FoundationFocus - Tampa General Hospital...3 2018 Night at Disney On Ice (continued from cover) 2018 Night at Disney On Ice Co-Chairs Anne Compton and Lauren Thomas Compton.Frank Brawley,

The Tampa General Hospital Foundation’s Night at Disney On Ice was a great success! This year’s event was held on Thursday, March 22, at Amalie Arena and the event committee was chaired by Anne Compton and Lauren Thomas Compton. With the help of their dynamic committee, the chairs continued to raise awareness for Tampa General Hospital and the TGH Foundation throughout the community.

Each year, $2,500 sponsors and above are invited to attend the Patrons’ Party preceding the performance. This year, over 500 guests feasted on delicious treats while the Disney On Ice cast, caricature artists and DJ entertained our guests, with a surprise appearance by Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse! Whether getting their faces painted like their favorite character or hamming it up in the photo booth, a wonderful time was had by all. This year’s “Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets” were also on display, thanks to those who sponsored them.

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FoundationFocusThe official publication of the TGH Foundation

2018 Night at Disney On Ice

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The 2018 TGH Foundation Disney On Ice Committee.

Sandy and Rick Thomas of Thomas Financial; Robin DeLaVergne, Executive Director, TGH Foundation; and John Couris, President and CEO of Tampa General Hospital,

enjoying the Patrons’ Party.

2017 Circus Co-Chairs, Teale Smith and Mary Taggart, with their children.

Patrons’ Party attendees meeting Mickey Mouse.

Dr. Krishna Nallamshetty of Radiology Associates of Florida, P.A., and Dr. Sami Nallamshetty of Florida Medical Clinic, and family enjoy being introduced

as major sponsors on the floor before the show.

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From the Chair

44th Annual Dinner Thursday, October 11, 2018

The Tampa General Hospital Foundation’s Annual Dinner will be held on Thursday, October 11, 2018 at Palma Ceia Golf and Country Club. The Bank of Tampa has agreed to return as our Dinner Sponsor for the 12th year! During the dinner, our Foundation Chairman will give his report on the accomplishments and activities of the past year, and the Chairman of the Florida Health Sciences Center Board of Directors will give the hospital report. The prestigious James M. “Red” McEwen Award will also be announced. Last year’s award winner was Steve Short.

20th Annual Golf Tournament Monday, October 15, 2018

Chairs Danny Jackson and Brandon Day are excited to head up the 20th Annual Golf Tournament committee for the tournament at Old Memorial. We are honored to welcome back The Yerrid Foundation as our Tournament Sponsor for the 13th year. The tournament will, once again, be a one-day format with an awards luncheon and live auction following the tournament. The goal of this event is to raise awareness about Tampa General Hospital’s many programs and services. Proceeds will benefit Tampa General Hospital Foundation’s Fund for the Future.

UPCOMING EVENTS

CALL (813) 844-7262 FOR MORE INFORMATION.

In this issue of FoundationFocus we recognize our donors from 2017. Without their generous gifts we would not have been able to provide almost $2.6 million to Tampa General in fiscal year 2017 to fund initiatives that directly benefit both our patients and our dedicated team members.

I’d like to highlight two stories of faithful donors who have supported the Foundation for many years, both through major gifts and by sponsoring our signature events.

Former Foundation Chair Pam Muma and her husband, Les, were the driving force behind raising the money for our world-class Level IV Jennifer Leigh Muma Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. In this issue you will read about how they have recently gone a step further and made it possible for parents and family members who are not able to be with their babies in the NICU to see them real time by camera.

Another couple who have turned their patient experience into support for TGH is Foundation board member Ron Weisser and his wife, Debra. Ron received such fabulous care by his cardiologist Dr. Debbie Rinde-Hoffman when he was a patient at TGH that he now supports scholarships for nurses from the cardiac unit during Nurses Week. This is their way to give back, as many of our grateful patients do.

Volunteers are also critical to the success of the Foundation. Anne Compton and Lauren Thomas Compton chaired our very first Night at Disney On Ice that raised over $190 thousand for the TGH Children’s Medical Center.

You will read more about the event and see pictures from the Patrons’ Party in this issue. A heartfelt thank you to all of the committee members and sponsors who worked so hard to make this a fun and successful evening. Thank you also to the families and companies that purchased the Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets filled with toys and games to be delivered to the patients in the Children’s Medical Center.

The Tampa General Hospital Foundation hosted its 21st Annual Gala on Saturday, May 12, 2018 at the Marriott Waterside. This year’s guests were invited to enjoy Alice in Wonderland: Mad About TGH! Those attending enjoyed great entertainment, a live auction, plated dinner, open bar and many other exciting activities, and the proceeds from the Gala will benefit TGH’s Children’s Medical Center and the Fund for the Future. Special thanks to Dr. Tom Bernasek & Tammy King and Joe & Laura Williams for chairing this year’s Gala, and also to Gene & Patsy McNichols for serving as our Honorary Chairs. Look for an update and all of the great photos in the next issue of FoundationFocus.

Thank you to all of our TGH Foundation donors and volunteers. You impact patients’ lives in such positive ways every day.

Drew GrahamChair, Tampa General Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees

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2018 Night at Disney On Ice (continued from cover)

Frank Brawley, PJ Gardner, Kris Chunn and Charles Chunn.2018 Night at Disney On Ice Co-Chairs Anne Compton and Lauren Thomas Compton.

Net proceeds of over $190,000 from this year’s event will benefit Tampa General Hospital’s Children’s Medical Center.

Over 1,800 TGH employees and their families were able to enjoy Disney On Ice. The TGH Foundation also donated over 900 tickets to local charities this year, so some of those less fortunate would have an opportunity to attend the magical experience.

We want to take this opportunity to thank the volunteers and sponsors that helped to make our premiere year of Disney On Ice a wonderful event! We are also thankful for our continued partnership with Feld Entertainment in helping us provide a family-friendly event for our donors, yet again!

From the CEOAs I finish my first eight months at Tampa General, I am proud of all that the team has accomplished and looking forward to setting our course for the future and continuing to transform this already excellent institution into a hospital that is truly world-class. One of my first orders of business with the team has been to create a strategic plan that will serve as a road

map to achieve our goals.

Tampa General Hospital is an amazing institution on solid ground, and we are well-poised to continue our tradition of providing the best care – from the most complex to the most routine – all with the patient at the center. As health care evolves, so too must TGH. We are evolving out of the “sickness business” into the care coordination business. We want our team members, patients and community to understand that our mission is broader than caring for people when they are acutely ill. We’re here to help improve the health and wellness of all those in the community, coordinating care from community-based settings to the hospital and on to post-hospital care.

To do this, we will focus on six strategic pillars:

Embrace quality and value. We’ll push to elevate our standards for patient safety, quality and satisfaction to world-class levels.

Become the best place to work through talent management and team member engagement. We’ll attract, develop and retain a diverse, talented work force with new leadership training, talent management, skills development and other initiatives.

Achieve cost control and improve efficiency. While we improve quality, we’ll also be improving efficiency to decrease costs. We’ll do all of this with our patients in mind, so we can pass along savings to our patients and reinvest any profits back into the

hospital in order to continue to offer the latest technologies and treatments.

Drive market strategy and growth. We’ll look at ways to increase access points and build on Tampa General Hospital’s strengths in the region, so our patients can access our care in their communities.

Become consumer-focused and retail ready. We’ll look for ways to innovate and embrace technology to make care more convenient and accessible for our patients as consumers, making it as easy as possible for our patients to interact with us.

Align with physicians. We’ll build on our strong relationships with both USF Health and our community physicians, making Tampa General Hospital the best place for them to practice medicine.

