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Honor Roll of Donors /2016A D E D I C A T I O N T O E X C E L L E N C E B Y O U R S T A F F, V O L U N T E E R S , D O N O R S , A N D F R I E N D S
4Greeting from Chairman and President5Message to Community6Board Members, Committees7Corporators10Volunteers121854 Society1421st Century Society16Campaign for Hartford Hospital20Campaign for Hartford Hospital Lead Donors24Honor Roll of Donors40In Memoriam42Memorial Gifts45 Tribute Gifts45Named Funds46Estates and Trusts46Endowments50Contact UsOn the cover: Hartford HealthCare Bone & Joint Institute atHartford Hospital welcomed its first patients in early 2017.Left: A 25,000-square-foot addition to the Center forEducation, Simulation and Innovation will enhance thecomprehensive robotic and high-technology trainingthe center provides.
Message from DOUGLASG. ELLIOT and STUART K. MARKOWITZ, MDMessage from JUDITHOne of our biggest projects,the implementation of theEpic electronic health record(EHR), went live in August,enabling us to have onepatient record for every patientthroughout the HartfordHealthCare system. It was a monumental task,requiring an enormous amount of training forstaff members already extremely busy caring for ahigh volume of very sick patients. The successfuldeployment of the electronic health record earneda 5 out of 5 rating from Epic for outstandingimplementation.We are always striving for ways to improvepatient outcomes and the overall health of ourcommunities. An important step Hartford HealthCare has taken in the process is the developmentof an institute model of care that brings togetherall aspects of disease management and wellnessin a highly coordinated fashion. We have recruitedvery strong leadership and are seeing success onmany fronts with this model of clinical care.We are breaking down the traditional silos andbringing true value to our patients and theirfamilies and greater satisfaction to our staff forthe work we are able to do.Fiscal 2016 was indeed a year of great accomplishments at Hartford Hospital. Throughout, yoursupport has been invaluable. As we move forwardin 2017 in an ever-changing healthcare landscape,we are sincerely grateful that you are with us.Innovation, Quality, and SafetyContinue to Be Our Hallmarks Hartford Hospital and the entire healthcareindustry have been challenged in so many ways.In 2016 we saw tremendous cuts at the state leveland now face great uncertainty on the federalside. But through it all Hartford Hospital hascontinued our transformational work withincredible skill and compassion. As the tertiarycare facility within Hartford HealthCare, we haveremained agile, staying ahead of the curve ininnovation, quality, and safety. And we havebegun to focus on creating a world-class patientexperience with our platform: Every MomentMatters.As the hospital that other hospitals in the stateturn to for the highest-quality care for their mostchallenging patients, we continue to step up tothe call. Our Transfer Center volume in FY 2016was 6,131 compared with 5,614 in FY 2015; 4,642in FY 2014; 4,089 in FY 2013; and 3,418 in FY 2012.Life Star transports have grown over the past yearas well.Our efforts to be the region’s best and mostimportant hospital have not gone unnoticed. U.S.News & World Report once again named HartfordHospital the top hospital in the region, and amongthe best in the nation, with high performance indiabetes and endocrinology, gastroenterologyand GI surgery, nephrology, orthopedics, andpulmonology. Becker’s Hospital Review placed usamong the top 100 hospitals in the nation. For the21st consecutive year, the National Research Corphonored us with the Consumer Choice Award forbest quality, image, and reputation. Life Starbecame the first air-medical, critical-caretransport team