Director’s Updates 1

Meet The Staff 2

President’s Spotlight 3-4

Volunteer’s Spotlight 5

Volunteer Services Updates 6

Guest Ambassadors 6

WakeMed Updates 7-10

Our Thoughts . . . 11-12

Exit Comments 12

Donations 13

Sewing Contributions 14

Fundraisers 15

Calendar of Events 16

Placement Opportunities 17

Happy Birthday 18-21

Welcome New Volunteers 22

Inside this issue:

Updates from the Director

Volunteers are love in motion! Author Unknown

Greetings WakeMed Volunteers!

We hope this newsletter finds you enjoying the summertime weather. Volunteer Services has been actively working to collaborate with our partners across the system. We are now meeting regularly with the WakeMed Foundation’s leadership team to create awareness of programs and processes; as well as, align our funding efforts. We want to ensure we are working together to support the WakeMed aspirational goals of Preferred Partner, Healthy Community, and Extraordinary Team.

On this journey, we recently held a collaborative Volunteer Board of Directors meeting to enable the Raleigh and Cary Volunteer Board to come together, learn about one another, and engage in a strategic planning process. We were fortunate to be able to hold this event at the Longview Poe House, home to the WakeMed Foundation. The WakeMed Raleigh Board hosted this event on June 13, 2017 following their board meeting. Outcomes include feedback regarding each of the board committees: Fundraising, Nominating, Finance, and Executive. Members also provided information relative to process improvement and demonstrated a desire for continued collaborative initiatives. The Cary Volunteer Board will host the next session this fall.

We look forward to all of the wonderful ways we can impact our goals and Mission moving forward.

Sincerely, Chris Gage, MBA,CAVS

Director, Guest Retail & Volunteer Services 919-350-8005

April - June 2017

This edition of the HeartBeat is dedicated to Thomas Koch who

will be greatly missed.

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Meet the Staff of Volunteer Services

Jackie Kennedy, Manager Volunteer Services

919-350-8601 jkennedy@wakemed.org

Laura Riach, Specialist Raleigh Campus

919-350-8066 lriach@wakemed.org

Catherine Allen, Representative Raleigh Campus

919-350-8293 caallen@wakemed.org

Angie Smith, Specialist Cary Hospital 919-350-4008

angismith@wakemed.org

Zee Graham, Representative Cary Hospital 919-350-2363

zgraham@wakemed.org

Chris Gage, Director Guest Retail and Volunteer Services

919-350-8005 cgage@wakemed.org

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The President’s Report - Raleigh Campus

Greeting to the WakeMed Volunteers!

I hope this message finds you enjoying this time of year.

Our schedules get a little hectic this time of year. With seniors graduating; summer travel with family and friends; and for our WakeMed patients, there are expected and unexpected medical visits added into the mix.

Although it can be a frustrating time; in the grand scheme of things, it's just a moment in time.

In the midst of their busy schedules, two of our Volunteer staff members have also made the time to improve their abilities to serve WakeMed. Please join me in congratulating Jackie Kennedy for her certification in Healthcare Volunteer Management. In addition, Chris Gage has been elected as the Assistant Vice President in Continuing Education for the Society of Healthcare Volunteer Leaders. Both of these ladies have taken on avenues that will result in helping us be better at what we do! Thanks ladies and well done!

Do any of you remember playing with Mr. Potato Head as a kid! Well one of the recently funded board requests utilizes our childhood friend in an amazing way. “The Potato Head Project exists because it gives parents of premature babies hope. Hope when you have no idea what is going on and no idea where to turn. It gives you something to look forward to, it gives you something to hold on tight to because the truth of the matter is . . . in the NICU hope is all you have.”* Visit the website https://www.thepotatoheadproject.org/ to read some of the incredible stories of how families of micro-preemie babies have found hope in that childhood toy.

At the June 13 board meeting, the Raleigh Volunteer Board hosted the Cary Volunteer Board for a collaborative luncheon and meeting. Together we talked about the impact that we (YOU) have made and would want to make in the future. These meetings keep things in perspective, especially when life is busy and we think our individual effort might not be as substantial as it truly is. It's a helpful perspective because I get to see first hand the volunteer community sharing their love and concern and serving our WakeMed family in so many different ways.

So, thanks for being a part of this WakeMed community. The summer may just be a moment in time; but the time, talents and enthusiasm that you share make a lifetime impact.

* Kristin. 2016. “Spreading Hope to Families of Micro-Preemie Babies, One Potato at a Time”. Retrieved from

https://www.thepotatoheadproject.org.

Respectfully Submitted,

Sharon LaRusch

President, Raleigh Volunteer Board of Directors

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The President’s Report - Cary Hospital

Hello All, It has been an exciting time to serve on the WakeMed Cary Volunteer Board of Directors. The nominating committee has been very active with interviews of prospective board members. This year, we have had a wealth of volun-teers express interest in joining the board. We are thankful for so much interest as it is such an important and rewarding service. We have had two prospective board candidates attend the May board meeting to help them clarify and understand this role, while allowing our current members

the opportunity to meet and understand a little more about each of them. We plan to continue with this process until new members are selected. It is essential that we invite new members to join this group each year, as this adds to our diverse perspectives on board related matters. In the April board meeting, we had an excellent presentation of the WakeMed Milk Bank located in WakeMed Cary Hospital. Montana Wagner-Gillespie, the newly appointed Manager of the Milk Bank, shared information and a funding request for a Milk Dispensing Pump. This pump will allow greater precision and volume in milk processing, which in turn, enables it to reach more fragile infants in the community. The funding request was taken on as a collaborative effort with the Raleigh Volunteer Board of Directors. It was approved by both boards and we are glad to be a part of such an impactful funding initiative. Montana invited those interested to stop in and take a tour of the Milk Bank. It is a special area that is very supportive of volunteers. In the May board meeting, we had a presentation from Lisa Koch, Staff Chaplain who reviewed the different services they provide. The board presently funds support for two services in this area: Tea for the Soul and Bereavement support. We are thankful to have such great leaders in this area, helping our patients, families, and staff as we journey through healthcare together. Tom Gough, senior vice president & administrator, Cary Hospital, has been keeping the board updated on our facility. Most recently, he noted that from October 2016 thru March 2017 there have been 542 more inpatients than the same time period the previous year. He is focusing on new services such as thoracic surgeries, breast surgeries, and advanced GI procedures. He informed us there are 50/55 surgeries a day in the Cary Facility. He also let us know that the Woman's Pavilion and Birthplace project should be completed in August. We are all excited for this new space for our patients and families. In closing, I would like to wish all WakeMed volunteers a happy and healthy early summer! Hopefully we will have some drier weather - looking forward to working with you in the coming year.

Respectfully Submitted, Joe Esmond

President, Cary Volunteer Board of Directors

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My name is Vernon Burkhart. I moved here about 9 years ago from Jersey City, NJ. I came here to watch my son get married and I en-joyed the greenery so much, I decided to move here.

