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impact
advancing health care
through philanthropy
Winter 2011
2010 DONOR
RECOGNITION
ISSUE
For Swedish
Heart &Vascular
Institute patients
THE BEAT
GOES ON
Grand openings:
SWEDISH WELCOMES
PATIENTS AT TWO
NEW FACILITIES
from the CEO
Checking our pulse —
both here and in our community
Improving the health of the community is central to our mission as a
nonprofit health-care provider. For us, that means being here for patients
in times of illness. But it’s also about helping people stay healthy and manage chronic conditions.
We promote wellness and prevention in the community through many
different partnerships and initiatives. One that I’m especially proud of is a
unique partnership between Swedish and the Northwest African American
Museum. Together, we are working to inform the local African-American
community about five diseases that disproportionately affect this population: breast cancer, diabetes,
heart disease, HIV/AIDS, and premature and lowweight births.
In collaboration with our team and with support
from other sponsors, the museum has developed a
compelling interactive exhibit, “Checking our Pulse”,
that helps drive home the need to prevent and/or
manage these types of conditions. It also includes
a history of African-American physicians and healthcare professionals in Seattle, including Swedish’s chief medical officer
John Vassall, M.D., and breast surgeon Pat Dawson, M.D., Ph.D. By sharing
this history, we hope to inspire local African-American youths to pursue
medicine and health-care as a profession.
It’s an important exhibit that’s received excellent reviews. I encourage
all of you to take the time to see and experience it. You can find details at
the museum’s web site, www.naamnw.org. It runs now through June.
One of the conditions highlighted in the exhibit is heart disease. Though
it disproportionately affects African Americans, it’s something everyone in
our community needs to be aware of. Heart disease is the No. 1 killer in
the United States, with more than 1.1 million Americans suffering heart
attacks each year.
The Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute is dedicated to the treatment
and research of heart disease and has assembled a team of renowned cardiologists and cardiac surgeons to serve people facing the condition. The
team is advancing a number of important initiatives, including a collective
effort to develop a comprehensive program for managing heart failure.
You can read more about the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute in
this issue of IMPACT.
Our work would not be possible without donations from private individuals, foundations and corporate partners throughout the region. As
you’ll see on the pages that follow, we received significant support from the
community in the year that just ended. Knowing all of you are behind us
is inspiring and motivates us to continue our efforts to serve the community.
On behalf of everyone at Swedish, thank you for your support and commitment to our nonprofit mission.
Warmest regards,
Rod Hochman, M.D.
I M P A C T W I N T E R 2 011
CONTENTS
impact
Swedish Medical Center
Winter 2011
Volume 3, Issue 1
EDITOR Lindsay Hopkins
DESIGNER Angela Bogdanovich Turk
FEATURE WRITER Jennifer Schaefer
CONTRIBUTING Gwen Colwell
WRITERS Bob Hinck
Natalie Kozimor
Ellen Kuo
Jennifer Nolte
Karalynn Ott
Kate Purcell
FEATURE Rosanne Olson,
PHOTOGRAPHER Rosanne Olson Photography
CONTRIBUTING Swedish Medical
Photography and Video
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Mike Kearney,
Designit Photo
Team Photogenic
Patricia Parrish
impact
Winter 2011
For Swedish
Heart &Vascular
Institute patients
Grand openings:
SWEDISH WELCOMES
PATIENTS AT TWO
NEW FACILITIES
ON THE COVER
Swedish heart patient and
crowd pleaser, Ron Herring, performs
regularly around the Pacific Northwest.
Read his story beginning on page 6.
Cover photo by Rosanne Olson
Welcome to Swedish Medical Center’s IMPACT
magazine. This publication is designed to
provide you with the latest information about
Swedish services and events, health care and
medical topics, and the activities of the Swedish
Medical Center Foundation and its supporters.
IMPACT is published as a community service
by Swedish Medical Center. Any questions or
comments may be addressed to Lindsay Hopkins,
editor, Swedish Medical Center, 747 Broadway,
Seattle, WA 98122-4307.
To receive our newsletter with information about
Foundation news and events, register online at
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www.twitter.com/swedish
www.youtube.com/swedishseattle
To learn more about the Campaign for Swedish,
visit www.campaignforswedish.org
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Annual donor roll call
A thank you to our generous supporters
and giving highlights of 2010
Capsules
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Coming to a community near you
New emergency departments and ambulatory
care centers open in Redmond and Mill Creek
Thanks to Swedish,
entertainer Ron Herring
sings with a happy heart.
Page 6
Transfusion options
Swedish offers its patients innovative
blood conservation techniques and strategies
Corporate citizenship
Celebrating Bensussen Deutsch & Associates’
longtime commitment to the Marsha Rivkin Center
Feature
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2010 DONOR
RECOGNITION
ISSUE
THE BEAT
GOES ON
WINTER
For additional content and information on ways
to give, visit us at www.swedishfoundation.org
At the heart of health care
The Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute
elevates care from excellent to exceptional
Foundation
News
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We couldn’t do it without them
Swedish’s 2010 Distinguished Service Award winners
Volunteer, philanthropist
and friend
Gerda Wirz makes an impact at Swedish
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By the numbers
2010 Foundation financial results
Photo by Rosanne Olson
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Swedish brings
school-based
health care
to Ballard
High School
School-based medical care
helps teens succeed in the
classroom and beyond.
Representatives from the Swedish/Mill Creek project and Snohomish County take part in the ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening.
Swedish opens two new ERs and
outpatient centers in Redmond and Mill Creek
Expanding health care system treats patients where they live and work.
S
wedish’s new freestanding emer- ultrasound, CT scan and MRI)
Issaquah ER received the coveted Summit
gency rooms (ERs) and outpatient
– An on-site laboratory
Award by Press Ganey Associates — the
centers in Redmond and Mill Creek
– A primary-care clinic, offering care health-care satisfaction industry’s most
are now open. Thousands of people for the whole family
prestigious mark of achievement — for
turned out for the grand opening events
– Specialty physician offices
maintaining patient satisfaction scores in the
for each facility, which included tours, fun
– A fully integrated electronic health 95th percentile or above for at least three years.
family activities and a chance to meet the record system
The new Redmond and Mill Creek ERs
doctors and staff.
Patients at the Redmond and Mill are able to immediately treat patients
The Redmond campus, located at Creek facilities are taken directly to an suffering from severe lacerations or burns,
18100 N.E. Union Hill Road, officially open room, bypassing the typical triage broken bones, sports injuries, allergic
opened on Dec. 21. The
reactions, food poisoning,
Mill Creek campus,
work-related injuries and
located just off I-5 at
many other conditions
13020 Meridian Ave. S.
(always call 9-1-1 in a medin the south Everett area,
ical emergency).
opened on Feb. 17.
All providers at Swedish/
“These facilities are
Redmond and Swedish/
part of a larger plan to Facilities at Swedish/Redmond (left) and Swedish/Mill Creek (right) provide both emergency Mill Creek have access
bring health care closer services as well as on-site labs, medical imaging and primary-care clinics.
to Epic, Swedish’s secure
to patients in their own communities,” and registration process that results in electronic health record system, so vital
said Kevin Brown, Swedish senior vice pres- queuing and frequently long ER wait times. information can be easily conveyed among
ident and chief administrative officer. “We
The ERs at both facilities are patterned a patient’s authorized caregivers. The system
are rapidly transforming from a downtown after the highly successful model Swedish provides a common platform for clinicians
‘hospital’ to a community-based health-care developed in Issaquah. Opened in March to share medical documentation, test results,
system that treats patients where they live and 2005, the Issaquah facility was the first prescriptions — and information can
work, instead of making them come to us.” freestanding ER in the region and was be sent to any Epic facility where a patient
Each of these facilities offers:
immediately embraced by the commu- is treated. i
– A full-service ER (open 24/7)
nity for bringing emergency medical care
– An advanced diagnostic imaging closer to home.
For more information about these new
center (including X-ray, mammography,
For the past two years, the Swedish/ facilities, visit www.swedish.org.
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T
he Ballard Teen Health Center,
a Swedish clinic based at Ballard
High School, is funded and operated through a partnership between
Swedish, Seattle Schools, Seattle-King
County Public Health, and the Families
and Education Levy. The clinic offers
confidential primary-care and mentalhealth services at no charge to all 1,650
students at Ballard High School.
Teens visit the center for concerns
ranging from illnesses and injuries to
confidential mental-health counseling,
immunizations and STD testing. The
center, which was started by Swedish
in 2002, also provides smoking-cessation
programs, nutrition and exercise counseling, general health information, and
school-wide health promotion and classroom presentations.
The official mission of the Ballard Teen
Health Center is to “meet the physical
and mental health needs of the students
in a nurturing environment that fosters
the well-being of the Ballard High School
community, so students are safe, healthy,
and ready to learn.” A multitude of Seattle
Public Schools and local health-care pro-
Ballard High School Teen Health Center staff (from left): Janna Pekaar, nurse practitioner; Paul Barry,
social worker; and Kathy Soliz, patient care coordinator.
viders participate in this school-based
health program. Ballard High School was
a natural fit for Swedish due to its proximity to the Swedish/Ballard campus as
well as Swedish’s established ties to the
Ballard community.
School-based medical care helps students avoid health-related absences and
get support to succeed in the classroom.
“This is just one of the ways that Swedish
assists people of all ages in our community,
as well as encourages teens to take ownership of their health,” says Sara Rigel,
manager of Patient/Family Education and
Community Health, whose department
oversees the Ballard Teen Health Center.
During the 2009-2010 school year,
the center had more than 2,300 visits
(both mental health and primary care).
It has been such a success that Rigel hopes
to develop similar programs at other
high schools. i
Make an impact
The Ballard Teen Health Center is part of a 14-clinic network in the Seattle Public Schools. The Families and Education Levy
covers 65 percent of the program’s operating budget, with the remainder funded by Swedish, corporate partnerships, and
generous community support. If you’d like more information about the Ballard Teen Health Center or how you can make a gift to support the clinic’s work, please contact Kate Purcell, director of major gifts, at kate.purcell@swedish.org or (206) 386-3194.
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RIVKIN
Blood program offers patients
options to traditional tranfusions
Swedish’s blood conservation program sets national standards.
