2010-2011Annual Report

m i s s i o nS t a t e m e n t

Duke HomeCare & Hospice will

provide innovative, thoughtful

care, using an interdisciplinary

team approach, to achieve the best

possible outcomes for the patients,

families and communities we serve.

Duke HomeCare

& Hospice

(Administration Offices)

4321 medical park Drive

suite 101

Durham, NC 27704

919.620.3853

800.599.9339

Duke Hospice at the

meadowlands

1001 Corporate Drive

Hillsborough, NC 27278

919.644.0764

Hock family Pavilion

4023 North roxboro street

Durham, NC 27704

919.613.4663

Wake County office

3325 executive park Drive

raleigh, NC 27609

919.862.5872

Unicorn Bereavement Center

1001 Corporate Drive

Hillsborough, NC 27278

919.644.6869

Letter from tHe DIreCtor

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It’s hard to believe another year has come and gone at Duke HomeCare & Hospice.Time seems to pass by so fast but memories of the patients, families, donors andvolunteers we have met over the past year stay with us. These individuals inspire usand uplift us on a daily basis.

We have come a long way since the community banded together more than 30 yearsago to develop a hospice program for local patients and their families. In looking back,

I am impressed by how much a community effort our hospice program has been. Tremendous support fromthe community has continued as we expanded to offer home healthcare and infusion services across theTriangle – providing a continuum of care from curative healthcare to palliative and end-of-life care.

I saw a quote by Henrik Ibsen recently. He said “A community is like a ship: everyone ought to be prepared totake the helm.” In this Annual Report, I hope you will see how so many people from so many different walksof life have taken the helm. They have laughed with us, cried with us and helped to create a nurturingenvironment for all stages of life and healthcare in our community.

In this annual report, you will meet some of those whose lives have been changed by their experiences withDuke HomeCare & Hospice. You’ll meet Sandi and Bill Graham who have inspired both our home health andhospice staff. You’ll also meet Warren Hicks, a police officer who faces his greatest challenge with help fromour home health, hospice and infusion teams. And, we’ll introduce you to volunteers David Kennedy andMarcia Ladd who share a passion for our hospice program.

We also want to share information about the past year with you – the people who have received services, thevolunteers and staff who have given tirelessly of themselves, and the friends who have helped us to innovateand expand our services. Overall, DHCH served: 1,297 Hospice patients and their families; 1,830 Triangleresidents through our Bereavement services; 3,496 patients through our Home Health program; and, 1,839patients in three states through our Infusion services. You’ll also read about how we enhanced painmanagement for hospice patients with an innovative Complementary Therapies program sponsored by the ParkFoundation.

As you read though the 2010-2011 Annual Report, I hope you will take pride in how our community has cometogether to help individuals and families in need. I hope you will also take pride in your own role in our work.Without you, we would not have been able to offer care to patients and comfort to families throughout thecommunities we serve. Your gifts of time, talent and treasure are reflected throughout this report and continueto sustain our good work regardless of a patient’s ability to pay for services.

Thank you for helping us to build a strong foundation for our community and the families who live here. Withyour help, we will continue to meets the needs of children, adults and families who depend on us. Thank youfor all that you helped us to accomplish last year and for all that you continue to do.

Appreciatively,

Starr Browning, RN MSN

Executive Director

C o n t a c tInformatIon

After a lifetime spent supporting the Durhamcommunity by teaching its young children andserving as a mentor to other teachers, Sandi and herfamily were grateful for the support they receivedfrom the community, including the staff at the HockFamily Pavilion.

Bill says that the care that he and Sandi receivedfrom the Hock Family Pavilion team was“extraordinary. At the same time we were dealingwith this horrible inevitability, we were recipients ofincredible care and attention. For Sandi, this was adream come true. And I was the beneficiary as muchas Sandi because the staff took such good care ofme.”

One of the many legacies of Sandi’s life is that hertime with Duke HomeCare & Hospice opened thedoor for other ventilator patients, not only at theHock Family Pavilion but at other hospices whichare developing policies based on those that the DukeHomeCare & Hospice staff implemented.

“I can’t stress enough how important our experienceat the Hock Family Pavilion was,” says Bill. “Itobviously takes extraordinary people to takesomething that is so horrible and make it okay.Sandi died without being in pain, in a room filledwith love, completely at peace.”

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Sandi Graham was passionate about nature.Whether she was collecting shells at the beach orwalking along the Eno River, her spirit was liftedby the sights and sounds of the natural world. Soit was fitting that when she passed away in Marchof 2011, she was surrounded by family in a roomat the Hock Family Pavilion with the windowsopen wide, framing a blooming dogwood tree justoutside.

Although she was diagnosed with ALS in 2008,Sandi never allowed herself to be defined by thedisease. A master teacher who spent 35 yearssharing her passion for children and education inDurham elementary schools, Sandi continuedteaching until her illness forced her to retire in2009. Less than a year later, after a health crisisnecessitated a tracheotomy, Sandi and herhusband Bill were introduced to Duke HomeCare& Hospice. A Duke occupational therapist,physical therapist and certified nursing assistantworked with Sandi in her home after her releasefrom the hospital.

“Thanks to those extraordinary women, Sandi wasable to enjoy life in a way that we never wouldhave thought possible due to her illness,” saidBill. “We appreciated their presence and all thatthey did for Sandi.” He says that through thepersistence and care of the physical therapist,“Sandi’s strength came back to such a greatdegree that she could wean herself off theventilator for longer periods of time. That gave usone more Christmas that Sandi could spend withour extended family and one more real Christmaswhen she wasn’t in bed.”

When it became clear the following March thatSandi was going to die, she was determined to goon her terms which included being at the HockFamily Pavilion. Sandi was familiar with the

care provided atthe Hock FamilyPavilion, havingspent time thereduring the lastdays of ateachingcolleague’s life.

A potentialobstacle was thatSandi was on aventilator, achallenge thathad never beenpresented by anyprevious patientat the HockFamily Pavilion.But that didn’tstop DarleneRutledge,clinical managerof hospiceinpatient services,who met with Sandi in the hospital andunderstood her fierce determination to come tothe Hock Family Pavilion. “I came back to ourstaff and said, ‘This woman has seen the care youdeliver and she wants you to take care of her.’”Darlene says that the staff rallied around Sandi’sdesire; within a few days, the staff had becomecompetent on caring for a patient on a ventilatorand had created the policies that needed to be inplace.

“Our staff love what they do and are giganticpatient advocates,” says Darlene. She says that ifa patient wants the care provided by the HockFamily Pavilion team, staff member will alwaysmeet the challenge.