In NJ, I worked with an organization that dealt with children with HIV/AIDS. I was also highly involved assisting people who were terminally ill and facing end of life decisions. I became a leader of support groups, went to Washington, DC and spoke on be-half of the needs of the children and their parents or in most cases their grandparents. Once I relocated to Raleigh I continued my involve-ment within the community I have grown to love. I am presently the chairperson of the CAB. (Citizens of the Action Board). CAB is a Ryan White funding that Wake County receives for those affected with HIV/AIDS. In the years I have spent with WakeMed I have worked providing support for Environmental Ser-vices and enjoyed it immensely. Currently I serve as a Guest Ambassador at WakeMed Raleigh Campus which I love because it allows me the op-portunity to speak and interact with many different people. I also provide office support at WakeMed Corporate Offices for Construction and Design. This new role has taught me new skills along with making new friends. Besides WakeMed, I also serve at my church. I serve on the financial committee and as a host for the round table events held on Tuesdays and Thursdays that provides meals and companionship for those in need. I enjoy camping with my friends and going on hikes. Some of my favorite pass times is going to the movies with my grandson Kieran and I enjoy walking my dogs Keillee and Dexter.

“My name is Anameeka (Annu) Singh and I have lived in Cary, North Carolina all my life – in fact, I was born at the WakeMed Cary Hospital! My parents are both engineers and I have one brother who is pursuing a career in the computer world as well. I recently graduated from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) but I attended Green Hope High School for the first two years of high school before coming to NCSSM. I will be attending the University of Pittsburgh in the fall to major in Neuroscience and pursue my dream of becoming a neurosurgeon. My desire to get experience working in a hospital environment and interacting with patients is what led me to volunteer at WakeMed Cary Hospital. I have thoroughly enjoyed the four years I have spent volunteering at the Gift Shop. From manag-ing the cash register, re-stocking shelves, deliver-ing gifts to patients, to having the privilege of talk-ing and building bonds with staff, patients, and families, the innumerable stories and experiences I have garnered are priceless memories that have shaped me and I will carry with me into the future. When I’m not volunteering, I enjoy reading, writing, playing piano, playing tennis, listening to music, singing, etc. Throughout my high school career, I served as the president of Green Hope’s National Beta Club, a leader of NCSSM’S Service Learning Board, and a Residential (Life) Assistant in NCSSM’s student community. I was also an active player on the Green Hope High School and NCSSM Women’s Varsity Tennis Teams, serving as co-captain of the NCSSM team my senior year.”

Volunteer Spotlight WakeMed Raleigh Campus ~ Vernon Burkhart

Volunteer Spotlight WakeMed

Cary Hospital ~ Anameeka Singh

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Volunteer Services Update

The 2017 Volunteer Services “Processes” are Underway!

March - July are extraordinary months of the year for the volunteer programs at WakeMed Health & Hospitals. We celebrate, announce election results, survey, evaluate, communi-cate and much more! The support and response from all of our vol-unteers are critical to the continued work of your organizations and to the improvement of our programs. Please participate in the follow-ing events and processes: Individual annual performance evaluations

from the managers and/or lead contacts in your placement areas…receive perfor-mance feedback from your team. (March/April)

Celebration of National Volunteer Week

April 23 – 29. Volunteer satisfaction surveys for the annu-

al feedback regarding your volunteer place-ment experience and your Volunteer Ser-vices department…help us to identify op-portunities to improve your experience. Surveys will be sent to your email utiliz-ing Survey Monkey to collect your re-sponses. (July)

Ballots for the election of new members to

the board of your volunteer organization. Vote for your leadership. (July)

We appreciate your involvement on all levels of participation in volunteer service at all of the WakeMed Health & Hospitals locations. Thank you!

Guest Ambassadors are recognized by cus-tomers at the WakeMed Raleigh Campus through comments cards. Congratulations to the following volunteers for their outstanding services: Alyssa Chronister – “She was such a darling! I felt very welcomed and it was fantastic service. AMAZING!” Jamari Tyson – “This young man was very helpful and pleasant as he escorted me to the Emergency Room waiting area, as I was here with a friend during an emergency. I came in the visitors entrance and wasn’t sure exactly how to get there inside the hospital.” Jesus Vargas – “Jesus did an awesome job and very helpful!” Karen Lizama – “Karen was helpful in finding the exit to leave the hospital.” Natalee Cols – “She was such a beautiful soul. Very kind and sweet…Oh what a lovely dear!” Vernon Burkhart – “Wonderful escort to STICU!” Vernon Burkhart – “Vernon was very helpful directing me to my family member’s room. Great to talk to!” Vernon Burkhart – “Vernon walked me all the way to my mother’s room – which is great for someone with no sense of direction! Enjoyed the company and chat!”

Guest Ambassadors

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WakeMed Updates

UPDATE April 4, 2017

Rick Carrico to Join WakeMed as Executive Vice President and Chief

Financial Officer We are pleased to announce Rick Carrico, MBA, CPA, will join WakeMed in early May as executive vice president and chief financial of-ficer (CFO). Carrico comes to us from Greater Hudson Valley Health System in Middletown, New York, a multi-hospital integrated health system, where he has served as vice president and chief financial officer since 2014. He pre-viously served seven years as associate CFO at Norton Healthcare Inc., in Louisville, Ken-tucky, a not-for-profit system with annual reve-nues in excess of $1.5 billion dollars. As CFO, Carrico will be responsible for Wake-Med’s overall financial operations, including planning, strategic sourcing, revenue cycle and all accounting functions. He will work closely with our Board of Directors, Strategic Leader-ship Team, and departments across the sys-tem to ensure strong financial performance and to position WakeMed for continued future success. “I am pleased to welcome Rick to WakeMed and look forward to working with him as we continue to adopt a value-based approach while ensuring the long-term financial health of the organization,” commented Donald Gintzig, WakeMed president and CEO. “Rick is an ex-ceptional leader whose broad experience and financial expertise will be a great benefit to us here at WakeMed.”

Carrico brings over 30 years of experience in health care strategy, operations, finance, reve-nue cycle and auditing and has worked at both not-for-profit and for-profit organizations. He has worked for multi-facility health systems in New York, Kentucky and Florida. Carrico holds a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Notre Dame and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Bellarmine University in Louisville, Ken-tucky. Recruitment for a CFO has been underway since Mike Browning departed WakeMed last summer. In the interim, Stephanie Sessoms has been serving as acting CFO. Sessoms will work closely with Carrico when he arrives in Raleigh to ensure a seamless transition.

