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contentsLetter from Atrium’s President ..................................................2

Letter from the Foundation Board Chair and President .........................................................3

Subodh and Meena Wadhwa, MD ..............................................4

Rick and Linda Baxter ................................................................6

Health Care Management Group, Arlington Pointe ..................8

Debby Akers and Judy McConnell ...........................................10

Rebecca and Todd Wilber ........................................................12

Annual Fundraising Events ......................................................14

Memories Are Made of This – Celebrating 100 Years Gala ......................................................16

100th Anniversary ....................................................................18

Financials and Statistics ..........................................................20

Foundation Leadership and Staff ............................................21

Foundation Volunteers ............................................................22

Our Donors ...............................................................................24

Major Sponsors .........................................................................24

Sponsors ...................................................................................25

Patrons ......................................................................................25

Contributors .............................................................................26

Honoring Carol Turner .............................................................27

Friends ......................................................................................28

Gala of Hope Grant ...................................................................29

Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio .....................................................30

Matching Funds Programs .......................................................33

Atrium Auxiliary Middletown ...................................................35

96th Annual Charity Ball ..........................................................36

Honorary Gifts ..........................................................................36

Memorial Gifts ..........................................................................38

Heritage Society .......................................................................39

Gifts in Kind...............................................................................41

Legends .....................................................................................43

missionTo develop charitable gifts and resources

dedicated to building healthier communities in southwest Ohio.

visionTo be the most respected, responsive and

supportive source for health care philanthropy in southwest Ohio.

2016 Annual Report 1

DEAR FRIENDS:

At Atrium Medical Center, our promises to you are simple. We’re here for you and your family when you need us. And we’re committed to helping our entire community grow healthier, too.

We’ve made the same pledges — and done our best to keep them — for a remarkable 100 years. We’ve served our neighbors through disasters, wars, epidemics and recessions, always putting our patients first. We’ve introduced life-saving technologies and brought new, needed services to our region. We’ve always kept an eye on the future while focusing on what our patients need today.

I’m honored to be leading our hospital as we begin our next century of service. Later this year we’ll mark the 10th anniversary of Atrium Medical Center, a milestone that celebrates how our hospital — and our dedicated people — adapt so well to changing times. We couldn’t be more excited about the opportunities ahead to serve you and all of our neighbors.

At the same time, we’re deeply grateful for your support — and never more so than in our centennial year. You’re part of a proud tradition of giving that extends back to the early 1900s, when Middletown Hospital was just a dream and a goal. Thanks to your interest and commitment, our hospital — and our region — have never been stronger.

You can count on us to keep our promises, today and for years to come. Now, let the next century of care begin!

Gratefully,

Michael R. Uhl President, Atrium Medical Center

thank you!Carol J. Turner, FACHE, retired as Atrium Medical Center president and CEO in December 2016 after 37 years of service to the hospital. Atrium Medical Center Foundation salutes Carol for her compassionate leadership in building healthier communities.

a promise for a healthy future

Michael R. Uhl

Carol J. Turner

2 Atrium Medical Center Foundation

KEEPERS OF THE PROMISE

When George M. Verity, George Harvey and Colin Gardner Sr. put their considerable influence to work to help create Middletown’s first hospital in 1917, their actions promised a healthier future for their neighbors. Their leadership was supported by hundreds of community members who also believed in the promise and helped bring it to life.

One hundred years later, we stand on the shoulders of giants as we, too, keep the promise of building healthier communities here in southwest Ohio. As we celebrate the hospital’s centennial year, we’re grateful to all who came before us. Our record-breaking gala in September 2016 launched a year of celebration and gratitude. To position Atrium for success in the next century, we launched the Tomorrow’s Promise: Continuing the Legacy campaign. The success of phase one, Fulfilling a Promise to Our Elders, enabled Atrium to open a new Senior Emergency Center in the spring. Phase two, The Promise of Hope, is now underway to enhance behavioral health services at Atrium.

The Foundation unites donors from all walks of life who want to change lives. Thanks to their generosity, today the Foundation’s assets stand at more than $21 million, enabling us to do more good than ever in our community. Increased giving from hospital employees and a growing donor base are just two of the reasons behind the Foundation’s strength.

As they support better health care for their neighbors, many of our donors are creating their own legacy of caring. Among those we highlight in this report are:

• Rick and Linda Baxter, Debby Akers and Judy McConnell, Todd and Rebecca Wilber, and other individuals, families and foundations who share a commitment to the Foundation’s mission

• Dr. and Mrs. Subodh Wadhwa, who see firsthand how gifts to the Foundation benefit patients

• Arlington Pointe, partnering to create a better hospital experience for our elders

• All who participated in our gala, Memories Are Made of This — Celebrating 100 Years

• Atrium Auxiliary Middletown, Middletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs and other groups who serve selflessly

As Atrium begins its second century of service, the Foundation is already helping to create a promising future that would make our founders proud. We’re honored to partner with you to keep the promise of a healthy future.

Michael J. Schneider

Michael D. Stautberg

Michael J. Schneider Michael D. Stautberg Chair, 2016, Atrium Medical Center Foundation President, Atrium Medical Center Foundation


SUBODH AND MEENA WADHWA, MD

Subodh Wadhwa, MD, admits he got a little “choked up” when he saw the anniversary banners located around Atrium’s lobby. These colorful signs honor the founding families, pioneering physicians and significant achievements of the last century at Atrium Medical Center.

“These wonderful people were instrumental in making this hospital what it is today, and I am so very grateful,”

says Dr. Wadhwa, who has practiced at Atrium for more than 30 years. “This hospital has meant everything to my career, providing me a way of helping so many people while earning a living.”

Dr. Wadhwa himself has been a leader, including being the first dedicated neurologist at Middletown Regional Hospital. In 1997, he and emergency medicine physician Ralph Talkers, MD, were among the first in the region to introduce a clot-busting drug to be used at the hospital to halt strokes and prevent disabling brain damage. Dr. Wadhwa serves on Atrium Medical Center Foundation’s Physician Liaison Committee and on the hospital’s Board of Directors.

But in addition to acknowledging the tremendous efforts of the people in Atrium’s last 100 years of service, Dr. Wadhwa has abundant praise for the “people in the trenches” today. “The care, the skill, the big hearts that these nurses, therapists, technicians and others have — it’s overwhelming,” he says. “If you want to know what dedication is, follow an ICU nurse around for an hour or two.”

This gratitude of Dr. Wadhwa and his wife, Meena, for Atrium and its people have motivated them to contribute loyally to the Foundation. “But of course!” says Dr. Wadhwa. “We believe in giving back, but we also give because we see the differences that the Foundation’s efforts make in the hospital.”

Dr. Wadhwa was the physician chair for the Foundation’s 2013 Moments Matter campaign for Atrium’s Neuroscience and Stroke Program, which raised nearly $1.6 million to help patients and families cope with stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions.

The Wadhwas have raised three children in Middletown and now enjoy four grandchildren. “Middletown is home, and Atrium is a big part of the well-being of this region,” Dr. Wadhwa says.

Above left, Dr. Ralph and Rene Talkers and Dr. Subodh and Meena Wadhwa catch up at the 2016 Holiday Dinner with the President. At right, Dr. and Mrs. Wadhwa at the Foundation’s 2010 gala, When You Wish Upon a Star.


Meena and Subodh Wadhwa

“We believe in giving back, but we also give because

we see the differences that the Foundation’s efforts

make in the hospital.”

Meena and Subodh Wadhwa, MD


Meena and Subodh Wadhwa

“Then and now, generous donors really help shape

the future of the Foundation.”

Linda and Rick Baxter


RICK AND LINDA BAXTER

Distance means so little when someone means so much, the adage goes. These are indeed true words when speaking of Rick and Linda Baxter and what they mean to Atrium Medical Center Foundation.

Linda served as Foundation president from 1995 to 2009, until she and Rick moved to Georgia for

his next career step and Linda began work for the American Heart Association. The couple moved to North Carolina in 2015 to care for their parents and discovered they love the region. Linda and Rick have moved into a home in the Blue Ridge Mountains, enjoying beautiful views and frequent nature hikes. Both are active in their careers – Rick as a consultant to apparel companies, and Linda preparing to resume work for a non-profit organization.

“Life is good, but we remember with fondness our dear friends in Ohio, especially those connected to Atrium and the Foundation,” says Rick.

Linda was instrumental in taking the Foundation to a new level, including initiating a comprehensive development plan. Under her skilled leadership, the Foundation raised more than $1.6 million over eight years with annual campaigns that distributed PALS (pediatric advanced life support) bags to area EMT squads, supported the Diabetes Wellness Center,

established the Wilbur and Mary Jean Cohen Women’s Center and filled many other critical needs. In addition, a very successful capital campaign raised $5.1 million to create the Heart Center at Atrium Medical Center.

Linda and Rick continue to help the Atrium community. They are members of the Foundation’s Beacon Society of generous donors; plus, by including Atrium in their estate plans, they are members of the Heritage Society.

“I find great comfort that the Foundation continues to strengthen Atrium’s ability to serve the health care needs of the people of southwest Ohio,” Linda says. “Rick and I have a passion for the community and are happy to support the outstanding work the Foundation does, now under Mike Stautberg’s leadership.”

“Part of Linda Baxter’s legacy was how she established a community of long-lasting connections, with people remaining loyal to Atrium and the Foundation no matter where life takes them,” says Candice DeClark Peace, Foundation board member. “Now, even though they are many miles away, we benefit from Rick and Linda’s friendship and support. We love when they can visit us.”

Linda says serving as Foundation president for 14 years was a distinct privilege. “I thank all the friends of the Foundation for their tremendous support. They helped us to increase the Foundation’s assets from approximately $1 million when I arrived to more than $11 million at the end of my service,” she says. “Then and now, generous donors really help shape the future of the Foundation.”

an enduring connection

Above: Rick, left, and Linda, right, with Linda’s parents, Estelle and Perry Jones.


HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT GROUP, ARLINGTON POINTE

Every older adult who is now receiving emergency care at the wonderful new Senior Emergency Center at Atrium Medical Center can thank Arlington Pointe for making a significant contribution to our 2016 Fulfilling a Promise to Our Elders campaign.

Opened in April 2017, the new Senior Emergency Center is a dedicated space in Atrium’s Emergency Trauma Center for patients age 65 years and up. The center has a soothing, quieter environment with chairs and beds designed for older bodies. Features such as non-skid floors, senior-friendly call buttons, fall monitors in every bed, additional railings and hearing assistance make this area safer and easier for seniors.

Members of the Health Care Management Group team include, left to right, Greg Miller, Allan Acheson, Jamie Brose, Steve Boymel, Tim Miller, Liz Sebesy and Shane Craycraft.