Teacher, NaTure Lover, MoTher, Wife

saNDi aND Bill GraHam

aLS – Amyotrophic lateral

sclerosis is a disease of thenerve cells in the brain andspinal cord that controlvoluntary muscle movement.ALS is also known as LouGehrig's disease.

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The 9th AnnualDuke Hospicegala was a nightto remember!The gala was themost successfulto date raisingover $120,000for hospice. Wehad over 300people inattendance onSaturday, June4th, at TreyburnCountry Club.Larry Stogner,ABC11 Anchor,once again

served asHonorary Chairman and emceed the event whereGaston was the entertainment for the evening.

Many thanks to our Presenting Sponsors – Gary Hockand Lyn Proctor for their increased generous support.

Our Platinum and Diamond Sponsors includedTriangle Aftercare and iContact who also madesignificant gifts to underwrite expenses for theevening and ensure more funds were raised to supportour hospice patients.

This year’s gala included over 150 auction itemsranging from John David Jewelers’ exquisitely,handcrafted two carat tanzanite pendant to SouthwestAirlines tickets as well as tickets to The Daily Showwith Jon Stewart, Walt Disney World, UniversalStudios Resort and a beautiful two carat diamondheart pendant from Diamonds Direct Crabtree.

Mark your calendars so you can join us for the 10thanniversary Oh, What a Night! Gala on Saturday,June 2, 2012 at the Washington Duke Inn. If you areinterested in learning more about our sponsorshipopportunities, purchasing a table or joining theplanning committee, please call 919.479.0318 formore information.

CHarIty PatIent

Care ProgramThis year, Duke Hospice wasfortunate enough to be selectedto partner with The Rite AidFoundation through a generous$10,000 grant to support our

Charity Patient Care Program for those patients who are uninsured orunderinsured to ensure they are able to receive quality end of life care.The Rite Aid Foundation is caring neighbors, involved in communityactivities in meaningful ways and committed to reflecting thediversity of each community they serve.

The Rite Aid Foundation, founded in July 2001, is a not-for-profitfoundation dedicated to helping people in the communities Rite Aidserves lead happier, healthier lives. They support specific programs ofnon-profit organizations that focus on health and wellness in thecommunities in which Rite Aid operates.

ComPLementary

tHeraPIeS ProgramThanks to a generous grant from The Park Foundation of $15,000Duke Hospice was able to pilot a Complementary Therapies Programat the Hock Family Pavilion.

The Duke Hospice Complementary Therapies Program combinestraditional palliative healthcare in a hospice setting using holistictherapies to reduce pain, provide better symptom management andreduce the need for pharmacological intervention. These therapiesresult in a better quality of life for the patient and allow for morequality time with friends and family.

Our holistic therapies include: Musictherapy, massage therapy, Reiki (work withenergy fields in the body), Healing Touch,pet therapy and aromatherapy. Many ofthese modalities also benefit familymembers and staff helping them to dealwith stress and loss at a very difficult time.

The Park Foundation was formed in 1966.Its original focus was on education andgrant-making in communities where Park

Communications had interests. TheFoundation is dedicated to the aid and support of education, publicbroadcasting, environment, and other selected areas of interest to thePark family.

oH, WHat a nIgHt!

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“We recognize the wonderful benefit to both patients

and families who work with Duke Hospice and are

honored to help support this wonderful program.”– Gary hock and Lyn Proctor

UnIqUe

PartnerSHIP

SUPPortS

PatIentS WItH

VISIon DISaBILItyIn a unique partnership, DukeHospice and LC Industries areworking together to support peoplewho are blind or have a visiondisability through end-of-life careat the Hock Family Pavilion inDurham. LC Industries pledged a$100,000 gift to support patientsserved in our hospice facility.

Duke Hospice hosted a receptionand ribbon-cutting ceremony onWednesday, March 23, at thefacility to name the facility’sfamily room and family kitchen inhonor of the gift from LCIndustries. CEO Bill Hudson(above r) and several boardmembers were honored at the event.”

Headquartered in Durham, NC, LCIndustries currently operates in tenstates, including over 32 retailstores on military bases, eightmanufacturing facilities thatproduce nearly 2,000 differentproducts and two distributioncenters that serve customers fromcoast to coast. All businessoperations support people who areblind or have a vision disability.

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Over the past year, Warren has had several staysat the Hock Family Pavilion for painmanagement. Each time, he has been able toreturn home, thanks to weekly visits from aDuke HomeCare & Hospice Home Health nurse.Warren is grateful that home health care allowshim to be at home to enjoy what he says are thethree joys that keep him going: his 12-year-olddaughter, Kristen; his girlfriend, Lauren; and hiscongregation, Oxford United Methodist Church.

“Every one of the nurses who has been here hasbeen absolutely wonderful,” he says. “Whenyou have an IV that you have to be on 24 hours aday, it seems like your life is over. But when thenurse comes out with a smile on her face,making sure that she cares for me thoroughly, Ifeel better. It’s not only the nursing care thatthey give but it’s also the personal care of justbeing here for me that helps.”

a Life of coMMuNiTy service

WarreNHiCks

Warren Hicks has spent most of his adult lifetaking care of others. After graduating fromUNC Chapel Hill in 1990, he embarked on apublic service career that included seven yearsas a 911 communications telecommunicator anddispatcher, six years as a police officer and morethan a decade as a volunteer firefighter. “Thedesire to help people has always been in myblood,” he says.

When the congestive heart failure he wasdiagnosed with in 1996 progressed to the pointwhere Warren needed to be the recipient of care,rather than the provider, he turned to DukeHomeCare & Hospice and its breadth ofservices. “I had to retire in 2003 because Iphysically couldn’t do the job anymore,” hesays. Six years later, Warren’s illness hadbecome so debilitating that Duke Hospital staffrecommended that he start on infusion therapy.A picc (peripherally inserted central catheter)line was inserted so that he could receivemedication through his veins 24 hours a day.

Nurses from Duke HomeCare & HospiceInfusion Services began visiting Warren weeklyto change the dressing at the picc line insertionsite. “When I started using this medication, Ifelt an almost immediate increase in my energylevel,” says Warren. “My desire to get out anddo things really increased.” Warren says that theDuke HomeCare & Hospice Infusion nurseshelped him get a new lease on life.

Unfortunately, Warren’s condition required in-patient treatment at Duke Hospital. As hisdisease progressed the hospital staff referred himto hospice care in 2010.

“It was a surprise to know that you could go tohospice to get better,” he says. “When mydoctors told me that I needed hospice care, Ithought my life was over.” Warren says thatsoon after he arrived at the Hock FamilyPavilion, he understood that he was placed thereto get his symptoms under control. “The HockFamily Pavilion is a very quiet place withwonderful care,” he says. “I didn’t hesitate toask for anything because all of the staff memberswere so willing to help. They made sure I hadthe pain medicines I needed so I wasn’t in painanymore which was the best thing.”

