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InSpireSpiOpportunit ies. Inspiration. Resources.

A publication from the Fulton County Medical Center Foundation

InSide:Side:Page 2: Businesses and Organizations Support Dialysis CenterPage 3: Community Raises $101K for Dialysis ProjectPage 4: Blue Jean Ball Raises $35,388Page 5: Turn Your Annual Gift into a Forever Gift; TestimonialsPages 6 & 7: Donors and Patients Tour DCC (centerspread collage)Page 8: Appreciation & RecognitionPage 9: Foundation Awards 22 Students $33,500 in Health Career ScholarshipsPages 10 & 11: List of Donors

Spring/Summer 2019

2019 Betty Lea Henderson Nursing Scholarship recipients with Andy Washabaugh (left), representing the Henderson Foundation and Loy Garber (right), Chair of the FCMC Foun-dation Scholarship Committee.

here’s no place like home. here’s no place like home. For dialysis patients in Fulton

County and nearby communities, Ful-ton County Medical Center is now their backyard for dialysis care. Dialysis Care Center (DCC) had a rib-bon-cutting ceremony for patients, family and staff on June 20, while do-nors had a fi rst-hand look at the new facility on June 21 as part of the FCMC Foundation’s Annual Fund Apprecia-tion BBQ. “This means the world to me,” said Mary Kline, who’s been on dialysis for 3 1⁄2 years. “I no longer have to be picked up at 5 a.m. for my 6 a.m. treatments across the mountain. I’m 85 years old and making that trip three days a week wears on me. This is great to have my treatments two miles from my house.” Mileage also resonates with Leroy Rhodes. “Twenty two miles one way, twice a day, three days week,” said Rhodes. “No more. I’ve lived in McCo-nnellsburg my whole life and now I’m less than a mile away. We needed this

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service in Fulton County.” “Dialysis Care Center is now more ac-cessible, providing quality care, state of the art equipment, along with knowl-edgeable and experienced staff ,” said Dr. Christine Zeta, Nephrologist. “Local pa-

tient needs are addressed tient needs are addressed with our committed part-nership with the Fulton County Medical Center.” Sixteen patients have signed up for local treat-ment and that number will continue to grow, according to Dr. Tunde Tijani, Nephrologist. “We have waited for this day for quite some time,” said Tijani just before he cut the symbolic ribbon. “We were always told there weren’t enough patients to open or sustain a di-alysis center here, but we never really believed it. As we shared, we have 16 on

the list. We waited on a company that would appreciate the demand for dialysis

L-R: Michael Makosky (FCMC President and CEO), Kim Slee (FCMC COO), Dr. Christine L-R: Michael Makosky (FCMC President and CEO), Kim Slee (FCMC COO), Dr. Christine L-R

Zeta (Nephrologist), Dr. Tunde Tijani (Nephrologist), Bonnie Mellott Keefer (Constituent

Outreach Specialist for State Rep. Topper), Mike Chilcote (McConnellsburg Mayor).

Business Community Photos on page 2 Community Raises $101K on page 3 Donors, Patients Tour DCC on pages 6-7 Community Raises $101K on page Donors, Patients Tour DCC on pages

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As is always the case, these pages are fi lled with generosity. From business sponsorships and in-kind gifts to in-dividual donors, the care and concern you show for Fulton County Medical Center is unmatched. Obviously the headlines and much of this issue focuses on the dialysis treatment area at FCMC. When Dialy-sis Care Center CEO Dr. Babajide Sala-ko met with FCMC COO Kim Slee and me prior to the Annual Fund Apprecia-tion BBQ, he joked that he was hiring our staff to start other dialysis centers. He was impressed by the fundraising, construction and overall completed timeline. Well, the funds raised for this project is a credit to you and your friends and neighbors who saw the need and an-swered the call in a big way. The con-struction/renovation is a tribute to our maintenance staff , a highly-skilled group who go above and beyond the label of maintenance men and the timeline for the overall project is a credit to Slee. She ate, slept and breathed this project from Day One. -----We are coming off a very successful Blue Jean Ball (page 4), our last event for Fiscal Year 19. It caps off a very busy year of philanthropic activities and we have you to thank for supporting our endeavors once again. -----I’m very pleased to announce our band for the Fifth Annual Bluegrass and BBQ on Jan. 18, 2020: Carolina Blue. They are award winners from the state of North Carolina. Tickets go on sale Oct. 1. Remember, this is our main scholarship fundraiser. Read about the 2019 scholarship recipients on page 9.

