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Annual Report 2021
MED CENTER HEALTH FOUNDATION2021 BoardMembersConnie Smith*President and CEOMichele Lawless*Secretary/TreasurerMike Cowles*ChairJohn Kelly*Vice ChairJim Martens*Past ChairDonna Blackburn,PhD, RNRegina Parsley-ByrdMayor Randall CurryDr. Jacqueline DoweDavid GrayChris Guthrie*Beverly HodgesDarlene Johnson*Dr. Nisar KazimuddinShannon MaglingerDr. William MossG. Michael MurphyCheri NatcherJill SorrentinoTony Witty*Darren Woodruff*Investment and Allocation Committee 2021MED CENTER HEALTH FOUNDATIONFinancialsJANUARY 2000 - DECEMBER 2021Contributions Received to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,997,825Contributions Transferred to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,997,825DONOR-DESIGNATEDTRANSFERRED AMOUNTSEndowment Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,766,179The Community Clinic and The Dental Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,331,351Hospitality House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,108,608In-Kind Donations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,365,477Barren River Adult Day Care Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 532,508Cal Turner Rehab & Specialty Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 532,354The Medical Center Cancer Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389,465The Medical Center-WKU Health Sciences Complex . . . . . . . . . 379,604The Medical Center Women’s Health & Newborn Services . . . . 300,875Health-Related Scholarships Funded at WKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215,890Guardian Angel Children Services Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161,216The Medical Center Neurosurgery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,000The Medical Center Community Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129,479The Dr. Rebecca D. Shadowen Research & Education Fund . . 122,996Med Center Health Employee Tornado Relief Fund . . . . . . . . . . 116,543The Medical Center at Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106,555The Victoria Kelly Neurosurgery Education Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,000The Medical Center at Bowling Green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58,716The Medical Center at Caverna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53,805Marion Boyd Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47,782The Medical Center at Albany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31,624The Medical Center at Scottsville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,405Other Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,393Gary A. Woodward Nursing Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,997,825
Dear friends,Because you care, Med Center Health Foundation is able to serve the community throughThe Community Clinic, The Dental Clinic, Hospitality House, Cancer Center and other servicesoffered at Med Center Health. In calendar year 2021, you supported our first ever Food TruckFrenzy and Stock the Stocking initiatives. You continued to give to the 17th Annual VirtualCharity Ball and Make the Season Bright Program ensuring these fundraisers helped meet ourcommunity needs.Through the highsand lows of the year,one thing remainedconstant: theSouthcentralKentucky communityalways comestogether to help.Med Center Health started 2021 by offering COVID-19 vaccinesat various locations throughout our system. The communityanswered the call and eagerly embraced the opportunity to getvaccinated. We ended 2021 with the tornadoes and storms thatdevastated many—before the sun even came up on December11, 2021, the community was there to help victims and survivors.Through the highs and lows of the year, one thing remainedconstant: the Southcentral Kentucky community always comestogether to help.This Annual Report is a testament to the generosity of everyone in our greater community. Tothe donors, friends, volunteers, businesses and organizations who make our work possible, wethank you for your support. You demonstrate exactly what it means to be a community unitedfor each other.Gratefully,Amy C. HardinExecutive DirectorMed Center Health FoundationKathy A. SmithDirector Annual GivingMed Center Health FoundationThank youWe extend our sincere thanks to Ron Sowell and Doris C. Thomas,who both retired from Med Center Health in 2021. For 21 years,their leadership, hard work and dedication helped the Foundationassist countless patients in need, and their vision will guide theFoundation for years to come.PAGE 1
