Summer 2024 inspire Thanks to donors from across the community, Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center’s (ORMC) Emergency Department and Level One Trauma Center have undergone significant renovations. Bringing Better Together. See inside for a special message
2 inspire - Summer 2024 Dear Friends, Inspire, our Foundation publication, has always embodied the spirit, compassion and commitment of the community. This issue is particularly special to us, as it highlights an extraordinary milestone in the Orlando Health Foundation’s journey - the transformation of the Level One Trauma Center at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC). Our donors’ remarkable kindness has transformed patients’ lives and fueled healthcare innovations that benefit our entire region. A standout feature of this issue is a special insert dedicated to the Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, a monumental fundraising initiative in the foundation’s history. This transformative endeavor underscores our unwavering dedication to the health and well-being of children and families. More details can be found on pages 9-12. As you flip through the pages, we hope you feel a sense of pride and connection to the Orlando Health family. Your support, whether as a patient, donor, volunteer or advocate, is at the heart of everything we do. Together, we are making a difference and will continue to inspire hope and foster healing. Thank you for being an integral part of the Orlando Health Foundation; we look forward to achieving even greater milestones together. With gratitude, John W. Bozard President, Orlando Health Foundation
contents4–5 Suree & Zaby Vyas Foundation Continues Legacy of Healthcare in Longwood 6 Elevating Trauma Care: Orlando Health’s Transformative Expansion 7 Community Support Fuels Cardiology Advancements 8 National Doctors’ Day Recognition 9–12 Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion 13 Creating a Legacy: Rose Mary Ogram 14 Changing Kids’ Health Through Dance Marathon 15 Marriott Continues to Create Lasting Change Through Play Yellow Golf Tournament 16 Spreading Hope, One Scoop at a Time: Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream 17 Helpful Hearts at Panera Bread 17 Honoring a Legacy: The Enduring Impact of Golf 18 “Rays Up” for Clinical Excellence 19 Tribute Gifts contents
Longwood Freestanding Emergency Department (FSED) Rendering Suree and Dr. Zabunnissa “Zaby” Vyas, via their foundation, have made a generous gift in memory of Richard Shaffer, DO, as a tribute to his lifelong dedication to healthcare excellence. Dr. Richard Shaffer was more than a healthcare professional; he was a beacon of compassion, dedication and service to the Longwood community. For three decades he worked alongside Dr. Zaby Vyas and together they built a distinguished family medicine practice where their commitment to patient care and medical expertise has left a lasting legacy in their community. Funds will be directed toward the Longwood Freestanding Emergency Department (FSED). FSEDs remove the need to travel long distances on congested roadways by placing services further into the community. The enhancement of the Longwood FSED aligns with Dr. Shaffer’s commitment to healthcare and the Suree & Zaby Vyas Foundation’s desire to ensure that residents have swift access to life-saving medical care during emergencies. The collaboration between the Orlando Health Foundation and the Suree & Zaby Vyas Foundation is a powerful homage to Dr. Richard Shaffer’s exemplary life of service. Suree & Zaby Vyas Foundation Continues Legacy of Healthcare in Longwood inspire - Summer 2024 4
“ ” “We are deeply honored to make this gift in memory of Dr. Richard Shaffer. His dedication to the Longwood community and the healthcare field was truly inspiring. This contribution is a tribute to his legacy, ensuring that his impact continues to be felt through improved emergency care,” Suree expressed. Dr. Zaby Vyas and Suree at the the groundbreaking in Longwood 5 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
inspire - Summer 2024 6 Elevating Trauma Care: Orlando Health’s Transformative Expansion Thanks to donors from across our region, Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center’s (ORMC) Emergency Department and Level One Trauma Center have undergone significant renovations. While the Emergency Department renovations are well underway, the Trauma Center is already operating at full capacity, thanks to the completion of its upgrades. This transformative expansion enhances Orlando Health ORMC’s critical care capabilities, with the Trauma Center now boasting top-of-the-line technology and redesigned facilities to meet the growing healthcare needs of Central Florida. Fortifying the Future: Significance of Healthcare Infrastructure With an increased volume of patients, nearly 7,200 trauma cases each year, and more complex cases coming through the door regularly, Orlando Health ORMC is equipped with the tools and space needed for caregivers to treat patients today and well into the future. With these investments, teams can care for the most severe and traumatic injuries in the completed Trauma Center, from falls to strokes to an unforeseen mass intake event. Orlando Health ORMC stands ready and waiting to treat the most life-threatening injuries and help patients return to their families and communities. That is why the importance of a Level One Trauma Center cannot be overstated. An essential part of the team’s mission is to provide the highest level of surgical care, conduct research to advance critical care treatments and provide education and outreach to help prevent injuries. Staffed with specialized teams ready to respond to any emergency 24/7, it is an indispensable resource in times of crisis. On a scale of 1 to 10, this facility and staff rate a 10. The care I received prompted my decision to donate through my IRA account to support your mission of helping the lives you touch. — Pete Jones, Grateful Patient