Arlington Pointe, a nursing home and short-term rehabilitation facility in Middletown, is located just a few miles from Atrium.

“Going to an emergency department can cause major anxiety for seniors,” says Greg Miller, executive vice president for Health Care Management Group, the parent company of Arlington Pointe. “We were eager to help this effort at Atrium, so our residents and other older adults in the region have an easier time in the emergency department.”

Greg explains his organization was especially willing to help because they know the concept works. “At another one of our facilities, we’ve seen the enormous difference a better emergency and hospital experience makes to our residents, and we want that for the residents of Arlington Pointe,” he says.

The physicians, nurses and other staff at Atrium’s Senior Emergency Center have special training in assessing the needs of older patients. They know how to get information and how to help ensure follow-up care when a patient leaves the hospital.

“We’re very grateful that Arlington Pointe and the Health Care Management Group not only made a significant contribution to the opening of this center, but also have committed to provide support in the coming years,” says Bill Thornton, campaign chair.

“Atrium’s Senior Emergency Center is a terrific idea, and we’re happy to be a part of it,” Greg concludes.

“We’ve seen the

enormous difference a

better emergency and

hospital experience

makes to our residents,

and we want that

for the residents of

Arlington Pointe.”

Above: Photos of Arlington Pointe, a nursing home and short-term rehabilitation facility in Middletown.


DEBBY AKERS AND JUDY MCCONNELL

“The people who work at Atrium Medical Center are true treasures for this community.”

Those words by Debby Akers begin to describe the gratitude she has for the care and compassion shown for her mother, Judy McConnell, during Judy’s stay at Atrium in 2016.

In February, Judy, a resident of Michigan, was in a terrible car accident in Louisville, Kentucky, with injuries including a severed foot. Successful surgery to reattach the foot and a stay at a Louisville hospital got Judy on the path to recovery. But Debby, who stayed with her mom every night in the Louisville hospital, was eager to get her mom to Middletown, where Debby lives.

As soon as Judy was able, Debby arranged for a move to Atrium’s Rehabilitation Center, which provides comprehensive services for patients recovering from stroke, injuries and

other conditions that require an intensive nursing and therapy approach. Debby’s mom also spent time in Intensive Care when she had a blood clot during her stay.

“I was there with Mom for every day of her three-week stay at Atrium. Each person — therapist, nurse, doctor, technician, staff member — who assisted in her care was kind, never in a hurry, and had an incredible way of explaining what they were doing,” Debby reports. After discharge, Judy stayed with Debby and continued therapy at Atrium on an outpatient basis. She has since returned to her Michigan home.

“I’ve had a lot of experience with other hospitals and can absolutely state that no other hospital offers what Atrium does,” Debby says. “People here work as a team, to help with every aspect of the patient’s recovery.”

Akers Packaging Service Group was one of the sponsors of the Memories Are Made of This — Celebrating 100 Years centennial gala held in September. In gratitude for Judy’s care, Debby and her husband Bill donated tickets for a table of 10 to be used by Rehabilitation Center employees.

“The people of Middletown and surrounding communities are exceptional people — and that’s why Atrium is so good,” says Debby, a regular supporter of Atrium’s Foundation. “We have great people working here to help their neighbors.”

grateful for expert, compassionate care

Above, Debby Akers and her mom, Judy McConnell, enjoy time together on vacation. Right, mother and daughter take a selfie during Judy’s stay at Atrium.


“The people who work at Atrium Medical Center are

true treasures for this community.”

Debby Akers and Judy McConnell


“We believe strongly in giving back, of which Atrium is an

important part, and we want that to be part of our legacy.”

Rebecca and Todd Wilber


REBECCA AND TODD WILBER

Rebecca and Todd Wilber met while working at Walt Disney World in Florida. Rebecca was in restaurant management, and Todd in culinary management. Rebecca became involved with the Taco Bell organization and in 1998, the couple moved to West Chester as they became franchise owners of local Taco Bells. Today, the company they formed — Cincinnati Taco Investments (CTI Restaurants) — owns 11 Taco Bells in the northern Cincinnati area and one UNO Pizzeria & Grill, with nearly 400 employees.

The couple has always promised to give back to their communities — a promise they absolutely keep. For Atrium Medical Center Foundation, this means benefiting not only from the Wilbers’ financial support, but also as these unofficial ambassadors to West Chester help us make even more friends in the area.

“Years ago, we went to our first Atrium Foundation social event and it ran like a well-oiled machine,” says Rebecca. “Everyone had fun. I asked people I knew how to get involved so we could help Atrium and its foundation.”

Rebecca’s high energy and incredible business skills are part of the reason she was recently selected to be in the Power 100 by Cincy Magazine, saluting people of influence and power in Greater Cincinnati.

“I am proud to ask people to become involved with Atrium,” says Rebecca, who serves as president of CTI. “I love the people there and have tremendous respect for how Atrium serves the people of West Chester and other surrounding communities.”

Todd serves as CTI vice president, and he and Rebecca have two sons, Eric and Ryan, and two grandsons, Aiden (age 3) and Landen (age 1 1/2).

“We have been blessed by God with this wonderful family,” says Rebecca, “and we’ve been blessed with a successful business, something that I never in a hundred years would have believed we could have. We believe strongly in giving back, of which Atrium is an important part, and we want that to be part of our legacy.”

Above, Rebecca and Todd are parents of two and grandparents of two.


How delightful! The sun shone on the participants at each of our 2016 fundraising events, as each person’s efforts helped bring brightness to worthy causes at Atrium Medical Center. We are grateful for the always-sunny dispositions of the chairpersons, sponsors, volunteers and attendees who help make these outings not only successful, but also loads of fun.

JAMES A. COMBS MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENTFor the 22nd year, golfers teed off for the James A. Combs Memorial Golf Tournament, held on May 20, 2016, at the Weatherwax Golf Course in Middletown. Proceeds of nearly $25,000 were split between the Kiwanis Club Middletown for scholarships and the Dr. E. Ronald Oches Endowment for Children’s Health at Atrium Medical Center. A tip of the golf visor to father-son co-chairs Steve and Dan Dobrozsi and all our volunteers, sponsors and players.

sunny success at annual fundraising events

“Those who bring sunshine

into the lives of others cannot

keep it from themselves.”

– Playwright James M. Barrie Enjoying the 2016 James A. Combs Memorial Golf Tournament are, left to right, Andy Combs, Patricia R. Combs-Brannaman, Joe Daly, John Daly and Cathy Harris.


HEAL FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL AND STEPS 4 HEALING RUN/WALK What a splendid day! A crowd of over 400 people gathered for the seventh annual HEAL (Help Endure a Loss) Family Fun Festival on July 9, 2016, at the Niederman Family Farm in Liberty Township. Participants included many who have experienced one of life’s greatest tragedies, the death of a child. Nearly 500 people enjoyed rides, games, food and friendship at the festival. Earlier that morning, nearly 100 people participated in the third annual Steps 4 Healing Run/Walk, also held at the Niederman Family Farm. Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, walk/run registrations, silent auction and other fundraising activities, these back-to-back events netted nearly $10,000 for HEAL.

HIGHWAY TO HELPThe event is promoted “rain or shine!” but the motorcyclists and their family and friends were happy to have a sunny day for the second annual Highway to Help, held August 6, 2016. The event, created by Atrium employee James Bruggeman, raised nearly $7,000 this year to benefit the annual holiday Adopt-A-Family program at Atrium. The three-hour covered bridge ride was followed by a fun cookout and prizes at Mutt’s Brewery Lounge in Trenton.

sunny success at annual fundraising events

Sheree Young, HEAL coordinator, and a young walker take to the trail for the Steps 4 Healing Run/Walk on July 9, 2016.

All of the Highway to Help riders take a break and gather for a group shot on August 6, 2016.


memories are made of this- celebrating 100 years

GALA NETS NEARLY $290,000 FOR SENIOR CARE

What makes a memory? People and places? Dreams and ambitions? Pride and joy? Answer: All the above. In fact, these themes abounded at Atrium Medical Center Foundation’s fourth triennial gala, Memories Are Made of This – Celebrating 100 Years, held on September 24, 2016, at the Sharonville Convention Center. The gala kicked off a year-long celebration of Atrium Medical Center’s progress, from its 1917 founding as a 28-bed community hospital to today’s 328-bed regional medical center.

Joseph and Carol Bidwell chaired an enthusiastic, hard-working gala committee that included Neila Barnes, Ellen Block, Barbara Chappell, Patricia Miller Gage, Karen Harrison, Sarah Kaup, Sara Mahoney, Beth Marchant, Dee Dee Mosko, Saundra Pearce, Gina Pennington, Lyndsey Pittman, Jennifer Ridge, MD, Frances Sack, Carole Schul and Barbara Strait.

Thanks to the generosity of gala attendees as well as Visionary Sponsor Baker Concrete Construction; Legacy Sponsors AK Steel, Akers Packaging Service Group, Cohen Recycling and Magnode; and other generous individuals and businesses, the gala netted nearly $290,000 to help establish the Senior Emergency Center at Atrium as part of the Foundation’s Fulfilling a Promise to Our Elders campaign.

From the venue’s grand atrium flanked by banners commemorating the hospital’s founders, citing historic events and honoring legendary men and women, to cocktails amidst the magnificent silent auction (the most successful ever!), to dinner and awards in the sparkling ballroom, it is safe to say that a good time was had by a record-breaking 1,100 celebrants.

As guests enjoyed their dinner, Foundation leaders announced the names of the 2016 Physician and Community Heroes. This year, the Foundation honored the legendary community leaders who founded Middletown Hospital — George M. Verity, George Harvey and Colin Gardner Sr. — as well as pioneering physicians of the time – Mabel E. Gardner, MD, David F. Gerber, MD and E.O. Bauer, MD. All were lauded as heroes for their vision and dedication to building the “hospital on a hill.” Atrium’s medical staff also named a Contemporary Physician Hero, W. Thomas Scott, MD. A video chronicling Atrium’s history and another honoring Dr. Scott debuted at the gala. (View these videos at AtriumMedCenter.org/Honorees.)

The evening ended with dancing and conversation, catching up with old friends, making new acquaintances and looking forward to another fabulous Foundation gala in 2019. As committee co-chair Carol Bidwell notes, “Now is the time to capture the spirit of our founders and meet the challenges ahead. It’s time to make more history – and more memories.”


memories are made of this- celebrating 100 years

Atrium Medical Center Foundation’s gala on September 24, 2016, took a look back by honoring all who made Atrium what

it is today and set the stage for a promising future. At Memories Are Made of This – Celebrating 100 Years, 1,100 guests enjoyed

dinner, dancing, fun and catching up with old and new friends.


