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2010 Honor RollJOSLIN FISCAL YEAR 2010 (OCTOBER 1, 2009 – SEPTEMBER 30, 2010)

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2 JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER | 2010 HONOR ROLL

The Elliott P. Joslin Society acknowledges the generosity of donors who contributed outrights gifts totaling $1,000 or more during Joslin’s 2010 fi scal year (10/1/09–9/30/10).

2010 Elliott P. Joslin Society

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE: $100,000 OR GREATER

Anonymous (3)

Lloyd M. Aiello and Nancy Beetham Aiello

Her Royal Highness Laila Alomran

Mr. Thomas J. Beatson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gintel

Moses D. Nunnally, Jr. Charitable Trust

The Sahan Daywi Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Young, Jr.

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE: $50,000–$99,999

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray Allen

Herb Chambers

Mrs. Margaret A. Congleton

Joette and John Cook

William C. Cox, Jr.

Kevin and Brandi Garnett

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. James

Nada and Steven Kane

Dr. Gary W. Loveman and Ms. Kathleen Welsh

The Thomas P. Lueders Charitable Trust

Barbara and Sebastian Scripps

Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Tadler

TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE: $25,000–$49,999

Mr. Theodore J. Aleixo, Jr.

Dr. Larry Ho and Dr. Sally Ho

Mr. Michael A. Krupka and Dr. Anne C. Kubik

Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Lowerre

Mr. and Mrs. F. Sutton McGehee, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Pyatt

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey S. Rehnert

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Revers

Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Sears, III

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sheehan, Jr.

Dr. Wilma Siegel and Mr. Jesse Siegel

VISIONARY’S CIRCLE: $10,000–$24,999

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bagley

Helen Ray Biggane Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Eisa B. Bin Nasser Alserkal

Emily and Gerard Branka

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Brooks, III

Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Carlson

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard K. Chiu

Ms. Constance B. Coburn and Mr. James D. Houghton

Cogan Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Connaughton

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Connolly, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Curran

Paul and Sandy Edgerley

The Shirley S. and William R. Fleischer Family Foundation

Mr. Joseph A. George

Mrs. Joan L. Gilkison

Mr. Wycliffe Grousbeck

John and JoAnn Herzfeld

Ms. Marlene Hess

Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz

Toby and Harry Katz

David and Mary Sue Knoke

Mr. Ross A. Koller

Mr. Richard A. Levitan and Mrs. Anna Cheshire Levitan

Mr. Roger Ludwig

Mr. and Mrs. W. Alan McCollough

Harry and Sharon McCormick

John R. O’Laughlin, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Quinn

Mrs. Margaret M. Reynolds and Mr. William McKee

Ellen and Roy Rosenthal

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Samuels

Ruth and Carl J. Shapiro

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shay

Rosalyn and Richard Slifka

Richard A. and Susan F. Smith

Ms. Linda Su

Ms. Fatima Wallace

Frank and Lisa Wang

Gordon C. Weir and Susan Bonner-Weir

Tobias and Kristin Welo

“Philanthropy catalyzes research advances, secures the future of Joslin’s global leadership in diabetes, and funds cutting-edge treatment innovations. We are grateful for the partnership and

commitment of all of those who help us to transform our vision into reality.”

—JOHN L. BROOKS III,

President and CEO of Joslin Diabetes Center

2010 Honor Roll

Contents

2 2010 ELLIOTT P. JOSLIN SOCIETY

5 CORPORATE DONORS

6 FOUNDATION DONORS

7 ORGANIZATION DONORS

TRIBUTE GIFTS

BEQUESTS

8 THE LEGACY SOCIETY

RESEARCH GRANTS

GIFTS-IN-KIND

9 COMMUNITY-GENERATED EVENTS

MATCHING GIFTS

10 TEAM JOSLIN

NAMED FUNDS

on the cover: The artist of the painting on the front cover is the parent of a Joslin pediatric patient, and the painting was presented to Joslin with her deepest appreciation. As she said: “There are no words that can express my gratitude so I share my appreciation with all of you at Joslin through my art.”

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Kate R. Whitney

J. Christine Wilson and Mary K. Collins

John and Kathleen Workman

FELLOW’S CIRCLE: $5,000–$9,999

Anonymous (4)

Martin and Sharon Abrahamson

Judith Abromson

Mr. Arthur S. Ainsberg

Edgar Astrove

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Attarian

Ms. Geraldine Barnes

Mr. and Mrs. Drake Behrakis

Brian and Kelley Benkart

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Bennigson

Ms. Susan E. Berry and Mr. Brian T. Moynihan

Mr. Thomas Blake

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brennan

Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock

Ms. Joanne Burke

Dr. and Mrs. James I. Cash, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Choate

Mark and Wendy Conway

Mr. J. Alexander P. Cook

Mrs. Irene Demoulas

Mrs. Diane Deshong

Dennis and Diane Eldred

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Fitzgerald

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Flaherty

Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Fruth

Nathaniel and Nancy Gardiner

Mr. and Mrs. Ace H. Gershfi eld

Carla Agrippino Gomes and Dr. Ron F. Gomes

Elizabeth A. Gould

Kathryn Griffi n and James Drury

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hood

Dr. and Mrs. George L. King

Ms. Ann Marie Kreft and Mr. Timothy Ramsey

Ann and Chuck Lagasse

John W. and Patricia M. Lane

Peter D. Lease

Michael Lebowitz and Betsy Malcolm

Victor J. Leone, Jr. and Carolina R. Leone

Shaun and Kathleen Levesque

Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lustiger

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Madden

Moe Maltzman Trust

Susanne and Thomas McQuillan

Alan and Elizabeth Moses

Emily Nielsen and Ross M. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Ramzi Nuwayhid

Oristaglio Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John Pokorny

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Pope

Patrick Racy

Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Reese

Mr. David B. Ring

Louis J. Shatkin

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Shaw

Mr. Richard T. Stack

Larry and Donnie Stern

The Stewart Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Swan

Ms. Carol Vance Wall

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Wareham

Ed and Amy Wertheim

Ms. Ann M. Williams

Mrs. Evelyn Wing

Mr. and Mrs. Leverett L. Wing

Eugene and Lai Wong Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Zampell

INNOVATOR’S CIRCLE: $2,500–$4,999

Anonymous

Kenneth J. Annis

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent F. Barletta

Kenneth W. and Margaret A. Barnes

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bavly

Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. Bishop

Mr. David Bonderman

Mr. Robert Burt

Lillian D. Carraway

Catherine and Richard Carver

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Champa

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Chapman

The James D. and Veronica E. Chesterton Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ciaramaglia

Mr. Timothy Clifford

Edward and Janis Coady

Mrs. Toby K. Cohn

Mr. and Mrs. John Collmer

Mrs. Helen A. Corcoran

Mr. Joseph M. Corcoran

Mr. Mark D. Crawford

Pam and Peter D’Ambrosio

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. DiBenedetto

Mr. Steve Di Fillippo

George and Judy Dlugos

Claudia and Jay Dunigan

Joan and Allen Evans

Famigletti Family

Mrs. Bronson H. Fargo

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Favat

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gagnon

Mrs. Bernice Gotlieb

Mr. Michael Grier

Dennis and Candace Guittarr

Deborah B. Hamilton

Thomas J. Beatson, Jr.

Tom Beatson is an exemplary philanthropist; his generosity and support continue to have a

transformative impact on type 1 diabetes programs at Joslin. Tom is a Joslin 50-Year Medalist; in fact, Tom has lived over 68 years with type 1 diabetes. He is an avid cyclist and, in 2008 at the age of 75, he crossed the 100,000 mile mark with the Arizona Bicycle Club – a feat he’s been striving to achieve since he began counting in 1978.

In 2008, a $1,000,000 gift was given by the Thomas J. Beatson, Jr. Foundation in support

of type 1 diabetes research. This gift was split evenly between the labs of Keith Blackwell, M.D., Ph.D., George King, M.D., Gordon Weir, M.D., Ph.D., and Howard Wolpert, M.D. At that time, the Beatson Challenge was named: a competition among these four labs to celebrate the fi rst publication in an important scientifi c journal with the presentation of a yellow jersey. Hillary Keenan, Ph.D., from Dr. King’s Medalist Study won the competition and the jersey in the fall of 2010.

