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Annual Report2014McCullough-HydeMEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUSTMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 18/31/2015 6:47:51 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTFriends,“BY BEINGPROACTIVE, WEARE TAKING OURFUTURE INTO OUROWN HANDSAND CREATING ASTRONGER HEALTHSYSTEM FOR OURCOMMUNITY.”This past year has been a great experience at McCullough-Hyde.ThereThe are so many wonderful qualities about our communityhospital,including our dedicated donors. Your commitmentshoto the Trust have continued to provide ongoing support foreducation,equipment, and services and there are so many thingsethatth we simply could not do without your investment. In fact,youryo gifts and pledges from 2014 totaled over 450,000. Thisprovidedpro 15,500 for the Oxford College Corner Free Clinic tounderunderwritemedications and women’s services through the HelenWeinbeWeinberger and the General Fund; over 19,000 to support staffeducation and continuing education through the Larry Kist, RichardDaniels, Christopher Daniels Memorial Funds, as well as throughthe Alberta Lutz Ittel, Sheffield Jeck, Garvin McClain, and BizCampbell Funds; in addition to 10,000 to support the ProfessionalDevelopment Assistance Program as well as the core regulatory classesfor Health Stream staff education. Overall, the Trust had over 132,000in expenditures to support our community hospital. Our investedTrust assets, which provide financial stability to McCullough-Hyde,ended 2014 valued at 10.5 million. Approximately 2.5 million ofthese funds are restricted for various purposes, while the remaining isinvested by our Board of Directors to fund future capital, equipment,service and education needs.The year of 2014 also brought the retirement of two individuals whowere critical to the mission of the Trust. Sylvia Moore, who was thefirst official officer of the Trust, retired in October after forty-five yearsof service from her most recent position as assistant to the presidentand CEO. Judy Marcum, who supported the administrative office ofthe Trust for the past nine years, retired in December. We wish bothSylvia and Judy a wonderful retirement as they will be missed greatly.—BRYAN HEHEMANN, Earlier this year, we finalized our affiliation agreement with TriHealth.This will bring positive changes to our community hospital includingPRESIDENT AND CEO, ON a state-of-the-art information technology system, expanded clinicalMCCULLOUGH-HYDE’S services, increased support for community health programs, and aRECENT AFFILIATION capital campaign for a new and expanded Emergency Department andWITH TRIHEALTH.Surgery Suite. All of these efforts will put the patient experience firstand will allow us to continue to deliver the high quality care for whichwe are known. We look forward to these opportunities for growth andyou will be hearing from us soon regarding our campaign, Growingto Meet Your Needs, for the Emergency Department. Please holdthe date of September 30th for a donor reception that will kick offthis campaign. As with all Trust efforts, this project will focus onfundraising to support our community hospital so donations willcontinue to stay here.I hope that you will enjoy this publication that highlights our 2014donors to the Trust, and shares about the special occasions from thepast year.Mary BennettChief Development OfficerMcCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital2McCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 28/31/2015 6:48:04 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTWomen’s Heart Luncheon:On Friday, February 6, 2015, The Trust hosted a GoRed for Women luncheon to celebrate National WearRed Day. The Demske Culinary Support Center washost to community members as McCullough-Hydestaff and a panel of TriHealth Heart Health Expertsfacilitated a discussion regarding women’s heart issuesand how to take charge of our health. Topics rangingfrom electrophysiology to vascular surgery werehighlighted and guests were able to ask questionsof the physicians. During the lunch, guests exploredhealth food stations where chefs demonstrated how tocook each dish and discussed the ingredients used andwhere they could be purchased. At the conclusion ofthe lunch, guests were treated to a goodie bag filledwith useful and fun items to promote a healthy heart,including the Red Dress pin provided by the AmericanHeart Association.