“Together, we’re

strengthening

health care in our

region, now and for

years to come.”HOSPITAL THRIVES, THANKS TO GENEROUS DONORS

It’s nearly impossible to imagine where Atrium Medical Center would be today without the generous and thoughtful support, over 100 years, of countless men and women who have believed in the hospital’s mission and delivered on their promise to support it.

Impossible — because donors to Atrium Medical Center Foundation, and all those who came before them, have touched nearly every aspect of patient care with their giving. From life-saving technology and needed new services, to wellness programs that promote better health, to care for the uninsured and underinsured, to thoughtful touches that enhance care, Foundation donors make a significant impact for patients and their loved ones every day.

This tradition of giving began even before the hospital was founded. After 1910’s tragic train wreck and 1913’s ravaging flood, the community organized to raise funds for the new Middletown Hospital that opened its doors on March 5, 1917.

That was just the beginning of a remarkable, century-long story of caring. From the 1920s through today, the hospital has expanded seven times to keep up with rapidly changing technology and create the best environment for care and healing. The opening of Atrium Medical Center in 2007, in a new location close to I-75, marked a significant milestone for our region. Such growth and innovation would not be possible without substantial support from community members, hospital employees, physicians, volunteers, businesses and foundations.

The hospital has grown and changed over 100 years to meet the region’s most pressing health care needs.


Today, Atrium Medical Center Foundation carries on a dynamic legacy of stewardship by offering donors diverse ways to help to build healthier communities. Foundation annual campaigns focus on meeting specific community needs, such as creation of the new Senior Emergency Center and putting a mobile mammography coach on the road. A capital campaign raised $5.1 million to bring advanced heart care to the new Atrium Medical Center. The Heritage Society honors those who leave a legacy by including the Foundation in their will or estate plans. And special events, many with community partners, offer opportunities for fun and fundraising.

“I am continually impressed by our community’s generosity and deeply grateful for all the ways donors selflessly give their time, talent and treasure,” says James B. Kleingers, PE, PS, LEED AP, a long-time Foundation board member and vice chair of the 2005-2008 capital campaign. “Every gift touches lives and improves health right here at home. What a great investment! Together, we’re strengthening health care in our region, now and for years to come.”

Above, the first hospital building in Middletown. Top, today’s Atrium Medical Center, which opened in 2007.


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fulfilling the promiseThanks to the generosity of caring individuals, families, businesses, foundations and community groups, patients at Atrium Medical Center benefit from advanced technology and caring services, close to home. Atrium Medical Center Foundation ensures that every gift supports the Foundation’s mission of building healthier communities for all who live and work in southwest Ohio.

In 2016, 1,005 donors — including 287 new donors — contributed $1,433,929 to further the Foundation’s charitable work. These gifts reflect both pledges and cash contributions. Every gift is used for its designated intent. Every dollar is put to use where it will have the greatest impact to touch lives and improve health.

GIFTS RECEIVED IN 2016 ............................................................................. $1,433,929Foundation endowments and investments stood at $21,102,065 at the end of 2016.

2016 INVESTMENTS IN OUR COMMUNITY ..................................... $705,789

SERVING ATRIUM’S PATIENTS ATRIUM’S CAREGIVERS

Businesses........................................................................................................................................... $689,480

Individuals ......................................................................................................................................... $414,848

Foundations/Trusts ....................................................................................................................... $185,074

Atrium Auxiliary Middletown ...........................................................................$77,846

Atrium Employees .............................................................................................................................$52,551

Middletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs .............................................$14,130

Gifts reflect pledge and cash contributions.

Women’s Services ............................$166,017

Cardiac Care ........................................$100,750

Community Health & Wellness ............................................. $99,839

Maternal Child Health Center ... $71,728

Education/Staff Development ..$49,771

Family Birth Center ......................... $43,456

HEAL (Help Endure A Loss) ........... $38,758

Miscellaneous Support ................. $29,777

Campus Security ................................ $21,145

Emergency/Trauma Services .... $26,757

Gardens and Walking Trail .......... $18,480

Cancer Care ........................................... $14,417

Dialysis and Kidney Care ................. $9,976

Behavioral Health ................................ $9,318

Employee Assistance: Friends In Need .....................................$3,100

Patient Guest Services ...................... $2,500

Admissions .........................10,213Surgeries, Inpatient ........1,918Surgeries, Outpatient at Atrium................................2,270Surgeries, Outpatient Offsite ......................................5,583

Births ...........................................908Emergency Trauma Center Visits ..................... 53,567Emergency Trauma Mason Center Visits ........4,011Outpatient Visits .......... 183,596

Employees ........................................................1,613

Medical Staff ..................................................... 536

Volunteers .......................................................... 304


Seated, left to right: Nancy Gross, Christopher Hopper, Michael Long, Dr. Bruce Barnes and Neila Barnes. Standing, left to right: Michael Stautberg, Barbara Strait, Jonathan McCann, James Kleingers, Thomas Farrell, Michael Scorti, Charles Anderson, Candice DeClark Peace, Joseph Beatty, Patricia Miller Gage, Frank Chapman, Donald Pelfrey, Dr. Gregory Siewny, Marsha Caudill, Michael Uhl, Rhonda Seidenschmidt, James Papakirk and Michael Schneider. Not pictured: Gene Snow, Larry Hollingshead, Sarah Kaup, Kirk Reich, Dr. Barry Robertson and Dr. Jeffrey Zollett.

Left to right: Jessica Woodard, Virginia Peters, Michael Stautberg, Dawn Hensley and Samuel Lobar

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017Michael D. Long, Chair

Michael J. Scorti, Vice Chair, Distribution Committee Chair

Nancy L. Gross, CPA, Treasurer

Thomas P. Farrell, Secretary

Dr. Bruce and Neila Barnes, Heritage Society Co-Chairs

Joseph E. Beatty, Education Committee Chair

James B. Kleingers, PE, PS, LEED AP, Development Committee Chair

Jonathan D. McCann, Investment Committee Chair

James Papakirk, JD, Annual Fund Committee Chair

Candice DeClark Peace, JD, CPA, Planned Giving Committee Chair

Gregory W. Siewny, MD, Physician Liaison Committee Chair

Gene A. Snow, Nominating Committee Chair

Charles W. Anderson

Frank B. Chapman

Patricia Miller Gage

Larry L. Hollingshead

Christopher M. Hopper

Sarah R. Kaup

Donald L. Pelfrey

Kirk W. Reich

Barry A. Robertson, MD


Rhonda L. Seidenschmidt

Barbara W. Strait

Jeffrey S. Zollett, MD

Michael R. Uhl, President, Atrium Medical Center

Marsha Caudill, President, Atrium Auxiliary Middletown

Michael D. Stautberg, President, Atrium Medical Center Foundation

Special thanks to these board members whose terms ended in 2016: Anthony J. Checroun, MD; Pat Dupps; Walter Roehll Jr., MD; and Carol J. Turner

FOUNDATION STAFFMichael D. Stautberg, President

Dawn G. Hensley, Development Associate

Samuel R. Lobar, Director of Major Gifts

Virginia M. Peters, Donor Management Specialist

Jessica A. Woodard, Development Manager


HERITAGE SOCIETY COMMITTEEDr. Bruce and Neila Barnes, Co-chairs

Frank B. Chapman

Wilbur Cohen

Candice DeClark Peace, JD, CPA

Donald L. Pelfrey

Jerald Pennington

W. Thomas Scott, MD

SEMINAR COMMITTEEWilliam C. Keck, Chair

Candice DeClark Peace, JD, CPA, Planned Giving Chair

James Keys Jr., JD

Lisa Martinez

Jonathan D. McCann

Peter D. McColgan

Andrew N. Singer, JD

Mark Welch

Tina Whitacre

GIFT ACCEPTANCE COMMITTEEMichael J. Schneider, Chair

Joseph Bidwell

James B. Kleingers

Michael D. Long

James Papakirk, JD


John Sawyer

Scott Shelton

Carol J. Turner, FACHE

Jeffrey Zollett, MD

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEJames B. Kleingers, PE, PS, LEED AP, Chair

Joseph E. Beatty

Thomas P. Farrell

James Papakirk, JD

Walter H. Roehll Jr., MD


Barbara W. Strait

NOMINATING COMMITTEEGene A. Snow, Chair

Joseph E. Beatty

Marsha Caudill


Sarah R. Kaup

Michael D. Long

Donald L. Pelfrey

Barbara W. Strait

SPECIAL PROJECT VOLUNTEERSJim Bruggeman

Freund, Freeze & Arnold, LPA

Ian Hacker

Madeline Hensley

Gabriella Hougan

Mary Jo Lane

Laura Lobar

Mike and Sara Mahoney

Lisa Martinez

Project Search Students

Emily Richter

Angie Stautberg

Ava Rose Stautberg

John Woodard

Sarah Woodard

Betsy Zelek

DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEEMichael D. Long, Chair

Joseph E. Beatty

Pat Dupps

Sarah R. Kaup

James Papakirk, JD


Donald L. Pelfrey

Walter H. Roehll Jr., MD


Barbara W. Strait

INVESTMENT COMMITTEEJonathan D. McCann, Chair

Nancy Gross, CPA

James Papakirk, JD


Donald L. Pelfrey


Michael J. Scorti

J. Michael Sims

PHYSICIAN LIAISON COMMITTEEGregory Siewny, MD, Chair

Anthony Checroun, MD, Vice Chair

Sharad Goel, MD

Jerry Hammond, MD

Jeffrey Hoffman, MD

Anthony Krebs, MD

Barry Robertson, MD

Daniel Sheps, DO

Barbara W. Strait

Subodh Wadhwa, MD

volunteers of the foundation


GOLF COMMITTEEDaniel Dobrozsi, Co-chair

Steve Dobrozsi, Co-chair

Marty Cole

Larry Curless

Mary Dobrozsi

Gary Gross

Robyne Head

Donna Kramer

Marla Marsh

Bill McCall

Sharon McCall

Martha Oches

Donald L. Pelfrey

Michael J. Scorti

JC Shew

MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS — CELEBRATING 100 YEARS GALA COMMITTEEJoseph and Carol Bidwell, Co-Chairs

Neila Barnes

Ellen Block

Barbara Chappell


Karen Harrison

Sarah R. Kaup

Sara Mahoney

Beth Marchant

Dee Dee Mosko

Saundra Pearce

Gina Pennington

Lyndsey Pittman

Jennifer Ridge, MD

Frances Sack

Carole Schul

Barbara W. Strait

ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEEJames Papakirk, JD, Annual Fund Committee Chair

William Thornton, Campaign Chair, Fulfilling a Promise to Our Elders Campaign

Marquita Turner, Employee Committee Chair

Charles W. Anderson

Jill Aston, MD

Joseph E. Beatty

Marsha Caudill

Frank B. Chapman


Tina Gregory

Robert Hendricks

Stephen Hightower II

Christopher M. Hopper

Sarah R. Kaup

Michael D. Long

Michael Mahoney

Jonathan D. McCann

Amy Newland

Martha Oches

Pat and Karen Piccioni

Kirk W. Reich


Carole Schul

Rhonda Seidenschmidt

Gregory W. Siewny, MD

Dan Smith

Barbara W. Strait

Ralph Talkers, MD

EMPLOYEE COMMITTEEMarquita Turner, Chair

Autumn Adams

Mandi Alcorn

Becky Arthur

Donna C Banks

Ed Bastien

Logan Beeman

Julia Buddenberg

Cindy Carter

Gaye Copas

Keith Davis

Lisa Duncan

Susan Evans

Karen Feldmeyer

Carolyn Fogarty

Bernice Francis

Lizzie Gilbert

Tina Gregory

Kelli Hall

Kathryn Hanak

Sherry Hill

Stephanie Hisey

Rachel Lamb

Teresa LeMaster

Kathy Letizia

Cyndi Mapp

Lejeana Miller

Wendy Mitchell

Ryan Muhlenkamp

Shobha Patel

Jean Reed

Linda Resler

Laura Salome

Debbie Sheets

Teresa Smith

Margie Swigonski

Mandi Wells

Jennifer Wendling

Amy Wolf


promise keepers

MAJOR SPONSORS: $5,000 and Greater

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.