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WakeMed Updates continued

EMPLOYEE & MEDICAL STAFF UPDATE April 18, 2017

WakeMed and Duke Health Announce Cancer Care Collaboration

We are pleased to share that we have signed an agreement with Duke Health to establish an in-novative collaboration in the critically important area of oncology/cancer services, effective May 1, 2017. The primary goal of the collaboration is to meet the growing and future community health need for a comprehensive, high-quality, fully in-tegrated, value-based cancer care network that is easily accessed across all of Wake County. “Working together with our colleagues at Duke to streamline, enhance and expand the delivery of oncology care in Wake County is an exciting de-velopment for patients, caregivers and the com-munities we serve,” explains Donald Gintzig, WakeMed president & CEO. “This agreement supports both WakeMed and Duke’s commit-ment to improving the scope, quality and value of care we offer to our patients and their families through innovative and cooperative collabora-tions with like-minded organizations.” As stated with the Heart Care Plus+ collabora-tion, this agreement does not represent a mer-ger, any intention to merge, or any other over-arching formal organizational affiliation between Duke and WakeMed. Both organizations will continue to retain their identities and operate in-dependently. This relationship supports Wake-Med’s mission and strategic plan – helping to improve the health and well-being of our commu-nity while clearly aligning with our 10 aspirational goals.

Cancer Care Plus+ Our shared cancer care collaboration will be known as Cancer Care Plus+. It will establish a comprehensive cancer service throughout the WakeMed system that is fully integrated with Duke Cancer Institute locations in Wake County and anchored at Duke Raleigh Hospital.

Cancer Care Plus+ includes the collaboration’s combined cancer care capabilities and locations in Wake County. Working together to establish a broad network of cancer care locations will allow Cancer Care Plus+ to provide the highest-quality cancer care consistent with Duke’s renowned cancer service and WakeMed’s surgical oncology expertise. Cancer Care Plus+ will offer streamlined screen-ing and access to cancer clinical trials, broaden multi-disciplinary care team capabilities in Wake County, expand access to an array of supportive care services, such as hereditary and genetic counseling, and where needed, access to reha-bilitation services. WakeMed already provides a great deal of care to cancer patients. Through this collaboration, our goal is to expand the scope of services avail-able and to enhance the coordination of care; while also integrating with Duke’s world-class cancer program. In addition, we expect to estab-lish a coordinated cancer-focused nursing/professional staff and care protocols throughout WakeMed and the Cancer Care Plus+ service line. Similar to our Heart Care Plus+ collaboration, a governance structure has been established to facilitate the implementation and oversight of this collaboration, all of which will include representa-tion from both WakeMed and Duke Health. Lori Pickens, vice president for oncology services for Duke University Health System will serve as the service line executive for Cancer Care Plus+. While teams have been meeting up to this point to formulate a strategy and business plan, the real work begins now in terms of operationalizing our independent teams, defining processes and workflows, and fully integrating the work we do in the best interest of our patients. Updates on both Cancer Care Plus+ and Heart Care Plus+ will be shared regularly over the next several months and on an ongoing basis in the future.

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WakeMed Updates continued

UPDATE May 1, 2017 Dear Fellow WakeMed Employees, Physicians and Volunteers: It is that time of year again where we celebrate our greatest strength: each of you. As Em-ployee Appreciation Month gets underway, I wanted to personally thank you for all you do for our organization and for our patients and their families. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us for the greater good of our community. This spring has been a particularly busy one for us here at WakeMed. More patients trust us with their care, which means many of you have been working harder than you already do. We also have many important initiatives underway tied to our Wake Way 2 Excellence work that require extra attention and time. Throughout it all – no matter how busy you are – you continue to exemplify the Wake Way and go above and beyond for our patients and their families. Your unwavering dedication, com-passion and hard work allow us to continue caring for this community as we have done every day for the last 55 years. I am so proud to be a member of the WakeMed family and to be able to say “I am WakeMed.” This is a place that brings me great joy – both in the work that I have the priv-ilege to do, but especially in the people that I have the honor to know. Your professionalism, passion for delivering quality care and selfless dedication to our mission inspire me. It is my personal wish that you continue to find joy and fulfillment. Thank you again for all you do. May God con-tinue to bless us all.

Very respectfully, Donald

President & CEO

UPDATE June 9, 2017

Dr. Peter Marks Named VP, Chief Information Officer

We are pleased to announce that Peter Marks, PhD, will join WakeMed in early August as vice president and chief information officer (CIO). He comes to us from the Defense Health Agency, where he has served as CIO, infrastructure and operations, since 2013. Re-cruitment for a new CIO has been underway since earlier this year when Denton Arledge, vice president & CIO, announced his plans to retire. “I am excited to join WakeMed and value be-ing part of a health care organization that works to help others develop healthy lifestyles and live longer, healthier lives,” commented Dr. Marks. “I look forward to working with the team to leverage our technology and give pa-tients access and ownership to their health in-formation, enabling them to make better deci-sions and positively impact their well-being.” At WakeMed, Dr. Marks will be responsible for planning and implementing WakeMed’s infor-mation systems to support clinical, business and IT operations. As CIO, he will direct, man-age and coordinate all aspects of our IT de-partment to help us meet our strategic goals and objectives and ensure excellent service. “We are pleased to welcome Dr. Marks to the team and we will all benefit from his leadership and expertise in information technology and project management,” commented Donald Gintzig, WakeMed president & CEO. “Our IT systems are an integral part of the coordinated and comprehensive care we provide. Dr. Marks will be a tremendous asset to our IT team, which plays such an important role in helping us fulfill our mission of improving the health and well-being of our community.”

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WakeMed Updates continued

UPDATE June 14, 2017

Two Executive Team Leaders Take on New Roles

We are pleased to announce that two mem-bers of our executive leadership team will soon take on new roles and responsibilities. These changes will take effect in early July. Becky Andrews Promoted Senior VP & Ad-ministrator, Raleigh Campus After serving as Raleigh Campus interim sen-ior vice president & administrator for most of the past year, Becky Andrews has been select-ed to assume this role permanently. A mem-ber of the WakeMed family for more than 30 years, Andrews is a well-respected executive leader with a proven track record of success. In her new role, Andrews will work in dyad partnership with Chuck Harr, MD, the chief medical officer for Raleigh Campus. As dyad partners, they will have primary responsibility for leading, defining, and executing the enter-prise’s strategic direction and overall opera-tions. In addition to her new Raleigh Campus role, Andrews will continue to provide leadership for health information and utilization management functions. Georgia Harrington to Lead Strategic Ven-tures Georgia Harrington, vice president of opera-tions, will be transitioning to a system-wide role as vice president of strategic ventures. Re-porting to Denise Warren, executive vice presi-dent & COO, Harrington will work closely with Rick Shrum, vice president & chief strategy of-ficer, to develop and support strategic relation-ships and business development opportunities for WakeMed that align with and support our mission and aspirational goals.

