Spring 2013 - Carroll Hospital Center

Spring 2013
In this issue:
Palliative Care Bridge Program,
Camp T.R. & much more!
A Parade on Father’s Day
Bill and Barbara Ritz of Sykesville had never been inside Dove House until Barbara’s
mother was admitted for inpatient hospice care in 2008. “This is the next step to
heaven,” said Bill as he walked into Carroll Hospice’s inpatient facility for the first time.
Knowing how her husband felt about Dove House made it a bit easier for Barbara when
Bill was admitted there in June 2012 after being diagnosed with urethral cancer four
months earlier. “Hospice allows patients to die with the dignity they deserve,” Barbara
says. “I knew that’s what Bill wanted.”
On Father’s Day weekend, Bill and Barbara’s children visited and reminisced at Dove
House as they watched a family slideshow. That Sunday, Barbara rested on the couch
while the family watched the last two boxes of slides. Then her son came over to her
and said he thought Bill wanted her, Barbara remembers. “I went over and sat with him
and held his hand, and he took his last breath.”
Hospice supporter and Sykesville resident
Barbara Ritz shared one last special
Father’s Day with her husband, Bill,
at Carroll Hospice’s inpatient facility,
Dove House, in 2012.
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Hospice allows patients to die with the dignity
they deserve. I knew that’s what Bill wanted.
Through this tough time, Barbara took comfort in several memorable moments during
Bill’s stay. He was housed in the same room her mother had been in, she says, and she
thinks he waited for the family to finish the slides and for Barbara to have some rest
before he passed away.
The family also noticed the revving of engines that Sunday. Barbara found out that
motorcyclists were gathering in the parking lot across the street from Dove House for
the annual Dove Ride, a Carroll Hospice fundraiser founded by one of the nurses.
Barbara and other family members went out on the balcony as the motorcyclists were
pulling out of the parking lot. “The riders all looked up at us and waved,” she remembers.
“Bill passed away shortly after all the cycles took off.”
The family thought it fitting that Bill, a father of six and grandfather of 13, had a parade
on Father’s Day. “Some people may say it’s coincidental,” Barbara says, “but I found
meaning in this.” She treasures the 55 years of memories she shared with Bill, whom
she described as an eternally youthful, outdoorsy type who was as handsome as a movie
star. “We had a wonderful, wonderful life.”
A few weeks before his death, the couple and some of their children walked out to
admire a double rainbow that appeared following a storm. “Bill was the last one in,” she
remembers. “He said ‘I wonder when we pass if we get to sit on the rainbow and slide
down.’ That’s how Bill was.”
Staff
Diane Link, R.N.
Executive Director
410-871-7650
A Letter from
the Executive Director:
Jill Englar, LCSW-C
Director of Support Services
410-871-7229
Jennifer Gambino
Director of Philanthropic Planning
410-871-6200
Leslie Gee, R.N.
Director, Carroll Hospice
410-871-7680
Dave Bare & Amy Schlossnagle
Spiritual Coordinators
410-871-7234
Kathy Bare
Bereavement Counselor
410-871-7231
Jessica Roschen
Bereavement Counselor
410-871-7656
DawnVan Der Stuyf, R.N.
Clinical Manager, Hospice Services
410-871-6560
Amanda Vetter
Annual Fund Manager, Carroll Hospice
410-871-7220
Debbie Zepp
Volunteer Coordinator
410-871-7228
Board of Trustees
Mr. Mark E. Blacksten, Chair
Mr. Wayne Barnes, Vice Chair
Mr. James Andersen, Esq.
Mr. Richard Coyne
Ms. Erin Danz
Mrs. Mary Darrell
Mrs. Shirlyn Evans-Ford
Mr. Thomas “Dale” Fletcher, Jr.
Del. Susan Krebs
Dr. Flavio Kruter
Ms. Denise Whitecotton
Ms. Phyllis Zumbrun
Ex-Officio
Mrs. Diane Link
Mrs. Stephanie Reid
How to Reach Us:
Carroll Hospice
292 Stoner Avenue
Westminster, MD 21157
410-871-8000 | 888-224-2580
410-871-7186 TTY
410-871-7528 Inpatient
410-871-7242 Fax
CarrollHospice.org
Office Hours: Monday – Friday,
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Carroll Hospice offers on-call service
24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you
experience an urgent concern outside
of regular business hours, please call
410-871-8000.
Spring is one of my favorite times of year.
As the winter freeze lifts and the grass turns green, it reminds me of hope and renewal. I
feel rejuvenated and ready to tackle the outdoor projects that were put off from last fall.
Over the winter, we revised the format and content of our hospice newsletter. DASH, the
new name of the newsletter, stands for Dedicated to Awareness and Support of Hospice.
DASH is the name of our hospice advocacy group, and I love the idea that our newsletter
symbolizes that same purpose: awareness and support of hospice. Our special thanks to
Mark Darrell, chairman, and the DASH steering committee for their hard work and
dedication in creating the original DASH concept and supporting Carroll Hospice’s
important mission of providing quality end-of-life care to all.
In this and future editions, we plan to provide you with regular updates on what is
happening in hospice both in our community and nationwide; offer tips for caring for
someone at end of life and coping with grief; and share stories from Carroll Hospice’s
staff, volunteers and patient caregivers.
I look forward to sharing with you ways you can be
Dedicated to Awareness and Support of Hospice,
and I welcome your feedback regarding our new
newsletter format.
Have a wonderful spring!
Sincerely,
Diane Link, R.N.
Executive Director, Carroll Home Care
& Carroll Hospice
Follow us on Facebook at
Facebook.com/CarrollHospice
Palliative Care Aims to Bring Comfort, Support
to Those With Long-Term Illness
Palliative care is given while curative treatment is being pursued,
while hospice care is provided only to those who are facing a
terminal illness, typically in the last six months of life.
If patients are diagnosed with a terminal illness, but are not
ready to enter hospice care, Carroll Home Care’s Palliative Care
Bridge Program can help.
The Palliative Care Bridge Program provides extra resources for
patients, whether for pain and symptom management or emotional and spiritual support, explains Susan Norwood, clinical
manager of Carroll Home Care, an affiliate of Carroll Hospital
Center.
Members of the palliative care team–including physicians, home
health and hospice nurses, physical or occupational therapists,
social workers and chaplains–coordinate care to manage physical
and emotional symptoms; educate patients and caregivers about
their illness; provide guidance in making medical decisions
while respecting the patient’s goals and beliefs; help with
advance directives/Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders; and assist
with the transition to hospice care if appropriate.
Hospice nurses work with the home health nurses in the program. “Hospice nurses are experts in providing symptom and
pain management,” says Norwood. “It also allows patients to
develop a relationship and rapport with the hospice nurse, who
can then follow them into hospice care.”
The Palliative Care Bridge Program falls under the auspices of
home care, so patients must meet the home care eligibility
guidelines, Norwood says.
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Because they address similar issues, palliative care and hospice
care are often confused. Both types of care are designed to improve
the quality of life for a person diagnosed with a serious illness.
We’ve closed the gap for patients
and made the transition from home care
to hospice a smooth and seamless one.
Patients may not qualify for hospice for many reasons: they may
still be seeking curative treatment for their illness; they do not
meet hospice’s admission criteria; or they simply may not want
to seek hospice treatment at that time.
The Palliative Care Bridge Program has made a tremendous
impact in giving patients the support and care management they
need, no matter what stage of illness they are facing. “We’ve
closed the gap for patients and made the transition from home
care to hospice a smooth and seamless one,” says Norwood.
To learn more about the Palliative Care Bridge Program,
please call 410-871-8000 or visit CarrollHospice.org/
Bridge-Program.
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Andersen Joins
Hospice Board
James R. Andersen, Esq. has joined the
Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees.
Practicing civil litigation law for nearly 25
years, Mr. Andersen is now a partner with
Rollins, Smalkin, Richards & Mackie in
Baltimore. He earned his undergraduate
degree in government and politics from
the University of Maryland, College Park,
and earned his Juris Doctorate from the
University of Baltimore.
Defining Healing Touch
By Carole Baillet
Carroll Hospice Volunteer
Healing Touch is a therapy used to direct energy to areas in the body in need of healing.
The practitioner places hands in various positions–depending upon the affliction or
affected area–and, with intent and focus, directs and facilitates healing energy.
My use of Healing Touch with hospice patients has been extremely rewarding. It seems
to bring peace and calm to agitated and restless patients. One patient in particular
comes to mind. I could hear him yelling in pain from his room all the way to the volunteer desk. After asking if I could perform Healing Touch on him, he gave me permission.
My heart went out to him and the family member sitting by his side. I sat at his other
side and began to treat him. Within a few minutes he calmed down. As I treated him,
I asked if he would like to pray. He told me, “Yes, please.” We prayed the Lord’s Prayer
as he received Healing Touch. When we finished, he went right to sleep.