T
A blood transfusion is
he use of blood consera medical procedure in itself.
vation and management
Ghiglione likens it to a minitechniques in our country’s
organ transplant. As with any
hospitals is a relatively new
procedure, there is always a
concept: As recently as the late
risk of an adverse reaction
1990’s, transfusions were
or infection, even when using
commonplace during surgery,
your own blood.
particularly in orthopedic and
In some situations, transcardiac procedures. Few medifusions are necessary and
cal centers offered bloodless
lifesaving. For instance, they
programs or transfusion alterare critical for patients in
natives, and patients who did
Swedish’s growing liver transseek them were often moplant program. Blood is a
tivated by religious reasons
limited commodity, and
— Jehovah’s Witnesses, for
system-wide blood conserexample, do not allow the
vation strategies help to
use of blood transfusions in
ensure that blood is always
their care.
available when needed.
Over the past decade, the
Swedish’s Blood Managerequest for blood transfusion alternatives has become Despite the fact that patient requests for blood transfusion alternatives have grown, ment program has estabfew hospitals nationally offer different options to traditional methods.
lished strict guidelines to
more mainstream among
patients, yet only a small percentage of hospitals offer options — ensure patient safety, whether surgeries are bloodless or
there are only about 150 hospital blood management programs involve transfusions. Physicians and nurses are educated and
nationally. Swedish has long offered bloodless alternatives for updated on current and emerging bloodless and transfusion
strategies. Blood-use audits and nursing
patients who require or request medical care
transfusion documentation audits in Epic
without blood products, but in 2005 they
“Swedish is a true leader (Swedish’s electronic medical records system)
decided to take it a step further by exploring
constantly performed, as well as bedside
blood management techniques system-wide.
in this area, and hospitals are
procedural audits during transfusions to
Swedish is now considered a “blood conserimprove safety. In conjunction with the
vation hospital,” meaning blood conservation
around the country
Puget Sound Blood Center, Swedish has a
techniques and strategies are incorporated
look to our program as new state-of-the-art blood dispensing system
before and during surgery in effort to deliver
which reduces human handling errors and
the best care with the lowest risks. These
the gold standard.”
improves the delivery of blood products to
strategies range from correcting anemia prior
patients when needed.
to surgery, to using new medications, methods,
M ary G higlione
“Swedish is a true leader in this area, and
and machines to minimize blood loss during
Director of Swedish’s
hospitals around the country look to our
and after surgery.
Blood and Tissue Managment program
program as the gold standard. Our work
According to Mary Ghiglione, director of
is based on delivering the best care with the
the Blood and Tissue Management program
lowest risks, using evidenced-based research and new techat Swedish, there are a number of reasons for this approach:
Transfusions are not always necessary. In the past, it was nologies,” says Ghiglione. “Blood will always be available should
common practice to give patients a unit or two of blood after a patient be in need, but Swedish is committed to blood consurgery to manage anemia. With alternative methods such as servation efforts, as well as increasing clinician and patient
drug therapy to boost hematocrit levels prior to surgery, to knowledge of safe alternatives.”
For more information about Swedish’s Blood and Tissue
blood recycling techniques during operations, it is often unnecessary to supplement hematocrit levels post-operatively with a Management program, please contact Mary Ghiglione at
(206) 386-3544 or mary.ghiglione@swedish.org. i
blood transfusion.
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Eric Bensussen, president of BDA, gives a supportive hug to a Swedish SummeRun participant.
BDA leads the way against ovarian cancer
With 500 associates in 27 countries,
Bensussen Deutsch & Associates keep
their giving close to home and heart.
BDA company founders Jay Deutsch (left) and
Eric Bensussen.
B
ensussen Deutsch & Associates (BDA)
is no ordinary company. Founded in
1984 in the garages of two Seattle
best friends — Jay Deutsch and Eric
Bensussen — out of a common passion
for sports, the company is now 500 associates strong with 27 locations worldwide. The nation’s leading Merchandise
Agency™, BDA helps Fortune 500 clients
engage consumers on a 1-to-1 level through
creative branded merchandise.
It wasn’t just a shared passion for sports
that brought these two childhood friends
together: They also shared the unlikely
coincidence and connection of having
families touched by ovarian cancer. And
years later, they have transformed their
losses into a company-wide passion for
giving back to the community.
For 12 consecutive years, BDA has been
a leading sponsor of the Swedish SummeRun,
which benefits the Marsha Rivkin Center
for Ovarian Cancer Research. “Our company’s dedication to Swedish and the
Rivkin Center stems from both Eric and my
personal experiences,” says Deutsch. “But,
the energy and generosity truly comes
from the entire staff at BDA.”
Each year, BDA employees from across
the country participate in a company
fundraiser, affectionately named Spring
Fling. Creative events are held over a
two-week period, including barbecues,
dunk-tank challenges, silent auctions,
talent shows and a staff Olympics. “We
really have fun with it,” says Deutsch. “At
the same time, we engage our associates,
vendors, friends and family in a very important cause.” To date, BDA has raised more
than $600,000 for the SummeRun and
ovarian cancer research.
“Symptoms of this devastating disease are just simple aches and pains. Many
women don’t know they have it until it’s
too late,” says Bensussen. “Jay and I both
experienced that unfortunate circumstance
first-hand, and are doing our part to make
sure others won’t have to live through it.
Research is making a difference. People
who give are helping survivors and their
families every day.”
“BDA is a role model of corporate
citizenship,” says Clint Burwell, executive
director of the Rivkin Center. “Their commitment to the eradication of ovarian cancer
is without peer in our region’s corporate
community.”
BDA’s growth has been organic, enabling
the company to maintain its distinct spirit
of originality and inventiveness.
“Through creative power and leadership, BDA continues to open new doors
and blaze new trails,” Bensussen says.
“We know the Rivkin Center reflects that
same vision, and the research they promote
will also blaze new trails in ovarian cancer
treatment and early detection.” i
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FEATURE
Thanks to the care he received at the Swedish
Heart & Vascular Institute, musician
Ron Herring once again sings
with a happy heart.
When you think of winter in Seattle, it doesn’t typically elicit
images of balmy days spent on the beach. Unless, of course, you
happen to be at Bahama Breeze in Tukwila, listening to the cool
sounds of Ron Herring. At age 63, he performs the kind of music
that makes you smile: Covers of upbeat songs, for which he sings
vocals and plays guitar, that conjure sunny days and tropical
isles — think “Girl from Ipanema,” “Mambo No. 5” and any number
of Jimmy Buffett tunes. With his buoyant melodies, penchant for
aloha shirts and Panama hats, and happy-go-lucky attitude, he
looks and acts like a guy who’s happy to be alive.
And he is — even more so since his dramatic coronary scare
five years ago.
HEART STRINGS
STORY BY
Jennifer Schaefer
PHOTOS BY
Rosanne Olson
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FEATURE
RISING STARS:
Herring, who lives in Burien, describes
the onset of his symptoms this way: “I felt
a tightness in my chest for a while, and
I felt like I had the flu.” When he didn’t
feel better after a few weeks, and also
noticed that his complexion had taken on
a grayish hue, he made an appointment
with his general practitioner for a checkup.
His doctor was sufficiently worried to
send him for an EKG, after which he was
informed: “You’ve had a heart attack,
and you’re in danger.”
Herring recalls, “They told me that one
of my coronary arteries was totally closed
and another two arteries were 90 percent
closed.” He doesn’t remember much after
hearing these frightening words — only
that his doctors had him rushed to Swedish
Medical Center on Cherry Hill in Seattle
for further evaluation and treatment.
At Swedish, Herring’s future hung in
the balance as doctors decided whether
to perform a risky heart-bypass surgery
or pursue less-invasive measures. If he
survived bypass surgery, doctors told him,
he would probably be a candidate for a
heart transplant. He received the best news
he could imagine after being examined by
Mark Reisman, M.D., a Swedish cardiologist and chief scientific officer. Dr.
Reisman told him, “I think I can save you.”
Under Dr. Reisman’s care, Herring’s
condition was stabilized with the help of
blood thinners, and plans were made
to perform angioplasty —
a procedure
designed to
enlarge a
narrowing
in a coronary artery
via tubes inserted to
help keep it open, allowing the normal flow
of blood and
oxygen to the
heart. He had a
stent inserted into each
of the three blocked arteries in procedures
performed by Dr. Reisman and his
colleague, Amish Desai, M.D. — during
which, at one point, the patient serenaded
the operating-room team with a rendition
of Buffett’s “Margaritaville.” Before
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long, Herring was, amazingly, walking
down the hospital corridors with the
aid of a walker.
After the insertion of a defibrillator
and with the help of physical therapy,
medication and a few crucial lifestyle
changes — including quitting smoking
and beginning to walk a few miles every
Center alone, more than 800 patients are
admitted each year with a primary diagnosis of heart failure, and it is a secondary
diagnosis for close to 4,000 patients.
“I wish heart failure had a better
name,” says Howard Lewis, M.D,
executive director of the Swedish Heart &
Vascular Institute. “The terminology —
Howard Lewis, M.D. (center), executive director of SHVI, confers with colleagues prior to surgery.
day — Herring’s recovery was, in his
words, “miraculous.” Five years after his
health scare, he says, “I’m as healthy as
a hog. And I wouldn’t be here without
the world-class team at Swedish.”
Remarks Dr. Reisman, “Ron — who
may not have survived us opening up
his chest for surgery — had a remarkable
recovery. This story is a testament to the
whole cardiovascular team, especially the
nurses. He had a great support system
and he’s doing great five years later.”
The heart failure epidemic
In the parlance of practitioners,
Herring’s episode was classified as
“congestive heart failure” — a condition
in which the heart is unable to pump
enough blood to meet the needs of the
body, and a common and often-deadly
form of heart disease.
Heart failure is a major health concern
in the United States, affecting more than
five million people, about 40,000 of whom
live in the Seattle metropolitan area. And
its incidence rates are rising due to an
aging population and widespread, unhealthy lifestyle factors that contribute
to the disease. At Swedish Medical
‘heart failure’ — is scary for patients to
hear, but this is the term we use to describe
what they have. There’s a severity and
a gravity to it. And it is a big deal — it
affects a lot of people and lives.”
