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2017 Annual Report Table of Contents

Board Chair’s Letter .............................................................................................................2CEO’s Report .......................................................................................................................3Financial Highlights ..............................................................................................................4Treasurer’s Report ...............................................................................................................5Board Committees and Leadership Staff Chapters Health System ....................................................................................................6 Good Shepherd Hospice ....................................................................................................7 HPH Hospice .....................................................................................................................7 LifePath Hospice ................................................................................................................7Remembering Clarence Prevatt ...........................................................................................8Organizational Structure ......................................................................................................9Chapters Health Weathers the Storm .................................................................................10Hospice Volunteers Show Love of Giving ...........................................................................14POLST Protects Patients’ Priorities ....................................................................................16When Change Rises from the Grass Roots .......................................................................17Community Benefit: A Vital Part of the Mission ..................................................................18Economic Impact ...............................................................................................................19Hospice Highlights Good Shepherd Hospice 2017 Facts and Figures ............................................................20 Good Shepherd Hospice Reorganizes, Achieves Deemed Status Recognition ................21 HPH Hospice 2017 Facts and Figures .............................................................................22 HPH Hospice: Going Above and Beyond in 2017 .............................................................23 LifePath Hospice 2017 Facts and Figures ........................................................................24 LifePath Hospice Steps up to Serve More .......................................................................25HPH Home Health Improves Outcomes, Keeps Patients at Home .....................................26Chapters Health Expands Inpatient Palliative Care ............................................................27New Opportunities Make 2017 a Blockbuster Year ............................................................28Donor Listings Circle Giving Memberships ..............................................................................................30 Good Shepherd Hospice Donors .....................................................................................33 HPH Hospice Donors .......................................................................................................37 LifePath Hospice Donors .................................................................................................41Locations ...........................................................................................................................48In Loving Memory ...................................................................................... inside back cover


When a long-time chief executive officer retires, it gives an organization the chance to

take stock of where it’s been and where it’s going. Such was the case for Chapters Health System in 2017, as we prepared to say farewell to Kathy Fernandez, our president and CEO for 25 years.

Under Kathy’s leadership, Chapters Health accomplished much for patients and families in our service area, including: • The first Joint Commission accreditation

survey and subsequent re-accreditations;• Original expansion of LifePath Hospice

into Polk, Highlands and Hardee counties;• Subsequent affiliations with Good

Shepherd Hospice and then HPH Hospice, which expanded our reach into Citrus, Hernando and Pasco counties, plus Pinellas County for home health;

• The construction of four freestanding hospice houses and the addition of our hospital-based palliative care consultation service, which brought more resources and care options to more people; and

• Development of our in-house durable medical equipment and pharmacy programs, which provide patients with the medical equipment and medications they need, quickly and conveniently.

All of these accomplishments helped transform Chapters Health into a nationally respected post-acute health system, caring for nearly 15,000 patients in 2017.

The scope of Kathy’s achievements meant that Chapters Health had to look carefully for the right person to build upon them. After a thorough search, we were pleased to find that candidate in Andrew Molosky, a creative, equally engaged executive who came on board in mid-December. Andrew will provide a steady hand in Chapters Health’s continuing pursuit of excellence.

So as we move forward, a look back: This annual report brings you the important events that became part of the Chapters Health story in 2017.

We attained “deemed” status from The Joint Commission for all affiliates, which recognized our standards and processes at the highest levels. We began laying the foundation for an inpatient hospice unit at Tampa General Hospital. Our children’s bereavement camps marked milestone anniversaries of serving families coping with loss. And yes, we also survived the impact of Hurricane Irma. Throughout, our Board continued its pursuit of innovative, cost-effective solutions for delivering quality patient care and worked to ensure that our employees have the resources and tools they need to deliver that care.

We can’t know what challenges are in store for us, but we can be confident we’ll meet them from a position of strength. Kathy helped make that possible. All of us owe her a debt of thanks for the work she did and the great organization she built.

Gene FogartyBoard Chair

Chapters Health

CEO’s Report

What does a chief executive officer (CEO) say in an annual report when he’s been on the

job for just a few months? The answer’s easy: I’m privileged to lead a post-acute healthcare provider that’s in a strong position to deliver exceptional end-of-life care to the patients and families of West Central Florida.

This is exciting and gratifying, and I owe many thanks to my predecessor, Kathy Fernandez, who led Chapters Health with selflessness and integrity for 25 years. Kathy helped ensure that the organization moved forward so effectively that I could hit the ground running when I arrived. Any CEO would be thrilled for such an opportunity, and I’m looking forward to even further success in the coming years.

And there is no doubt that we will face challenges. The healthcare landscape is changing from fragmented to value-based — a world in which the quality of care, not just its quantity, counts. But the challenges these changes bring aren’t insurmountable. Chapters Health will overcome and exceed them as we become more integrated — tearing down silos, reducing fragmentation — and as we continue to provide compassionate care in a way that other hospice organizations do not.

Four strategies will help us accomplish these goals:

Attracting the best employees – My Listening Tour in early 2018 with visits to every Chapters Health location showed me just how outstanding Chapters Health employees are. We want more just like them.

Retaining those employees by becoming an employer of choice – Engagement is paramount in ensuring the delivery of high-quality care. We need to support our employees’ commitment to patients and families by providing a working environment that values diversity, transparency, flexibility and opportunity.

Offering chances to learn and grow –Hospice puts unique demands on every employee. It’s a calling, not just a job. All employees, whether they touch patients and families or support a co-worker who does, deserve encouragement and guidance in their current positions and continuous opportunities to advance in their careers.

Providing technological tools that support the best care – Putting quality over quantity means we must have technology that frees us to focus on patients’ and families’ needs.

This 2017 Annual Report will show you the progress Chapters Health has already made toward these goals. I’m proud to say that we enter 2018 standing on a foundation of great leadership and sound financial performance. And looking to the future, I’m confident that Chapters Health will continue to make a difference in the lives of those we’re honored to serve.

Andrew Molosky MBA, CHPCA

President/CEOChapters Health

Board Chair’s Letter CEO’s Report


Drugs, medical supplies and equipment6%Insurance, depreciation, interest and other19%

Summary Operating ResultsYear ended December 31, 2017 (amounts in thousands)Revenue, gains and other support: Net patient revenue ................................. $154,816 Contributions ...............................................$3,575 Other revenue and gains ............................$15,175Total revenue, gains and other support ....$173,566

$0.88 of every dollar earned was spent on programs and services.

Expenses: Program services .................................... $127,547 Supporting services .................................. $27,979 Total expenses ........................................$155,526Total change in net assets ........................$18,040

The summary operating results and condensed balance sheet are derived from Chapters Health’s December 31, 2017 financial statements.

Condensed Balance SheetYear ended December 31, 2017 (amounts in thousands)Assets: Cash and investments ........................$111,758 Accounts receivable .............................$18,117 Property and equipment ..................... $65,794 Other assets ....................................... $33,254Total assets ........................................ $228,923

Liabilities and net assets: Accounts payable and accrued expenses .. $4,057 Accrued employee compensation .......$10,585 Long-term debt ................................... $30,866 Other liabilities.....................................$20,281Total liabilities ......................................$65,789Total net assets .................................. $163,134Total liabilities and net assets ......... $228,923

Who pays for our services?Year ended December 31, 2017 (amounts in thousands)Medicare ........................................................ $135,357Medicaid ............................................................ $8,689Contributions, other revenues and gains..........$18,750Insurance and all other .....................................$10,770Total revenue, gains and other support ... $173,566

Where does the money go?Year ended December 31, 2017 (amounts in thousands)Salaries and benefits ........................................$97,685Services purchased from contract providers ... $18,101Drugs, medical supplies and equipment .......... $11,157Insurance, depreciation, interest and other ..... $28,583Total expenses............................................. $155,526

Insurance and all other 6%

Medicaid5%

Medicare89%

Salaries and benefits63%Services purchased from contract providers12%

Chapters Health turned in a strong financial performance for fiscal year 2017, generating a $3.5 million (2.3

percent) operating margin, primarily due to a 5.8-percent increase in the average number of hospice patients served.

In addition, our investment portfolio generated a $10.9 million return on investment and the Development Department raised $4.5 million, a 13.2-percent increase over 2016. As a result, Chapters Health’s total revenue over expenses was $17.5 million, or 11.3 percent.

Our solid balance sheet and cash position supported the successful restructuring of our long-term debt, which lowered our effective interest rate and provided additional funding for new and expanded programs.

Unrestricted cash and investments equal 274 days of operating cash requirements. Total assets are $229 million, and we have net assets (equity) of $163 million. Chapters Health manages more than $90 million in long-term investments.

Our consistently strong financial position has allowed Chapters Health to weather

changes in reimbursement, regulations and competition. That was especially important when we had to deal with the impact of Hurricane Irma in September. Thanks to Chapters Health’s investment of more than $28 million in freestanding hospice houses, we were able to provide shelter, care and comfort to our most medically compromised patients. Our financial strength also allowed us to bring in additional staff to serve patients and families at our hospice houses, in shelters and in patients’ homes.

As always, Chapters Health serves patients and their families regardless of their ability to pay. In FY2017, that meant providing more than $2.6 million in charity care. We also offer a broad range of essential, but unfunded, services to assist patients, families and others in need in fulfillment of our not-for-profit mission. That cost exceeded $1.2 million last year.

We look forward to a continued strong financial position in FY2018, as we continue to expand our post-acute care services throughout our service area.

Brian HintonTreasurer

Chapters Health

Treasurer’s ReportFinancial Highlights


Chapters Health Board of Directors

Officers/Executive Committee/ Executive Compensation Committee Gene Fogarty, ChairKathy Fernandez, President/CEOJack Kolosky, Immediate Past ChairWilliam Becker Jr., Vice ChairLilly Ho-Pehling, SecretaryBrian Hinton, TreasurerJanet DavisRandy Woodruff

DirectorsThomas E. CongerKristin E. DiMeoR. Fenn Giles Jr.James JoinerRick LentzGayle Sierens MartinSusan McMillanClifford RhoadesMickey SmithPhillip WalkerPhilip Wegman

Honorary Board MembersMax DertkeJudith Smolk

Audit and Compliance CommitteeBrian Hinton, ChairWilliam Becker Jr.Gene FogartyJack Kolosky

Bioethics CommitteeSusan McMillan, ChairMax DertkeHana OsmanSean PowellLori RoscoeValerie StormsRobert Walker

Board Committees and Leadership Staff

By-Laws CommitteeJack Kolosky, ChairKathy FernandezGene FogartyWilliam HaleyMary Beth ReardonPhilip WegmanDarrell White

Development CommitteeRick Lentz, ChairThomas Conger

Finance CommitteeBrian Hinton, ChairWilliam Becker Jr.Janet DavisKathy FernandezGene FogartyLilly Ho-PehlingJack KoloskyMickey SmithRandy Woodruff

Investment CommitteeR. Fenn Giles Jr., ChairWilliam Becker Jr.Kathy FernandezLilly Ho-PehlingBill Seiffert

Nominating CommitteeJack Kolosky, ChairWilliam Becker Jr.Thomas CongerKathy FernandezGene Fogarty

Chapters Health Leadership StaffPresident/CEO (outgoing) Kathy Fernandez, BSN, MHA

President/CEO (incoming) Andrew Molosky, MBA, CHPCA

Chief Financial Officer David O’Neil, MHA

Chief Medical Officer Ronald Schonwetter, MD, FACP, AGSF, FAAHPM

Chief Legal Officer H. Darrell White, Esq.

Chief Compliance/Clinical Officer Pam Saucier, RN, BSN, MBA

Chief Human Resources Officer Audra C. Farish, JD, MBA

Chief Information Officer Sheryl Sypek, MHA

Chief Integration/Business Development Officer Don Evans

Vice President, Development Sharon Jones, FAHP, CFRE

Good Shepherd Hospice Board of DirectorsKathy Fernandez, ChairPhil Wegman, Vice ChairMartha Santiago, SecretaryThomas CongerAnne Furr Michele HestonWillie Mae HoganDavid O’NeilClifford Rhoades Ronald Schonwetter

Executive CommitteeKathy Fernandez, ChairPhil Wegman, Vice ChairMartha Santiago, SecretaryDavid O’NeilRonald Schonwetter

Development CommitteeMichele Heston, Chair

Quality Assurance Performance Improvement CommitteeMichele Heston, Chair

Good Shepherd Hospice Leadership StaffExecutive Director Kyle Zenkner

Medical Director Andrea Miller, MD

Clinical Administrator Mary Grindel, RN, MHA

HPH Hospice Board of DirectorsRandy Woodruff, ChairKathy Fernandez, Vice Chair Michael McHugh, SecretaryAmanda MartinWilliam McGavernDavid O’NeilClarence Prevatt Jr.Bradley RubenMickey Smith

Executive CommitteeRandy Woodruff, ChairKathy Fernandez, Vice ChairMichael McHugh, SecretaryDavid O’Neil

Quality Assurance Performance Improvement CommitteeAmanda Martin, Chair

HPH Hospice Leadership StaffExecutive Director Jackie Kendrick, BBA, CHPCA

Medical Director Agron Ismaili, MD

Clinical Administrator Fay Van Fleet, BSN, MS

LifePath Hospice Board of DirectorsKathy Fernandez, ChairMary Beth Reardon, Vice ChairTrish Melech, SecretaryJanet DavisValerie GoddardRick LentzDavid O’NeilSusan McMillanRonald SchonwetterMonica Smiley

Executive CommitteeKathy Fernandez, ChairMary Beth Reardon, Vice ChairTrish Melech, SecretaryDavid O’NeilRonald Schonwetter

Development CommitteeTrish Melech, Chair

Quality Assurance Performance Improvement CommitteeJanet Davis, Chair

LifePath Hospice Leadership StaffExecutive Director Paul Marois, RN, MBA

Medical Director Chad Farmer, MD

Clinical Administrator Kathleen Miller, MSHA, BSN, NEA-BC

Board Committees and Leadership Staff


Clarence Prevatt Jr. became a funeral director not just to follow in his father’s footsteps but because he cared deeply

about others.

“Clarence was probably one of the nicest, kindest people I ever met in my life,” said Elaine Prevatt, Mr. Prevatt’s wife of 33 years. “He was concerned with everybody.”

When Mr. Prevatt, an HPH Hospice board member and chairman of the HPH Hospice Foundation, died in October 2017, the families served by Prevatt Funeral Home, HPH Hospice and Chapters Health all lost a good friend.

“He was a great listener,” Mrs. Prevatt said. “He would sit forever with a family to discuss funeral arrangements. He had all the time in the world to spend with them.”

Mr. Prevatt believed so strongly in this credo that in 1992 he co-founded the Independent Funeral Directors of Florida.

“Clarence wanted to look out for the little guy,” Mrs. Prevatt said. “He knew that to be a successful funeral director you have to immerse yourself in the community, know your neighbors and make sure that things were done right for them.”

“At HPH Hospice, Mr. Prevatt was a deeply involved and committed board member, treasurer and foundation board member,” said Tom Barb, HPH Hospice’s president and CEO at the time of its affiliation with Chapters Health.

“He was a very good steward and believed that joining Chapters Health was the right thing to do for the future of HPH Hospice,” Mr. Barb said. “He was also very interested in our employees. He always tried to attend the employee recognition and service award ceremonies.

“Clarence had a natural empathy for the service hospice provides,” he added. “Spending time with families who were planning funerals is much the same as a good hospice nurse, social worker or chaplain does when working with a patient.”

Remembering Clarence Prevatt Organizational Structure


How does a multi-site healthcare provider prepare for and ride out a dangerous hurricane? Chapters Health

did so with planning, precision and teamwork — but above all, with a selfless commitment to putting patients and families first.

When Hurricane Irma struck southwest Florida in September 2017, Chapters Health employees came together to prepare patients, help them evacuate to shelters and hospice houses, care for them during the storm and reach out to them as soon as the skies and roads were clear.

To accomplish these goals, employees had to set aside personal concerns for their own comfort, homes and families. The hurricane actually brought them closer together than ever. Here are some of their stories.

The Week BeforeNobody knew for sure where in Florida Hurricane Irma would strike, but Chapters Health had to prepare as if its entire service area would take a direct hit. Its hurricane preparedness plan went into effect shortly after the long Labor Day weekend with Chief Clinical and Compliance Officer Pam Saucier in the lead.

“By the morning of September 6, what had started as preparations for a tropical storm became much more serious,” Ms. Saucier said. “Now it was a hurricane, and we were dealing with evacuations.”

Chapters Health had two chief concerns. The first was ensuring all patients had at least two weeks’ worth of medications ahead of the storm. The other was determining where patients planned to ride it out so their care could be as seamless as possible.

Gathering this information was a massive logistical undertaking, with Chapters Health staff and volunteers spending hours on the phone.

“We called every single one of our patients to see what their plans were, if they had everything they needed and if they were going to a shelter or needed to come to a hospice house,” said Allyson Moskowitz, Director of Volunteer, Bereavement and Support Services.

Once callers determined the status of patients’ medications, Chapters Health Pharmacy swung into action to fill and deliver prescriptions. At the same time, the pharmacy began to set up medication carts for patients who were planning to evacuate to the special-needs shelter at the University of South Florida’s (USF) Sun Dome.

Being able to rely on the resources of a parent organization like Chapters Health helped the affiliates get over any logistical bumps in the road.

“Having our own medical equipment service was fabulous,” said Jackie Kendrick, Executive Director, HPH Hospice. “They were able to bring in extra beds. And the home office was always there for us.”

With the hurricane forecast to hit late on Sunday, September 10, Chapters Health employees worked in shifts to have everything in place by Friday night so that by Saturday morning at the latest, those who were planning to work during the storm could take their places, batten down and be on duty around the clock.

“It was very stressful because we didn’t know what would be left standing,” Ms. Saucier said. “Everyone was feeling it on a personal and professional level.”

Even in the midst of the stress, staff and volunteers were more than willing to make sacrifices.

“We never had to ask people to help during the preparations,” said Paul Marois, Executive Director, LifePath Hospice. “They all volunteered. That kind of spirit is embroidered in our culture.”

Irma Bears DownOn Saturday, with staff members and volunteers in place, Chapters Health executives fanned out across the service area, visiting hospice houses and other locations to check on preparations.

Team Sun Dome arrived at the USF arena and made a dismaying discovery: no blankets. The Red Cross’ shipment hadn’t arrived, which would have left hospice patients on bare cots. Chapters Health hospice houses, taking in additional patients and family members, were caught short, too.

“I said, go to Walmart, K-Mart and J.C. Penney and buy all the blankets you can,” Ms. Saucier

said. “Whatever they needed, we supplied. There were no questions about whether we could afford it — we just did it.”

“The linens were crucial to patients’ privacy and dignity,” said Diana Yates, Business Unit Director, LifePath Hospice, who worked at the Sun Dome. “Without blankets, you’re just lying on the green cot. Chapters Health did a phenomenal job of getting them. There were some patients at the Sun Dome who weren’t even ours, and we gave them blankets, too.”

“Other than the blanket issue, preparations at the Sun Dome were impressive,” said Chad Farmer, MD, Medical Director, LifePath Hospice. For the first time, a separate section was reserved for hospice patients only. Chapters Health’s IT department ensured that every patient’s medical record would be available with just a click of a laptop mouse. Crucially, the medication carts were stocked, locked and in place.

“Having our own Chapters Health pharmacy was incredible,” Dr. Farmer said. “I can’t describe what an advantage it was to have them in-house and able to work with us directly.”

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“How can you get to your patients if you have to wait in line for gas for six hours? But Chapters Health bought every gas can they could, filled them and drove them down to us from northern Polk County. We triaged it so the nurses and other essential staff could continue to provide a continuum of care.”

In the days that followed, employees and volunteers whose power at home had been knocked out were invited to the hospice houses for showers and hot meals (and some highly coveted time in the air conditioning). Chapters Health also footed the bill for food from the few area restaurants that were up and operating — in one case, buying 50 hamburgers to feed hungry workers.

