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SPECIAL ISSUE: 2013 ANNUALREPORT

THOSE LEADING THE WAYFrONT rOW FrOm LEFT: The late morgan E. Cline, honorary chair, Capital Campaign; Ann Unterberg, board chair, MMCF; BACk rOW FrOm LEFT:karen Siciliano, chair, Cranmer Legacy Society; Claire knopf, president, The Women’s Council; Tracy Brown, chair, The Unterberg Children’s Hospital Leadership Council Feature article on page 6

2014SPRINGMilestones

Board Chair & Vice President

MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDATION

John C. Archibald Alan Davis, Esq.Lewis M. Eisenberg Harry I. Franco◊Julian Hoffman Thomas P. Kiely◊Shelley D. Schultz Don J. Summa, CPAAlexis Tucci, Esq. Charles L. Zukaukas, MD

HONORARY TRUSTEESMMCFOFFICERS

* Advisory Board Member

Ann Unterberg Chair

Terry Ingram robert Patton

Vice Chairsrosanna Fazio

Treasurer

Tracy Brown Secretary

Gerald C. marrone Immediate Past Chair

Tara F. kelly Vice President of Development,

Ex officio member

Lucia M. Baratta*

Richard S. Berger

Virginia S. Bauer*

Ana Blank

Michael Bonevento, CFP,

ChFC, CLU

Robert L. Boyle

Francis (Skip) Branin, Jr.

John B. Checton, MD

Morgan E. Cline ◊

MISSIONAs a Barnabas Health facility,

monmouth medical Center Foundation

is a leader in identifying, cultivating and

soliciting charitable gifts in support of

Monmouth Medical Center’s mission to

deliver quality-driven, efficient and responsive

health care services to the community.

MISSION &VISION STATEMENT

VISION STATEMENTmonmouth medical Center Foundation,

a charitable organization dedicated to supporting

Monmouth Medical Center and its programs

and services, has a five-fold mission:

n To develop and implement foundation programs

that provide charitable financial support to

Monmouth Medical Center.

n To demonstrate to the public at large how

philanthropy benefits donors, patients and the

community served by Monmouth Medical Center.

n To increase public awareness and enhance the

community’s positive perception of Monmouth

Medical Center by being an advocate of the

center’s commitment to the community.

n To serve responsibly as the steward of contributed

funds to Monmouth Medical Center.

n To develop candidates for leadership positions for

Monmouth Medical Center Foundation and

Monmouth Medical Center.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Ty J. Olson, MD, FACS

Michael O’Neill

Luanne M. Peterpaul, Esq.

Ronald J. Rac

Joseph J. Romanowski*

Geri Roper

Richard B. Ruchman, MD

Cynthia Rusis

Siran Hovnanian Sahakian

Patrick P. Scire

Gregory A. Greco, MD, FACS

Arthur M. Greenbaum, Esq.*

Jack C. Howley

Michele Davis Karagianakis*

Marshall Knopf

George R. Laufenberg

Simon Levin, Esq.

Edward F. McNamee

Bruce M. Meyer*

Gloria Nilson

Robert H. Sickles

Richard S. Spengler

Carol Stillwell

Anthony P. Terracciano,

Ex-officio member

Joseph A. Torcivia*

Frank J. Vozos, MD, FACS

Ex-officio member

Louis J. Zinterhofer, MD

Judy Mazzeo Zocchi

Judith W. Dawkins

Michael J. Del Priore*

Anthony J. Diaco*

Warren Diamond

Margaret Fisher, MD,

Ex officio member

Douglas H. Forsyth

Louis Fromkin*

Samuel Fromkin*

Barbara S. Goldfarb

2 Milestones nSpring 2014 Milestones nSpring 2014 3

Tara F. Kelly Vice President Monmouth Medical Center Foundation

This was a year of strong accomplishments for

Monmouth Medical Center Foundation. We thank

our Board of Trustees, supporters, and especially,

our philanthropic leaders for their generosity and

unwavering commitment to the health of our community and our

region’s leading hospital – Monmouth Medical Center (MMC).

Foundation Board members and staff work tirelessly to raise funds

that benefit Monmouth Medical Center and the community it

serves. Our success over the past year is evident in the many

capital projects currently being unveiled throughout our campus.

Notably, the Hiriar and Anna Hovnanian Foundation Regional

Newborn Center, the region’s largest state-designated Level III

NICU, with one of the highest survival rates in the country, was

completed and opened in 2013.

MMC proudly delivers more babies than any hospital in

Monmouth and Ocean counties, and the third most within the

state. To serve families in our community and their growing

needs, the Foundation is currently funding an ambitious

expansion of the Eisenberg Family Center, to include additional

private postpartum rooms, as well as the second Scire Family

Nursery for newborns.

To our oncology patients and their families, MMC will dedicate

the new Cheryl L. Diamond Cancer Care Pavilion in 2014. This

will centralize the many facets of our cancer care programs and

services for over 50,000 patient visits annually.

Of the many awards we received last year, we were perhaps most

thrilled and honored to have been chosen by the Asbury Park

Press readers as “the best of the best” hospital in Monmouth

County. This award speaks to the community’s confidence in

Monmouth Medical Center’s stellar and compassionate care.

The pages which follow chronicle the accomplishments and the

opportunities before us. Please join us in celebrating the past year and

looking forward to the future of OUR Monmouth Medical Center. n

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TABLE ofCONTENTS

MileSToneS Message from Foundation Board Chair and VP

Message from President and CEO

Leading the Way

Loving Paws

Major Gifts for The Unterberg Children’s Hospital

Cranmer Legacy Society

AnnuAl RepoRT

Financial Reports

Honor Roll of Donors

Grant Summary

Employee & Medical-Dental Campaign

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Ann Unterberg Board Chair Monmouth Medical Center Foundation

The merger will result

in seamless access to

Monmouth Medical Center’s

renowned specialty

services, particularly

in the areas of

geriatrics, oncology

and neurology.

in 2013, Monmouth Medical Center once again took impressive steps to maintain its position as the

region’s leading health care provider. The milestones attained during the past year serve to affirm

Monmouth’s commitment to excellence in clinical quality and performance improvement.

Monmouth was awarded straight A’s for hospital safety for the second consecutive year by The Leapfrog Group, an

independent national nonprofit organization. We were also once again voted the Best Hospital in Monmouth County

by the readers of The Asbury Park Press newspaper.

Also in 2013, Monmouth Medical Center joined forces with Spirit of Women, an elite coalition of American hospitals

and health care providers that ascribes to high standards of excellence in women’s health, education, and commu-

nity outreach. The renaming of our renowned children’s hospital to The Unterberg Children’s Hospital at Monmouth

Medical Center in recognition of a major gift made by Ann and Thomas Unterberg was another significant highlight

of the year.

Among the new programs that debuted in 2013 was a Sudden Onset Seizure Clinic, developed by Monmouth

Medical Center’s Neuroscience Institute to provide newly diagnosed seizure patients with an expedited evaluation by

an epilepsy specialist. Monmouth Medical Center hosted its first Matthew J. Morahan Screening event, to provide

education, evaluation and assessment of sports injury and sports-related cardiac and concussion screenings. We also

dedicated the Jacqueline M. Wilentz Breast Center at Lakewood, marking another milestone for the Wilentz Center.