Blessings, Mike

A Message from the Executive Director

Businesses and Organizations Support the “Dollars for Dialysis” ProjectBusinesses and Organizations Support the “Dollars for Dialysis” Project

businesses and organizations that contributed:

K.C. Kramer (left), Brine Systems Manager, and Jerry Deverter (right), Service Technician, of AUTOBrine present a $3,000. The donation was the fi rst of many for the dialysis project.

Walt Lane (left) and the owners of McLaughlin’s Drug Store are committed to the overall health and welfare of the community. They showed their sup-port by donating $1,000 to the FCMC Foundation’s Dollars for Dialysis project.

Jim Smith (left), FOVA/VFW Post 655 Secretary/Treasurer, presents a $1,000 check towards the “Dollars for Dialysis” campaign.

Stoners on the Square makes a $300 donation. Rebekah Lamden, General Manager, and Heidi Stoner, Co-Owner, make the presentation.

Amanda Jenkins, State Farm In-surance Agent in Orbisonia, pres-ents a $500 check for the Dollars for Dialysis project.

Trudy Everhart, President and CEO of Community State Bank donated $15K as part of a matching challenge grant. as part of a matching challenge grant. as part of a matching challenge grant

The FCMC Auxiliary donated $3,000 for the Dollars for Dialysis project.

Ron Richards of Re/Max Country Realty donated $1,000 for the Dollars for Dialysis project.

Amanda Jenkins State Farm AgencyClear Ridge United Methodist ChurchCommunity State Bank of Orbisonia

FirstEnergy FoundationForbes Road Lions Club

Fulton County Medical Center AuxiliaryFulton County Sportsmen’s League

JLG Industries, Inc.McLaughlin’s Drug Store, Inc.

Pittman’s Tire & GarageRemax Country Realty, Inc.

Stoner’s On The SquareThe Cope Company SaltThree Springs Lions Club

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Community Raises $101,000 For Dialysis CenterCommunity Raises $101,000 For Dialysis CenterCommunity Raises $101,000 For Dialysis Center

aring is a six-letter word that has been transformed into a six-fi g-

ure gift by our community. You answered the call for support of Fulton County Medical Center’s new dialysis center by generously donating $101,000 for the project’s construction renovation of the former Specialty Ser-vice area. “It’s about the cause and what the community has enabled us to provide to the folks on dialysis close to home,” said Mike Straley, Executive Director of the FCMC Foundation. “From the start of the fundraising campaign with a goal of $85,000, this community was in touch with what it meant to their family and friends who need dialysis to have a facility here in Fulton County. And the community responded very generously.” The three-month “Dollars for Dialysis” campaign kicked off on Dec. 25 and ran through March 15. The project was

C Goal of $85K was surpassed in three months as 138 donors gave willingly tsurpassed in three months as 138 donors gave willingly tsurpassed in three months as 138 donors gave willingly to make project a reality

more photos on pages 6-7

given a boost when Community State Bank of Orbisonia (CSB) off ered a $15,000 matching grant. In all, there were 138 gifts ranging from $5 to $15,000 to sup-port the project. “We are delighted to see that over $100,000 was raised and that so many people, businesses and organizations were compelled to give in an eff ort to meet the $15,000 challenge grant,” said Trudy Everhart, CEO and President of CSB.

The renovation phase was completed in early June for the June 17 opening. “Dialysis Care Center has been busy from the get-go and we anticipated they would be based on the initial inquiries we re-ceived from the community asking when it would be open,” said Kim Slee, Chief Op-erating Offi cer at FCMC. “Part of our mission at FCMC is to contin-ually improve the health of our communi-ty by providing diagnostic and therapeu-ty by providing diagnostic and therapeu-tic services,” said Mike Makosky, FCMC CEO tic services,” said Mike Makosky, FCMC CEO and President. “We are happy to support Dialysis Care Center in their eff orts to bring dialysis to our community and help allevi-ate the need to travel outside the area for this life-saving treatment.”this life-saving treatment.”this life-saving treatment.