Sometimes change can be challenging, but this is an exciting time for TGH. There are lots of great hospitals – but there’s only one Tampa General Hospital. We provide the most complex, life-saving care that no one else here can do. We have a rich history of innovation and a strong tradition of teaching tomorrow’s health care providers as the primary teaching hospital for the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine. We are driven to elevate all that we do for our patients, families and community.

As we move forward, I would like to thank all of you for your ongoing support of TGH. I am grateful for your partnership and look forward to working with you all as we work to ensure that Tampa General Hospital reaches its world-class potential.

John D. Couris President & CEO Tampa General Hospital

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Representatives from the McNichols Company, Ina McNichols, Gene & Patsy McNichols, and Ida Johnston.

Enjoying the photo booth at the Patrons’ Party.

Committee Member Tara Eckhoff having fun in the photo booth with her children.

Taylor Pollard, Henry Smith and Mack Taggart enjoying the Patrons’ Party.

Balloon twisters were on hand to make hats, animals, swords and more!

Avery Ranieri meeting Minnie Mouse.

Eleni Hytoff and her granddaughters enjoying the Patrons’ Party.

Matt & Andrea Koczanski and their children, Ella, Audrey and Josh.

Kim Czabaj, of the Bailey Family Foundation, and her family waiting to be introduced on the floor before the show!

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Members from The Beck Group, Katrina Pasteur and Emily Farrell, and their families.

Representatives of Tampa Bay Steel Company, our Entertainment Sponsor, and their family members.

TGH Foundation Board of Trustee Dr. David Wein and family, Noah, Aaron, Eitan and Dr. Rachel Wein representing TeamHealth.

TGH Foundation Trustee Ron Weisser and wife, Debra, with their family members Jack & Devan Weisser and their sons, Chase, Collin and Blake.

Members of the Feld Entertainment team, who have been partnering with the TGH Foundation for 27 years!

Representatives from our Presenting Sponsor, McKibbon Hospitality, getting ready to be introduced on the floor before the show begins!

Meghna Bukkapatnam, Ravi Bukkapatnam, MD, TGH Chief of Staff, and John Leone, MD, enjoying the Patrons’ Party.

John Couris, President and CEO of Tampa General Hospital; Robin DeLaVergne, Executive Director, TGH Foundation; and Gene & Patsy McNichols of the McNichols

Company mingling with cast members from Disney On Ice.

2018 Night at Disney On Ice (continued)

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2018 Night at Disney On Ice Sponsors

2018 Night at Disney On Ice Committee

PRESENTING SPONSOR

ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR

MISSION SPONSOR

LEGACY SPONSOR

PATRONS’ PARTY SPONSOR

GOLD STAR SPONSORS

Gene & Patsy McNichols and The McNichols Co.

Radiology Associates of Florida, P.A.

USF Health Pediatrics (USMA)

SILVER STAR SPONSORS

The Bailey Family Foundation

Caspers Company

Hub International FL/Florida Blue

Ruffolo, Hooper & Associates, M.D., P.A.

TeamHealth

Publix Super Markets Charities

SHOOTING STAR SPONSORS

AGW Capital Advisors

Glenda Barlow

SHINING STAR SPONSORS Andrea Gramling

Bank of the OzarksDr. Ravi & Lavanya Bukkapatnam

and Drs. HellalDrs. Krishna and Sami Nallamshetty

J.P. MorganLauren Orebaugh

Epic Systems CorporationDrew and Betsy Graham

Florida Medical ClinicFord Drywall & Stucco, Inc.

The Kreye FamilyLyracore Health Alliance

McCann & Baird Flooring Service, Inc.PSCU

RMC Property GroupRoig Lawyers

Terrell & Joe ClarkThomas Financial

Tricia & Frank HancockWeisser Family Fund

at the Miami Foundation

WISH UPON A STAR SPONSORSDr. Peter ChangDebbie Thomas

Dr. John P. LeoneEZ Mulch

David & Jenny RobbinsKathleen Shanahan

Committee:Radha Bachman

Lavanya Bukkapatnam

Allison Campbell

Cynthia Carron

Kristine Chunn

Cindy Cox

Tara Eckhoff

Staci Fraser

Lauren Frey

Andrea Gramling

McIver Grim

Kristi Lampman

Dr. Sami Nallamshetty

Bailey Nicholas

Lauren Orebaugh

Melissa Ranieri

Jenny Robbins

Marti Simon

Teale Smith

Mary Taggart

Kelly Taylor

Caroline Vostrejs

Chairs:

Anne Compton Lauren Compton

For more information about the TGH Foundation’s special events, please call (813) 844-7262.

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This year’s “Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets” (previously known as Buckets of Laughs) were, once again, a big hit. Sponsors purchased their bucket from the TGH Foundation and then filled it from a list of suggested items needed by the Child Life Specialists at the TGH Children’s Medical Center or had the Foundation fill it for them. We would like to thank The Beck Group for sponsoring this program for the second year in a row.

Sponsors were encouraged to decorate their bucket with a favorite theme, company logos and fun color schemes. This year’s Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets were displayed at the Patrons’ Party at the TGH Foundation’s A Night at Disney On Ice, and will be personally delivered by the sponsors to the Children’s Medical Center.

Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets Overall Sponsor

2018 Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets Sponsors

Advanced Allergy and Asthma Care

DeLaVergne & Company

The Frey Family

The Beck Group

The Robbins Family

The Taylor Family

McCann & Baird Flooring Service, Inc.

We would like to send a big thank you to the generous donors who helped make the holidays a little brighter at Tampa General Hospital by supporting Operation Santa. Over the holiday season, Operation Santa raised nearly $20,000 to benefit Tampa General Hospital’s Children’s Medical Center. In addition, many companies, organizations and individuals came to visit the Children’s Medical Center bearing gifts valued at over $15,000.

Donations designated to Operation Santa make it possible for these little ones and their families to enjoy a birthday and other holiday celebrations throughout the year, even from unfamiliar, and sometimes unsettling, hospital beds. From fulfilling Christmas wish lists, to birthday surprises, to celebrating a patient’s last day of physical therapy or chemo, all who

participate in Operation Santa bring joy to some of the very sickest of our pediatric patients.

On behalf of the sick children who may be spending birthdays, Christmas or other special family holidays as patients at Tampa General Hospital Children’s Medical Center, we want to thank all of the generous donors for participating in this year’s Operation Santa.

2018 Bibbidi Bobidi Boo Buckets

Operation Santa Brings Many Smiles to TGH Pediatric Patients

Staff from Franklin Street Tampa visited the TGH Children’s Medical Center to deliver holiday joy.

The 6th Security Forces Squadron, MacDill Air Force Base held a toy drive for TGH pediatric patients and delivered smiles to patients.

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Joe Williams and Michael Brown keeping the fun going! Dr. Steve and Debbie Schwartz of TeamHealth, Laura Williams, Ryan Toth, representing the Beck Group, Joe Williams and Charity Toth.

Gala Co-Chairs, Joe and Laura Williams and Dr. Tom Bernasek, and Tammy King with TGH President and CEO John Couris.

Chair of the TGH Foundation Board of Trustees, Drew Graham, Betsy Graham, Robin DeLaVergne, Executive Director of the TGH Foundation, and Joe Williams, Gala Co-Chair.

