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2006 ANNUAL REPORT 1

THE VALUE OF NETWORKS

2006 ANNUAL REPORT

HOSPITALS INNOVATION CLINICS PHILANTHROPY COMPASSION CONVENIENCE

MEDICAL EDUCATION COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS MEDICAL OFFICES HOME SERVICES

SERVICE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS COLLABORATION MISSION CLINICAL RESEARCH

INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE SYSTEM LEADERSHIP TECHNOLOGY MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE

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evident throughout 2006. We see themevery day in stories like the ones you’llread in this Annual Report.

In our hospitals, we continue toinvest in our equipment and facilities toremain at the leading edge of medicine.At the same time, we invest in skilled,compassionate physicians, nurses andstaff who can achieve the best resultsgiven the right tools.

Our network of primary and spe-cialty physicians offers a wide range ofexpertise, and our electronic medicalrecord system makes it easier for doctors

Integration means that our people—whatever their position, whatever theirlocation—are working together to serveyou. It means that your electronic med-ical records are secure but immediatelyavailable to anyone who needs to takecare of you. It means that you can getthe treatment you need—whether it’s aroutine checkup or lifesaving surgery—within our system. And it promises thatyou’ll never need to navigate that systemalone.

The power and the value of ourintegrated delivery system have been

Evanston Northwestern Healthcare is one of the top integrated healthcare networks in

the nation. But what does this really mean to patients? It means that they can draw on

even more resources to get the care they need.

to consult with one another and sharetheir knowledge. We’ve also used thepower of our network to improve accessto care—our physician practices haveadded evening, weekend and walk-inhours—and to improve our billing systems.

Milestones this year include the 25th anniversary of the Kellogg CancerCare Center and the 10th anniversaries of the Evanston Northwestern HealthcareResearch Institute, Evanston NorthwesternHealthcare Home Services, and the stu-dent health center we operate in Evanston

Mark R. Neaman and William L. Davis

THE VALUE OF NETWORKS

Chairman of the Board


Township High School. These help uscarry out our mission by advancing medical knowledge and bringing it intoour communities.

We are delighted to be the onlyinstitution in the U.S. named amongSolucient’s Top 100 Hospitals and Top 15 Major Teaching Hospitals 11 times.We again made Verispan’s list of the Top 100 Integrated Healthcare Networks,and remain one of the Most Wired/Most Wireless healthcare organizations,according to the journal of the AmericanHospital Association. US News andWorld Report ranked us among thenation’s best in cancer, neurology/neurosurgery and gynecology.

Our achievements have been under-scored by generous donors, who madeThe Campaign for Evanston Northwest-ern Healthcare a great success. Our goalwas to raise $100 million in five years;we hit that target 16 months early andhave set a new goal of raising an addi-tional $50 million by 2008.

Philanthropy remains crucial to our ability to carry out our mission.Significant financial challenges continue,including additional reductions in federaland state reimbursement. Malpracticeexpenses remain high—costing eachEvanston Northwestern Healthcare inpatient some $1,500 per admission—a staggering sum.

Further, the level of uninsuredpatients unable to pay their bills continued to swell our charity care costs.Total charity care commitments per thestate of Illinois formula approached arecord $180 million in 2006.

Without nonprofit hospitals likeours, state and local government would

have to step in to directly meet thecommunity’s healthcare needs.Remember, there is no such thing asfree medical care—someone, whether a hospital or the taxpayers, must bearthe cost. With more and more peopleuninsured and unable to pay for theirmedical care, costs must be shiftedelsewhere—thus contributing to the rising cost of healthcare for all.

Community outreach is importantto our mission. Evanston NorthwesternHealthcare has formed communityadvisory committees at each of our hos-pitals to seek input from local leaders.An employee volunteer program, theCommunity Care Corps, gives our staffa chance to work together on commu-nity service projects. We are a partnerin the Evanston African-AmericanHealth Ministry Coalition, bringingspeakers and screening tests into thechurches. We provided lead screeningsand immunizations to the un/underin-sured students of Highland Park andHighwood, and provided clinical staffto administer vaccines to underservedchildren residing in NorthfieldTownship.

You may recall that in last year’sAnnual Report, we said that we were incourt defending our 2000 merger withHighland Park Hospital. Unfortunately,that is still the case; following thejudge’s ruling in favor of the FederalTrade Commission last October, wefiled an appeal and are waiting for thatruling. We will appeal as long as neces-sary to keep Highland Park in the ENHsystem and to continue to bring high-quality healthcare to the Highland Parkcommunity.

Highland Park Hospital’s newPresident, Jesse Peterson Hall, is eager to build on the accomplishments of outgoing President Mary O’Brien and to bring the hospital into its next era. We wish him success in his new role,and offer our best wishes to Mary as she moves on to a new opportunity.

Despite the challenges, we remainoptimistic and are making investmentsfor our future. Our Board of Directorsrecently approved a major expansion ofEvanston Hospital’s operating rooms andintensive care units. We launched aClinical Trials Center to bring the latestdrugs and therapies to the patients weserve. We are building a better networkfor patients with new geographic sites,added specialist capabilities and anexpansion of our electronic medicalrecord system to community-basedphysicians.

The combined strengths of our inte-grated healthcare network have made usthe world-class institution we are today.Those strengths include sound leader-ship from our Board of Directors, thegenerous support of philanthropists, the innovation of our research scientistsand the many talents of our physicians,nurses and staff.

President and Chief Executive Officer


As a major teaching and research facili-ty, Evanston Northwestern Healthcarehas built a team of highly skilled andcompassionate caregivers, and we’veinvested in the tools they need to dotheir jobs at the highest level.

For example, the Department ofRadiology offers the latest generation 4-, 8- and 16-detector multi-slice CTscanners, digital mammography, a 1.5Tesla cardiovascular MRI system withenhanced gradient capabilities, and an ultra-high field 3 Tesla MRI system(the only such system on Chicago’sNorth Shore) that produces images ofunparalleled quality.

Equally important, however, is thecaliber of the physicians reading thoseimages. “Given the complexity of thetechnology and the kinds of diseases wesee, subspecialty training is so impor-tant,” said Robert Edelman, MD, WilliamB. Graham Chair of Radiology and

Professor of Radiology at NorthwesternUniversity’s Feinberg School of Medicine.ENH radiologists specialize in BodyImaging, Breast Imaging, MusculoskeletalImaging, Neuroradiology, PediatricRadiology and Vascular-InterventionalRadiology.

“You wouldn’t expect a general prac-titioner to be an expert on some esoterickind of brain tumor,” Dr. Edelman said.“And you wouldn’t expect a generallytrained radiologist to have useful expertiseon specific kinds of conditions. Our spe-cialists are tremendously experienced intheir particular areas, so they can be farmore accurate in their diagnoses and perform procedures more effectively.”

A new piece of surgical equipmentholds great promise for minimally invasive procedures. The first surgery in Illinois using the da Vinci® S™ robotic surgical system was performed earlier this year at Evanston Hospital by

Medical knowledge changes daily; new technologies rapidly supplant the old. But machines

don’t deliver excellent hospital care—it’s the people who use them, interpret their results and

explain them to patients and their families.

William K. Johnston III, MD, Director ofLaparoscopy and Minimally InvasiveUrology at ENH and Assistant Professor atNorthwestern. Dr. Johnston was formallytrained in laparoscopic and robotic sur-gery at the University of Michigan, andwill be sharing his knowledge with otherENH surgeons.

Also in 2006, ENH introduced one of the most advanced radiation treatmentoptions available for tumors of the brain,head and neck, breast, lung, liver, prostateand spine. The Novalis® AdvancedStereotactic Radiosurgery platform isoffered at fewer than 40 sites in theUnited States. It delivers a precise dose ofhigh-energy radiation that’s continuouslyshaped to match the size and shape of apatient’s tumor from all angles.

The ENH team includes physicians—neurosurgeons and radiation oncologists—who determine when a patient is a candi-date for the procedure, and identify thearea that needs to be treated. Then med-ical physicists figure out precisely how to deliver the radiation and create a treatment plan. A radiation therapist will prepare the patients and administer thetreatment according to the plan. Thepatient’s nurse is involved at every step of the way.

Multidisciplinary teams like theseenable us to provide the highest-qualitycare because they offer the benefit of multiple perspectives, combined expertiseand a commitment to keep the patient atthe center of everything we do.

IN THE HOSPITAL: WE INVEST IN THE RIGHT PEOPLE AND THE RIGHT TECHNOLOGY

Will Johnston, MD, (left) demonstrates robotic surgery; Issam Awad, MD, explains stereotactic radiosurgery.

We believe that no one person is respon-sible for a patient’s care—it’s a teamworking together. We take this approachin both inpatient and outpatient settings,and it’s particularly evident in the KelloggCancer Care Center, which marks its 25thanniversary this year.

At Kellogg, the team surroundingeach patient includes physicians special-izing in surgical, medical or radiationoncology; registered nurses who havebeen nationally certified by the OncologyNursing Certification Corporation; oncol-ogy pharmacists; genetics counselors;clinical nutritionists; psychologists; andsocial workers. They are hired for theirclinical expertise, but also for their empa-thy and dedication to helping people withcancer.

One patient calls Diane Nechi-Fragassi, RN, who works in the Kellogg

ADVANCED CREDENTIALS, EXCEPTIONAL COMPASSIONARE THE RIGHT COMBINATION

Cancer Care Center at Highland ParkHospital, “one of the most caring people I have ever had the privilege to meet.”

Carmaine Callahan was diagnosedwith breast cancer in January 2006 andhad a lumpectomy followed by chemo-therapy. “Diane was the first person I sawwhen I went to meet Dr. [Douglas]Merkel,” Callahan said. “She stayed withme long after the center was closed to takecare of me and answer my questions.Everything she told me was right on—shejust knew every symptom. If I was sick,she brought me soup. She even called meon weekends, and when I asked why shewas calling, she’d just say ‘you were onmy mind and I wanted to see how youwere doing.’ When I had my last chemotreatment in July, she brought me roses. I should have been bringing her roses.How she does this day after day I don’t

know, but I’m so glad she does.” The telephone is an important

medical device for Nechi-Fragassi, who worked on the surgical floors at Evanston Hospital before switching to medical oncology 21 years ago.“Phone follow-up is so important,” sheexplained. “Patients don’t want to botheranybody, so they tend not to call whenthey need help. I spend a lot of time mak-ing phone calls after my paperwork isdone.”

For her part, Nechi-Fragassi says thatshe finds her patients inspiring. “It’s chal-lenging and rewarding to be with peopleat the time they get their diagnosis andwork with them until they’re back livingtheir normal lives. When people ask mehow I do this work, I say it keeps megrounded and makes me feel blessedevery day.”

Carmaine Callahan and Diane Nechi-Fragassi, RN


ENH patients have access to a networkof 1,400 outstanding primary and spe-cialty physicians and all the services ofan academic medical center.

In 2006, we’ve continued to strengthen the connections among ourProfessional Staff in order to improve our patients’ experiences with ENH.

One of the most significant wayswe’ve done this is to offer our electronicmedical records (EMR) system to anycommunity-based physician who wishesto participate. A $1 million grant fromthe Searle Funds at The ChicagoCommunity Trust is helping this effort.

To date, 34 independent physicianshave joined the 500 physicians in ENHpractices who use electronic medicalrecords in their offices. (All physicians use the system in the hospital setting.)

Cardiologist Irwin M. Silverman, MD, and his partners at CardiovascularAssociates of Glenbrook & Evanston, LLC, recently launched their EMR

system. Dr. Silverman says that, as specialists, he and his partners dependon accurate, efficient communicationwith referring physicians. “In order forus to get cardiac graphics lab resultsinto the hands of those doctors in theway they wanted and needed the infor-mation, we needed to be on the sys-tem,” said Dr. Silverman, an AssistantProfessor at Northwestern.

What’s more important, his patientswill benefit. When physicians who arenetworked into ENH’s system referpatients to him, he now has the informa-tion he needs at his fingertips. “We haveaccess to the patients’ charts, includingmedical history, medications and labresults,” said Dr. Silverman. “That makesour process easier.”

Internist Glynn J. Elliott III, MD, of North Shore Physicians’ Group, LLC,notes that it can be equally importantfor his patients’ records to be accessibleto hospital staff and specialty physicians.

“ENH hospitals have fully invested them-selves in this system,” said Dr. Elliott, anAssistant Professor at Northwestern. “Ifwe’re working independently of them and our records aren’t available when our patients are in the emergency room,or when our patients go to a subspecialtyappointment, their care is delayed orimpeded.”

“Group practice used to mean you were partners with the four otherdoctors in your office,” explained JosephGolbus, MD, President of ENH MedicalGroup. “Now your colleagues are anyonewith access to the electronic medicalrecords system.” The opportunities forphysicians to consult and collaborate on a patient’s care have increased dramatically.

For their part, ENH Medical Group offices continue their efforts toimprove service and access. Before,about 5 percent of patients who called for an appointment were seen the day of their call. Today, more than one thirdof all appointments to our primary carephysicians are “same-day” or “walk-in”appointments thanks to flexible schedul-ing, broad access and additional eveningand Saturday hours.

All Medical Group employees havebeen trained on our Service Values—and are being held accountable fordemonstrating those values every day. The emphasis is on teamwork, communi-cations and professionalism, in an effortto better serve patients, referring physi-cians and fellow employees.

IN THE DOCTOR’S OFFICE:PUTTING A PRIORITY ONSERVICE, RELATIONSHIPS AND CONNECTIVITYWhen you visit your doctor’s office, whether it’s for a routine checkup or an immediate problem,

you might not be thinking about your doctor’s relationship with Evanston Northwestern Healthcare.

But a physician connected to ENH has a lot to offer beyond his or her own practice.

Julie Holland, MD, with a young patient. Drs. Elliott (left) and Croghan are getting rid of paper patient charts.

“The internist spends a long time lookingfor the needle in the haystack,” accordingto Todd Newberger, MD. The benefit ofbeing affiliated with a system like EvanstonNorthwestern Healthcare is that theinternist has a lot of allies. “If you don’thave good subspecialists to refer yourpatients to, you’re not going to be success-ful,” he said.

Dr. Newberger, an Assistant Professorat Northwestern, relies on good communi-cation with his patients to make successfuldiagnoses; those same skills are importantfor cultivating relationships with specialists.A free flow of information among the primary care physician, specialist andpatient results in what Dr. Newberger calls “the perfect triangle of care,” asVirginia Cozad’s experience shows.

Cozad came to see Dr. Newberger

PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN, SPECIALIST AND PATIENTFORM THE “PERFECT TRIANGLE OF CARE”

for a routine physical. Upon completinghis exam, he asked her if there was any-thing else she wanted to discuss. Cozadbrought up what she referred to as a “van-ity statement” about her stomach that shethought he would dismiss. Dr. Newbergerordered an ultrasound. He subsequentlyreferred her for surgery, which led to herdiagnosis for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma,and she was placed under the care ofhematologist Lynne Kaminer, MD, anAssistant Professor at Northwestern.

“I have always felt it was a miraclethat my cancer was found,” Cozad said.“Without Dr. Newberger, I may neverhave known Dr. Kaminer.”

“We’ve found that the physicians and nurses at Evanston NorthwesternHealthcare have been excellent,” addedJames Cozad. “It’s a caring institution

that impressed us greatly.”This care inspired Cozad and her

husband to make a $1.5 million gift toENH to establish the Virginia and JamesCozad Chair of Hematology/Oncology,which is held by Dr. Kaminer.

