Shore Medical Center 2012 Annual Review

2 A Note from the President

4 2012 Growth

6 Centers of Excellence

12 2012 Quality Highlights

15 2012 Financial Performance

16 2012 Statistics

17 Coming in 2013

19 Shore Physicians Group

20 Spirit of Shore

22 Awards & Grants

24 Community Sponsorships & Events

26 Affiliations&Partnerships

29 New Faces of Shore

30 Board of Trustees

32 Shore Medical Center Foundation

CONTENTS

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When I reflect on all that we accomplished at Shore Medical Center in 2012, I am proud

of and humbled by the great strides made by every member of our organization. The opening

of our Surgical Pavilion and Campus Expansion in September of 2011 did not represent the

culmination of our journey. Rather, it marked the first step toward our exciting future.

The year 2012 gave us the opportunity to leverage our physical transformation so as to grow

our established service lines, introduce several new healthcare initiatives and evolve to a new

level of exceptional, patient-centered care.

The key to our future success will be fueled by a renewed commitment to improved

performance by each of our passionate physicians, employees and leaders. Last year, we

welcomed a trio of new executives who have made an immediate impact on our culture. In Chief

A NOTE FROMTHE PRESIDENT

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Ron JohnsonPresident & Chief Executive Officer, Shore Medical Center

Medical Officer Jeanne M. Rowe, MD, Shore Vice President and Foundation Chief Development

Officer Thomas J. Mundell and Shore Physicians Group Chief Administrative Officer Mark

Stephens, we have added three exceptional professionals who have distinguished themselves as

progressive leaders committed to positively positioning Shore for the future.

In 2012, we focused tremendous energy on our core service lines, and saw steady increases in

many areas led by the continued growth of our Advanced Spine & Orthopedic Institute. Our

Medical Office Building became home to Penn Cardiology Somers Point, a group of five renowned

cardiologists who provide incredible inpatient and outpatient cardiac care for the community.

We also worked hard to lay the foundation for a truly innovative intensivist program, collaborating

diligently with Shore Physicians Group pulmonologists James J. O’Connor, III, MD, Sallustio Del

Re, MD, FCCP, and William Adams, DO. We also saw the creation of Shore’s Advanced Pulmonary

Diagnostic Center (APDC). Led by Dr. Bennett Ojserkis, the APDC reflects the advanced care and

commitment to excellence present throughout Shore Medical Center.

As we continue to seek new avenues in which to provide state-of-the-art, university level care

to our community, we continue to benefit from aligning with some of the region’s highest quality

providers to offer our patients the best care possible. Our continued relationships with Penn

Medicine, the Jefferson Neuroscience Network, physicians from the Rothman Institute and

Advanced Radiology Solutions complement the exceptional care provided by our passionate

medical staff members.

Our many successes can be attributed to all those who make Shore Medical Center the best.

I would like to thank everyone who has invested their time, energy and passion to make

Shore Medical Center the leading facility it is today, including our Board members, leadership,

medical and support staff, donors, volunteers, civic leaders, business partners and members

of the community.

Nationally, hospital volumes were down between 4 and 13 percent last year. At Shore, our 2012

volumes were relatively flat as compared to the prior year. This is strong testament to the care we

provide, our reputation within the community and our ability to adapt in a changing environment.

As 2013 begins, I know we are ready to meet the challenges of the evolving face of healthcare. I

am excited about Shore’s future, and can assure you that Our Best is Yet to Come!

Sincerely,

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2012 GROWTH

Throughout 2012, Shore’s Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging

Department raised the bar in providing state-of-the-art testing

options. In February, Shore became the only healthcare facility

in the region to offer DaTscan, a procedure that provides

early and accurate diagnosis of Parkinsonian syndromes,

including Parkinson’s disease. The test involves administering

a small dosage of imaging drug and taking images of the brain.

By utilizing DaTscan, physicians can eliminate some of the

guesswork involved in diagnosis, allowing for appropriate

treatment regimens to begin as quickly as possible.

Shore also became the first in the country to install

the Aquilion™ PRIME Ultra Low Dose CT system

from Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc., featuring

advanced dose-reduction and image-processing

software. The Aquilion PRIME’s large bore opening

offers a more spacious feeling for patients, while a

higher table weight limit expands the range of patients

who can be imaged. In addition, the Aquilion PRIME

comes standard with industry leading dose-reduction

software. All patients who visit the main CT department

receive low-dose scans and biopsies. Additionally, there is a

specific pediatric package for use with children.

Further continuing its commitment to providing the highest

quality care, Shore Medical Center began offering PET/CT scans

through a partnership with Shared Imaging, LLC. A mobile

GE ST PET/CT Scanner comes to Shore weekly to provide

physicians with superior image quality and the means to quickly

create effective treatment plans for patients. PET/CT is a

powerful imaging technique that delivers a precise view of how

the body functions, as well as detailed anatomical information

to enhance patient outcomes. The non-invasive test accurately

images metabolic and anatomic information in a single scan,

allowing Shore’s medical professionals to diagnose problems,

determine the extent of the disease, prescribe treatment and

track progress.

In 2012, Shore Medical Center continued to build on

the university level care we offer to the community

through the introduction of several new initiatives,

ranging from technological advances to the

development of new service lines and partnerships.

These areas of growth position us to maintain our

commitment to providing the highest quality,

patient-centered care in the region.

Advances in Diagnostic Imaging

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Finally, in June, Shore Medical Center was pleased to welcome its

new radiology and diagnostic imaging partners, Advanced Radiology

Solutions (ARS). The ARS team includes 25 fellowship-trained, board

certified radiologists who cover the broad spectrum of radiology,

including interventional radiology, breast imaging, musculoskeletal

radiology and neuroradiology. ARS, under the leadership of President

and Medical Director Thomas Yu, MD, has a history of team building

and providing patients with a seamless continuum of care. Through its

interventional radiology program, ARS has developed joint ventures

in the fields of nephrology and vascular surgery, leading to successful

access and endovascular aneurysm repair programs. ARS’ radiologists

are also trained in coronary CTA, CT colonography and breast MRI

interpretations, making ARS one of the region’s leading destinations

for radiology services.

Advanced Pulmonary Diagnostic CenterIn July, Shore was proud to introduce the Advanced Pulmonary Diagnostic

Center, the first center of its kind in southern New Jersey to address the

growing number of patients being diagnosed with lung nodules. Located

within the Shore Cancer Center, this program offers a one-stop approach to

providing patients with a fast, convenient and comprehensive way to have

their nodules evaluated and treated.

Under the direction of leading area pulmonologist

Dr. Bennett Ojserkis, Shore’s Advanced Pulmonary

Diagnostic Center brings together the region’s most

skilled and highly trained advanced diagnostic

pulmonologist, evidence-based practice guidelines

and state-of-the-art technology to deliver timely,

convenient, all-inclusive care for patients with lung

nodules, masses or enlarged lymph nodes. Each

patient receives thorough testing and consultation

to determine their best course of action. This

approach simplifies the usual complexities of

the healthcare system and helps to minimize

unnecessary medical or surgical procedures.

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SHORE’S CENTERSOF EXCELLENCE

Cancer CenterA Comprehensive Program of Oncology ServicesA cancer diagnosis is an experience that is unique to every

individual. At Shore Medical Center, we respond to each patient

with optimism and real solutions: a comprehensive, nationally-

recognized program combining the best available technology,

experts in the field and quality services, including our state-of-the-

art facility. The Shore Cancer Center was designed with one goal in

mind: fulfilling our continuing mission to provide the most advanced

healthcare services by using a multidisciplinary approach for you

and your family in a warm and caring environment.

A Nationally-Recognized Cancer Care ProgramSince 1987, Shore Medical Center has received approval from the

American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer by meeting

or exceeding the organization’s stringent standards for patient

care. Only one in four community cancer programs nationwide are

qualified to earn this level of approval. Shore’s Cancer Center is also

a member of the Association of Community Cancer Centers.

The Shore Cancer Center specializes in prevention, early detection,

radiation oncology, medical oncology, nurse navigation and

support services, including nutritional support, guided imagery,

social services, tobacco prevention and treatment and a cancer

survivorship program. Each year, the Cancer Center holds a special

event on National Cancer Survivors Day called “Celebration of Life.”

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Gold Seal Stroke Program CertificationShore Medical Center has received

Advanced Certification as a Primary

Stroke Center by The Joint Commission,

earning the organization’s Gold Seal of

Approval® for strict adherence to the

national standards and guidelines that help

diagnose and treat stroke faster with better

outcomes for our patients. Using state-

of-the-art technology, including leading-

edge, computer-assisted image guidance

and microsurgical instrumentation,

Shore’s board certified neurosurgeons,

neurologists, specially trained nurses and

technical staff are able to diagnose and

treat neurological injuries and disorders

with amazing precision.

Affiliated with Penn Medicine & Member of the Jefferson Neuroscience NetworkShore’s Neurosciences Center provides

extraordinary high-tech diagnosis and

treatment services, which are enhanced

through the advanced technology found

within the Shore Surgical Pavilion and

delivered with the caring touch you expect

from Shore Medical Center. Along with

its Penn Medicine affiliation, Shore is a

member of the world-

renowned Jefferson

Neuroscience Network,

which further ensures

the highest quality

care for area residents.

Specialists from the

Shore Neurosciences

Center, Penn Medicine and the Jefferson

Neuroscience Network collaborate

using a multi-disciplinary approach to

evaluation, diagnosis and treatment. It

is this passionate, team approach that

provides unmatched services and medical

sophistication to our community, a

seamless delivery of care and rehabilitation

designed to produce the best medical

outcomes possible.

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Neurosciences Center

SHORE’S CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

Emergency DepartmentWhether it’s a sprained ankle from a run on the boardwalk or a life-threatening heart attack or stroke, the emergency

staffatShoreMedicalCenterisready,willingandabletohelp.Boardcertifiedemergencymedicinephysicians,who

are specially trained in cardiology, neurosciences, orthopedics, obstetrics, pediatrics and more, staff the Shore Medical

Center Emergency Department.

Nationally-Recognized Primary Stroke CenterHaving received Advanced Certification as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission, our Emergency Department staff and

physicians are trained in the care and treatment of stroke patients and skilled in administering tPA, the “clot busting” medication that

can provide full cognitive and physical recovery when administered in time. We also provide 24-hour neurology and neurosurgery

physician care. Through our membership in the Jefferson Neuroscience Network, Jefferson neuroscience specialists are available

digitally 24/7 to evaluate patients, speak with their families and – if needed – facilitate their transfer to another facility for care.

Penn Heart RescueThrough the Penn Heart Rescue™ Program, patients who

arrive at the Shore Emergency Department with symptoms of

a heart attack can immediately be referred and transported via

helicopter to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center in Philadelphia

– a part of Penn Medicine. While the helicopter is en route,

a flight nurse and paramedic perform the essential tests

needed to prepare the patient for an emergency angioplasty

so that no time is lost during the 25-minute helicopter flight.

When a patient arrives at Penn Presbyterian

they are immediately taken into the cardiac

catheterization laboratory, which along with

the surgical suites, are open 24/7 and staffed

by skilled professionals from cardiology,

cardiovascular surgery, vascular medicine,

pulmonary, critical care medicine and other

specialty areas as needed.

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CardioVascular InstituteSaving Lives. Improving Lifestyles.Shore’s CardioVascular Institute brings university setting cardiac

and vascular services to the community. The facility houses

sophisticated technology for the diagnosis and treatment

of disorders of the heart and circulatory system. Shore’s

comprehensive cardiac care program includes advanced diagnostic

capabilities and treatment options, as well as prevention,

rehabilitation and education for those with coronary and vascular

disease. Shore’s 138,000-square-foot Surgical Pavilion includes a

state-of-the-art cardiovascular services suite for invasive procedures

such as cardiac catheterizations. Patients in need of less invasive

testing, including EKGs and echocardiograms, can also have their

testing done in the CardioVascular Institute. Shore also offers a

non-invasive heart and lung testing center, featuring cardiac stress

testing, holter-monitoring and transesophageal echocardiography.

Penn Heart and Vascular at Shore Medical CenterAs a member of the Penn Heart and Vascular Network, Shore

Medical Center provides residents of the community with access

to a number of high-tech diagnoses, treatments and services. Our

affiliation with this national leader in heart care enhances the

level of extraordinary cardiac care available in our CardioVascular

Institute – and provides quick, coordinated access to a wide range

of world-class cardiac services. In 2012, Shore proudly welcomed

the Penn Cardiology Somers Point practice to the second floor

of the Shore Medical Office Building at 155 Medical Center Way,

giving the community even greater access to Penn’s services.

Shore also provides 24-hour, seven-day-a-week emergency

transport to Philadelphia via ambulance or PennSTAR helicopter

for cardiac patients in need.

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SHORE’S CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE

Maternity and PediatricsShore Medical Center has a family centered approach when

it comes to childbirth and the hospitalization of a child.

The Maternity Care Center provides patients with a special

combination of compassion, expertise and advanced technology.

Special attention is paid to helping pregnant mothers and

new families develop and maintain those early bonds. Shore’s

family-centered approach to care is also evident in the inpatient

Pediatric Care Center.

Maternal-Fetal Medicine ProgramSometimes a woman needs additional expertise in

the form of a maternal-fetal medicine specialist – an

obstetrician who is trained in fetal medicine and high-risk

pregnancies. Through our affiliation with Penn Medicine

and renowned specialist Dr. Robert Debbs, DO, the Penn

Maternal-Fetal Medicine Program at Shore provides these

expectant mothers with the specialized care they need.