“(LEFT TO RIGHT) BRYAN HEHEMANN,PRESIDENT & CEO, MCCULLOUGHHYDE/TRIHEALTH, E. JOHN ZAYYAT,MD, GAURANG GANDHI, MD,LISA DYE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,TRIHEALTH HEART INSTITUTE, PUVIN. SESHIAH, MD, SANTANU BISWAS,MD, KAREN A. GERSCH, MD, MARYA. BENNETT, CHIEF DEVELOPMENTOFFICER, MCCULLOUGH-HYDE TRUSTOBTAINING NEW CERTIFICATIONS WITHFUNDS FROM THE TRUST’S KIST AND DANIELSSCHOLARSHIPS HAS ALLOWED ME TO EXPAND”MY KNOWLEDGE AND REMAIN A VALUABLESTAFF MEMBER AT MCCULLOUGH-HYDE.–CHARLES SPEARS, SYSTEM ANALYST WITH INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGIES DEPARTMENT AND RECIPIENT OF THE 2014 LARRYKIST, AND RICHARD AND CHRISTOPHER DANIELS SCHOLARSHIPS.McCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 338/31/2015 6:48:04 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTSylvia’s Garden:Sylvia MooreMoore, employee of Mc-CulloughHyde HoHospital for over 45 years, retiredin OctoOctober 2014. As a way to honorSylvia for her many years of service,the Trust began a campaign for theSylvia Kuertz Moore EndowmentSylwhich supports the HospitalwGarden and screenings forGuninsured cancer patients. Manyueemployees, former employees,and friends and family to Sylviaanmade contributions to this fundmand now it is almost completelyanendowed. It was proposed that theendHospital Garden name be changedHospto SylvSylvia’s Garden so on June 26th,garden was dedicated and the namethe gardeoccurred. If you would like to makechange occua contribution to Sylvia’s Garden, or honor apaver, please contact the Trust atloved one with a pave513-664-3850. We wish Sylvia well as she enjoys this new chapterin her life.Meet Janet Shirley,Development Associate:Born and raised in Indianapolis, Janet attended XavierUniversity and has lived in South Carolina andConnecticut. In her twelve years in Oxford, she hasjoined various music groups, Master’s swimming atMiami University and currently competes in triathlons inthe region. She enjoys art, wine, traveling and gardeningas well as spending time with her family- husband PaulFlaspohler, daughter Camille, sons Quinn and Milo, and hertwo cats. Janet provides all back office support for the Trustand is instrumental in the coordination of events and outreach.h.“4WE BELIEVE THAT THE PEOPLE OF THIS REGIONDESERVE THE VERY BEST IN HEALTH CARE, AND HAVEDEVOTED OUR LIVES TO HELPING MAKE IT HAPPEN.WE ALSO HAVE INCLUDED MCCULLOUGH-HYDE INOUR ESTATE PLANNING AS A WAY TO ENSURE THECONTINUATION OF QUALITY HEALTH CARE FORGENERATIONS TO FOLLOW. WE HOPE YOU WILL JOINUS IN PLANNING SIMILAR GIFTS FOR THE FUTURE.– DR. TERRY AND JAQUELINE HUNTMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 4”8/31/2015 6:48:06 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTHealing Art Exhibit:McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital called upon area artists for thefifth time to partner in creating a healing environment for patients andfamilies through the annual “Healing Art” exhibit on April 24th. Artistswithin a 100-mile radius of McCullough-Hyde-Hyde were invitedto submit work for the annual juried art show, whichresulted in the selection of approximatelyy 70original pieces of art that are now displayedyedthroughout the hospital for the next year.r.Local artist and teacher Jean Vanceassisted McCullough-Hyde inmanaging the Healing Art Exhibitand was especially pleased, onceagain, that jurored artwork in theexhibit was eligible for approximately 6,000 in Purchase