Heart failure is generally classified in
one of two ways: as either “chronic” or
“acute.” Chronic heart failure is a condition that is present in a patient for a long
period of time and is not immediately
life threatening. While chronic heart
failure often becomes more serious over
time, it can often be treated and stabilized
through medications and lifestyle changes,
such as exercise, weight control, quitting
smoking and dietary changes, including
a reduced-salt diet. It is occasionally
treated with invasive or minimally
invasive procedures, such as surgeries
or implantation of devices that help the
heart to pump sufficient blood.
Acute heart failure — the form of
the disease suffered by Herring — is
more serious, characterized by the sudden
onset of multiple, life-threatening symptoms resulting from major disruption of
the heart’s functioning, due to a heart
attack, trauma or some other cause.
This condition can require immediate
hospitalization, intensive care, multiple
pharmacological and surgical interventions, surgical implementation of devices,
or heart-transplantation surgery, in
order to restore patients to a condition in
which sufficient blood is pumped to their
bodies. When these patients are stabilized, the goal of the care-giving team is to
help them return to a normal way of life.
Experts have found that treating both
types of heart failure successfully requires
regular and ongoing medical care —
often over many years — to manage the
disease via drugs and lifestyle changes,
and to track its progress.
“It’s not like treating a case where the
patient drops a hammer and breaks his
toe, gets a splint and get better,” says
Dr. Lewis. “Treating heart failure is much
more complex and longitudinal. There’s
a lot more context in how we need to
successfully care for these patients.”
The availability of a comprehensive
center that specifically addresses and
coordinates all treatment aspects for
heart-failure patients — ranging from
relatively healthy individuals recently
identified as at risk for the disease to
those with end-stage heart failure — is
vital for these patients’ recovery, says
Dr. Lewis. This multi-disciplinary
approach requires a team of caregivers —
which might include family practice
physicians, cardiac specialists, heart
surgeons and experienced nurse practitioners specializing in the disease —
who collaborate to treat and manage
every aspect of their patients’ cases for
a seamless continuum of care.
“It’s all about providing a meaningful
outcome for patients,” says Lewis.
A comprehensive
heart failure center at Swedish
As part of supporting Swedish’s
mission to provide compassionate, highquality care to patients, a Comprehensive
Heart Failure Center is being developed
at its Cherry Hill campus, which will be
a major part of the existing Swedish
Heart & Vascular Institute. The Center
will be located in a 7,000-square-foot space
on the fourth floor of the James (cont.)
Upholding a lonstanding tradition
of research
Since 1996, the Swedish Research Center — which has an 85-member staff,
including Mark Reisman, M.D., the Center’s chief scientific officer — has been
a critical component of Swedish Medical Center. Swedish’s research activities
focus on clinical — or “translational” — research
that often has an immediate and direct benefit on a
patient’s outcome.
As the largest health care provider in the Puget
Sound region, Swedish has long been focused on
providing physicians and staff with access to, and
expertise in, using the most advanced medical technologies, treatments, devices and equipment. At any
given time, more than 600 research projects are underway at Swedish in several areas, which rely heavily Mark Reisman, M.D., Swedish’s
on clinical trials to test the safety and effectiveness of chief scientific officer.
new treatments, drugs and medical devices. Swedish is an ideal place for this,
due to its large patient base and experienced physician-researchers and researchsupport staff.
Breakthroughs in cardiovascular medicine
As the most common cause of death and disability in the United States, cardiovascular disease is an important area of research. Diseases of the heart and vascular
system result in 900,000 deaths, and many more disabling conditions, each year,
affecting nearly one in four Americans. Research of cardiovascular illnesses have,
in recent decades, led to improved survival rates and quality of life for patients, due
to advanced technologies and better understanding of the cardiovascular system.
The Swedish Cardiovascular Research department makes it possible for
Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute (SHVI) patients and physicians, many of
whom are national leaders in their specialties, to participate in drug and device
studies — including investigational treatments only available in a research
environment — that provide more options for treating cardiovascular conditions.
In the last three years, the number of physicians involved in research at the Institute
has doubled. Currently, a number of cardiovascular studies and clinical trials are
being conducted at SHVI, including those in the rapidly developing field of structural heart disease, an area of research in which the Institute is a national leader.
Rising Stars
Swedish’s cardiovascular researchers have a new source of support, thanks
to SHVI’s Rising Stars Clinical Research program. The program was established
thanks to a generous $1 million gift from Joe Clark, CEO of Aviation Partners,
and longtime friend and associate of John L. Petersen, M.D. The goal of Rising
Stars is to significantly increase the Institute’s cardiovascular clinical-research activities. It provides funding to select physician-researchers, allowing them to participate
in and initiate innovative research projects while also maintaining active practices.
“Participants will have an opportunity for designated time in the research
environment,” says John L. Petersen II, M.D., director of cardiovascular research
at the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute, and chief medical officer for the Seattle
Science Foundation. “With this protected time, they’ll be more dedicated to
pursue their research activities.”
Rising Stars is conducted by Swedish’s Cardiovascular Research department,
which considers factors including the overall benefit the research would provide
to patients in selecting funding recipients. Solicitation of applications for the
program’s support is currently underway, with the first round of Rising Stars to
be selected in the near future.
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FEATURE
Make an
impact
Thanks to generous support from the
community, the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute is a nationally recognized
leader in the diagnosis and treatment
of the full spectrum of cardiovascular
diseases. In addition, a robust clinical
research program ensures patients
have access to the most innovative
therapies and the most advanced technologies. Swedish gratefully acknowledges those who have made Campaign
gifts in support of programs and projects
at SHVI:
Treva and Glenn Barnhart, M.D.
Michelle Sailor and Robert Bersin, M.D.
Drs. David and Virginia Broudy
Joe Clark
Estate of Gloria M. Congdon
Diane and Peter Demopulos, M.D.
The O.D. Fisher Charitable Foundation
Wayne and Anne Gittinger
The John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes
Foundation
Dr. Howard Lewis and
Linda McDougall Lewis
John L. Locke Jr. Charitable Trust
Jean and Robert* Reid
Martin Selig
Jim and Janet Sinegal
Suzanne and Jeffrey Westcott, M.D.
For more information about how you
can support the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute, please contact Randy
Mann at randy.mann@swedish.org or
call (206) 386-6791.
*Indicates a donor who has passed away.
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Tower, close to other cardiovascular-care
components — including the Center for
Health and Fitness on the first floor of
the hospital — and is expected to be
completed by late 2011.
“The overall goal of the Comprehensive Heart Failure program is to make
Swedish a national model for patientcentered, advanced, comprehensive and
cost-effective care for the full range of
heart-failure patients,” says Glenn
Barnhart, M.D., medical director of
cardiac surgery at the Swedish Heart &
Vascular Institute.
In expanding its cardiovascularcare program, Swedish is building on a
tradition of success: The medical center’s
existing Heart & Vascular Institute operates the largest program of its kind in
Western Washington, with more than
60 cardiovascular specialists — including
cardiologists, surgeons, radiologists,
anesthesiologists and vascular specialists —
located at Swedish’s four campuses and
at numerous Swedish cardiovascular
clinics in the Pacific Northwest.
The new Center will integrate the
activities of all Swedish caregivers, as well
as those of affiliated caregivers who treat
chronic and acute heart failure — such
as primary-care physicians, emergencydepartment staffs, nurses and nurse
practitioners, home-care staffs, hospitalists,
cardiologist and cardiovascular surgeons —
at regional hospitals and clinics who
treat heart failure. By overseeing all of a
patient’s needs — including inpatient,
outpatient and emergency care — Swedish
hopes to improve outcomes for heartfailure patients, while also lowering costs
by managing patients’ cases more effectively. Other goals for the Center include:
– Reducing mortality and re-hospitalization rates for patients with acute heart
failure by providing them with access to
a full range of surgical, cardiologic and
pharmacological treatments, including surgical implantation of ventricle-assist devices,
a type of implanted mechanical pump.
– Working closely with Swedish
emergency-department teams to develop
and implement the best practices for
identifying and treating emergent cases
of acute heart failure. This emphasis will
include technology upgrades and procedural changes aimed at reducing the
time needed to assess and treat critical
cardiovascular patients upon arrival at
the emergency department.
– Developing an expanded heart-failure
SHVI patient, Ron Herring,
soothes the crowd at Bahama Breeze
on a recent Saturday night.
research program (see sidebar on page 9).
– Facilitating access to heart-transplantation surgery at other regional centers,
including assisting with qualification
of potential recipients, donor matching
and administration of waiting lists.
In addition, the new Center will offer
comprehensive heart failure related education designed to improve patients’
quality of life by encouraging them to
become active partners in treating their
disease. This education component will
address many different lifestyle and health
factors by incorporating pharmacists,
social-service workers, psychologists,
dieticians, weight-management specialists
and sleep-disorder specialists, among
other health-care professionals. It will also
include a Swedish Heart & Vascular
Institute-specific web site, developed and
maintained to provide ready online access
to materials related to heart failure.
“Providing education — not only
to patients, but to their families and to
the greater community — is key,” says
Dr. Lewis. “Patients and others need to
have access to the great informationtechnology resources available, and to
information that is coherent, intelligent
and responsible. It should be a message
they can read and reread after they talk
to their doctors. This is one of the ways
that doctors can continue to share in the
education process.”
A search is ongoing for a nationally
prominent medical director to oversee the
Comprehensive Heart Failure Center —
an individual who will be integral in
helping it take shape, implementing training programs for existing staff, and
recruiting additional specialists and
researchers. A new surgical director will
also be added to the team, under whose
leadership the Center will be able to deliver
an expanded range of advanced surgical
and invasive cardiology treatments.
Other components of the Comprehensive Heart Failure Center are expected
to include an enhanced cardiologic
intensive-care unit for heart failure patients,
a short-stay unit for patients, and coordination of training activities with the
Seattle Science Foundation (SSF), an
independent organization, located on
Swedish’s Cherry Hill campus, that
works closely with the Swedish Heart
& Vascular Institute on a number of
activities. SSF’s state-of-the-art conferencing capabilities will be an important
tool for both internal and external training activities, and will support the new
Center as it becomes a key resource in
improving heart failure care throughout
the Pacific Northwest.