Groundbreaking Pediatric Care CenterShore’s kid-friendly Pediatric Care Center is the first of its

kind in New Jersey, featuring a dedicated and separate

pediatric treatment area for minor illnesses and injuries,

as well as inpatient rooms. Children are seen by expert

Emergency Department nurses and board certified

Emergency Department physicians in consultation

with the neonatalogists of Onsite Neonatal Partners,

pediatricians who have received years of specialized

training in the care of premature and fragile newborns.

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Advanced Treatment of Spine DisordersAs the region’s leading spine surgery provider, the Shore Medical

Center Advanced Spine & Orthopedic Institute offers effective

treatment for spinal injuries, chronic back and neck pain and

other disorders of the spine. Shore Medical Center’s Lumbar and

Cervical Spine Surgery programs have received the Gold Seal

of Approval® for healthcare quality by The Joint Commission.

These programs provide a multi-disciplinary approach,

coordinating an exceptional team of specialists from the

departments of neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, rehabilitation

medicine, neurology, anesthesia and prosthetics. Board certified

physicians and specially trained nurses work collaboratively

and seamlessly with physical and occupational therapists, social

workers and other affiliated healthcare professionals to deliver

exceptional neurological care.

Joint Replacement & Spine EducationJoint and spine education classes are offered regularly for

patients about to undergo joint replacement or spine surgery,

as well as for the community at large through Shore’s Advanced

Spine & Orthopedic Institute.

The Shore Advanced Spine & Orthopedic Institute is

unparalleled, offering a comprehensive continuum of care within

a highly integrated healthcare delivery network that takes our

patients from diagnosis through treatment and rehabilitation.

We help patients deal with everything from everyday aches and

strains to sports injuries, serious spine and orthopedic injuries

and disease, as well as joint replacement and reconstruction. Our

goal is to return our patients to normal function as quickly and

safely as possible.

Shore Medical Center’s Spine Surgery and Hip and Knee

Replacement programs have received the Gold Seal of Approval®

for healthcare quality by The Joint Commission.

Advanced Spine & Orthopedic Institute

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2012 QUALITYHIGHLIGHTS

Shore Medical Center and Shore Physicians Group

(SPG) were certified by Health Net Federal Services/

TRICARE to provide healthcare services for all

active duty U.S. military personnel, U.S. military

retirees with 20 years or more of service and

their dependents. Active duty and eligible retired

veterans and their dependents can utilize all of

Shore Medical Center’s and SPG’s services, as well as

dialysis services offered at Shore’s satellite dialysis

center in Northfield.

In July, Shore Medical Center and the Drexel University College

of Medicine signed an affiliation agreement to develop and

implement a clinical education program. Under the agreement,

fourth-year students from Drexel University College of Medicine

will be able to perform one-month elective rotations at Shore.

In September, Shore’s EMS Department began a three-year

contract to provide emergency services to the communities of

Linwood and Northfield in addition to providing 911 responses

to Somers Point. During Superstorm Sandy in October,

Shore EMS acted with the Atlantic County Task Force and

the AC Strike Team to staff emergency evacuation shelters,

participated in a water rescue and remained on standby by

during numerous other emergency situations. Additionally, the

EMS Department’s 5th Annual Holiday Food and Toy Drive

raised several thousand dollars in donations for the Somers

Point Food Pantry and Toys for Tots.

Demonstrating QualityShore Medical Center was honored by The Joint

Commission, again receiving Advanced Certification

as a Primary Stroke Center, as well as receiving

the organization’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Spine

Surgery. Additionally, Shore for the first time received

The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for its

Hip and Knee Replacement programs.

Shore Medical Center received an “A” Hospital Safety

Score from The Leapfrog Group, an independent

national nonprofit organization run by employers and

other large purchasers of health benefits. Calculated under the

guidance of The Leapfrog Group’s nine-member Blue Ribbon

Expert Panel, the Hospital Safety Score

uses 26 measures of publicly available

hospital safety data to produce a single score

representing a hospital’s

overall capacity to keep

patients safe from infection,

injury and medical and

medication errors.

The American Alliance

of Healthcare Providers named Shore

Medical Center one of America’s most

customer-friendly hospitals in its 2012 list

of the Hospital of Choice Top One Hundred. Shore was honored

for implementing a quality healthcare program that successfully

results in courteous, compassionate and caring service for

patients, their families and the community we serve.

Shore Medical Center’s Department of Laboratory Medicine

received its two-year accreditation from the Accreditation

Committee of the College of American Pathologists (CAP). The

CAP accreditation is designed to ensure laboratory

patients receive the highest quality of care.

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Measuring ExcellenceAn uncompromising commitment to quality patient care is at the heart of everything we do at Shore Medical Center. Shore

voluntarily submits clinical data to the national Hospital Compare database, a quality clearinghouse that is part of the Department of

Health and Human Services’ Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Hospital Quality Alliance (HQA).

The scientific evidence gleaned from patient medical records is converted into a percentage rating that conveys Shore’s adherence to

defined protocols in the areas of heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia and surgical care improvement.

When patients select their healthcare facility, performance improvement data serves as a useful tool. However, prospective patients

must understand that all reported data reflects a snapshot in time and should be taken into consideration with many other factors.

These include past experiences with the facility, patient satisfaction scores, actual outcome measurements and the recommendation

of physicians, family members and friends.

Heart AttackA heart attack (also called an acute myocardial

infarction, or AMI) happens when the arteries

leading to the heart become blocked and the blood

supply slows or stops. These indicators deal with

some of the standards of care that, if appropriate,

are provided to someone who has a heart attack.

The graph shows the percentage of patients at

Shore Medical Center who received treatments

known to be effective for most adults who have had

a heart attack, while comparing them to the April-

June 2012 Joint Commission median benchmark.

OverallShore Medical Center continually strives

to improve the process of core measures

surrounding heart attacks, heart failure,

pneumonia and surgical care. In 2012, overall

scores for each category exceeded 98 percent.

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Pneumonia Care IndicatorsPneumonia is a serious lung infection that causes

difficulty breathing, fever, cough and fatigue. These

indicators show some of the recommended treatments

for pneumonia. The graph shows the percentage

of patients at Shore Medical Center who received

treatments known to be effective for most adults with

pneumonia, while comparing them to the April-June

2012 Joint Commission median benchmark.

Surgical Care ImprovementHospitals can reduce the risk of wound infection

after surgery by making sure patients get the right

medicines at the right time on the day of surgery.

These indicators show some of the standards of

care. The graph shows the percentage of patients

at Shore Medical Center who received treatments

recommended for most adult surgical patients

and compares them to the April-June 2012 Joint

Commission median benchmark.

2012 QUALITY HIGHLIGHTS

Heart Failure IndicatorsHeart failure is the weakening of the heart’s ability

to pump blood throughout the body. When heart

failure is present, the body doesn’t receive sufficient

oxygen and nutrients. These indicators show some

of the standards of care that, if appropriate, are

provided to someone who has heart failure. The

graph shows the percentage of patients at Shore

Medical Center who received treatments known to

be effective for most adults who have heart failure,

while comparing them to the April-June 2012 Joint

Commission median benchmark.

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Operating Revenue Sourcesn Inpatient $105,772,437

n Observation $3,792,475

n Emergency Department $31,845,913

n Same Day Surgery $12,670,383

n Dialysis $8,096,986

n Outpatient Services $40,548,912

n Other $8,989,205 ____________

Total Operating Revenue $211,716,311

Operating Expensesn Salaries & Wages $86,480,185

n Employee Benefits $32,371,989

n Contracted Services $30,454,136

n Supplies $36,657,874

n Utilities, Insurance & Other $7,170,511

n Capital-Related Expenses $20,387,092 ____________

Total Operating Expenses $213,521,787

Operating Margin for 2012 was a .9% loss

2012 FINANCIALPERFORMANCE

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10,699 - Number of Admissions

1,521 - Number of Employees

380 - Number of Medical Staff Members

1,047 - Number of Births

6,034 - Number of Surgeries

2,537 - Number of Inpatient Surgeries

3,497 - Number of Same-Day Surgeries

24,367 - Number of Outpatient

Diagnostic Imaging Visits

46,675 - Number of Emergency Room Visits

312 - Number of Cardiac Catheterizations

440 - Number of Sleep Center Studies

360 - Average Number of Volunteers

58,000 - Number of Volunteer Hours

2012 STATISTICS

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COMING IN 2013

In January of 2013, Shore Urgent Care

opened its doors at 2605 Shore Road in

Northfield at the site of the former House

and Garden. This facility is dedicated

to providing efficient, effective episodic

care during weekend and evening hours,

seven days a week. Operating under the

auspices of Shore Physicians Group,

Shore Urgent Care features board

certified emergency and family practice

physicians with urgent care experience,

as well as the most advanced urgent

care technology available in the region.

Services will include general illness and

injury treatment, X-rays, labs, pediatrics,

immunizations and physicals.

In January of 2013, Shore began a

new relationship with Onsite Neonatal

Partners to provide 24/7 neonatal

and pediatric care, including staffing

for Shore’s state-of-the-art Pediatric

Care Center. For more than 16 years,

Onsite Neonatal Partners has delivered

outstanding clinical care and excellent

patient-centered service at 14 hospitals

in five states, as well as managed

inpatient and ER services in various

New Jersey hospitals.

Additionally, the renowned Penn

Maternal-Fetal Medicine Program at

Shore, led by specialist Dr. Robert Debbs,

has opened a new facility located at

155 Medical Center Way in the Shore

Medical Office Building. This new

maternal-fetal office boasts four spacious

exam rooms outfitted with the latest

technology, giving Dr. Debbs and his

partners the tools needed to provide

expert care to expectant mothers who are

experiencing high risk pregnancies.

Superior Maternal-Fetal Medicine at the Shore

Expanding the Continuum of Care

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COMING IN 2013

In 2013, the Shore Cancer Center anticipates beginning its

new affiliation with The Cancer Institute of New Jersey – the

state’s only National Cancer Institute – which is dedicated to the

prevention, early detection, treatment and care of patients with

cancer through cutting-edge research. The Shore Cancer Center

also anticipates expanding its medical oncology program to meet

a growing demand for this vital service. The Cancer Center will be

transferring its medical oncology services to its third floor, utilizing

In January of 2013, Shore Medical Center began partnering with

Advanced ICU Care® – the nation’s largest independent provider

of tele-ICU services – to deliver monitoring by highly trained

intensivist physicians and critical care specialists 24/7/365,

providing an extra layer of care that enhances patient safety.

Shore is the first medical center in New Jersey to implement this

program, which is demonstrated to improve patient care and to

meet the best practice standard of around-the-clock intensivist

oversight in the ICU.

Advanced ICU Care’s team of intensivists and critical care nurses

will work remotely, complementing the onsite care provided by

Shore Medical Center’s physicians and intensivists led by Dr.

James J. O’Connor, III. The program continuously monitors patient

vital signs, medications, labs and the patient’s clinical status.

Proactive data management tools identify problems before they

become urgent, prompting intervention when necessary. In-room

video is utilized during periods of evaluation

or when called on by the nurse. This two-

way video enables face-to face consultations

between the bedside staff, family members and

loved ones and the Advanced ICU Care team,

ensuring that help is available when needed.

Expanded Oncology Services andaNewAffiliation

Revolutionizing Intensive Care Medicine

the additional space to grow beyond its four chemotherapy

treatment chairs and fulfill a crucial need for members of our

community battling cancer.

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SHORE PHYSICIANS GROUP

In 2012, Shore Physicians Group (SPG) experienced a robust

first year, growing to include 20 passionate providers dedicated

to treating people not as patients, but as individuals. SPG takes

a highly individualized approach to the well being of the people

and families they serve across many disciplines, including internal

medicine, family medicine, general, laparoscopic, plastic and

reconstructive surgery, pulmonary medicine and gynecology.

In March, SPG celebrated the opening of its flagship location at

2605 Shore Road in Northfield at the site of the former House and

Garden. Additionally, SPG also expanded to include a pulmonary

practice in Somers Point and a gynecology practice in Ocean City,

all in addition to family and internal medicine practices in Somers

Point and Northfield.

Throughout the year, SPG’s Northfield location added several new

faces, including general and laparoscopic surgeons Dr. David May

and Dr. Jerry Batley. In June, the practice became home to the

Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Led by Dr. Mohit

Sood, the center offers an array of reconstructive and plastic

surgery services.

In August, SPG welcomed its first pulmonary practice, led by Dr.

James J. O’Connor, III, Dr. Sallustio Del Re and Monica Eckman-

Brown, MPAS, PA-C. They were later joined by Dr. William Adams.

In September, SPG added gynecologist Dr. James A. Wilson, II

to its growing roster of physicians and specialties. In the fourth

quarter of 2012, two well-known and respected Advanced Practice

Nurses joined SPG’s family practice, Ann Grosso, RN, MS, APN,

and Ann MacMurray, MSN, NPC, CCRN.

In 2013, SPG looks forward to the opening of a new family

and internal medicine office at 401 Bethel Road in Somers Point,

combining the practices of longtime area physicians Dr. Angelo

Sparagna, III, Dr. William E. Hooper, Jr., and Dr. Sara L. Gualtieri.

Also in February of 2013, SPG debuted a new, bilingual

family medicine practice in Egg Harbor Township, led by

Dr. Marlene Rodriguez.

