CAP Foundation - 2015 Annual...

MissionThe CAP Foundation champions patient-centered and humanitarian roles for pathologists. We strive to connect people, especially those in need, to the specialized and life-saving skills of pathologists.

Our programs demonstrate pathology’s impact on patient care, made possible by the support of CAP members, CAP staff, corporations, foundations, patient advocacy groups, health institutions, and laboratory communities.

PurposeFor over 50 years, the CAP Foundation has granted millions of dollars to support pathology education, research, training, and travel grants with the purpose to:

• Enhance the role of the pathologist in the provision of medical care.

• Advance pathology through the education of the medical community.

• Encourage the clinical application of research developments.

12015 CAP Foundation Annual Report

December 31Assets

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Pledges Receivable

Prepaid and Deposits

Due From CAP

Total Current Assets

Investments

Pledges Receivable

Beneficial Interest in Remainder Trust

Property and Equipment

Total Assets

Current Liabilities

Accrued Grants and Awards

Accounts Payable

Deferred Revenue

Accrued Other

Total Current Liabilities

Note Payable to CAP

Total Liabilities

Net Assets

Unrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

Permanently Restricted

Total Net Assets

2015

$225,609

97,834

2,093

50,876

$376,412

1,642,476

63,628

668,542

–

$2,751,058

50,529

30,088

70,727

153,628

$304,972

175,000

$479,972

933,159

1,055,172

282,755

$2,271,086

2014

$455,898

110,393

4,257

48,394

$618,942

1,754,622

147,192

1,028,374

–

$3,549,130

42,030

83,849

42,621

216,947

$385,447

175,000

$560,447

1,015,396

1,604,911

368,377

$2,988,684

CAP FoundationFinancialsIn 2015, The College of American Pathologists, the CAP Foundation’s largest donor, continued to support the Foundation with a contribution of $500,000 consisting of a $300,000 cash gift plus an in-kind donation valued at $200,000 to provide additional staff resources. This commitment to grow the capacity of the Foundation to carry out its mission was also supported by the CAP Foundation Board to invest dollars from the reserve funds to strengthen programs and fundraising capability.

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2015 CAP Foundation

Board of DirectorsPresident Jennifer Laudadio, MD, FCAP

Vice President Marvin Kogan, Media Directions

Secretary-Treasurer William Valentine Harrer, MD, FCAP

Directors Mariana E. Berho, MD, FCAP

Allison Blessing, JD

Matthew Christensen Christina Dean, MD (Junior Member Director)

Steven J. Drury, MD, FCAP

Michael J. Misialek, MD, FCAP

Sonia Robazetti, MD, CCRC

Charles Roussel, CAP Chief Executive O�cer

Nicholas T. Serafy Jr. Karim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAP

Megan Strok Matthew A. Zarka, MD, FCAP Richard R. Gomez, MD, FCAP, CAP Board of Governors Liaison

Gerald R. Hanson, MD, FCAP, CAP Board of Governors Liaison

2015 CAP George Fiedler, Sr. Vice President, Specialty Advancement

Foundation Sta� Maryrose Murphy, Executive Director

Marikay Martin, Director of Development

Marci Zerante, Director of Operations

Julia Rankenburg, Program Development Manager

Kristin Garcia/Melissa Norwick, Operations Manager

325 Waukegan RoadNorthfield, IL 60093-2750800-323-4040 ext. 7846




Ann ArborMichigan

March 14, 2015

Organization St. Joseph Mercy Health System

Your support is saving lives within this community of uninsured and at-risk women. One indicator of See, Test & Treat’s impact: The rate of abnormal Pap test results emerging from this See, Test & Treat was twice the national average. More than 15% of the women screened were referred for prompt follow-up care, and all who attended were connected to care that speaks their language, in their community.

Participants53 women served

Volunteers100

Results16% Abnormal findings that received prompt follow-up care

With pride and appreciation, we salute the dedicated volunteers:

» Sharon K. Bihlmeyer, MD, FCAP» Christina Dean, MD » Jennifer Forsyth, MD, FCAP» Joe A. Tworek, MD, FCAP» John F. Schaldenbrand, MD, FCAP» Samuel D. Hirsch, MD, FCAP» Stewart Knoepp, MD, PhD, FCAP


St. Louis Missouri

April 25, 2015

Organization Barnes-Jewish Siteman Cancer Center

Addressing the urgent need for accessible care in a targeted community, this See, Test & Treat event made a world of di�erence to women in need. An astounding one in five women screened for breast cancer presented abnormal findings. But because health navigation and additional community resources were also on site, See, Test & Treat connected women to comprehensive care resources beyond the initial screening.


Volunteers75

Results1 in 5 women screened for breast cancer presented abnormal findings

Thanks to the sponsors, volunteers, and leaders, including:

» Erin Rubin, MD, FCAP» Katherine Schwetye, MD, PhD, FCAP» Min Han, MD, PhD» Souzan Sanati, MD, FCAP» Vanderlene Kung, MD, PhD


ProvidenceRhode Island

May 9, 2015

Organization Lifespan and Rhode Island Hospital

Women make an estimated 80% of a family’s health care decisions. So when about two friends or family members attended this event to support every woman who was screened, we knew that See, Test & Treat was not simply reaching women—it was engaging families as well.


Volunteers100

Results18% Abnormal findings prompted follow up care

Thanks to the pathologists who made it all possible:

» Latha Pisharodi, MD, FCAP » Douglas C. Anthony, MD, PhD, FCAP» Mariana Canepa, MD, FCAP


OrganizationSignature Healthcare

Breast cancer survivor Maria Cardoso, 41, highlighted this See, Test & Treat, with an educational talk for participants that underscored the harsh reality: Breast cancer is among the most common cancers a�ecting women today.

Fortunately, through cancer-detection resources made possible by your support, we can reach women at risk earlier, when chances for survival are best. We provide women much-needed screening and accessible, engaging care.


Volunteers45

Results10% abnormal findings

We thank these lead pathologists: » Desiree A. Carlson, MD, FCAP» Amy Mondelblatt, MD, FCAP

Brockton Massachusetts

May 16, 2015


BronxNew York

May 30, 2015R E S U L T S

Organization Montefiore Medical Center

Participants41 women screened

Volunteers60

Results25% Abnormal Pap findings22% HPV8.6% Abnormal Breast findings

We commend the stellar team of pathologists:

» Michael B. Prystowsky, MD, PhD, FCAP» Mark J. Suhrland, MD, FCAP » Samer N. Khader, MD, FCAP » Gloria Ramos-Rivera, MD » Lauren McLemore, DO, MPH » Jose G. Mantilla Arango, MD » Evan Himchak, MD » Ritu Gupta, MD » Susan Tannenbaum, MD, FCAP

In this diverse urban setting, a large portion of the community lives without links to medical care, spurring a high prevalence of cancer detected in late stages. Here, our 2015 results demonstrate that our donors help make a di�erence for many.

A full 25% of Pap tests were abnormal, with several women connecting to immediate follow-up care. Among breast cancer screenings, 8.6% of the women required additional analysis and one malignancy was confirmed.


Organization Loyola University Medical Center

This first CAP Foundation screening program in Chicagoland brought services to a community in which 15% live below the poverty level and unemployment is the highest in the city.


Volunteers90

Leaders we thank include: » Eva M. Wojcik, MD, FCAP » Agata Czapla, MD» Guliz Barkan, MD, FCAP» Roberto G. Gamez, MD, FCAP

Maywood Illinois

August 29, 2015

R E S U L T SLab tests performed included six Clinical BioChemistry labs (ie, Lipid, Metabolic, Thyroid); nine Clinical “special” labs based on prescreening responses and indicated risky behavior (ie, Hep B, Hep C, HIV, and Syphilis). Women who tested positive or had abnormal results were scheduled follow-up appointments/care.

