thank report - QEH Foundation

CARING
COMMUNITY
GRATEFUL
PATIENTS
2015-16
QEH FOUNDATION
THANK
REPORT
MEDICAL
PROFESSIONALS
VOLUNTEERS
FAMILY
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Thank
My time as Chair of the Queen Elizabeth
Hospital Foundation is coming to an end and it’s been
a privilege to be part of such a wonderful organization focused on raising funds for the purchase of priority medical equipment at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
I personally felt a sense of responsibility to make a
positive contribution and I was continually impressed
how our donors, volunteers, and staff all help provide a
better standard of health care for our friends and families in Prince Edward Island.
We want to thank you, our donors, for making the QEH Foundation a priority in your charitable
giving. Gifts of all sizes make a difference every day and we are so grateful for the support we receive
from across Prince Edward Island. The impact of your generosity can be seen throughout our hospital
and we take your support very seriously. Our staff are passionate about being efficient in fundraising;
being effective in the stewardship of your donations; and also continually striving to maximize their
impact.
I’m proud that we are all part of an enthusiastic family who continue to shape and improve
patient care with the purchase of priority medical equipment. I’ve also heard first-hand from many of
our health care providers how the medical equipment played a role in their decision to work in PEI at the
Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
I want to extend a heartfelt thanks to Barb Dunphy for her many years of leadership as Chief
Executive Officer where her enthusiasm and professionalism have been instrumental in the success of
our Foundation. Barb is stepping back from her CEO duties and we are delighted that she is moving into
a part-time role focused on donor relations and development.
We were also pleased when Tracey Comeau originally
joined our QEH Foundation team in 2013 and I want to offer my sincere congratulations to her as she transitions into the Chief Executive
Officer role.
Sincerely,
Adam Balderston, Chair
QEH Foundation Board of Directors
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Q E H
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This past year at the Queen Elizabeth
Hospital Foundation has been another exceptional
one! Every year, for the past twenty-one, I have
witnessed the incredible generosity of so many
donors, at all different levels and ages. I feel
privileged to have shared the leadership role with
so many wonderful Chairs who have led this fine
organization.
I am proud of the planning and significance that the Board has placed
in succession planning and know our new successor Tracey Comeau will lead this
Foundation to the next level! Also, I look forward to moving into a part-time role
with the Foundation focused on expanding development and our donor base,
areas I am very passionate about.
The QEH Foundation is very fortunate to have attracted competent staff
who as a team, work along with our volunteers and donors to ensure we do our
best to raise funds for medical equipment for our health professionals to provide
excellence in health care. We know our hospital is an important institution in our
province when we hear from Islanders and visitors who tell us the QEH has a
special place in their hearts.
Thank you for your ongoing support. I look forward to many future
celebrations and success stories about the QEH.
Thank Q!
Sincerely,
Barb Dunphy, CEO
QEH Foundation
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The 20th anniversary
QEH/Eastlink Telethon
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie
Following airing,
$19,600 for QEH.
spreads joy and raises
raised $580,980.
an additional
$46,577
was raised.
Yuletide Gala Auction surpasses
goal raising over $205,000
enabling the purchase of two
sentinel node navigators, and a
bedside ultrasound unit.
13th annual Harry MacLauchlan ‘Great Day’ Fore Health
raises a record breaking $61,965,
with highest team participation of 35 teams.
Thanks to the Parkdale Sherwood
Lions Club for sponsoring our first
annual seasonal residents event,
gathering Foundation friends as
far as Alberta and the U.S.!
QEH’s team
“The Passing Wind”
takes home the Bedpan
Trophy in the 2nd annual
QEH/PCH Bedpan Trophy
Relay, raising over $6,900
for medical equipment
at the QEH.
Wo-He-Lo’s clothing sales fund the purchase
of a new infant resuscitator for the NICU.
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Treble With Girls
hosted a winter
concert series for the
QEH every second
Sunday from
November to May,
raising $5,659.
Brian MacPhee and Ella Laybolt
of Mount Stewart hold a lemonade
sale in support of the QEH.
The Fall Friendship Dinner
recognized over 140 donors
who were added to the
Donor Wall or moved in
cumulative giving levels.
QEH Auxiliary gives a
$55,000
gift in celebration of their
35th anniversary, and
20th anniversary Telethon.