“I have fulfilling relationships with my patients, and the Cozads’ gift is anaffirmation of that,” Dr. Kaminer said. “Ialso respect the expertise of the primarycare physician—we’re working together to provide the best care.”

Physicians put in a lot of work behind the scenes to make the patient’scare seamless, but patients need not be concerned with that. “Our patientsshouldn’t be intimidated by the system,”Dr. Newberger said. “The easier we makeit, the better it works.”

Virginia and James Cozad


Integrated healthcare systems care forpatients in a variety of settings, andENH Home Services is an essential partof our continuum of care. Ever since thecentury-old Visiting Nurse Association(VNA) became part of ENH 10 yearsago, our home care and hospice servic-es have steadily grown. In 1995, VNAcared for 2,969 home health patientsand 149 hospice patients. In 2006, ENHHome Services took care of 4,500 homehealth patients with more than 50,000home visits and provided 18,000 daysof hospice care for more than 570 hospice patients.

Also celebrating its 10th anniver-sary this year is the health center inEvanston Township High School, whichENH staffs with a physician, four nursepractitioners, a public health nurse anda social worker. Students turn to the

center for physical exams, immuniza-tions and treatment of illnesses. Eachyear, it serves 65 to 75 percent of ETHS’student body—including a growingnumber of uninsured teens.

The newly-formed Community Care Corps harnesses the caring spirit ofENH employees to participate in serviceprojects. In April, volunteers got togeth-er to perform repairs and yard work fora local homeowner facing financial difficulty. Back-to-School Health Fairs at Glenbrook Hospital provide neededimmunizations to underserved kids. TheHealthy Highland Park initiative, co-sponsored by ENH, provided three freehealth screenings and education pro-grams to residents of Highland Park and Highwood. And ENH residents and interns volunteer to provide healthscreenings and wellness information at

health fairs and other community events.In addition to caring for people in

our own neighborhoods, however, ENHphysicians and nurses often take a widerview. In fact, a landmark study launchedthis year promises to change how breastcancer is detected in women around theworld.

The China Million Women Study is the brainchild of Stephen Sener, MD,ENH Vice Chairman of Surgery, Professorof Surgery at the Feinberg School, andpast-president of the American CancerSociety (ACS). In collaboration with theACS and the Chinese Anti-CancerAssociation, Dr. Sener brought a team of12 ENH doctors and nurses to Beijing tomeet doctors from China’s 76 cancer hos-pitals and share the latest developments in detecting and treating breast cancer.

Buses specially outfitted withadvanced digital mammography equip-ment began traveling to factories, storesand other places of employment. Thebuses will screen one million Chinesewomen—using both mammography andultrasound—every 12 or 18 months overthe next five years.

The study will help researchers determine the best method of screeningand how much time should pass betweenscreenings. “We have an opportunity tohave an imprint on surgical thought in acountry of 4 billion people,” Dr. Senernoted. “That’s a powerful and excitingresponsibility.” The data this study gener-ates will benefit women throughout theworld.

IN THE COMMUNITY: OUR MISSION EXTENDSBEYOND OUR DOORSEvanston Northwestern Healthcare, as a nonprofit healthcare system, exists to serve the

healthcare needs of the community. But “community” can mean different things: our

patients and their families, our neighborhoods, our medical and scientific colleagues,

sometimes even the whole world.

ENH volunteers work on a Glenview house (left). Our team shared surgical knowledge in Beijing.

McDonnell knew that if he couldlearn to use the motorized wheelchair,he would be able to adjust his seatingposition and relieve pressure on the skin. She set about getting both chairsrepaired. “After about a billion phonecalls, we were able to get both projectscompleted,” McDonnell said.

With his power chair ready to roll,Cross had to learn how to maneuver it.But first, he needed to build strength inhis arm. Occupational therapist KarenFjallberg worked with him to strengthenhis fingers and increase his elbow’srange of motion.

The two put Cross through his paceson an obstacle course set up in a hospi-tal hallway and on regular terrain out-side the hospital. But even that wasn’tgood enough for McDonnell and

Sitting on the porch is a simple pleasurethat many of us take for granted. ButCharles Cross couldn’t get to his porch by himself, until two dedicated ENH therapists helped him regain his healthand reclaim his independence.

Cross has been in and out of EvanstonHospital for much of the last two years.Physical therapist Sarah McDonnell beganworking with him when he was admittedfor surgery for skin deterioration on hislower leg. As she reviewed his case, shenoted that he had two broken wheelchairsat home—a manual chair and a powerchair, which he had never used. Cross’ situation was complicated by the use ofthe manual chair; because he was unableto shift his own weight, he experiencedrapid skin deterioration.

THERAPISTS GO THE DISTANCE TO HELP PATIENT GAIN INDEPENDENCE

Fjallberg—they wanted to make sure thathe could get around his own house. Thethree scheduled a Pace bus to pick themup from the hospital and take them to hishome. Riding the public bus offers anoth-er avenue of independence for Cross.

“With this chair I can roll right ontothe porch and go outside and play withthe dogs,” Cross said. “There’s even aHomer’s ice cream shop down the street,and I can just cut through the alley! WhatSarah and Karen have done for me isinvaluable,” Cross said.

“The whole goal of this healing andlearning process has been to end Mr.Cross’ cycle of coming back in and out of the hospital and to get him home andon his porch,” McDonnell said. “I thinkwe’ve accomplished our goal.”

Charles Cross and friends


Auxiliaries

Throughout ENH’s history, two organizationshave demonstrated the power of strong leadership and community support—The Auxiliary of Evanston NorthwesternHealthcare and The Auxiliary of HighlandPark Hospital.

In addition to fundraising, both groupssupport our Hospitals in other importantways—sponsoring blood drives, makinginfant caps for newborns, supporting varioushospital programs and awarding healthcarecareer scholarships, to name a few.

The Auxiliary of Evanston NorthwesternHealthcare, celebrating its 70th anniversary,completed its two-year funding commitmentfor the Division of Gastroenterology’s Centerfor Inflammatory Bowel Disease. From twoHospitals’ Galas, including this year’s “BrightLights Black Ties, Broadway Chicago Style,”more than $1 million was raised. The 23rdAnnual American Craft Exposition (ACE)raised approximately $350,000 for breast and ovarian cancer research, and the groupcontinued to cultivate future physician-scientists through its Research Scholar support. Scholarship winner Jennifer Jo Kim,PhD, specializes in perinatal depression.Additionally, the Associate Board providedmore than $40,000 in funding for needs inEvanston Hospital’s Infant Special Care Unit.

The Auxiliary of Highland Park Hospitalcompleted its $1 million Campaign pledge to the Ambulatory Care Center. The group’s“Virtual Event” was a fundraising success,raising more than $100,000. The Alcove Gift Shop remains a large source of income,and the “Saks Key to the Cure” event earnedmore than $20,000, helping in part to support the Arthur G. Michel, MD, BreastFellow in Breast Cancer Research.Additionally, the Auxiliary supported theMobile Meals program and Adult Day Care Services.

And today, with support from more than 14,000 individuals, foundations

and corporations, The Campaign for Evanston Northwestern Healthcare

reached its original fundraising goal of $100 million in February 2006—

nearly a year and a half ahead of schedule. In the current fiscal year

ending September 30, 2006, The Campaign had raised more than

$116 million.

Many of our donors have had personal experiences with our physi-

cians. Based on their relationships with our superb caregivers and staff,

they were inspired to make charitable gifts that will have a lasting impact

on thousands of patients for years to come. These contributions truly reflect

the high esteem our patients have for all ENH staff.

Our donors have made, and continue to make, a difference in the

health and well-being of our communities. The potential of philanthropy is

limitless. Because of their generosity, thousands of patients have benefited

from the continued recruitment of the best healthcare professionals; signifi-

cant investments in clinical programs, new technologies and promising

research; and major renovation and construction projects at Evanston,

Glenbrook and Highland Park Hospitals.

Healthcare has changed rapidly since the late 1800s, but what has

remained constant is philanthropic support from a cross-section of people

who value ENH as a vital, nationally renowned healthcare institution in

our own community. We are honored to have this network of donors

whose generosity is helping us fulfill our mission to preserve and improve

human life for generations to come.

Ronald G. SpaethPresidentENH Foundation

Evanston Northwestern Healthcare (ENH) was founded

on the principles of philanthropy and volunteerism.

Dating back to 1891, a group of 40 influential local

residents formed the Evanston Emergency Hospital

Association—what would eventually become Evanston

Northwestern Healthcare—to address the community’s

health needs.


Maggie was diagnosed with a serious medical condition called arteriovenous malformation (AVM), which can lead toseizures, stroke, disability and death. Herfamily felt like they had nowhere to turn; the condition is extremely rare in adoles-cents, and few physicians and hospitalswere fully prepared to treat Maggie.

After months of searching, they found a team of experts at Evanston NorthwesternHealthcare (ENH), including Hunt Batjer,MD, Chief of Neurosurgery; Issam Awad,MD, Director of Neurovascular Surgery andNeurocritical Care; and Bernard Bendok,MD, who has specialized training inembolization procedures to reduce bloodflow through an AVM and make treatmentsafer. Drs. Batjer and Awad are Professors at Northwestern; Dr. Bendok is an AssistantProfessor. They performed four separate pro-cedures at Evanston Hospital to remove theabnormal blood vessels in Maggie’s brain.The team of ENH neurovascular experts hasachieved national recognition in treating themost complex brain AVMs.

“When the doctors diagnosed my condition, I remember thinking that I justwanted them to fix it so I could go back tomy normal life,” said Maggie. “Now, I feellike the whole experience happened tosomeone else.”

“Even though Maggie never doubted asuccessful outcome, our experience changedour lives,” said Linda. “We want to make adifference for families who may someday be in a circumstance similar to the one wesuddenly found ourselves facing.”

The Byus family’s philanthropic contribution established a unique program—The Program for Young Patientswith Cerebrovascular Disease. Located atEvanston Hospital, this comprehensive program bridges the gap between pediatricand neurovascular specialists so patientsages 11 to 25 can obtain critical diagnosticcare and treatment.

ENH TEAM TACKLES RARE CEREBROVASCULAR CONDITIONIt’s hard enough for teenagers to fit in—especially when they may need life-saving medical

care. Linda and Bruce Byus of Arlington Heights learned this firsthand in 2003 when their

daughter, Maggie, now 17, suffered a hemorrhage from a tangle of blood vessels that had

ruptured inside her brain.

Maggie and Linda Byus


THEN AND NOW

1996 2006

Square Footage 25,000 115,000

Number of Externally Funded Principal Investigators 75 163

Annualized External Awards $3 million $33.3 million

Total External Awards $8 million $115 million

National Ranking by NIHAll independent research hospitals 65 20 Comprehensive independent research hospitals 36 10

The Evanston Northwestern Healthcare Research Institute continues to bring new and novel

treatment options to our patients in record numbers. This year clinical trials grew 30%, as new

major corporate sponsors chose Evanston Northwestern Healthcare as a major site for their studies.

Two vital elements of the Evanston Northwestern Healthcare Research Institute’s mission to add

value to the clinical care programs are: integration of leading-edge research into clinical activities

and recruitment of the very best physician-scientists. The ENH Research Institute clearly is fulfilling

that mission.

The ENH Research Institute began its 10th anniversary year in October 2006. Since its incep-

tion, ENH’s ranking by the National Institutes of Health has risen from 65 to 20 among the nation’s

top independent research hospitals. Today ENH is also the #1 independent research hospital in the

State of Illinois and the #10 comprehensive independent research hospital in the nation.

All in all, FY2006 was another banner year for growing value to our patients. For this we owe

our numerous stewards and supporters a debt of gratitude.

Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr. Leopold G. Selker, PhDChairman of the Board PresidentENH Research Institute ENH Research Institute

For the years ended September 30

VITAL SIGNS

2005 2006*

Number of Proposals 412 426

Federal and Private Grants $33.5 million $33.3 million

Total Expenditures $37.8 million $38.6 million

*Unaudited

For the years ended September 30


CLINICAL TRIALS OFFER PATIENTS MORE OPTIONS

When Stan Kopecky had trouble breathing while mowing the lawn, his wife insisted he visit

his doctor. The Prospect Heights resident was shocked to learn that he had life-threatening

coronary artery disease. But because he chose a physician affiliated with Evanston

Northwestern Healthcare, Kopecky had options that he wouldn’t have had elsewhere.

His cardiologist, Alan Kogan, MD, is inprivate practice with offices in Evanston,Winnetka and Arlington Heights. Dr.Kogan sent Kopecky to EvanstonHospital for a series of tests, whichrevealed significant blockage (as muchas 95 percent) in four major arteries.

At nearly every other hospital in the country, Kopecky would have beenimmediately referred for open-heartbypass surgery. But Dr. Kogan knewabout a groundbreaking clinical trialthat was exploring another option forpatients as ill as Kopecky—opening thearteries with a balloon and insertingdrug-eluting stents to keep them open.

The SYNTAX trial is designed todetermine the best treatment for peoplewith complex coronary artery disease,explained Ted Feldman, MD, principalinvestigator for the study, Director ofCardiac Catheterization at ENH andProfessor at Northwestern. EvanstonHospital is the only hospital in Illinoisand one of only 12 hospitals in thecountry participating in the study.

Kopecky jumped at the chance toparticipate, and was randomly assignedto the group that received the stent treat-ment. Drs. Kogan and Feldman teamedup for the two-hour procedure, duringwhich they inserted five stents.

Kopecky spent just one night in the hospital and was back at work the following week. “I’m really feelinggreat,” he said. “I feel 20 years younger,and my wife tells me I look better thanever,” he said. “I can’t speak highlyenough of the entire EvanstonNorthwestern Healthcare team.”

Drs. Feldman (left) and Kogan with Stan Kopecky


It was a remarkably successful year for additions, with more than 45 new physicians recruited.

This added expertise will help us serve patients even better.

Growth has continued on all fronts. The Medical Group’s net revenue is up 10 percent,

and physician RVUs (relative value unit—a widely-accepted government formula for valuing

a physician’s work) are up 5 percent across the whole group. Adult primary care volume is up

10 percent— the second straight year of double-digit growth. We are pleased to report that the

ENH Medical Group’s financial results were ahead of plan for 2006.

Our electronic medical records system is one enabler of our success. Today, more than

21,000 patients use ENHfirst Platinum to schedule appointments, order prescription refills and

view their medical records.

For added convenience, all primary care offices now offer extended hours and weekend

appointments. Our pediatric practices have even added Sunday morning walk-in hours.

And these are just facets of a larger cultural change: a push to make the Medical Group

an even more customer-focused, service-driven organization. We believe we have three groups

of customers—patients, referring physicians and employees—and an obligation to serve them

equally well. To drive that message home, we have trained all Medical Group staff on our service

values with the expectation that they incorporate these values into their day-to-day interactions.

We have also altered our employee selection process to ensure that we select employees who

best demonstrate a customer service orientation. This is not an “initiative” or a “program,” but

rather the way we strive to do business every day.

Our key metric simply is this: On a scale of one to five, with five being “extremely likely,”

how likely are you to refer someone to this practice? Our fiscal year target was 80 percent of

patients checking “five,” and we achieved this goal in 2006.

Every person in the ENH Medical Group shares in this success and should be very proud.