Mr. Andersen is a member of the Maryland
State Bar Association, the Baltimore
County Bar Association and the Defense
Research Institute. He and his wife, Amy,
have three children, and have lived in the
county for more than 15 years.
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“I am grateful for the privilege of serving
on the Carroll Hospice Board of Trustees.
I look forward to working with the other
board members to continue to grow and
enhance the services hospice provides to
the residents of Carroll County and
beyond,” he says.
My use of Healing Touch with hospice patients
has been extremely rewarding. It seems to bring
peace and calm to agitated and restless patients.
I also remember a gentleman who was determined to get out of bed and was agitated
that he wasn’t allowed to do so because of his condition. Of course that wasn’t going to
stop him from trying. I asked him if I could do Healing Touch, and he said, “Oh, all
right.” It seemed no sooner than I had begun that he was snoring loudly.
One elderly patient of mine in a nursing facility had complained of pain in her foot.
After using Healing Touch on the ball of her foot and her heel, she told me it “worked
like a miracle.” Now I treat her regularly when I am there.
Healing Touch is very calming and peaceful, and a sense of well-being and a loving
energy are felt by many. I am very thankful to be a Healing Touch practitioner.
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The annual Dove Ride
to support Carroll Hospice is
slated for June 23, 2013.
Ride in memory of a loved one
or friend. Learn more at
CarrollHospice.org/Dove-Ride.
Helps Kids Cope With Grief
Just like kids at any other summer camp, they swim, sit
around a campfire, work on crafts and make friends. But
throughout the weekend, campers at Camp T.R. also talk about how they feel after
losing a loved one. Camp T.R. is no ordinary camp; it’s a grief camp where children
ages 7 to 15 work through the emotions related to losing someone close.
The campers participate in fun activities as they would at a traditional camp, but they
also have special events that help them deal with the wide range of emotions and isolation they may be facing. These special activities include writing in a journal, creating a
memory book or box, participating in butterfly and balloon releases, lighting a candle
and talking about special memories, decorating Memory Totems (pictured below) and
even the simple act of allowing themselves to cry.
Camp T.R. is staffed by professional bereavement counselors and volunteers who have
special training in helping grieving children. In addition, each of the campers is
assigned a buddy as a trusted support person during the free overnight camp.
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All the campers leave having made new friends,
smiling and laughing, knowing that in spite of their
losses, they can cope and they are not alone.
“It is amazing to be involved with such an incredible transformation of the campers. Many arrive
timid, scared and sad,” says Kathy Bare, a Carroll
Hospice bereavement counselor. “All the campers
leave having made new friends, smiling and laughing, knowing that in spite of their losses, they can
cope and they are not alone.”
This year’s camp will take place Friday, May 31
through Sunday, June 2. Through the generosity
of several donors at the 2012 Taste of Carroll
event, $11,000 was raised to sponsor campers for
this year’s camp.
Camp T.R. has been in existence since 1994, and
more than 500 children have benefited from the
program since its inception.
For more information about Camp T.R.,
call 410-871-8000 or visit CarrollHospice.org/
Camp-TR.
Grief Day Camp is Another Option
For children ages 7-13 who would benefit from a grief day camp, the Healing
Hearts Day Camp offered by Carroll Hospice provides a combination of
activities and sharing to help them cope with their grief. This year’s day camp
will take place Friday, August 23 at Landon C. Burns Park in Westminster from
10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information, visit CarrollHospice.org.
The IRA Rollover
Has Been Continued
for 2013
As part of the fiscal cliff law, Congress
reauthorized the IRA rollover for 2013.
This means that if you are age 70½ or
older, you can make a charitable gift of
up to $100,000 from your IRA. Your gift
will qualify for your 2013 required minimum distribution and you will not
have to pay federal income tax on the
amount given from your IRA to Carroll
Hospice.
Contact Jenny Gambino at 410-871-6200,
foundation@CarrollHospitalCenter.org
or visit CarrollHospitalFnd.org to learn
more about how you can use some of
your IRA dollars to support our important work in 2013.
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Springtime Filled with New Beginnings
By Jess Roschen, M.S.
Carroll Hospice Bereavement Counselor
Spring represents a season full of hope and new beginnings. It is the season of growth
and change and the promise that winter is over. Springtime is defined in The MerriamWebster Dictionary as a “flourishing stage of development.” For many of us who are
grieving, it may at times be difficult to grasp this concept of spring. Our hearts may
ache because our loved one is no longer with us to share the beauty of spring. Sadness,
despair, anger, loneliness and frustration are all normal feelings associated with grief.
These feelings come and go and sometimes may feel intense. It is healthy and natural
to let these emotions out; give yourself permission to grieve. Cry, talk, shout or write
your feelings out–this will help relieve the pain from the inside. Remember, grieving is
a normal process and as individuals we all handle it differently.
It is important to understand that we deserve to still feel love, happiness and joy in our
lives, even when we are grieving. We know that our loved ones would want us to go on
and to enjoy springtime. Try thinking of spring as a new beginning for your grieving
process and maybe it will feel less painful at times. An epiphany may even happen,
signifying that the worst days are coming to an end. You could receive a sign from your
loved one that gives you eternal peace. Feeling the warmth of the sun from a spring day
may brighten your mood. Seeing the blooming trees and flowers could lift your spirits.
Remember that tomorrow is a new day, and it might be a good day. Let’s be hopeful
that spring can bring positive changes for you.
Try some of these helpful tips:
• Spend time talking and reminiscing about memories of your loved one
with family and friends.
• Take a walk outside in the fresh air to clear your mind.
• Talk to your loved one and ask him or her for strength when times are tough.
• Set small goals for yourself.
• Get away with family or friends on a day trip.
Bereavement
Support Groups
Pathways Bereavement Support Group
This group is open to anyone whose
loved one died.
Third Wednesday of every month
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.
Registration not required.
Bereavement Luncheon
This luncheon is open to anyone suffering
from the death of someone close.
Last Tuesday of every month, Noon
Baugher’s Restaurant
289 W. Main St., Westminster
Registration not required.
Bereavement Support Group
For any adult grieving the death
of a loved one.
Third Thursday of every month, 2:30 – 4 p.m.
Glade Valley Center, Genesis Health Care
56 W. Frederick St., Walkersville
Registration required.
Widows Support Group
Open to women whose spouse died.
First Tuesday of every month, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.
Registration not required.
Widowers Support Group
Open to men whose spouse died.
First Tuesday of every month, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.
Registration not required.
Pet Loss
This support group is for anyone whose
pet died.
Saturdays, July 13 & October 12
10:30 a.m. – noon
Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.
Registration required.
Camp T.R. (ages 7- 15)
A weekend grief camp for children who
have suffered the death of a loved one.
Friday, May 31 – Sunday, June 2
Call 410-871-7231 or 410-871-7656
for more information.
Registration and completed application
required.
Healing Hearts Day Camp (ages 7 - 13)
For children who are grieving the death
of a loved one.
Friday, August 23, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Landon C. Burns Park
Registration and completed application
required.
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Call 410-871-7231 for more information on
any of our bereavement support groups.
Remembering Loved Ones at
The 2012 Season to Remember event, featuring Carroll Hospice’s Festival of Trees and Memorial Trees, as well
as the Carroll Hospital Center Auxiliary’s Tree of Lights ceremony, raised more than $17,000 for Carroll Hospice
and $6,000 for the Auxiliary.
Led by Lauren Hickey, community relations liaison for Right at Home, the Season to Remember
committee coordinated the donation of dozens of trees creatively decorated by individuals,
community groups and businesses. The trees, displayed in Carroll Hospital Center’s main lobby,
were bid on by hundreds of residents during the event.
Joe Brotman of Mount Airy purchased six trees from the event–the most trees ever purchased by one
individual. He bid on trees in honor of his wife, Sonja Brotman, who received hospice care in Frederick
for 10 months before passing away in September 2012. After picking up the trees, Joe gave them all
away as gifts to special people in his life. “I played Santa Claus that day,” he says.
The Festival of Trees was inspiring to him, he says. “It was very well done, and it touched me,”
says Joe. “I saw an opportunity to help hospice and to take care of some people in my life.”
A Memorial Tree service at Dove House brought the weeklong event to a close. Many
gathered to remember special loved ones or pets and to collect the ornaments purchased
in their honor.
View a slideshow of the 2012 event and a list of those who donated trees at
CarrollHospice.org/Season-To-Remember.
Save the date for Season to Remember 2013, taking place
Monday, November 25 to Monday, December 2, 2013.
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Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2012 Donors
Carroll Hospice relies on support from the community to continue to provide services to those in a time of need. In calendar year
2012, more than 3,700 individuals and businesses made charitable donations supporting Carroll Hospice totaling more than
$900,000 in cash. Private support played a significant role in helping hospice meet the needs of many families.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the list of donors. If we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted your name, please accept our
apologies and contact the Hospice Development office at 410-871-7220 so we may correct our records.