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collected over
$1,000
(in mostly pennies!)
in the QEH lobby.
Karen Moore, hemodialysis RN is one
of many staff donors supporting the
Foundation through payroll deduction.
Marcel’s Cradle
exceeds goal raising
over $7,000 to
purchase a cuddle
cot for the obstetrics
unit and two
fold-out cots.
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Crucial equipment ar rives
for breast cancer patients
Not all that long ago, surgeons had no option but to remove
a large number of lymph nodes in breast cancer patients
to determine if the disease had spread beyond the primary
tumour.
“Unfortunately it was a necessary, but often very uncomfortable procedure for patients,” says Dr. Patrick McCrea, QEH
General Surgeon. “And then the sentinel node machine was
developed.”
The sentinel node marked a real change in disease management. Now, the surgery is much less invasive and there are
far fewer potential complications. The procedure also became day surgery rather than an overnight stay.
With great success of the Yuletide Gala Auction, the QEH
purchased two new machines, enhancing this service in PEI
for all Islanders.
“Sentinel lymph node mapping is now the standard of care,”
says Dr. McCrea. “And we’re grateful that donations from
Islanders give us the ability to perform these surgeries to
better diagnose and treat the more than 110 Island women
who are diagnosed each year.”
QEH Surgeon Dr. Patrick McCrea is grateful to Islanders
for their support to help purchase two new sentinel
node machines for the QEH Operating Room.
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Dr. Jeremy Beck, QEH Gastroenterologist and
Paula Triantafillou, RN, display an endoscope
used in one of the procedure rooms in the
QEH Endoscopy Suite.
New gastroenterologist
enjoying his work at QEH
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gastroenterologist Dr. Jeremy Beck is pleased to be working in Prince Edward
Island, and helping Islanders improve their health. He is impressed with what he sees in the QEH
Endoscopy Suite.
“To be in this new facility and to work with fellow surgeons, internists and dedicated
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nursing staff is certainly a privilege,” says Charlottetown native Dr. Beck. “Combined
4,550 endoscopic procedures
with state-of-the-art equipment and technology, the QEH has to be one of the best
facilities in Atlantic Canada.”
done each year resulting in diagnoses
and therapeutic treatment of diseases
Endoscopy nurse Paula Triantafillou was involved in the initial planning of the new
of the lung and the upper and lower
endoscopy suite as part of the Dr. Joseph A. and Eileen McMillan Ambulatory Care
Centre that opened in 2012 and couldn’t agree more with Dr. Beck’s sentiments.
gastro intestinal tract including
surveillance for cancer,
“From a staff and patient point of view, we couldn’t be happier being here,” says
ulcers, polyps and irritable
Paula. “Many of our patients require life-long treatment and those who were patients
bowel syndrome.
in the old endoscopy area say the difference is like night and day, especially in providing
for privacy and comfort.”
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New Ophthalmologist fulfils dream to
return to the Island and work at QEH
New Queen Elizabeth Hospital Eye Surgeon Dr. Andrew Boswall grew up in Frenchfort, PEI and dared to imagine returning home to work in PEI after completing his ophthalmology
studies last year. He says he is living his dream working in the
newly named Gray Family Eye Surgery Suite.
Dr. Boswall appreciates that the new eye equipment is with
thanks to the Island community. “I am fortunate to work
with the same specialized eye equipment that I was trained
on and some equipment is even more advanced here at
the QEH.”
“My classmates are envious that I get to work in this brand
new surgery suite,” says Dr. Boswall. “Islanders should know
that with the quality team of eye specialists and nursing staff
in PEI, combined with state-of-the-art equipment, they are
certainly receiving some of the best eye care available in
Canada.”
This provincial service only available at the QEH includes the
following eye surgical procedures:
• Retinal/Vitrectomy procedures
• Oculo-plastics procedures
With an aging
• Strabismus procedures
• Repair of eye trauma
demographic,
• Drainage procedures
ophthalmology is very
• Corneal procedures
important to Island residents
• Cataracts
and is one of the top surgical
procedures performed at the QEH,
averaging about 1,600 eye
surgeries annually with the
majority of those being
cataract procedures.
Dr. Andrew Boswall, QEH Ophthalmologist,
and Cindy Barry, RN, showcase one of the
new eye surgery rooms in the Gray Family
Eye Surgery Suite.