Community Support Fuels Cardiology Advancements As part of Orlando Health’s efforts to continually enhance cardiac care at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center, the Orlando Health Foundation has allocated $1 million to upgrade the equipment and software that powers physicians’ life-saving cardiac procedures. This substantial investment of funds raised by community donors underscores their unwavering commitment to embracing the newest healthcare technologies. The funds will have a tangible and immediate impact on patient care. In the most recent year-over-year comparison, the WatchmanTM and MitraClipTM — two cardiac interventions named for the devices implanted during their respective procedures — have seen significant increases at Orlando Health. First, the organization will secure 11 top-of-the-line ultrasound systems and upgrade two currently in rotation, for a total of 13. Then, equipped with advanced hardware such as True Vue Glass and TEE Probes, Dynamic HeartModelA.I. software will allow cardiac experts to achieve increased levels of detail in their imaging techniques. With these additional equipment enhancements, echocardiography (a pivotal part of cardiac diagnostics and surgery) will provide new 3-dimensional images of the heart and the structures surrounding it as opposed to most hospitals’ 2-dimensional models. WATCHMAN™ 102% Increase A small, parachute-shaped device roughly the size of a quarter that prevents blood clots from forming in the left atrial appendage MitraClip™ 70% Increase A small, implanted clip attached to the heart’s mitral valve to help it close more completely, restoring normal blood flow TEE Probes To obtain data on the heart's structure, these take detailed pictures of the heart and the arteries that lead to and from it True Vue Glass Displays 3D structures of the heart more effectively, leading to increased diagnostic and surgical opportunities Dynamic HeartModelA.I. Tracks every frame of the cardiac cycle, providing measurements that increase diagnostic confidence To learn more about supporting cardiac care at Orlando Health, please contact Daniel Barr at (321) 841-8618 or [email protected]. With these advancements, Orlando Health can help meet the demands of our region’s high-acuity patient population. Patients will receive faster, more efficient care with elevated knowledge and precision — leading to decreased time under anesthesia, higher precision, reduction in potential complications and shorter recovery times. 7 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
National Doctors’ Day Recognition As we reflect on National Doctors’ Day, we are filled with gratitude for the overwhelming support of our donors. Your contributions have not only honored the incredible doctors in our community but also reinforced the vital role they play in our lives. On behalf of the countless lives our doctors touch, we extend our heartfelt thanks for recognizing the dedication of these healthcare heroes. Scan the QR code to see the physicians who were honored at Orlando Health. Notes of Appreciation from Grateful Patients Honoring Elizabeth Carreno Rijo, MD Thank you for your relentless dedication and support to making the world a better place for your patients. You have completely transformed my life and I hope you know how grateful I am to have met you. May you have many blessings. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Honoring Curtis Bryan, MD I am grateful for the compassionate care you’ve provided! It’s a blessing to have your expertise, but even more your heart for excellence. Our community is a better place because of you! ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Honoring Patrick Gill, MD Thank you so very much for your excellent care. We think you’re a brilliant doctor and person. We appreciate that you actually hear your patients and find a solution specifically for them. You’ve known exactly what medicines I need — I can go back to life. 106 Years of Gratitude Lucille Ellson was born on December 30, 1917, preceding an important date in the history of Orlando Health, its opening on November 5, 1918. Lucille is just one of the many faithful participants in National Doctors’ Day. When Lucille and her late husband, Floyd, moved to Orlando in 1990, the first thing Lucille said was, “We need to find a doctor!” Lucille has received more than 30 years of healthcare from Orlando Health. With several family members who are physicians, Lucille finds National Doctors’ Day to be an important day to celebrate and honor the care physicians provide for their patients. inspire - Summer 2024 8
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Vivienne and Margot, patients at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer, with their parents Laura and Jerod.