TORNADORELIEFOn December 11, 2021, a devastating seriesof tornadoes struck Kentucky. In the daysthat followed the storms, Med Center HealthFoundation worked with hospital leadership toestablish the Med Center Health EmployeeTornado Relief Fund. Med Center Healthemployees were asked to donate to help theircolleagues and friends. The outpouring ofsupport was incredible. To date, this fund hasraised more than 155,000 to assist employeesimpacted by the storms. In addition toemployees, many of the Foundation’s communitypartners contributed to help those in need.The tornado truly turned preregistration clerkBritt Miller’s life upside down. As she, herPAGE 2husband and their little dog huddled in theirbathroom, they heard the sound of a freight traincoming right at them. “It was surreal,” she said.“The house was coming apart and all the lightswere still on. Then the floor started moving.”The next thing she knew, she was trapped underthe rubble of their home almost 100 yards away.Rescuers found Britt and her husband when theyheard the dog barking. Although severely injured,both survived; and their dog was only slightlyinjured. Through the tornado relief fund, theywere able to replace their vehicle and help paymedical bills. “This has all made me not sweat thesmall stuff,” Britt said, “and it’s made me strongerbecause we survived it. We’re so thankful for thehelp we received through the tornado relief fund.”Halil Asllani, with The Medical Center at BowlingGreen Environmental Services Department,was asleep with his wife when two of theirdaughters came into the room crying, “Daddy,daddy, a tornado is coming!” He didn’t believethem at first, but then realized they really werein danger. He gathered his family together tohide in a closet—just a few seconds later, the
Halil Asllani and Britt Miller (front row) received replacement vehicles following the December 2021tornadoes. Pictured with Halil and Britt are Tammy Basham, Shelby Harwood, Steve Ramsey andAmy Hardin (back row) who served as core members of the team who helped administer the MedCenter Health Employee Tornado Relief Fund.The tornado relief fund has assisted more than40 Med Center Health employees affected by thestorm, ranging from replacing groceries lost dueto power outages to purchasing vehicles.Britt Miller’s home was destroyed during the tornado thatravaged her neighborhood.tornado hit. “It was like a bomb,” he said. “I comefrom a country where there has been war since1999. This was like that, but sudden, withoutwarning.” The tornado hit the house, shatteringthe windows and destroying the family car. “MedCenter Health found us a place to stay that dayand soon after a little house where we lived forthree weeks. We are grateful for all the help wehave received.” Through the tornado relief fund,the Asllanis also received a vehicle to replace onelost to the storm.Other items the fund has helped provide are: Hotel rooms immediately following the storms Rent/deposits on new places to live Baby food and clothes Christmas presents and decorations for familieswith children Insurance deductibles Eyeglasses Generators Clothing, linens and bedclothes Furniture and appliancesMed Center Health Foundation is grateful toeveryone who contributed to the TornadoRelief Fund. Your compassion has made a hugedifference to employees impacted by the storm.PAGE 3
grants2021 posed many challenges, but the Foundationcontinued to provide both improved healthcare andaccess to medical and dental services to thousandsof local residents. Through grants and communityevents, Med Center Health Foundation raised fundsthat made a difference in our communities.WHAS Crusade for ChildrenThanks to a 10,000 grant received from WHAS Crusade for Children, phototherapy equipmentupgrades were purchased for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Phototherapy brings healingto babies born with jaundice, such as those with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. Through this grant,two Natus NeoBLUE overhead lights were purchased, as well as high tech covers for the GE BilisoftPhototherapy System. With traditional light therapy, babies cannot be swaddled or held; but the BilisoftSystem meets medical and emotional needs by allowing new moms to hold their babies. To learn moreabout WHAS Crusade for Children, visit www.whascrusade.org.Delta DentalA 23,741 grant from Delta Dental wasinstrumental in The Dental Clinic converting todigital bitewing xrays for patients. These provideclearer images for the dentist, which can resultin early detection of dental disease. They alsorequire less radiation exposure and fewer retakesthan traditional bitewing xrays. In addition,the grant provided for the purchase of a newautoclave for sterilization of all metal instruments.Southwest AirlinesMed Center Health Foundation was selectedas one of Southwest Airlines Million Dollars ofThanks grant applicants. One hundred e-passeswere awarded to the Foundation and includedin the Charity Ball on-line auction. 15,400 wasraised and dedicated to The Community Clinicmobile dentistry program.State FarmIn 2020, The Dental Clinic was awarded the 25,000 State Farm Neighborhood Assist grant.In 2021, the money was used to expand The DentalClinic’s reach to underserved children throughutilizing the Delta Dental Mobile Dental Clinic forscreenings at The Foundry Community Center inBowling Green. Dental screenings were provided topre-kindergarten students and their families.PAGE 4FCC – TelehealthMed Center Health was awarded a 100,325grant from the Federal CommunicationsCommission (FCC) to purchase telehealth cartsand remote monitoring devices so that at-riskCOVID-19 patients in our rural areas can bemonitored remotely. These devices providefour hospitals (The Medical Centers at Albany,Caverna, Franklin and Scottsville) and our ruralhealth clinics the flexibility to move the cart toserve patients who require constant monitoringdue to a COVID-19 diagnosis. The carts also helprural areas connect patients with specialistsacross the system, thus reducing COVIDexposure. Even after the pandemic, the cartswill provide access to quality care for those whomight not otherwise be able to see their doctorin person.