But our work is not finished; in the coming year, we will work to earn the same level of loyalty

from all our customers, including our employees and referring physicians. Patients will be better

served by increased collaboration among physicians, and our staff will have an even better place

to build a career. We look forward to continued success and further improvements in 2007.

David P. Winchester, MD Joseph Golbus, MDChairman PresidentENH Medical Group ENH Medical Group

In 2006, the Evanston Northwestern Healthcare Medical Group

increased its efforts to develop a broader cadre of engaged and

talented physicians, and the results have been gratifying.


ENH FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

In comparing the two years, it is important to note that the State Medicaid Tax program, which contributed a net

$5 million to income from operations in fiscal 2005, was not renewed by the government in fiscal 2006. Normalizing

for the Medicaid Tax program, net income from operations increased 11% year over year.

Setting aside the Medicaid Tax program impact, which affected both revenue and expense in fiscal 2005, there

were four key factors impacting the fiscal 2006 results.

• In Hospitals and Clinics, gross patient service revenue (a measure of patient activity) increased $167 million

or 9.5%.

• Higher levels of charity care and a continued shift of patients to Medicaid and other lower-paying managed

care plans increased write offs by 2.1% of gross billings, so that the increase in net patient service revenue

was reduced to $29 million or 3.9%.

• Income from operations in the Medical Group improved $2.9 million.

• Across the company, expense management continued with total expenses, increasing only $46.3 million or 5%

(again setting aside the Medicaid Tax in fiscal 2005).

Primarily as a result of higher short-term interest rates, unaudited non operating income for fiscal 2006 was $12.3

million or 45% higher than fiscal 2005. Net income, thus, was $76.4 million, a 19% increase over fiscal 2005. ENH’s

balance sheet remained strong with 482 “days in cash,” an industry measure of liquidity, remaining among the highest

in the industry. During the year Standard and Poor’s reaffirmed the Corporation’s AA+ rating and Moodys reaffirmed

our AA3 rating.

During the fiscal year, ENH entered into a project to further increase the reliability of our clinical systems by

designing and beginning the construction of a larger data center in Skokie. The center will more than double the size

of our current data center and will provide state-of-the-art facilities. Completion is scheduled for early in fiscal 2007.

Once the primary data center has been relocated to the new center, the existing data center in Evanston will be

converted to a back-up facility to further insure continuous operation of these critical information systems.

We previously reported that ENH had, pursuant to new State of Illinois regulations, filed a “Community Benefits

Report” detailing the cost of corporate activities that contribute to the benefit of our communities. These activities, as

defined by the regulations, included healthcare delivered to patients in our clinics, the shortfall between the cost of

delivering care to Medicare and Medicaid patients and the amounts which we are reimbursed, the cost of supporting

research and education and even the imputed cost of volunteer work. Unfortunately, while the intention of the regula-

tion was to support community-wide understanding, a well-orchestrated effort at the Federal, State and County levels

continues to question whether tax-exempt hospitals are doing enough to “earn” their tax-exempt status. The debate

centers on the definitions of what is “enough” and what “counts.” A recent decision by the Illinois Department of

Revenue to revoke the tax-exempt status of a downstate hospital employed a very narrow definition of what counts

and has established a troubling precedent to all tax-exempt hospitals. It is too soon to predict how this debate will

evolve, but the financial consequences of the challenge to ENH and other tax exempt hospitals could be considerable.

As fiscal 2007 unfolds, ENH will continue to emphasize the integration of our physicians and our hospitals to

further grow patient services. Our Value Improvement Program has again targeted $10 million of operating costs to be

improved from operations. Our Research Institute will begin work on major new grants and our new data center will

be placed into service. All these activities are intended to better serve the needs of our patients.

Assisted by a strong fourth quarter, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare’s (ENH)

unaudited income from operations for the fiscal year 2006 was $36.8 million

as compared to the $38.1 million reported in the audited results of fiscal 2005.


As of September 30, 2006 and 2005(in thousands of dollars)

ASSETS 2006* 2005

Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 51,263 $ 24,025Accounts receivable, net of allowances 160,834 158,256Other current assets 32,248 33,481

Collateral proceeds received under securities lending program 104,777 85,640

Total current assets 349,122 301,402

Investments in Marketable Securities, Available for General Use 1,514,142 1,388,807

Investments Limited As To Use Internally designated for capital replacement and expansion and other 124,861 118,084

Externally designated under bond indenture 5,000 5,001

129,861 123,085

Other Assets Property and equipment, net 562,750 583,418Other 81,576 78,327

644,326 661,745

Total Assets $2,637,451 $2,475,039

LIABILITIES AND CORPORATE EQUITY 2006* 2005

Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 135,562 $ 121,411Securities lending program liability 104,777 85,640Current maturity of long-term debt 25,100 10,000Other current liabilities 30,042 19,753

Total current liabilities 295,481 236,804

Noncurrent Liabilities Long-term debt, less current maturities 602,200 617,300Other 256,819 254,314Total noncurrent liabilities 859,019 871,614

Corporate Equity Unrestricted net assets 1,326,516 1,224,214Temporarily restricted net assets 115,375 103,871Permanently restricted net assets 41,060 38,536

Total corporate equity 1,482,951 1,366,621

Total liabilities and corporate equity $2,637,451 $2,475,039

Evanston Northwestern Healthcare Corporation

Statements of Financial Condition

* Unaudited


For the years ended September 30 2006 2005

Admissions (includes births) 38,361 38,850

Occupancy Percentage 81% 81%

Average Length of Stay (in days) 4.8 4.7

Total Emergency Room Visits 93,591 91,265

Outpatient Visits (excluding OP ER visits) 896,909 850,919

Philanthropy (in millions) $ 15.1 $ 14.9

2006* 2005

Unrestricted Revenue Net patient service revenue $ 944,971 $ 925,751and Other Support Premium revenue 42,871 44,237

Other revenue 31,192 21,966Investment earnings to support operations 20,000 20,000Contribution from Healthcare Foundation

of Highland Park 4,000 4,000Net assets released from restrictions used

for operations 48,128 45,064

Total unrestricted revenue and other support 1,091,162 1,061,018

Operating Expenses Salaries, wages and benefits 544,817 504,754Supplies and services 350,549 344,352Depreciation and amortization 77,278 80,837Insurance 55,031 66,296Provision for uncollectable accounts 16,712 17,591Interest expense 10,004 9,060

Total operating expenses 1,054,391 1,022,890

Income from operations 36,771 38,128

Nonoperating Income 39,658 27,322

Revenue, gains, losses and other support in excess of expenses $ 76,429 $ 65,450

Evanston Northwestern Healthcare Corporation

Statements of Operation

For the Years Ended September 30, 2006 and 2005(in thousands of dollars)

* Unaudited

VITAL SIGNS


AnonymousThe Allstate FoundationThe Auxiliary of Highland Park HospitalLouis W. BieglerJudson B. and Mary Alice Branch EstateMrs. C. Selma CartonElizabeth D. Chinnock EstateMrs. Toni CobbOwen L. Coon FoundationMr. and Mrs. James W. CozadWarren B. CozzensThe Crown and Goodman FamiliesConnie and Tom DuckworthElizabeth Ellrodt and

Scott Schweighauser Maxine P. and W. James FarrellStephen J. Frawley TrustThe Golder Family FoundationThe Grainger FoundationMrs. H. Earl Hoover

The Auxiliary of Evanston Northwestern Healthcare

Mr. William B. Graham

The Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park

The Louis Family

John L. Patten Charitable Trust

Ruth Cain Ruggles

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, Jr.

The Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Family

LEGACY SOCIETY $5,000,000 and above

CHAIRMAN’S SOCIETY $1,000,000 to $4,999,999

During our fiscal year, October 1, 2005 to September 30, 2006, gifts and pledges

of more than $20 million were received to support our programs and research. We

are pleased to recognize the following individuals, corporations and foundations for

their generosity.

DIRECTOR’S SOCIETY$500,000 to $999,999

John L. and Helen Kellogg FoundationRobert and Myra Kraft FoundationAlfred J. Lilienfeld TrustEtta W. Lilienfeld TrustFoster G. McGaw Educational FoundationMuscular Dystrophy Association/Estate of

James T. GuynesParkinson's Disease Research SocietyThe Radiation Medicine InstituteDaniel F. and Ada L. Rice FoundationRalph Robinson Marital TrustDr. Scholl FoundationThe Searle Funds at The Chicago

Community TrustJohn G. SearleMr. and Mrs. John D. Simms/

Simms Family FoundationNathan and Marion Stagman and

Robin Stagman WeissThe Gertrude & Walter Swanson, Jr.

Foundation

AnonymousMarshall Abraham Family/

Ida and Irving Abraham Family FoundationSusan D. and Lawrence W. AppelbaumEdith Marie Appleton TrustM. R. Bauer FoundationMr. and Mrs. Marshall BennettMs. Ellen BlockMrs. Janet D. BurchChapman Charitable FoundationLucille B. Crowder Trust

Department of MedicineDepartment of PediatricsDepartment of SurgeryEvanston Northwestern Healthcare

Professional StaffMr. and Mrs. James L. Garard, Jr.Marvin E. Gollob FamilyGeorge W. Grant TrustRobert A. and Margaret Hennessy TrustIllinois Bone & Joint Institute, Ltd. –

Glenview Office

Oliver Jahn TrustSC Johnson WaxThe Kresge FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy, Jr.Mrs. Deanette MurdoughSearle Family TrustTillie T. Straub Charitable FoundationChester D. Tripp Charitable TrustMrs. Ormand J. Wade


AnonymousAbbott Laboratories Abbott Laboratories FundMr. Carlyle E. AndersonAssociates in AnesthesiaModestus Bauer FoundationArnie and Ann Berlin/Berlin Family FundBerner Charitable and Scholarship FoundationBlum-Kovler FoundationThe Butz FoundationSylvia McElin CorriganMr. and Mrs. John W. CroghanDeerfield State BankDepartment of Obstetrics & GynecologyDonald S. ElrodEnoch A. Frederick EstateJohn D. Gray FamilyThe Irving Harris Foundation

A $1.25 million pledge from the

Parkinson’s Disease Research Society

(PDRS) helped launch the Parkinson’s

Disease Early Detection Center to devel-

op tests that diagnose the disease earlier

and help clinicians better understand

genetic and environmental risk factors.

The program is under the direction of

Michael Rezak, MD, PhD, (left), seen

here with Jack Orlav, PDRS President,

and Betty Ann Alter, Immediate Past

President.

Mr. Maurice D. HeneryHelen E. Hough Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Richard T. HoughMrs. Robert C. HyndmanMrs. Harold JamesA. D. Johnson FoundationMr. and Mrs. Wayne J. JohnsonJunior Board of Highland Park HospitalBecky and Lester KnightKraft FoodsJoan Kowing McGregor and

Clyde S. McGregorMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. MencoffDr. Charles A. and Joan MuddMrs. Thomas R. MulroyNorthern TrustLucille Olshansky EstateJames A. and Amanda L. Patten

Charitable Trust

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY$250,000 -$499,999

May Patterson Charitable TrustFrank E. & Seba B. Payne FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas PickThe Retirement Research FoundationRena B. RobinsonRoss LaboratoriesMrs. A. Frank RothschildThe Satter FoundationD. C. SearleSolo Cup FoundationThe Staubitz Family Charitable TrustDr. and Mrs. Paul SternbergHoward L. StorchMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. TowerWalgreen CompanyMr. and Mrs. John R. WalterFrank G. Watson EstateMyra Rubenstein Weis Health Resource Center


AnonymousDr. and Mrs. John C. Alexander, Jr.The Allyn FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas I. AltholzAmerican Brain Tumor AssociationElizabeth W. Anderson TrustDr. and Mrs. Robert W. AndersonAon CorporationAon FoundationAppelbaum Family FoundationAramark Management ServicesBob BaizerCharlene BaizerMr. and Mrs. Charles L. BarancikMrs. Ann BaumBaxter Allegiance FoundationBecton Dickinson and CompanyMr. and Mrs. Jules F. BernardGrace A. Bersted FoundationThe Biegler FoundationMrs. Florence BooneCharles H. & Bertha L. Boothroyd FoundationThe Edwin J. Brach FoundationMr. and Mrs. Duane L. BurnhamMr. and Mrs. Wiley N. CaldwellDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. CapriniDr. and Mrs. Terrance S. Carden, Jr.Brook and John CarlMrs. Walter CherryAlbert B. Clark EstateClark Family FoundationCole Taylor BankJerome and Ilene Cole Foundation, Inc.Mr. Harry H. CoonCotter & CompanyDr. and Mrs. Arthur R. CramptonMrs. Robert CrownJudy and Bill DavisMs. Debora M. de Hoyos and

Mr. Walter C. D. CarlsonDelta FoundationEckenhoff Saunders Architects, Inc.Ellerman Family FoundationDr. Ralph and Marian Falk Medical

Research TrustMr. and Mrs. Richard J. FerrisMr. and Mrs. Eli FieldHarold E. Foreman, Jr.Fort James FoundationFreed Family FoundationDr. Paul and Eileen Goldstein and Family The Carol Gollob Foundation for Breast

Cancer ResearchGramm Family FoundationGrant Healthcare FoundationHarris Associates, L.P.Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harris

PATTEN CIRCLE$100,000 to $249,999

Mrs. Irvin H. Hartman, Jr.Mrs. Sibyl A. HeideHarold and Frida HeywardThe Hillebrand FamilyMr. and Mrs. David H. HoffmannHousehold InternationalHuss FoundationIllinois Tool Works FoundationDr. and Mrs. David M. IngallArcher L. Jackson EstateCarol Marks Jacobsohn FoundationJamerson & Bauwens Electrical

Contractors, Inc.Johnson & Johnson/Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc.Gregory K. Jones and FamilyMr. Paul A. Jones/Glenview State BankJordan Industries, Inc.JPMorgan ChaseKanter Family FoundationEdward and Carol KaplanRoy F. KehlMr. Samuel KerstenDenyse C. King EstateMary Ann and Harvey KinzelbergMrs. Helen P. KirkpatrickHarry M. Jansen Kraemer &

Julie Jansen KraemerMs. Honey Kugler-OlinThe Randall Larrimore FamilyDr. and Mrs. Richard H. LarsonLaSalle National BankSteven and Arlene Lazarus FoundationMr. and Mrs. M. James LeiderJ. D. & Iva Leiper TrustMr. and Mrs. Homer J. Livingston, Jr.Mrs. Allan M. LoebMarch of DimesMr. and Mrs. S. Edward MarderMr. and Mrs. Miles L. MarshThe Edward E. & Marie L. Matthews

FoundationMr. and Mrs. James G. MaynardMr. William A. McIntoshMedline Industries, Inc.Mr. Stephen K. MichaelCarol and Terry MoritzMark R. and Susan C. NeamanGeraldine S. Newsome Estate Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’ConnorEmily and Leo O’Grady TrustsI. A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation/

Mrs. J. Garrett LymanEdmond and Alice Opler FoundationPathology & Nuclear Medicine Associates, S.C.The Pattis Family FoundationBarbara and Jerry PearlmanMrs. Harold Perlman

Miss Maxine R. PhilipsbornHenry Pope FoundationDr. and Mrs. Ronald B. PortLucile B. Priess EstatePrince Charitable TrustsRavinia Associates in Internal Medicine, Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. John M. RichmanShaiza Rizavi/A. Z. Rizavi, MD MemorialLois I. Ross TrustEllen A. Rudnick and Paul W. EarleSacks Family FoundationDr. Richard and Carolyn SanteeThe Seabury FoundationG. D. Searle & CompanyThe ServiceMaster CompanyMr. and Mrs. John G. SickleFred B. Snite FoundationMr. and Mrs. Neele E. Stearns, Jr.Structured Settlement TrustStryker InstrumentsRobert Ray Szombathy EstateMr. John W. Taylor, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor IIISidney J. Taylor FamilyMorton and Eunice TeitelbaumCarl and Marilynn ThomaMr. J. Mikesell ThomasJane Patten ThompsonA. Montgomery Ward FoundationWashington Square Health FoundationC. O. Waters TrustMr. and Mrs. Elmer H. WaveringThe Herbert C. and Florence M. Wenske

FoundationW. P. & H. B. White FoundationRachel B. Williams FoundationThe Winona CorporationWomen Helping WomenWilliam Wrigley, Jr.Wyeth-Ayerst LaboratoriesBud and Dorothy Zeman Foundation


A $1.5 million gift from the Daniel

F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation

will establish The Patricia G. Nolan

Center for Breast Health at

Glenbrook Hospital. Radiologist

Jan Jeske, MD, and surgical oncolo-

gist David J. Winchester, MD, both

of whom are on the faculty of

Northwestern University’s Feinberg

School of Medicine, will be the

Center’s co-directors.