AK Steel Corporation

Akers Packaging Services Group

Arthur Harvey Foundation

Atrium Auxiliary Middletown

Baker Concrete Construction, Inc.

Barnitz Fund, Chase

Mr. Jerrold Twohig and Dr. Judith Burichin

Barbara K. Chappell

Clark Schaefer Hackett

Cohen

Cornerstone Companies

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Cohen

CTI Restaurants

Dayton Physicians Network

EPreward, Inc.

First Financial Bank, N.A.

Fraternal Order of Eagles #528

Frost Brown Todd

G & J Pepsi

Gala of Hope Foundation

Della B. Gardner Charitable Trust

Health Care Management Group

Hightowers Petroleum Co., Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Hollingshead

Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Jones

Sarah and Gary Kaup

Kiwanis Club of Middletown

Kohl’s “Associates in Action” Program

Kori & Everhart Advanced Dentistry

Magnode Corporation

Medical Imaging Physicians, Inc.

Middletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs

Middletown Community Foundation

Dr. Percy D. and Laurie Mitchell, Jr.

N-Stock Box, Inc.

NTE Energy, LLC

Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices

Perkins Family Fund for Public Health, MCF

Piccioni Family Foundation

PNC

Dr. and Mrs. Barry A. Robertson

Rockies Express Pipeline, LLC

The Weber W. Sebald Trust, Chase

Shook Construction

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Siewny

Skanska USA Building

Carol J. Turner

UBS Financial Services, Inc.

W. E. Smith Family Charitable Trust

Walter and Nellie Evans Fund

Warren County Foundation

William O. Barnitz Fund

Jill C. Wilson

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Zollett

Atrium Medical Center Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their support in 2016. Your gifts continue the legacy of caring started by the hospital’s founders a century ago.

OUR DONORS TOUCH LIVES, IMPROVE HEALTH


SPONSORS: $2,000 to $4,999

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Alderson

Charles W. Anderson

Atrium Credit Union, Inc.

Atrium Medical Staff

Dr. and Mrs. Dale Block

Campbell & Company LP

Arthur B. Casper, Esq.

S. Robert Casper, Esq.

The Chamber of Commerce Serving Middletown, Monroe and Trenton

The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty

Comprehensive Dermatology

Kelly Cowan

John and Pat Dupps

Eubel Brady & Suttman Asset Management, Inc.

James S. and Marjorie E. Farkas Fund, MCF

Fidelity Health Care

Fifth Third Bank

David and Jayne Floering

Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Fondersmith Fund, Youth Advisory Council, MCF

Give with Liberty

Tina Gregory and Megan Janes

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Grossmann

Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hageman

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hardin

Jeff and Maxine Hoffman

Huhtamaki, Inc.

Interact for Health

Joe Morgan Honda

Kastle Technologies

Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Kiefhaber

Kingdom Sports Center

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kleingers

Kroger

Tammy L. Laine

Laine & Lane Marketing Communications

Lincoln Financial Advisors

Loyal R. and Anita Juengling Memorial Fund, MCF

Marsh & McLennan Agency

Messer Construction Company

Miami University Regional– Middletown Campus

Miami Valley Emergency Specialists

Middletown Anesthesia Consultants, Inc.

Miriam G. Knoll Charitable Foundation

Ms. Anita Moore

Nelson’s Seasonal Decor, LLC

Jim and Marilyn Noll

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oches

Mrs. Martha S. Oches

Ohio Eagle Distributing

The Ohio State University

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pancoast

David and Karen Pearce

Phi Beta Psi Sorority

PNC Financial Services Group

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Pratt

Premier TeamHealth

Bonnie and Tom Scott, MD

David and Rhonda Seidenschmidt

Robb McKerron Snider, MD

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Stautberg

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Uhl

Vocera

Dr. and Mrs. Subodh Wadhwa

Warren County Community Services, Inc.

WesBanco Private Client Services Group

World Pac Paper

PATRONS: $1,000 to $1,999

Mr. and Mrs. William Akers, II

ASAP Event Advertising

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Andrew

Saul and Donna Banks

Bilbrey Construction, Inc.

Mr. DeWitt Chapple, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Conley

The Dupps Company

Scott and Cissi Glickfield

Gross & Co., Licensed Business Professionals

Hilltop Obstetrics & Gynecology, Inc.

Sharon Hodge

Insurance Associates

Lyndon Lorenzo Jones and Anita Scott Jones

Donna and Mike Kauffman

Dr. William D. Langworthy

Lebanon Optimist Club

Mrs. Marilee A. Levey

Laura and Sam Lobar

Betty J. Love

Mr. Joseph F. Lyons, Jr.

Dr. Roderick H. MacGregor

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mandzak

Lisa Martinez

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. McCann

Motorists Mutual Insurance Company

Mr. Douglas Murray

OstermanCron

Park National Bank

John and Wendy Parks`

Mr. and Mrs. James Peace

Jerry and Carolyn Pennington

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Philbin

The Quaker Chemical Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William Rathman

Robert & Eugenie Millan Family Fund

Dr. Greg A. Schaublin

David and Carole Schul

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Scorti

Sinclair Community College– Courseview Campus

Drs. Joseph and Diana Small

Mr. James Spurlino

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Suttman II

Mr. and Mrs. John Venturella

Mr. and Mrs. Will Verity

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wainscott

Dr. and Mrs. Martin J. Walsh


CONTRIBUTORS: $250 TO $999

1st National Bank

Drs. Frank and Mary Albers

Deborah Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Allen

AMC Laboratory Employees

American Savings Bank

Donna C. Banks

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Banks

Dr. L. Bruce and Neila Barnes

Barnhizer & Associates, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Barresi

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bauer, Jr.

Linda and Richard Baxter

J. Logan Beeman

Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Bidwell

Bob Evans Farms Restaurant

Mary Boosalis and Tom Olsen, MD

Mr. Scott and Dr. Casey Boyce

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bruner

Ms. Charlene Burrell

Mr. Kevin Carson and Dr. Diane Murdock-Carson

Dr. Thomas Carson and Mr. Octavio Hernandez

Cassady Schiller & Associates, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Corbett D. Caudill

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cesta

Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Chapman

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Checroun

Chemed Foundation

Children’s Medical Center, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Christy

Chudde Wealth Management

Cincinnati State–Middletown Campus

Rev. John Civille

Marty Cole

Complete Solutions, Inc.

Coordinated Financial Services

Ms. Sandra Cramer

Dayton Children’s Hospital

Dick and Charlotte Nisbet Fund, MCF

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dickerson

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Dobrozsi

Mr. James and Dr. Phyllis Doerger

Linda Duplechian, BSN, RN

Ms. Betty Gay Earls

James M. Elder

Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fairchild, Jr.

Dr. Craig E. Fennel

Sandra Fletcher

Carolyn and Brian Fogarty

Foundation of the American College of Healthcare Executives

Bernice Francis


Elaine and Don Garver

Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Gebhart

Ms. Bobbie L. Gerhart

Gary Ginter

Jason and Christie Gray

Great Miami Valley YMCA

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Gross

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Gruwell

Hauw T. and Amy J. Han

Dave and Karen Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. John Hausfeld

Thomas and Deborah Hazelbaker

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks

Susan Henson

Herr-Riggs Funeral Home

HighTech Signs

Hilltop Obstetrics & Gynecology Employees

Stephanie Hisey, RN

Pamela J. Hollihan

Hospice Care of Middletown

Colleen R. Hughes

Huntington National Bank

Independent Sheet Metal

Mr. Richard D. Isroff

Karen D. Johnson

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Kah

Mr. Yonathan M. Kebede

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kelly

The Kidney and Hypertension Center

Dr. and Mrs. Victor Y. Kim

Robert J. Knueven, CPA

Doug and Rhonda Koenig

Mike and Priscilla Lane

Jan Leary

Lebanon Ford

Mr. Jeffrey Levine

Mr. Marc E. Katz and Ms. Julie Liss-Katz

Lone Star Steakhouse

Mr. Michael D. Long

Tammy Lundstrom, MD

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahoney, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mahoney

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Maiberger

Dr. and Mrs. Russell Malcolm, Jr.

Beth A. Marchant

Louis B. McCallay Fund, MCF

Jill L. McCoy

McGill Smith Punshon Inc.

John McKinney III

Anna Meiners

Lejeana Miller

Miller-Valentine Group

Wendy L. Mitchell

D. David Morgan

Dave and Joanne Morgan

Dee Dee Mosko

Mount Pleasant Retirement Village

Ryan Muhlenkamp

Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Mulligan, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Mulligan, Jr.

Beth A. Mullins

Multi-Funds

Robyn Myers

Dr. and Mrs. Amaresh R. Nath

National Care Advisors

Gregory K. Neumann

Amy Newland

Nordstrom Films, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Norris

Odyssey RFID, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Olson


Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Parker

Dr. Kenton Pate

Patriot Machining & Maintenance Services

Pattyburger

Mr. and Mrs. Don Pelfrey

Virginia M. Peters

Pickrel Brothers

Pinnacle Paving & Sealing

Lyndsey Pittman

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Pledger

ProLift Industrial Equipment

Ralph E. Wade Insurance Agency, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rambo

Mr. Anthony Ramstetter

Kirk W. Reich

Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker

Dr. Kelly and Mr. Ted Ripperger

Zakiya Robinson

Dr. and Mrs. Walter H. Roehll, Jr.