21st Annual Gala Mad Hatter’s Dinner PartyGala Co-Chairs Joe and Laura Williams hosted a Mad Hatter’s Dinner Party at their home on Bayshore Boulevard for sponsors at the Mad Hatter level ($25,000 and above) on Thursday, March 29, 2018. Guests included TGH President and CEO John Couris, TGH Foundation Executive Director, Robin DeLaVergne, Chairman of the TGH Foundation Board of Trustees, Drew Graham, Gala Co-Chairs, Dr. Tom Bernasek and Tammy

King, and representatives from Skanska, Kimmins, The Beck Group, PNC Bank and TeamHealth. Attendees enjoyed live entertainment, passed hors d’oeuvres, a signature cocktail, a delicious three course meal and wonderful conversation and camaraderie. The TGH Foundation looks forward to continuing this exclusive dinner for sponsors at the Mad Hatter level in the future.

Mad Hatter-themed centerpieces decorated the feasting table overlooking Tampa Bay.

Mad Hatter’s Dinner Party Hosts and Gala Co-Chairs Joe and Laura Williams, representing Kimmins Contracting.

Michael and Kim Brown, representing Skanska, with Gala Co-Chair Laura Williams.

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Employee Golf Tournament Raises over $95,000 The 9th annual Employee Golf Tournament drew 191 golfers and raised $95,193.

According to Chris Roederer, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, the nine tournaments combined have raised more than $702,000.

“I can’t say enough about the team of volunteers who do the preliminary work and commit their time on the day of the event,” Roederer said. “They work very hard for about four months to make the preparations.”

“They work with sponsors, and they give up their full day from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. to stage it,” he said. “It’s exhausting and so rewarding.”

Proceeds from past tournaments have helped fund the Employee Emergency Fund that provides financial assistance to employees in good standing who experience a serious emergency or financial event. Since its inception in 2009, the fund has provided $328,534.47 in financial assistance to 352 employees.

Approximately $160,000 raised during the tournaments was used to buy new exercise equipment at the TGH Health & Wellness Center, including rowing machines, Pilates reformers, a seated elliptical, a metabolic analyzer, an A1c machine to screen for pre-diabetes and a Tanita Scale that measures body composition, total body water, visceral fat, basal metabolic rate and metabolic age.

Tournament proceeds also funded the development of a new on-site GED program. Fifteen employees currently attend the classes, and three are on track to have their GEDs completed by this summer. A portion of the proceeds will also go toward a new Employee Scholarship Fund that will help service-level employees go to school to become surgical or pharmacy technicians, medical billing coders, facilities techs, medical assistants, patient care technicians or phlebotomists. The program will help employees advance their careers at TGH and help with staffing needs throughout the hospital.

President and CEO John Couris (left) with TGH Board of Directors member Gene Marshall, Jerry Gafur and Jim Kennedy.

The team of 27 volunteers that made the tournament a success.

First place gross winners were from left: Scott Jahnke, Anthony Escobio, Rusty Spicola and Anthony Escobio Sr.

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Employee Campaign 2018 – TGH CaresThe Foundation’s annual Employee Campaign raised $417,563, surpassing the original goal by nearly $50,000. The campaign ran from February 9 through March 23.

Eighty-eight percent of employees participated this year, an 11 percent increase over last year. Sixty-five percent of hospital departments had 100 percent participation.

The top three funds to receive donations were the Employee Emergency Fund, the Fund for the Future and the Patient Hardship Fund.

The Employee Emergency Fund was established in 2009 to assist employees in good standing who experience an emergency or catastrophic financial event with immediate financial assistance. An employee committee oversees the program.

“Employee financial emergencies often arise from a variety of situations such as a death in the family, domestic and substance abuse, medical emergencies and more,” said Andrea Cichon, manager of recruitment, who is a non-voting committee member.

The name of the employee is not revealed when the committee votes on the request. Since its inception, 352 employees have received more than $328,534.47 in financial assistance from the fund.

The Fund for the Future supports various requests that are not included in the hospital’s capital budget. Recently, the fund provided $450,000 for bladder scanners and $69,000 for medication on demand devices to assist our caregivers and improve our patients’ experience.

The Patient Hardship Fund assists patients and families in need during acute hospitalizations with items such as hotel stays, transportation costs and other basic necessities.

Clinical Psychologist Jennifer McCain, Psy.D., tests the virtual reality experience of Super Cross motorcycle racing as Marlin Phillips, left, prepares the virtual reality goggles for her. Patients in the Children’s Medical Center also got to try out the motorcycle.

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Charitable Contributions and the New Tax LawPresident Trump signed the new tax law, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, on December 22, 2017. While the main thrust of the new law was corporate income tax relief, there was also a smorgasbord of tax cuts, raises and adjustments of all types for individual taxpayers. The news was full of “information” about how this would affect individuals’ income taxes. Many myths were offered – such as, “your charitable deduction is going away.” We all heard various versions of this one. True? Not really. But just enough of an ort of a kernel of a mote of possible veracity that it should be explained.

The newly increased standard deduction – you win either way.

A major feature of the new tax law was a substantial increase of the standard deduction. For a married couple, the standard deduction for 2017 was $12,700. For the same couple in 2018, the standard deduction will be $24,000 – almost double.

Your deduction from adjusted gross income to arrive at your taxable income is the greater of two numbers – the standard deduction, or the sum of your itemized deductions, whichever is greater. So for that subset of individuals whose itemized deductions will be below $24,000, they will effectively no longer be deducting charitable contributions (or real estate taxes, or interest expenses, or income taxes, or medical expenses, or anything else) as their standard deduction will exceed their itemized. From their perspective, they have simply gotten a tax break and their taxes will go down no matter what.

For the itemizer, the rules will not have changed one bit. Every additional dollar of charitable contribution to a favorite charity will still reduce their personal income tax bill. And that is a nice thing. Bottom line – either way, you win.

Another myth – With the AMT, I don’t get any benefit from my itemized deductions anyway, right?

This myth floated around even before the new tax law was passed. It is true that the Alternative Minimum Tax, or AMT, does eliminate many deductions – taxes, the interest on a home equity loan, slower depreciation for businesses, and miscellaneous itemized deductions, among other things.

However, the AMT never touched charitable deductions. Both before and after the new tax law, charitable contributions were and will be deductible for both regular tax and for AMT, for those who itemize. Plus the new tax law reduced the AMT, and did not increase or strengthen it.

Benefit of contribution of appreciated property maintained.

There were also a lot of rules that did not change, and that bears repeating. Gifts of appreciated marketable securities still have the favorable treatment of deduction at current fair market value, with no recognition of the tax on the appreciation. And since a public charity does not pay taxes, a public charity donee will not be taxed on the appreciation either. The result is a win-win. No gain to the donor, deduction of the full fair market value and the charity receives the full value of the proceeds after they sell. This rule is intact and unaffected by the new tax law.

Qualified charitable distributions from an IRA.

There is still a wonderful tax break for IRA owners over 70 who do not need to use all of their required distributions themselves. Up to $100,000 can be directed to be paid to a public charity, and then such amount need never be taken into income by the account owner. Since the amount never comes into income, adjusted gross income (AGI) is unaffected and thus other limitations based on AGI are unaffected as well, which leads to tax savings. Such distributions can count against the minimum required distribution that the taxpayer must take from the account, which is very helpful if the taxpayer just wanted the amount to go to charity anyway. Again, the charity does not pay income taxes, so the charity gets to keep 100 percent of any IRA money, not some lowered amount which is net of taxes – another win-win.

And one new benefit from the tax law.

This is of limited application, but it is a new benefit conferred by the new law. For many years, the income tax deduction for a cash contribution to a public charity or charities has been limited to 50 percent of the adjusted gross income of the donor. Any amount over 50 percent of AGI was carried forward to deduct the next year, for up to five years. Since few taxpayers give away 50 percent of their income regularly, this limit rarely applies, but certainly can apply in a “special” year, where a taxpayer has either low income, or high contributions, or both.

