Spring 2013 In this issue: Palliative Care Bridge Program, Camp T.R. & much more! A Parade on Father’s Day Bill and Barbara Ritz of Sykesville had never been inside Dove House until Barbara’s mother was admitted for inpatient hospice care in 2008. “This is the next step to heaven,” said Bill as he walked into Carroll Hospice’s inpatient facility for the first time. Knowing how her husband felt about Dove House made it a bit easier for Barbara when Bill was admitted there in June 2012 after being diagnosed with urethral cancer four months earlier. “Hospice allows patients to die with the dignity they deserve,” Barbara says. “I knew that’s what Bill wanted.” On Father’s Day weekend, Bill and Barbara’s children visited and reminisced at Dove House as they watched a family slideshow. That Sunday, Barbara rested on the couch while the family watched the last two boxes of slides. Then her son came over to her and said he thought Bill wanted her, Barbara remembers. “I went over and sat with him and held his hand, and he took his last breath.” Through this tough time, Barbara took comfort in several memorable moments during Bill’s stay. He was housed in the same room her mother had been in, she says, and she thinks he waited for the family to finish the slides and for Barbara to have some rest before he passed away. The family also noticed the revving of engines that Sunday. Barbara found out that motorcyclists were gathering in the parking lot across the street from Dove House for the annual Dove Ride, a Carroll Hospice fundraiser founded by one of the nurses. Barbara and other family members went out on the balcony as the motorcyclists were pulling out of the parking lot. “The riders all looked up at us and waved,” she remembers. “Bill passed away shortly after all the cycles took off.” The family thought it fitting that Bill, a father of six and grandfather of 13, had a parade on Father’s Day. “Some people may say it’s coincidental,” Barbara says, “but I found meaning in this.” She treasures the 55 years of memories she shared with Bill, whom she described as an eternally youthful, outdoorsy type who was as handsome as a movie star. “We had a wonderful, wonderful life.” A few weeks before his death, the couple and some of their children walked out to admire a double rainbow that appeared following a storm. “Bill was the last one in,” she remembers. “He said ‘I wonder when we pass if we get to sit on the rainbow and slide down.’ That’s how Bill was.” Hospice allows patients to die with the dignity they deserve. I knew that’s what Bill wanted. “ “ Hospice supporter and Sykesville resident Barbara Ritz shared one last special Father’s Day with her husband, Bill, at Carroll Hospice’s inpatient facility, Dove House, in 2012.
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Spring 2013
In this issue: Palliative Care Bridge Program,
Camp T.R. & much more!
A Parade on Father’s DayBill and Barbara Ritz of Sykesville had never been inside Dove House until Barbara’s mother was admitted for inpatient hospice care in 2008. “This is the next step to heaven,” said Bill as he walked into Carroll Hospice’s inpatient facility for the first time.
Knowing how her husband felt about Dove House made it a bit easier for Barbara when Bill was admitted there in June 2012 after being diagnosed with urethral cancer four months earlier. “Hospice allows patients to die with the dignity they deserve,” Barbara says. “I knew that’s what Bill wanted.”
On Father’s Day weekend, Bill and Barbara’s children visited and reminisced at Dove House as they watched a family slideshow. That Sunday, Barbara rested on the couch while the family watched the last two boxes of slides. Then her son came over to her and said he thought Bill wanted her, Barbara remembers. “I went over and sat with him and held his hand, and he took his last breath.”
Through this tough time, Barbara took comfort in several memorable moments during Bill’s stay. He was housed in the same room her mother had been in, she says, and she thinks he waited for the family to finish the slides and for Barbara to have some rest before he passed away.
The family also noticed the revving of engines that Sunday. Barbara found out that motorcyclists were gathering in the parking lot across the street from Dove House for the annual Dove Ride, a Carroll Hospice fundraiser founded by one of the nurses. Barbara and other family members went out on the balcony as the motorcyclists were pulling out of the parking lot. “The riders all looked up at us and waved,” she remembers. “Bill passed away shortly after all the cycles took off.”
The family thought it fitting that Bill, a father of six and grandfather of 13, had a parade on Father’s Day. “Some people may say it’s coincidental,” Barbara says, “but I found meaning in this.” She treasures the 55 years of memories she shared with Bill, whom she described as an eternally youthful, outdoorsy type who was as handsome as a movie star. “We had a wonderful, wonderful life.”
A few weeks before his death, the couple and some of their children walked out to admire a double rainbow that appeared following a storm. “Bill was the last one in,” she remembers. “He said ‘I wonder when we pass if we get to sit on the rainbow and slide down.’ That’s how Bill was.”
Hospice allows patients to die with the dignity they deserve. I knew that’s what Bill wanted. “
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Hospice supporter and Sykesville resident Barbara Ritz shared one last special Father’s Day with her husband, Bill, at Carroll Hospice’s inpatient facility,
Dove House, in 2012.
A Letter from the Executive Director:
StaffDiane Link, R.N.Executive Director410-871-7650Jill Englar, LCSW-C Director of Support Services410-871-7229Jennifer Gambino Director of Philanthropic Planning410-871-6200Leslie Gee, R.N. Director, Carroll Hospice410-871-7680Dave Bare & Amy Schlossnagle Spiritual Coordinators410-871-7234Kathy BareBereavement Counselor410-871-7231Jessica Roschen Bereavement Counselor410-871-7656DawnVan Der Stuyf, R.N. Clinical Manager, Hospice Services410-871-6560Amanda Vetter Annual Fund Manager, Carroll Hospice410-871-7220Debbie Zepp Volunteer Coordinator410-871-7228
Board of TrusteesMr. Mark E. Blacksten, ChairMr. Wayne Barnes, Vice ChairMr. James Andersen, Esq.Mr. Richard CoyneMs. Erin DanzMrs. Mary DarrellMrs. Shirlyn Evans-FordMr. Thomas “Dale” Fletcher, Jr.Del. Susan KrebsDr. Flavio KruterMs. Denise WhitecottonMs. Phyllis ZumbrunEx-OfficioMrs. Diane LinkMrs. Stephanie Reid
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Spring is one of my favorite times of year. As the winter freeze lifts and the grass turns green, it reminds me of hope and renewal. I feel rejuvenated and ready to tackle the outdoor projects that were put off from last fall.
Over the winter, we revised the format and content of our hospice newsletter. DASH, the new name of the newsletter, stands for Dedicated to Awareness and Support of Hospice. DASH is the name of our hospice advocacy group, and I love the idea that our newsletter symbolizes that same purpose: awareness and support of hospice. Our special thanks to Mark Darrell, chairman, and the DASH steering committee for their hard work and dedication in creating the original DASH concept and supporting Carroll Hospice’s important mission of providing quality end-of-life care to all.
In this and future editions, we plan to provide you with regular updates on what is happening in hospice both in our community and nationwide; offer tips for caring for someone at end of life and coping with grief; and share stories from Carroll Hospice’s staff, volunteers and patient caregivers.
I look forward to sharing with you ways you can be Dedicated to Awareness and Support of Hospice, and I welcome your feedback regarding our newnewsletter format.
Have a wonderful spring!
Sincerely,
Diane Link, R.N.Executive Director, Carroll Home Care & Carroll Hospice
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Palliative Care Aims to Bring Comfort, Support to Those With Long-Term IllnessBecause they address similar issues, palliative care and hospice care are often confused. Both types of care are designed to improve the quality of life for a person diagnosed with a serious illness.
Palliative care is given while curative treatment is being pursued, while hospice care is provided only to those who are facing a terminal illness, typically in the last six months of life.
If patients are diagnosed with a terminal illness, but are not ready to enter hospice care, Carroll Home Care’s Palliative Care Bridge Program can help.