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This past May 21st and 22nd at Camp New Hope inOrange County, 36 campers, ranging in age from 5-14arrived for our 20th annual overnight bereavementcamp. What brought them together was simple; theyhad all recently lost a significant person in their lives.They came together to express how they felt about thisloss and to see that other children were also workingthrough those same feelings.

It was a powerful overnight camp where they enjoyedactivities such as sun-catcher making, scrapbooking,pet therapy, balloon release, roasting marshmallows,basketball and yoga, just to name a few. The camperssaid they were very happy to make new friends andwere glad to be with others who could empathize withtheir grief.

The annual Camp is open to all youth grades K-8thwho have experienced a death in the last two years.We are now accepting applications for next year’sCamp which will be held on May 19-20, 2012 atCamp New Hope. For a registration form, or moreinformation, please call 919.644.6869.

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LIgHtS of

rememBranCe

Last December, on a verywindy, cold evening, over 100people gathered to remembertheir loved ones by lightingluminaries in the CarverGardens just behind the UnicornBereavement Center inHillsborough. The brickpathway was lit up withbeautiful luminaries andmemorial placards were placedin front of each luminaryinscribed with thoughtfultributes. Each person could takehome their placard tocommemorate the evening.

This year’s service will takeplace on Tuesday, December13th and luminaries will be lit

from 6:00-7:30 p.m.

A donation of $30.00is required for eachluminary youdedicate in honor orin memory of aloved one (allproceeds benefit ourbereavementservices). Yourgenerous donationsmake it possible tocontinue to provideDuke HospiceBereavementServices support toall members of thecommunity.

If you would like to place anorder for a luminary or receivean order form, please contactDale Horton at 919.479.0318 or email her at dale.horton@duke.edu.

Giving the right gift at the right time for you is what planned giving is allabout. Your planned gift to Duke HomeCare & Hospice can take manyforms -- from an outright gift of cash or real estate to a bequest.Depending on the type of plan you choose, you may reduce your taxes,increase your income, and protect your heirs all while helping DHCHcontinue to provide innovative hospice care and bereavement services tothe community.

n Bequests Some of DHCH's largest gifts have come to us under the

terms of a donor's will. Today's federal estate tax laws favor charitablebequests. Like other gifts, bequests can be given without restriction ordesignated for specific purposes or special areas of interest.

n Specific bequests provide for a specific dollar gift or specific assets to be given to DHCH.

n Residual bequests provide for a gift to DHCH of the remaining assets of your estate after all specific bequests have been paid.

n Retirement Plans IRAs, tax-sheltered annuities, Keogh plans,

self-employed plans (SEPs), 401(k), 403(b), and other qualifiedpension/profit-sharing plans can be an ideal gift source for DHCH.Usually, retirement plans are subject to both income and estate taxes atyour death-at rates that can be as high as 70 percent! If you arrange tomake a gift to DHCH from your retirement plan assets at your death, theresult may be significant tax savings for your family. We can work withyou and your plan administrator to carry out your wishes.

n Charitable IRA We want to remind those who are 70½ or older

about the IRA Charitable Rollover, a unique opportunity to make a directgift from your IRA, avoid all taxes, and have your gift count toward yourrequired minimum distribution. Please call us and we will tell you aboutthe specific requirements of this law, which expires on December 31,2011.

For more information on gift planning, please contact Dee Blake at

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CamP

reLeaf

“By going to Camp reLeaf, I learned that there are other kids

that have been through a similar loss. the things I liked best

were pottery and decorating the scrap book.” 8th grader

BrICk DeDICatIon

Once again this fall our Brick Dedication will take place in Carver Gardens at the Unicorn

Bereavement Center in Hillsborough on Saturday, November 5th at 9:30 a.m. This

service is for those who have purchased a memorial brick this year. A Service of

Remembrance will take place immediately following the brick dedication at 10:30 a.m. We

will only hold one Brick Dedication Service annually and our next one will be held in the

fall of 2012. If you are interested in receiving information or an order form, please contact

Dale Horton at 919.479.0318 or dale.horton@duke.edu. Brick prices start at $125 per brick.

Duke Hospice Bereavement services want to expresstheir many thanks to the following donors andfoundations that made this year’s event possible.

n Duke Auxiliaryn Kay Adcockn RTI Internationaln Kiwanis Club of Tobaccolandn Jenne Britelln Kerr Cares for Kids Foundationn Redwoods Group Foundationn Carillonn CapCommunity Foundationn Jennifer Bogern Jean Weaver

PLanneD gIVIng

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David Kennedy hasbeen a long-timevolunteer with DukeHospice. Originallyfrom Thomasville, NC(home of the “BigChair” and Thomas-ville Furniture). Heventured east forcollege where heattended NC State andalso served four yearsin the US Navy. Hisgood friend and fellowhospice volunteer,Kathy Parker, got himinvolved in 2004 by

helping with the Oh, What a Night! Gala and in 2005he became involved with Camp ReLEAF because hehas a passion for helping children as well. Trainedin grief counseling he continues to be involvedthrough our Fall and Holiday ReLEAF programsthat help children. For his day job, David works as aDistrict Service Officer with the North Carolina

Division of Veterans Affairs and helps veterans andtheir families obtain benefits from the federalDepartment of Veterans Affairs.

In his spare time, he enjoys most anything outdoors -especially biking, gardening and outdoor concerts atthe NC Museum of Art. The Symphony Pops andseveral local theater groups get David’s indoorattention.

David says his favorite parts about volunteering atHospice are working with so many wonderful peopleand the things you learn from helping children dealwith their grief. He continues by saying his mostmemorable moment relating to Hospice is theBalloon Release at Camp ReLEAF. You have beenhelping the children work through their emotionsand loss of a loved one all weekend. The BalloonRelease is like graduation: so often the childrenreveal so much at the moment when the balloon isreleased.

Thanks David for being a part of and giving back tothe community and for making such an impact onthose who receive services through Duke Hospice.

Two years ago DHCH started an employee giving program called the

“Give a Piece of Your Heart Campaign”. It is held for two weeks in

February starting around Valentine’s Day. This year, employees

participated across departments on the campaign committee and they

encouraged their co-workers to become involved in the campaign.

Collectively the campaign raised $6,840.50 for the Employee Fund for

Patient Assistance. The purpose of the fund is to provide patients or

family members with stipends up to $500 annually to meet needs that are

outside of their basic medical care. For example, disbursed funds might

be used to provide airfare

for a family member who

would not otherwise be

able to visit a hospice

patient at end-of-life. Or,

funds might be used to

help meet a patient’s

basic needs for food,

clothing, utilities or

shelter.