The new tax law increases this limitation to 60 percent. So, individual taxpayers have a higher maximum deduction for each year now, and can use up their excess amounts faster if they make a large contribution in a low income tax year.

There, not so bad after all! The charitable income tax deduction is still viable and valuable. It has even been enhanced in certain circumstances. It is far from put out to pasture and retired by the new tax law.

Charles H. Fisher, Jr.Reilly, Fisher & Solomon

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Bedside Cameras Provide Peace of Mind to Parents of NICU BabiesMany parents of infants in the Jennifer Leigh Muma Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) often aren’t able to stay with their child around the clock.

That frequently leaves them wondering how their bundle of joy is doing when they’re not with them.

Thanks to new NicView™ cameras recently installed in every NICU patient room, parents and family members who aren’t at the hospital can now see their babies in real time day or night through a secure online portal.

Shannon Mancini of Lakeland comes to the hospital daily to be with her daughter, Lillianna. “I think it’s awesome,” she said of the NicView camera in her baby’s room. It will be especially helpful to her husband, who often works late.

Now he’ll be able to log in at work and see the streaming video of her, she said. “At night it will make us both feel better knowing she’s sleeping well,” she said.

“We’re the only hospital in Tampa Bay that has this camera system in every room,” said Ashley Moffitt, a NicView site coordinator.

A NicView camera, mounted next to the baby’s bed, provides secure image streaming on any internet-enabled device. The camera’s images are available through a secure 256-bit SSL encryption, which is the current web standard used for online banking.

Parents control who has access to NicView’s live streaming of their infant.

Once logged in, they receive streaming images of their baby on their laptop, smartphone or tablet. Parents can also share their log-in credentials with family members – including those who live in other cities, states or countries – so they can see the baby too.

“Parents often have other children to care for or may not be able to take time off from work to come to the hospital every day,” said NICU Nurse Manager, Amy Hunt. “Life doesn’t stop. Some of the babies are here for several days or several months. Having the ability to see their child through NicView can help ease their anxiety.”

The camera runs continuously and is only temporarily taken offline when nurses are caring for the infant. When that

happens, parents and family members will see a message that says, “Care is occurring; we will be right back.”

The hospital originally purchased six NicView cameras. “Everyone here is just as equally important. We were struggling with how to share them,” said Hunt.

Buying cameras for every room was made possible by a $135,000 donation from Pam and Les Muma. The couple previously donated $3 millon to TGH to help build the NICU in memory of their daughter, Jennifer Leigh, who died three days after birth due to underdeveloped lungs.

“Having had a baby in the NICU and not being able to see her due to my hospitalization in another hospital, we knew this would be a life-changing experience for all families who have babies in the NICU,” said Pam Muma.

“When we learned of this innovation, but with only a few cameras offered to families to share, this touched our hearts and led to our desire to see every room outfitted with these special cameras,” she said. “Now, with these cameras placed in all rooms, all members of the family will be able to see their precious child 24/7 throughout the duration of their stay.”

Shannon Mancini looks on her tablet to position the newly installed NicView web camera that shows her newborn girl, Lillianna, in the Jennifer Leigh Muma Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The camera will allow family in Lakeland to check in on

her, as well as give Shannon the ability to watch when she can’t be in the room.

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In Appreciation of The Cancer Center Nurses

Leslie & Richard Stein

In Loving Memory ofZbigniew “Butch” Durnas

byHis Tampa General Family

In Memory ofLorie Gonyer

A Faithful Volunteer for 12 Yearsby

Her Loving Family

In Loving Memory of My WifeSharon Guritz

In Loving Memory ofJim Pieper, Jr.

by Sandy & LaurenFamily & Friends

In Loving Memory of Jay Schleibaum

by Friends & Co-Workers atTampa General Hospital

In Honor ofDavid A. Solomon, MDTeacher-Mentor-Friend

In Loving Memory of William N. Spellacy, MD

byLynn Larsen

In Loving Memory ofBeverly H. Stallworth

In Memory ofValerie Whiteman, MD

by Tampa General Hospital

Medical Staff Office

The Golden Tree of Life — 2017

Women’s Leadership Council Members

June Annis*

Rosemary A. Armstrong

Karen Arnold

Dixie Arthur

Michele Bailey*

Glenda Barlow

Donna Barrs*

Tracy Bennett

Suzette Berkman

Betsy Best*

Tifi Bierley

Tilda Brabson

Betty Casey

Velva W. Clark*

Maureen Cohn

Sue P. Cox

Rosann Martin Creed

Hilary Davis

Janet Davis

Nancy de Waart*

Robin DeLaVergne*

Alice Dingle

Francine Dobkin*

Cheryl Eagan*

Sonya (Sunny) Endicott

Joyce W. Fisk*

Beverly B. Flom

Sandra Gardner*

Joyce Gerwe

Natalie Annis Goodwin*

Mary F. Graham

Emily Haly, MD

Sally Hardee*

Frances G. Harrell*

Marguerite T. Harrod

Mary A. Hart

Rosemary Henderson*

Amy Hull*

Eleni Hytoff

Dianne Jacob*

Tammy King

Karla Kirkwood*

Carolyn M. Lane

Christina L. Laxer

Lyda Tymiak Lindell, MD

Nancy Linsky

Jean M. Mayer

Janet Goldberg McEnery

Julianne McKeel*

Patsy McNichols*

Margaret Moran

Anne S. Mullis*

Pamela S. Muma*

Trisha Muniz

Cindy Murray*

Georgeann Nikolich*

Candy Olson

Mary Esther Parker

Lynn A. Ramsey

Dr. Barbara Cook Reitzel

Jenny Robbins

Cindy Rosier*

Mary Kay Ross*

Adajean Samson*

Cindy Sanders

Gwyn F. Schabacker*

Yvette Segura

Sandra P. Self

Ann Lindell Sheppard

Gretchen Shires

Lisa Simington

Ali St. Cyr

Missy Steadman

Ellen Stichter

Catherine L. Straz

Keebler Straz

Betty Street

Bretta Sullivan

Patricia Sullivan*

Susan Sykes*

Suzanne Taggart

Debbie Thomas

Holly Tomlin*

Lee Touchton*

Ann Turner

Jeffrie van Loveren

Renee Vaughn

Sheila Vukmer

Linda Ward*

Nell Ward

Samantha Warren*

Aldona Weekley

Leigh Ann Weinbren

Lisa Wills

Kay Wilson

Members Emeritae:Mary Devereaux Frankle

Joe Elena Weachter Heinz*

Phyllis A. Murray

*Founding Member

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In Celebration of the Birthday of Herbert BrantleyStephen G. Brantley, MD

In Celebration of the Birthday of Juanita BrantleyStephen G. Brantley, MD

In Honor of Sigal AdkinsSigal Adkins and Barbara Knieff

In Honor of Michael Albrink, MD

Terrell and Joe Clark

In Honor of Scott ArnoldJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of The Blankenbaker and Plyler Families

Will and Lindsey Blankenbaker

In Honor of Team Wonder Woman Captain Bonfe

Kenneth Gustke, MD

In Honor of Sheela ChokshiRhoda C. Franklin

In Honor of John CourisJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Janet DavisJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Robin DeLaVergneJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Jonathan DixonJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Cheryl EaganJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Willamae EdgecombJeffrey and Margaret Bell

McCallum Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Greg Balasco

In Honor of Douglas Holt, MDUSF Infectious Diseases Division

In Honor of Sally Houston, MDJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Jack KuisleBernard and Priscilla Cretier

In Honor of Sophia LiendoNicole Liendo

In Honor of Jocelyn Lister and Darren Koenig

Daniel MaziadGeorge and Sheri Sauers

Eugene WalbridgeRoger Menendez and Racheal Carlisle

The Powell FamilyLeigh Gale

In Honor of Janet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

Patrick McEnery

In Honor of James Norman, MD

and Kevin Parrack, MDRena Lody

In Honor of Vincent Perron, MD

Janet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Judith PloszekJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Lucila Ramiro, MDJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of David RobbinsJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Chris RoedererJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Sabrina “FiiFi” Buchman Sam

John and Susan Sam on behalf of Sabrina McGavock

In Honor of Jeffrey SerpicoJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of JoAnn SheaJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of David A. Solomon, MD

Anthony and Catherine Ottaviani

In Honor of Stella ThayerJanet Goldberg McEnery, Esq.