We became the first hospital in central and southern

New Jersey to introduce robotic-assisted partial knee

resurfacing and total hip replacement procedures

known as Makoplasty. This latest example of

pioneering robotic surgery at Monmouth Medical

Center came on the heels of the hospital’s milestone

of performing its 2,000th robotic surgery!

In an effort to raise awareness of cancer in all its

forms and educate the public about the importance

of early detection and prevention, Monmouth

Medical Center launched a unique cancer awareness

campaign designed to strengthen the fight against

every form of cancer. Roll Out The Ribbons is our

long-term awareness campaign designed to bring

together the surrounding communities in the fight

against all types of cancer.

Barnabas Health announced its plans in January

2014, to merge Kimball Medical Center in Lakewood

with Monmouth Medical Center to create an

integrated, regionalized, two campus partnership.

This new network of care will establish a stronger

health care delivery model for the future and expand

outpatient services to better manage the health of

the populations served.

As we grow and expand, we will continue to focus

on quality and innovation, and lead the region in

providing the very best health and wellness care

available. n


ACCOMPLISHMENTS LEAD US TOWARDS…

FUTURE!

Frank J. Vozos, M.D., FACS President and Chief Executive Officer

THE

kimball medical Center will be renamed monmouth medical Center, Southern Campus.

From left: Ann Unterberg, Claire Knopf▲


“My husband, Tom, and I hope that our gift will not only

help create a healthy community, but also encourage

others to learn more about Monmouth Medical Center

and join us in support of this fine hospital.” – Ann Unterberg, chair, Monmouth Medical Center Foundation Board of Trustees

“It is an honor and a privilege to work with such an

outstanding group of dedicated women wholly committed

to advocating for patients of all cancers at the Leon Hess

Cancer Center. I am so proud of the Council’s successful

fundraising efforts, which have benefitted the Patient

Navigator Program, the Tomotherapy Waiting Area and

the Patient Infusion Unit, among many other of the Center’s

needs. It gives me great satisfaction to play a role in this

nearly twenty year old respected organization.” – Claire Knopf, president, The Women’s Council at MMC

“Our goal is to provide services for families to raise healthy

children, to be the voice in our community and to form family

partnerships in wellness. ” – Tracy Brown, chair, The Unterberg Children’s Hospital Leadership Council, Monmouth Medical Center Foundation trustee

“As a member of Monmouth Medical Center’s Board of

Trustees, I have had the opportunity to work with incredible

people with whom I share a passion and a purpose.

Marvelous medicine…and a few miracles…happen here.” – Karen Siciliano, chair,

Cranmer Legacy Society, Monmouth Medical Center trustee

From left: Karen Siciliano, Tracy Brown▲

LEADING THE WAY

p hilanthropy is frequently understood to mean an act or gift done or made for humanitarian

purposes. Yet Monmouth Medical Center’s (MMC) philanthropic leaders are more inclined to

align themselves with the second, lesser known definition—love of humanity.

The dedicated philanthropists and leaders featured here are committed to Monmouth Medical Center and

know the meaning of philanthropy first hand. They value their engagement in the community and share

among them a goal of raising philanthropic awareness for the programs and services at the Medical Center.

These individuals have taken the position to lead, engage and make a difference. Their collaborative actions

share with YOU, our supporters and the community, the mission of Monmouth Medical Center.

Our leaders value state-of-the art medical care, cutting-edge technology and equipment, quality health

care education, and the most accomplished medical personnel. Through their gifts, and yours, we meet

the needs of the community by working closely with the hospital to facilitate awareness and provide stellar

family-centered medical care.

We are truly grateful for our community leaders, who are dedicated to advancing the quality of medical

care in our area. Their unwavering commitment to the hospital and the community is greatly appreciated. n

“The quality of care at

Monmouth Medical Center is

truly exceptional. Every staff member,

from the housekeepers to the nurses

and dieticians are all kind and friendly.

It is an uplifting experience to be there

as a patient or as a family member! ”– Morgan E. Cline, Monmouth Medical Center Foundation trustee, honorary chair, Capital Campaign

Morgan E. Cline, August 26, 1932 – April 20, 2014▲

In Memory OfMORGAN E. CLINEThe Cline-D’Onofrio Emergency Services Pavilion

at Monmouth Medical Center

is one of many footprints morgan Cline

left in our community. What he gave to

the hospital will forever be remembered

for generations to come. Morgan’s tenacity,

mentoring and strength of spirit created

a bond with the hospital and its staff that will be

forever missed.


D id you know that some of monmouth medical Center’s most

effective caregivers are “Man’s Best Friend”? We have twelve dogs of

diverse breeds in our Pet Therapy Program that enhance the healing

process for patients of all ages by reducing stress for both the patients

and their families. Monmouth Medical Center’s (MMC) team of volunteer handlers and

therapy animals provide positive interactions that bring unconditional love from an animal

to the bedside, which contributes to the emotional and physical healing process. Interacting

with a dog has been shown to improve cardiovascular health and diminish overall physical

pain. Mental benefits include decreased depression, lowered anxiety, decreased feelings of

isolation, increased socialization, and reduced boredom.

Pet therapy dogs have been in The Unterberg Children’s Hospital at Monmouth Medical

Center since 2007. In fact, one of MMC’s first therapists, Tilly, was recently inducted into the

New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association’s Animal Hall of Fame for her devotion to MMC’s

patients. From the first moment Tilly waddled into the front doors of the hospital, she acted

like a veteran. She licked sad faces, sat patiently waiting for a squeeze from the children,

and she never wavered when machines started to beep loudly next to her. Her human

partner reports, “It seemed that Tilly was as comfortable within the chaos of a hospital as if

she were lying on her favorite chair in our quiet home.”

Tilly has been at MMC long enough to establish deep and meaningful relationships with

both patients and their families. One pediatric patient was in treatment for years, with

multiple inpatient stays. Tilly and the young patient grew quite close, and Tilly was with the

family during the patient’s final days.

The patient’s family requested the comfort of Tilly at the wake. Tilly attended and stood quietly

on the altar before resting at the foot of the casket, guarding the patient in rest. The therapy

dog was then able to stay and help soothe everyone at the wake, especially the children. Tilly’s

handler reports that this was one of her most difficult, but rewarding experiences.

The Pet Therapy Program has proven to benefit the dogs, as well. Kahlua, a chocolate

Labrador-Retriever mix joined the program after being rescued from an abandoned

warehouse in South Carolina. She had multiple broken bones and lacerations. The

Monmouth County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals heard about the puppy

and had her transferred and treated at their Eatontown shelter. After a lengthy recovery, she

was adopted by Margie Pardes, who soon realized that Kahlua’s temperament would make

her an ideal therapy dog. Kahlua and Margie have been a Monmouth Medical Center team

ever since, frequently working in the Jacqueline M. Wilentz Comprehensive Breast Center,

where Margie’s husband, Dr. Jorge Pardes, is a diagnostic radiologist and director of Breast

Imaging at the Jacqueline M. Wilentz Comprehensive Breast Center.