AnonymousABM Charitable TrustAlcove Gift Shop of Highland Park HospitalAmerican Parkinson Disease AssociationAstellas USA FoundationDr. and Mrs. David F. BeiglerDr. and Mrs. Leon S. BensonMr. and Mrs. Percy L. Berger, Sr.Dr. William D. Bloomer and

Ms. Lauren S. TaslitzMr. Daniel BoehnenBoston Scientific CorporationMs. Marina S. BozilenkoHelen Brach FoundationBruce and Linda Byus and FamilyCheli's Children FoundationDr. and Mrs. Francis V. CookCrate and BarrelDriehaus Capital Management LLCMr. Alan DworkinEpic Systems CorporationEquity Marketing ServicesDr. and Mrs. Philip J. FitzSimonsMargaret and Joseph P. Flanagan, Jr.Russ and Ginny FlaumThe Foster Charitable Trust

James R. FosterCraig R. Foster

Dr. and Mrs. James L. Fox

THE DR. LOUIS W. SAUER SOCIETYGifts of $10,000 to $99,999

GTCR Golder Rauner, LLCTim & Tom Gullikson FoundationDr. and Mrs. Steve L. HaddadMr. and Mrs. John A. HagenahMr. and Mrs. Lawrence HoweIntegrated Facilities Solutions, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Dipak C. JainMs. Jean M. JohnsonMr. William K. Kellogg IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard L. KeyserDr. and Mrs. Janardan D. KhandekarEmily KoulogeorgeDr. and Mrs. James C. KudrnaLadies Auxiliary VFWLance Armstrong FoundationCharles E. Laue EstateDonald Levin Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Paul D. LiebermanVirginia W. Little TrustLoebl Schlossman and Hackl ArchitectsMadison Dearborn Partners, LLCMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGinnis, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. McMillanMr. and Mrs. Harvey N. MedvinMr. and Mrs. Richard J. MetzlerMinor Family FoundationJaye & Piri Niefeld TrustNorthwestern University Feinberg School

of Medicine

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory R. PalutsisPearle Vision FoundationPepper ConstructionDr. and Mrs. Craig S. PhillipsDr. and Mrs. Gregory PortlandPower Construction Company, Inc.J.B. & M.K. Pritzker Family FoundationDr. Amy Jo Ptaszek and Mr. Edward LeszynskiDr. and Mrs. William J. Robb IIIMs. Babette H. RosenthalS. Santhanam, MDMr. William C. SchultzMr. and Mrs. James L. ScottThe Seattle FoundationDr. David E. Shapiro and Mrs. Lori StarkDr. Gary S. ShapiroShiffman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Leon ShlofrockMrs. Shirlie SiegelDr. Van P. StamosMr. and Mrs. Harrison I. SteansSuperior Ambulance Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jerome TargunToys R Us Children’s Fund/Starlight Starbright

Children’s FoundationMr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Vander MolenDr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. VenderMr. James E. VeyWinston & Strawn LLP


AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Hall Adams, Jr.Allergan, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David B. AndersonAT&T Network SystemsMs. Susan BerghoefMr. and Mrs. Thaddeus M. BondDr. and Mrs. Michael S. CaplanCardinal HealthChicago Platform Tennis Charities,

Inc.The Chicago Title and Trust Co.

FoundationColliers, Bennett & KahnweilerMs. Rebecca E. Crown and Mr.

Richard RobbMrs. Rose DonnellDraper & Kramer FoundationDr. and Mrs. Robert R. EdelmanThe Earl & Bettie Fields Charitable

Foundation, Inc.FireStar CommunicationsMr. and Mrs. Robert E. FlynnMr. Raymond GradyMr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah IIIHarris Family FoundationHealth Insights FoundationHenricksen & Company, Inc.Illinois Tool Works, Inc.ING Financial ServicesMr. and Mrs. Edward R. JamesMr. Thomas H. KonsoerHarold J. Krinsky, DDSMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. KriserThe Marvin and Kay Lichtman

Foundation, Inc.Nancy and Robert LipskyMr. Richard J. Loewenthal, Jr.Lynne and Bill LuehrsMARSHMayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLPMcMaster-Carr Supply Company

Aetna Health PlanAlberto-Culver CompanyAmerican Mediconnect, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. George H. BodeenLinda Bordwell TrustMr. James E. and

Mrs. Wendy P. DavermanDr. and Mrs. Jorge del CastilloDeloitte ConsultingDepartment of AnesthesiologyDepartment of CardiologyDepartment of RadiologyMr. and Mrs. Richard U. DeSchutterDr. and Mrs. James C. DohnalMrs. Eileen M. DrummMr. and Mrs. Steven L. FradkinMr. and Mrs. Eugene FreedmanMr. and Mrs. Christopher B. GalvinGemini FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard W. GochnauerMichael J. Goldberg, MDMr. and Mrs. Benjamin GreeneDr. and Mrs. Richard A. HirschmannMr. and Mrs. Carter HowardMr. Geoffrey L. HulmeMr. and Mrs. Roger D. IsaacsMr. and Mrs. Howard E. JessenMr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. KargerBarbara and Jordon Katz Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. KatzNancy A. Kennedy Memorial Golf

TournamentKirkland and Ellis FoundationDr. and Mrs. R. G. KrishnamurthyMrs. Elli H. KurtidesLake CapitalLevy Security CorporationSandra K. LewisMr. and Mrs. Frank M. LieberMaloney Family Foundation

THE DR. FREDERICK CHRISTOPHER SOCIETYGifts of $5,000 to $9,999

DRS. WILLIAM C. AND DAVID N. DANFORTH SOCIETYGifts of $2,500 to $4,999

Mercer Human ResourcesConsulting

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick MillerMorgan StanleyMotorolaGertrude B. Nielsen Charitable TrustNordstrom Nuveen InvestmentsMr. and Mrs. William A. OsbornJohn C. & Carolyn Noonan Parmer

Private FoundationMr. Ellard Pfaelzer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Barry PollThe Pride Capital Group, LLCRed Giant FoundationGustavo and Rochelle RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rogers, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Leopold SelkerRich and Sara SilverMr. and Mrs. Marc S. SimonSkylark Foundation/Sharen and

Marc BermanMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SmithSonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLPMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. SpaethSpringfield Service CorporationStandard ParkingRussell T. Stern UnitrustMrs. Loretta H. SturgisPam and Joseph SzokolTakeda Pharmaceuticals

North AmericaTelephone and Data Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley WarshauerMr. and Mrs. Miles D. WhiteMr. and Mrs. William J. WhiteWilliam Blair & Company

FoundationWillis Stein & PartnersMs. Sallyan W. WindtCourtenay R. Wood and

H. Noel Jackson, Jr.Maxine and Harvey Yellen

Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. MaxonMs. Marilyn McCoy and

Mr. Charles R. ThomasMs. Marsha J. Miller-Birchard

and Mr. Steve BirchardMrs. Mary S. O’BrienMr. Raymond C. ParmerMrs. Donald L. PorthJohn and Betsey PuthMr. and Mrs. John RaittRhea & Kaiser MarketingRoberts Family FoundationSawbridge Studios Ltd.Mrs. Dorothy SchnadigDr. and Mrs. Ronald SemerdjianMr. and Mrs. Harry J. SilvermanArnold I. & Bette Sobel Family

FoundationMr. Martin J. SpaldingDr. Stuart and Denise SpragueAvy and Marcie SteinMs. Janet M. Sullivan and

Mr. Dennis CreaneyTargetMr. and Mrs. Robert ThurstonDr. and Mrs. Michael J. Verta, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. VickDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. VictorMrs. Deborah WalshMr. and Mrs. Brian M. WashaMr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Watkins IIIMr. and Mrs. Edward S. Weil, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. WeissMrs. George WestermanMr. and Mrs. Robert F. White, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David P. WinchesterMr. and Mrs. James R. WoldenbergRichard and Nadine WoldenbergArnold and Ann WolffMr. and Mrs. Peter H. WoodMs. Elizabeth Yntema and

Mr. Mark E. Ferguson


AnonymousBetty and Jerry AbelesAdams Street Partners, LLCDr. M. Abby Adams and

Mr. Stephen AdamsMs. Duffie A. AdelsonDr. Joseph T. AllevaAllstate Insurance CompanyMr. and Mrs. Herbert C. AltholzMr. and Mrs. John P. Amboian, Jr.Anderson, Rasor & PartnersJ. Trent and Judith AndersonJudith L. and Robert D. AppelbaumMr. and Mrs. Walter AqueMr. and Mrs. David R. AsplundDonald C. Ausman Family

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bacon, Jr.Bain Capital Children's CharityThe Balsamo Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BalsleyPatti Barclay and FamilyThe Barr FundMarjorie and Howard BarronMr. and Mrs. Mark BatesMr. and Mrs. Glenn I. BeckerMr. and Mrs. Scott BeckerMr. Robert Bedows and

Ms. Trudy GordonFrancis Beidler FoundationDr. Howard B. BennettBrian Berg & Associates, Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. BladeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. BlockMr. and Mrs. Pierre BlockMr. Lawrence J. BlumDr. Katherine M. BohoMrs. Elaine T. BovairdMr. Stephen S. BowenThe Braeside FoundationDr. Randall E. Brand and

Dr. Rhonda M. BrandDr. Jerome Brosnan and

Mrs. Gisela Brodin-BrosnanMr. and Mrs. Roger O. BrownMr. and Mrs. Steven E. BrownBruce FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas BuckmanDr. and Mrs. Richard C. BurnstineMr. and Mrs. Scott L. ByronCareerbuilder, LLCMr. and Mrs. L. Roger CastyCDWEvette and Burton ChudacoffMr. and Mrs. David M. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Robert ClineMr. and Mrs. John C. ColmanMrs. Susan L. ColtenMr. and Mrs. James G. Connelly IIIMr. and Mrs. E. David Coolidge IIIMs. Lindsey M. CoxMrs. Ronald E. CramerCrobern Management

Partnership II, L.P.Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. CuccoMr. and Mrs. Robert E. CurleyMr. and Mrs. Kent Dauten

THE LILY PARKER STACEY SOCIETYGifts of $1,000 to $2,499

Mr. and Mrs. John E. DeimelDr. Ervin W. Denham and

Dr. Daphne W. DenhamDickerson Engineering, Inc.Dr. Mara DinsmoorMs. Marilynne DorfmanMs. Clarissa Y. DowneyDr. and Mrs. Armin M. DrachlerDr. and Mrs. Leon H. DragonMr. and Mrs. E. Paul DunnMrs. Kenneth H. EckholtMr. Stuart H. EllisonMr. and Mrs. Herbert P. EmmermanMr. Gordon H. EwenFagel Haber LLCMs. Esther R. FederDr. and Mrs. Joseph L. FeldmanDr. and Mrs. Geoffrey FennerMrs. David FergusonMs. Paula Ferkull and

Mr. Walter RebovichFMR Communications, Inc. DBA

ASC Communications Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William P. FoltmerMr. and Mrs. Frederick S. FoxMr. Jeffrey H. FoxBarbara and Robert FremontMr. and Mrs. Gerald R. GallagherMr. and Mrs. Gerald P. GallagherGastroenterology Consultants of

the North Shore, S.C.Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. GatelyAdele and Willard Gidwitz Family

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Hugh C. GilbertMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. GillMr. Irving L. GoldMr. Richard N. GoldMr. and Mrs. Robert H. GoldbergThe Goldring FoundationThe Albert Goodstein Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Eugene W. GordonMs. Ilene S. Gordon and

Mr. Abram BluesteinMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GrastyMr. and Mrs. Donald C. GreneskoMr. and Mrs. Gary L. GriffinMrs. Paul W. GuenzelBonnie and Joel HaberWilliam M. Hales FoundationJesse and Elizabeth Peterson HallMr. and Mrs. Michael G. HamblenThe Handelsman Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John M. HandsMrs. Henry G. Hart, Jr.Dr. Paula A. HarvanHarvard Business School Club

of ChicagoDr. and Mrs. Paul J. HauserHecktman Family FoundationDr. Karyn Herndon and

Mr. Eric HerndonMs. Betty J. HessDr. and Mrs. Frederick C. HessBarbara and Arthur Higgins

Mr. Harold E. HindsleyMrs. Mary P. HinesRobert and Norma HoaglundMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. HodgesHollister IncorporatedHolson Family FoundationMs. Michele J. Hooper and

Mr. Lemuel Seabrook IIIMr. and Mrs. R. C. Hudson, Jr.Mr. John W. HuffinesIllinois Association of Nurse

AnesthetistsMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ingersoll

FoundationMrs. Lyne IsaacsonHenry M. Jackson FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Garrett B. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John E. JonesMrs. Katharina KaiserMr. and Mrs. William KakavasMs. Eileen A. KamerickKaplan FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank Karger, Jr.Karmin Family Charitable

Foundation TrustMr. John M. KeagyKeefe & AssociatesMr. and Mrs. John P. KellerKellogg Cancer Care CentersMr. and Mrs. H. Barnard King IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert KlecknerRobert and Marcy KotlarzMr. and Mrs. Larry B. KuglerDr. and Mrs. David KuoLA-CO Industries, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. La PataMs. Virginia E. LaRueMrs. Gertrude Z. LedermanR. A. LenonDr. Kim-Ping C. Leung-Stone and

Dr. Mark E. StoneDr. and Mrs. Robert L. LevyMr. Frank W. LewandowskiRichard C. LewisMs. Elizabeth A. LiebmanMr. and Mrs. Martin LiebmanMr. John LieffortJoan and Herb LoebElaine and Richard LoewensteinThe John E. and Margaret F.