In Honor of Carin ZwiebelSusan and Stan Levy

In Memory of Margaret Alene Adair

Antique Automobile Club of Cape Canaveral

Betty L. StephanDale, Vicki and Cathy Higgins

Gene and Dean LoachGlen and Sharon Blair

Karen and Robert AdairLinda and John Poff

Nancy Marshall WoodPatsy Sexton

Ruth and David StrunkSheldon and Sandra Coe

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Loach

In Memory of Mario BallCori & Jordan Finkelstein

David MangoldElizabeth Dew

Marla J. WassermanMel & Howie LaCasa

In Memory of Clark W. BarlowRobin W. DeLaVergne

The James W. Warren, III Family

In Memory of Sylvia BeallAnnick KokengeCarol E. TuckerJose Martinez

Kathe VijayanagarLinda Holt

Marion McLaughlinMary Bosy

Mary Jo HartPam Dickens

Patty and Joe MestroSandra Buckley

Dorysan Von BorstelLinda S. Hunter

In Memory of Laura and Buddy Blain

Betty Hall WoodThe James W. Warren, III Family

Rosemary ArmstrongRose M. PaskayMaida B. Pou

Ralphael M. Clarke and Charles O’Kelley

Betsy and Steve Chambers

In Memory of Barbara BonfeAlbert L. Bonfe

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonfe and familyStephanie Bonfe

Honorarium and Memorial Gifts 2017

2017 TGH Foundation Young Professionals Society

Dan Austin

Carlee Bowdoin

Diana Durango

Charles L. Hutchinson

Brendan Kelly

Kimberly Koves

Kierslyn Kujawa

Cuc Mai

Karla Mastracchio

Jen McDonald

Bridget McNamee

Jessica Muroff

Erika Myers

Anthony Pedicini

Manasa Pendyal

Sarah Reynolds

Katie Selman

Tiffany Tran

Allison Wallrapp

Sarah Whitten

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In Memory of Elaine BogueDick and Del Clarke

In Memory of Robert Desmonde Burns

Mrs. Robert Burns

In Memory of Salvador H. Cappello

Susan Hite

In Memory of James CarrollDel and Dick Clarke

John and Susan TouchtonThe James W. Warren III Family

In Memory of Charles S. CasperRobin W. DeLaVergne

In Memory of Raul CassanIsora and Antonio Ruiz

Matthew MirandaNyomi Cassan

Eddie and Sarin BosnoyanFanny Vassia

Gladys and Oscar SananesQuality Turning Inc.

In Memory of Mary ChildsGeorgia Briscoe

In Memory of Robert E. Connine

American Airlines CargoAntone and Mary CepakDave and Linda Wilson

Deanna JohnsonMelissa Johnson and Ira Cohen

Sharon and Doug Wilson

In Memory of Donna CostelloSusan M. Hite

In Memory of Cody Fowler DavisRobin W. DeLaVergne

Frank L. Morsani

In Memory of Daniel Wright DeLaVergne

Boca Grande InvitationalChristopher Carrere

Jim and Samantha WarrenJim and Pat Woodroffe

In Memory of William “Bill” Evans

Susan M. HiteThe James W. Warren, III Family

In Memory of Mary Devereauz FrankleMr. and Mrs. Joseph Liberatore

In Memory of Arthur GeeThe James W. Warren III Family

In Memory of Lori GonyerThomas Holt

In Memory of Edith “Deedee” Knight Gray

Richard S. Clarke

In Memory of Sharon GuritzIrving Guritz

In Memory of Mo HannaThe Green Family

In Memory of Mary-Phyllis Harvey


In Memory of Nathaniel P. Heveron

Stephanie Heveron

In Memory of Felisa LaberRichard and Leslie Stein

In Memory of Mickey LoomisRichard and Adele Clark

In Memory of Bill MacRaeKenneth L. MacRae

In Memory of Elizabeth McGucken


In Memory of Michael Thomas Morgan

American Food DistributorMr. and Mrs. Joe Loiacano

In Memory of Elaine NewmanRichard and Adele Clarke

Robin W. DeLaVergneThe James W. Warren, III Family

In Memory of Daniel C. NisongerDaniel and Carol Toth

Donald and Susan HughesDr. Dennis and Roseann Parks

High Vista @ Ridgewood Lakes HOARichard and Aleta Nisonger

Ryan and Stacy HoyingThe Tim Fleming Family

Thomas and Ann Nisonger

In Memory of Alton Brooks Parker, Jr.

Robin W. DeLaVergneSadie Burt

In Memory of Clifford W. Perdue

Ms. Dolores Moore

In Memory of Dominic PiccirilloHarry and Joan Mencher

James and Elena GallaudetLisa Gallaudet

Lydia Rivera JohnsonPalma and Lawrence RagonaPatti and Christopher PlaiaPaul and Elizabeth Piccirillo

Vivien Genovese and Robert LaVecchiaJoAnn Morrell

In Memory of Rosalea Rodriguea

Jocelyn Lister

In Memory of Becky RoulhacAriana PegueroBrooke Foley

Caitlin McHanFelice Rogers

Jacky Jean-PierreJayson GalangJean Culleton

Jennifer BenitezJennifer R. MareadyKiandiann MaxwellKim Sauer-Watts

Layla Ksaibati-AllenMelissa Bried

Melissa FigueroaNadine BritoNarisa Miles

Ronetta LambertSamantha Kula

Stephanie PittmanTouraj D. Karkevandian

Zilpha Burkett

In Memory of Bruce A. SamsonRobin W. DeLaVergne


In Memory Gerald SaulterAngela E. Franklin

Coretta and Mironda MonroeCorinne Monroe

In Memory of Alla SheynkmanLinda Poniatoski

Shaun, Shannon, Geoff & StaleySue Williams, a friend of Alla’s –

she was a great lady!Wendy and Michael Lario

In Memory of Jef SmithCurt and Dorothy Eckert

In Memory of Beverly Stallworth

Shelley Stallworth

In Memory of James E. SteppJoanne Wazocha

Logan Outdoor Advertising Inc.Dona Heil


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In Memory of Andrew SzwastCarol R. Ryan

Davina S. KidwellDiane Elswick

Freeman C. SnyderHess and VanLandSchoot OrthodonticsHope Lutheran Church Nursery School

James and Carol GriffinJan Coad

Jeff and Wendy DaubertJennifer E. Mueller

Jodi CainLucy H. JordanMichele Wetzel

Pat BillirakisRobert and Barbara DaltonRobert and Nancy Brancato

Roy and Rita HolstonTheresa Vistein

Tiffany and Joseph GocsikUMWA Health & Retirement Funds

Victoria ConklinClint and Sherri Dunham

E. Jane Bloom

In Memory of A. Bronson ThayerMary Kay and Jere Ross

The James W. Warren III Family

In Memory of Sandra TouchtonJohn C. Mills, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. ReevesJohn and Susan Touchton

Marion CummingsKaren CarmodyJulianne McKeel

In Memory of William L. Van Dyke, III

Cliff and Georgia MyersDwight Darby & Company, P.A.