in the nation to receive theprestigious American Association of Critical-CareNurses Beacon Award for Excellence, an awardtraditionally given to hospital intensive care units.And the American College of Surgeon’s NationalSurgical Quality Improvement Program recognized us for meritorious outcomes forsurgical patient care.4 / Hartfo rd Ho s pit a l, 2016Douglas G. ElliotChairBoard of Directors,Hartford HealthCare’sHartford RegionStuart K. Markowitz, MDPresidentHartford Hospital andHartford RegionSenior Vice PresidentHartford HealthCareM. KEPPELMAN and CAROL S. GARLICK, CFREGenerous CommunityInspires ExcellenceThanks to charitable gifts from donors like you,amazing work continues to happen at HartfordHospital. More than 8.7 million in gifts and newpledges was raised in FY 2016 through thegenerosity of our friends, grateful patients andfamilies, Corporators, board members,volunteers, and Hartford Hospital employees.You have helped us thrive in an environment ofeconomic challenges and continuous change.With this Honor Roll of Donors—as werecognize those who have partnered with us toimprove the health and healing of the peopleand communities we serve—we recognize someof the accomplishments your gifts haveenabled, including:The lead phase of the Campaignfor Hartford Hospital continued toincrease access to care and strengthen thehealth of our community. Under the leadershipof Chair George Estes, the campaign reached 50.3 million by the end of the fiscal year onSeptember 30, and surpassed 62 millionearly in 2017. Gifts to the campaign havesupported capital improvements throughoutour campus, including strategic initiativessuch as the expansion of the Center forEducation, Simulation and Innovation;Judith M. KeppelmanChairHartford HospitalDevelopment CommitteeCarol S. Garlick, CFREVice PresidentPhilanthropyHartford Hospitalthe Brownstone relocation project; andthe development of the Ayer NeuroscienceInstitute, among others.A ribbon-cutting ceremony for theHartford HealthCare Bone & JointInstitute culminated years of planning andconstruction. The capstone of the Campaign forHartford Hospital, the Bone & Joint Institute wasunveiled for the public in November.Welcoming its first patients in early 2017,New England’s only orthopedic specialty hospitaloffers an immense range of surgical procedures,new technologies, and amenities in one location.The 2016 Black & Red marked a quartercentury of community support of the programscritical to the well-being of our patients. The25th gala netted a total of 1,040,000 to benefitthe Bone & Joint Institute, making it the fifthconsecutive year that the hospital’s signaturefund-raiser netted more than 1 million for itschosen beneficiary.And the Hartford Hospital Auxiliaryis deserving of special thanks for itsongoing work to ensure that the hospital hasthe resources to improve programs and patientcare. In FY 2016, the Auxiliary provided nearly 400,000 in grants for special projects as itraised funds to benefit the BrownstoneAmbulatory Care Clinic and nursing education.The generosity of our community is inspiring.In 2017, as we continue to advance patient careand safety through initiatives that includeincreasing our critical care bed capacity anddeveloping a phase 1 cancer clinical trials unitat the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute’sHelen & Harry Gray Cancer Center, we offerare sincere gratitude for your support throughthe years. Honor Roll of Donors / 5