The Palliative Care Bridge Program provides extra resources for patients, whether for pain and symptom management or emo-tional and spiritual support, explains Susan Norwood, clinical manager of Carroll Home Care, an affiliate of Carroll Hospital Center.
Members of the palliative care team–including physicians, home health and hospice nurses, physical or occupational therapists, social workers and chaplains–coordinate care to manage physical and emotional symptoms; educate patients and caregivers about their illness; provide guidance in making medical decisions while respecting the patient’s goals and beliefs; help with advance directives/Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders; and assist with the transition to hospice care if appropriate.
Hospice nurses work with the home health nurses in the pro-gram. “Hospice nurses are experts in providing symptom and pain management,” says Norwood. “It also allows patients to develop a relationship and rapport with the hospice nurse, who can then follow them into hospice care.”
The Palliative Care Bridge Program falls under the auspices of home care, so patients must meet the home care eligibility guidelines, Norwood says.
Patients may not qualify for hospice for many reasons: they may still be seeking curative treatment for their illness; they do not meet hospice’s admission criteria; or they simply may not want to seek hospice treatment at that time.
The Palliative Care Bridge Program has made a tremendous impact in giving patients the support and care management they need, no matter what stage of illness they are facing. “We’ve closed the gap for patients and made the transition from home care to hospice a smooth and seamless one,” says Norwood.
We’ve closed the gap for patients and made the transition from home care to hospice a smooth and seamless one. “ “
To learn more about the Palliative Care Bridge Program, please call 410-871-8000 or visit CarrollHospice.org/Bridge-Program.
Healing Touch is a therapy used to direct energy to areas in the body in need of healing. The practitioner places hands in various positions–depending upon the affliction or affected area–and, with intent and focus, directs and facilitates healing energy.
My use of Healing Touch with hospice patients has been extremely rewarding. It seems to bring peace and calm to agitated and restless patients. One patient in particular comes to mind. I could hear him yelling in pain from his room all the way to the vol-unteer desk. After asking if I could perform Healing Touch on him, he gave me permission. My heart went out to him and the family member sitting by his side. I sat at his other side and began to treat him. Within a few minutes he calmed down. As I treated him, I asked if he would like to pray. He told me, “Yes, please.” We prayed the Lord’s Prayer as he received Healing Touch. When we finished, he went right to sleep.
I also remember a gentleman who was determined to get out of bed and was agitated that he wasn’t allowed to do so because of his condition. Of course that wasn’t going to stop him from trying. I asked him if I could do Healing Touch, and he said, “Oh, all right.” It seemed no sooner than I had begun that he was snoring loudly.
One elderly patient of mine in a nursing facility had complained of pain in her foot. After using Healing Touch on the ball of her foot and her heel, she told me it “worked like a miracle.” Now I treat her regularly when I am there.
Healing Touch is very calming and peaceful, and a sense of well-being and a loving energy are felt by many. I am very thankful to be a Healing Touch practitioner.
My use of Healing Touch with hospice patients has been extremely rewarding. It seems to bring
peace and calm to agitated and restless patients.
Andersen Joins Hospice BoardJames R. Andersen, Esq. has joined the Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees. Practicing civil litigation law for nearly 25 years, Mr. Andersen is now a partner with Rollins, Smalkin, Richards & Mackie in Baltimore. He earned his undergraduate degree in government and politics from the University of Maryland, College Park, and earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Baltimore.
“I am grateful for the privilege of serving on the Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees. I look forward to working with the other board members to continue to grow and enhance the services hospice provides to the residents of Carroll County and beyond,” he says.
Mr. Andersen is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association, the Baltimore County Bar Association and the Defense Research Institute. He and his wife, Amy, have three children, and have lived in the county for more than 15 years.
The annual Dove Ride to support Carroll Hospice is
slated for June 23, 2013. Ride in memory of a loved one
or friend. Learn more at CarrollHospice.org/Dove-Ride.
Helps Kids Cope With GriefJust like kids at any other summer camp, they swim, sit around a campfire, work on crafts and make friends. But
throughout the weekend, campers at Camp T.R. also talk about how they feel after losing a loved one. Camp T.R. is no ordinary camp; it’s a grief camp where children ages 7 to 15 work through the emotions related to losing someone close.
The campers participate in fun activities as they would at a traditional camp, but they also have special events that help them deal with the wide range of emotions and isola-tion they may be facing. These special activities include writing in a journal, creating a memory book or box, participating in butterfly and balloon releases, lighting a candle and talking about special memories, decorating Memory Totems (pictured below) and even the simple act of allowing themselves to cry.
Camp T.R. is staffed by professional bereavement counselors and volunteers who have special training in helping grieving children. In addition, each of the campers is assigned a buddy as a trusted support person during the free overnight camp.
“It is amazing to be involved with such an incred-ible transformation of the campers. Many arrive timid, scared and sad,” says Kathy Bare, a Carroll Hospice bereavement counselor. “All the campers leave having made new friends, smiling and laugh-ing, knowing that in spite of their losses, they can cope and they are not alone.”
This year’s camp will take place Friday, May 31 through Sunday, June 2. Through the generosity of several donors at the 2012 Taste of Carroll event, $11,000 was raised to sponsor campers for this year’s camp.
Camp T.R. has been in existence since 1994, and more than 500 children have benefited from the program since its inception.
For more information about Camp T.R., call 410-871-8000 or visit CarrollHospice.org/Camp-TR.
The IRA Rollover Has Been Continued for 2013As part of the fiscal cliff law, Congress reauthorized the IRA rollover for 2013. This means that if you are age 70½ or older, you can make a charitable gift of up to $100,000 from your IRA. Your gift will qualify for your 2013 required min-imum distribution and you will not have to pay federal income tax on the amount given from your IRA to Carroll Hospice.
Contact Jenny Gambino at 410-871-6200, [email protected] or visit CarrollHospitalFnd.org to learn more about how you can use some of your IRA dollars to support our impor-tant work in 2013.
All the campers leave having made new friends, smiling and laughing, knowing that in spite of their
losses, they can cope and they are not alone. “ “
Grief Day Camp is Another OptionFor children ages 7-13 who would benefit from a grief day camp, the Healing Hearts Day Camp offered by Carroll Hospice provides a combination of activities and sharing to help them cope with their grief. This year’s day camp will take place Friday, August 23 at Landon C. Burns Park in Westminster from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information, visit CarrollHospice.org.
Springtime Filled with New BeginningsBy Jess Roschen, M.S.Carroll Hospice Bereavement Counselor
Spring represents a season full of hope and new beginnings. It is the season of growth and change and the promise that winter is over. Springtime is defined in The Merriam-Webster Dictionary as a “flourishing stage of development.” For many of us who are grieving, it may at times be difficult to grasp this concept of spring. Our hearts may ache because our loved one is no longer with us to share the beauty of spring. Sadness, despair, anger, loneliness and frustration are all normal feelings associated with grief. These feelings come and go and sometimes may feel intense. It is healthy and natural to let these emotions out; give yourself permission to grieve. Cry, talk, shout or write your feelings out–this will help relieve the pain from the inside. Remember, grieving is a normal process and as individuals we all handle it differently.
It is important to understand that we deserve to still feel love, happiness and joy in our lives, even when we are grieving. We know that our loved ones would want us to go on and to enjoy springtime. Try thinking of spring as a new beginning for your grieving process and maybe it will feel less painful at times. An epiphany may even happen, signifying that the worst days are coming to an end. You could receive a sign from your loved one that gives you eternal peace. Feeling the warmth of the sun from a spring day may brighten your mood. Seeing the blooming trees and flowers could lift your spirits. Remember that tomorrow is a new day, and it might be a good day. Let’s be hopeful that spring can bring positive changes for you.
Try some of these helpful tips:• Spend time talking and reminiscing about memories of your loved one
with family and friends.
• Take a walk outside in the fresh air to clear your mind.