For instance, a 60 year old woman who had never received a detailed women’s wellness exam, was diagnosed with severe hypertension and diabetes and was immediately connected to Medicaid care and follow-up.


Organization NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center

In its 10th consecutive year, this program now spans three days and takes community health education and laboratory medicine where no physician has gone before. Related events and awareness-raising included fashion shows for cancer survivors, Hmong teas, and appearances by our lead pathologists on Twin Cities television.


Volunteers115

Results9% abnormal findings that required follow-up

Thanks to the sponsors, volunteers, and leaders, including:

» Bradley M. Linzie, MD, FCAP» Evan Sell, MD

MinneapolisMinnesota

October 6–8, 2015


Garden Grove California

November 14, 2015

Organization VNCOC Southland Health Center

Because of the continued commitment of our donors, See, Test & Treat’s reach continues to extend deeply into this largely underserved Vietnamese population. And with it, we tackle a vexing reality: Regardless of where they are born, women of Vietnamese descent have the highest rates of cervical cancer incidence and mortality compared to any other ethnic group.


Volunteers35

Results17% Abnormal Pap findings13% HPV9% Abnormal Breast findings

Sincere thanks to our dedicated pathologists who delivered the program:

» Si Van Nguyen, MD, FCAP» Oliver Huang, MD, PhD, FCAP» Brett M. Lowenthal, MD


HoustonTexas

ConroeTexas

ArlingtonTexas

August 1, 2015 October 10, 2015 December 12, 2015

Organization UT Physicians Bayshore Multispecialty Clinic

Nearly half of women here are Spanish speaking and nearly one in three has no medical insurance. What a benefit to have 65 clinical volunteers reach 107 women in a full day of health education and screening services.


Volunteers65

Results18% Abnormal breast requiring further care

Leaders we thank include: » Jing Liu, MD, PhD, FCAP» Anneliese Velez-Perez, MD

Organization Lone Star Community Health Center

In 2015, the second, See, Test & Treat at this clinic performed a record 10 colposcopies and nine biopsies in the fight against cervical cancer.


Volunteers125

Results11% abnormal Pap results 13% abnormal mammograms

Pathology leaders who made all the difference to reach these women in need include:

» Kyle L. Eskue, MD, FCAP» Anneliese Velez-Perez, MD» Betty K. Oetama, MD, FCAP» Cristina Montalvo, MD, FCAP» David Cohen, MD» Ed O. Uthman, MD, FCAP» M. Elaine Kling, MD, FCAP» Elizabeth Jacobi, MD» Rachel Donohue, MD» Shannon A. Butler-Williams, MD, FCAP

Organization IVFMD Clinic

This first See, Test & Treat screening in the Dallas area reached a diverse mix of women for whom cancer screening rates are far below public health-targeted goals. Forging a powerful partnership that included sponsors such as Quest Diagnostics and Moncrief Cancer Institute, the screening also forged new care connections for women and families.


Volunteers35

Results7% Abnormal Breast Findings

For extending our reach, leaders we thank include:

» Sang Wu, MD, FCAP» Elisabeth Brockie, DO» Robert L. Breckenridge, MD, MBA, FCAP» Yasmeen M. Butt, MD» Shuang Niu, MD, PhD, FCAP» Maria Alvi, MD, FCAP


ArlingtonTexas

R E S U L T SPathologist Sang Wu, MD, FCAP, led the first Dallas-area See, Test & Treat to connect more thant 40 vunerable women to community care.


A year and half after the first See, Test & Treat at Rhode Island Hospital, pathologist Latha R. Pisharodi, MD, FCAP, was still struck by the experience of one participant in particular: a 46-year-old mother of six children.

“A fairly recent émigré from a very poor country, she had never had a mammogram or Pap smear,”Dr. Pisharodi explained. “While her cervical screening showed no abnormalities, her mammogram led to a diagnosis of stage 2 breast carcinoma. She underwent surgery and treatment, and today she is cancer-free.”

“Had a family member not known about our See, Test & Treat day, this woman’s disease would probably have gone long undetected,” she said. “Cancer screening is simply something she knew nothing about.” Hers is not an isolated story.

More than one quarter of the women fitting the criteria for a mammogram at the Rhode Island See, Test & Treat had never been screened for breast cancer. Nearly one in six women had never had a Pap test.

“We know that screening saves lives,” Dr. Pisharodi explained. “But that message and the means to act on it are still not reaching the women at greatest risk of dying from cancer.”

In support of Dr. Pisharodi’s vision to produce an educational video explaining to patients the imperative story of cancer screening, the CAP Foundation recognized Dr. Pisharodi last year with the 2015 Gene and Jean Herbek Humanitarian Award.

“Being a part of See, Test & Treat is an inspirational experience,” Dr. Pisharodi said. “It is a day that removes barriers for women who may rarely seek medical attention and for pathologists who may rarely see the patients that they serve on a daily basis.”

By demystifying both the science and the practical aspects of breast and cervical cancer screening, the video, titled

“Screen for Life,” will reduce fears and correct misperceptions that participants might harbor as it shares stories of women who have benefitted from See, Test & Treat. The video will be shown at community organization meetings, health centers, and other educational venues, including See, Test & Treat programs, and will also be shared via social media and other hosting sites.

Dr. Pisharodi is an on-sta¦ pathologist and director of cytopathology at Rhode Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital, and Newport Hospital in Rhode Island. She is an associate professor of pathology at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University in Providence, and also serves as a CAP laboratory inspector.

“We have a life-saving story to tell, and I will share it through the premier story-telling medium of our times”

Compassion in Action: The Herbek Humanitarian Award

The Herbek Humanitarian Award Named for CAP immediate past president and See, Test & Treat founder Gene N. Herbek, MD, FCAP and his wife Jean, the award grants up to $25,000 annually to a CAP Fellow who provides See, Test, & Treat program leadership. Latha R. Pisharodi, MD, FCAP, (Center) won the award.


Two Patients, One ProgramScreening the Spectrum of Women in Need

RenaRena was in transition when she came to a See, Test & Treat. Having moved to Texas from Chicago four years earlier, Rena had not had a routine cancer screening in years. In fact, she didn’t even have a doctor.

“A wellness exam, PAP smear, and mammogram are expensive,” she explained. “I am starting a new business, and I do not have extra funds. Although I did sign up for health insurance through the new health care marketplace, I just haven’t been able to a¦ord the $100 monthly premiums and the deductible is $3,000, which is also beyond my reach.”

Because of our program, Rena was able to see beyond the barriers to care.

“I don’t know and haven’t even visited a doctor since moving to Texas,” she said. “So I came here for screening, but everyone has been wonderful, positive, and willing to give me as much information as I need. Because of all the resources I found here, I’m not only grateful for the same-day results, which I love, but I’ll be much more comfortable coming back when I need a doctor.”

LeticiaBy contrast, Leticia came to the same See, Test & Treat with a pressing fear prompted by pain.

“I have been having pain in my right breast for some time now. I cannot a¦ord to see a doctor because of my lack of insurance and the financial position I am in,” Leticia said. “I found out about this program through a TV commercial. I called the phone number and made an appointment.”

Her same-day test results helped eliminate Leticia’s uncertainty. But there was more.

“This program doesn’t just give test results, it also prepares the woman and her family members on what to do next,” she said. “It helps women learn how to take care of themselves and start paying more attention to any discomforts they might have. Everything that has been presented to me today has been very helpful.”

Grass Roots Health Care Starts at the TopEva Wojcik, MD, FCAP, lead pathologist at Loyola University Medical Center (LUMC), in Maywood, Illinois, recognized a unique need right in her hospital’s backyard. Many Polish, African-American, Hispanic, and Caucasian women in the community don’t have access to health services.

So she went straight to the top.