BOARD OF DIRECTORSBOARD OF GOVERNORSAs of 09/30/2016As of 09/30/2016Douglas G. Elliot, ChairDavid R. McHale, Vice ChairJohn AlvesStewart W. Beckett III, DVM*Andy F. BessetteMichael P. Botelho*James E. BowersMarla J. ByrnesEric DanielsGregory E. DeavensLaura R. EstesDavid S. FedermanJeffrey A. FlaksMarilda L. GándaraJonathan GengrasRoss H. HollanderGregory M. JonesElliot JosephJudith M. KeppelmanBrian W. MacLeanCathy MalloyDavid J. McQuadeJohn H. MotleyJeffry L. Nestler, MDJoAnn PriceRichard P. Roberts*Magdalena RodriguezSusan RottnerThomas SargentPaul R. C. Sullivan, MDConnie WeaverDiann L. WienkeAlexia E. CruzJames M. LoreeYvette MeléndezJeffry L. Nestler, MDDariush Owlia, MDE. Carol Polifroni, EdDMagdalena RodriguezMatthew L. Saidel, MDWestley V. ThompsonEric ZachsDavid K. ZwienerEX-OFFICIO:Stuart K. Markowitz, MDPresident, Hartford Hospitaland Hartford RegionSenior Vice President,Hartford HealthCareStacy R. Nerenstone, MDPresident, Medical StaffBOARD OF ADVISORYGOVERNORSAs of 09/30/2016Stanley Cohen, Esq.Mary CraryH. David Crombie, MDJames F. EnglishDonald R. FrahmRobert B. GoodeHelen B. GrayDennis F. HardcastleWilliam B. Henry, MDMarcia L. HincksCornelia HullMichael Z. Lazor, MDMerrily Gengras MoynihanDaniel M. NeiditzClaire M. PryorAlfred R. RogersFrances SeymourDeRoy C. ThomasMartin WolmanEX-OFFICIO:Stuart K. Markowitz, MDPresident, Hartford Hospitaland Hartford RegionSenior Vice President,Hartford HealthCareStacy R. Nerenstone, MDPresident, Medical StaffMatthew L. Saidel, MDVice President, Medical StaffLinda AtkinsCo-President, Hartford HospitalAuxiliaryAmy SteinbergCo-President, Hartford HospitalAuxiliary*Governor’s Appointees6 / Hartfo rd Ho s pit a l, 2016STEERING COMMITTEECAMPAIGN FORHARTFORD HOSPITALMAJOR GIFTSCOMMITTEEAs of 09/30/2016Marla Byrnes, Co-chairWilliam B. Thomson,Co-chairGeorge Estes, ChairMarla ByrnesDouglas ElliotLaura EstesJeffrey FlaksKathanne FowlerJonathan GengrasBrad HoffmanJeffrey HoffmanRoss HollanderRoger KleneStuart Markowitz, MDStacy Nerenstone, MDJeffry Nestler, MDThomas SargentHarold Schwartz, MDWilliam ThomsonDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEAs of 09/30/2016Judith M. Keppelman, ChairJohn AlvesMarla J. ByrnesBrian ClemowDonald R. FrahmMarcia L. HincksStacy Nerenstone, MDAndrew L. Salner, MDWilliam B. ThomsonVirginia Van DykEX-OFFICIO:Stuart K. Markowitz, MDPresident, Hartford Hospitaland Hartford HealthCare’sHartford RegionSenior Vice President,Hartford HealthCareErin ConcepciónChair, Young LeadersAdvisory CouncilCorporatorsAs of 09/30/2016John AlvesJohn F. ByrnesKathanne FowlerSusan S. HatchJeffrey S. HoffmanRoss H. HollanderThomas SargentSteven J. Shichman, MDArthur E. Tarantino, MDCAMPAIGN FORHARTFORD HOSPITALBUSINESS ANDCORPORATE DIVISIONCOMMITTEEAs of 09/30/2016David R. McHale, ChairMichael CasparinoAlexia CruzEric DanielsJonathan GengrasLouis GoldenLokesh NigamTim PerraWilliam ThomsonCORPORATORSDIVISION COMMITTEECAMPAIGN FORHARTFORD HOSPITALAs of 09/30/2016John Alves, ChairMarla ByrnesJohn ByrnesAlexia CruzMarilda GándaraDolores GrenierCarrie HammondSusie HatchMarcia HincksJudy KeppelmanPaul MersereauMarjorie MorrisseySteven NightingaleBill ThomsonVirginia Van DykCorporators help Hartford Hospital reach out to thecommunity and help the community connect with us.They let us know how we are doing as we strive to providean exceptional experience to every patient every day.Corporators also assist the hospital by serving as volunteers,on task forces or committees, or by encouraging others tovolunteer. Corporators are among the most loyal supportersof the hospital through their charitable gifts, thus sending animportant endorsement to the greater community of donorsDoug Elliot, chair of the Board of Directors of Hartford HealthCare’s HartfordRegion, addresses attendees at the Annual Meeting of Corporators in November. aCarol AlbertHilary AllenJohn AlvesRaymond S. Andrews Jr.Angel ArceDoris M. Armstrong, RNLinda AtkinsPhilip E. Austin, PhDRamani Ayer bIvan A. BackerGerard Barrieau Jr.Robert D. BatchW. Marston BeckerAnne B. BelangerJonathan R. BennettJenefer C. BerallJoanne Berger-Sweeney, PhDRabbi Donna Berman, PhDJohn