In 2013, the pet therapy program was fortunate to receive philanthropic grants from the

Monmouth Park Charity Fund and the Jersey Shore Greek Festival Outreach Fund. External

funding is essential as we seek to expand the program and add more loving paws to provide

unconditional love, support, and comfort to children and adults. n

FrOm rIGHT TO LEFT: Corrine, patient, with Quincy▲

LOVING PAWSINSPIRING COMFORT &CARE

“When you are diagnosed

with Cancer, it’s always with you;

from the moment you wake up

in the morning until you close

your eyes to fall asleep at night.

When I met Quincy, it all went

away. It felt like I was with my

own dog and he made me feel

normal again. Quincy allowed

me to hug and squeeze him,

and it warmed my heart.”– Corinne, patient in the Bernard Fromkin Oncology and Special Care Unit at MMC

FrOm LEFT: Margie Pardes with Kahlua; and Jorge G. Pardes, MD, director of Breast Imaging, the Jacqueline M. Wilentz Comprehensive Breast Center

▲

Please contact Laura A. Siemientkowski, Coordinator, Volunteer Services, 732.923.6671, to learn how your dog can become a candidate for certification in The Pet Therapy Program.


MORE THAn A BUILDING

From Left: Amanda McHeffey Kennedy; Jenn Crow; Kim Swain▲

▲From Left: Susan Olson, The Unterberg Children’s Hospital Leadership Council Member; Ty J. Olson, MD, FACS, medical co-director, Gamma Knife Center, MMCF trustee From Left: Kathryn Patton and Dianne Butters, co-chairs of Lecture Committee

▲

W e know that a children’s hospital isn’t just a building; it is also the people within that building

working together for the wellness of your children. The newly formed The Unterberg Children’s

Hospital Leadership Council, believes that happy and healthy children are our future. The

Council supports The Unterberg Children’s Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center’s commitment to

pediatric excellence by advocating for the health and wellness of children in our community.

This February, the Council hosted its first educational event on a subject that has captured the attention of

virtually every parent: Raising Confident Children in a Social Media World. The speakers, Mary Harris, a specialist

professor of public relations at Monmouth University, and Mike Seeley, RN with Barnabas Health, addressed

how social media has revolutionized the way our world communicates and, in turn, the way our children

learn, develop and interact. In this dynamic presentation, parents gained helpful suggestions for implementing

safe practices at home and embracing this interactive media for the great learning opportunities it can offer.

The Unterberg Children’s Hospital’s Leadership Council continues to advocate, educate and raise awareness of the

hospital’s programs and services. Look for future events this year. n

MCLoonesAWAReneSS iniTiATiVe

FUND

Tim and Beth mcLoone, longtime supporters of Monmouth Medical Center,

decided to launch a special initiative in 2013 that raised both awareness and

critical funds for The Valerie Fund Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood

Disorders at The Unterberg Children’s Hospital at monmouth medical

Center. Their son, Jack, was successfully treated for leukemia at the Valerie

Center. During such a trying time, both parents took comfort in the fact that

their son’s treatment was close to home. This was a tremendous help during the

most critical stages of his care.

Despite their losses from Superstorm Sandy, the McLoones persisted with their

plans. All the McLoone’s restaurants participated in the fundraising and awareness

drive throughout 2013 including: Pier House in Long Branch, Boat House in West

Orange, CJ McLoone’s in Tinton Falls, McLoone’s Asbury Grille, Tim McLoone’s

Supper Club, Asbury, McLoone’s Bayonne Grill, and McLoone’s Woodbridge.

The staff at each restaurant worked closely with the staff at the Monmouth

Medical Center Foundation to raise funds through events, restaurant sales, and

such promotional items as t-shirts and pins, which were sold to highlight the

fundraising campaign. All of us at the Foundation and in the Valerie Center are

grateful to the McLoones for this initiative. n

The Monmouth Medical Center Foundation was thrilled to receive a $1.5 million

charitable contribution from robert m. rechnitz, Ph.D., and Joan rechnitz,

Ph.D., to benefit The Unterberg Children’s Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center.

“Drs. Rechnitz have proven their dedication to the Monmouth County community

time and again through their philanthropic efforts,” said Tara F. Kelly, vice president,

Monmouth Medical Center Foundation. “We are so grateful for this generous gift,

which is just one more testament to their commitment to area residents.”

The Rechnitzes’ gift marks the first seven-figure contribution to The Unterberg

Children’s Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center since it was named after the

Unterbergs in September 2013. The donation will support the unrivaled pediatric

care provided by The Unterberg Children’s Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center,

and allow for facility renovations and refurbishments. Additionally, it will provide

patients and their families with a more comfortable environment, and an expanded

pediatric intensive care unit that will better serve hundreds of children each year. n

1.5 MillionGIFTS

RechnitzTHe

FAMilY

Support ServicesCommunity Education

Child Life ServicesKidz Kare

Ronald McDonald House of Long Branch and NewBrunswick

Pediatric SubspecialtiesPediatric Cardiology

Child NeurologyCritical Care

Developmental/Behavioral PediatricsEndocrinology

Gastroenterology Hematology/Oncology

Infectious Disease Neonatology

Pulmonary Medicine


Legacy SocietyCRAnMeR

The

The Cranmer Legacy Society was

established in 1995, in honor of Ella B.

Cranmer, whose estate gifted Monmouth

Medical Center $4.5 million, the largest

single donation in the hospital’s history at

the time. To design a giving strategy that

meets your needs, please call or have your

attorney contact maja meighan, at

732.923.7986 or email

[email protected]

“I’ve chosen to invest in

Monmouth Medical Center

because giving back to the

community and leaving

a lasting legacy are

important to me. There are

so many ways that you, too,

can support the hospital.”– Karen M. Siciliano, Cranmer Legacy Society chair, Monmouth Medical Center trustee

You CAn MAKe A DIFFERENCE…

Karen M. Siciliano, Cranmer Legacy Society chair, Monmouth Medical Center trustee▲

YEARSFoRTO COME!

Here are several ways to consider making a gift:

n Designate a specific dollar amount or percentage in your will;

n Donate a specific asset, such as land, a second home, or stocks

and bonds held in a brokerage account;

n Create a trust to provide income for the hospital and have the

remainder go to your family, or create income for your family and

have the remainder go to the hospital;

n Name the Medical Center a beneficiary of all or a portion of your

retirement plan or life insurance policy;

n Receive back a guaranteed high rate of income by contributing to

a MMC gift annuity.

Arianna is the chair, president, and editor-in-chief of the

Huffington Post Media Group, a nationally syndicated columnist,

and author of fourteen books. In May 2005, she launched The

Huffington Post, a news and blog site that quickly became one

of the most widely-read, linked to, and frequently-cited media

brands on the Internet. In 2012, the site won a Pulitzer Prize

for national reporting. In 2013, she was named to the Forbes

Most Powerful Women list. In 2006, and again in 2011, she was

named to the Time 100, Time Magazine’s list of the world’s 100

most influential people.