“And because a lot of our people had lost power, we told them to bring what they had in their freezers to Lakeland Hospice House and make potluck for everybody,” said Mary Grindel, Clinical Administrator, Good Shepherd Hospice. “As crowded and crazy as it was, everybody pitched in and had some fun.”

Payday fell on the Friday after the storm, but without functional ATMs, some employees weren’t able to access their money. “We took cash to them,” Ms. Saucier said.

Chapters Health was able to get through the hurricane in large part because of its size and strong financial position, according to David O’Neil, Chief Financial Officer.

“Overall, we were able to absorb about $500,000 in extra expenses,” he said. “Our ability to prepare so thoroughly and recover so quickly reflects the capital investments that we’ve made through the years — like our hospice houses, which are hurricane-proof, and our in-house pharmacy and durable medical equipment services, which meant that we didn’t have to rely on third-party vendors. If we were a smaller provider, we wouldn’t have been able to do that at all.”

“Team Sun Dome was fully clinically staffed,” Dr. Farmer added. “We had the medical staff, administrator, volunteers, a chaplain and a social worker, the full team,” he said. “Every day we were there, we’d do a huddle at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., reviewing what had happened during the previous 12 hours and getting prepared for the next 12.”

Irma Hits HardAllyson Moskowitz and her husband, Dan, who was a patient at Good Shepherd Hospice, spent the hurricane at the Lakeland Hospice House.

“I have to say the care was wonderful,” Ms. Moskowitz said. “My sons and I stayed with Dan in his room the whole time. Although the hurricane was all around us, the staff’s attention was completely on us, not on the storm.

“If the staff was stressed, even I as a colleague didn’t know it,” she added. “They were always smiling. I’d ask them if they wouldn’t rather be home, and they’d say, ‘No, this is where I need to be.’”

At the Sun Dome, circumstances varied from dramatic to upbeat. Early in the admitting process, one patient began actively dying.

“We were able to move her to a more private area,” Dr. Farmer recalled. “She was very close to her dog, which was in the kennel there. So we got permission to bring the dog in through a back hallway and let it lie with her as she took her last breath. It was very peaceful. I don’t think anyone else was aware of what was going on.”

By Sunday evening, with the hurricane at its height, the Sun Dome was buoyed when LifePath Hospice Chaplain Jerome Lowe, who had his keyboard and saxophone in his car, played during dinner for the entire shelter.

“The whole mood of that shelter changed,” Ms. Yates said. “That’s what we do — making the moment, wherever we are.”

Beginning to RecoverAfter the hurricane, the biggest challenge was distributing the resources Chapters Health needed to continue serving patients and families: portable A/C units, generators, cash to buy food and supplies, and, most of all, gas.

“Our power infrastructure in Highlands County was almost completely wiped out, so the gas shortage was unbelievable,” said Jennifer Forde, Regional Director, Good Shepherd Hospice.

As the recovery continued, Chapters Health asked all home office employees who had escaped the worst of the storm to donate their unused hurricane supplies for Good Shepherd Hospice employees and others who were hard-hit.

“We turned our boardroom into a collection center,” Ms. Saucier said, “and we sent truckloads of batteries, bottled water, charcoal and bleach.” Later, Chapters Health sent leftover supplies to Puerto Rico to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Irma’s LegacyEvery member of the Chapters Health family agreed: Hurricane Irma was stressful, but it brought out the best in everyone.

“Staff and volunteers wanted to help in any way possible,” said Audra Farish, Chief Human Resources Officer. “They provided care during the hurricane and got back out to patients afterward any way they could, even in boats and canoes. They helped patients, families and staff who didn’t have power or who couldn’t get home right away. Everyone across the system stepped up.”

At the debriefing sessions following the storm, the spirit of teamwork stayed steady and strong. “Everyone was giving kudos to each other and hugging,” Ms. Saucier said. “I’m the compliance officer; nobody hugs me! But I got tons of hugs.”

For Ms. Moskowitz, whose husband died the Friday after the storm, the experience was life-changing.

“I have such a renewed passion to make things right for patients,” she said. “Going through the hurricane with my husband as a hospice patient made me so proud of the organization I work for.”

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Some hospice volunteers seek opportunities to get involved and meet new people. Others see a niche that they know they’re perfect to

fill. Still others had loved ones who were cared for by hospice, which inspired them to give back.

But one thing is true for everyone: Chapters Health’s 1,700-plus volunteers help the organization fulfill its mission.

“Without our volunteers, we wouldn’t be able to hold our grief and bereavement camps, conduct regular outreach to patients and families, run our thrift stores or officiate pinning ceremonies for veterans,” Ms. Moskowitz said.

Spanning GenerationsChapters Health has opportunities for volunteers of any age, but if there’s one age group that seems to be stepping up, it’s teenagers.

“We have a group of teens at the LifePath Hospice Temple Terrace Resource Center that’s very strong,” Ms. Moskowitz said. “They provide companionship, sitting with patients, reading to them and helping with their meals if they need it.”

Every week, Trey Hurt, 16, and Megan Ghillyer (pictured below, left), 19, devote afternoons to the Resource Center. One of their frequent duties is making regular calls to patients and families to ensure they have enough medications for the weekend ahead.

“The patients and families seem to enjoy having someone to talk to,” said Trey, who is earning community service hours for high school. “It’s good for me as well because it gives me a new perspective on how much I’m helping people.”

USF student Megan had a family experience that inspired her. “My grandfather was in hospice in England, so when I got old enough to provide some support in return, I jumped at the chance,” she said.

She urged her fellow teens to get involved. “Even if they’re busy with work and school, everyone can make a contribution,” she said.

On the other end of the age spectrum is Good Shepherd Hospice volunteer Betty Sutton (pictured below, right). At 95, she volunteers weekly at the Lakeland Hospice House, visiting with patients and families, talking with them and holding their hands.

Hospice Volunteers Show Love of Giving

“It helps me feel useful,” Ms. Sutton said. “I’m giving comfort to others, and I’m also getting comfort from them.”

Pet Therapy Brings Respite Wrigley the “doodle” is a true celebrity at Good Shepherd Hospice. He and owner Bob Funk visit patients in the Bud and Donna Somers Hospice House and at nursing homes across the Sebring area every week.

“Wrigley is almost the perfect therapy dog,” Mr. Funk said. “He has a pretty good understanding of what’s going on with people. He can do tricks for them, or just let people pet him.”

Mr. Funk said pet therapy is effective because it gives patients and families a welcome distraction.

“Wrigley takes their minds off things,” Mr. Funk said. “He brings a little change of pace to everybody involved.’”

Mr. Funk began volunteering six years ago because he felt blessed. “I do this because of the grace that God has shown me in my life, and I want to give some of that grace back to other people,” he said.

Can’t Stop These VolunteersFor 10 years, a half-dozen dedicated Good Shepherd Hospice volunteers have come to the Auburndale office for four hours every week. They stuff and postmark envelopes for 40,000 mailings sent throughout the year to Polk, Highlands and Hardee county hospice families “in need of support, direction and love,” said volunteer Faye Martin.

The mailings include hospice-related information, such as support group schedules, and grief and bereavement advice. Collectively, the volunteers

devote 750 to 800 hours every year to the project.“I hope our service provides comfort to people who have lost their loved ones,” said Ms. Martin, who began volunteering after her husband died in 2008. “We get great satisfaction out of being able to give back and help.”

Honoring VeteransHPH Hospice volunteers Sherry and Richard Whitford (pictured above) have participated in nearly 4,000 “We Honor Veterans” pinnings since 2009.

The inspiration to help with the often-moving pinning ceremonies springs partly from Mr. Whitford’s service in Vietnam.

“I’m not career military, but I got involved because what I go through isn’t anywhere close to what those guys went through,” he said. “We do it for the patient but also for the family, to give them something they can keep forever.”


Employees who are highly engaged stay longer and perform better than employees who aren’t. Focusing on

employee engagement, Chapters Health made it a priority to provide programs and initiatives that reinforce the deep commitment that its employees have to patients and families — and keep them inspired on the job.

“We spend as much time at work as we do with loved ones, so we want employees to enjoy what they do,” Ms. Farish said. “If team members take part in real, two-way communications with their leaders, it provides a foundation for increased engagement. In turn, this leads to enhanced productivity, job tenure and improvements in patient care quality.”

Efforts in improved employee engagement link to Chapters Health’s ongoing initiatives in leadership development and planned changes to the performance management process. To measure engagement, Chapters Health conducts confidential employee surveys, after which teams across the system develop action plans that reflect their priority needs and opportunities for improvement. In essence, it was making change happen from an “employee-centric” focus as opposed to top-down efforts.

The process relies extensively on two-way communication at all levels. “We want survey data to turn into meaningful conversations between employees and supervisors across the organization,” said Ms. Farish.

At the end of 2017, Chapters Health conducted a quick-check survey to measure progress. The “pulse” survey showed statistically significant 4-percent increases in employee engagement levels across the system. Scores rose most dramatically at HPH Hospice,

thanks in part to efforts spearheaded by Clinical Administrator Fay Van Fleet and Ms. Kendrick.

One of those initiatives addressed implementation of the new electronic medical records system (EMR), which employees found difficult to use. Ms. Van Fleet convened a task force that developed a tool to simplify functions of the EMR. Their goal was improving patient care plans by making the EMR system more user-friendly.

“Care plans are communication vehicles between caregivers,” Ms. Van Fleet explained. “You can open a care plan and instantly get a clear picture of what’s going on. Our task force helped create a better experience for the nurses, which translated into even better care.

“Ideas about how to make things better can only come from our team members,” Ms. Van Fleet said. “And our employees know that when they speak up about something, we’re going to try to do something about it.”

When Change Rises from the Grass Roots

One of the benefits of hospice is it provides care that reflects the wishes and values of

patients and families. Now, a Chapters Health initiative based on POLST (Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) is another step forward in ensuring patient preferences are followed at the end of life.

POLST is a type of advanced directive that not only outlines a patient’s preferences but does so in specific detail aimed at the patient’s particular condition and with the force of a physician’s order behind it. It’s designed to give patients more control in their end-of-life care, but it does so much more.

“POLST is meant to stimulate an ongoing conversation between the patient and provider,” said Stewart Stein, MD, Associate Vice President of Medical Services, Chapters Health. “It’s not a sign-this-and-put-it-away kind of document. Instead, it fosters a meaningful conversation to help patients understand more about their particular diseases.”

POLST is especially helpful for patients with progressive diseases such as cancer, dementia, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), congestive heart failure (CHF), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or end-stage renal disease. That’s because while traditional healthcare directives are necessarily long-term and vague, the more-specific POLST can be easily modified to reflect changes in treatment as a disease advances.

“In hospice, things can change quickly, and our goals don’t always remain the same,” Dr. Stein explained. “Once a POLST is in place, we can modify it or void it any time there’s a change in the level of care, the location of care or the progression of the disease.”

While a POLST carries the authority of a physician order, the conversation can take place with

nurses, nurse practitioners, social workers and chaplains to discuss treatment options, alternatives for care, goals of care, what to expect as the disease progresses and how the plan of care can best reflect the values of the patient. Signed by a physician, a completed POLST serves as a template for care going forward.

POLST documents are legally recognized in some states, but they have not been legislatively enacted in Florida. Nevertheless, Chapters Health completed its POLST pilot program in October 2015, and it generated nearly uniformly positive results.

“There’s no obligation for other healthcare providers in Florida to honor a POLST,” Dr. Stein said. “But we found that in the overwhelming majority of cases, it was. POLST works because it represents a patient’s well-thought-out wishes.”

Chapters Health now uses POLST in all three of its hospice affiliates: Good Shepherd Hospice, HPH Hospice and LifePath Hospice.

“POLST has provided patients and families with a better end-of-life experience,” Dr. Stein said. “We took it upon ourselves to adopt POLST because doing what patients and families want is an important part of our job. The more people who understand what those wishes are, the better it is for everybody concerned.”

POLST Protects Patients’ Priorities


The Chapters Health mission is to provide compassionate care to people at the end of life. And as a community-based, not-for-profit organization, it also helps make its service areas a better place to live, work and raise families.

The organization’s community benefit is clear: Chapters Health creates jobs, attracts new residents, supports local businesses and provides services that contribute to the overall strength of families. Here are a couple of ways it made a difference in 2017.

Supporting Families in NeedLifePath Hospice and HPH Hospice both run food pantries that provide grocery baskets to needy hospice patients and families in Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando and Citrus counties. The pantries, which are completely staffed by volunteers, are supported by Chapters Health employees and volunteers who contribute non-perishable groceries, paper products and cleaning supplies. During the holidays, needy families also receive gift cards so they can purchase fresh foods to help brighten their season.

Inspiring Community VolunteerismAfter financial adviser Ana Gessman died under the care of LifePath Hospice at the Melech Hospice House last summer, 35 friends and co-workers from Raymond James Financial Services found a wonderful way to honor her: provide a day of service at the Melech Hospice House. Volunteers teamed up to clean the house’s exterior and the chapel, plant a memory garden, fill bird feeders and distribute flowers to patients.

“The employees of Raymond James filled Melech Hospice House’s hallways with love and laughter, honoring a young woman we were privileged to care for and making an environmental impact at the same time,” said Sandy Cody, Volunteer Services Supervisor, LifePath Hospice. “Their volunteerism exemplifies the unique and sometimes unexpected ways in which hospice brings people together in our communities.”

Community Benefit: A Vital Part of the Mission

Chapters Health’s community impact extends far beyond the patients and families it cares for, the services it provides, the volunteer opportunities it offers and the bargains

customers find at the five Life’s Treasures Thrift Stores.

As one of the largest not-for-profit hospice providers in the nation, Chapters Health has a significant impact on the economy of West Central Florida — just one more way to measure the value that Chapters Health delivers every day.

Economic Impact

Economic Impact

Total Net Revenue and Other Revenue

Final Demand Multiplier Range

Total Economic Impact (LOW)

Total Economic Impact (HIGH)

$162,463,422 2.1810 – 2.1546 $350,043,689 $354,332,723

Jobs

Total FTEs

Home Health Services Direct Effect Employment Multiplier

Range

Total Impact on Jobs (LOW)

Total Impact on Jobs (HIGH)

1216.65 1.6030 – 2.2413 1,950 2,727

Household Income

Total Payroll and Benefits

Home Health Services Direct Effect Labor Income Multiplier

Range

Total Impact on Household Income

(LOW)

Total Impact on Household Income

(HIGH)

$99,007,386 1.5944 – 1.7906 $157,857,376 $177,282,625

MethodologyChapters Health uses multipliers from the Regional Input-Output Modeling System (RIMS II), published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis of the U.S. Department of Commerce to estimate its impact on the community. There are detailed multipliers specific to home care services and hospitals, but none unique to hospice. Since Chapters Health includes a wide range of post-acute care services, multipliers for home health and hospitals are utilized to provide a range for the estimated economic impact of Chapters Health.


Additional HighlightsNumber of volunteers ............................................................................................................ 383Value of volunteer hours ............................................................................................... $603,360Physicians who referred patients ........................................................................................... 490Nursing home/assisted living referral sources ......................................................................... 58Home visits by Good Shepherd Hospice physicians and nurse practitioners .................... 4,685Medical equipment pickups and deliveries ......................................................................... 9,582Bereavement service contacts to hospice families and the community ..............................5,379

3,795 total number

of patients

582average number of patients each day

*Good Shepherd Hospice is one of four total hospice providers in Polk, Highlands and Hardee counties.

53%hospice

market share*

2017 Facts and Figures

$674,000 charity care provided

1,611patients served at Good Shepherd Hospice Houses

36,466pharmacy

prescriptions filled

Hospice Highlights: Good Shepherd Hospice

Good Shepherd Hospice Reorganizes, Achieves Deemed Status Recognition

Good Shepherd Hospice took stock of its operations in 2017 and decided to reconfigure its hospice care teams

to better serve patients and families. The reorganization, an eight-month project that took effect in November, resulted in more efficient delivery of care, Ms. Grindel said.

“We went to a six-team matrix and made our teams of equal size,” she said, “Staff don’t have to travel such long distances between patients now.”

The fiscal year also brought good news to Good Shepherd Hospice in the form of deemed status accreditation from The Joint Commission. Announced in August, deemed status is official confirmation that Good Shepherd Hospice’s care meets or exceeds federal standards for participation in Medicare and Medicaid.

“Deemed status singles Good Shepherd Hospice out for our commitment to providing high-quality care,” Ms. Grindel said. “As the oldest hospice provider serving Polk, Highlands and Hardee counties, deemed status helps assure our patients and their families that outstanding care is and will remain our top priority.”

To Executive Director Kyle Zenkner, deemed status is official recognition of Good Shepherd Hospice’s approach to end-of-life care.

“Deemed status recognizes something that’s hard-wired into our culture,” he said. “It reflects our commitment to high-quality care today, continuous quality improvement tomorrow, and compassion for patients and families coping with life-limiting illness, always.”


Hospice Highlights: HPH Hospice

Additional HighlightsNumber of volunteers ............................................................................................................ 450Value of volunteer hours .............................................................................................$1.3 millionPhysicians who referred patients ........................................................................................... 801Nursing home/assisted living referral sources ......................................................................... 58Home visits by HPH Hospice physicians and nurse practitioners ...................................... 4,068Medical equipment pickups and deliveries ......................................................................... 8,256Bereavement service contacts to hospice families and the community ..............................7,372

3,509 total number

of patients

481average number of patients each day

*HPH Hospice is one of two total hospice providers in Pasco and Citrus counties and the sole hospice provider in Hernando County.

44%hospice

market share*


$237,000 charity care provided

1,349patients served at HPH Hospice

Houses

35,863pharmacy


HPH Hospice Goes Above and Beyond in 2017

A fter a rigorous on-site Joint Commission survey and a nervous wait for final notification, HPH Hospice learned in

2017 that it had joined its fellow Chapters Health hospice affiliates in receiving deemed status accreditation, the highest level for the delivery of safe and effective hospice care.

“Deemed status reassures the community that we not only meet The Joint Commission’s guidelines, we go above and beyond them,” Ms. Kendrick said. “HPH Hospice staff rose to the occasion during The Joint Commission’s survey.

“It was a great team-building opportunity,” she added. “We came together as a team and celebrated as a team. Deemed status gave everybody such a sense of pride.”

The year saw expanded grief and bereavement programs: HPH Hospice grief experts visited 145 schools in Pasco, Hernando and Citrus counties to outline available services and support and hosted 75 grieving children at its renamed annual children’s bereavement camp — Camp REACH OUT. HPH Hospice’s grief and bereavement programs also benefited

from the renovation of the home office in Hudson, which freed up rooms at its Center for Grieving Children for teens, volunteers, support groups and one-on-one counseling.

Next on tap: HPH Hospice is looking toward expanding its reach in Citrus County. “With staff there who are local, we are deepening our ties in Citrus and becoming an active part of the community,” Ms. Kendrick said.


L ifePath Hospice made its clinical mark on 2017 with a successful initiative to reduce and/or eliminate hospice patients’ readmissions to Hillsborough County’s hospitals. Sending skilled nurses to case-manage hospitalized

patients helped shorten their stays. And changing communications protocols and speeding up response times helped prevent readmissions from happening in the first place.

“We want to be a patient’s 911 call,” said Kathleen Miller, RN, Clinical Administrator. “If a patient has an emergency at home, we strive to get there within 60 minutes.”

As a further preventive measure, LifePath Hospice placed emergency medication kits in the homes of COPD and CHF patients to help deal with symptoms such as shortness of breath, dizziness or coughing.

“Our commitment is to get to the home immediately, but until we can, these kits allow us to start intervention over the phone,” Ms. Miller explained.

The year was also one of growth. Extending its outreach to under-served communities and serving nearly 300 additional patients overall, LifePath Hospice added a 13th hospice team. And the children’s grief camp, Camp Circle of Love, marked its 25th anniversary, hosting more than 110 children and teens.

“LifePath Hospice found every opportunity in 2017 to be proactive in delivering compassionate end-of-life and bereavement care to patients and families,” Mr. Marois said.