Founders Circle Members
Represented on this list are the individuals who contributed $1,000 or more and businesses/organizations that contributed $2,500
or more to benefit Carroll Hospice between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. If you would like to become a member of the
Founders Circle, learn more at CarrollHospice.org/Ways-Of-Giving.
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
($100,000 or more)
Harvey & Ruth Bair
Carroll Hospital Center Auxiliary
Dr. Joan Develin Coley & Mr. M. Lee Rice
Lawrence E. & Margaret Y. Zepp Trust
VISIONARY
($50,000 - $99,999)
Anonymous
Estate of Frederick W. Schildwachter
BENEFACTOR
($10,000 - $24,999)
BB&T
Central Maryland Rehab Services, Inc.:
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Herring
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Kirby
Drs. Johanna DiMento & Frank Dalichow
Life & Long Term Care Insurance:
Mr. & Mrs. R. Wayne Barnes
Mr. Charles “Buck” & Mrs. Kathy Miller
Random House Westminster Distribution Center
COMMUNITARIAN
($5,000 - $9,999)
Councilwoman Suzanne Albert
Mr. Karl Alexander
Mr. Larry & Mrs. Rosemarie C. Helminiak
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kipe
Nicholl Family Foundation, Inc.
R. Wayne Feezer Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Westminster Fallfest
PACESETTER
($2,500 - $4,999)
American Legion Riders Post 31
Anchor Pharmacy & Medical Supply/
Carroll Care Pharmacies:
Drs. James & Jeanie Miller
Carefirst/BlueCross BlueShield
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Coyne
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Darrell
Mr. P. Douglas & Mrs. Christine A. Gerstmyer
Drs. Gregory & Rosemary Lewis
M & T Bank
Manchester Valley High School
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R. D. Bowman & Sons:
Mr. Dirk & Mrs. Julie Bowman
Mr. Dale & Mrs. Jeanne Bowman
Robin Ford Building & Remodeling, Inc.:
Mr. & Mrs. Robin Ford
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Rosier
Dr. & Mrs. John A. Steers
Target Electric, Inc.
PATRON
($1,000 - $2,499)
Ms. Julia K. Berwager
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bilbo
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bildstein
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph K. Billings
Mr. Mark & Mrs. Tracie Blacksten
Bladerunner, Inc.:
Mrs. Lisa Nightingale
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Borek
Ms. Joyce Lea Brown
Mr. Paul & Mrs. Tina Buck
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Buckley
Dr. & Mrs. J.H. Caricofe
Mr. & Mrs. H. Scott Carr
Ms. Sarah Case
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Cavey
Mr. John J. Cutter
Mr. Eric D. & Mrs. Erin M. Danz
Devaney & Associates, Inc.:
Mrs. Diane Devaney & Mr. David DeKowski
Fletcher Funeral Home, PA:
Mr. Dale & Mrs. Teresa Fletcher
Dr. & Mrs. Valeriano P. Fugoso
Ms. Susan J. Galicki
Ms. Charlotte F. George
Mr. Robert C. George
Mr. Maurice Good
Ms. Dianne M. Harvey
Mr. James Timothy Haynes
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Holland
Mr. Wayne Hollenbaugh
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Houck
Ms. Marcia Kay Jenkins
Ms. Edith S. Keeney
Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Keiser
The Honorable Susan & Mr. Mark Krebs
KRS Consultants, LLC:
Mr. & Mrs. K. Randall Smith
Mr. J. Brooks & Mrs. Susan Underwood Leahy
Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Diane Link
Mrs. Anne A. Lister
Mr. Stewart K. Meekins
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Moderacki
Mr. Charles R. Mullinix
Mr. Fred D. & Mrs. Myrtle Myers
Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Ellen Finnerty Myers
Mr. & Mrs. James P. O’Meara
Dr. Faye Pappalardo
Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, PA
Ms. Lucinda S. Puterbaugh
Mrs. Hazel Rectanus
Ms. Lorna J. Rice
Right at Home:
Mr. Steve & Mrs. Carole Luber
Rosner Healthcare Navigation:
Ms. Jill Rosner
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Scott, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Seifert
Mr. John M. & Mrs. Marion H. Sernulka
Shipley Transport System, Inc.
Mr. Greg & Mrs. Leslie Simmons
Dr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Gary N. Spencer
Ms. Cheryl A. Stout
Ms. Lynn E. Taafe
Terry’s Tag & Title:
Ms. Terry Smack
The Zimmer Financial Group, LLC:
Mr. Rob Zimmer
Dr. George H. & Mrs. Betty Thomas
Ms. Hyla Troxell
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas P. Velnoskey
Visiting Angels:
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Burns
Mr. D’Alan Baugh
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Warden
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Weih, III
Mr. Steven & Mrs. Denise Whitecotton
Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Deborah Zepp
Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2012 Donors
Memorials
Each year, Carroll Hospice receives many gifts in memory of loved ones and special friends. Following is a list of people remembered
through memorial gifts received between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. If you would like to make a contribution in
memory of someone special, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-Of-Giving.
Ms. Jill Abdo
Ms. Hilda Abernathy
Ms. Bonnie Abrecht
Mr. Barton Ackerman
Mr. Edward Acree
Ms. Frances Adams
Ms. Helen K. Adams
Ms. Kim Affayroux
Ms. Etta Akers
Mr. Martin Alban
Mr. Charles Albert
Ms. Mary L. Albright
Ms. Barbara Alexander
Ms. Priscilla Allen
Mr. Ralph Allen
Mr. Frederick A. Alles
Dr. Martino Almogela
Mr. Ernest Amos
Mr. Les Amos
Mr. Thomas Andes
Archibald & Sciaretta Families
Ms. Phyllis Armstrong
The Honorable Francis M. Arnold
Mr. Robert Atkinson
Mr. Joseph M. Aversa
Ms. Phyllis Ayres
Ms. Lena Babington
Ms. Violet Babylon
Ms. Clair Baer
Ms. Helen Baer
Ms. Karolyn Bair
Mr. Rob Bair
Ms. Marion Baldwin
Mr. Marvin “Guy” Baldwin
Ms. Marian Balough
Ms. Marie Banahan
Mr. Farver Bankerd
Mr. Terry Bankert
Mr. W. Robert Barber
Mr. David Barcroft
Mr. Paul Bare
Mr. Jeffrey L. Barnes
Mr. Kenneth Barnes
Ms. Sewell Barnes
Ms. Virginia Barnes
Ms. Vivian Barnes
Ms. Charlotte Barns
Mr. George Barrett
Mr. Tommy Barron
Mr. Edward J. Barta
Mrs. Dawn Bartholow
Mrs. Mary Bauer
Mr. Ralph Arthur Baxter
Mr. James Beall
Ms. Mary I. Beard
Mr. Louis R. Beares
Ms. Charlotte Beaver
Ms. Cassie Day Beck
Ms. Anna Marie Beckenbach
Mr. Murle Beeker
Mr. Harvey Bell
Mr. Dominick
& Mrs. Katherine Bellusci
Mr. Christopher Bennett
Mr. Ernest Bennett
Mr. Robert A. Berglund
Ms. Nancy Bergman
Mr. Earl Berry
Ms. Theresa Berry
Mr. Donald Berwager
Ms. Thelma Betkey
Mr. Evans Bildstein
Mr. Emery Billings
Ms. Katherine Bird
Mr. Spottswood Bird
Mr. Glenn & Mrs. Margaret Bittner
Ms. Emily E. Bivens
Mr. Harold Blacksten
Mr. Jeffrey Blacksten
Mr. Wilbur Blacksten
Ms. Mary Blaisdell
Ms. Vicky Blank
Mr. George Blizzard
Mr. Michael Bloom
Mr. Earl Blum
Mr. Laverne Boeckmann
Mr. Gerald J. Boerner, Sr.
Mr. James Boggs
Mr. Clarence Bohn
Ms. Betty Bollinger
Mr. James Bollinger
Mr. William E. Bollinger, Sr.
Ms. Hallie Boone
Ms. Pauline Boone
Ms. Polly Boone
Ms. Carolyn Bopst
Ms. Helen Bosley
Mr. James “Jim” Bosley
Mr. Thomas Bosley
Ms. Helen E. Bostian
Mr. Abbot Boucher
Mrs. Bowen
Ms. Evelyn Bowen
Ms. June Bowers
Ms. Mary Margaret Kreit Bowers
Ms. Maureen Bowers
Mr. Mark Bowman
Ms. Mabel Brown Braune
Ms. Elise Brauning
Ms. Marian M. Brenner
Mr. John Brewer
Mr. Ron Brewer
Ms. Sharon Brewer
Mr. William A. Briean Jr.
Ms. Jan Brightbill
Mr. Edward J. Brosnan
Ms. Maureen Brothers
Mr. Arthur Brown
Ms. Frances Brown
Mr. Joseph Brown
Ms. Lilian Brown
Ms. Mary Brown
Mr. Jonathan L. Bruce
Ms. Mary E. Bryson
Ms. Rose Bubczyk
Mr. Michael Bubel
Mr. James Buckley
Ms. Margarette Buckley
Mr. Charles Leo Buckman
Ms. Shelva Burdette-Smith
Mr. Franklin L. Burgess, Jr.