Also in 2010, Mr. Beatson’s Foundation committed to a spectacular gift of $3,200,000 for the Thomas J. Beatson, Jr. Initiative for Diabetes Longevity at Joslin Diabetes Center. The gift supported the naming of the Eleanor Chesterman Beatson Child Life Care Ambassador Program in memory of Tom’s mother. This program is part of Joslin’s Pediatric, Adolescent, and Young Adult Section. Joslin also named the Thomas J. Beatson, Jr. Tissue Regeneration Program in support of Dr. King’s Medalist Study. In addition, seed funding was provided for the launch of Joslin’s WebCare project led by Martin Abrahamson, M.D., and Catherine Carver, M.S., A.N.P.-B.C., C.D.E., as well as the Vision Preservation Study of Jennifer K. Sun, M.D., M.P.H.

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Dr. Lawrence Handler and Dr. Wendy Handler

Dr. and Mrs. William C. Hsu

Michael and Beth Jones

Dr. C. Ronald and Susan Kahn

Ms. Barbara Kane

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Krasnow

Megan and Mark Kristiansen

Lori Laffel, M.D.

Christine Laine, M.D., and David S. Weinberg, M.D.

Mark Lerner, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. Lyon, Sr.

Jacqueline and Michael Lyons

Paul B. Madden, M.Ed.

Rick and Jennifer Markello

Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Mattoon

Douglas and Sandra McQuade

Jonathan and Dorlee Michaeli

Mrs. Billie J. Milum

Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Molyneux

Cecilia Neville in memory of Nancy Neville

Gary and Linda Oberlender

Nancy W. Olsen

Dr. and Mrs. Brad Oren

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Quickel

Mrs. Theodora H. Reynolds

Mr. and Mrs. Kayvon Riggi

Jean M. Ring

Cynthia C. Risley

Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Rittmaster

Mr. and Mrs. Angel H. Rosado

Michael and Trish Rotondi

Mr. Ian Sanderson

Tom and Mary Pat Santel

Mr. Vincent A. Sarni

Mr. Michael P. Sullivan

Dr. Jennifer K. Sun

Mr. Rocky Toomey

Deborah Weil and Sam Harrington

Keith Whitehouse and Rachel Joslin Whitehouse

David and Joyce Wilson

Judy and Peter Zeidel

Abbas and Samar Zuaiter

DISCOVERER’S CIRCLE: $1,000–$2,499

Anonymous (5)

Mr. Francisco Navarrete Acosta

Mr. Jerome Ade

Brenda E. Altschul

Lloyd Paul Aiello, M.D., Ph.D.

Ms. Debora Batista Araujo

Mr. Peter A. Arcabascio

Mr. M. Pierce Ashby, Jr.

Ms. Johanna Babiak

Ms. Margaret G. Bailey

Mr. Edward Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Barr

Ms. Barbara Bartlett

Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Beaser

Mr. Barry Becken and Ms. Ivy D. Feuerstadt

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Beckstein

Ms. Deborah C. Belichick

Mr. and Mrs. David Bergan

Stephen T. and Nancy B. Berkeley

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bernstein

Mr. and Mrs. Terence R. Blackwood

Mr. Edward C. Bloom

Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bockoff

Ms. Kerri Brown

Ms. Elizabeth R. Brunner

Mr. John Byrne

Mrs. Joan G. Byron

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Calmas

Mr. and Mrs. David H. Campbell

Kelly and John Cantillon

Roberta Cappel

Mr. Louis M. Caputo, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Carey, Jr.

Joel and Mary Carpenter

Ms. Vanessa A. Carril

Linda and Jim Carthaus

Ms. Lindsey Caruso

Mark and Chrissy Carver

Mrs. Emma P. Casey

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Chin

Patrick and Patricia Clendenen

Ms. Mary B. Comstock

Ms. Ann Condon

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Conley

Amy and Jamie Cook

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Corrado

Dharma E. Cortes, Ph.D.

Katherine Coyle

Ms. Kimberly Dadasis

Al and Joyce D’Amico

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Danas

John and Catherine Daniel

Ms. Heidi A. Daniels and Mr. John S. Bernard

Mr. Edward Darman

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeFeo

Ms. Maria de las Mercedes Villa Sanchez

Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Demarest

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Deskevich

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dewey

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Doherty

Suzanne and Sean M. Doherty

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donahue

Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Doyle, Jr.

Mr. Jack Doyle

Martin and Maureen Drilling

Ms. Patricia M. Dunkerley

Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Dunlap

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Egan

Mr. and Mrs. Ido Eilam

Mr. Timothy W. Ellis

Betsy and David Epstein

Esta and Robert Epstein

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fairweather

Mr. Martin Fass, C.P.A.

Captain and Mrs. Charles D. Fellows

Mrs. Joan C. Fellows

Mr. Edward C. Ferguson

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Fink

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fireman

Mr. William Flaherty

Thomas M. Flood, M.D., F.A.C.E.

Ms. Ann R. Flynn

Bridget A. Flynn and Michael J. Eatough

David F. Flynn and Judith Zaccagnini-Flynn

Mr. Mark V. Forziati

Mr. Ronald D. Frantz and Ms. Julie A. Evans

Anne R. Fraulo

Arthur and Barbara Friedman

Flo Allen-Hopson

Boston Celtics star Ray Allen and his wife, Shannon,

are strong supporters of Joslin and have been since their son, Walker, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Ray’s mother, Flo Allen-Hopson, has been an equally dynamic, involved partner with Joslin. Every member of the family plays a vitally important part in this process and, together, they are a heartwarming example of how a single family, touched by diabetes, has stepped forward to do everything they can to make a difference.

Last year, Flo Allen-Hopson ran in the Boston Marathon with her special t-shirt announcing her dedication: “MY WALKER made me a RUNNER.” As Flo recently said: “This past year, I ran the Boston Marathon to honor our Walker as he continues on his path to triumph over this cowardly disease that is type 1 diabetes. People kept cautioning me about “Heartbreak Hill,” but running up a hill isn’t heartbreak. Watching your 17-month-old grandson fi ght to live is heartbreak. Standing by helpless as your grown son kneels in prayer over his baby in a bedside vigil – that’s heartbreak.” Walker is indeed fortunate to have such a loving and committed family to work with him to manage his diabetes and achieve the best long-term health outcomes possible – today, and in the future.


Mr. Richard Frisbie

Mr. James J. Froio

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. Froot

Ms. Susan Gallo

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Galtman

Om and Kanchan Ganda, M.D.

Ms. Jayne E. Garlick

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Glantz

Mrs. Harriet I. Godbee

Mr. and Mrs. M. Gregory Godbout

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Goddard, II

Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Gold

Ms. Judith E. Goodwin

Ms. Tamara Gordon

Dr. and Mrs. William B. Gormley

Mr. Thomas J. Gosnell

Rich and Kara Gotham

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Green

Reverend and Mrs. Everett H. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grimes, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Grosso

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Gutwillig

The Haffey Family

Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Hanna

Mr. Donald Harrington

Mr. Daniel J. Hawkins and Ms. Carolyn M. Moss

Ms. Phyllis T. Hawkins

Mr. Raymond Hayes

Karen and David Hazar

Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Heffernan

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hirsch

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hitchcox

Mrs. Lois R. Holzman

Mr. Damon Soo Hoo

Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Horton

Mr. W. Channing Howe

Billy G. Hudson, Ph.D. and Julie K. Hudson, M.D.