• Talk to your loved one and ask him or her for strength when times are tough.
• Set small goals for yourself.
• Get away with family or friends on a day trip.
BereavementSupport Groups
Pathways Bereavement Support GroupThis group is open to anyone whose loved one died.Third Wednesday of every month6:30 – 8 p.m.Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.Registration not required.
Bereavement LuncheonThis luncheon is open to anyone suffering from the death of someone close.Last Tuesday of every month, NoonBaugher’s Restaurant289 W. Main St., WestminsterRegistration not required.
Bereavement Support GroupFor any adult grieving the death of a loved one.Third Thursday of every month, 2:30 – 4 p.m.Glade Valley Center, Genesis Health Care 56 W. Frederick St., WalkersvilleRegistration required.
Widows Support GroupOpen to women whose spouse died.First Tuesday of every month, 6:30 – 8 p.m.Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.Registration not required.Widowers Support GroupOpen to men whose spouse died.First Tuesday of every month, 6:30 – 8 p.m.Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.Registration not required.
Pet LossThis support group is for anyone whosepet died.Saturdays, July 13 & October 1210:30 a.m. – noonCarroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.Registration required.
Camp T.R. (ages 7- 15)A weekend grief camp for children who have suffered the death of a loved one.Friday, May 31 – Sunday, June 2Call 410-871-7231 or 410-871-7656 for more information.Registration and completed application required.
Healing Hearts Day Camp (ages 7- 13)For children who are grieving the death of a loved one.Friday, August 23, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.Landon C. Burns ParkRegistration and completed application required.
Call 410-871-7231 for more information on any of our bereavement support groups.
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The 2012 Season to Remember event, featuring Carroll Hospice’s Festival of Trees and Memorial Trees, as well as the Carroll Hospital Center Auxiliary’s Tree of Lights ceremony, raised more than $17,000 for Carroll Hospice and $6,000 for the Auxiliary.
Led by Lauren Hickey, community relations liaison for Right at Home, the Season to Remember committee coordinated the donation of dozens of trees creatively decorated by individuals, community groups and businesses. The trees, displayed in Carroll Hospital Center’s main lobby, were bid on by hundreds of residents during the event.
Joe Brotman of Mount Airy purchased six trees from the event–the most trees ever purchased by one individual. He bid on trees in honor of his wife, Sonja Brotman, who received hospice care in Frederick for 10 months before passing away in September 2012. After picking up the trees, Joe gave them allaway as gifts to special people in his life. “I played Santa Claus that day,” he says.
The Festival of Trees was inspiring to him, he says. “It was very well done, and it touched me,” says Joe. “I saw an opportunity to help hospice and to take care of some people in my life.”
A Memorial Tree service at Dove House brought the weeklong event to a close. Many gathered to remember special loved ones or pets and to collect the ornaments purchased in their honor.
View a slideshow of the 2012 event and a list of those who donated trees at CarrollHospice.org/Season-To-Remember.
Save the date for Season to Remember 2013, taking place Monday, November 25 to Monday, December 2, 2013.
PRESIDENT’S CLUB($100,000 or more)Harvey & Ruth BairCarroll Hospital Center AuxiliaryDr. Joan Develin Coley & Mr. M. Lee RiceLawrence E. & Margaret Y. Zepp Trust
VISIONARY($50,000 - $99,999)AnonymousEstate of Frederick W. Schildwachter
BENEFACTOR($10,000 - $24,999)BB&TCentral Maryland Rehab Services, Inc.: Mr. & Mrs. Todd Herring Mr. & Mrs. Greg KirbyDrs. Johanna DiMento & Frank DalichowLife & Long Term Care Insurance: Mr. & Mrs. R. Wayne BarnesMr. Charles “Buck” & Mrs. Kathy MillerRandom House Westminster Distribution Center
COMMUNITARIAN($5,000 - $9,999)Councilwoman Suzanne AlbertMr. Karl AlexanderMr. Larry & Mrs. Rosemarie C. HelminiakMr. & Mrs. Larry KipeNicholl Family Foundation, Inc.R. Wayne Feezer Memorial Foundation, Inc.Westminster Fallfest
PACESETTER($2,500 - $4,999)American Legion Riders Post 31Anchor Pharmacy & Medical Supply/ Carroll Care Pharmacies: Drs. James & Jeanie MillerCarefirst/BlueCross BlueShieldMr. & Mrs. Richard P. CoyneMr. & Mrs. Mark DarrellMr. P. Douglas & Mrs. Christine A. GerstmyerDrs. Gregory & Rosemary LewisM & T BankManchester Valley High School
R. D. Bowman & Sons: Mr. Dirk & Mrs. Julie Bowman Mr. Dale & Mrs. Jeanne BowmanRobin Ford Building & Remodeling, Inc.: Mr. & Mrs. Robin FordMr. & Mrs. Gerald M. RosierDr. & Mrs. John A. SteersTarget Electric, Inc.
PATRON($1,000 - $2,499)Ms. Julia K. BerwagerMr. & Mrs. Michael BilboMr. & Mrs. John F. BildsteinMr. & Mrs. Ralph K. BillingsMr. Mark & Mrs. Tracie BlackstenBladerunner, Inc.: Mrs. Lisa NightingaleMr. & Mrs. Charles A. BorekMs. Joyce Lea BrownMr. Paul & Mrs. Tina BuckMr. & Mrs. Frank BuckleyDr. & Mrs. J.H. CaricofeMr. & Mrs. H. Scott CarrMs. Sarah CaseMr. & Mrs. Wayne F. CaveyMr. John J. CutterMr. Eric D. & Mrs. Erin M. DanzDevaney & Associates, Inc.: Mrs. Diane Devaney & Mr. David DeKowskiFletcher Funeral Home, PA: Mr. Dale & Mrs. Teresa FletcherDr. & Mrs. Valeriano P. FugosoMs. Susan J. GalickiMs. Charlotte F. GeorgeMr. Robert C. GeorgeMr. Maurice GoodMs. Dianne M. HarveyMr. James Timothy HaynesMr. & Mrs. Tony HollandMr. Wayne HollenbaughMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. HouckMs. Marcia Kay JenkinsMs. Edith S. KeeneyMr. & Mrs. Russell W. KeiserThe Honorable Susan & Mr. Mark KrebsKRS Consultants, LLC: Mr. & Mrs. K. Randall Smith
Mr. J. Brooks & Mrs. Susan Underwood LeahyMr. Thomas & Mrs. Diane LinkMrs. Anne A. ListerMr. Stewart K. MeekinsMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. ModerackiMr. Charles R. MullinixMr. Fred D. & Mrs. Myrtle MyersMr. Douglas & Mrs. Ellen Finnerty MyersMr. & Mrs. James P. O’MearaDr. Faye PappalardoPritts Funeral Home & Chapel, PAMs. Lucinda S. PuterbaughMrs. Hazel RectanusMs. Lorna J. RiceRight at Home: Mr. Steve & Mrs. Carole LuberRosner Healthcare Navigation: Ms. Jill RosnerMr. & Mrs. Harold Scott, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John W. SeifertMr. John M. & Mrs. Marion H. SernulkaShipley Transport System, Inc.Mr. Greg & Mrs. Leslie SimmonsDr. & Mrs. Frederick G. SmithMr. & Mrs. Gary N. SpencerMs. Cheryl A. StoutMs. Lynn E. TaafeTerry’s Tag & Title: Ms. Terry SmackThe Zimmer Financial Group, LLC: Mr. Rob ZimmerDr. George H. & Mrs. Betty ThomasMs. Hyla TroxellMr. & Mrs. Douglas P. VelnoskeyVisiting Angels: Mr. & Mrs. Martin Burns Mr. D’Alan BaughMr. & Mrs. George W. WardenMr. & Mrs. George F. Weih, IIIMr. Steven & Mrs. Denise WhitecottonMr. Ronald & Mrs. Deborah Zepp
Carroll Hospice relies on support from the community to continue to provide services to those in a time of need. In calendar year 2012, more than 3,700 individuals and businesses made charitable donations supporting Carroll Hospice totaling more than $900,000 in cash. Private support played a significant role in helping hospice meet the needs of many families.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the list of donors. If we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted your name, please accept our apologies and contact the Hospice Development office at 410-871-7220 so we may correct our records.