Roosevelt Surgical Associates, Inc.

Cory Ronaldo Rowe

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rutledge

Dan and Frances Sack

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Saunders

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schaefer

Mr. Michael J. Schneider

Ms. Kimberly L. Scott

Daniel J. Sheps, DO

Shumsky Enterprises

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Skidmore

Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Snow

Solid Blend Technologies

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sora

Lisa Spring

Rachel Stall

Standard Textile

STAT Revenue

Barbara Steel, MD and Mr. Jeff Moore

Dr. Malcolm Steiner and Carolyn Hartwell, PhD

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stevens-Gleason

Kevin and Barbara Strait

Ms. Alice Stransky

Dr. and Mrs. Tom Straus

Jon and Courtney Sulentic

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Sullivan, III

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Swisshelm

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Swope

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Talkers

Thermal Solutions, Inc.

Jane Grant Tougas

Mr. Xuanvu Vu

Ingrid Waggoner

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ware

Warren County Port Authority

Mr. and Mrs. Vito P. Weeda

Robin Wenzel

West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance

Wildlife International

Mark and Molly Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Williams

Fern Wills

Michele Wilson

Wilson-Schramm-Spaulding Funeral Home

Jamie Wingeier

Darlene Wiseman

J. Scott and Jessica Woodard

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wortley

John and Suzie Bennett

YMCA of Greater Dayton – Coffman Family YMCA

Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Zollett

WALKING TRAIL HONORS YEARS OF SERVICE

Carol J. Turner’s career spanned 37 years at Atrium Medical Center and Middletown Regional Hospital. Throughout her time here, including the six years she served as Atrium’s president and CEO, she certainly left a legacy of compassion and excellence at the institution she loved and led. In 2016, when Carol retired, many of her friends and colleagues began honoring her by making gifts to complete the walking trail that circles Atrium’s campus, an effort continuing today.

“My dear friend Carol championed the creation of this trail, which encourages health and wellness for patients, visitors, employees and the community,” says Jeffrey Zollett, MD, Atrium Health System Board of Directors. “It’s wonderful to see people recognize her dedication with a gift to complete the final segment of phase one of the trail.”

We’re close to achieving one of Carol’s dreams. If you wish to make a gift in her name to finish this 1.3-mile loop, give online at AtriumMedCenter.org/donate or call the Foundation office at (513) 974-5144.

friends of Carol

Gathered at the Holiday Dinner with the President in December 2016 are, left to right, Dr. Jeffrey Zollett, Carol Turner, Dr. Barry Robertson, Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman and Dr. William Andrew.


FRIENDS: $1 to $250

Jeff and Libby Abele

Brenda Abney

Autumn M. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Adams

Ms. Lauren Adams

Ms. Cheryl Adkins

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adkins

Advanced Eye Solutions

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Albacarys

Mandi Alcorn

Alliance Printing & Mailing Services

Jill Alsip

Ms. Renee Althof

Mr. Stephen D. Altic

AMC Administration

AMC Care Management Staff

AMC Medical Records Department

AMC Pharmacy

Ms. Barbara Andrews

Danielle Andrews

Mr. Dan Anslinger, Jr.

The Art Company

Rebecca Arthur

Mr. Scott and Dr. Jill Aston

Lori Atkinson

Mr. Robert Ayen

Mr. and Mrs. Junius Bach

Mr. Steve Back

Milissa Bailey

Ruth Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Baker

Baker-Stevens-Parramore Funeral Home

Christine Banford

Christopher Banks

Mr. Joseph Barger

Mrs. Patricia W. Barnes

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barnholtz

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Barton

Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso Basile

Jennifer Batliner

Joe and Cindy Beatty

BeauVerre Riordan Studios

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Becker

Linda Bell

Ms. Velma J. Bell

Mrs. Betsy P. Bender

Kathy Bere

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Berish

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bertsch

Carol and Joseph Bidwell

Big Al’s Muffler & Brake

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Billington

Ms. Stacy M. Black

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Blanton

Darryl Blitzer

Mr. Jeremy R. Bodey and Ms. Lauren Mattiace-Bodey

Tiffany Boone

Monica Borchers

Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Bradley

Deborah Branscomb

Darlene Breedlove

John E. Breidenbach, Esq.

Breitenbach Anderson Funeral Home

BRG Apartments

Ms. Ann Brock

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Brockman

Lisa Brookbank

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Broomhall

Mr. and Mrs. David Bruggeman

James Bruggeman

Mr. Gary Brugman

Midge Bailey Bryant

Lee and Liz Buchanan

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Buchheit

Julia and Chad Buddenberg

Joseph Burdick

Dr. John and Donna Burley

Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Burnett

Dr. Daniel A. Butler

Patti and Norman Butt

BZMS Events

C. D. Bramlage & Company

Ms. Patricia Caldwell

Mr. Charles S. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Campbell

Dr. and Mrs. JW Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Campbell

Mary Campbell

Mr. Shayne Carberry

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlisle

Alexandra K. Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Carpenter

Alyssa M. Carroll

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Carter

Carvaso’s

Casper & Casper, LLC

Mr. David Cates

City of Middletown

Mr. Steven Clark

Mr. Michael Cobb

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cohen

Patricia Colwell

Ms. Sierra Combs

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Compton

Caitlin C. Conaway

Judy Conn

Teresa Conyers

Chris and Stephanie Cooley

Ms. Kayla Cornett

Jay Cotterman

Missy Cottman

Mr. Andy Cottrill

Ms. Brooke Coulter

Bob and Debbie Cover


Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Cox

Karen Cox

Lee Anne Craft

Ms. Jenna Crippa

Mrs. Carol Croake

Kimberly Wilson Crout

Larry and Letitia Curless

Mr. and Mrs. John Current

Mr. Paul Dadosky

Mr. Joseph A. Dalton

Mrs. Roberta B. Daly

Roger and Bonnie Daniel

Ms. Kimberly L. Daniska

Congressman and Mrs. Warren Davidson

Mr. Richard Davies

Keith Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Davis

Ashley Dawes

Peg Dawson

The Dayton Foundation

Dayton’s Bed Bug Dog LLC

Jay Dearth

Mr. Tim DeHart

Suzie Deis

Tammy Dellaposta

Dr. and Mrs. Scot W. Denmark

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Derickson

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dershem

Mr. Shaun Desmarais

Mr. Chuck DeWitt, Jr.

Mr. John B. Dexter

Mr. Matthew DiCicco and Ms. Jenn Brumby-DiCicco

Mrs. Virginia Dillman

Dixon Golf, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dobrozsi

Stephen and Wendy Dobrozsi

HELPING FIGHT CANCER IN OUR COMMUNITY

Patients at Atrium Medical Center will benefit from a generous grant by the Gala of Hope Foundation, focused exclusively on fighting cancer in the Miami Valley, to all four Premier Health hospitals.

At Atrium, our Wilbur and Mary Jean Cohen Women’s Center will use a portion of the gift to help buy a breast biopsy system, enabling radiologists to even more accurately target subtle breast lesions.

Additionally, important research being done by Barbara Steel, MD, will be supported with the Gala of Hope gift. Dr. Steel, a pathologist at Atrium for 20 years and former member of the Foundation Board, now serves as Premier’s medical director of blood management. She is conducting research that examines the impact of preoperative treatment of iron deficiency anemia in cancer patients.

“We are very grateful for this gift, especially because it’s difficult to get funding for research in the community hospital setting,” says Dr. Steel. “We’ll treat iron deficiency anemia in many of our cancer patients before their surgery and measure what impact that makes in their fight against cancer.”

The Gala of Hope Foundation was founded in 2012 by Barbara and Bob Mills.

gala of hope

Above, celebrating Gala of Hope’s gift to Premier Health are, left to right, Jenny Lewis, Michael Stautberg, Dr. Barbara Steel, Barbara Mills, Mary Boosalis, Bob Mills, Kathleen Scarbrough and Jan Hillman.


FRIENDS, CONTINUED

Dobrozsi Insurance Agency

Mr. Scott Doench

Dr. Barbara M. Doerr

Mr. Walter Dolinski

Don Imhoff, Jr., Attorney at Law

Dorothy Lane Market

Mr. David Downey

Mr. and Mrs. John Downing

Ms. Linda S. Dreeszen

Mrs. Nita Driscoll

DuBois Chemical

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Dulle

JoAnn Duncan

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duncan

Mr. and Mrs. Leman L. Dunlap, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Duritsch

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dyer

Ms. Jan Easterling

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Easterling

Donna Edell

El Mesón

Mr. Dwayne Emerson

Mrs. Mary B. Enochs

Mr. and Mrs. John Evans

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Eves

Excel Corporate Care

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Farrell

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Faze

Mr. and Mrs. James Felder

Karen A. Feldmeyer

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fiessinger

Matthew Fiessinger

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fightmaster

Mr. John Finlay

First United Methodist Church

Julie L. Fischmer

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Fisler

SUPPORTS ATRIUM’S MOBILE MAMMOGRAPHY COACH

When you see an Ohio license plate sporting the pink ribbon for breast cancer awareness, you know that driver is helping in the fight against breast cancer. The Breast Cancer Awareness license plate costs $35 a year, and $25 from each plate goes to Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio to further its mission of supporting breast cancer patients.

In 2016, the fund presented Atrium Medical Center with a generous grant to support screenings on our mobile mammography coach.

“We consistently get women coming to the coach for a mammogram and telling us that their last mammogram was a long time ago — or never,” says Anna Meiners, manager of medical imaging and breast services at Atrium. “The coach makes it easy to have a mammogram. Early detection saves lives, and the Breast Cancer Fund of Ohio plays an important role for women’s health.”

You can join the fight and buy the pink ribbon plate either at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles or at www.oplates.com. You don’t have to wait until your birthday to get the special plate.

breast cancer fund of ohio


Flagel & Papakirk, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Flynn

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Flynn

Fountain Finances

Kathleen Fox

Ms. Julie Franklin

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraunfelter

Mr. Dave Freeze

Gary Friedhoff

Frontier Motors, Inc.