Jolt of Power: (ower: (ower l-r): Chris Boryan (FCMC Foundation : (l-r): Chris Boryan (FCMC Foundation : (Grants and Donor Relations Manager), with PA State Sen. Judy Ward, FCMC CEO and President Mike Ma-kosky, FirstEnergy’s Jim Crowder (External Aff airs Con-sultant) and FCMC COO Kim Slee. FCMC Foundation was awarded $10,000 from FirstEnergy supporting the renovations necessary for the new dialysis center.

and DCC (Dialysis Care Center) believed in this project for Fulton County. I see these initial numbers growing in Years 2 and 3. We’re glad to be here and it will be suc-cessful.” Shirley Elbin was full of smiles in her wheelchair, as she toured the new area she will call “home” for treatment. She gets to “sleep in a little” after getting up at 3 a.m. to travel to Franklin County for her 6 a.m. treatments the past 10 years. The southern Fulton County resident is now scheduled for 6:35 a.m. treatments on the FCMC campus. “Wonderfully exciting,” she said. Dialysis Care Center is housed in the former Specialty Services area. The renovation of the area started in late fall of 2018 with much of the construction completed by the FCMC maintenance staff . A campaign to raise funds for the renovation was created by the FCMC Foundation in mid-December of 2018

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that ran for three months. The com-munity responded to the “Dollars for Dialysis” initiative by donating $101,000 for the project that was buoyed by a $15,000 matching grant from Commu-nity State Bank of Orbisonia. Said Elbin, “It’s amazing how this com-munity responded (fi nancially). They recognized the need for this type of service for so many of us living in Fulton County.” “This dialysis center is a great example of a small idea turning into a big, beauti-ful project,” said Dr. Babajide Salako, CEO of DCC, as he addressed about 130 do-nors. “Eighteen months ago, there were initial talks about having such a facility in Fulton County. I’m here to say few com-munities, or even cities, can boast about the same type of dialysis treatment that now exists here. The facility is beautiful and was constructed with the patients’ needs fi rst and foremost.”

FCMC CEO and President Mike Ma-kosky said: “We want to provide local services for our community and this was truly a needed service. We are very pleased that Dialysis Care Center has made a commitment to Fulton County Medical Center.”

First In Line: Laura Car-baugh and Dick Knepper were the fi rst dialysis patients at FCMC on the morning of June 17.June 17.June 17


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Where do you want to go?

Foundation Marketing Partners For information on how your business can become a partner, call Mike at 717-485-6842.

here were sheriff s, deputies, cowboys, cowgirls, a few gun-slingers and, yes, even some out-

laws who came together to support the FCMC Foundation’s Second Annual Blue Jean Ball. The event raised $35,388. The event, sponsored by Grane Hos-pice Care and JPT Healthcare Archi-tects, drew over 170 attendees at the beautiful Goldfi sh Barn. Supporting Long Term Care’s Country Kitchen, folks were treated to a catered meal by Kathy’s Deli, entertained by the musical talents of Kenton Sitch and participat-ed in a silent auction, Fun Photo Booth (sponsored by Edward Jones - McCon-nellsburg) and the quite popular boot judging contest.

BootcutGrane Hospice Care

JPT Healthcare Consultants Stonewash

Baker TillyCommunity State Bank

FCMC AuxiliaryFCMC Medical Staff

FOE 4274 - HarrisonvilleJohnson Controls

Strategic Retirement GroupUPMC

Straight LegEdward Jones (McConnellsburg)

FadedBB&T

Capital BlueEastern Elevator

HighmarkJ. Edgar (Ed) Wine - Attorney at Law

Hamilton Hyundai/NissanKelso-Cornelius Funeral Home

Midwest Medical Systems and Carter HealthPatriot Federal Credit Union

Randy Bunch for CommissionerRodney B. Smith Plumbing and Heating

Sheep Ridge FarmSmith’s Implements

SkinnyAll Things AutomotiveA to Z Land Consulting

DA Washabaugh III EnterprisesDel Martin

Eckert SeamansKeystone Electric

MacDonald’s Wellness CenterMary Beth Shank for Judge

Rebecca Kendall for Commissioner

Gifts in Kind FastSigns Hustontown Beverage Mercersburg Printing Shatzer’s Fruit Market Shabby Chic Event Rentals Sheetz Texas Roadhouse Tuscarora Mtn. Winery Texas Roadhouse Tuscarora Mtn. Winery Texas Roadhouse Tuscarora Mtn. Winery Texas Roadhouse Tuscarora Mtn. Winery


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InTheKnowPlannedGiving26th Annual

FCMC FoundationGolf Classic

Saturday, Sept. 7 9 a.m.