Founders Circle MembersRepresented on this list are the individuals who contributed $1,000 or more and businesses/organizations that contributed $2,500 or more to benefit Carroll Hospice between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. If you would like to become a member of the Founders Circle, learn more at CarrollHospice.org/Ways-Of-Giving.
Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2012 Donors
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Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2012 Donors
Ms. Jill AbdoMs. Hilda AbernathyMs. Bonnie AbrechtMr. Barton AckermanMr. Edward AcreeMs. Frances AdamsMs. Helen K. AdamsMs. Kim AffayrouxMs. Etta AkersMr. Martin AlbanMr. Charles AlbertMs. Mary L. AlbrightMs. Barbara AlexanderMs. Priscilla AllenMr. Ralph AllenMr. Frederick A. AllesDr. Martino AlmogelaMr. Ernest AmosMr. Les AmosMr. Thomas AndesArchibald & Sciaretta FamiliesMs. Phyllis ArmstrongThe Honorable Francis M. ArnoldMr. Robert AtkinsonMr. Joseph M. AversaMs. Phyllis AyresMs. Lena BabingtonMs. Violet BabylonMs. Clair BaerMs. Helen BaerMs. Karolyn BairMr. Rob BairMs. Marion BaldwinMr. Marvin “Guy” BaldwinMs. Marian BaloughMs. Marie BanahanMr. Farver BankerdMr. Terry BankertMr. W. Robert BarberMr. David BarcroftMr. Paul BareMr. Jeffrey L. BarnesMr. Kenneth BarnesMs. Sewell BarnesMs. Virginia BarnesMs. Vivian BarnesMs. Charlotte Barns
Mr. George BarrettMr. Tommy BarronMr. Edward J. BartaMrs. Dawn BartholowMrs. Mary BauerMr. Ralph Arthur BaxterMr. James BeallMs. Mary I. BeardMr. Louis R. BearesMs. Charlotte BeaverMs. Cassie Day BeckMs. Anna Marie BeckenbachMr. Murle BeekerMr. Harvey BellMr. Dominick & Mrs. Katherine BellusciMr. Christopher BennettMr. Ernest BennettMr. Robert A. BerglundMs. Nancy BergmanMr. Earl BerryMs. Theresa BerryMr. Donald BerwagerMs. Thelma BetkeyMr. Evans BildsteinMr. Emery BillingsMs. Katherine BirdMr. Spottswood BirdMr. Glenn & Mrs. Margaret BittnerMs. Emily E. BivensMr. Harold BlackstenMr. Jeffrey BlackstenMr. Wilbur BlackstenMs. Mary BlaisdellMs. Vicky BlankMr. George BlizzardMr. Michael BloomMr. Earl BlumMr. Laverne BoeckmannMr. Gerald J. Boerner, Sr.Mr. James BoggsMr. Clarence BohnMs. Betty BollingerMr. James BollingerMr. William E. Bollinger, Sr.Ms. Hallie BooneMs. Pauline Boone
Ms. Polly BooneMs. Carolyn BopstMs. Helen BosleyMr. James “Jim” BosleyMr. Thomas BosleyMs. Helen E. BostianMr. Abbot BoucherMrs. BowenMs. Evelyn BowenMs. June BowersMs. Mary Margaret Kreit BowersMs. Maureen BowersMr. Mark BowmanMs. Mabel Brown BrauneMs. Elise BrauningMs. Marian M. BrennerMr. John BrewerMr. Ron BrewerMs. Sharon BrewerMr. William A. Briean Jr.Ms. Jan BrightbillMr. Edward J. BrosnanMs. Maureen BrothersMr. Arthur BrownMs. Frances BrownMr. Joseph BrownMs. Lilian BrownMs. Mary BrownMr. Jonathan L. BruceMs. Mary E. BrysonMs. Rose BubczykMr. Michael BubelMr. James BuckleyMs. Margarette BuckleyMr. Charles Leo BuckmanMs. Shelva Burdette-SmithMr. Franklin L. Burgess, Jr.Ms. Darlene BurkholderMr. James E. BurrMr. Paul H. BurrierMr. Steve BurrissMs. Pat BuscemiMr. Charles BushMs. Doris BushMs. Gail A. BusheyMr. Arthur N. Butler, Jr.Ms. Margaret Butler
Mr. Nathan ButlerMs. Doris BynakerMr. Hubert ByrnMs. Amelia BystrakMr. Jack CalhounMs. Elsie CappsMr. Richard CardanyMr. Rocky CardinaleMs. Vivian CardinaleMs. Libby CarleeMs. Myrtle CarlinMr. Carl S. CarlsonMs. Patricia CarrDr. Samuel H. CaseMr. J. Stuart CassillyMr. William F. CatronMs. Joan M. CattertonMs. Vicky CaulkMs. Helen CaveyMr. Dale CellittoMs. Gertrude ChaneyMs. Jean Jones ChenowethMs. Ella Mary ChildressMr. Marvin “Murph” Childs, Sr.Mr. James ChrestMs. Georgia C. ChristianMs. Eleanor ChristieMs. Virginia ChurnMs. Arlene ClarkMr. Glenn M. Clark, Jr.Ms. Frances ClatterbuckMr. Gilbert CleggMr. Clint ClementMr. Weldon M. Clinton, Sr.Mr. Vic CohenMs. Frances ColbertMr. Albert ColeMr. Robert & Mrs. Pauline ColeMr. David Dale CollettMs. Anne ConradMr. Edward CookMr. Tim CookeMr. Robert CornwellMr. William A. CourpasMr. Guy W. CovertMs. Isabelle G. CowanMr. Robert Coy
MemorialsEach year, Carroll Hospice receives many gifts in memory of loved ones and special friends. Following is a list of people remembered through memorial gifts received between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. If you would like to make a contribution in memory of someone special, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-Of-Giving.