Here are some examples of those helped this past year:

n A mother of a four-year-old son, who is home bound due to

seizures and leukodystrophy, was unable to pay her power bill due

to lack of employment and applied for assistance from the program.

n A hotel room was paid for when a patient had to stay overnight unexpectedly.

n Helped patient purchase groceries while they were waiting on their disability to be approved.

n The primary care giver was unable to pay utility bills due to unexpected medication costs for his grandmother whose Medicaid renewal application was pending until August and this helped keep their lights and power on during that time.

Thanks to DHCH employees for making a difference in the lives of the

patients we have the privilege of serving!

CommUnIty VoLUnteer extraorDInaIre

DHCH VoLUnteerS reCognIzeD In tHe CommUnIty

DHCH emPLoyeeS

gIVe BaCk to PatIentS

mUnICIPaLItIeS SUPPort

DUke HoSPICe

BereaVement SerVICeS

WItH fUnDIng!Many thanks to:n Town of Carrboron Town of Chapel Hilln Orange County

marCIa LaDD (owner of

Triangle Aftercare – a full service

durable medical equipment

supplier) has been a part of our

community of supporters for over

fifteen years. Her story begins, as

so many of our donor stories do,

with her best friend who had

breast cancer and was in need of

hospice care. So many supporters

have a personal connection to

hospice and the services we

provide to those in the community.

Marcia has been a partner walking

hand-in-hand with Duke Hospice

each step of the way and she says,

“it is a privilege for her to work

with the nurses and patients we

serve.” She goes on to say that

“she continues her partnership

because she knows that with Duke

Hospice and Triangle Aftercare

that we are both the best in the

business.” As so many involved

with hospice, Marcia says her

father-in-law and two of her

drivers have also had family

members who were served by

Duke Hospice. Marcia also

believes that providing services to

those at the end of life is such an

“intimate and sweet thing to do”

and she is so happy to partner with

Duke Hospice.

2011 voLuNTeers

n Patient family support 2,623n IPU Volunteer hours Hospice at Meadowlands

and Hock Family Pavilion) 7,019n Bereavement volunteer hours including Camp

ReLEAF 1,256n Hospice Administrative Volunteer hours 1,288n Development Hours 413

Total number of DHCH Volunteers 257

Total Cost Savings from Hospice Volunteers

$246,766 (calculated at a rate of $20.25 per hour)

Many Duke hospice volunteers were honored

in the community during the past year for their

outstanding volunteer efforts on behalf of the

patients we serve. We tip our hats to:

n Helen Cooper - Jewish Federation Mosaic Woman of Valor Award

n Carol and Jerry Egan - Durham Jaycees Outstanding Senior Citizens

n Regina Mitchell - AHHC 2010 Paraprofessional Award

n Kathy Parker - Wake County Key Volunteer Award

n Lee Ruckert - TBJ Volunteer Health Care Hero Award

n Sarah Woodard - Duke University Algernon Sullivan Sydney Award

DaVID kenneDy

HoSPICe DemograPHICS By:CHamPIon ($100,000-$250,000)Estate of Zella M. PitzerL. C. Industries

Patron ($25,000-$99,999)Gary M. Hock and Lyn ProctorGary M. Hock Real Estate

SUStaIner ($10,000-$24,999)Fox Family Foundation, Inc.Park Foundation Inc.The Rite Aid Foundation

BenefaCtor ($5,000-$9,999)Cardinal State BankDuke Hospital AuxiliaryiContact CorporationJohn David JewelersDr. Christine MachemerMr. John W. Mallard, Jr.Ms. Laurie Michelle StegmanDr. Michael A. StegmanTriangle AftercareTriangle Community Foundation, Inc.Yadkin Valley Bank

foUnDer ($2,500-$4,999)Ms. Kay AdcockDr. Michel Bourgeois-GavardinMs. Jean S. ChitwoodDiamonds Direct CrabtreeDurham MagazineFairway Outdoor AdvertisingMr. Eli D. PaneePHE, Inc.Senior Living GuideState Employees Combined CampaignUnited Way of the Greater TriangleTom and Linda UnderwoodDr. Robert E. Whaley & Mrs. Sondra N.

Whaley

amBaSSaDor ($1,000-$2,499)1360 WCHLABC11AirTran AirwaysAll American Athletic AssociationDr. and Mrs. Marcelino AmayaBB&TMs. Brenda BakerMr. Charles R. BakerBlue Cross & Blue Shield of NCBOOM! MagazineDr. James F. BonkMs. Belle S. BrowningMs. Sandra D. CarlinoMr. and Mrs. W. Lowry CaudillMs. Barbara L. ChremosAustralia and Robert ClayJoan Earle Condoret

The Reverend James B. Craven III & Mrs. Sara Harris Craven

Croasdaile Village Religious LifeProfessor Preyas Desai & Mrs. Devi P. DesaiDow Chemical FoundationDurham Regional HospitalDurham Regional Hospital AuxiliaryMs. Rosalie W. EdwardsGerald and Charlotte EstesMrs. Russell EusticeEstate of Margaret E. FalkMrs. Anna FetterBetsy and Dan GlaserGlaxoSmithKlineMr. William Mark GrahamGreater NC Area Combined Fed. CampaignGriffin Family Chartiable FundJulie and Jay HarrisRon and Mary HelmsHester Baptist ChurchHome Instead Senior CareHudson Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. Jerry HorneMr. David H. JollyLaura and Steve KalisterMedline FoundationMoney MailerMr. Donald M. MurrayMs. Jan PendletonMr. Peter M. PickensPuckett-Strickland FundResearch Triangle InstituteDr. Charles A. Sanders & Mrs. Ann SandersSeniors GuideSouthwest AirlinesSports Endeavors, Inc.TBM Consulting GroupTire KingThe Siemens Philanthropic FundU.S. Charitable Gift TrustUnited Way of Forsyth CountyMr. Jonathan D. WhitneyEstate of Anne S. C. WilliamsDr. Libby G. Wilson & Mr. Phillip Stuart

Wilson

Partner ($500-$999)Aldersgate United Methodist ChurchAmerican Cremation Services, Inc.American Endowment FoundationAmy Pomerantz Real Estate, LLCMrs. Ruth A. BakerBecker & Poliakoff, LLPMr. and Mrs. W. Bart BielawskiBielawski Family Charitable FundMs. Kenidee BlakeMs. Samantha BritellMs. Jenne K. BritellMs. Patricia B. BunnMr. and Mrs. William L. Burns, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Canada, Jr.

