PRINCE MICHEL WINE SHOP at Carter Mountain Orchard to support CFC again this year

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Spend an afternoon or evening up at Carter Mountain Orchard, sample a variety of delicious Prince Michel and Rapidan River wines and your tasting fee will support the CFC and other local nonprofits. During the 2013 season (April-November) the Prince Michel Wine Shop at Carter Mountain Orchard will donate a portion of the proceeds from wine tastings to seven local charities including the CFC. Located just 5 minutes from downtown Charlottesville on Route 53 near Monticello, Carter Mountain Orchard has been a family favorite for many years. Enjoy a glass of wine at the bar in the wine shop or relax on the deck and enjoy spectacular views of Charlottesville, western Albemarle County and the Blue Ridge Mountains. On Thursday nights from May 23 through October 3, the wine shop will host “Sunsets on Carter Mountain” from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. with live music from local musicians and Prince Michel and Rapidan River wines. There is no admission fee and the evening is open to the public. For a complete schedule of musicians, check out the wine shop’s Facebook page at Prince Michel Wine Shop at Carter Mountain and click on the “Events” tab. For more information, contact Carter Mountain Wine Shop Manager Pam Gower at pgower@princemichel.com or 540-407-0339. The shop number is 434-293-9463.

Look inside for information on our upcoming COMMUNITY CONVERSATION EVENT and the 15TH ANNUAL NAIFA-CV GOLF TOURNAMENT to benefit the CFC.

June 10, 2013This year’s tournament will be held at the Glenmore Country Club

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The Charlottesville Free Clinic’s mission includes providing a high-quality volunteer community health support system for low-income uninsured adults and practical experience for current and future health care professionals. There is no better example of this principle in practice than the CFC’s approach to diabetes care. Diabetes affects 25.8 million people, or approximately 8.3% of the population in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. About 18.8 million people are diagnosed with the disease while 7 million are undiagnosed. It is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States.

Closer to home, approximately 8.7% of Virginia’s population, or 531,366 people, have been diagnosed with diabetes, according to statistics from the Virginia Department of Health. We see these statistics reflected in our patient population here at the CFC. In fiscal year 2012, diabetes was the third most frequent diagnosis for our patients, behind high cholesterol and hypertension. About 11% of our patient population has a diabetic diagnosis, and approximately 15% of the prescriptions filled in the CFC pharmacy are for the direct treatment of diabetes. This translates to 400 thirty-day prescriptions each month. CFC Pharmacy Coordinator Chris Hicks says that when one considers the host of health problems diabetes causes or exacerbates it is logical to assume that the number is much higher, but it is difficult to quantify. Our medical providers do help diabetic patients treat the disease with medication, but the CFC also offers other programs and support to promote healthy lifestyle changes for diabetics.

Insulin Titration ProgramOne of the programs we are excited about is our innovative Telemedicine Insulin Titration program for patients taking long-acting insulin for their Type 2 diabetes. The CFC’s program is one of the first of its kind in the country, and other clinics have begun to adopt this model for diabetes management. The CFC’s Insulin Titration team consists of University of Virginia Medical School students from all four years of the program working under the guidance of Molly McElwee, RN, CDE, a volunteer diabetes educator affiliated with the UVA School of Medicine, and Dr. Helmy Siragy, one of our volunteer endocrinologists. The students are divided into teams, and each team is responsible for about 4 patients with 12 patients total in the program. The students call each patient every week to ask about their glucose levels, their diet and their insulin regimen to provide closer follow-up, guidance and encouragement for their diabetes management. Calls can range from five minutes to more than 45 minutes. By using a matrix and consulting with our diabetes educators and endocrinologists, the students make small adjustments to patients’ insulin dosages with the ultimate goal of lowering their HA1C levels, which provide a picture of longer-term blood sugar levels. The students also work with patients to promote lifestyle changes and to provide support as well as a measure of accountability with their treatments. The program is constantly looking to recruit more CFC patients who would benefit from these services.

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CFC raises the bar for DIABETIC CARE

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From the Executive Director 2

Mission of Mercy Dental Day 3

Staff Stuffers 4

New Board Members 5

Update from Dental Clinic 6

Patient Story 6

UVA CVC Campaign 6

Central Virginia Health

Alliance for Musicians 7

Quilters Guild Support 7

Supporters 8-11

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Dear Friend of the Free Clinic,Springtime at the Charlottesville Free Clinic means many things. It’s when we identify our strategic priorities for the following year and set the budget to support our plans. It’s when we honor our volunteers in a special way during and around National Volunteer Week and plan for the challenge of staffing clinics during the summer, and it’s when we are in high gear with events like the annual golf tournament sponsored by NAIFA (June 10) and our annual benefit concert. Look for a concert announcement coming soon to Facebook and like us at facebook.com/cvillefreeclinic to be one of the first to know. This year we are adding to the momentum that spring already brings. First, we will be hosting another in our series of “community conversations,” this time featuring local physician Pamela Ross and retired CIGNA executive Wendell Potter, both of whom appeared in the award-winning documentary Escape Fire. Please see the enclosed invitation and share it with others who may be interested in attending. Also, thanks to a grant from the CACF Future Fund, we will be hosting a Mission of Mercy Dental Day on April 20 at Covenant Church. Through the generosity of volunteers from around the state,

we hope to treat over 400 patients. This is one way that we are achieving one of our strategic priority areas (described in our last House Call available on our website) to “Meet the Dental Demand.” Another of our priority areas is to “Conduct Patient Outreach” to increase awareness of the CFC and ensure that prospective patients and our partner agencies are clear about our services and eligibility criteria. In this newsletter, you will read about our new partnership with CVHAM to reach out to local uninsured musicians. Additionally, we will be participating in a series of “health care road shows” to visit local neighborhoods to help residents understand what health care reform might mean to them and to provide on-site health screenings. Other partners in this project include the UVA School of Nursing, the UVA Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy, the Alzheimer’s Association and JABA. While things remain busy and eventful here at the CFC, there is never a day that passes that we aren’t reminded of the generosity of the many volunteers, donors and community partners that keep the engines running at the CFC. Thank you.

CFC BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2013Todd Cabell, ChairAmy Black, MSN, RN, Vice Chair Janet Silvester, RPh, MBA, FASHP, Secretary Steve Burns, Treasurer

Elizabeth Alcorn, DDSPerri Rush BrownTrish CluffScheline CrutchfieldTom Daniel, MDHolly Edwards, RN, MEdCarolyn Engelhard, MPACorey Feist, JDBebe Heiner, LPCAnne HooffWill Knight, MDSean MillerRay MishlerRay MurphyMohan Nadkarni, MDJohn Owen, Jr., MDLilian Peake, MD, MPHChristopher PowellGloria Rockhold, MALeonard Sandridge, Jr.Sonjia Smith

CFC STAFF Erika Viccellio, MEd, Executive DirectorJean Burke, Front Office CoordinatorBarrie Gleason Carveth, FNP, CFC Nurse PractitionerAnne Cressin, Director of Dental OperationsKathryn Sims Cross, Development DirectorKimberly Dodson, Dental AssistantKelly Durkin, Development & Operations AssistantJudy Eppard, Dental Office CoordinatorChris Hicks, Pharmacy CoordinatorYoshie Perez, Patient Services CoordinatorStephanie Proffitt, Dental Office AssistantLiz Ramirez-Weaver, LCSW, Integrated Care CoordinatorDaniel Vacendak, DDS, CFC DentistCarolyn Wilson, Dental AssistantChristine Worsham, RN, MHA, Director of Patient CareAmber Yoder, MD, Consulting PsychiatristLaura Young, Director of Clinic Operations