John and Jean Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Britton Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Kahn

John and Claire Kaiser

Dr. and Mrs. Antoine Kaldany

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Kassels

Mrs. Lila W. Kirkland

Mr. Bill Kirsch

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kluzak

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Knakal

Abby F. Kohnstamm

James D. Koolish

William and Johanna Kramer

Mr. James W. Kress

Mr. Paul Kuenstner

Ann and Ted Kurland

Alexander Kusko, Sc.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Jui L. Lai

Anna Ingram Land

Mr. Jorge L. Larco

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Larkin

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Liamos

Mr. John F. Lichtig

David and Marcia Lieberman

William and Susan Looney

Mr. Alejandro A. Lopez

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Loring

Mrs. Joan D. Lovejoy

Mr. John V. Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Magner

Mr. and Mrs. John Maguire

Mr. Ricardo B. Maguregui

William and Kathy Maher

Mrs. John A. Manfuso, Jr

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mannion

Mrs. Jane Manopoli-Patterson

Mr. Patrick J. Manor

Dr. Joan F. Mansfi eld and Dr. Frederick Mansfi eld

Elizabeth and Carleton Marsden

Breck and Erin Marshall

Ms. Loretta McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNair

Mr. and Mrs. John E. McNamara

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mendel

Mrs. Priscilla S. Miles

Professor Frances H. Miller and Dr. Hugh Miller

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Miller

Mark and Kerry Minich

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Mirsky*

Mr. John E. Moderi

Ms. Irene Gonzalo Montesino

Mr. Aaron James Moore

Ms. Mary Tyler Moore and Dr. S. Robert Levine

Mr. Robert F. Morrissey

Mr. James R. Motzkin

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muldowney

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mulligan

Mrs. Frances J. Munk

David and Johanna Musselman

Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Mykrantz

Ms. Denise Nachmanoff and Ms. Denise Korn

Mr. Joseph Niciforo

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Nickerson

Mrs. Eleanor Nicolau

Mr. Peter Nixon

Mr. Douglas L. North

Ms. Cindy Null and Mr. Robert Goodof

Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Nutting

Paul A. O’Brien

Mrs. Andrea J. O’Connell

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. O’Neill

Mr. T. Decker Orr

Ms. Celia Palm

Mr. James E. Park

David and Lisa Pastor

Mary-Elizabeth Patti, M.D.

Mr. Jack D. Patton

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Pendergast

Laurence and Caren Peters

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Peterson

Paul and Nancy Petry

Ms. Jane A. Phillips

Pat and Leo Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pinard

Mr. Jord W. Poster

Mr. and Mrs. Ridgway H. Powell

Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Pyle

Mr. Andrew Quinn

Mr. Dennis Quinn

The Ready Family

Lalasa Reddy, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly, Jr.

Glenn and Sandra Reynolds

Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Glenn Reynolds

Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ross

Carolyn Hansen Roth

Dr. and Mrs. Neal Roth

Gail and Lewis Rubin

Mr. Mark R. Savage

Dr. and F. Peter Schloerb

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Schwartz

Mr. David M. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. See

Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Seibert

Richard Seidel

Dr. Steven E. Shoelson and Dr. Kathryn Edmiston

Charles and Penny Shuman

Matthew and Lori Sidman

Richard and Elizabeth Silocka

Denise E. Silverberg

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Silverberg

Dr. and Mrs. Warner V. Slack

Edward R. Smith

Lee and Perry Smith

Ms. Ruth B. Smith

Mr. Kiril Sokoloff

Ginny and Steven Spiegel

Drs. Robert G. Spiro and Mary Jane Spiro

Mr. Albert E. Sproul, Jr.

Sarah A. Stahl

Robert and Kathleen Stansky

Mrs. Benjamin F. Stapleton

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Steward, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Straskulic

Ms. Heather A. Sullivan

Carol and Thomas Taylor

Mr. William E. Taylor

Mr. Thomas Taylor

Ms. Mary J. Thayer

Ms. Sandra M. Thibault

Mr. Robin Thicke

Mr. Edric S. Thompson, Jr.

Mrs. Bakke L. Tung

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Uhrig

William and Taryn Valle

Mr. Richard A. Voke

Mrs. Mary L. Wallingford

Mr. William M. Weber

Mr. Chris Whiteside and Mrs. Lesley Williams

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wicker, Jr.

Lynn and Barbara Wickwire`

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wickwire

John Wilmerding

David, Schuyler and Page Winstead

Thomas and Marion Winstead

Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Winstead

Patricia W. and William J. Young

Mr. Derek W. Zirkle and Mr. Dennis Zirkle

Corporate Donors

$100,000 OR GREATER

Lilly USA

Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

sanofi -aventis U.S. LLC

The TJX Companies, Inc. D

*Deceased


$50,000–$99,999

Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Bristol-Myers Squibb

Genentech, Inc.

Sunstar, Inc.

$25,000–$49,999

Bayer HealthCare

Covidien, Ltd.

Homedics, Inc.

Insulet Corporation

National Amusements, Inc., Northeast Theatre Corporation

Roche Diagnostics Corporation

$10,000–$24,999

Abbott Diabetes Care

Applied Plastics Company, Inc., Employees

Bank of America

Boehringer Ingelheim

Coca-Cola Enterprises

Daiichi Sankyo, Inc.

Delta Dental of Massachusetts

Gallagher Benefi t Services, Inc.

New England Development

Providence Publications

U.S. Bank

$5,000–$9,999

Amneal Pharmaceuticals

AT&T Mobility

Boston Celtics

Buckley Associates, Inc.

Deutsche Bank

Duane Morris LLP

Fidelity Investments

Glaceau

National Basketball Association

Parella Weinberg Partners Group LP

Radio One, Inc.

Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc.

Tower Manufacturing Corporation

United Liquors Ltd.

$2,500–$4,999

AgaMatrix, Inc.

Architectural Resources Cambridge, Inc.

Atlantic Charter Insurance Co.

Boston Private Bank and Trust Co.

Cain Brothers & Company, LLC

CalorieKing Wellness Solutions, Inc.

Deloitte & Touche LLP

Dr. Pepper Snapple Group

Dorval Trading Company, Ltd.

FTG Technologies

Herbst Foundation, Inc.

IBM Employee Services Center

Tai Tung Pharmacy, Inc.

WL Trading, LLC

$1,000–$2,499

Anna Jaques Hospital

Avaya

Boston Showcase Company

Centerplan Development Company, LLC

DTRT Insurance Group, Inc.

DexCom, Inc.

Diabetica Research Solutions Inc.

East West Bank

Gilbane, Inc.

Law Offi ces of Robert W. Harrington

Miami Dolphins, Ltd.

Michie Corporation

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, P.C.

Mitchell & Titus, LLP

Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co., Inc.

Nantucket Island Resorts

National Development

New England Biolabs, Inc.

Peabody Offi ce Furniture

Pepper Hamilton LLP

Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America

Sipprelle Charitable Corp.

Taiwan Chamber of Commerce of New England

Terumo Medical Corporation

TMED Holding, Inc.

United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley

Victor Solod Electrical Contracting

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

William Grant and Sons

Foundation Donors

$100,000 OR GREATER

Thomas J. Beatson, Jr. Foundation

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation

Iacocca Family Foundation

Moses D. Nunnally, Jr. Charitable Trust

The Peabody Foundation, Inc.

The Seaver Institute

$50,000–$99,999

Anonymous

A. W. Baldwin Foundation, Inc.

Cox Foundation, Inc.

Hahnemann Hospital Foundation

Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust

$25,000–$49,999

John Aleixo Diabetes Foundation

Burlingame Foundation

McKesson Foundation

Rachel Mellon Walton Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation

Edwin S. Webster Foundation

The Vince Wilfork Foundation, Inc.

Yawkey Foundation

$10,000–$24,999

J. W. Bagley Foundation

Bain Capital Children’s Charity

S. Sydney DeYoung Foundation

The Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable Foundation

The Verizon Foundation

$5,000–$9,999

Demoulas Foundation

Mary B. Dunn Charitable Trust

Joseph H. and Pauline S. Gest Foundation

Mostyn Foundation

Gertrude and Lucy Searle Charitable Trust

$2,500–$4,999

Berry Fund Charitable Foundation

Hickrill Foundation, Inc.

Edward E. and Hilda C. Rosen Foundation

Scarbro Foundation

The Yulman Foundation

$1,000–$2,499

The Judith and Jean Pape Adams Charitable Foundation

The Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, Inc. (MLERF) is one of the most signifi cant supporters of

Joslin Diabetes Center’s Beetham Eye Institute.

The MLERF has supported the research of the Beetham Eye Institute since the early 1960s and has contributed over $5 million since that time – making Joslin the largest recipient of MLERF funding. In 2010, the Beetham Eye Institute received grant funding for both the MLERF 2010 Annual Award and the MLERF 2010 Presidential Award; combined, this contribution was the highest from the MLERF to any research group in 2010. Every year, Joslin is proud to host a visit from the MLERF including tours of the Beetham Eye Institute, dinner, and presentations from Joslin researchers.

The Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund


Blum-Kovler Foundation

T. M. and M. W. Crandall Foundation

Denta Quest Foundation

Emwiga Foundation

Four G’s Charitable Trust

The Lisa P. Loeb Foundation

The Saint Francis Foundation

Edwin H. and Ruth B. Smith Foundation

Summer Star Foundation for Nature, Arts and Humanity, Inc.

Organization Donors

$100,000 OR GREATER

Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, Inc.

$1,000–$99,999

Aiglon College

Aletheia Grotto M.O.V.P.E.R.

Bethesda Lodge No. 30

Early Ford V8 Club of New England

Hanover Lions Club

Medway Lions Club

South Cove Community Health Center

Southwick Lions Club

Taipei Economic and Cultural Offi ce in Boston

United Way

Tribute gifts allow individuals to honor someone important, remember a loved one, or add a personal touch to an important event or milestone.

Tribute Gifts

IN HONOR OF

Martin J. Abrahamson, M.D.


Mrs. Elizabeth Blair


Mr. Ryan Coyle

Mr. Benjamin L. Denny

Gilbert and Ellen Forest

Om Ganda, M.D.

Osama Hamdy

Ms. Deborah L. Holtorf

Dr. William C. Hsu

Dr. Richard A. Jackson

Abby F. Kohnstamm

Peter Kohnstamm

Ann Lagasse

Mr. David Lawrence and Mr. James Taffeiren

Mr. Richard A. Levitan and Mrs. Anna Cheshire Levitan

Ms. Margaret McNulty

Mr. Cole Michie

Dr. Stanley Mirsky

Mrs. Jean M. Ring

Ms. Margaret L. Schroeder and Mr. Russell Cox

Sabera T. Shah, M.D.

George S. Sharuk, M.D.

Dr. Robert G. Spiro

Dr. Jennifer K. Sun

Mr. Nicholas T. Taylor

Dr. Gordon C. Weir

Miss Grayson Welo

IN MEMORY OF

Arthur H. Anderson

James D. Bailey

Stephen A. Bandera

Joseph F. Bardetti

Charles Brockman

Kevin M. Buckley

Rosemary Carr

Peter J. Carver

David Chadwick, Sr.

Edward T. Conley

John W. Curley

Michael T. D’Ambrosio

Howard Deshong

Paul D. Fistori

Nicholas P. Furnari

Hugo Gelardin

Robert C. Gilkison

Robert F. Gosnell

Josephine M. Greason

David T. Gregory

Wendy Grier

Sadye Holzman

Suzanne Hook

Melinda Hsu

Joanne Illinger

Gary P. Jolly

Marcella A. Judge

George C. King, M.D.

Jeanne F. Korda

William J. Kowalczyk

Joseph P. LoSardo

Thomas P. Lueders

Mary Lynch

Michael Lynch

Moe Maltzman

Doris P. Marceau

Lois McKinley

Helen C. McNeill

Pauline L. Michaud

Nancy M. Neville

Agnes M. O’Laughlin

James R. Pallotta

Frank Ring, Jr.

Charlotte V. Shapiro

Albert W. Shub

Edwin H. Smith

Helen A. Stewart

Frances M. Taylor

Eileen Trainor

Michael J. Tuohey, Jr.

Jacqueline Walsh

Theresa A. Wentzell

Ronald B. Williams

Tony H. Wong

Anthony P. Zaccagnini

Bequests

Bertha Bachner

Sylvia B. Benjamin

Christine Castagnero

Marguerite Elizabeth Cole

Howard Ellingsen

James U. Edwards

Rose B. Gorin

Patricia Grandy

Kasatkin Family

Edward M. and Henrietta M. Knabusch

Ruth C. Leggat

James A. Magee

Eva D. McCarthy

Thomas J. McHugh

Dolly Mendelsohn

Marcella and Felix Mioducki

Ida C. Munsell

Rita Nemchik

Eric and Joan Norgaard

Chester Parasco

Barbara S. Place

James Rihbany

Erin O’Neill Argueta

Erin O’Neill Argueta, daughter of

Patrick H. O’Neill (Joslin’s Chairman of the Board from 1982 to 1994), recently shared that she considers herself TITO – “totally imperfect, totally outstanding”! She was diagnosed with type 1 diabeteswhen she was 2½ years old and her parents immediately brought her to Joslin; she has been with Joslin ever since. Now married and a mother of two teenagers, Erin has recently started EDONAdesigns, a blog that is, in her words: Creatively Controlled Chaos that allows me to showcase my art (Creatively) and my diabetes (Controlled Chaos) but on some days, my diabetes is Creatively Controlled and the art becomes a little Chaotic. It’s all TITO! (http://www.edonadesigns.blogspot.com) Erin will celebrate her 40th anniversary of having diabetes in May 2012, and wants to host a big house party to help raise money for Joslin. As she expressed in her recent blog post: “I’ve decided it’s time for me to live by a new mantra: ‘It’s not where you take things from, it’s where you take things to.’ I’m sure this has been said before, but I’m ‘stealing’ it for now!”

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Harry Sandler

Dorothy E. Smith

Anna Spencer

Howard A. and Lillian M. Walsh

Eva and Ernest Winter

Dorothy M. Wynot

William J. Young

Albert A. Zilen

The Legacy Society recognizes individuals who have made a generous commitment to include Joslin in their wills, estate or retirement plans and/or have established a life-income gift such as a gift annuity, trust or pooled income fund.

The Legacy Society

Anonymous (13)

Nancy Beetham Aiello

Brenda E. Altschul

Mrs. Mary Armstrong Amory

Stephanie Antonuccio

Robert J. Arado

Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Armor

Sandra V. and Ira G. Asherman

Mrs. Junie Augsbury

Marion G. Bak

Susan K. Barker

Joyce R. Barteldt

Janet P. and Alan D. Breed

Marian Breitbart

Stephanie Brett-Bell

Professors Nathan and Erness Bright Brody

Mrs. Donald Burhoe

Mary W. Burns

John D. and Jean A. Call

Phyllis Canter

Lillian D. Carraway

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cassidy

Peter J. Cerasaro, Jr.

Marcia P. Ciaramaglia

Rikki and Kevin Conley

Elizabeth L. Corrigan

Patricia S. Craigin

Roll and Linda Davis

Deborah Digges

Howard Ellis

Mrs. Bronson H. Fargo

Mr. and Mrs. G. Franklin Fish

Anne R. Fraulo

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gagnon

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Genirs

Carole Bosman Goldberg

Reverend and Mrs. James W. Graham

Robert E. Gross

Dennis and Candace Guittarr

Deborah B. Hamilton

Leonard F. Hanna

Sandra Hannan

Gordon Harcourt-Heaver

Elizabeth Shearer Harper

Michael and Marie-Louise Harvey

Ralph H. Harvey

Priscilla A. Heitmann

Karin and Gary Hemmerdinger

Stephen and Christine Hendricken

Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Horton

Ann B. Igoe

Jerry and Freda Iverson

Mary Otto Jackson

Jan M. Jennings

Dr. C. Ronald and Susan Kahn

Toby and Harry Katz

Laura Kee

Edward R. Koller, Jr.

Leo J. Lataille

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leafer

Mrs. Marti Lieb

James C. and Marie S. Lowe

Herbert M. Luz

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lynch

Mr. John V. Lynch

Ned Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. Lyon, Sr.

Linda and Richard R. MacDonald, III

Paul B. Madden, M.Ed.

Audrey R. Magee

Sandra M. Marcowitz

Rosa M. Mayorga

Michael McDonald

Steven P. Meshon, Ph.D.

Roger I. Miller

Christina Miller-Adrian and Trevor Adrian

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Mirsky*

Pamela L. Moodie

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Morse

Mrs. Cotter Moss

Marlene H. Mumford

Mrs. Frances J. Munk

Colleen Murphy

Karen and David Ness

Robie A. Nickerson

Michael L. Nieland, M.D.

Stella Nieland

Mr. and Mrs. Sven L. Nordin

Ms. Sandra J. Nordstrom and Mr. Robert A. Ashenbrenner

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. O’Neill

Howard and Suzanne Pelton

Veronica Pendleton

Mrs. Louise E. Penta

Harriet B. Pfann and Harold H. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Phillips, Jr.