Ellen StichterHaynes and Jane Carswell

Melene Van Dyke McMannenMolly C. Corum

Robin W. DeLaVergneTerrill and Lynda Heath

Laurie P. JoughinDada P. Glaser

James R. Hollingsworth

In Memory of Janice WattsThe James W. Warren, III Family

In Memory of Gus WeekleyThe James W. Warren, III Family

In Memory of Valerie E. Whiteman, MD

Medical Staff of Tampa General Hospital

In Memory of Michael J. WiernaszAlma and Joel Douglas

Brenda ConnollyMarcia and Elliott Zerivitz

Ron and Mary Ann ObermanAngela Dugan-Graff

Francie ThorntonCarrie Ann Cunnagin

Lucille BiddleKenneth Kron

In Memory of Roy J. “R.J.” Williford


In Memory of Evelyn Wolfe-Berger

Keith and Chandra Henthorne

In Memory of Richard Henry “Mike” Wood

The Wood Family

Gifts of $100,000 and above

Phil and Betty Casey

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

McKibbon Hospitality

Tampa Credit Union Kids Classic Golf Tournament

The Vinik Family Foundation, Jeff and Penny Vinik Trustees

Gifts from $50,000 to $99,999

Carlton Fields

Gene and Patsy McNichols and Family

Melinda Ramsey

Skanska USA Building, Inc.

Gifts from $25,000 to $49,999

AON Risk Solutions/Greater Florida

Bryan Baldwin and Eric Hull

James V. Barkley

Dorothy Thomas Foundation, Inc.

Epic Systems Corporation

Feld Entertainment, Inc.

Fieldwork Network International

Dr. Mark Frankle and The Frankle Family Foundation, Inc.

Drew and Betsy Graham

Gresham, Smith & Partners

Eleanor and Buck McInnis

Medical Staff of Tampa General Hospital

Radiology Associates of Florida, P.A.

Rays Baseball Foundation

Chris Schellman

Tampa Bay Lightning and Lightning Foundation

Tampa Bay Rays Baseball Ltd.

The Elan Group, Inc.

The Saunders Foundation

The Walter Foundation

The Yerrid Foundation, Inc.

USF Health

Gifts from $20,000 to $24,999

BCH Mechanical, Inc.

Drs. Saurabh and Sheela Chokski

Barbara Cook Reitzel, Ph.D.

RSM

TD Bank

TECO Energy, Inc.

The Bailey Family Foundation

The USAA Foundation, Inc.

USF Department of Pediatrics


2017 Foundation DonorsThis listing includes both pledge payments and gifts made from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017.

If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, please accept our apology and notify us at (813) 844-8131.

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2017 Foundation Donors

Gifts from $15,000 to $19,999

AGW Capital Advisors

Bristol-Myers Squibb - Tampa Center

CapTrust Financial Advisors

Florida Orthopaedic Institute, Inc.

Pamela & Leslie Muma Family Foundation, Inc.

ReliaQuest LLC

Martin Schaffel

Vology

Gifts from $10,000 to $14,999

APG Electric

Raviender Bukkapatnam, MD and Mohamed Helal, MD

Carroll Air Systems, Inc.

Blake Casper and Caspers Company McDonald’s Restaurants

Janet Davis

Designated Gaming Services, Inc.

Jon and Carley Finan

Florida Hospital - West Florida Region

Jeffrey Gibson

Gary and Margo Harrod and Harrod Properties

Helios Education Foundation

Joy McCann Foundation, Inc.

Kimmins Contracting Corp.

KPMG LLP

George and Donna Kurppe

L. V. Thompson Family Foundation, Inc.

LifeLink Legacy Fund

Berdina and Tommy Morgan

Barbara W. Parker

PNC Bank

Raymond James Financial Inc.

Henry and Roseanne Reyes

David and Jenny Robbins

Warren and Amy Ross

Ruffolo, Hooper & Assoc., MD, P.A.

Ryan Companies US, Inc.

Sherloq Group, Inc.

SunTrust Bank

TEAMHealth, Inc.

The Bank of Tampa

The Beck Group

USAmeriBank

Ron and Debra Weisser and The Weisser Family Fund

at The Miami Foundation

Gifts from $5,000 to $9,999

American Cancer Society

ARCO/Murray Construction Company

Banker Lopez Gassler PA

Clark and Glenda Barlow

Barton Malow Company

Stephen G. Brantley, MD

Burton Family Foundation

Charles and Barbara Caldwell

Cardinal Point Management, LLC

CDW Healthcare

Celestar Corporation

Robin W. DeLaVergne

DEXimaging

Marsha Dickey

Al and Edie Dopking

EWI Construction, LLC

Frank and Patricia Hancock

Healthgrades

Hillsborough County Hospital Authority

Sally H. Houston, MD and Jamie Scarola

Hyde Park Village/ WS Development

J.P. Morgan

Kathleen S. Brooks Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Linn

Macfarlane Ferguson & McMullen PA

Masimo Corporation

McCallum Family Foundation

McKesson Pharmaceutical

MicroLumen, Inc.

Krishna Nallamshetty, MD

Oracle Healthcare

Tapan Padhya, MD

Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation of the United States

PH Dermatology

Phelps Dunbar LLP

Judith M. Ploszek

ProspHire

Prosys Information System

Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.

Dr. Maynard and Lynn Ramsey

Rehabilitation & Electrodiagnostics, P.A.

Ripa LaFace Foundation Trust

Chris and Anita Roederer

Roig Lawyers

Rooms To Go Foundation, Inc.

SansoroHealth

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa

St. Jude Medical

Nancy Suarez

Jack D. Suarez

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Patricia Sullivan

Symmetry Office

TECO Planning and Project Management Team

The Haeger Foundation

Thomas Financial Group

John and Susan Touchton

Triad Foundation

USI

VALIC

Vanguard Charitable


Angel Alsina, MD

Scott and Lynn Arnold

Lauren Berner

Victor D. Bowers, MD and Victoria K. Bowers

Callan Associates

Peter Chang, MD and Kim Cao

Mrs. Richard G. Connar

Michael J. Daniels

Doug and Tricia Dieck

Mark and Trudie Fernandez

Florida Blue

Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company

Roberto Garcia

Hamlin Capital Advisors, LLC

Hill Ward Henderson

Humana

Karl Illig, MD

IRI Consultants

Patricia L. Jurinski

Lynn M. Larsen

Lexmark International

Live Nation

Gene E. Marshall

Maserati of Tampa

Mark Mathiason

McCann & Baird Flooring Service, Inc.

Janet G. McEnery

McKesson Corporation

Melitta USA, Inc.

Dennis R. Olden

Vincent Perron, MD and Kathleen Leber, MD

PSCU

Jason Rabold

RL Solutions

Sage Products, Inc.

Sallee Promotions

Siemens Industry, Inc.

Tate and Stacy Taylor

The Junior League of Tampa, Inc.

The New York Yankees Tampa Foundation, Inc.

The Walter Foundation

Tiffany & Co.

Tower Realty Partners

United Healthcare

USF Federal Credit Union

J. Mathew Wash and Laura-Elizabeth Ware

Joseph Williams

Scott Wilson

Joe Zanghi and Catherine Christie-Zanghi


Jose Alejandro

Allstate Benefits

Mark E. Anderson

June and Mike Annis

Rosemary Armstrong

Trudy and Marvin Barkin

Barr & Barr

Donna and William Barrs

Bayside Power Station - Tampa Electric Company

Beat After Beat Foundation

Margaret Bell

Tracy Bennett

Thomas L. Bernasek, MD

Betsy Best

Don Blair

Boca Grande Invitational

Borrell Electric Company, Inc.