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CFC Executive Director Erika Viccellio honored by United Way On December 5, 2012, the United Way-Thomas Jefferson Area presented CFC Executive Director Erika Viccellio with its 2012 Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership Award for outstanding community leadership exemplified by her work with the Charlottesville Free Clinic and the Community Mental Health & Wellness Coalition. Upon receiving the award and the accompanying $5,000 grant, Erika said, “This recognition belongs to many more people than me: the board, staff, volunteers and donors who all make wonderful things happen at the CFC. There are so many people that are behind the CFC’s successes -- I just feel lucky to be a part of the team.” This is not the first recognition of the CFC’s excellence by the United Way. The CFC board received the inaugural Excellence in Nonprofit Board Governance Award in 2007.

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CFC will host Mission of Mercy Dental Day April 20th

Did you know that the Charlottesville Free Clinic has increased its available dental appointments by 800% over the past six years and yet still has more than 400 people on its acute and restorative dental care waiting lists? Have you ever lived with dental pain? Hundreds of adults in our community live with debilitating dental pain affecting their sleep, diet and work. Nationwide, one-fourth of all emergency room visits are directly related to oral disease. Poor oral health not only generates pain but also can lead to a septic infection, heart disease, diabetes and even death. The Charlottesville Free Clinic is the only provider of free dental care for adults in our community. Despite day and evening clinics with paid and volunteer

dental professionals and monthly dental clinics with VCU dental students, the wait for an appointment can be as long as 18 months. Thanks to a $23,000 grant from the CACF Future Fund, support from the Virginia Dental Association Foundation and help from more than 250 volunteers, this spring the CFC will host a Mission of Mercy Dental Day at Covenant Church on Rio Road. During the one-day clinic, we hope to provide free extractions, fillings and cleanings for over 400 uninsured or underserved adults. The Virginia Dental Association Foundation (VDAF) launched the Mission of Mercy (MOM) Project in 2000 to help meet the overwhelming dental needs of uninsured and underserved residents of Virginia. Since then it has supported several MOM dental days throughout the state each year. MOM Projects are usually 1 to 2 day dental events drawing on volunteer support from the community and across the state. The VDAF provides event-planning guidance, coordinates student and faculty volunteers from the VCU School of Dentistry and supplies dental chairs and equipment. For a typical MOM Dental Day, more than 250 dental professionals—from the hosting community and throughout Virginia—as well as 200 medical professionals, college students, pharmacy professionals and community members volunteer their time and expertise.

How can you help?Thanks to our hard-working MOM Planning Committee members, we have already filled all volunteer positions and secured many in kind donations. Thank you! However, we do still need donations of food, drinks, supplies

and services for the day. Please contact CFC Director of Dental Operations Anne Cressin at 434-972-6215 or anne@cvillefreeclinic.org if you are interested in making a donation. Are you a photographer or videographer and looking for an opportunity to showcase your work? The MOM Dental Day needs you! We need a photographer and a videographer to document the event. If you’re interested, please contact CFC Development Director Kathryn Cross at 434-295-0008 or kathryn@cvillefreeclinic.org. Help us reach out to people with dental needs! You can also help by encouraging anyone you know who needs free dental care to come on Friday, April 19, at 2:00 p.m. to pick up a ticket and registration packet. For more detailed information, go to the CFC’s website at cvillefreeclinic.org.

If you have specific questions, please contact CFC Director of Dental Operations Anne Cressin at 434-972-6215 or anne@cvillefreeclinic.org.

Charlottesville MOMDental DayPre-Registration: Friday, April 19, 2013

Dental Day: Saturday, April 20, 2013

Where:Covenant Church1025 East Rio RoadCharlottesville, VA 22901

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VCU School of Dentistry

The CFC is also one of the first to introduce a Spanish-speaking Telemedicine Insulin Titration Program. This past fall, the CFC added a team from UVA’s Latino Medical Student Association to reach out to Spanish-speaking patients who have to overcome cultural and language barriers in addition to the already difficult task of managing diabetes. This unique team is one of the first groups in the country to use telemedicine on a weekly basis with this subset of patients and to tackle the barriers they face. Mary Whittemore, one of the students involved in the program, completed an evaluation of the Insulin Titration program in 2012 and found that patient satisfaction is high, the medical students enjoy the experience and most importantly, many patients have experienced a drop in their HA1C levels. About 80 students expressed interest in participating in the program, and she says it’s a great experience for medical students who are interested in primary care because they can establish a long-term relationship with patients compared to their rotations in school, which happen over a month, and they can apply the medical clinical judgment learned in class to real-life experiences. Another benefit to the program is the emotional support that patients feel by connecting with a volunteer on a weekly basis, as many only meet with their physician every three to six months. “Talking every week helps people take ownership of the disease,” says Pranay Sinha, a third-year medical student. He also says the program is a validation of the need for human interaction in medicine, as the volunteers can notice issues that technology may not detect, including any need for mental health support.

Diabetes Support GroupDiabetic patients make up a significant portion of the patient population that CFC Nurse Practitioner Barrie Carveth treats during our daytime clinics. She provides ongoing care for much of our chronic patient population – those men and women in our community with medical issues that require more frequent and consistent treatment. As part of her care, Barrie facilitates a Diabetes Support Group, which meets on the first and third Wednesdays each month for two hours. The group is open to all CFC patients with Type 2 diabetes that is not well controlled and helps address lifestyle changes that will help patients better manage their diabetes. Much like the CFC’s smoking cessation program, Quit Smoking Charlottesville, each patient sets his or her own goals for change and can attend as many or as few sessions as they please. Diabetes specialists and educators from the UVA Health System and Martha Jefferson Hospital help lead the sessions, and each month focuses on a different topic, including stress management, physical activity and nutrition. Barrie says the greatest advantage of these group sessions is the support the participants get from each other, in addition to the knowledge they gain about controlling their diabetes through lifestyle changes.

Diabetes Education“Diabetes is a concept that takes many visits for patients to grasp and accept” says Fannie Rankin-Vinci, one of the CFC’s volunteer diabetes educators. Fannie meets with CFC patients to help them manage their diabetes, monitor their medication and teach them ways to address their disease through diet and exercise. She also performs chart reviews to make sure our diabetic patients are up to date on their annual physical exams, follow up appointments and blood work. She schedules appointments with volunteer endocrinologists and arranges appointments for specialized medical services like eye exams and podiatry with providers in our Specialty Medical Care Network if needed. In addition to her work with the Insulin Titration program, Molly McElwee RN, CDE sees patients on her own as a diabetic educator. She is diabetic herself and says she wants to deliver the same quality of care that she receives from her own educator through the CFC’s program. “We cover the gamut in our diabetes care, covering labs, diet, lifestyle changes,” she says. “Everything is covered, including emotional support. Patients are scared, and we provide a support system for them so they know they can face and handle their disease.”

