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The Good Shepherd Development Team
(From left) Carol Carpenter, senior major gifts officer; JoAnn Frey, volunteer coordinator;Elizabeth McDonald, editor/writer Sweet Charity; Jeannette Edwards, senior planned giving officer;David F. Lyons, vice president, development; Joie Barry, major and planned giving officer; KarenKaniper, administrative assistant; Andrew Block, major gifts and sponsorship officer; Peggy Grossand Tammy-Lynn Bognar, gift processors. Not pictured: Vicki Rigby, database administrator.
Mission in Motion is the theme of this year’s Honor Roll of Donors and an apt theme it is. Dedicated support from you, ourdonors and volunteers, continues to advance the perpetual motion of philanthropy that began in 1908 with our founders,The Rev. John “Papa” Raker and his wife, Estella “Mama” Raker.
You are and always have been fundamental to strengthening our mission of service to people with disabilities. Donor support isthe fulcrum that keeps us moving forward with innovative programs, services and technologies. That takes many forms fromgifts in honor or in memory of someone special to charitable gift annuities and leadership roles in such groups as The RakerVision and our major fund raisers, including our annual Gala in the Garden and Golf and Tennis Invitational.
As you read through the Honor Roll, you’ll see ample evidence of our Mission in Motion. Dan Beers, a spinal-cord injury patientwho lost the use of his legs, is a powerful example of philanthropy in action. Thanks to a donation to the Ekso ScholarshipProgram by the Women’s Giving Circle, Dan was able to continue his therapy at a critical time when there was a coverage gapwith his insurance. In July, using the Ekso exoskeleton, a marvel of technology, Dan walked to the altar and took his weddingvows standing face-to-face with his beautiful bride, Csala.
A noteworthy event in 2013 involved movement of another kind. After 16 years as Good Shepherd’s leader, Sally Gammonretired as president and chief executive officer. Sally always talked about “advancing the cause,” a phrase coined by PapaRaker. Sally certainly did that during her tenure here. In her honor, the Sally Gammon Fund for Pediatrics was established,helping advance the cause for children. At the close of our fiscal year 2013, we are pleased to report that donor contributionsreached $148,083.
We are not only proud of our loyal family of donors, but of our wonderful development staff too. They keep the mission movingby relationship-building in ways large and small. When we tally up the numbers this year, our team logged 19,695 visits, phonecalls and other forms of communication with hundreds of donors from as far away as Florida and Canada, and as close by asAllentown. We think our founders would be happy knowing that we are carrying on their legacy of “advancing the cause.”
As we step into another year of service, we are mindful of the ongoing challenges of a constantly changing health-careenvironment and a growing need for our services. We are grateful for all you’ve done this past year to help children and adultswith disabilities, and pray you will continue to be steadfast friends as we move forward.
John Kristel, MBA, MPT David F. Lyons, CFREPresident and CEO Vice President, Development
Dear Friends,
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Annual GivingYour donations are essential to supporting our mission of charitable care.
If you would like to make a gift, visit us online at www.SweetCharityOnline.org
or call 610-778-1075 to learn more about giving opportunities.
Thank you to the following individuals,
organizations and foundations whose
generous support has strengthened our
mission and positioned Good Shepherd
for a vibrant future. This report covers
contributions, in part, from July 1, 2012,
through June 30, 2013.
Innovators - ($100,000.00 + )Anonymous (1)
Fleming Foundation
President's Circle -($50,000.00 + )
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A.
Benefactors - ($25,000.00 +)Anonymous (2)
The Girling Foundation
Kairos Tust
Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Mutter
National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyDelaware Valley Chapter
The Harry C. Trexler Trust ^
United Way of the GreaterLehigh Valley
Ambassadors - ($10,000.00 + )Anonymous (1) ^
The Air Products Foundation
Alvin H. Butz, Inc.
B Braun Medical Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bachenberg
The Dexter F. & Dorothy H. BakerFoundation
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Beans
The Berky Benevolent Foundation
Capital BlueCross
Dr. and Mrs. E. Joel Carpenter, IV
Mr. and Mrs. David G. DeCampli
Ms. Donna M. Ditzler
Susan and Robert Gadomski
Good Shepherd Proceeds
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mark Gumz
H.T. Lyons, Inc.
The Keystone Nazareth CharitableFoundation
Krysta Hankee Memorial Fund
Lutron Foundation
McCarls Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miller
Penn Medicine
PPL Corporation
The Seth Sprague EducationalFoundation
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Topper, Jr.
Rev. Dr. Harold S. and Mary A.Weiss ^
Woodstone Country Club
Leadership - ($5,000.00 + )Anonymous (1)
Avnet
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Baker ^
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bennett
Rev. and Mrs. Michael Bodnyk
CC Construction Services/
Boyle Construction, Inc.
Margaret Brown
Mr. Greg L. Butz ^
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Butz ^
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Clemens
Dual Temp Co., Inc.
F.L. Smidth, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderic R. Fink
Sally Gammon
Greater Lehigh Valley Auto
Dealers Association
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hammel
Health Network Laboratories
Highmark Blue Shield
The Charles H. Hoch Foundation
Hockey Fights MS
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hoffman
William Max and J. Lorraine Izer
Just Born, Inc.
Dr. Deborah N. Kimmel
Mrs. Jane R. Kiscadden
Mr. Gary M. Koch ^
Lafayette Ambassador Bank
Dolores A. Laputka, Esq ^
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Malloy, PhD
Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGlade ^
Mrs. Judith Nikischer and
Mr. Frank Nikischer
Northeastern Pennsylvania Synod
PenTeleData
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Petrozzo
PNC Wealth Management
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schisler
The Stabler Foundation
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Mrs. Bernice L. Stahle
STMicroelectronics, Inc
Major General and
Mrs. Richard E. Storat, Ret
Thrivent Financial - Choice Plus
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Troxel
Vinart Enterprises, Inc.
Wells Fargo Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Wheeland
Shepherds - ($2,500.00 + )Anonymous (2)
The Bartlett Foundation
Anne and Brad Baum ^
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Brislin
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Clewell
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Confalone
Mr. and Mrs. Barry C. Dobil, Sr..
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Dornsife
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Douglass, IV
Mrs. Marie Dowling
East Penn Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Easton Coach Company
Financial Recoveries
Fraser Advanced Information Systems
Good Shepherd RehabilitationHospital Medical Staff
Gross McGinley, LLP
Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Grunt
Guardian Life Insurance Companyof America
Mr. and Mrs. Gunther D. Heussman
Hospital Central Services, Inc.
Indicon, Inc.
J.G. Petrucci Co.
John Yurconic Agency
Klunk & Millan Advertising
Lehigh Gas Corporation
Lockton Companies, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Blake C. Marles
McGladrey LLP
Miller, Miller & McLachlanConstruction, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miranda
Mrs. Jacqueline G. Mock *
National Penn Bank
Nazareth Ford, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Caroll H. Neubauer
Orlando Diefenderfer ElectricalContractors, Inc.
Pat and Rick Penske
The Pharo Family Fund
Raymond James | Morgan Keegan
The William C. Rybak HandicappedCitizens' Fund
The Salvaggio Family
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Scheller
The Seruga Foundation
ServiceMaster of Allentown
Mr. Curtis T. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Spence
Stevens & Lee, PC
Synergy Electrical Sales
The Pidcock Company
Tiffany and Company
Harold M. Ting, PhD
Towers Watson
The Trumbower Hospital Foundation,Inc.
Ms. Isabelle T. Vauclain
Mr. and Mrs. T. William Waldrop
Wallitsch & Iacobelli LLP
Dr. Daniel J. Wilson andDr. Carol Shiner Wilson
Alice and Joseph Windish
Xand, formerly DBSi
Ziegels Lutheran Church -Breiningsville
At Wells Fargo, investing in localcommunities to improve life iscentral to its philanthropic mission.For the fourth time in five years,Good Shepherd was the gratefulrecipient of the Wells FargoFoundation’s generosity with a$15,000 grant to the outpatientpediatric program. The grant meansthat more children with disabilitiesand their families will benefit fromphysician and therapeutic care,assistive technology andcharitable care. Pictured withtwo young patients is Wells FargoSenior Vice President and AreaPresident Laura B. Haffner.
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Founders - ($1,000.00 + )Anonymous (4)
AAA East Penn
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Aitchison
Alliance Media Group
Allied Building Corporation
Altronics Security
Anchor Health Properties
The George and Judith ArangioFoundation Trust
Mrs. Nancy L. Armitage
AVI Risk Services, LLC
Bally Ribbon Mills
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
The Bank of New York Mellon
Ms. Joie L. Barry ^
The Walter & Alma Bastian Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Bastian, Jr.