Event includes:• Breakfast, Lunch & Snacks/Beverages• Golf Gift• $2,500 in Cash Prizes• Hole-in-One Prizes• $1,000 Ball Drop This Event Sells Out Fast Limited to 25 Foursomes

Contact UsTo play or showcase your business through a sponsorship, call 717-485-6322.

Turn Your Annual Fund Gift Into A Forever Gift

nnual gifts are a critical lifeline to our organization. Without them, we

couldn’t fund our work. If you’re an annual donor, you know fi rsthand the satisfaction that comes from making a diff erence—and we deeply appreciate your generos-ity. But as you look to the future, you may wonder what will happen to the programs made possible through your gifts once you’re gone. How can you make sure your generosity continues forever? One option is to make a gift in your will or trust to establish an en-dowment. Here’s an example of how that could work. Let’s say Jerry makes an annual donation of $1,000 and would like to continue his support after his lifetime. His estate plan-ning attorney suggests that Jerry include a provision in his will to fund an endowment with a gift of $25,000. Once funded, we will use a portion of the endowment each year to fund the program of Jerry’s choice. The remainder is reinvested, which allows it to grow and support annual payouts indefi -nitely. This generous arrangement replaces Jerry’s $1,000 annual gift after his lifetime.

As a result, our organization receives the benefi t of Jerry’s generosity forever. *assum-*assum-*ing 4 percent ($1,000) is used by the fund annually . You can use an endowment gift to honor someone important to you who appreciates the work we do. Consider designating your endowment in his or her name as a way to celebrate the connection to the FCMC Foun-dation.The information is not intended as legal or tax advice. For such advice, please consult an attorney or tax ad-visor. Figures cited in examples are for illustrative pur-poses only. References to tax rates include federal taxes only and are subject to change. State law may further impact your individual results

Please contact Mike Straley, FCMC Foun-dation Executive Director, at 717-485-6842 or email him at [email protected] to discuss how your gift can help further our mission and establish your legacy.

Dr. MacKinlay Society

www.fcmcpa.myplannedgift.org is a great resource

InTheirOwnWords“Recently my husband (Carrol) and I went to the Wound Clinic at Fulton County Medical Center. What a delightful experi-ence. We never waited for our appointments and never felt rushed. We were treated as persons and not a ‘wound.’ The wound clinic staff should be commended for their ser-vice. This was my fi rst experience at the Medical Center and I would highly recommend it. Dr. Ellis and her staff went above and beyond.”

Warm Regards,Victoria RhodesMercersburg

George Roper was at a crossroads. Should he travel seven miles west or 25 miles east to get cardio care. The Mercersburg, PA resident head-ed west and hasn’t looked back. “When I fi rst came to Fulton Coun-ty Medical Center in November of 2017, naturally, I knew something was wrong with my heart, and I’m thinking I might be dead in two weeks,” said Roper with a wry laugh. “I walked into the (Cardio) department and felt welcomed from the fi rst minute. The ladies are welcoming.” And Dr. Mandak is very accommodating, according to Roper. “I heard great things about Dr. Mandak,” said Roper. “Once we started talk-ing, I knew I made the right decision. There is a ‘can-do’ attitude. As patients, we have questions. I can tell you without any hesitation, their team is very helpful. They put you at ease and explain everything in a way you can under-stand. They talk with you, not at you.” For Roper, it was a trip worth making.


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Patients and Donors Tour Dialysis Care CenterA ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by Dialysis Care Center for patients, their fami-lies and staff was held on June 20, followed by the FCMC Foundation’s Annual Fund Donor Appreciation BBQ on June 21 that featured an Open House of the new facil-ity. In all, nearly 200 people saw fi rsthand the importance of the treatment center.


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Fulton County Medical Center

Foundation

Board of Directors

Jerry Spessard - Chair Trudy Everhart - Vice ChairAbbie Cole - Secretary/Treasurer

Ed Leisinger Heidi Stoner Bill Hine Chris ArdingerJeramy Culler John Kilduff Bridgit Martin David Washabaugh

Community Members (Non Voting):Helen Overly Andy Washabaugh Loy Garber

Mike Straley - Executive Director of FCMCFMike Makosky - CEO and President of FCMC

Deb Shughart - VP, FCMCF; CFO of FCMC Kim Slee - COO of FCMC


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Your Annual Fund Gif ts at Work.. .M a k i n g a D i f f e r e n c e i n t h e C a r e o f O u r C o m m u n i t y

InAppreciationInRecognitionChris Boryan, Grants and Donors Relations Manager for the FCMC Foun-dation, was awarded the “Business Person of the Year” by the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce in March. Boryan has written and/or managed grants that have yielded over