Guest SPEAKER ARIANNA HUFFINGTON

POWERpinkof

at the home of CLAIRE and WOODY KNOPF

Thursday, July 10Benefitting: the Leon Hess Cancer Center

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT EVELYN NITIS: 732.923.7525 OR VISIT WWW.MONMOUTHFOUNDATION.ORG/POP

the women’s councilPRESENTS

Dr. Greco is the Chairman of the Division of Plastic Surgery,

General Surgery Clerkship Director, and a member of the Board

of Trustees at Monmouth Medical Center Foundation. He is the

current President of the New Jersey Society of Plastic Surgeons, is

dual board-certified in both Plastic Surgery and General Surgery,

and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Greco has

the distinguished honor of being voted “Best Doctors in America”,

“America’s Top Surgeons”, and “Top Doctors in NJ”.

Honoree GREGORY A. GRECO, MD, FACS

ANNUAL LUNCHEON

Outstanding ouTCoMeS!Marvelous MeDiCine!

Our heartfelt appreciation to all those who have pledged or

donated to the Capital Campaign during the fiscal year beginning

January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013. Together they are

ensuring that Monmouth Medical Center continues to provide

the best healthcare for our community.

10,000,000

9,000,000

8,000,000

7,000,000

6,000,000

5,000,000

4,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,000

1,000,000

0

$4,461,355

$7,050,668 (+58%)

$9,480,667(+34%)

2011 2012 2013

TOTAL GIVING TRENDSAnnual and Capital Campaign Components

ANNUAL GIVING

CAPTIAL CAMPAIGN

PROJECTSCapital

$2,500,000-$5,000,000 Ann and Thomas Unterberg

$1,000,000-$2,499,999Dr. Robert and Dr. Joan Rechnitz

$250,000-$999,999 The Scire Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Donald Welcome

$100,000-$249,999Freed Foundation Inc.

Gloria Nilson Fund of the Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Nilson

Ms. Susan B. Stearns

$50,000-$99,999International Process Plants and Equipment Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Papetti

$10,000-$49,999Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brown

Central Jersey Specialty Surgical Associates, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Davis

McLoone’s Boathouse

Mr. and Mrs. Tim McLoone

Mr. and Mrs. Harsha Murthy

The Thomas Peterpaul Foundation

Mr. David Schwartz

Tennis Tournament Committee

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Terracciano

UP TO $9,999Beauty Foundation for Cancer Care

Brief, Carmen and Kleiman, LLP

Mrs. Regina Burk

Bryan Cave, LLP

Mr. Michael DeNigris

Downtown Investors, LLC

Mr. Robert Durski

Encon Mechanical Corp.

The Fleming Family Charitable Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Frankel

Mrs. Laurie Friedman

Goldman, Sachs and Co.

Lloyd Gorcey Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howley

Ms. Jane Krieger

Mr. Samuel Landy

Scott Margolin Scholarship Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McNamee

New Jersey Natural Gas

Company Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ruisi

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Sharon

Note: It is the policy of the Monmouth Medical Center Foundation, an affiliate of Barnabas Health, that 5% of restricted gifts and up to 10% of restricted special event revenue is allocated for unrestricted purposes, which may include administrative and operational expenses.

AnnuAl FinAnCiAl RepoRT

2013

Charitable TurnoversMMCto

2013Radiology 17%

NICU 47%

Cancer Center 26%

Pediatrics 2%

Misc. Gifts 1%

Intensive Care 1%

Cystic Fibrosis 3%

Nursing Education 2%

Community Connections 1 %

This Annual Report documents the generous support of many donors who

made gifts from January 1, 2013 to December 31, 2013. During this period,

monmouth medical Center Foundation raised $9,480,677 (including $670,794

in public grants that are funded directly to the hospital from the state of New Jersey).

At year-end 2013, the Foundation’s total assets were $31,401,960. The Foundation had

an excess of income from operations of $5,913,534. Contributions consisted of cash

and pledges in support of the capital campaign, annual campaign, major gifts, planned

gifts and bequests, special events and grants. The chart below shows this in greater detail.

During 2013, the Foundation transferred $4,057,942 to monmouth medical Center in

support of the hospital’s various projects, programs and services as illustrated in the chart below.

2013 SOURCESof Contributions

Total Fundraising $8,809,883

Annual Giving 8%

Capital Campaign 57%

Special Events 14%

Major Gifts 6%

Retail-Gift Shop 3%

Grants 7%

Other 6%

14 Annual Report n2013 Annual Report n2013 15

(Excluding public grants)

of Donors

2013 AnnualHonor Roll

Cabaret for Life contributes to The Valerie Fund Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at mmC. From left: pediatric oncologists, Jessica Scerbo, MD, and Heather Grossman, MD; Felix Truex, Executive Vice President, Cabaret For Life, Inc.; Nishant Mysore; Margaret C. Fisher, MD, chair of pediatrics and medical director of The Unterberg Children’s Hospital; Susan Dulczak, RN, PNP, clinical director, The Valerie Fund Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders and Pediatric Medical Day Stay.

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE!


$2,500,000-$5,000,000 Ann and Thomas Unterberg

$1,000,000-$2,499,999 Dr. Robert and Dr. Joan Rechnitz

$250,000-$999,999The Hirair and Anna Hovnanian Foundation, Inc.

$100,000-$249,999Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Therapeutics, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Diaco

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Diamond

Freed Foundation Inc.

Gloria Nilson Fund of the Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Nilson

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rudin

Ms. Susan B. Stearns

Strauss Foundation

The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

The Valerie Fund

$50,000-$99,999Mr. Cory Booker

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Bernard Fromkin Family

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Fromkin

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fromkin

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fromkin

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suchodolsky

International Process Plants and Equipment Corp.

Knopf Automotive LLC

Torcivia Family Foundation, Inc.

Torcon Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Don Welcome

$10,000-$49,999Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blank

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brown

Central Jersey Family Health Consortium, Inc.

Mr. Morgan E. Cline

The Estate of George Coe

The Estate of Judith Stanley Coleman

Colon Cancer Alliance, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Conway, Jr.

Cook Group Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Davis

Mrs. Anne Evans Estabrook

Dr. Gregory Greco and Mr. Daniel P. Ranger

Grainger Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Marrone

McLoone’s Boathouse

TME Inc., McLoone Management

Mr. and Mrs. Tim McLoone

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Melnick

Mental Health Association in NJ

Mom 365

Mr. and Mrs. Harsha Murthy

Muscular Dystrophy Association

Gloria Monty O’Byrne 1997 Insurance Trust

The Mary Owen Borden Memorial Foundation

The Philadelphia Foundation

Jacob L. Reiss Foundation

The RTS Family Foundation

Mr. David Schwartz

The Scire Family Foundation, Inc.

Honorable Donald Steckroth

and Mrs. Virginia Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Terracciano

The Thomas Peterpaul Foundation

TomoTherapy Inc.

Wave of Hope Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Judy Mazzeo Zocchi

$1,000-$9,9993 Gals Go, LLC

7x24 Exchange Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. James Aaron

Abbvie

Advanced Health Media, LLC

Mr. James Alexander

Alpha Physician Resources

American Academy of Pediatrics

APIC, Inc.

Apruzzese, McDermott, Mastro

and Murphy, P.C.