Generous gifts
that make a difference
Of course, the Comprehensive Heart
Failure Center wouldn’t be possible without the contributions of donors, including
the John L. Locke Jr. Charitable Trust,
which in May 2010 donated $1.5 million
to the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute to support the creation of the Heart
Failure Center.
“The addition of a Comprehensive
Heart Failure Center will help bring
a full spectrum of cardiovascular care
to our community,” says Lida Buckner,
secretary of the John L. Locke Jr. Charitable Trust. “The Center is logical — a
single place where all of the caregivers
and resources will be focused on efficiently
providing the full spectrum of heartfailure patients with the best-available
treatments for their disease.”
When the Center is completed, the
heart-failure patients in our region will
have a more-promising chance of receiving successful outcomes, such as Ron
Herring’s.
“I feel fabulous now — a thousand
times better than I did five years ago,”
says Herring. “I’m lucky to
be alive, and it’s all thanks
to the wonderful care I
received.” i
Jennifer Schaefer is a Seattle-based
writer and editor. She can be reached at
schaefer.jen@gmail.com.
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Swedish Foundation honors
distinguished service
Devoted volunteer
and Summit Club member
makes an impact
at Swedish.
Grateful
for Gerda
A
CEO, Rod Hochman, M.D., photographed with this year’s honorees: (back row, left to right) Craig Fisher, Rod Fisher, Mark Pigott, Dave Sabey;
(front row, left to right) Dr. Hochman, Eddie Fisher, Patricia Dawson, M.D., PhD., Sandy Sabey and Todd Strumwasser, M.D.
Deserving individuals and partners are recognized for their generosity to Swedish.
T
he Swedish Foundation Board of Governors has announced with the Foundation in his role as Chief of Staff over the past
the recipients of four distinguished awards that recognize two years, as well serving on the Swedish Board of Trustees.
the generous support of key individuals and community
partners. We are pleased to honor the following 2010 awardees. The Elmer J. Nordstrom Distinguished Service Award
Together, the Fisher family (Eric, Rod, Craig, and Eddie)
The Swedish Community Impact Award
have focused their energy on raising money and awareness for
PACCAR, a Fortune 150 technology company headquartered in ovarian cancer research, and in 2002, they started the Fisher
Bellevue, has been a tremendous supporter and partner of Swedish Family Golf Invitational to benefit the Marsha Rivkin Center.
for nearly 20 years. With a long history of service to the Pacific North- Carrying on the legacy of their wife and mother, Babs Fisher,
west, Swedish is grateful for Paccar’s support, including the the Invitational has raised nearly $3 million for ovarian cancer
contribution of two Kenworth trucks to the Swedish Mobile Mammo- research. In 2008, the Marsha Rivkin Center established the
graphy program, aiding in the early detection of breast cancer.
Babs & Eddie Fisher Family Endowment. This $1 million endowment pays tribute to the Fishers and their friends, family and
The Physician Leadership Award
community supporters who have so positively impacted the
Patricia Dawson, M.D., Ph.D. is a surgeon at the Cherry work of the Marsha Rivkin Center.
Hill campus Comprehensive Breast Center. She was named
Swedish Physician of the Year in 2004, and was recently hon- The John A. Soderberg Sr. Lifetime Achievement Award
ored as one of Puget Sound Business Journal’s Women of
Dave and Sandy Sabey have a long record of service to
Influence. Dr. Dawson has been an inspirational leader in Swedish and our community which is impressive and inspiring.
helping to raise $10 million to create the True Family Women’s Dave and Sandy have made significant investments in the
Cancer Center.
Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute and the Swedish NeuroTodd Strumwasser, M.D. has helped to build the culture of science Institute. In 2008, their $2 million Campaign gift to
philanthropy among physicians, resulting in over $7.5 million launch the Center for Advanced Brain Tumor Treatment helped
in physician gifts to the Campaign for Swedish. Dr. Strumwasser leverage an additional $5 million in philanthropic support for
and his wife, Kim, were the chairs of the 2008 Celebrate Swedish the brain cancer program. Dave is a member of the Swedish
which raised $3.3 million for the Center for Advanced Brain Campaign Leadership Council and works closely with FounTumor Treatment. Dr. Strumwasser has been a close partner dation staff to introduce new philanthropists to Swedish. i
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t the Swedish Foundation, we are
lucky to have many devoted volunteers who give generously of their time
throughout the year. Volunteers fill various
roles, from serving on event committees,
to procuring auction items for Celebrate
Swedish, to passing out water to Swedish
SummeRun participants. In this issue of
IMPACT, we are proud to introduce you
to one of our outstanding volunteers and
Summit Club members, Gerda Wirz.
Gerda, who was born in Switzerland,
came to Seattle in 1958 with her husband,
Jean-Pierre, when he accepted an engineering position at Boeing. Gerda and
Jean-Pierre shared a passion for flying,
and it was this passion that led her to
purchase a flight school and an accompanying charter airplane business, Fancher
Flyways. She later ran her own three-office
travel agency and helped with her husband’s business ventures after he retired
from Boeing.
In the mid 1990’s Gerda and Jean-Pierre
became Summit Club members at Swedish,
in part because of the excellent care JeanPierre received here while being treated
for cancer. Over the years, her growing
appreciation for Swedish and its importance in people’s lives led her to become
an active participant on several Foundation boards and committees, including
the Women’s Advisory Board, the Summit
Club Advisory Board, and the Celebrate
Swedish gala Committee. She says her
work for Swedish is a lot like her business
activities, “although, it’s not a business
at all — it’s personal.”
It is that personal connection that
makes Gerda so special to the Swedish
Thankfully, volunteer Gerda Wirz has no plans to slow down; she’s a beloved part of the Foundation family.
Foundation. “Gerda is not only a great
volunteer but a wonderful person, and it
has been a pleasure to work with her over
the years,” says Gwen Colwell, gift clubs
and annual giving manager. “She really
cares about Swedish, and she works so
hard to be sure that we are able to provide the highest quality of care we can
to our patients.”
In recognition of her outstanding contributions as a Swedish volunteer, Gerda
was awarded the Elmer J. Nordstrom
Distinguished Service Award in 2001.
Jennifer Nolte, the Foundation’s stewardship manager, is especially grateful to
Gerda for her willingness to gladly donate
so much time and support to Swedish:
“Gerda is a great resource. She has a busy
and full life, but is somehow always ready
and willing to reach out to us with ideas
and energy.”
At age 76, Gerda has no plans to slow
down. She has many friends in the community and enjoys visiting with relatives
in Switzerland, her two adult children
and her grandson, with whom she speaks
her native French and German. In the 20
years she has partnered with Swedish, her
dedication and generosity have remained
a constant. “I want to do this work so
others can have a quality medical experience,” she says. “It’s a joy to do it.”
And it’s a joy for us to know Gerda.
Swedish thanks her — and all of our volunteers — for all that they do for us and
for the patients and families we serve. i
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LEGACY
Make an
impact
from the FOUNDATION
McGinty estate gift improves
cancer care
Grateful patient loses his own battle, but leaves legacy for others.
Your current or future gift will help
Swedish continue to provide patients
with the technology, equipment and
resources needed to turn the latest
medical research into outstanding
patient care. If you would like more
information on how to support Swedish
Medical Center through your estate
or a life income arrangement, please
contact Lindsay Hopkins, planned
giving manager, at (206) 386-2751
or visit www.swedishfoundation.org/
plannedgiving.
Since the Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) first opened its doors in 1932, it has worked
to balance advanced technology and treatments with thoughtful, compassionate patient
care — and generous community
support plays a vital role.
“Each gift, whether it’s $50, $5,000,
or $50,000 has a profound impact
on our programs and patients,” says
Don Theophilus, executive director
of Swedish Medical Center Foundation. “Many people give because
their lives were somehow impacted The Swedish Cancer Institute has touched thousands of lives.
by cancer and they want to assist future patients. That is philanthropy at its core.”
A recent example of a grateful patient and a true philanthropist is Brian McGinty.
Brian ultimately lost his fight against cancer, but during treatment he recognized how
philanthropy could contribute to better care for all cancer patients. He was grateful to his
team of doctors and nurses, and made provisions for SCI in his estate plans.
“When Brian chose to make an estate gift to SCI, it was obvious that the care he
received played an important role in his decision,” says Theophilus. “It is also a testament to Brian’s compassionate character. Brian recognized that community support is
critical to changing outcomes for future patients, and that will be his legacy.”
Swedish thanks its many generous donors, including Brian, for their investment in
the future health of our community. i
Unrestricted gifts fund critical needs at Swedish
Departments apply for grants to aid patient care and support.
E
ach year, many generous donors from
our community make unrestricted
gifts to Swedish — those which are
directed towards the “greatest need of the
institution.”
Through a program called Philanthropy
at Work, departments at Swedish are invited
to apply for a grant each spring and fall so
that these unrestricted dollars are put back
into direct patient care and support. Following are just a few examples of recently
funded grants:
• Patients suffering from delirium have
been shown to have a mortality rate similar to patients with heart attacks. Research has shown that one of the ways
delirium can be minimized is to have family members present who can comfort and
re-orient patients to time and place, especially during the night when the condition
often worsens. A grant to support a pilot
project on delirium management has allowed
the purchase of six portable, folding cots
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for family members to stay the night with
patients who need their support.
• Due to Swedish’s expansion of freestanding emergency departments, there is
an increasing need to recruit and retain
A Philanthropy at Work grant will
help recruit and retain highly skilled nurses
in Swedish’s emergency rooms.
highly skilled nurses. The Emergency Nursing Association authorized an e-learning
course for both new and experienced ER
nurses, and a grant requested by all emergency department managers (Mill Creek,
Ballard, First Hill, Cherry Hill, Redmond
and Issaquah) will enable their nurses
participate in the education, ensuring our
caregivers have the most up-to-date training and education.
• The Swedish Central Seattle Clinic
relies on ultrasound technology nearly
every day, all at a huge and avoidable cost.
Thanks to philanthropy, a small, portable
ultrasound machine was purchased, giving
patients access to many important services
at a fraction of the price, while improving
both the efficiency and quality of the care
currently provided.