Carolinas Ctr. for Hospice & End of LifeMs. Kathy D. CarterMr. B. L. Chandler, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Jay CohenCouch Oil Co.Disney Worldwide Services, Inc.Ms. Shirley A. Drechsel & Wayne VaughanDivi ResortsMrs. Gloria H. DriverEnclara Health, LLCFamily Fare Convenience StoresMrs. Mary Ann M. Fuchs & Dr. Herbert

Edgar FuchsGalloway Ridge at FearringtonMr. John W. Gillikin, Jr.GlaxoSmithKline FoundationMs. Helen M. GoodfieldGraham Family FoundationMs. Jackie N. GrayMr. Charles R. GriffinMr. and Mrs. Edwin D. GriffinMr. & Mrs. Jerry V. HudsonMs. Mamie P. KahMrs. Frank H. KenanKerr Cares for Kids Foundation, Inc.KeySource Commercial BankL. D. Swain & Son, Inc.Landvest, IncMrs. Ann H. Hogan LeonardMs. Mary L. McAdenMcKessonMrs. Mary Bergson NewmanMs. Frances K. O'SullivanParizadePeak Resources TreyburnMs. Julia PendergrassPickett-Sprouse Real Estate, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. PopeDr. David Pulman and Mrs. Clare Rosheen

PulmanReed's JewelersMs. Mary P. RobertsRock Pond SolutionsMrs. Dawn Sanchez-BaronaDr. Kenneth E. Schmader & Ms. Renee

A. WeisnerMr. and Mrs. Peter SchubertDr. Joachim R. Sommer & Mrs. Doris M.

SommerSony/ATV Music PublishingDrs. Keith M. and Kristine D. SullivanThe Kent FoundationThe Redwoods Group, Inc.Thomas G. & Nancy L. Wilson Family FundMr. and Mrs. George N. Tilley Tobaccoland Kiwanis FoundationVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramVoyager Academy, IncDr. Nancy P. WardropperMs. Dorothy G. WomackWoodward Comunications

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Hospice Patients Served by Diagnoses

Honor roLL of DonorS

Total hospice

Patients

served in

2010-2011:

1,297

Ms. Ruth C. BrowneMrs. Janie G. BrowningMr. Jim BuckMr. and Mrs. Albert BuehlerMr. and Mrs. John Eugene BuggMrs. Jane H. Bultman & Mr. Frederic G.

DalldorfBunkey's Of DurhamMrs. Anne P. BurnsMs. Celeste E. BurnsMs. Beverly BurtMr. and Mrs. Tom ButtersMs. Patricia A. BuyzeDr. and Mrs. Charles W. Byrd, Jr.Ms. Joyce W. ByrdDr. Robert McKinnon Califf & Mrs. Lydia

CaliffMr. Cadmus CapehartCarolina Neurology & ElectromyographyCarolina Packers, Inc.Mrs. Jackie S. CarpenterMr. John G. CarrCary JayceesMr. and Mrs. David Donald CashionCassidy Turley Maryland, IncMr. Hugh CatesDr. Allen Cato, Jr.Cato Research LtdMr. and Mrs. Willard CauseyMs. Fredda CeikeMr. and Mrs. Mark B. ChambleeMs. Helen E. ChaneyMr. Steven A. ChanningMr. Scott ChapmanMs. Jane ChretienMr. and Mrs. Charles R. ChristDr. Richard J. Citrini & Mrs. Sally P. CitriniDr. and Mrs. James R. ClappMrs. Virginia P. ClarkMr. George B. Clark, Jr.Ms. Christine M. ClaytonMr. Harold M. ClementsMrs. Rodalyn A. ColemanMr. David ColquittMr. and Mrs. Jim ColsherMrs. Rita M. ConnerMrs. Joan S. ConstantikesMs. Rachel P. CookeMr. and Mrs. Robert E. CooleyMs. Louise S. CormierMs. Nancy Cornwell-DavesMs. Clarice D. CottenMs. Jean M. CrabtreeMrs. Rebecca B. CrawfordMrs. Ruth G. CreechMs. Betty J. CreedMr. James Slade CrumptonMs. Nancy B. CrumptonMs. Lynn M. CurrinMs. Sarah C. DagenhartMr. Thomas DalyMs. Amelia G. DanielMrs. Mona E. DauchMrs. Helen J. DavisMrs. Judith L. Daymont

Ms. Maxine P. DeanMrs. Beverly H. DeasMrs. Ingrid B. DebellasMs. Andrea DeCastroMr. Robert DeerinMs. Carolyn A. DennisMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. DensonMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. DeSantisMrs. Patricia C. DeyMs. Susan DickersonMr. Michael G. DickersonMs. Alene R. DicksMr. and Mrs. Clifford H. DisbrowMs. Rebecca A. DodsonMs. Ruth E. DomurathMs. Deirdre B. DoyleDr. Christina DrewMr. Mark L. DufaultMs. Joyce E. DuncanMs. P. E. DuranskeMr. Thomas B. DurhamDurham Electrical Contractors Assoc.Mr. Roger W. DurrettMr. David DuttonMrs. Jane N. EakleMs. Muriel EasterlingMr. S. L. EbertMrs. Teresa A. EdwardsMs. Teressa M. EdwardsMr. Robert P. EdwardsMs. Esther EricksonMr. Marion F. ErwinMr. Kyle R. EsmondeMs. Adrienne EssexMs. Sandi EubanksMs. Brenda P. EvansMrs. Lynn EverettMrs. Lori O. FarleyDrs. Thomas Hackney R. & Shauna Tilly

FarmerMrs. Ann F. FarmerMs. Gina FaucetteMrs. Shirley D. FewMs. Deborah A. FilesMs. Jill FlattMr. and Mrs. Charles Albert Flink, IIMrs. Jane FlinkDr. and Mrs. Donald J. FlukeMr. Ronald H. FochlerMr. Frank W. FolgerMs. Evelyn P. FooteMr. and Mrs. Mark R. ForemanMrs. Cynthia B. FoxDr. Elisabeth J. FoxMrs. Elizabeth D. FoxMs. Wanda B. FoxFox50Mr. and Mrs. W. Barker FrenchFriendly North State Sertoma ClubDr. William Henry Gallmann, IIIMr. Donald J. GardnerMrs. Florence GarlandMr. and Mrs. Jack K. GartnerMr. Patrick GaynorMs. Mary T. Giguere

Ms. Robin GildersleeveMrs. Sally P. GillisMr. Daniel W. GitomerMrs. J. Leonard GoldnerMr. Robert H. GooMs. Celeste GoodDr. James H. Goodnight & Mrs. Ann B.