$1.2 million, includ-ing $800,000 for the access road, while building relation-ships with grantors such as Susan G. Ko-men, Southern Al-leghenies, Valley Ru-ral and FirstEnergy. Other grants have assisted with pro-grams and equip-

ment needs, including the Greenhouse, Therapies department and IT department. In addition, he directs the Foundation’s Development Council, the volun-teer group that makes up the Annual Giving, Planned Giving and Business & Industry committees. He coordinates the scholarship program. As a result of helping plan speakers and free offerings through the De-velopment Committees, he was responsible for researching and getting Pennsylvania Downtown Center to speak at one of last year’s Business & Industry morning meetings that was attended by over 30 community-minded business folks. It spawned an interest in establishing McCon-nellsburg’s very own Main Street Program that now has taken root. He continues to be an active volunteer in those endeavors.

Chris Boryan (left) accepts the Business Person of the Year award from Mike Straley, Executive Director of the FCMC Foundation. Photo courtesy of Cassidy Pittman/Fulton County News.

Pro Aer recently donated a vertical lift to the FCMC Main-tenance Dept. In the photo (l-r), Bruce Puchalo (FCMC Maintenance Manager), Michael Sites (Pro Aer Shop Man-ager), Bill Palmer (Pro Aer Owner) and Kevin Fisher (FCMC Maintenance) with the donated lift. FCMC and the FCMC Foundation greatly appreciates the generosity of Pro Aer as this vertical lift will greatly assist the maintenance staff with everyday projects at the Medical Center.

SPA DaysTally Harmon (above left) gets a manicure from Chelsy Shaw of Classic Edge Nail Salon. Through a grant from the Fulton County Medical Center Foundation, Spa Days are back at Fulton County Medical Center. Medical Center Foundation, Spa Days are back at Fulton County Medical Center. Medical Center Foundation, Spa Days are back at Fulton County Medical Center Remaining dates are July 13, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, October 12 and 26, Nov. 9 and Dec. 14 with Jan. 11 and Feb. 8 of next year.“We developed Spa Days to encourage women ages 40 and above to have a screening mammogram completed,” said Kriste Shoop (AAS, LPN), FCMC Women’s Health Navigator. “By off ering a free massage, manicure, light breakfast faire and a take-away gift, we hope to reach ladies who are considering mammography but haven’t scheduled it. These are days for women to be pampered and receive a very important health screening.”

Recognitionbe pampered and receive a very important health screening.”

Recognition

In Action: Sally Wilson works out on the new elliptical machine at the Com-munity Health and Wellness Center.

Wound Center: The Corner Gift Shop provided the funds for a new stretcher for the Wound Center. John Truax (above) tries out the new piece of equipment.


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Scho ar ents¢shipsThe Foundation awarded 22 students a total of $33,500in scholarship stipends. The recipients included eight from high school, 13 college undergraduates and one post-graduate student.

Katherine Bard

SamanthaBolden

BaileyBurkett

ZoeCutchall

Drew Gordon

KearanieHopkins

Leah Keefer

CheyenneMiller

Hannah Brady

Claire Brubaker

Mandy Cook

Dylan Gordon

Cooper Grove

Kimberly Jones

Ian Lancaster

KathrynLeese

BronwyneMellott

Carl Potter

Paige Sechrist

Madison Spade

ChristopherWilson

Devin Welsh is pursuing a Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine at West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine.