A. Berman, Esq.Andy F. BessetteJames T. Betts, Esq.Harold E. Bigler Jr.Dennis BisgaardC. Duane Blinn, Esq.Margaret M. BlissG. Peter Bloom, MDDeborah BlotnerDavid BordonaroJames E. Bowers, Esq.Elizabeth W. Brady, MDTracy E. Brennan, MDJohn A. BrighentiBranford BrownDiane F. BrownDonald L. Brown, MDHarold C. Buckingham Jr., Esq.Judith A. Buckley, MDAnn H. BucknamRyan M. BurnsPhilip A. BurtonJohn F. ByrnesMarla Byrnes cLuis CabanEdward Casares Jr.Coleman H. Casey, Esq.Mike CasparinoLeon Chameides, MDJo Champlin CaseyLeslie C. ClarkBrian Clemow, Esq.Sanford CloudLeonard G. CloughAdrienne W. CochraneHolly R. CohenJeffrey L. Cohen, MDNaomi K. CohenH. Bacon Collamore Jr.Christine CollinsMelvyn ColónErin ConcepciónJeanne ConradKaren P. Conway, Esq.Michael M. Conway, MDSamuel P. CooleyTrygve N. CooleyTimothy H. CoppageJohn A. CorroonMartin J. CourseyMary B. CourseyJames W. Cox-Chapman, MDMary CraryH. David Crombie, MDEdward B. Cronin, MDAndrew R. CrumbieAlexia E. CruzLillian Cruz dKate D'AddabboMartha G. DaleEric DanielsPaul J. DaquiEthel F. DavisScott K. DavisNancy G. DeanGreg DeavensPeter J. Deckers, MDJeannette B. DeJesusJonathan A. Dixon, MDKate H. DixonJaye DonaldsonJames E. Dougherty, MDMichael Drescher, MDThomas W. Dugdale, MDSusan B. Dunn eDouglas G. ElliotNeil H. EllisShayna EllovichSusan ElyJames F. English Jr.Anne M. EspositoLinda EstabrookGeorge L. Estes IIILaura R. EstesDouglas C. Evans fMarri FairbanksJanet Bailey FaudeDavid R. FayJoan W. Feldman, Esq.Robert L. Fisher, MDLori FlaksJohn L. FlanneryMuriel FleischmannGarrett S. FlynnRobert FoisieKathanne FowlerEvan Fox, MDDonald R. FrahmArthur W. Frank Jr.Jerry FranklinJoseph FriedmanSandra Bender FromsonArthur P. Funk Jr.Honor Roll of Donors / 7
gRichard F GambleMarilda L. GándaraAlexander R. Gaudio, MDMartin J. GavinRoger A. GelfenbienE. Clayton Gengras Jr.Jonathan GengrasRobyn GengrasPatricia GiardiHonorable Robert GilliganGena Glickman, PhDLouis J. GoldenMaureen Ford-GoldfarbRobert B. GoldfarbWilliam H. GoldfarbLinda GoldmanRobert A. Goldschmidt, CPA, PERobert B. Goode Jr.David G. GordonHelen B. GraySamuel GrayMarc A. GreenArnold C. GreenbergDolores A. GrenierR. Nelson GriebelRachel K. GrodyEdward Guay hDavid HaddenDavid M. HadlowCarrie L. HammondJonathan A. Hammond Jr., MDApril HaskellSusan S. HatchErin D. HealerWilliam B. Henry, MDAlfred Herzog, MDKathy W. HerzogGeorge Hession Jr.J. Gregory HickeyAlyce F. HildDavid H. Hild, MDRobert L. HillFaith HimelsteinJohn HincksMarcia HincksI. Bradley HoffmanJeffrey S. HoffmanJonathan HoffmanMatthew S. HoffmanMarcy HollanderRoss H. HollanderBeverly HoltTimothy A. HoltSuzanne M. HopgoodDonna Esposito HughesJeffrey HughesCornelia HullJeriann Hunter jLenworth M. Jacobs, MDLucille JanatkaMedina Jett, Esq.David JimenezCarol N. JonesGregory JonesRichard F. Jones III, MDCarolyn Joseph kNorman C. KayserJohn F. Kearns IIISaundra A. Kee Borges, Esq.Peter G. Kelly, Esq.Jack S. KennedyJudith M. Keppelman, Esq.Francis J. Kiernan, MDDr. Christina M. KishimotoRoger R. KleneJoseph J. Klimek, MDJoan J. KohnMichael KonoverJack A. KrichavskyAlice K. KugelmanInam U. Kureshi, MD lHernan LaFontaineAlan M. LaitesRev. Matthew LaneySonja L. Larkin-ThorneChristopher LarsenJohn H. Lawrence Jr.Margaret W. LawsonMichael Z. Lazor, MDAlan LazowskiJohn M. LeeFrank A. Leone, Esq.Robert M. LevinJanet S. LewisPaul A. LewisF. Peter LibassiThomas C. LincolnDr. Edison LiuAlex Lloyd, Esq.Rebecca LoboRoger S. LoebJerry LongEstela R. LópezRebecca Corbin LoreeHenry B. C. Low, MDElaine T. LowengardTracey L. LunenburgJames B. Lyon, Esq. mWilliam P. Macaulay, MDPatricia MaciagBrian MacLeanBaxter H. MaffettMaura MajeskiBonnie MalleyCathy MalloyJacqueline Gorsky MandyckDebbie E. MarkowitzRobert S. Martin, MDWilliam B. MartinYvonne M. MartinDeborah W. MayJames McCauleyKatherine M. McCormackE. Merritt