LifePath Hospice Steps up to Serve More

Additional HighlightsNumber of volunteers ............................................................................................................ 880Value of volunteer hours ............................................................................................ $2.0 millionPhysicians who referred patients .........................................................................................1,056Nursing home/assisted living referral sources ....................................................................... 180Home visits by LifePath Hospice physicians and nurse practitioners ..................................7,293Medical equipment pickups and deliveries ....................................................................... 22,296Bereavement service contacts to hospice families and the community ..............................9,621

7,358 total number

of patients

1,330average number of patients each day

*LifePath Hospice is one of two hospice providers in Hillsborough County.

98.3%hospice

market share*


$1.7 million charity care provided

2,284patients served at LifePath Hospice

Houses

86,378pharmacy


Hospice Highlights: LifePath Hospice


HPH Home Health Improves Outcomes, Keeps Patients at Home

HPH Home Health spent 2017 working to improve services and availability The affiliate is enhancing access in Pasco and Pinellas counties so patients can receive clinical care to remain independent in

their homes and engaged with their families and friends.

Another goal of HPH Home Health is to help patients with progressive diseases transition safely between home health and another Chapters Health service.

“The objective is always to have patients come home and be among the things and people they most love,” said Jane Witkowski, Director. “To help prevent hospitalizations, we provide education and support new skills that families and caregivers can use in their day-to-day lives.”

The “Call Us First” program, implemented in 2017, helps HPH Home Health nurses work collaboratively to identify and address triggers that might otherwise send a patient to the ER.

“Call Us First is a priority for our nurses to help keep patients out of the hospital,” Ms. Witkowski said.

“Home health is in a unique position to ensure patients are in supportive healthcare environments,” she said. “Our goal going forward is to continue to explore ways to expand service to better meet patients’ needs and keep them in their homes.”

Two years ago, Chapters Health made an important commitment: expand palliative care services to more hospital inpatients.

This year, that commitment saw results, with a 75-percent increase in new patients seen at Florida Hospital Tampa and a new program about to launch at Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center in Sebring.

“By the end of 2017, Chapters Health Palliative Care was serving more than 10 percent of all admitted patients at Florida Hospital Tampa,” said Ronald Schonwetter, MD, Chief Medical Officer. “The patients and families are benefiting, and so is the hospital — through lowered costs, decreased lengths of stay, decreased mortality and better outcomes.”

Palliative care is for patients who are coping with life-limiting and/or chronic illnesses such as CHF, COPD, dementia or cancer. While many are still receiving treatment, and can even go into remission, they can require palliative care because their symptoms, such as pain, shortness of breath or anxiety, are not being adequately addressed. They also want to understand their conditions and what they should expect as their illnesses advance.

“Palliative care seeks to give patients and their families a clear understanding of how their illness experiences are interrelated,” said Mary Alfano-Torres, MD, Medical Director, Chapters Health Palliative Care. “Patients may see their experiences as isolated events. We have the complex conversations that will give them a more complete understanding of their disease.”

Why is palliative care important in a hospital setting, and why is providing it to inpatients a goal of Chapters Health?

“Understanding where they are in the trajectory of their disease allows people

to make choices and make realistic plans that are most consistent with their personal goals and values as their disease progresses,” Dr. Alfano-Torres explained.

“The staff at the 475-bed Florida Hospital Tampa has received the program enthusiastically,” Dr. Schonwetter said. “Acuity in patients is far greater today than it used to be, requiring doctors to provide more care and education in the areas of complex medical decision making, advance directives and end-of-life care. Those are the kinds of conversations we help with,” he added. “Hospitals, regardless of their size or demographics, are beginning to understand the benefits of palliative care.”

The success of the Chapters Health Palliative Care program at Florida Hospital Tampa caught the attention of the chief medical officer at Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center in Sebring, leading to an agreement to launch a Chapters Health Palliative Care program there in early 2018.

“It’s a smaller hospital, but our approach will be the same in terms of using our multidisciplinary Chapters Health team,” Dr. Schonwetter said. “We’re very excited to be starting that program.”

Chapters Health Expands Inpatient Palliative Care


Chapters Health’s Development team enjoyed a successful and productive 2017, netting $3.1 million on gross receipts of

$4.7 million — a 26-percent increase over 2016.

“One of the reasons we did so well is that we were able to create exciting new opportunities for donors and volunteers to support the work we do,” said Sharon Jones, Vice President, Development. “We combined those new opportunities with our existing ones; and together, they offered an array of ways in which people could help Chapters Health deliver compassionate hospice services to patients and families.”

Caring for the CaregiversThe Hospice Women of Philanthropy helped LifePath Hospice care for the caregivers by spearheading a campfire chat for parents and guardians who sent 115 kids off to Camp Circle of Love, LifePath Hospice’s long-running grief camp.

“The Caregiver Campfire Chat’s purpose was to provide support to bereaved adults who, after

dropping off their children for camp, were going home for three days to an empty house,” said Liz Anderson, Associate Vice President of Development.

The Hospice Women of Philanthropy conceived and funded the event and coordinated the on-site logistics. Eighty caregivers heard a presentation by Chapters Health Palliative Care pediatric physician Dr. Robert Bash, viewed a video about camp and received “self-care boxes” with small gifts and camp-related materials.

“We thank the dedicated Hospice Women of Philanthropy for funding the video and for assembling all the gift boxes,” Ms. Anderson said.

Breakfast Hits a Home RunHome Runs for Hospice, which debuted in May at The Pavilion at Tampa’s George M. Steinbrenner Field, had a special mission — hospice education.

“We’d continued to hear from our donors that people don’t understand the depth and breadth of

hospice services, what hospice does and what it really means,” Ms. Jones said. “So we wanted to educate the community on what we do and the power of their gifts in supporting us.”

Emceed by Chapters Health Board Member Gayle Sierens Martin, the event featured a video and powerful testimonies from speakers who had benefited from hospice. The first-time breakfast raised $194,000.

Comforts of HomeThe Hospice Women of Giving put an inspired idea into motion this year: linen kits for patients and families cared for by Good Shepherd Hospice.

“Many patients don’t have the kind of tall twin sheets that fit the hospital beds delivered to their homes,” said Nikki Powers, Director of Annual Giving. “The Hospice Women of Giving funded linen kits that our nurses could keep in their cars and hand out to families who needed them.”

With initial funding of the project in 2016, the Hospice Women of Giving bought and assembled 400 linen kits for distribution in this year. The kits were received so enthusiastically, the group immediately chose to fund the project again in 2017.

Life’s Treasures Thrift Stores Break RecordsChapters Health’s thrift stores recorded nearly $2.5 million in gross revenue for the year — a 1.18-percent increase from 2016. LifePath Hospice’s Life’s Treasures stores in South Tampa, Carrollwood and Brandon brought in $1,641,842, while the HPH Hospice thrift stores in New Port Richey and Zephyrhills totaled revenues of $765,943.

“We must give credit not just to the increased amount of great merchandise we had but to all the volunteers who were and are consistently creative with layout and design in the stores,” Ms. Jones said.

All thrift store revenues “stay local” by funding important services and programs, such as unfunded and charity care, for patients and families in their communities.

Festive FundraisingGood Shepherd Hospice’s annual Holidays for Hospice hosted 120 guests at the historic Hotel Jacaranda in Avon Park at the end of November. With wine tastings, delicious food from local chefs and a steel-band musician offering island-inspired music, the event raised $22,585 to benefit the Bud and Donna Somers Hospice House in Sebring.

“We owe great thanks to Joan Hartt and our wonderful volunteers from Highlands and Hardee counties who, once again, beautifully decorated the Hotel Jacaranda,” said Jolene Bryant, Special Events Coordinator.

More Donors and Supporters JoinChapters Health’s Sustaining Society, donors whose annual gifts support programs across the entire service area, increased to 65 members in 2017. Hospice Women of Giving at Good Shepherd Hospice finished the year with 40 members, and LifePath Hospice’s Hospice Women of Philanthropy welcomed 26 new members for a total of 113.

New Opportunities Make 2017 a Blockbuster Year


The hospices of Chapters Health can realize their mission only through generous support from individuals, foundations, corporations and the community. We are honored to count these friends among our partners in providing the widest array of cost-effective, post-acute care to all in the seven counties we serve. This list represents gifts through December 31, 2017. Please let us know of any errors by contacting us at (813) 871-8111.

Circle Giving Memberships include donors of Good Shepherd Hospice, HPH Hospice and LifePath Hospice.

Circle of Hope Member Annual gifts from $1,000 and up; excludes events and other memberships

AnonymousMrs. Lavonna J. AdamsAdaptive MethodsMrs. Elin AdcockAlpine Liquor, Inc.Mrs. Helen M. AmatoAncient Order of HiberniansMr. Charles R. AugustusMrs. Patricia H. BeckMr. and Mrs. Monroe BerkmanMrs. Terry BlovskyMr. and Mrs. Donald A. BrannonBrookridge Friday BingoBusiness AnimationMr. David N. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Nicholas CaramalisMr. and Mrs. Doyle E. Carlton IIIMr. Clayton S. CarterMr. Dennis M. ChamberlainChapters Health System – Revenue Cycle Dept.Mr. George E. ChristensenMr. William ChristianChristian Church Foundation, Inc.Pat and Sally Clyde Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph ColavolpeConvergent ManagementMr. and Mrs. George A. CottrellMrs. Gale E. CraigCypress Lakes Bloody Mary Open TournamentMr. and Mrs. Cliff DavisMrs. Margaret E. DavisMr. Gilbert De HamerMs. Jo H. DeckMr. Harry DennisMr. Douglas D. Dickson

Mr. Raymond E. DolmanMr. and Mrs. Michael J. DuboisThe Frank E. Duckwall Foundation, Inc.Dr. Larry W. DupreeMr. Scott K. EdingerExxonMobil Foundation Matching Gift ProgramsMs. Audra C. FarishMrs. Hilda A. FedakMr. and Mrs. Sam S. FerlitaMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezThe Linc “Woody” Fisher Memorial FundFlorida’s Natural Growers Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ron W. FogleJohn Fondecchia EstatesMs. Diane H. ForresterDr. Roberto GarciaMrs. Marie G. GarrettMs. Debbie L. GastonMiss Janet E. GerowGFWC Valrico Service LeagueMrs. Barbara D. GibsonMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Giles Jr.Mrs. Beverly R. GreenwellMr. Chris B. GriffinMonique Groulx, PhDMrs. Dorothy E. GuentherMr. Kingston J. HarneyMr. James P. Harris Jr.Mr. Gary C. HartlaubMr. John P. HealyThe William D. and Agnes Helmuth FoundationMr. Robert M. HendricksMrs. Sally HenningMrs. Jane HiattThe Friends of John and Katherine HierholzerMs. Karen HineMr. Bradford L. HolcombeMr. Richard I. HornsbyMr. Robert J. HrapchakRev. Dewey HuffstutlerMr. Robert HustonMr. Ernest J. JodoinMr. and Mrs. Gary J. JohnsonMs. Cleta M. JonesMrs. Sharon A. JonesMr. Mark A. KalmanMrs. Connie M. KerstenMr. Ned E. KinzieMr. Bernhard G. KloppenburgMr. Larry R. KniesKrahn FamilyMs. Diane B. KuhnlyMr. John P. LallyMrs. Jeanne M. LambertMs. Judith F. LaMereMrs. Marlene J. LarsonMrs. Jean E. LeeMrs. Charlotte N. Lehnherr

The Kevin and Renee Lewis Charitable Fund within the Raymond James Charitable Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Robert S. LichterLions Club of Spring Hill, Inc.The Lord’s Church at Lake HenryMrs. Phyllis S. LovelaceMr. Brian V. LudwigMr. and Mrs. Paul W. MaroisMs. Teresa L. MassaroMr. Charles D. MatherMrs. Mary Peggy MathiesMr. and Mrs. Robert MatteucciMr. Robert E. McColloughMr. Larry L. McIverMr. Kimble D. McKayThe Grayce W. McNamara FoundationMrs. Roberta McWatt TrussellMr. Gerald MellonMGB Development Group, LLCMr. and Mrs. William T. Morgan IIIMr. Ronald E. Myers and Ms. Kathy A. KieferMrs. Jennifer M. NelsonThe New York Yankees Tampa FoundationMr. Khoa V. NguyenMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. NovakMr. Kevin OndechekMr. Jerry W. O’NealMr. and Mrs. David J. O’NeilMr. Egbert PalmerMr. Edward PembertonMrs. Brenda L. PhelanWalter S. Pierce Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David R. PittsMs. Elizabeth A. PlottMr. Anthony RaganoResurrection Lutheran ChurchMrs. Lorraine RyfunMrs. Lisa S. RylandMr. and Mrs. John C. SampleThe Saterbo Family Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationMs. Pamela SaucierDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterSea Ranch Civic AssociationMrs. Marian E. Sharer-FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Donald ShepherdDr. and Mrs. Albert P. SheppardMr. and Mrs. Paul ShoemakerMr. and Mrs. Oliver S. ShoemakerShowmen’s Association Charities CorporationMr. Russell A. SimcoeMs. Susan M. SlavinskiMs. Monica R. SmileyMr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith IIIMs. Cindy SpahnMs. Aimee StewartMr. Tim StewartMr. Darrell A. Sullivan

Ms. Sheryl J. SypekTampa Palms Bible Fellowship, Inc.Mr. Vilmar F. TavaresMrs. Anna M. TercyakTimber Pines Tennis ClubMrs. Lovilla J. TownsendTrinchero Family EstatesTri-TronicsDrs. W. Mark and Bettina S. TuckerMrs. Helen E. VarsalonaMr. and Mrs. Paul VerrecchiaMs. Karen S. ViaVorsheck Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. Robert G. WalkerMs. Deborah J. WallaceWellington at Seven Hills HOA, Inc.Mr. Timothy A. WellsMr. David A. WheelerMr. and Mrs. Darrell WhiteMs. Katherine R. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Scott M. WhitleyMrs. Edwina B. WilksDr. Christopher I. WilsonMrs. Helga WinoldMs. Julie Ann L. ZimmermanMr. Robert Zubee Jr.

Circle of Compassion Members Annual gifts from $500–$999; excludes events and other memberships AnonymousMs. Kathryn D. AbelsAccuform AngelsMr. Edward D. AdamsMs. Tracey E. AdipietroMr. and Mrs. Phillip AlfieriMrs. Susan W. AllenMr. and Mrs. Robert E. AmbroseMrs. Virginia AmburgeyMs. Elizabeth A. AndersonMs. Rosemary E. ArmstrongMrs. Anita M. BadalianMrs. Paulette W. BakerMr. and Mrs. W. D. BarnesMr. William Loye Barnhill Jr.Dr. Robert O. Bash Jr.The Batt Family Fund at Fidelity CharitableBCT International, Inc.Beacon Woods Golf ClubMr. Frederick BeckerMr. and Mrs. Robert K. BeswickDrs. Brian and Nicole BixlerMr. and Mrs. Michael B. Bliss Sr.Ms. Beberly J. BloseMr. William A. Bodenheimer Sr.Mr. Albert D. BowlesMrs. Lucille BrantleyMrs. Kathleen M. BrownMr. Graeme BrownMs. Carol H. Bunt

Circle Giving Memberships

Mrs. Romona BurkeMr. Joseph Capitano Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. CassidyMs. Linda ChidlowCloverleaf Forest Association Recreation FundMr. Lawrence S. CobbDr. Carolyn L. CooleyMs. Gina CorbinMrs. Patricia B. CouturierMr. Donald CroceMr. Billy M. CrosierMr. and Mrs. Thomas CrutchfieldMrs. Maria M. CullenMs. Angela K. CunninghamMrs. Veronica J. DavolioMs. Karen C. DiamondMr. and Mrs. Justin DonohueCaptain and Mrs. Michael DonovanMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. DorrellMr. Robert DubeMr. David E. DuncansonMrs. Barbara S. DunnMrs. Nancy DunstanMs. Mary A. DwyerEastco Enterprise, Inc.The Elegant Gardeners Club of Sun City CenterMr. and Mrs. Samuel H. EllisMrs. Sarah M. EllisMs. Patricia P. EndicottFelCor Lodging TrustMrs. Beverly FieldsMrs. Ela M. FinlasonMs. Jill M. FitzpatrickFlorida Citrus Sports Events, Inc.FOE Ladies Auxiliary # 4372Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Foster Jr.Fountainview Friendship BingoMr. Brad FrankMr. Joseph H. FreyFrick Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Rick FrisbieMrs. Donelda M. GallaglyMr. Larry M. GeeMr. Larry J. GeohaganMrs. Patricia S. GillenMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. GoldenMrs. Debra L. GrammerB.J. GraumlichMac A. Greco Jr., PAMr. Russell HallMrs. Joyce A. HamiltonMr. William D. HangerMs. Wanda J. HansonLt. Col. and Mrs. C.E. HatcherHeritage Pines Bingo CommitteeHighlands County Concert Band, Inc.Ms. Anne M. HileyMr. Robert F. HoehlMs. Rosemary S. HopeMrs. Lilly Ho-PehlingMs. Marian E. HorganMr. William O. Horrell

Ms. Inez HosfordMr. Paul HouserMr. and Mrs. John M. Howell Sr.Mrs. Margot HoytMs. Shirley HughesMr. and Mrs. Gary IannantuonoInvisible Fence South, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James A. JahnaMr. and Mrs. Greg JamesMrs. Sandra S. JenkinsMr. Raymond JohnsonJohnson Outdoors, Inc.Mrs. Karen P. JohnstonMs. Julia JonesMr. Kenneth M. KarrMrs. Diane M. KattrehMrs. Amarjit KaurMr. and Mrs. Mark J. KestnerDr. Bruce J. KeyserMs. Susan M. KingMrs. Margaret KleinMr. and Mrs. Melvin KlinghofferMrs. Marlilyn C. KobulyarMr. Jeffrey S. KruegerMr. Edward E. KrzyscinMs. Diane B. KuhnlyMr. Alex LangMrs. Diana M. LanningMs. Jeannine LazzaraMr. William P. Leach IIIMrs. Ruth S. LeedomMr. and Mrs. Russell E. Lethbridge Jr.LGI HomesMrs. Marilyn E. LindsayMr. and Mrs. John LinganLions Club of Zephyrhills, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. LopezMs. Jill LoprestoJoan H. Lynch DDSMrs. Cassie N. MaciukMr. William B. MaciukMs. Lilly MadathilManatee RV Park Community ChurchMrs. Norma J. MarshMr. and Mrs. George E. MayerMrs. Maribel B. McCroskeyMr. and Mrs. Anthony F. McGloneMr. Jackie E. McGowanMrs. Carole McQuadeMr. Daniel M. MilamMrs. Karin M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Arlen A. MohlerMs. Michelle S. MontagueMrs. Elizabeth D. MooreMrs. Janice MootyMr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Murphy Jr.Ms. Dar-Ell NashNeedlecrafters of Sun City CenterNelson Westerberg of Texas, Inc.Ms. Huynh NguyenMrs. Kathleen D. O’ConnellMrs. Christie O’HalloranOld Republic National Title Insurance, Co.