Specifically, Harrington will provide oversight for our collaborations and joint ventures, physi-cian service agreements as well as Wake-Med’s current and future business develop-ment functions. She will also be responsible for overseeing our strategic innovation efforts which includes establishing a formalized struc-ture and process for identifying, vetting and investing in new innovation and technology opportunities. The Raleigh Campus and system-wide opera-tions functions previously reporting to Harring-ton will transition to other leaders, who will add these roles to their current responsibilities: Executive Director of Pharmacy Valerie Barlow will become executive director of Clinical Ser-vices and add oversight for Laboratory Ser-vices and Imaging Services. Because these are system-wide functions, Barlow will report to Denise Warren. Director of Ambulatory Services Oral Wise will become executive director of Ambulatory and Support Services with added responsibility for Environmental Services, Food & Nutrition Ser-vices, Laundry & Linen Services, Mobile Criti-cal Care, and Spiritual Care. For these new areas of responsibility, Wise will report to Den-ise Warren. Clinical Engineering will report to Information Services. Campus Police will report to Becky Andrews. Additionally, we are pleased to announce that Kelly Guthrie has been promoted to the role of executive director of Revenue Cycle and Health Information Management. In this new role, she will report to Rick Carrico, executive vice president & CFO.

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Our Thoughts . . .

If you would like for us to add your special remembrance, anniversary, births, etc., please call your Volunteer Services department.

WakeMed Raleigh Campus WakeMed Cary Hospital 919-350-8293 919-350-2363

Thinking of you

WakeMed Raleigh Campus

Bob Gelinas Gwen Baker Heidi Fiedler

Marcus Harrington Mary Scoggins

Michael Mulvihill Monique Rogers

Sara Kirk

WakeMed Cary Hospital

Audrey Addo Brenda Stutts

Bunny Thompson Chad Pressley Christina Smith Constance Bell

Denise Galloway Ed Bradley

Erin Nortonen Gerry Werner Ginny Perkins Heidi Fiedler

Jane Bird Janice Fransworth

Judy Rea June Phillips

Kathleen Grinter Melvin Perkins Bob Gelinas

Sharon Watson Sol Holcher Sue Busa

Vivian Collins

Congratulations

We would like to congratulate the class of 2017 High School and College graduates for a job well done. We wish you much success in your future

endeavors.

WakeMed Raleigh Campus

Trina Boyer on the birth of her son, Jack

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Our Thoughts . . .

If you would like for us to add your special remembrance, anniversary, births, etc., please call your Volunteer Services department.

WakeMed Raleigh Campus WakeMed Cary Hospital 919-350-8293 919-350-2363

Our Sympathies to:

WakeMed Raleigh Campus

Marion Boissiere – loss of a loved one Melissa Horton – loss of loved one

Rosellar Sharper – loss of a loved one

WakeMed Cary Hospital

Barber Copperwheat – loss of a loved one Bea Werner – loss of a loved one

Janice Fransworth – loss of a loved one Linda Kalnins – loss of a loved one Mary Burrus – loss of a loved one Zee Graham – loss of a loved one

In Memory of Our Volunteers

We express our deepest sympathy to their fami-lies. Those of us who had the privilege of know-ing these individuals will greatly miss their pres-ence. Thank you for sharing your loved ones with us. Thomas Koch passed away on April 4, at age 75. He worked as a Guest Ambassador since 2012 and contributed almost 800 hours of ser-vice.

Cameron (Mackenzie) Thomas - Physical Therapy Rehab “I have loved my experience at WakeMed! Thank you for everything!” Chloe Blackington - Women's Pavilion & Birthplace “I loved every second!” Gianna Catania - Guest Ambassador “I enjoyed my time at WakeMed - meeting new people and caring for others every Friday made me a happy person. Volunteering is something I hope to do throughout life. I am grateful and very blessed with how WakeMed Volunteer Ser-vices cares for volunteers and others.” Linda Fowler - Guest Ambassador “Enjoyed it very much. The volunteer depart-ment is well run, I enjoyed participating in it.” Luvenia Waters - Patient Services 6B “I volunteered on 6B. I loved my placement. It was a great fit for me. There was not a thing I would not do to support the staff.” Mutsa Tsveta - Adult Emergency Department “The ED / ER people were very wonderful. They made me part of their team and they were all available to help and teach. My experience was very humbling and AWESOME!” Pallavi Bhujbaj - Radiology Mammography “It was a very good experience working with you all.” Roslyn Leon - Patient Financial Services “Met and worked with great people. As the say-ing goes, if it's not broke, don't fix it! I've enjoyed the people in the volunteer office as well as the assignments/people I've worked with.”

Exit Comments

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Donations

WakeMed Raleigh Campus

Andrea & Zack Weigard

Brittany Burrell - Broughton HS

Chris & Aidan Carner

Dobrah Lane - WTCC Nursing

John Mihalyo - St Rapheal 6th Grade

Kathryn Rodier

Kristen & Eva Klecha

Laura Anderson

Myra Crowley

Simmi Prasad, CTFA

Suzanne & David Kerstine

Tana & Troy Taylor

The Comfort Project

Kristen & Eva Klecha

Donation from the Prasad Family

Andrea & Zack Weigard

Regina Burch

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Sewing Contributions

The efforts of our talented sewing volunteers benefit WakeMed Health & Hospitals by providing us with beautiful handmade items made especially for our patients. These gifts, made with such love and attention to detail, adds a dimension of care and comfort that is second to none. Please help us keep your groups current. If there has been a change in membership of your particular group, please inform your re-spective offices. For the Raleigh Campus, please call 919-350-8293 or email caallen@wakemed.org. For the Cary Hospi-tal, please call 919-350-2363 or email zgraham@wakemed.org. Thank you.

WakeMed Raleigh Campus

Andrea & Zack Weigard Cary Senior Center Eleanor Reichert

Hannah Moyles - From Ewe to You Gail Boyden

Janet Jennings Kingdom Crafters

Linda Perry - Slip Stitch Merrilyn Allen - Hephzbah Baptist Church

Mildred Chavis Gwen Baker - NRCC Stitchers

Pearl Fowler Project Linus

Rebecca Kalsbeek Regina Burch - Christ Baptist Church

Sarah O’Brien Susan Griffith

Threads of Love Tracy Kidder - Knightdale United Methodist

Vinetta Bell Yalonda Talton - Humana

WakeMed Cary Hospital

Ann Foster Group Carolina Preserve Yarn Spinners

Cheryl Thompson Cindy Larsen

Colonial Baptist Cornerstone Presbyterian

Doris Sears Garner Senior Center On the Mend

Gerry Pederson Holly Springs Comfort Circle Holly Springs Newcombers Hindu Society NC (HSNC)

Kathy Rembrandt Laura Katsumi

Lois Sears Madeline Hamady

Marlyn Mitchell Melvin Perkins Nancy Romano

Prayer Stitchers of St Paul Rebecca Kalskeek

UMC Comfort Circle Vivian Collins Windsor Point

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Fundraisers: Thank you to the following

Thank you to the following individuals who assisted with The Volunteers at WakeMed Raleigh Campus for the Sterling, Purses & More Sale on April 11, 2017.