Because Swedish is a nonprofit medical
center, unrestricted contributions are instrumental in ensuring our ability to deliver
world-class facilities, technology and
care to our patients. For more information about how you can make a gift to
Swedish, please contact the Foundation
by visiting www.swedishfoundation.org
or call (206) 386-2738. i
2010 was another extraordinary year for our Foundation, our fourth record-breaking year in a row for
philanthropic support. Over the twelve months of
Swedish’s centennial year, we received more than $19.7
million in gifts from donors who understand how
important this great institution is to our community.
This total — which includes over $350,000 from fundraising efforts at Swedish/Edmonds, the former Stevens
Hospital in Edmonds which joined Swedish in September —
represents a 12.9% increase over our 2009 total. Equally
exciting was the fact that, at year’s end, we had raised
over $70 million toward our $100 million, multi-year goal for the Campaign
for Swedish.
The credit for making 2010 such a banner year at Swedish Medical Center
goes to you, our loyal and generous donors, volunteers, board members and
friends. Each of us at the Foundation thanks you for your gifts of time and
money, and for all that you do to make Swedish a better place. The following
pages acknowledge this generosity, but the real legacy of your giving lies in the
lives touched, the equipment, buildings and programs you have made possible, and in the part you play in continuing Swedish’s century-old tradition
of providing world-class facilities to world-class caregivers whose skills will
benefit future generations of patients and families in our community.
Some of these donor-supported innovations at Swedish, including a new
Comprehensive Heart Failure Center at the Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute,
and some of the donors, caregivers and leaders who have made them possible,
are described in this issue of IMPACT. I hope, as you read about these accomplishments, you share the pride I feel in Swedish and in the donors, caregivers
and leaders who contribute in so many ways to make this a great medical center.
A new year has started, and new goals and challenges lie before us, including
our continued efforts towards completing our $100 million Campaign. I am
confident that, in the months and years ahead, your support for Swedish will
remain as strong and as inspiring as it was last year. On behalf of everyone at
the Foundation and all of the people who work at Swedish Medical Center,
thank you once again for your continuing generosity and support.
Sincerely,
On the pages that follow,
we gratefully acknowledge
the thousands of corporate
and individual donors who
gave so generously to
Swedish Medical Center in
2010. Thanks to each of you,
we are able to continue the
goal of making Swedish the
leading health care delivery
system in the region.
Our heartfelt thanks to you,
our partners.
Don Theophilus
Executive Director, Swedish Medical Center Foundation and
Vice President, Development
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**
Donations by source $19,381,128
Individual current gifts
Corporate/Organizations
Foundation
2010
FOUNDATION
FINANCIAL RESULTS*
49%
$ 9,406,007
$
20%
3,887,460
15%
14%
$ 2,818,188
Individual planned gifts
$
2,809,116
Gifts in-kind
$
460,357
2%
Funds raised by service
Cancer
Heart
Unrestricted
Patient Care Services
Neuroscience
Marsha Rivkin Center
Women & Children’s
Comm. Support/Patient Assist.
Quality and Safety
Issaquah Campus
Medical and Nursing Education
Art/Other
$ 4,194,666
$ 3,753,447
$ 1,921,038
$ 1,827,483
1,756,560
$ 1,565,790
$ 1,309,858
$ 1,026,888
$ 1,000,000
$
677,100
$ 318,546
$
29,752
$
Philanthropic revenue comparison
$ 19,381,128 **
2010
$ 17,474,045
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
$ 14,678,254
$ 14,032,542
$ 10,122,808
$ 11,146,872
$ 9,646,000
*Figures include all cash and new pledges received during fiscal year 2010. **This does not include
fundraising totals from Swedish/Edmonds, which became part of the Swedish system in September, 2010.
NOTE: A formal audit of 2010 numbers has not yet been conducted.
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OUR DONORS
Founders Circle Visionaries
$1,000,000+
The True Family:
Mrs. Patricia J. True
Janet and Doug True
Ruth and William True
The Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation Founders Circle Ambassadors
Joe Clark
$50,000+
Robin Erzinger Knepper
98.9 KWJZ
John L. Locke Jr. Charitable Trust
Kathleen and Ralph Aye, M.D.
Bruce and Jeannie Nordstrom
Treva and Glenn Barnhart, M.D.
Physicians Anesthesia Service Inc. PS
Bensussen Deutsch & Associates Inc.
Michelle Sailor and Robert Bersin, M.D.
Founders Circle Leaders
Mike and Mona Carter
$500,000+
Covidien
Estate of Arnold G. Friberg
Anonymous (1)
Mark and Sarah Everitt
Estate of Brian Bernard McGinty
Dr. Richard and Mrs. Deborah Ferse
Estate of JoAnn Q. Anderson
Swedish Medical Center Auxiliary/
Wayne and Anne Gittinger
First Hill
Wanda Jankelson Foundation
Edward, Eric, Rodney and Craig Fisher
for Healthcare and Research
Mr. and Mrs. David Friend
Mr. and Mrs. James Pigott
Genentech Inc.
Radia Inc PS
Mr. and Mrs. William and
Cheryl Gossman
Founders Circle Partners
Carmen Hudson, M.D. and
Guy Hudson, M.D.
$250,000+
Lily Jung Henson, M.D. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Andrew III
John W. Henson IV, M.D.
Eastside Emergency Physicians PLLC
Dr. Howard Lewis and
Estate of Marvel Irene Kolseth
Linda McDougall Lewis
The John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes
Rayburn Lewis, M.D. and
Foundation
Elizabeth Upton, A.R.N.P.
Life Support Auxiliary
Chuck and Karen Lytle
Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Maron
Founders Circle Fellows
and The Warren J. Razore
Family Foundation
$100,000+
Microsoft Corporation
Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure
Dr. and Mrs. Marr P. Mullen
Nancy and David Auth, Ph.D.
Northwest Hope and Healing
Ballard Emergency Physicians
Foundation
Bentley Family Trust
PACCAR
Wenie Din and James Bowen, M.D.
Agustina and Mark Reisman, M.D.
Anita Braker and Dave Olsen
Jim and Janet Sinegal
Dr. Joseph and Barbara Buchman
Skacel Collection, Inc.
Dynacare, a LabCorp Company
Swedish Thoracic Surgery
Estate of Edna Anderson
Suzanne and Jeffrey Westcott, M.D.
Estate of Russell D. Smith
Ethicon Endo Surgery, Inc.
Founders Circle Benefactors
Evelyn Y. Davis Foundation
$20,000+
Drs. Luba and Greg Foltz
The Foundation for
Anonymous (1)
Surgical Fellowships
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Altaras
Drs. Michael and Teresa Hart
American Airlines
Jean M. Hilton
Eric and Gloria Bensussen
Dr. and Mrs. Rod and Nancy Hochman Drs. David & Virginia Broudy
Jim and Lorna Kneeland
Rick and Charlotte Canning
The Lester & Bernice Smith Foundation CellNetix Pathology & Laboratories
Teresa Mayberg, M.D. and
Ms. Diane D’Arcangelo
Marc Mayberg, M.D.
Diane and Peter Demopulos, M.D.
Kirby and Diane McDonald
The Educational Foundation
Stanley and Barbara McDonald
of America
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Nordstrom
Eli Lilly and Company
Pediatrix/Obstetrix Medical Group
Employees Community Fund
David and Sandra Sabey and Family
of the Boeing Company – Puget Sound
Seattle Emergency
Epic Systems Corporation
Physicians Services, Inc.
Estate of Gloria M. Congdon
Seattle Radiologists APC
Estate of Helen Dyrdal
Sellen Construction
Estate of Lisa Ryan Thompson
The Abe and Sidney Block
Estate of Ralph C. Jacobson
Foundation of New York
First Choice Health Network Inc.
John M. Gilberston Foundation
Gilder Office For Growth, LLC
Frederick Goldberg and
Carolyn Lakewold
Dr. Ryder Gwinn and Eileen Gwinn
Healthcare for Women
Jim and Timmie Hollomon
Glenn Kawasaki, Ph.D.
Calvin and Maureen Knight
Jeff Battema and Ellen Kuo
Mrs. Jermaine E. Magnuson
McKinstry Company
Charitable Foundation
The Medicines Company
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meisenbach
Mr. Donald Molitor
M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Naviscan, Inc.
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation
Pfizer Inc.
The Schuler Family Foundation,
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Schuler
Stryker Craniomaxillofacial
Drs. Jane Uhlir and Donald Smith
Jean Baur Viereck and
Robert Leventhal
Wells Fargo
Mrs. Gail A. Wyman
Founders Circle Sponsors
$10,000+
Anonymous (1)
Abbott Laboratories
Mr. and Mrs. Elias C. Alvord II
Amgen USA
Justin and Maggie Angle
Audio Visual Factory, Inc.
Heidi Aylsworth
Nancy and William Bain
Donna R. Benaroya
Boehringer Ingelheim
Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Boston Scientific Corporation
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Brown
Ms. Patricia J. Clausen
CollinsWoerman
Mr. Frank J. Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. Dan D. Dixon
Janet and Glenn Edwards
Elekta, Inc.
Endo Pharmaceuticals
Estate of Jessie Carlson
Estate of Marianne Kraus
Lisa and Warren Fein, M.D.
Tommer Peterson and Elizabeth Flett
David and Dorothy Fluke
The Foster Foundation
Ms. Juanita M. Garrison
Mrs. Eileen H. Gilman
Dr. Kathleen S. Goetz
Miss Shana Gritsavage
Ms. Gladys M. Harrington
Robin Hirao-Otani and Doug Otani
Raymond and Lindsey Jarris
Richard and Mary Anne* Kobylka
Ladies Auxiliary VFW
Dr. Sean S. Lawler
Drs. Christine Lee and Eric Vallieres
LeRoss Family Foundation
Byron and Alice Lockwood
Foundation
Marcel and Jane Loh
Shannan and Brian Louie, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Malone
Dr. Kelvin Mar and
Dr. Michelle Benoit
Michael D. Martin
MedAssets
Medtronic Inc.
Merck & Company Inc.