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 highly-coordinated 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. Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion
Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is known for exceptional pediatric healthcare. Providing compassionate care and leading-edge treatments to the youngest members of our community is a commitment embraced across all specialties and departments. The next step in our commitment will be to provide care through the Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion. The groundbreaking ceremony for the Pavilion marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide unparalleled healthcare to children. Being the only facility of this type in the region, we will bring together over 30 Orlando Health Arnold Palmer specialties and services under one roof, offering a more streamlined and effective multidisciplinary care approach for those with ongoing outpatient needs. As we begin to lay the foundation of the Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, we are not just constructing a building; we are building a future where brilliance in pediatric care will shine on every child and teenager in need. “Bringing Better Together” is more than a tagline; it’s a commitment to the community, a pledge to continue fulfilling the promise of exceptional and coordinated care while freeing families to focus on healing and allowing kids to just be kids. Breaking New Ground Hear from Laura and more by watching a short video from the groundbreaking.
Key Enhancements Quality Care Improved communication and collaboration through shoulderto-shoulder multidisciplinary care Complex Care Clinics under one roof, reducing burdens on families Access Proximity to the hospital allows for the softer side of medicine - child life, spiritual care, pet therapy and more - to be an integral part of clinics Program Growth and Development Modular spaces designed to adapt to changing clinic demands and to support innovative care delivery Physician Recruitment and Retention Demonstrates our desire to support growth and enhance professional collaboration, solidifying us as a premiere hospital Specialties and Services Adolescent Gynecology Adolescent Medicine Audiology Cardiology Complex Care Craniomaxillofacial Surgery Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Endocrinology Fetal Care Center Gastroenterology General Surgery Genetics Healthy Lifestyles Hematology Imaging Infectious Diseases and Immunology Infusion Services Nephrology and Dialysis Neurodevelopment Neurology Neuropsychology Neurosurgery Orthopedics Palliative Care Pharmacy Physiatry Pulmonology Rehabilitation Rheumatology Spina Bifida Urology And others This marks the beginning of a transformative journey in pediatric healthcare that will have a profound impact in the region. Justin Williams, President, Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children “ “
When Akosua was 20 weeks pregnant, she learned her daughter Celeste would be born with the most severe type of spina bifida. That’s when she turned to Orlando Health, becoming the first patient of the fetal surgery program. At 25 weeks pregnant, Akosua and baby Celeste underwent in-utero surgery to repair the defect in her spine. She goes to physical therapy weekly and every six months she sees her specialists at the Spina Bifida Clinic at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer including neurosurgery, urology, orthopedics and gastroenterology. Celeste is now a talkative and active 5 year old. She walks on her own and enjoys gymnastics, swimming and playing with her sister – things that may not have been possible without fetal surgery. Celeste Age 5 Bringing Better Together For Our Kids
At only 7 years old, John Parker was severely injured while at home playing “spy games” with friends on the upstairs balcony. His shirt caught on the spike of the iron fence and pulled him down, impaling him in the neck. Immediately, the first responders knew he needed the Level One Trauma Center at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer. This began his journey to healing. During treatment and follow-up care, he developed a love for the hospital and its caregivers. He continues to engage in ways he can personally give back to the hospital. Today, John Parker is extremely active and plays baseball and golf. John Parker Age 14
(321) 841-5194 3160 Southgate Commerce Blvd., Suite 50 Orlando, FL 32806 BringingBetterTogether.com Join Us It’s truly about the lives we’ve transformed, the children we’ve healed and the profound impact we’ve made within our community. The Orlando Health Foundation has been the backbone of this transformative journey since our inception in 1984 when we set out to build the first children and women’s hospital in Central Florida. This entire project will be funded by the generosity of the community, through the Orlando Health Foundation, and it is with immense joy and dedication that we embrace this special project. - John W. Bozard President, Orlando Health Foundation Vivienne and Margot Owen Alessandra