Ms. Mary CrabbsMs. Eleanor CrawmerMs. Virginia Bowen CrossMrs. Vergie CrouchMr. Richard “Pete” CrouseMs. Alice CrowlMs. Emma CrushongMs. Julia Ann Batarla CuddaheeMs. Eleanor CullumMr. Harry CunninghamMs. Marie CunninghamMr. Andrew CurtisMr. Hugh Dalton CurtisMs. Dorothy E. CutterMr. John Howard CutterMs. Barbara DaltonMs. Joni Kay DammDr. John J. DarrellMs. Jenny DavidsonMs. Virginia Lee DavidsonMr. Gordon DavisMs. Helen DavisMr. Robert D. DavisMs. Phyllis Jean DawsonMs. Elizabeth “Dolly” DayhoffMr. Stanley L. DayhoffMs. Betty G. DeGroftMs. Linda DeHartMs. Lorrie DellMs. Mary DellMs. Paula DelphMs. Jean DenneyMr. Harold V. Desmond, Jr.Ms. Gerda DetererMr. Tom DeweesMr. William “Gene” DickMr. Robert DickersonMr. Vonny DickinsonMr. Jacob DiehlMr. Charles DillMr. Donald DillmanMr. Frank DimickMs. Marie DimickMr. John DipaolantonioMr. Joseph R. DipperyMr. Joseph DisaiMr. George DitmanMr. William DittrichMs. Betty DixonMr. Henry L. Dodrer, Sr.Ms. Janice Doll
Ms. Caroline DomeierMs. Elele DorseyMr. John R. DorseyMs. Madeline L. DorseyMr. Walter DorseyMs. Rita W. DossaMs. Patricia DowdMs. Mary DoyleMs. Mary L. DrechslerMr. Walter W. Drechsler, Jr.Mr. Walter W. Drechsler, Sr.Mr. Richard DudderarMr. Robert DuerlingMr. Alvie DullMr. John DullMr. Robert DurhamMr. James W. DutteraMr. Ronald DutteraMs. Hilda DuttererMs. Alma DuvallMr. Raymond A. & Mrs. Myrtle E. DysonMs. Gertrude V. EanesMr. John Clarke EbaughMrs. Louise EbaughMs. Genevieve EckardMr. Frederick EckrichMs. Mary Jane EdmundsMr. Bernard EichelbergerMr. Eric EidsnessMs. Arma EirichMr. Mervin ElliottMr. Charles Ellison, IIIMr. Charles Ellison, Jr.Mr. Robert Walter ElwellMr. Charles ElyMr. Fred EmerickMs. Cecial EnskoMs. Lovalia ErbeckMs. Nancy ErnestMs. Jean ErnstMr. Jean EszMr. David M. EvanickMr. Robert EvansMs. Ann EwartMs. Ida E. EybsMr. John & Mrs. Mary FaceMs. Janet L. FadelyMr. Frank FaehnerMr. Carl FarverMs. Helen Marie Farver
Mr. Richard Farver, Sr.Mr. R. Wayne FeezerMs. Charlene FeinsteinMr. Raymond FendlayMr. Chas FergusonMs. Karen FeroliMr. Ed FerraraMs. Blanche FerrisMrs. Laurie J. FetchkoMr. Alfhield FeustelMrs. Helma FiedlerMr. William Albert FiedlerMr. Rosario FioraniMr. Michael FiorelliMr. Charles O. Fisher, Sr.Mrs. Margaret Gunter FisherMs. Ella M. FleishellMs. Doris FlickingerMs. Suzanne FoardMs. Dorothy FormanMr. George Forrester Sr.Ms. Dolly FrankMr. James E. FrankMr. James Walter Frank, Sr.Ms. Catherine E. FranklinMs. Linda FranklinMr. Rod FredericksonMs. Francis FrenchMr. Ben FreundelMs. Katherine FritzMr. Marvin C. FuchsMr. Charles A. FunkhouserMs. Carole FussMr. Waltraud FutranMs. Marsha Lynn GaegerMr. Adam GafosMs. Eugenia GafosMr. George GafosMr. Thomas GainesMr. Charles W. GaitherMr. Richard E. GalickiMs. Louella GarheartMs. Angela GarlandMs. Irene GarlandMs. Ida GarrettsonMs. Arta GartrellMr. Marvin “Pete” GartrellMr. Anthony J. Gatta, Sr.Mr. Louis F. GensonMr. John P. GeorgeMr. Joe Gerlovich
Mr. Robert R. GibsonMr. Jim GillanMr. Charles David GillisMrs. Helen GinsbergMr. Ted GirdnerMs. Eloise M. GistMs. Shirley GistMr. John A. GiudiceMr. Lawrence GlickMs. Jeanne G. GlossMs. Celia GoldbergMs. Charlotte Keefer GonderMrs. Virginia GoodMr. Robert GosselinMr. Charles A. GrabillMr. & Mrs. Granville GrabillMs. Betty GraceMs. Grace MasonMs. Mildred GrahamMr. Richard GrahamMs. Joan GravelsMr. Dale GreenMs. Karen Marie GreenMr. Michael Greenwood, Sr.Mr. Jerry GreerMr. Robert GriffinMs. Gloria GrimesMr. Donald GroomesMs. Kathryn GroshonMs. Buelah GrossmanMs. Mary P. GroveMrs. Mary GuisewhiteMr. Jack Gullo, Sr.Mr. Harry HadelMr. Joseph P. HahnMs. Mary HaifleyMs. Alice HainesMs. Jane HainesMs. Mary HainesMs. Sandra C. HallMs. Rosalie M. HalterRev. Fred HannaMs. Isabelle HansenMs. Kathleen HareMrs. Margaret HarmanMs. Lorraine HarringtonMs. Betty J. HarrisMs. Dolores HarrisMr. Melvin G. & Mrs. Marie E. HarrisMs. Miriam HarrisMr. Ricky Harrison
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Memorials, continuedMs. Terri HarrisonMr. Charles A. HartmanMr. Larry HartmanMs. Cathy HarveyMr. William R. Haugh, Jr.Ms. Hilda B. HaughMr. Neil HawkMs. Hillis HawkinsMr. Jack HawkinsMs. Marion Catherine “Kitty” HawkinsMs. Yvonne HawkinsMs. Shirley HayesMr. & Mrs. James H. HaynesMs. Caroline HellerMr. William Heller, Sr.Ms. Anne HellmannMr. Ralph E. Henry, Sr.Mr. Randy E. HenryMr. Robert HentzMr. Edward HermanMs. Pearl M. HermanMr. William M. HessonMr. Jack HetrickMr. & Mrs. HiebertMs. Judith HiggsMs. Catherine HighMr. Gero HilbournMs. Janet HillMs. Agnes HimmelMs. Norma M. HirschMs. Ethel HoffMr. Marlin HoffMr. Robert “Bobby” M. HolbrookMr. Gilbert HolnikerMr. Stephen HolnikerMs. Verna V. HolsingerMr. Carl HoodMr. James HoodMr. Lewis D. Hood, Jr.Mrs. Wilma HoodMs. Margaret HoofnagleMr. James T. Hook, IIIMr. Justin HookMr. George V. HooperMr. Earl HooverMs. Ella Mae HooverMs. Eva HopwoodMs. Sharon W. HornbergerMs. Helen V. HornerMs. Carlita B. Horten
Hospice PatientsMs. Betty Jane HouckMr. Samual HowardMs. Teresa Ott HowardMs. Margaret HuberMs. Julia HumbertMs. Ruthann HumphreysMs. Ella M. HusterMr. Lynn Hutton, Sr.Ms. Emily InskeepMr. Alvin J. Irvin, Jr.Mr. William H. JacksonMr. Martin JacobsonMr. Bob JamesMr. Thomas M. Jamison, IIIMs. Patricia JarkowiecMr. Donald JarvisMs. Rose JarzynskiMs. Anne D. JeffersMs. Patricia JeffersonMr. Carey Kenyon JohnsonMr. Earle & Mrs. Theresa JohnsonMs. Mildred JohnsonMr. Roy A. JohnsonMs. Ruth M. JoinerMr. William JoinerMs. Christine Rosella JonesMr. Melvin JonesMs. Emily JorssMr. Marven H. KaberleMr. Roman KadlubowskiMr. Jerry KappesMs. Frances KaseMs. Margaret KeeneyMs. Elizabeth KeeterMr. Talbott Pat KelleyMr. William F. KelmartinMs. Nancy Carolyn KelsoMs. Dawn KentonMs. Doris KernsMs. Dolores KerrMs. Pauline KeysMr. Jonah D. KiblerMr. Bob KimbleMs. Ruth KingMr. Harold KipeMs. Pauline KippenMs. Kathy KirknerMs. Martha KirkpatrickMr. Clarence KitchenMrs. Patricia Klaput