Aptalis Pharma US, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. John Archibald

Mr. William Arnold and Mrs. Nancy Holecek

Association and Meeting Solutions, LLC

Auxilio Solutions, Inc.

Barnabas Health Medical Group

Bayada Pediatrics

The Beaty Family Foundation

Beauty Foundation for Cancer Care

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bell

BidPal Network

Mr. Robert L. Boyle

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Branin, Jr.

Brazilian Help Center

Brief, Carmen and Kleiman, LLP

Broadcast Music, Inc.

Mrs. Regina Burk

Dr. and Mrs. Eric N. Burkett

Cabaret for Life Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cassiliano, Sr.

Central Jersey Specialty Surgical Associates, LLC

Cerner Corporation

Chamberlin Edmonds and Associates, Inc.

Mr. Robert Clarke

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Clemente

Clifford Law Offices, P.C.

Columbia Management Group

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cooper

Honorable and Mrs. Steven Corodemus

The Dawkins Family Foundation Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Del Priore

Mr. and Mrs. Neil DeSena

Mr. and Mrs. Mark DiStefano

Ms. Ruth DiStefano

Mr. Patrick Doherty

Downtown Investors, LLC

Mr. Donald Drapkin

Mrs. Pauline Drazin

Drexel University College of Medicine

Drinker, Biddle and Reath, LLP

Mr. Robert Durski

East Coast Radiation Oncology

ECLMP

Emergency Medical Associates of N.J., P.A.

Encon Mechanical Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ferlise

First Hope Mortgages

Dr. Margaret C. Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Sean C. Flaherty

The Fleming Family Charitable Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frankel

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Heavey

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrmann

Hess Companies

HGK Asset Managment

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Hitchner

Hoop Group Headquarters

Mr. and Mrs. Ara K. Hovnanian

Jirair S. and Elizabeth Hovnanian Family

Foundation Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howley

Mr. Robert Hrebek

Mrs. Terry Ingram

Fromkin Brothers, Inc.

Mr. Robert Gaudiosi

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerard

Gilead Sciences, Inc.

Giordano, Halleran and Ciesla, P.C.

Mr. Thomas Giuffrida

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Goldfarb

Goldman, Sachs and Co.

Lloyd Gorcey Charitable Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Graebe

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Greenbaum

HealthSouth

Thank you to the following individuals,

corporations, organizations and

foundations for their generous support of

the Monmouth Medical Center Foundation

at Monmouth Medical Center in 2013.

Intellectual Capital Group, LLC

Investors Savings Bank Charitable Foundation

Italian American Association of

Monmouth County

The Peter and Ellen Jakobson Foundation, Inc.

John P. Condon Funeral Home, LLC

Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program

JRD Construction Management, Inc.

Kam Man Food Foundation

Kane, Pugh, Knoell, Troy and Kramer, LLP

Estate of John E. Karlin

Kelsey Family Foundation

Mrs. Tanya Kenney

The John and Estelle Ketterer Foundation

Kimball Medical Center

Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Klein

Ms. Margaret Lam

Mr. and Mrs. Shau-Wai and Marie Lam

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lamm

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Laufenberg

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lederman

Mrs. Pi Chao Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Levin

Livingston Services Corp.

Dr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Lopano

M and T Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Maizel

The Marrus Family Foundation

Maximus

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McNamee

MedComp

Mercedes-Benz of Brooklyn

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Meyer

Mitigation Solutions, Inc.

Monmouth County Vocation School District

Monmouth Hematology-Oncology

Associates, P.A.

Monmouth Medical Imaging, P.A.

Monmouth Park Charity Fund, Inc.

Monmouth-Ocean Hospital Service Corp.

Motors Management Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Nagy

Neurosurgical Associates of New Jersey, P.C.

New Jersey Carpenter Contractor Trust

New Jersey Carpenters Apprentice Training

and Educational Fund

New Jersey Carpenters Pension Fund

New Jersey Natural Gas Company

Foundation, Inc.

New Jersey Press Media

Northeast Regional Council of Carpenters

Nutek Data Systems Inc.

NYC Department of Education

Obstetrics and Gynecology Education Fund

Odin Fashion Corp.

Dr. and Mrs. Ty Olson

Omnitech, LLC

Mr. Matt Oswalt

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Papetti

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Patton

Pediatrix Medical Group Mednax Services, Inc.

Penn Medicine

Ms. Luanne Peterpaul and Ms. Robin Kampf

Ms. Jacqueline M. Pietronico

Mr. Nick Pizzonia

The Plastic Surgery Center

The Cecelia Platnick Charitable Gift Fund

Ms. Doreen Plumitallo

Lucile and Maurice Pollak Fund

Lois and Marvin Broder

Peggy and Steve Wallach

Precision Surgical

Professional Orthopaedic Associates, P.A.

Promise of Hope Foundation

Ms. Debbie Puccio

QualCare, Inc.

Qualitas Pharmacy Services

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Raia

Reproductive Science Center of NJ

Mr. Chris Reynolds

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Riccio

Mr. Harry J. Rockafeller

Rojo Auto Body Corp.

Ronan, Tuzzio and Giannone

Rooney’s Oceanfront Restaurant

Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ruchman

Ms. Margaret A. Ruddy-White

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ruisi

Ruotolo Associates Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Armins Rusis

Mr. Richard Ryan

Saint Barnabas Health Care System

Sanford-Brown Institute

Estate of Rhinold Schenk

Eleanora Iris Shapiro Fund


$1,000-$9,999 CONTINUED

The “knit Wits”, a knitting group from Equestra Community in Farmingdale, got to witness their donations in use with a proud mom and her triplet daughters from the Hirair and Anna Hovnanian Foundation regional Newborn Center. ▲

FAr LEFT OF OPPOSITE PAGE: The late Tinton Falls resident, Albert Goldstein, Ph.D., donated photographs from his travels with his wife, Barbara, from around the world.

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rIGHT SIDE OF OPPOSITE PAGE: Recently newborn triplets in the Hirair and Anna Hovnanian Foundation Regional Newborn Center bundled in the recent donations from the “Knit Wits” pictured below.

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SEI Investments

Self Pay Solutions

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Short

Siciliano Landscape Company

Ms. Karen Siciliano

Sickles Market

Mr. Arthur Sikula

Mr. Anthony Sisti

Mary and David Solomon

Goldman Sachs Gives

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorokolit

St. George Greek Orthodox Church

St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center

Stillwell-Hansen, Inc.

Mr. Lou Storey

Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Stroock

Tactical Advantage Group, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. John Tedesco

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Tofani

Webster Trammell, Jr., Psy. D.

Uniformed Firefighters Local 68

Valley National Bank

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Vates

The Vending Company, LLC

Verizon Foundation

Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Vogel

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Vozos

Ms. Cathleen Watters

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Weiant

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weissman

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wells

The Yetka Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zabaleta

Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmel

Dr. and Mrs. Louis Zinterhofer

$500-$999Anonymous

Mr. Fabio Apolito

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Arvanitis

B. G. Electric

Bank of America United Way Campaign

Mr. Joseph Bielski

Mr. Frederick Bigony

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Brand

Mrs. Linda Brockriede

The Brunetti Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burian

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cassiliano, Jr.

CBS Radio, Inc.