Mr. Robert W. OliverMrs. Doris OsburnMr. and Mrs. Phillip N. PagePalma Ceia United Methodist WomenMs. Sissy PassarellaMrs. Charlotte L. PemberMrs. Karen A. PerkovichDr. Judith A. PonticellMr. James L. PorterMs. Nena M. PowersMs. Rebecca K. PrimeauMs. Sandra M. PuglieseThe Jack and Pam Quinn a Donor Advised Fund at Fidelity CharitableMrs. Rita RaenkeRegister Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc.Mr. Gary RippaMr. Vermland J. RobinettMrs. Jodi RoseMs. Christine M. RuettgersSabal Trust CompanyMr. Joseph R. SabinMr. and Mrs. Gray SampleMs. Angela M. SandersSandpiper Golf & Country Club POA - BingoMr. Samuel SaportaMr. and Mrs. Bruce E. SavageMrs. Carol M. SchaeferMr. Joseph B. SchambeauMr. Michael SchreiberMs. Lola J. ScogginsMr. and Mrs. Charles W. ShellMs. Bonnie SheltonMs. Sherri ShepherdMrs. Barbara Smith-PalinkasMr. and Mrs. Robert L. SolidayMr. Manny A. SoteloMr. Craig SpaakMs. Sharon L. SpeiserMs. Betty L. SpicherDr. Stewart W. SteinMr. Herman L. StephensonMr. Leverett C. StoneStraughn & Turner, PAMrs. Wilma SturgillSunshine Heat & Air, Inc.Ms. Deborah SwaneySwiss Golf & Tennis HOAMs. Judy A. TellisMs Jeannie TennisonMs. Francis V. TesorieroMs. Beryl E. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Henry TickelMr. and Mrs. Paul TomasinoMr. and Mrs. Gary R. TrombleyMr. Joseph F. TrueMs. Janis A. TucciTurner Funeral HomeUnited Methodist WomenMr. Robert M. VerSchureVeterans of Foreign Wars Post # 8154

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. VillanuevaMrs. Carmen J. VitadamoMrs. Mary Jane WagonerMr. Roger A. WardWaymore Transportation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. WelchMr. and Mrs. Sheldon WexlerMs. Patricia WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Samuel WilliamsonMrs. Diana L. WillisMr. James A. WilsonMrs. Maureen E. YahrmatterMr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Zee

Circle of Comfort Members Annual gifts from $250–$499; excludes events and other memberships

Mrs. Alene R. Akman Mr. and Mrs. David AdamsMs. Joann M. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. AguiarMrs. Margy AllenMrs. Esperanza AlvarezAmerican-Liberty Spirits & Wine Corporate TeamAmerican Municipal SecuritiesApex AdvertisingMr. and Mrs. Frank Apollo JrArray NetworksMr. Avery M. BaileyMs. MariaElena V. BalmasedaMs. Misty G. BarkerMr. David E. BarrettMr. Michael BarwickMrs. Jesslyn P. BatesMrs. Teresa A. BedfordMr. Byron V. BellMrs. Ruth A. BergmanMr. Charles R. BestMs. Janna E. BevilacquaThe Bill and David Charitable Fund at Schwab CharitableMr. Timothy B. BollingerMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Boos – Blasters, Inc.Ms. Patricia L. BosiaMrs. Louise S. BrayBroadband MDUBunco Book ClubMs. Verna BurchettMr. and Mrs. Tim ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Christophe CadiouMrs. Barbara A. CainMr. and Mrs.John T. Cannon IIIMr. Roy D. CarnallMrs. Carolyn Castor-NewbyCentral Park II Residents


Mrs. Linda S. CerraMr. Robert C. CharlierMrs. Dorothy ClaggMrs. Kathy ClarkClark, Campbell, & Lancaster & Munson, PAMr. and Mrs. Jim CoffeyMrs. Shirley M. ColvinMr. and Mrs. Bernard F. ConnersMr. and Mrs. Richard A. CorbettMs. Cynthia CortesMrs. Jo Ann CrumblyMr. Joseph DahirDawson Scenic Service, Inc.Ms. Dione DeBarryMr. Sylester F. DehnMs. Elizabeth S. Del RioMrs. Ingrid H. DeleoneMr. Richard D. DemontMs. Linda G. DeylitzMs. Bonnie DingerMrs. Karolyn DowellMr. Donald A. DrawdyMs. Marlene DrenthMs. Jennifer R. DurbinMrs. Bill M. DuttonOT/PT Deparment of Eastern Suffolk BocesMs. Elizabeth J. EllisMrs. Mary Jo EngleThe Eye CenterMrs. Shirley FarleyDr. Chad A. FarmerMr. Ryan C. FarnworthMr. John FeltenMr. and Mrs. J. Scott FenimoreMs. Carolyn FieldMr. and Mrs. John J. FitzhenryFLAMCOMr. Thomas FloodFlorida West Coast Area General Apprenticeship CouncilMr. and Mrs.Jerry W. FordHarry FranciscusMrs. Arlene C. FreyMs. Janice M. FullerFurr & Wegman Architects, PAMs. Lynn M. GarnerMs. Cathleen L. GentMr. Paul F. GibsonMr. Clark GreenMr. James M. GreenMr. Glen D. GreyMrs. Bernice GriegoMr. Emile GrossenbacherMs. Maria J. GuminaMs. Margot GuntherMrs. Laurice HachemMrs. Jacqueline L. HalterCaptain and Mrs. Troy B. Hamm, USMC, Ret.Mr. and Mrs. John B. HangartnerMrs. Joyce E. HarringtonMrs. Joan H. Hartt

Mr. and Mrs. L. Paige HattonHawaiian Isles Summer Coffee Hour GroupMr. Marion L. HearnMs. Bonnie HelmsMr. and Mrs.David C. HewittMrs. Hazel F. HildebrandMr. David M. HillMr. Roland O. HiltzMr. and Mrs.Ed HollowayCol. Henry R. Hosman, Ret.Mrs. Terry HudsonMr. Gary M. IrvineMrs. Carol Ann JacksonMr. Thomas W. JacobusMrs. Sandra W. JakewayJBT FoodTechMr. and Mrs. James E. Jennings Jr.Johnson Outdoors Gear, Inc.Ms. Janet P. JoyceMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. JudwayThe Juliet Club at Heritage PinesK & G Industrial ServicesMr. Paul F. KaufmanMs. Joan M. KellerMrs. Karen KensingerMr. A. W. KerceMrs. Ann M. KingMrs. Rose M. KloiberMrs. Frances M. KnopkeMs. Elizabeth E. KnowlesMr. Shawn KnuttMs. Stacey KontosMr. and Mrs. Dennis KopecMrs. Evelyn KoulesMr. Edward F. KowalikMrs. Ilse KruegerMrs. Loyola E. KruegerMr. and Mrs. Jason KuppermanMrs. Lynette M. LacossLakemont Worship CenterMr. Adam LambMr. and Mrs. Russell LaneyMr. Robert LangloisLanier Upshaw, Inc.Mrs. Beverly L. Larmon and FamiliyMr. and Mrs. Ed E. Latif IIIMs. Treva D. LawterLegacy Buying Group, LLCMr. W. Bernard LesterMrs. Kathryn M. LewisMr. Robert L. LewisMs. Sarah LinthicumMs. Sandra M. LoheideAngel Lopez Jr., DMDMrs. Jean LopuchMs. Jacqueline C. LucierMrs. Irena F. LumMrs. Judy L. LundeenMs. Laura L. Lusa MarchonMarie L. MartinkovicMr. and Mrs. Charles T. MatthewsMr. Earl E. Maynard II

Mrs. Arline F. McCartinMr. Albert E. McCormick Jr.Chaplain Michael S. McCurdyMs. Cheryl L. McElweeMrs. Flora Medina and Mr. George MedinaMr. Robert W. MeierMr. James J. MelkoMs. Delia B. MercadoMr. and Mrs. Earnest B. MercerMeridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.Metris LLCMr. Stephen J. Meyer and FamilyMs. Gertrude L. MicklerMs. Reba MillerMr. Dwight MoodyMs. Joan L. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Jim MuellerMr. and Mrs. William L. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Jim MurtaghMr. and Mrs. Rory MurtaghMr. Cliff MyersNature Coast Bridge ClubNCOA Gateway Chapter #646Neighborhood Restaurant PartnersMr. Howard NeitschMr. Leslie L. NeumeisterMs. Antoinette L. NewsomeMr. Robert S. NicholsMrs. Donna B. NophskerMs. Cynthia A. NorrisMrs. Rosalie L. OwensMr. and Mrs. Alvin W. PalsMr. Juleen D. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Patrick E. PetersonMrs. Linda S. PierceMs. Jacquelyn A. PinckneyPink Dragon Ladies of Tampa BayMs. Mary C. PondMr. Varion L. PontonMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. PospichalMs. Linda L. PostonMrs. Jean C. PowersMr. Dale PrayPublixMr. William C. PullenMr. Carlton N. PutnamMr. and Mrs. Robert W. QuinnMr. Joseph R. RauboltMr. James J. ReedReeves Import MotorcarsReflections Christian FellowshipMr. and Mrs. William F. RegisMr. Raymond ReigelMr. Alan C. RiceMs. Judith K. RiggsMs. Cathleen RinehartMr. Richard B. RisMr. Mario F. RizzoMr. Richard RobertsMr. Merle B. RotherforthMr. and Mrs. Milo L. Rozehnal Jr.Mrs. Susan Saiger HonigMr. Richard A. Sanchez

Ms. Kimberly SandeferMs. Michele J. SandovalMs. Andrea SandsMr. Keith M. SchappertMs. Kathryn SharpMr. Robert R. SharpMrs. Patty J. SharrockMr. Edward C. SillickMr. and Mrs. Paul L. SilvermanMs. Nicky M. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Tim SkamferMr. and Mrs.Dennis SlaughterMs. Debborah F. SmithMs. Debra D. SmithMs. Patricia A. SmithMr. Roger A. SouthardSpanish Trails West Community Social ClubMr. James SpiveySpring Hill Foe, Inc.St. Landry-Evangeline United WayDr. Michael StabileMs. Andrea Stephens-HallTall Pines Women’s ClubTampa Armature Works, Inc.Tampa Chapter - NSDARTD Taxation DepartmentMr. and Mrs. James Brady ThomasDr. and Mrs. Pat ToselliMr. and Mrs. Larry A. TotzMr. William H. TouseyMr. Michael TrippMr. and Mrs. Henry C. UlrichsMr. Anthony L. UrbanoThe Value TeamDr. Thomas Van ZandtMr. Luis E. VargasViage GroupMr. and Mrs. G. Whitney VoiersMs. Christine WagentiMs. Pamela WalkerMrs. Beulah M. WasselMs. Debra T. WatkinsMr. C. W. WebsterMrs. Tammie WhitcombMs. Ora L. WhiteMr. William A. WhittleMrs. Ada Louise WilkieMr. Daniel C. WilliamsMs. Lisa WillsonMrs. Jennifer L. WitzgallMr. Ronald T. WojewodaThe Woman’s GroupMs. Leslie V. WoodsWRA LLCMr. and Mrs.Forrest C. WyckoffMrs. Diana L. YatesYCC Support ServicesMr. and Mrs. James E. YoungMr. Michael W. YoutseyMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. ZahmZampell RefractoriesMrs. Jeanette E. Zheutlin

Champion ($25,000+)AnonymousThe Ernest M. Smith TrustUnited Way of Central Florida, Inc.

Sustainer ($10,000+)AnonymousMrs. Margy AllenMs. Teresa J. BrayThe Estate of Willard D. CampbellThe Paul and Jean Cate Charitable Endowment Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationMr. Robert M. HendricksGeorge W. Jenkins Fund within the GiveWell Community Foundation

Advocate ($5,000+)AnonymousThe Barney and Carol J. Barnett Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationJ.W. Crews Jr. and Jeraldine Farr Crews Foundation, Inc.The Mark C. and Lynn D. Hollis Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationThe Lewis Family Cancer Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationMrs. Phyllis S. LovelaceMr. Tim Stewart

Supporter ($2,500+)AnonymousBartow Community Healthcare Foundation, Inc.Cypress Lakes Bloody Mary Open TournamentMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezFlorida’s Natural Growers Foundation, Inc.John Fondecchia EstatesWilliam D. and Agnes Helmuth FoundationMrs. Sally HenningMrs. Jane HiattMr. and Mrs. David J. O’NeilPublix Super Markets Charities, Inc.The Saterbo Family Fund within the GiveWell Community Foundation Ms. Deborah J. Wallace

Friend ($1,000+)AnonymousMrs. Lavonna J. AdamsMrs. Terry BlovskyMrs. Anne B. BotzMr. Ivan Burris

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle E. Carlton IIIMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CongerThe Estate of Anthony V. Del PozzoMs. Margaret Ellsworth and FamilyMrs. Hilda A. FedakGerard & Associates, CPAMiss Janet E. GerowMrs. Palmira A. GoodMrs. Anna Clare GreenMr. Chris B. GriffinMr. Gary C. Hartlaub

S.Y. Hartt And Son, Inc.Hicks Oil Company, Inc.The Friends of John and Katherine HierholzerMs. Karen HineMr. Robert HustonIllinois Tool Works FoundationMr. and Mrs. James T. JoinerMr. Mark A. KalmanMrs. Connie M. KerstenMr. Ned E. KinzieMr. Larry R. KniesThe Krahn FamilyMs. Diane B. KuhnlyLake Ashton Bingo ConcessionsThe Kevin and Renee Lewis Charitable Fund within the Raymond James Charitable Endowment FundThe Lord’s Church at Lake Henry

Mr. Robert E. McColloughMr. Larry L. McIverMr. Kimble D. McKayThe Grayce W. McNamara FoundationMedline Industries, Inc.Mr. Khoa V. NguyenMr. Jerry W. O’NealMr. Edward PembertonMrs. Brenda L. PhelanPositive Medical Transport

Resurrection Lutheran ChurchDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterDr. and Mrs. Albert P. SheppardMr. and Mrs. Oliver S. ShoemakerMr. and Mrs. Paul ShoemakerMr. Russell A. SimcoeState Farm Companies FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter E. SternlichtMr. Darrell A. SullivanMrs. Lovilla J. TownsendMr. Timothy A. Wells

Patron ($250+)AnonymousMs. Kathryn D. AbelsMr. and Mrs. David AdamsMr. Edward D. AdamsMrs. Susan P. AgreMr. and Mrs. Donald W. Allen

Mrs. Donna Ames-CassickThe Friends and Family of Laura M. AmickMs. Jodie B. AycockBagwell Lumber CompanyMrs. Paulette W. BakerMs. Julie L. BalesBank of Central FloridaDr. and Mrs. Glen A. BardenMs. Misty G. BarkerMr. and Mrs. W. D. BarnesMr. William Loye Barnhill Jr.Mr. Michael BarwickMrs. Jesslyn P. BatesMrs. Linda D. BealeBenevity, Inc.Ms. Juanita BergfieldMrs. Ruth A. BergmanMr. Charles R. BestThe Robert and Rhonda Beswick Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationMr. William A. Bodenheimer Sr.Mr. Albert D. BowlesMrs. Louise S. BrayBroadband MDUMr. Graeme BrownMrs. Unifay BrownMs. Cynthia A. BurtonMrs. Ilse R. BuzzancaMrs. Barbara A. CainMr. and Mrs. John T. Cannon IIIMr. and Mrs. Steven B. CarterDr. and Mrs. Robert H. CassellCentral Park II ResidentsMrs. Linda S. CerraMrs. Joanne K. ChappelClark, Campbell, & Lancaster & Munson, PAMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. ClyneMr. and Mrs. Mark M. CochardMrs. Katherine H. CookMr. Bradley CopelandDr. Catherine P. CorneliusMr. and Mrs. William E. CrenshawMr. and Mrs. Walton N. CrewsMr. Patrick W. CroninMr. Billy M. CrosierMrs. Jo Ann CrumblyMr. and Mrs. Thomas CrutchfieldMs. Angela K. CunninghamMr. Joseph DahirMrs. Patricia M. DavisDawson Scenic Service, Inc.Mr. George A. Deragon

Donor Listings: Good Shepherd HospiceCircle Giving Memberships continued


Ms. Karen C. DiamondMs. Marty P. DickeyMs. Bonnie DingerMs. Carole H. DonlonCaptain and Mrs. Michael DonovanMr. and Mrs. Daniel F. DorrellMrs. Karolyn DowellMs. Marlene DrenthMr. David E. DuncansonMrs. Barbara S. DunnMs. Jennifer R. DurbinMrs. Sarah M. EllisEverglades Farm Equipment Co., Inc.Falcon Construction & Remodeling SolutionsMs. Rita E. FandrichMs. Audra C. FarishMrs. Nancy K. FasslerFelCor Lodging TrustMs. Carolyn FieldMr. and Mrs. John W. FitzwaterFlorida West Coast Area General Apprenticeship CouncilMr. and Mrs. Frank M. Foster Jr.Four Lakers Charities Assoc.Mr. and Mrs. Rick FrisbieMs. Janice M. FullerMr. and Mrs. Michael B. FurrFurr & Wegman Architects, PAMs. Lynn M. GarnerMr. Larry J. GeohaganMrs. Patricia S. GillenMs. Karen S. GironeMrs. Jerry GoingMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. GoldenB.J. GraumlichMr. Glen D. GreyMs. Mary E. Grindel, RNMr. Russell HallMrs. Jean D. HancockMrs. Joan H. HarttLt. Col. and Mrs. C.E. HatcherThe Laura Hawley and Family Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationMr. Marion L. HearnHeartland Real Estate CorporationHeath Funeral Chapel, Inc.Ms. Alicia A. HenryHighlands County Concert Band, Inc.Highlands Ridge LGAMrs. Hazel F. HildebrandMrs. Pat C. HodgesMr. Robert F. HoehlMs. Beverly D. Holllis

Mr. and Mrs. Ed HollowayMr. William O. HorrellMs. Inez HosfordMrs. Jayne S. HughesInvisible Fence South, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James A. JahnaJBT FoodTechMrs. Sandra S. JenkinsMrs. Judy S. JoinerMr. Kerry C. JonesMrs. Sharon A. JonesK & G Industrial ServicesMr. Kenneth M. KarrMrs. Karen KensingerMr. A. W. KerceMr. and Mrs. Mark J. KestnerMrs. Ann M. KingMrs. Rose M. KloiberMr. Edward F. KowalikMr. and Mrs. Gary KrahnLakemont Worship CenterLanier Upshaw, Inc.Mrs. Diana M. LanningLaye’s Tire ServiceMr. W. Bernard LesterMr. and Mrs. Russell E. Lethbridge Jr.Mr. Robert L. LewisLGI HomesMr. and Mrs. John LinganMr. and Mrs. Robert J. LopezMrs. Irena F. LumMs. Laura L. LusaMarchonMr. and Mrs. Paul W. MaroisMarie L. MartinkovicMas Verde Mobile Home AssociationMr. and Mrs. Charles T. MatthewsMs. Lisa D. MaxwellMr. Albert E. McCormick Jr.Chaplain Michael S. McCurdyMs. Frances M. McMichaelMr. Robert W. MeierMr. and Mrs. Earnest B. MercerMr. Stephen J. Meyer and FamilyMr. Daniel M. MilamMr. and Mrs. Richard A. MillerMrs. Elizabeth D. MooreMr. Wayne MundyMr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Murphy Jr.Mrs. Diane B. MurphyMr. Howard NeitschMs. Huynh NguyenMr. Robert S. NicholsMrs. Donna B. NophskerMrs. Christie O’HalloranMrs. Tisa L. OldhamDr. Lawrence J. O’Rourke #4726Ms. Tiffany P. OslerMr. John F. PalmerMr. and Mrs. Alvin W. PalsMrs. Mary Pedone GreaserMrs. Charlotte L. PemberMs. Jacquelyn A. Pinckney

Mr. Varion L. PontonMr. James L. PorterMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. PospichalMs. Rebecca K. PrimeauPublixMr. William C. PullenMr. Carlton N. PutnamReflections Christian FellowshipMr. Raymond ReigelMs. Judith K. RiggsMs. Christine M. RuettgersMs. Kimberly SandeferMs. Angela M. SandersSandpiper Golf & Country Club POA - BingoMs. Pamela SaucierMs. Lola J. ScogginsSedlock and Heston Construction, Inc.Ms. Lynette M. SeeSeminole Feed Division of Branch Properties, Inc.Mr. Stanley V. SheaferMs. Sherri ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Richard ShillerMs. Leslie A. SikoraMs. Nicky M. SimpsonDr. and Mrs. Alan L. SizemoreMs. Debborah F. SmithMr. and Mrs. Louis Smith Jr.Ms. Patricia A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Robert L. SolidayMr. James SpiveySt. Landry-Evangeline United WayDr. Michael StabileDr. Stewart W. SteinRobin S. Stewart, PhD