McDonough Sr.Duby McDowellM. Kathleen McGrory, PhDJohn MeehanJulie Daly MeehanPamela MeehanSean MeehanJudith MelchreitJulio MendozaPaul E. Mersereau, Esq.Judith C. MeyersHarold J. MoffieHarvey G. MogerThea MontanezMichael F. Morosky, MDMarjorie E. MorrisseyJohn H. MotleyTimothy J. Moynihan Jr.Thomas F. Mullaney Jr.Frederick J. Mullen Jr., Esq.Peter J. MurphyPaul Mutone nRobert F. NealArlene NeiditzDaniel M. NeiditzSteve C. NeiditzStacy R. Nerenstone, MDJeffry L. Nestler, MDWilliam R. NewtonWilfredo Nieves, EdDLokesh NigamStephen L. Nightingale oJohn F. O'Connell Jr.Martin J. O'Meara Jr.Joseph R. Ofosu, PharmD, RPhReverend Joanne P. OrlandoRocco Orlando III, MDDariush Owlia, MD pDaniel I. PapermasterArlene ParmeleeRobert E. PatricelliHillary B. PeaseAgnes S. PeelleBrewster B. PerkinsMatt PolandDavid PolkJarrod B. Post, MDJoAnn PriceClaire M. Pryor rJohn R. RathgeberAlbert E. Reavill Jr.Marc ReichRodney R. ReynoldsTracy L. RichJohn H. Riege, Esq.Ezra H. Ripple IVKate RobinsonKenneth Robinson, MDDr. Galo A. Rodriguez, MPHLena RodriguezAlfred R. RogersJason RojasRabbi James RosenEugene RosenbergRobert L. Rosensweig, Esq.Eric RosowSusan RottnerRichard RubensteinBarbara RubinAnne H. RudderDouglas G. Russell sMatthew L. Saidel, MDAndrew L. Salner, MDRomulo SamaniegoJoseph SantanaMary T. SargentRobert T. SargentThomas SargentMark ScheinbergHenry S. Scherer Jr.Harold I. Schwartz, MDAdam L. Seidner, MD, MPHPeter SeigleL. Everett Seyler Jr., MDAllyn SeymourFrances SeymourRuben L. Shapiro, MDPatrick J. SheehanElena ShichmanSteven J. Shichman, MDRichard J. ShimaJane C. ShippBeth ShlugerDebbie ShulanskyJohn D. ShulanskySteven J. ShulmanGlenn A. SieberAmy SillsJames B. Slimmon Jr.John J. Smith, PhDLaurence R. Smith Jr.Robert H. Smith Jr.Scott H. SmithGwendolyn Smith-IloaniJane Snyder DeMaioJudge Arthur L. SpadaHarvey L. Spaunburg Jr.Marie Spivey, RNJane P. SpringerIsabella SquicciariniBarry Stein, MDPeter N. StevensMichael StottsLeonard G. SucsyJohn R. SuismanPaul R. C. Sullivan, MD tLaurence TannerArthur E. Tarantino, MDLynne S. TarantinoLinda T. Taylor, MDDeRoy C. ThomasDoris ThomasPaul D. Thompson, MDWestley V. ThompsonWilliam B. ThomsonPia ToroHector TorresFrank M. Torti, MD, MPHWilliam H. TrachselStephen J. Trachtenberg, JDJ. Frank TravisRichard H. Truex, MDSharon Truex uAntonina P. UccellovVirginia Van DykSharon L. VasquezPeruvamba R. Venkatesh, MDDouglas H. Viets, MDPriscilla B. VietsJean B. VogelRobert J. von Dohlen wAt the Annual Meeting ofCorporators, Paul Thompson,MD, chief of the Division ofCardiology at HartfordHospital, presents on thefuture of the HartfordHealthCare Heart & VascularInstitute.Corporators Arthur Frank, left,and Susie Hatch. Frank has beena Corporator since 1955, makinghim one of Hartford Hospital’slongest serving Corporators.Witold M. Waberski, MDLyn G. WalkerKevin WashingtonConnie WeaverMorton L. WeinsteinJacqueline WernerNadine Francis WestCary WheatonEdward B. WhittemoreErnest C. WignallPatricia S. WildmanWanda D. Williams-McCormackJoyce C. WillisLynn W. WillseyDonald K. Wilson Jr.Martin Wolman, Esq. zEric ZachsHenry M. ZachsGordon A. Zimmermann, MDEugene J. Ziurys Jr.As of 09/30/2016Sabet Hashim, MD, chair of the Department of CardiothoracicSurgery at Hartford Hospital, heads the Hartford HealthCareHeart & Vascular Institute as co-physician-in-chief withPaul Thompson, MD.Hartford Hospital President Stuart Markowitz, MD,introduces special guests at the Annual Meetingof Corporators, Alyssa and Ayla Riel. HartfordHospital played an important role in the birthof Ayla after Alyssa was diagnosedwith Hodgkin’s lymphoma.Caption8 / Hartfo rd Ho spita l, 2016Honor Roll of Donors / 9