eventsFood Truck FrenzyMake The Season BrightThe virtual Make the Season Bright event was held inDecember at The Medical Center at Bowling Green with theannual lighting of a Christmas tree made brighter by lightsrepresenting donations. Included was a special strand ofgreen lights in honor of our frontline healthcare heroes. Ahuge “thank you” to everyone who donated to support theHospitality House through Make the Season Bright and toChris Allen, of Classic Hits SAM 100.7, who emceed the event.The 2021 Make The Season Bright event raised over 14,000for the Hospitality House.The Hospitality House, located on the campus of The MedicalCenter at Bowling Green, provides a much -needed respitefor family members of patients at The Medical Center andCommonwealth Regional Specialty Hospital. The house alsoprovides a comfortable place to stay for patients receivingcancer and other daily treatments who have trouble travelingto and from their homes.Stock the StockingA new initiative for 2021, Stock the Stocking was a specialaddition to Make The Season Bright. Med Center Healthemployees and members of the community donated itemsto stock the pantry at the Hospitality House. Everything fromshampoo to socks to soup was collected. These items continueto make life a little easier for guests, including cancer patientsundergoing therapy at The Medical Center Cancer Center andthose with loved ones in The Medical Center at Bowling Greenand Commonwealth Regional Specialty Hospital.The 2021 Food Truck Frenzy, inpartnership with The Groovy Gus DonutBus, was a great success. Ten food trucksand vendors participated, bringing outhundreds of people for good food andfun. Funds raised from this eventsupported The Community Clinic andThe Dental Clinic, providing much-neededhealth and dental care to individuals andfamilies who otherwise could not obtainthese services.
CHARITY BALL 2021The BallThe Charity Ball, one of the premier charityevents in this region, benefits The CommunityClinic and The Dental Clinic. BECAUSE YOUCARE, more than 324,000 was raised from thisvirtual fundraiser in 2021! What an awesometribute to our community to provide healthand dental care to those who cannot afford iton their own or to some who need a little helpgetting back on their feet. Thank you to all whosponsored, made a donation, purchased a raffleticket or an on-line auction package. WE AREGRATEFUL!Stephen Stucy, alongside Kathy Smith and Amy Hardin with theFoundation, hosted Charity Ball Live.The AuctionEach year, the Ball’s auction provides significant funding for the benefit of the Clinics. Thank you to thegenerous donors for extraordinary getaways, experiences and treasures, and to the volunteers who helpedsecure these items.GULF SHORES 7-DAY GETAWAYLOUIS VUITTON TOTEWon by Kristen PetersonWon by Julie MilamDonated by Dr. Donna Blackburn and FamilyDonated by Dillard’sBEHIND THE SCENES LOOKThe Community Relations Committee starts working on the Ball in Januaryof each year. More than 800 hours goes into planning for this event. TheVirtual Ball was a huge success thanks to Stephen Stucy and SublimeMedia Group! (Committee members listed on page 7.)WHY IS THE BALL IMPORTANT?The need in our community is great, and we continue to see more andmore people reaching out to us for help. This is our community and wetake care of each other!Kathy Smith, Amy Hardin, Stephen StucyPAGE 6