Mr. Walter E. Bastian
Mrs. Polly Beste
The Patsy & Rose H. BilleraFoundation
Mrs. Judith M. Body
Ms. Mary Lynn Bonsall and Mr.Stephen Asbath
Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. Born
Ms. Maria A. Bouloux andMr. O. Peter Hochschild
Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Braun
Buckeye Energy Services
Burkavage Design Associates
Mrs. Carol A. Carpenter
Mr. John W. Chittick
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With lots of hard work from the Gala inthe Garden volunteer committee chairedby Susan (Spira) Hakkarainen, Ph.D., ofCoopersburg, the 2013 event raised$237,000 benefitting the Good ShepherdRehabilitation Hospital Pediatric Unitin Bethlehem. Donors gathered for theJune 1 gala on Good Shepherd's southAllentown campus, many sportingsneakers and funky footwear. This year’sofficial bug was a grasshopper. Picturedfrom left: Caroll and Ellen Neubauer,co-chairs of the 2011 gala; PekkaHakkarainen, husband of SusanHakkarainen, vice president of architecturalmarketing and sales at Lutron Electronics;John Kristel, Good Shepherd presidentand CEO, and his wife, Monet.
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Ms. Ana M. Chong
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward H. and Natalie F. Coleman *
Collis Truck Parts, Inc.
Cope Linder Architects
Mr. Robert E. Crawford ySra. Carmencita Noboa
Ms. Mary N. Curtin
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Daley
Mr. Jeffrey W. Davis
Davison & McCarthy, P.C.
Mrs. Jennie DeMaria
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dorney
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dreslin
Richard and Barbara Drobnicki
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Durrwachter
Dr. Tamar Earnest
Easton Hospital
Miss Lois Elma Eisenhard
Embassy Bank for the Lehigh Valley
The Reverend Joseph L. andAnna M. Evrard Fund
Mr. Barry G. Everett
Rev. Charles E. and C. Louise Fair
Farmers Insurance Group
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Feather
Mrs. Doris C. Fenton
Mr. and Mrs. David Fiori
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Fragnito, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Fretz
Mrs. Jean G. Freyman
Future Electronics Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gallo, Sr.
Mrs. Patti Gates-Smith
Mrs. Mary B. Gedney
Mr. Roger E. Gerhart
Gillespie Printing
Mrs. Anna W. Godshall
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Golden, Sr.
Marna Hayden
Todd and Susan Heller
Mr. Lester B. High
Ms. Mary Jo Hill
Ms. Kimberly L. Hirschman
Home-Sew, Inc.
Mr. Frank J. Hyland
Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Iannantuono
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Iannantuono
Mr. and Mrs. James Imler
Interior Workplace Solutions LLC
Ms. Catherine JeBran ^
Rev. and Mrs. John W. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jones, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Jones, Jr.
Julian James Advertising Design Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L.Jurgielewicz, Jr.
Mrs. Joyce E. Kapp
Mrs. Ruth Keblish
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Kilroy
Kistler O'Brien Fire Protection
Mrs. Judith Klein ^
Knopf Automotive, Inc.
Mrs. Angelia Kopach ^
Mrs. Victoria P. Kowalewski
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Krasner
Henry W. and Marjorie M. Kretlow
Mr. Christos N. Kritikos
Ms. Lillian A. Kuss
Ms. Michelle A. Landis
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Landis
Legacy Planning, Inc.
Lehigh Valley Health Network
Mrs. Cathy L. Leiber
Mrs. Jane Leier
Mr. Raymond A. Lemmon
Leona Gruber Charitable Trust Fund
Liberty Property Trust
Mr. Walter and Mrs. Barbara G.Lieberman
Mrs. Patricia H. Lockard
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Lovett
Mrs. Miriam L. Ludwig
LW Consulting, Inc.
Mr. David Lyons andDr. Pamela Shields
Cindy and Ted Mandes
Ms. Jennifer L. Mann
Mrs. Debra Martin
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A second generation supporterof Good Shepherd, John T.Yurconic, president of The JohnYurconic Agency, served aschairman of the 2012 GoodShepherd Golf & TennisInvitational for Pediatrics.Held on September 10, 2012at Saucon Valley Country Club,the event raised $195,835 forthe pediatric program servingchildren with disabilities.
Founders - ($1,000.00 + )Ms. Cindy Massa and
Mr. Robert Massa ^
Mayer's Well DrillingMr. and Mrs. William R. Mayo
Sandra Spitzer McKelvey
Mr. Rodney E. Meagher andMrs. Jean F. Meagher
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Melinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Arlington R. Miller, Jr.
Mr. Michael G. Moore, Jr.
Mrs. Midge G. Mosser
Mr. Raymond J. Mulligan
Dennis and Stephanie Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Nau
Nyleve Bridge Corporation
Ms. Denise H. Oakey
Ondra-Huyett Associates, Inc.
ParenteBeard LLC
Penn Line Service
Ms. Alma S. Perlis
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peters
The Philadelphia Foundation
Miss Jean L. Potter
Presbyterian Church of Catasauqua
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pruszynski
QNB
Ms. Rochelle D. Quiggle
Miss Alma H. Rash
RCN
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Richard
Edith D. Ritter
Mr. Rolland W. Rodgers
Ms. Geraldine M. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rothrock
Ms. Esther R. Rowland ^
Bernard and Rosalie Rudegeair
Mrs. Nancy L. Saeger
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Schaeffer
Schultz & Williams
Mr. Wilmer R. Schultz
Ms. Elizabeth Scofield
Mrs. Ruth E. Scott
Seaview Show Management Inc.
Mrs. Mary Ann Sedlock
Dr. Stephen C. Senft andDr. Karen E. Senft
Service Electric Cable TVand Communications
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Two years ago, Bernie Rudegeair ofSugarloaf, near Hazleton, was drivingwhen he suddenly went blind. Thetemporary loss of vision was theresult of the first of two strokes Berniesuffered. He also became impairedon his right side. His wife, Rosalie,diligently researched the bestrehabilitation hospital for treatment ofstroke, and Bernie was admitted to theGood Shepherd Hospital in Allentownfor 10 days. The former hospitaladministrator, pictured here with one ofhis night-shift nurses, Hazel Urbi, RN,has nearly fully recovered and teachesbusiness ethics and management atKing’s College in Wilkes-Barre.
Ms. Laura Bennett Shelton
Ms. Sandhya Singh
Sodexo
Specialty Physician Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony St. John
St. John Lutheran Church -Boyertown
St. John's Evangelical LutheranChurch - Nazareth
Starters Riverport Inc.
Mr. Daniel J. Staub
Ms. Deborah A. Steiger
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stenhouse
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Stewart
Mrs. Irene M. Stump
Susan Bella Jewelry, LLC
Mrs. Arlene N. Swartley
Ms. Michelle S. Tabatabai
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Tallman
Mrs. Anneliese Tunnhoff
United Way of the Capital Region
Voith Hydro
Mrs. Carolyn B. Volk
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph A. Wachsmuth
Mrs. Sally S. Waterbury
Robert and Lee Wei
Weisenberg Lutheran Church -New Tripoli
Mrs. Sandra L. Weiss andDr. Daniel Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werkheiser
Wheels of Time Street RodAssociation
Mrs. Ilene Wood
Mr. Carl R. Youngdahl, Jr.
Ms. Amanda Zimmerman
Pioneers - ($500.00 + )Anonymous (3)
Mrs. Klara Aagenes
Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding
American Bank
Dr. and Mrs. Devendra K. Amin
Mrs. Lisa H. Andrews
Arraya Solutions
Mrs. Edna Balmat
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bauer
Bayada Home Health Care
Dr. and Mrs. David G. Beckwith
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford T. Beldon
Mr. David J. Benzak
Bessie S. Graham/Allentown Area
Music Appreciation Trust
Best Western Plus Lehigh Valley Hotel
Mr. David C. Black
Ms. Cynthia Blaschak
Boas Surgical, Inc.
Ms. Wendy G. Body
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bonner, III
Geoffrey and Wenda Boyer
The Verna E. Brandt Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brewer
Mrs. Joanne M. Broome
The Jocelyn and Richard Brown Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Budenz, Jr.
C.F. Martin & Co., Inc.
Ms. Pamela M. Calabrese
CBRE, Inc.
Christ Lutheran Church - Hellertown
Carol Copland and Ted Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Cooney
Rev. M. Blair Couch andMr. Warren Gericke
Coventry - HealthAmerica
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Criswell
Cura Hospitality, Inc
Daniels BMW
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Deckter
Carol and Ray Dennis
Mrs. Susan C. DeSilva
Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries
Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro A. Diaz
Digital Trust, LLC
Mr. James J. Dooley, III
Mrs. Theresa Dougal
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In honor of Sally Gammon (aboveleft), who after 16 years at thehelm retired in June 2013 asGood Shepherd’s president andchief executive officer, The SallyGammon Fund for Pediatrics wasestablished. Children served byGood Shepherd’s pediatric programhave always been near and dear toSally’s heart. During her tenure,the highly-acclaimed program grewby 300 percent. A key componentof the program is charitable carewhich has provided services tomany children whose families wereunable to afford needed therapies.Since its inception and through theend of fiscal year 2013, the fundhas received gifts from donorstotaling $148,083.