Helping OthersEmpowers VolunTeen Rohit Makol of South Windsor is not your typicalHartford Hospital volunteer. The University ofConnecticut sophomore has been spending hissummers volunteering at the hospital since 2013,logging more than 700 hours to date, which is a lotconsidering Volunteer Services’ VolunTeen programrequires a minimum of only 48 hours each summer.Makol, who plans to attend medical school, isn’tone for minimums, however. “I am motivated by theidea that I can be better and do better,” he says.“It’s important to put your heart into anything thatyou pick up. I know the first year I volunteered,I pretty much developed a routine of going to myshift, eating lunch, going back to my shift, and thengoing home. The following summer, I made an effortto greet people, help out strangers, and sit and talkto other volunteers during lunch. Doing all thesethings made the experience so much morerewarding and enjoyable.”There are over 200 volunteer positions availablethroughout the hospital. The Summer VolunTeenProgram accepts students 14 to 18 years old whoare in high school or are new graduates with aGPA of 3.0 or higher. They must be available tovolunteer for at least six of the eight-week program,contributing a minimum of eight hours per week.The commitment is substantial considering theattraction of the long carefree days of summer orthe opportunity to earn money. But for students likeMakol, the exposure to all that goes on at a hospitalis invaluable.“The positive atmosphere and environment atHartford Hospital are things that you don’t alwaysfind in other hospitals,” he says. “Even before youenter the doors, you are greeted by upbeat valetpeople. At the front desk, you have receptionistswho are always smiling, security personnel who arereally friendly and are ready to help you find yourlocation, and passers-by who always say ‘Hi’.”He spent his first summer at the hospital workingas perioperative clerk in Jefferson Building and withmedical records at the Brownstone Clinic. He hasworked at the Center for Education, Simulation andInnovation, a highlight of which was participating inactive shooter drills with SWAT teams: “It was anamazing experience.” And he enjoyed interactingwith patients at the new Bone & Joint Institute.“I’ve worked as an OR aide, which was really coolbecause I got to wear scrubs and deliver blood packsto the OR. I helped out the main desk a lot, madeannouncements on the intercom, and helpedanesthesia supply restock their supply room. I alsoworked with the Dialysis Department. These jobsallowed me to see many different things at thehospital.”Because of his positive approach, in 2015 hewas selected as one of the five shift leaders forthe VolunTeen program.“The shift leader role was implemented in 2015to assist in the running of the summer VolunTeenprogram,” said Eileen Pelletier, director of VolunteerServices. “I wanted to make the program moremanageable in terms of staff time. In fact, therole allowed me to add additional features tothe program.”Shift leaders assist with everything frominterviewing potential new volunteers for theprogram to providing oversight of educationalsessions to mentoring other summer volunteersto functioning as a liaison between hospital staffand the high school volunteers.To be chosen for the shift leader role, studentsmust have completed at least 50 hours of volunteerservice at Hartford Hospital, have a current GPAof 3.0 or higher, be in good standing with theprogram, and possess excellent interpersonal andcommunication skills as well as computer skills.“I was surprised by the amount of flexibility thatcomes with the shift leader job,” Makol says.“As long as you are on top of your duties, there area lot of opportunities to pursue projects alongsideyour regular duties. I decided that I wanted to helpput together a yearbook and music video. After wegot approval for the project, we were able to makethe summer experience a lot moreenjoyable for our VolunTeens.”