Ms. Jean Fudge

Elizabeth Fuentes

Ms. Brittany Fugate

Ms. Lynda Fultz

Alexandra G-Frey

Cynthia Gabbard

Mr. Richard R. Gabbard

Mr. Craig Ganger

Chrisele M. Gardner

Garland & Johnson Dental

Ms. Margo Garver

Gary H. Kaup, Attorney at Law

Elizabeth Gaston

Lisa Marie Gazda

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Genenbacher

General Factory/WD Supply

Ms. Lorie Gentry

Mr. George N. Gerber

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Gerber

Anthony J. Gertz

Lisa A. Gibbs

Mr. Dennis Gibson

Elizabeth M. Gibson

Kim Gibson

Mr. Randy Gilbert

Mr. Ron Gilbert

Ms. Tanya Gill

Linda Glass

Milissa Glass

Jordan Glover

Mr. Richard Gomes

Ms. Deborah A. Green

Kristin Green

Ms. Beth Greider

Dr. Michael J. Griesser and Mrs. Michelle Potts-Griesser

Cynthia Griffith

Mr. and Mrs. Riley R. Griffiths

Mr. Donald E. Grigsby

Mrs. Joann Grimes

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gross

Ms. Janna Guilfoyle

Gerry Gunderson

Michael Guyler

Amy Hahn

Lacey Haines

Sandra Hall

Roger and Sheena Haller

Dr. G. Daryl Hallman

Diane M. Halpin

Dr. Jerry Hammond

Ms. Lauren N. Hamrock

Mr. Marlon Hardwick

Kathleen M. Harper

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harris

Ms. Pamela Harris

Mr. Phillip Harrison and Ms. Jamie Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Dynzel Hatfield

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hattery

Cynthia Hay

Alexis Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Hayes

Leon Haywood

Robyne L. Head

Mr. and Mrs. Jackson C. Hedges, Esq.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hedrick

Sarah Heidtman

Mrs. Marilyn M. Heiger

Dr. James F. Hemesath

Matt Hennigan

Daniel Henning

Ms. Debora A. Henry

Wayne, Dawn and Madeline Hensley

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Henz

Jill Herold

Becky L. Herr

Penny and John Herr

Irene Herrmann

Ms. Michelle L. Hicks

Mr. Ronald Hicks and Ms. Julie Uhrig

Sherry Hill

Mrs. Anna Hipsher

Tom, Connie, Margaret and Joey Hodson

Mr. Joseph Hoefker

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman

Casey J. Hollon

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hollon

Teresa Hollon

Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Hopper

Mrs. Elsie Hornbeck

Mr. and Mrs. Adam D. Howard

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Howell

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hudec

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hufnagle

Linda Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Hummel

Mr. and Mrs. Jared A. Hummel

Christine Humphreys

Mr. Larry P. Hutchinson

I-75 Pierson Automotive

Ms. Lindsey A. Ivers

Java Johnny’s Midtowne Café


FRIENDS, CONTINUED

Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Jenkins

Mr. Lyndon Jewell

Mr. Eric Johnson

Kathryn A. Johnson

Keith Johnson

Renee M. Johnson

Ms. Rosanta Johnson

Wayne Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Jones

Arlene N. Jones

Mr. Derone Joseph

Matthew and Heidi Judd

Mr. Mark A. Justice and Ms. Tracy M. Knapmeyer-Justice

Corey Kakaris

Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Karchner

Mr. and Mrs. Anton Katrus

Bill and Barbara Keck

Mrs. Sandra Keith

Mary Anne Kelley

Steve, Jennifer and Caitlin Kelly

Kemba Credit Union, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kenniston

Joann H. Kersh

Rob and Pam Kilburn

Bill and Kathy Kinane

Jodi Kincaid

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kiser

Kirt Kisselle

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. Klausing

Mr. Will Knight

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Knueven

Lilly Brown Kohl

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kornau

Donna and Jim Kramer

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Krause

Charlene G. Kurtz

Leslie R. Kurtz

Barbara Kay Langdon

Mr. William S. Latham

Ms. Sharon Lawson

Mr. Jim Leonard

Chelsey Levingston

Liberty Collision Center

Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchel Lippert

The Bud Logsdon Family

Barbara Lolli

Eugene and Elizabeth Lolli

Marlene Long

Mr. and Mrs. David Longworth

Mr. Robert Loudenslager

Shari and Mark Lovelace

Lola J. Lowry-Allen

Mr. James Lusk

Ms. Angela Mahoney

Virgil and Barbara Maines

Cyndi Mapp

Kim Marcum

Mr. and Mrs. P. Nevin Markle

Laurel Markley

Angelina Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Martin

Ms. Belinda L. Martindell

Tina L. Mayer

Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael McClusky

Mr. Peter D. McColgan

Mrs. Mary Lou McCormick

McDougall Marketing Communications

Susan McIntosh

Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKay

Mr. and Mrs. Randy McKenzie

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. McNeil

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Mears

Brent and Sue Meyers

Mr. and Mrs. Chad J. Meyers

MidUSA Credit Union, Inc.

Midwest Switchgear Services, LLC

Molly Milano

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller

Emily Miller

Mr. Gregory Miller

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller

Vanessa Miller

The Jacqueline Miller Fund, GCF

Minuteman Press of Lebanon

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell

Ms. Jade Mitchell

Ms. Treana Mitchell

Modern Entrance Systems, Inc.

Tom and Vicki Monce

Shayne Montague

Richard H. and Patricia A. Montgomery

Mr. and Mrs. Craig T. Moon

Mr. Charles Moore

Susan Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore

Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mulligan

Maggie Mullins

Mr. Steve R. Mullins

Kim and Matt Munafo

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Munafo

Mutt’s Brewery Lounge

NAACP

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Newlin

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Newport

Mr. Don Nickell

Mr. Steve Nickell

Jeff Nicolai

Mary Nisevich

Jaime Noble

Mr. Fred Noe

Ms. Jonelle M. Noffsinger


Noonan, Brockman & Pollock, DDS, Inc.

Mrs. Norma Nossokoff

Sheri O’Flynn

Ohio Green Works, LLC

Ohio Power Wash, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Hernan Olivas

Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Ordway

Mrs. Carol Osborne

Ms. Mary Osei

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Oswalt

Rose Mary Overholtz

Gail Owen-Fisher

Darin Pangalangan, MD

Mr. and Mrs. James Papakirk

Kim L. Parker

Mr. Bill K. Parnell

Mrs. Shobha Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Paterchak

Dr. Elizabeth Patterson

Raymond T. Patton

Ms. Ellen Paxton

Rick and Saundra Pearce

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pennington

Jacquelyn D. Perkins

Ms. Jo Annette Perry

Perspective Financial Group

Ms. Catherine Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Peterson

Kelly Petruso

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Piccioni

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Plavko

Mr. Mark Poeppelmeier

Lari Poffenbarger

Rebecca Ponder

Ms. Toni Powell

Powell Company

PROGRAMS DOUBLE GIFTS

“My gift doubled in size, thanks to my employer. I love that!”

We hear that frequently from supporters of Atrium Medical Center Foundation who take advantage of a matching fund program at their place of employment — or their spouse’s. Many area businesses invest their corporate philanthropy dollars in causes that their employees and their families believe in.

In 2016, the number of businesses offering matching funds for the Foundation grew substantially. AK Steel, General Electric, Liberty Mutual, PNC, Quaker Chemical and others joined the dozens of organizations that match their employees’ donations to the Foundation.

“A matching fund program provides a wonderful way to see personal gifts amplified for causes that are important to employees,” says Kirk Reich, president and chief operating officer of AK Steel.

By the way, Atrium Medical Center Foundation now has “501(c)(3) public charity status.” This designation makes it easier for companies to include Atrium in their matching gifts program.

“I’d encourage anyone considering a donation to Atrium Medical Center Foundation to check with their employer to see if they offer a matching gift program,” says Kirk.

We agree!

AK Steel Bank of America Benevity GE Foundation Give with Liberty Jones Lang LaSalle PNC

matching fund

Atrium Medical Center is now eligible to receive matching gifts through these companies. Please contact the Foundation if you’d like to learn more about having your company match your gifts to the Foundation.


FRIENDS, CONTINUED

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Power

Mr. William T. Pratt

Mr. Randy Prenat

Sheryl Price

ProCamps, Inc.

Alan Prok, MD

Quadrid Productions

Mrs. Ashley Ramous

Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Ray

Nancy Ray

Jean M. Reed

Ms. Stephanie Reed

Mr. Chris Reeves

Dr. Amy Renshaw

Mr. Rex Rettig

Dr. Thomas and Angela Retzios

George C. Revelos

Dr. Aimee M. Richmond

Mr. and Mrs. John Richter

Ms. Phyllis S. Richter

Mr. Charles Ricketts

Mr. Brian and Dr. Shelli Ridge

Mr. Connor Ridge

John and Jennifer Ridge

Mr. Barney Riesbeck

Steve and Beth Riley

Riley’s Furniture

Ms. Lori L. Ringley

Pat Robbins

Ms. Christine Robek

Ms. Carol Roberts

Mr. Chad Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Roberts

Ms. Jessica Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Roberts

Dr. Steven L. Rogers

Mr. Robert Roggentien

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rolf

Mrs. Judy Rolph

Ms. Suzi Rubin

Sue Rudd

Dr. Srikanth Sadhu

Sanger & Eby

Cynthia Santoro

The Mike Schiller Family

Ms. Jane A. Schmitz

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Schneider

Mr. William Schoel

Ms. Amy Schoonover

Jan Schuster

Don Schwerin

Catherine Sears

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sedwick

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seifert

Barry and Jessica Shafer

Mr. and Mrs. David Shaffer

Sharefax Credit Union

Deb Sheets

Scott Shelton

Mr. James Shephard

Mr. Everett Sherron

Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Shew

Shew & Dixon Law Office

Nicole Shobe

Paige Shoemaker

Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Sicking, Jr.