Pioneers - ($500.00 + )Mr. Brian A. Due and Dr. Zackie Due
Mrs. Ann L. Dyke
Mr. and Mrs. James Elliker
Mrs. Elaine Emrick
Evans Wealth Stategies
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. KennethD. Feinour, Jr.
Mr. Michael Fisher
Mr. Richard Fleming *
Florio, Perrucci, Steinhardt& Fader, LLC
Rev. Dr. William A. Fluck
Forcine Concrete and ConstructionCo., Inc.
Bob and Mary Elaine Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franko
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Garcia
Ms. Jane Gigler and Mr. WilliamBernstein
Gordon and Calli Glass
The Bruce & Adele GreenfieldFoundation
Ms. Mary E. Gregory
Fay Ann Grider
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hall
Ms. Joyce A. Hazuda †
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heitlinger
Dr. Arthur L. Hilt
ISS Solutions, A Geisinger Company
Mr. Thomas J. Jablonski
Jean B. Weiner Foundation
Kay Builders
Ms. Mary M. Keating
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Keinert
Mr. Lyle H. Kershner
Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Koerber
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kovatch, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kreiter
Miss Anna Kritis
Mrs. Barbara Kutzera
Mr. Fred S. Durham III andMrs. Cynthia A. Lambert
Landmark Communities, Inc.
Mr. Walter Leach, Jr.
Lehigh Valley IronPigs
Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Lehmann
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Leone
Levan Associates, Inc.
Skip and Dottie Link
Loch, Elsenbaumer, Newton & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Maniatty
Mr. Andrew Marcoe
Marshall, Dennehey, Warner,Coleman & Goggin
Mr. Don McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. McKeon, Sr.
MediServe
Michael Ervin Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Milton
The Mironov Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Molewski
Mr. James Morrash †
Monsignor James J. Mulligan
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Muschlitz
NAI Summit
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Callaghan
Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Okunski
Miss Marguerite Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Pessina
Pius X High School
Pride Mobility Products Corp.
PrintConcepts
Pritchard, Bieler, Gruver &Willison, P.C.
Dr. James E. Pumphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Reith
Mr. Gregory T. Rodden
Mr. David P. Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Rummel
Doris Sandt
Mr. James K. Schaefer and Mrs.Donna W. Schaefer
Mr. John M. Schaefer
Mr. Elmer T. Schorle
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Good Shepherd held its 28thRaker Memorial Awards ceremonyon Thursday, April 18, at GraceLutheran Church in Allentownrecognizing those whosephilanthropy and volunteerismsupport the legacy of GoodShepherd’s founders, The Rev.John H. and Estella Raker andtheir son, The Rev. Dr. Conrad W.Raker. This year’s recipients were(from left) John McKiernan ofEmmaus, vice chairman of LutronElectronics, and Susan (Spira)Hakkarainen, Ph.D., ofCoopersburg, vice president ofarchitectural marketing andsales at Lutron; Sue Goldenof Coopersburg, director ofneurorehabilitation at Good Shep-herd, who received the RakerSpirit Award; and Bob and SueGadomski of Bethlehem. TheRaker Spirit Award pays tribute toa Good Shepherd employee whoexemplifies the values and spirit ofthe Raker family.
Dr. Kamalesh T. Shah
Mr. and Mrs. Larrie Sheftel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sherry
Ms. Susan J. Smith
St. John's Lutheran Church - Coplay
St. John's Lutheran Church -
Hamburg
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Stevens
Mrs. Katherine Thomas
Top Star
Trion
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Trumbo, Jr.
Joseph and Lorraine Tumolo
Mr. John E. Tunitis
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ungvary
Union Evangelical LutheranChurch - Schnecksville
United Way of Greater Philadelphia& SNJ
Univest Bank & Trust Company
Valley Prosthetics & Orthotics Inc
Dr. and Mrs. Nelvin L. Vos
VSAS Orthopaedics
Ms. Dianne M. Wagner
Ms. Ann L. Walker
Mr. Robert A. Wallace
Mr. Clifford E. Warfield
Wayne Memorial Health System, Inc
Mrs. Susanne Bates McKnight Weaverand Mr. John R. Weaver
Mrs. Jean Weiner
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Wertman
Mr. Robert T. Wheeland
Miss Margaret E. White
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Witmer
Ronald J. and Joan Young
Ziegler
Mr. Paul C. Ziegler
Friends - ($250.00 + )Anonymous (7)
Ms. Grace K. Alder
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alonso
Mr. Jason S. Angstadt
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Arnold
Mr. Frank Banko, III
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Barone
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Bealor
Bear Productions, LTD
Mr. Bryan Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Becker
Mr. Mario P. Belletti
Bethlehem Area Mora Club
Mr. Jerry T. Bidlack
Mr. Andrew B. Block andDr. Christine K. Block
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Bowie, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boyhont
Karen A. Bretz
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brooks
Calvary Lutheran Church - Laureldale
Capozzi Adler, P.C.
Caruso Benefits Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Cathers
Charlie Dent for Congress
Ms. Elizabeth A. Charters
Chimicles & Tikellis LLP
Christ Lutheran Church - Barnesville
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Cochran
Mr. Martin D. Cohen, Esq
Cohen, Feeley, Altemose,Margolis & Rambo
Mr. Thomas S. Cook, PhD
Mr. Stephen F. DeFranco
Mr. Emil J. DeMicco, Jr.
Ms. Edith DeProfio
Mr. and Mrs. David Derbyshire
Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dex
Mrs. Betty L. Donati
Mrs. Ingrid M. Dressler
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Duelfer
Mr. Donald C. Durn
Mrs. Jeannette A. Edwards
Mrs. Barbara A. Einhorn
Mr. William S. Eisenhart, Jr., Esq
Dr. and Mrs. Peter T. Ender
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
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Three-hundred new books valuing more than $7,500 were donated to theGood Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital for inpatient use by Judith'sReading Room, a nonprofit literacy organization based in Bethlehem.The books are housed in the Allentown hospital's recreation therapy roomand are available to residents like Georgine Edwards of the SupportedIndependent Living Apartments on Good Shepherd's south Allentowncampus. Pictured with Georgine are Cathy and Scott Leiber, co-foundersof Judith's Reading Room. Erin D’Amelio, a senior at Lafayette Collegein Easton, worked with Good Shepherd’s recreation therapists andpersonally chose each volume to ensure a broad reader appeal.
Friends - ($250.00 + )Epstein Realty Company
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Ermentrout
Gene and Jane Ervin
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Fabian
Fast Signs
Mr. Jack E. Feinberg
Ms. Elinor Ferry
First Northern Bank & Trust
Follett Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Fullmer
Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Garrity
Mr. Barry Gehman
Mr. Stephen Gelatko
Gilbert Funeral Home, Inc.
Grace Lutheran Church - Macungie
Ms. Berta M. Graham
Mr. Elwood W. Grube
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanchick
Mrs. Mary E. R. Handwerk
Mrs. Elsbeth G. Haymon andMr. Steve Haymon
Mrs. Ardath Heard
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Heffentrager
Mr. Douglas P. Hepburn
Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Hess
Ms. Anh T. Hoang andMr. Lien T. Nguyen
Mrs. Meg Holland andMr. Michael Grogan
Mr. James R. Hollingsworth
Mr. Donald R. Hulmes
Ms. Mabel M. Hunsicker
Ike's Service Centers
iUniverse
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Jarrell
Mr. Paul M. Johnson
Ms. Carol A. Kalmar
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karoly, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Karr, Jr.
Dr. Stanley B. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Keim
Ms. Lynne Khubchandani
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Kimbrough
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirkwood
Mrs. Ruby H. Kistler
Mrs. Constance Koch
Mr. Gerald A. Kosyla
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Latshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Leach
Robert and Carol Leh
Mrs. Jean P. Liberatore
Liberty Lutheran Church
The Rev. Donald and KathleenLindman
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Long
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lorenz
Luther Crest Chapel Fund
Mrs. Corinne H. Machmer
Ms. Fay H. Mackey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. MacMillan
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mason
MBI HVAC, Inc.