Awards. Eightpieces of art were purchased for thehospital’s permanent collection via thePurchase Awards. Anyone can purchasethe remaining art, for which prices aredesignated by the artist. The current exhibitibitwill be up until April 2016 and will enhanceance thehealing environment for patients, staff, andnd guests.2015 PURCHASE AWARDWINNER, LOST IN DANCE,BY DAVID MAYNARDFounder’s Level:The Trust is pleased to announce a newlevel oof donor recognition that is noweffective beginning with 2014 giving.effecThe Founder’s Level categoryThfeatures donors with cumulativefegiving between 25,000- 49,999.gBob and Beth Baer, Founder’sBLevel members, had this to say:L“MCCULLOUGH-HYDE HOSPITAL EXEMPLIFIESA SPECIAL WAY OF CARING FOR ALL WHO ENTERITS DOORS. WE HAVE EXPERIENCED THIS AS PATIENTSIN URGENT CARE, THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT, PHYSICALTHERAPY, AND AS AN INPATIENT. HAVING SERVED AS VOLUNTEERS,AND AS A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THEAUXILIARY BOARD, WE HAVE WITNESSED THE COMMITMENT OF THEADMINISTRATION AND STAFF TO THIS ENVIRONMENT. WE NEED THISHOSPITAL TO CONTINUE PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY HEALTH CAREFOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. FOR THIS TO BE POSSIBLE, WE NEED YOUTO JOIN THE MANY DONORS WHO ANNUALLY GIVE THEIR FINANCIALSUPPORT TO THIS HOSPITAL.”McCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 558/31/2015 6:48:07 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTThe Trust welcomes the opportunity to celebrate the support ofMcCullough-Hyde’s many friends whose contributions are so vitalto its programs, services, and future. We have made every effort toproperly recognize each of our valued donors. Please assist us withcorrections by calling the Trust office at 513-664-3851, or by emailingJanet Shirley at Janet Shirley@mhmh.trihealth.com.“.WE AREVERY PROUD TOBE COUNTEDAS SUSTAININGDONORS TO THEUNIQUE HERITAGEAND HISTORY OFMCCULLOUGH-HYDEHOSPITAL.DONORS OF GENERAL GIFTS IN 2014Phil and Kelly AbshireDonna and Raymond AllgeierAlpha House Enterprises, Inc.Bev and Woody AndersonAnonymous (4)Roger and Paula AtkinDonavon and Carolyn AubleNancy P. Axmacher”Hana BadreddineBeth and Bob BaerBaker & Hostetler LLPDouglas and Linda Balogh– RANDY AND Donald and Teri BeckerLAYNE LISTERMAN Craig and Mary A. BennettBrian and Leslie D. BlackTreva BoardmanAlice S. BolgerDanny and Pamela BourneCharles and Marjorie BowersWilliam and Nora Ellen BowersFrederick F. and Mary JaneBrowerAnne A. Brown EstateEllen BuerkRandall Chewning FamilyJanet and Phillip CleggJohn and Connie ClementsJames R. CoadPamela and Jerry CollinsMichael and Cheri CorsiWilliam CourtneyJohn and Marilyn CummingDonna Czekaj6McCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 6Gloria DalgetyStephen and Prudence DanaRichard and Mary DanielsPaul and Martha DeckerEdward and Elizabeth D.DemskeMark and Karen deSaintKathy J. DickenJohn L. DillerFrank and Barbara DoddCathie ElliottEmerson Electric Co.Donald C. FalkFey Insurance ServicesAlicia FieldsStephen and Carol FleeJane FlueckigerEarl and Dotty FolkerPamela FolsomJames FormalFranklin Co. CommunityFoundation, Inc.Jack L. FrymanAndrew and Cecilia GarrisonLarry GersbackLloyd and June GogginGoggin Ice Center StaffRichard GoldeyJoyce and Gilbert GordonPatricia L. GumpRalph and Rosemarie GutowskiJoAnne S. HagermanJohn and Jane HalcombSharon and Alan HancockHassler Textile ServicesBryan and Cheryl HehemannMallory HeltonGilbert and Juanita HensleyDenise HerrmannMarlene HoffmanKristine L. HoldermanDr. and Mrs. Steven R. HornDr. Terry and Jacqueline HuntMarilyn S. and Robert C.JohnsonFrank Jordan, Jr.Carol M. KaneLois S. and James C. KeeblerRichard and Ruth KeeblerLarry Kist FamilyAnne B. KoehlerBobby and Karen KramigDr. Michael and MaureenKranbuhl8/31/2015 6:48:08 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTDavid and Karen KullmanEulin KurangaDonald and Jaimie PribbleMary Jean PriestRichard G. and