MacArthur TrustDr. Scott N. MacGregor and

Dr. Mary C. MacGregorDr. Marian S. Macsai and

Mr. Jack S. KaplanMark Vend CompanyBarbara and Irl MarshallThe Martec GroupMr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Martin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David B. MathisMr. Robert C. MatschDr. and Mrs. Edward B. MatthewMr. and Mrs. Roy MayMr. and Mrs. Frank D. Mayer, Jr.Mrs. Nancy G. McChesney

Dr. and Mrs. James StrandMcCulloch

Dr. and Mrs. John P. McGeeDr. Michael S. McGuire and

Dr. Christine A. McGuireMr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNallyMartha MelmanMelvoin FoundationDr. and Mrs. Gregg M. MenakerMr. and Mrs. John MerzJoel R. Meyer, MDMidwest Insurance Brokerage

Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerson MillerMr. and Mrs. John A. MillerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. MillerMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Miner IIAimee MinkinMr. Jack B. MitchellNancy and Charles MooreMr. and Mrs. Michael MorrisDr. and Mrs. E. Dennis MurphyMr. and Mrs. Steve MurtosDr. and Mrs. David L. MutchnikPatti and Mark NahinDr. Robert A. NatonsonDr. and Mrs. Mark G. NeerhofDr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Ira T. NevelNew Prospect FoundationMr. and Mrs. John D. NicholsMr. and Mrs. Edward J. NohaGeraldi Norton Memorial

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Bruce E. NoxonMr. and Mrs. James O’ConnorOld Orchard Care CommitteeMr. and Mrs. Stephen OpertMr. and Mrs. Donald S. PerkinsMrs. Ann R. PetersenMr. and Mrs. Richard S. PolidoroMr. Irwin PomerantzMr. and Mrs. Jerome R. PrassasMr. Quintin E. PrimoProxyVote Plus LLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. QuinnRBS Greenwich CapitalMs. Marianne ReinischMr. James M. RennekerDr. and Mrs. Howard M. RiceRichman Family FoundationMs. Cindy T. RobinsonDr. and Mrs. David W. RochesterDr. Robert RosecransDr. Carol A. Rosenberg and

Dr. Gordon Harris DermanDr. and Mrs. James Lee RosenbergNancy Rosenquist and FamilyMrs. Lorelei RosenthalMr. Warner A. RosenthalMr. and Mrs. William D. RossMrs. Edith C. RosskamMr. and Mrs. Steve RosskamMarvis and Donald RosuckMrs. Mildred RubensteinDr. Wendy Rubinstein

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ENH Foundation Board member

Scott Schweighauser and his wife,

Liz Ellrodt, understand the critical

impact of philanthropy on patient

care and research, and made a gift

of $1.5 million to establish the

Ellrodt-Schweighauser Family Chair

of Perinatal Research. Benefiting

from their generosity are patients

like Branden (from left), Jessica and

Jason Phillip, shown at the Henrietta

Johnson Louis Infant Special Care

Unit (ISCU) reunion picnic.

AnonymousAJD Computer SpecialistMr. and Mrs. Richard C. AlberdingMs. Sloan Muir AlbertMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. AltholzMr. and Mrs. Jose Alejandro

AlvaradoAnchor AbrasivesMr. and Mrs. Michael E. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Adam M. AronAssociated Anesthesiologists of

Joliet, S.C.Christine and John BakalarMr. and Mrs. Larry A. BardenMr. William BarryMr. and Mrs. Bruce BassThe Alvin H. Baum Family FundBaxter Healthcare CorporationPatricia J. Beath-Hoogheem

AnesthesiaMr. and Mrs. Curtiss BehrensMr. and Mrs. William E. BendixMr. Tony BernardiMr. and Mrs. H. Bruce BernsteinDr. and Mrs. Ira J. BernsteinMichael and Carlee BilelloMrs. Carolina BiondiMs. Linda Blacklidge-SchroederMr. and Mrs. William C. BlackwellMr. and Mrs. Theodore A. BoslerMr. Kent Bostick and

Ms. Ann K. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bradley, Jr.David T. Brown and Suzanne

MuchinMr. and Mrs. Edwin S. BrownMr. and Mrs. John H. BryanMaureen and Paul BuchholzMr. and Mrs. Samuel BuchsbaumMrs. Henry C. BuckinghamMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. BuescherRobert and Sharon Burack

ADDITIONAL GIFTS RECEIVED$500 to $999

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Burns, Jr.Mrs. Robert H. BurnsideConway BurtonMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. ButlerJack and Lucy CallahanDavid and Fern CanmannMr. and Mrs. Jack J. CarriglioDr. and Mrs. Charles M. CarrollMrs. Renee CastelluzzoChemopharm Sdn. Bhd.Mr. and Mrs. Robert ChodosMr. and Mrs. Dane H. ClevenMr. Jack M. CohenMr. and Mrs. Lyle A. CohenMr. and Mrs. Allan ColemanClarence L. & Lillian S. Coleman

FoundationMr. and Mrs. James CollinsGail CooperCornerstone National Bank & Trust

CompanyDr. and Mrs. Sheldon CotlerDr. and Mrs. David W. CromerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. CunninghamOscar and Melissa DavidMrs. Helen L. DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard D. DenisonMs. Margaret A. DennisMr. and Mrs. William DeWoskinMrs. Annette G. DezelanMr. and Mrs. Peter K. DickinsonDonohue, Brown, Mathewson &

SmythDr. and Mrs. James L. DowneyEdelman Public Relations

WorldwideJudy and Howard EdisonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. EisermanMr. and Mrs. Carl EkmanMr. and Mrs. David EllisMrs. Micaela K. EnglishErnsteen Family Foundation

Mr. John P. RustumDr. Ernest J. Saliba and

Dr. Judith FalconerSantucci Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SargentMr. and Mrs. Robert M. SarnoffRoland C. SchlabowskeShirley and John SchlossmanJim Schramm and FamilyVirginia SchulteMr. Timothy R. SchwertfegerMr. and Mrs. Gordon I. SegalMary and Bernie SergesketterMr. and Mrs. Donn ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Loren A. ShapiroMr. and Mrs. James F. SheaJohn and Bridget SheridanMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. ShifleyKaren Shinners and FamilyDr. and Mrs. John S. ShollMs. Pamela SiegelMr. and Mrs. Joe W. SilvermanMr. Douglas M. SilversteinDr. and Mrs. Norman M. SimonMr. and Mrs. Samuel K. SkinnerMrs. Jackson W. Smart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Martin SnitzerMr. and Mrs. John SnowDr. and Mrs. Harry Staffileno, Jr.Mr. Dick A. StokenThe Roger W. and Susan Stone

Family FoundationStuart Family FoundationSwanson, Martin & BellDr. and Mrs. Howard J. SweeneyT. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. TaitMrs. Cynthia L. TalmadgeMr. and Mrs. Cyrus TangDr. Justina L. TanhehcoHoward TeitelbaumTim and Donna ThoeleckeDr. and Mrs. Charles A. ThorsenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. TidemanMr. and Mrs. Harold B. TobinMrs. Thomas F. TobinThe Howard J. & Paula M. Trienens

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gene TurbanMr. and Mrs. Scott D. TurbanLois and Sye UnellMrs. Margie UrbancicVernon and Marcia Wagner

Charitable TrustDr. and Mrs. Ernest E. WangMr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. WardMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. WeilDr. and Mrs. Charles Z. WeingartenThe James and Minerva Weiss

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard L. WernerMrs. Barbara H. WestWestern Asset ManagementMrs. Patrice D. WhiteMr. Richard F. WileJane Woldenberg Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas WoodJean Wright Real Estate, Inc.Xelan FoundationMr. and Mrs. William A. Yacktman/

Yacktman Family FoundationMr. Seymour Zitomersky

>> continued THE LILY PARKER STACEY SOCIETY


Mr. and Mrs. John R. EttelsonMs. Dorothy EvenMr. Richard W. FarwellSusan Nicholas FascianoMr. and Mrs. Matthew R. FeldmanFields BMWMr. and Mrs. D. Cameron FindlayMr. and Mrs. Richard H. FjeldheimMr. and Mrs. Willard G. FraumannColette A. FrederickMr. and Mrs. Gerald FreemanThe Frye FoundationMr. and Mrs. H. Laurance FullerMs. Kathleen Gaffney and

Mr. John PyneMr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gallagher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. GambowGendell Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steven R. GerbelMrs. Rita GilgenbachMr. and Mrs. George GilmoreMr. and Mrs. Frank W. GlaserBurt and Adrienne GlazovMr. and Mrs. Dennis K. GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. GolmanMrs. Roberta J. Ellerman Goodall

and Mr. John C. Goodall, Jr.Gordon & Einstein, Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods Gordon IIMrs. W. K. Gordon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Warren Y. GoreMr. and Mrs. Barry D. GreenblattMr. Jerome N. GroarkMr. and Mrs. Michael GrossmanGuggenheim Structured Real

Estate, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard GutstadtMr. and Mrs. Arthur M. GuttermanMr. and Mrs. Maurice HaaseMr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah, Jr.Kathy and Arthur HahnBarb and Allen Hailey

Dr. and Mrs. Michael HammerBrian and Pam HartiganMr. and Mrs. David HauldrenDr. Kathleen A. HavlinMr. Robert E. HeibergerMr. Frederick E. HennickDr. Thomas A. Hensing and

Dr. Eileen A. HensingMs. Constance HerronMr. John H. HobartJohn H. Hobart Fund of the

El Adobe CorporationGrace HokinMr. and Mrs. Mark A. HoppeTheodore and Gertrude Horwich

GroupMr. and Mrs. Donald P. HorwitzMr. Gerald A. HorwitzMr. and Mrs. George H. HowerDr. Thomas H. HudginsThe Huston FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. JamesMs. Patricia M. JohnsonMr. David J. JollyMeta and Rick JoutrasMr. Fred KahnMs. Margaret L. KanakisMr. and Mrs. Allan M. KaplanMayer & Morris Kaplan Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ernest A. KarminDr. and Mrs. Steven KaseRev. John C. KatonahDr. and Mrs. Gary A. KaufmanMr. and Mrs. William P. KellyMr. and Mrs. Donald H. KennedyMr. and Mrs. Steven A. KerstenMrs. David B. KingwillKarl Knauz Motors, Inc.Lance L. Knox and Mary E.

Lambert Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Kocian

Ms. Jennifer N. KolososkiDr. and Mrs. Michael S. KoreyMrs. Phyllis Krause-BraunKrinsky-Finkel, LLCMrs. Lorraine R. KrucksMr. and Mrs. William N. KrucksMs. Marilyn Kutzen JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Lester LampertMs. Marjorie M. LantermanMs. Judy K. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Charles H. LeightonMr. and Mrs. Alexander R. LernerBetty and Edward LeviMr. and Mrs. Ken LiebermanMs. Varda LiefMr. and Mrs. John S. LillebergMr. and Mrs. Steven E. LindbladKay LitherlandKimberly C. Louis Stewart

FoundationBonnie and Jay LytleMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. MackMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. MagesManhard Consulting, Ltd.Dr. Lynn K. Martin and

Mr. Hal TaylorMr. and Mrs. Rocco MartinoMs. Marie K. MatschBarbara and Hank MawickeMr. and Mrs. Fredrick A. MayerMr. and Mrs. R. M. McCareinsMr. and Mrs. Archibald McClureMr. and Mrs. John V. McClureMr. and Mrs. Benjamin A.

McKnight IIIMidwest Anesthesiologists, Ltd.Mrs. Joyce MillerMs. Anne C. MillingMr. and Mrs. M. M. MontgomeryDr. and Mrs. K. William MopperMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. MoranDr. and Mrs. Joseph P. MuldoonChristine MyersMr. and Mrs. Robert C. NashMr. and Mrs. Ron NelsonToby and Gordon NewmanMs. Marie NoonanNorth Shore Women’s Platform

Tennis LeagueMr. and Mrs. Richard NorthMr. and Mrs. Nicholas S. NoyesMs. Rosemary O’NeilMr. and Mrs. Peter OrvisMrs. Jeanette R. PearsonMr. and Mrs. Jerry PekowMr. E. Scott Peterson and

Ms. Judith M. DesenisDr. Herbert F. Philipsborn, Jr.Polar Hardware Mfg. Co., Inc.Ms. Gail M. PolzinMrs. Constance E. PorteousMr. and Mrs. Richard PorterPricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P.Mr. and Mrs. Sumner G. RahrMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rash, Jr.Ms. Mary B. RathbunMr. and Mrs. Sidney P. RattnerMr. and Mrs. Robert Reder

Mrs. Avis F. RedwineMrs. Thomas K. ReesMr. and Mrs. Allan J. ReichMrs. Jane A. ReigleMr. and Mrs. Dennis R. ReindlMr. and Mrs. Gary A. ResnickMs. Patricia E. RiceMr. and Mrs. Michael RichmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas RickettsMr. Ken RihaMr. Donald RiskindMr. and Mrs. Morley RobbinsMr. and Mrs. James RocheMr. and Mrs. James E. RoselleMr. and Mrs. Burton X. RosenbergMr. and Mrs. Robert B. RothermelMr. and Mrs. Edward I. RothschildEleanor S. RusnakMr. and Mrs. Robert SalibaMrs. Janet I. SchaferSchorr-Lieberman Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Barry SchreibsteinMr. and Mrs. Hugh R. ScottMrs. Margaret ScottMr. and Mrs. Abraham SegalMrs. Kate S. ShapiroMr. Rubin ShapiroRobert W. SharpMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. SickleMrs. Corinne Q. SiegelMr. and Mrs. Howard A. SimonDr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. SlotnickMrs. Joan SosinskiSt. Paul TravelersMr. and Mrs. David A. StafmanSterling Capital Partners & Sterling

Venture PartnersMr. and Mrs. Robert M. SternbergSteve and Carol StraussMerle and Jim StyerDr. and Mrs. John M. SultanMr. and Mrs. James T. SwartoutMr. Anthony A. TabbMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. TollMr. and Mrs. John E. TownsendMr. and Mrs. Larry A. Tracy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TrappThe Trustmark FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth TuckerMs. Rebecca C. TungMr. Fred L. TurnerJim and Tricia ValentiMr. John R. Van HattemBurton E. Vergowe TrustMr. and Mrs. Harvey WagleyMr. and Mrs. Richard B. WeilMr. and Mrs. William G. WelnhoferMr. and Mrs. H. Blair WhiteMs. Susan J. WhiteMr. Chris WiltMr. and Mrs. Robert WinterSteven and Nanette WollackDr. and Mrs. Theodore

WynnychenkoMr. and Mrs. Keith YamadaMr. and Mrs. Richard L. Zisook


GIFTS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING:

Mimi AbramsCliff AdamsRuth AdamsBernard H. Adelson, MDMartha S. AdelsonSarah R. AndersonRichard AndlerHarold AndrewsMinnie A. AnnorenoRichard L. AnosovJack J. Arbit, MDBruno ArcangelettiFrancis Ferguson ArnoldBrandon ArteagaJoan BalcerzakLucille E. BarnardDavid R. Barnum, MDPeter BarronBirgit G. BaseRobert A. BassiFrank BauderPaul M. BaumannHoward R. BauwensJohn A. Beasley, Jr.David A. BeckerHarold BeerliPatricia BercherLouise N. BernardPius BernhardWilson J. BesantMarilyn Frye BettendorfBartolomeo BiondiJudith T. BlackwellRichard C. BlackwellAlice BlumArthur BlumPaul J. Bodine, Jr.Joan B. BoehnenJoseph M. BorowitzJoie A. BostickEllen BoyerJoseph L. Braudo, MDPhilip B. BrausRoger D. BrelinArthur M. BrillJoan BrosnanAldine BrownJulie BrownElinor L. BruhnBarry BucholtzHarry J. Burstein, MDDavid L. Canmann, Sr.Mark A. CanmannJanyce CaplanJohn L. CarlRandall A. CarlisleJohn H. CarmichaelAndrew CastelluzzoShirley CauseyEvan P. CedergrenVictor ChambersSarah ChanekMelford ChaseMilford Chez

Mary Ann CichowskiLeo CioniMartha R. ClarkeMichele Sue ColbyJudith K. ColpaertFrank ConnorsAudrey G. CooperAnna CortesiBetty CosgroveAnn M. CotnerRonald E. CramerDebbie Crane's MotherRichard A. CraneWillie DavidsonRita DavisColleen DayRichard A. Day, Sr.Linda DemsetzEarl J. DennerJulie M. DePasqualeRuth DeRohanDonna M. DesmondJune DevineRobert DoskeyMartin DrebinEdward J. DrummMichelle R. DumontJanice L. EdforsBob EhlersBernard EsralewDavida EvensonMatteo EvolaMary L. EwenSam FarmerHelen K. FarwellLenore E. FeinbergMaryan FeingoldDr. and Mrs. Thomas L.