Elizabeth and Stephen Morris
Ms. Tracy Morris and
Mr. Shayne Stevenson
Ms. Rosemary Munson Tracy and
Mr. James Munson Tracy
David and Mette Naness
NBBJ
Drs. Shirley and David Newell
Mrs. Sally A. Nordstrom
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Inc.
The O.D. Fisher Charitable Foundation
The O’Donnell Foundation
Everett P. Paup and Andrea Paup
Marcia Peterson
Petunia Foundation, Elizabeth Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Polik
Katherine Purcell
Purdue Pharma LP
Mr. Tomas Puusepp
R & B Solutions
Ryan Hill Research Foundation
Charles Salmon and Ginger Robertson
Schlanger Charitable Foundation
Kris and Mike Schroeder
Schulze Family Foundation
Dr. Jehuda Sepkuty and
Tirza Sepkuty-Tal
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simonyi
Stuart and Karen Sloan
Dr. and Mrs. Meredith P. Smith
SST Tanning Group, LLC
St. Jude Medical, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Todd A. Strumwasser
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Suddock
Swedish Cancer Institute
Breast Surgical Providers
Swedish Executive Health
Totally Blown Glassworks
Tri Film Productions
Mrs. Marilyn Trimm
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Vassall II
Jeff and Kim Veilleux
VHA
Colin Watson and
Janee Pennington-Watson
Mary Weiss, M.D. and Tom Linde
Mr. and Mrs. G. Greeley Wells
Nicholas and Carol Westlund
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wexler
Mr. Dale Witherow
Summit Club Patrons
$5,000+
Anonymous (3)
Accuray Worldwide Headquarters
Ginger and Barry Ackerley
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Alaska Airlines
The Foundation makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of its donor lists and apologizes for any discrepancies. *Indicates a donor who has passed away.
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Mr. Thomas Alberg and Ms. Judith Beck
Allergan
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart L. Alter
Sophie L. Anderson Trust
Mr. Lawrence Asher and
Ms. Marcia Dare
AtriCure, Inc.
Kristen Austin, M.D. and Mark Kuiper
Bank of America
Darlene Barr, M.D.
Bennett Bigelow & Leedom, P.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Berg
Nicholas J. Bez
Biosense Webster
BIOTRONIK, Inc.
Boxgroove
Mr. Alec W. Brindle
Kevin and Elizabeth Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Buckner
Callison Architecture
Chateau Ste. Michelle
Vineyards & Winery
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cheney
Dale Chihuly and
Leslie Jackson Chihuly
Clark Nuber, PS
Paul and Carolyn Clark
Al and Joan Clarke
Cochran Inc.
Colliers International
Bo and Jeanie Cornell
Deborah A. Crabbe
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Crutcher Jr.
Daiichi Sankho Lilly Grant Office
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Daubenspeck
Patricia L. Dawson, M.D. Ph.D.
Deloitte
Denali Advanced Integration
Jay and Inger Deutsch
Victor DiPietro Family Foundation
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Einstein Jr.
Estate of Ethel F. Robinson
Estate of Gretchen A Mathers
Estate of Mae Eckstein
Thomas and Debra Fairbanks
Dr. Alex Farivar
Vera S. Fiorito
Foster Pepper, PLLC
Mr. William E. Franklin
Frauenshuh HealthCare
Real Estate Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Kemper Freeman
Dr. Eleanor Friele and Mr. Robert Friele
Gary Merlino Construction Co., Inc.
GM Nameplate Inc.
Sara and Jed Gorden, M.D.
Thomas and Ann Gores
Grandmasters, LLC
Mr. Marc Hagan and
Ms. Debbie Salzman
Hammes Company
Ed and Trudy Hatch
Mr. Luther D. Haugan
Jennifer Jaucian, M.D.
Ms. Amy Johnson and
Mr. John Montgomery
Karen Jones, M.D.
Tom and Marsha Kauzlarich
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Krippaehne Jr.
Allan B. Learned
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Drs. Marilyn and William Likosky
Lex Lindsey and Lynn Manley
Susan McGee-Lowdermilk and
Mark Lowdermilk, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Luvera Jr.
The Mail Advertising Bureau Inc.
Manson Construction Co.
Marco Two Union Square
Mary Kay McCaw
Mr. and Mrs. Iain McDonald
MEDNAX Services, Inc.
Michael Miyauchi Foundation
Linda Nordstrom
Suzanne and Marty Nuñez
Orthopedic Physician Associates
Pacific Gynecology Specialists PC
Ms. Pamela C. Palagi
Physicians’ Institute For
Excellence In Medicine, Inc.
Plaka Estiatorio
The Polyclinic
The Princeville Resort
Betty and Richard Rasmussen
Richard and Barrie Galanti Foundation
Richard Nelson Ryan Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Saul E. Rivkin
Sales Result Inc.
Estate of Jessica S. Sanders
sanofi-aventis
Seattle Nuclear Medicine
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Simperman
Spacelabs Healthcare
Sparling Inc.
Stoel Rives, LLP
Stoneway Concrete
Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Strand
Cindy and Robert Strauss
Joanne Suffis
Talking Rain Beverage Co. Inc.
Tercica, Inc.
TEVA Neuroscience Inc.
Mr. Donald R. Theophilus
Mr. John Thomas and
Ms. Marley Christianson
Sara and Scott Trethewey
Tumor Institute
Radiation Oncology Group LLP
Ned and Joyce Turner
University Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
University of Washington
Ruth and William Vance
Joseph and Sherry White
Peggy and Bob Wilkerson
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Yates
Zoll Lifecor Corporation
Summit Club Contributors
$2,500+
Anonymous (3)
A.J. Floral Supply
Advanced Health Media
Ms. Emily Alhadeff
Ryan Allison
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Anderson
Mr. Robert A. Anderson
AstraZeneca LP
Atritech, Inc.
Donald and Maxine Barnard
Ms. Rachel M. Beals
David and Barbara Beatty
Josh Beloff and Eva Corets
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Benaroya
Mr. and Ms. Larry Bensussen
Dr. and Mrs. Paul C. Benz
Dr. Russell Block and
Dr. Susan Block
Bill and June Boeing
Mrs. Geraldine A. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brighton
Brookshire Green Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Denis O. Brown
Dr. David Bruck
Dr. Anne M. Bucci
Drs. Claire L. Buchanan and
Paul J. Rasmussen
James M. Burkman, M.D.
Butler Valet, Inc.
CardiacAssist, Inc.
Cardinal Health Clinical
Technologies and Services
Ms. Linda Carrol
CDI Engineers
Dr. Andrew Chang
Dr. Janet K. Chen
Ms. Jean L. Christ
Dr. Andrew Chung
Citi
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clancy
Milton Cohen
Convergint Technologies
Dr. Mark A. Cordes
Dr. Jennifer P. Coursen
Mr. Peter Crane and Ms. Jody Gebbers
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Crisera
Dr. Mark S. Cullen
D.A. Davidson & Co.
Mr. Joshua Dale and
Ms. Janina Gerwig
Ms. Lauri Darneille and
Mr. Michael Corliss
Deacon Charitable Foundation
Mr. Robert Devine and
Ms. Karen Edgerton
Dr. Michael Doherty and Susan Foley
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Doran
Dr. Charles Drescher and
Ms. Robin Foster-Drescher
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Dunbar
Mr. Blake Eagle
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eastern
Mr. Steven Elkins
Mrs. K. Carole Ellison
Ms. Joan L. Elvin McAree
Dr. Miklavz Erjavec
Estate of Margaret M. Rader
Dr. Anthony Fan
Dr. Mehmet Fer and Vicky Nelson
Ms. Jennifer Field
Fikso Kretschmer Smith Dixon PS
Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Fisher
Dr. Lisa Florence and Hank Florence
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Franco
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Franklin
Dr. Mark P. Fritz
Dr. Ross Frohn
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Galanti
Ms. Karen F. Gamoran
Dr. Kunal Gangopadhyay
Dr. Sarah Garber
Dr. Benjamin J. Geiman
Marguerite George and
Mark McIntyre
Estate of Merrill H. Gerstel
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Gibson
Charles Goggio Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Gold
Ms. Jennifer A. Graves
Mrs. Brad and Jill Green
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey I. Greenstein
GVA Kidder Mathews
Lawrence and Hylton Hard
Martha E. Harris
Scott Harrison/BarclayDean
Dr. Hannsjoerg Hasche-Kluender
Mr. and Mrs. Eric V. Haug
Dr. Carl Heath
Dr. Lori B. Heller and Keith Wintraub
Renee and Josh Herst
Drs. Lee Hickok and Sharon Loomis
Ms. Kathleen Higgins and
Mr. Patrick Jenny
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Higgins
Ms. Margaret N. Hitchcock
Hologic Inc.
Mrs. Susan E. Hovis
Steven and Elizabeth Huebner
HZ Designer Jewelry
Dr. Stephen Jacobs
Ms. Elaine H. Johnson
Dr. Craig Johnston
Dr. Mitchell Karton and
Ms. Ann Gardner
Dr. Mary Kelly and Tom Kelly
Drs. Scott and Sharon Kelly
Mr. Doug Klappenbach
Drs. Stephen and Carol Knaup
Dr. Kevin Kogut
KPMG LLP
Lisa Kreissler
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Krembs
Mr. and Ms. Hugh O. LaBossier
Dr. Ritchie Larson
Dr. and Mrs. David S. Lavitt
Lechner Family Foundation
Dr. Betty Lee
Dr. Edmond Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Lee
Drs. Karen Bohmke and
Robert Levine
Dr. Janice C. Lew
Henry Y. Li, M.D.
Dr. James Lieberman
LifeCell Corp.
Mr. Eric Liu and Ms. Jena Cane
The Van Kessel-Loeser Family
Dr. and Mrs. V. Maxim Lucero
Lynn and Robert Lucurell
Luly Yang Couture
Dr. and Mrs. David A. Luthy
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lyman
Mahlum Architects
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Makin
Dr. and Mrs. Sundeep Malik
Ms. Lynn Manley
Randy Mann and Family
Dr. Sheryl Marks
Dr. Jonathan S. Maron
Dr. Greg Marsh
Marsh USA Inc.