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The CFC is very grateful for the volunteer support and pro bono services provided for our diabetic patients by

local medical professionals and practices. We are always looking for more Certified Diabetes Educators and

Registered Dieticians to volunteer with these programs and help educate and empower our diabetic patients. If

you are interested in volunteering, please contact CFC Director of Patient Care Christine Worsham

at 434-295-0008 or chris@cvillefreeclinic.org.

The CFC is very grateful to the following restaurants, caterers, individuals, patients and groups for donating dinner to our evening volunteers from July 2012 through January 2013:

Agnes’ Very Very Bakemmm Bagels Albemarle Baking Company Myra AndersonBaja Bean Company Kitty Baker & Pat MaloneBig Jim’s Bar-B-Que Bonefish Grill Kelly DurkinEppie’s Fellini’s #9 Five Guys Burgers & Fries Lynn GarnettGlorious Foods Guadalajara HotCakesIntegrated Care Patient Support GroupJimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches Junior League of CharlottesvilleLittle Caesars Pizza McGrady’s Irish Pub Mellow Mushroom Milan Indian Cuisine Mona Lisa Pasta Omni Charlottesville Hotel Kasia OtterbeinYoshie PerezPizza Bella Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Sandy Motley Catering Sticks Kebob Shop Vocelli Pizza Wayside Takeout & Catering Whole Foods Market

Thank you to Lynn Garnett and Linda Lester for volunteering to pick up these donated dinners!

If you are interested in becoming a Staff Stuffer and providing a meal for our volunteers, please contact Kelly Durkin at 295-0008 or kelly@cvillefreeclinic.org.

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The start of a new year means changes to the CFC’s board. Congratulations to Todd Cabell, who was named board chair in November 2012. Todd has been involved with CFC for nine years as a volunteer and board member -- most recently as Development Committee chair and board secretary. He is currently the director of eCommerce at Crutchfield Corporation. Todd follows Carolyn Engelhard at the helm of our board. Carolyn has been involved with the CFC for over nine years and is currently director of the Health Policy Program at the UVA School of Medicine. We thank Carolyn and our outgoing treasurer Ray Murphy for their expertise and leadership. We also congratulate our new secretary Janet Silvester, director of pharmacy and director of emergency services at Martha Jefferson Hospital, and our new treasurer Steve Burns, senior partner at Quad-C Management. We also wish to thank Dr. Joseph Kayser, Elliot Kuida and Dr. David Swett for their years of service on our board and for the many ways that they continue to support the CFC. They retired from the board at the end of 2012. We were thrilled to welcome five new members to the CFC’s board in January 2013. Our entire board exemplifies dedication, service and a commitment to excellence, and this new group is no exception. We are happy to have their support, and we will draw on their individual strengths as we continue to grow and meet the needs of our community.

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Elizabeth Alcorn, DDS Elizabeth has volunteered at the CFC for 12 years. Prior to that time, she was a volunteer at the free clinic in Winchester, Va. She currently runs her own practice, Charlottesville Dental Care. She received her DDS from The Medical College of Virginia and her undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia. Elizabeth is involved in the Highland Support Project in Guatemala and has experience in national and international dental volunteerism. She chairs the CFC Dental Advisory Committee.

Corey Feist, JDCorey has recently become involved with the CFC. He is currently the chief of staff and general counsel for the University of Virginia Physicians Group. Corey earned his Bachelor of Arts from Hamilton College and his Juris Doctor in Law from Dickinson Law School of Penn State University.

Will Knight, MDWill has volunteered at the CFC for more than 4 years. He has been a hospitalist physician at Martha Jefferson Hospital for the past two years. Will received his MD from the University of Florida and his undergraduate degree from Princeton University. He currently holds the position of Medical Director at the CFC.

Chris Powell Chris has been involved with the CFC for the past year serving on the Development Committee. He is currently the vice president of BB&T Insurance where he has worked for

the past 21 years in a variety of capacities. Chris earned his undergraduate degree from Hampden Sydney College. He has served on the board at the Virginia Institute of Autism for the past 8 years, including a term as board president.

Bebe Heiner, LPCBebe is the board chair and founder of The Women’s Initiative, whose mission is to provide effective counseling services, social support and education for women in our community. She is a licensed professional counselor with 11 years of experience providing psychotherapy to individuals, couples and families. Her community service includes board and committee membership at Mary Baldwin College, the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation, the Virginia Institute of Autism, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts at Sweetbriar College and Planned Parenthood.

Shown from left: Dr. Elizabeth Alcorn, Corey Feist, Dr. Will Knight, Chris Powell, and Bebe Heiner

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dental care clinics. One student has gone on to become X-ray certified and another has obtained a position working at another local dental clinic. We are also happy to have a new pair of first-year UVA dental residents volunteering at the dental clinic. Drs. Graham Hearn and Ross Oates joined second-year residents Drs. Charlie Beavers and Oscar Vega who have been coming in one to two evenings each month to help with extractions at our acute clinics.Thanks also to the dental residents at the VA Hospital in Richmond who have also volunteered in the dental clinic about once each month since the fall.

We are always in need of volunteer dentists and dental hygienists! If you are interested in volunteering, please contact CFC Director of Dental Operations Anne Cressin at 434-972-6215 or anne@cvillefreeclinic.org.

Meet Mr. G. He’s 50 years old and has been seen at the CFC for about a year. A man of many talents, he currently works in manufacturing and is a talented chef. Prior to becoming a CFC patient, he was uninsured and paid out-of-pocket costs to see a private doctor, using up much of his savings to pay for his health care. Eventually, the cost of seeing his doctor became so great that he could not afford care or his prescription medication. A friend referred him to the CFC as he suffered from anxiety and hypertension, and his health was deteriorating. After just one visit to the CFC, he saw a hypertension specialist who put him on an appropriate blood pressure medication regimen, and his health began to improve. His CFC doctor told him he was lucky he hadn’t suffered a stroke. Mr. G. also worked with the CFC’s Integrated Care team to learn how to better manage his stress and anxiety. He successfully negotiated a pay raise at work after role-playing in his counseling sessions with our Integrated Care Coordinator. Mr. G. says he’s getting excellent medical care here at the CFC, and he feels relaxed coming to the clinic. He knows that the doctors, nurses, mental health providers and community members at the CFC volunteer because they want to help the community, and it shows through the care patients receive. To show his gratitude, Mr. G. cooked up a delicious Italian-themed dinner for our volunteers in January, complete with pasta, homemade sauce, garlic bread, salad, mushrooms in white wine sauce and roasted peppers. Our volunteers were very grateful for his efforts, and Mr. G. is grateful for the CFC. “I’m lucky,” he said. The CFC “saved my life.”