Mr. Robert Klein, Sr.Mrs. Patricia L. KliemannMr. Frank KlineMs. Elsie C. Schmitt KnightMs. Doris E. KoenigMs. Marsha KoenigMr. Leroy KohlsMs. Kathryn Iris KortissesMs. Betty KratzRev. Charles KratzMr. Joseph KrausMs. Catherine KrauseMr. Eugene KraussMs. Mary F. KrebsMs. Rose T. KretzschmarMr. John KruszewskiMr. Arthur J. Kuhn, Jr.Mr. Doug LaatschMs. Margaret E. LaffertyMr. Jerry LagroneMr. Charles & Mrs. Sara LambertMs. Mary J. LanniMs. Delana LantzMr. William J. LasloMs. Dolores LatellaMr. Walter LawrenceMs. Jennie LawsonMs. Vestal LeathermanMs. Fern LeeMs. Eleanor N. LeidyMr. E. Clifford LeisterMs. Leola LeisterMr. Kenneth LentznerMr. Sam & Mrs. Ruth LevisMs. Mary Ruth LippyMr. Edward W. Lister, Jr.Mr. Richard LittleMs. Catherine LitzauMr. Bryan Mitchell LivesayMr. Elmer & Mrs. Artis LivesayMs. Grace LivesayMr. Larkin LivesayMs. Mary Mayrella LocascioMr. Patrick & Mrs. Georgia LockhartMr. Vernon LohnMr. Louis LolliMs. Margaret LombardoMs. Beverly A. LongMs. Mary Ethel LongMr. Richard Long
Ms. Hazel LongoMs. Juanita Swanner LordMr. Joseph LorditchMs. Carol Inkrote LoschMs. Elizabeth LoudenslagerMrs. Ann LoveMrs. Virginia A. LoveMs. Renee LovettMs. Charlotte LoweMr. James W. LoweryMs. Alice C. LuersMs. Andrea LuplowMs. Marie LusbyMs. Elaine M. LutzMs. Lucille LutzMr. William Donald MacAleeseMs. Guyla MaciochMr. Charles F. MageeMs. Gloria MaierMr. Louis MaloffMr. George Elwood Maloney, Jr.Mr. Frank & Mrs. Theresa MaltaMs. Phyllis Maneval Mr. Rapheal & Mrs. Elizabeth MarconiMs. Norma MarickMs. Agnes MarriottMr. Ken MarshallMr. Eldridge L. MartinMs. Evelyn L. MartinMr. Herbert & Mr. Evelyn MartinMr. Paul MartinMr. Herbert T. Martin, Sr.Ms. Teresa MartinMs. Viola MartinMr. Charles R. MathewsMr. Robert & Mrs. Hazel MatthewsMs. Barbara MatulevichMs. Jackie MauckMr. Thomas F. & Mrs. Margaret MayMs. Barbara MaynesMs. Annetta K. MayoMr. John H. McAlister, IIIMr. James L. McCartMr. Varnel McCrossinMr. Allen McDonaldMs. Jennie L. McGrawMr. Clayton T. McKennyMr. Michael McNealMr. Michael McShane
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Memorials, continuedMs. Elda McVickerMs. Elsie K. MeekinsMr. Walter MeighanMr. Robert MeilMs. Dot MeileMr. Charles MencheyMr. Ralph E. MennerickMr. Edgar MercerMr. Jim MercerMr. Don MeredithMs. Ann MetteeMs. Audrey MetzbowerMs. Lori A. MetzgerMs. Terri MeushawMr. A. Warren MillerMr. Charles “Buck” MillerMr. Harvey MillerMr. Joseph MillerMs. Leslie MillerMs. Ruth MillerMs. Marie B. MolerMs. Linda MonaldiMr. Walter MoreauMrs. Rose L. MorellMs. Addie MorfootMs. Kathryn MorganMr. Jack MorningstarMs. Sharon MorningstarMr. Tony MoscatiMr. Thomas M. MoylanMr. Richard J. Mulhare, Sr.Ms. Theresa MullerMr. Charles E. MullinixMs. Nancy MullinixMr. Thomas J. & Mrs. Martha J. MurphyMr. Richard MurrayMr. Harry Berkley MyersMr. Robert J. MyersMr. John NaurotMr. Frank C. NaylorMs. Margaret NaylorMrs. Shirley NelsonMr. Paul NobleMs. Brenda NollMs. Elizabeth L. NorfolkMr. Edward L. NorrisMr. Joseph NotichMs. Sherry NowlinMr. John NoyesMs. Norma “Dolly” NullMr. Ronnie L. “Ronnilly” NusbaumMr. Alexander B. Ober, Jr.TR O’Farrell, IIIMr. Robert F. Ohler, Sr.Dr. Sani OkutmanMs. Jacquelyn O’LearyMr. David OlerMr. Chris OlsonMr. James Edward O’Meara, Jr.Mr. Jack & Mrs. Clara OrensteinMr. L. Gerald OurslerMr. Neal OwingsMr. Donovan PalmerMs. Margaret Parker
Mr. Robert R. ParkerMr. William “Bill” T. ParkerMs. Sylvia ParrMs. Deb ParryMs. Virginia PasekMs. Jeanne PaulsenMs. Agatha M. PeelingMs. Frances PellitMr. Paul PerkinsMr. John PhillipsMs. Vivian J. PhillipsMr. James R. PhippsMr. Matthew Gerard PinkasMr. Frederick PiotrowskiMs. Gertrude PirozziMs. Betty PistelMr. Carlton PoffMr. Robert B. PondChristopher & David PonsMr. Dale Porter, Sr.Ms. Thelma PowersMr. Walter PowersMr. Abraham L. PreeceMr. Francis Walter “Buddy” PrestonMr. Dean W. PriceMs. Christine PriebeMr. Robert Kyle PrittsMs. Evelyn PurvisMs. Gaye Imogene RagerMr. Randy RagerMs. Elizabeth RaineyMr. John Patrick Rainey, Jr.Mrs. Beverly RajcaMr. David Bruce RambolMs. Leslie RandallMr. Carl H. Rauschenberg, Sr.Mr. William RayMs. Julie ReddingerMr. Jimmie ReedMs. Karen Lee RegerMs. Marilyn C. ReichertMs. Jean RemmelMs. Ruth RemmelMs. Edith RemmersMs. Anna RepettiMr. Carl RepettiMr. Eddie RhoderickMr. William C. Rhoten, Jr.Mr. William A. RhotenMr. Billie RicciMr. James John RichardsMr. John & Mrs. Jane RichardsMr. Joseph S. Rider, Jr.Ms. Betty RidingsMr. Bill RileyMs. Linda RillMs. Linda RitcheyMr. William Joseph RitzMs. Edna RobbinsMs. Mary Elizabeth RobbinsMs. Erma RobinsonMs. Karen RobinsonMr. Wayne H. RodgersMr. Edward Roeder, Jr.Ms. Betty Jane Rohrback
Ms. Laurel RohrmannMs. Meredith RontsonMs. Shirley RoseMs. Catherine RosenstockMr. Harry RosenzweigMs. Dorothy RossMr. Glen RotiMrs. Meredith L. RoutsonMs. Sandy RoyMr. Joseph R. Royston, Jr.Mr. Gary RupertMs. Sarah Beth Redmer RuppMr. Edward RushMr. John J. RushMs. Rose SabouryMr. Charles SackmanMr. Edward Joseph SalinsMr. David SaltzmanMs. Rita SalvatoreMs. Teresa A. SamosukMrs. Belva SandersMs. Helen SandersMr. Harry L. Sandosky, Sr.Mr. Bill SantosMr. Kenny SartainMs. Angela A. SaxtonMs. Josie ScattergoodMr. Leroy SchaeferMs. Emma ScharfMr. Walter ScharfMr. Michael SchipperMs. Helen SchmidtMr. Martin SchmittMr. Richard SchrenkerMr. Geary SchuchhardtMs. Carolyn SchultheisMr. William T. SchuylerMr. Michael T. Sciarretta, Jr.Ms. Beatrice B. ScottMs. Eileen SealingMs. Sandra SealingMs. Nancy SeifertMs. Betty SeilandMr. Michael E. SeippMs. Romaine SeippMr. James C. SeymourMr. Edward ShafferMs. Hilda ShamerMrs. Marie ShamerMr. Don SharpeMr. Vernon ShearerMr. Grant SheehanMs. Beverly SheldonMs. Eleanor ShelleyMr. Terry Dennis ShelleyMs. Vivian R. ShermanMs. Dorothy C. ShipleyMr. Norman ShipleyMr. Webster E. ShipleyMs. Eunice ShippMr. John Jack ShockneyMr. Alfred SichauMr. Jerry SignorMr. Guy L. SimmonsMr. George Simms