Ms. Darlene Burkholder
Mr. James E. Burr
Mr. Paul H. Burrier
Mr. Steve Burriss
Ms. Pat Buscemi
Mr. Charles Bush
Ms. Doris Bush
Ms. Gail A. Bushey
Mr. Arthur N. Butler, Jr.
Ms. Margaret Butler
Mr. Nathan Butler
Ms. Doris Bynaker
Mr. Hubert Byrn
Ms. Amelia Bystrak
Mr. Jack Calhoun
Ms. Elsie Capps
Mr. Richard Cardany
Mr. Rocky Cardinale
Ms. Vivian Cardinale
Ms. Libby Carlee
Ms. Myrtle Carlin
Mr. Carl S. Carlson
Ms. Patricia Carr
Dr. Samuel H. Case
Mr. J. Stuart Cassilly
Mr. William F. Catron
Ms. Joan M. Catterton
Ms. Vicky Caulk
Ms. Helen Cavey
Mr. Dale Cellitto
Ms. Gertrude Chaney
Ms. Jean Jones Chenoweth
Ms. Ella Mary Childress
Mr. Marvin “Murph” Childs, Sr.
Mr. James Chrest
Ms. Georgia C. Christian
Ms. Eleanor Christie
Ms. Virginia Churn
Ms. Arlene Clark
Mr. Glenn M. Clark, Jr.
Ms. Frances Clatterbuck
Mr. Gilbert Clegg
Mr. Clint Clement
Mr. Weldon M. Clinton, Sr.
Mr. Vic Cohen
Ms. Frances Colbert
Mr. Albert Cole
Mr. Robert & Mrs. Pauline Cole
Mr. David Dale Collett
Ms. Anne Conrad
Mr. Edward Cook
Mr. Tim Cooke
Mr. Robert Cornwell
Mr. William A. Courpas
Mr. Guy W. Covert
Ms. Isabelle G. Cowan
Mr. Robert Coy
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Memorials, continued
Ms. Mary Crabbs
Ms. Eleanor Crawmer
Ms. Virginia Bowen Cross
Mrs. Vergie Crouch
Mr. Richard “Pete” Crouse
Ms. Alice Crowl
Ms. Emma Crushong
Ms. Julia Ann Batarla Cuddahee
Ms. Eleanor Cullum
Mr. Harry Cunningham
Ms. Marie Cunningham
Mr. Andrew Curtis
Mr. Hugh Dalton Curtis
Ms. Dorothy E. Cutter
Mr. John Howard Cutter
Ms. Barbara Dalton
Ms. Joni Kay Damm
Dr. John J. Darrell
Ms. Jenny Davidson
Ms. Virginia Lee Davidson
Mr. Gordon Davis
Ms. Helen Davis
Mr. Robert D. Davis
Ms. Phyllis Jean Dawson
Ms. Elizabeth “Dolly” Dayhoff
Mr. Stanley L. Dayhoff
Ms. Betty G. DeGroft
Ms. Linda DeHart
Ms. Lorrie Dell
Ms. Mary Dell
Ms. Paula Delph
Ms. Jean Denney
Mr. Harold V. Desmond, Jr.
Ms. Gerda Deterer
Mr. Tom Dewees
Mr. William “Gene” Dick
Mr. Robert Dickerson
Mr. Vonny Dickinson
Mr. Jacob Diehl
Mr. Charles Dill
Mr. Donald Dillman
Mr. Frank Dimick
Ms. Marie Dimick
Mr. John Dipaolantonio
Mr. Joseph R. Dippery
Mr. Joseph Disai
Mr. George Ditman
Mr. William Dittrich
Ms. Betty Dixon
Mr. Henry L. Dodrer, Sr.
Ms. Janice Doll
10 DASH — Spring 2013
Ms. Caroline Domeier
Ms. Elele Dorsey
Mr. John R. Dorsey
Ms. Madeline L. Dorsey
Mr. Walter Dorsey
Ms. Rita W. Dossa
Ms. Patricia Dowd
Ms. Mary Doyle
Ms. Mary L. Drechsler
Mr. Walter W. Drechsler, Jr.
Mr. Walter W. Drechsler, Sr.
Mr. Richard Dudderar
Mr. Robert Duerling
Mr. Alvie Dull
Mr. John Dull
Mr. Robert Durham
Mr. James W. Duttera
Mr. Ronald Duttera
Ms. Hilda Dutterer
Ms. Alma Duvall
Mr. Raymond A.
& Mrs. Myrtle E. Dyson
Ms. Gertrude V. Eanes
Mr. John Clarke Ebaugh
Mrs. Louise Ebaugh
Ms. Genevieve Eckard
Mr. Frederick Eckrich
Ms. Mary Jane Edmunds
Mr. Bernard Eichelberger
Mr. Eric Eidsness
Ms. Arma Eirich
Mr. Mervin Elliott
Mr. Charles Ellison, III
Mr. Charles Ellison, Jr.
Mr. Robert Walter Elwell
Mr. Charles Ely
Mr. Fred Emerick
Ms. Cecial Ensko
Ms. Lovalia Erbeck
Ms. Nancy Ernest
Ms. Jean Ernst
Mr. Jean Esz
Mr. David M. Evanick
Mr. Robert Evans
Ms. Ann Ewart
Ms. Ida E. Eybs
Mr. John & Mrs. Mary Face
Ms. Janet L. Fadely
Mr. Frank Faehner
Mr. Carl Farver
Ms. Helen Marie Farver
Mr. Richard Farver, Sr.
Mr. R. Wayne Feezer
Ms. Charlene Feinstein
Mr. Raymond Fendlay
Mr. Chas Ferguson
Ms. Karen Feroli
Mr. Ed Ferrara
Ms. Blanche Ferris
Mrs. Laurie J. Fetchko
Mr. Alfhield Feustel
Mrs. Helma Fiedler
Mr. William Albert Fiedler
Mr. Rosario Fiorani
Mr. Michael Fiorelli
Mr. Charles O. Fisher, Sr.
Mrs. Margaret Gunter Fisher
Ms. Ella M. Fleishell
Ms. Doris Flickinger
Ms. Suzanne Foard
Ms. Dorothy Forman
Mr. George Forrester Sr.
Ms. Dolly Frank
Mr. James E. Frank
Mr. James Walter Frank, Sr.
Ms. Catherine E. Franklin
Ms. Linda Franklin
Mr. Rod Frederickson
Ms. Francis French
Mr. Ben Freundel
Ms. Katherine Fritz
Mr. Marvin C. Fuchs
Mr. Charles A. Funkhouser
Ms. Carole Fuss
Mr. Waltraud Futran
Ms. Marsha Lynn Gaeger
Mr. Adam Gafos
Ms. Eugenia Gafos
Mr. George Gafos
Mr. Thomas Gaines
Mr. Charles W. Gaither
Mr. Richard E. Galicki
Ms. Louella Garheart
Ms. Angela Garland
Ms. Irene Garland
Ms. Ida Garrettson
Ms. Arta Gartrell
Mr. Marvin “Pete” Gartrell
Mr. Anthony J. Gatta, Sr.
Mr. Louis F. Genson
Mr. John P. George
Mr. Joe Gerlovich
Mr. Robert R. Gibson
Mr. Jim Gillan
Mr. Charles David Gillis
Mrs. Helen Ginsberg
Mr. Ted Girdner
Ms. Eloise M. Gist
Ms. Shirley Gist
Mr. John A. Giudice
Mr. Lawrence Glick
Ms. Jeanne G. Gloss
Ms. Celia Goldberg
Ms. Charlotte Keefer Gonder
Mrs. Virginia Good
Mr. Robert Gosselin
Mr. Charles A. Grabill
Mr. & Mrs. Granville Grabill
Ms. Betty Grace
Ms. Grace Mason
Ms. Mildred Graham
Mr. Richard Graham
Ms. Joan Gravels
Mr. Dale Green
Ms. Karen Marie Green
Mr. Michael Greenwood, Sr.
Mr. Jerry Greer
Mr. Robert Griffin
Ms. Gloria Grimes
Mr. Donald Groomes
Ms. Kathryn Groshon
Ms. Buelah Grossman
Ms. Mary P. Grove
Mrs. Mary Guisewhite
Mr. Jack Gullo, Sr.
Mr. Harry Hadel
Mr. Joseph P. Hahn
Ms. Mary Haifley
Ms. Alice Haines
Ms. Jane Haines
Ms. Mary Haines
Ms. Sandra C. Hall
Ms. Rosalie M. Halter
Rev. Fred Hanna
Ms. Isabelle Hansen
Ms. Kathleen Hare
Mrs. Margaret Harman
Ms. Lorraine Harrington
Ms. Betty J. Harris
Ms. Dolores Harris
Mr. Melvin G. & Mrs. Marie E. Harris
Ms. Miriam Harris
Mr. Ricky Harrison
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Memorials, continued
Ms. Terri Harrison
Mr. Charles A. Hartman
Mr. Larry Hartman
Ms. Cathy Harvey
Mr. William R. Haugh, Jr.
