthy, positive parenting skills. From pregnancy until the child is five years old, Healthy Families staff members facilitate parent-infant bonding, positive parent-child interaction, child health and development. In 2022, grant funding from the Isermann Family Foundation helped to support this program in providing client support to 65 families in Central Florida. The Howard Phillips Center relies heavily on philanthropic support to provide these needed services at no-cost to families. The Orlando Health Foundation is grateful for the support the Isermann Family Foundation has provided and the impact they have already made on children and families in our community. To make a donation in support of the Center or one of its programs, visit Give.OrlandoHealth.com/HPC.
11 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com The Art Meets Medicine gallery, hosted by the Cancer Support Community at the Orlando Health Cancer Institute, celebrates its tenth anniversary as a testament to the resilience of cancer patients and caregivers. This annual event highlights the transformative power of art in healing and showcases over 100 artworks created by individuals affected by cancer. This year, the event raised over $10,000 to benefit the Arts in Medicine program within the Cancer Support Community at Orlando Health Cancer Institute. The virtual showcase featured art pieces that delve into the emotions and experiences of patients and caregivers. It emphasizes the profound impact of art on the healing process, offering hope and inspiration. The Arts in Medicine program, which is an integral part of the comprehensive support network provided by the Cancer Support Community, recognizes the therapeutic potential of artistic expression and offers creative activities to patients, enabling them to find solace, empowerment and a sense of community. The Cancer Support Community extends beyond the Arts in Medicine program, providing holistic care that addresses the physical, emotional and social well-being of individuals. With access to various support services and a team-based approach, patients receive comprehensive resources throughout their cancer journey. As the Art Meets Medicine gallery commemorates its milestone, it highlights the incredible talent, resilience and hope of those affected by cancer. It serves as a reminder that art can be a powerful tool for healing, offering expression, connection and inspiration. Through this event, we celebrate the triumphs, honor the journeys and raise awareness about the integration of art in cancer care. Art Meets Medicine Gallery Celebrates 10 Years of Art: A Beacon of Hope for Cancer Patients To make a donation in support of the Cancer Support Community, visit Give.OrlandoHealth.com/CSC.
inspire - Fall 2023 12 This legacy began with its founder, George Jenkins, in 1930 and continues to live on through the care and compassion of the many associates that work for the company and still represent the heart of it today. During their annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals campaign from May 24 – June 4, Publix associates took to heart the words of Arnold Palmer: “Good will never be good enough for our children.” They came together alongside their generous customers to create lasting change — raising more than $512,000 to support pediatric programs and services — and help us continue to meet the growing needs of our community best. The warmth and excitement seen and felt during their campaign was truly special. As we celebrate another life-changing year of partnership with Publix, we extend our deepest gratitude to the many Publix associates and customers for their heartfelt support and thank them for the positive impact they continue to have on our hospital and families in our community. Publix Continues Building Upon Legacy of Caring Publix is known for its caring culture and has a long-standing tradition of being a company the community can count on. This past May, local Costco warehouses rallied their associates and members to make their annual Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals campaign to support Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children the best one yet. Preparations for an incredible month of miracles started in early April when representatives from each warehouse visited Orlando Health Arnold Palmer to learn how their support is changing kids’ health and helping to provide specialized care to local kids. Their excitement continued with team meetings and calendar planning, which led them to kick off their campaign united, celebrating each donation with cowbells, handclappers and lots of cheer. From hosting potlucks, cashier and department activities, dress-up days, dance parties and business member support, our six Costco locations brought the community together for their highest fundraising year yet for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer — all one donation at a time. Celebrating Our Costco Warehouse Change-Makers We are proud to call Costco a partner and celebrate their team of changemakers and the difference they make for kids in our community.