It’s been a busy few months in the CFC Dental Clinic! During the fall of 2012 and the beginning of 2013, our volunteer and staff dentists treated 1,034 patients in 1,883 visits. Drs. Richard Heath and Diana Marchibroda went above and beyond to treat dental patients at our on-site clinic while our full-time staff dentist was on leave. Dr. Daniel Vacendak, our part-time per-diem dentist, also worked additional evening hours to see patients on our restorative care list and has expanded his daytime hours to provide continuity of care for Dr. Conrad Jenkins’ patients now that Dr. Jenkins has retired. We are so grateful for Dr. Jenkins’ service to the CFC’s patients over the last four years, and we celebrate his cumulative 33 years of service to dental patients in our community. We also have more administrative help in the dental clinic since we hired Stephanie

Updates FROM OUR DENTAL CLINIC

Proffitt as our dental office assistant last year. Stephanie volunteered for two and a half years doing administrative front desk work in the dental clinic before she joined the staff, so she is a familiar face to many here at the CFC. Becky Jones, a registered dental hygienist, started volunteering with us one morning each week last fall to provide limited on-site dental hygiene care and cleanings for our patients. She has also served as a resource for oral hygiene education. This past fall, Judy Eppard, our dental office coordinator, taught a dental assisting class through CATEC which was held here at the CFC. Six students received certificates through the program and learned basic dental assisting terminology, protocol, procedures and techniques. The group received hands-on training through assisting at the CFC’s acute

Every fall, employees of state agencies, public universities and community colleges have an opportunity to donate to more than 1,300 nonprofit organizations throughout the state through the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC). The University of Virginia runs the largest CVC in the commonwealth. UVA employees have generously supported the CFC through the CVC every year since 1997. UVA employees pledged $80,700 to the CFC through the 2011 CVC. UVA CVC Chair Jim Fitzgerald has shared two exciting pieces of news with the CFC. One, the totals are in and through the 2012 UVA CVC, employees generously donated $1,072,000, crossing the $1,000,000 mark for the first time. Two, through the 2012 campaign, UVA employees have designated $84,041 to the Charlottesville Free Clinic. Hats off to the many UVA employees who led efforts around Grounds for the 2012 CVC - job well done! Thank you to the more than 400 employees who generously supported the CFC through this year’s campaign. We’ll be acknowledging individual donors when we receive the report from the 2012 CVC campaign this spring. Thank you for your continued support; we are truly grateful.

UVA’s COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN crosses the$1,000,000 threshold!

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The Charlottesville Area Quilters Guild (CAQG) provides an opportunity for local quilters to share their love of quilts with each other and the community as well as work together to support local nonprofit organizations. There are 6 local chapters and about 120 members in our area. Every other year, CAQG hosts a quilt show and quilt raffle to showcase members’ talents and raise funds for the Charlottesville Free Clinic and other community service projects. Since 1996, the guild has raised more than $4,500 for the CFC. For more information about the CAQG, go to www.quilts.avenue.org.

Charlottesville Area Quilters Guild Quilt Show XIIIThe CAQG Quilt Show showcases more than 150 quilts made by CAQG members featuring a wide variety of quilting techniques and materials.

Dates/TimesSaturday, April 6, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday, April 7, 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

LocationEast Rivanna Fire Station (Glenmore)Keswick, VA

AdmissionRequested Donation $5

2013 CAQG Quilt Raffle: Summer’s SongEvery other year, the CAQG raffles off a quilt made by members to raise funds for the Charlottesville Free Clinic. The 2013 raffle quilt, “Summer’s Song,” features vertical panels of hand-appliquéd and embroidered flowers, birds, small animals and insects separated by panels of blue batik fabric braids. Del Horan and Mona Houle coordinated the making of the quilt with contributions from many CAQG members. The quilt measures 95 inches wide by 100 inches long. You can look at a color photo of this beautiful quilt on the CFC’s website at cvillefreeclinic.org. The “Summer’s Song” quilt will be displayed at the CAQG Quilt Show XIII in April and will be raffled at the guild’s fall meeting on November 2, 2013. You do not need to be present to win. Raffle tickets are $1 each. They are available at Cottonwood (Meadowbrook Shopping Center on Barracks Road), at the CAQG Quilt Show, at the Charlottesville Free Clinic or from a CAQG member. For more information, contact Karen DeJarld at 434-589-7603 or krandka@gmail.com.

LOCAL QUILTERS continue support for CFC

PATIENT Story Charlottesville has a thriving music community. On any day of the week, you will find talented musicians performing at restaurants and music venues throughout the community. It’s also a fact that many of these musicians cannot make a living as performers and are working additional jobs to make ends meet. One thing that often falls to the bottom of the priority list is health insurance. According to a 2002 report from the Future of Music Coalition, approximately 44% of musicians in the U.S. do not have health insurance. There are two main reasons for this. Because musicians are most often freelancers, they do not have access to employer-sponsored health insurance and are forced to purchase individual policies that are substantially more expensive. In addition, because their bookings may vary widely from month to month, they can have a hard time keeping up with premium payments. Inspired by the highly successful Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) in Austin, TX, a dedicated group of community members has worked together to ensure that Charlottesville musicians have access to affordable health care services even if they are uninsured. The Central Virginia Health Alliance for Musicians (CVHAM) was formed in 2012 and has just received its 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. CVHAM’s mission is to reach out to low-income uninsured working musicians to provide information and guidance on accessing free and reduced-cost health care services and to raise funds to provide grants for medical or dental testing, treatment and procedures not offered for free. The Charlottesville Free Clinic will be an appropriate referral for many musicians and the CFC is pleased to partner with CVHAM to help get the word out to the music community. CFC Executive Director Erika Viccellio states that “the CFC already provides free health care for a number of local musicians, but we know that there are many more who don’t know about us. We’re thrilled that Randy Olson and other CVHAM volunteers will be reaching out to their fellow musicians to encourage them to be proactive about their health and identify a place for ongoing care.” For more information about the Central Virginia Health Alliance for Musicians, go to www.cvham.org or contact CVHAM Executive Director Randy Olson at 434-964-6529 or info@cvham.org.

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Thank You CFC Supporters!With our recent dental clinic staff expansion and integrated care initiative, the CFC’s operating expenses for fiscal year 2013 (July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013) are projected to be $1,498,700. The majority of the CFC’s annual funding comes from donations from individuals, foundations, churches, businesses and civic groups through our fall annual fund letter mailing, newsletters, annual report mailing and our website. A heartfelt thank you to the hundreds of supporters listed below who have made donations in the past few months. To date, we have received close to $500,000 from our fall fundraising campaigns. Overall, we’ve raised about $900,000. Between the NAIFA-CV Golf Tournament and our annual benefit concert, we hope to reach our $1.5 million dollar goal by the end of the fiscal year (June 30). Thank you for your support and generosity!Donations posted between August 9, 2012 and February 20, 2013:

PARTNERS ($10,000+)Albemarle CountyBatten Family Fund in the CACFI. J. & Hilda M. Breeden FoundationCity of CharlottesvilleCommonwealth of Virginia CampaignHeiner Family Fund in the CACFThe Hilltop FoundationMartha Jefferson HospitalMindy & Ryan VaughanVirginia Association of Free Clinics–State Pharmacy & Health Care Services GrantsVirginia Health Care Foundation–Integrated Care GrantSheila & Ted Weschler

PATRONS ($5,000-$9,999)Better Living FoundationBobbie & Bob BrunerMary & Steve BurnsJ. L. Camp Foundation, Inc.Foundation for American Heritage Voices– Compassion as a Global Remedy Dalai Lama ConferenceSarah & Grey McLeanPatient DonationsPECO FoundationPerrigo Company Charitable FoundationWhitney & Anne Stone FoundationAlexandra D. Summers Scholarship Fund in the CACFUnited Way-Thomas Jefferson Area–Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership Award 2013