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Dr. Daniel Costa and Ashley MacLeod, RN,
demonstrate a laparoscopic nephectomy
procedure now performed at the QEH.
Less invasive procedure
for kidney removal at QEH
Operations for removal of kidneys – nephrectomies –
are now being performed laparoscopically at the Queen
Elizabeth Hospital.
Dr. Daniel Costa, QEH Urologist, joined the urology team in
2015. As an Islander he is delighted to have returned home
and is impressed with the high-quality medical equipment
that donors have made possible.
Before now, patients opting for a laparoscopic nephrectomy
were required to travel to Moncton or Halifax. Now, patients
are able to receive their treatment on the Island, with a drastically reduced recovery period and hospital stay.
“We are very grateful to everyone who has provided the
necessary funds to purchase such exceptional medical
equipment, often exceeding our expectations,” says
Dr. Costa. “The impact on patient care and recovery is
remarkable.”
Jenny and Neville
After experiencing separate emergency health issues, Neville Lawless and his granddaughter, Jenny
Dunne, both praise QEH health care providers and their expertise for getting their lives back on track.
“It’s just a miracle; the equipment and technology, the explanation of the situation, and the care,
even a cup of tea,” says Neville’s wife, Bertha. “They thought of everything.”
With the support of the expert medical staff at the QEH, Neville,
a retired teacher, continues to enjoy working on his farm while
Jenny graduated from high school this year and will be moving
on to a busy and active life at university in the fall.
“Everyone treated me like an
adult, not like a child and only
explaining to my parents what
was happening,” recalls Jenny.
“However, at 16, the staff instinctively knew this was one of the scariest experiences I’ve been
through and when my procedure was done, the technician put a teddy bear on my bed. It was so
comforting.”
For more of Jenny and Neville’s story, visit www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
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Colby Younker
For many people, a hospital environment can feel foreign and strange, but for Colby
Younker, the QEH is almost a second home. Back in 2003, Colby started having renal
failure and was diagnosed
“I’m grateful that I can receive the care I need here at home,
with renal disease requirin PEI. Family and friends are close and everything is here.
ing dialysis. Until recently,
I’m able to keep a job and can work full-time.”
Colby visited the QEH
three times a week for treatment. Though spending so much time in treatment can be
difficult, Colby found the staff at the QEH made things a lot easier. “They are great- they
are my extended family.”
Thankfully, Colby received his third kidney transplant and has resumed regular activity, no
longer requiring dialysis. He will continue to need follow-up care and routine bloodwork at
the QEH.
For more of Colby’s story, visit www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
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Jock Beck
Being a long-time volunteer firefighter, Jock Beck was always aware of the quality care
patients received at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Little did he know that he would be
experiencing that care up close and personal on several occasions. Jock received excellent care from the medical professionals at the
QEH after suffering a heart attack, investigating
“Every time that I’ve been in contact with the
possible colon cancer, and from what he calls
QEH, I’ve been met with nothing but courte“angina at rest”.
sy and competence, and I’ve been extremely
grateful for a facility that delivers that competence in such a kind way.”
“It is wonderful to know that no matter what
misfortune strikes, that you will get not only the
medical treatment that you need, and the follow-up that you need, but also that your
family is close to you and can offer that support that every patient needs, no matter what
condition you’re dealing with at the time.”
For more of Jock’s story, visit www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
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QEH Legac y Society
The QEH Legacy Society recognizes individuals and families who include the Foundation in their estate planning
through a bequest, life insurance, or other planned gifts in support of the Foundation’s mission - raising funds
for medical equipment.
If you are interested in learning more about becoming a member of the QEH Legacy Society, please drop in to
the Foundation office located off the main lobby of the QEH or contact Helen Chapman, Gift Planning Officer at
(902) 894-2432. Your inquiry in no way implies a commitment and you may also choose to remain anonymous.
QEH Legacy Society members are invited to attend an annual Legacy Tea each fall.
Honourable Frank Lewis, Lieutenant
Governor of Prince Edward Island,
proudly presents a QEH Legacy Society
pin to most recent society member
Linda Trenholm.