GoodnightMs. Priscilla GoralMr. and Mrs. Robert B. GordonMs. Deb GorhamPaige and Andy GossMs. Dawn GrayMr. Harry C. GrayMr. Marshall S. Gray, Jr.Ms. Tammy M. GrayMs. Aldra GreeneMs. Cynthia A. GreeneMr. and Mrs. Scott GreggMs. Lanesha GriffinMr. and Mrs. Ted N. GriffinDr. and Mrs. Steven Rolf GullansDr. and Mrs. J. Caulie Gunnells, Jr.Ms. Grace HafnerMr. Sammy R. HaithcockMs. Ann M. Hall-McFarlandHall-Wynne Funeral Service & CremationDrs. John D. and Carol D. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Michael L. HammondMrs. Doris P. HamptonHandy Andy'sMs. Jane M. HankinsMs. Lois S. HansonMs. Janet HardieMs. Beth G. HardyMr. Keith W. HarrisonMs. Anissa K. HarryMrs. Anne S. HastingsMrs. Kyong-Hui Y. Hathaway & Mr. Edwin

B. HathawayMr. Kerry HawkinsMr. Michael HighsmithHillsborough UMC Alpha CircleMr. Richard H. HinelineHolland Construction Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William D. HollomanColonel Michael A. HolmesMs. Edna F. HolseyMrs. Kelly N. HopperMrs. Cathleen M. HorneMrs. Barbara M. HortonMrs. Mary J. HouleMr. Jack M. HowardMs. Christine G. HoyleDr. Michael Chia-Shao HsuMrs. Claiborne L. HudsonMs. Carolyn V. HuettelMs. Doris HugheyMr. Fred A. HuntMs. Janice HuntMrs. Sheila L. HuntMs. Susan G. HuntMr. Richard M. Hutson, IIMr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Hyer, Jr.Mrs. Alice J. Hyman

frIenD ($250-$499)Ms. Adrianne BagleyBahama Ruritan Club, Inc.Ms. Phyllis M. BarnettMr. Jordan BerkleyMrs. Dorothy C. BevanMrs. Diann H. BolickMs. Linda H. BotenMs. Wanda BraxtonMr. and Mrs. Everett D. BrownBryant-Durham Electric Co. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert BukerBurthey Funeral Service LLCCAP Community FoundationCarrillon Assisted LivingCedars of Chapel Hill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. ClarkThe Coca-Cola CompanyCommunities In Schools, Inc.Ms. Sondra CoursinDr. Toni Michele CutsonDr. Linda J. DawsonMs. Elizabeth G. DunnaganDurham Jaycees, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. DutyEISAI, Inc.Ms. Karen M. EldridgeMs. Deb EvansMr. and Mrs. Jack EvansMr. Robert J. FaucherFidelity Charitable Gift FundMs. Patricia S. FifeDr. Jane T. GaedeMr. and Mrs. Anthony GaetaMr. Gibson Gayle, Jr.George S. & Pamela D. Leight Family

FoundationMr. Stephen GlantzGlaxoSmithKlineDr. Ernestine Friedl Harmel & Dr. Merel

H. HarmelMr. Edwin B. HathawayDr. and Mrs. Mark J. HauserHerring & Bickers Insurance Agency, Inc.Ms. Susan L. HoganMs. Dale Horton Howerton & Bryan Funeral HomeHSBC North AmericaIBM CorporationInterim HealthcareMs. Maria E. JocysDr. and Mrs. Terry W. Johnson, Jr.Mr. D. W. JoynerMs. Jennifer H. KellyKenan Management, IncDr. and Mrs. Bruce KlitzmanMs. Alice LeboeufDr. John R. Leonard, IIIElsa LinerMr. and Mrs. Michael LoweryMs. Marina MaherMr. and Mrs. Bruce MartindaleMr. and Mrs. J. L. Maxwell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jose Mickens

Mrs. Bonita H. MonsonMr. Dominic T. MooreMorgan Stanley Smith Barney GlobalMr. and Mrs. Tom MullisMs. Catherine S. MyersMs. Jeane E. NewmakerMs. Myrtle T. O'NealMr. and Mrs. Ronald E. OverakerMs. Eleanor P. PelletierPendergraph Electric, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John L. PochinskiMs. Soundra F. PolingMs. Amy PomerantzPookey Fisher Funeral Parlor, LTD.Mrs. Virginia RaceRegional Community Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. RhuleMr. Dillon W. RoseMr. and Mrs. James S. SaccoScarborough & Hargett Funeral Home, Inc.Ms. Georgia SchmeltekopfMrs. Mary D.B.T. SemansMr. and Mrs. Robert F. SmartMr.and Mrs. J. Charles SmithMs. Vivian S. SmithSmith Anderson Blount Dorsett Dr. William J. SteinbachMrs. Irene W. StevensMr. and Mrs. R. Dillard TeerTriangle Presbyterian ChurchUnited Way of Central MarylandUniversity Presbyterian ChurchMr. Michael M. UrdaVietri, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James W. WallerMr. Doane H. Warren, Jr.Mrs. Elizabeth WarrenMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. WellemeyerMr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood

SUPPorter ($100-$249)Dr. Rami AbdoAccounting Financial, Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. S. Neal AdamsMr. David Brooks Adcock & Mrs.

Mary-Kathryn F. AdcockMs. Elizabeth S. AdcockMrs. Kimberly AdkisonMr. and Mrs. Jim AgnewMs. Catherine C. AikenMr. Jerry L. AikenMr. Claude W. Allen, IIIMrs. Constance L. AlmerothMs. Sandra C. AlmyAmerican Assoc. of Colleges of NursesMr. E. V. AndersonDr. and Mrs. John B. AndersonAnderson & Slack, P.A.Mr. John AnthonyAnthony Travel Inc.Ms. Julietta AppleMs. Ann G. AppletonArcadisMr. and Mrs. John L. Atkins, IIIMrs. Lucy B. Atkinson

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Atwater, Sr.Ms. Carol A. AudeDr. J. Todd Auman & Mrs. Jeanette O. AumanDr. Charles B. AycockMr. and Mrs. Arthur S. AylsworthMs. Maureen S. BabcockMr. and Mrs. Joe BabinMs. Mary T. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Allan Price Baker, Jr.Mr. Charles BakerMr. Robert F. BakerDr. Helmy Hamdollah Baligh & Mrs. Sarah

W. BalighMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. BallietMrs. Mildred F. BarnesMs. Megan E. BarrassoMs. Laura E. BarrettMs. Teresa Z. BartelmeMr. and Mrs. Frank Barthold, Jr.Mrs. Megan BartholomewMr. Edward P. BartlettDr. Thomas Michael Bashore & Mrs. Jill E.