“I started with Wendy, the LUMC president and her administrative team,” Dr. Wojcik said. “I told them about See, Test & Treat and how important it is. They listened. They decided this was exactly in line with Loyola’s mission: We serve the community.”

In fact, LUMC president Wendy S. Leutgens, RN, MSN, didn’t need much convincing. Providing vital health services through See, Test & Treat was a natural fit. So much so that during the screening day, President Leutgens stood at the door, greeting and welcoming patients, participants, attending families and friends.

“I hope that these women have a great experience and that none of them has a bad finding,” she said. “But if they do, I hope we catch it early, and they get connected to the care they need. Maybe some of them will connect with a doctor and realize how important preventative care is.”


“Above all else, this meeting clearly informed me of the absolute need for us to become better communicators, louder voices, and more powerful advocates.”

Advancing Value Through Education and Training

Dr. Smith Goes to WashingtonAs you read the anecdotes from residents who were awarded the CAP Foundation Leadership Development Award who attend the annual CAP Policy Meeting, the Frank Capra film

“Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” comes to mind.

In that 1939 classic, the optimism of youth collides woefully with the world of politics. But in the end, the promise of youth prevails.

Scott & White Memorial Hospital/Texas A&M Health Science Center pathology resident Amelia B. Sybenga, DO, provides an account of the 2015 CAP Policy Meeting, sharing all the elements of a drama with scripted overtones of optimism:

“Developing a better understanding of the insidious process of attempts to usurp physician judgment, the way our health care system functions on an administrative/financial level, and how rapidly detrimental changes can happen if we stay uninvolved were the most important points I took home.”

Undaunted by the befuddling view of US health care in Washington, DC, Dr. Sybenga also reported she learned “that we also have the ability to prevent these changes, and the ability to change the system as a whole.”

“Every resident should attend this meeting at least during residency,” she said. “Learning these processes and skills during residency and networking opportunities in this small community will fortify one’s career and better prepare physicians to act as advocates for change.”


CAP Foundation Leadership Development Awards Leadership development awards foster the next generation of pathologists, honoring young practitioners with a grant to attend CAP meetings and events, immersing them in issues to address and advance the specialty.

2015 Honorees Include:Lik Hang Lee, MD Gastrointestinal/hepatic/pancreatobiliary pathology fellowship, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York

Andres Moon, MD Pathology resident, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, Washington

Julie Anne Ross, MD, PhD Pathology resident, Yale-New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Connecticut

Amelia B. Sybenga, DO Pathology resident, Scott & White Memorial Hospital and Texas A&M Health Science Center, Tempe, Texas

CAP FoundationInformatics AwardsAward benefits extend beyond the individuals. CAP Foundation Informatics awardee Valerie Lockhart, MD, summarily revamped her thinking after her CAP15 continuing education in informatics, which was made possible through our generous supporters.

“I’ve reframed my perceptions of electronic medical records,” she said. “It’s not just isolated charts with individuals’ medical information that are easy to access from any computer. It’s an entire database with detailed information about every single type of patient you can imagine.”

As the field of pathology rapidly evolves to deliver better patient care, pathology informatics continues to align technology and business strategy with the clinical needs of the future.

Thanks to our dedicated donors, the CAP Foundation will again o¦er the Informatics Award in 2016. All CAP Junior Members are eligible to receive up to $1,000 for travel to CAP16, where they will attend informatics-based educational sessions and meet with industry leaders.

Informatics Awardees Valerie Lockhart, MDLouisiana State University Health Sciences CenterShreveport, Louisiana

James J. Saller, MDMo�t Cancer CenterTampa, Florida

Wade Schulz, MD, PhDYale UniversityNew Haven, Connecticut

“It can simplify research, automate processes, and act as a safety net to keep

chronically ill patients from falling off the grid.”


Translational Diagnostics:Award Charts New Pathology Career Paths Delivering four weeks of hands-on training at Ventana Medical Systems, in Tucson, Arizona, this $5,000 CAP Foundation award continues to shape career paths for today’s young pathologists. Pathology residents and 2015 awardees filed these reports from the field:

William E. Gibson, MD University of Chicago, NorthShore University Health System, Evanston, Illinois

“This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I’m grateful to the CAP Foundation for granting it to me. I saw firsthand that the pathologist has unique insight and valuable skill sets to leverage in traditional roles, such as reading slides as well as in nontraditional roles, including project leadership, sales/marketing, and technical development. As a result of this award, I will be applying to informatics fellowship programs with a focus on digital pathology.”

Ashish Rajput, MD, University of Ottawa, Ottawa HospitalOttawa, Ontario

Advancing Gold Standards of Laboratory Medicine

The CAP Foundation’s 2015 John H. Rippey Grant for Laboratory Quality Assurance funded neuropathologist William C. McDonald, MD, FCAP, of Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, in a project aimed at improving the histologic evaluation and classification of pituitary tumors.

His research title alone speaks to the CAP and the CAP Foundation’s 50-year history at the forefront of defining quality in laboratory medicine: “Diagnostic Best Practices in the Absence of Gold Standards: An approach to IHC Panel Construction Using Tissue Microarray and Statistical Learning Techniques.”

“The proliferation of tests, reagents, and recommendations makes it di¯cult for pathologists to validate immunohistochemical (IHC) stains when gold standards are unavailable and to understand, in particular, the most e¯cient panel for complex disease characterization,” Dr. McDonald explained.

Supporters of the CAP Foundation made it possible for Dr. McDonald and his team to explore and expand the application of an improved process they had developed.

“In pursuit of the optimal combination of cost, accuracy, and ease of use, we have had marvelous success with the overall project,” he reported. “We published our groundwork in the Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine’s early online release papers and are submitting abstracts to present at an upcoming conference.”

“This experience was an eye-opener. I witnessed the immense logistics and quality assurance process behind building new instruments and reagents that are sensitive, specific, accurate, and precise.”


Continuing a Legacy of LearningThe Geraldine Colby Zeiler Awards The Geraldine Colby Zeiler Awards provide educational grants each year to cytotechnology students, in collaboration with the American Society of Cytopathology Awards. We recognize our 2015 awardees:

Christopher Del Rio METC Cytotechnology Program Fort Sam Houston, Texas

Aaron BeaverMETC Cytotechnology Program Fort Sam Houston, Texas

Sarah SilberMayo School of Health SciencesRochester, Minnesota

Lindsey Wilson and Avery WeinartzIndiana University School of Medicine Indianapolis, Indiana

The William R. BynumMD Scholarship Fund, on behalf of the Missouri Society of Pathologists, supports the advancement of medical technologists in their final academic year. The CAP Foundation proudly recognized these students in 2015:

Samuel PhillipsMercy Hospital School of Clinical Lab ScienceSt. Louis, Missouri

Brittany RoemmichCoxHealth School of Medical TechnologySpringfield, Missouri

The Pierre W. Keitges, MD, Medical Ethics Endowment Fund The Medical Ethics Endowment Fund supports education specific to medical ethics at the CAP’s annual meeting, delivering enrichment that encourages pathologists to address the changing landscape of medical issues. The award-winning 2015 faculty, Suzanne Dintzis, MD, PhD, FCAP, and Mari Rendi, MD, PhD, FCAP, taught the CME educational session “Disclosing Harmful Pathology Errors to Colleagues, Treating Clinicians, and Patients.”

Because of your support, young pathologists are reframing their expertise to include the burgeoning field of clinical informatics.