Tilda Brabson

Kimberly Browne

Mark W. Campbell

Philip and Thea Carroll

Mr. Gregory J. Celestan

Steve and Betsy Chambers

Velva W. Clark

Clark Family Fund

Richard and Adele Clarke

Mary Karen Clarke

John Couris

Sue P. Cox

Rosann Creed

Hilary H. Davis

John and Valerie DeLaVergne and DeLaVergne & Company

Nancy de Waart

Kim and Phil Dingle

Jonathan Dixon

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Fred and Lesley Dobbins

Richard J. and Francine Dobkin

Bryan Durkin

Cheryl and Joe Eagan

Jane Barnett Eisen

Anthony and Kathleen Escobio

Lee Evans

EZ Mulch, Inc.

Feldman Equities, LLC

Ferguson Foundation, Inc.

Michael T. Flannery, MD and Terri A. Flannery

Sol. J. Fleischman, Jr. - Fleischman Garcia Architecture

Beverly B. Flom

Florida A & M University/Tampa Campus

Joan K. Fontana

Mike and Sandy Freedman

Lowell and Gail Fricker

Charles and Carol Funk

Sandra O. Gardner

Gasparilla Capital LLC

Joyce S. Gerwe

GetWellNetwork, Inc.

Maja G. Gift

GNC Consulting

Natalie A. Goodwin

Paul Gorski

Kathleen Grizzard

Irving Guritz

Sarah J. Hardee

Frankie Harrell

Mary and Carlton Hart

Laura Haubner, MD and Ron Salzman

HCSO Charities, Inc.

Rosemary Henderson

Nadyne P. Hines

Linda Holt

John G. Homyak

Amy Hull

Barbara Hurst

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hyatt

Ron and Eleni Hytoff

Danny Jackson

Scott Jahnke

Darlina Jarrin

Jitterbit

Brad Johnson, MD

JS Turner Family Foundation

William Kane

Andrew R. Kehrberg

Karla D. Kirkwood

Carolyn M. Lane

Christina Laxer

Ann Marie Lee, MD

Legacy Data Access

Nancy Linsky

Shari C. Lioen

LogicStream Health

Laureen F. Mack

Kenneth L. MacRae

Carlos Malpica

Jean M. Mayer

Anita McCoy

Mrs. Julianne McKeel

Kelly and Judy McKelligott

Mercer (US) Inc.

Metro Aviation, Inc.

MHD Communications

Amanda Miller

Walter P. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moran

Frank L. Morsani

Anne and Hal Mullis

Cindy Murray

Corey and April Neil

Georgeann Nikolich

Mark and Debbie Nouss

O’Cain Inc.

Candy Olson

One Breath at a Time, Inc.

Optiv Security, Inc.

John and Leslie Osterweil

Darin Pederson

Patress Persons, MD

Ronald Peterson

PreCheck, Inc.

R.A. Beard Company

Drs. Bonnie and Stanley Rice

Sara and Mort Richter

Cynthia S. Rosier

Mary Kay Ross

Adajean L. Samson

Pamela G. Sanders, PhD

Cindy M. Sanders

Gwyn F. Schabacker

Barry Scott

Seacoast Bank

Yvette Segura

Roger and Sandra Self

Jeff Serpico

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Seven One Seven Parking Enterprises

Ritu Shah and Akhil Maheshwari, MD

Kathleen Shanahan

JoAnn Shea

Shepherd Center

Gretchen Shires and Chris Richards

Steve Short

Lisa Simington

Timothy C. Sinclair

Joanna M. Singleton

Dr. and Mrs. John T. Sinnott, IV

Brian Smith

Smith & Associates Realtors, Inc.

Society of Trauma Nurses

Shelley Stallworth

Ali Tomlin St. Cyr

Melissa Steadman

Stericycle, Inc.

STERIS Corporation

Ellen Stichter

Keebler Straz

Catherine L. Straz

Betty Street

Brooke Suarez

Bretta A. Sullivan

Suncoast Equity Management, LLC

Susan Sykes

Taggart Properties, Inc.

Tampa Bay Times

Tampa General Hospital Auxiliary

Tampa Orlando Pinellas Jewish Foundation Inc.

TEAMHealth Anesthesia

Terracon Consultants, Inc.

The Eckhoff Family

The Hartford

The Hughey Foundation

The James W. Warren III Family

The Production Crew

The Toni Everett Company

Debbie Thomas

Holly Tomlin

Lee and Tom Touchton

Nadia Trejo

Trenam Law

TriMar Construction

Charles Uhrig

United Way Suncoast

Michael and Karen Urette

USF Foundation, Inc.

Karen Van Cleaf

Rick and Denise Vander Werf

Dr. and Mrs. Harry van Loveren

Ronald and Renee Vaughn

Renee Vaughn

Voalte

VoltAir Consulting Engineers, LLC

Walmart Store 5964

Linda Ward

Samantha B. Warren

Win and Lin Weber

Robert Webster

Aldona Weekley

Leigh Ann Weinbren

West Tampa Glass Company

Westcoast Brace & Limb

Charlie White

Paul and Gail Whiting

Wichman Construction

Zachry Industrial Inc.

Edward M. Zebrowski

Rebecca Zuccarelli

Gifts from $500 to $999

Sigal and Barbara Adkins

Dan Allen

Candace Amato

Ameriflex

Mary K. Ashurst

Richard W. Ash and Gary D. Hunt, Jr.

Robin Atkins

Sherri A. Badia

Greg and Meredith Balasco

Terrence L. Bauer

Annette Bauman

Amy Beightel

Patricia Bennett

Krystyna M. Berger

Scott and Melissa Black

Jane A. Blocher

Blume Mechanical, LLC

BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Chuck Bombard

Michelle J. Bonfe

Sue Boyette

Breezin’ Entertainment

David Buckley

Kelley Buick

Victoria Butler

Gary R. Calhoun

Reuben Cansler

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Jennifer Carotenuto

Christopher Carrere

Kevin M. Castle

Certified Industrial Maintenance

Channelside Academy of Math and Science

Danielle Chapman

Tony Chavero

Andrea Cichon

Robert W. Clark, Esq.

Colorado Nonprofit Development Center

Anne and Carleton Compton

Gerard Coughlin

Kathleen Crawford

Custom Fabrication, Inc.

Davis Islands Garden Club, Inc.

DeBartolo Family Foundation

Ron DellaValle

Adam and Chrischell Diasti

Danita and Glenn Dickman

Mr. Divers

DMC Enterprises Inc.

Michael and Christina Doligalski

Gretchen Dominguez

Angela Downing

John D. Dragan

John P. Dunn

Denise Edwards. MD and Charles Edwards, MD

Hailey Feldman

Charles and Carolyn Fisher

Joyce W. Fisk

FKQ Advertising & Marketing

Stephanie C. Franz

Patty Frederick

Mary Garand

Gordon Gillette

Cathy Gingras

Maresa Glass

Gerald A. Goik

Jane Gowarty

Andrea and George Gramling

Sam Gurian

Margaret Gutierrez

David and Anne Hale

Eric J. Hall and Kathy L. Hall, MD

Brian Hammond

Courtney Hancock

Steve Harris

Jodie Harrod

HealthEdge Investment Partners, LLC

Healthy Children Project, Inc.