While Shore Physicians Group’s facilities feature the most

advanced medical technology, the foundation of the exceptional

care offered is humanistic and people centered. Shore Physicians

Group looks forward to continually adding new physicians and

specialties to its offerings in its ongoing mission to treat the people

of the community well.

Treating People Well

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SPIRIT OF SHORE

No One Dies AloneNo One Dies Alone is a volunteer program that provides

companions for patients near death who do not have any family

or close friends to be with them in their final hours. Volunteers

sit with patients and offer solace through meditation, music,

poems or simply through touch.

Spirit of Shore – ProgramsExceptional clinicians, advanced technology and knowledgeable

staff are all critical components of a successful healthcare

organization. Just as important to the healing process is

providing for the emotional and spiritual needs of our patients.

At Shore Medical Center, we recognize the importance of

meeting patients’ needs through providing individualized

attention to details and creating exceptional patient and family

experiences. Every facet of this patient-centered care plays an

essential role in helping the people we care for recover faster

and prepare for their transition back home.

Shore Medical Center is an affiliate member of The Planetree

Organization, a global, non-profit group that promotes patient-

centered care in healing environments. As part of our journey

to become a designated Planetree facility, Shore is passionate

about enhancing patient care throughout the medical center.

That includes the community resource library located within

our Surgical Pavilion, our Department of Patient and Family

Experience and a number of additional programs dedicated to

humanizing and demystifying healthcare.

Integrative TherapyShore’s utilization of integrative therapies works in tandem

with traditional healthcare services for acute pain, symptom

management and stress management. Our Patient Comfort

Menu includes back and hand massages in addition to

reflexology and Reiki treatments. Spirit of Shore team members,

many of whom hold certifications in integrative therapies,

provide complimentary chair massage, Reiki, healing touch,

hand massage and aromatherapy sessions for members of the

community, physicians and hospital staff.

Patient and Family Advisory CouncilShore’s Patient and Family Advisory Council is made up of

former Shore patients and family members, community members

and volunteers. Meeting bi-monthly, group members share

stories, provide valuable feedback on their hospital experiences

and assist leadership in decision making by incorporating their

experiences into Shore’s philosophy and operation. Shore staff

members also use these meetings to educate the council about

the medical center and healthcare issues in general.

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SPIRIT OF SHORE

Care for the PatientThrough its Spirit of Shore initiatives,

Shore Medical Center offers a host of

supplemental programs designed to

help bring a smile to patients when they

need it the most.

Circle of FriendsThis group of Shore employees and

volunteers creates, collects and distributes

handmade blankets, shawls and lap covers

for patients in need of a little comfort.

Caring ClownsShore’s Bumper “T” Caring Clowns use

laughter to brighten a patient’s day. These

volunteers, each possessing the honorary

degree of “funnyboneologist,” are trained in

sensitivity and listening in medical settings.

Pet TherapyVolunteers are not all of the two-legged

variety. Pet therapy at Shore provides an

opportunity for patients to visit with one of

the medical center’s trained therapy dogs.

Activity and Book CartsPatients and their families can take

advantage of a fun distraction, whether it

is a good book, a board game or a puzzle

donated to Shore and distributed by one of

our dedicated volunteers.

2012 Planetree ConferenceThe 2012 Planetree Conference was held in Palm Desert, CA, in October. Two

members of Shore’s Leadership Team – Administrative Director Elizabeth

Cianfrani, RN, MSN, and Palliative Care Manager Maureen Deely, RN, MSN – made

presentations during the week-long event. In addition, members of Shore Medical

Center were recognized for their efforts in providing patients with effective

treatment, as well as a compassionate healthcare experience.

Spirit of Shore Award WinnersDr. Charles Roche, Medical Director of Shore’s Hospitalist Program, was named

Physician of the Year, an award given annually to the physician who best exemplifies

the Planetree model of patient-centered care and whose actions set an example for

other medical staff members.

Nurse’s Aide Oralia (Olivia) Miguel received the Caregiver of the Year Award.

Miguel, who works on the medical center’s 5th Stainton unit, was recognized for her

positive influence on her peers, patients and their families, in addition to her ability

to make stressful situations as comforting as possible.

Care for the CaregiverOne of the vital components of providing patient-centered care is recognizing the

exceptional effort caregivers put forth on a daily basis to help patients heal. Simple

gestures such as a pat on the back or a fun event go a long way toward saying “thank

you” to the passionate men and women at Shore who provide quality care.

In 2012, Shore offered several special programs for employees, including a discount

program for area entertainment and shopping venues, enhanced pharmacy services,

computer tutoring and access to cardiovascular exercise equipment within the

medical center after work hours.

Throughout the year, events were held to bring staff together outside of the work

environment, including Shore’s employee softball league, a Summer Beach Bash held

at Gillian’s Wonderland Pier and Water Park and monthly Spirit of Shore socials.

Also in 2012, Shore continued its series of Spirit of Shore staff retreats.

These events provided employees with an opportunity to improve

relationships, increase organizational awareness, enhance interpersonal

skills and increase individual and team accountability for providing

patient-centered care through a variety of discussions and activities.

When Superstorm Sandy struck southern New Jersey in October of 2012,

the Shore Medical Center community rallied to aid co-workers

impacted by the storm. Through Shore’s Employee Embrace Fund

and other donations, more than 45 medical center employees

received assistance.

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AWARDS & GRANTS

Best of The Press, 2012 Best Hospital & Medical CenterIn August, Shore Medical Center was honored as Best Hospital &

Medical Center in The Press of Atlantic City’s annual Best of The

Press reader’s choice awards.

Robert Walton, Jr. Named Employee of the YearFor his dedication and passionate

service, transporter Robert Walton, Jr.,

was named Shore Medical Center’s

Employee of the Year for 2012. Walton

joined Shore in 1993, and was one of

the first to join the medical center’s

Transport Department when it was

formed in 2001.

Walton was recognized for his consistency,

reliability and commitment to providing

exceptional patient care. Walton is always eager

to take on new challenges and embraces the

chance to be a team player.

Terry Neptune, RN, American Red Cross Good Samaritan Hero Achievement AwardRegistered Nurse Terry Neptune

received the Good Samaritan Hero

Achievement Award from the

American Red Cross’ Southern Shore

Chapter. Neptune’s quick thinking

saved the life of a man who collapsed

in an area restaurant.

Maureen P. Deely, Foundation Choice AwardPalliative Care Manager Maureen

P. Deely, RN, MSN, CHPN, CEN,

was honored with a Foundation

Choice Award by the Foundation for

Education in Somers Point for her

work and impact on the community.

Deely joined Shore Medical Center

in 2001 and actively participates in

community outreach to increase awareness about

palliative care and advanced care planning.

Shore’s Marketing Takes Top HonorsIn 2012, Shore Medical Center’s “Our Passion Makes Us the Best”

marketing campaign received numerous awards for excellence,

including a 1st Place Trophy from the New Jersey Ad Club and a

Merit Award from the 29th Annual Healthcare Advertising Awards.

Shore’s new television commercial, which starred the Bay-Atlantic

Symphony and was filmed in one of our new surgical suites,

received a 2nd Place Trophy and Bronze Award, respectively,

from the New Jersey Ad Club and the 29th Annual Healthcare

Advertising Awards.

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Shore Medical Center Receives NJBIZ HonorsShore Medical Center President and CEO Ron Johnson accepted

a Hospital of the Year Finalist Award from NJBIZ during the 2012

NJBIZ Healthcare Heroes Award ceremony held in June. Shore

was the only healthcare facility in southern New Jersey to be

named a Hospital of the Year finalist.

Flora Baker, 2012 Shore Medical Center Surgical Chairman’s AwardShore Medical Center benefactor Flora Baker was awarded the

fourth annual Shore Medical Center Surgical Chairman’s Award

in June. This prestigious honor is presented to a physician,

nurse, administrator or community member who has gone

above and beyond in supporting Shore’s surgical program.

Baker donated $3 million to the Shore Tomorrow Campaign

for the construction of Shore’s state-of-the-art Surgical

Pavilion, which opened in September of 2011 and was

named the Ben and Flora Baker Surgical Pavilion in honor

of Baker and her late husband.

Shore Medical Center Receives AMVETS Post 911 HonorIn October, American Veterans Post 911 honored Shore Medical

Center with its inaugural Hiring A Veteran Program Award in

recognition of the medical center’s ongoing commitment to employ

American veterans at the conclusion of their service to our country.

Dr. Joseph A. Dieterle, 2012 Shore Medical Center Chairman’s AwardIn September, Dr. Joseph A. Dieterle was named the fifth recipient

of the Shore Medical Center Department of Medicine’s Chairman’s

Award. Dr. Dieterle, who retired from Shore in January of 2012

after a long career in pediatric medicine, was honored for his

dedication and commitment to excellence throughout his career.

Dr. Dieterle served as chair of the medical center’s Department

of Pediatrics from 1993 through 2008. He also served on

Shore’s Medical Executive, Emergency Room and Quality

Assurance committees.

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COMMUNITY SPONSORSHIPS AND EVENTS

Atlantic City MarathonShore Medical Center served as a sponsor of the 2012 Atlantic City Marathon in October.

Shore was the title sponsor of 5K and 10K races during the marathon weekend, also

providing health information and advice during the weekend’s Sports and Fitness Expo at

Bally’s Atlantic City. Throughout the weekend, members of Shore’s EMS Department were

on hand to provide first aid support during the races.

Heart WalkMore than 100 members of the Shore Medical Center family took part in the American

Heart Association’s annual Heart Walk on the Ocean City Boardwalk. Together, Shore

employees raised more than $17,000 for the American Heart Association.

Somers Point BayfestIn April, Shore Medical Center again served as a corporate sponsor of the City of Somers

Point’s Bayfest celebration. The medical center hosted a health fair with free information

and health screenings, including cholesterol and blood pressure checks and stroke risk,

vascular health and sleep apnea assessments.

American Cancer SocietyShore Medical Center continued its longtime support of the American Cancer Society

through sponsorship and participation in several initiatives:

Relay for Life: In June, Shore served as the Fight Back Tent Event Sponsor for the

annual Relay for Life in Ocean City.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer: The American Cancer Society’s signature

breast cancer fundraiser was held in Ocean City in October, with Shore participating as a

team and sponsoring the Social Media Tent.

Pleasantville Cancer Initiative: This program offers the under-served residents

of Pleasantville cancer screenings and prevention education. The Shore Cancer Center’s

Manager of Cancer Community Outreach and Cancer Coalition Coordinator served as

members of this initiative.

Look Good … Feel Better Program: Shore provides space in the Cancer Center

for the American Cancer Society to hold this program, which features group workshops

that teach beauty techniques to female cancer patients whose appearance may be

affected because of their cancer treatment.

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Court Appointed Special AdvocatesShore Medical Center President and CEO Ron Johnson took

part in the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) “In Good

Company” corporate campaign and the organization’s mission

of one advocate, one child.

Heart DayShore Medical Center hosted its 16th Annual Heart Day

Community Health & Wellness Fair in February. The community

was invited to Shore to take advantage of free health screenings

and receive information about programs available to improve their

health and quality of life.

Cancer Survivors DayOn the first Sunday in June, the Shore Cancer Center hosted its

annual Celebration of Life as part of National Cancer Survivors

Day. This heartwarming community event supports all those who

have fought or are fighting cancer and features brunch, chair

massages, entertainment, line dancing and more.

Every Breath CountsShore Medical Center supported the Every Breath Counts

Foundation’s November fundraising effort with a donation of

$3,000. This foundation raises awareness about lung cancer

and donates the proceeds of its fundraising to The South Jersey

Cancer Fund and the LUNGevity Foundation

MS FundraisersIn 2012, Shore Medical Center was a proud supporter of the

National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Shore employees took part

in a pair of initiatives:

• In May, a team of 20 raised more than $3,000 participating in

the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Ocean City Walk.

• In September, nine Shore employees raised $3,825 while

participating in the Bike MS: City to Shore Ride.

Hero WalkIn October, a group of Shore Medical Center employees were

among the more than 2,000 participants in the 2nd Annual Hero

Walk to benefit the Ensign John R. Elliott Hero Campaign for

Designated Drivers. Participants walked along the Ocean City

Boardwalk to raise funds and awareness for the Hero Campaign,

started by retired Shore Medical Center Foundation Executive

Director Bill Elliott and his wife Muriel.

Milton & Betty Katz JCC Senior ExpoIn September, Shore Medical Center proudly sponsored Senior

Expo 2012 at the Milton & Betty Katz JCC in Margate. Shore

nurses and staff were on hand to provide flu shots and free health

screenings.

Somers Point Good Old Days FestivalShore Medical Center again served as a sponsor of Somers Point’s

annual Good Old Days Festival, providing free blood pressure

checks and health information to the public. Festival proceeds

benefitted the Lawrence “Bud” Kern Scholarship Fund.

Ocean City Walk for the WoundedIn September, almost 40 Shore Medical Center employees took

part in Operation First Response’s Walk for the Wounded on the

boardwalk in Ocean City. The event raises funds to help wounded

warriors and their families by providing services and support in

the wake of combat injuries and loss.

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United WayIn 2012, 174 Shore Medical Center employees contributed

more than $14,000 to the United Way of Atlantic County. The

organization supports more than 60 programs at 39 local health

and human services agencies.

AFFILIATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS

Shore Medical Center is a proud member of the Jefferson

Neuroscience Network. The Shore Neurosciences Center’s

extraordinary high-tech diagnosis and treatment programs,

which are enhanced through the advanced technology found

within the Shore Surgical Pavilion, are delivered with the caring

touch expected from Shore Medical Center. As a member of the

Jefferson Neuroscience Network, Shore can ensure the

highest quality care for area residents. Specialists from the

Shore Neurosciences Center and the Jefferson Neuroscience

Network collaborate using a multi-disciplinary approach to

evaluation, diagnosis and treatment. Highly complex cases

can be referred with accuracy and speed, aided by a seamless

exchange of information.

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Shore Medical Center has physicians on staff from the

Rothman Institute, which is internationally recognized for

excellence in orthopedic science and technology. These

physicians are experts in their specialty areas and

leaders in clinical research and technology.

In January of 2013, Shore began a partnership with Advanced

ICU Care®, becoming the first medical center in New Jersey

to implement a tele-ICU program. As the nation’s largest

independent tele-ICU provider, Advanced ICU Care has

successfully implemented and managed more programs than

any other organization. Shore’s tele-ICU program meets the best

practice standard of 24/7/365 care for ICU patients by combining

experienced intensivist-led care teams, sophisticated technology

and collaborative programs with hospital staff to achieve a

rigorous focus on evidence-based best practices that improve

patient care and safety.

Last summer, Shore culminated a series of groundbreaking

technology acquisitions by entering into a partnership with

Toms River-based Advanced Radiology Solutions (ARS), a

renowned group of 25 fellowship-trained, board certified

radiologists who cover the broad spectrum of radiology,

including X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, interventional radiology,

women’s imaging, musculoskeletal radiology and neuroradiology. With the technology in hand to support these and ARS’ many

advanced sub-specialties – among them ultra low dose CT, endorectal staging, PET/CT scan, stereotactic, thyroid and prostate

biopsies, CT angiogram and runoff studies, Disida scans and DaTscans – Shore has truly brought university level radiology and

diagnostic imaging to the local communities we serve.

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Rothman Institute

In January of 2013, Onsite Neonatal Partners – a nationally-

renowned group of nearly 40 expert neonatologists – began

providing 24/7/365 neonatology care, as well as staffing for Shore’s

groundbreaking Pediatric Care Center with neonatologists who

provide pediatric care. For more than 16 years, Onsite Neonatal

Partners has delivered outstanding clinical care and excellent

patient-centered service at 14 hospitals in five states, as well

as managed pediatric inpatient and ER services in New Jersey.

Onsite’s mission is to bring top quality care to premature or sick

infants born in community hospitals – not only those fortunate

enough to be born in large academic hospitals. Onsite has been

Shore Medical Center’s long-standing affiliation with Penn

Medicine continues to be a valuable partnership, providing

patients with access to advanced treatment in multiple disciplines,

including neuroscience, cardiac and maternal-fetal care.

Heart disease patients can turn to Shore and Penn Heart

& Vascular. Located in Shore’s Surgical Pavilion, Shore’s

400-square-foot, state-of-the-art cardiac catheterization suite is

staffed by Penn physicians trained in performing serious cardiac

procedures. When needed, the Penn Heart Rescue™ helicopter

is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide rapid

transport to Philadelphia.

Shore’s connection with the Penn Neurological Institute provides

stroke patients or those diagnosed with neurological diseases

direct access to Penn’s innovative preventative diagnostic and

treatment services, as well as the latest in clinical research trials.

The Penn Maternal-Fetal Medicine Program at Shore provides

extra care to mothers-to-be and their children. Women facing

high-risk pregnancies can be treated for a variety of conditions,

including heart disease, placental problems, diabetes, multiple

gestation pregnancy and later-age pregnancy. Dr. Robert Debbs,

DO, a renowned specialist with Penn Medicine and Shore

Medical Center, leads the Maternal-Fetal Medicine program.

able to improve quality of care and reduce risk for the more than

100,000 premature or otherwise fragile full term infants whose

care they have supervised.

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NEW FACES OF SHORE

William B. Adams, DOPulmonology

George C. Alber, IV, MDOrthopedics

Mark Alexander, MDInternal Medicine

Russell Ashinoff, MDPlastic Surgery

Carmine Avellino, DOAnesthesia

Jerry O. Batley, Jr., MDGeneral Surgery

Raymond Bernal, MDUrology

Ilene Burach, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Michael Caruso, DOOphthalmology

Minerva Castillo, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Alberto Chavez, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Timothy Chen, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Michael D’Angelo, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Alicia Daniels, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Yasmin Deliz, DOPediatrics

William Didie, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Mark DiMarcangelo, DODiagnostic Imaging

Richard Fernandez, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Arkady Finkel, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Francesco Florio, DODiagnostic Imaging

Nader Ghaly, MDInfectious Disease

Douglas Gibbens, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Jerome Hric, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Purvi Jethva, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Terry Johnson, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Leela Josyula, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Felix Kravets, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Robert Mathews, MDNephrology

Kathleen McDonald, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

Gregory Nevsky, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Truc Nguyen, MDOphthalmology

Fabio Orozco, MDOrthopedics

Kristen E. Radcliff, MDOrthopedics

Julie M. Rosenthal, MDOphthalmology

Adam Saad, MDPlastic Surgery

Hitesh Shah, MDEmergency Medicine

Paul Shieh, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Delcine A. Sood, DOCardiology

Mohit Sood, DOPlastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Sindhu Srinivas, MDObstetrics and Gynecology

Uma Sundaram, MDPediatrics (Neonatalogy)

John Swidryk, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Joseph Triolo, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Adam Wallach, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Eileen Wang, MDObstetrics and Gynecology

Le Wang, MDMedical Oncology

Kevin Willis, MDDiagnostic Imaging

Thomas Yu, MDDiagnostic Imaging

The 2012 New Faces of Shore Medical Center

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Jay A. Gillian Chairman

Louis P. DeScioli Vice Chair

Ronald B. Stablini, CPA, MBA Treasurer/Assistant Secretary

Sandy Tzaferos, PharmD Secretary/Assistant Treasurer

Robert J. Beach, MD

David Beyel

Charles Biscieglia

Robert J. Bray, DDS

Auggie Cipollini

Gerald J. Corcoran, Esq.

Fernando Delasotta, MD

Joseph DiOrio

Arthur T. Ford, III, Esq.

Carol L. Gaffney, RN

R. Scott Halliday

Thomas H. Heist IV

Steven Nachtigall, MD (ex officio)

Gary G. Schaffer

David A. Spitalnick, Esq.

Richard L. Traa


Roy Gillian

Michele Ginieczki, Esq.

Richard H. Kabat

H. Paxson Keates

S. Stuart Mally, MD (deceased)

Martha Mason

William R. Miller

Morton Shiekman

Louis Yanniello

Doris Ford Baum (deceased)

Bernard A. Capaldi

Janet Collova

Moira Dougherty

Johnson W. Hartman, EdD (deceased)

Emeritus Members

Honorary Members

Jay A. Gillian Chairman

Louis P. DeScioliVice Chair

Ronald B. Stablini, CPA, MBATreasurer/Assistant Secretary

Sandy Tzaferos, PharmDSecretary/Assistant Treasurer

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Scott W. Strenger, MD President

Raymond S. Schreyer, MD Vice President

Steven P. Nachtigall, MD Past President

Shore Medical Center Medical Staff Officers


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Ronald W. Johnson, MBA, FACHE President & CEO

Thomas J. Mundell Vice President/Chief Development Officer, Shore Medical Center Foundation

Alan L. Beatty, MBA Vice President of Human Resources

Frederick L. Banner Vice President/Chief Information Officer

James T. Foley, FHFMA, FACHE, MBA, CPA Vice President of Finance/Chief Financial Officer

Jeanne M. Rowe, MD Chief Medical Officer

Joan T. Gavin, MS, RN, NEA-BC* Vice President of Patient Services/CNO

William D. Elliott* Executive Director, Shore Medical Center Foundation

*Retired

Executive Team

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G I V I N G P E O P L E

HOPEThe Shore Medical Center Foundation offers

numerous ways for members of the community

to support Shore Medical Center’s mission.

Whether it is an annual gift, a major gift or

planned gift, the public’s philanthropy and

generosity are essential to ensuring Shore’s ability

to provide the highest quality care to members

of the community.

The Foundation recognizes the inspired

generosity and loyalty of its donors with

exclusive recognition societies at every giving

level. Society membership includes invitations

to special receptions and events, along

with acknowledgment in the annual giving

report and throughout the medical center.

Philanthropic support for Shore makes donors

part of a special community who share a

dedication to the health and well-being of the

people within our region.

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Contents

35 A Message from Thomas J. Mundell

36 Donor Stories

44 Why Your Gift Matters

46 Ways to Give

58 2012 Stainton Society Brunch

60 Golf Outings

62 Women’s Wellness Journey

64 Auxiliary & Community Events

68 Foundation Board of Trustees & Committees

70 Honor Roll of 2012 Donors

MEDICALCENTER SM

Giving People Hope

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A M E S S A G E F R O M

THOMAS J. MUNDELLWhen people look back on 2011, they will always remember it as a milestone year in the storied history of Shore Medical Center. The construction of the state-of-the-art Ben and Flora Baker Surgical Pavilion and groundbreaking Harry & Edith Klinghoffer Pediatric Care Center within the James Klinghoffer Emergency Pavilion transformed Shore from a small community hospital into Shore Medical Center – South Jersey’s healthcare leader.

While the changes which took place at the Shore Medical Center Foundation in 2012 may not on the surface appear as dramatic, it is my hope that when people look back they will view our efforts over these last 12 months in much the same way; as a milestone in the Foundation’s history.

Since joining the Shore Medical Center and greater South Jersey community, my family and I have been welcomed with open arms. However, what we have found here is more than just a warm and wonderful community. We have seen people from all walks of life who care enough about their families, friends and neighbors to ensure there is university level healthcare available right here at the South Jersey shore.

They have used philanthropy as their tool in helping to not only construct Shore Medical Center, but attract the leading physicians and advanced technology needed to help Shore expand its campus and ambulatory footprint, while remaining on the cutting edge of healthcare education, prevention, diagnosis and cures.

My focus since coming to the Foundation has been to put in place an organization that will pave the way to create new and exciting avenues for philanthropy and “Giving People Hope” – our Foundation’s recently-adopted marketing campaign. Through our newly-created Annual Giving Program – which will include legacy giving arms such as The Lightkeeper’s Society, Stainton Society and Stainton Associates – we see a vehicle that will allow people to Give To Shore today, while establishing a relationship with Shore that will translate into deeper commitments through our Major and Planned Giving programs.

In writing to you, I could not envision a better placement for this letter. It is preceded by Shore Medical Center’s 2012 year in review and followed by stories from people who have experienced the high level care Shore provides and responded generously in their support of Shore. I hope you will take a few minutes and read through Shore’s accomplishments and these wonderful stories.

On behalf of the Shore Medical Center Foundation team, I would like to thank you for your continued friendship, support and generosity. We look forward to working with you in 2013 to support the Mission, Vision and Values of Shore Medical Center.

Sincerely,

Thomas J. MundellVice President of Shore Medical Center& Chief Development Officer of the Shore Medical Center Foundation

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J A M E S

KLINGHOFFER

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KLINGHOFFEREngaging in conversation with Jim Klinghoffer is truly a treat. He speaks lovingly about his parents; longingly about the America he grew up in; eloquently about the golden era of motion pictures; and intellectually about the world in which we all live. You can get Jim to speak about almost any subject, except Jim Klinghoffer.

Philanthropy isn’t something Jim Klinghoffer does. It’s who he is. Jim’s passion for giving was kindled by his parents, Harry and Edith Klinghoffer, who encouraged him to pay his success forward to help others.

“I give because my parents were very charitable people and they instilled that value in me,” he said. “What brought me to Shore was the recognition that these are dedicated people who deal in life and death every day. They have a special calling that not everyone in life gets.”

Jim was born in 1940 in Asbury Park, the city where his parents met. His father, who was born in Newark, and mother, who escaped Nazi Germany in 1936, moved the family to Lancaster, PA. shortly thereafter, to pursue an opportunity in the newspaper distribution business. In doing so, Jim will tell you that they left behind the comfort of family and their neighborhood, a move that took both character and courage.

Following World War II, Jim’s father expanded his business to Atlantic City. When their extended family would not leave their comfort zone and join the business in Lancaster, Jim’s father traded that portion of the business in return for a distributorship in Newark, which he eventually parlayed into a business that stretched up and down the east coast.

For many years, Jim viewed Shore as many did – a small community hospital where little was really happening. But, as he likes to say, “That’s really changed over the last few years.”

When Shore decided to build a groundbreaking hybrid pediatricunit–thefirstofitskindinthestateofNewJersey–Jimmade a major gift to dedicate what is now the Harry and Edith Klinghoffer Pediatric Care Center in his parents’ memory.

“What brought me to Shore was the recognition that these are dedicated people who deal in life and death every day. They have a special calling that not everyone in life gets.”

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“I kept the emergency department for myself,” he said of the gift to help construct the James Klinghoffer Emergency Pavilion. “Shore’s emergency department treats over 46,000 people a year, and that’s a lot of people to be able to help. At night, I sometimes park the car outside the hospital. As I stare up at our names on the buildings and watch the ambulances pull in, I’m overwhelmed that my life has brought me to this point. To be able to see what I’ve done for people who need doctors and nurses and hospitals, well I’m really taken aback.”