13 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com As the need for charitable support from our community continues, our corporate partners have remained dedicated to our mission. We encourage you to thank the employees at the following Central Florida businesses who will raise funds and awareness for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. Orlando Health Arnold Palmer is supported by fundraising activities at partner locations in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Volusia and Flagler counties. Philanthropic Support this Fall Upcoming Campaigns • Love’s Travel Stops: August 26 – September 30 • Dairy Queen Round Up: September 1 – 30 • Great Clips: October 1 – 31 • Ace Hardware Holiday Round Up: November 1 – December 31 • 7-Eleven Campaign: November 1 – January 9 Marriott Celebrates 2nd Annual Play Yellow Golf Tournament Marriott’s Central Florida Business Council hosted its second annual Play Yellow tournament, bringing golfers together from near and far to support Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. Golfers gathered in yellow attire at the beautiful Hawk’s Landing Golf Club at Orlando World Center Marriott. Throughout the afternoon, they enjoyed activities on the course and had the opportunity to meet patient families, hearing inspiring stories of how the hospital has changed their lives. Thanks to the many generous sponsors and participants that supported the event, more than $86,000 was raised in support of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer.
inspire - Fall 2023 14 Panera Bread Supports Little Hearts This past spring, Central Florida cafés hosted the annual Heart Cookie campaign, raising over $27,000 between February 1 to February 14 to benefit The Heart Center at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. The heartfelt efforts of Panera team members, including at this year’s top fundraising café — Café #4264 in Windermere, support cardiac patients like Stella. In late 2020, Mark Tremonti, a founding member of the hard-rock supergroup Creed, and his wife, Victoria, found out their unborn third child had the chromosomal abnormality that causes Down syndrome. By 22 weeks gestation, the Tremontis were informed their baby girl would face another challenge — Stella had a hole in her tiny heart. For children with Down syndrome, the occurrence of heart defects is much higher — as many as half are affected. Stella faced one of the most common defects, ventricular septal defect (VSD), in which a hole forms between the lower chambers of the heart, causing excess blood flow and pressure. At just nine months old, Stella underwent open heart surgery and returned home just three days later. Thanks to the treatment Stella received at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer, she can look forward to a life of doing what she wants to do — and no more surgeries. The Heart Center at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer brings together a specialized team to offer the most comprehensive heart care in Central Florida for infants, children and teens with heart disease. With philanthropic support from partners like Panera, the Heart Center is able to provide expert care to patients using the most advanced technology and practices, giving young heart patients the chance to be amazing kids. For over 20 years, Panera Bread has been a strong supporter of Orlando Health by hosting campaigns throughout the year that benefit our hospitals and support our patients. the chance to be amazing kids Giving young heart patients Stella, Heart Center Patient Top fundraising store: Windermere Cafe #4264
15 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com The Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation is on a mission to provide the simple joys of childhood to kids battling hunger or illness. In Central Florida, Dunkin’ restaurants show support for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children through two annual campaigns. Leading with the slogan “Sip Iced, Bring Joy,” Dunkin’ celebrated Iced Coffee Day on May 23 by donating $1 from every iced coffee sold on this day to Orlando Health Arnold Palmer, with a total donation of $25,000 to support our Child Life Program. A great coffee run is not complete without the perfect donut. This summer, Dunkin’ returned with the Gold Joy Donut to bring joy to kids battling cancer. From July 19 – August 5, customers who donated $2 to the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation received a free Gold Joy Donut as a thank you. Through this campaign, Dunkin’ restaurants raised over $20,000 to support The Haley Center for Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer. Dunkin’ Brings Joy to Pediatric Patients Bring Joy JP (above) and McKenzie (below), Former Patients at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer We are thankful to Dunkin’ and the Joy in Childhood Foundation for their commitment to supporting local kids and families treated at our hospital. With additional generosity of donut and coffee donations throughout the year and fun experiences for patients, Dunkin’s efforts bring joy to so many at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer. (L to R) Sheri Mosely, Dir., Child Life and Creative Therapies; Melissa Goulette, Mgr. of Field Marketing, Dunkin’; Justin Williams, Interim Pres., Orlando Health Arnold Palmer