Mrs. Anthony G. Poche

Helen R. Queenan

Lorraine and Michael Reuter

Jean M. Ring

E. Stephen Robinson

Marilyn W. Roby

Carolyn Hansen Roth

Mary Lynne Rucker

Richard F. Rumonoski

Mary-Lin Moore Jackson Ryan

Frank A. Sablone

Bill and Joan Sarns

Marie E. Scinto

Carolyn M. and William J. Shaffer

Harold S. Sossen and Charlotte Mazonson

Drs. Robert G. Spiro and Mary Jane Spiro

Jane Schuh Thompson and Lyle B. Thompson

Lori Roslyn Trachtenberg

Diane M. Trask

Clyde E. Wade, Jr.

Henry and Gloria Waldron

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walsh

Gordon C. Weir and Susan Bonner-Weir

Phyllis Ellis Willson

John Wilmerding

Roberta Wisnosky

The Dennis Wolfson Familiy


Patricia L. Zarrelli

Research Grants

Abbott Laboratories

Ajinomoto Company, Inc.

ALFEDIAM

American Diabetes Association

American Federation for Aging Research

American Heart Association

American Physiological Society Fellowship

Amylin Pharmaceuticals

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals

Bayer Corporation

Biogen Idec, Inc.

Canadian Diabetes Association

Canadian Institute of Health Research

Cytokinetics, Inc.

Eli Lilly and Company

Ellison Medical Foundation

Fish Fellowship Foundation

GlaxoSmithKline

Harvard Stem Cell Institute

Human Frontier Science Program Organization

Immune Tolerance Network

Indian Health Service

Isis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Merck & Co., Inc.

Mitochroma Research Inc.

National Institutes of Health

Pfi zer Inc.

Research to Prevent Blindness

Shirley and William Fleischer Family Foundation

Sunstar, Inc.

Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Gifts-in-Kind

Anonymous


Ambience

Mr. Stefano Anfuso

James and Thomas Blake

Blue Ginger

Bosse Sports Club

Boston Bruins

Boston Celtics

The Boston Center

The Boston Red Sox Foundation

Mr. J. C. Cannistraro

Dave Carino

*Deceased


Catherine and Richard Carver

The Charlotte Inn

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Chau

Kevin and Rikki Conley


C. E. Courtney

Dale Meyer Designs

Dario Preger Photography

David Burke’s Steakhouse

Diabetica Research Solutions, Inc.

Susan and Tom Faries

Ms. Raquel Fauza

Fireman Capital Partners

Kathy Fitzgerald

Foxwoods

Kevin and Brandi Garnett

Ghurka

Mr. Stephen Gobish and Ms. Dayla Santurri

Golf Magazine

Carla and Ronald Gomes

Gordon Liquors

Greater Media Marketing

Ms. Sonia Hale

Half Moon Resort

Dr. Lawrence Handler and Dr. Wendy Handler

Hotel Commonwealth

Hudson Jeans

Jay Cashman, Inc.

Kevin Youkilis Hits for Kids, Inc.

The Kraft Group

Lemmerman’s

Gail and Peter Lewenberg

LimeLight Stage & Studios

London Harness

Dr. Gary W. Loveman

Joe Maraia

Max Catering

MAX Ultimate Foods

Harry McCormick

Meehan Group, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Cam Neely

New England Patriots

New England Revolution

Newport Beach Hotel

David and Tiffany Ortiz

Jimmy Pallotta

Peggy Phillips

Paul Pierce and Julie Landrum

Raymond Piling Products, Inc.

Renaissance Hotel & Spa at Patriots Place

Robert Rossetti

Rota Portrait Design

Will Rubinow

Scampo & Kings Bowling Alley

The Sports Club/LA

Mr. & Mrs. John Terelak

Terramia Ristorante

Tiffany & Company

The TJX Foundation

Turner Broadcasting System

The Vince Wilfork Foundation, Inc.

Vitamin Water

Mark and Jim Wahlberg

Tobias and Kristin Welo

Wentworth by the Sea Marriott Hotel & Spa

William Grant and Sons

William Morris Agency

Serena Williams


Ben Zieky

Mr. Younis Zubchevich

Community- Generated Events

Aim for a CureActon, MA

Wendy Smith

Chuck Brockman Memorial Golf TournamentRiverbend Country Club, Bridgewater, MA

Electrochem, Inc.

City FeastBoston, MA

Carla Gomes

Dodging for DiabetesBethesda, MD

Anna Tiedeman Irwin and Elizabeth Kramer

Half Marathon to Benefi t The Maria Griffi n Drury Pediatric FundBoston, MA

Kathryn Griffi n and James Drury

Joslin’s Evening at the PopsBoston, MA

John Lonergan Sr. Memorial Golf TournamentPresidents Golf Course, Quincy, MA

Lonergan Family

Mark’s RunBethesda, MD

Landon School

National AmusementsDedham, MA

Tony Pungitore

New England Dressage Association, Fall FestivalSaugerties, NY

New England Dressage Association

Skate for a CureWestford, MA

Curran Family

Wilfork Draft Day FundraiserMilford, MA

Vince and Bianca Wilfork

Matching Gifts

The Bank of New York Mellon Matching Gifts Program

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Employee Giving and Matching Gift

General Electric Foundation Matching Gift Company

Give with Liberty (Liberty Mutual Foundation Match Program)

Give with Liberty Employee Donations

Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program

The Griffi n Drury family

The Maria Griffin Drury Fund was created by the Griffi n Drury family in honor of their beautiful daughter Maria, who had type 1 diabetes and died just

a month after her seventh birthday. For the past nine years, this very special Joslin family has built a team of community supporters and runners who make it their mission year after year to run in the Boston Half-Marathon and raise funds to support Joslin’s pediatric research and the work of Lori Laffel, M.D., M.P.H. The Griffi n Drury family, including daughters Grace and Caroline, continues to put together other fundraising events throughout the year totaling more than half a million dollars.

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Named Funds

The Martin J. Abrahamson Fund at Joslin Diabetes CenterSupports the development of the Joslin Circle of Care, including an interactive Web-based diabetes educational and clinical program for patients, and the renovation of diabetes education space, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a demonstration kitchen.

Helen and Morton Adler Chair in Structural BiologyEstablished in 2002 to fund continued research in structural biology.

Nancy Jane Beetham Aiello FundEstablished in 1994 by Lloyd M. Aiello, M.D., and Nancy Beetham Aiello, by a gift to the Pooled Income Fund, to support the activities of the Beetham Eye Institute at Joslin.

Elsa L. Anderson FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest from Elsa L. Anderson to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Armstrong-White FundEstablished in 1998 to support the work of Joslin.

Asian American Diabetes InitiativeEstablished in 2000 to provide support for diabetes research, cure and treatment endeavors for Asian Americans with this disease.

Katherine Adler Astrove Youth Education FundEstablished in 1999 to ensure that Joslin has the resources now and in the future to provide the best possible care, education, and counseling for children and adolescents with diabetes and their families.

Anna Gott Atamian Memorial FundEstablished in 1995 in loving memory by G. Richard Atamian and family to support research for type 1 diabetes.

Alan Bauer Research FundEstablished in 1992 through the bequest of Alan Bauer to fund research activities at Joslin and fees that may occur to patent the results of such research.

Annie and Max Berner Memorial Fund for EducationEstablished in 1997 to support patient education and training.

Hoffman Blair FundEstablished in 1988 through a bequest by William G. Hoffman in honor of his daughter, Corinne Hoffman Blair, for unrestricted support.

Grace Hyde Bradley Memorial FundEstablished in 1988 by friends and family of Grace Hyde Bradley to support the research and clinical activities at Joslin.

Robert F. Bradley, M.D., Clinical FundEstablished in 1988 to support ongoing activities and investigations in the Robert F. Bradley Unit.

Dr. A. Harry Braverman Memorial Campership FundEstablished in 1985 to provide camperships to fi nancially needy people who attend the Elliott P. Joslin Camp.

Bernard W. Brody Memorial FundEstablished in 1995 by the family and friends of Bernard W. Brody to support Joslin’s programs for teenagers with diabetes.