“Volunteering makes me feelempowered,” Makol says.“I’ve met so many people,I have seen different parts tothe hospital, and, mostimportantly, I have learneda great deal about myself.I love putting a smileon someone’s face andknowing that at theend of the day, I madea positive impact.”Volunteer services reported 94,202 hoursfrom 1,037 volunteers in 240 areasof the organization from October 2015 toSeptember 2016.Volunteers’ contribution of time is equivalentto 47 full-time employees.Contribution of time in dollars is equal to 2.6 million based on a dollar valueas assigned by the Independent Sector.31,000 HoursLouise Steiner4,500 HoursJoseph Bradley29,000 HoursWoodruff Glascock4,000 HoursBarbara GordonScott Merkelson3,500 HoursRita CasarolaEiko HaywardRonald HerrmannMary Newcity25,000 HoursJane Hamilton20,000 HoursAnastasia Ramus19,000 HoursCornelia HullMildred LindenGara Van Schaack44,000 hours were served in direct patientcare roles by 655 volunteers.18,000 HoursMuriel ShreveMabel Wright76 teen volunteers completed our15,000 HoursHonora SobanskiMidge Terrysummer program in 2016.54 volunteers serve annually onhospital advisory boards.22 Hartford Hospital employeesvolunteered during their off-work time,contributing 618 hours to programs thatenhance the patient experience and offeropportunities to engage employees beyondtheir work day.14,000 HoursAda GardnerRuth Griswold13,000 HoursCharlotte HartnettHazel Vail12,000 HoursEvelyn ComentMichael Rosano11,000 HoursMarjorie BurmanGloria MardRuth Swanson10,000 HoursStephanie PrucnalElizabeth RankinTerry ShookusHartford Hospital pet therapy teamscontributed 3,400 hours of service toour patients and staff.9,500 HoursRalph Kenneson61 percent of the volunteer workforce is female.8,500 HoursBarbara CoffinMargaret EberleThe median age of a HartfordHospital volunteer (for those whoprovided dates of birth) is 39. 4 percent ofour current volunteers are over the age of 60.Our oldest active volunteer is 92.Volunteering at HartfordHospital transformedRohit Makol from a shyguy to a beloved leader.Volunteers4 active volunteers have servedgreater than 60 years each.Volunteer Services received 2,053applications in FY 2016.8,000 HoursEthel Lavieri7,500 HoursMary CraryJoseph DistefanoEuphemia Serpliss7,000 HoursKathy HerzogJohn PetersonPatricia Rinaldi6,000 HoursSally Williams5,500 HoursCindy Wasserman5,000 HoursEleanor BensonJohn BoccaccioElaine Popielarski3,000 HoursPatrick CamilleriMaureen FisherDawn Pizzoferrato2,500 HoursDurmus Ali AvciEdith DecarolisSebastian DignotiMichael GlazierRichard GrahamJanet LeeMarillyn Loomis2,000 HoursSharyn BlichtMartin CourneenFrancis DeLisaBarbara DennisWilliam DerechLori FlaksEthan GuidaWilliam LeeBarbara LockeryEdwin LomersonTheodore MadisonBernadette MadisonFranz RoesnerVictoria Scranton1,900 HoursDalia GiedrimieneBarbara MyjakJeffrey WidemCarolyn Wynne1,800 HoursFrances ConsoliEileen CyrJoyce FritzPatricia Maciag1,700 HoursAubrey Loomis1,500 HoursJane HolzmannEliot MagRosemary Panella1,400 HoursJoseph DugganTimothy HealyHeidi Kelsey1,300 HoursCarol CollinsPatricia KleinRichard LevineIrene MadiganHollis Schneider1,200 HoursMarie BaileyArmand MorassiniVirginia Van DykBoneta (Bonnie) Zaman1,000 HoursDeborah BatorKhadijah HayesFay Levin-LavoieMary Jane MooreKathleen MowchanEllen See900 HoursHilary AllenKelley BoothbyKarin Peterson800 HoursValerie BryanTom ClarkeKathy ComptonDoreen DragoFrancis LuczakPatricia RinaldiCarole ShowalterDonna SzarwakJoel Zimmerman700 HoursRaymond AlexanderShailaja BalajiNieshea BlandChristine CollinsRose DeLisaJohn ForroEugene HazanovErin HealerMartha Kemp-AlbertRohit MakolJudith SparksAshley StovallJanice Wallace600 HoursRalph ArcariLinda DemikatElizabeth ForroAntonia IndomenicoLois LommeMartha LongleyAmelia MorangeEmiliana PhilippeAmy Steinberg500 HoursDorothy AbbottJavier BelloCharlotte BlockC. Arthur BoothbyEdward CzaplaThomas JohnstoneCarmen MalaveMarlyn RodriguezHeide Weise10 / Ha rt fo rd Hos pi t a l, 2016Honor Roll of Donors / 11