Ms. Hilda B. Haugh
Mr. Neil Hawk
Ms. Hillis Hawkins
Mr. Jack Hawkins
Ms. Marion Catherine
“Kitty” Hawkins
Ms. Yvonne Hawkins
Ms. Shirley Hayes
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Haynes
Ms. Caroline Heller
Mr. William Heller, Sr.
Ms. Anne Hellmann
Mr. Ralph E. Henry, Sr.
Mr. Randy E. Henry
Mr. Robert Hentz
Mr. Edward Herman
Ms. Pearl M. Herman
Mr. William M. Hesson
Mr. Jack Hetrick
Mr. & Mrs. Hiebert
Ms. Judith Higgs
Ms. Catherine High
Mr. Gero Hilbourn
Ms. Janet Hill
Ms. Agnes Himmel
Ms. Norma M. Hirsch
Ms. Ethel Hoff
Mr. Marlin Hoff
Mr. Robert “Bobby” M. Holbrook
Mr. Gilbert Holniker
Mr. Stephen Holniker
Ms. Verna V. Holsinger
Mr. Carl Hood
Mr. James Hood
Mr. Lewis D. Hood, Jr.
Mrs. Wilma Hood
Ms. Margaret Hoofnagle
Mr. James T. Hook, III
Mr. Justin Hook
Mr. George V. Hooper
Mr. Earl Hoover
Ms. Ella Mae Hoover
Ms. Eva Hopwood
Ms. Sharon W. Hornberger
Ms. Helen V. Horner
Ms. Carlita B. Horten
Hospice Patients
Ms. Betty Jane Houck
Mr. Samual Howard
Ms. Teresa Ott Howard
Ms. Margaret Huber
Ms. Julia Humbert
Ms. Ruthann Humphreys
Ms. Ella M. Huster
Mr. Lynn Hutton, Sr.
Ms. Emily Inskeep
Mr. Alvin J. Irvin, Jr.
Mr. William H. Jackson
Mr. Martin Jacobson
Mr. Bob James
Mr. Thomas M. Jamison, III
Ms. Patricia Jarkowiec
Mr. Donald Jarvis
Ms. Rose Jarzynski
Ms. Anne D. Jeffers
Ms. Patricia Jefferson
Mr. Carey Kenyon Johnson
Mr. Earle & Mrs. Theresa Johnson
Ms. Mildred Johnson
Mr. Roy A. Johnson
Ms. Ruth M. Joiner
Mr. William Joiner
Ms. Christine Rosella Jones
Mr. Melvin Jones
Ms. Emily Jorss
Mr. Marven H. Kaberle
Mr. Roman Kadlubowski
Mr. Jerry Kappes
Ms. Frances Kase
Ms. Margaret Keeney
Ms. Elizabeth Keeter
Mr. Talbott Pat Kelley
Mr. William F. Kelmartin
Ms. Nancy Carolyn Kelso
Ms. Dawn Kenton
Ms. Doris Kerns
Ms. Dolores Kerr
Ms. Pauline Keys
Mr. Jonah D. Kibler
Mr. Bob Kimble
Ms. Ruth King
Mr. Harold Kipe
Ms. Pauline Kippen
Ms. Kathy Kirkner
Ms. Martha Kirkpatrick
Mr. Clarence Kitchen
Mrs. Patricia Klaput
Mr. Robert Klein, Sr.
Mrs. Patricia L. Kliemann
Mr. Frank Kline
Ms. Elsie C. Schmitt Knight
Ms. Doris E. Koenig
Ms. Marsha Koenig
Mr. Leroy Kohls
Ms. Kathryn Iris Kortisses
Ms. Betty Kratz
Rev. Charles Kratz
Mr. Joseph Kraus
Ms. Catherine Krause
Mr. Eugene Krauss
Ms. Mary F. Krebs
Ms. Rose T. Kretzschmar
Mr. John Kruszewski
Mr. Arthur J. Kuhn, Jr.
Mr. Doug Laatsch
Ms. Margaret E. Lafferty
Mr. Jerry Lagrone
Mr. Charles & Mrs. Sara Lambert
Ms. Mary J. Lanni
Ms. Delana Lantz
Mr. William J. Laslo
Ms. Dolores Latella
Mr. Walter Lawrence
Ms. Jennie Lawson
Ms. Vestal Leatherman
Ms. Fern Lee
Ms. Eleanor N. Leidy
Mr. E. Clifford Leister
Ms. Leola Leister
Mr. Kenneth Lentzner
Mr. Sam & Mrs. Ruth Levis
Ms. Mary Ruth Lippy
Mr. Edward W. Lister, Jr.
Mr. Richard Little
Ms. Catherine Litzau
Mr. Bryan Mitchell Livesay
Mr. Elmer & Mrs. Artis Livesay
Ms. Grace Livesay
Mr. Larkin Livesay
Ms. Mary Mayrella Locascio
Mr. Patrick
& Mrs. Georgia Lockhart
Mr. Vernon Lohn
Mr. Louis Lolli
Ms. Margaret Lombardo
Ms. Beverly A. Long
Ms. Mary Ethel Long
Mr. Richard Long
Ms. Hazel Longo
Ms. Juanita Swanner Lord
Mr. Joseph Lorditch
Ms. Carol Inkrote Losch
Ms. Elizabeth Loudenslager
Mrs. Ann Love
Mrs. Virginia A. Love
Ms. Renee Lovett
Ms. Charlotte Lowe
Mr. James W. Lowery
Ms. Alice C. Luers
Ms. Andrea Luplow
Ms. Marie Lusby
Ms. Elaine M. Lutz
Ms. Lucille Lutz
Mr. William Donald MacAleese
Ms. Guyla Macioch
Mr. Charles F. Magee
Ms. Gloria Maier
Mr. Louis Maloff
Mr. George Elwood Maloney, Jr.
Mr. Frank & Mrs. Theresa Malta
Ms. Phyllis Maneval
Mr. Rapheal
& Mrs. Elizabeth Marconi
Ms. Norma Marick
Ms. Agnes Marriott
Mr. Ken Marshall
Mr. Eldridge L. Martin
Ms. Evelyn L. Martin
Mr. Herbert & Mr. Evelyn Martin
Mr. Paul Martin
Mr. Herbert T. Martin, Sr.
Ms. Teresa Martin
Ms. Viola Martin
Mr. Charles R. Mathews
Mr. Robert & Mrs. Hazel Matthews
Ms. Barbara Matulevich
Ms. Jackie Mauck
Mr. Thomas F.
& Mrs. Margaret May
Ms. Barbara Maynes
Ms. Annetta K. Mayo
Mr. John H. McAlister, III
Mr. James L. McCart
Mr. Varnel McCrossin
Mr. Allen McDonald
Ms. Jennie L. McGraw
Mr. Clayton T. McKenny
Mr. Michael McNeal
Mr. Michael McShane
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Memorials, continued
Ms. Elda McVicker
Ms. Elsie K. Meekins
Mr. Walter Meighan
Mr. Robert Meil
Ms. Dot Meile
Mr. Charles Menchey
Mr. Ralph E. Mennerick
Mr. Edgar Mercer
Mr. Jim Mercer
Mr. Don Meredith
Ms. Ann Mettee
Ms. Audrey Metzbower
Ms. Lori A. Metzger
Ms. Terri Meushaw
Mr. A. Warren Miller
Mr. Charles “Buck” Miller
Mr. Harvey Miller
Mr. Joseph Miller
Ms. Leslie Miller
Ms. Ruth Miller
Ms. Marie B. Moler
Ms. Linda Monaldi
Mr. Walter Moreau
Mrs. Rose L. Morell
Ms. Addie Morfoot
Ms. Kathryn Morgan
Mr. Jack Morningstar
Ms. Sharon Morningstar
Mr. Tony Moscati
Mr. Thomas M. Moylan
Mr. Richard J. Mulhare, Sr.
Ms. Theresa Muller
Mr. Charles E. Mullinix
Ms. Nancy Mullinix
Mr. Thomas J.
& Mrs. Martha J. Murphy
Mr. Richard Murray
Mr. Harry Berkley Myers
Mr. Robert J. Myers
Mr. John Naurot
Mr. Frank C. Naylor
Ms. Margaret Naylor
Mrs. Shirley Nelson
Mr. Paul Noble
Ms. Brenda Noll
Ms. Elizabeth L. Norfolk
Mr. Edward L. Norris
Mr. Joseph Notich
Ms. Sherry Nowlin
Mr. John Noyes
Ms. Norma “Dolly” Null
Mr. Ronnie L. “Ronnilly” Nusbaum
Mr. Alexander B. Ober, Jr.