SponsorsPLATINUM 25,000Truist FinancialRUBY 15,000Merrill Lynch - Bank of AmericaGOLD 10,000Atalla Plastic Surgery Skin LaserDillard’sEnglish, Lucas, Priest & Owsley, LLPHodges Adams Attorneys at LawStengel-Hill ArchitectureDIAMOND 5,000Commerce BankDean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLCJulie HinsonDarlene and Jim JohnsonJim Johnson Hyundai and Nissankd aestheticsLinda and John KellyMacKenzie’s FlowersEva and Jim MartensUK HealthCareDon S. VitaleWehr Constructors, Inc.EMERALD 3,000Logan AluminumDr. Patricia J. MercerLou MooreDr. and Mrs. William H. MossPinnacle Financial PartnersSalameh Plastic SurgeryUS FoodsIn-KindSponsorsMAJESTIC 8,000 Goldsmith Jewelry Repair & DesignSouthwest AirlinesStephen StucyColdwell Banker Legacy GroupSublime Media GroupVIP Bowling Green MagazineWBKO TVREGAL 5,000 - 7,999Atalla Plastic Surgery Skin LaserDillard’sGerald PrintingHilltopper Sports PropertiesRENEW by Optimum RejuvenationSalameh Plastic SurgerySOKY HappeningsSouthwest AirlinesIMPERIAL 3,000 - 4,999Dr. Donna Blackburn and Familykd aestheticsSAPPHIRE 2,000Arnold Consulting EngineeringServices Inc.Chandler Park DentalFHG ClothiersThe Mane SalonMick-Murf Construction, Inc.Steel Mill & Co.PATRON 1,000Atmos EnergyBack Down SouthLaura and Jonathan BelcherJohn and Ellen BonaguroCheri and Dennis ChaneyMichael CowlesRobin and David GrayCarole and Norman HarnedHeart Strings/ChattersSarah and Harvey JohnstonMelinda and Jeff JoyceCarol and Dan McIvorMorris Promotional SpecialtiesShirley and Hugh David (d.) RoeRita and Jim ScottScott Murphy DanielSouth Central BankStupp Brother Bridge & Iron Co.FoundationTaylor FamilyDr. L. Michael TrapassoSenator and Mrs. Mike WilsonKyle Woosley - State FarmLiz Bradley and Lulu’s HomeFurnishingsMickeye and Mike MurphygNiteLiter’s Outdoor LightingNOBLE 1,500 - 2,999Ruthie BaleBeaver 96.7 - 102.3 - 98.5 - All HotWUHU 107.1 FMBG Home FurnishingsBG Hot RodsThe Bistro, Novo Dolce Gastro Puband Pub by NovoBluegrass Weight Loss andAestheticsCarmon ImagingCobb’s Customers, LLCFrench Lick ResortHarvey Johnston and EllisWalker GalleryHistoric RailPark and Train MuseumC. David JonesLamar AdvertisingCara and Bob PitchfordPlatinum SculptPreservation Tasting Room &Bottle ShopThis year’s 21 Days of Giving, duringwhich a local business was highlightedeach day, was very successful. Thanksto the following businesses, 25,000was raised!PARTICIPATING BUSINESSES Atalla Plastic Surgery Skin LaserBack Down SouthThe Bistro, Novo Dolce Gastro Pub, Pub by NovoBowling Green Home FurnishingsDillard’sDonatos PizzaFHG ClothiersGriff’s DeliGoldsmith Jewelry Repair & Designkd aestheticsLocal TacoLulu’s Home FurnishingsMacKenzie’s FlowersThe Mane SalonMcGown Audio VideoNiteLiter’s Outdoor LightingPreservation Tasting Room & Bottle ShopSalameh Plastic SurgerySpencer’s CoffeeSteel Mill & Co.Truist FinancialCOMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE Cara Pitchford, Co-Chair Tamara Vogler, Co-Chair Peggy Atalla Sandra Baker Donna Blackburn, PhD, RN Liz Bradley Regina Parsley-Byrd Emily Denham Magen Estep Amber Frye Vivian Grise Beverly HodgesE DATE: Darlene JohnsonSAVE TH Rene Kilgore Rebecca Lee Shannon Maglinger Julie Milam Sharon Moss Mickeye MurphyER Heather O’BanionNOVEMB Jill Sauerheber Rachel Sheldon Tina Smajlagic Danica Tester Cammie Wilson Joyce WyattBALLCHARITY202212PAGE 7
VISIONARY 500,000 - 1,500,000Truist FinancialFOUNDER 100,000 - 499,000AnonymousCommonwealth Health CorporationDillard’sEnglish, Lucas, Priest and Owsley, LLPGerald PrintingGoldsmith Jewelry Design & RepairGraves Gilbert ClinicHoliday Inn University PlazaKohl’s CorporationMerrill Lynch Bank of America CorporationScott, Murphy and DanielStengel Hill ArchitectureThe Medical Center at Bowling GreenThe Medical Center at FranklinThe Medical Center at ScottsvilleLaura Goad Turner Charitable FoundationLEADER 50,000 - 99,999Delta Dental of KentuckyFord’s FurnitureFranklin Bank and Trust CompanyGerman American BankHaskins FoundationHouchens IndustriesJewelry Barn and Pawn ShopMorris JewelryNeace Lukens InsuranceSOKY