To learn how you can provide long-lasting support for Orlando Health, visit OrlandoHealthPlannedgiving.com or contact Tiffany Collier, vice president of planned giving, at (321) 841-7010 or [email protected]. Creating a Legacy: Rose Mary Ogram Imagine a woman of unwavering independence, a globetrotter with a passion for numbers, a cultivator of profound friendships, and a perpetual seeker of knowledge, even in her eighties. This is the essence of Ms. Rose Mary Ogram, a remarkable individual. Rose Mary, with an accent reminiscent of Scarlet O’Hara, was not just a high school math teacher and tutor but a dedicated educator who left a profound impact on her students. An astute investor, her intelligence and prudence allowed her to leave a philanthropic legacy upon her passing. After growing up in Tallahassee and attending Florida State University, she spent time living abroad in Belgium alongside her parents. When her mom’s health began to fail, Rose Mary returned to Orlando with her family and eventually became the main caregiver for her aging parents. Throughout their lives in Central Florida, the family received much of their medical care at Orlando Health, within walking distance of their family’s home. The care provided to Rose Mary and her family made a lasting impact. Provide Hope for the Future Rose Mary’s belief in giving her best, regardless of the circumstances, was a principle she imparted to her extended family and students. This principle also guided her in her estate planning. In addition to providing for her family and endowing a scholarship fund, she chose to enhance the future of healthcare by allocating a portion of her estate to Orlando Health. Through Rose Mary’s generous planned gift, an endowment fund was named in her memory to ensure future generations will remember and celebrate her generosity. The impact of her giving will help elevate the care that Orlando Health will deliver to patients in our community for years to come. 13 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
Changing Kids’ Health Through Dance Marathon In the 2023–2024 school year, nearly 2,800 students at K–12 schools and universities across Central Florida participated in Miracle Network Dance Marathon to support Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. Special thanks to the many passionate and dedicated student leaders, advisors, participants, donors and corporate partners that helped make these events possible. Together, students across Central Florida are helping change the future of children’s health. Boone High School $ 17,301* Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School $ 31,594 Cornerstone Charter Academy $ 15,472* Horizon High School $ 32,848* Lake Highland Preparatory School $ 27,946* Melbourne Central Catholic High School $ 14,174* Stetson University $ 2,261 The First Academy $ 145,980* Timber Creek High School $ 16,192* University of Central Florida $ 679,033 West Orange High School $ 21,289* Windermere High School $ 77,702* Windermere Preparatory School $ 50,088* *Indicates K-12 programs partnered with Knight-Thon at UCF. inspire - Summer 2024 14
Marriott Continues to Create Lasting Change Through Play Yellow Golf Tournament Celebrating their third annual Play Yellow golf tournament the morning of April 8, Marriott’s Central Florida Business Council brought golfers together from near and far to play a game they love in support of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. Players gathered in their symbolic yellow attire, enjoyed various activities on the golf course and had the opportunity to meet and spend time with patient families. Many golfers took the time to get to know the children and were a source of inspiration to them, not only by engaging them in the game of golf, but by sharing words of hope and encouragement. Special guests included Aimee J. Daily, Ph.D., President and CEO of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® (CMN Hospitals), playing in her first Play Yellow golf tournament; and Jim Connelly, President, Marriott U.S. Eastern Region, Full Service Hotels, among many leaders, business partners and vendors of local Marriott properties across Central Florida. Thanks to the generous support of participants and sponsors, the tournament had a record fundraising year with more than $106,000 raised in support of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer. 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 by making a donation. The hospital is supported by fundraising activities at partner locations in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Volusia and Flagler counties. Upcoming Campaigns • 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 and Speedway: June 26–August 27 • Joann: August 1–September 30 • Ace Hardware Bucket Days: August 2–4 Coming Soon! Play Yellow Golf Fore Good Join us on Tuesday, September 10 for the inaugural Golf Fore Good Play Yellow tournament at Topgolf in Orlando. Scan the QR code to sign up to receive information regarding participation and sponsorship opportunities. 15 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