Dr. Michael Brownlee Visiting Professor Lectureship in Diabetes Research FundEstablished in 2006 by his wife, Karen, his family and friends in honor of Dr. Brownlee’s 50 years with diabetes.

James D. Burdick Research FundEstablished in 1999 and designated for programs aimed at fi nding the means to prevent and cure diabetes.

George Cahill, M.D., Scholarship FundCreated in 2006 in honor of George Cahill, M.D., Joslin’s Director of Research from 1962 to 1978, to provide ongoing support for student positions at Joslin.

Sammy Cahn High Hopes Fund for Kids with DiabetesEstablished in 1993 by Tita Cahn, widow of the famed lyricist and performer, Sammy Cahn, to generate support for Joslin’s research into the causes and prevention of type 1 diabetes.

Anna Helena Cammarata Memorial Research FundCreated in 1987 to foster Joslin’s work in type 1 diabetes.

Gary B. Carraway Memorial FundOriginally formed in 1974, began awarding scholarships to the Elliott P. Joslin Camp in 1981.

Hewlett-Packard Employee Charitable Giving Program

Microsoft Corporation

Motorola Foundation

Novartis Foundation Matching Gifts

PepsiCo Foundation Matching Gifts Program

State Street Matching Gift Program

The Thomas and William Gilbane Foundation

Members of Team Joslin participate in or create athletic events to raise money for Joslin Diabetes Center.

Team Joslin

Flora Allen-Hopson

Austin Baacke

Harry Bartlett

Adriana Bauza

Thomas J. Beatson, Jr.

Teri Lyn Blossom

Albert R. Breer

Deona Mills Brennan

Emily Burkott

Kelley Byrnes-Benkart

Gina Carney

Barbara Connolly

William Connolly

Lori Cousineau

Brad Damiani

Carla Agrippino Gomes

Natalia Gormley

Beth Harrington

Carolyn Harthun

Mary Beth Heffernan

Susanne McQuillan

James Miller

Brian Moore

Larry Pitman

Scott Saumsiegle

Michael See

Steven Siciliano

Cindy Smithy

Gabrielle Susi

Carolyn Swan

Sarah Lillian Vingoe


The Carsky Family Clinical FundEstablished in 2007 by Ralph James to help provide the highest standard of care, JoslinCare, to all patients in the Clinic.

Center for Excellence and Innovation in Diabetes CareEstablished in 2002 to support an integrated network of patient-centered, cutting-edge healthcare services administered through the Joslin Clinic.

Claire E. Poché Chachere Research FundEstablished in 1985 to further Joslin’s efforts in diabetes research.

Peter V. Cheche Senior Book FundEstablished in 1998 to provide support to purchase new books for the research library.

Melvin Chirls Memorial Research FundEstablished in 1987 to support ongoing research programs.

Arthur O. Choate, Jr., FundEstablished in 1987 through a bequest by Arthur O. Choate, Jr., past chairman of the Board of Trustees, to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Mildred A. Christiansen FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest from Mildred A. Christiansen to support the research activities and programs of Joslin.

Marguerite E. Cole FundEstablished in 2001 through a bequest from Marguerite E. Cole to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Gerard E. Connolly, Jr., Memorial Research FundEstablished in 1997 by his family to support research into a cure for type 1 diabetes.

Charles C. Cunningham Research EndowmentEstablished in 1980 to provide support for research activities.

Noel Davis and Ena E. Godfrey Research FundEstablished in 1985 to provide facilities for Joslin’s Education Division.

William Richardson Dewey Memorial FundEstablished in 1984 to help Joslin in its many efforts to eliminate diabetes.

Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation ChairEstablished in 2000 for continued research into islet cell transplantation.

Giovanni Ferrante di Ruffano Endowment FundEstablished in 1997 to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Dlugos Family FundEstablished in 2000 by George and Judith Dlugos for unrestricted support.

Charles and Molly Downer Family FundEstablished in 2002 to support Joslin at the discretion of the President and the Board of Trustees.

Steve and Rhonda Downey Campership FundEstablished in 1987 to provide camp scholarships to the Elliott P. Joslin Camp.

Maria Griffi n Drury Pediatric FundEstablished in 2001 in memory of Maria Griffi n Drury by her family and friends to support pediatric research, care, and education.

Dana Francis Edwards Campership FundEstablished in 1992 by Jean J. and James U. Edwards Jr., in memory of their son Dana Francis Edwards, to provide camperships for boys to attend the Elliott P. Joslin Camp.

Mitchell and Annie Green Eisenberg Education FundEstablished in 1999 with a bequest from Esther Eisenberg to support education programs.

H. Bigelow and Eunice Emerson Memorial FundEstablished by a generous bequest and gifts from family and friends to support the work of Joslin.

Leslie F. Fish Distinguished Fellowship Fund at the Beetham Eye InstituteEstablished in 2005 to continue the care and teaching inspired by Drs. Lloyd M. and Lloyd P. Aiello, this fund, created by G. Franklin Fish in honor of his son, supports training of distinguished fellows interested in the clinical research of diabetic eye disease.

Dorothy Lang Frank Tribute FundCreated in 1980 to award scholarships to medical students working in the Elliott P. Joslin Research Laboratory.

Louise E. Gagnon Research FundEstablished in 1982 to further diabetes research.

Adele Gallien FundEstablished in 1998 through a bequest of Adele Gallien for unrestricted support.

Eleanor Ginger FundEstablished in 2001 through a bequest from Eleanor Ginger to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Ena Godfrey Education FundEstablished in 1985 to support education and research.

Keith and Myrle Goff Camp FundEstablished in 1995 to provide an annual camper ship so that someone in need will benefi t from the Elliott P. Joslin Camp’s excellent guidance.

Norman Gottfried Research FundEstablished in 1997 by the Trustees of the Norman Gottfried Foundation for Diabetes Research to help provide support for diabetes research.

Juliet Wright Grady Research FundEstablished in 1998 by her family, in loving memory of Juliet Wright Grady, to help provide postdoctoral fellowship support for the research of juvenile onset diabetes.

Charles Graham FundEstablished in 1989 to support programs and activities for children with diabetes.

Morella Mendoza Grossmann Latino Diabetes Education FundEstablished in 2003 for the development of culturally and linguistically appropriate educational materials for the Latino community.

Arax and Vartanoosh Gulezian Endowment FundEstablished in 1998 to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Harcourt-Heaver FundEstablished in 2000 to support the initiatives of the Research Director. D


William Randolph Hearst Research Fellowship FundEstablished in 1994 by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation to provide support for Joslin’s research fellows program.

Ann D. Heitman FundEstablished in 2009 to support the Andrew David Heitman Award, to be given annually to a promising junior reseacher for work in diabetes.

Gail Hennessey Memorial Campership FundEstablished in 1986 to support young people who attend the Elliott P. Joslin Camp programs.

Ruby R. Herbst FundEstablished in 1998 through a bequest by Ruby R. Herbst for unrestricted support.

The High Hopes FundThe High Hopes Fund generates critical resources to support Joslin’s multi-dimensional efforts to discover, create and distribute new knowledge about diabetes prevention and treatment – expanding worldwide efforts to combat this disease.

Barbarita Hines Education and Research FundEstablished in 1991 to support the education and research programs of the Beetham Eye Institute.

Helen Holzer Research FundEstablished in 1999 by Helen Holzer to support diabetes research.

Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Laboratory for Diabetes Complications FundEstablished in 2008 in Dianne’s memory by her family to celebrate her life, as well as her compassion and dedication to Joslin, this is the fi rst dedicated research laboratory at Joslin to focus on diabetes complications.

Hazel M. Hunt FundEstablished in 1999 through a bequest from Hazel M. Hunt for the unrestricted support of Joslin.

Mary K. Iacocca Director of the Laboratory of Advanced Genetic TechnologiesPosition established by the Iacocca Foundation in 1991 for the Director of Joslin’s programs in diabetes genetic research.

Mary K. Iacocca Faculty FellowshipEstablished in 1999 to bring individuals currently outside the fi eld of diabetes, but with important skills and interests, into the fi eld.

Mary K. Iacocca Professor of Medicine and Director of Research Position endowed in 1985 by the Iacocca Foundation for the Director of Research at Joslin and Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Mary K. Iacocca Research Fellowships FundEstablished in 1981 to support a research fellowship on an annual basis in the Elliott P. Joslin Research Laboratory.