“It was definitely a pleasure to be
recognized as a new member of
the QEH Legacy Society. I really
enjoyed attending the Legacy Tea
and hearing QEH specialist Dr. Patrick
McCrea speak about the procedures
his team is performing as a result of
the support of Islanders. I recently
retired so I am eager to sign up to
become a regular hospital volunteer.”
Linda Trenholm
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Former nurse names QEH
one of her children
Trish Clarkin admired her mother’s generosity throughout her lifetime and was proud when she named the QEH
Foundation a beneficiary in her Will. Her mother was a Charlottetown native, a graduate of the PEI School of
Nursing in 1946, and a mother of four children.
“Mom gave to several charities
throughout her lifetime and taught
us about the importance of
giving back to others,” says Trish.
“As a nurse, she understood the
impact of giving on patient care
and the genuine need for up-to-date
medical equipment.”
QEH - The Charity Child
Sadly, her mother Lois passed away in 2014 and was so inspired
by her many years of caring for others, that she included the
QEH Foundation as one of her children and divided her estate
into five parts instead of four. By including the QEH as a char-
Child 2
Child 3
ity child, her estate received the added benefit of reducing or
eliminating taxes.
Child 1
Child 4
Lois (Brady) Clarkin Dunstan, RN, will be forever remembered
and her name added to the beautiful donor wall at the Queen
QEH
Elizabeth Hospital at the Patron ($25,000 - $49,999) level of
giving.
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Staying Accountable
WHERE REVENUE COMES FROM
Annual Fund (Note 1) 983,038
18%
Bequests 1,122,509
21%
Major Gift Campaign (Note 2) 1,537,549
29%
Signature Events (Note 3) 1,127,513
21%
Investment Income
606,263
11%
Total Revenue ($5.4 M)
TOTAL
FUNDS
RAISED
5.4 M
5,376,872
WHERE REVENUE GOES
Donations made to QEH
for Medical Equipment (Note 4)
1,889,465
35%
Commitments to
Medical Equipment (Note 4)
1,895,249
35%
Endowment Fund (Note 5)
902,901
17%
Fundraising and Operating Costs
689,257
13%
Total Invested ($5.4 M)
TOTAL
FUNDS
INVESTED
5.4 M
5,376,872
1. The Friends for Life Annual Fund includes all gifts under
$10,000, not made through a signature event.
2. Major Gifts Campaign includes all gifts $10,000 and
above, not made through a signature event. Does not
include multi-year pledge amounts.
3. Signature Events include QEH/Eastlink Telethon,
Yuletide Gala Auction, and ‘Great Day’ Fore Health Harry
MacLauchlan Memorial Golf Tournament.
stroke care, ambulatory care, cancer care, pediatrics,
neo-natal intensive care, hemodialysis, physical
medicine, cardio-respiratory, operating room, laboratory,
ophthalmology, and other areas as designated by donors.
Donations to the QEH are made when equipment arrives
on site.
5. Unrestricted bequests are directed to the Endowment
Fund. Other gifts to the Endowment Fund are directed
by the donor.
4. Revenue is committed to fund medical equipment in
diagnostic imaging, nuclear medicine, nursing units,
Copies of the audited financial statements are available by contacting the QEH Foundation
at (902) 894-2425 or online at www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
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Celebrating Generosit y
The QEH Foundation is pleased to recognize the following donors who, as a result of their cumulative giving, will appear for the first time or move into new milestone giving levels on our Donor
Wall located in the main lobby of the QEH.
Gold $500,000 - $1,999,999
Parkdale Sherwood Lions Club
Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty
Silver $250,000 - $499,999
Lynetta, Mildred & Rhoda Brown
Bronze $200,000 - $249,000
Estate of Dorothy M. Conway
Major Benefactor $100,000 - $199,999
The John & Judy Bragg Family Foundation
Island Coastal Services Ltd.
Provincial Credit Union
Vera O. Simpson
Marion L. Younker
Benefactor $50,000 - $99,999
Charlottetown Toyota
Richard & Sandra Ching
Estate of Mary Clarissa Davol
Staff and Management of DME
Fair Isle Ford
Hillside Chevrolet
John L. MacDonald Memorial
Murphy Hospitality Group
John & Priscilla Myers
Patron $25,000 - $49,999
Jennie Caseley & Carlyle Caseley
James & Lynn Clements
Coldwell Banker Parker Realty Ltd.