That little story is about as close as Jim will allow himself in terms of recognition. “I don’t want medals, or badges or plaques or dinners,” he continued. “I remember one time two weeks before an affair for the medical center, I drove over and just spent time talking to the doctors, nurses and execs. I wanted to be with people I put my money on, so we shared some humor and had a good time for an hour. Then got in my car, went home and never ended up going to the affair.”

You will hear people in the community say that, for a man who does so much, you never see Jim Klinghoffer around. While that may be true, it is funny given how much his presencehasbenefitedShoreMedicalCenterandthehealth and welfare of the people of South Jersey.

F A M I L YGURWICZ

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“As a family, we believe it’s important to have a strong, regional medical center within the community,”

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Mostdefinitionstellusthatphilanthropymustbemore than just a charitable donation; it is an effort that must be undertaken based on an altruistic desire to improve human welfare.

Bythisdefinition,theGurwiczFamily–parents Ed and Bonnie, sons Joseph and Mitchell and daughters-in-law Kathy and Diana – is the family portrait of giving. They donate both their time and money to a host of worthwhile organizations throughout the region, and neither seek out nor want recognition. When it comes to the role they have played in helping Shore Medical Center blossom into a leading regional healthcare provider, they are simply “honored to be a part of Shore’s growth” and will tell you “they have in no way played a more integral role than the thousands of people who have supported Shore.”

Whilethisselflesspointofviewisattheheartoftrue philanthropy, when it comes to Shore Medical Center, the Gurwicz Family’s record of giving paints quite a different picture.

Ed and Bonnie have a history that dates back to joining the Stainton Society in 1993. Throughout the years, they have generously supported all of Shore’s major campaigns, including the Millennium, Legacy and Shore Tomorrow Campaigns, the latter providing the funds needed to help construct Shore’s state-of-the-art Surgical Pavilion and Campus Expansion.

“My father and grandparents were immigrants, and through their experiences they developed a sense of how important it is to give back to the community,” said Mitchell. “Going back in history, our family has been in business and a part of the

community for 60 years. Throughout that time, we have looked for opportunities to contribute.”

There are a number of things that are special about the Gurwicz Family’s philanthropic relationship with Shore Medical Center and its Foundation. Beyond hosting the D. Allen Stretch Memorial Golf Tournament at their Harbor Pines Golf Course for the last 15 years, Joe and Mitchell have each found ways to give as generously of their time as they do withtheirfinances.JoewasamemberoftheShoreEnterprise Board in the mid 2000’s. Mitchell, who was recruited to serve on the Foundation Board when it was formed in 2005, just completed an unprecedented three years as its Chairman.

“Bill (retired Executive Director Bill Elliott) used to say that, almost without exception, nowadays it is no longer a given that the next generation will support what the previous generation did,” said Mitchell. “Our family is a hybrid in that we will continue our legacy of giving if we can modify our support and make it meaningful. That has been easy to do with Shore, given the new Surgical Pavilion, the access they provide to leading physicians and their outstanding pediatrics program.

“As a family we believe it’s important to have a strong, regional medical center within the community,” he continued. “Shore has been there for us, and hopefully will be there for our kids.”

Mitchell points to his mother’s two recent hip replacement surgeries, both in terms of the convenient access to excellent surgeons from the Rothman Institute and the support she and the family received from the Lightkeeper’s Society, as perfect examples of ways Shore excels in what it provides right here in our community.

Expanding on the Lightkeeper’s Society, Mitchell explained, “No matter who you are or what your situation, you always need an advocate in today’s healthcare system. Shore’s Lightkeeper’s Society has certainly proven to be that.”

Giving People Hope is what the Shore Medical Center Foundation does. Giving People like the Gurwicz Family is how we are able to do it.

T O N Y & G I N N Y

CANNATA

“Where much hasbeen given, much

is expected.”

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Tony and Ginny Cannata know their life together has been blessed in many ways, including with the gift of good health. They are thankful their decision to make a Planned Gift to the Shore Medical Center Foundation did not come in the shadow of a serious illness.

“We’re grateful that we’ve never been in need of the services offered by Shore Medical Center,” said Tony. “That being said, Ginny and I feel that where much has been given, much is expected.”

The quote from the scriptures aside, it doesn’t take much to see that Ginny and Tony are both spiritual individuals, deeply involved in the community through their philanthropic support of Shore Medical Center and their church. In fact, over the last year, Ginny has served as a Shore volunteer, offering comfort and communion to patients within the medical center.

“We believe helping others is so important,” said Ginny. “I enjoy volunteering at Shore and at our church. In life you have to count your blessings and give back in whatever ways you can.”

Happily married for 28 years, Tony and Ginny relocated to the Harbor Pines section of Egg Harbor Township six years ago from their former home in Blackwood, NJ. While on the surface they may seem new to the community, Tony has been selling real estate in the Ocean City area for two decades. Seven years ago, after a successful career in corporate America serving as an assistant to CEO’s at major companies like Strawbridge & Clothier and GS1US, Ginny joined Tony in his real estate business. “But I wouldn’t join him in the commute, which is why we came down here a year later,” Ginny quipped.

It was Ginny who made the initial connection to Shore, meeting the medical center’s former CEO on the golf course. “The more we spoke to people, the more we heard about the great things that were happening at Shore,” Ginny said. “No matter where you live, you need

to know that there is quality care available close to home. We became comfortable that Shore could provide us with just that should the need ever arise.”

Tony echoes Ginny’s sentiments. In fact, his feelings come from a highly-educated background. After a successful career in banking, Tony worked 11 years as an executive for Blue Cross of Pennsylvania (now Independence Blue Cross & Blue Shield) and two years in telecommunications at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP).

“So much has changed in the world of healthcare,” said Tony. “Going back 20 years, everything was focused around the hospital. Even if you just needed testing, you usually found yourself staying overnight. Today you need

a medical center that has advanced capabilities, as well as leading outpatient testing facilities, services throughout the community and ties to expert physicians. Shore gives us all of that.”

When Tony and Ginny decided to establish a Charitable Trust at the end of 2012,theirfirstinklingwastocheckouttheFoundation’s website to see if it offered an acceptable option. When they liked what they read, they immediately reached out to Senior Development OfficerGabeStaino,andinlessthanamonth the trust was in place.

“We’re getting up there in years, and we want to have a strong community medical center,” said Tony, whose comment jokingly drew a speak for yourself look from Ginny. “We like the Lightkeeper‘s Society function and the support it provides us.

“ShoreMedicalCenterhasstrongaffiliationswithPennand other leading providers, and we like that about Shore,”Tonycontinued.“Theseaffiliationsandtheirspectacular new facilities are here for us, just two miles from where we live. You never know what life will bring, but Ginny and I would be comfortable coming to Shore for any healthcare issue. It’s nice to know we don’t have to go to Philadelphia because Shore is close to home, which is very important to us.”

M I L L I E S .

WHEATON“As Lightkeeper’s Society Members,

we have the peace of mind that someone will always be there for us.”

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While Millie Wheaton has spent the last 20 years being as some people might call her a “Snow Bird,” there is only one place in the world that she really calls home – and that is the South Jersey shore. She presently lives in Upper Township – the city of her birth – with her companion of 10 years, Raymond Knorr. Previously, she lived “all around Ocean City” with her late husband of 43 years, Ted Wheaton.

WhenMilliereflectsbackoverheryearsinUpperTownshipand Ocean City, one of the constants in her life is Shore Medical Center. It began with the birth of her now retired son Jack – who was born at Shore in 1949 and resides in Fairfield,Connecticut,afterahighlysuccessfulcareerinthe New York advertising industry. Most recently it was a Lightkeeper’s Society-assisted visit to the Emergency Department with Raymond last October. On both occasions and all the times in between, Shore has always been there for Millie and her loved ones.

“When I think back to when Jack was born, Shore was just a tiny little building,” said Millie, who spends the winters near her daughter, Linda, and son-in-law, anesthesiologist Dr. Joseph Comfort, in Eustin, Florida. “The changes that have takenplaceatShorehavebeenabsolutelymagnificent.It’s incredible the way it has grown over the years.”

The philanthropic efforts of Millie and her late husband, Ted, have contributed a lot to the growth Shore has enjoyed. Millie says she’s “extremely proud” to have a plaque in her honor in the CardioVascular Institute, as well as a number of dedications in memory of Ted spread throughout the medical center.

“My husband believed in Shore, and he and I made a great number of contributions to the hospital,” said Millie, who has also given generously of her time, dating back to the 1970’s when she started volunteering as a Shore Pink Lady. “In the early days, a lot of the doctors in the area wouldn’t send the people to Shore. They felt the Philadelphia hospitals were so much better. Now, and I

know this for a fact, all of the physicians I am familiar with – a lot of the top surgeons and specialists – brag about working at Shore.”

A few years back, when Shore began its Lightkeeper’s Societyprogram,Milliewasthefirstoneonboard.“I’llneverforget I was in Florida and (retired Foundation Executive Director) Bill Elliott called me and said, ‘I just want to tell you thatyou’retheveryfirstpersontosendusadonation.’

“Last October, Ray knew that he needed to get to the hospital quickly,” Millie continued. “On the way, I called the Lightkeeper’s Society hotline and within 15 minutes of arriving in the Emergency Department, our Lightkeeper’s Liaison Joanne was at our side. She stayed with me for more than two hours while Ray was treated. We had dinner together and she made sure Ray and I were both taken care of every step of the way. Ray was admitted that evening,andtheveryfirstthingthenextmorningMaryMcGuckin, who is the Lightkeeper’s Manager, visited for over an hour, keeping us company and making sure all of our needs were met.”

When pressed, Millie will admit that like a lot of the area surgeons and specialists, she too enjoys bragging about Shore. And why not. After all, it is the generosity of people like Millie Wheaton that helped make Shore her community’s leading center for medicine.

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T H E G I F T O F

EXCELLENCE

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EXCELLENCEWhy Your Gift Matters: Impacting Lives Through PhilanthropyShore Medical Center prides itself on providing the highest quality

healthcare.Tofulfillourgoals,werelyinpartonthegenerosityofour

community, which for decades has supported Shore philanthropically

or through volunteer initiatives aimed at enhancing the services

provided by the medical center.

In the rapidly evolving world of healthcare, the Shore Medical Center

Foundation’s passionate network of philanthropists remains invaluable to

ensuring Shore continues to offer exceptional, patient-centered care.

Through the hard work and dedication of Foundation supporters, Shore

Medical Center has been able to obtain the technology needed

to enhance the services provided to patients in their time of need.

The Foundation’s support of Shore’s six Centers of Excellence and

various departments and services enables physicians, nurses and staff

to provide state-of-the-art, patient-centered care that saves and

improves lives.

The Foundation and its generous donors embrace the work of

supporting Shore Medical Center’s Mission, Vision and Values. Whether

it is $1 or $1 million, every gift – including the gift of service – makes a

difference in people’s lives. We cannot thank our supporters enough

for their generosity and belief in what we at Shore Medical Center

provide to the community.

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T H E G I F T O F

HOPE

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TheShoreMedicalCenterFoundationisanot-for-profit,philanthropic

organization established to enhance the current and future healthcare needs

of our southern New Jersey community.

The Foundation supports the important work of Shore Medical Center’s

physicians, nurses and staff by providing funding for a variety of patient care

services and major capital projects.

Tofulfillthismission,theFoundationcreatesandimplementsdynamic

philanthropic programs that provide a mechanism for anyone in the

communitywhowantstomakeafinancialcontributioninsupportofShore.

From small cash donations to long-term planned giving and estate bequests,

Foundation-led development programs have supported a host of new

programs and improvements at Shore Medical Center.

Through the Lightkeeper’s Society, Stainton Society and Stainton Associates,

as well as the generous support of our employees and legacy donors, the

region’s best and brightest philanthropic leaders have an avenue through

whichtoshowtheirfinancialsupportofShoreMedicalCenter’sMission,Vision

and Values. In addition, the Foundation supports the exceptional efforts of

the Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center, whose members work tirelessly to fund

major projects at the hospital.

Ways To Give: Mobilizing Your Support of Shore Medical Center

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Giving People Hope

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TRUST

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The Lightkeeper’s Society was established in 2007 by the Shore Medical

Center Foundation to honor the outstanding commitment of donors who give

to support healthcare at the southern New Jersey Shore.

Our Lightkeeper’s Society Liaisons make every effort to accommodate

society members’ needs, including assisting with physician and specialist

recommendations and help in navigating Shore’s health system. This includes

providing personal support during emergency situations, with Liaisons meeting

society members and their families in Shore’s Emergency Department to offer

help and guidance, as well as advocate on their behalf with medical center

personnel, if needed.

With a minimum annual commitment of $5,000, Lightkeeper’s Society

members enhance the ability of Shore Medical Center to provide exceptional

care to our community. As a thank you for their generosity, members of the

Shore Medical Center Lightkeeper’s Society are eligible for a number of

exclusivebenefits,including:

•Directaccesstoour24/7LightkeeperLiaisons.

•Supportandguidanceduringemergencysituations.

•Advocacyonthemember’sbehalfwith

medical center personnel.

•Aprivateroom,whenavailable,ifadmission

to the medical center is required.

Lightkeeper Liaisons also assist with test and procedure appointments at

Shore Medical Center; provide express admissions processing; offer expedited

physician and testing appointment scheduling, when possible; provide

physician and specialist recommendations; ensure access to Shore Physicians

Group; and assist with in-home care or aide recommendations.