Mary K. Iacocca Senior Visiting Research FellowshipEstablished in 1994 and designated solely for fellowships in diabetes research.

Yetta G. Isaacs and Morris Greenberg FundEstablished in 1997 through a bequest of Yetta G. Isaacs for unrestricted support.

Kenneth Alan Johnson FundEstablished in 2001 to support type 1 diabetes research.

Robert William Kee Campership FundEstablished in 1997 for the creation of a permanent campership at Camp Joslin.

William A. Keeney Memorial FundEstablished in 1997 for board-designated unrestricted support.

Donald James Kent Memorial Research FundEstablished in 1992 to support research projects.

Leonard C. Kest Memorial FundEstablished in 1991 by a bequest from Leonard C. Kest to support the activities of the Elliott P. Joslin Camp.

Melvin Kirsch Memorial FundEstablished in 1992 to help people with diabetes who are in need of kidney dialysis.

Edward R. Koller, Sr., Memorial Campership FundEstablished in 1987 to provide campership support to needy young people.

The family of Dianne Nunnally Hoppes

In 2008, Joslin was given a $2,000,000 commitment from the Moses D. Nunnally Jr. Charitable

Trust of Richmond, Virginia. This gift was given in memory of Dianne Nunnally Hoppes by her family to name the Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Laboratory for Diabetes Complications. Dianne Nunnally Hoppes was a long-time Joslin friend, supporter and patient who died of cancer in 2008. Her family’s gift in her memory supports a laboratory that focuses on understanding, preventing and reversing the long-term complications of diabetes. Under the direction of George King, M.D., Joslin’s Chief Scientifi c Offi cer, scientists in the Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Laboratory for Diabetes Complications will continue their crusade against diabetes complications—an effort that has produced major advances in recent years. This gift is the fi rst time a Joslin lab has been named to honor a benefactor and testifi es to the confi dence our donors have in our world-class research programs.


Karen Ann Kowarek Memorial FundEstablished in 1995 in loving memory of Karen Kowarek by her family and friends, to support patient education programs.

Leo Krall International Diabetes Care and Education FundEstablished in 2001 to recruit, develop and train diabetes professionals both at Joslin and through events around the world.

Ray A. and Robert L. Kroc LectureshipsEstablished in 1985 to fund visiting lectureships in the Joslin Research Laboratory.

Latino Diabetes InitiativeCreated in 2002, the fund supports patient care and education, provider education, community outreach and clinical research activities to improve the lives of Latinos with diabetes or at risk for the disease.

Hilda Leichter Research FundEstablished in 2001 through a bequest to support research for the study and cure of diabetes.

Leighton-Oare FundEstablished in 1992 to support diabetes research.

Maurice and Pearl London FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest by Pearl London to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Gladys Longo Education FundEstablished in 1984 to fund educational programs for teenagers with diabetes.

Loring Research FundEstablished in 1994 by Arthur and Vicki Loring, with income to be used at the discretion of the President and Director of Research, preferably to study eye complications resulting from type 1 diabetes.

Mary E. Lovejoy Campership FundEstablished in 1983 for the creation of a permanent campership at the Elliott P. Joslin Camp.

Bettina Garthwaite Lowerre Endowment FundEstablished in 1998 through a bequest from Bettina Garthwaite Lowerre to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Lucas FundEstablished in 2001 to support research at the discretion of the President and Board of Trustees.

Beth Z. Lurier Memorial Research FundEstablished in 1996 to support research in the Elliott P. Joslin Laboratory.

Herman P. Lutz FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest of Ann Lutz in honor of her husband, Herman P. Lutz, for unrestricted support.

Catherine T. Sullivan Luz Memorial FundEstablished in 1994 by the family of Catherine T. Sullivan Luz to support the Beetham Eye Institute at Joslin.

Marilyn Lynch FundEstablished in 1999 in memory of Marilyn Lynch, a courageous Joslin patient, by devoted family and friends to support diabetes research, education and treatment programs at Joslin, preferably in the area of nephrology.

Peter and Carolyn Lynch Research FundEstablished in 1991 to support research in immunology and immunogenetics.

The Iacocca family

Philanthropic support of Joslin can happen in many ways: events, annual gifts, direct mail campaigns, endowed funds, and many other special fundraising initiatives. Two

generations of the Iacocca family have supported Joslin for 34 years in every way possible and today the family remains one of our most important and infl uential partners.

In 1975, Mary Iacocca began receiving treatment at Joslin for her type 1 diabetes. The Iacoccas’ fi rst donation to Joslin was in 1977 and ignited a decades-long crusade to support Joslin and its research efforts. In 1981, Lee and Mary Iacocca established the Mary K. Iacocca Fellowship, which provides annual support for research fellows to receive training and mentoring at Joslin. This was the fi rst of several fellowship programs that the family established. Fellows continue to make advances in diabetes research and have gone on to hold prestigious positions at prominent institutions worldwide. In addition to these fellowship programs, the Iacocca family established the Mary K. Iacocca Professor of Medicine, an endowed professorship currently held by C. Ronald Kahn, M.D., and the Mary K. Iacocca Director of the Laboratory of Advanced Genetic Technologies, an endowed position in diabetes genetic research. To date, the Iacocca family has contributed over $8 million to support Joslin’s mission. We are deeply grateful to Lee Iacocca, Ned and Kate Iacocca Hentz, and Victor and Lia Iacocca Assad, for their vision and leadership, which have had a lasting impact on the lives of people with diabetes around the world.

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Ruth MacDuff and Bonnie Foister FundEstablished in 1999 through bequests from Ruth MacDuff and her daughter, Bonnie Foister, to support the research programs of Joslin.

Lillie A. Magrill Memorial FundEstablished in 1998 by the generous bequest of Lillie A. Magrill to support the work of Joslin.

The Jennie and Ezra G. Manheim Memorial Endowment FundEstablished by Stella Nieland and Minnie Rugg in loving memory of their parents to support the ongoing work of Joslin Diabetes Center.

Manopoli FundEstablished in 1999 by Jane Manopoli in honor of her grandmother to support pediatric programs.

Alexander Marble Library EndowmentEstablished in memory of former Joslin President Dr. Alexander Marble and his wife Beula, a pioneer in dietetics, by family, staff, alumnae and friends of Joslin, to provide support for the Alexander Marble Library.

Peter T. Marinello FundEstablished in 1992 by his parents, family, and friends, the fund provides scholarships to attend the Elliott P. Joslin Camp. The fund was created to ensure that boys with diabetes continue to benefi t from the unique living and learning experience at the Camp.

Marshall Family Research FundEstablished in 1996 by David and Cynthia Marshall and their family to support diabetes research at Joslin, preferably in the area of islet transplantation.

Jeffrey R. Martin Memorial FundEstablished in 1986 by the Martin family to support patient education projects.

Virginia May Memorial FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest from Virginia May to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Deborah Goldberg McCarthy Endowed FundEstablished in 1983 to benefi t children with diabetes.

Irene and Tom McHugh Camp FundEstablished in 1990 to support Camp Joslin for the benefi t of children with diabetes.

Warren L. McKaig Diabetes Research FundEstablished in 1990 in support of type 1 diabetes research.

Donald McShane FundEstablished in 2001 through a bequest by Donald McShane to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Walter Mutz FundEstablished in 2001 through a bequest by Walter Mutz to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Ruth, Adele, Harriet and Victoria Mysel Research FundEstablished in 1995 by Ruth Mysel Goldstein in gratitude for care provided by Dr. Priscilla White and Dr. Donna Younger, and in loving memory of her mother, Harriet Mysel, and her grandmother, Victoria Mysel, who also had diabetes. Income of this fund is to be used preferably to study type 1 diabetes.

Agnes and Phillip Nuzzo Memorial FundEstablished in 1986 to support diabetes research.

Agnes Mary O’Laughlin Memorial Endowment FundEstablished in 1986 by her son, Jay, for ongoing support of Joslin.

Phillip Osiason Endowment FundEstablished in 1998 to be used by the Board of Trustees, as they shall deem advisable to best carry on the Center’s programs with the hope that preference would be given to the needs of the research director.