COLLEAGUES ($2,500-$4,999)Inez Duff Bishop TrustWendy & Jack BrownLinda & Emanuel CirenzaElizabeth CrawfordDominion ResourcesMr. & Mrs. J. Gray FergusonDiAnne & Richard HendricksDori Boudreau and Paul Huddleston

John G. NunleyMr. & Mrs. Richard L. Nunley Quantitative Investment Management Fund in CACFThe Stultz FoundationUVA Medical Alumni Association & Medical School FoundationAlison & Bernard Webb

FELLOWS ($1,000-$2,499)Anonymous (6)Susan Stein and Kenneth AbrahamLester AndrewsBetty & Ned BerkeleyJ&E Berkley FoundationAmy & Richard BlackBarbara & Jim BoydJackie & Ralph BradleyBernard T. BressDr. & Mrs. Thom & Janice BrownJerry Lee & Eric ChafinCarol & Steve ClarkeCarolyn J. Dalldorf, MD and James W. BarkleyMargery & Tom DanielMr. & Mrs. Terrence D. DanielsSusan W. Davenport and W. Edgar Spigle Fund in the CACFDr. & Mrs. Steven T. DeKoskyDreaming Hand FoundationRhoda & Leonard DreyfusKarin R. Ellis Charitable TrustCarole & Keith FrazeeMartha FruehaufEdward GaynorWilliam GoldsmithDr. & Mrs. William GroshRachel Harmon and Robert NewmanMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. HillRobin Hoffman, RN, MAIgnaczak Family FundPatricia InglisJudith Jaeger and James M. Jaeger, MDAnne & Thad JonesMr. & Mrs. Brian H. KennedyDr. & Mrs. Brett D. KrasnerAudrey & John LewisDrs. Deren Bader and Paul LyonsB. Gail Macik, MD

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. MalcolmJulie & Alan MatsumotoSusan McConnellKaren Moran and Wistar Morris Family FundVirginia C. MorrisThelma & Ray MurphyLang MurrayPatrice & Scott NeeseOlivet Presbyterian ChurchPediatric Research of CharlottesvilleChristine Peterson and John HorneffDr. & Mrs. David A. Peura Prince Michel Vineyard & WineryJoanne & Alan RogolJane W. RotchRotgin Family Fund in the CACFOwie & Joe SamuelsJane-Ashley & Peter SkinnerStandish Family Foundation– Liza & Mark SacksonThomas Jefferson Lions ClubJane & Mark WebbCarol & Jack WeberSue Wells SargeantPhilip G. WendelWestWind FoundationMary Alissa & Jack WilsonJennifer & Frank WinslowThe Yorkshire Foundation

RESIDENTS ($500-$999)Anonymous (11)Carolyn & David BeachBeta Theta Pi–Tug for the Town Fundraiser 2012Mary & Nelson BickersBodo’s BagelsSharon Meth, MD and Nick Brandt, MDMillie & Rip CathcartPam Cipriano and Ron TurnerDeborah Cohn and Charlotte PattersonGwyn & Brian ConwayCarol & Philip CooperCharlottesville Self StorageCharlottesville Self Storage at CrozetCW Investments LLCDrs. Cynthia & John DentElizabeth Carpenter and Dan Feigert

Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. FeigertSue & Harry FrazierJennifer GadenGE Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramDrs. Maya & Chris GhaemmaghamiJohn B. GordonDr. & Mrs. Sidney M. HechtJane & Erik HewlettAnne HooffLinda & Donald HuntCatherine & William KahnJames M. KauffmanJames G. Kavanaugh, Jr., MDJoseph M. Kayser, PhDMr. & Mrs. J. A. Kessler, Jr.Karen E. KiginMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kroner Chloe & Tom LebackBarbara & Robin LeeNancy Holland and Victor LeeMakco, Inc.Lynn & Larry MartinThomas A. MassaroDrs. Karen Maughan and Peter HamAlice P. Meador Fund in the CACFElizabeth & Richard MerrillHosea MitchellSharon Heyka and Steven A. Newman, MDNight n Day Cleaning Services, Inc.S.P. NolanNorth Charlottesville Self StorageEmployee Charity Organization (ECHO) of Northrop Grumman CorporationCarolyn & David PettitPhillips Communications & Equipment CompanySusan McLeod PrindleFrank & Margaret Quayle FundDawn & Lee RitterbandMr. & Mrs. Steven E. Rose Catherine J. RotoloJerry & Leonard SandridgeSarah Bedford and Jay ScottAileen & Gary SelmecziCharles H. Smith, Jr.Susan Snyder and Robert SpekmanAmy & Bill Steers

Jodie A. StevensStillfield Fund IStudent Services Moving & Storage CompanyVirginia M. SullivanLeora R. Friedberg and Edward W. SummersLaura & Bob TroyRachel Unkefer and Dan DoernbergVarian Medical Systems Partners in Giving ProgramRuth & Walter WadlingtonMary Beth & Bob WebbMargaret & Peter WoodKathie & Reg WoodsFletcher J. Wright IIIToby & Mike Zakin

ADVOCATES ($250-$499)Anonymous (10)Mildred & Henry AbrahamAllied Yoga Fundraiser December 2012Marilyn & Michael AshbyAnn M. AskewDrs. Lori & David BalabanGail Schweikle Bashore and Randy Bashore, MDJane & Patrick BelisleLillian & Michael BeVierKatha BollfrassThomas J. BracialeM. Virginia BrobeckDrs. Elizabeth & David BrunsBuck Mountain Episcopal ChurchRose & Robert CaponCharlottesville Medical ResearchCharlottesville Parking Center, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Alvin R. ClementsJohnna & Tom CookKathy & Rick CorneliusBrenda & Frank CoxDr. & Mrs. Richard S. CramptonElizabeth M. CranmerAngeline Lillard and William Detmer, MDThelma DeutschMr. & Mrs. Ronald G. DimbergAnde & Jonathan EarnhardtDeborah M. Elder, MDExpress Car Wash of Charlottesville, LLP

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Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. FerrillBrenda Fishel and Daniel HodgsonFive Guys Burgers & FriesMary Garth Flood and Charles SalmoneKathy Welch and Lee FreudbergMarietta & Sherwood FreyKimberly E. Fryer, MDStruthers & Fred GignouxRachel GivelberCarolyn & David GrowThe Office of Dr. J. Kaye HalseyMr. & Mrs. Steven W. Ham Dr. & Mrs. Michael HarperMarsha & Bill HerbertDr. & Mrs. Stuart S. Howards Andrew M. Hucek, MDIvy Inter-American FoundationDr. & Mrs. John A. Jane, Jr.Henry J. JavorCarol & Charles JohnstonKaryl & Irving KaytonPhyllis & Tom KelleyChristine S. KennedyBeverly & Arthur KirschCharlotte & Jack LevensonW.A. Lynch Roofing CompanyMarilyn & John MarshallDottie & Gary MartinMargareta MattssonKatharine MausElmore & Arvilla May Charitable Fund–A Donor Advised Fund of Renaissance Charitable FoundationMary & David McCarthyLisa McDermott, MDCatherine & Gene McGahrenHarriet & Dan MohlerMr. & Mrs. Percy W. Montague IIIDr. & Mrs. David L. MorrisMr. & Mrs. Matthew B. MurraySteve MurrayGoldie H. NadkarniNational OptronicsNicholson Associates PartnershipLindsay C. NoltingMarianne & Chris O’BrienJane & Robert PaxtonJoy PerryMary & Eugene PollockDebby & Bruce PrumBarbara & Henry RainvilleCharlotte & Rob RinehartRosemary & Charles RobinsonLois & Dudley RochesterKathy & Dick SantenP. Paul Saunier, Jr.Geri & Bruce SchirmerAnn & Hu ShafferMary & William SihlerNan Rothwell and Carter SmithSnooky’s Pawn Shop