Lifetime Giving of $1,000,000 or moreWilliam B. Zeiler, MD, FCAPCollege of American Pathologists

Lifetime Giving of $250,000 or moreDr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HansonThe Serafy Foundation (Seracon Diagnostics Company) (Nicholas T. Serafy Jr.)University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (Michael Becich, MD, PhD, FCAP)

Lifetime Giving of $100,000 or moreAbbott LaboratoriesGenentech Inc.Los Angeles Society of Pathologists (James F. Keefe, MD, FCAP)Olympus America Inc.Rippey Fund Donors (Southwest and Great Lakes Regional Quality Groups)

Lifetime Giving of $50,000 or moreDr. and Mrs. Stephen N. BauerDr. Robert L. Breckenridge and Ms. Alison BlessingDr. and Mrs. Gene N. HerbekDr. Rebecca L. Johnson and Mr. Michael A. KellyThe Esther & Hyman Rapport Philanthropic Trust (Roger D. Klein, JD, MD, FCAP)Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Robboy Dr. and Mrs. Jared N. SchwartzAperioBaxter Healthcare CorporationBecton DickinsonRobert Wood Johnson FoundationVentana Medical Systems Inc.

Lifetime Giving of $40,000 or moreDr. Desiree A. Carlsonand Mr. Stephen P. SullivanDr. and Mrs. Edward P. FodyMr. and Mrs. Charles J. RousselDr. and Mrs. Jay F. SchambergBayer DiagnosticsHologicMcKesson Information Solutions Inc.Media Directions Creative Group (Marvin Kogan)The Coleman FoundationConsultants for Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Sakura Finetek USA, Inc.US LABS/Esoterix

Lifetime Giving of $30,000 or moreE. Randy Eckert, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. Richard C. FriedbergDr. and Mrs. Eric F. GlassyDr. and Mrs. William V. HarrerDr. and Mrs. Andrew HorvathGail R. Janes, PhD (In memory of Chester J. Herman, MD, FCAP)Dr. and Mrs. V.O. Speights Jr. Dr. Emily E. Volk and Dr. Daniel MaisPathology Associates of Albuquerque PAPathology Education Consortium (Bruce Friedman, MD, FCAP)Research and Diagnostic Systems Inc.Smith Kline BeechamUniversity of Michigan

Lifetime Giving of $20,000 or morePaul Bachner, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. David J. BlombergKris L. Challapalli, MD, FCAPKim A. Collins, MD, FCAPDr. Patricia A. Devine and

Mr. William PhinneyDr. and Mrs. Alan F. FrigyStephen A. Geller, MD, FCAPMary E. Kass, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. Alfred LuiJohn G. Newby, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. Dennis O’NeillThomas G. Puckett, MD, FCAPAlvin M. Ring, MD, FCAPThe Daniel Seckinger Trust (In memory of Daniel Seckinger, MD, FCAP)Dr. Ronald L. Weiss and Ms. Peggy A. AhlinDr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WheelerRobert S. Zirl, MD, FCAPAbbott MolecularChrisope/Remel Technology Inc.Community Memorial FoundationMisys Healthcare SystemsNTT DataPfizer Global Medical RelationsRoche Diagnostics CorporationStrategic Offsites Group Inc.

The Herbek See, Test & Treat® Founders Circle $25,000 Donors

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen N. BauerDr. Robert L. Breckenridge and Ms. Alison Blessing

Dr. Patricia A. Devineand Mr. William Phinney Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. FodyDr. and Mrs. Richard C. FriedbergDr. and Mrs. Gene N. HerbekDr. and Mrs. Andrew E. HorvathDr. Rebecca L. Johnson and Mr. Michael A. KellyDr. and Mrs. Stanley J. RobboyMr. and Mrs. Charles J. RousselDr. and Mrs. Jay F. SchambergDr. and Mrs. Jared N. SchwartzDr. Emily E. Volk and Dr. Daniel D. Mais

The Herbek See, Test & Treat® Founders Circle $15,000 Donors

Dr. and Mrs. David J. BlombergDr. Desiree A. Carlson and Mr. Stephen P. SullivanAlfred W. Campbell, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. Alan F. FrigyDr. and Mrs. Eric F. GlassyDr. Richard and Ms. Patsy C. GomezDr. and Mrs. William V. HarrerDr. Bharati S. and Dr. Suketu Jhaveri Kathryn T. Knight, MD, FCAPDr. Jennifer Laudadio and Mr. Ethan IgleheartDr. and Mrs. Alfred LuiJames J. Navin, MD, FCAP

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis G. O’Neill C. Dean Pappas, MD, FCAPDr. Michael B. and Dr. Janet H. PrystowskyDr. and Mrs. V.O. Speights Jr.Dr. Elizabeth A. Wagarand Mr. Michael GersonDr. Ronald L. Weiss and Ms. Peggy AhlinDr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wheeler Dr. R. Bruce Williamsand Dr. Susan Van Hook Williams

These individuals were honored in 2015 with a gift:

All CAP Foundation Donors Karim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAP

Oliver Craig Allen Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roussel

Rebecca A. Arora, MD, FCAPCompHealth

Barbara J. BarrettDouglas G. Knapman, MBA

Lisa A. Brancazio, MD, FCAPCompHealth

Janice L. CarrierDouglas G. Knapman, MBA

John R. Carter, MDFrank P. Miller III, MD, FCAP

Lloyd ClemetsenDebbie Szczesniak

Carol ColasaccoSally Weintraub

Elizabeth CramerSally Weintraub

Nilo Del RosarioBarbara J. Blond

Carmen DumlerKaren Balinski

Joyce Kathryn Evans Emde, MS, PhDKarim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAP

Ruth FiedlerMrs. Sophia J. Fiedler

2015 Donor Honor Roll Through the honor roll, the CAP Foundation expresses its deepest gratitude to the following members, friends, sta¦, corporations, and foundations for the support they have generously given to the CAP Foundation during 2015 and throughout their lifetime.


Sally FoxDeborah B. Gordon, MD, FCAP

Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. FriedbergMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roussel

Kristin GarciaDr. Jennifer Laudadio and Mr. Ethan IgleheartKarim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAPSonia Robazetti, MD, CCRC

Deborah GeigerChristina Dean, MD

Frederick G. Germuth, MDSamy S. Iskandar, MBChB, PhD, FCAP

Jacqueline Glanton, MBADouglas G. Knapman, MBA

Dr. Richard R. and Ms. Patsy C. GomezMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roussel

Stuart GrossMary Katherine Krause

Frances S. HaasThomas S. Haas, DO, FCAP

Anirudha Halder, MD, FCAPCompHealth

Michelle M. Herbert, MD, FCAPPamela S. Bullock, MD, FCAP

Dr. and Mrs. Gene N. HerbekRonald P. Spark, MD, FCAP

Jean HerbekFrancine AllenDiane FriedbergMichael GershonDonna GodbeyPatsy GomezSuzanne HansonPeng-Hoong ChungDr. Suketu JhaveriEthan IgleheartAlba AlexanderLauri Annis RichRobin F. RichardWyn Roussel

Robert R. StuartMarcia ValensteinDr. Susan Van Hook Williams

Chester J. Herman, MD, FCAPWayne W. Grody, MD, PhD, FCAPGail R. Janes, PhDJoseph P. Leverone, MD, FCAP

Lars W. Kleppe, MD, FCAPMarlys Kleppe

Samantha KnapmanDouglas G. Knapman, MBA

Richard H. Knierim, MD, FCAPMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roussel

Samara A. LingafelterDouglas G. Knapman

Virginia A. LiVolsi, MD, FCAPJennifer L. Hunt, MD, MEd, FCAP

Jessica LockfeldS. Robert Freedman, MD, FCAP

Marion Malone and George MolnarKerry Lydon

Elrica MartinezDouglas G. Knapman, MBA

Tari McDermandSally Weintraub

Jill A. McGuireSally Weintraub

Pam S. MixSally Weintraub

Raouf E. Nakhleh, MD, FCAPMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roussel