BashoreMr. John R. BassMs. Patricia BassMrs. Anne W. BassettMr. and Mrs. Merle D. BauerProfessor Sara Sun Beale & Mr. Duncan M.

BealeMr. and Mrs. Freeman H. BeardMr. James E. BeasleyMr. and Mrs. William J. BeaversMs. Sheila D. BeddingfieldMs. Phyllis A. BedfordMr. Richard W. BergsonMrs. Mary W. BeriniMs. Sheila F. BillingsMs. S. K. BingmanMs. Janet H. BirdsallMrs. Jeanne Miles BlackburnMr. and Mrs. Charles W. BlalockMr. and Mrs. Jose BlancoMr. Thomas M. BlandDr. and Mrs. William S. BlauMr. Norman E. BlockMr. and Mrs. John C. BogerMrs. Mary S. BoothMs. Agnes S. BordeauxMrs. Linda H. BorkowskiMr. and Mrs. Ronald BournMs. Crystal BowenMr. & Mrs. John BowersMr. Randy R. BowesMr. and Mrs. Fred BowmanMs. Virginia BowmanMr. and Mrs. Carl BoxburgerMs. Faye B. BoydProfessor Michael Bradley & Mrs. Rebecca

H. BradleyMs. Carol C. BrinkleyMs. Monica BrownMiss Mary Ann BrownMrs. Mary J. BrownDr. Susan E. Brown & Mr. David F. RitchieMs. Teresa T. Brown

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IBM International FoundationDr. Pedro J. IrigarayMs. Julie F. IrvingJ&R Heavy Equipment Repair & WeldingJacobs Glass Co., Inc.Mr. W. H. Johnson, IIIJohnson Drywall of Garner, Inc.Dr. W. K. Joklik & Mrs. Patricia H. Downey

JoklikMs. Adrienne A. JonesMr. Gary JonesMrs. Patricia Noah JonesMrs. Peggy D. JonesMr. and Mrs. Southgate Jones, IIIKAD Construction, Inc.Mr. Mark G. KelloggMs. Martha C. KelleyMr. and Mrs. William KendrickMr. Richard KennedyMs. Caroline M. KenningMs. Elizabeth KhanMr. and Mrs. Curtis Carney Kimbrell, IIIMr. and Mrs. C. H. KingMs. Cynthia A. KingMrs. Orpah T. KingMs. Marsha C. KinleyMrs. Cynthia W. KinneyMr. Robert A. KirkmanMr. Jeff KirshnerDr. Michael KlepperMs. Pamela KoenigMs. Suzanne H. KoenigsbergMs. Valerie KonczalMs. Lisa M. KralikDr. and Mrs. Michael R. KrasnovMr. and Mrs. Norman H. KrauseDr. Nicholas Michael KredichKristen and John KruszewskiMs. Catherine M. KuhnL.E. Meyers BuildersMs. Patricia LabbeLaboratory Corp. of America HoldingsMr. and Mrs. Dudley B. LacyMr. Kenneth J. LaFrankieMrs. Anita G. LagasseMs. Carol Land & Mr. Barry SlobinMrs. Tina B. LandingMr. Jim Lane & Mrs. Linda M. Lazo-LaneDr. and Mrs. John W. LaneMr. C. X. LarrabeeMs. Nancy W. LaszloMs. Paula C. LavenderMrs. Susan E. LavenderMrs. Jeanne E. Lazo-WasemMrs. Pauline LedererMs. Allison M. LeeDr. Edward D. Levin & Ms. Risa HillerLiggett Vector Brands, Inc.Mr. Frank G. LightMrs. Judith C. LilleyMr. and Mrs. B. Paul LindsayMr. and Mrs. Gerald LindseyMrs. Patricia B. LloydMr. and Mrs. Norman H. LoewenthalMr. Timothy Loftus

Ms. Nancy J. LonsonMr. James C. LothspeichMs. Ann B. LowdermilkMr. and Mrs. James R. LoweMr. and Mrs. Emerson LoweryLSA Management, Inc.Ms. Jane C. Mac NeelaMs. Margaret A. MarquisMrs. Julie MarshallMs. Patricia A. MartinMr. Richard D. MartinMrs. Elizabeth MathesonMs. Clare A. MattiMr. Don L. MattocksMr. C. R. MayMrs. Kathy G. MayhewMs. Jean H. MaynorMr. and Mrs. David A. McAdamsMrs. Madeleine C. McBroomDr. and Mrs. Richard L. McCannMr. Jerry McDaniel & Ms. Alice W. MumfordMr. Gregor I. McElvogueMs. Yvonne McFarlandMs. Vickie M. McLeanMrs. Margaret Finney McPhersonMs. Dorothea H. McTigueMr. Robert McVeyMedical Park Psychiatric Assoc.Ms. Gladys M. MedlinDr. Patricia S. Merriman & Mr. Max PrestonMetametrics, Inc.Mr. Harold L. MetcalfMichael J. Klepper, MD, LLCMr. Giovanni Enrico MicolDr. Mary Ruth MillerMr. Vernon J. MillerMs. Kimberly MillsMs. Rose Mills & Dr. Jeffrey J. CollinsMilner & Carr Conservation, LLCMrs. Faye S. MitchellMr. Donald T. MoellerMr. David B. MonsonDr. and Mrs. Gustavo S. MontanaMrs. Kathleen H. MooreMrs. Evelyn S. MorganMr. and Mrs. John A MorganMt. Sylvan UMC-Wesley ClassMr. and Mrs. William J. MullinMs. Alice W. Mumford & Mr. Jerry McDanielMs. Mildred S. MurdockMr. and Mrs. James P. MurphyMr. I. E. Murray, Jr.Ms. Dottie M. MurrayN. C. Synod Evangelical LutheranNancy and John Wyman Gift FundNat'l Board for Prof. Teaching StandardsN.C. Science Mathematics and Technology

CenterMrs. Kathleen W. NeedhamNeese Country Sausage, Inc.Ms. Mary E. NematzMs. Barbara Nettles-Carlson & Mr. Curtis P.McLaughlinMs. Fran NewmanMr. George W. Newton

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. NewtonMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. NicholsMr. and Mrs. Bruce NicklasDrs. Roger W. and Kathryn R. NightingaleMr. and Mrs. W. Lee NoelMs. Carla M. NormanNorth Carolina Advocates For JusticeNC Region's Premier Volunteer Mini GrantDr. and Mrs. James A. Nunley, IIMrs. Patricia OakleyMr. and Mrs. Terrence G. OasMr. William ObertiMrs. Betty J. O'DellMr. and Mrs. Russell OdomMs. Eileen T. O'Driscoll & Mr. Patrick