The Spiekermann FamilyGrace & John StillwellPhil StokesDorothy L. StoneBetsy & Jay SwettTimberlake’sJane R. TollesonJanny van BeekMary Lee Vance, MDVeterinary Emergency Treatment Services & SpecialtyDr. & Mrs. Vamik D. Volkan Sally & Rick WatsonMartha B. WhitworthDiane & Paul WoodJohn WoodriffLiz & Fred Wooten

SUPPORTERS ($100-$249)Anonymous (32)Eleanor P. AbbotMr. & Mrs. J. Milton AdamsEd A. Akeel, DDS–Dentistry by DesignPaula & Jeff AlbertsDawn A. AlberyDr. & Mrs. C. Knight AldrichDela & Dan AlexanderSuzanne & James AllerAmy AlsonEllen & Willie AndersenAndrea & Fax AyresBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramMr. & Mrs. James A. Bear, Jr.Bear Balloon CorporationMr. & Mrs. Carl M. BehrensLinda BeightsGordon BerneSumner Brown and Herbert BeskinJane & Rodney BiltonenDiane & Hank BisgaierDr. & Mrs. Walter L. BlankenbakerMr. & Mrs. Ralph BledsoeCarol & Gene BlockJudith A. BloomsBlue Whale BooksDr. & Mrs. W. Kline BoltonEllen N. BoutonRobert J. Bradley, MDLori & Tommy BrannockGretchen & Richard BrantleyElizabeth L. BreedenDeborah A. BremerA. Norman A. G. Brenbridge, MDBarbara Brodie, RNNancy & Peter BrooksBrown’s Dry Cleaners, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy A. BrutonChristina BurkardDianne & Mike BurrisJennifer ButlerSusan M. Cabell Mains

Michael A. CaplinCards for Causes, LLCDr. Freeman H. CaryElizabeth G. CauthenMadeleine C. Watkins and Martin D. Chapman, MDChase Investment Counsel CorporationJanis & Robert ChevalierSuzanne Tanner Chitwood and Edmund M. Chitwood, MDInis L. Claude, Jr.Jessicah & Stephen CollinsColonial Auto CenterConference PartnersJohn G. ConoverSue & Gene CorbettDr. & Mrs. James W. Craig Candace & Everett CrosbyRuth CrossDaedalus Used Book ShopDina C. DaiutoNancy & Fred DamonHetty Wray H. DandridgeCoralee B. “Coco” DavisArlette M. de BarrosPaul M. Dee, MDLaura, Alexandra & Bob DeutschDanielle & Dan DevereuxDevils Backbone Brewing CompanyRobert DickmanLynn Diduch and David R. Diduch, MDMargaret Hobson, MD and Fred Diehl, PhDJane DeSimone Dittmar and Frank SquillaceJean & Michael DooleyMalissa & David DrakeLouise & Earl DudleyAnn D. DunnJulia Spies DunstanMr. & Mrs. Peter EasterLillian Epstein and Robert Epstein, MDBetsy & Jim FernaldNancy O’Brien and Francis FifeBette & Charles FlickingerFluvanna Family MedicinePhyllis S. FontanaDiana Foster and Tom JonesElfi & Charles FrankfurtFelicia Gaskin and Shu-Man FuRichard J. FunkDr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Gal Donna & Sim GalazkaPam & Chris GaleVirginia & Stephen GardnerSally M. GarlandSusan GarrettJoyce & Eric GeilkerAndrea Owen GilmerGoat BustersGerald Goldstein, MDLinda Gonder-Frederick and Jeffrey Frederick

Grand Home Furnishings– Employee Benevolent FundMr. & Mrs. A. Dandridge GreggPeggy & Bill GreggDr. & Mrs. Dieter GröschelGinny L. GubserJenny & Bryan HagenLynn L. HamerMargaret & Paul HandelsmanDr. & Mrs. George R. Hanna Lt. Col. & Mrs. John M. Harris IIIKingsley Harrop-WilliamsMittie & Will HarveyBarbara G. Haskins, MDMr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hauser Laura F. HawthorneNancy J. HaynesDee & Stan HendersonDrs. Birgit Winther and J. Owen HendleyDouglas HickersonWendy & Jay HirshMr. & Mrs. Robert P. Hodous Cynthia H. Hoehler-FattonNancy & Jack HornJulie & Kal HowardAaron Howell, RPhDr. & Mrs. Albert L. HuberAnne & John HumphriesRobert R. Humphris, Sr.Deandra Little and Jeremy HuntIBM Employee Charitable Contribution CampaignLindsay IdesonEmployees of Interpretive SimulationsJames River Brewing CompanyNoella & John JaneMargaret J. JessRayford Scott Jones, MDSandra C. JonesMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. JordanAda & Daniel JosephthalDrs. Lee & Neal KassellPhyllis & John KattwinkelDrs. Meg & Mark KeeleyJohanna & Richard KeelingRachel KeenAileen & Jim KellyMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly, Jr.Frances & William KennedyJane W. KerewichJames F. KettrickKatherine & George KidderJane KingstonPaul KnodelMr. & Mrs. David A. KoepnickErwin M. KoeritzGeraldine KrugerKathleen & Thomas KuhlmannMr. & Mrs. A. Robert KuhlthauBeth & Nicholas KuhnLiz & Howard KutchaiHelen & Bob LandelFrances & Joseph LarnerDr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Latham, Jr.Phyllis LavianoMarijo Lecker

Betty M. LeeMr. & Mrs. Donald LepschLinda LesterPaula & David LewisPeppy G. LindenDrs. Rebecca Lindsay and Scott PearceCarmen M. Lopez MolinaCynthia & Mark LorenzoniAllyson C. LouthanKevin J. LynchMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. MacAvoyGunilla S. Baeckstrom and William J. Maloney, MDJudy & Jerry MandellMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. MannDiana Marchibroda, DDSJack Marshall and Cri Kars-MarshallAnne & Brooks MarshallCyndy & David MartinEleanor G. MayDrs. Marcia & Steven McAlpineMichelle W. McCarthyJames A. McCormickKaren Ahern and Christopher McCullough, MDRegina & John McGovernPeggy K. McLeanMcLean Faulconer Realtors, Inc.Mary-Lewis & Dan MeadorVirginia & Tim MichelTom MichieMr. & Mrs. Leigh B. Middleditch, Sr.Anne McKeithen and Erik MidelfortElaine & Dick MillerAlicia & Michael MilliganJane Colony MillsPat Smith and Ray MishlerLinda & John MonahanJudy & Jeffrey MortonDr. & Mrs. Hamilton Moses IIIMoxie Hair & Body LoungeElain Heffelfinger and Doug MurphyJames B. MurrayRoyAnn & Bill MurrayAnn MyersElizabeth A. NalleyMr. & Mrs. Bruce W. NelsonEmily NelsonNew Dominion Book ShopNancy McLaren, MD and Phillip Nieburg, MDStephanie & James NohrnbergJoan & Bob NootbaarWoody & Henry OakeyJeffrey O’ConnellVerna & John O’ConnellThe Old F.A.R.T.S.Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Older Richard A. Oliva & Sons, Inc.Susan Jacobson and M. Norman Oliver, MD