C. Michael NiemeyerLinda J. Parapetti

Edgar H. Pierce Jr., MD, FCAPCompHealth

Jane PotterGene K. Potter, MD, FCAP

Clem PruskoLinda J. Parapetti

Stephen G. Ruby, MD, MBA, FCAPDouglas G. Knapman, MBA

Jane ShlaesSally Weintraub

Anthony T. SmithSally Weintraub

William T. Snoddy, MDMarlene L. Magrini-Greyson, MD, FCAP

Grace L. SteffenLinda J. Parapetti

Vernon SwansonLinda J. Parapetti

LoAnn TranDouglas G. Knapman, MBA

Colin Tribe, MBBCh, MD Samy S. Iksandar, MBChB, PhD, FCAP

Dr. R. Bruce Williams and Dr. Susan Van Hook WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Roussel

President’s Circle Platinum Level $2,500+

Dr. and Mrs. David J. BlombergAlfred W. Campbell, MD, FCAPDr. Desiree A. Carlson and Mr. Stephen P. SullivanMichael Deck, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. Edward P. FodyDr. and Mrs. Richard C. FriedbergAlan F. Frigy, MD, FCAP Dr. and Mrs. Eric F. GlassyDr. Richard R. Gomezand Ms. Patsy C. GomezThe Hanson Family Charitable Fund (Gerald R. Hanson, MD, FCAP)Dr. and Mrs. William V. HarrerDr. and Mrs. Gene N. Herbek Dr. and Mrs. Andrew E. HorvathDr. Bharati S. and Dr. Suketu Jhaveri Dr. Rebecca L. Johnson and Mr. Michael A. KellyThe Esther & Hyman Rapport Philanthropic Trust (Roger D. Klein, JD, MD, FCAP)Dr. Jennifer Laudadioand Mr. Ethan IgleheartDr. and Mrs. Alfred LuiGuillermo G. Martinez-Torres, MD, FCAP James J. Navin, MD, FCAP C. Dean Pappas, MD, FCAP Pathology Associates of Albuquerque PA (Peter Appenzeller, MD, FCAP) (Alexei Bakhirev, MD, FCAP) (Bonnie A. Carmichael, MD, FCAP) (James C. Elliott, MD, FCAP) (Hillary R. Elwood, MD, FCAP) (Richard M. Feddersen, MD, FCAP)

(Robyn Gaffney, MD, FCAP) (Elizabeth I. Harris, MD, FCAP (Andrew E. Horvath, MD, FCAP) (Amer Z. Mahmoud, MD, FCAP) (Thomas G. McConnell, MD, FCAP) (Jeremy C. Parsons, MD, FCAP) (Arand D. Pierce, MD, FCAP) (Cordelia E. Sever, MD, FCAP) (James H. Spigel, MD, FCAP) (Shelly A. Stepenaskie, MD, FCAP) (Benjamin Wagenman, MD, FCAP) (Whitney M. Winham. MD, FCAP) (Dahua Zhang, MD, PhD, FCAP) Dr. Michael B. and Dr. Janet H. PrystowskyMary Ann Sens, MD, PhD, FCAPNicholas T. Serafy Jr. Dr. and Mrs. V.O. Speights Jr.Dr. Emily E. Volk and Dr. Daniel D. Mais Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WheelerDr. R. Bruce Williamsand Dr. Susan Van Hook WilliamsWilliam B. Zeiler, MD, FCAP

President’s Circle Gold Level $2,000–$2,499

Matthew ChristensenJessica M. Comstock, MD, FCAP Gail R. Janes, PhDKathryn T. Knight, MD, FCAP Louis J. Zinterhofer, MD, FCAP

President’s Circle Silver Level $1,500–$1,999

Philip A. Branton, MD, FCAPOU Medical System Clinical Laboratory (Lewis A. Hassell, MD, FCAP)Oliver S. Kim, MD, FCAPMaryrose T. Murphy, MT, MBA John G. Newby, MD, FCAP Richard D. Raskin, Esq.


President’s Circle Level $1,000–$1,499

Paul F. Atkinson, MD, FCAPDr. and Mrs. Stephen N. BauerRoberto J. Bayardo, MD, FCAP Mariana E. Berho, MD, FCAPSharon K. Bihlmeyer Gauthier, MD, FCAP Karl J. Blessinger, MD, FCAP David L. Booker, MD, FCAP Jeffrey D. Cao, MD, FCAP Matthew D. Carr, MD, FCAP Thomas J. Cooper Jr., MD, FCAP Teresa M. Cox, MD, FCAP Edward Ewing, DO, FCAP Mary E. Fowkes, MD, PhD, FCAP Stephen A. Geller, MD, FCAPMichael A. Gistrak, MD, FCAP Gregory L. Gleason, MBAWayne W. Grody, MD, PhD, FCAP Mary F. Hahn, MD, FCAPStanley R. Hamilton, MD, FCAPLewis A. Hassell, MD, FCAPGerald A. Hoeltge, MD, FCAP Robert D. Hoffman, MD, PhD, FCAP Dr. Jennifer L. Hunt and Mr. Peng-Hoong ChungCharles N. Iknayan, MD, FCAPMegha G. Joshi, MD, FCAP Michael T. Kafka, MD, FCAP Anthony A. Killeen, MD, PhD, FCAP Ellen C. Ko, MD, FCAPRonald B. Lepoff, MD, FCAP Joseph P. Leverone, MD, FCAP Bradley M. Linzie, MD, FCAP Stephen R. Lyle, MD, PhD, FCAP Barbarajean Magnani, PhD, MD, FCAPMarion Malone and George Molnar Paul J. McCarthy, MD, FCAP Jill A. McGuireKamala Murali, MD, FCAP James L. Ownbey, MD, FCAP Diane L. Persons, MD, Michelle LE Powers, MD, MBA, FCAPMr. and Mrs. Charles J. RousselAssad J. Saad, MD, FCAP Mary R. Schwartz, MD, FCAP

Christine N. Sillings, MD, FCAPKarim E. Sirgi, MD, MBA, FCAP Charles E. Slonaker III, MD, FCAP Robert J. Tomec, MD, FCAPPaul N. Valenstein, MD, FCAP Gail H. Vance, MD, FCAP Michael J. Waldron, MD, FCAP Dr. Ronald L. Weiss and Ms. Peggy A. AhlinSang Wu, MD, FCAP Matthew A. Zarka, MD, FCAP Michelle K. Zimmerman, MD, FCAP

Governor’s Circle $500–$999

Edward R. Ashwood, MD, FCAP Janice M. Atkinson, MD, FCAPElizabeth A. Bauer-Marsh, MD, FCAP Jane A. Bennett-Munro, MD, FCAP Thomas M. Betlej, MD, FCAP George E. Branam, MD, FCAP Henry G. Brown, MD, PhD, FCAP Joseph N. Carberry, MD, FCAP Deborah R. Citron, MD, FCAP Earle S. Collum, MD, FCAPBarbara A. Crothers, DO, FCAP

Diane D. Davey, MD, FCAP William E. Doughty, MD, FCAP John T. Fallon, MD, PhD, FCAP Robert Farnham III, MD, FCAP Lisa Fatheree S Robert Freedman, MD, FCAP Louis W. Gierke, DO, FCAP Dr. and Mrs. Patrick E. GodbeyThomas S. Haas, DO, FCAPBruce W. Hughes, MD, FCAP Charles N. Iknayan, MD, FCAP

Masashi Itano, MD, FCAP Donald A. Johnson, MD, FCAP Frederick L. Kiechle, MD, PhD, FCAP Anand S. Lagoo, MD, PhD, FCAP Christopher M. Leveque, MD, FCAP Alan Levin, MD, FCAPKerry Lydon John C. Martin, MD, FCAP Larry W. Massie, MD, FCAP Roger C. Mathewson, MD, FCAP Pam S. Mix Dina R. Mody, MD, FCAP Raouf E. Nakhleh, MD, FCAP