inspire - Fall 2023 16 The inaugural program was designed to connect Black, Indigenous and other underserved and lowincome mothers in Orange County to accessible prenatal and postpartum services. Achievements over the course of the pilot program ensured the renewal of this grant over the next three years, providing Orlando Health with resources to continue expanding this program to aid more mothers in need. Severe maternal morbidity (SMM) includes unexpected outcomes of labor and delivery that result in significant long or short-term effects to women’s health. In recent years, the SMM rate has continued to increase in the United States with noticeable racial and ethnic disparities. These gaps are observed in Orange County, where the SMM rate is nearly three times higher in the non-Hispanic Black population compared to that observed in the non-Hispanic White population. Inequities in access to healthcare, presence of biases and delays in identification and treatment all contribute to the widening gap. Nine community partners included in the pilot program – Second Harvest Food Bank, The Midwife Bus, Healthy Start, Certain Counseling, Center for Change, SALT, Hebni, Commonsense Childbirth and the Holden Heights Front Porch Community — extended its reach and helped to increase access to care for vulnerable populations by providing services such as access to food and nutrition education, midwifery care, mental and behavioral counseling services and more. The Florida Department of Health recently awarded a grant of $2.4 million to Orlando Health to fund a pilot program through the Closing the Gap: Pilot Programs to Reduce Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Severe Maternal Morbidity through Telehealth in Duval and Orange Counties initiative. Closing the Gap With the resources made accessible through this grant, Orlando Health is able to address SMM and other pregnancy complications for prenatal and postpartum patients – helping to reduce health disparities, increase access to care and reduce severe maternal morbidity in Black and Indigenous pregnant and postpartum women. In the first year of this program, Orlando Health and community partners were able to recruit 1,255 patients, exceeding the goal of 1,000. Initial screenings helped to determine different social determinants of health, mental health and other needs that may be affecting a patient’s overall wellness. Team members were then able to assess each patient’s needs, connect with them through the telehealth platform, and provide counseling, resources and referrals. The pilot year saw many promising outcomes, including the enrollment of 70% of our patients at the time of delivery and prenatal encounters, and retaining the vast majority of those patients into postpartum treatment. Additionally, 100% of enrolled patients in need received medical and telehealth communication devices, greatly improving their ability to monitor their health.
17 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com Maximize Your Giving At the Orlando Health Foundation, we have a team of development experts who are here to help you identify how you can best accomplish your giving and maximize your impact at Orlando Health. We understand everyone’s financial situation and charitable goals are different, and the way you choose to give should reflect that. Here are a few popular ways of giving to consider: Cash Gifting cash is an easy way you can receive an immediate tax benefit, especially if you itemize your taxes. Choose between making your gift online, by phone, mailing us a check or by wire/ACH transfer. Donor-Advised Funds If you have a donor-advised fund, the Orlando Health Foundation can be selected to receive grants from your fund to complete your year-end contribution. You may also designate us as the beneficiary on your fund which would help impact the future of Orlando Health. IRA Distribution For those who are 70 ½ or older and are not dependent on the funds from their IRA, be sure to consider a qualified charitable distribution up to $100,000 to reduce future required minimum distributions (RMD). Stock For appreciated stock held for more than one year, receive a tax deduction for the full value of the stock while avoiding payment of capital gains taxes. Other Ways to Give Here are a few additional ways to help support our mission: • Employer Matching Gifts • Corporate Partnerships • Charitable Gift Annuity and other Lifetime Income Gifts • Estate gift in your will or trust • Don’t see a gift type you were hoping to donate? Contact us! We encourage you to contact the Orlando Health Foundation to learn more about how your gift will help us deliver hope, healing and compassion to the patients and families we serve every day. Scan the QR code to learn more about the many ways you can give to the Orlando Health Foundation or contact The Office of Planned Giving at (321) 843-9844. Discover the Gift That’s Right for You
inspire - Fall 2023 18 Dr. Greenbaum was one of the early pioneers in the field of ultrasound imaging. He was recruited to Orlando Health in 1975 and brought the first ultrasound imaging to Orlando. He served as a member of the Orlando Health Board of Directors, Chairman of the Orlando Health Foundation and Chief of the Fetal Diagnostic Center at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. Beyond his professional achievements, Dr. Greenbaum will be most remembered for his immense heart and selflessness. Orlando Health Mourns the Loss of Two Lifelong Friends and Generous Supporters LENNARD GREENBAUM A remarkable man whose impact on the lives of those around him will forever be cherished, Dr. Greenbaum’s passing leaves a void in our community, particularly in healthcare. ELIZABETH HUSSEY Betty, a historian and witness to the growth of Orlando, was always generous with her time to countless organizations in town. She will be remembered not only as a philanthropist, but a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. Their enduring legacies of passion, generosity and unwavering love will continue to inspire us all. Elizabeth “Betty” Hussey met her late husband, William “Bill” Hussey, while students at Boone High School. In the early 1980s, when they learned of the plans for a much-needed children’s hospital in Orlando, the Husseys chose to come alongside the Orlando Health Foundation as one of the earliest supporters to help make Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children a reality. Both Bill and Betty continued their support of Orlando Health throughout their lifetimes.