HappeningsWBKO TelevisionXBS Office SolutionsBusinessHonorRollBENEFACTOR 25,000 - 49,999Arnold Consulting Engineering Services, Inc.Atalla Plastic Surgery Skin LaserBank of Edmonson CountyThe BistroBowling Green Associated Pathologists, PSCBowling Green Hot RodsBrickyard CafeChase BankCommerce BankConsolidated Paper GroupDaily NewsDart FoundationDean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLCEyeconic TVFuqua Events and RentalsHolland America IncImaging Consultants of KentuckyMinit MartNiteLiters, Inc.Omni Custom Meats, Inc.Pool & Spa DepotQuest DiagnosticsState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance CompanyVIP BG Magazine/Dabora, Inc.Walmart #299Western Kentucky Heart, Lung & GastroenterologyThe Foundation’s Business Honor Roll is madeup of organizations that are committed toimproving lives in the communities we serve.Their passion for making this world a betterplace by partnering with us through servicesand financial support is an unwaveringcommitment to our community.PAGE 8GUARDIAN 10,000 - 24,999Allied Energy, Inc.Ann B. Gipson FoundationAramark HealthcareBaird Private Wealth ManagementBandy, Inc.BG Home FurnishingsBKD, LLPBright Coalition, Inc.Carmon ImagingClinton County Soil & Water Conservation DistrictCommunity Foundation of LouisvilleCommunity Foundation of South Central KentuckyDeemer’s Floral Co. Inc.Dressman Benzinger LaVelle pscFabric CleanersFruit of the LoomHilliard Lyons Charitable Contribution CommitteeIKON Office SolutionsKarl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.Kentucky Skin Cancer CenterKim and C. David JonesLogan Aluminum, Inc.Lulu’s Home Furnishings ConsignmentsM & L ElectricMacKenzie’s FlowersMarch of DimesMariah’sMattress FirmMayo Foundation for Medical Education and ResearchMick-Murf Construction, Inc.Morris Promotional SpecialtiesMusician’s Pro ProductionsOffice Resources, Inc.PepsiAmericas, Inc.Pfizer FoundationPfizer, Inc.Pinnacle Financial PartnersPNC BankProjectTech, Inc.RE/MAX Real Estate ExecutivesRegina Webb Salon and SpaRENEW by Optimum RejuvenationReynolds, Johnston, Hinton, LLPSahetya Medical InstituteSalameh Plastic SurgeryDebbie Salyer PhotographySeabourn Cruise LineSKY Pediatric DentistrySouth Central BankSoutheastern Displays, Inc.Southern KY Oral Surgery AssociatesStupp Brothers Bridge and Iron Company FoundationSublime Media GroupUK HealthCareUS FoodsWalmart #5236Wehr Constructors - Western Kentucky OperationsWehr Constructors, Inc.Wells FargoWHAS Crusade for Children, Inc.WNKY’s NBC and CBSZebra GraphicsNew Business Honor Roll Members
Warren SocietyVISIONARY 500,000 - 1,500,000Glenn Malchow, D.M.D.Malchow Orthodontic Endowment FundEstate of Bernard Young (d.)FOUNDER 100,000 - 499,999Anonymous*Anonymous (2)Jerry E. Baker (d.)Carolyn Wolfe (d.) and James (d.) Brite, Sr.John (d.) and Chris DesmaraisThe Family of Dr. G.Y. GravesDarlene and Jim JohnsonLinda and John KellyPatricia J. Mercer, M.D.Dr. Paul and Susan Moore*G. Michael and Mickeye MurphyCheri and Joe NatcherRita and Jim ScottHerman (d.) and Lena (d.) Smith Family EndowmentDr. and Mrs. Alejandro SorianoEstate of Wayne Junior Stice (d.)Robert (d.) and Mary L. (d.) Tincher FoundationDon VitaleShannon and Michael VitaleSuzanne VitaleLEADER 50,000 - 99,999Drs. Faye Istanbooly and Ziad Al-AmiriCovella H. Biggers (d.)Dr. John (d.) and Donna Blackburn, PhD, RNBeth (d.) and David BradfordBarbara (d.) and Kenneth BurchMarthena R. BurrJean and Lee CherryBeverly and Hoy HodgesDr. Eli JacksonSarah and Harvey JohnstonBud LayneDixie and Pete (d.) MahurinEva and Jim MartensDr. Juli and David McCayCarol and Dan McIvorDr. Bill (d.) and Lou MooreWilliam A. and Kimberly (d.) PotterDr. Debra and Ron SowellCarrel K. (d.) and Clara