TR O’Farrell, III
Mr. Robert F. Ohler, Sr.
Dr. Sani Okutman
Ms. Jacquelyn O’Leary
Mr. David Oler
Mr. Chris Olson
Mr. James Edward O’Meara, Jr.
Mr. Jack & Mrs. Clara Orenstein
Mr. L. Gerald Oursler
Mr. Neal Owings
Mr. Donovan Palmer
Ms. Margaret Parker
12 DASH — Spring 2013
Mr. Robert R. Parker
Mr. William “Bill” T. Parker
Ms. Sylvia Parr
Ms. Deb Parry
Ms. Virginia Pasek
Ms. Jeanne Paulsen
Ms. Agatha M. Peeling
Ms. Frances Pellit
Mr. Paul Perkins
Mr. John Phillips
Ms. Vivian J. Phillips
Mr. James R. Phipps
Mr. Matthew Gerard Pinkas
Mr. Frederick Piotrowski
Ms. Gertrude Pirozzi
Ms. Betty Pistel
Mr. Carlton Poff
Mr. Robert B. Pond
Christopher & David Pons
Mr. Dale Porter, Sr.
Ms. Thelma Powers
Mr. Walter Powers
Mr. Abraham L. Preece
Mr. Francis Walter “Buddy” Preston
Mr. Dean W. Price
Ms. Christine Priebe
Mr. Robert Kyle Pritts
Ms. Evelyn Purvis
Ms. Gaye Imogene Rager
Mr. Randy Rager
Ms. Elizabeth Rainey
Mr. John Patrick Rainey, Jr.
Mrs. Beverly Rajca
Mr. David Bruce Rambol
Ms. Leslie Randall
Mr. Carl H. Rauschenberg, Sr.
Mr. William Ray
Ms. Julie Reddinger
Mr. Jimmie Reed
Ms. Karen Lee Reger
Ms. Marilyn C. Reichert
Ms. Jean Remmel
Ms. Ruth Remmel
Ms. Edith Remmers
Ms. Anna Repetti
Mr. Carl Repetti
Mr. Eddie Rhoderick
Mr. William C. Rhoten, Jr.
Mr. William A. Rhoten
Mr. Billie Ricci
Mr. James John Richards
Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Richards
Mr. Joseph S. Rider, Jr.
Ms. Betty Ridings
Mr. Bill Riley
Ms. Linda Rill
Ms. Linda Ritchey
Mr. William Joseph Ritz
Ms. Edna Robbins
Ms. Mary Elizabeth Robbins
Ms. Erma Robinson
Ms. Karen Robinson
Mr. Wayne H. Rodgers
Mr. Edward Roeder, Jr.
Ms. Betty Jane Rohrback
Ms. Laurel Rohrmann
Ms. Meredith Rontson
Ms. Shirley Rose
Ms. Catherine Rosenstock
Mr. Harry Rosenzweig
Ms. Dorothy Ross
Mr. Glen Roti
Mrs. Meredith L. Routson
Ms. Sandy Roy
Mr. Joseph R. Royston, Jr.
Mr. Gary Rupert
Ms. Sarah Beth Redmer Rupp
Mr. Edward Rush
Mr. John J. Rush
Ms. Rose Saboury
Mr. Charles Sackman
Mr. Edward Joseph Salins
Mr. David Saltzman
Ms. Rita Salvatore
Ms. Teresa A. Samosuk
Mrs. Belva Sanders
Ms. Helen Sanders
Mr. Harry L. Sandosky, Sr.
Mr. Bill Santos
Mr. Kenny Sartain
Ms. Angela A. Saxton
Ms. Josie Scattergood
Mr. Leroy Schaefer
Ms. Emma Scharf
Mr. Walter Scharf
Mr. Michael Schipper
Ms. Helen Schmidt
Mr. Martin Schmitt
Mr. Richard Schrenker
Mr. Geary Schuchhardt
Ms. Carolyn Schultheis
Mr. William T. Schuyler
Mr. Michael T. Sciarretta, Jr.
Ms. Beatrice B. Scott
Ms. Eileen Sealing
Ms. Sandra Sealing
Ms. Nancy Seifert
Ms. Betty Seiland
Mr. Michael E. Seipp
Ms. Romaine Seipp
Mr. James C. Seymour
Mr. Edward Shaffer
Ms. Hilda Shamer
Mrs. Marie Shamer
Mr. Don Sharpe
Mr. Vernon Shearer
Mr. Grant Sheehan
Ms. Beverly Sheldon
Ms. Eleanor Shelley
Mr. Terry Dennis Shelley
Ms. Vivian R. Sherman
Ms. Dorothy C. Shipley
Mr. Norman Shipley
Mr. Webster E. Shipley
Ms. Eunice Shipp
Mr. John Jack Shockney
Mr. Alfred Sichau
Mr. Jerry Signor
Mr. Guy L. Simmons
Mr. George Simms
Mr. Richard F. Simpers
Mr. Ray Simpson
Mr. Clarence Singer
Mr. Jack John Sinnott
Ms. Gloria Sipes
Mr. George Sirinakis
Mr. Maurice L. “Moe” Sisk
Ms. Ruth Lynn Six
Ms. Doris L. Skelton
Ms. Beverly Slade
Mr. Ralph Wiley Sloan
Mr. David L. Smeak, Sr.
Ms. Doris M. Smelser
Mr. Chuck Smith
Ms. Dolores Smith
Ms. Doris E. Smith
Ms. Doris M. Smith
Mr. Edward Smith
Mr. John Smith
Mr. Malvin Smith
Mr. Michael Smith
Mr. Richard Smith, Sr.
Mr. Paul Snead
Mr. Allan Snyder
Mr. Harry E. Snyder
Mr. Harry Lee Snyder
Ms. Dorothy Sody
Ms. Marion Janet Sorrell
Mr. Lawrence E. Spangler, Sr.
Ms. Bertha Spayd
Ms. Anna Catherine Spencer
Mr. Marlin L. Spencer
Mr. Joe Starkey
Ms. Sandy Starr
Mr. Richard M. Stedding, Sr.
Ms. Dorothy Stem
Ms. Florence “Dots” Stephan
Ms. Norma Stephan
Mr. Daniel Stephens
Ms. Catherine Stevens
Ms. Dorothy Stewart
Ms. Janet Stewart
Mr. William Stinebaugh
Mr. Brent Stitely
Ms. Susan Wilkinson Stith
Ms. Barbara Stone
Ms. Elizabeth Stone
Mr. David E. Stonesifer
Ms. Leland Stonesifer
Mr. Barbara A. Store
Ms. Grace Stormoen
Ms. Dina Strauss
Mr. Raymond L. Strevig, Jr.
Ms. Madaline Stickland
Ms. Miriam E. Strine
Mr. John Charles Strott
Mr. Charles Stub
Mr. Treva Stull
Ms. Dolores Sullivan
Ms. Bonnie Summer
Ms. Martha Sutherland
Mr. Robert Swanner, Sr.
Mrs. Virginia Sykes
Ms. Peggy Taafe
Mr. Bill Talbott
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Memorials, continued
Ms. Joyce Taylor
Ms. Kathryn B. Taylor
Mr. Robert Taylor
Ms. Thelma M. Taylor
Ms. Mae Teeter
Ms. Carole Tenney
Ms. Jill D. Thomas
Aiden & Brynn Thompson
Ms. Grace Thompson
Mr. John “Johnny” Howard
Thompson
Mr. Robert Mitchell Thompson
Mr. Harold Thornburg
Ms. Darlene Threatte
Mr. Carl Toeneboehn
Ms. Patsy Tokarski
Ms. Sherlyn J. Tomlinson
Mr. Joseph Toscano
Ms. Beth Townsend
Ms. Katherine E. Townshend
Ms. Gloria Trenner
Mr. Glenn W. Trimmer
Ms. Monica Troutner
Mrs. Doris Troxell
Mr. Tom Troxell
Mr. Joseph Truhe
Ms. Cicely Tucker
Ms. Helen Tucker
Mr. Mitch Tucker
Ms. Bertha Turnbaugh
Mr. Bruce Tyler
Mr. Leon “Lee” H. Underwood
Ms. Jean Valenti
Ms. Ruth W. Valentine
Ms. Clemintina Vespignani
Mr. Willie W. Vest
Mr. Joseph Villa
Ms. Peggy Villella
Ms. Robin Lynn Von Hagel
Ms. Ruth Wachter
Ms. Carol J. Waddell
Ms. Doris Wagner
Mr. Jesse Wagner
Mr. Joseph Wagner
Mr. Roger Verl Wagner
Mr. John G. Walk
Mr. Charles Walker
Mr. William Walker
Mr. John Walz
Mr. Harold Wanzer
Ms. Leona O. Ward
Ms. Lillian Warehime
Ms. Shirley Warehime
Ms. Carol Warner
Mr. John U. Warner, Jr.
Mr. George Warner, Sr.