Mr. William G. Meier
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Grateful for the wonderful care their daughter Christina receives at Good Shepherd, Tony andDiane Fragnito of Coplay held a second fund raiser at their bar, Fragnito’s Place, and donated$1,500 to the neurorehabilitation program where Christina, 17, comes for outpatient therapy. Christina,pictured with her mom, is working hard to recover from a brain tumor and subsequent surgeries thatresulted in paralysis on her right side and the loss of most of her vision. In 2012, the Fragnitosdonated money from their first fund raiser to the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital PediatricUnit where Christina had been a patient.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Merkel
Mrs. Vesta O. Mershon
Miers Insurance
Ms. Dorothy E. Murphy
Jamie P. Musselman
Mr. Sang Na
Mr. David Nettina
North Penn Charitable Foundation
Ms. Georgine A. Olexa
Permanent Odor Removal Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Petula
Ms. Katharine S. Place
Professional Wall-Coverings, Inc.
Karl R. Reichstadter
Mrs. Ida H. Reinert
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Repetti
Mrs. Vicki S. Rigby
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Rinella, Jr.
Mrs. Joy H. Robinson
Mrs. Arlene Rosenberger
Mrs. Thelma E. Rothrock
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Russell, Sr.
Mr. Robert P. Ryall
Mr. and Mrs. William Santoro
Mr. Eugene Sarnicke
Anthony and Jolene Scarcia
R. Richard Schall, PhD
Mr. Glenn H. Schantz, Jr.
Schindler Elevator Corporatio
Dr. Alma H. Schlenker
Mr. William F. Schmidt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schuettler
Mrs. Betty P. Schweibinz
Mr. Kurt D. Scott
Rev. and Mrs. William A. Seaman
Mr. William J. Seaman
John P Servis, Esq.
Dr. Edward A. Shelly
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Silberg
Mr. Eric P. Simons
Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Slozer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest G. B. Smith
Mr. J. Linford Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Spira
The Spirit of Hope Foundation
St. Daniel Lutheran Church -Robesonia
St. John's Lutheran Church - Mohnton
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Stahl
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Good Shepherd’s medicalstaff made a $2,000donation to the residentlong-term care communityaccess fund in honor ofDr. Thomas Brislin, DO,who retired in 2012 aftereight years tending tothe medical needs of the99 residents living at theConrad W. Raker Center.Dr. Brislin had been themedical director at theRaker Center and wasknown for his dedicationand compassion to thosehe served. Pictured areFran Iannaccone, RakerCenter administrator, withresident Brenda Bealer.
Friends - ($250.00 + )Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Stein
Mr. Randy Stubits
Sun Sun Corp.
Sunburst Property Management
Mrs. Gloria A. Szakos
TD Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Theodoredis
Ms. Marianna B. Thomaides
Ms. Maureen Holland Thomson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tillinghast
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Trollinger
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Vaughn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Viston
Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Walp
Mrs. Lucille D. Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Weisbecker
Wesley Enhanced Living ResidentsAssociation
West Side Hammer Electric
Mrs. Mary M. Wicklund
Mr. Robert O. Winkler
Mrs. Alice C. Winter
Mr. Dennis K. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Woodruff
Mr. Morris Yankell
Mrs. Ruth M. Yoder-Taylor
Young Plumbing & Heating
Ms. Debra L. Ziegler
Zion Lutheran Church Packerton
* Has established an endowment
† Denotes deceased
^ Includes pledged gift
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Donors gathered at the GoodShepherd Rehabilitation HospitalPediatric Unit in Bethlehemon November 2, 2012, for aluncheon and the blessing of thedonor recognition wall by GoodShepherd Chaplain Kelly Brooks.The wall recognizes those whohave made gifts to the 20-bedunit, the only one of its kind inthe region. Pictured standing(left) near Chaplain Brooks is5-year-old Justin Hudsco ofBethlehem, who led the donorprocession carrying a bowl ofwater with a sprig of evergreen.Justin was a patient on the unitafter losing his left leg in anaccident.
For more than 30 years, with prayerful guidance frommembers of the Endowment Committee, St. John’sEvangelical Lutheran Church in Nazareth has given giftstotaling $22,000 supporting Good Shepherd’s mission.Several of the church’s congregants have also beenpatients, experiencing first-hand the compassionateexpertise of Good Shepherd’s care givers. In 2001,the church received the Raker Memorial Award.Pictured are Endowment Committee memberTom Starner; council president, Susan Kelly; theRev. David Schaeffer; and Endowment Committeemember Donald Himler.
In 2012, Louise Rees, one of Good Shepherd’s mostbeloved residents, celebrated her 100th birthday quietly inthe company of family and friends. Born on October 28,1912, Louise rose above the challenges of cerebral palsywith her wit and keen intellect, which, along with her lovingheart, she shared many years ago as a volunteer teacher’saide at a neighborhood school. Over the more than58 years Louise has been a resident, she has enjoyed avariety of activities at the Good Shepherd Home and in thecommunity. The Community Access Fund makes many ofthese activities and outings possible. Last year, through aMatching Gift donor appeal, more than $59,000 wasraised, helping to improve the quality of life for all ofGood Shepherd’s 159 residents. 13
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Greg Butz, president and CEO of Alvin H. Butz, Inc. (left), and GaryClewell, president of Interior Workplace Solutions LLC, co-hosted adonor reception for Good Shepherd’s West Coast Florida Friends inBonita Springs, FL., on March 9, 2013, one of two annual get-to-gethers of Good Shepherd’s Florida Friends on the east and westcoasts. The gatherings keep donors informed on the latest inrehabilitation services, are an opportunity to visit with GoodShepherd’s president in a social setting and provide networkingopportunities for former and current Lehigh Valley residents.
VCI Mobility of Norristown, Pa., donated a converted,wheelchair-accessible Dodge Ram 2500 van for use byresidents at the Good Shepherd Home Bethlehem.The van has a rear loading wheelchair lift and space toaccommodate two wheelchairs. “We’re very gratefulfor the donated van,” says Jennifer Szakacs-Strohl, arecreational therapist (pictured far right). “We were in needof an additional vehicle to allow our residents to be safelytransported to appointments and recreational outingsthrough our Community Access Program. The program isa great opportunity that allows them to attend sportingevents and concerts, dine out at restaurants, travel withtheir family members and more.” Also pictured are (fromleft) two representatives from VCI Mobility and Joe Hess,administrator, Good Shepherd Home Bethlehem.
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When Ann Troxel walked into theoutpatient pediatric therapy gym andsaw the sensory swing that had beenpurchased with donations made by Annand her husband Brandon, it was pure“euphoria” she says. The swing was justone of many items therapists were able tobuy thanks to more than $7,000 donatedby the Troxels and their friends in honorof Brandon’s 40th birthday. The gifts weremade “in the spirit of paying it forward”as gratitude for the strides their two boys,(top) Caiden, 5 and Talon, 7, made thanksto the pediatric speech, occupational andfeeding therapists at Good Shepherd.Both boys have autism and individualdisorders that deeply impacted family lifeand the boys’ ability to socialize. Today,the Troxels are vacationing and doingthings together they never imagined.Both boys are thriving and lookingforward to going to school in the fall.
Good Shepherd Women’s Giving Circle
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A group of philanthropic-minded women gathered
together to form Good Shepherd's first women's giving
circle, membership in which starts at $1,000 annually.
Together, the members make strategic decisions about
the Good Shepherd programs that will benefit from
their collective charitable contributions
Joie Barry
Anne Baum
Polly Beste
Marjorie Blanco
Judith M. Body
Wendy Body
Mary Lynn Bonsall
Maria A. Bouloux
Megan Brislin
Carol A. Carpenter
Pamela DeCampli
Marie Dowling
Merrilee Durrwachter
Dr. Tamar Earnest
Lois E. Eisenhard
Mary Evans
Sally Gammon
Mary B. Gedney
Marna Hayden
Mary Jo Hill
Kimberly Hirschman
Catherine JeBran
Ruth Keblish
Angelia Kopach
Monet Kristel
Michelle A. Landis
Dolores Laputka
Cathy L. Leiber
Jane Leier
Barbara G. Lieberman
Patricia H. Lockard
Miriam L. Ludwig
Jennifer L. Mann
Cindy Massa
Winnie DiLeo Melinsky
Midge Mosser
Ellen Neubauer
Denise H. Oakey
Luci A. Peters
Laura Porter
Joanne Pruszynski
Edith Ritter
Velia B. Rothrock
Esther R. Rowland
Mary Jo Serfass
Sandhya Singh
Susan J. Storat
Debra A. Werkheiser
Amanda Zimmerman
When Dan Beers of Slatington walkedup to the altar and his beautiful bride,Csala Peters, stood tall and looked inher eyes to exchange vows, it was anextraordinary moment in the youngcouple’s lives and an achievementmade possible through technologyand donor support. Dan, who brokehis back 11 years ago in a motorcycleaccident, walked the walk wearing theEkso bionic exoskeleton, a battery-powered robotic device at GoodShepherd’s neurorehabilitationprogram, that has been helping spinalcord injury patients or those withlower-extremity paralysis, stand andwalk. In 2012, the Women’s GivingCircle made a $43,000 giftestablishing the Ekso Scholarshipwhich helps Ekso users like Dan stayconsistent with their therapy whenthere’s a gap in medical benefitcoverage. Since starting therapy withthe Ekso, Dan says his leg musclesare getting stronger, he has moremuscle tone and his leg spasms arereduced. Dan and Csala are picturedwith Pat Lockard, chair of theWomen’s Giving Circle.