I. Chera and Sons Foundation Inc.

Mr. William Chung

Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper

Ms. Sydnie Cooper

Ms. Kara Crass

Mr. and Mrs. Elpidio Cruz

Cystic Fibrosis Services, Inc.

Mr. Michael DeNigris

Mrs. Xiu Jin Dong

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Drazin

Ms. Maria Duarte

Dr. Margaret and Mr. Richard Eng

Mr. and Mrs. Chester English

Mr. and Mrs. Lars H. Enstrom

Excalibur Title Agency, LLC

Francis Cauffman, Inc.

Mrs. Laurie Friedman

Ms. Nancy Getz

Gibbons P.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gitlin

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg

Mr. Bernard Goldsmith

Ms. Diane Gooch

Ms. Patricia Gossett

Dr. Heather Grossman

and Dr. Steve Candela

Ms. Bernardine Harford

Mr. and Mrs. George Harms

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Harrison

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Henderson

Heritage Pharmaceuticals Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. Peter T. Hetzler

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hilyard

Dr. Neil Holland

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kaiser

Ms. Patricia A. Keating

Mr. Charlie Keiper

Ms. Noel Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Klein

Mr. John Klein

$1,000-$9,999 CONTINUED

Annual Report n2013 21

Dr. Stephen Chagares and his wife, marianne, with family and friends, bring good cheer on Christmas Day to the children of The Unterberg Children’s Hospital for the 16th consecutive year.

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RED BANk CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL students Sophia Gerard, Tyler Connellan,

and Caitlin mucerino created a community service program called “Cheer Up with

makeup” for pediatric patients at The Unterberg Children’s Hospital.

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Ms. Joy A. Knabe

Mr. Bruce Kramer

Ms. Jane Krieger

Mr. Samuel Landy

Little Silver Animal Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Livingston

Ms. Maryann Maggs

Paul and Dana Magno Family Foundation

Manasquan Savings Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Manzo

Scott Margolin Scholarship Foundation

Mr. James F. Martin

Mrs. Diane N. Martin

Ms. Linda McAninch

Mr. David McClung

Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Meltzer

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Memon

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Menkowitz

Milray Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Minerva

Monmouth Medical Center Division of

Pediatric Endocrinology

Monmouth Medical Center Medical/Dental

Staff Office

Monmouth Gastroenterology

Monmouth Medical Center

Mrs. Elaine Monte

Mr. Vito Nardelli, Esq.

Neurology Specialists of Monmouth County

NJ, P.A.

Mr. Victor Ng

NJ Laborist Group, LLC

Novocure Inc.

Ocean Wreck Divers

Mrs. Rosemary O’Gara

Mr. Raymond Dibsie

and Mrs. Krista Olsen-Dibsie

Ms. Fran Pakla

Mr. Ben Peachey

Mrs. Mara Petersen

Plumbers and Pipefitters Local Union No. 9

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Polgardy

Mrs. Alina Porter

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Puma

Mrs. Frances Rediker

Rendina Development Company

of America, LLC

Dr. Forrest Resnikoff

Ms. Kathleen Rivera

Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney

Miss Leila Joy Rosenthal

Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. Ryan

Ms. Joanne Sadowsky

Salad Shack, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schottenfeld

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scopellite

Seaview Orthopaedic and

Medical Associates

Second Kings Charities Fund, Inc.

Dr. Lopa Shah

Mr. Daniel E. Sheehan

Shore Gastroenterology, P.C.

Mr. Irwin Siegel

Mrs. Barbara Silkworth

Dr. and Mrs. Howard Silverman

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skola

Soap City, Inc.

Stone King USA, Inc.

Mrs. Gail Story

Dr. Andrew Sun

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Swell

T and W Group Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taurosa

Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Tavill

The Community Hospital Group, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Tishler

Today’s Equestrian, LLC

John Tozzi

United Way of Monmouth County

United Way of Tri State

Viamedia, Inc.

Mr. Bob Vila

Mr. and Mrs. York Y. Wang

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Westerman

$500-$999 CONTINUED

Oceanport residents, Jane and Jimmy Iturrino, Colon Cancer Alliance volunteers and Undy 5000 top fundraisers, presented a check for the Medical Center’s Colon Cancer Screening Program.

▲ Uniformed Firefighters Local 68 of Long Branch supported the Jacqueline M. Wilentz Comprehensive Breast Center during Cancer Awareness month.▲

mONmOUTH mEDICAL CENTEr FOUNDATION has made every effort to record the names of donors in this Annual Report accurately and completely. If we have inadvertently omitted or misstated your name, please accept our sincere apology and let us know by calling monmouth medical Center Foundation at 732.923.6886.

SAINT GEORGE GREEk ORTHODOx CHURCH in Ocean Township selected the Pet Therapy Program at Monmouth Medical Center as one of the recipients of their “Jersey Shore Greek Festival Outreach Fund”. Jean McKinney, director of Development of MMCF, and Jaci McHugh, Marketing coordinator/Development associate of MMCF, accepted the donation from Fr. Andrew Eugenis and George Moutis, Festival Chairperson.

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“JUST US GIRLS” BENEFIT TOURNAMENT: Tracey Sabino (center), NJ Shore Shots Women’s Director and event coordinator, Hoop Group Headquarters in Neptune City presented a check to Jean McKinney, director of Development of MMCF and Diane Ciricillo, chief technologist from the Jacqueline M. Wilentz Comprehensive Breast Center.

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Gift In KindAshley Lauren Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Chagares and Family

Cheer Up With Makeup

Colts Neck Women’s Club

Daisy Girl Scout Troop, 247,

Berkley Township

Mr. Aaron Feiler

Friends Who Love 2 Ride

Noah Gilson, MD

Mrs. Trudy Goldsmith

Mr. and Mrs. Al Goldstein

Ms. Adrienne Knitt

The Knit Wits, Equestra, Colts Neck

Ladies of Needle-Little Angel Network

Monmouth Beach Elementary School

Madeline Newberry

New Jersey Strength and Conditioning,

Shrewsbury

Richard B. Ruchman, MD

The Rugby School at Woodfield

Shrewsbury Borough School

Toyz 4 Kidz

Ms. Lisa Conte-Wiener

MEMBERS OF FRIENDS WHO LOvE 2 RIDE

Tony “Zooz” Zuzio, director of the Jersey Shore Chapter of the Harley Owners Group, delivered toys to the inpatient pediatric unit at The Unterberg Children’s Hospital as part of the Inaugural Friends Toy Run. Motorcycle riders from around the region participated in the toy drop.

Riders pictured with Margaret C. Fisher, MD, chair of Pediatrics and medical director of The Unterberg Children’s Hospital (center), and Elizabeth Brennan, director of Marketing and Public Relations (far right)

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$200,000

0

$400,000

$600,000

$200,000

$800,000

$1,000,000

$1,400,000

2010 2011 2012 2013

GRAnT SUMMARYAn upward trend continued in 2013 within our grant portfolio thanks to

our outstanding medical staff, exemplary programming, and the dedicated

efforts of the Foundation in identifying new sources of grants. Grant revenue

totaled $1,249,548 from both public and private grants for an increase of

15% from 2012.