M. SumnerDr. Joseph J. ZaydonBENEFACTOR 25,000 - 49,999AnonymousEllie C. and Charles W. AdamsRuthie BaleJoyce and Claude BerryLinda and B. J. (d.) BoothGail and Gary BroadyLynda and David BroderickThe Buckberry FamilyRegina and Ken ByrdDavid ChandlerDr. David and Robin CiochettyAnne and Jimmie GipsonAngela and Eric Hagan*Kathy and Fred (d.) HigginsSusan and Gordon JonesDr. Melinda and Jeff Joyce*Norma Jean and Bob KirbyBetsy and John KullmanShelby G. and Charlie (d.) MooreDr. William and Sharon MossCara and Bob PitchfordOpal (d.) and Robert (d.) ProctorShirley and Hugh David (d.) RoePeggy and Hugh RunnerTracy and Eddie Scott*Leisa and Steve ShirleyColonel Robert E. (d.) and Cora Jane (d.) SpillerJan and Buster StewartMelissa and Wade Stone*Doris C. and Roger ThomasCatherine and Dean WarrenJacqueline and Gary (d.) Woodward*GUARDIAN 10,000 - 24,999Anonymous*Anne and Richard AftonJudy and Bob ArmstrongMargaret Baker*F. Richard BallGail Pruitt BaumgartenDrs. Marie Michelson and Colonel James Beattie, Jr.Laura and Jonathan Belcher*Maribeth and Louis BermanDr. Mark and Kathryn BiglerCathy and Mike BishopSandy and Thomas BoussardLaura and Steven BowraGeorgena Brackett*Liz Bradley and Lulu’s Home FurnishingsJo An Pearson BuckNavada and Joe CampbellCarole and John ChaneyCheri and Dennis Chaney*Dr. Joe (d.) and Nancy (d.) CheekDr. Eduardo and Marilyn De Los ReyesMary Alice and Geoffrey FieldsNatalie and John Mark Fones*Sandra and Gary ForceJudge William G. and Marcia (d.) FuquaKim and Greg GayGerri and Ken GlennLeo GovaniRobin and David Gray*Dr. Ghayth Hammad and Suha NasserDr. Peter and Karen HardinCarole and Norman HarnedJoyce and Tom HartPaula and Jimmy HendrickJan and Bob (d.) HensleyLaura and Bob HilliardGayle E. HooksDr. Michael HowellRuth and Larson (d.) HudsonDr. Matthew HunsakerShirley and Bill KendallThe Warren Society is adistinguished group ofleaders in our community,each of whom supports theadvancement of healthcarewith a minimum cumulativecommitment of 10,000.Elise and William KonwiczkaMichele W. and Paul T. Lawless*Chuck (d.) LayneTommy Loving and Eve MainEmily and Ronnie Martin*Sandra (d.) and Stan MatthewsJulia and Mitchell McDonaldDr. Richard and Michelle McGahanAnn MeadJan and Dirk MillerJudy and Currie MillikenShannan (d.) and Eddie Mills*Chief Justice and Mrs. John Minton, Jr.Sarah C. and Ronnie MooreDr. Narendra and Vimila Nathoo*Jane and John (d.) NewmanLassie (d.) and Leon (d.) PageKathy and Geoff PalmerDr. Darin and Rebecca Passer*Mr. and Mrs. Howell Patton IIIMarilyn and Jerry PattonJill and Aaron PayneJulie and Gary RansdellCarla and Terry Reagan*Honorable Jody and Neva RichardsSarah and Bill RicheyKathleen Riley*The Family of Margaret H. Ross (d.)Jolene and Butch RushKathy ScariotChristy and Brian SchuetteJo Jean and Jack (d.) ScottSue and Jim (d.) SecrestTerri and Steve SheldonDr. Patricia G. Faulkner-Simmons andSteve SimmonsLinda and Jim SkaggsKathy A. Smith*Carole SteenBarbara (d.) and Charles (d.) StewartKendra and Steve SuttonCecilia and Kevin ThomasDr. L. Michael TrapassoFerris Van Meter (d.)Linda and James VaughnMariano J. VitaleGlenna and Johnny WebbCarol (d.) and Denny WedgeJulie WedgeMinerva and Kevin WestrayRoland WillockRick WilsonMiki and David WisemanCathey and Tony WittyCindy and John Yonts*Med Center Health Employee as of 12/31/21(d.) deceasedNew Warren Society MembersPAGE 9
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two Natus NeoBLUE overhead lights were purchased, as well as high tech covers for the GE Bilisoft Phototherapy System. With traditional light therapy, babies cannot be swaddled or held; but the Bilisoft System meets medical and emotional needs by allowing new moms to hold their babies. To learn more