Carolee and Thomas Mathers
Dr. Angeli S. Mayadev
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Medved
Dr. Michael Melvin and
Ms. Cynthia Erler
Mercer
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Meyer
Dr. and Mrs. Juan Millan
J. Heath Miller, M.D.
Pamela and Robert Miller
Dr. and Mrs. William S. Mondzac
Dr. Douglas Morgan
Morley Hitchcock Family Fund
Mr. C. Eric Morse
Dr. Kay Neal and Mr. Joe Neal
Janice Newell and D’Anne Bissell
Dr. William Nichols
Nordstrom
Ms. Brandy Nordstrom
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Nordstrom Jr.
Sandra Norris and Dr. Thomas Norris
Dr. Chris Nunn
NW Women’s Health Care
OMJ Scientific Affairs LLC,
a Johnson & Johnson Company
Ortho-McNeil Inc.
Pacific Northwest
Fertility & IVF Specialists
Mr. George E. Park
Dr. Paul Park
Dr. Greg Paul
Ms. Charmaine L. Pekema
Bradley and Karen Pesek
Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. Peterson
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Podell
Dr. Jason Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alex Polson
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Prentice
Harry and Ann Pryde Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Ratzlaff
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Remington
Kristine Rinn, M.D. and Steve Rinn
Mr. David Robbins and
Mrs. Donna Haggerty-Robbins
Donald and Karin Root
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rostas Jr.
Sarah and Kent Rowe
Diane and John Sabey
Eagles Salmon Bay Auxiliary
Dr. Jaime Sanchez
Dr. and Mrs. George A. Sarantinos
Scandinavian Airlines
Jack Schenker Charitable Trust
Stanley R. and Frances Roth Schill
Foundation
Dr. Yuko Schmitt
Schoenfeld-Gardner Foundation,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Schoenfeld
Dr. Michael C. Shannon
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Shepard
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Sherman
Dr. and Mrs. Grant I. Shibuya
Ms. Peggy Shortt
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Dr. Richard W. Solazzi
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton H. Sommerville
Dr. Tanya Sorensen and
Mr. Justin Coughlin
Manuela M. Sousa, M.D.
Dr. Jayashree Srinivasan
State of Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stewart
Dr. Miriam Stone
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Stout
Dr. Marta Strutynska
Mr. John Galbraith and
Ms. Nancy Stumvoll
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Swerland
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Swofford
Marilyn and Marion Szczepaniak
Tere Foster Real Estate
The Fearey Group, Inc.
The Silvertree Hotel
Triage Consulting Group
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Tupper
Dr. Joshua Uffman
Dr. Manninderdip Uppal
US Bank
Dr. Curtis F. Veal
VECA Electric and Communications, Inc.
Mrs. Gilberte A. Volpe
Mr. Joseph Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Wallin
Mrs. R. Duke Watson
Westin Hotels
Dr. Deborah Williams
John and Mary Wilson Foundation
Mr. Bruce Greek and Ms. Janin Wilson
Gerda and Jean-Pierre* Wirz
Dr. and Mrs. Robin V. Woodland
Sabin and Kimberly Woods
Ian H. Wright, M.D.
Wyman Youth Trust
Dr. Sang Yi
Marian L. Zak
Dr. Arthur Zilberstein
Summit Club Members
$1,500+
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Aas
Nancy and Craig Abramson
AGA Medical Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alhadeff
James and Margaret Allison
Amcut Diamond Company
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Arildson
Ms. Angie Ashe
Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Ashton
Dr. Nancy Auer and Randal Houtz
Alan and Terry Axelrod
Joe and Karyn Barer
Lois Barner
Jose Bartolo and Mary Mirante-Bartolo
Mr. Kenneth M. Bellgardt
Mrs. Sheri Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berner
Ms. Teresa V. Bigelow
Dr. and Mrs. Ivar W. Birkeland Jr.
Bishop Fleet Foundation
Mr. Robert S. Blumberg
Bruce and Ann Blume
Maralyn and Jack Blume
Gordon and Beverlee Boe
David and Lynn Boyd
Herbert M. Bridge and Edie Hilliard
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Brotherton
Brotherton Cadillac Buick Pontiac GMC
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bryant
Clinton Burwell and Jodi Gibbons
Mrs. Jennie K. Burwell
Ms. Marite M. Butners
Calidora Skin Clinic
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Carlin
Mr. Daniel F. Ciucci
Gwen and Aaron Colwell
Mr. Mark J. Craemer
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Cullison III
Cyberonics
Ms. Pam De Vries
Mr. and Mrs. Richard and
Constance DelMissier
Mr. John S. Diefendorf Jr.
Mr. Chris Dijulio
Dr. Dorcas J. Dobie
Ms. Zeta M. Dodge
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Dodobara
Maggie and Bill Dorsey
Ms. Colleen M. Douville
Sergi Dreizin
Ms. Lauren Dudley
James and Mary Dunnam
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dupar Sr.
Gloria and John Evans
Mr. Miles Ewing and
Ms. Shannon Braddock
Exotic Gifts
Ms. Folashade Fashokun and
Mr. Olusola Aluko
Jay Fathi, M.D. and
Joelle P. Thirsk-Fathi, R.N.,
M.S.N., A.R.N.P.
Mrs. Patricia P. Fearey
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Ferullo
Gregg and Heather Ferullo
Ballard Fetherston Gallery,
Betsy Fetherston
Ms. Cora L. Fields
Dr. Kari Fitzsimmons
Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Florence
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Frink Jr.
Mr. Doug Frye
Pamela Gallagher Felt
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gallop
Mrs. Natalie Gendler
Ms. Catherine E. Gleason
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Gleason
Donald G. Graham Jr.
Jamilyn and Ted Granston
Mr. and Mrs. Josef E. Gray
Dr. Martin Greene and Toby Saks
Don Gunstone
Shelly and Lewis Guterson
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Halsell
Mr. Kenneth A. Hamm
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hansberry
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hansing
Mrs. Betty K. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. O. Harris
David and Jill Heerensperger
Dr. Matthew Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Hillis
Mrs. Martha M. Hochman
Mr. David A. Hoffman
John and Shelley Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Horsley
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Howell
John N. Hsiang, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Humphreys
Tracy A. Johannsen, M.D.
Johnson & Johnson Services Inc.
Linda and Ted Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnston
Dr. and Mrs. Murray A. Johnstone
Shilo Markegard and Mark Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Julian J. Judelman
Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Kaplan
Dr. and Mrs. Carleton A. Keck Jr.
Rebecca and Kji Kelly
Barbara and Jim Kenney
Lynn and Timothy Kepl
Mr. and Mrs. James E. King
Mrs. Henry L. Kotkins Jr.
Jay Kreissl and Maureen Kearney
Drs. Pamela Kulin and James Rogers III
Diane & Brian Langstraat
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Larrabee Jr.
Patty and Jonathan Lazarus
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Lee
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Leininger
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis
Dr. Anthony Lo
Thomas Loeser and April Bauer
Loomis Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lootens
Dr. Daniel Lowinger
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Madsen
Martha E. Harris Flowers & Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. David Matter
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Maury IV
Mr. Thomas O. McArthur
Ms. Janice M. McCallie
Apex Foundation,
Bruce and Jolene McCaw
Mrs. Betty J. McConkey
Mr. Randal McLaughlin
Dr. Dorcas A. McLennan
Paul and Darlene McTaggart
Michael Rosenberg Photography
Elizabeth J. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. John Milne
Betsy and Stan Minor
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Moe
Dr. Karla J. Mooers
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. David Myers
Myriad Genetic Laboratories Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nathane
Nell’s Restaurant
Dodi Nov, D.D.S.
Mr. Hossein Nowbar and
Mrs. Lori Nomura
Mrs. Beatrice Nowogroski
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Oberto
OSI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Dr. Barbara O’Sullivan and
Mr. Ed O’Sullivan
Jerome Pape
Curtis and Amy Peck
Dr. Greg and Glenda* Perkins
Drs. Patricia Brand-Peters and
Michael Peters
Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Petterson
Mr. David M. Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Plimpton
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh W. Rabel
William, Nina, Colby, and
Zachary Ramsey
Paul J. Rasmussen
Dale P. Reisner, M.D.
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Swedish Visiting Nurse Services brings expert medical care into the home.
Swedish Visiting
Nurse Services
Swedish Visiting Nurse Services (SVNS) provides care
and comfort to people from all walks of life in a variety of
circumstances, whether it involves assistance recovering from
surgery or a medical ailment, help coping with a life limiting
illness, or learning how to manage the aging process.
SVNS relies on community partnerships to offer a broad
range of services to home health and hospice patients, their
families, and caregivers. Gifts to the Campaign for Swedish
directed to SVNS provide care to those with no insurance;
transitional support to those electing to receive hospice care;
grief support groups and counseling for patients and their
families; as well as comfort therapies, including massage
and music, to relieve patients’ pain and anxiety.
“We would not be able to serve the community as broadly
and effectively as we do without the support from donors,”
says Jon Younger, M.D., medical director of SVNS.
Tribute, memorial and estate gifts are particularly meaningful because they are typically made in gratitude for care
received. A recent gift from the estate of JoAnn Anderson,
for example, has allowed SVNS to plan for the provision
of remote care technology by physicians and staff. Remote
care is an effective way for patients to give needed information to providers on a daily basis without the patient having
to go to the hospital or other facilities.
“We are so appreciative when people make gifts to SVNS,”
Dr. Younger says. “Not only does it show that we have done
our job in providing patient-centered care, but these gifts
allow us to provide care and comfort for future patients
and their families.”
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Dr. P. Repovic and Ms. Lina Fine
Mr. and Ms. Richard J. M. Rorem
John and Ellie Roser
Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Ross
Judy and Fred Rupert
Patricia and Richard Settle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sexton
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sheeran
Ms. Margaret Sherman
Liz and Erick Shirley
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Short
Mr. Spencer A. Simco
Simmons Mesothelioma Foundation
Sisters of Providence
SMC-Providence Campus
Service League
Ms. Rita M. Smith
The Sorrento Hotel
Starlight Starbright
Children’s Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Stranahan
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stroh Jr.