Heidi Siens

Julie A. Silvers

Andrew and Susan Singer

Ms. Suzanne C. Sizer

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Skaggs

Mr. Jeff Smith and Ms. Stephanie Gregg

Jennifer Smith

Julie Smith

Ms. Katherine A. Smith

Rebekah Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Smith

Mr. Russell Smith

Ms. Joan Smith-Stevens

Smokin’ Bee-Bee-Q

Sandy Snowden

Mike and Linda Snyder

Pam South

Mr. and Mrs. Jamie J. Spangler

Hannah M. Sparks

Mr. Michael Sparks

Mr. Jacob Spaulding

Ronda Spitler

William Spomer

Mr. Scott Spradlin

Melody Sprague

Sprinkler Fitters Local Union 669

Tom and Ceil Stabler

Lylia M. Stacy

Michael Stains

Lou Ann Stamper

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stautberg

Ms. Jill K. Stautberg

Mrs. Kathy Stautberg

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stautberg, II

Stefano’s Italian Cafe & Catering

Ms. Michelle Stephens

Ms. Jena Stephenson

Michael Storer

Kim K. Strahl

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Strausbaugh

Ms. Susan Suttle

Jamie Sweet

Susan Swinehart

Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Tadych

Sharon Tallman

Leanne Taylor

Michael and Rebecca Taylor

Michele Taylor


Vaniska Thomas

Betty Thompson

Sharon K. Thornton

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thornton, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tillett

Mr. Johnny Todd

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Traud

Mr. Russell Traufler

Mr. Joe Turley

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Uhl

Talena Ullery

Mrs. Carol Valen

Mr. and Mrs. Gus A. Valen

Tammy L. Valentine

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Veith

Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Vogel

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Voit

Mr. John Wade

Ms. Cara Wagner

Ms. Joan Wagner

Rev. and Mrs. John Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Warden

Mr. David and Dr. Kimberly Wascak

Mr. John Waters

Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Watkins

Watson’s Dry Cleaners

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Weisenberger

Jennifer Wendling

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wertz

Western & Southern Life

Ms. Tina Whitacre

Janice White

Jane Whitehead

John Wieland

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Wilger, III

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wilkin

Mr. and Mrs. Garland Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary D. Williams

Ms. Kelly Winner

James Witte

WJC Hotel Property LP

Amy L. Wolf

Patricia M. Woodgeard

Julie Woodrey

Mr. and Mrs. William Wooley

Ms. Shaye Wynn

Ms. Kristina Yauch

Sheree Young

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Zalants

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Zech

Mr. Jared Zollett

ATRIUM AUXILIARY MIDDLETOWN

When you’re a patient or a visitor at Atrium, often little things can make your day better. Many of these extras are provided by Atrium Auxiliary Middletown.

In 2016 funds from the Auxiliary helped provide eight chairs — really comfortable chairs — for visitors at Atrium’s new Senior Emergency Center. Another generous Auxiliary contribution went to the Friend Program, ensuring that these smiling visitors continue to brighten up a patient’s day.

Auxiliary funds also fulfill big needs, such as scholarships that help to educate the next generation of health care professionals. In addition, the Auxiliary purchased a non-invasive bladder scanner for the Senior Emergency Center. And more floor space became available in the rooms at Atrium’s Infusion Center since wall mounts purchased by the Auxiliary now hold vital sign monitors.

Altogether, in 2016, Atrium Auxiliary Middletown contributed $74,500 in new projects and an additional $21,607 for ongoing commitments. “We thank people who shop at Hilltop Gift Shop and support our fundraising efforts, such as our ham sale, book fairs, and jewelry sale,” says Marsha Caudill, Auxiliary president.

And we are grateful to the wonderful members of the Auxiliary!

support touches so many

Members of the Auxiliary board and leaders in Atrium’s Senior Emergency Center with the bladder scanner the Auxiliary purchased for the hospital.


HONORARY GIFTS

In honor of the men and women of AK Steel

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wainscott

In honor of the birth of Leighton Alcorn

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of AMC’s 2016 retirees

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of the AMC CCU and Cardiac Cath Lab employees


In honor of AMC Rehabilitation Dept. staff

Lee and Liz Buchanan

In honor of Dr. Gary Brown


In honor of Jim Bruggeman’s dedication and leadership for Highway to Help


In honor of the birth of Lincoln Brumfield

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of the 25th anniversary of Rev. John Civille

Richard H. and Patricia A. Montgomery

In honor of Virginia Conley

Ruth Bailey

In honor of Jane E. Helmer

Lee Anne Craft

In honor of Dawn Hensley’s birthday

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of the Hilltop Obstetrics & Gynecology doctors

Hilltop Obstetrics & Gynecology Employees

In honor of Steve and Maxine Ketchem

Beth A. Mullins

In honor of Roxanna and William Kreider

Beth A. Marchant

In honor of Matt Lobar and Marcelle Lobar

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of loved ones

Mrs. Roberta B. Daly

In honor of Michael J. Maiberger

Foundation of the American College of Healthcare Executives

In honor of Mason-Deerfield Rotary Club

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of Eagle Scout candidate Nick Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barnholtz

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fightmaster


Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kornau

Gregory K. Neumann

Carol J. Turner

Pattyburger

Many additional gifts were received in 2015.

96TH ANNUAL CHARITY BALL

Guests stepped into a magical world of fairy tales for Once Upon a Time, the 96th Annual Charity Ball sponsored by the Middletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs.

A lighted Cinderella coach parked outside the Miriam G. Knoll Building at Miami University-Middletown delighted the 220 guests at the December 3, 2016, event. Walking through a forest entrance, guests entered Johnson Hall decorated with a color scheme of red, white and black. Centerpieces on the tables included royal coaches and trees with red apples.

once upon a time

Left to right, chairs Theron Jones and Mica Glaser Jones with co-chairs Jamie Murphy Harrison and Philip Harrison.


In honor and in memory of the medical staff of Middletown Regional Hospital and all those who assisted us


In honor of Jim Pancoast, on the occasion of his retirement

Laura and Sam Lobar

In honor of Dan and Frances Sack

Mr. and Mrs. Dynzel Hatfield

In honor of Carol J. Turner

AK Steel Corporation

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Andrew

Lori Atkinson

Baker Concrete

Carol and Joseph Bidwell

Mary Boosalis and Tom Olsen, MD

Mr. and Mrs. David Bruggeman

Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Chapman

Barbara K. Chappell

James M. Elder II

Mrs. Mary B. Enochs


Karen D. Johnson

Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Kiefhaber


Laura and Sam Lobar


Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKay

Ms. Anita Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Mulligan, Jr.


Mrs. Charlene C. O’Connell

John and Wendy Parks

Dr. Kenton Pate

Dr. Elizabeth Patterson

Virginia M. Peters


Mr. William T. Pratt


Dr. and Mrs. Barry Robertson

Dr. and Mrs. Walter H. Roehll, Jr.

Dan and Frances Sack

David and Carole Schul

Rhonda Seidenschmidt

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Siewny


Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Swope

Leanne Taylor

Jane Grant Tougas

Marquita Turner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Uhl

Dr. Subodh Wadhwa

Lance and Barbara Weinrich

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zollett

Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Zollett

In honor of Meg and Matt Zimmermann


Mica Glaser Jones and Theron Jones were the event chairs, along with co-chairs Jamie Murphy Harrison and Philip Harrison. This year’s Charity Ball honorees were longtime community volunteers Virginia and Chester Jenkins.

“We were delighted to carry on this wonderful tradition that celebrates our community and also helps women in need, right here at home,” Mica says.

Proceeds of $15,842 were donated to the Federation’s Endowment for Women’s Services at Atrium Medical Center. Created in 2010, this endowment supports mammograms and other preventive and diagnostic services for women who require financial assistance. Since the Charity Ball began in 1920, the Federation has donated more than $1 million to fund equipment and services at the hospital.

once upon a time

Left to right, Jamie Murphy Harrison, Mica Glaser Jones, Virginia and Chester Jenkins


MEMORIAL GIFTS

In memory of 2 Winner AngelsMr. and Mrs. Adam Oswalt

Ms. Kelly Winner

In memory of 5 Skaggs AngelsMr. and Mrs. Roger A. Skaggs

In memory of Elmer AmburgeyCarol J. Turner

In memory of Lorna Emley Anslinger, RNMr. Dan Anslinger, Jr.

In memory of James ArmbrusterMs. Sandra Cramer

In memory of Dr. John W. BarnesMrs. Patricia W. Barnes

In memory of Jacob Noah BeachyMr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Fisher

In memory of Roy BettisonBetty J. Love

In memory of Hager BordersJamie Wingeier

In memory of Patrice A. BowmanRobin Wenzel

In memory of Liam, Heath, Amelia and Baby BradleyMr. and Mrs. Jason A. Bradley

In memory of Scott BruggemanMr. and Mrs. David Bruggeman

James Bruggeman

Mrs. Sandra Keith

Laura and Sam Lobar

Barbara Lolli

In memory of Win BryantMidge Bailey Bryant

In memory of Meredith W. BuckleyMr. and Mrs. Michael D. Stautberg

Mr. and Mrs. Garland Williams

In memory of Wapella CarverMr. and Mrs. James P. Bruner

In memory of Dolly CasperArthur B. Casper, Esq.

S. Robert Casper, Esq.

In memory of Charles W. ChappellBarbara Chappell

Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker

In memory of Margery S. ChappleMr. DeWitt Chapple, Jr.

In memory of Mary Jean CohenMr. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Cohen


In memory of Florence and Gentry CombsSheree Young

In memory of Loretta CooperTom and Vicki Monce

In memory of Steve CottrillMr. Andy Cottrill

In memory of Dr. William John Crawford, IIMr. and Mrs. Michael D. Stautberg

In memory of Edna CuddySteve and Beth Riley

In memory of Patty CunninghamMs. Jessica Roberts

In memory of Agnes DaltonMr. Joseph A. Dalton

In memory of Dr. Jack C. DavisDr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hageman

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Philbin

In memory of Stuart M. Denmark, MDDr. and Mrs. Scot W. Denmark

In memory of Carolyne Dennin MapesMr. and Mrs. Scott D. Tadych

In memory of Zachary DowningMr. and Mrs. John Downing

In memory of Brian Scott DulleMr. and Mrs. Edward H. Dulle

In memory of Roxanne EdmistonJudy Conn

In memory of Ann Elyse EllisMr. and Mrs. Donald S. Ellis

In memory of Gary FligorMr. and Mrs. Donald S. Ellis

In memory of Justin Cole FligorMr. and Mrs. Donald S. Ellis

In memory of G. Robert GageMr. and Mrs. James W. Hardin

In memory of Ralph GellenbeckMr. and Mrs. John Richter

In memory of Dr. David F. Gerber and Dr. David M. GerberMr. George N. Gerber

In memory of Perry GrierMrs. Betsy P. Bender

In memory of Jay GuilfoyleJill Alsip

Peg Dawson

Kim Marcum

In memory of Alexander HaligowskiJ. Scott and Jessica Woodard and family

In memory of George Harvey and in honor of his familyMs. Renee Althof


In memory of Canaan HayesMs. Kayla Cornett

Alexis Haye

Ms. Catherine Peterson

Ms. Amy Schoonover

Lone Star Steakhouse

In memory of Charles Z. HeigerMrs. Marilyn M. Heiger

In memory of Anna Mae HuberLaura and Sam Lobar

In memory of Suzanne M. IsrofMr. and Mrs. David Shaffer

In memory of Jaelyn Grace JenningsMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Berish

In memory of Elijah Sean JuddMr. and Mrs. Charles Genenbacher

Matthew and Heidi Judd

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Skaggs

In memory of Walt and Elaine KearnsMr. and Mrs. Rob Suttman II

In memory of Cecelia Grace KellySteve, Jennifer and Caitlin Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kelly

In loving memory of Aubrey Lynn KlausingMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wilkin

In memory of Diane C. KnuevenRobert J. Knueven, CPA

In memory of Betty A. KoeppelMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Allen