FentressDavid FergusonBenjamin W. FerraraEli FieldArsen Fiks, MDCarole S. FineMarvin Fiocchi Joseph J. FischerCharlene FischmanLeonard FisherStanley E. FisherRochelle FlanzbaumJoan FlobeckHinda ForemanLeo J. FragassiOlivia FrankPhilip FreedbergRobert FreedmanGeorge F. Frey, Jr.Jerry FriedmanVola FrohmanJack P. FrostTikva Frymer-Kensky, MDLt. Gen. William FultonGerri T. FurstPeter Garard

Lorenz GarciaWilliam J. GealyNeal GertzLee GetschowKathryn GiffordAnn B. GilbertRaymond A. GilgenbachAleck J. GingissEmma O. GitzingerEdward A. GlodStephen GoldVictoria GoldSamuel V. GoldbergSheela V. GoldbergWilliam M. GoldbergStanley C. GolderMichael E. Goldman, MDJames GoldsmithBertha GoldsteinNathan GoldsteinSolomon GoldsteinCarol G. GollobConsuelo GomezVernon H. GonetJohn L. GoodmanShirley GordonMary GottsteinEdward J. GrahamWilliam B. GrahamGregory GranClaire GreenHoward M. GreenCarol GregorichMary K. GriffinHelena GroarkJohn GroppaManny GrossJerome A. GrossmanRaymond L. GuzyNicholas HaanMary Jeanne HallstromKaren HamityJohn W. Handzel, Sr.Flora HangSusan HarrisMarge HartmanCarol HedbergDoris HedlundJan HeffernanSusan HeibergerMarian HellmannJanet M. HennickJacqueline S. HirschMaya Rebecca HirschMillicent R. HoffmanStanley HoltzHelen E. HoughNancy HoughWilliam J. HoughJohn HuberJoan B. IberleSamir F. Id-deenRichard InbinderFrank Y. Isaacson

Catherine JacksonMary Ellen JacobsKenneth J. JohnsonRichard M. JohnsonRobert I. JonesJanet B. JosephMark JosselLogan M. JustusMildred Kahn-YoungStefan KaiserJacob J. KalmesScott P. KaminJoAnn C. KaneCarol KaplanJennie KaprallNorm KapsonLillian Karlov's SisterGisela KarpColleen N. KatheSophia A. KatsoulisJim KatzJacqueline E. KelloggDinkar N. KhandekarPhyllis KirkRay KirschnerNate N. KlarkCharles KleimanFranz KokottAnnabelle KositchekRose KramerEugene KravitzJoshua S. KrinskyMorris “Moe” KrinskyAmy D. KrucksWilliam KrucksLloyd S. KupferbergJoseph KurekE. Stephen Kurtides, MDBernard LachnerAnn LandaKiplin LauderFrances LawsonClaire Q. LaytonSharon LeichengerElfriede LenzMeta S. LessBarbara LevinHarold LevinJack LevinPauline LevinClarence LevineShifra LevinsonFrank W. LewandowskiElaine LewinOtto LexFritzi LiebDorothy LiebensonHoward L. Lieberman, MDMelvin LiebermanPhyllis M. LiebermanAllen H. LippitzAudrey LoewenthalHoward London’s FatherCatherine Lorenz

Richard T. LutzSally MackayAllen MacklerJames Mailfald, Jr.Edward MannRosalind C. MannRobert WhittemoreAndre C. MartinArthur M. MattisonElizabeth MaxwellBrian McCarthyThomas W. McElin, MDDiane McIntoshSandra McNamaraJames P. McQuillanHelen McWeeneyPaul MeitusBeverly MerlettiRose MessingerRose MeyersRichard MichalsChristopher J. MichasJerome MichellH. E. Myrl MichelsJulia S. MichelsRuth MichelsOnie MillerMilton J. MillmanLillian MinkusTena MitchellPat MoffatRobert MoldafskyAnnette M. MooreMary Frances MoranMark MoritzPatrick MoroneySusan MoschinConstance MoskowJudy E. MossJennifer Mudd HoughtalingGeorge F. Munns, Jr.Deanette MurdoughInma MyresS. L. NandaMiriam R. NatofPaul M. NealMildred N. NelsonJackie NeumannToba G. NeumannLois A. NewmanRichard C. NewmanTrudy M. NewmanJ. R. NordDorothy Ann NovakClara M. O’BrienRobert S. OakesMary OakleyEsther K. OhrHarold M. OlshanskyGayle O’MalleyRita F. OpreaLeo OriJeffrey OrnsteinEvelyn Oscherwitz


With a network of strong volunteer leaders

and fundraisers throughout the community,

The Auxiliary of Evanston Northwestern

Healthcare, headed by President Barbara

Balsley (right), and The Auxiliary of

Highland Park Hospital, led by President

Patti Nahin, provide support for a variety

of clinical programs, research projects and

patient amenities.

Mary B. OwenSpencer G. PalmerMarian PanosIra ParetJohn C. ParmerJudy L. PeeryJames E. PerkinsElmer PerlmanMaurice PetersenLeroy PfileJack PhillipsMaria PicchiettiSue Pioch’s FatherRubey PolikoffLaura PollockLois E. PomerantzAlan R. PorteousDonald L. PorthGary PoterBernedette T. PowersMorris ProjanskyJulia QuestalJacquelyn G. RandallRuth RatskoffHoward RattnerThomas K. ReesTerez D. ReeseTom ReeseRonald O. ReigleRichard Reinisch

Dawn Scott ReinkeDonald D. RiceSylvia RichmondTim RiedlHelen RitterpuschA. Z. Rizavi, MDDavid P. RobertsonLawrence RobinsMaureen M. RoinEdith RomnesDominic RonzaniMarjorie W. RosePatricia RoseEddie RossHoward RubensteinDonald K. SafstromSamuel SalkinMaria C. SamalaCaroline M. SandOlive SatkowskiAnnMarie SchillingPatricia SchlaakPierina SchlabowskeRichard A. Schmidt, Sr.Theresa SchmidtMarshall SchneiderKathleen SchrammElmer SchreinerJean Anne Kelly SefcovicLinda Selberg

William J. SeverinJack E. ShapiroJory ShapiroBarbara P. SharpTina ShepardCarol ShoopMarian ShorValerie B. SickleAbe SiegelAlvin SiegelLee SiegelShirlie SiegelKjersten F. SiewertGertrude SilverCarl SilversteinLeonard SimmHarold SimpsonVictoria SohnLaurel SormavDennis J. SosinskiPatricia SpaldingSamuel SpectorLani Spencer-McCloskeyGreg SpevokEdith SpiegelSusan SpiegelJody SpringerBetty SpychalskiAmelia B. StaffilenoSarah Stahm

Loren SternDonald E. StewartErDean F. StocktonBernard StolarRobert E. Stone, MDMarguerite L. StorchSally StreickerRobert H. StrotzPriscilla StubblefieldJohn C. SturgisJames SunseriLois M. SwanMax SzalbierzStephen TalmadgeRodger M. TaumanBetty M. ThomasStetson ToddIrwin H. TreehuboffGeorge C. Turnbull, MDBetty I. TurnerCharlie UchtmanAnton UrbancicMuriel VenderGeorgiana VeyJulie VillariMarcia N. WagnerVernon M. WagnerCoralyn I. WalkerSuzanne S. WalkerJames F. Walsh, Jr.

Elinor E. WangerSue WassermanWanda WatersEunice WaxmanJohn W. Weber IIIDoris WeinbergMax WerthJay S. WertheimerMargaret R. WesleyGeorge WhetsellHarold J. WhiteVincent J. WhiteRuby WhiteheadWeston K. WhitemanWilliam J. Wienke, Sr.Christine C. WilsonNeal A. WinerJeffrey A. WinklessJune WolbachMary S. WulfJody Olivia YastrowValerie YudellMilton and Rose ZadekLeyah ZalutskyHelen Sophie Emma

ZibbleShepard Zitomersky


Nurses of 4 Searle NorthHelane AbramowitzRichard L. AdisPamela AitchisonSudy and Thomas AltholzVictoria W. AmesburyRobert Aptekar, MDSydney M. ArenbergKaren and Steven ArensonHenry ArmstrongWilliam ArmstrongDiane AtivieBarbara D. BalsleyRosemary A. Barnard Ermilo Barrera, MDRobin BauermanSandra C. BeckerDonald A. Berg Cary E. Berkowitz, MDMichael L. BermanLawrence P. Bernstein, MDMalcolm M. Bilimoria, MDMichael D. Blum, MDPenny BontkowskiRobin BowermanRandall E. Brand, MDVictoria L. Braund, MDEmily BrennerMr. and Mrs. Jeff BriceThe Bronstein Triplets Stephen J. Bundra, MDKaren BurnsAnn B. BurnstineDavid R. Campbell, MDMark F. Canmann, MDMichael S. Caplan, MDVincent A. CardinIda A. Cardone, PhDPaul CarlbergCarolyn CaruthMichael C. Caughron, MDTom CepaIvan S. Ciric, MDLinda ClarkLouise M. CohenWilliam R. CohenSandra CotlerJohn E. Croghan, MDDavid W. Cromer, MDMary E. CyganHerbert DaitchmanSimon DombarLeon H. Dragon, MDRoger DrakeWilliam DuffyElizabeth Ellrodt and

Scott SchweighauserJohn Elsen, MDAnne EmmermanJanet S. EmmermanW. James FarrellGeoffrey B. Fenner, MDThe Staff of Dr. Geoffrey

FennerLaura G. FennerAlan FineJoan FineJean and Albert FinstonElizabeth A. Forbes, MDBernard FoxSusan J. Fox

GIFTS WERE MADE IN HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING:

George B. FrankMichael W. Frank, MDMary Ann FreyEllen M. GallagherMargaret A. GambowClaudine M. GerbelDavid S. Ginsburg, MDDebra, Patrick and Paul

GiordanoJamie GiovincoJoseph Golbus, MDIrving L. GoldBarry R. Goldberg, MDMichael J. Goldberg, MDLisa GoldenEileen B. GoldsteinIlene S. GordonRobert GordonThe Gosswein ChildrenRaymond GradyJeffrey G. GraffTerri L. GrastyCarrie GreenJacob and Brandon

GreenblattBelle GriemanWalter R. GrobelnyJames S. Grober, MDMary Ann HakensonJesse Peterson HallSteven H. HanusDusty HelleE. D. HeymannSusan HeymannPhillip J. HillerJerrilyn and David HoffmannMary C. HoppeMimi HorowitzClaire and Carter HowardSaloni and Stephen

Howard-SarinIrma R. InbinderCarol and David Ingall, MDHarry J. Jaffe, MDBarbara JohnsonJim JohnsonJosephine KaminLynne S. Kaminer, MDDoris J. KellerJan KellermanGrace KellyJanardan D. Khandekar, MDJonah KimMargaret L. KingTemma KirshbaumKate KloppenburgMrs. Otto KloppenburgJean B. KnechtKathryn A. KocianTed KorshakRichard L. Kraines, MDPaula KrugerJames C. Kudrna, MD, PhDFrank X. KunstbeckTraci A. Kurtzer, MDAlan E. Lasser, MDJudy K. LawrenceMyron Levin’s

GranddaughterElaine and Donald LevinsonRobert L. Levy, MD

Frank M. LieberHal LipshutzKathy LisbergGershon Y. Locker, MDJodi and Paul LoebRichard I. LoewensteinPatrick W. Logan, MDDr. LongMarian S. Macsai, MDColleen MaderNora M. ManagoPauline E. MantellMaureen M. MartinMarianna T. MaslankaJack B. MayAlexander McCormickAmy McGinnisJoseph McGinnis IIITracy A. McGinnisJoan Kowing McGregorMick S. Meiselman, MDDouglas E. Merkel, MD,

PhDCarol MillerFrederick E. Miller, MD,

PhDMinette G. MillerSandy and John MillerMartha MorganAdam MoschinPatti L. NahinJory A. Natkin, DOMark R. NeamanDiane NeelyRoman NomitchColleen M. Nugent, MDSusan NystuenMary S. O’BrienKeegan and Kennedy

O’ConnorJohn OelerichOutpatient Peritoneal

Dialysis at EvanstonHospital

Zachary S. PaulJerry PekowKristine PetersonMegan D. PetersonHerbert F. Philipsborn, MDMaurice B. Pickard, MDBarbara and Michael Plous,

MD and Family Christine PrattSyril PriceDonny PritzkerGwyn D. RahrDavid P. Randall, DOJames M. RennekerJohn M. Revis, MDRichard RichardetMr. and Mrs. David RiggsJulie RiveraGustavo C. Rodriguez, MDDr. and Mrs. Gary RogersEric RoosJames L. Rosenberg, MDElise SalchliJeanette SamoMarilyn SaypolEdward F. Scanlon, MDGreta Scheller

Mary Y. SchreibsteinRonald A. Semerdjian, MDJanet L. ShambergRoslyn ShinerTerry ShorHoward Siegel, MDDouglas M. SilversteinAnne SimcoxLynn SingerBenjamin M. SlotnickJay SmithKathleen SnowRonald G. SpaethCarl SpielmanStuart M. Sprague, DOEllen StafmanJonny I. StempelMerle K. StyerSteven P. Swiryn, MDJoseph W. Szokol, MDCharles A. Thorsen, MDMadonna TidemanWalter TrittipoMadeline Tudor

Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan

ABN AMRO Bank, N.V.American International

Group, Inc.Amsted Industries

FoundationArie and Ida Crown

MemorialAXA Foundation Matching

Gifts AdministrationBank of America FoundationCampbell Soup FoundationCDWChubb & Son, a division of

Federal InsuranceCompany

Corning IncorporatedFoundation

Deutsche Bank AmericasFoundation

Grainger, Inc.HSBCIBM International

FoundationIllinois Tool Works

Foundation

Bobbie VenderRonald Vender, MDZach VerbNicholas A. Vick, MDTimothy VotapkaJohn Vozenilek, MDCharles R. Walgreen, Jr. Naomi WalkenRuth F. WertheimerSue WhitakerSusan J. WhiteKaitlin WhitworthDavid J. Winchester, MDDavid P. Winchester, MDSherwin M. WinerSue WinerMarshall WitzelNadine WoldenbergRose Marie WolskiNancy YalowitzEsther YntemaMary YorkDebra ZisAlan M. Zunamon, MD

MATCHING GIFTS HAVEBEEN RECEIVED FROMTHE FOLLOWING:

Leo Burnett CharitableFoundation

Maytag CorporationFoundation

McDonald’s Co. MatchingGifts

Merrill Lynch & Co.Foundation, Inc.