Marsha Trimble and Kent OlsonAnnette & Wyn OwensJoyce & Sam PageMr. & Mrs. Joseph C. PalumboGracie & Jim ParksDr. & Mrs. James W. Patterson Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Pearson Rebecca P. PenceCatherine PeyronSusan Phillips and Alain TheryMarguerite & Craig PickeringJacquie & John PickeringBobbie & Tom Platts-MillsDr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Pudhorodsky Patrick H. PunchQuilts Unlimited/J. Fenton GiftsMarian & Seymour RabinowitzSue & Reuben RaineyNesta RamazaniFannie & Burt VinciHelen Rodes ReutlingerDr. & Mrs. George F. RichMr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Richmond, Jr.Martha Hodgkins and Brian RichterDr. & Mrs. Hans O. Riddervold Phyllis & Chris RipperRivanna Family Medicine, PCMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. RobertsAnne RodigPaula Capobianco and Dennis RoethlisbergerAnn & Dennis RookerRosenberg-Perry FamilyMr. & Mrs. Steven H. Rubin Shirley S. RyderRalph SachsDelnavaz Sanjana and Kevin McCrimmonDr. & Mrs. Joel M. SchectmanAllison & Tom SchildwachterGreg SchmidtErnest A. SchmittJean & Timothy SchmittEvelyn ScottBetty & John ScottRita R. Seale and Daniel Seale, MDSusan Seidler and Robert WhaleyMr. & Mrs. Glen R. SeitzAlfred ShaperoJane & Greg ShawRamona & Hank ShugartSignature Financial Management, Inc.Teresa A. Miller and David F. SilverMonique & Jim SimmondsSallie & Ward SimsAnne & Ned SlaughterSonjia SmithAmy SnearerLinda & Jeff SobelAvril Somlyo, PhD

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Betty F. StriderEllen R. SusiTavern on the JamesDr. & Mrs. Peyton T. Taylor, Jr.The Teague FamilyBetty TebellHelen W. ThieleLynne & Thomas TillackHeidi & Eric TrebourLouise TrudelJeanne Erickson and Jonathon TruwitBetsy & Chip TuckerDonna & Bob TuckerTuel JewelersChiara Canzi and Francesco ViolaThe Virginia ShopLucie VogelSheri WaddellEllen & Joe WaffMr. & Mrs. J. Michael Waite Poochie & Ken WallenbornLouise & Scott WawnerDebbie & Alf WeaverBarbara B. WeckerChristy & Anthony WenzelKelly & Michael WestMary WhalenJean & Munsey WhebyMark WickPeggy & Page WilliamsBecky & Michael WilliamsJane & Stirling WilliamsonMichael R. Willis, MDDavid WilsonLloyd WilsonAnne & Andy WolfAnn & Bob WykerDona & Bruce WylieBetsy & Dan YanceyGayle YanezMeg & Richard ZakinZazus Fresh GrilleDenise R. Zito

FRIENDS ($1-$99)Anonymous (20)Byrd & Charles AbbottBetty & Jim AdamsPatricia & Michael AlechkoCarol H. AlexanderPat AllinsonThe Amato Family Mr. & Mrs. Memet C. AndayAlice AndersonLisa A. AndersonMyra AndersonAlex, Bruce, Tyler & Wilson BaconCornelia M. BaddeleySusan BailletJean L. BarnettRuth & Paul BarolskyLiz & Rod BeckwithBeehive Events, Inc.

Belmont Baptist Church– Women’s Missionary UnionAnn BennerElizabeth BenzingerPhyllis J. BinderDr. & Mrs. Robert M. BlizzardKathleen & Richard BonnieConnie & DeK BowenKatherine L. BowersMr. & Mrs. Clive BradbeerLydia S. BriscoeCACF Future FundCaffeinated Comedy– August 2012 FundraiserCarol L. ChandrossMaria & Bob ChapelSusan & Andy ChisholmVincent C. CibbarelliLeigh Cohen and David BurkeAnne & Tony ConwayRoberta J. CookRichard J. CoughlinDr. & Mrs. Alan C. DalkinLinda F. DavidPolly & David DeckJoan DeLongA.C. DickmanLucille & Ken DiggesCynthia & Victor DinittoJean Syverud DrewDr. & Mrs. R. Jack Eastham IIIAnn A. ErglerKitty & George EudaileyMr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Felger Mr. & Mrs. Wayne W. FergusonEleanor V. FingerJoan B. FlesterLaurence W. FredrickNancy & James GallowayCarol J. GardnerMr. & Mrs. Laurence H. Gardner IIElizabeth & Ed GatewoodSaroj & Vinod GhotingDr. Joe & Sally Gieck Fund in the CACFKaren L. GillaspieCatherine & Greg GordonAntoinette & Bill GrayMichael GrazianoElisabeth & Erik GreenbaumCarol GreerNancy & Russell GrimesMargaret M. GrovePryor HalePat & Leroy HamlettSusan Heald and Evan B. Heald, MDLilah Hegnauer and Anthony ByersHeather Karp and Ira HerbstLin & Steve HillElizabeth & John HowardSally HumphreyNatalie JahrsdoerferMr. & Mrs. Tyson L. JanneyJoan Jay

JustGiveGinny & Allan KanterMarta KeaneJane & Jim KeathleySusanna R. Keller, MDMr. & Mrs. James S. KennanMrs. James A. KerrM. Kersti KoluRonald A. KraussJanet & George LarieRonald L. LavoieEmily LeeMr. & Mrs. Lembit U. LillelehtMrs. Robert N. Lindsay, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. LittleJill A. LivingoodJames LoefflerMarsha & Ivan LoginJack Looney PhotographyZanne MacdonaldAnn H. Mallek and Leo Mallek, DMDVeronica Harsh, MD and Michael A. MalloryLouise A. MalloyMary Bach MaloneJenifer MarshallKaren & Paxton MarshallLisa MartinezPhyllis & Bruce McArdleDaniel F. McCarter, MDMr. & Mrs. Peter M. McDonoughGinger & Bob McKeeEdward C. McKeownAnne M. MegibowMerck Partnership for GivingJanet K. MillerMaureen MinorScott MonroeAnne & Percy MontagueDan MoriartyElizabeth MurrayMeghan Murray and Steve BowersMr. & Mrs. Hans Natterer Christine & Andre NavezMildred & Donald NuechterleinOld Dominion Capital ManagementPeggy Brown PaviourJill T. PaynePayPal on behalf of Crutchfield CorporationLydia & John PealeRonna Gray and Lester PearlsteinAnne PfisterDr. & Mrs. Alejandro E. PosadaKaren & Michael PowellDennis R. ProffittFlorence PughSusan F. QuisenberryLinda L. RaynerBarbara RichArie M. Rijke, MDThe Rimm-Kaufman Family