In memory of Marilyn G. LangworthyDr. William D. Langworthy

Heritage Society members have included Atrium Medical Center Foundation in their will or estate plans. If you’ve included the Foundation in your estate plans, please notify us so we may recognize your generosity. Thank you!

heritage society

Anonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Larry BakeDr. and Mrs. Bruce BarnesDr. and Mrs. Jack BarnesWilliam O. BarnitzLinda and Richard BaxterMr. and Mrs. Charles BeckPaul and Michelle BendikAnn and Art BidwellNiel and Meredith BuckleyFrank and Sharon ChapmanBarbara K. ChappellCarl and Deborah CoburnMr. and Mrs. Wilbur CohenCatherine CottleEvelyn DayHelen S. DeutemeierRoger and Ginny DillmanCol. and Mrs. Russell P. DonahueJim and Jane ElderMr. and Mrs. Walter B. EvansDr. Craig FennelPatricia Miller GageDella B. GardnerRobert B. Gardner, Sr.Gary and Nancy GrossPeter HackettThomas and Patricia HackettMr. and Mrs. Richard HallerImogene HarmonNorm and Pat HayesThomas and Deborah HazelbakerWilliam and Penelope HummelStuart IvesCarrie JacobyDavid JonesJames and Margaret JonesLyndon Lorenzo Jones and Anita Scott JonesLoyal R. and Anita JuenglingYonathan KebedeArlie and Mary Rose KemplinEdna M. Kinsinger

Daniel LaceySenator Barry and Marilee LeveyDr. and Mrs. Lawrence LinderSamuel R. and Laura LobarNellie LoshMarcia Jean MacClellanJim and Sarah MartindaleLouis McCallayVerla McClureRichard H. and Patricia A. MontgomeryFrank and Pat MyersLucy M. NelsonDr. and Mrs. Dick M. NisbetNeil and Ginny O’ConnorBeryl OrrNadine OrrCandice and James PeaceDavid and Karen PearceMr. and Mrs. Don PelfreyClaire PorterLouise PrattBill and Connie RathmanDr. and Mrs. Walter H. Roehll, Jr.Joseph RumplerDavid SandersMr. and Mrs. William SandstonWilliam and Pat SchaeferDavid and Carole SchulMr. and Mrs. Michael ScortiDr. Tom and Bonnie ScottLucille ShaforDick and Patricia SlagleRoy F. SmithAlice StranskyErnest and Wilda StreifthauPerry D. ThatcherCarol J. TurnerHeath and Mary Valentine

Members are as of June 2017


MEMORIAL GIFTS CONTINUED

In memory of Sid and Miriam Lobar and Bill and Ruth Levenson

Laura and Sam Lobar

In memory of Wilburn (Bud) Logsdon

The Bud Logsdon Family

In memory of Kay M. Long

Laura and Sam Lobar


In memory of Carbin Lovelace

Shari and Mark Lovelace

In memory of Frank Martindell


In memory of Donald R. McCormick

Mrs. Mary Lou McCormick

In memory of Gordon McCreary

Laura and Sam Lobar

In memory of Pierce McKenzie

Mr. and Mrs. Randy McKenzie

In memory of Madison Beatrice Meyers

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Weisenberger

In memory of Briana Mitchell

Ms. Treana Mitchell

In memory of Joan and Donald Nattress

Carolyn and Brian Fogarty

In memory of Spencer Edward Novak

ASAP Event Advertising

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Olson

In memory of Dr. E. Ronald Oches

Children’s Medical Center

Larry and Letitia Curless

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oches

Mrs. Martha S. Oches

In memory of Lugenia Oliver

Betty J. Love

In memory of Joseph Oswalt


Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Hummel

In memory of Oliver Oswalt


In memory of Cathy Pate

Dr. Kenton Pate

In memory of Paxton

Ms. Lindsey A. Ivers

In memory of Ruth Kidd and Dorothy Peace

Mr. and Mrs. James Peace

In memory of Bettie and Richard Perkins


In memory of George, Elaine and Gary Perry–Mom, Dad, and Brother

Ms. Jo Annette Perry

In memory of Ronald L. Peters

Dr. L. Bruce and Neila Barnes



Laura and Sam Lobar

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Long

Sheri O’Flynn

Virginia M. Peters


Mike and Linda Snyder


Kevin and Barbara Strait

J. Scott and Jessica Woodard

In memory of Eva Raines

Ms. Toni Powell

In memory of Dr. Donald Ray

Nancy Ray

In memory of Marabelle H. Robertson

Sarah and Gary Kaup

In memory of Ruth Rose

Vanessa Miller

In memory of Thomas L. Rowe

Cory Ronaldo Rowe

In memory of Tristan Saunders

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Saunders

In memory of William H. Schaefer, III

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schaefer

In memory of Margaret Florine Schmitz

Jean M. Reed

In memory of Mrs. Betty Sue Scorti

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Scorti

In memory of Dana Shafer


Barry and Jessica Shafer


STAT Revenue

In memory of Bertha Jeanne Siewny

Mike and Priscilla Lane

In Memory of Richard W. Slagle

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Dobrozsi

Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Hayes


Laura and Sam Lobar


In memory of Carole Smith

Suzie Deis

In memory of Michael W. Snowden

Laura and Sam Lobar


In memory of Gerald J. Stautberg


In memory of Kellen Stephens

Ms. Michelle Stephens

In memory of Shawn Stephenson

Ms. Jena Stephenson

In memory of Richard A. Sticklen

Alyssa M. Carroll

In memory of Benjamin Harrison Taylor

Michael and Rebecca Taylor

In memory of Mabel Lynn Thacker

Tammy Dellaposta

In memory of Dennie and Gladys Tolson

Donna C. Banks

In memory of Eleanor Voss


In memory of Antonio D. Ward

Ms. Michelle L. Hicks

In memory of Mary Susanne Ware

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ware

In memory of Clifton Wells

Elaine and Don Garver

In memory of R. Jay Wright, Jr.

John and Suzie Bennett

GIFTS IN KIND

21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati

AC Hotel by Marriott

Alliance Printing

Ambius

American Legacy Tours

The Art Company

Atrium Family YMCA

Atrium Medical Center AdministrationAtrium Medical Center FoundationCare ManagementCTU CVICUEmergency Trauma CenterEnviromental ServicesFamily Birth CenterFacility ManagementLaboratoryMedical ImagingMedical Staff OfficeNursing Administration/ Resources DepartmentNutrition ServicesPerioperative ServicesPresidents Advisory CouncilQuality Management

Rehabilitation

Sam Ashworth

Bagger Dave’s

Marge Batton

Beach Properties of Hilton Head

BeauVerre Riordan Stained Glass Studios

Russ Beckner Productions

Dr. Dale and Ellen Block

Bravo! West Chester

Breitenbach Anderson Funeral Home

Tina Breitenbach

Brio Tuscan Grille

Browns Run Country Club

Busom Buds

Dan Butler, MD

Cathi Byrne

C&C Trophies

Allison Campbell

Kym Cappel

Cheesecake Factory

Ronald Christian

Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

City of Centerville

City of Middletown Transportation

City of Springboro

Marty Cole

Comprehensive Dermatology

Roger W. Conner

Cox Media Group

Carmen Cox

Sandy Cramer

Crosspointe Church of Christ

CTI/OWC Restaurants, Inc.

Dayton Dragons

Dedicated Motivated

Deutsch Family Wine and Spirits

Pat Dupps

Fischer Single Family Homes III, LTD

Glenna Fisher

Flowers by Nancy

Four Bridges Country Club

Bernice Francis

Fraternal Order of Eagles #528

Freund, Freeze and Arnold, LPA

Friesinger’s Chocolates


GIFTS IN KIND CONTINUED

Funny Bone

General Factory/WD Supply

Tina Gregory

The Golden Lamb

Hampton Inn

David and Karen Harrison


Health Care Management Group, Arlington Pointe

HighTech Signs

Hilltop Obstetrics & Gynecology, Inc.

Hilton Garden Inn Dayton South – Austin Landing

Holiday Inn Cincinnati North

Hunter IGA Express

Hyatt Place

Ideal Image

ImageNThat – Jane Tipton

Jag’s Steak & Seafood

James Free Jewelers

Jeff Jarrett, MD

Java Johnny’s Midtowne Café

Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, Inc.

Josh Cellars

Jungle Jim’s

Sarah Kaup

Michael D. Kinser, DDS

Kona Grill

Dawn Kramer


Rick Lawson

Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce

Lebanon Ford

The Look of You

Magnode Corporation

Mike and Anne Mahoney

The Mahoney Family

Mansell Dental Lab

Marriott North

David and Barbara Martin

Peter D. McColgan

Meranda-Nixon Winery

Chad and Amanda Meyers

Miami Valley Gaming and Racing

Middletown Historical Society

Middletown Lyric Theatre

Middletown Symphony Orchestra

Monroe IGA Express

Paul and Dee Dee Mosko

Murphy’s Landing Seafood Steakhouse

Nelson’s Seasonal Decor LLC

Norvell Turf Management, Inc.

Oberer’s Flowers

Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices

Gina Pennington

Kathie Peterka

Platinum Marketing Group

ProCamps® Worldwide

Rodney and Michelle Proffitt

Project Search Students

Riley’s Furniture & Mattress

Dr. Walter H. Roehll Jr. and Debi Lynes

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rouster

Sanger & Eby

Sterling Schiessler

Sharonville Convention Center

Heidi Siens

Spinning Fork

Staybridge Suites

Stefano’s Italian Cafe

Dr. Kevin and Barbara Strait

Alice Stransky

Yvette Stransky

Joanna Thompson

LuAnn Thorne

Tide Dry Cleaners

Jane Tougas, JGT Ideas

UBS Financial

Valley Vineyards Winery- Brewery

Village Spa

VisCap

Linda and Larry Voit

Matt and Missy Voss

Walt Disney World Co.

WDTN-TV | WBDT-TV, Dayton

Wertz Christmas Tree Farm

Wetherington Golf and Country Club

The Wilber Family

Rebecca Wilber

Wildwood Golf Club

Woodside Cemetery & Arboretum

Yelton Fine Jewelers

YMCA of Greater Dayton – Coffman Family YMCA

Sheree Young

Betsy Zelek, BZMS Events

We apologize in advance for any errors or omissions in this annual report. Please notify the Foundation office at (513) 974-5144 or [email protected] if you are aware of an error.


LEGENDSFROM THE HILL TO THE ATRIUM

A Tribute to the Men and Women Who Made It Happen

ISSUE 15 Celebrating 100 Years



One Medical Center Drive

Middletown, Ohio 45005 • (513) 974-5144

[email protected]

AtriumMedCenter.org/Foundation

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