Northern Trust BankNuveen InvestmentsPeoples Energy CorporationPepsiCo FoundationPfizer Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramPPG Industries FoundationQuest DiagnosticsSanofi AventisSmurfit-Stone Container

CorporationSynopsys Technology

Opportunity ScholarshipCorporation

The May Department StoresCompany

USG Foundation, Inc.


THE CAMPAIGN FOR EVANSTON NORTHWESTERN HEALTHCARELEADERSHIP GIFTS – Thank You for Your Generosity

$10,000,000 and Up

The Healthcare Foundation of Highland ParkThe Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Family

$5,000,000

Mr. William B. Graham

$1,000,000 to $4,999,999

AnonymousThe Auxiliary of Evanston Northwestern

HealthcareThe Auxiliary of Highland Park HospitalJudson B. and Mary Alice Branch EstateMrs. C. Selma CartonElizabeth D. Chinnock Estate Owen L. Coon FoundationMr. and Mrs. James W. CozadArie and Ida Crown Memorial Connie and Tom DuckworthElizabeth Ellrodt and Scott SchweighauserMaxine P. and W. James FarrellGolder Family FoundationMrs. H. Earl HooverRobert and Myra Kraft FoundationParkinson’s Disease Research SocietyDaniel F. and Ada L. Rice FoundationRalph Robinson Marital TrustMrs. Ruth Cain RugglesThe Searle Funds at The Chicago

Community TrustMr. and Mrs. John D. Simms/Simms Family

FoundationNathan and Marion Stagman and

Robin Stagman Weiss

$200,000 to $999,999

AnonymousSusan D. and Lawrence W. AppelbaumBlum-Kovler FoundationMr. and Mrs. James L. Garard, Jr. John D. Gray FamilyMr. Maurice D. HeneryRobert A. and Margaret Hennessy TrustIllinois Bone & Joint Institute, Ltd. –

Glenview OfficeBecky and Lester KnightHarry M. Jansen Kraemer & Julie Jansen KraemerJoan Kowing McGregor and Clyde McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. MencoffModestus Bauer FoundationDr. Charles A. and Joan MuddThe Satter FoundationStaubitz Charitable TrustTillie T. Straub Charitable FoundationThe Gertrude & Walter Swanson, Jr. FoundationMrs. Ormand J. WadeMr. and Mrs. John R. WalterMyra Rubenstein Weis Health Resource Center

$100,000 to $199,999

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. AltholzMr. Carlyle E. AndersonBob BaizerCharlene BaizerArnie and Ann Berlin/Berlin Family FundBerner Charitable and Scholarship FoundationBrook and John CarlClark Family FoundationJerome and Ilene Cole FoundationMr. Harry H. CoonSylvia McElin CorriganJudy and Bill DavisMs. Debora M. de Hoyos and

Mr. Walter C. D. CarlsonDr. Ralph and Marian Falk Medical

Research TrustMr. and Mrs. Richard J. FerrisHarold E. Foreman, Jr.Marvin E. Gollob FamilyThe Hillebrand FamilyMr. and Mrs. David H. HoffmannCarol Marks Jacobsohn FoundationGregory K. Jones and FamilyKanter Family FoundationEdward and Carol KaplanRoy F. KehlDenyse C. King EstateMary Ann and Harvey KinzelbergSteven and Arlene Lazarus FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Livingston, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Miles L. MarshThe Edward E. and Marie L. Matthews

Foundation

Carol and Terry MoritzMark R. and Susan C. NeamanHenry Pope FoundationShaiza Rizavi/A. Z. Rizavi, MD MemorialMs. Lois I. Ross Ellen A. Rudnick and Paul W. EarleSacks Family FoundationD.C. SearleStryker InstrumentsRobert Szombathy EstateSidney J. Taylor FamilyThe Herbert C. and Florence M. Wenske

FoundationWilliam Wrigley, Jr.

$50,000 to $99,999

AnonymousAdvance Mechanical Systems, Inc./

David Weiner/Michael VinciMr. and Mrs. Percy L. Berger, Sr.Dr. William D. Bloomer and Ms. Lauren S. TaslitzBruce and Linda Byus and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Wiley N. CaldwellEckenhoff Saunders Architects, Inc.Russ and Ginny FlaumFoster Charitable Trust

James R. FosterCraig J. Foster

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph GolbusHarold and Frida HeywardIntegrated Facilities Solutions, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Dipak C. JainMr. Paul A. Jones/Glenview State BankDr. and Mrs. Janardan D. KhandekarMrs. Helen P. KirkpatrickEmily KoulogeorgeThe Randall Larrimore FamilyMr. and Mrs. Richard J. MetzlerMrs. Deanette MurdoughNorthern TrustMr. and Mrs. James J. O’ConnorBarbara and Jerry PearlmanGustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Research

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John M. RichmanThe ServiceMaster CompanyMrs. Shirlie SiegelMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. SpaethMr. and Mrs. Harrison I. SteansMr. and Mrs. Neele E. Stearns, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor IIIMr. and Mrs. Carl D. ThomaMr. J. Mikesell ThomasDr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. VenderMr. and Mrs. William J. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Miles D. WhiteDr. and Mrs. David P. Winchester

continued >>


Fifteen physicians from the IllinoisBone & Joint Institute, Ltd. (IBJI)made a five-year pledge commit-ment of $520,000 to support medical research and education in the Department of OrthopaedicSurgery at ENH, including (fromleft) Philip J. FitzSimons, MD;William J. Robb III, MD; Steve L.Haddad, MD; David Beigler, MD;James C. Kudrna, MD, PhD; JamesL. Fox, Jr., MD; and Van P. Stamos,MD. (Not pictured: Leon S. Benson,MD; Robert D. McMillan, MD;Gregory R. Palutsis, MD; Craig S.Phillips, MD; Gregory Portland,MD; Amy Jo Ptaszek, MD; David E. Shapiro, MD; and Gary S. Shapiro, MD).

>> continued THE CAMPAIGN FOR EVANSTON NORTHWESTERN HEALTHCARE

$25,000 to $49,999

A Million TomorrowsAmerican Brain Tumor AssociationDr. and Mrs. Michael S. CaplanMr. and Mrs. R. S. DonnellDr. and Mrs. Robert R. EdelmanArsen P. Fiks, MD FamilyMargaret and Joseph P. Flanagan, Jr.Dr. Paul and Eileen Goldstein and FamilyMs. Ilene S. Gordon and Mr. Bram BluesteinMr. Raymond GradyBarcy and Mil GrauerTim & Tom Gullikson FoundationBarbara P. Hochberg EstateMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. HodgesMr. and Mrs. Lawrence HoweMr. Thomas H. KonsoerMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. KriserLoebl Schlossman and Hackl ArchitectsLynne and Bill LuehrsMr. and Mrs. James G. MaynardDr. and Mrs. Frederick MillerMrs. Robert L. MilliganMrs. Mary S. O’BrienPepper ConstructionMr. and Mrs. Ellard Pfaelzer, Jr.Power Construction Company, Inc.Gustavo and Rochelle RodriguezMs. Babette H. Rosenthal

Mrs. Julius G. SchusterDr. and Mrs. Leopold SelkerDr. and Mrs. Ronald A. SemerdjianMr. and Mrs. Leon ShlofrockRich and Sara SilverThe Skylark Foundation/Sharen and

Marc BermanMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SmithStandard ParkingMr. Richard A. SteinMs. Janet M. Sullivan and Mr. Dennis CreaneyPam and Joseph SzokolMorton and Eunice TeitelbaumMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. TowerMr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. WardMaxine and Harvey Yellen

$10,000 to $24,999

AnonymousMr. and Mrs. David B. AndersonJudith L. and Robert D. AppelbaumMr. Alan DworkinMr. and Mrs. Robert E. FlynnMr. and Mrs. Gerald P. GallagherMichael J. Goldberg, MDJesse and Elizabeth Peterson HallMr. and Mrs. Edward JamesMs. Jean M. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones, Jr.Zora Kasanovich EstateBarbara and Jordon Katz Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. H. Barnard King IIIMr. R. A. LenonMr. and Mrs. Paul D. LiebermanMr. and Mrs. David C. LovelandBarbara and Hank MawickeMs. Marsha J. Miller-Birchard and

Mr. Steve BirchardMinor Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steve MurtosMr. John RauMr. James M. RennekerDr. Timothy A. SanbornS. Santhanam, MDMr. and Mrs. James L. ScottJohn and Bridget SheridanMr. Douglas M. SilversteinMr. and Mrs. John SnowDr. Stuart and Denise SpragueMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. TesmerDr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. VickDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. VictorMrs. Eleanor P. Voysey EstateMr. and Mrs. Brian M. WashaMr. and Mrs. Gary E. WeissMr. and Mrs. Tanveer Zaman


Platinum Angels$7,500 and above

AnonymousBill and Judy DavisEpic Systems Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Livingston, Jr.Susan and Mark Neaman

Diamond Angels$5,000 to $7,499

Anonymous Ms. Susan BerghoefENH Professional StaffMr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah IIIRoy F. KehlMercer Human Resource ConsultingMr. and Mrs. William A. OsbornDr. and Mrs. Leopold SelkerSheba FoundationMr. and Mrs. John SimmsTakeda Pharmaceuticals North AmericaTargun Plastics Co.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warshauer

Emerald Angels$2,500 to $4,999

Alberto-Culver CompanyMr. and Mrs. Christopher B. GalvinMr. and Mrs. Richard W. GochnauerGregory K. Jones and FamilyLevy Security CorporationMr. and Mrs. Miles L. MarshMr. and Mrs. John RaittRhea & Kaiser Marketing CommunicationsThe Searle Funds at The Chicago

Community TrustMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. SpaethDr. and Mrs. Michael J. Verta, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. White, Jr.William Blair & Company FoundationMs. Elizabeth Yntema and Mr. Mark E. Ferguson

Sapphire Angels$1,000 to $2,499

AnonymousAdams Street Partners, LLCAllstate Insurance CompanyMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bacon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. BalsleyMr. and Mrs. George BodeenDr. Katherine M. BohoMrs. Elaine T. BovairdDr. and Mrs. Richard C. BurnstineMr. and Mrs. Scott L. ByronMr. and Mrs. Wiley N. CaldwellChapman Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. E. David Coolidge IIISylvia McElin CorriganMr. and Mrs. Kent DautenDr. and Mrs. Jorge del CastilloMs. Marilynne DorfmanDr. and Mrs. Leon H. DragonMr. and Mrs. E. Paul DunnDr. and Mrs. Geoffrey FennerMr. and Mrs. Robert S. FremontJ.P. and Krista Gallagher

THE AUXILIARY OF EVANSTON NORTHWESTERN HEALTHCARE ANGEL CAMPAIGN

Dr. and Mrs. Hugh C. GilbertMr. and Mrs. David B. GolderMs. Ilene S. Gordon and Mr. Abram BluesteinMr. and Mrs. Donald C. GreneskoMr. and Mrs. Gary L. GriffinThe Handelsman Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Paul J. HauserHecktman Family FoundationThe Hillebrand FamilyMrs. Mary P. HinesRobert and Norma HoaglundHollister IncorporatedMr. and Mrs. Edward R. JamesEdward and Carol KaplanKeller Group, Inc.Mr. William K. Kellogg IIIMr. and Mrs. Larry B. KuglerMr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNallyMr. and Mrs. A. Gerson MillerMr. and Mrs. John A. MillerMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Miner IIMr. and Mrs. Charles MooreMr. and Mrs. Donald S. PerkinsMrs. Marianne L. ReinischDr. and Mrs. Howard M. RiceMr. and Mrs. John M. RichmanDr. Ernest J. Saliba and Dr. Judith FalconerMr. and Mrs. Gordon I. SegalDr. and Mrs. Ronald A. SemerdjianMr. and Mrs. Donn ShapiroMr. and Mrs. James F. SheaRich and Sara SilverMr. Douglas M. SilversteinDr. and Mrs. Howard J. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Cyrus TangMr. J. Mikesell ThomasMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. TowerT. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gene TurbanMr. and Mrs. Scott D. TurbanDr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. VenderMrs. Barbara H. WestWestern Asset ManagementMrs. Patrice D. WhiteDr. and Mrs. David P. WinchesterWilliam Wrigley, Jr.

Pearl Angels$500 to $999

Mr. and Mrs. David B. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Adam M. AronMr. and Mrs. Larry A. BardenMr. William BarryMr. and Mrs. Curtiss BehrensMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bradley, Jr.Gisela Brodin-BrosnanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Burns, Jr.Mrs. Robert H. BurnsideConway BurtonMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Robert ChodosMr. and Mrs. Dane H. ClevenMr. and Mrs. Lyle A. CohenCornerstone National Bank & Trust CompanyDr. and Mrs. Sheldon CotlerMr. and Mrs. Oscar A. DavidMs. Margaret A. Dennis

Mr. and Mrs. William DeWoskinMr. and Mrs. Peter K. DickinsonDr. and Mrs. James DowneyMr. and Mrs. David EllisMr. and Mrs. Herbert P. EmmermanDr. and Mrs. Joseph L. FeldmanMr. and Mrs. D. Cameron FindlayMr. and Mrs. Frederick S. FoxMr. and Mrs. Willard G. FraumannMr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gallagher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. GambowMr. and Mrs. George GilmoreMrs. Roberta J. Ellerman Goodall and

Mr. John C. Goodall, Jr.John D. Gray FamilyMr. and Mrs. David HauldrenMr. Robert E. HeibergerDr. Thomas A. Hensing and

Dr. Eileen A. HensingDr. and Mrs. Frederick C. HessD & J Hirschmann Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. HodgesThe Huston FoundationMr. and Mrs. Roger D. IsaacsMr. and Mrs. Howard E. JessenMr. and Mrs. Charles L. JohnsonMs. Patricia M. JohnsonMeta and Rick JoutrasMr. and Mrs. Allan M. KaplanMr. and Mrs. Ernest KarminMr. and Mrs. William N. KrucksMs. Marilyn Kutzen JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Ken LiebermanBonnie and Jay LytleMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. MackDr. Marian S. Macsai and Mr. Jack S. KaplanMr. and Mrs. Rocco MartinoMr. and Mrs. R. M. McCareinsMr. and Mrs. John V. McClureMr. William A. McIntoshMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. MoranMrs. Christine MyersMr. and Mrs. Robert C. NashDr. and Mrs. Bruce E. NoxonMr. and Mrs. Nick NoyesMs. Rosemary O’NeilMrs. Harold PerlmanMr. and Mrs. Richard PorterMr. and Mrs. Michael RichmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas RickettsMr. Ken RihaMr. and Mrs. James E. RoselleMr. and Mrs. Burton X. RosenbergMr. and Mrs. Robert SalibaSterling Capital Partners & Sterling Venture

PartnersMr. and Mrs. James A. TaitMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. TaylorTim and Donna ThoeleckeMr. and Mrs. Larry A. Tracy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth TuckerDr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. VickMs. Susan J. WhiteRichard and Nadine WoldenbergDr. and Mrs. Theodore WynnychenkoMr. and Mrs. Richard L. Zisook

continued >>


A state-of-the-art pediatric playroom

was created at Evanston Hospital in

partnership with the Toys “R” Us

Children’s Fund and the Starlight

Starbright Children’s Foundation.