To learn more about the Lightkeepers’s Society,

please contact Mary McGuckin at 609-653-4657 or

[email protected].

Lightkeeper’s Society

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THANKSHoward S. Stainton was a successful entrepreneur known throughout the region for his many accomplishments and generosity to his community.

Mr. Stainton served on Shore Medical Center’s hospital board from 1941 through the 1950s. While Howard passed away in 1979 at the age of 93, his legacy lives on. His estate, via the Stainton Trust, has donated more than $9 million to major capital improvements at Shore Medical Center, including the Howard S. Stainton Pavilion in 1976.

In the spirit of Howard S. Stainton’s humble philanthropy, the Stainton Society – the largest fundraising organization in the Shore Medical Center family – was founded in 1989 to allow individuals, families and businesses to pledge annual support to Shore Medical Center.

The impact of the Stainton Society is apparent throughout Shore Medical Center’s campus. Members have helped fund a number of project and equipment needs, including aQuickCareFacility,OrthopedicLaminarAirflowSurgicalSuite, Emergency Room renovations, new CT Scanner, CriticalCareCenter,PET/CTScanner,Shore’sCancerCenter and CardioVascular Institute and, most recently, Shore’s Surgical Pavilion and Campus Expansion.

Annual membership gifts range from $500 to $4,999, and all funds are used to ensure the evolving healthcare needs of our community are met with the region’s most advanced technology and clinical expertise.

Shore’s growth and endless pursuit of excellence has been made possible over the years only through the passion and generosity of the community. By making a donation to the Shore

Medical Center Foundation and joining the Stainton Society, members help support the programs, services and equipment that impact and save lives.

To learn more about the Stainton Society, please contact Abby Crafts at 609-653-3250 or [email protected].

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FAMILY

Stainton AssociatesThe Stainton Associates is a vital component of the Shore Medical Center Foundation’s Stainton Society.

Designed exclusively for new Stainton Society members, Stainton Associates is geared toward the community’s brightest and most dedicated supporters who are under the age of 40. In addition to raising funds to help ensure Shore can provide the highest quality healthcare now and in the future, the program providesanopportunitytonetworkwiththissegmentofinfluentialindividualsand business leaders.

The Stainton Associates helps cultivate the next generation of philanthropic leaders at Shore. Beyond being among the area’s most active and committed community members, Stainton Associates understand the importance of having a medical center like Shore to provide the region’s most advanced medical services and clinical expertise.

To learn more about Stainton Associates, please contact Steve Wallace at 609-653-3641 or [email protected].

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SERVICE

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The Shore Medical Center Auxiliary is the medical center’s original fundraising organization, with an

impressive history of philanthropic support and accomplishment.

Its rich, 70-year legacy has helped build new facilities and purchase new equipment since Shore’s

founding.TheAuxiliaryexemplifiesthegreatthingsthathappenwhenacommunityanditsmedical

center work together.

An all-volunteer organization, the Auxiliary sponsors a wide range of fundraising events and programs

that combine a spirit of fun with the philanthropic mission of giving back to Shore through the gifts of

time and energy. From organizing fundraising events, to operating the medical center’s gift shop and

two thrift shops, the Auxiliary provides important links to our community.

The Auxiliary’s more than 200 members are hard working, dedicated volunteers of all ages who enjoy

workingtogethertobenefitShoreandthecommunity.Additionally,theysupportShore’sMission,Vision

and Values as effective community advocates with state and local governments. The Shore Medical

Center Auxiliary is a wonderful forum for social interaction, meeting new friends and networking with

some of the area’s most dynamic and successful

people – all while giving back and ensuring the

community enjoys the highest quality care.

The Auxiliary operates two thrift shops in

Somers Point and Marmora, offering high end

contemporary men’s and women’s fashions,

artwork, collectibles, home accessories, books,

music and more. It also runs the medical center’s

gift shop in the lobby of he Surgical Pavilion,

providing a wide selection of items for patients,

visitors and staff.

Overthelast40years,theAuxiliaryhascontributedmorethan$11milliontobenefitShoreMedical

Center, including a recent $2.5 million pledge to the Shore Tomorrow Campaign for construction of

Shore’s state-of-the-art Surgical Pavilion and Campus Expansion.

Through its various fundraising events, thrift shops and gift shop, in 2012 the Auxiliary

raised $475,000 toward its $2.5 million pledge in support of Shore’s Surgical Pavilion

and Campus Expansion. To learn more about the Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center, please

contact Cathy Fennen at 609-653-3894 or [email protected].

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EMPOWERMENT

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Planned Giving

The Shore Medical Center Foundation’s Planned Giving Program

assists donors in preparing charitable gifts for during and after

their lifetimes. Planned gifts are sometimes referred to as ultimate

gifts, because they require planning and, often, assistance from a

professional advisor. Unlike cash donations, they are typically made

from assets in your estate rather than disposable income, and come

to fruition upon your passing.

The most common planned gift is a bequest in your will or living trust.

Other planned gifts include charitable gift annuities; charitable

remainder trusts; endowment funds; retirement plan assets; and life

insurance policies. At Shore Medical Center, we work with donors

so they can support Shore’s Mission, Vision and Values while also

ensuringtheirfamily’sfinancialsecurity.

To learn more about the Planned Giving Program,

please contact Caroleigh McCloy Haw at 609-653-3651 or

[email protected].

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THANKSMaking a Difference in 2012The Shore Medical Center Foundation organizes a variety of special events to aid in its mission of providing support to Shore Medical Center. These take many forms, from golf tournaments and fashion shows to celebrating the charitable efforts of its members.

Each year, Shore Medical Center thanks our loyal Stainton Society supporters with a special, invitation-only Stainton Society Brunch, featuring a world-renowned speaker. The Stainton Society Brunch is one of the region’s most widely anticipated special events, a celebration that recognizes the commitment of Stainton Society members as well as their philanthropic achievements. Keynote speakers have included Laura Bush, Tom Brokaw, Rudy Giuliani, Robin Roberts, Ben Stein, Bob Woodruff, to name a few.

The Shore Medical Center Foundation’s 23rd Annual Stainton Society Thank You Brunch

at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City featured remarks by broadcast journalist Charles Gibson.

2012 Stainton Society Thank You BrunchOn May 6, 2012, the Shore Medical Center Foundation thanked more than 700 donors for their support during the 23rd Annual Stainton Society Thank You Brunch at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City. The 2012 Thank You Brunch featured remarks by award-winning journalist Charles Gibson, who spoke on a variety of subjects, including politics, the media and healthcare.

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June 6, 2012 marked the 58th year the Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center has hosted the D. Allen Stretch Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament. Named in memory of D. Allen Stretch Jr. in 1986, this tournament has raised approximately $2 million dollars since its debut in 1954. The 2012 tournament was an overwhelming success attracting over 200 golfers and raising $95,000 for Shore Medical Center.

OnTuesday,March6,2012,representativesandmedicalstafffromShoreMedicalCenteranditskeyaffiliatesmingledwith major Foundation donors during a golf outing and reception at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, FL.

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Over 120 area women were on hand as the Shore Medical Center Foundation held its inaugural Women’s Wellness Journey on September 10, 2012, at the Ocean City Yacht Club. Dr. Mohit Sood of Shore Physicians Group’s Center for PlasticandReconstructiveSurgerypresented“NewWrinklesinPlasticSurgery.”Theeventwasdesignedasthefirstinanannual series of educational programs relating to women’s health issues.

To learn more about the Women’s Wellness Journey, please contact Kathy Maguire at 609-926-4348 or [email protected].

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WELLNESS

Women’s Wellness Journey in Ocean City

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The Shore Medical Center Auxiliary’s Women’s Golf Tournament held on May 21, 2012, at Linwood Country Club, started off the event season raising $9,353. It was followed on July 13, 2013, by the 30th Annual Carole Schiavo Kids Swim for Health. Staged at the Mainland Recreation Association in Linwood, this year’s event saw more than 100 area children raise $9,464. Named in memory of the late Carole Schiavo, the swim has raised more than $300,000 since its inception.

On September 18, 2012, the Shore Medical Center Auxiliary hosted “Fun Fashions for All Occasions,” its 21st Annual Fall Thrift Shop Fashion Show & Luncheon at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point. The event attracted 300 people and raised $14,320. December marked the return of the Annual Tree of Lights Celebration, a Shore Medical Center Auxiliary tradition. Festive music, refreshments and fellowship culminated with the lighting of the holiday Tree of Lights, which helped raise $3,775 through donations made in memory of family and friends.

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CARINGVisiting the medical center can be a stressful experience. During a patient’s stay, they, a family member or friend might be touched by the words or actions of one of the compassionate Shore physicians, nurses or staff members who care for them from admission through discharge. The Guardian Angel program was established to provide an opportunity to say thank you to these special caregivers.

The Guardian Angel program gives patients, their families and friends a vehicle to show their appreciation by making a donation to Shore Medical Center in recognition of their Guardian Angel. These gifts also shine a spotlight on Shore’s exceptional caregivers, making them an example for their peers by highlighting the Guardian Angel’s commitment to patient-centered care.

Guardian Angels can be anyone, from valet parking attendants to Emergency Department physicians or nurses.

As such, the Guardian Angel program is a powerful tool that can be used to single out those Shore staff members who make a difference in providing exceptional patient-centered care.

Today, the Guardian Angel program has grown to include a Guardian Angel of the Month Award. Each year, Shore hosts a Guardian Angel Pinning Ceremony to honor our recipients, each of whom receives a pin they can proudly display as a symbol of the extraordinary care they provide.

To learn more about the Guardian Angel program, please contact Mary McGuckin at 609-653-4657 or [email protected].

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FOR SHORE Employee Program: An Avenue for Giving BackIn March of 2013, the Shore Medical Center Foundation officiallylaunchedtheFORSHOREEmployeeProgram.It’sdesigned to give every Shore employee an avenue to give back to the medical center in a way that can provide an extra measure of care for either patients, friends, family members or themselves.

The program will be led by the Employee Committee, a group of 28 Shore employees from all levels and departments within the organization who began planning the new program in the Fall of 2012. Together, they will guide the initiative with the goals of growing employee participation

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Get Involved: Beginning Your Philanthropic JourneyAttending a community event, or volunteering at one, is an enjoyable and meaningful way to raise funds in support of Shore Medical Center. There are also many opportunities for individuals to become personally involved with medical center-based programs, making an immediate and memorable impact on patients and their family members.

2013 EventsThroughout 2013, the Foundation will offer several events that will further our mission. Each provides a unique opportunity to volunteer your time in service of Shore Medical Center’s mission. Your contribution is greatly appreciated, whether you sponsor one of our events or decide to help out in person. For a complete event listing or more information, please contact the Foundation at 609-653-3800 or visit www.GiveToShore.org. Each gift of time or money enables us to provide the highest quality of care each and every day.

May 5 – 24th Annual Stainton Society Thank You Brunch featuring Anderson Cooper, Revel, Atlantic City

May 20 – Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center Women’s Golf Tournament, Linwood Country Club, Linwood

June 5 – 59th Annual D. Allen Stretch Memorial Golf Tournament hosted by the Shore Medical Center Auxiliary, Harbor Pines Golf Club, Egg Harbor Township

July 12 – 31st Annual Carole Schiavo Kids Swim for Health, Mainland Recreation Association, Linwood

September 17 – 22nd Annual Fall Thrift Shop Fashion Show & Luncheon, Greate Bay Country Club, Somers Point

December 2013 – Tree of Lights Holiday Celebration, Shore Medical Center, Somers Point

Ann Lahr, Hillary Grote, Dan Moore, Iraida Melendez, Nancy Schusler, Gerard Welsh and Misty Carpenter

Robert Walton, Jr., 2012 Employee of the Year

Jesus Pagan and Kit Price; Members of the Employee Giving Committee not pictured: Karyn Campo, Kevin Clapp, Patty Costello, Abby Crafts, Shanna Digiacino, Lisa DiTroia, Felicia Ensminger, Kelly Heckler, Tami Kitchen, Pedro Longo, Sue McClain, Ed Mowbray, Francine McCord, Lacey Robinson, Nicole Tassinaro, Jen Young and Steve Wallace.

Brittni Ernst and Gerri Yollin

and empowering their peers to invest in Shore’s future through a gift made to Shore’s Embrace Fund, Spirit of Shore initiatives or other areas of need.

To learn more about the FOR SHORE Employee Program, please contact Steve Wallace at 609-653-3641 or [email protected].

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Honorary MembersDaniel BrestleJulianne W. Childs, DOAmbassador William J. HughesD. Herbert LipsonJohn Scarpa

Mitchell Gurwicz – Chairman

James Fraser – Vice-Chairman

Patricia Ann Lees – Chairman, Development Board

Robert Schwartz – Treasurer/Asst. Secretary

Brian G. Broadley – Secretary/Asst. Treasurer

Susan BisciegliaBernard A. CapaldiChris Ferry

Robert F. Garrett, II Esq.R. Scott HallidayCathie T. KaneMary Anne KullDonna Nelson-LeeThomas RitterAnna Sindoni, Esq.Ronald A. Wagenheim, Esq.