Alice LaatschJean L. LanganWilliam M. LaxsonJames and Susan LipnickeyRandy and Layne ListermanLuna Cares Fund, Inc.Eunice MaddockJack L. and Carmel A. MannDanny and Judy MarcumJames and Karen MartinoDr. and Mrs. Warren L. MasonDr. Bryan and Tara McCulloughGretchen McLaughlinClinton and Shirley McNallyMedadept/IncremedicalMedProWilliam and Susan Mescher andFamilyMHMH AuxiliaryMHMH Medical StaffMHMH StaffMiami University – CarillonCateringMiami University – President’sOfficeJerry Miller and Jim PaterMarna A. MoorheadDr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MoravecJerry and Sue MorrisEmery and Jean MuskopfReid Hospital & Health CareServicesSuzanne Auble ReifRusty and Kathy RichardsonRonald M. RobinsonBernard E. RoellElizabeth S. RogersDoug and Debbie RossWilliam and Joyce RouseSamuel RussellJohn SchmockKaren SchroerRobert and Alice SchuetteCharles R. SchulerEd and Jan SchweitzerJane SheardGary and Carol ShulmanGilbert and Suzanne SiegelDarrell and Sandy SimpsonSue SkillingsJames and Eilene SmithTom and Sara SpehBernard and Alice StudyRobin SutterDr. John SvirbelyHarry B. and Ruth B. Neff TrustJulie NickellRichard and Bobbie NormanAlan and Diane OakKathryn OrschellOxford Internal Medicine, Inc.Oxford Masonic Lodge #67,F&AMSusan Ann PaterWinifred PearsonDavid and Norma PennockMorris G. PetersRonald J. and Dawn G. PfohlDavid and Alice PhillipsSandra PontJohn and Gracia PopeRandall E. PorterAlice E. PothMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 7Don and Tari TharpThursday Morning Women’sBowling LeagueTuesday Night Women’sBowling League“THE EXCELLENTQUALITY OF CARETHAT MY FAMILYAND I HAVE RECEIVEDAT MCCULLOUGHHYDE MEMORIALHOSPITAL OVER THELAST FORTY YEARSHAS ENCOURAGEDMY ONGOINGFINANCIAL SUPPORTOF OUR COMMUNITYHOSPITAL.”Vernon WalatkaCraig D. WalterTim Walters—TOM SPEH,Nancy WeltyBOARD OF DIRECTORSMarta C. and Peter S. WendtOpal and Jim WespiserJoseph and Kate WespiserRobert E. White, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. E.C. WiesenmayerKathy and Ron WileyArlene J. WilsonMargaret R. WitmerElizabeth WittDr. Edwin YamauchiFredick A. ZellerCharles and E. Zody78/31/2015 6:48:08 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTChefs Celebration 2015:Planning is underway for this fall’s Chefs Celebration event, a biennialfundraiser that benefits the hospital. A new Infant Security System and ahospital-wide Cardiac Monitoring System will be supported by the proceeds.Dr. John Harlan, OB, and Susan Fortney-Harlan will host this year’s eventthat will take place on the evening of Saturday, November 7 at the OxfordCommunity Arts Center. Invitations willmail this summer with reservationseservationsbeing accepted in late August.ugust.If you are interested inplanning for a reservationnfor this year’s event orsponsorship, please callthe Trust officeat 664-3851.“8CHEFS CELEBRATION HAS BEEN A VERY SPECIALEVENT FOR OUR HOSPITAL, AND OUR COMMUNITY.WE ARE EXCITED TO CONTINUE THIS TRADITION SOTHAT MCCULLOUGH-HYDE IS EQUIPPED WITH THELATEST TECHNOLOGY.”--MARY A. BENNETT, CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICERMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 88/31/2015 6:48:09 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTSAVE THE DATE OF SEPTEMBER 13THFOR SURVIVOR’S PICNICOn Sunday, September 13th, the Miami University women’s soccer team will hosttheir annual Survivor’s Picnic to raise awareness and celebrate survivors of canceralong with their families, caregivers, and friends. Lunch will begin at 11:30am,with the game kicking off at 12noon at Miami’s Yager Stadium sports complexsoccer field. Members of the community are invited to enjoy the picnic andwatch the team take on Rice University. This event was started by Head CoachBobby Kramig and his wife, Karen Porter-Kramig, in honor of Karen’s latesister, Pam Porter.While a student at Miami University, Pam served as the soccer team’s statistician.When she developed cancer, she received treatment at