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Esteemed donors who have given a gift of $5,000 or more,
or engaged in a $5,000 multi-year pledge with a minimum
annual installment of $1,000, and have chosen to become
a philanthropic partner with the intention of maintaining
the relationship.
Anonymous (4)
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Beans
Rev. and Mrs. Michael Bodnyk
Greg L. Butz
Lee A. Butz
Dr. E. Joel Carpenter, IV
Mr. and Mrs. David G. DeCampli
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Douglass, III
Gadomski Foundation
Ms. Sally T. Gammon
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Golden, Sr
Mark and Susan Gumz
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Iannantuono
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Iannantuono
Gary M. Koch
Drs. Andrew and Deborah Kimmel
Mr. and Mrs. John Kristel
Mr. and Mrs. Blake C. Marles
Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGlade
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Nau
Ms. Alma S. Perlis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Scheller
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Spence
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony St. John
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stewart
Joe and Maureen Topper
Dr. and Mrs. Nelvin L. Vos
Harold and Mary Anne Weiss
Attorney Sandra and Daniel Weiss
Ray and Gina Wheeland
Drs. Daniel J. and Carol Shiner Wilson
The Rev. Dr. Harold Weiss and his wife Mary Anne, both ofAllentown, gave generously to the Sally Gammon Fund forPediatrics, supporting one of Good Shepherd’s strategicinitiatives – the care and greater independence of children withdisabilities. The Weiss’s are members of The Raker Vision andDr. Weiss is a trustee emeritus on the board of trustees. Theirgift helps advance the Raker vision and legacy of services foryears to come.
Anonymous (17)
Mrs. Klara Aagenes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ballard
Mrs. Joie L. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bauer
Mr. David K. Bausch
Mrs. Johanna Bees
Ms. Ruth I. Bennett
Lee Berkley
Mrs. Clara E. Birunas
Mildred Bogert
Robert and Tammy Bognar
Phoebe A. Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Boyer
Miss Jean R. Brown
Ms. Margery Brunner
Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Bussard
Dr. and Mrs. E. Joel Carpenter, IV
Mrs. Solveig Cherim
Walter and Dorothy Chezik
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark, Sr
Mrs. Sheila M. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Clark
Edward and Natalie Coleman
Mr. John L. Coleman
Mr. Alto Rex Cooper
Mrs. and Mr. Madeline S. Cressman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Deal
Malcolm DeLong
Dr. Russell H. Derr
Mrs. Dorothy H. Dougherty
Sister Millicent J. Drake
Dr. Tamar Earnest
Miss Lois Elma Eisenhard
Donald and Gloria Engle
Mr. William E. Evans, Jr
Harold W. and Arlene M. Fabian
Rev. Charles E. and C. Louise Fair
Lona Farr and David Voellinger
Mr. and Mrs. Roderic R. Fink
James and Hannelore Fisher
Mr. Richard Fleming
Mr. W. Beall Fowler
Elizabeth G. Fronheiser
Mrs. Alexandra Fuller
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. Furst
Miss E. Margaret Gabel
Sally Gammon
Mr. Edgar L. Gehman
Mr. Robert T. Girling
Kay and Chester Gontner
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Gordon
Fay Ann Grider
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Griffitts, Jr
Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Grunt
Sally and Larry Gurskey
Ms. Beryl L. Harrison
Marna Hayden
Mrs. Ardath Heard
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Heffelfinger
Ms. Carol D. Henn
Miss Harriet M. Herb
Miss Sandra G. Herb
Mr. Lester B. High
Mrs. John Raker Hudders
Mrs. Ruth Hudock
Mr. William Max Izer
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin V. Johnson
Rev. and Mrs. John W. Johnson, Jr
Fred Kaplan
Mrs. Joyce E. Kapp
Mrs. Ruth Keblish
Mrs. Marilyn L. Kelly
Mrs. Beryl M. Kiefer
Mrs. Jane R. Kiscadden
Mr. Robert E. Kline, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knipe
Mrs. Doris M. Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Koenig
Henry W. and Marjorie M. Kretlow
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Landis
Mr. Philip G. Le Van
Robert and Carol Leh
Miss Gladys M. Lerch
Edward and Grace Lesko
The Rev. Donald and KathleenLindman
Ms. Verna K. Lindsly
Wilhelmine B. Lysinger
Mrs. Ruth Mangold
Mrs. Mabel M. Marks
Mr. William Marsik
Mr. David D. Martin
Mrs. Viola McGregor
Sandra Spitzer McKelvey
Mrs. Jacqueline G. Mock
John and Shirley Moser
Mrs. Midge G. Mosser
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar K. Muhlhausen
Rev. Glenn G. Neubauer
Planned Giving
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The 1908 Raker Society welcomes new members who have remembered
Good Shepherd in their will or estate plans, or have created a life income or
insurance gift with a minimum value of $1000.
Miss Elaine H. Newhart
Mr. Rudolph F. Nickisher
Mrs. Judith Nikischer and Mr. FrankNikischer
Mrs. Marjorie L. Opdyke
Mrs. Dorothy Parmet
Ms. Alma S. Perlis
Mrs. Clarabelle L. Price
Mrs. Hilda H. Price
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reese
Karl R. Reichstadter
Mrs. Joanne S. Reider
Linda H. Repsher
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Richard
Edith D. Ritter
Gery J. Robleto
Joseph L. and Constance F. Ross
Dr. and Mrs. Dale E. Sandstrom
Doris Sandt
Mr. Phillip A. Schaeffer
Mr. C. Kenneth Scheid
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schisler
Virginia O. Schlechter
Mrs. Mary Ann Sedlock
Kris and Eric Shafer
Norine and Glenn Shafer
Mr. D. Wayne Shelly
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sherry
Elizabeth R. Sloyer
Mr. Jamie J. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Snyder, Jr
Beatrice E. Spiegler
Virginia G. Stackel
Mrs. Bernice L. Stahle
Mr. William E. Stone
Mrs. Gayle D. Stoneback
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Swenk
Joseph and Lorraine Tumolo
Anneliese Tunnhoff
Jeanne M. Turtzo
Mrs. Mary E. Unkefer
Ms. Angela K. Vaccaro
Mrs. Carolyn B. Volk
Dr. and Mrs. Nelvin L. Vos
Mr. and Mrs. T. William Waldrop
Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Walp
Harold and Mary Anne Weiss
Mr. Ezra A. Wenner, Jr
Ms. Jessica L. Wentz
Mrs. Alyce M. Wert
Alma E. Wetzel
Dr. Daniel J. Wilson and Dr. CarolShiner Wilson
Mrs. Claire Winward
Rev. and Mrs. Richard C. Wolf
June L. Wright
Mrs. Althea K. Yenchak
Clarence S. Yergey
Ronald J. and Joan Young
Mrs. Doris K. Yourishin-Iero
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Zaharchuk
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Zinner
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Over the years, MildredBogert of Topton hasmade more than 50 giftsto Good Shepherd.Knowing that one of thebest ways to help secureGood Shepherd’sfinancial future is byplanned giving today,Mildred recently madeGood Shepherd abeneficiary of one of herIRA’s. She also has threecharitable gift annuities.By including GoodShepherd in her estateplans, Mildred is helpingpeople with disabilitieslive fuller, moreindependent lives.
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Dawn Costello, Ph.D., has had a long-lastingrelationship with Good Shepherd through family tiesthat includes a deep, personal friendship with the lateRev. Dr. Conrad Raker, former administrator and sonof Good Shepherd’s founders. As a former patient,Dr. Costello also knows first-hand the high caliber ofnursing at Good Shepherd. So it was with a gratefulheart that Dr. Costello, retired from a career in nursingand nursing administration, helped launch the NursingScholarships Endowment in 2012. Dr. Costellovolunteers her time and shares her expertise on theendowment committee. The endowment wasestablished to provide funding for annual scholarshipsfor nursing education, leading to better patient care.It honors former head nurses Elizabeth Oberly andEvelyn Allen, who were role models for new generationsof nurses and consistently practiced the legacy ofcompassionate care demonstrated by Estella Raker,Dr. Raker’s mother.