Geraldine Bivens Jordyne Dixon

Marion Boissiere Sharon LaRusch

Susan Legatowicz Valerie Perry

Over 90 employees visited the sale and we sold $5,892.01 in merchandise and raised $1,098.74 in profits. Thank you to the following individuals who assisted with The Volunteers at WakeMed Raleigh Campus for the Collective Goods Sale on April 11, 2017.

Anita Boonen Ashley Mayone Elaine Plummer Janet Hoffman

Judith Jefferson Meredith Morgan

Shaifali Kaul Over 200 employees visited the sale and we sold $9,813.12 in merchandise and raised $1,829.26 in profits.

Thank you to the following individuals who assisted with The Volunteers at WakeMed Cary Hospital for the Sterling, Purses & More Sale on April 20, 2017

Denise Galloway Diane Boyer Kristie Taylor Nisha Mehta Susan Alvey

Over 50 employees visited the sale and we sold $3,535.92 in merchandise and raised $659.36 in profits. Thank you to the following individuals who assisted with The Volunteers at WakeMed Cary Hospital for the Collective Goods Sale on April 20, 2017.

Barbara Williams Dan Kamykowski

Nancy Riefenhauser Tim Shoriak

Over 60 employees visited the sale and we sold $2,565.85 in merchandise and raised $478.49 in profits.

WakeMed Cary Hospital WakeMed Raleigh Campus

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WakeMed Raleigh Campus Volunteer Board Meetings Tuesday, July 11, 2017 Conference Dining Room, 10 am - 12 pm Tuesday, August 8, 2017 Conference Dining Room, 10 am - 12 pm Tuesday, September 12, 2017 Conference Dining Room, 10 am - 12 pm

1st Uniform Sale

Wednesday, August 9, 2017 Andrews Center, 7 am - 4 pm Dynamic Home Good & Cookware Sale and

Dynamic Apparel/Footwear Sale

Friday, October 6, 2017 Andrews Center, 7 am - 4 pm WakeMed Raleigh Campus Tour Dates

Tuesday, July 18, 2017 Volunteers Services, 1 pm Tuesday, August 15, 2017 Volunteer Services, 1 pm Tuesday, September 19, 2017 Volunteers Services, 1 pm To register, please call 919-350-8293

Calendar of Events

Volunteer help is needed Please call 919-350-8066 to sign up.

WakeMed Cary Hospital Volunteer Board Meetings Wednesday, July 26, 2017 Conference Center, 10 am - 12 pm Wednesday, August 23, 2017 Conference Center, 10 am - 12 pm Wednesday, September 27, 2017 Conference Center, 10 am - 12 pm

1st Uniform Sale

Wednesday, August 2, 2017 Conference Center, 7 am - 4 pm Dynamic Home Good & Cookware Sale and

Dynamic Apparel/Footwear Sale

Thursday, October 5, 2017 Andrews Center, 7 am - 4 pm

WakeMed Cary Hospital Tour Dates Thursday, July 27, 2017 Volunteer Services, 10 am Monday, August 7, 2017 Volunteers Services, 10 am Thursday, August 24, 2017 Volunteer Services, 10 am To register, please call 919-350-2363

Volunteer help is needed Please call 919-350-2363 to sign up.

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WakeMed Cary Hospital

Gift Shop Wednesday 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Thursday 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Friday 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm Saturday 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Volunteers support the Gift Shop staff with daily operations and provide a quality service and assistance as needed. Volunteers may straighten / restock merchandise and maintain attractive displays. Operate cash register and process sales. Radiology and Mammography

Fridays 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Fridays 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

Volunteers support Radiology and Mammog-raphy staff with daily operations and provide a quality service for staff and customers. Volun-teers greet patients and guests. Assists with the completion of forms and satisfaction sur-veys. Ensures proper registration has been completed at the main information desk. Escorts patients to changing rooms. Hospitality Pets Program

Various days and times in the morning, afternoon, evening, and weekends.

Volunteers contribute to the patient experi-ence by providing patients and their families with a healthy diversion from the usual hospi-tal routine and an opportunity for social inter-action on various impatient units.

Placement Opportunities

WakeMed Raleigh Campus

Volunteer Services

Thursday or Friday (can be flexible) 9:30 am - 4:00 pm, 2+ hour shifts (flexible)

Assist Volunteer Services Specialist with vari-ous duties supporting volunteers and hospital units. Help with schedule reviews, updates and communications. Volunteer should be comfortable using the computer working in a

database and data entry. Juniors Welcome!

Heart Center Inn & Wayfinding Ambassador

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm / 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

The purpose of this placement in the Heart Center Inn (HCI) is to augment the efforts of the HCI GSS staff by assisting them in lending comfort to the guest / families approaching the front desk. The volunteer can assist the GSS by answering the air phone, directing visitors to their destination in the hospital, restocking and further assist visitors in the wayfinding role on the 1st floor of the Heart Center. Friendly Face Cart Tuesdays & Thursdays, Flexible Schedule The purpose of the volunteer placement in the Friendly Face Cart area is to visit patient rooms and waiting areas to support the emo-tional and diversional needs of patients through visits and distribution of books, maga-zines, and other materials. Volunteers suc-cessful in this role must be able to move freely about the facility, outgoing, and comfortable in taking initiative. Juniors are welcome!

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Happy Birthday!

WakeMed Volunteers

Raleigh Campus April Roslyn Leon, 4/1 Harriet Nausch, 4/1 Kamel Alachraf, 4/2 Hannah Moyles, 4/2 Robert (Bob) Smith, 4/3 Peg Fuchs, 4/4 Bettie Taylor, 4/4 Emma Voigt, 4/4 Rebal Goetz, 4/9 Sara Kirk, 4/9 Jesus Vargas, 4/9 Margaret Haigler, 4/12 Samantha Hollen, 4/12 Carola Street, 4/12 Debra Baker, 4/13 Vernon Burkhart, 4/13 Albert Choi, 4/14 Alyssa Chronister-Baines, 4/15 Georgetta Paskoff, 4/15 Sanjay Bhojani, 4/16 Joan Robertson, 4/16 Dolores Darby, 4/17 Carol Kunkel, 4/18 Shanetta Dingle, 4/20 Kim Nguyen, 4/20 Pearl Cunningham, 4/21 Sarah Stewart, 4/21 Cara Valentino-Antoine, 4/21 Christopher Ruggeri, 4/22 Oluwole Thompson, 4/23 Brenda Yarbrough, 4/23 Patsy Hunt, 4/24 Alicia Leiva-Solomon, 4/24 Mario Orellana, 4/25 Carolyn Page, 4/25 Wade Burnette, 4/26 Qadra Elmi, 4/27 Catherine Mason, 4/28 Elizabeth Dittmar, 4/30 Linda Lapp, 4/30