Sylvia Dauphinee
Stephen & Joanne Dunne
Lois Clarkin Dunstan, RN
Family Vision Centre
KKP Charlottetown
Sandi Komst & Mel Giddings
Bob & Mary MacInnis
John & Carol MacLeod
Dave & Betty Madren
Metro Home Building Centre
Peake & McInnis Ltd.
Scales Enterprises Ltd.
Stratford & Area Lions Club
Vanco Farms
Earl L. & Eunice D. Wonnacott
Sponsor $10,000 - $24,999
Rick & Trenna Adams
John & Jean Baird
Bedpan Trophy Relay
Gerald & Olive Bell
Earle & Enid Bruce
Allan & Roma Burgoyne
David Carragher
Donald & Ann Carter
Enid J. Carter
Michael & Mary Jane Cassidy
Clarke-Smith Foundation
Claude & Joyce Dixon
Barbara Dunphy
Reagh & Jill Ellis
Warren, Marlene, Josh & Brody Ellis
Denise & David Gormley
Wendell & Marion Grasse
Warren & Lois Gregory Memorial
Dr. David & Jeanne Hambly
Axel & Phyllis Irving
Journal Pioneer
Dr. Donald & Mary K. Ling
Alex & Clare-Anne MacAulay
Dr. Randy & Paulette MacKinnon
Dick & Mary MacLean
Ray & Joyce MacLeod
Jim & Shirley MacNeill
Suzanne MacPherson Memorial
Desmond & Marlene McIvor
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MRSB
O’Leary Community Health Foundation
PEI Mudrooters
Merrill & Genevieve Pineau
Dr. Mona Reck
Sherwood Building Supplies
Dr. David & Debbie Silverberg
Dr. Marvin & Linda Tesch
Charles Thomas Memorial
Dr. Jayne Toombs & Scott Stewart
Laurene Tye & Tye Family
Adrian & Katie Van Ekris Memorial
Xiu Qin Zhang
Subscriber $5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (1)
James & Marjorie Allen
Atlantic Lottery Corporation
Adam & Sonya Balderston
Danny & Anne Bartlett
David M. & Beverley Boswell Memorial
Craig Bradley
George & Joan Burden
Rev. John & Anne Cameron
Richard & Jacinta Campbell
Sonny & Verna Coffin
Dr. Raymond & Wendy Cooke
Helen B. Cudmore
Satadal & Krishna Dasgupta
Wayne & Flora Dickieson
Dr. Tom Dorran
Évangéline-Central Credit Union
Fresenius-Kabi Canada
Joe & Bertha Gallant
Archie & Linda Gordon
The Grimmett Family
David Helwig & Judy Gaudet
Estate of Blanche Hogg
Brian & Heather Howatt
Belinda (Butler) Jamieson Memorial
Frank & Theresa Kelly Memorial
Charles D. Lank & Margaret Thompson
Jim & Helen Larkin
Ira & Vaunda Lewis Memorial
Alan & Nancy MacDonald
David A. MacKay Fund
Ernie & Betty MacKay
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Marshall & Jeannine MacKinnon
Dr. Terrence & Doreen Magennis
Marcel’s Cradle
Rev. Dr. Gordon & Azalia Matheson
Olman & Ethel Mellick
Robert Morrison & Margaret Vloet-Morrison
James & Norma Murray
Jennie Perry
Ross & Gloria Pigot
Quartermaster Marine
John Reddin & Jill Anne McDowall
Doug & Andria Reid
David & Joan Rogers
Kevin & Patsy Sanderson
Dr. Kris & Linda Saunders
Peter & Joan Schurman
Preston & Pauline Scott
Dr. Jim & Anne Thompson
Treble with Girls
Ivan & Beulah Waite
John & Bernice Weeks Memorial
Bruce & Barb White
Jerry Woolfrey & Debbie Good
Named Endowments ~$100,000+
Named Endowments are lifetime gifts that keep
on giving. The principal, contributed by the
donor(s), is invested and only the income from
the fund is used to purchase medical equipment
each year. The following Endowment Funds
(minimum $100,000) have been established in
recognition of those named:
Brad Richards Foundation
Banyan Tree Foundation
Doreen Gray Memorial
Gray Family Foundation
Harry W. MacLauchlan Memorial
Wanda J. & Eric P. MacPhail
Alex & Irene MacRae Memorial
Evelyn Patricia Matheson
Estate of D. Lloyd Mathieson
M. Eileen (McMillan) Fulford Memorial
David Rodd Memorial
Estate of John H. Walker
Vernon E. Williams Memorial
Estate of Sandra Younker
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this donor recognition. If an error has been made,
please contact the QEH Foundation office at (902) 894-2425.