Spreading Hope, One Scoop at a Time: Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream hosted its first campaign for Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children from February 1–29, 2024 with incredible excitement and success! Throughout the month, team members at Central Florida scoop shops and counters invited customers to donate to the hospital. In addition, on February 18, Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream donated 50 percent of sales in honor of International Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day. Thanks to the efforts of Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream, their generous customers, and a matching gift from Dr. Phillips Charities, $20,000 was raised to support the Haley Center for Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer, helping to fund advanced technology and treatments for cancer patients. Kelly Seidl, owner of Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream, is a former Orlando Health Arnold Palmer surgical nurse and was inspired to combine her two passions to help local kids. During a visit to the hospital, Kelly and her team met with patients, sharing how they create their ice cream and served delicious samples to patients and team members. We are grateful to Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream for all their efforts to support local children battling cancer. inspire - Summer 2024 16
Helpful Hearts at Panera Bread Central Florida Panera Bread® locations donated over $35,000 to The Heart Center at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children through their annual Heart Cookie campaign. Each year, our partners at Panera Bread create their signature Heart Cookie for Valentine's Day. The taste of these deliciously crafted, shortbread cookies shaped into hearts is made extra sweet knowing each cookie purchased supports young heart patients. From February 1–14, Central Florida Panera Bread locations donated 100 percent of the proceeds from the sale of Heart Cookies. We thank Panera Bread for all their efforts to support our hospital, and cardiac patients like Alessandra. Alessandra was diagnosed with a critical heart condition before she was born and, at just seven days old, underwent heart surgery. Today, Alessandra is a thriving 8-year-old who loves to play basketball. Her family praises their care team at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer for the hope and comfort they received during the most challenging time of their lives. Honoring a Legacy: The Enduring Impact of Golf As Scottie Scheffler claimed his second victory at the 2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, he not only etched his name in the tournament’s storied history but also carries Arnold and Winnie Palmer’s enduring legacy forward. For the Arnold & Winnie Palmer Foundation, this prestigious PGA TOUR event is never just about golf—it is a testament to the Palmers’ unwavering commitment to philanthropy. For years, this foundation has supported a variety of charitable initiatives and its annual commitment to Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children is one of many generous acts that support its philanthropic mission. This reflects Mr. Palmer’s belief in the power of philanthropy and the desire to “do better” for children and families in need. From the fairway to the hospital that bears his name, Arnold Palmer’s generous spirit left an indelible mark, inspiring generations of athletes, fans and community members to embrace the true meaning of sportsmanship – one rooted in the belief that together we can make a meaningful and lasting impact in the lives of others. 17 OrlandoHealthFoundation.com
“Rays Up” for Clinical Excellence The Tampa Bay Rays concluded their 2023 season on a high note, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to the St. Petersburg community. In the last three seasons, the Rays have donated more than $41,000 to Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital, a testament to their dedication to making a positive impact locally. The Rays’ donation of $250 for every stolen base was a heartfelt tribute to the healthcare professionals who tirelessly serve the region. The funds from the Rays’ stolen bases initiative will support continued education opportunities for clinical and non-clinical team members. In addition, some team member and patient areas within the hospital and free-standing emergency departments were proudly wrapped with team touches, a reminder to staff and patients that not only the Tampa Bay Rays but the community supports the healing taking place within the hospital walls. Not available for sale, the Raymond Squish Plush is making a home with patients at Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital. The Tampa Bay Rays have provided toys to pediatric emergency room patients to help calm their nerves and bring much-needed smiles to their faces. The patient and team member cafeteria at Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital A pediatric patient room at Orlando Health Crossroads Free Standing Emergency Department inspire - Summer 2024 18