The 1854 SocietyThe 1854 Society recognizes individuals whose planned gifts have been received or will someday accrueto Hartford Hospital. Planned gifts include bequests made through testamentary devices, such as wills,retirement plans, and revocable trusts, as well as lifetime gifts that provide income to donors and theirbeneficiaries. Life income gifts, such as charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, and the hospital’sPooled Income Fund, typically involve the transfer of gift assets, immediate tax advantages and continuingincome streams to the donor, with future distributions to the hospital for its general or specific charitablepurposes. Thoughtful gift planning offers each person the opportunity to make an endowed gift that willcontinue to help the hospital for generations to come. We are deeply grateful to members of the 1854 Society andespecially appreciative of their thoughtful commitment to the future financial well-being of HartfordHospital. Their names are listed here as they requested at the time of their introduction to the 1854 Society.Mr. Marc C. AbrahmsPhilip D. Allmendinger, MDEvelyn S. AmoRonald F. Angelo Sr.Doris M. ArmstrongChanning and Margaret BarlowDavid M. Bass, MDEdward and Mary Louise BatesRuth H. and Roger S. Beck, MDMr. and Mrs. Timothy S. BengstonMargaret A. BissellJohn H. BloodgoodIrene BotticelloGeralyn BrennanDorothy A. BrooksHarold C. Buckingham Jr.Dr. and Mrs. James M. BunceDr. John BurbankMichele B. Bush, Esq.Marla and John ByrnesDr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. CarltonColeman H. and Jo Champlin CaseyMrs. Leslie C. ClarkeDenise W. ClarkeBrian and Susan Fischer ClemowLeonard and Mona CloughMarie Jeanne and David CoffinMrs. Barbara CoffinMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. CollinsMargaret F. CollinsAnnette H. Conard andFrederick U. Conard Jr.Dr. Frederick U. Conard IIIDr. Michael Conwayand Karen ConwayJean T. Cooke12 / Ha rt fo rd Hos pi t a l, 2016Mrs. J. Noyes CraryMr. and Mrs. Salvatore D'AquilaMs. Susan H. DanaPaul and Camille DaquiJohn M. K. Davis IIRonnie and Ray DeckMrs. John DonnellyRobert E. and Carol R. DoubledayMr. and Mrs. Morton A. ElsnerLaura and George EstesDouglas C. EvansSue and Bob Fisher, MDRobert W. Fredrickson, MDMr. Arlene K. FriedmanMr. Stewart B. FrittsMr. and Mrs. Richard F. GambleLillian GarabedianCarol S. GarlickMr. and Mrs. Richard J. GatesLee and Bob GoodeMrs. Ellsworth S. GrantRose GrassoWilliam W. GraultyDorothy Y. GraultyMr. and Mrs. Harry J. GrayDr. and Mrs. Neil J. GreyRobert and Cynthia GronbachBarbara GroundwaterWilliam and Janice HabichtT. Stewart HamiltonJane C. HamiltonDr. and Mrs. Charles H. HamlinSusan and W. Ross HatchDr. and Mrs. William B. HenryAl and Kathy HerzogMarcia L. HincksGail L. HitchcockI. Bradley HoffmanJules A. HollanderMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. HoweMargaret and Wallace HughesNancy H. JezowskiDr. and Mrs. Donald W. JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jones IIINorman and Joan KayserMrs. Neville KirschDebbie and Roger KleneMr. and Mrs. Walter O.R. KorderDr. James L. Krieger andEleanor D. KriegerThomas P. and Alice K. KugelmanPasquale and Angela LaCavaRoy F. LaganDr. and Mrs. Robert D. LangmannChris LarsenJack and Irene LavellJohn
5 Message to Community 6 Board Members, Committees 7 Corporators 10 Volunteers 12 1854 Society 14 21 st Century Society 16 Campaign for Hartford Hospital 20 Campaign for Hartford Hospital Lead Donors 24 Honor Roll of Donors 40 In Memoriam 42 Memorial Gifts 45 Tribute Gifts 45 Named Funds 46 Estates and Trusts