Ann J. Roberts, RNMr. & Mrs. George E. RobinsonMarion W. RossPhyllis & Bill RossMarilyn & Rusty RothsteinMrs. Dennis RussoBonnie SamuelDoron Samuel-SiegelJudith K. SandsLynette SanfordAnne & Albert SantorelliKay & Ben SargeantDr. & Mrs. John Savory Gretchen Ellis and James N. SchlothauerSari Bennett and Sandy SchustekFrances & Hank SchutzAnnie M. SeationJulia L. ShieldsJessica R. SimonsMr. & Mrs. Lloyd T. SmithJosephine & Don SoursDr. & Mrs. Donald M. Spano Robert SpaulsLee SpitzerCynthia A. StabenowBarbara & Paul StenardBetta StephensAmy T. StewartVirginia StokesBetty L. StricklerLinda, Wayne, Kristen & Shannon SuhlMrs. Gilbert J. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Edward D. Tayloe IIBecky & Larry ThomasPeter M. ThompsonEllen & Harris TobiasTerry TomaroMyron E. TremainMr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Tweel Peggy & Mike Van YahresAndrea & Tonchie VestMr. & Mrs. George T. Waaser, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. K. K. Wallace, Jr.Gabriel WaltersMac WardHope & David WarrenHeather A. WarrenJane WashburnL. WernerCindy WestleyPrice WhiteRebecca & Henry WilburLynanne & Steve WilsonPatricia M. Wood, RN Teswar Wood Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. WoodallC. J. WoodburnEunice Woode and Dr. Moses WoodeSuzanne S. WordRobin & Jonathan WrenMr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Yackso Catherine W. Zuver, MD

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IN KIND DONATIONSAnonymousMary J. Bridle, Allied YogaCACF Future FundCharlottesville/Albemarle Health DepartmentCharlottesville Radio GroupThomas G. Cropley, MDData VisibleDr. & Mrs. Charles H. GleasonKenneth E. Greer, MDHantzmon Wiebel LLCSusan Kalergis PhotographyMartha Jefferson HospitalTed Parlette, MDPayne, Ross & AssociatesJoanne RogolClint SherrillStevensDesign88– Theresa Stevens-ReinesT&N PrintingUVA Health SystemGail Hyder Wiley

IN HONOR OFAmy & Scott Adams Pat AllinsonThe Amato FamilyJoe ArcidiconoDr. David Balaban’s BirthdayRuth L. BarclayElizabeth BenzingerKathy Bowers and Richard ComfortJon BrightRoberta & Ed BrownfieldRonnie & Ernie BubbDr. Burton BurkholderTodd W. CabellBarrie Carveth and familyCFC Volunteers

In honor of all who work for the Charlottesville Free Clinic (2)Diane CluckDr. Andrew CollinsJulia C. CookKathryn Sims Cross (2)Dr. Tom Daniel (4)Dr. Keith FrickLeora FriedbergAnne Moss Geraty and C. Cooper GeratyRichard Gilliam & FamilyPatsy GrahamSusan & Stanley GreenbergDr. Bruce GreysonBeth N. GrubbDr. Kaye HalseyThe wedding of Lilah Hegnauer and Anthony ByersCharles E. Hess, MDJoshua C. HillDr. Sara A. KaltreiderDr. Mark KeeleyDr. Sarah Knight (2)Dr. Will KnightDr. John L. Lanham (3)Dr. & Mrs. Byrd S. LeavellJanie Low and David RichwergerKaren & Paxton MarshallGerald & Susan MatsumotoDr. Marty McKechnieLissa & Richard MerrillJackie & Bob MetzgerDr. David L. MorrisDr. Richard MortonDr. Kevin MurrayLesley Myers and Pat KnightDr. Mohan M. NadkarniThe Nadkarni FamilyDr. Vandana S. Nanda

Mitch NeisDr. Joe OrlickDr. John A. Owen, Jr.Dr. Kelly OwensRebecca P. PenceDr. Susan Pender and Dr. Don MorrisCathy PerrizoSteve PerrowDr. & Mrs. Herbert ReynoldsMrs. Jimmie Lou RichardsonJoanne RogolFrederic ScottDr. & Mrs. James H. ShafferStephanie & Michael ShefRobbie & Richard ShellRamona & Hank ShugartThe wedding of Jen Syverud and Joe Arcidicono (6)Roberta ThomasPat Tiedeman, RPhThe wedding of Drs. Andrea Tribastone and Mohan Nadkarni (49)Erika D. Viccellio, MEd (2)Dr. Chip WhitworthPatricia M. Wood, RN (2)Christine B. Worsham, RN (2)

UVA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Department Chairs/ Center Directors 2012: Mark Abel, MDGretchen ArnoldDouglas A. Bayliss, PhDRuth G. Bernheim, JD, MPHThomas J. Braciale, MD, PhDThomas G. Cropley, MDAnindya Dutta, MD, PhDFrederick H. Epstein, PhDJames E. Ferguson, MD

Barry M. Gumbiner, PhDBankole Johnson, MD, PhDKaren C. Johnston, MDJaideep Kapur, MD, PhDIrving L. Kron, MDJames M. Larner, MDKevin S. Lee, PhDThomas E. Leinbach, DDSPaul A. Levine, MDAlan H. Matsumoto, MDRaymond F. Morgan, MD, DMDChristopher A. Moskaluk, MDJames P. Nataro, MDPeter A. Netland, MD, PhDRobert E. O’Connor, MD, MPHM. Norman Oliver, MDGary K. Owens, PhDKodi S. Ravichandran, PhDGeorge F. Rich, MD, PhDStephen S. Rich, PhDMitchell H. Rosner, MDMark E. Shaffrey, MDWilliam D. Steers, MDMichael J. Weber, PhDRobert P. Wilder, MDMark Yeager, PhD

IN MEMORY OFDr. Nanarao Anandarao Marjorie AndrewsAunt Judy and Uncle O.W.Philip Beaurline Emily D. Beverly Hans-Dieter Braun, MD Elizabeth & Wayne BrobeckAdele & Dan BurnsBeverly CibbarelliDr. William R. Dandridge, Sr.Dr. Worth B. Daniels, Jr. Josephine P. & Robert N. FloodRon Foglia

Frances & John GlassRobert F. HallJames G. InglisNolan Parker Jenkins (2)Anne W. KavanaughBrian Korbon Dr. C.H. LeeAnna MaeDr. Frank C. McCue IIIJean B. “Bunny” MurrayDr. Latham B. Murray (4)Dr. Moreshwar V. NadkarniRoss Brent PickeringDr. William B. PollardJ. William Price, Jr.Patricia L. “Patty” Pullen (2)Dr. Philip RodilossoGretchen & William SchmidtLinda Tinder SigmonDr. Harvey D. Smallwood (2)Tony SmithDr. James W. StoneBetty Greaver TehanBetty S. and Henry R. ThackerMartha Mahone ThomasFrank L. Thomasson IIIDominic TomaroDuner TorAnne Van GorderEmma VanceDr. Peyton E. WearyDr. Claiborne G. Whitworth IIIYvonne T. Wyker

We have reviewed our donor lists carefully but apologize if we have made an error. If your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please contact CFC Development Assistant Kelly Durkin at 295-0008 or kelly@cvillefreeclinic.org.