To check the status of your cumulative giving, please call Helen Chapman at (902) 894-2432.
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Honouring Memories
The QEH Foundation wishes to thank the families of the following people, who chose our hospital
to receive donations in memory of their loved ones. July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016.
Joan Armstrong
Charlotte B. Arsenault-Stewart
Wayne Axworthy
Claude Bell
Robert Benoit
Alma Birt
Vincent Blacquiere
June Boswall
Louis Bradley
Kelsie Buchanan
James Cain
Alice Cameron
Mildred Carr
Brad Cassidy
Frederick S. Coffin
Wayne Conrad
Lillian Crombie
Bob Cunningham
Lois Dawson
Lucy Dixon
Bernice Doiron
Frances Dougan
Lawrence Gallant
Francis “Chip” Gauthier
Dr. John Goodwin
Frank Gottwald
Lois Gregory
Ralph Gregory
Miriam Hancock
Bonnie Hennessey Brammer
Mary Hicken
Harley Ings
James Irving
Donna James
Elaine Jelley
Donald Jenkins
Patricia Johnston
Freddy Kelly
Mary I. Kelly
Theresa Kelly
Ivan Kerry
Dr. Mark Kingston
Ron Leitch
Andre Lemieux
Jean Lodge
Roy MacArthur
Rachel D. MacAusland
Florence MacCannell
Hazel MacDonald
Tom D. MacDonald
Tom Macdonald
Hector C MacDougall
Louise MacFarlane
Ben MacKay
Hillard MacLennan
Dr. Angus MacLeod
Fred MacLeod
Suzanne MacPherson
Stella R. MacRae
Cindy McCabe-Horne
Kim McDermott
Donald McKenna
Pearl McLellan
Margaret McLennan
Olman Mellick
James R. Molyneaux
Jim Montgomery
Bertha Murphy
David Mutch
Claudia O’Meara
David Osborne
Roscoe Pendleton
Maurice Perry
Roland Perry
Judy M. Petrie
Bernadette Pullen
Albert Reid
Percy Richards
Elizabeth Roe
James Rogers
Sharon Schellen
Carl Scott
Newman J. Sigsworth
David Simms
Vera Simpson
Elizabeth Smith
Brent Snyder
Pauline Stewart
Scott Taylor
John Thistle
Patricia Trainor
Kathryn Upstone
Agnes Walsh
Jack Wedge
Douglas L. Weeks
Gordon Weeks
Florrie Weir
James A. Woodgate
Velma Wright
Cy Yard
Sterling Yeo
Thank you to the following funeral homes for accepting donations in support of the
QEH Foundation in 2015-2016:
Belvedere Funeral Home
Central Queen’s Funeral Home
Davison Funeral Home
Dingwell Funeral Home
East Prince Funeral Home
Ferguson Logan Montague Funeral Home
Hennessey Cutcliffe Charlottetown Funeral Home
Hillsboro Funeral Home
MacLean Funeral Home
North Shore Funeral Home
Board of Direc tors
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Adam Balderston
Spencer Campbell
Bob Sear
Chair
Past Chair
Vice Chair
Kim Ladner
Dr. Jackie Goodwin
Barb Dunphy
Treasurer
Secretary
Chief Executive Officer
QEH Foundation
Dr. Peggy Bethune
Karen Creighan
Ed Lawlor
Laura-Lee Lewis
Patsy MacLean
Everett Roche
MISSION
To raise funds for medical equipment
for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Stephen Dunne
Cory Gray
Jamie MacDonald
Mary MacInnis
Carolyn Villard
Chris Whitlock
Chief Administrative Officer, QEH
President, QEH Auxiliary
VISION
To assist the Queen Elizabeth Hospital family
to provide the best health care possible.
For more information
or to make a donation please contact:
QEH Foundation
PO Box 6600
Charlottetown, PE C1A 8T5
www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
Tel:(902) 894-2425
Email:
info@qehfoundation.pe.ca
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