Anonymous
Ms. Margaret A. Bachert
Mrs. Pauline H. Bartoni
Mr. Peter A. Bartoni
Mrs. Lucy L. Behler
Mrs. Margaret E. Berger
Mrs. Margaret R. Bower
Mr. Donald J. Colver
Mr. Ray Cressman
Mr. G. B. F. Deily
Mrs. Mary R. Delcamp
Ms. Verna K. Diefenderfer
Mr. Leonard R. Dimmick
Ms. Dorothy A. Fessler
Ms. Florence Y. Flach
Mrs. Hilda Frazer
Ms. Mary Jane Fritz
Mr. George W. Gangewer
Mr. Joseph Garth
Mr. Kermit K. Gehman
Mrs. Clara F. Hamilton
Mr. Gerald E. Haugh
Mr. Frank F. Hausman
Ms. Laila M. Heffner
Mrs. Edna Heitzman
Mrs. Margaret S. Hellyer
Ms. Creda E. Heppe
Mr. Benjamin F. Herr
Mrs. Georgiana W. Jackson
Mr. John R. Kauffman, Jr.
Ms. Mary Ellen Keller
Rev. Charles K. Kerschmar
Miss Lois O. King
Mr. Claude W. Kline
Mr. Nelson W. Knauss
Mr. Edward S. Knisely
Mrs. Arlene M. Kohr
Mr. August F. Kostenbader
Mr. Jacob W. Kratz
Mr. Ralph J. Larosh
Ms. Mary C. Laubach
Mr. John J. Lawrence
Miss Alberta MacMillan
Mrs. Helen P. Magonigle
Ms. Lorraine M. Miller
Mrs. Wilma S. Mills
Mrs. Gertrude K. Moorhouse
Mr. Robert B. Moser
Mr. Robert K. Mosser
Ms. Mary E. Neuffer
Mrs. Annie M. Nolf
Dr. Conrad W. Raker
Ms. Annetta H. Reber
Mrs. Ruth S. Reese
Ms. May G. Reno
Mr. Albert T. Rex
Mrs. Augusta R. Reynolds
Ms. Marion K. Rhoads
Mr. John H. Schaeffer
Mr. Karl H. Scherzberg, Jr.
Ms. Joanna B.F. Schlechter
Mr. Warren S. Scholl
Mr. Vernon S. Schwanger
Mr. George E. Serfass
Mr. Donald B. Smith, Esq.
Mrs. Emma M. Snyder
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Taylor
Mr. Thomas A. Taylor
Mr. Ronald S. Treichler
Mrs. Margaret W. Underkoffler
Ms. Esther C. Weil
Mr. John F. Wieder
Mr. Warren W. Wirebach
The following friends, who included Good Shepherd in theirestate plans, have passed away.
Matching Gift CompaniesMany companies offer amatching gift program toencourage and support thephilanthropic giving of theiremployees. Good Shepherdis pleased to recognize thesecompanies that have madematching gift contributions.
AIG Matching Grants Program
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
IBM Corporation - Matching Grants
The Merck Company Foundation
Mondelez International FoundationMatching Gifts Program
Prudential Matching Gifts Program
The Pfizer Foundation
The Verizon Foundation -Matching Gifts
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Klara Aagenes
Margrethea K. Aagenes
Bruce R. Achey
Sandra Ackerman
Arianne Aguirre
Yazmeen Ali
Mary Alice Amoroso
Erin Anderson
Lee Applequist
Alyssa Armstrong
Barbara Arndt
Noell Artin
Sydney Ayers
Nancy L. Bachman
Elizabeth Barrall
Shirley M. Baum
Carol L. Becker
Diane E. Beil
Jailene Benitez
Susan Berg
Charles B. Bergey
Mackenzie Beyer
Kaitlyn Billy
Lynn Bittner
Julie Boge
Jaryth Bollinger
Kathy Borger
Michelle Botelho
Hallie Boviard
Courtney A. Boyer
Benjamin Brenner
Katelyn Bucchin
Abbey Buck
Milton Buitron
Rebecca Buonanno
Emily Burke
Maria Burke
Ramzy Burns
Josie Byler
Fernanda Caceres
Carole Caples
Carol B. Chadwick
Elizabeth A. Charters
Janis Charvala
Myrna Chubb
Brianna Clee
Kristi Cochios
Matthew Coffman
Bruce Cohen
Audrey L. Cole
Daniel Confalone
Beverly Cooper
John Crampsie
Israel Cruz
Gabriela Cuardro
Thomas A. Curran
Michele Dainese
Devin Dakes
Rebecca Daugherty
Laverne C. Davidheiser
Dorothy D. DeLazaro
Franklin DeLong
Linda Derr
Carol DeStefano
Sharon Devine
Amanda Dimond
Benjamin Ditzler
Amy Dobrzyn
Ann Dougal
Linda A. Dreisbach-Ferrol
Michael Dries
Susan Ebling
John Edelman
Sarah Edlin
Georgine Edwards
Peter Eibl
Michelle Eider
Stephanie Eider
Patricia Engler
Leon D. Erdman
Sherri Erkinger
Ashanta Erney
Helen S. Eshlenman
Marilyn Farabaugh
Marie Feinour
Honor Roll of Volunteers
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Good Shepherd is blessed to have many volunteers who give their time and
their hearts in support of our mission. To all our volunteers, thank you for
sharing, for caring and for giving.
Good Shepherd’s VolunteerAmbassador Program aims toreduce the stress of a hospital stayby helping patients with many ofthe little things during their stayranging from showing them how touse the TV remote to sitting andtalking when a willing ear isneeded. Volunteer Bob Yapsugaof Coopersburg, who gotinvolved with Good Shepherd afterretiring from his position as vicepresident of enrollment at DelawareValley College, developed theprogram in conjunction withstaff and JoAnn Frey, volunteercoordinator. There are nineVolunteer Ambassadors and moreare welcome. Press-Ganey scores,an industry measure of patientsatisfaction, have since increasedto 90 percent and better.Pictured from left are VolunteerAmbassadors: Joanne Pruszynski,Ann Kichline, Lee Godfrey, BobYapsuga, Fay Mackey, and MarioFerraro.
Susanne Feinour
Dale T. Fenstermaker
Mario N. Ferraro
Nadine Fink
Michael Finley
Joseph C. Fischl
Regina Fleissner
Moises Flores
Emily L. Flowers
Jillian Fontana
Valarie Fonte
Brandon Frederick
Teresa Frias
Suzanne Garber
Courtney Garner
Gail Gebhardt
Samantha George
Anna L. Gerber
Elizabeth Gheller
Peter A. Gheller
Kimberly Ghorm
Robert Gilbert
Brianna Glassmyer
Lee Godfrey
Angela Gonzalez
Steve Gordy
Rita M. Granitz
Greater Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs
Jaymi Greenberg
Alexa Anne Griffith
David Guffy
Rachel Guffy
Lamont Gurskey
Sally A. Gurskey
Katrina Haas
Iqra Habib
Laura Hafner
Colin Hanna
Donna Hartman
Kristen Haskell
Beth Healy
David Hedglin
Ben Heitlinger
Rebecca Heitlinger
Mark Hellyar
Frank Helme
Vickiana Hernandez
Kaitlyn Hines
Emily Hirsch
Irene Ho
Allison Hoffman
Michael Hoosier
Denise Horn
Sandra Horvath
Frank Horwath
KatieRae Hunsicker
Kelsey L. Hunsicker
Kristyn Imdorf
Suzan Imes
Alexandra Irr
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Honor Roll of VolunteersTaylor Irr
Kristine Jackiewicz
Amanda L. Jarrett
Keith Jenkins
James C. Johnson
Phyllis Johnson
Andrew Kane
Caitlyn Kantner
Davene A. Kates
William Katinowski
Susan Kauffman
Susan L. Kauffman
Dolores M. Kelhart
Dianne Kercher
Matthew J. Kerns
Annette Kerr
Ann Kichline
James Kintner
Anne P. Knecht
Joseph L. Koch
Abigail Kohler
Rita Koller
Angelia Kopach
Linda Kreithen
David Krestynick
Eileen Krywonis
Bruce Lake
Annette P. Landes
Anne G. Landis
Brittany Lavin
Wanda Lemieux
Richard Leone
Maur Levan
Barbie Lewis
Leah Lewis
Catherine A. Lilly
Kathryn Lilly
Madelyn Logozzo
Courtney Long
Alan S. Lucas
Suzan Lucas
Miriam L. Ludwig
Stacy K. Ludwig
Dave Lutz
Liam Lyons-Shields
Charles Mack
Fay H. Mackey
James R. Madara
Elvira S. Maniatty
Jane Mann
Reba F. Marblestone
Carol Mark
David Marselles
Kelsey Matika
Javan Matos
Scott M. McCall
Shirley A. McCormick
Elizabeth McDonald
Kayla McGuire
Ivanna Mendez
Pia Mercado
Lauren C. Messerli
Nicholas Metzger
Mary Minnich
Kathryn Mitchell
Dana Morgan
Roger Moser
Joseph Moussa
Michael J. Nagle
Jenna Neckritz
Merritt Neeb
June B. Nestor
Thomas R. Nestor
Hannah Nichols
Tim Nikitin
Sally Niles
Ginger Novach
Ariana Olmeda
Jill O'Malley
Joshua Oswald
Heaven Otero
Margie Pacheco
Jennifer Paczona
Merrilee Patten
Courtney Patterson
Nancy Paxton
Frank A. Pelaggi
Harry C. Person
Lisa Porter
Francesca Prendes
Brittany Prophet
Joanne Pruszynski
Katherine Purcell
Amritpal Rai
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Andre Ramos
Jordan Randall
Gary Rankin
Amanda Readinger
Dolores I. Reenock
Gary S. Reenock
Dolores R. Rehrig
Frederick Reichert
Ann Reinert
Kate Reingruber
Katie Reingruber
Sara Renfroe
Carol Riepensell
Carol Riffert
Midori Rodriguez
Valeria Rodriguez
Melanie Roetting
Manuela Rosario
Charles Roth
Charles Roth, Jr.