Grants last year supported the following essential service areas:

n Outpatient Behavioral Health

n Colon Cancer screenings for underinsured men

n Cystic Fibrosis Center

n HIV clinic

n Hirair and Anna Hovnanian Foundation Regional Newborn Center

n Muscular Dystrophy Association funding for the Neuroscience Institute

n Palliative Care Center

n Specialized trainings for nurses and administrators through a partnership

with Stevens Institute of Technology

n The Unterberg Children’s Hospital

n The Valerie Fund Children’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

n The Jacqueline M. Wilentz Comprehensive Breast Center

GRANT TRENDS2010 - 2013

PRIVATE GRANTS

PUBLIC GRANTS

TOTAL

45% inCReASe fROM 2010 tO 2013


KAY GUADAGNOMEMORIAL AWARD&

SCHOLARSHIP

FrOm LEFT: Howard Steel, president, Long Branch Chamber of Commerce, owner of Stelair Design, Long Branch; Brian Petersen, Kay’s son; Sam Nativo, Chef Challenge event chair, Long Branch Chamber member, owner of Second Floor Restaurant and The Mix, Long Branch; Dominic Guadagno, Kay’s husband, Tara Kelly, vice president, Monmouth Medical Center Foundation; Joan Wills, regional assistant vice president Geriatrics, MMC and Long Branch Chamber Board Member; Jamie Petersen, Kay’s son; Susie Woolley, assistant director, Long Branch Chamber of Commerce; Nancy Kleiberg, executive director, Long Branch Chamber of Commerce

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Kay Guadagno▲

The Long Branch Chamber of Commerce presented a $3,500 check from their Chef

Challenge for The Kay Guadagno Memorial Award and Scholarship Fund. The award

and scholarship fund was established to help carry on the spirit of Kathryn “Kay”

Guadagno, Assistant Vice President of Community Relations/Ambulatory Services at

Monmouth Medical Center, who passed away in July 2013. Kay served as a guiding force in strengthening

Monmouth Medical Center’s ties within our immediate and surrounding community for over 35 years.

The Community Spirit Award will be granted to a Monmouth Medical Center employee who serves

the community by volunteering their time on an ongoing basis beyond the scope of their job responsibilities,

and who embodies the spirit of volunteerism and community service.

The Excellence in Outpatient Care Scholarship will be awarded to a clinical MMC staff member/caregiver who works

at Monmouth Medical Center in the outpatient arena. Candidates for consideration must be a current employee of MMC,

who is enrolled or seeking enrollment in a nursing/community health education program, or enrolled or seeking enrollment in

a program to continue nursing/community health education.

For more information, please contact Sherald Bianchini: [email protected] n


Monmouth Medical Center (MMC) prides itself on the exemplary staff that gives all that

it can to serve its patients each day. This past year was no exception. In fact, the employees

at MMC went above and beyond the call of duty, as demonstrated by the results of our best

Employee Giving Campaign to date. The record numbers in participation and funds raised

go a very long way to help:

n Patients in need of assistance

n Colleagues in crisis or those experiencing difficult times

n Medical departments and programs within MMC

Monmouth Medical Center Foundation would like to thank the following employees for

their generosity towards this year’s Employee Giving Campaign:

Dylan Abel

Angel Acevedo

Eleanor Albrecht

Rita Alessi

Jim Alexander

Dr. Victor Almeida

Marie Andreen

Cheryl Andrews

Raquel Antunez

Aurora Aponte

Elena Arce

Florence Armour

William Arnold

Rachel Arroyo

Dr. Michael Arvanitis

Paavani Atluri

Janet Attner

Julia Ayllon

Dr. Madeline Badalaty

Jennifer Baillie

Kaitlyn Bannon

Beth Baratz

Linda Barba

Christina Bardsley

Christine Barnett

Dr. Cynthia Barone

Ameena Beecher

Sherald Bianchini

Susan Bijoy

Maureen Blackwood

Michelle Bocoum

Glendali Bonano

Zenaida Bones

Joe Bonforte

Jeffrey Booth

Neucy Bostwick

Maureen Bowe

Jerry T. Bowick

Samuel Bowles

Ashley Boyd

Steve Boyu

Marie Brackett

Angela Brathovde

Elizabeth Brennan

James Breslin

Jolyn Bright

Cynthia Bristow

Lorraine Bryan

Tyshawn Bullock

Anna Burian

Allison Burke-Maloney

Dr. Eric Burkett

Janet Burkowski

Nicole Burlew

Brittney Byron

Jorge Cagide

Joseph Cagliostro

Chris Calello

Holly Campbell-Hirsch

Marisol Cancel

Adoracio Carmona-Nicolas

Correen Carr

Judith Carroll

Regina Carson

Samara Cattelona

Toni Chatman

Dr. Shobha Chottera

Kimberly Chow

Carol Chriss

Nicole Cicala

Patricia Cicerone

Anthony Cinardo

Deborah Cioffi

Diane Ciricillo

Debra Clark

Elana Clowney

Jonathan Coffey

Dr. Ronald Cohen

Dr. Seth Cohen

Margaret Collins

Cristina Connor

Dr. Andrew Conti

Jeffrey Cooper

Anita Coppinger

Joana Corticeiro

Lisa Costello

Kara Crass

Joan Crawford

Sharon Crawford

Paris Cross

Adalberto Cruz

Edna Cruz

Elpidio Cruz

Marie Curcio

Linda Cutler

Rob Czarnecki

Kevin Daly

Christina Daniel

Michelle Darling

Marietta Datar

Nadine Davenport

Christina David

Shiameka Davila

Paulette Davis

Delores Davis-Sims

Sheila Dealmeida

Frank Dean

Scott Decker

Deb Dedominicis

Pedro DeJesus

Dana Delatush

Peter DeMarco

Telma DeMaria

Neva DeMarzo

Nicholas DeMonte

Natalie DeRasmo

Eugenia DeRosa

Nilam Dheri

Sal DiBona

Bernadette Dieugerville

Chris Dimotta

Mary Ann Dingman

Phyllis Discepola

Margaret Dismuke

Diane Donner

Joyce Donovan

Lourdes D’Silva

Susan Dulczak

Oswaldo Durand

Theresa Dutcher

Sheryl Dwyer

Leizel Eckart

Towoina Edwards

Genienne Elzie

Robin Embrey

Debbie Emick

Dr. Margaret Eng

Ashley Esposito

Eddielyn Estrada

Biala Ewa

Michele Fagely

Nick Falzo

Robert Fawkes

Davina Feingold

Richard Felice

Barbara Ferguson

Neidra Fernandez

Richard Ferrante

Anne Ferreira

Josephine Ferrer

Dr. Margaret Fisher

Shana Fitzgerald

Greg Flakker

Selma Flores

Traci Focarino

Elaine Friedman

Dr. Susan Friedman

Bernice Gainey

Eileen Galarza

EMPLOYEEMeDiCAl-DenTAlCAMPAIGN&

fROM tHe JACQUeLine M. WiLentZ

COMPReHenSiVe BReASt CenteR StAff

100% PARTICIPATION

Laura Gallo

Nilva Gamiao

Denise Gardner Calderon

Barbara Gibbs

Victoria Giglio

Clara Gill

Ava Gillespie

Cristen Glende

Maryclaire Glover

James Goff

Alfrodicio Gonzalez

Ana Gonzalez

Christina Gonzalez

Consuelo Gonzalez

Victor Gonzalez

Yesenia Gonzalez

Diane Gordon

Juliet Gossett

Patricia Gossett

Claire Goyette

Sheryl Grasso

Nancy Griffith

Bea Grissman

Dr. Heather Grossman

Cesar Guevara

Maria Guevara

Dr. Herbert Gutentag

Cheryl Hampton

David Hanos

Jean Harbstreet

Cornell Harrell

Tyrone Harris

Connie Harrison

Lydia Hasak

MaryAnn Hausmann

William Hecker

Alisa Hector

Mary Heinle

Dr. Thomas Heleotis

Dr. Elizabeth Henderson

Coleen Henry

Angie Henschel

Myron Herbert

Maritsa Hernandez-Silva

Danielle Hilliard

Darlene Hintenach

Joan Hogan

Sharon Holden

Dr. Neil Holland

Michelle Holmes

Janet Hubbard

Tanya Hubbard

Kayla Huertas

Valerie Huff

Olga Hurtado

Lucy Husar

Arifa Hussain

Shirley Hwang

Maria Iglesias

Iris Iliopoulou

Audrey Incorvia

Talaya Ingram

Diane Jackson

Lourette Jackson

Lolita Jacob

Sylvia Jacobs

Joseph Jaeger

Jeanette Jenkins

Maragaret Jeter-Huggins

Janet Jimenez

Shakira Johnson

Diann Johnston

Jojo Joseph

AnneMarie Josko

JoAnne Juliano

Janice Kady

Josephine Kam

Constance Kapral

Karen Kashar

Margaret Keating

Patricia Keating

Nicole Keegan

Kathryn Kelly

Kevin Kelly

Tara Kelly

Agnes Kelso

Ronald Kennedy

Tanya Kenney

Veronica Kenniff

Brigitte Kersaint

Richard Kiernan

Diane Kilzen

Lynne Kirchdoerffer

Dr. Marianna Kiselev

Dr. Matthew Klein

Joy Knabe

Kathleen Koempel

Linda Kolarsick-Clark

Janet Kolibas

Joanne Koolick

Becky Kopke

Carolyn Korotky

Kristin Kuhi

Diane Kunen

Cynthia Kwiatkowski

Margaret Laggner

FrOm LEFT: Bill Arnold,chief operating officer and Frank J. Vozos, MD, FACS, president and chief executive officer

with the Department of Environmental Services

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Portia Lagmay-Fuentes

Frank Lambrinos

Wendy Lane

Wilhermina Lang

Erin Langford

Sherry Langley

Debra LaRusso

Tamara Lashenko

Echawati C Latif

Zulmira Laureano

Victoria Law

Jordan Lawrence

Heriberto Lebron

Quintin Lebron

Dr. Jeffrey Lederman

Angela Lee

Hoytin Lee Ghin

Alfred Leeks

Carol Lekacos

Dr. Janice Lichtenberger

Dr. Harold Lim

Aislynn Linthwaite

Dr. Douglas Livornese

Carol Logan

Dr. Angelo Lopano

Laura Lopez

Maria Lopez Itzol

Loukia LoPresti

Kathleen Lounello

Dr. Stanley Lu

Kristy Lupo

Dr. Martin Luria

Michelle Lyons

Judith Maggio

Toni Magliulo

Barbara Mailloux

Darla Malaspina

Barbara Maraziti

Patricia Marcelle

Dr. James Martin

Isidra Martinez

Luis Martinez

Pedro Martinez

Kathryn Maselli

Davit Matcharashvili

Peggy Mathews

A. Scott Mathis

Shawn Mayer

Megan McBurnie

Dave McClung

Donna McCue

Patricia McEvoy

Candace McGeddy

Mary McGeddy

Tracy McGinness

Lynne McGrath

Renee McGrogan

Jaclyn McHugh

Elaine McKane

Kathleen McKee

Eugenia McKinney

Patricia McLaughlin

Bonnie Sue McNamara

Patricia McNamee

Rita McTighe

Tess Medina

Maja Meighan

Hugo Mejia

Dr. Richard Meltzer

Carol Melvin

Gertrude Merer

David Midgette

Barbara Mihelic

John Mihok

Thomas Minor

Darnell Mitter

Marie Mogilski

Gricelda Monroy

Brittany Montalbano

Angela Montejo

Carmen Morales

Allison Moran

Geovanelly Moreno

Liz Morris

Maribeth Morris

Debra Mueller

Thomas Murgio

Jean Murphy

Peter Murphy

Melissa Myers

Renee Nadal

Jocelyn Nery-Allport

Shirley Ng-Lew

Jose Nieves

Evelyn Nitis

NJ Laborist Group

Elizabeth Nolan

Annie Nudas

Kevin O’Donnell

Rosemary O’Gara

Wendy Okuniewski

Lynne Olden

Dr. Ty Olson

Cheryl Ortiz

Pamela O’Shea

Clara Otero

Frederic Pachman

Editha Padiernos

Joan Palladino

Corinne Palma

Maria Palma

Cecilia Pangahas

Marie Paraison

Dr. Jorge Pardes

Linda Pascarella

Jaime Pascua

Kimberly Patrick

Kathleen Pavia

Robin Pazienza

Nina Pelligrino

Rich Pena

Michael Perdoni

Judy Pereira

Zilda Pereira

Michael Perez

Irene Perry

Debra Petersen

Michael Pfeiffer

Thomas Piccoli

Ana Pinto

Sheila Pleasant

Judy Polgardy

Susan Porter

Lisa Porth

Diane Poulios

Theresa Price

Barbara Pruitt

Jennifer Purnhagen

Christedene Quiambao

Nancy Quintana

Bethany Quirk

Arlene Racich

Marilyn Randolph

Eleanor Rapolla

Marie Rencher

Orlando Reyes

Valerie Ricks

Khaalil Riddick

Kathleen Rivera

Rosemary Roberts

Sandra Rodrigues

Jennifer Rodriguez

Naneliz Rodriguez

Reina Rogel

Natalie Romanovsky

Jim Romer

Oscar Roque

Carmen Rosado

Julia Rosado

Johanne Rosario

Dr. Kenneth Rubin

Alyssa Ruby-Mako

Dr. Richard B. Ruchman

Margaret Ruddy-White

Kris Ann Ruscil

Thomas Rusin

Lauren Russo

Linda Rust

Rita Saible

Barbara Salnick

Cindi Samaha

Juana Samol

Emerelyn Sanchez

Xiomara Sanchez

Michael Sandiford

Maria Santiago

Deborah Savastano

Dr. Jessica Scerbo

Carol Scheideler

Stephen Scherer

Jessie Schwarzkopf

Janet Sellino

Dr. Hinna Shah

Kalpit Shah

Dr. Lopa Shah

Dan Sheehan

Leslie Shephard

Laura Siemientkowski

Jerald Silver

Cassundra Simpson

Christos Skiadopoulos

Ann Skinner

William Slowenski

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