Mrs. Pamela StonerThe Estate of Donna L. StorkStraughn & Turner, PASwiss Golf & Tennis HOATaylor Oil CompanyTD Taxation DepartmentMs Jeannie TennisonMr. William H. TouseyUnited Methodist WomenMs. Pamela WalkerMr. Roger A. WardMs. Debra T. WatkinsWaymore Transportation, Inc.Ms. Margaret E. WeinzirlDr. and Mrs. Daniel W. WelchMr. and Mrs. Darrell WhiteMs. Ora L. WhiteMr. William A. WhittleMrs. Ada Louise WilkieMr. Daniel C. WilliamsMrs. Diana L. WillisMrs. Ernestine WillisMs. Lisa WillsonMrs. Jennifer L. WitzgallMs. Leslie V. WoodsMr. and Mrs. James E. YoungMr. Michael W. Youtsey

Sustaining Society MembersLoyal supporters who demonstrate their commitment to hospice through ongoing financial gifts of $1,000 or more annually for five years

AnonymousWilliam and Georga Bull

Marty DickeyJudy and Jim JoinerKerry JonesWayne MundyCindy and Pete SternlichtThe Wegman Family

Camp Brave Heart and Bethany CenterAnonymousMrs. Margy AllenMs. Maribeth AllenMs. Carmelita AmannMs. Jodie B. AycockDr. and Mrs. Glen A. BardenMs. Misty G. BarkerBartow Community Healthcare Foundation, Inc.Ms. Beverley A. BennettMrs. Anne B. BotzMs. Teresa J. BrayMs. Ingrid G. BurchMs. Dianna L. CauseyMs. Diana M. ChoateMrs. Natalia B. ConnerMs. Kathy L. DarbyMs. Qiana C. DavidsonMs. Sarah J. DavisMs. Marty P. DickeyMs. Loretta ElmoreMrs. Robyn H. FergusonMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezMr. and Mrs. John W. FitzwaterFlorida’s Natural Growers Foundation, Inc.Ms. KaMekia L. FloydMs. Lesa O. FordFour Lakers Charities AssocFurr & Wegman Architects, PAMr. Scott GaffneyMs. Deborah Garay

Ms. Shirley P. GillMs. Karen S. GironeMs. Michelle GomezMr. Clark GreenMr. James M. GreenMr. and Mrs. Anthony W. HaleHeath Funeral Chapel, Inc.Mr. Kristopher F. HigginsMs. Ashley R. HochadelMrs. Pat C. HodgesMs. Andrea G. HollingsworthChaplain John E. HollowayMs. Suzanne HolzapfelMs. Veronica S. HowardMrs. Jayne S. HughesMr. and Mrs. Wiliam F. JarrellThe George W. Jenkins Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationMrs. Judy S. JoinerMs. Jo A. KellyMs. Patricia K. KiserMrs. Kellie KizisMr. Kraig R. KwilinskiMs. Tamatha R. LanthripMs. Emily LayneMs. Shara S. MargheimMs. Sheila M. MarquartMas Verde Mobile Home AssociationMs. Mary A. McKinzieMs. Telisha M. MitravichMrs. Allyson G. MoskowitzMs Bindu S. NairMr. and Mrs. Gerald L. NewberryMs. Beverly NicholsMr. and Mrs. David J. O’NeilDr. Lawrence J. O’Rourke #4726Ms. Elisa R. OtisMs. Rebecca D. PateMs. Barbara J. Perry

Ms. Michelle A. RebelloMs. Angela M. SandersDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterMs. Diana B. ScottDr. and Mrs. Alan L. SizemoreSkirts Plus CorporationMs. Constance S. SlatteryMs. Penny C. SmithSouthern Automated Systems, Inc.Stanley Consultants, Inc.Ms. Aprille K. SteinerMs. Andrea B. TaylorMs. Anne C. TimmelMr. and Mrs. Larry A. TotzMs. Lori M. TranthamUnited Way of Central Florida, Inc.Ms. Dora K. WarrenMs. Mary WhiteMr. Daniel C. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. John R. Wolbert Jr.

Hospice Women of Giving2017 MembersMrs. Joanne J. AllenMrs. Margy AllenMrs. Linda D. BealeMrs. Anne B. BotzMs. Teresa J. BrayMrs. Ilse R. BuzzancaMrs. Helen D. CannonMrs. Maryann W. CassellMrs. Joanne K. ChappelMrs. Marilyn E. ClyneMrs. Denise K. CrenshawMs. Joy B. DayMs. Carole H. DonlonMrs. Silviana FalconMrs. Kathy L. FernandezMrs. Lu C. FitzwaterMrs. Anne B. FurrMs. Karen S. GironePalmira A. Good, PhDAnna Clare Green, PhDMs. Laura J. HawleyMrs. Pat C. HodgesMrs. Virginia A. HoughtonMrs. Jayne S. HughesMrs. Judy S. JoinerMrs. Sharon A. JonesMs. Frances M. McMichaelMrs. Betty M. MillerMrs. Diane B. MurphyMrs. Lynn M. OakleyMrs. Tisa L. OldhamMr. Barbara ShillerMrs. Deborah SizemoreMrs. Cindy SternlichtRobin S. Stewart, PhDMrs. Pamela StonerMrs. Barbara A. TurnerMrs. Clare G. Wilson

Decade Club MembersDonors who have supported the programs and services of Chapters Health System–Good Shepherd Hospice for a minimum of 10 consecutive years

AnonymousMr. James A. Adcock Sr.Mr. William H. ArmstrongMr. Albert J. BarkmanMr. and Mrs. William L. Barnhill IIIMr. William Loye Barnhill Jr.Mr. Edward A. BartuschMrs. Mary L. BoozerMr. Allen C. BrockMr. Ronald J. BuczkowskiMs. Cynthia A. BurtonMr. and Mrs. Milburne C. Cassady Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. ClyneMr. and Mrs. Daniel V. ConsulaMr. and Mrs. Keith A. DamkjerMr. and Mrs. Vincent D. DePascaleMr. George A. DeragonMs. Marty P. DickeyMs. Clora O. DuBoseMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. EichenbergerMr. Dennis P. FaheyMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezMrs. Marilyn W. FisherFlorida’s Natural Growers Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William G. Freeman IIMr. and Mrs. Richard L. GalbreathMrs. Patricia M. GarrardMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. GoldenMrs. Kathryn A. GreeverMrs. Bobby J. HagleRev. Charles HarkalaMrs. Joan H. HarttMrs. Elizabeth E. HighMr. and Mrs. Paul E. HinmanChaplain John E. HollowayMr. and Mrs. Robert L. HudsonMr. and Mrs. James T. JoinerMs. Jackie M. JonesMr. Kerry C. JonesMrs. Sharon A. JonesMrs. Carol O. KoppeyLakemont Worship CenterMrs. Lee LanceMr. Brenton N. LowreyMrs. Irena F. Lum

Donor Listings: Good Shepherd Hospice continued

Total$972,587

Good Shepherd Hospice 2017 Development Revenues

Future Planned Gifts

$10,000

Realized Planned Gifts

$74,079

Memorials $216,294

Special Events & Other Gifts

$672,214

8%69%

22%

1%


Chaplain Michael S. McCurdyMr. and Mrs. Earnest B. MercerMr. Conrad A. MertelyMr. and Mrs. Harry E. NelsonMrs. Karin G. NelsonMs. Jacquelyn A. PinckneyMrs. Ellen M. QuackenbossReflections Christian FellowshipMrs. Betty B. ReisserMr. and Mrs. David E. RoushDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterMrs. Barbara E. Searfoss

Mr. Stanley V. SheaferMr. and Mrs. Ed Sherman Jr.Ms. Constance S. SlatteryMs. Debborah F. SmithMr. James W. SullivanMr. and Mrs. W. C. Tunno Jr.United Way of Central Florida, Inc.Mrs. Ada Louise WilkieMrs. Cheryl WilliamsMrs. Lee M. WindismanMr. Edward A. Zufelt

Gibbons Pathway Society MembersThis is a special group of friends and donors who have remembered Good Shepherd Hospice in their estate plans, through a bequest, life insurance, trust or charitable gift annuity. The society is named to honor former Congressman Sam Gibbons, who helped author the federal legislation establishing the Medicare Hospice Benefit.

AnonymousMr. Lawrence A. AamoldThe Estate of Grace G. AckermanMrs. Margy AllenThe Estate of Thomas F. ArftThe Helen S. Birch Revocable LivingTrustMs. Patricia A. BoehmMs. Gladys A. BormanMr. and Mrs. Sparlin L. BrownCol. Charles B. Burdette, RetiredThe Estate of Rose A. BuschThe Estate of Duwane J. BusseThe Estate of Paul CateThe Paul and Jean Cate Charitable Endowment Fund within the GiveWell Community FoundationThe Estate of Charmion B. ChristyThe Estate of Sandra Cochran HulseyMrs. June E. CotrellMrs. Virginia I. DarbyThe Estate of Gertrude DaviesMs. Martha P. DeanMs. Marty P. DickeyThe Estate of Bettina E. DittmanMrs. Yolanda G. DyerThe Estate of Cecil C. EversThe Estate of Regina D. GarnerThe Estate of Catherine M. GavinMrs. Jeanne M. GayhartMrs. Sandra G. GeerThe Estate of Ilse GielThe Estate of John G. HeinThe Estate of Minnette L. HendersonThe Estate of Phyllis J. HicksThe Estate of Geraldine E. HofmeisterThe Estate of Elsie JenkinsThe George W. Jenkins Fund within the GiveWell Community Foundation

The Estate of Gloria W. JonesMr. Kerry C. JonesThe Estate of Claire D. KanaleyThe Estate of Bela E. KennedyMrs. Katherine O. KennedyThe Estate of Rachel Anne KeydosziusThe Estate of Richard F. KnappRev. and Mrs. E. James LanghamMs. Lois R. LewisThe Francis I. Lightwine TrustThe Estate of Frances C. MarshMr. and Mrs. Dennis E. MartinThe Ruth H. May Revocable TrustThe Estate of Carroll G. McDowellThe Estate of Dorothy H. NeitzkeThe Markine T. Ostling Revocable TrustMrs. Janice R. PetersonThe Estate of Mary K. RichterThe Estate of Leroy J. RiedyMr. Wes RogersThe Estate of Wilma E. RumanMr. Francis SageThe Norman A. Schuler Revocable TrustMs. Nellie E. SchweigartMrs. Edna E. ScottThe Estate of Margaret Rose StephensonThe Estate of Thomas D. StrausbergerMr. Terry TaylorThe Estate of Lois M. ThomasMs. Barbara A. ToddMr. Leonard C. TurritoMs. Lillian WebbThe Estate of Marlene B. WhitakerThe Estate of Eleanor C. WillisonThe Estate of Lodesta Yancey

Champion ($25,000+)AnonymousThe Patricia K. Bird TrustThe Estate of Douglas CalligarThe Evans Family TrustThe Estate and Trust of Adrian E. KujawskiThe Estate of Muriel KuntzThe William S. Shacklette TrustThe Angeline T. Wentz Trust

Sustainer ($10,000+)AnonymousThe Community Foundation for The National Capital RegionMr. Frank C. DornerThe GE FoundationHernando Healthcare Foundation, Inc.The Maurice I. Hobson TrustThe Estate of Leora M. LaubaughThe Carmelo J. LaVerme Living TrustThe Edward W. and Elise Mason TrustThe Jean P. Palmer Charitable Remainder UnitrustVincent and Sylvia Titone Foundation within the Raymond James Endowment Fund

Advocate ($5,000+)AnonymousThe Estate of Nadine R. DehnickeThe Frank L. and Carol D. Morsani Fund for Hernando Pasco Hospice at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayThe Estate of Natalie PeloMs. Aimee StewartMs. Doreen StewartSurge Suppression, Inc.United Way Of Pasco County, Inc.Ms. Karen S. Via

Supporter ($2,500+)AnonymousBenevity, Inc.Brookridge Friday BingoMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezThe Reynolds H. Hancock Charitable Remainder UnitrustL.O. BBQ, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. LichterThe Law Offices of Lucas Magazine, PLLCThe Martin and Helen L. Olson Family TrustSea Ranch Civic AssociationMs. Sheryl J. Sypek

URADCO, Inc.Vorsheck Family Foundation, Inc.Wellington at Seven Hills HOA, Inc.

Friend ($1,000+)AnonymousMrs. Helen M. AmatoMr. and Mrs. David R. BarnesMr. George F. Brown Jr.The Nancy L. Brown Memorial Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMs. Carol A. CarrollMr. Dennis M. ChamberlainMr. George E. ChristensenMr. Gilbert De HamerMr. Harry DennisMr. Raymond E. DolmanMrs. Dorothy E. GuentherMr. James P. Harris Jr.Hogan Law Firm Fishing TournamentMr. Robert J. HrapchakRev. Dewey HuffstutlerMrs. Susan M. HunterMrs. Jeanne M. LambertMs. Judith F. LaMereMrs. Marlene J. LarsonMrs. Jean E. LeeLions Club of Spring Hill, Inc.Mr. Brian V. LudwigMs. Flora D. McClainMr. Gerald MellonMyers-Kiefer Giving Account a Donor Advised Fund at Fidelity CharitableNCOA Gateway Chapter #222Mr. and Mrs. David J. O’NeilMr. Egbert Palmer

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph PinoThe George M. and Maryann M. Reynolds Revocable TrustMrs. Lorraine RyfunMr. and Mrs. Donald ShepherdTampa Palms Bible Fellowship, Inc.Timber Pines Tennis ClubTracers Information Specialists, Inc.Tri-TronicsMr. Robert G. WalkerMs. Katherine R. WhiteMs. Julie Ann L. ZimmermanMr. Robert Zubee Jr.

Patron ($250+)AnonymousAccuform AngelsMs. Joann M. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Phillip AlfieriMrs. Susan W. AllenAmazonSmile FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank Apollo Jr.Array NetworksMrs. Anita M. BadalianMr. Avery M. BaileyBayfront Health BrooskvilleBeacon Woods Golf ClubMr. Frederick BeckerDrs. Brian and Nicole BixlerMrs. Irma V. BlancatoMs. Beberly J. BloseMs. Patricia L. BosiaMrs. Kathleen M. BrownBuilders Automation Machinery Co, LLCMs. Carol H. BuntMr. and Mrs. Frank BurskeyMr. and Mrs. Tim ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Christophe Cadiou

Care One of Florida LLCChapters Health System – Revenue Cycle Dept.Ms. Linda ChidlowMrs. Dorothy ClaggMrs. Kathy ClarkCloverleaf Forest Association Recreation FundMr. Lawrence S. CobbMr. and Mrs. Jim CoffeyMrs. Barbara A. ColmanMrs. Shirley M. ColvinMs. Gina CorbinMs. Cynthia CortesCreative Environmental Solutions Inc.Mr. Donald CroceDr. and Mrs. Ronald L. DalleskeDavis Family Hearing, Inc.Mrs. Veronica J. DavolioMrs. Elizabeth A. DecausemakerMrs. Ingrid H. DeleoneMr. Richard D. DemontMr. and Mrs. Charles Dietrick IIIMr. Robert DubeMs. Denice A. DudekMrs. Nancy DunstanMs. Heidi J. Edwards-MittsMs. Patricia P. EndicottMrs. Mary Jo EngleThe Eye CenterMrs. Shirley FarleyMr. Ryan C. FarnworthMr. John FeltenFirst United Methodist ChurchMr. Thomas FloodFlorida Citrus Sports Events, Inc.FOE Ladies Auxiliary # 4372Harry FranciscusMrs. Arlene C. FreyMr. Joseph H. FreyFrick Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. Paul F. GibsonGIVE with LibertyMr. Emile GrossenbacherMs. Maria J. GuminaHacienda Village Residents Tree of HopeMrs. Joyce A. HamiltonCaptain and Mrs. Troy B. Hamm, USMC, Ret.Ms. Wanda J. HansonHeritage Pines Bingo CommitteeHernando Pasco Primary Care, LLCMrs. Pamela S. HigginsMr. David M. Hill

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Ms. Rosemary S. HopeMs. Marian E. HorganMrs. Margot HoytMr. Gary M. IrvineMr. Thomas W. JacobusMr. and Mrs. Greg JamesThe Juliet Club at Heritage PinesMrs. Kristine A. JohnsonMs. Julia JonesMs. Janet P. JoyceMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. JudwayMrs. Diane M. KattrehMs. Joan M. KellerMrs. Marlilyn C. KobulyarMs. Stacey KontosMr. and Mrs. Dennis KopecMrs. Ilse KruegerMrs. Loyola E. KruegerMr. Edward E. KrzyscinMr. and Mrs. Jason KuppermanMrs. Lynette M. LacossMr. and Mrs. Russell LaneyMr. Alex LangMr. and Mrs. Ed E. Latif IIIMs. Jeannine LazzaraMs. Beth E. LinkLions Club of Zephyrhills, Inc.Ms. Sandra M. LoheideMrs. Jean LopuchMs. Jacqueline C. LucierJoan H. Lynch, DDSMrs. Cassie N. MaciukWilliam B. MaciukMr. and Mrs. George E. MayerMrs. Arline F. McCartinMs. Cheryl L. McElweeMrs. Carole McQuadeMrs. Flora Medina and Mr. George MedinaMr. James J. MelkoMs. Delia B. MercadoMetris LLCMs. Gertrude L. MicklerMs. M. H. MillerMs. Reba MillerMs. Michelle S. MontagueMr. Dwight MoodyMrs. Janice MootyMr. and Mrs. William L. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Jim MurtaghNature Coast Bridge ClubNCOA Gateway Chapter #646Ms. Cynthia A. NorrisMrs. Maureen O’BrienMrs. Kathleen D. O’Connell

Mrs. Doris OsburnMr. Juleen D. ParkerMs. Sissy PassarellaMrs. Linda S. PierceDr. and Mrs. John PirrelloDr. Judith A. PonticellMr. and Mrs. Robert F. PostlethwaitMs. Linda L. PostonMr. Dale PrayThe Jack and Pam Quinn a Donor Advised Fund at Fidelity CharitableMrs. Rita RaenkeDr. and Mrs. Anupama RamireddyRegister Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc.Ms. Cathleen RinehartMr. Mario F. RizzoMr. Richard RobertsMr. Vermland J. RobinettMr. Merle B. RotherforthMr. Norman Rubenstein and FamilyMs. Pamela SaucierMr. Joseph B. SchambeauDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterMr. Michael L. SearsMr. Robert R. SharpMr. and Mrs. Tim SkamferMr. Craig SpaakSpanish Trails West Community Social ClubSpring Hill Foe, Inc.Mrs. Wilma SturgillSunshine Heat & Air, Inc.Tall Pines Women’s ClubMs. Francis V. TesorieroThe Bill and David Charitable Fund at Schwab CharitableMr. and Mrs. James Brady ThomasMr. and Mrs. Derrel E. ToomanMs. Margarita Torres-MonteroMr. Joseph F. TrueTurner Funeral HomeUnited Way of Hernando CountyMr. Anthony L. UrbanoMs. Janice J. VanDeWalkerVeterans of Foreign Wars Post # 8154Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. VincentMrs. Carmen J. VitadamoMr. and Mrs. G. Whitney VoiersMr. and Mrs. Darrell WhiteMs. Patricia WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Phillip M. ZeeMrs. Jeanette E. Zheutlin

Sustaining Society MembersLoyal supporters who demonstrate their commitment to hospice through ongoing financial gifts of $1,000 or more annually for five years