McCullough-Hyde.In 2010, the Kramigs established the Pamela Porter Oncology Endowmentin memory of Pam. This fund assists with the implementation of servicesand programs to benefit patients, families and staff of the Oncology Clinic atMcCullough-Hyde. “We have always been grateful for the efforts shown Pam bythe McCullough-Hyde staff during her illness. Our hope is this endowment willprovide an opportunity for others to continue to receive the same level of care,comfort and compassion our family received,” states the Kramigs.If you are interested in attending the Survivor’s Picnic, please contact KristinaMarcum at the McCullough-Hyde Oncology Clinic at kmarcum@mhmh.trihealth.com, or 513-524-5560. The rain date for the picnic is Sunday, October11th, with the picnic beginning at 12:30pm and the game at 1pm.If you are interested in making a contribution to the Pamela Porter OncologyEndowment, please contact the Trust office at 513-664-3850.“HEALTHY EATING, REGULAR EXERCISE AND SOUNDPREVENTIVE CARE WERE ALWAYS IMPORTANT TO OUR PARENTS,AND THEY ENCOURAGED THEIR FOUR KIDS TO ADOPT SIMILARPRACTICES. THEY ALSO MADE A HABIT OF UNDERGOINGCOMPREHENSIVE PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS IN INDIANAPOLISEACH YEAR, DESPITE THE LONG DRIVE FROM OUR INDIANAHOME. WHEN OUR PARENTS RESETTLED IN OXFORD IN 2000,THEY FOUND EXCELLENT MEDICAL CARE AND CONVENIENTACCESS TO A WIDE RANGE OF SERVICES AT MCCULLOUGHHYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. OUR PARENTS WERE THANKFULTO LIVE LONG, HEALTHY LIVES AND WANTED TO SUPPORTTHE HOSPITAL’S CONTINUING WORK TO PROVIDE IMPORTANTMEDICAL RESOURCES AND SERVICES LOCALLY.” 9– THE FAMILY OF RICHARD AND ADELE MCLARENBOTH RICHARD AND ADELE GRACIOUSLY BEQUEATHED FUNDS TOTHE SUPPORT THE MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUSTMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 98/31/2015 6:48:11 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTWhen donors make a gift in APPRECIATION or in HONOR of someone special,or make a MEMORIAL gift, our patients and staff benefit from their generosity.APPRECIATION GIFTSIn Appreciation Gifts:Michael Czekaj-Donna L.CzekajHONOR GIFTSIn Honor of:Dr. Brent A. Bader-Randy and Layne Listerman-Clinton and Shirley McNallyDr. Howard Bernie-Randy and Layne Listerman-Alice C. PhillipsDr. Ellen Buerk-Anonymous-Jane Flueckiger-Randy and Layne ListermanDr. Terry and Jacqueline Hunt-Ellen BuerkMary Lee Keebler-Winifred PearsonEulin and Abraham Kuranga-Ellen BuerkDr. Garvin H. McClain-Randy and Layne ListermanSylvia Moore-Raymond and DonnaAllegier-Woody and Bev Anderson-Bob and Beth Baer-Douglas and Linda Balogh-Donald and Teri Becker-Craig and Mary A. Bennett-Frederick F and Mary JaneBrower-Ellen Buerk-John and Connie Clements-Jerry and Pamela Collins10McCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 10-Michael and Cheri Corsi-Richard and Mary Daniels-Kathy J. Dicken-Stephen and Carol Flee-Earl and Dotty Folker-James Formal-Jack and Jane Fryman-Lloyd and June Goggin-Ralph and RosemarieGutowski-Bryan and CherylHehemann-James and Susan Lipnickey-Eunice Maddock-Jack L. and Carmel A.Mann-Danny and Judy Marcum-Dr. and Mrs. JosephMoravec-Julie Nickell-Richard and BobbieNorman-Alan and Diane Oak-Oxford Internal Medicine, Inc.-Ronald J. and Dawn G.Pfohl-Rusty and KathyRichardson-Ronald and PriscillaRobinson-Doug and Debbie Ross-Samuel Russell-Ed and Jan Schweitzer-Gilbert and Suzanne Siegel-Tom and Sara Speh-Robin Sutter-Dr. John Svirbely-Dr. and Mrs. E. C.WiesenmayerJulie Nickell-Jane Flueckiger-Randy and Layne ListermanOxford Internal Medicine, Inc.-Jerry Miller and Jim PaterDr. Roger Princell-Randy and Layne Listerman-Alice C. PhillipsDr. Jennifer M. Ridge-Randy and Layne ListermanMEMORIAL GIFTSIn Memory of:Sharon and Ace Adams-Denise HerrmannBetty Ashcraft-Kristine L. HoldermanCharles A. Baker-Emery and Jean MuskopfLouis and Emma Becker-Donald and Teri BeckerJ K Bhattacharjee-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelDr. William F. Black-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelEdward Bolger-Alice S. BolgerShirley Crum-Jim and Opal WespiserRichard S. Donnell, Jr-Brian and Leslie D. Black-William and Susan Mescherand FamilyDavid C. Foley-Jim and Opal WespiserDebbie Folker-William and Susan Mescherand FamilyGerald Flueckiger-Jane FlueckigerMichael Fulton-Anonymous-Brian L. and Leslie D. Black-Janet Clegg-Fey Ins. Services-Goggin Ice Center Staff-Drs. David and AlicePhillips-John Schmock-Robert and Alice Schuette-Dr. Edwin Yamauchi8/31/2015 6:48:12 PM