Mr. Richard F. SimpersMr. Ray SimpsonMr. Clarence SingerMr. Jack John SinnottMs. Gloria SipesMr. George SirinakisMr. Maurice L. “Moe” SiskMs. Ruth Lynn SixMs. Doris L. SkeltonMs. Beverly SladeMr. Ralph Wiley SloanMr. David L. Smeak, Sr.Ms. Doris M. SmelserMr. Chuck SmithMs. Dolores SmithMs. Doris E. SmithMs. Doris M. SmithMr. Edward SmithMr. John SmithMr. Malvin SmithMr. Michael SmithMr. Richard Smith, Sr.Mr. Paul SneadMr. Allan SnyderMr. Harry E. SnyderMr. Harry Lee SnyderMs. Dorothy SodyMs. Marion Janet SorrellMr. Lawrence E. Spangler, Sr.Ms. Bertha SpaydMs. Anna Catherine SpencerMr. Marlin L. SpencerMr. Joe StarkeyMs. Sandy StarrMr. Richard M. Stedding, Sr.Ms. Dorothy StemMs. Florence “Dots” StephanMs. Norma StephanMr. Daniel StephensMs. Catherine StevensMs. Dorothy StewartMs. Janet StewartMr. William StinebaughMr. Brent StitelyMs. Susan Wilkinson StithMs. Barbara StoneMs. Elizabeth StoneMr. David E. StonesiferMs. Leland StonesiferMr. Barbara A. StoreMs. Grace StormoenMs. Dina StraussMr. Raymond L. Strevig, Jr.Ms. Madaline SticklandMs. Miriam E. StrineMr. John Charles StrottMr. Charles StubMr. Treva StullMs. Dolores SullivanMs. Bonnie SummerMs. Martha SutherlandMr. Robert Swanner, Sr.Mrs. Virginia SykesMs. Peggy TaafeMr. Bill Talbott
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Reverend David BareMr. Paul & Mrs. Dot BauerThe Beck FamilyMs. Linda BluthDr. Alexander BogdaschewskyiMr. John BurdetteMr. Carl & Mrs. Betty CarlsonCarroll Hospice StaffDr. Sam & Mrs. Susan CaseMrs. Bonnie & Mr. Dick ClendanielMr. Mark DarrellMs. Manda DelphMs. Oliva DevilbissMr. Larry & Mrs. Rebecca DuttererMrs. Betsy Eisman Ms. Robin ElzaMr. Herb EsworthyMs. Linda M. FalconieroMr. Bruce Falkenberg
Mrs. Laurie FitzgeraldNeil Forthman FamilyMr. Jim & Mrs. Phyllis GearyMrs. Christine GerstmyerMs. Lynn GottleibMs. Dianne M. HarveyMr. David HenleyMs. Minnie HinkhausMr. Lester A. HouckMs. Cherri JohnsonDr. Zalman KahnMr. Bob & Mrs. Janice KirknerMr. Walter & Mrs. Helen KorpaczDr. Flavio KruterMs. Hollis LarrimoreMr. Russell E. LeidyMrs. Sandra LeitchMr. Roger LindsayMr. Ray Luby
Ms. Ursula MahonMs. Cathy MarkleMr. Frank MayeskiMrs. Carol McClureMs. Kim M. McCoyMs. Frances MeekerMr. William MillerHolly & Michael MorganMrs. Heidi MurphyMrs. Pam NaumannMrs. Carolyn OwingsThe Packard FamilyMs. Hazel RectanusMs. Frances ReiningerMr. Joseph Richards & FamilyRev. Barbara SearsMr. Richard W. ShawMs. Tiffany ShifflettDr. Errol & Mrs. Joy Smith
Mr. Lester & Mrs. Thelma SpencerMs. Anne SpittelMs. Lynn TaafeMrs. Alice TaylorMr. Lelio TomasinaMs. Krista TownsMs. Emily VonGuntenMrs. Jeanette WaltersMs. Carol Mobley WeaverMrs. Claudia A. Wenzing & Mr. Richard W. Humphries, Sr.Ms. Elsie WhitmoreMr. Rusty & Mrs. JoAnn YinglingMrs. Debbie ZeppMr. Adam ZuckerMs. Phyllis Zumbrun
In Honor OfThe following list of special friends and loved ones were honored through gifts made to Carroll Hospice between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. If you would like to honor someone special, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-Of-Giving.
Ms. Joyce TaylorMs. Kathryn B. TaylorMr. Robert TaylorMs. Thelma M. TaylorMs. Mae TeeterMs. Carole TenneyMs. Jill D. ThomasAiden & Brynn ThompsonMs. Grace ThompsonMr. John “Johnny” Howard ThompsonMr. Robert Mitchell ThompsonMr. Harold ThornburgMs. Darlene ThreatteMr. Carl ToeneboehnMs. Patsy TokarskiMs. Sherlyn J. TomlinsonMr. Joseph ToscanoMs. Beth TownsendMs. Katherine E. TownshendMs. Gloria TrennerMr. Glenn W. TrimmerMs. Monica TroutnerMrs. Doris TroxellMr. Tom TroxellMr. Joseph TruheMs. Cicely TuckerMs. Helen TuckerMr. Mitch Tucker
Ms. Bertha TurnbaughMr. Bruce TylerMr. Leon “Lee” H. UnderwoodMs. Jean ValentiMs. Ruth W. ValentineMs. Clemintina VespignaniMr. Willie W. VestMr. Joseph VillaMs. Peggy VillellaMs. Robin Lynn Von HagelMs. Ruth WachterMs. Carol J. WaddellMs. Doris WagnerMr. Jesse WagnerMr. Joseph WagnerMr. Roger Verl WagnerMr. John G. WalkMr. Charles WalkerMr. William WalkerMr. John WalzMr. Harold WanzerMs. Leona O. WardMs. Lillian WarehimeMs. Shirley WarehimeMs. Carol WarnerMr. John U. Warner, Jr.Mr. George Warner, Sr.Mr. Geroge Vernon WarringtonMr. Albert L. WatkinsMr. LaRoy WatsonMr. Larry WatsonMr. Ron WeaverMr. Kenneth WebbMs. Gladys WeberMs. Anna E. Weis
Mr. Mignon R. WeishaarMr. Howie WeissMr. Norman WellerMs. Mary WelshMs. Edna WenckMr. Maurice WentzMr. John C. WernerMr. Alfred Wetzel, Sr.Ms. Mary C. WheatMs. Carole WhiteMr. James E. WhiteMs. May WhiteMr. Edward WhitehurstMr. William Wallace WhitlockMr. Herbert WhitmoreMs. Crystal A. WhortonMs. Lorraine WicksMr. Albert WilfordMs. Ada WilhelmMs. Mary WilhelmMr. Frederick WilhideMr. David E. WillMr. Ralph WilliamsMr. Theodore WilliamsMs. Elizabeth E. WilliamsonMs. Patricia H. WilliamsonMs. Ethel WilsonMrs. Krisann WilsonMs. Phyllis WilsonMs. Mary Christine WimertMs. Isabelle Holmes WindsorMr. Robbie WinkMs. Carole WinnerMs. Mary WisemanMr. Richard Wiseman
Mr. Stewart K. WisnerMr. Walter WisnerMr. Cheston W. WitherowMr. Robert WitterMs. Janet WolfeMs. Mary WoodMs. Emma WoodrumMs. Emma WoolfordMs. Anne Mary WotapkaMs. Joan WrightMr. Wilbur & Mrs. Dorothy WrightMr. Richard T. YatesMs. Linda YinglingMr. Mike YinglingMs. Jane L. YoungMr. Edward ZabelMs. Shirley Ann ZaccagniniMs. Allie E. ZeiglerMr. Edward ZelinskiMs. Mary Jeanette ZellersMs. April M. ZellmerMs. Sarah ZentgrafMr. Karl E. ZeppMs. Pauline ZeppMr. George W. Ziegler, Sr.