AnonymousDr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Dalleske

Camp REACH OUT and Center for Grieving ChildrenAnonymousMr. Anthony C. AbbondanzaMs. Maribeth AllenMs. Kristin AmatoMs. Jennifer ArcuriMrs. Gloria AugresaniMrs. Helene F. BarduhnMs. Sherri A. BarkleyMs. Evette BiavaschiMs. Linda M. BohmMs. Bethany BrooksMr. George F. Brown Jr.The Nancy L. Brown Memorial Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMrs. Jolene R. BryantMs. Toni L. BurnsMs. Paulette M. BurtonMrs. Dawn J. ByrdMs. Vivian CandelariaChapters Health System – Revenue Cycle Dept.Ms. Linda ChidlowMrs. Evelyn J. ChristensenMs. Lisa ClarkMs. Dillette ClarkeComvest Builders, LLCMrs. Carolyn CoteMrs. Amanda DaigleMs. Sarah J. DavisMs. Heather M. DeckerMs. Narinie DeokaranMs. Seana Dignam

Mrs. Trudy DomannMs. Gabriella ErrichettoMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezMr. Charles W. FilkinsMrs. Margaret T. FoleyMr. Juan X. Gallardo FrancoMr. and Mrs. Richard GillChaplain Darrel GoadMs. Cristine GoffMs. Linda M. HajjarMr. Wassef F. HannaMr. William J. HarriganMs. Sheena T. HartMr. Edwin L. HarterMs. Marion J. HearnMs. Janet M. HendricksMs. Alona HenneberyHeritage Pines Bingo CommitteeHernando Healthcare Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Barbara A. HicksMr. Stephen S. HolcombMs. Danielle M. HosslerMs. Angela HudsonMr. Joseph D. JacobsMs. Barbara E. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KobbMs. Vala LabettiCarbee R. LawrenceMs. Christine LentMs. Mandaly C. Louis-CharlesMs. Olga MartinezMr. and Mrs. David A. MaulMr. Sean C. McCartMs. Gail E. McNultyMr. and Mrs. David C. MillerMrs. Helen T. MorgusMs. Theresa J. Mullinax

Total$1,160,682

HPH Hospice 2017 Development Revenues


$20,000


$695,216

Memorials $200,873


$244,593

60%

21% 17%

2%

Ms. Linda J. MurphyMs. Ariene A. MuryMrs. Kymee MusumeciMs. Patricia R. MyersMs. Karen NuzziChaplain Marie B. OhaeriMr. and Mrs. David J. O’NeilMs. Mirna ParsonsMs. Adona PearsonMs. Marian PereiraMs. Gloria J. PittmanMr. and Mrs. Larry B. PlankMs. Flora P. PoggioMr. and Mrs. James R. PoppelreiterMrs. Rosemarie A. QuarantaMr. Albert Ragan Jr.Ms. Dienne RamloganMr. and Mrs. Bertram L. RashleyMrs. Catherine SchmidDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterMr. and Mrs. Donald ShepherdMrs. Maryan D. ShepleyMr. John J. SherryMrs. Marie ShomonMs. Audrey SigilloMs. Lynette SinghMr. and Mrs. Tim SkamferMs. Elaine SmeriglioMs. Sally SooknananMs. Laura T. SorrentinoMs. Tamara A. StocklandMs. Marie StrofieldMs. Linda M. SvobodaMr. Richard L. SweeneyMrs. Judith L. SwopeMs. Darlene SzewcMs. Andrea B. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Clinton ThaxtonTimber Pines Tennis ClubMr. Thomas W. UehlingerUnited Way Of Pasco County, Inc.Ms. Stephanie Valadez

Vision Builders Group & Development, Inc.Ms. Mayme A. VogtMs. Eva C. White

Decade Club MembersDonors who have supported the programs and services of Chapters Health System–HPH Hospice for a minimum of 10 consecutive years

AnonymousMrs. Marie AitkenMr. John J. AlbaneseMr. and Mrs. Louis AlbaneseMr. Terry E. AlbrechtMr. and Mrs. Gary AllenMr. and Mrs. Garrett D. Anguilm Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. AsselinMs. Teresa A. BarchukMs. Marion BarclayMr. and Mrs. Elliot C. BarnettMs. Pat BarronMs. Marie E. BassanoMr. and Mrs. Wayne BeardsleyBecker FamilyMr. and Mrs. Lorne BentonMrs. Lola M. BingamanDr. and Mrs. Leonard L. BissonnetteMr. Paul S. BonacasaMs. Marta BorovecMr. George BorrusoMs. Nancy BoughtonMrs. Rose V. BoulerisMrs. Mary R. BowMr. Richard J. Brandenburger Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. BriertonMs. Sandra J. BrittonMr. and Mrs. Ronald B. BrusseauMr. Eric G. BunzelMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Burmester

Ms. Carol BuskirkMs. Linda ButtonMrs. Elizabeth CaffentzisMr. and Mrs. Raymond CannataMs. Irene ClarkMrs. Shirley M. ColvinMrs. Josephine ConnersMrs. Mildred B. CorwinMr. and Mrs. Edward J. CroissantMr. James J. CrowMr. Kenward L. CummingsMr. Henry D’AgostinoMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. DakinMs. Karen F. DallaireDr. and Mrs. Ronald L. DalleskeMr. and Mrs. Harold C. D’ApiceMr. Scott O. DavisMr. William DearstyneMr. Richard D. DemontMr. Harry DennisMr. and Mrs. Michael DezikMs. Lisa DiCioccioMr. and Mrs. Joachim DiestelMs. Patricia DionMs. Phyllis DiPillaMs. Barbara DoerrMrs. Trudy DomannMrs. Jeannette L. DonahueMr. and Mrs. Martin DoyleMrs. Mary Ann DrobinaMs. Rose C. DudicsMs. Christine EdwardsMrs. Ruth EhrenbergMr. Robert EkelmanMrs. Aileen EusticeMrs. Albina K. FelliniMrs. Virginia E. FelliniMr. Marvin F. Fink and Ms. Barbara FinkFirst United Methodist ChurchMs. Thelma M. FischerMr. G. Earle FletcherMrs. Nancy FlingMr. Stephen H. Fling Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James M. FoyMrs. Theresa R. FrancisMs. Mary E. FrankMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. FreizeMrs. Arlene C. FreyMr. Joseph H. FreyMr. and Mrs. Robert E. FriedmanMs. Ruth GaffieldMs. Carrie L. GangerMr. Humberto GarciaMrs. Beverly B. GebhardtMs. Elizabeth GerenaMrs. Louise GermaniMrs. Carol A. GibsonMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. GilmoreMs. Lorraine GlimcoMrs. Mary K. GnadMrs. Helen GodfreyMr. and Mrs. Arthur GoldenMr. Herbert P. Gotz

Mrs. Teresa GrassoMr. and Mrs. Robert GribbleMr. John L. GrossMr. Robert HarringtonMr. and Mrs. Earl HarrisMs. Barbara HauserMr. John J. HeagneyMs. Rhonda HecklerMs. Lila HenryMs. Jo Ann HockinMs. Linette HoeschMs. Carol A. IngramMrs. Virginia J. JacksonMr. Frederick J. JakubowMr. and Mrs. Kurt H. JensenMs. Harriet JohanningMr. Jerry JudsonMr. Arthur G. KellandMr. and Mrs. Raymond KlemmerMs. Carol A. KlimekMr. and Mrs. Eric KrauseMrs. Elizabeth N. KroneMr. and Mrs. Walter K. KroneMr. Edward E. KrzyscinMr. and Mrs. Richard KuntzMs. Judith F. LaMereMr. and Mrs. Peter D. LanzaroMr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. LaRosaMr. and Mrs. Michael H. LatuffMs. Amy LeaMr. and Mrs. Joel W. LeachMrs. Shari LeDouxMrs. Irene E. LeschakMs. Lucille R. LeveroneMr. and Mrs. Robert R. LevesqueMs. Jaclyn LevineMr. H. David LevinsonMr. and Mrs. Roy L. LilesLions Club of Spring Hill, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Litwak Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. LoganMs. Sandra M. LoheideMrs. Monika LokayMr. and Mrs. Stanley R. LundMr. and Mrs. Frank MarinoMr. Anthony B. MasciaMrs. Ann C. McCaffreyMrs. Dolores McGuireMr. Kevin C. McHughMrs. Nancy D. McKenzieMr. and Mrs. Philip J. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Billy MichaelidesMs. Lori MilanoMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. MillerMs. Debra Minton

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Mr. Lawrence H. MirkesMr. and Mrs. Lester MorowskiMs. Rebecca J. MuckMs. Marilynn MunroMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Murphy IIIMr. and Mrs. Gary NauthNCOA Gateway Chapter #222Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Norton Jr.Ms. Teresa O’MearaMs. Irmgard PanzaMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. ParkerMr. Michael PepitoneMs. Evelyn B. PerrinMrs. Palmina PetersonMrs. Linda S. PierceMr. and Mrs. William C. PierceDr. Judith A. PonticellMs. Gloria PrezeczkiMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. PriceMrs. Mary J. PriceMr. and Mrs. Archie ProvanMrs. Betty PugsleyMr. and Mrs. William A. PulsMr. David RadellMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. ReberMs. Suzanne RenczkowskiMr. Mario F. RizzoMr. Richard RobertsMr. Darald Rose

Mr. Edward V. RothmannMs. Hilda RoyMr. Norman Rubenstein and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Ronald H. RuppeMrs. Joan RushMr. Thomas S. RuthMr. John M. SandersMs. Kali SapounakisMs. Marjorie A. SavonaMr. and Mrs. Billy J. ScarbroughMr. Joseph B. SchambeauMr. and Mrs. Ronald SchneiderMrs. Artyce R. SchulzMs. Darlene SchurechtMrs. Ellen SchweizerMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Selinski and FamilyMs. Mary E. Serra-JovenichMr. Gerald K. ShawMrs. Martha F. ShineMr. and Mrs. Leonard N. Sibley Jr.Ms. Mary A. SimoneMrs. Geraldine M. SimpsonMrs. Irene E. SmithMrs. Elizabeth A. SnowMrs. Betty L. SnyderMrs. Doris SouthSpanish Trails West Community Social ClubMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. SpontonSt. Frances Cabrini Council of Catholic WomenMr. and Mrs. Michael StangoMs. Jeanne L. SterzingerMrs. Anna L. Stevens and FamiliyMs. Linda StevensSunnybrook Condo AssociationSunshine Heat and Air, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Paul E. SweenyMrs. Janice TalabaMs. Joan G. TateMr. and Mrs. Clinton ThaxtonMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Roger A. TrustyMs. Anna TsounisMr. and Mrs. Walter TytorUnited Way of Hernando CountyUnited Way Of Pasco County, Inc.Mr. William J. UnterbergMr. and Mrs. Raymond Van HeckMs. Janet L. Van LiereMs. Mariana VitorinoMs. Ann Marie VoloshinMr. and Mrs. Donald B. WalterMr. and Mrs. Michael F. WaltersMs. Ann J. WeaverMs. Doris M. WeeksMrs. Dorothy M. WeimarMr. and Mrs. Mike WeirMr. James G. WeiszMr. Robert W. WeiszWellington at Seven Hills HOA, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. WellmanMr. and Mrs. Michael S. WhaleyMs. Robin D. WheelockMr. and Mrs. Philip K. WhiteheadMr. and Mrs. Donald WilsonMs. Marcelline WilsonMs. Judy A. WitteyMr. Marc WoodMrs. Millicent YatesMrs. Ruth E. YoderMrs. Paulette J. Zbikowski

Gibbons Pathway Society MembersThis is a special group of friends and donors who have remembered HPH Hospice in their estate plans, through a bequest, life insurance, trust or charitable gift annuity. The society is named to honor former Congressman Sam Gibbons, who helped author the federal legislation establishing the Medicare Hospice Benefit.

AnonymousMr. William Aponte and Ms. Nancy AngelloMs. Cynthia Lynn BakishThe Estate of Gladys A. BormanThe Estate of Edythe B. CookThe Estate of Robert A. CooperThe Estate of Robert G. CoxThe Estate of Nadine R. DehnickeThe Estate of Richard J. Diachuk Sr.Mr. Frank C. DornerEvans Family TrustThe Josephine G. Heimer Revocable Living Trust

Ms. Lisa HubbardThe Estate of Margaret M. KerperThe Estate of Ruth F. KieferThe Estate of Muriel KuntzThe Estate of Leora M. LaubaughThe Estate of Roberta LorenzThe Estate of William F. MathewsThe Estate of Irene S. MurphyMr. Thomas NapierMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. PassageThe Estate of Natalie PeloMs. Carol D. PrescottThe George M. and Maryann M. Reynolds Revocable TrustMrs. Alexia J. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. StonerThe Vincent and Sylvia Titone Foundation within the Raymond James Endowment FundThe Estate of Patricia A. TrainaMrs. Ute G. VillainMr. Gordon C. VoelbelThe Angeline T. Wentz TrustThe Estate of Dorothy WilkinsonThe Estate of Monita R. Wollerton

LifePath Hospice DonorsChampion ($25,000+)AnonymousThe Estate of Barbara A. ColeThe Spurlino FoundationThe Estate of Harry B. StaffordTampa Bay Hospice Cup Foundation Sustainer ($10,000+) AnonymousThe Estate and Trust of Agnes C. BakerConstruction Technology Group Foundation, Inc.DeBartolo Family Foundation, Inc.Cecilia Forbes TrustThe Donald and Elizabeth Lau Endowment Fund for Education & Research at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayThe Dr. Charles W. and Iona A. Mathias for Benefit of LifePath Hospice Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayThe New York Yankees Tampa FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert S. OrfPAR, Inc.Ms. Elizabeth A. PlottRegions BankThe Saunders FoundationTECO Energy, Inc.The Walter Foundation

Advocate ($5,000+) AnonymousAmeriCare Ambulance Service, Inc.

Mrs. Nancy D. AllenMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. BellMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Boos – Blasters, Inc.Carlton Fields, PACaspers CompanyThe Robert H. and Carolyn L. Cooley Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMrs. Anne H. CookCox Fire Protection, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. CoxThe Christine G. Crump Estate – Agency Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayThe Tony J. Curcio Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayCutler Associates, Inc.Mr. Doyle E. Dudley Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezMr. David B. FinkelMs. Debbie L. GastonThe Estate of Danielle GoodwinMs. Patricia Hall LintonThe Henthorne Family Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMrs. Marie HymanThe Estate of Stephen C. KahnMr. and Mrs. John A. KoloskyMs. Marty LanahanThe Estate of Carol M. LoiblThe Lowry Murphey Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. MartinMayer Electric Supply Company, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. McGloneThe Estate of Audrey B. MunguiaMr. Dennis R. OldenMr. and Mrs. John C. SampleMr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith III

Mr. Gregory J. StinsonSt. John Greek Orthodox ChurchThe Trombley Family Fund within the Community Foundation Tampa BayMrs. Edwina B. Wilks Supporter ($2,500+) AnonymousA1HRBecker Communications, Inc. d/b/a BCI Integrated SolutionsMrs. Kathleen J. BelmonteMr. and Mrs. Donald A. BrannonBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCMr. and Mrs. Michael J. CarneyChristian Church Foundation, Inc.CliftonLarsonAllen, LLPPat and Sally Clyde Charitable FoundationCole, Scott & Kissane, PAContinental Mills, Inc.Ms. Janet H. DavisMs. Jo H. DeckThe Frank E. Duckwall Foundation, Inc.Dr. Chad A. FarmerMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Giles Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. JohnsonMrs. Sharon A. JonesMs. Susan M. KingMrs. Charlotte N. LehnherrMr. Bryan A. ManlyMs. Patricia A. MelechMr. and Mrs. William T. Morgan IIIMrs. Jennifer M. NelsonMr. and Mrs. David J. O’NeilMs. Pamela SaucierDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterMrs. Patty J. SharrockShowmen’s Association Charities CorporationSix Ten Brewing, LLCSpectra Contract FlooringMr. and Mrs. William C. Taylor IITri-City Electrical Contractors, Inc.Verizon Wireless Friend ($1,000+) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Manuel E. Aguiar Adaptive MethodsMrs. Elin AdcockMrs. Tracey E. AdipietroAll Seasons Wealth StrategiesMs. Ann E. AllenAlpine Liquor, Inc.Ancient Order of HiberniansMs. Elizabeth A. AndersonMr. Charles R. AugustusMr. and Mrs. Brent BaconMrs. Nancy L. Baily Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. BarnesMrs. Patricia H. BeckMr. and Mrs. Monroe BerkmanMr. Steven R. BrantleyMr. and Mrs. Anthony BrunoMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. BusbeeBusiness AnimationMr. David N. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Nicholas CaramalisMr. Clayton S. CarterMr. William ChristianMr. and Mrs. Mark B. CohenMr. and Mrs. Joseph ColavolpeConvergent ManagementMr. and Mrs. George A. CottrellMrs. Gale E. CraigMrs. Helen Cranmer HalmMs. Terry M. CrewsMs. Amber H. CrosbyCrowe Horwath LLPMr. Richard L. CulbertsonMrs. Teresa D. CurryMr. and Mrs. Cliff DavisMrs. Margaret E. DavisMr. Douglas D. DicksonMr. and Mrs. Michael J. DuboisDr. Larry W. DupreeMr. Scott K. EdingerMs. Elizabeth J. EllisMr. and Mrs. Donald D. EvansMr. Jeffrey H. EvansExxonMobil Foundation Matching Gift ProgramsMr. and Mrs. Sam S. FerlitaMr. Gary A. FineoutMr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Fogarty Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ron W. FogleMr. and Mrs. Jerry W. FordMs. Diane H. ForresterMs. Renee G. FurlongMrs. Donelda M. GallaglyDr. Roberto GarciaMrs. Marie G. GarrettGFWC Valrico Service LeagueMrs. Barbara D. GibsonMs. Patricia A. GinleyMr. and Mrs. Daniel B. GoldbergMrs. Kristin E. GrecoMrs. Beverly R. GreenwellMs. Casey D. GriffithsMonique Groulx, PhDThe Halfaker Family Foundation FundMrs. Cheryl A. Hamilton FriedMr. Kingston J. HarneyHealth Planning & Development, LLC

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Mr. John P. HealyRev. and Mrs. Edward J. Henley Jr.Mr. Bradford L. HolcombeMrs. Lilly Ho-PehlingMr. Richard I. HornsbyMs. Anita J. HumphreyMr. Ernest J. JodoinMrs. Karen P. JohnstonMs. Cleta M. JonesMr. Richard T. JonesMr. and Mrs. Sidney J. JordanMr. Gregory J. KentMrs. Helen T. KerrMrs. Margaret L. KilbyMr. Bernhard G. KloppenburgMr. John P. LallyMr. Rick F. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LevinesLitigation Support Advisors, PLCThe Irby & Velma Long Revocable TrustMagnolia Style, Inc.Marcus & MillichapMr. and Mrs. Paul W. MaroisMs. Teresa L. MassaroMr. Charles D. MatherMrs. Mary Peggy MathiesMr. and Mrs. Robert MatteucciMr. Jack L. MayerMrs. Roberta McWatt TrussellChaplain Edward L. McWilliamsMedline Industries, Inc.MGB Development Group, LLCMilitary Family Support TrustMr. and Mrs. David L. MitchellMoffitt Cancer CenterMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mulfinger IIMr. and Mrs. Robert MurphyNorthern Trust CorporationMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. NovakOcean Mist Parks, Inc.Mr. Jack A. OlmsteadMr. Kevin OndechekMr. Kevin S. O’SheaP & J Graphics, Inc.Mr. Philip J. PaceMr. Paresh S. PatelMrs. Elizabeth B. PetterssonMr. Harvey PettyMs. Barbara PhetheanThe Joy J. Piehl Fund within the Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Inc.Walter S. Pierce Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David R. Pitts