May Tara Herrschaft, 5/1 Omana Divakaran, 5/3 Jasmine Taft, 5/3 Emma Holmes, 5/4 Rosemary Driver, 5/5 Wendy Norman, 5/6 Amal Shaikh, 5/6 Hannah Lugiano, 5/7 Arvind Rajan, 5/7 Madelyn Martin, 5/12 Kristina Porras, 5/12 Reid Craft, 5/13 Esperes Mfwilwakanda, 5/13 Patrick Ralph, 5/13 Alma Gill, 5/15 Rosemarie Sholl, 5/15 Betty Whitley, 5/15 Katlynn Reaves, 5/17 David Cottengim, 5/18 Evelyn Washington, 5/18 Shreya Nakkala, 5/19 Arina Bartnicka, 5/20 Susan Mitchell, 5/20 Ellen Plumblee, 5/20 Kristina Abarca, 5/22 Krishna Patel, 5/24 Hieu - Trung Hoang, 5/27 Johnsie Jefferys, 5/27 David Meyer, 5/27 Ida Young, 5/27 Madeline O'Reilly, 5/29 Taylor Hernandez, 5/30 Alexandria Hill, 5/31

June Donna Daniels, 6/2 Colette Hudgins, 6/2 Yasmine Hossamy, 6/3 Joshua Holland, 6/5 Roger Sachan, 6/5 Nadia Toma, 6/5 Moriah Zarzar, 6/5 Diane Lewis, 6/7 Jean Dansak, 6/8 Molly Gallion, 6/8 Davide Bruno, 6/11 Julia Washburn, 6/11 Sharief Saleh, 6/13 Deborah Lambert, 6/14 Yu-Ann Chen, 6/15 Natalie Collier, 6/17 Barb Davis, 6/17 Eduardo Hernandez, 6/17 Patricia Hobbs, 6/18 Sarah Whitehouse, 6/18 Sherman Driver, 6/19 Valerie Zimmerman, 6/19 Jessica Poole, 6/21 Joyce Serra, 6/22 Pamela Thompson, 6/22 Linda Fowler, 6/23 Kathy Begun, 6/24 Linda Butler, 6/26 Cecile Noel, 6/26 Sherri Curtin, 6/27 Chad Flowers, 6/27 Laura Miller, 6/27 Lynn Scott, 6/27 Pearl Fowler, 6/28 Joshua John, 6/28 Franklin Johnson, 6/28 John Langham, 6/28 Grant Thomas, 6/28

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Happy Birthday!

WakeMed Volunteers

Raleigh Campus July Sheevanie Casimir, 7/1 Sruthi Valluru, 7/1 Carol Weathersbee, 7/1 Tetyana Nawrocki, 7/3 Dale Clement, 7/6 Walter Davis, 7/7 Brianna Laferriere, 7/7 Allison Tu, 7/10 Margaret Huels, 7/11 Elise Laffitte, 7/11 Sharon Parsons, 7/12 William Bell, 7/13 Karina Cestaro, 7/13 Carol Dahle, 7/15 Morgan Tyson, 7/15 Marti Brookie, 7/16 Pamela Pittenger, 7/17 Ann Brown, 7/18 Lavonda Crocker, 7/18 Aryan Jain, 7/19 Lily Bender, 7/20 Donna Ditomasso, 7/20 Michael Mulvihill, 7/20 Samuel Holmes Jr, 7/22 Ann Lefebvre, 7/22 Alan Craft, 7/23 Louise Wurst, 7/23 Eman Abdallah, 7/25 Barbara Hutchison, 7/25 Nura Elhentaty, 7/26 Emma Gagliarducci, 7/26 Neal Patel, 7/26 Noelle Woods, 7/26 James Miller, 7/27 Matthew Torres, 7/27 Marcus Harrington, 7/29 Hashim Ayesh, 7/30 Henry Miller, 7/30 Jeanette Rice, 7/30 Laura Wilson, 7/30 Samuel Collins, 7/31 Jacob Lamunyon, 7/31 Jean Mercer, 7/31

August Rebecca Farrington, 8/2 Matthew Gwinn, 8/2 Suzanne Zeok, 8/2 Alison Thompson, 8/4 Gary Braswell, 8/5 Jackie Gugliotti, 8/5 Wendy Lamm, 8/5 Betty Sawicki, 8/5 Trina Boyer, 8/6 Florence Huebner, 8/7 Nell Critcher, 8/8 James Davis, 8/9 Willa Wilkinson, 8/10 Melissa Horton, 8/11 Linda Carroll, 8/13 Melodie Chang, 8/13 Tabitha Marcum, 8/13 Lynn Lashley, 8/14 Veronica Lavelle, 8/14 Rayquel Wescott, 8/14 Tracy Franks-Lucas, 8/15 Janet Jennings, 8/15 Sanford Pittenger, 8/15 Michael Brady, 8/16 Cherish Thrash, 8/16 Joyce Jones, 8/17 Melissa Nausch, 8/17 Candy Loding, 8/18 Katherine Wong, 8/18 Uche Ejituwu, 8/19 Mohammad Mohammad, 8/19 Samantha Smith, 8/20 Ed Goetz, 8/21 Elsie Kesselman, 8/21 Joan Vinson, 8/21 Steve Yee, 8/21 Chelsea Akabueze, 8/22 Shirley Preston, 8/22 Adonna Simpson-Lewis, 8/22 Betty Costello, 8/23 Lindsey Humphrey, 8/23 Franz Deisenbeck, 8/24 Catherine Lahoud, 8/24 Sumera Jaleel, 8/25 Catherine McDonnell, 8/25 Batool Karim Delavar, 8/26 Meredith Morgan, 8/26 Treva Thompson, 8/26 Isley Correia, 8/27 Shane Freeman, 8/28 John Stelmack, 8/28

Maria Uzun, 8/28 Jean Wall, 8/28 Christine Ketner, 8/29 Valerie Perry, 8/29 Ashley You, 8/29 Pamela Landaverde, 8/30 Kelly Newborn, 8/30 Sona Salahuddin, 8/30 Krisann Fogarty, 8/31

September Joanna Baitinger, 9/1 Hedy Kronenwetter, 9/1 Linda Nguyen, 9/1 Lita (Chiorene) Barr, 9/3 Sherri Brammer, 9/6 Dagmar Radun, 9/6 Jean Holloway, 9/7 Sarah Rasmussen, 9/7 Sandra Calixto, 9/9 Catherine Bell, 9/10 Rose Bradley, 9/10 Sara Cammie, 9/10 Carolyn Duncan, 9/12 Sydney Rojas, 9/13 Caroline Coble, 9/14 Sydney Lattimore, 9/14 Hayley Thornton, 9/15 Margaret Clary, 9/16 Kitty Parker, 9/16 Jessica Betancourt, 9/17 Karin Beaty, 9/18 Shirley Binkley, 9/18 Sabrina Brown, 9/19 Jonshea Edwards, 9/19 Luis Flores-Gomez, 9/19 Bok Soon Chae, 9/21 Felicia Davis, 9/21 Denise Feighery, 9/21 Tyrone Allen, 9/22 Imuetinyan-Osa Aibangbee, 9/23 Karen Spivey, 9/23 Danna Freeman, 9/24 Isra Siddiqui, 9/25 Josiah Whitehead, 9/25 John Lykes, 9/26 JoAnne Simpson, 9/26 Joseph Dittmar, 9/27 Maheen Moin, 9/28 Demetra Dixson, 9/29 Barbara Brooks, 9/30

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Happy Birthday!