Valerie L. Ng, MD, PhD, FCAP Avtarinder K. Nijjar, MD, FCAPFelix A. Olobatuyi, MD, FCAP Dennis P. O’Malley, MD, FCAP Steven F. O’Sheal, MD, FCAP Wilfredo D. Pacio, MD, FCAPWilliam C. Pitts, MD, FCAP Miriam D. Post, MD, FCAP Suzanne Z. Powell, MD, FCAP Kathleen E. Puca, MD, FCAP David M. Reardon, MD, FCAP Dr. and Mrs. James E. Richard James A. Robb, MD, FCAP James E. Roberts, MD, FCAP Milton W. Roggenkamp, MD, FCAP Patricia R. Romano, MD, FCAP Charles F. Romberger, MD, FCAP Rene Rone, MD, FCAPStephen G. Ruby, MD, MBA, FCAP John H. Sinard, MD, PhD, FCAP Prudence V. Smith, MD, FCAP Stephanie A. Spingarn, MD, FCAP John C. Spinosa, MD, FCAPThe American Legion—Peoples Gas Post 336 (Julia Rankenburg)Devendra V. Trivedi, MD, FCAPFrancisco R. Velazquez, MD, FCAP William W. West, MD, FCAP Robert M. White, MD, FCAP Jan E. Woods, MD, FCAPLouis D. Wright Jr., MD, FCAP

Friends of the Foundation $100–$499

George R. Abbott, MD, FCAPJeanne L. Ackerman, MD, FCAPKeith A. Aldred, MD, FCAPCharles K. Allam, MD, FCAP Mr. and Mrs. Ken AllisonImad Y. Almanaseer, MD, FCAP Cris J. Anderson, MD, FCAP Dale F. Andres, DO, FCAP James E. Anhalt Jr., MD, FCAP Panayiota A. Athanasiadou, MD, FCAP BAxel A. Baez-Torres, MD, FCAP

Karen Balinski Ashok M. Balsaver, MD, FCAP Richard J. Baltaro, MD, PhD, FCAPNasima Banerjee, MD, FCAP Lyle W. Barksdale, MD, FCAP John W. Barnes, MD, FCAP Roberto J. Barrios, MD, FCAPNicholas I. Batalis, MD, FCAPJames L. Bauer, MD, FCAPRichard D. Becker Lee G. Beckwith, MD, FCAP Michael D. Bell, MD, FCAPAudrey K. Bennett, MD, FCAP Christopher O. Bibb, MD, FCAP Robert D. Bjork, MD, FCAPSaad Y. Blaney, MBChB, MD, FCAPCharles E. Boonstra, MD, FCAP Aaron D. Bossler, MD, PhD, FCAP Eleni P. Bourtsos, MD, FCAP Cindy Bowman, MTJohn T. Braun, MD, FCAPGerard Breton, MD, FCAPMark D. Brissette, MD, FCAP Robert A. Brooks, MD, FCAP Ronald J. Bryant, MD, FCAP Howard B. Burch, MD, FCAPM. Desmond Burke, MD, FCAPPeter R. Burke, MD, FCAP Edward J. Burkhard Jr., MD, FCAP CLeonard A. Caccavella Eileen M. Cahill, MD, FCAP Jeanette M. Camacho, MD Michael J. Carey, MD, FCAP Brian K. Carlile, DO, FCAP Pedro A. Carmona, MD, FCAP Robert H. Carnighan, MD, PhD, FCAPRobert F. Carr Jr., MD, FCAP Victor Casas, MD, FCAP Ann B. Catts, MD, FCAPFiliberto CavazosAnthony Chang, MD, FCAP Chung-Che Chang, MD, PhD, FCAP Howard P. Charman, MD, FCAP Homer H. Cheng, MD, FCAP Stephen J. Cina, MD, FCAP


Walter I. Hofman, MD, FCAPRichard E. Horowitz, MD, FCAP Kelli A. Hutchens, MD, FCAP Vera C. Hyman, MD, FCAP ISamy S. Iskandar, MBChB, PhD, FCAP JMichael E. Jackson, MD, FCAP Eloisa B. Jahdi, MD, FCAPJay J. Jiang, MDMing Jiang, MD, FCAP Jonathan H. Johnson, MD, FCAP Walter D. Jones, MD, FCAP Randal C. Juengel, MD, FCAP

Kathy Juliussen Kenneth H. Jurgens, MD, FCAP Elzbieta W. Jurka, MD, FCAP KBrinda R. Kamat, MD, FCAPSandra S. Kaplan, MD, FCAPF. Donald Kapps, MD, FCAPEdward A. Kaufman, MD, FCAP Harvey W. Kaufman, MD, FCAP

Ernest H. Kawamoto, MD, FCAPWilliam J. Keenan, MD, FCAP Michael Kelly, MD, FCAPMary KennedyMatthew M. Kershisnik, MD, FCAP Galen M. Kessler, MD, FCAP Charles R. Key, MD, FCAP Sanobar Khan, MD, FCAPPaul B. Kilzer, MD, FCAP Andrew S. Kim, MD, FCAPHyunchul KimKenneth M. Klein, MD, FCAP Marlys KleppeDouglas G. Knapman

Lawrence L. Knight, MD, FCAP Carl T. Koenen, MD, FCAP Shane K. Kohl, MD, FCAP Ronald M. Kohr, MD, FCAPNancy C. Kois, MD, FCAP Paul G. Koles, MD, FCAP Laurel A. Krause, MD, FCAPMary Katherine KrauseJonathan S. Krauss, MD, FCAP

George F. Kwass, MD, FCAP Sioe T. Kwee-Yue, MD, FCAP LKathryn L. Lane, MD, FCAP John L. Langin Sr., MD, FCAP Patrick E. Lantz, MD Henry R. Lara, MD, FCAPJohn E. Lawe, MD, FCAP Kang M. Lee, MD, FCAP Keagan H. Lee, MD, FCAPGordon B. LeGrand, MD, FCAP Richard M. Levenson, MD, FCAP Jennifer C. Lim, MD, FCAPRamiro R. Lindado, MD, FCAP Arthur J. Loerzel, MD, FCAP Jerome M. Loew, MD, FCAP Roland E. Lonser, MD, FCAPLuisa A. Lorenzo, MD, FCAP Nancy A. Lowe Lincoln Luk Jr., MD, FCAP MLachlan Macleay Jr., MD, FCAP Marlene L. Magrini-Greyson, MD, FCAP Neal R. Makens, MD, FCAP Wilford E. Maldonado, MD, FCAP Venk Mani, MD, FCAP Jordan L. Mann, MD, FCAPCarrie B. Marshall, MD, FCAPMary L. Marshall Sidorsky, MD, FCAP Elizabeth T. Martin, MD, FCAP Marikay and Jeffrey Martin Antonio E. Martinez, MD, FCAP Padma R. Mathur, MD, FCAP Shrara McCue Tari McDermand Michael D. McEachin, MD, MBA, FCAP Robert S. McGee Jr., MD, PhD, FCAP Karen McIntosh, MD, FCAP Donald C. McKee, MD, FCAP David A. McKenzie, MD, FCAP Ronald W. McLawhon, MD, PhD, FCAP William W. McLendon, MD, FCAP Jeffrey R. Melnick, MD, PhD, FCAP Arturo E. Mendoza, MD, FCAP Dylan V. Miller, MD, FCAP Frank P. Miller III, MD, FCAP

Albert Cohen, MD, FCAPTerence J. Colgan, MD, FCAP Bradford S. Collins, MD, FCAP Donald P. Connelly, MD, PhD, FCAPJames L. Connolly, MD, FCAP C. Barrie Cook, MD, FCAPRobert E. Cranley Jr., MD, FCAP Richard V. Crisera, MD, FCAP Giovanna M. CrisiAnh H. Dao, MD, FCAP