Mr. Luciano L. Prida Jr.Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Mr. Anthony RaganoMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ReddingtonMr. and Mrs. Calvin H. ReedMr. and Mrs. James M. RobertsMs. Linda W. RounsavilleMrs. Lisa S. RylandMrs. Kathryn M. Salter CardozoMr. Bruce A. SamsonSchneider ElectricMr. and Mrs. Adam P. SchwartzSeacoast BankMrs. Marian E. Sharer-FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Edward M. ShawMs. Susan M. SlavinskiMs. Monica R. SmileyMr. and Mrs. Tom SnyderMs. Cindy SpahnSquare D by Schneider ElectricThe Estate of Mary E. SterlingSun City Center Lapidary Club, Inc.Ms. Sheryl J. SypekMrs. Anna M. TercyakTrinchero Family EstatesDrs. W. Mark and Bettina S. TuckerTucker Paving, Inc.United Tissue NetworkMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. ValentiMrs. Helen E. VarsalonaMr. and Mrs. Paul VerrecchiaMrs. Nancy A. ViohlMr. Steven L. WatersMrs. Valerie A. WeeksMs. Elizabeth M. WeemsMr. David A. WheelerMr. and Mrs. Darrell WhiteMrs. Lara E. WhiteMr. Paul L. Whiting Jr.Dr. Christopher I. WilsonMrs. Helga WinoldMr. John M. Wolfe IIMr. James E. WurdemanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey YoungbloodZeno Office Solutions, Inc. Patron ($250+) AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. AguiarAiCollaborative, Inc.Akerman, LLPMs. Barbara B. AllingMrs. Esperanza AlvarezMr. and Mrs. Robert E. AmbroseMrs. Virginia AmburgeyAmerican Municipal SecuritiesAmerican-Liberty Spirits & Wine Corporate TeamApex AdvertisingMs. Rosemary E. ArmstrongMr. David AyersMrs. Sally J. BaileyMs. MariaElena V. Balmaseda

Mr. Timothy D. BarberMr. David E. BarrettDr. Robert O. Bash Jr.The Batt Family Fund at Fidelity CharitableMs. Linda M. BattenDr. Marnie C. BauerMs. Sandra E. BauerMs. Catherine L. BaxleyBCT International, Inc.Mrs. Teresa A. BedfordMr. Byron V. BellBenevity, Inc.Ms. Janna E. BevilacquaMr. and Mrs. Michael B. Bliss Sr.Mrs. Marjorie W. BolingMr. Timothy B. BollingerMr. Forrest J. BoushallMrs. Lucille BrantleyMr. and Mrs. Gaarie L. BreierMs. Cathleen BremmerMs. Carolyn E. BrownMrs. Crystal I. BucciarelliBunco Book ClubMs. Verna BurchettMrs. Romona BurkeMs. Brenda J. BurroughsMr. Joseph Capitano Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. CassidyMrs. Carolyn Castor-NewbyChapters Health System – Revenue Cycle Dept.Mr. Robert C. CharlierPatricia Martini Clark, PhD, MBAClub Renaissance in Sun City CenterMr. Robert ConigliaroMr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Conners

Ms. Cynthia CoolidgeMr. and Mrs. Richard A. CorbettMs. Lauren H. CoupMrs. Patricia B. CouturierMr. Christopher CoxMrs. Maria M. CullenMs. Kay M. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Curry Jr.Mrs. Barbara J. CurtsMr. Fletcher DavidsonMs. Dione DeBarryMs. Candace DeHavenMr. Sylester F. DehnMs. Elizabeth S. Del RioMr. James M. DesmondMs. Linda G. DeylitzMs. Debbie S. DicusMs. Robinne C. DoddMs. Marilyn L. DowieMr. Donald A. DrawdyMs. Patricia DuntonMrs. Bill M. DuttonMs. Mary A. DwyerEastco Enterprise, Inc.Ms. Kari L. EichenThe Elegant Gardeners Club of Sun City CenterMr. and Mrs. Samuel H. EllisMs. Sarah EllisMs. Audra C. FarishMr. and Mrs. J. Scott FenimoreMrs. Irene G. M. FergusonMs. Lauren FernandezMr. and Mrs. Orlando FernandezMrs. Beverly FieldsMrs. Ela M. FinlasonMr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzhenry

Total$2,515,577

LifePath Hospice 2017 Development Revenues


$81,649


$420,214

Memorials $301,203


$1,712,511

Ms. Jill M. FitzpatrickFLAMCOFountainview Friendship BingoMr. Brad FrankMr. Scott FraumFrese, Whitehead, Anderson, Anderson & Heuston, PAMs. Theresa M. GallionMs. Judith W. GallowayMs. Susan J. Gamble-Banks, RNMr. Sonny GarzaMr. Larry M. GeeMs. Cathleen L. GentMr. Robert GillGIVE with LibertyMr. and Mrs. Ronald A. GovinMrs. Debra L. GrammerMrs. Irene J. GrayMac A. Greco Jr., PAMrs. Bernice GriegoMr. and Mrs. Jim GriffinMs. Deborah L. GrundelMarjorie E. GuildenzophMs. Margot GuntherMrs. Laurice HachemMrs. Marla J. HallMrs. Jacqueline L. HalterMr. and Mrs. John B. HangartnerMr. William D. HangerMrs. Joyce E. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. L. Paige HattonHawaiian Isles Summer Coffee Hour GroupMs. Bonnie HelmsMr. and Mrs. David C. HewittMs. Anne M. HileyDavid M. HillmanMr. Roland O. HiltzMs. Suzanne HolleyCol. Henry R. Hosman, Ret.Mr. Paul HouserMr. and Mrs. John M. Howell Sr.Mrs. Terry HudsonMs. Shirley HughesMr. Larry HundleyMr. and Mrs. Gary IannantuonoMrs. Sandra W. JakewayMr. and Mrs. James E. Jennings Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Camillus JohnpulleMr. Carl Johnson and Ms. Mindy J. SnyderJohnson Outdoors Gear, Inc.Mr. Raymond JohnsonMs. Teresa A. JonesMr. and Mrs. David KammMr. Paul F. KaufmanMrs. Amarjit KaurMs. Valerie KendallThe David C.G. Kerr Memorial Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMs. Julie R. KetchamDr. Bruce J. KeyserKing’s Point Lip Sync

Mrs. Margaret KleinMr. and Mrs. Melvin KlinghofferMs. Janalee F. KlovosMrs. Frances M. KnopkeMs. Elizabeth E. KnowlesMr. Shawn KnuttMrs. Evelyn KoulesMr. Jeffrey S. KruegerMrs. Elizabeth KrystynMs. Diane B. KuhnlyMr. Adam LambMr. Robert LangloisMrs. Beverly L. Larmon and FamiliyMs. Treva D. LawterMr. William P. Leach IIIMrs. Rosemary H. LeathersMrs. Ruth S. LeedomDr. and Mrs. David L. LeeverLegacy Buying Group, LLCMr. and Mrs. Michael W. LentzMr. Richard S. LentzMrs. Kathryn M. LewisMrs. Marilyn E. LindsayMs. Sarah LinthicumDr. and Mrs. Aaron M. LongacreAngel Lopez Jr., DMDMs. Jill LoprestoMr. Neale M. Luft Sr.Mrs. Judy L. LundeenMrs. Sharon L. LynchMs. Heather MacLellanMs. Lilly MadathilMajesty Title ServicesMr. and Mrs. Jerome J. MajetichDr. and Mrs. John I. MaloneManatee RV Park Community ChurchMrs. Norma J. MarshMrs. Karen W. MatchusMr. Andy MayMr. Earl E. Maynard IIMrs. Maribel B. McCroskeyMr. Jackie E. McGowanMr. and Mrs. Donald L. MellowMeridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John C. MesserMike’s Pies, Inc.Mrs. Karin M. MillerMrs. Kim B. MillerMr. and Mrs. William L. MillerMrs. Robin L. MochMr. and Mrs. Arlen A. MohlerThe Estate of Alice MoralesMrs. Sarah J. MorrisMs. Joan L. MorrisonMrs. Linda L. MortellaroMrs. Lisa P. MoxleyMr. and Mrs. Jim MuellerMr. and Mrs. Harold W. Mullis Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Rory MurtaghMr. Cliff MyersMs. Dar-Ell NashNeedlecrafters of Sun City CenterNeighborhood Restaurant Partners

Mrs. Kathleen K. NelsonNelson Westerberg of Texas, Inc.Mr. Leslie L. NeumeisterMs. Nancy L. NewkirkMs. Antoinette L. NewsomeMs. Holly O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Daniel OchmanOld Republic National Title Insurance, Co.Mr. Robert W. OliverMrs. Rosalie L. OwensMr. and Mrs. Phillip N. PageMrs. Jenna L. PaladinoPalma Ceia United Methodist WomenMr. and Mrs. Mark A. PanterMr. James M. PearsonMrs. Karen A. PerkovichMrs. Dana PermuyMr. and Mrs. Patrick E. PetersonMr. John L. PfuhlerPink Dragon Ladies of Tampa BayMs. Mary C. PondMrs. Jean C. PowersMs. Nena M. PowersMs. Cecelia PraterMs. Jacqueline N. PreisMrs. Beverly J. PriceProforma DHJ PromotionsProtect U Guard, LLCPsychological Assessment Resources, Inc.Publix Super Markets, Inc.Ms. Sandra M. PuglieseMr. and Mrs. Robert W. QuinnDr. and Mrs. Henry M. RamseurMr. Joseph R. RauboltMs. Mary Beth ReardonRedeemer Lutheran Church Women of the ELCAMr. James J. ReedReeves Import MotorcarsMs. Julia RettigMr. Alan C. RiceMs. Roxanne T. RileyMr. Gary RippaMr. Richard B. RisMr. and Mrs. Rene R. RivasMs. Margaret H. RodebushMrs. Kay H. RomaineMrs. Jodi RoseMs. Madeline RousseauMr. and Mrs. Milo L. Rozehnal Jr.Sabal Trust CompanyMr. Joseph R. SabinMrs. Marcia SaffoldMrs. Susan Saiger HonigMr. and Mrs. Gray SampleMr. Richard A. SanchezMs. Cindy M. Sanders, PAMs. Michele J. SandovalMs. Andrea SandsMr. Samuel SaportaMr. and Mrs. Bruce E. SavageMrs. Carol M. Schaefer

Mr. Keith M. SchappertMr. Michael SchreiberMs. Yvette Segura ColletteMs. Kathryn SharpMr. and Mrs. Charles W. ShellMs. Bonnie SheltonThe Sheppard Family Giving FundMrs. Laura R. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Joseph SicilioMr. Edward C. SillickMr. and Mrs. Paul L. SilvermanMr. and Mrs. Dennis SlaughterMs. Debra D. SmithMrs. Barbara Smith-PalinkasThe Suzanne Smith Pratt Fund within the National Christian FoundationMr. Manny A. SoteloMr. Roger A. SouthardMs. Cynthia SpahnMs. Sharon L. SpeiserMs. Betty L. SpicherMrs. Ludmila M. SpradlinMr. and Mrs. Steven StarkDr. Stewart W. SteinMs. Andrea Stephens-HallMr. Herman L. StephensonMr. Leverett C. StoneMrs. Claudia M. StrathmanMs. Deborah SwaneyTampa Armature Works, Inc.Tampa Chapter – NSDARMs. Alexandra TaylorMs. Andrea B. TaylorMs. Judy A. TellisThe Paul and Sherrill Tomasino Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMs. Beryl E. ThomasThrivent Financial for LutheransMr. and Mrs. Henry TickelMr. Michael TrippMr. and Mrs. Gary R. TrombleyMs. Janis A. TucciMr. and Mrs. Henry C. UlrichsUSAmeriBank Jeans Day Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMs. Victoria J. Vail, CPCThe Value TeamDr. Thomas Van ZandtMr. and Mrs. David D. VannMr. Robert M. VerSchureViage GroupMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Villanueva

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Ms. Christine WagentiMrs. Mary Jane WagonerMs. Suzanne L. WallMs. Julie WardMrs. Beulah M. WasselMr. C. W. WebsterMr. and Mrs. Sheldon WexlerMrs. Tammie WhitcombMr. and Mrs. Samuel WilliamsonMr. James A. WilsonMrs. Linda M. WinchesterMr. Ronald T. WojewodaMr. John M. Wolfe IIThe Woman’s GroupWRA LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest C. WyckoffMrs. Maureen E. YahrmatterMrs. Diana L. YatesYCC Support ServicesMs. Sandra R. YoungMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Youngblood

YourCause, LLCMrs. Dixie L. ZacherlMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. ZahmZampell Refractories Sustaining Society Members A special group of loyal supporters who demonstrate their commitment to hospice through ongoing financial gifts of $1,000 or more annually for five years. AnonymousAnn Allen

Don and Kathy BarnesKathy BelmonteSteven BrantleyMr. and Mrs. Anthony BrunoAnne and Mike CarneyRon and Linda CoxHelen Cranmer HalmTerry CrewsElizabeth EllisKathy and Danny FernandezGary A. FineoutDavid FinkelJane G. FordRenee G. FurlongDonelda M. Gallagly

Bette GibsonPatricia Ginley and Jerry SchraderSherre HenleyHenthorne Family FundCarl JohnsonGary and Olive JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Richard T. JonesHelen T. KerrMarty LanahanRick LawrenceBryan A. ManlyPaul W. MaroisJack MayerTony and Kathy McGlonePatricia A. MelechMilitary Family Support TrustCharles and Lisa Mulfinger IIRobert and Jennifer MurphyStewart and Jennifer NelsonDenis OldenJack and Tara OlmsteadPhilip J. Pace and FamilyPsychological Assessment Resources, Inc.Betty PereiraElizabeth B. PetterssonElizabeth PlottAnn and Mike ReddingtonAdam P. SchwartzPatty J. SharrockEd and Rita ShawR. Bob and Cathy SmithGreg StinsonDonna and Bill TaylorCarol Tedder and Wayne WolfeNancy ViohlJerry L. WarnerSteve WatersVal WeeksElizabeth M. WeemsDavid and Loriann WheelerJohn M. Wolfe IIJim WurdemanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Youngblood Camp Circle of Love and Circle of Love Center AnonymousAiCollaborative, Inc.Mr. Jacob B. AlagoodMs. Jennifer R. Allen Ms. Maribeth AllenMs. Blair AlsupMs. Kristin AmatoMs. Elizabeth A. AndersonMr. Ronald AndersonMs. Maureen E. AshleyMr. and Mrs. Brent BaconMrs. Nancy L. Baily WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. Russell O. BakkeMs. Teresa D. Barfield, ARNPMs. Christy A. BarkerDr. Robert O. Bash Jr.Mrs. Kathleen J. Belmonte

Ms. Laurie A. BeninatiMs. Sue BensonMs. Irma L. BerghausMs. Janna E. BevilacquaMr. Eugene R. BillerMr. Barnett V. BlairMr. and Mrs. B. Wallace BlountMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Boos – Blasters, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gaarie L. BreierMs. Cathleen BremmerMrs. Toni Brewster and FamilyMs. Mandy L. BriceMs. Eve A. BrockingtonMs. Christine D. BrooksMr. and Mrs. Alfred J. BruMrs. Crystal I. BucciarelliMs. Lenora Y. BuggsMs. Verna BurchettMs. Pamela BusonickMs. Samica A. CarrMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. CarrollMs. Dianna L. CauseyChapters Health System – Revenue Cycle Dept.Ms. Karina Y. ChristineMs. Selena Cobb OglesbyMs. Sandra K. CodyMrs. Irene CohenMs. Pselane ConeyThe Robert H. and Carolyn L. Cooley Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMr. and Mrs. Brian J. CorneliusMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. CousinsMs. Ashley A. CroweCrowe Horwath LLPMr. and Mrs. Fred CuneoMr. and Mrs. Steve DalyMr. and Mrs. Cliff DavisMs. Sarah J. DavisMs. Catherine R. DawsonDeBartolo Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Sandra R. DettoriMrs. Jeri-Lynn DevineMr. and Mrs. Jay A. DillingerMr. and Mrs. Jason DixonMs. Charita M. DrewMr. Scott K. EdingerMr. Thomas EicherMr. and Mrs. Dennis R. FarleyDr. Chad A. FarmerMs. LaDonna J. FarrellMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Marshall C. Ferrell IIIMs. Cheryl A. FerrisMr. and Mrs. Jim FisherMs. Brigid C. FloodMs. Widlyne FlorissantMr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Fogarty Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. FordMrs. Corinne C. GaertnerMs. Alisha R. GaffneyMr. James E. Gainer

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard GarrettMs. Stephanie GecewiczGFWC Valrico Service LeagueMr. and Mrs. Daniel B. GoldbergMr. Daniel GonzalezMs. Joelis M. GrantGraybar ElectricMrs. Laura C. GreenMs. Margaret A. GriffithMs. Tracey M. HamadaMs. Janet M. HendricksMr. Dyson HickingbothamMs. Carla L. HicksMs. Anne M. HileyMs. Kiayis S. HintonChaplain Deb Holton-FischerMrs. Lilly Ho-PehlingMr. Joseph D. JacobsMs. Claudia P. JaramilloMs. Rebecca JensenMs. Cindy R. JohnsonMs. Madonna L. JohnsonMs. Maureen JohnsonMs. Saskia L. JohnsonMrs. Sharon A. JonesMs. Hope KennedyMs. Jonna S. KieselMr. and Mrs. Tom KilmartinMs. Sarah A. KingMs. Babette S. KleinMs. Teresa A. KlingmanMs. Daria R. Klotz-JohnsonMs. Elizabeth E. KnowlesMrs. Simone A. KonnerMs. Mary KramerMs. Yamilka Largel SocaMs. Sarah J. LaRoseMrs. Geraldine H. LeeverMr. and Mrs. Michael W. LentzMs. Deyanira E. Leon-DiazMs. Maria M. LineroMs. Jill LoprestoMrs. Judy L. LundeenMs. Antoinee D. MagwoodMr. Gregory H. MandelMs. Elizabeth E. MandtMr. Bryan A. ManlyMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MartinMs. Teresa MazzaMs. Malynda J. McCabeMr. and Mrs. Anthony F. McGloneMs. Samia Medina RogersMs. Patricia A. MelechMs. Diana T. MeltonMs. Jill S. MillerMrs. Carmen C. J. MilliganThe Lowry Murphey Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Tilarva M. MurphyMrs. Carol E. MyersMs. Latoya R. NealMrs. Jennifer M. NelsonNew York Yankees Tampa Foundation

Ms. Antoinette L. NewsomeMr. Christopher NguyenMs. Linda K. NilssonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. OrfMrs. Pamela S. OrloskyMs. Ilene OstranderMrs. Jenna L. PaladinoMrs. Trupti P. ParikhMs. Cynthia F. PassafiumeMs. Kayon M. PeckMs. Maria PedregueraMs. Lisa J. PetersonMr. Harvey PettyMs. Kody L. PhilpottMs. Elizabeth A. PlottMary C. Pond, PAMs. Nena M. PowersMs. Alina E. PressoirMs. Sarah M. PriceProFound Alloys, LLCMr. and Mrs. Robert W. QuinnMs. Yvonne Ramirez-OmarMs. Joanne L. RashbaumMs. Silvana G. ReadMrs. Cristina RodriguezMs. Wendy R. RodriguezMs. Felicia M. Rodriguez SosaMs. Veronica Y. RoldanMs. Jequiel Y. RoseMs. Debra D. RussellMrs. Kathryn M. Salter CardozoThe Saunders FoundationDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterMrs. Patty J. SharrockMs. Joan C. ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Simon SilversteinMr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith IIIMs. Sharon L. SpeiserMs. Teresa G. Spiers, RNMr. and Mrs. Steven StarkMr. Mark L. StewartMs. Andrea B. TaylorMs. Jessica TerryMr. Hung ThaiMr. Steven D. ThelenMs. Beverly A. TobeyMs. Kimberly D. TolbertMs. Sharon ToroMs. Mayelin TorresMr. and Mrs. Larry A. TotzThe Trombley Family Fund within the Community Foundation Tampa BayMs. Fritha D. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Henry C. UlrichsMs. Roxanne VaughnMs. Yvonne WainwrightMr. Kenneth A. WeinsteinMs. Nina G. WhatleyMs. Mary L. WhitacreMrs. Shannon T. WillisMrs. Linda M. WinchesterMs. Khadija YorkMs. Beverly A. Young