Mary Joslin Otto FundEstablished to support the research activities and programs of Joslin Diabetes Center.

Abraham Parkoff Research FundEstablished in 1999 by I. David, Linda S., and Cara E. Parkoff in memory of Abraham Parkoff in recognition of care given by Dr. Alexander Marble. Income of the fund is to support research in type 1 diabetes.

Patton Memorial FundEstablished in 1998 for unrestricted support.

Robert Peatfi eld Camp Scholarship FundEstablished in 1989 to annually support an outstanding camper at Camp Joslin.

Sylvia Cutting Post FundEstablished in 2001 to support the activities of the Islet Cell Transplantation Laboratory.

The President’s FundEstablished in 2000 in honor of Kenneth E. Quickel, Jr., M.D., President 1987–2000, to provide future presidents of Joslin with resources to address promising opportunities or unique institutional challenges.

Charlotte Quackenbush Research FundEstablished in 1994 to be used preferably for type 1 research.

Frank R. Ring, Jr. FundEstablished in 2000 by Jean M. and Frank R. Ring, Jr. for unrestricted support.

Ralph A. Ristaino Memorial Campership FundEstablished in 1989 to provide support to needy young people who attend the Elliott P. Joslin Camp, with preference given to those from northern New Jersey.

Marguerite P. Roche FundEstablished in 1992 to be used for research into the causes and cure of the disease diabetes.

The Aaron, Martha, Isidore N., and Blanche Rosansky FundEstablished in 2000 to make contributions for scientifi c and research purposes.

Alice L. Sabean FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest from Alice L. Sabean to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Bernard M. Safran Free Care FundEstablished in 1984 for care of pregnant women with diabetes.

Albert Y. Samuelian Memorial FundEstablished in 1980 to support Elliott P. Joslin Camp and Camperships.

Claude W. Schaefer Youth Program FundEstablished to support youth education and programs.

Schoenherr Family Research FundEstablished in 1995 through bequests from the Audrey, Helen C. and Luis C. Schoenherr Trusts to be used for research purposes.


The Ruth and Carl J. Shapiro Medical Director’s Fund Established in 2004 to support the activities of the Joslin Clinic Chief Medical Offi cer.

Abraham B. Sharpe Fund for Education and Clinical ResearchEstablished in 1987 to support clinical research likely to increase the length and quality of life in patients with diabetes, support communication of the results of such research to patients and their families, and support training of personnel appropriate to those objectives.

Abraham B. Sharpe Memorial FundEstablished by a major bequest from Abraham B. Sharpe to support the programs of Joslin Diabetes Center.

Bruce P. and Nancy S. Shaw Research FundEstablished in 1990 to support type 1 diabetes research.

Sheehan Family Research FundCreated in 1998 by the Edward and Ramona Sheehan Family to support islet cell transplantation and type 1 diabetes research.

Harriet A. Silverberg Research FundEstablished in 1995 to benefi t children with diabetes through research into the cause and prevention of type 1 diabetes.

Grace Ruth Simmons Education FundEstablished in 1987 to be used by Joslin’s Education Unit to develop programs and materials to help people with diabetes to lead more productive lives.

Laurine K. Smith FundEstablished in 2000 through a bequest of Laurine K. Smith to support research programs.

Lawton Smith Memorial Research FundEstablished in 1997 by the family of Lawton Smith to support type 1 diabetes research.

Sven Smith Research FundEstablished in 2001 by the family of Sven Smith to support research working to fi nd a cure for type 1 diabetes.

Dr. J. Stuart Soeldner Scholarship FundEstablished in 1986 in honor of long-time Joslin researcher and incorporator, Dr. J. Stuart Soeldner, to provide scholarship support to students and fellows involved in diabetes care and research.

Milton and Ethel Silver Sorokin FundEstablished in 1992 to support research activities.

Robert G. Spiro, M.D., Endowed Campership FundEstablished to support young people who attend the Elliott P. Joslin Camp by the bequest of Robert G. Spiro, M.D., a long-time Joslin patient and recipient of the Joslin 50-Year Medal, as well as a Senior Investigator at Joslin Diabetes Center.

Sweely Foundation Fund for Healthy LivingCreated in 2005 in support of Joslin’s Center for Innovation in Diabetes Education to further the research and development of educational curricula that will improve the lives of people with diabetes.

Marcia A. Talbot Endowment FundEstablished in 2000 to support youth programs.

Paul Tierney Camp Endowment FundEstablished in 1986 to support Camp Joslin and the young people who benefi t from the Joslin camping programs.

Beatrice B. Tosi Memorial Research FundEstablished in 1984 to support diabetes research.

Margaret Rose Turnbull FundEstablished in 1999 through a bequest from Margaret Rose Turnbull to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

Angela DeNicola Verrastro Memorial FundEstablished in 1995 by her family and friends to support the ongoing work of Joslin.

Gloria Vicedomini FundEstablished in 1998 through a bequest from Gloria Vicedomini to support research programs.

Nancy Carpenter Walker-Rose Campership FundEstablished in 1989 in memory of Nancy Carpenter Walker-Rose by her parents, June and Fred Carpenter, to provide a camping experience at the Elliott P. Joslin Camp for deserving children.

Mabel A. Welch FundEstablished in 2001 through a bequest by Mabel A. Welch to support the research activities and programs of Joslin.

Kathleen P. Welsh FundEstablished in 2007 to provide support for research and clinic initiatives addressing type 2 diabetes and women.

Angelen Wheaton Research FundEstablished in 1999 through a bequest from Angelen Wheaton to support the research programs of Joslin.

Joyce and David Wilson Family FundEstablished in 2001 to support type 1 research through the High Hopes Fund.

Marion Wing Campership FundEstablished in 1991 through the estate of Marion Walters Wing to provide scholarship support for boys attending the Elliott P. Joslin Camp to help them deal more effectively with diabetes.

Alexander Wolf Memorial FundEstablished in 1999 through a bequest by Alexander Wolf for the unrestricted support of Joslin.

Paul C. and Martha K. Wolfer FundEstablished in 1998 through the bequests of Paul C. and Martha K. Wolfer to support the activities and programs of Joslin.

WorldPath Foundation Fund for Clinical ResearchEstablished in 2002, to be used for clinical research and care for both adult and childhood diabetes.

Jacob Y. and Gladys G. Young FundEstablished by Gladys G. Young in memory of her husband, Jacob, to provide continuing support of the work of Joslin.

William T. Young Chair in Diabetes ResearchEstablished in 1996 by William T. Young, Jr. in honor of his father to support type 1 diabetes research.

William T. and Lucy M. Young Diabetes Research FundEstablished in 1999 by William T. Young Jr., in honor of his parents, to support innovative work in basic research in type 1 diabetes.

William S. Zierler Endowment FundEstablished in 1995 by Ruth Zierler in memory of her son, William S. Zierler, to provide continuing support for the work of Joslin.

● Give on-line at www.joslin.org through our secure donation page. A gift to Joslin of $1,000 or more entitles you to become a member of the Elliott P. Joslin Society.

● Send a check to Joslin Diabetes Center, Development Offi ce, One Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215.

● Make a gift of appreciated securities.

● Join our Legacy Society by including Joslin in your will or estate plan or by establishing a life-income gift.

● Commemorate a special loved one with a tribute gift to Joslin and the High Hopes Fund to honor someone important to you, remember the life of a loved one, or add a personal touch to an important event or milestone.

● Plan an event to benefi t Joslin and work with our community-generated events team to make it successful!

● Become a member of Team Joslin and compete in athletic events to raise money for Joslin.

● Attend one of Joslin’s signature events which include A Spoonful of Ginger, the Joslin Diabetes Roundtable, the High Hopes Gala, and Ritmos de Salud.

● Become a corporate sponsor and help individuals with diabetes through a variety of cause-related marketing offerings.

● Support Joslin’s Patient and Family Benefactors Program and give a very special “thank you” to the members of the JoslinCare team who provide excellent care and education to all our patients and their families.

● Have your company match your contribution, and double (or maybe triple) your gift. Check our registry of companies that offer matching gift programs to see if your company qualifi es.

For more information, please call Joslin’s Development Offi ce at (617) 309-2412 or go to www.joslin.org

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