DRajesh C. Dash, MD, FCAPPhillip L. Day, MD, FCAPAnne M. Dayer, MD, FCAPSharon A. deWit, MD, FCAPChristina Dean, MDDana S. DevineNina R. Dhurandhar, MD, FCAP Brucha L. Dickinson, MD, FCAPFeridum A. Doslu, MD, FCAPJane K. Dry, MD, FCAP Patrawadee Duangjak, MD, FCAP Michael C. Dugan, MD, FCAP Natalie K. Durkacz Peter A. Dysert II, MD, FCAP

ERobin Eastman-Abaya, MD, FCAP John H. Eckfeldt, MD, PhD, FCAP Arlene J. Eisenberg, MD, FCAPRosana Eisenberg, MD, FCAP Paul G. Ellerbeck, MD, FCAPJames B. Elston, MD, FCAPWilliam J. Elton, MD, FCAPGeorge W. English III, MD, FCAP Howard D. Epstein, MD, FCAP Kyle L. Eskue, MD, FCAP Michael J. Esposito, MD, FCAP Mara L. Evans, MD, FCAP

FE. John Fales, MD, FCAPH. E. Fenner, MD, FCAPMarie N. Fidelia-Lambert, MD, FCAP Marcella F. Fierro, MD, FCAP Julietta Fiscella, MD, FCAP Patrick L. Fitzgibbons, MD, FCAP Jennifer Forsyth, MD, FCAP

Irwin S. Fox, MD, FCAP Mary Katherine Fox Marla J. Franks, MD, FCAP William G. Frederick, MD, PhD, FCAP GDavid L. Gang, MD, FCAP Laura J. Gardner, MD, FCAP Daniel W. Garland, MD, FCAP Wayne L. Garrett, DO, FCAPVincent Gemellaro, MD, FCAP Stanley J. Geyer, MD, FCAPMohiedean Ghofrani, MD, MBA, FCAP Alexandra J. Gillespie, MD, FCAPHarry M. Givelber, MD, FCAP Guy C. Glenn, MD, FCAP Gary A. Gochman, MD, FCAPJacinto J. Gochoco Jr., MD, FCAP Steven P. Goetz, MD, FCAP Lorien A. Goodale, MD, FCAPFrank P. Gradone, MD, FCAPKenneth F. Grant, MD, FCAP C. Joyce Greathouse, MD, FCAP Emily A. Green, MD, FCAP Matthew S. Greenberg, MD, FCAPAndrew J. Gregowicz, MD, FCAP Timothy C. Greiner, MD, FCAPDavid Gross Tesha Guillory, MD HM. Elizabeth H. Hammond, MD, FCAP William F. Hancock, MD, FCAP Clarke T. Harding Jr., MD, FCAP Kathleen M. Harms, MD, FCAP Harold H. Harrison, MD, PhD, FCAP Orin R. Hayes, MD, FCAP Rui He, MD, FCAPMichelle M. Hebert, MD, FCAPDonald M. Henrikson, MD, FCAPDr. William F. Hickey and Lauri Annis RichThomas E. Higgins, MD, FCAPAnselm L. Hii, MD, FCAPPaul F. Hine, MD, FCAP Victor H. Hinrichs, MD, FCAPCharles T. Hinshaw Jr., MD, FCAPJohn B. Hobbs, MD, FCAPShannon W. Hoekstra


Steve A. Miller, MD, PhD, FCAP Alberto Millos, MD, FCAP Richard D. Minehart Michael J. Misialek, MD, FCAP Ralph S. Mitarai, MD, FCAPHezla Mohamed, MD, FCAPMilka M. Montiel, MD, FCAP R. Gideon Morrison, MD, FCAPGeoffrey H. Moyer, MD, PhD, FCAP Karla K. Murphy, MD, FCAPJonathan L. Myles, MD, FCAP

NStephen P. Naber, MD, PhD, FCAPSherif A. Nasr, MD, FCAPSoheir (Sue) R. Nawas, MD, FCAPShalia V. Nayak, MD, FCAPJerry W. Nelson, MD, FCAP William P. Newman III, MD, FCAP Tu H. Nguyen, MD, FCAP David P. Nicholson, MD, FCAPKent A. Nickell, MD, FCAPMarta Niederland, MD, FCAPJames H. Norton Jr., MD, FCAP Robert W. Novak, MD, FCAP David A. Novis, MD, FCAP Jan A. Nowak, MD, PhD, FCAP

OJohn A. Ohara, MD, FCAPSarah J. Olenick, MD, PhD, FCAP Zaida E. Olmo-Durham, MD, FCAPBennet I. Omalu, MD, MPH, FCAPRawhi A. Omar, MD, PhD, FCAP James Orheim James E. Orr, MD, PhD, FCAP Saula Ostrowsky Karen A. Oyama, MD, FCAP

PNola J. Palomino, MD, FCAP Arthur P. Pancioli, DO, FCAPLinda J. Parapetti Joseph C. Parker Jr., MD, FCAPAkshay Patel John F. Pederson, MD, FCAP Wayne E. Penka, MD, FCAP Regio T. Penna, MD, FCAP Peter L. Perrotta, MD, FCAP

Donald R. Peven, MD, FCAP Arand D. Pierce, MD, FCAPVolney E. Pierce Jr., MD, FCAP Vivian W. Pinn, MD, FCAPPeter V. Podlusky, MD, FCAP Richard J. Pollard, MD, FCAPAnna W. Poniecka, MD, FCAPBobbi S. Pritt, MD, FCAPEdward L. Proctor Jr., MD, FCAP Joseph R. Putprush, MD, FCAP QAlam M. Qadri, MD, FCAP RMelissa Rabinowitz Glenn E. Ramsey, MD, FCAP Ibrahim Ramzy, MD, FCAPNagarpu S. Reddy, MD, FCAP Sarah Renz Telesforo G. Reyes Jr., MD, FCAP Nicole D. Riddle, MD, FCAP Sonia Robazetti, MD, CCRCPhilip G. Robinson, MD, FCAPLeeann M. Rock, MD, FCAP Amyn M. Rojiani, MD, PhD, FCAPArno A. Roscher, MD, FCAPDenise G. Ross, MD, FCAPRachel L. Rucker-Schmidt, MD, FCAP Paul A. Rusnack, MD, FCAP

SAhmed M. Saad, MD, PhD, IFCAP Nirmal Saini, MD, FCAP Kaori Saito, MD, FCAPReisuke Saito, MD, FCAP Rajinder P. Sambhi, MD, FCAP Ravindranauth N. Sawh, MD, PhD, FCAPJames B. Sawyer, MD, FCAP Harold Z. Scheinman, MD, FCAP Arnold M. Schwartz, MD, PhD, FCAP Kristina SchwartzAlfred G. Scottolini, MD, FCAPMala Sengupta, MD, FCAP Deborah A. Sesok-Pizzini, MD, MBA, FCAP Gregory S. Severson, MD, FCAP Niranjan T. Shah, MD, FCAP Mohsen Shakerin, MD, FCAP Rama Shankar, MD, FCAPMarcia C. Shattuck, MD, FCAP E. Mei Shen, MD, FCAP Lee C. Sheppard Jr., MD, FCAP Vinod B. Shidham, MDMarie L. Shikany Howard L. Siegel, MD, FCAP Boris Silberberg, MD, FCAPWilliam C. Silberman, MD, FCAP James W. Smith, MD, FCAP Samuel A. Smith, MD, FCAP Thomas J. Snopek, MD, PhD, FCAP