GaynorOffice Depot, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. C. W. OliverMrs. Sue S. OlsenMrs. Tracy L. OrrMrs. Marjorie M. OttoMs. Resa A. OverstreetMr. Karl OwenMr. and Mrs. Glenn N. PaineMr. and Mrs. James W. PalmerDr. and Mrs. Richard A. PalmerMrs. Lucretia PannozzoMr. George F. Parker, Jr.Ms. Vernona L. ParrishMs. Nan ParrishMs. Joyce W. PeelMr. Daniel P. PelletierMrs. Betsy T. PendergraphMs. Betsy J. PendergrassMrs. Ruth S. PeningerMr. and Mrs. Timothy K. PenningtonMs. Annette PerotMrs. Hilda Pinnix-Ragland & Mr. Al RaglandMs. Beth PlonkMr. and Mrs. Gordon L. PopeMr. and Mrs. Marvin T. PopeMr. William H. Pope, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alan PortnoyMr. and Mrs. John PostMr. and Mrs. Ronald A. PowellMr. William T. PowellPowerSecure, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. D. James PrattMs. Shari H. PricerMr. and Mrs. J. F. PritchardProgressive Land Development, LLCMs. Cathy F. PruittPT Armor, Inc.Public School Forum of NCMs. Sharon D. RajProfessor Donald J. RaleighDr. and Mrs. Carl E. RavinMr. Chris D. RayDr. William M. ReichertMs. Rene ReixachRevolution Sports, LLCMr. and Mrs. Dale ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Douglas W. RhewMr. and Mrs. John F. RichardsRidge Road ECA Club

Mr. David F. Ritchie & Dr. Susan E. BrownMr. Barry T. RobertsMrs. Edna A. RobinsonMr. Eric RochollMr. J. Clinton RogersMs. Irene RogersMr. Stanley RomanMs. Margaret Anne RookMs. Mary A. RossRougemont Primitive Baptist ChurchMr. William SabellaMr. and Mrs. Michael D. SabinoMs. Helen SalleeMr. Reeve SamsonMs. Sherry L. SamuelsMs. Frances R. SarakbyDr. Frank D. SargentSAS Institute, Inc.Mrs. Frances J. SavarinMr. Norman C. SawayaDr. Robert H. SchantzMr. and Mrs. Henry H. ScherichMr. John W. SchlichenmaierDr. Evelyn D. SchmidtMr. Robert SchuluederbergMs. Kim SearMr. Matthew B. SeawellMs. Linda L. SeinterierMrs. Dianne W. SellersMr. and Mrs. Morris L. ShambleyMs. Kimsey S. ShanksMrs. Calvin H. ShawMrs. Marion C. ShawMs. Heather ShelfordSheltering Home Cir. of King's DaughtersMr. Richard ShewbridgeDr. Cynia Brown ShimmMr. and Mrs. Herman E. ShoafMs. Patricia A. ShoveShugart Enterprises, LLCSignal Design, Inc.Mrs. Margaret R. SimsMrs. Gina C. SinhaMs. Helen H. SmithMs. Liza V. SmithMr. and Mrs. Philip SmithMr. and Mrs. Robert J. SnyderMrs. Teresa H. SmithMs. Terri B. SmithMr. and Mrs. Wayne SmithMs. Vicki SmithMr. and Mrs. Charles H. SolomonMr. George SorrellMrs. Lida M. SparrowMr. Guy J. Spencer, Jr.Ms. Sally StarrfieldMr. Mark StencelMr. John W. StephensMs. Julie A. StephensMr. Phil StephensMr. and Mrs. Jerry W. StevensMrs. Susan B. StevensonMr. and Mrs. D. L. StewartMrs. Robert E. StipeMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stokes, III

Ms. Joanne N. StollerMr. and Mrs. James E. StovallMrs. Betsey M. StraussMr. Jesse E. StubblefieldMs. Sandra L. SvobodaMr. Robert SwansonTalbert Building Supply, Inc.Ms. Jeanette TalbottMs. Shira TannorMr. and Mrs. Robert R. TaylorTeamsters Local Union No. 391Technology Service CorporationColonel James M. Temo & Mrs. Mary

T. TemoTerry's Service Garage, Inc.Ms. Patricia L. Thibodeau & Mr. Steven J.MelamutMs. Barbara R. ThomasMrs. Caroline C. ThomasMrs. Janice M. ThomasMr. Levon R. ThomasMrs. Linda B. ThompsonMr. Orian T. ThompsonMr. Ronald D. ThompsonMs. Kellie A. ThorpeMr. E. Norris TolsonTown And Country SquareTown of Wake ForestTriple Springs Baptist ChurchDr. Clare J. TuftsProf. James A. Tulsky & Mrs. Ilana

Ruth SarafUMC - Bethany - DurhamDr. and Mrs. James R. UrbaniakMs. Jean P. VailDr. Kevan E. VanLandingham & Dr.

Debara L. TucciMs. Barbara VarjabedianVideo Dialog, Inc.Mrs. Ardith VinesMrs. M. S. VogesMs. Monica E. VolkinMs. Anne WadeMr. Daryl K. WagnerMr. Jack R. WagonerWake Tech FoundationMr. and Mrs. John P. Walker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Vance W. WallaceMs. Patricia J. WalshMs. Christine WalzMs. Amy C. WangMr. Edward P. WardMr. Samuel WardburtonMr. Benjamin WaterhouseMr. John WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Michael R. WatsonMr. Mike WebbMs. Christine WebsterMs. Pamela K. WellsWestat Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. WestcottMrs. Ida M. WestfallMr. and Mrs. Richard WestonMs. Marcia A. WheelerMs. Janice M. Whitaker

Mrs. Barbara S. WhiteMrs. Tina S. WhitfieldMs. Dorothy WhitlingThe Reverend and Mrs. Carson O. WigginsMs. Amy WiliznakiMr. Charles R. WilkersMrs. Dorothy S. WilliamsMr. Frank B. WilliamsMr. Richard T. WilliamsMr. Ted WilliamsWilliams, Morrison, Light & MoreauMr. Gregg A. WilliamsonMs. Lucy K. WillifordMrs. Ola S. WillisMr. Robert P. WilsonDr. Ruby L. WilsonMr. and Mrs. John M. WindelbergMr. Charles M. WinstonWinston Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William D. WittenWitzleben & AssociatesMs. Judith I. WoodburnMs. Carolyn W. WootenMr. and Mrs. Frank L. WoottonWootton Packaging Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John K. WymanYates Baptist ChurchMr. Joseph H. YongueMs. Marie L. YovanovitchMs. Mary Anne Y. ZabryckiMs. Abby ZarkinMr. Leonard H. ZellerMs. Marjorie M. Zychowski

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