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 GIFTS | February 1, 2024 – April 30, 2024 Tributes for Mary Aspinwall Mrs. Pat Altinian Ms. Patricia Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Machado Tributes for Eileen M. Bathen Dr. Scott D. Greenwood and Dr. Pamela G. Freeman Tributes for Shay M. Berryman Mr. and Mrs. Jared A. Berryman Mr. James N. Flach, DDS Mr. Adam J. Marona Mr. Sammie L. Smith AW Transport Services Bernard Painting Services CFL Firefly, Inc. Goodwin and Sons, Inc. Hooper’s Landscape & Nursery Kevin Wiggins Water Treatment, LLC Lake Conway Landscaping Phillips Toyota Walker & Company Construction, Inc. Tributes for Ann E. Brown Ms. Mary Adkins Mrs. Linda M. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Bellows Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bozard Dr. Clarence H. Brown, III Robert and Helen Cairns Ms. Lynda L. Canatay Mr. and Mrs. James P. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Coats Mrs. Carolyn B. Coats Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Davis, Jr. Mrs. Andrea T. Eliscu Dr. and Mrs. Jay L. Falk Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ferber Mrs. Jerol M. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Gray Dr. Scott D. Greenwood and Dr. Pamela G. Freeman Ms. Joanne C. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ingle Ms. Toni Jennings Ms. Karen Thornton Jensen Mr. and Mrs. J. Dan Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kerry M. Kelly Ms. Victoria Leedy Mrs. Nancy P. Lewis Mr. J. M. Murphy Mr. John Romeo and Mrs. Pamela O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Paulk, Jr. Ms. Beverly G. Philips Dr. Wallace M. Philips Dr. and Mrs. Chad Price Mrs. Emily W. Robinson Mrs. and Mr. Sally Rogers Mrs. Joan D. Ruffier Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Sandhagen Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shapiro Mr. Jay Silver Mr. and Mrs. George Slappey Ms. Susan M. Slemons Ms. Laurie D. Stanford Mr. Hans W. Tews Mr. and Mrs. Neil Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Williams, Jr. Mrs. Mary J. Williams Ms. Kaye K. Woodlief Tributes for Derek Burton Anonymous Ms. Kellina Anderson Mr. Jon Bowman Mr. Thomas Kotwica Mr. Joseph Pace Mr. Stanley Smith Ms. Cheryl Thierfelder Mr. Benjamin Vasquez Tribute for Bruce E. Christensen The Albrecht Family Tributes for Kevin Collins Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams Mr. Daniel Cavaluzzi Mr. Clarke Droney Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fennell Ms. Mary Holbin Mr. Randy King Ms. Angela McAuley Mr. Mark Mellinger Mr. Chris Parker Ms. Kayla Scardina Mr. Chris Shaffner Mr. Mark Strout Tribute for Joseph S. Columbus Ms. Sarah P. Columbus Tributes for Patrick D. Doubleday Ms. Taryn Alba Mr. Steven Barczak Ms. Renee Braz Ms. Janet Burnley Ms. Punam Dayabhai- Jairambhai Mr. Matthew Demchak Ms. Tami Garcia Mr. Michael Hallock Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Keith, Jr. Mr. Kyle Kremer Mrs. Rebekah M. Nantais Mr. Jeremy Petzgold Ms. Roxann Petzold Ms. Elizabeth Putriment Ms. Sharon Skeenes Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott South Ms. Jill Sypko Ms. Shannon Thompson Mr. Phillip White First Baptist Church of Maryville Tribute for Mark Fox Robert and Helen Cairns Tribute for James Gowarty Ms. Lisa Price Tributes for Zachary Greenberg Ms. Eileen Bowers Ms. Jan Courtney Mr. Aaron Resnick Ms. Cindy Scottland Tributes for Tzaddik HaMoshiach Ms. Marcia Kaufman Ms. Itana Pinansky Tribute for Robert M. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. James H. Leverett Tribute for Wen-Chien Hsiao Mr. Yeong-Ren Lin Tribute for Pat Lemley Ms. Kristi Marriner Tribute for Charlotte B. Malsberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Randa Tribute for Linda McEwan Robert and Helen Cairns Tribute for Robert Ohar Mrs. Roxanne R. Ohar Tribute for Shirley Ann Roth and F. Waldo Roth Jr. Mr. Franklin W. Roth, III Tribute for Leah Harriet Sabat Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Sabat Tributes for Antonio Santos Mr. Lou Altomare Mr. David Cote Mr. and Mrs. Brian Reid Mr. Dave Valerio Ms. Maria Zuccarini Tribute for Susan Schneider Mr. Raymond Schneider Tribute for Bellah South Ms. Zaineb Saied Tribute for Albert B. Stieglitz Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCorquodale Tributes for Allen Trammell Robert and Helen Cairns Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Davis, Jr. Mr. Emmett Evans Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Gordy Mr. and Mrs. J. Dan Johnson Mr. Robert F. MacLeish, Jr. Ms. Laurie D. Stanford Mr. Craig T. Ustler Mr. E. Hardy Vaughn and Ms. Betty C. Brady Tribute for Joyce Westhoff Ms. Jodi Rochowiak Mr. Drew Thomas Mr. Phillip Westhoff Tribute for Stella L. Wilson Mr. Jeremy Talcott Ms. Susan Talcott Tribute for Helene Zats Ms. Sari Zats
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