Ariel Sabel
Emily Salute
Nadia Santiago
Shayla Santiago
Roni Santone
Scoot Sarley
Mary A. Scheel
Krystal Schmidt
Diann M. Schmoyer
Emily Schultz
Brett Schwartz
Carolyn Sciblo
Nicole Shara
Stephanie Shara
Linda Sheets
Erik Shucavage
Rachel Shucavage
Megan Shuminski
Christie Skiles
Joanne Slusser
Robert C. Smith
Robert E. Smith
Jaylynn Snyder
Mildred Soha
Amberly Spencer
Jodi Stanley
William H. Stauffer
Jodie Steiner
Emma Steirer
Nancy Steltz
Lucille I. Stephens
Chelsea Stettler
Morgan Storms
Brandi Stovall
Jane Stroch
Dennis D. Strohl
Travis H. Stroup
Jermane Swakcerd
Elizabeth Teboh
Genesis Tejada
Tracey Temprine
Dorothy Thiel
Mary Thiel
Mary L. Thompson
Mary Kay Thomson
Peter To
Michael J. Tomcics
Keith Torres
Tan Tran
Nancy Trilli
Helen R. Trinkle
Rutesh Trivedi
Loretta Tryon
Rita A. Tunnhoff
Carol Urbach
Devon Van Kuren
Laura VanArsdale
Sean Vanin
Krista Varga
Estefania Velez
Margaret Vietro
Carol Vorholy
Richard S. Vorholy
Marissa Ward
Diane Washburn
Tracey Washington-Germany
Michael Weber
Amanda Webster
Dorothea Weidner
Loretta Weil
JoAnn Wells
Tammy Werron
Neil S. Wetcher
Anna Mae Williams
Henry F. Williams
Karen Wonderly
Brian Wright
Eugene A. Wrona
Amanda Yanisch
Robert Yapsuga
Frederick Yeakel
Daniel Zaharchuk
Ben Zajic
Emily Zakrzewski
Jonathan Zavocki
Paul H. Zimmerman
Brenda Zuberka
Over the last five years, volunteers from LSI Corporation have donatedan incredible 500 hours of their time to a variety of projects at GoodShepherd including tending to the gardens outside one of the off-campusoffice buildings, painting and helping with housekeeping. Dedication likethis from volunteers speaks to the heart and soul of Good Shepherd’smission of service and the importance of community partnerships.
452 volunteers
23,000 hoursof service
Good Shepherd Financial Highlights Fiscal Year 2013
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Patient Utilization2013 2012 %Change
Rehabilitation Hospital Admissions 1,940 1,895 2%Specialty Hospital Admissions 387 403 -4%Outpatient Visits 218,418 221,816 -2%Long-Term Care Occupancy Rates 99.4% 99.6% 0%
Financial Performance(dollars in thousands)
Unrestricted Revenues, Gains and Other SupportPatient Service Revenues,
net of doubtful collections $111,385 $110,825 1%Less: Charges Provided as Free Care 2,679 2,014 33%
Net Patient Service Revenues 108,706 108,811 0%
Other Operating Revenues 3,016 5,367 -44%Professional Service Revenue 5,683 5,391 5%Contributions 2,694 2,873 -6%Income on Investment in
Unconsolidated Subsidiary 6,927 4,692 48%Gain (Loss) on Disposal of Equipment (7) 1,102 -101%Net Assets Released from Restrictions 1,750 1,735 1%
Total Unrestricted Revenues,Gains and Other Support 128,769 129,971 -1%
ExpensesSalaries and Wages 62,561 63,057 -1%Employee Benefits 18,189 16,015 14%Interest 5,362 5,686 -6%Depreciation and Amortization 8,089 8,417 -4%Supplies and Other Expenses 28,021 32,626 -14%
Total Expenses 122,222 125,801 -3%
Operating Income 6,547 4,169 57%Investment Income and Other Gains (Losses) 8,799 1,132 677%Other (3,685) (376) 880%
Revenues in Excess of Expenses $11,661 $4,925 137%
Revenue Composition byBusiness Line
Rehab Hospital (1) 57%Long-Term Care 16%Specialty Hospital 12%Other Income 7%Investment Income 6%Gifts and Bequests 2%
Expense Breakdown
Salaries and Wages 51%Supplies and Other Expenses 23%Employee Benefits 15%Depreciation and Amortization 7%Interest 4%
(1) This item includes the revenues generated by Good Shepherd’s inpatient rehabilitation unitsand its outpatient programs and services.
Rehab Hospital Admissions
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
1,738 1,796 1,908 1,895 1,940
Outpatient Visits
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
204,346 215,910 223,791 221,816 218,418
Specialty Hospital Admissions
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
419 397 400 403 387
Long-Term Care Occupancy Rates
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
99.6% 99.5% 99.7% 99.6% 99.4%
RehabHospital
Long-TermCare
SpecialtyHospital
Other Income
Investment IncomeGifts and Bequests
Depreciationand Amortization
Salaries andWagesSupplies
and OtherExpenses
EmployeeBenefits
Interest
Good Shepherd Endowment Fund
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Good Shepherd is deeply appreciative of the community and individual support towards the growth of its endowment funds.Endowments are received from donors with the requirement that the principal remain intact in perpetuity. Income is allocatedbased on the purpose of the fund.
Good Shepherd Endowment Funds – Investment Objective and Spending PolicyThe Investment Committee, which is a subcommittee of the Finance Committee, is responsible for the management andoversight of all temporarily and permanently restricted, operating and pension investments. The Committee is governed byan investment policy, which is applied universally to all of these assets.
Good Shepherd also has an endowment spending policy that is overseen by the Finance Committee and the Board ofTrustees. Under this policy, the annual distribution from each endowment account will be five percent of the three-yearrolling average fair market value.
Following is a summary of the existing endowment funds at the end of FY13.
Endowment Fundsby PurposeUnrestricted 46.6%Pediatrics 18.5%Education 5.2%Long-Term Care 17.6%Technology & Research 3.4%Neurorehabilitation 5.6%Rehabilitation Hospital 3.1%
Endowment Funds Growth (in millions)(Fiscal year Ends June 30)
FY09
FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13($2.50)
$0.90 $1.30 $1.00 $1.70
Good Shepherd Endowment Summary –June 30, 2013 (dollars in thousands)
Permanent Endowments Principal MarketUnrestricted $7,151 $8,556Conrad W. Raker Educational Endowment 831 840The Linny and Beall Fowler Endowmentfor Pediatrics 242 245The Joseph and Marjorie Correll Pediatric Chair 255 261The Howard W. and Ester M. Dornsife
Perpetual Fund 100 126Donley Family Pediatrics Endowment 1,000 974Romig-DeYoung Community Access 1,129 1,426Pediatric Endowment 1,515 1,556Walter W. and Jacqueline G. Mock
Fund for Pediatrics 255 238Long-Term Care Endowment 1,467 1,813Rehabilitation Hospital Endowment 536 557Jaindl Family Neurologic Endowment 1,005 1,036John Raker Hudders Endowment 105 109Fleming Family Endowment 384 362Walter W. Mock, Sr., Ph.D., and Marie S. Mock
Fund for Research and Technology 254 265Oberly-Allen Nursing Scholarship Endowment 6 6
Total Endowments $16,235 $18,370
Unrestricted
Pediatrics
Long-TermCare
Education
Rehabilitation HospitalNeurorehabilitation
Technology& Research
Endowment and Income UseUnrestricted – Used towards general operations of theentities within Good Shepherd.