Carol Lipson - Chair

Brian G. BroadleyBernard A. CapaldiNick Droboniku

James FraserMary GarrettTim GlennDavid Goldberg

Eric GoldbergR. Scott HallidayHarry HurleyPatricia Ann Lees

Robert SchwartzGeorge Thomas

Dr. David BegleiterHarry BrooksJohn & Sue CurrySandi D’AmatoJ. Ronald & Beverly DenneyLou DeScioli*Chip Donovan*

Dr. E. Charles & Tara DunnCyndy Edmund*Joseph & Gerry Essick, Jr.James & Catharine FinneganPatricia FitzsimonsJames & Carol FrisbyAnthony & Janet Galante

H. Lloyd & Marie HayesJames JulianaHazel KavleJohn & Brenda MartelloWilliam & Sandy McMahonDonna Nelson-LeeDr. Gary W. Raab

Jean RobinsonMarlene SheppardMary Beth & Russell Snow*Co-chair

Shore Medical Center Foundation Board of Trustees

2012 Lightkeeper’s Sub-Committee Members

2011/2012StaintonSocietyCommittee

James FraserVice-Chairman

Mitchell GurwiczChairman

Patricia Ann LeesChairman,

Development Board

Robert SchwartzTreasurer/Asst. Secretary

Brian G. BroadleySecretary/Asst. Treasurer

T H E G I F T O F

DEDICATION

Brian Bourgeios Doug BraunsdorfMichael BrayChad Callahan

Frank DonatoJamie FraserPatrick GillPatrick Halliday

Erika HimstedtStephanie HughesErika KelleyDave Lieberman

Ed QuigleyAnna Sindoni, Esq.

Karen Affa, RNMarie Angelina, RNPatty Attenborough, RNNancy BankerJacqueline Bortu, RNMary BowenLeanna Brookings, RNJennifer Brooks, PTKarynCampo,R/TDeborah Canty, RNChristina Carman, RNJoyce Caselli, RNJessica Conroy, RNKelly Csaszar, RNJuan CupelesDr. Hemang DaveMary Dilks

Doyle DionisioKaren Donlevy, RNMelissa Doran, RNKelly Duma, RNHilda Dunmore, RNYsabel EchegarayKelly Filer, RNVictor GazzaraAmy Geisendaffer, RNManal GergesDavid Gittle, RNAnnmarie Guerreri, RNEleanor Kelly, RNColleen Lees, RNJohn Marr, RNDr. David MayPat McElroy, RN

John McGuireVanKeisha McKenzieDr. Naim NazhaCarolyn Nelson, RNDr. James J. O’Connor IIINancy O’Hara, HUCDr. Athanasios PapastamelosMalia Parohinog, RNFernando PerezRalph Perna, RNJennifer Pero, RNJohn PerriRobert Protesto, RNDr. Gary RaabCynthia Raffaele, RNMarianne Robb, CRNALacey Robinson, RN

Carol RogersAlthea Santos-Duna, RNVera Sarno, RNBetsy Scheibein, RNMegan Slaughter, RNJoanne Smith, RNJovilyn Suarez, RNNancy Taddei, RNDonna VerdinePauline Villarosa, RNDr. Vasthi WilsonMary Wright, RNDr. Sridevi YangalaDr. Pierre YankovitchRobert Yu, RN

Stainton Associates Committee

2012 Guardian Angel Recipients

To learn more about Stainton Associates, please contact Steve Wallace at 609-653-3641 or [email protected].

To learn more about the Guardian Angel Program, please contact Mary McGuckin at 609-653-4657 or [email protected].

David BeyelDr. Robert J. BrayBrian G. & Caren BroadleyBernard A. & Patricia CapaldiWilliam D. Elliott

James T. FoleyArthur T. Ford III, Esq.Robert F. Garrett III, Esq. & Mary GarrettJay A. & Michele Gillian

R. Scott HallidayThomas H. Heist, IVRichard A. PitmanPatricia Ann LeesCathie Kane

Honorary Stainton Society Committee Members

To learn more about the Stainton Society, please contact Abigail S. Crafts at 609-653-3250 or [email protected].

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Advanced Anesthesia Associates - Michael Allahverdi, MD, Louis Berges, MD, Peyton Dearborn, MD, Xin Hu, MD, Colleen Khatiwala, MD, Bo Liu, MD, Igor Tsyganov, MD, Daniel Denesevich, CRNA, Keith Hoekler, CRNA, Cynthia Mason, CRNA, Catherine Nardelli, CRNA, Patricia Norton, CRNA, Marianne Robb, CRNA, Michael Walls, CRNA, John Alleman,

Bill Herouvis

The Ritter Family and A. E. Stone, Inc.

Adams-Perfect Funeral Home ~ Mr. & Mrs. Francis Perfect

The Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center

Azeez Family Foundation

Mrs. Flora U. Baker

Borgata Heart & Soul Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cannata, Jr.

Estate of Arden Wolff

Estate of Norman Craven

Mr. & Mrs. R. Scott Halliday

Caswell F. Holloway, Jr. & Marie B. Holloway Foundation

Karen & Scott Holloway

Holly Beach Public Library Association

Mr. James Klinghoffer

Di & Dallas Krapf

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kull

Mr. & Mrs. James Lees and Mr. & Mrs. James Lees, Jr.

Melvin J. & Claire M. Levine

Massett Building Company

Ocean City Home Bank

Ruth Newman Shapiro Cancer & Heart Fund

Spencer’s Spirit Halloween

TD Bank Charitable Foundation

Village ShopRite Supermarkets, Inc.

Harvey L. Waxman, MD

Lightkeeper’s Society Partner

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Recognizing gifts made from January 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012 of $250 or more.

Bacharach Rehabilitation

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Banner

Mr. & Mrs. David Beyel

Bray Family Foundation

Harry F. Brooks

CHOPCare Harborview Pediatrics George Bross, DO, Christopher Drexler, DO, Joseph Dieterle, DO,

Sharon Held, DO, Mark Jacobson, DO, Christopher Keenan, DO, Lisa Share, MD, Andrea Thorp, DO, Gerald Vekteris, DO

Drinker Biddle & Reath, LLP

Dr. Gary L. Feinberg & Ms. Pamela Kolb

Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Galler

The Godfrey Funeral Homes Family & Staff

Mr. & Mrs. W. Richard Gum

Oceanview Center for Rehab & Continuing Care

Dr. & Mrs. Craig Jurasinski

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Laffend

Dr. & Mrs. John D. Lorenzetti

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Morello

Dr. & Mrs. James M. Pond

Reliance Medical Group, LLC

Jean D. Robinson

Carol & Vic Rogers

Bringing the Outside World Inside Foundation

Mrs. Nancy Seidel ~ In memory of Henry E. Seidel, MD

Mr. & Mrs. Morton Shiekman

Somers Point Business Association

Sykora Family Charitable Foundation

U. A. Local Union 322 Plumbers &Steamfitters

NRCC Local Union 255

Gus & Theresa Welsh

VIII Brothers Family Charitable Foundation

Mrs. Florence K. Agnellini

Atlantic City Linen Supply, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Beach

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Beatty

Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Beck

Mr. & Mrs. George Beitzel

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Benevento

CapeBank Charitable Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Tripp Coggins

Conner Strong & Buckelew

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Curcio

Dietz & Watson

Mr. Joseph DiOrio

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Droboniku

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Duzy, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Allan G. Edmund

Mr. & Mrs. William D. Elliott

Chris Ferry

Patricia Fitzsimons

William Frankel & Paulajane D’Amato

Robert F. & Mary S. Garrett

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Gavin

John & Jeanette Giemza

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gillian

Glenn Insurance, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Gosin

Harrison Matik Foundation

Thomas H. Heist Insurance Agency ~ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Heist III and Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Heist IV

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hendrickson ~ Midlantic Jet Aviation & Midlantic Jet Charters

Patriarch Family Foundation

Jersey Shore Gastroenterology Assoc., PA, Kenneth Schwab, MD, FACP, Paul Ljubich, MD, FACP, CNSP, Michael Krachman, MD, FACP, Joel Krachman, DO, FACP, Lawrence Ognibene, DO, FACOI, Nikhil Deshpande, MD

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kane

Lewis Katz, Esq.

Mrs. Eleanor Kennedy

Kennedy Automotive Group, Inc.

J. Edward Kline

Paul & Pat Koelling

Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Leonard

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mayberry

Mr. Joseph Mazzeo

McCarter & English, LLP

Mrs. Marie L. McIntyre

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McKenna

McMahon Agency Inc. ~ William J. & Sandra McMahon, Jr., Robert & Maura McMahon Primus, William J. & Anita McMahon, III

Nehmad Perillo & Davis, P.C.

Peggy Spiegler Melanoma Research Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pontano

Louis & Beverly Ripa

Mr. Ronnie Rodio

Mrs. Linda Scarborough

Drs. Raymond & Nancy Schreyer

Mr. Robert & Dr. Judith Schwartz

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Shiekman

SomersManorOB/GYN~ Dr. Michael Bravoco & Dr. Philip Korzeniowski

South Jersey Industries

Dr. & Mrs. Angelo Sparagna, III

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Stablini

T. N. Ward Company

Thomas Co., Inc. ~ Michael & Maryann Thomas, George & Laurie Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. George Wray Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Turchi, Jr.

MediLink

Bernice vanSteyn-Weiss & Nathan Weiss

Mrs. Mildred S. Wheaton

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Williams

Bayfront Emergency Physicians, PA. ~ David B. Angelastro, MD, Anthony P. Chiccarine, DO, Sodi H. Goldstein, DO, Keith C. Grim, MD, Roberta R. May, DO, William D. Schumacher, DO, Henry L. Souto, DO, N. Joseph Talotta, Jr., MD

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Biscieglia

Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers of NJ Labor-Management Committee

Dr. & Mrs. Fernando Delasotta

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Foley

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Frank

Mr. James Fraser

Wonderland Pier ~ Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Gillian

Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Glass

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Houck

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hurley

Ron Johnson & Family

Kramer Beverage Co. ~ Charles, Lynn & Mark Kramer

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kuehnle

Lucille Previti Lupton Foundation, Inc.

The Messner Foundation, Inc.

Milton Schamach Foundation, Inc.

Miss Night in Venice

Scibal Associates ~ David & Stephen Scibal

Eleanor R. Raymond in memory of H. Dwight Raymond, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Sabo

Dr. & Mrs. Scott W. Strenger

Lightkeeper’s Society Chairman’s Club

Lightkeeper’s Society

Stainton Leader

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1st Bank of Sea Isle CityMr. & Mrs. John Curry ~

ARC Reprographics, Inc.Drs. Arnold & Edna BacarroElliot & Adrienne BeinfestLee & Catherine BergenGinnie BerwickMrs. John BogosianMr. & Mrs. John W. BurkeDonna & Robert CericolaElizabeth CianfraniElin L. ClementsMr. & Mrs. Michael CohanJames L. CooperMrs. Nancy CopplePatricia B. CrowleyMs. Carmelita CutandaJonathan CuvielloMr. & Mrs. Albert DeJosephThe Custard Hut ~

Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. DeScioliDebra P. DiLorenzoMr. & Mrs. Harold DownsDr. & Mrs. E. Charles Dunn, Jr.Arthur T. Ford, III &

Deborah C. MurphyThe Ford Family ~

Artie, Rick, Stacy, Susie & ScottMr. & Mrs. Jay M. FordMs. Georgette FoxTony & Janet GalanteHon. & Mrs. L. Anthony Gibson

Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. GinieczkiVincent Giordano CorporationHank Glaser ~

Shrivers Salt Water TaffyDr. & Mrs. Gary M. GlassNorma B. GrassoMr. & Mrs. John L. GrossmanPatrick A. & Kelly HallidayMr. & Mrs. R. Scott Halliday, Jr.

& FamilyBetty HalpernSean & Cathy HanlonStephen HarkinsMr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. HarrisonMs. Joanne HenryDouglas J. & June HeunPhyllis S. HoverAmb. & Mrs. William J. HughesConstance Jenkins PritchardMr. & Mrs. Gary JesselRobin & Al JohnsonEdward B. JohnsonJames N. JulianaMs. Barbara JuzaitisRichard A. Kader, DOMrs. Hazel S. KavleMr. & Mrs. H. Paxson KeatesThomas Keating, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John KehoeKevin KehoeDonna KilgourPhyllis Lacca ~

Masterpiece AdvertisingPaula & Larry LaMaina, Jr.Dr. Larry M. LevineLee A. Levine, Esq.Denny & Patsy LevinsonMarion MacKinnonDavid P. May, MDB. F. Mazzeo Fruit & Produce, Inc.Mrs. James McAllisterMr. & Mrs. Ed McCaugheyNeil & Barbara McPeakMr. & Mrs. Thomas MerighiDr. Wedad S. MichaelMr. & Mrs. John Mihalik, Jr.Ruth & Conrad J. Miller, Jr.Ms. Frances MorrisonMr. & Mrs. James MottHelen S. NowakThe Noyes Museum of ArtOcean City Policeman’s

Benevolent Assoc. Local 61Jeff & Patricia OtaeguiAldo A. Palombo, Jr., R.Ph.Dr. & Mrs. Basil J. PaparoneDr. & Mrs. Nikhil ParikhMr. & Mrs. John J. PatrickMrs. Tyra K. PayantJohn V. PetryckiVictor G. PlumboLeo & Michele PrevitiMr. Joe Pustizzi, Jr.