On hand at the dedication were

Evanston Hospital President and

CEO Raymond Grady (left), with

Geoffrey the Giraffe from Toys “R”

Us; Ronny Ziebart, Vice President,

Board of Directors Starlight Starbright

Children’s Foundation; Michael S.

Caplan, MD, Chairman, Department

of Pediatrics at ENH, and Nigel

Rowe, Director of Children’s Services

at Starlight Starbright Children’s

Foundation.

American Craft Exposition SponsorsBenefit Preview Party Sponsor$25,000

Anonymous

Day Event Sponsor$10,000

Crate and Barrel

Award Sponsor$5,000

GraingerHenricksen/AllsteelNordstromNorthern TrustSonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLPStandard ParkingTelephone and Data Systems, Inc./U.S. Cellular

Corporation

The Hospitals’ Gala SponsorsTitle Sponsor$40,000

ARAMARK Healthcare

Presenting Event Sponsor$25,000

JPMorgan ChaseWinston & Strawn LLP

Host Event Sponsor$10,000

Abbott FundJamerson & Bauwens Electrical Contractors, Inc.LaSalle BankSuperior Ambulance Service, Inc.

>> continued THE AUXILIARY OF EVANSTON NORTHWESTERN HEALTHCARE ANGEL CAMPAIGN

Patron Event Sponsor$7,500

AT&TCardinal HealthColliers, Bennett & Kahnweiler Draper & Kramer, IncorporatedEckenhoff Saunders Architects Inc. Equity Marketing Services Inc.Firestar Communications Inc.GraingerIllinois Tool Works, Inc.ING Financial Advisers, LLCIntegrated Facilities Solutions, Inc. Loebl Schlossman & HacklMARSHMayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLPMotorolaNorthern TrustPepper ConstructionSpringfield Service Corporation

Table Sponsors

AetnaAnderson, Rasor & Partners, L.L.P.Cassiday Schade L.L.P.Mr. and Mrs. William L. Davis IIIDeloitteDepartment of AnesthesiologyDepartment of PediatricsDepartment of RadiologyDivision of CardiologyDivision of GastroenterologyMr. and Mrs. Herbert EmmermanGastroenterology Consultants of the North ShoreMs. Ilene S. Gordon and Mr. Bram BluesteinIllinois Bone & Joint Institute, Ltd. Keefe & AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Harry Jansen Kraemer, Jr.

Levy Security CorporationMr. and Mrs. Homer J. Livingston, Jr. Mark Vend CompanyDr. and Mrs. Gregg MenakerMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. MencoffMotorola Power Construction Company LLCDr. and Mrs. James Lee RosenbergDr. and Mrs. Ronald A. SemerdjianMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tideman

Associate Board of EvanstonNorthwestern Healthcare BENEFIT SPONSORS

Miracle Worker$15,000

Madison Dearborn Partners

$10,000

GTCR Golder Rauner, LLC

Humanitarian$5,000

Willis Stein & Partners, L.L.C.

Lifesaver$2,500

Kirkland & Ellis LLPLake CapitalWilliam Blair & Company

Healer$1,000

AT&T


Underwriters$5,000 and AboveSharen and Marc BermanDr. Paul and Eileen Rubenstein GoldsteinAnita and Barry PollMaxine and Harvey Yellen

Angel$2,500 to $4,999Linda and David ClarkRaymond GradyMary S. O’Brien

Dr. Paul and Eileen Rubenstein GoldsteinFounders and Honorary Chairs

Luncheon Co-ChairsSharen BermanLinda ClarkSheri KaseSue Masaracchia-RobertsMaxine Yellen

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE KEYTO THE CURE COMMITTEE

MYRA RUBENSTEIN WEIS HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER ANNUAL BENEFIT

Platinum Angels$20,000 and Above

The Herbert C. and Florence M. WenskeFoundation

Diamond Angels$5,000 to $7,499

Nancy and Robert Lipsky

Emerald Angels$2,500 to $4,999

Sandra K. LewisRichard and Nadine WoldenbergMr. and Mrs. James R. Woldenberg

THE AUXILIARY OF HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL ANGEL CAMPAIGN

Sapphire Angels$1,000 to $2,499

Appelbaum Family FoundationThe Balsamo Family FoundationMarjorie and Howard BarronBurt and Evette ChudacoffBill and Judy DavisFagelHaber LLCJoan J. GolderBonnie and Joel HaberMrs. Henry G. Hart, Jr.Miriam HooverHomer and Marge LivingstonJoan and Herbert LoebPatti and Mark NahinSusan and Mark NeamanMrs. Edith C. RosskamMr. and Mrs. Steve RosskamSacks Family FoundationShirley and John SchlossmanVirginia Hall SchulteAvy and Marcie SteinJane Woldenberg Family FoundationArnold and Ann Wolff

Humanitarian$1,000 to $2,499Drs. Carol Rosenberg and Gordon DermanMartha and Richard MelmanArlyn and Ira NevelJanet and Gary ResnickLorelei RosenthalMillie RubensteinJane and Robert Sarnoff

Table Sponsor$650 to $999Sharon and Robert BurackDr. Steven and Sheri KaseMary and Barry Schreibstein

Lifesaver$500 to $649AnonymousSusan and Bruce BassFirst Bank of Highland Park FoundationPaula and Edward GoldenDr. Bernard and Ann HankinJill Takiff HirschKnauz Auto GroupVarda LiefGloria MatlinBobette Takiff

THE MYRA RUBENSTEIN WEISHEALTH RESOURCE CENTER ANNUAL BENEFIT LUNCHEON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Sandra CharakArlyn NevelSandy RosenJane SaranoffJanet SchaferDorothy Weinberg

Peggy BlumBonnie HaberPatti NahinBarbara Paget

Abbe SparksJulie StoneNadine Woldenberg

Pearl Angels$500 to $999

David T. Brown and Suzanne MuchinMaureen and Paul BuchholzClarence L. & Lillian S. Coleman FoundationJacqueline and Allan ColemanGail CooperColette A. FrederickGendell Family FoundationAdrienne and Burt GlazovMr. and Mrs. Richard GutstadtGrace HokinMayer & Morris Kaplan Family FoundationPriscilla and Steven KerstenBetty and Edward LeviToby and Gordon NewmanEleanor S. RusnakCarol and Steve StraussMarilyn and Bob Winter


BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Percy L. Berger, Sr.Chairman and CEONeatt Wireless

A. Steven CrownGeneral PartnerHenry Crown and Company

Russell M. FlaumPresident, Signode PackagingSystems WorldwideExecutive Vice President,Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Frederick C. Hess, MDPresident, Professional StaffEvanston Northwestern Healthcare

Michele J. HooperManaging PartnerThe Directors’ Council

Janardan D. Khandekar, MDChairman, Department of MedicineEvanston Northwestern Healthcare

Harry M. Jansen Kraemer Jr.Executive PartnerMadison Dearborn Partners LLC

Harvey N. MedvinRetired Executive Vice Presidentand CFOAon Corporation

Samuel M. MencoffCo-PresidentMadison Dearborn Partners LLC

Mark R. NeamanPresident and CEOEvanston Northwestern Healthcare

M. Jude ReyesFounder and Co-ChairmanReyes Holdings LLC

Neele E. Stearns, Jr.ChairmanFinancial Investments Corporation

J. Mikesell ThomasPresident and CEOFederal Home Loan Bank of Chicago

Jeffery S. Vender, MDChairman, Executive Committee of theProfessional StaffEvanston Northwestern Healthcare

William L. Davis, Chairman Connie K. Duckworth, Vice Chairman Homer J. Livingston Jr., Past Chairman Retired Chairman, President and CEO PresidentR.R. Donnelley & Sons Company Arzu, Inc.

John R. WalterRetired President and COO,AT&TFormer Chairman, President and CEOR.R. Donnelley & Sons Company

Jonathan P. WardFormer Chairman and CEOServiceMaster Company

William J. WhiteRetired ChairmanBell + HowellProfessorNorthwestern UniversityDept. of Industrial Engineeringand Management Sciences

David P. Winchester, MDChairman, Department of SurgeryEvanston Northwestern Healthcare

William Wrigley, Jr.Chairman, President and CEOWm. Wrigley Jr. Company


CORPORATE

Mark R. NeamanPresident andChief Executive Officer

Jeffrey H. HillebrandChief Operating Officer

Thomas H. HodgesExecutive Vice President, Financeand Treasurer

William R. LuehrsChief Human Resources Officer

Tom SmithChief Information Officer

Kristen MurtosSenior Vice PresidentBusiness Development/Planning

HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

EVANSTON HOSPITALRaymond GradyPresident

Bill Duffy, RNJ.P. GallagherLarry A. Tracy

GLENBROOK HOSPITALDouglas M. SilversteinPresident

Kathleen Snow, RN

HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITALJesse Peterson HallPresident

James M. Renneker, RN

ENH HOME HEALTHAND HOSPICE

Janet SullivanSenior Vice President

ENH MEDICAL GROUP

Joseph Golbus, MDPresident

Marsha MillerGary Weiss

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

CLINICAL CHAIRMEN

ADDITIONAL ENDOWED CHAIRS

William D. Bloomer, MDChairman of Radiation MedicineAnna Hamann, MD, Chair ofRadiation Medicine

Michael S. Caplan, MDChairman of PediatricsThe Auxiliary of EvanstonNorthwestern Healthcare Chair of Pediatrics

Robert R. Edelman, MDChairman of RadiologyWilliam B. Graham Chair of Radiology

Janardan D. Khandekar, MDChairman of MedicineLouise W. Coon Chair of Medicine

Frederick E. Miller, MD, PhDChairman of Psychiatry

William J. Robb III, MD Chairman of Orthopaedic Surgery

Russell G. Robertson, MDChairman of Family Medicine

Richard K. Silver, MDChairman of Obstetrics andGynecologyThe Auxiliary of EvanstonNorthwestern Healthcare Chair of Obstetrics/Gynecology

Jeffery S. Vender, MDChairman of Anesthesiology

Nicholas A. Vick, MDChairman of NeurologyRuth Cain Ruggles Chair of Neurology

Thomas A. Victor, MD, PhDChairman of Pathology andLaboratory Medicine

David P. Winchester, MDChairman of SurgeryStanton and Margaret Rogers PalmerChair of Surgery

Allstate Foundation/Judson B. BranchChair of CardiologyTimothy A. Sanborn, MD

Arlene and Marshall Bennett andJoseph A. Tarkington, MD, Chair of NeurosurgeryIvan S. Ciric, MD

Louis W. Biegler Chair of SurgeryJoseph A. Caprini, MD

Owen L. Coon Chair of Cardiothoracic SurgeryJohn C. Alexander, Jr., MD

Virginia and James Cozad Chair of Hematology/OncologyLynne S. Kaminer, MD

Duckworth Family Chair of BreastCancer ResearchVimla Band, PhD

Rafael M. Garces, MD, Chair of Nuclear MedicineReid M. Perlman, MD

Stanley C. Golder Chair ofNeuroscience ResearchDennis R. Groothuis, MD

Kellogg-Scanlon Chair of OncologyGershon Y. Locker, MD

E. Stephen Kurtides, MD, Chair of Medical EducationGregory W. Rutecki, MD

Jean Ruggles Romoser Chair of CancerResearchHamid Band, MD, PhD

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, Jr.Chair of CardiologyTed E. Feldman, MD

Ellrodt-Schweighauser Family Chair of Perinatal Research

Chester D. Tripp Chair of InternalMedicine

PROFESSIONAL STAFF OFFICERS

Frederick C. Hess, MDPresident

Kenneth J. Nelson, MDPresident-Elect

Thomas C. Keeler, MDVice President

Laurie Hochberg, MDSecretary

Joseph W. Szokol, MDTreasurer

Jeffery S. Vender, MDChairman, Executive Committeeof the Professional Staff


Foundation

Marshall BennettArnold M. BerlinKenneth L. BlockWiley N. CaldwellDouglas K. ChapmanDonald C. Clark, Sr.Harry H. CoonJohn W. CroghanRichard J. FerrisHarold E. Foreman, Jr.James R. FosterJames L. Garard, Jr.John D. GrayDonald P. HorwitzLawrence HoweGregg A. Hunter

Cathy C. AndersonLyle BanksPercy L. Berger, Sr.William D. Bloomer, MDMichael S. Caplan, MDOwen L. Coon, IIIRobert R. Edelman, MDJoseph P. Flanagan, Jr.Russell M. FlaumSteven L. FradkinMichael J. Goldberg, MDDavid B. GolderIlene S. GordonFrederick C. Hess, MDDavid H. HoffmannMichele J. HooperDipak C. Jain, PhDGregory K. JonesJordon R. KatzRichard L. KeyserJanardan D. Khandekar, MD

Lester B. Knight, IIIHarry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr.Marilyn McCoyHarvey N. MedvinSamuel M. MencoffJohn RauM. Jude ReyesEllen A. RudnickScott C. SchweighauserRichard K. Silver, MDJohn D. SimmsHoney Jacobs SkinnerNeele E. Stearns, Jr.Jeffrey W. TaylorJ. Mikesell ThomasJeffery S. Vender, MDNicholas A. Vick, MDJonathan P. WardWilliam J. WhiteDavid P. Winchester, MDWilliam Wrigley, Jr.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS LIFE DIRECTORSRoger D. IsaacsSteven LazarusRichard A. LenonJoseph Levy, Jr.Frank M. LieberRobert I. LoganDonald G. LubinJerry K. PearlmanEllard Pfaelzer, Jr.John M. RichmanHarrison I. SteansRobert N. ThurstonDaniel R. TollRaymond C. TowerCharles R. Walgreen, Jr.Edward S. Weil, Jr.

THE AUXILIARY OF EVANSTONNORTHWESTERN HEALTHCAREBarbara D. BalsleyPresident

Kathleen T. LeightonPresident-Elect

THE AUXILIARY OF HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITALPatti NahinPresident

Nadine WoldenbergPresident-Elect

Cathy C. Anderson, Esq.

William L. Davis*

Connie K. Duckworth*

Robert R. Edelman, MD

Ilene S. Gordon

Dipak C. Jain, PhD

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr.

Chairman

Leopold G. Selker, PhD

President

Richard L. Keyser

Lewis Landsberg, MD*

Homer L. Livingston, Jr.*

Marilyn McCoy

Mark R. Neaman*

Barbara BalsleyPresident, ENH Auxiliary

William L. DavisChairman

Connie K. DuckworthVice Chairman

EX-OFFICIOHomer J. Livingston, Jr.Past Chairman

Mark R. NeamanPresident and CEO

Ronald G. SpaethPresident, ENH Foundation

THE ASSOCIATE BOARD OF EVANSTONNORTHWESTERN HEALTHCARECraig Kahler Justin NyweideCo-Chairs

Brenda KuoMarge GambowClaudine Gerbel

Leslie SevcikDana TurbanBobbie Vender

Julie StoneBonnie HaberMarjorie BarronHelen Wilcox

* Ex officio

Evanston Hospital

Glenbrook Hospital

Highland Park Hospital

ENH Medical Group

ENH Foundation

ENH Research Institute

Affiliated with Northwestern University’sFeinberg School of Medicine

A publication of the Office of Public Relations

Gail PolzinSenior DirectorCorporate Communications

Contributing Writers:Barb HaileyMaryAnn LandoMartha Robbins

2650 Ridge AvenueEvanston, Illinois 60201

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