Russell C. McLucas, M.D.S C H O L A R S H I P F U N D

Celebrating Five Years of Awarding the

Post-Graduate Scholarship

Devin Welsh

Katherine Bard is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She will be attending Allegany College of Maryland, majoring in Physical Therapy.Samantha Bolden is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, majoring in Physical Therapy.Samantha Bolden is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, majoring in Physical Therapy.Samantha BoldenBailey Burkett is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of a Betty Lea Henderson Nursing Scholarship, courtesy of the Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson Foundation. She will be attend-Bailey Burkett is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of a Betty Lea Henderson Nursing Scholarship, courtesy of the Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson Foundation. She will be attend-Bailey Burketting Hagerstown Community College, majoring in Nursing.Zoe Cutchall is a Forbes Road graduate. She is a recipient of a Betty Lea Henderson Nursing Scholarship, courtesy of the Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson Foundation. She will be attending Penn State-Altoona, majoring Nursing with an emphasis in Anesthesiology.Drew Gordon is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of the Clair and Dorothy Miller Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, studying ultrasound technology.Kearanie Hopkins is a graduate of Central Fulton. She is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She will be attending West Virginia University, studying to be a Physician’s Assistant.Kearanie Hopkins is a graduate of Central Fulton. She is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She will be attending West Virginia University, studying to be a Physician’s Assistant.Kearanie HopkinsLeah Keefer is a graduate of Washington County (MD) Technical School. She is a recipient of the Patriot Federal Credit Union Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, Leah Keefer is a graduate of Washington County (MD) Technical School. She is a recipient of the Patriot Federal Credit Union Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, Leah Keefermajoring in Paramedics.Cheyenne Miller is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of a Betty Lea Henderson Nursing Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, majoring in Nursing Cheyenne Miller is a graduate of Southern Fulton. She is a recipient of a Betty Lea Henderson Nursing Scholarship. She will be attending Hagerstown Community College, majoring in Nursing Cheyenne Millerwith an emphasis in Labor & Delivery.

Hannah Brady is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attending Liberty University, majoring in Occupa-tional Therapy.Claire Brubaker is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attending Chatham University, majoring in Nursing.Claire Brubaker is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attending Chatham University, majoring in Nursing.Claire BrubakerMandy Cook is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attending Penn State-Mont Alto, majoring in Oc-cupational Therapy.Dylan Gordon is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. He is attending Saint Francis (PA), majoring in Physician Assistant Science.Cooper Grove is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. He is attending Shippensburg University, major-ing in Pre-Med.Kimberly Jones is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attendingKimberly Jones is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attendingKimberly Jones Wilson College, majoring in Nursing.Ian Lancaster is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. He is attending Penn State-Altoona, majoring in Nursing.Kathryn Leese is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attending Wilson College, majoring in Nursing.Bronwyne Mellott is a recipient of Paul and Louie Stahl Memorial Nursing Scholarship, given by Dorothy Stahl Sites in memory of her father and mother. She is attending Penn State-Altoona, majoring in Nursing.Carl Potter is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. He is attending Shippensburg Univer-sity, majoring in Pre-Med.Paige Sechrist is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attending WilsonCollege, majoring in Nursing.Madison Spade is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. She is attendingIndiana University (PA), majoring in Speech Language Pathology.Christopher Wilson is a recipient of an FCMC Foundation General Scholarship. He is attending Lock Haven University, majoring in Pre-Med.

*******The FCMC Foundation off ers its condolences to the McLucas family with the passing of Imogene, the beloved matriarch of the family. Memorial contributions can be earmarked for this scholarship and sent to the FCMC Foundation.


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FCMC Foundation Benefactors (Feb. 1 - June 30, 2019)

Saying Thank You is a Privilege for our Foundation, not an obligation.

Amanda Jenkins State Farm AgencyAmerican Legion AuxiliaryCentral Fulton School DistrictCommunity State Bank of OrbisoniaF & M TrustFirstEnergy FoundationForbes Road Lions ClubFulton Chapter No. 519 O.E.S.Fulton County Medical Center AuxiliaryFulton County Medical Center AuxiliaryFulton County Sportsmen’s LeagueG & P DistributorsJLG Industries, Inc.Dr. Joey L. and Shanna LaneMcLaughlin’s Drug Store, Inc.Mercersburg Lions ClubMRS Collections, LLCMt. Tabor Church of the NazarenePatriot Federal Credit UnionPittman’s Tire & GarageRemax Country Realty, Inc.Robert Snyder Insurance AgencyPaul K. and Anna E. Shockey Family FoundationSt. Paul’s United Church of Christ Women Stoner’s On The SquareUniQuest Chambersburg Travel, LLCVFW Post 655Wilbur C. and Betty Lea Henderson FoundationMr. Ray C. Alden, Jr.Scott and Val AlexanderMrs. Leann C. AmsleyRon and Ruth AngleG. G. BardDonald and Phyllis BardMs. Cheryl L. BarnardMr. James C. BeachMr. and Mrs. Donald L. Beeler, Sr.Mrs. Shannon N. BickelMs. Anita K. BishopMr. and Mrs. Roger R. BistlineMr. and Mrs. Clyde H. BookheimerMr.* and Mrs. Jerry L. BooksMr. and Mrs. Mark K. BoringChris and Meghin BoryanBarbara L. BowersMr. and Mrs. Kevin E. BradySharleen J. BradyAmy S. BurtonJayne and Denny ButerbaughMr. and Mrs. William D. ButerbaughMr. Rodney A. Buterbaugh, Sr.Ms. Bonnie ButerbaughMrs. Jennifer ButerbaughMr. Christopher J. CarrDrs. Gerald and Jacqueline CelestineDrs. Gerald and Jacqueline CelestineDrs. Gerald and Jacqueline CelestineDinah ChamberlainMr. and Mrs. W. Shawn ChilcotePaul W. ChristophelMs. Barbara Clippinger