Jose QuidachayJeffrey Quintin & Christen TerranovaRainbow Pediatrics ~

Dr. Jeffrey Flick, Dr. Thomas Dierkes, Dr. William Freund, Dr. Teresa McGrath, Dr. James Petrucci, Dr. Ajit Mathur, Dr. Ava Cavaliere

Bruce & Pat RamboMark & Kathleen ReimetMr. & Mrs. Robert RobertsonRotaryClubofOceanCity/

Upper Twp. in memory of Joseph P. Hartman

R2 ArchitectsMr. & Mrs. Richard A. RussellDr. & Mrs. Vinayak SabnisJay, Marge, Jonathan &

Jason ScannyMr. & Mrs. Gary SchafferSeaview Show ManagementDr. & Mrs. Carl ScheetzDr. Vicki L. ScheetzKaren & Michael SharkeyMs. Marlene SheppardMr. & Mrs. Laurence Shiekman

In Honor of Morton & Roberta Shiekman

Mr. & Mrs. John ShirkSimplexGrinnell District 526

South Jersey

SleepCare Center, Inc.Lilia SollishSomers Point School SystemDavid & Corinne SparenbergMr. & Mrs. Gabriel A. StainoDonna & William Stephens, IIIMr. & Mrs. Patrick StewartMr. & Mrs. Harold A. SukonikLisa SulzmanMr. Derek SuraghDr. & Mrs. Zubair SyedMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. TaccarinoMr. Patrick & Dr. Kathleen TaylorThomas & Kathleen TenagliaMr. & Mrs. Richard L. TraaDr. & Mrs. Andrew TrofaTropicana Casino & ResortMr. & Mrs. Ronald A. WagenheimWalt Gauta ~

Walt’s Original Primo PizzaMr. & Mrs. Harry H. Weidman, IIIHon. & Mrs. Gerald WeinsteinGoldcoast Sotheby’s Int’l Realty ~

Mr. & Mrs. Burton F. WilkinsDr. & Mrs. Richard WiseMr. & Mrs. Robert WoodPierre Yankovitch, MD &

Mary Grace YankovitchDr. Robert & Mrs. Angie Yaskin

Ace Linen Services Inc.Bruce AlbertBonnie & Pete AultEvelyn & Bob BachichAlex & Marla BalcerskiLinda BarbourLaurie H. BartineHarry & Joan BellwoarFrank & Marianne BigleyDavid L. Blecker, MDRobert & Gail BlevinPaul & Janice BoehlerMrs. Marjorie A. BolgerMr. & Mrs. George BooskosRichard & Debbie BoothRosemary & Adelino BorbaBrian BourgeoisJim & Eileen BourgeoisMr. Todd E. BowerCharlie & Beth BowmanJeffrey R. Boxman, DOJayne A. BrayEd & Deidra BrosnanWilliam & Virginia BrownMarilouise BurnsMr. & Mrs. W. R. Burns

Sylvia BuzziMrs. Maryann P. CaboMr. & Mrs. Francis CaravelliPaul & Jill CasaccioTony & Judy CekadaMagna Chang Dias & Ho ChangDr. Shah M. ChaudhryMs. Debra CisnerosJoseph & Susan ClarkMr.&Mrs.LarryClofineCindi & Bill ColangeloSusan M. ColeColony Club of Ocean CityRichard M. (Dick) &

Bernice ConnollyMs. Jewel CooperThomas & Sharon CostelloPatricia CounsellorAbby CraftsJames CrawfordMr. & Mrs. Charles J. CristellaWilliam & Alice CrockfordMr. Stephen & Jill CroftMs. Anne CuomoGeorge & Ginny CurtisBarbara & Richard Deaney

Dr. & Mrs. Albert C. DeardenMr. & Mrs. J. Ronald DenneyMs. Jessica DillDennis DiOrioRita & Joseph DiOrioTerri DiOrioMr. & Mrs. Clifford DirkesCharles W. DonovanMrs. Lynda C. DonovanThomas & Roberta DoughertyMr. & Mrs. Michael DriscollMr. & Mrs. William B. DuffyEleanor EasonMary M. EgglyKevin & Carol ElbertCarrie G. EllisMr. & Mrs. Joseph Essick, Jr.Exchange Club of Ocean City, NJJane Matragrano FarinaMr. & Mrs. Francis X. FeeFenwick ArchitectsCatharine & James FinneganMr. & Mrs. Eugene J. FlanaganFoerster Vision CenterFord, Scott & Associates, LLC ~

John Sabella

The Fox FoundationDr. & Mrs. Brett FoxmanDr. & Mrs. Scott FoxmanWilliam B. FrambesEileen FriedmanRichard FriesMr. & Mrs. James C. FrisbyAlan Rosenzweig ~ FTFOIMary Ann & Jack GabelCarol L. Gaffney, RNPat & Rich GardenerDr. Homer & Rev. Dorothy GerkenCharles & Carole GiamberardinoR. Ronald & Nancy B. Glenn in

memory of Thomas L. Glenn, Sr., Serena W. Glenn & Thomas L. Glenn, Jr.

Benjamin D. & Judith G. GoldmanMrs. Barbara GomesLinda Gray, BSRT (R) (CT)James Greenberg, Esq.Gregory’s Restaurant & BarGriswold Home Care ~

Joseph F. BachichMr. & Mrs. Curt GronertAnnmarie Guerrieri

Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. HafetzPatrick A. & Kelly HallidayKeith P. HartzellLloyd & Marie HayesCarol A. HeenanCarla E. HeistMr. & Mrs. Tom HendrixsonDoris C. HewettMr. & Mrs. Larry HimmelsteinMichael & Denise HoffmanMs. Patricia HoganMr. & Mrs. Richard HohmannDr. Jerry Horowitz &

Elizabeth Casey, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Warren B. HughesWilliam & Stephanie HughesMs. Courtney HumphreyMr. & Mrs. Howard HustonMrs. Carole Hyman in memory of

Dr. Jack HymanSandy & Joe EydeA. Jane IrvineDr. Matt Jamison &

Mrs. Sue H. JamisonMr. & Mrs. Richard KarraschJohn & Kathleen Keane

Stainton Advocate

Stainton Supporter

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Dr. & Mrs. John Keating, IIIMs. Robin KeyackMr. & Mrs. J. Peter KichlineHeidi A. King, RNJean & Bill KirchhoffGeorge & Joanne KisbyMr. & Mrs. Thomas KitchenJeffrey A. KleuskensHenry & Marie KnightMs. Christina KozmorMr. & Mrs. Louis J. LamannaSusan & Robert LangRichard & Lorraine LawsonMs. Kathy LickCongressman & Mrs. Frank LoBiondoMr. & Mrs. Robert V. LoftusMs. Janet LudyMr. Thomas LynchPeter & Ashley Madden & FamilyKathy MaguireMs. Jessica J. MankowDr. & Mrs. James J. ManlandroKimberly T. Phillips-Manley & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Frederick Marcell, Jr.Suzanne MarlinNicholas MarottaMr. Robert MarshallGertrude W. MatthewsMr. & Mrs. William MaurerMolly Mayhew

Susan Braverman McAfeeFrank & Beverly McCallMary Eileen McCord, RNMs. Karen McCutcheonMr. & Mrs. Ronald McDowellMr. & Mrs. Robert McGintyMs. Lynn McIntyreWilliam & Anita McMahonDaniel J. MichaelsMary M. MillarMs. Cynthia MillerMr. & Mrs. Fred W. MillerMs. Denise MinusRita MooreMrs. Doris MulfordJosephine NaniaDr. & Mrs. Naim T. NazhaDonna Nelson-LeeKathleen NunziOcean City Board of RealtorsOcean City Fire FightersMs. Jennifer S. OffCooper Levenson ~

Attorneys at LawMs. Georgette OliverJoann Cioeta & Jerry OrgovanMr. & Mrs. George NikaBarton R. & Sharon J. PalmerJohn & Eleanor ParkerParkshore Development Corp.

Joanne & Wil ParselsPepsiDavid & Andrea PerryPeter Lumber CompanyMr. & Mrs. Andrew PetrellaDr. & Mrs. E. Gregg PfundClay’s Climate Control, LLCDr. Matthew Piskun, PharmDJohn W. Ponton Jr.James Previti Family FoundationCharles & Kathleen PrevitiRobert & Maura McMahon PrimusMr. & Mrs. Peter QuigleyBeth & Glenn DarbyDr. & Mrs. Gary W. RaabEric & Kerry RaymondDr. & Mrs. George W. ReevesScott & Tracy ReighardAndrew Renny, MD &

Barbara D. HarvisDiane L. RossRobert & Margaret RothMs. Linda RothermelRoyal Suites Care Center, LLCJim & Diana RutalaDr. Edward H. SalmonRaymond & Lisa SantiagoMr. & Mrs. George J. SavastanoRichard & Denise SchmalbachEllen Sekel

Mrs. Vicky Shawl in memory of husband, F. Wayne Shawl

Frank & Jessica ShoemakerL. R. ShupeMr. & Mrs. Donald SiokLeslie & Andy SkiboMr. & Mrs. Donald SmedleyJohn Smith & Olive Scola-SmithLori G. SmithSandra SmithCoastal Designs, Inc.Mary Beth & Russell SnowKaren L. SnowdenSoltz Paint, Inc. ~ Larry & Carla GashSomers Point Jazz SocietyWinnie Piriano ~

South Jersey Home CareMr. & Mrs. Gerald SpeitelBud & Patricia SperryMr. & Mrs. David SpitalnickMr. & Mrs. Richard J. StanislawJohnson’s Popcorn, Inc. Since 1940James F. Steelman ~ In memory of

Gladys SteelmanRodney & Saundra StokesFlorence StraubmullerJohn & Alice StullSturdy Savings BankMr. & Mrs. Thomas SubranniWalter H. Swayze, Jr.

Anne Marie & Mickey TaggartMr. & Mrs. John G. ThomasMr. & Mrs. Kenneth ThompsonHon. & Mrs. William C. Todd IIIJose TorresMrs. Kathleen TortoriceRoberta V. Townsend in memory of

Clifford J. Madsen Sr.Richard Travers ~ Catamaran MediaMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. UmmarinoMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey VasserEdward B. VaughnMr. & Mrs. Dante VergultiRoy & Edwina WagnerJoseph F. WajdaMs. Calla Waldron-BuckJoan Walker ~ In memory of

John WalkerMr. Jonathan W. WerleyMr. & Mrs. Richard WickerDavid N. WilliamsDr. Vasthi C.WilsonAlice C. WolfMr. & Mrs. Theodore V. WoodDr. & Mrs. Robert E. WooleryMs. Rosemary WynnMr. & Mrs. Barry YagodichDr. & Mrs. Patrick F. Zazzaro

Mr. & Mrs. Dean AdamsMr. & Mrs. Steven AngKathy ArtymowiczBay-Atlantic SymphonyBecky BirdJames & Stephanie BordonaroMr. & Mrs. Douglas R. BraunsdorfMr. & Mrs. Anthony Caine, Jr.Mr. Jonathan & Dr. Theresa CampoKim CerchiaroRay & Sara ClarkRev. Dr. Demetrios J. ConstantelosJohn Corry

Terry & Jennifer CrowleyFrank Donato III & Kelly DonatoDr. & Mrs. Eric S. DunnEmployees of Chris FerryCathy FennenKay E. FitzgeraldGenevieve P. FlanaganChris A. Foust, CPAJason J. FrostAlyson GallionPatrick M. GillGleeson’s Audio Video, LLCChristine Gray

Barbara M. GrillHenry GuzmanPatrick A. & Kelly HallidayTimothy HanlonRuss & Jane HansenBrian S. HartleyMaggie HoffmanThomas & Frances KellyJulie KinGerald & Brittany LaHayDavid Lieberman

Financial Services, LLCSue Mah

Dorothy B. McLaughlinMary McRaeEdward R. Mossman, IIIEdward A. Mowbray, IIIMichael Bray ~ Passion VinesTheresa PatakyDr. & Mrs. Deryck PhamMary Jean PrintzEdward J. Quigley, IIIJohn & Barbara ReedKaren RenzulliPamela RicoJudith F. Rubino, Esq.

JohnSkiffingtonMs. Laurie E. SmithJane N. StahlerMr. & Mrs. John A. StroebeleStephen G. TaubAvery S. TeitlerMr. & Mrs. Allen TownsendKristian & Karen Van DexterSteve Wallace & Toni IanneceAmy & Jim WatersDr. Ira & Donna WertheimerAnthony & Melissa WilsonMrs. Marcia Beach-Malinowski

Mr. Daniel BeyelBrendan Borek High Tides

Memorial Fund, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Leon CostelloCostello & Mains, P.C. -

Kevin M. Costello, Esq.Ms. Kelly CsaszarMr. & Mrs. Frank Dandrea

Ms. Bette DeGrawMr. & Mrs. Michael DemiterMs. Charlotte FarleyRick & Stacy FordMr. Robert FrolowMr. Thomas HinesMr. Michael KaczmarczykMr. Robert Kelly II

LifeCell - Joel CaucciMr. William McIntyreMental Health Assoc. of

Montgomery County, MDMrs. Phyllis MoonyMr. Terrance MuchMr. Charles PessagnoMr. Robert Polisano

Ms. Joanna RenziMs. Geraldine RockMr. J. Richard RoenigkMs. Mary RossiterMr. Donald SchlotsMr. & Mrs. Robert Scully, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas TuckerUnited Way of Atlantic County

United Way of Greater Phila & SNJUnited Way of the

National Capital AreaViking Yacht Company -

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick HealeyMr. & Mrs. Grant Wenger

Stainton Associates

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