19 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. Tribute for Freda M. Ackerman Mrs. Lauren Mann Tribute for Charles K. Adams Mrs. Trudy Adams Tributes for Sara Baker Ms. Joanna Brookins Ms. Laurie Stoeckert Tributes for Krista J. Boehm Ms. Sarah Adams Mr. and Mrs. Rick Boehm Mr. Neal Boutin Mr. Fred Costello Ms. Kelsey Evans-Amalu Mr. Bryan Feigenbaum Ms. Randy Fischer Ms. Starr Ford Mr. and Mrs. Theron A. Guthrie Jr. Mr. Daniel Hall Ms. Orlantha Heethawakage Ms. Amanda Hilberg Ms. Audri Hubbard Ms. Betsy Keim Ms. Ellyn Marder Mr. Andrew Mason Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLaughlin Ms. Jean Meredith Ms. Susan Neely Mr. John Olivari Ms. Mary Owens Mr. Bill Partington Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice Ms. Hilary Richardson Ms. Ashley Ross Ms. Risa Ross Mr. Robert Rouse Ms. Hilary Russo Mr. Rob Singles Ms. Afaf Sukkar Ms. Madisen Tager Denney Mr. Anthony Taylor Tribute for Gloria A. Christensen The Albrecht Family Tribute for Rosemarie Clark Ms. Suzanne Schmidt Tribute for Lottie Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ogan Tributes for Martha von Dietman Ms. Lena Von Dietman Ms. Tine Moller Tributes for Ted Eidson Ms. Heather Cosgrove Mrs. Joan D. Ruffier Mr. G. Charles Wohlust and Ms. Judith Sanborn Tribute for George R. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Kerry M. Kelly Tributes for Bill Faust Ms. Holly Hartfiel-Carr Ms. Michelle Grunklee Mr. and Mrs. Hal Mathiesen Ms. Ebody Settles Tribute for David Fitch Ms. Kathy Leis Tributes for William Freeburn Mr. and Mrs. Barry Freeburn Ms. Phyllis Fusko Mr. Michael Marino The Rosen Family Tribute for Phyllis B. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. James F. Clontz Tribute for Cora Grinsel Mrs. Patricia A. Corrao Tribute for Peter J. Giuliani Mr. Peter Seaholm Tribute for Robert M. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. James H. Leverett Tribute for Stephen Warder Hipp Mr. and Mrs. Kerry M. Kelly Tribute for Wen-Chien Hsiao Mr. Yeong-Ren Lin Tribute for Vincent S. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Kerry M. Kelly Tribute for Ryan Hurley Ms. Katie Watson Tributes for Earl Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Campbell Ms. Anne Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Seyer III Tributes for Mildred C. Jones Ms. Wanda S. Clary Ms. Mona Hardin Mr. Ernie Polley Tribute for Dorothy Kannon Ms. Christy Ammerman Tribute for Jared S. Larson Neuberger Berman Tribute for Tamra Lodico Ms. Joan Lodico Tribute for Charlotte B. Malsberger Ms. Karen Shelton Tribute for Callie Marin Ms. Treissa Siegfried Tributes for Ralph J. Marzulla Ms. Cathy Brown Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ceci Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Chiappetta Ms. Sue C. Saltarelli Tributes for German Montoya Ms. Sheila Dail Ms. Kathleen H. Montoya Tribute for Dr. Neil Newberg Dr. Scott D. Greenwood and Dr. Pamela G. Freeman Tributes for Donald Pell Mr. David Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Snyder Tribute for Dorothy Putnam Ms. Kristi Marriner Tribute for Connor Rue Ms. Myra Rue Tribute for Helen Shambreskis Ms. Gloria Francis Tribute for Frances Shogren Ms. Karen Lindros Tributes for Dr. Bruce J. Thomas Ms. Karen Ancillai Ms. Vicki Blanchfield Mr. Mike Buchanan Mr. Michael Debartolo Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hoyman Mrs. Catherine Rossi McDougall Mr. Jeffrey Quinn Ms. Peggy Russell Tribute for Lewis Waits Mr. and Mrs. D. William Martin Tribute for Erika Wilhelm Mrs. Sherry J. Chong Tributes for Stella L. Wilson Mr. Bryan E. Wilson and Mrs. Johanna B. Talcott TRIBUTE GIFTS | May 1, 2023 – July 31, 2023
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