Mr. Randolph and Mrs. Abbie ColeMs. Mandy CookMs. Lorraine Z. CooperSally and Kirk CoverMs. Courtney R. CoxMichael and Linda CramptonMr. Tommy L. CrawfordMs. Sharon CrouseMark and Stephanie CrouseMrs. Velma L. CrouseMrs. Velma L. CrouseMrs. Diana A. CrouseMs. Tiff any M. CrouseDr. Corinna S. CullerMr. Brent A. CullerJeramy and Jennifer CullerCraig and Barbara CutchallMr. and Mrs. Brown E. CutchallMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Danilak, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Danilak, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. DeckerMr. Roger L. DeHartShannon DeShongMr. Andrew DiehlDr. and Mrs. Michael T. DonahoeMs. Jennifer M. DouglasMs. Marilyn DunkleMr. and Mrs. James E. EadsSandra EarleLinda EarleyLinda EarleyDonald and Judy EisamanDr. Vicki E. EllisMs. Lauren H. EverettsMr. and Mrs. Norman M. EvertsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. FaithMrs. Leta F. FeightMs. Cynthia S. FeldmanMs. June B. FinafrockAndy J. FleckRev. David and Valerie FordMr. and Mrs. Thaddeus S. FornalMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Fow, Sr.Rick and Bobbie GarberLoy and Linda GarberMr. and Mrs. Harry L. GarlandTricia and Tyler GelvinCarolyn and Wayne* GibersonMr. and Mrs. Donnie L. GordonMrs. Shelby V. GoshornJason and Heather GoshornMr. and Mrs. Jon H. GreenawaltDarlene K. GressMr. and Mrs. Walter D. GrestyMrs. Linda L. GrissingerJoe and Jodie HahnMr. and Mrs. Jamie HallDebbie HallMr. and Mrs. Timothy W. HannMichele and Byron HannDr. Lisa HarmonAmy Harper

Harold and Lucy HarperMs. Vickie S. HarrisMs. Tara Hatfi eldTom and Mary Barmont HaubrickMr. and Mrs. David E. HawesMs. Nora HeisterMr. Clair HelmanIris V. HendershotMisty HersheyLouise and Bill HineMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hoff manMrs. Carolyn V. HollensheadPatricia A. HortonMr. Cory E. HouckMs. Pamela A. Howsare-BentonFred Humbert, Jr.Mr. Van L. IngramMr. Daniel IsemingerMrs. Darlene P. JohnstonMrs. Darlene P. JohnstonMs. Miriam L. JohnstonPatrick and Diane KelsoMs. Michelle KerlinMr. James KimmelMr. Larry KlotzMrs. Julie F. KnepperMs. Shelby R. KnepperMs. Linda D. Laff ertyMr. and Mrs. Brandon S. LambertMr. and Mrs. Timothy K. LeedyEd and Karen LeisingerMs. Kara A. LeonardMs. Heather L. LynchMike and Emily MakoskyMr. and Mrs. Joshua W. MasseyChelsie McCullochMs. Melissa D. McFaddenKathryn and Scott MearkleMrs. Edith R. MellottMiss Carly M. MellottCarl and Carol MellottMs. Pamela S. MellottMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. MellottMr. and Mrs. Lynn R. MichalskyMs. Katrina M. MickeyBob and Petie MillerDr. and Mrs. Troy MoritzMr. and Mrs. Jerry A. MorralJoe and Melanie MyersMr. and Mrs. Lester R. NewmanJody and Chris NewmanMrs. Doris A. NolteMs. Rena T. OttMs. Helen I. OverlyC. Virginia Palmer and Gary Akers

Mrs. Carolyn W. PatanovickMs. Rebecca S. PattersonSherry L. PaylorSherry L. Paylor