MCCULLOUGH-HYDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST 2014 ANNUAL REPORTEarl C. Gelter-Bryan and CherylHehemannElizabeth Mae Goldey-Richard GoldeyDr. W. Robert Gump-James R. Coad-Jack and Jane Fryman-Patricia L. Gump-Robert C. and Marilyn S.Johnson-Alan and Diane Oak-Morris B. Peters-Mary Jean Priest-William and Joyce RouseSara Jo Harrington-Jim and Opal WespiserChristopher D. Hensley-Gilbert and Juanita HensleyFrances Hoffman-Darrell and Sandy Simpson-Jim and Opal WespiserJane Hollingsworth-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelEdward A. Jackson-Lloyd and June GogginPaul Jewell-Jim and Opal WespiserRobert L. Kane-Carol M. KaneMary Lee Keebler-Donavon and CarolynAuble-Danny and Pamela Bourne-Ellen Buerk-William Courtney-Paul and Martha Becker-Ed and Elizabeth D.Demske-Earl and Dotty Folker-Lloyd and June Goggin-Bryan and CherylHehemann-Lois S. Keebler-Gretchen McLaughlin-Jerry and Sue MorrisMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 11-Winifred Pearson-Donald Jaimie Pribble-Robert and Alice Schuette-Charles R. Schuler-Jane Sheard-Joseph and Kate Wespiser-Jim and Opal Wespiser-Ron and Kathy Wiley-Elizabeth WittLarry Kist-Emerson Electric Co.-Larry Kist FamilyJenny Lancaster-Ron and Kathy WileyHelen Logan-William M. LaxsonMike Maiden-Opal and Jim WespiserDavid B. Maxfield-Jim and Opal WespiserJudy McClain-Dr. Terry and JacquelineHuntJames McDonough-Jack and Jane FrymanDenton and Charlotte Norris-Peter S. and Marta C. WendtDr. Gilbert Pacey-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelJean Spargur Perin-Nancy P. AxmacherFred and Marcella Peter-Randall Chewning FamilyJohn Pont-Sandra PontPamela A. Porter-Bobby and Karen Kramig-Randall E. PorterDr. James Poth-Alice E. PothJames E. Ratliff-Ellen BuerkKent Roll-Jim and Opal WespiserMarge Ryan-Jim and Opal WespiserNorma Shellhouse-Frank and Barbara DoddRichard G. Shrider-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelMartha Nye Shriver-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelMichele E. Speh-Tom and Sara SpehLuanne Ewbank Spenceley-Jim and Opal WespiserJack and Staberg-Joseph and Kate WespiserJosephine ‘Jo’ Thomas-Robert C. and Marilyn S.Johnson-David and Karen Kullman-Marna A. Moorehead-Joseph and Kate WespiserJoyce K. Trump-Gilbert and Suzanne SiegelJohn and Helen Yeager-Donald and Teri BeckerRoy Young-Ron and Kathy WileyRuthann C. Young-Ron and Kathy Wiley118/31/2015 6:48:12 PM
McCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 128/31/2015 6:48:12 PM2014 BOARD OF TRUSTEESEricka DarksHillary Evans, M.D.Stephen L. FleeJames M. FormalRalph R. GutowskiJohn Harlan, M.D., Vice ChairSusan Cross LipnickeyRichard M. Norman, ChairAlan D. Oak, Secretary-TreasurerThomas Speh, Ph.D.For more information, visit us atwww.mhmh.org/dev.htmor 513-664-3850110 North Poplar St.Oxford, Ohio 45056MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUSTMcCullough-HydeReturn Service RequestedNon ProfitU.S. PostagePAIDPermit # 3635Oxford, OH
McCullough-Hyde MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TRUST MMcCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 1cCulloughHyde Annual Report 2014.indd 1 88/31/2015 6:47:51 PM/31/2015 6:47:51 PM. 2 . provided 15,500 for the Oxford College Corner Free Clinic to underwrite medications and women's services through the Helen Weinberger and the General Fund; over 19,000 to .