Erik R. Hemmingsen

Mike Henley

Maritza Herrera

J. Carlisle Hewitt

Steven and Carol Hindin

Melissa A. Hodges

Kathleen Hoffman

Chadd Hughes

Infra-Metals Company

J.O. DeLotto and Sons, Inc.

Karen K. Jacobson

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

Donald Jowdy

Dr. Brenda Junco

K9 Power

Maggie Karczewska

Robyn Kellems

James J. Kennedy, III

Mr. Kim

Sheila Klein

Lara C. Klick

David Kovacik

Rosellen Kutniewski

Lakeshore Foundation

Anne Leblanc

Wayne Lewis

LifeLock

Dana Ludwig

Tracey Lund

David Mangold

Jane Martin

Graham Mavar

Dr. Mayer

Kevin McQueeny

Gloribel Medina

MetLife

Midstate Machine and Fab Corporation

Samuel Minutello

Kelli L. Mitchell, PA

Kandace K. Mohar

Ms. Mortimer

Move With Class

Nancy Mullen

Muniz and Associates, Inc.

Anne Nash

Deana Nelson and Toby Hart

David T. Nguyen

N.O.T.E., Inc.

Oakpoint Advisors

Opfer Communications, Inc.

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220 East

A & Q Nail Salon

ABC Fine Wine and Spirits

Susan Alexander

Karen Arnold

Arturo Fuente Cigars

Austral Wines LLC

Heather and Bennett Barrow

BCH Mechanical, Inc.

Bee Brave Buddies

Bellarte Hair Studio

Best Buy

Brocato’s Sandwich Shop

Bundles of Joy

Byblos Cafe

Mack Carneal

Philip and Thea Carroll

Caspers Company

Ciccio Restaurant Group

Cobb Theatres-Cinebistro Hyde Park

Color Me Mine

Commercial Risk Management, Inc.

Continental Wholesale Diamonds

Courtyard by Marriott - Tampa Downtown

Daily Eats

Datz Tampa

DeBartolo Family Foundation

Dick’s Sporting Goods

Eddie V’s

Elk River Club

Glenda Evans

Feld Entertainment, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Orban

Luis Orense

Delia Palos

Dustin Pasteur

Mr. Patel

Morris Payton

Shacreyett B. Penick

David and Lorraine Petro

David and Barbara Picca

Carole A. Piccorelli, RN, BSN, OCN

Press Ganey Associates, Inc.

Trevor Price

May Ling Randall

Becky Reina

Dr. Debbie Rinde-Hoffman and Frederick Hoffman

Jim and Lindsey Robbins

Daniel L. Roberts

Petrina A. Rodriguez

Marjorie Roskay

Charles E. Sanders, MD

Bill and Stephanie Scholtens

Jeff D. Scully

Mary Reinhart Seaman

Ann Sheppard

Trey and Teale Smith

Richard J. Sobieray

Dillon Stefany

Keith B. Stott

Stephen Tallyn

James A. Tanner, MD

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Funding Factory

The Lewis and Sally Hill Charitable Foundation, Inc.

The Nash Foundation

Trio Plus Painting, Inc.

Rebecca F. Veulens

Betty Viamontes

Nicholas A. Vidonic

Vineyard Vines

Sheila Vukmer

Bill Wagner

Wallace Welch & Willingham

Mark Wanat

Waste Management Inc. of Florida

Todd Webster

David and Rachel Wein

Julie G. Werner

Katie White

Julie Wilkinson

Rufus and Monica Williams

David Zepf

Stanley Zouzoua

Gifts in Kind - 2017


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Fieldstone Landscape Services

Fire Fighter Extinquishers

First Watch - The Shoppes at New Tampa

Fish Boca Grande

FKQ Advertising & Marketing

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

Florida Aquarium

Francesca’s

Franklin Street of Tampa

Roberto Garcia, MD

Gasparilla Music Foundation

Gasparilla Outfitters

GFWC - Tampa, FL

golfTEC

Goody Goody Famous Hamburgers

Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay

Claude B. Guidi, MD & Wayne Lewis

Hieronymus Charities Inc.

Hilton Tampa Downtown

Rodney Holcombe, D.D.S.

Holiday Inn Westshore Airport

Hollingsworth Decorative Tile & Plumbing

Hooters Restaurant Tampa Bay

IM Events

Improv Comedy Theatre & Restaurant

Integrated Systems of Florida, Inc.

Island Flowers

J.C. Newman Cigar Co.

Jackson’s Bistro and Bar

Jimbo’s Bar B-Q

JL Marine

Brad Johnson, MD

Matt Johnson

Ryan Kearns

Kendra Scott

Kimmins Contracting Corp.

Jocelyn Lister

L. V. Thompson Family Foundation, Inc.

Larry Magill Smart Homes Systems

Levy Marketing + Awards

Mad Product Innovations

Maggiano’s Little Italy

Mainsail Lodging and Development

Marriott Tampa Waterside

MicroLumen

Mika’s Wedding

Mike’s Pies

Mister Car Wash

Douglas and Margaret Moore

Meredith Mosher

Norman Love Confections

Orange Theory Fitness

Pebble Creek Golf Club

Pinchers

Reeves Import Motorcars

Dr. Debbie Rinde-Hoffman and

Frederick Hoffman

Chris and Anita Roederer

Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine

Rubber Applications

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Saddlebrook Resort

Aida Sanchez

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Schelle

SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa

Donald Wayne Shepherd

Sheraton Riverwalk Hotel

Showtime Transportation of Tampa, Inc.

Side Splitters Comedy Club

Skanska USA Building, Inc.

Smashburger

Southwest Airlines

Sprinkle’s Cupcakes

Starbucks

Starship Dining Yacht

T&D Golf

Tampa Bay Rays Baseball Ltd.

Tampa Bay Steel Corporation

Tampa Downtown Partnership

Tampa General Hospital Administration

Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club

Telluride Ski & Golf Resort

The Birchwood

The Capital Grille

The Elan Group, Inc.

The Intercontinental Tampa

The Oxford Exhange

The Temptation

Third Street Cafe

TiSoren R & P, LLC

Vanity Lounge

Vineyard Vines

Vuelo Mexican Grill

Westchase Golf Club

Pat Woodring

Wright’s Gourmet House

Zudar’s Deli & Catering

Gifts in Kind - 2017

P.O. Box 1289 • Tampa, Florida 33601-1289

2017-2018 Board of TrusteesExecutive Committee

Drew A. Graham Chair

Gregory (Greg) J. Celestan Vice Chair

J. Eric (Tate) Taylor Secretary

Richard (Dick) Dobkin Treasurer

Dianne Jacob Assistant Treasurer

Natalie Annis Goodwin Member-at-Large

Frank Hancock Member-at-Large

T. Corey Neil Member-at-Large

Bruce Zwiebel, M.D. Member-at-Large

Board Members

Stephen (Steve) G. Brantley, M.D.

John Couris (Ex Officio)

Douglas (Doug) J. Dieck

Patricia Emmanuel, M.D.

Mark Fernandez

Gordon L. Gillette

Andrea I. Gramling

Barbara Hurst

Danny Jackson

Tomislav (Tom) Loncar

Cleveland (Buck) McInnis

Yvette Segura

Teale Taggart Smith

Catherine Lowry Straz

Jeffrie van Loveren

Mathew Wash

David Wein, M.D.

Ron Weisser

Carin Zwiebel

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wellness and primary care to the most complex specialty care and post-acute services. Our care reflects a patient-centered approach, and our services are delivered in an exceptional manner –with benchmark performance in clinical outcomes, care processes, cost-effectiveness and patient experience. With our unique blend of academic and other health care partners, we play a special

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