Mr. Geroge Vernon Warrington
Mr. Albert L. Watkins
Mr. LaRoy Watson
Mr. Larry Watson
Mr. Ron Weaver
Mr. Kenneth Webb
Ms. Gladys Weber
Ms. Anna E. Weis
Mr. Mignon R. Weishaar
Mr. Howie Weiss
Mr. Norman Weller
Ms. Mary Welsh
Ms. Edna Wenck
Mr. Maurice Wentz
Mr. John C. Werner
Mr. Alfred Wetzel, Sr.
Ms. Mary C. Wheat
Ms. Carole White
Mr. James E. White
Ms. May White
Mr. Edward Whitehurst
Mr. William Wallace Whitlock
Mr. Herbert Whitmore
Ms. Crystal A. Whorton
Ms. Lorraine Wicks
Mr. Albert Wilford
Ms. Ada Wilhelm
Ms. Mary Wilhelm
Mr. Frederick Wilhide
Mr. David E. Will
Mr. Ralph Williams
Mr. Theodore Williams
Ms. Elizabeth E. Williamson
Ms. Patricia H. Williamson
Ms. Ethel Wilson
Mrs. Krisann Wilson
Ms. Phyllis Wilson
Ms. Mary Christine Wimert
Ms. Isabelle Holmes Windsor
Mr. Robbie Wink
Ms. Carole Winner
Ms. Mary Wiseman
Mr. Richard Wiseman
Mr. Stewart K. Wisner
Mr. Walter Wisner
Mr. Cheston W. Witherow
Mr. Robert Witter
Ms. Janet Wolfe
Ms. Mary Wood
Ms. Emma Woodrum
Ms. Emma Woolford
Ms. Anne Mary Wotapka
Ms. Joan Wright
Mr. Wilbur
& Mrs. Dorothy Wright
Mr. Richard T. Yates
Ms. Linda Yingling
Mr. Mike Yingling
Ms. Jane L. Young
Mr. Edward Zabel
Ms. Shirley Ann Zaccagnini
Ms. Allie E. Zeigler
Mr. Edward Zelinski
Ms. Mary Jeanette Zellers
Ms. April M. Zellmer
Ms. Sarah Zentgraf
Mr. Karl E. Zepp
Ms. Pauline Zepp
Mr. George W. Ziegler, Sr.
In Honor Of
The following list of special friends and loved ones were honored through gifts made to Carroll Hospice between January 1, 2012
and December 31, 2012. If you would like to honor someone special, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Ways-Of-Giving.
Reverend David Bare
Mr. Paul & Mrs. Dot Bauer
The Beck Family
Ms. Linda Bluth
Dr. Alexander Bogdaschewskyi
Mr. John Burdette
Mr. Carl & Mrs. Betty Carlson
Carroll Hospice Staff
Dr. Sam & Mrs. Susan Case
Mrs. Bonnie & Mr. Dick Clendaniel
Mr. Mark Darrell
Ms. Manda Delph
Ms. Oliva Devilbiss
Mr. Larry & Mrs. Rebecca Dutterer
Mrs. Betsy Eisman
Ms. Robin Elza
Mr. Herb Esworthy
Ms. Linda M. Falconiero
Mr. Bruce Falkenberg
Mrs. Laurie Fitzgerald
Neil Forthman Family
Mr. Jim & Mrs. Phyllis Geary
Mrs. Christine Gerstmyer
Ms. Lynn Gottleib
Ms. Dianne M. Harvey
Mr. David Henley
Ms. Minnie Hinkhaus
Mr. Lester A. Houck
Ms. Cherri Johnson
Dr. Zalman Kahn
Mr. Bob & Mrs. Janice Kirkner
Mr. Walter & Mrs. Helen Korpacz
Dr. Flavio Kruter
Ms. Hollis Larrimore
Mr. Russell E. Leidy
Mrs. Sandra Leitch
Mr. Roger Lindsay
Mr. Ray Luby
Ms. Ursula Mahon
Ms. Cathy Markle
Mr. Frank Mayeski
Mrs. Carol McClure
Ms. Kim M. McCoy
Ms. Frances Meeker
Mr. William Miller
Holly & Michael Morgan
Mrs. Heidi Murphy
Mrs. Pam Naumann
Mrs. Carolyn Owings
The Packard Family
Ms. Hazel Rectanus
Ms. Frances Reininger
Mr. Joseph Richards & Family
Rev. Barbara Sears
Mr. Richard W. Shaw
Ms. Tiffany Shifflett
Dr. Errol & Mrs. Joy Smith
Mr. Lester & Mrs. Thelma Spencer
Ms. Anne Spittel
Ms. Lynn Taafe
Mrs. Alice Taylor
Mr. Lelio Tomasina
Ms. Krista Towns
Ms. Emily VonGunten
Mrs. Jeanette Walters
Ms. Carol Mobley Weaver
Mrs. Claudia A. Wenzing
& Mr. Richard W. Humphries, Sr.
Ms. Elsie Whitmore
Mr. Rusty & Mrs. JoAnn Yingling
Mrs. Debbie Zepp
Mr. Adam Zucker
Ms. Phyllis Zumbrun
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Commemorative Bricks
Through our commemorative brick program, Carroll Hospice offers a lasting way to memorialize your loved ones or pay tribute to
someone special. Each inscribed brick is placed outside of the main entrance of the Dove House. Following is a list of donors who
purchased bricks from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012. If you would like to pay tribute to someone special by purchasing a
commemorative brick for our Memorial Walk, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Brick-Form.
Ms. Charlotte A. Abell
In Memory of Our Wonderful Mom Norma I.
Marick, Love Always, The Marick Kids
In Memory of Our Noni, Norma I. Marick
Anonymous
Kris Ann Wilson, Beloved Associate and Friend
Ms. Ada L. Barber
Dedicated to W. Robert Barber, 1922-2000
Ms. Ann L. Barcroft
David Barcroft, To God Be The Glory
Ms. Kim Barefield
In Loving Memory of Norma J. Stephan
Mr. Robert W. Bergman
Nancy Bergman, Love Forever, Bob and Lisa
Ms. Joan K. Bildstein
In Memory of F. Evans Bildstein, 1932-2011
Ms. Melissa Bivens
Emily E. Bivens, 1919-2012, Luv U, You will
be missed
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bolard
In Memory of Doris E. Smith, 1919-1994
Mr. Robert L. Bowers
In Memory of June Bowers 2006
Mr. Earle H. Brewer
In Memory of Sharon I. Brewer, 11-30-47 to
8-14-10
Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Brown
In Memory of Charlotte Beaver, Love Always
Ms. Maryann C. Burleson
Jennie L. McGraw, Special Friend, MB & HW
Ms. Elsie L. Capps
Elsie L. Capps, Excellent Service, Thank you
Mrs. Betty Carlson
Carl and Betty Carlson
In Memory of Elmer and Artis Livesay
Mr. & Mrs. H. Scott Carr
In Memory of Mr & Mrs H. Carr, Mr & Mrs JF
Baker, by H. Scott & Thelma L. Carr
Mr. William P. Eckles
Carroll County Career & Tech Ctr., 2012
Ms. Holly Clark-Dull
In Memory of Arlene D. Clark, 1937-2009
In Memory of M. Glenn Clark, Jr., 1962-2012
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Mr. & Mrs. Richard Clendaniel
Bonnie and Dick Clendaniel, June 20, 1954
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cole
In Memory of Charles and Sara Lambert
In Memory of Robert and Pauline Cole
Ms. Betty H. Cornwell
In Memory of Robert Cornwell, 1931-2003
Ms. S. LaRue Crowl
In Memory of Alice C. Crowl
Mr. John J. Cutter
John Howard Cutter, December 16, 1920 to
August 12, 1995
Dorothy E. Gibbons Cutter, April 22, 1923 to
July 29, 2011
Mrs. Mary C. Desmond
Lori’s Dicey Chix, 10 Years Later, This Roll’s
For You
Mrs. Shirley F. Dill
In Memory of Charles W. Dill, 1933-2012
Mr. & Mrs. James Elkswick
In Loving Memory of Beatrice Scott
Ms. Tracey Estes
In Memory of MeMe, Marie Brown Moler
Mr. Mark Fetchko
Laurie Fetchko, Loving Mother, Wife Daughter,
Sister & Friend, 9-14-67 to 3-04-12
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Forrest
Steve E. Burriss, Forever in Our Hearts, 6-3-12
In Memory of Steve Burriss, Love Pam Allen
In Memory of Steve Burriss, Love Mom & Dad
In Memory of Steve Burriss, Love Aunt & Uncle
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Forrester
In Memory of George William Forrester, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Forthman
The Neil Forthman Family
Dr. Khalil & Mrs. Denise Freiji
In Memory of Earl Joseph Blum, 12/30/2011
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Frizzell
In Loving Memory of Nathan Butler
Mr. Claude Garland
Angela Garland, Oct 25 to Aug 12,
Love Always CHG
Mr. & Mrs. Romeo Gauthier
In Memory of Libby Carlee, 1923-1999
Ms. Charlotte F. George
In Loving Memory of John P. George
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gillis, III
In Memory of Charles & Mary Gillis, Jr.