Anton P. Sohn, MD, FCAPDonald H. Souilliard, MD, FCAP Maria G. Sparacino, MD, FCAP Ronald P. Spark, MD, FCAP Joseph J. Sreenan, MD, FCAPVidya Sriram, MD, FCAPLuther D. Stacy, MD, FCAP Robert A. Stern, MD, FCAPRobert C. Stern, MD, FCAPDaniel G. Strum, MD, FCAP Mary L. Swearingen, MD, FCAP James W. Swinehart, MD, FCAP Mark S. Synovec, MD, FCAP Jeno E. Szakacs, MD, FCAP TLarry R. Tackett, MD, FCAPWilliam H. Talbot Jr., MD, FCAP Rosemary H. Tambouret, MD, FCAP Ali Tamsen, MD, FCAP Carmela D. Tan, MD, FCAP Alice S. Tannenbaum, MD, FCAPSheldon B. Taubman, MD, FCAP James R. Taylor, MD, FCAP William L. Thelmo, MD, FCAP Lindsey C. Thomas, MD, FCAPSteven K. Thompson, MD, FCAPDarlene C. Thorne, MD, FCAP Russell H. Tomar, MD, FCAP Alan G. Torell, MD, FCAP

Steven L. Tracy, MD, FCAPDeborah L. M. Turski, MD, FCAP UElizabeth UsherEdward O. Uthman, MD, FCAP VAngelina L. Valcos-Sarau, MD, FCAP Caroline L. Valdes, MD, FCAPArturo L. Vargas, MD, FCAPDonald Vargo (Tympani)James R. Vasser, MD, FCAP George R. Voulgarakis, MD, FCAP WGlenn N. Wagner, DO, FCAP Jonathan R. Walburn, MD, FCAP Nancy E. Warner, MD, FCAP Lori M. Wasson, DO, FCAP Sally Weintraub Tracey D. Wentz, MD, FCAP Alice L. Werner, MD, FCAP Robert A. Wessels, MD, FCAPMichael L. Whitson, MD, FCAP Megan Wick David A. Wiese, MD, PhD, FCAPDavid C. Wilbur, MD, FCAP Jerome S. Wilkenfeld, MD, FCAP David S. Wilkinson, MD, PhD, FCAP Ronald R. Willey, MD, FCAPArthur H. Williams, MD, FCAPD. Douglas Wilson, MD, FCAP Nonda J. Wilson David L. Witte, MD, PhD, FCAP George F. Worsham Jr., MD, FCAPEdward T. Wright III, MD, FCAP YMariano G. Yogore III, MD, JD, FCAP Rebecca F. Yorke, MD, FCAP ZNeda Zarrin-Khameh, MD, FCAPFan Zhou, MD, PhD, FCAPRichard M. Zirkin, MD, FCAP


Individuals who donated time in support of CAP Foundation Grants

Review and See, Test & Treat Programs Jon D. Conklin, MD, FCAP Jennifer Forsyth, MD, FCAPWayne L. Garrett, MD, FCAP Alvin M. Ring, MD, FCAP Alice Susan Tannenbaum, MD, FCAPKaren BalinskiMary Ann BartlettRich BeckerNatalie K. DurkaczKathy FoxDonna M. Gillespie Nancy JohnsonKathy JuliussenKerry LydonShrara McCue

Loretta MorrisonJeannie MoyLeah NoparstakJim OrheimJoseph SchrammLeyna SquillaciEleanore M. Wojewoda

Corporate Donors

Corporate Donors $25,000+Becton Dickinson

Corporate Donors $10,000+CVS HealthGenentech Inc.Quest Diagnostics Inc. (QD)Roche Diagnostics CorporationVentana Medical Systems Inc.

Corporate Donors $5,000–$9,999NTT Data

Corporate Donors $2,500–$4,999Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

Corporate Donors $1,000–$2,499CompHealthGarvey’s Office ProductsKellison & CompanyMore Diagnostics Inc. Silver Eagle Distributors Charitable Fund

Corporate Donors $100–$999The American Legion—Peoples Gas Post 336CAPTELCL GraphicsHaematologic Technologies Inc.Sidley Austin LLP Tympani (Donald Vargo)

Corporate In-Kind DonationsAffiliated Pathologists Medical GroupAlereAlinea Medical ImagingAmerican Cancer SocietyAsociacion AmigaBrown & AssociatesCCM FoundationCooperSurgicalFAITH, Montgomery CountyHennepin HealthHologicHouston Department of Health and Human ServicesHuntington Beach HospitalHVR (Huron Valley Radiology)IHAJohn Peter Smith Hospital (JPS Health Network)Lab CorpLifespan

MD Anderson Cancer CenterMedia Directions Creative Group (Marvin Kogan) Minnesota Department of HealthMoncrief Cancer InstituteNational Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCC)NikonPathology Inc.Quest Diagnostics Inc.Rhode Island Department of Health RocheSusan G. Komen, HoustonSusan G. Komen, MinnesotaSusan’s RallyUnited Way, Montgomery CountyVietnamese Health Professionals Association DFW

See, Test & Treat Host SitesBarnes-Jewish/Siteman Cancer Center/Washington University – St. Louis, Missouri

IVFMD Clinic – Arlington, Texas

Lone Star Family Health Center – Conroe, Texas

Loyola University Medical Center – Maywood, Illinois

Montefiore Medical Center – Bronx, New York

NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center – Minneapolis, Minnesota

Rhode Island Hospital Cancer Center/ Women & Infants Hospital – Providence, Rhode IslandWomen & Infants Hospital

Signature Healthcare – Brockton, Massachusetts

St. Joseph Mercy Medical Center – Ann Arbor, Michigan

UT Bayshore Physicians Clinic – Houston, Texas

VNCOC Southland Health Center – Garden Grove, California

Is your name missing?If you think your name should be included in the CAP Foundation Honor Roll of Donors, and it is not, there is probably a logical explanation: We made a mistake. Although we take great care in compiling our list of donors, there is always the possibility of error. If we omitted your name or if your name is incorrect, please accept our apology and notify us of the mistake. This honor roll of donors lists gifts received between January 1, 2015, and January 15, 2016. If you made a gift before or after those dates, your name will not be listed here. If you believe you made a gift, but you are not sure—we know it can be difficult to keep track of contributions—check your financial records or call our staff, and we will check ours. If you forgot to send in a contribution last year, consider making a gift now to ensure your name is included in the 2016 CAP Foundation Honor Roll of Donors.

Questions? Please call the CAP Foundation at:

800-323-4040 ext. 7718


“I encourage everyone to join this fight

by supporting this program, where one visit

can save the lives of many women.”– Meisha Brown

See, Test & Treat Volunteer

28 2015 CAP Foundation Annual

By Meisha Brown

See, Test & Treat Volunteer

On a cold morning, in pouring rain, I pulled up to our host site in Southwest Houston and saw a line of women wrapped around the building. I knew women in the community needed greater access to health services, but I had no idea so many underserved women would turn up seeking cervical and breast cancer screenings.

As a health educator who designs cancer education curriculums, I have volunteered and worked with See, Test, & Treat, connecting these women with materials not just on cancer but on cancer prevention, tobacco cessation, diabetes management, and other chronic illnesses as well.

I grew up in a disadvantaged household; my mom had a lot on her plate raising five of us kids. Then, when I was only eight years old, we were hit with an obstacle we had never imagined. I was diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma and needed emergency surgery and chemotherapy. Though treatment was tough, the team at the MD Anderson Cancer Center helped me overcome the disease.

Now I am on a personal mission to improve access to health education, and See, Test & Treat has become a powerful channel to reach underserved populations both locally in Texas and nationally.

I have gone on to earn my master’s degree in health studies from Texas Woman’s University, and I’m working toward my PhD studying cancer control and health disparities research at Texas A&M University. But I’ve been involved in cancer education since my freshman year at the University of Houston when I delivered health programs to housing projects in the area.

I ask myself, the health care community, and policymakers: “Why are women still dying from preventable diseases?”

The CAP Foundation needs generous donors who understand the great need for early detection programs and culturally sensitive health education. Together we can prevent tragedy. And the prospect of more Texas-based See, Test & Treat programs fills me with hope for the fight against cancer.

I encourage everyone to join this fight by supporting this program, where one visit can save the lives of many women.

Why Are Women Still Dying of Preventable Disease?

2015A N N U A L R E P O R T

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