Hospice Women of Philanthropy 2017 Members Ms. Ann E. AllenMs. Barbara B. AllingMrs. Nancy L. Baily WilliamsonMrs. Kathleen H. BarnesDr. Marnie C. BauerMs. Sandy BauerMrs. Kathy BelmonteMrs. Marjorie W. BolingMrs. Connie BoosMs. Carolyn E. BrownMrs. Anne CarneyPatricia Martini Clark, PhD, MBAMs. Cynthia CoolidgeMs. Lauren H. CoupMrs. Linda J. CoxMs. Terry M. CrewsMs. Kay M. CunninghamMrs. Teresa D. CurryMrs. Barbara J. CurtsMs. Janet H. DavisMs. Jo H. DeckMs. Debbie S. DicusMs. Marilyn L. DowieMs. Patricia DuntonMrs. Kathy L. FernandezMs. Lauren FernandezMrs. Lisa M. FogartyMrs. Jane G. FordMs. Theresa M. GallionMs. Judith W. GallowayMrs. Ann S. GilesMrs. Judy A. GovinMrs. Irene J. GrayMrs. Kristin E. GrecoMrs. Kim A. GriffinMs. Casey D. GriffithsMs. DeDe L. GrundelMs. Patricia Hall LintonMrs. Sherre M. HenleyMs. Kelly HodgesMs. Anita J. HumphreyMrs. Angela JohnpulleMrs. Karen P. JohnstonMrs. Sharon A. JonesMrs. Donna M. JordanMs. Susan M. KingMrs. Elizabeth KrystynMs. Marty LanahanMrs. Rosemary H. LeathersMrs. Geraldine H. LeeverMs. Lea R. LeVinesMrs. Muffy LongacreMrs. Sharon L. LynchMrs. Karen W. MatchusMrs. Kathy McGloneMs. Patricia A. MelechMrs. Joan M. MellenMrs. Dominique B. MellowMrs. Ellen B. MillerMrs. Kim B. MillerMrs. Robin L. Moch

Mrs. Linda L. MortellaroMrs. Jennifer L. MurphyMrs. Nancy P. NewkirkMs. Holly O’BrienMrs. Donna M. OrfMrs. Kelly L. PanterMrs. Dana PermuyMs. Elizabeth A. PlottMs. Suzanne S. PrattMs. Jacqueline N. PreisMrs. Jeanne L. RamseurMrs. Neva J. ReedMs. Julia RettigMrs. Karen L. RiddleMs. Roxanne T. RileyMrs. Sarah A. RivasMrs. Christie D. RobertsMs. Margaret H. RodebushMrs. Kay H. RomaineMs. Linda W. RounsavilleMs. Madeline RousseauMrs. Lisa S. RylandMrs. Marcia SaffoldMrs. Kathryn M. Salter CardozoMs. Pamela SaucierMrs. Patty J. SharrockMs. Susan E. SheppardMrs. Laura R. ShermanMrs. Maureen M. SicilioMrs. Cathy SmithMrs. Bet SnyderMs. Mindy J. SnyderMrs. Claudia M. StrathmanMrs. Donna M. TaylorMrs. Jacqueline TrombleyMs. Vickie VailMrs. Jill C. ValentiMrs. Cynthia K. VannMs. Elizabeth M. WeemsMrs. Lara E. WhiteMrs. Linda M. WinchesterMrs. Jean A. WurdemanMrs. Dixie L. Zacherl Decade Club Members Donors who have supported the programs and services of Chapters Health System–LifePath Hospice for a minimum of 10 consecutive years AnonymousMrs. Rose M. AllenMrs. Esperanza AlvarezAmeriCare Ambulance Service, Inc.Ms. Elizabeth A. Anderson



Mrs. Digna E. AnguloMs. Rosemary E. ArmstrongMrs. Teresa A. BedfordMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. BellMrs. Janice E. BennafieldMr. Mark T. BoehnertMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Boos – Blasters, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William M. BrennanMs. Deborah A. BrimsMrs. Sandra G. Burke and FamilyMrs. Julie I. CacciatoreMrs. Linda S. CamelMr. David N. CampbellDr. Louis A. CensulloMs. Jeanne E. ClaytonConstruction Technology Group Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Catherine CroninCutler Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. A. Barry DamianoMrs. Margaret E. DavisMs. Linda G. DeylitzMr. Dale A. DixMs. Elizabeth J. EllisMs. Debra D. FayMr. and Mrs. Sam S. FerlitaMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FernandezMrs. Julia M. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Marshall C. Ferrell IIIMr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Fogarty Jr.Ms. Diane H. ForresterDr. and Mrs. Frank W. FreshourMs. Susan J. Gamble-Banks, RNMr. and Mrs. C. Roger GilbertMr. and Mrs. Joe T. GleatonMs. Sandra GugginoMs. Patricia Hall LintonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. HamiltonDr. and Mrs. John B. HamptonMr. William D. HangerMrs. Joyce E. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. Fred R. Hartlage Jr.Hawaiian Isles Summer Coffee Hour GroupMs. Margaret HayesMrs. Grace L. HigginsMrs. Barbara J. HolmMs. Cathy HorneMrs. Terry HudsonMrs. Anne L. HuntMrs. Cynthia G. HurleyMs. Beverly J. JonesMr. Richard T. JonesMrs. Sharon A. Jones

Mr. Paul F. KaufmanMrs. Louise C. KeattsMs. Janalee F. KlovosMrs. Frances M. KnopkeMr. and Mrs. John A. KoloskyMs. Pam KorotkyMr. Steven A. KracikMs. Diane B. KuhnlyMrs. Charlotte N. LehnherrMrs. Kathryn M. LewisMrs. Mildred G. LillardLitigation Support Advisors, PLCDr. and Mrs. Aaron M. LongacreMr. Neale M. Luft Sr.Judge Michael A. MarcioneseMs. Antonia MarinoMs. Teresa L. MassaroMr. Jack L. MayerMr. Salvatore MazzucaMs. Linda A. McGannMr. and Mrs. Anthony F. McGloneMr. Vance L. McIlwaine Jr.Mrs. Roberta McWatt TrussellMr. Robert J. MeckesMr. and Mrs. Donald L. MellowMr. and Mrs. David L. MitchellMrs. Patricia A. MixonMoffitt Cancer CenterMr. and Mrs. Arlen A. MohlerMr. Robert C. MooreMr. and Mrs. Harold W. Mullis Jr.New York Yankees Tampa FoundationNorthern Trust CorporationMs. Karen E. OdellMrs. Dorothy I. OstingMr. and Mrs. Gary D. PailthorpPalma Ceia United Methodist WomenMr. and Mrs. Mark A. PanterMrs. Karen A. PerkovichMr. and Mrs. Patrick E. PetersonMrs. Elizabeth B. PetterssonMs. Elaine A. PittmanMr. Theodore R. PittsMs. Elizabeth A. PlottMrs. Marian A. ProvenzanoPublix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Ms. Linda E. RademanMr. Anthony RaganoMr. and Mrs. John F. RanonMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ReddingtonMs. Amy A. ReilyMr. and Mrs. Louis M. Reyes Jr.Dr. Ona Z. RigginMs. Andrea SandsDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. SchonwetterDr. and Mrs. Daniel J. SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Stephen H. SchwartzMr. Raymond W. SchwenkMrs. Delia SenkMrs. Marian E. Sharer-FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Joseph SicilioMs. Lynette SinghMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. SmithMrs. Barbara Smith-PalinkasMs. Arlene E. SnyderMr. and Mrs. Paul A. StammenMr. and Mrs. Leonard H. StantonMrs. Geraldine StarnesSun City Center Bunka Art ClubDr. and Mrs. Stephen J. SzaboTampa Armature Works, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William C. Taylor IIMr. and Mrs. Gary D. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Paul TomasinoMs. Rhonda H. TreppeDrs. W. Mark and Bettina S. TuckerMr. Robert M. VerSchureMrs. Nancy A. ViohlMr. Don E. Walden Jr.Mr. Steven L. WatersMr. and Mrs. Russell M. WilliamsMrs. Ruth WilliamsMrs. Jane M. WilsonMs. Joan T. WintersMs. Barbara N. WurthMrs. Diana L. YatesMr. and Mrs. Alan Zale Gibbons Pathway Society Members This is a special group of friends and donors who have remembered LifePath Hospice in their estate plans, through a bequest, life insurance, trust or charitable gift annuity. The society is named to honor former Congressman Sam Gibbons, who helped author the federal legislation establishing the Medicare Hospice Benefit. AnonymousThe John B. Allison TrustMrs. Olga AlonsoThe Estate of Ruth M. AndersonMrs. Caroline AndrewsThe Wilson H. Ayers TrustThe Estate and Trust of Agnes C. BakerMs. Jo Anne BaumMrs. Eleonora N. BedranThe Estate of Richard J. BellMr. Gideon H. BenderMs. Shoshana BermanThe Estate of John C. BernardThe Estate of Paul C. BockaMs. Elizabeth S. BogdanThe Estate of John R. BrainardThe Estate of John BrierleyThe Estate of E. Lawrence BrogginiThe Estate of Margaret BrogginiThe Estate of Mary E. BrownMs. Rhoda P. BrueggemanMrs. Hannah G. BrysonThe Estate of Robert W. BrysonMrs. Madeline G. Bubenik

The Estate of Marguerite M. BurnettThe Estate of William H. BushMr. William R. CameronThe Estate of Martha M. CarleThe Estate of Helen L. ChanceyThe Estate of Wilma E. ChiottiThe Estate of Carl ColeyMr. Kenneth J. ConnollyMs. Clara C. CoxThe Estate of Hayden A. CoxThe Estate of Bernice W. CrabtreeMs. Michael N. CraneThe Christine G. Crump Estate – Agency Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayThe Tony J. Curcio Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMr. and Mrs. Peter A. DaksThe Estate of Joan Day RooneyMs. Jo H. DeckMrs. Mary A. DialThe Estate of Armstid C. DodsonThe Estate of Raymond L. DonoghueThe Estate of Robert M. DowdMr. Daniel P. DrobinskiMr. Vernon L. DrummondThe Estate of Laura L. DuBoisThe Estate of Patricia DukatMs. Elizabeth J. EllisThe Estate of Roselyn T. EllisMrs. Lorrain Enos-PaceMr. H. Spencer FairclothThe Estate of Hazel A. FinchMr. Gary A. FineoutMrs. Marianne FinkeMs. Geralyn M. FitzgibbonsThe Estate of Thomas FlynnMs. Maxine O. FranceThe Estate of Earl O. FreemanThe Estate of Carmela M. GardnerMrs. Donna M. GardnerCol. and Mrs. Frederick E. GarmanMrs. Susan E. GarnoMs. Bette GibsonThe Estate of Robert GildartThe Estate of Myrtle M. GildartMr. and Mrs. Ronald A. GovinThe Estate of Robert GregoryThe Estate of Herman A. GrillThe Estate of Violet E. GuraThe Estate of Nancy HaggertyThe Estate of Glennis F. HamiltonMrs. Gina S. HarrisThe Estate of Mary S. HeckelMr. Elveer B. HeissMrs. Margaret HeissMr. Robert E. HeldThe Estate of Helen A. HendersonThe Estate of Burley HendricksThe Estate of Marguerite HendricksThe Estate of Richard P. HermanThe Estate of Berneice A. HerronHickey Charitable Lead Trust

The Estate of Richard A. HickmanThe Estate of Beulah M. HillerThe Estate of Freda E. HolderThe Estate of Genevieve C. HolmesMrs. Jean D. HopeThe Estate of Evelyn HulseboschThe Estate of Martha HurleyThe Estate of Benjamin D. HymanMrs. Marie HymanThe Estate of Grace B. IncorviaMrs. Peggy A. IngeThe Estate of Bertram H. Ison

Mr. and Mrs. Maril B. JacobsThe Estate of J. Elizabeth Jeffress, MDThe Estate of Betty S. JohnsonThe Estate of Clifford W. JohnsonThe Estate of Goldie V. JohnsonThe Lora Johnson TrustThe Estate of Wilhelmina JohnsonMr. Marvin G. KastamaThe Estate of Patricia L. KastamaThe Estate of Leona M. KastenMrs. Christine C. KelloggThe Estate of Charles M. KelseaThe Estate of Arthur W. Kerr Jr.The Estate of Corinne J. KerrMrs. Helen T. KerrThe Estate of Jesse D. KrehbielThe Estate of Richard Krewer

The Estate of Jesse T. Kruse Sr.The Estate of Florian KubuskeThe Florian and Sue Kubuske Family FoundationThe Estate of Christine M. LanghamThe Estate of Rita B. LassiterThe Donald and Elizabeth Lau Endowment Fund for Education & Research at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMrs. Mary T. LauckThe Michael Lechmanick Trust

Mrs. Charlotte N. LehnherrMr. Erwin G. LeissThe Estate of Colin LindseyThe Estate of Winifred W. LockwoodThe Estate of Edith M. LongMr. Milton R. LovelaceMr. and Mrs. Kurt L. LynchMr. David S. MaddenThe Estate of Helen R. MagyarThe Estate of Thomas MaslynThe Estate of Dr. Charles W. MathiasThe Dr. Charles W. and Iona A. Mathias for Benefit of LifePath Hospice Fund at the Community Foundation of Tampa BayMr. Jack L. MayerMr. and Mrs. Anthony F. McGloneThe Estate of Marguerite McLaughlin

Mrs. Roberta McWatt TrussellBob and Sue MinthornMrs. Sandy MohlerMr. Richard J. MolnarMrs. Ann S. MonahanThe Estate of Robert B. MonroeThe Estate and Trust of Ashby M. MoodyMr. Jack T. MortonThe Estate of Rita I. MullenMrs. Dean D. Nazor

The Estate of Robert B. OggMrs. Nancy P. Olds-CoadyThe Estate of Stefany J. OpprelThe Estate of Kathryn Emily PearceThe Estate of Bernard A. PelchierMrs. Sofia PereraThe Estate of January H. PetrieMrs. Elizabeth B. PetterssonMrs. Sharon L. PinneyThe Estate of Deloris PiotterMs. Elizabeth A. PlottThe Estate of Stewart L. Pomeroy Jr.The Estate of Anne W. PurcellThe Estate of Raymond I. Purcell Jr.The Estate of Ida Lucille PurvianceThe Estate of Elizabeth RankinMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ReddingtonThe Estate of William A. Reider

The Edwin A. and Mary C. Reising Settlement TrustThe Estate of Robert S. ReynoldsMs. Dorothy W. RichMr. Norman C. RickerThe Estate of Edsel L. RiopelleMr. and Mrs. Teddy W. RobertsThe Estate of John H. RosenbergMrs. Lisa S. RylandMs. Andrea SandsThe Estate of Elizabeth S. Sawyer Living TrustMrs. Jeanette L. SchinelliMr. and Mrs. Thomas ScottThe Estate of Elinor Jane ShortMr. and Mrs. Joseph SicilioThe Estate of Charlotte R. SimonMr. Andrew L. SirnaThe Estate of Dr. Warren M. Slocum IIIMs. Jacqueline L. SmithMr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith IIIThe Estate of Sigurd E. SorensenThe Estate of Harry B. StaffordThe Estate of Beulah P. StanleyThe Estate of Louise StrickhornThe Estate of Leonard E. SullivanThe Estate of Sandra SummerThe Estate of Isobel Taylor HayesThe Estate of Ann C. ThompsonMrs. June E. TirswayMrs. Grace A. UnrathThe Estate of Marilyn G. ValentineThe Estate of Dr. Marvin D. VerSchureThe Estate of Doris S. Waltz McGurkThe Estate of David T. WiddoesMrs. Ruth WilliamsMr. William M. WilsonThe Estate of Emily M. Winston MoodyThe Estate of Frederick E. WiswallThe Estate of Elizabeth K. YeomansMrs. Christine H. Zewin



Home Office12470 Telecom Drive • Suite 300 West • Temple Terrace, FL 33637(813) 871-8111 • 1-866-204-8611 • www.chaptershealth.org

South Tampa Resource Center/Administrative Office 3010 W. Azeele Street Tampa, FL 33609 (813) 877-2200 • 1-800-209-2200

Fred E. Wiswall Resource Center 3725 Upper Creek Drive Ruskin, FL 33573 (813) 634-7621

Temple Terrace Resource Center 11150 N. 53rd Street Temple Terrace, FL 33617 (813) 908-7650

Melech Hospice House 11125 N. 52nd Street Temple Terrace, FL 33617 (813) 984-2200

Sun City Center Hospice House 3723 Upper Creek Drive Ruskin, FL 33573 (813) 642-1900

Circle of Love Center 3010 W. Azeele Street Tampa, FL 33609 (813) 383-5243 • (813) 357-5605

Benefiting HPH Hospice 6528 Massachusetts Avenue New Port Richey, FL 34653 (727) 841-7356

4910 Allen Road Zephyrhills, FL 33541 (813) 355-4830

Benefiting LifePath Hospice 1918 S. Dale Mabry Highway Tampa, FL 33629 • (813) 259-1028

4802 Gunn Highway Tampa, FL 33624 • (813) 969-2049

1335 W. Brandon Boulevard, Ste. C Brandon, FL 33511 • (813) 653-4616

Lakeland Resource Center/Administrative Office 3470 Lakeland Hills Boulevard Lakeland, FL 33805 (863) 682-0027 • 1-800-464-3994

Auburndale Resource Center/George C. Forsythe Hospice House 450 Arneson Avenue Auburndale, FL 33823 (863) 297-1880

Bartow Resource Center 1239 E. Main Street Suite 3 Bartow, FL 33830 (863) 533-0203

Bud and Donna Somers Hospice House and Resource Center 1110 Hammock Road Sebring, FL 33870 (863) 402-1066

Lakeland Hospice House 3450 Lakeland Hills Boulevard Lakeland, FL 33805 (863) 297-1880

The Bethany Center 450 Arneson Avenue Auburndale, FL 33823 (863) 968-1707

Sun Room 3003 Herring Avenue Sebring, FL 33870 (863) 382-2542

111 Kelsey Lane • Suite F Tampa, FL 33619 • (813) 353-8573

12470 Telecom Drive • Suite 300 W Temple Terrace, FL 33637 (813) 871-8200 • 1-866-204-8611

Administrative Office 12107 Majestic Boulevard Hudson, FL 34667 (727) 863-7971 • 1-800-486-8784

West Pasco Resource Center 6807 Rowan Road New Port Richey, FL 34653 (727) 848-7160

East Pasco Resource Center 37445 Clinton Avenue Dade City, FL 33525 (352) 518-1400

Hernando Resource Center 12260 Cortez Boulevard Brooksville, FL 34613 (352) 597-1882

Citrus Resource Center 2939 W. Gulf to Lake Highway Lecanto, Florida 34461 (352) 527-4600

Marliere Hospice House 6801 Rowan Road New Port Richey, FL 34653 (727) 845-4004

Sturgill Hospice House 12242 Cortez Boulevard Brooksville, FL 34613 (352) 544-1181

Center for Grieving Children 12139 Majestic Boulevard Hudson, FL 34667 (727) 816-3647 • 1-855-465-8238

6807 Rowan Road New Port Richey, FL 34653 (727) 817-1804 • 1-888-508-5631

12470 Telecom Drive • Suite 300 W Temple Terrace, FL 33637 (813) 871-8171 • (863) 616-2571

Locations

We dedicate this report to our friends and colleagues who have died in the past year.

Chapters Health EmployeesStephanie Leamon

Corporate Learning Leader

Theresa LoveDepartment Secretary

Good Shepherd Hospice VolunteersGwen Gregson

Larry LunnElizabeth Morey

HPH Hospice VolunteersGary Griffin

Sharon GriffinDolores Kish-Theodore

Margot LininsValerie MachaelHazel Waggoner

LifePath Hospice VolunteersNorma DaltonDonald Flynn

Bunnie GasperiniJoshua GreenJanis KepnerIrene Kuhling

Virginia McCoyJoyce Reddish

August (therapy dog)

Life’s Treasures Thrift Store VolunteersVirginia Kennedy

Joyce ReddishDolores Kish-Theodore

In Loving Memory

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