FCMC Foundation Benefactors continued

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. TaylorClair and Nancy TraxlerMillie TremlDayton and Kimbra TweedyMr. Paul L. WagnerNaomi M. WaiteMr. and Mrs. Charles E. WalkerMr. Rodney WaltersMr. Ross H. WaltersMs. Christine H. WardAndy and Joyce WashabaughEllen and Sonny WeichtMrs. Jean WellerJamie L. WellerMs. Stephanie A. WellerMrs. Mackenzie WentzMichael and Stephanie WhiteMs. Amy J. WhitselMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. WibleMark and Linda WiseMs. Traci A. Witters-MorrowBill and Connie WrightEllis and Shirley YinglingMr. and Mrs. Carl YounkerMs. Tina R. YounkerMr. George ZerbeMs. Angela D. Zinobile*=deceasedbold=FCMC Visionary

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Mr. Ken R. PeckMr. David L. PeckMr. and Mrs. Tom PeckMr. Dustin M. PineMs. Chelsea Pittman-SigelDenny and Leanne PollockJames and Charlene PostMichael and Drema PurnellMs. Ella L. RamseyMs. Ella L. RamseyMs. Ella L. RamseyMr. and Mrs. Kerry RandlerMonte and Tessa RaspMs. Peggy J. RayRuth Gordon ReederDennis and Nancy RichardsMr. and Mrs. Steven P. RickabaughMr. and Mrs. Frederick D. RitcheyNaomi RobertsCheryl RoseCheryl RoseMrs. Gaynelle B. RosenberryMrs. Brenda S. RossMr. and Mrs. Mike RotzMr. and Mrs. Barry E. RouzerMs. Tina A. RunkleMs. Lisa A. SaucierMs. Hope L. SaylorMrs. Jaime L. SchwartzMs. Martha Barmont ScottMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. SeibertMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Seiders

Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. SeidersMary Beth ShankMr. and Mrs. Norman Sheffi eld, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kris L. Sheffi eldMr. and Mrs. Gary L. ShivesMr. and Mrs. Bill ShoopRobert and Deborah ShughartMr. and Mrs. Richard G. SigelMr. and Mrs. Samuel SimpsonGerald and Rita SipesMr. and Mrs. Adam SipesMr. and Mrs. Donald L. SleeMrs. Joan M. SlickMs. Michelle L. SmithCathy and Robert Snyder IIMs. Christine SnyderMs. Holly J. SoudersBerley and Cathy SoudersBerley and Cathy SoudersBerley and Cathy SoudersJerry and Debbie SpessardMr. and Mrs. Keith and Dawn StainsMr. and Mrs. Herman D. StelljesDr. Douglas D. SternMr. and Mrs. Richard A. StraitMs. Ida E. StraitMr. Cornelius I. StraitMichael and Robin StraleyMr. and Mrs. Buddy SwopeMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. SwopeMs. Wanda J. Taylor

coming this fall...

uCareCareBecoming a monthly donor means strong and steady funding that will allow uCare to deliver a lasting impact through equipment, program and service needs for the betterment of our community.

Your Gift is MaximizedGiving is easy and convenient. No checks to write, no stamps to buy. And the FCMC Foundation can count on your monthly gift to help plan for equipment and service purchases to better our community.

It’s Easy to Set Up and ManageIt’s simple and cost-eff ective. You decide on a gift amount ($10 minimum). You then authorize your bank or credit card to send this amount to the FCMC Foundation each month.

Keeping Track of Your DonationsYour checking account or credit card statement will show the date and amount of your donation to the FCMC Foundation. We also provide you with a year-end statement in January, listing your contributions from the previous year.

You can also use our secured website portal at https://fcmcpa.org/donation to make monthly credit card donations at your own discretion.


is a quarterly publication is a quarterly publication of the Fulton County Medical Center Foundation

Michael L. StraleyExecutive Director

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Wendy FarlingFoundation Associate

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McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania 17233www.fcmcpa.org

Fulton County Medical Center Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Your tax-deductible gift is supporting health and wellness in our community.

Fulton County Medical Center Foundation214 Peach Orchard RoadMcConnellsburg, PA 17233

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Aug. 16: ....Auxiliary’s Hockman Candy Sale, 6 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Sept. 7: ................FCMC Foundation Golf Tournament, 8 a.m.

Oct. 18: ................Auxiliary Soup, Sandwich, Bake Sale, 8 a.m.

Nov. 12: .........................................................Auxiliary Book Fair, 7 a.m.

Dec. 5: .........................................Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar, 8 a.m.

Dec. 8: ...........................Auxiliary Tree of Love Ceremony, 3 p.m.

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