Ms. Charlotte A. AbellIn Memory of Our Wonderful Mom Norma I. Marick, Love Always, The Marick KidsIn Memory of Our Noni, Norma I. Marick
AnonymousKris Ann Wilson, Beloved Associate and Friend
Ms. Ada L. BarberDedicated to W. Robert Barber, 1922-2000
Ms. Ann L. BarcroftDavid Barcroft, To God Be The Glory
Ms. Kim BarefieldIn Loving Memory of Norma J. Stephan
Mr. Robert W. BergmanNancy Bergman, Love Forever, Bob and Lisa
Ms. Joan K. BildsteinIn Memory of F. Evans Bildstein, 1932-2011
Ms. Melissa BivensEmily E. Bivens, 1919-2012, Luv U, You will be missed
Mr. & Mrs. Robert BolardIn Memory of Doris E. Smith, 1919-1994
Mr. Robert L. BowersIn Memory of June Bowers 2006
Mr. Earle H. BrewerIn Memory of Sharon I. Brewer, 11-30-47 to 8-14-10
Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. BrownIn Memory of Charlotte Beaver, Love Always
Ms. Maryann C. BurlesonJennie L. McGraw, Special Friend, MB & HW
Ms. Elsie L. CappsElsie L. Capps, Excellent Service, Thank you
Mrs. Betty CarlsonCarl and Betty CarlsonIn Memory of Elmer and Artis Livesay
Mr. & Mrs. H. Scott CarrIn Memory of Mr & Mrs H. Carr, Mr & Mrs JF Baker, by H. Scott & Thelma L. Carr
Mr. William P. EcklesCarroll County Career & Tech Ctr., 2012
Ms. Holly Clark-DullIn Memory of Arlene D. Clark, 1937-2009In Memory of M. Glenn Clark, Jr., 1962-2012
Mr. & Mrs. Richard ClendanielBonnie and Dick Clendaniel, June 20, 1954
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. ColeIn Memory of Charles and Sara LambertIn Memory of Robert and Pauline Cole
Ms. Betty H. CornwellIn Memory of Robert Cornwell, 1931-2003
Ms. S. LaRue CrowlIn Memory of Alice C. Crowl
Mr. John J. CutterJohn Howard Cutter, December 16, 1920 to August 12, 1995Dorothy E. Gibbons Cutter, April 22, 1923 to July 29, 2011
Mrs. Mary C. DesmondLori’s Dicey Chix, 10 Years Later, This Roll’s For You
Mrs. Shirley F. DillIn Memory of Charles W. Dill, 1933-2012Mr. & Mrs. James ElkswickIn Loving Memory of Beatrice Scott
Ms. Tracey EstesIn Memory of MeMe, Marie Brown Moler
Mr. Mark FetchkoLaurie Fetchko, Loving Mother, Wife Daughter, Sister & Friend, 9-14-67 to 3-04-12
Mr. & Mrs. Steve ForrestSteve E. Burriss, Forever in Our Hearts, 6-3-12In Memory of Steve Burriss, Love Pam AllenIn Memory of Steve Burriss, Love Mom & DadIn Memory of Steve Burriss, Love Aunt & Uncle
Mr. & Mrs. George W. ForresterIn Memory of George William Forrester, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Neil ForthmanThe Neil Forthman Family
Dr. Khalil & Mrs. Denise FreijiIn Memory of Earl Joseph Blum, 12/30/2011
Mr. & Mrs. Donald FrizzellIn Loving Memory of Nathan Butler
Mr. Claude GarlandAngela Garland, Oct 25 to Aug 12, Love Always CHG
Mr. & Mrs. Romeo GauthierIn Memory of Libby Carlee, 1923-1999
Ms. Charlotte F. GeorgeIn Loving Memory of John P. George
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gillis, IIIIn Memory of Charles & Mary Gillis, Jr.In Memory of Joe & Marybeth Brown
Mr. Eldridge GlassIn Memory of Jimmie R. Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Moses GoldbergIn Memory of Celia Goldberg Freed
Mrs. Thelma GrabillIn Memory of Charles Aubrey Grabill
Ms. Emily GrahamIn Loving Memory Richard P. Graham, 07/17/1936-12/15/2008
Ms. Darlene GrammerIn Loving Memory of Butch Grammer
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. GriffinIn Loving Memory Jean Denney, Always With Us
Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. GrunerIn Memory of Emory and Ella Huster
Mr. William HaifleyIn Memory of Mary E. Haifley, 12/1/10
Mr. & Mrs. R. Daniel HainesIn Memory of Doris L. Bynaker
Mr. Dan & Mrs. Kitty HartzlerIn Memory of Loved Ones, Dan, Helen & Harry, Thelma & Byron
Mrs. Kathleen R. HoffIn Memory of Marlin Hoff
Ms. Joan HolbrookRobert M. Holbrook, 7/29/31-8/5/08, Very Much Missed
Mr. & Mrs. Richard HumbertIn Memory of Our Family, by the Humberts
Ms. Constance E. KelmartinIn Memory of Wm F. Kelmartin, Nov 15, 2008
Mr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Marjorie KimbleJeff and Marjie Kimble, In Memory of Blanche Ferris, Jan Brughtbill
Mr. & Mrs. Grant D. KinkadeIn Memory of Larry Hartman, Our Poppy
Commemorative BricksThrough our commemorative brick program, Carroll Hospice offers a lasting way to memorialize your loved ones or pay tribute to someone special. Each inscribed brick is placed outside of the main entrance of the Dove House. Following is a list of donors who purchased bricks from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012. If you would like to pay tribute to someone special by purchasing a commemorative brick for our Memorial Walk, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Brick-Form.
• Single-serving sized cans of fruits and vegetables
• Dove® liquid soap and lotions (small size)
• Yarn for Prayer Shawl Ministry (red, white, blue and yellow especially needed)
• New soft and cuddly teddy bears (10-12 inches tall)
• Coloring books
• Crayons (8 count)
If you wish to donate any of these items, please call 410-871-7528.
Carroll Hospice does not discriminate in employment, volunteer recruitment, patient care or the provision of services on the basis of race, color, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, national origin or ancestry, marital status, or qualified physical or mental handicap or disability. Carroll Hospice accepts patients without regard to these factors and without regard to diagnosis, type of residence, presence of a primary caregiver or ability to pay.
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At this delectable evening, guests will enjoy samples of spe-cialties from more than 30 local restaurants and wineries, a large
silent auction featuring approximately 100 unique items and experiences, and the sweet jazz sounds of The Eric Byrd Trio.
This year’s VIP reception guest is Joshua Rosen, executive chef/owner of Charm School Chocolates, a dairy-free and vegan chocolate company. He is also a winner of Food Network’s Sweet Genius, a competition show in which four chefs are chal-lenged to create desserts with surprise ingredients.
BB&T is the presenting sponsor for Taste of Carroll, Carroll Hospice’s signature fundraising event.
To purchase tickets, donate an auction item or view a slideshow from last year’s event, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Taste-Of-Carroll or call 410-871-7220.
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