Conrad W. Raker Educational Endowment – Used as afunding mechanism for the education and training of GoodShepherd employees.
The Linny and Beall Fowler Endowment for Pediatrics –Provides a perpetual source of funding to benefit all thechildren served by Good Shepherd’s Pediatrics Program.
The Joseph and Marjorie Correll Pediatric Chair –Used as a perpetual funding mechanism for GoodShepherd’s developmental pediatrician.
The Howard W. and Ester M. Dornsife Perpetual Fund –Used on an annual basis to support the Dornsife PediatricCenter.
Donley Family Pediatrics Endowment – Used towardssupporting operating expenses associated with theDevelopmental Pediatrics Program.
Romig-DeYoung Community Access – Used for thepsychosocial and recreational enrichment of residentsthrough community outings as well as interstate tripsincluding, but not limited to concerts, restaurants, sportingevents, amusement parks and recreational areas. Moniesfrom this fund also will be used to purchase transportationvehicles and equipment for community access by residents.
Pediatric Endowment– Used to support Good Shepherd'sPediatric Program.
Walter W. and Jacqueline G. Mock Fund for Pediatrics –Provides income in perpetuity to support charitable care,staff education and training, salaries, equipment, technology,research and other expenses of the Pediatrics Program.
Long-Term Care Endowment – Directed towards operatingneeds associated with the Conrad W. Raker Center andGood Shepherd Home – Bethlehem.
Rehabilitation Hospital Endowment – Directed towardsoperating needs associated with the rehabilitation hospitals.
Jaindl Family Neurologic Endowment – Used towardsoperating costs associated with the Neurorehabilitation Programat Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital. This includespatients with stroke, as well as brain or spinal cord injury.
John Raker Hudders Endowment – Provides funding forcontinuing education of staff working with patients recoveringfrom brain injury.
Fleming Family Endowment – Used to support the AssistiveTechnology and Research programs at Good Shepherd.
Walter W. Mock, Sr., Ph.D., and Marie S. Mock Fundfor Research and Technology – Used to supporttechnology and research programs at Good Shepherd.
Oberly-Allen Nursing Scholarship Endowment –Used as a funding mechanism for the education andtraining of Good Shepherd nurses.
Good Shepherd Charity Careand Community Benefits
Consistent with our mission, Good Shepherd provides certain serviceswithout the expectation of reimbursement or at reimbursement levelsbelow the cost of providing such services, as summarized below:
(dollars in thousands) 2013 2012
Benefits for Individuals Living in PovertyCharity Care at Cost $862 $771
Unreimbursed Costs of Public ProgramsMedicaid 1,399 667Subsidized Health Services 2,017 3,129
Total Quantifiable Benefits forIndividuals Living in Poverty 4,278 4,567
Benefits to the Broader Community*Community Health Improvement Services 34 26Health Professions Education 2,491 2,612Subsidized Health Services 3 1Financial and In-kind Contributions
to Other Community Groups 59 44Community-building Activities 15 18Community Benefit Operations 2 1
Total Quantifiable Benefits to theBroader Community 2,604 2,702
Total Quantifiable Community Benefits $6,882 $7,269
Total Expenses $122,222 $125,801
Community Benefits as a Percentage ofTotal Expenses 5.6% 5.8%
*This category represents those community benefit activities that are undertaken by GoodShepherd employees. They include the hosting of community health screenings and educationalsessions, educational opportunities for aspiring health-care professionals and community-building activities.
When calculating the benefits that it provides to the community, Good Shepherd conforms tothe conservative standards set by the Catholic Health Association (CHA). For more informationon the CHA standards, visit www.chausa.org.
Good Shepherd staff members donatedmore than 300 backpacks filled withschool supplies, toiletries and otherpersonal care items to students at theRoosevelt School in the AllentownSchool District. Good Shepherd andthe school were paired up through theUnited Way’s COMPASS CommunitySchools program.
Giving Back:Community BenefitGood Shepherd is committed toimproving the health and function ofthe members of our community.When Good Shepherd provides freeor significantly discounted care tounder-insured or uninsured people,this is considered community benefit.Community benefit is defined asactivities or initiatives that improvecommunity health or the healthneeds of targeted individuals.
In FY13, Good Shepherd providedmore than $6.882 million in totalquantifiable community benefit, orabout 5.6 percent of revenuesthrough initiatives such as:
• Educating nursing and therapystudents and providing internshipsopportunities for people exploringhealth-care professions.
• Providing community healthscreenings, education andseminars.
• Providing care to men, womenand children regardless of theirability to pay.
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We gratefully acknowledge all those who served onGood Shepherd’s Board of Trustees, our facility medicaldirectors and our administrators for fiscal year 2013.
BOARD OF TRUSTEESGOOD SHEPHERD REHABILITATION NETWORKDAVID G. DeCAMPLI, MS, Chair, OrefieldSANDRA L. JARVA WEISS, JD, Vice Chair, HaverfordSANDRA L. BODNYK, BS, Treasurer, OrefieldSCOTT A. BAKER, MBA, Secretary, SchnecksvillePATRICK J. BRENNAN, MD, HavertownALVARO DIAZ, AllentownROBERT E. GADOMSKI, MS, BethlehemSARA (Sally) T. GAMMON, MBA, FACHE, Ex Officio President & CEO, BethlehemMICHAEL R. GOLDNER, DO, FACP, AllentownF. MARK GUMZ, BethlehemELSBETH G. HAYMON, M.Ed, AllentownKATHERINE (Kassie) HILGERT, BS, BethlehemJOHN KRISTEL, MBA, MPT, President & CEO, AllentownGERALD A. NAU, BA, ReadingEDITH D. RITTER, MBA, CoopersburgKAREN SENFT, MD, AllentownLAURIE K. STEWART, BS, BA, CPA, Center ValleyTHE REV. DAVID R. STROBEL, M.Div., BowersDANIEL J. WILSON, PhD, AllentownJOHN V. COONEY, MS, Allentown, Trustee EmeritusNELVIN L. VOS, PhD, Maxatawny, Trustee EmeritusTHE REV. DR. HAROLD S. WEISS, M.Div., Allentown, Trustee Emeritus
BOARD OF TRUSTEESGOOD SHEPHERD SPECIALTY HOSPITALJOHN KRISTEL, MBA, MPT, Chair, AllentownSAMUEL MIRANDA, Jr., MS, RN, NEA-B.C., Vice Chair, AllentownDANIEL C. CONFALONE, MBA, FHFMA, Secretary/Treasurer, AllentownJAMES J. DALEY, MD, Center ValleyPETER T. ENDER, MD, Center ValleySARA (Sally) T. GAMMON, MBA, FACHE, BethlehemSUSAN L. LAWRENCE, MS, CPHQ, BethlehemLARRY L. LEVIN, MD, AllentownGREGORY WUCHTER, RN, MSN, Easton
FACILITY MEDICAL DIRECTORSSCOTT K. EPSTEIN, MD, Good Shepherd–Wayne Memorial Inpatient
Rehabilitation CenterCLINTON C. HOLUMZER, MD, The Good Shepherd Home–BethlehemTHOMAS V. BRISLIN, DO, FACP, CMD, The Good Shepherd Home at
Conrad W. Raker Center
GOOD SHEPHERD SPECIALTY HOSPITAL PROGRAMMEDICAL DIRECTORSJAMES J. DALEY, MDPETER ENDER, MDWILLIAM GOULD, MDJAAN P. NAKTIN, MD
ADMINISTRATIONJOHN KRISTEL, MBA, MPT, President & CEOSARA (Sally) T. GAMMON, MBA, FACHE, Ex Officio President & CEOMICHAEL A. BONNER, MBA, Vice President, NeurosciencesDANIEL C. CONFALONE, MBA, FHFMA, Senior Vice President,
Finance & Chief Financial OfficerJOE HESS, MSA, NHA, Administrator, Good Shepherd Home–BethlehemFRANK HYLAND, MSPT, Vice President, Rehabilitation Services; Administrator,
Good Shepherd Rehabilitation HospitalFRANCES IANNACCONE, MS, CRRN, NHA, Administrator,
The Good Shepherd Home at Conrad W. Raker CenterCYNTHIA LAMBERT, M.Ed., Vice President, Government and
Community RelationsDAVID F. LYONS, CFRE, Vice President for DevelopmentSAMUEL MIRANDA, Jr., MS, RN, NEA-B.C., Senior Vice President of
Patient Care and Chief Nursing OfficerRONALD J. PETULA, CPA, Vice President, FinanceLAURA PORTER, Vice President, Human ResourcesHAROLD M. TING, PhD, FACHE, Senior Vice President,
Strategic Planning & Business DevelopmentGREG WUCHTER, RN, MSN, Administrator, Good Shepherd Specialty Hospital
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