WakeMed Volunteers

WakeMed North Hospital April Ann Amorossi, 4/24 May No May birthdays June Sophia Khan, 6/12 Carol Cox, 6/25 July Eman Abdallah, 7/25 Celeste Abreu, 7/28 Julia Omolo, 7/14 August Sandy Bannoura, 8/3 Christina Parrish, 8/20 Barbara McCool, 8/21 Catherine McDonnell, 8/25

September Lita Barr, 9/3 Larry Parks, 9/9 Cary Hospital April Mariama Jabati, 4/2 Sheela George, 4/3 Banu Krishnamurthy, 4/5 Lorraine Dibble, 4/8 Robert Rafferty, 4/11 Teresa Koeppen, 4/11 Connie Pymento, 4/12 Jonathan Harrison, 4/14 Jane Bird, 4/14 Nancy Messina, 4/14 Deborah Swift, 4/15 Laura Goodman, 4/15 Vivian Collins, 4/15 Luanne Jeffery, 4/15 Jane Warner, 4/18

Jeannie Smith, 4/21 Richard (dick) Carson, 4/21 Rita Mody, 4/21 Norma Cerron, 4/22 Harriet Kelner, 4/22 Brenda Yarbrough, 4/23 Fran Blumenkrantz, 4/23 Jim Ryals, 4/25 Linda Tuffey, 4/28 Euna Cho, 4/29 Barbara Scher, 4/29 Heidi Fiedler, 4/30

May Doris Brown, 5/2 Beth Bauer, 5/2 Tanmay Joshi, 5/3 Alberta Freund, 5/3 Gayle Keen, 5/4 Margaret Rapp, 5/5 Catherine Scocca, 5/6 Joan Bird, 5/6 Christine Roath, 5/6 Kiya Amerson, 5/7 Pei-Lin Su, 5/8 Jillian Klemm, 5/10 Christina Rupert, 5/10 Padmakalyani Vasudevan, 5/10 Barbara Williams, 5/10 Charles Schabel, 5/10 Annie Holloway, 5/11 Loretta Consiglio, 5/13 Rachel Keeter, 5/14 Sandra Boyd-Pelzel, 5/14 Bethel Bullock, 5/15 Priti Doshi, 5/16 Erin Nortonen, 5/16 Joan Morelen, 5/17 Aileen Webster, 5/19 Helen Cotton, 5/21 Eric Song, 5/21 David Moore, 5/22 Krishna Patel, 5/24 Charlyn Dougherty, 5/25 Janice Coates, 5/26 Maria Teresa Franco, 5/27

Gayathri Sureshkumar, 5/28 Jack Gomperts, 5/28 Cheryl Brugler, 5/29 Breanne Burgess, 5/30 Allison Jones, 5/30 Julie Auble, 5/31

June Cecelia Roundy, 6/1 Cathy Kasten, 6/2 Yasmin Khan, 6/4 Elvira Knoll, 6/5 Evon Elaine Sanders, 6/5 Sarah Carlisle, 6/6 Lauren Bruce, 6/6 Margaret Pearce, 6/7 David Greybill, 6/8 Shiela Braun, 6/8 Susan Streeter, 6/9 Charles White, 6/10 Joann Martin, 6/10 Jacquelene Winston, 6/11 Elizabeth Lake, 6/13 Gaye Forman, 6/14 Charlotte Ward, 6/14 Nancy Courtney, 6/15 Kathleen Grinter, 6/15 Kevin Gaffney, 6/15 Rujula Vemuri, 6/16 Debbie Berland, 6/16 Maryellen Massenburg, 6/17 Susan Gould, 6/18 Jayanthi Satagopan, 6/18 Ann Buenconsejo, 6/19 Diane Boyer, 6/21 Clarry Wandera, 6/22 Constance Sinha, 6/23 Betty Howes, 6/26 Nicholas Jurado, 6/26 Cheryl Thompson, 6/28 John Langham, 6/28 Judith Rea, 6/29 Jan Koret, 6/29 Lynne Benson, 6/30

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Happy Birthday!

WakeMed Volunteers

Cary Hospital July Deanna Lister, 7/1 Rhetta Davis, 7/2 Jan Hetner, 7/5 Saveeta Menghani, 7/6 Helen Tsui, 7/6 Suzanne Orebaugh, 7/7 Julia Walia, 7/7 Christine Wallace, 7/7 Timothy Shoriak, 7/8 Patricia Perkins, 7/9 Ronald Bostick, 7/10 Joe Esmond, 7/10 Gloria Mertz, 7/10 Elaine Nagle, 7/10 Kevin Wang, 7/11 Larry Hemmings, 7/14 James Schultz, 7/14 Joseph Hegeman, 7/15 Sonia Manocha, 7/15 Sarah Nile, 7/17 Anthony Conforti, 7/18 Ann Erteschik, 7/18 Kimberly Martin, 7/18 Fee (linda) Yue, 7/18 Bill Ayars, 7/20 Seema Singh, 7/21 Devanshi Rana, 7/22 Vidya Venkataganesan, 7/22 Audrey Addo, 7/23 Morgan Moore, 7/24 Viki Johnson, 7/25 Annette Edeburn, 7/26 Ishita Pothiwala, 7/26 Phyllis Siegel, 7/26 Brooke McNeeley, 7/28 Nisha Mehta, 7/28 Carol Longo, 7/30 Ponni Theetharappan, 7/30 Rebecca Camak, 7/31 Henry Dudek, 7/31 John Grau, 7/31 Janet Kretzschmar, 7/31 Deema Sader, 7/31

August Donald Bargy, 8/1 Kammi Cox, 8/2 Sandra Favro, 8/2 Gerry James, 8/2 Robert Lukaszewski, 8/3 Prentice (Luther) Faircloth, 8/4 Yvonne Washington-German, 8/4 Kyle Davis, 8/5 Suzanna Magaldino, 8/7 Molly McLean, 8/8 Rosa Figueroa, 8/10 Grace Adams, 8/11 Melody Mangum, 8/11 Harold Lenick, 8/12 McKenzie Schrick, 8/12 Nipa Doshi, 8/13 Steven Jones, 8/13 Linda Junk, 8/13 Judy Millar, 8/14 Deborah Thompson, 8/14 Susan Holbrook, 8/15 Betty Seidner, 8/15 Leo Stander, 8/15 Gretchen Best, 8/16 Jean Poe, 8/16 Charis Lowe, 8/17 Juanita Clegg, 8/18 Tina Seagroves, 8/18 Kathia Compton, 8/19 Melanie Mudge, 8/19 Gerry Werner, 8/21 Anna Boyer, 8/22 Daniel Ma, 8/22 Jimena Herrera-Avila, 8/24 Melvin Perkins, 8/24 Della Staub, 8/24 Alicia Darnell, 8/26 Dania Farawi, 8/26 Michael Schuler, 8/26 Carolyn Songey, 8/26 Sydney Baker, 8/28 Roberta Hellerman, 8/29 Amber Monroe, 8/29 Bina Shah, 8/30