In Memory of Joe & Marybeth Brown
Mr. Eldridge Glass
In Memory of Jimmie R. Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Moses Goldberg
In Memory of Celia Goldberg Freed
Mrs. Thelma Grabill
In Memory of Charles Aubrey Grabill
Ms. Emily Graham
In Loving Memory Richard P. Graham,
07/17/1936-12/15/2008
Ms. Darlene Grammer
In Loving Memory of Butch Grammer
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Griffin
In Loving Memory Jean Denney, Always With Us
Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Gruner
In Memory of Emory and Ella Huster
Mr. William Haifley
In Memory of Mary E. Haifley, 12/1/10
Mr. & Mrs. R. Daniel Haines
In Memory of Doris L. Bynaker
Mr. Dan & Mrs. Kitty Hartzler
In Memory of Loved Ones, Dan, Helen & Harry,
Thelma & Byron
Mrs. Kathleen R. Hoff
In Memory of Marlin Hoff
Ms. Joan Holbrook
Robert M. Holbrook, 7/29/31-8/5/08,
Very Much Missed
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Humbert
In Memory of Our Family, by the Humberts
Ms. Constance E. Kelmartin
In Memory of Wm F. Kelmartin, Nov 15, 2008
Mr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Marjorie Kimble
Jeff and Marjie Kimble, In Memory of Blanche
Ferris, Jan Brughtbill
Mr. & Mrs. Grant D. Kinkade
In Memory of Larry Hartman, Our Poppy
Annual Report of Carroll Hospice 2012 Donors
Commemorative Bricks, continued
Mr. & Mrs. Walter T. Kowalski
In Loving Memory of Harry D. Hadel, Sr.
Ms. Theresa Rose Boyd
In Memory of April M. Zellmer, Lady Elk #2277
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Lee
In Memory of Earl Berry, 8/14/35-9/22/02
Mr. Russell E. Leidy
In Memory of Eleanor N. Leidy
In Honor of Russell E. Leidy
Ms. Janice Linder
Forever In Our Hearts, Mom and Dad
Mr. John Lowe
Charlotte Lowe, Beloved Mother and Wife
M & T Bank
M&T Bank Proudly Supports Carroll Hospice
Mrs. Madge B. Magee
In Memory of Charles F. Magee
Ms. Denise McGee
In Loving Memory, Janet Stewart, 2/01/10
Mrs. Helen McShane
I Loving Memory of Michael McShane
Ms. Sandra L. Mennerick
In Memory of Ralph Mennerick, Forever & Ever
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Mitchell
In Memory of My Loving Mother Doris Ruth Miller
In Memory of Dolly Dayhoff
Ms. Barbara Mort
Angela Garland, Our Mom, 8-20-12,
Loving Children
Mr. Mark Murphy
In Memory of Tom & Martha Murphy,
Westminster, MD
Ms. Joyce Myers
In Memory of Vonny Dickinson,
10/31/40-03/28/12
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Naylor
In Memory of Frank & Margaret Naylor
Mr. Howard A. Noll
In Memory of Brenda L. Noll
Mrs. Gwendolyn O’Farrell
In Memory of T.R. O’Farrell, III
In Memory of Richard Morley Farver, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Packard
The Packard Family
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Penyak
In Memory of Elizabeth “Dolly” Dayhoff
Ms. Sally A. Phillips
In Loving Memory of John M. Phillips, 2005
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Price
In Loving Memory of Eleanor Cullum
Ms. Anna M. Pritts
In Loving Memory of Robert Kyle Pritts,
by His Wife and Children
Ms. Lori Rectanus
In Honor of Hazel Rectanus, All Our Love
Republic National Distributing Co.
In Memory of Louis A. Lolli, Friend of RNDC
Ms. Darlene Rhoads
Thanks to All the Dove Angels Nash –
Rhoads Family
Ms. Barbara K. Rhodes
In Memory of Our Father Robert Kimble,
03-03-18 to 09-18-11
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Richards
In Loving Memory of Harry L Rosenzweig
In Memory of Harry Rosenzweig
Ms. Danie Ridgway
In Loving Memory of Sandra Roy
Mr. Charles Rohrmann
In Memory of Laurel Rohrmann, 11/13/2012
Ms. Margaret Rosenberger
The Disharoon Family
The Rosenberger Family
In Loving Memory of Crystal A. Whorton
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Rosier
In Loving Memory of Marlin L.
& A. Catherine Spencer
Ms. Gerry Schipper
In Memory of Michael Schipper, 2003
Mrs. Edith L. Schuyler
William Thomas Schuyler, 01/07/25-11/20/09
Ms. Joan C. Shelton
Auntie Helen D., With Me Always, Yours, Joanie
Ms. Shirley F. Sinnott
Honoring Our Beloved Jack E. Sinnott
Mr. Winifred J. Stedding
In Memory of Richard Stedding, Love Always, Jean
Ms. Susan Stith
In Loving Memory Susan Wilkinson Stith
Ms. Nancy D. Strauss
In Memory of George & Dina Strauss,
Forever Loved
In Memory of Donald L. Dillman, In God’s Hands
Mrs. Peggy Holder Stubs
In Memory of Charles R. Stubs, Love Always
Mr. James Stuller
Jackie O’Leary, from Friends of Sunnybrook
Ray Kadlubowski, Friends of Sunnybrook
Tim Cooke, from Friends of Sunnybrook
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Tracey
In Memory of Melvin G. Harris, Marie E. Harris
Mr. Jack Trenner
Grand Memories, Endless Love, Gloria “Pete”
Trenner, 4-17-28 to 1-25-11
Mrs. Linda K. Wagner
In Loving Memory of Jesse G. Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Warner
Carol Warner, Miss you Momo, 1962-2005
Ms. Donna Lynn Welsh
For My Aunt Mary Welsh, Love Donna
Westminster Elks #2277
In Honor of Fellow Westminster Elks
Westminster High School Class of 2014
In Memory of Laurie S. Fetchko, 9-14-67 to
3-04-12
Mr. William S. Wheat
In Loving Memory of Mary C. Wheat, 1954-2012
Mrs. Mary F. Wilhide
In Memory of Rick Wilhide, We Miss You
Mr. John R. Wilson
From John with Love to his wife,
Krisann R. Wilson
Winfield Youth Softball Org.
In Memory of Steven E. Burriss, Loyal Volunteer,
Winfield Youth Softball Org.
Mrs. Mary L. Yates
In Memory of Richard T. Yates, Love Your Family
Mr. Dan Zaccagnini, II
Shirley A. Zaccagnini, Love Dan II
and Anthony Zaccagnini
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Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Westminster, MD
Permit No. 348
Affiliated with Carroll Hospital Center
and Carroll Home Care
292 Stoner Avenue
Westminster, MD 21157
Carroll Hospice does not discriminate
in employment, volunteer recruitment,
patient care or the provision of services
on the basis of race, color, religion, age,
gender, sexual orientation, national origin
or ancestry, marital status, or qualified
physical or mental handicap or disability.
Carroll Hospice accepts patients without
regard to these factors and without regard
to diagnosis, type of residence, presence of
a primary caregiver or ability to pay.
Medicare Certified
Licensed by the State of Maryland
Accredited by Community
Health Accreditation Program
Carroll Hospice
Wish List
The following items are needed for
Carroll Hospice patients and families:
• Boxes of yellow cake mix, cookie mix
and brownie mix
• Dove® chocolate candy
• K-Cups
• Microwavable single-serving main dishes
(macaroni and cheese, beef stew, etc.)
• Individually packaged snacks
(chips, popcorn, crackers, pudding)
• Single-serving sized cans of fruits
and vegetables
• Dove® liquid soap and lotions (small size)
• Yarn for Prayer Shawl Ministry (red, white,
blue and yellow especially needed)
• New soft and cuddly teddy bears
(10-12 inches tall)
• Coloring books
• Crayons (8 count)
If you wish to donate any of these items,
please call 410-871-7528.
Monday, May 6, 2013
6 – 9 p.m.
Gerstell Academy
Finksburg
At this delectable evening, guests will enjoy samples of specialties from more than 30 local restaurants and wineries, a large
silent auction featuring approximately 100 unique items and experiences, and the
sweet jazz sounds of The Eric Byrd Trio.
This year’s VIP reception guest is Joshua Rosen, executive chef/owner of Charm
School Chocolates, a dairy-free and vegan chocolate company. He is also a winner
of Food Network’s Sweet Genius, a competition show in which four chefs are challenged to create desserts with surprise ingredients.
BB&T is the presenting sponsor for Taste of Carroll, Carroll Hospice’s signature
fundraising event.
To purchase tickets, donate an auction item or view a slideshow from last year’s
event, please visit CarrollHospice.org/Taste-Of-Carroll or call 410-871-7220.