September Deanna Leuenberger, 9/1 Bhavya Lankipalli, 9/2 Cecilia Burgess, 9/3 Fatemeh Sayyady, 9/3 Aubrey Knier, 9/4 Amanda Magno, 9/4 Peggy Jones, 9/6 Stewart Toms, 9/6 Mafaaz White, 9/6 Patricia Ugino, 9/7 Marie Austin, 9/9 Meghana Sai Kiran, 9/9 Betty Worley, 9/10 Suha Ahmed, 9/11 Gail Davis, 9/11 Lucille Lambert, 9/11 Alix Peters, 9/12 Evelyn Hahn, 9/13 Linda Kalnins, 9/13 Kathy Rembrandt, 9/13 Margaret (Peggy) Thomas, 9/14 Jane Paige, 9/15 Samantha Skavicus, 9/16 Luciana Branco, 9/17 Kalpana Nath, 9/17 Brenda Kimble, 9/18 Drew Smith, 9/18 Karen Williams, 9/18 Itzayana Pedro-Islas, 9/19 Marc Pion, 9/19 Gail Boyd, 9/21 Sandra Chalk, 9/21 Abhinaya Perumbedu, 9/21 Mary Lynn Barnett, 9/22 Chasity Jones, 9/24 Christine Goldsworthy, 9/26 Mankirandeep Khaira, 9/27 Erika Denz, 9/28 Nancy Cope, 9/29 Donna Doherty, 9/29 Susan Tucker, 9/29

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Raleigh Campus Lijain Al Samara Alison Aldana Beulah Andrews Hadi Barakat Alana Basden Nancy Bates Kayleigh Beford Jessica Betancourt Nicholas Biondo Teresa Boyd Darien Braswell Breina Brinkley Lauryn Brown Hunter Buxton Margaret (Peggy) Canevari Jamie Carbon Sheevanie Casimir Courtney Casterline Karina Cestaro Melodie Chang Rosa Cheek Johana Colindres Lauren Dattilo Michael Dayton Hannah Deans Sarah Deckard Franz Deisenbeck Hannah Demaionewton Sunny Deshwal Thomas Doman Morgan Estes Maria Forte Raini Fowler Tracy Franks-Lucas Sarah Furnari Emma Gagliarducci Keely Galliera Meenakshi Gopalakrishnan Tayler Grier Mary Hood Barbara Hutchison Julanne Kalin Keerti Kalluru Emara Kearney Kathy Lancaster Shakeila Lane Sydney Lattimore

Chloe Lavieri Jennifer Lee Donna Lykes John Lykes Yara Mahmoud Briana Marshall Holly Martin Martha Anne Mock Meredith Morgan Madeleine Murray Isabella Nicholson Rana Oueijan Karie Palffy Shakshi Patel Colleen Phillips Liam Pongracz Isabel Regan Brandon Richardson Meg Rodgers Latoshia Rouse Samantha Rucker Kaylee Sagrero Taylor Schofield Madeline Severance Angelica Sevilla Peggy Smith Parker Stantz Michelle Starling Saghi Tajik Mikayla Vu Peyton Whitaker Jannie Wong Katherine Wong Bharat Yadav

WakeMed North Hospital Ann Amorossi Carol Cox Savannah Dupree Cynthia Mayo Christina Parrish Elizabeth Tencza Richard Wynne

Cary Hospital Carol Abramson Jyothi Aindla Haley Bock

Luciana Branco Joshua Bringas Garcia Kathleen Buckheit Peter Cheng Kelly Contino Kyle Davis Kareena Deol Jada Enoch Rosa Figueroa Brendon Flannery Natalie Fulwider Muriel Green Alexandra Hall Ellery Hepburn Jimena Herrera-Avila Patrcica Hoffman James Horng Julanne Kalin Sakshi Kaondal Nazneen Khan Sriya Kongala Sydney Lai Bhavya Lankipalli Rebecca Lepore Carol Longo Patricia McCarthy Yamilet Murdock Jill Nelson Megan Nickel Sarah Nile Bridget O'Donnell Alyssa Pederson Itzayana Pedro-Islas Sahana Prakash Polly Quinn Roslyn Reynoso Deema Sader Malinda Salter McKenzie Schrick Shereen Schroeder Clare Scott Debbi Slupianek Kathleen (Kathi) Smith Ana Vargo Julia Walia Aaliyah Williams Julia (Kate) Wood Beth Yakaboski Emily Ye

Welcome New Volunteers

WE NEED YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS!

BLOSSOMS FOR LIFE CONTRIBUTION OPPORTUNITY A special program developed by The Volunteers at WakeMed Cary Hospital, Blossoms for Life is a unique way to say thank you for care you have received, to remember a loved one, to celebrate the birth of a child, to celebrate an anniversary or to recognize special people & events. Recognition of the Blossoms for Life donors, memorials & honoraria are on display in the Cary Hospital Conference Center. All gifts received by Blossoms for Life are used to fund programs & services throughout the hospital. If you are interested in making a contribution, please complete the form below & return to the Volunteer Services de-partment at Cary Hospital.

All contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent that the law allows.

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KEEP MAILING ME THE HEARTBEAT! Complete the form below & return to your Volunteer Services department

Email Update Form:

Name

Email Address

PLEASE REMEMBER TO ADD US TO YOUR CONTACT LISTS!

Mail to: WakeMed Raleigh Campus, Volunteer Services – 3000 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610 Or WakeMed Cary Hospital, Volunteer Services – 1900 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary, NC 27518

I prefer to continue to receive the HeartBeat by US Mail

Name Mail to: WakeMed Raleigh Campus, Volunteer Services – 3000 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610 Or WakeMed Cary Hospital, Volunteer Services – 1900 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary, NC 27518

BLOSSOMS FOR LIFE CONTRIBUTION OPPORTUNITY

Donor Name Address

AMOUNT OF DONATION: ___________________ In Memory/Honor of:

Acknowledgment to be sent to:

Name Address

Please make your check payable to: The Volunteers at WakeMed Cary Hospital Mail to:

The Volunteers at WakeMed Cary Hospital, 1900 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary, NC 27518

Department of Volunteer Services

3000 New Bern Avenue

Raleigh, NC 27610-4465