Mr. and Ms. Allen E. Symington
Dr. and Mrs. Robert and C.J. Day
The Pacific Institute
The Summit Group of Virginia
The 5th Avenue Theatre
Darcy Thompson and Darrell Howe
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Toomey
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Torrance
Two Bunch Palms Resort & Spa
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Vaska
Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Vincent
W Seattle
Darryl and Winter Wells
Dr. and Mrs. Shawn H. West
Wild Ginger
Mary and Laurence* Wilson
Thomas H. Wood, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Yoder
Mrs. Laura Zander
$1,000 – $1,499
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Aakervik
Richard and Sharon Abrams
Dr. Kathrin Ahl and Mr. Sam Meade
Jason and Katie Albert
Alpha Modalities
Dr. Beth Andersen
Drs. Christopher Appleton and
Marcia Ko
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Arensberg
Mr. Larry W. Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Austin
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bain
Mr. Tim Barker
Dr. and Mrs. Todd A. Barnett
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Barry
Ms. Debra Beauchamp
The Bees Knees
Ron and Gail Behar
Jill and Craig Beilinson
Jessie and Gerald Beltran
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Benezra
Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Berman
Dr. Richard Billingham and
Ms. Judith Folks
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Binge
Drs. Garrison Bliss and Suzanne Wu
Mr. Greg N. Bloom and Linda Levine*
Ms. Lisa Bontje
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Broughton
Estate of Dr. Walter S. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Buhrmann
Mr. and Mrs. Gokhan Bulak
Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Burns
Jerry and Angelina Burtenshaw
Ms. Melanie A. Burton
Mr. and Ms. Robert S. Caplan
Dr. Peter Casterella
Mr. John K. Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Christenson
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Cooper
Scott and Lynda Corcorran
Mr. and Mrs. Rob E. Coyne
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Curry
Dr. Aditya Dash
Ms. Katya Dass-Hillard
Mrs. Irene M. Day
Barry and Lisa Deutsch
Ms. Debbie Dingerson
Ms. Teresa Dodds
Ms. Becky S. Duris
Mr. Albert Edmund
Ms. Denise J. Eichhorn
Ms. Katherine R. Enright
Mr. Donald Etsekson
Ms. Feasey and Mr. Bryant
Sue Ferguson and Carl Ecklund
First Impressions Dental Care
Mr. Thomas Fish
Ms. Patricia Flug
Jennifer and David Follette
Fred Hutchinson
Cancer Research Center
Sharon and Dick* Friel
Ms. Annabaker Garber
Mr. Stephen K. Gattis
Ms. Gwen Geivett
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gillick
Mr. Dennis Glavin
Shannon and Greg Gottesman
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Gough
Ms. Shiela K. Gould
Ms. Gloria J. Grant
Ms. Patra Grevstad
Fred and Margaret Grimm
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Grinzel
Mr. Michael E. Guy
Karin and Douglas Haack
Ms. Lucy J. Hadac
Mr. Robert D. Hammond Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hilton
Dr. and Mrs. H. Clark Hoffman
Jan and Randall Holbrook
Honest Tea
Mr. and Mrs. Rodman L. Hooker Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hopkins
Ms. Susan E. Hoppe
Dr. and Mrs. Marc D. Horton
Hotel Hassler Roma
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hutchinson
Mr. Joel Jackson
Mr. Carl M. Johanson
Mr. Clark A. Johnson
Cynthia and Stuart Johnson
Mr. Peter Miller and
Ms. Jean Johnson
Marilyn and James Jonassen
JPMorgan Chase & Co
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kaiser
Ms. Miyoko Kaneta
Irv and Laura Karl
Steve and Mary Kastenholz
Drs. Michael Kimmey and
Cynthia Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Knightly
Mr. Timothy A. Koogle
Dr. Kimberly A. Krabill
Ms. June K. Kubo
Ron and Kristen Lahner
Ms. Cheryl Lanzinger
Michael and Barbara Larson
Mr. Timothy Lassige
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lazar
LeClercq Properties
John and Elizabeth Leddy
Ms. Sandy Lew-Hailer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lewis
Life Uniform
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lilly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindal
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lorack
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Lovins
Mr. and Mrs. John and
Mary Ann Mangels
Mr. Richard W. Mathes
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maus
Ms. Darcy M. McKinnon
MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc.
Mr. Kenneth C. Merideth
Dr. Linda V. Muir
Mr. Thomas P. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Nebel
Marlene Nelson and Curt Chenoweth
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson
Mr. Raymond Nogueira
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Nonis
Amy and Dan Nordstrom
Obstetrix Seattle Ultrasound Associates
Ms. Dawn Owen-Kerins and
Mr. Shaun Kerins
Pacific Science Center
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Paek
Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peterson
Susan and Larry Peterson
Philips Medical Systems
North America
Ms. Barbara Placek and
Mr. John Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Polzin
Porcelain Gallery
Mr. Scott B. Redman
Mrs. Sally Reiquam
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rindlaub
The Rinne Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Rinne
Dr. and Mrs. William S. Roberts
Mr. Thomas Robertson and
Mrs. Marcelle O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Rosella
Todd and Donna Rosenberg
Foundation
Mrs. Gladys Rubinstein
Ms. Katherine H. Russell
Lisa and Kent Sacia
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Sack
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sample
Dr. and Mrs. Donald B. Sandall
Mark and Pamela Sandwith
Mr. Louie Sanft
Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Satre
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Satterlee
Mr. Jim Scharf and
Ms. Anna Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schatz
Peder and Jaime Schmitz
Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Shaw
Ms. Madeleine Y. Simard
Ms. Sheryl Sirotnik
Mr. Larry W. Sisson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skoglund
Sloan Estate
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Smith
Charles E. Smith
Mr. Dennis Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua G. Spiewak
Mr. Antonio Sponza
Ms. Lisa Stankowiak
Stuart and Kathryn Steadman
Lee W. Steil Jr.
Mr. Peter G. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Stillings
Nancy Giunto and Charles Streamer
Cathy and Scott Swanson
Sweda Company LLC
Mr. Paul B. Sylvester
Beverly Taylor
Kelly and Chris Taylor
Thai Siam Corporation
Mr. Alfred J. Thiede
Debra Thompson Harvey
Mrs. Jere I. Thornton
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton
Jim and Bonnie Towne
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tronolone
Ms. Jane D. Tsilas
Dr. and Mrs. Gary A. Twiggs
Dr. Nicole D. Urban
Valley Medical Center
Mr. Dale Van Pelt
Dr. and Mrs. Dan S. Veljovich
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vipond
Ms. Glenda Voller
Julie and Lou Wald
Washington Partners, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson
Wentworth Foundation
James L. and Roberta S. Weymouth
Mr. and Mrs. Brian White
Ms. Ellen L. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. David Youssefnia
$500 – $999
Anonymous (9)
Ms. Cindy Abrahamson
Mr. and Mrs. Joey Abramson
Afaf S. Abulhosn
Acorn Uniforms
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams
Alderbrook Resort and Spa
Mrs. Jeanie Alhadeff
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Allen
Ms. Karen J. Allvin
ALPS Fund Services, Inc.
Ms. Tammy L. Alsos
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Anderson
Mr. Steve Anderson
Tim and Jacqueline Antilla
Ms. Fina Araya
Mr. Sushil Aryal
Sally Avenson, C.N.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bagnall
Ms. Susan Baker
Swedish Medical Center Auxiliary/
Ballard
Mr. Paul Balli
Mr. Jerry R. Balzer
Bart Johnson and
Amy Winston DDS PLLC
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Batcheldor Sr.
Bear Naked Granola
Behar Company
Mr. and Dr. Howard Behar
Mr. Edward E. Bellinger
Mr. and Mrs. Russell N. Benaroya
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Benedict
The Benson Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Berg
Mr. Harry C. Berryman
Ms. Donna Lee Berube
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Best
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bevan
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Birkeland
Ms. Jayne A. Blackburn
Debbie and Cliff Blumenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Boes
Mr. and Mrs. Randy W. Boettcher
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bovey
Ms. Barbara B. Bradley
Terry and John Brasino
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bridge
Ms. Christing Bridges
Mr. Ryan J. Broderson
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Broom
Ms. Danielle M. Brown
Ms. Arlene Buchman
Ms. Marguerite Burke
Ms. Virginia L. Burnett
Dr. and Mrs. John F. Burns
Ms. Jo Burns
Ms. Carolyn J. Burrows
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Burton
Janis Byrd
Teena and Randie Cadwell
Ms. Karen M. Campbell
Ms. Leslianne Carbary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey
Rob and Nicole Caron
Mr. Stewart D. Carr
Allen Carscaddon and
Eleanor Bradley
Mrs. Marni C. Casanova
Cascade Orthopaedics
Dr. Phillip Chapman and
Ms. Barbara Snapp
Dr. LuAnn L. Chen
Lisa and Chak Cheung
Ms. Atsuko J. Chitose
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Cho
Ms. Joyce Y. Chui
Mrs. Chieko Cicha
Classic Catering and
Hospitality Services
Ms. Ann T. Cockrill
Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Cohen
Dr. and Mrs. Clark S. Coler
Mrs. Ellen O. Collins
Kevin and Kristin Conklin
Ms. Jill S. Conner
Ms. Helen Cook
Zachary Copeland
Cornerstone Advisors Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Corwin
Dr. Betsey Cotter
Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Couch
The Counter
Mr. Rob Crandall
Mrs. Norma B. Croco
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Joan Sullivan Genthe
Geoff Manasse Photography
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Linda Labriola,
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Mr. Gary Kawahara
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Mr. Don Gulliford
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Mr. Thomas English
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Timothy O’Connor
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$250 – $499
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and Mr. Kyle Carver
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Mr. William Shook
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$ 350,000
300,000
250,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
0
$ 310K
$239K
$199 K
$167K
2007
2008
2009
2010
Swedish employees contributed
a record amount to the
2010 Swedish Fund Drive.
Employees
support
2010 Swedish
Fund Drive
Hundreds of employees
joined together for the 2010
Swedish Fund Drive, raising
over $310,000 to support
programs and select projects
around Swedish. CEO Rod
Hochman, M.D., was inspired by the success of the
Fund Drive: “Employee giving is a great way to show
the community how much
our own staff believes in
our mission, especially as
we celebrate a century of
service to the community,
and the public launch of
the Campaign for Swedish.
It is truly an honor to work
with so many talented and
generous employees.”
Swedish employees also
give back in a variety of ways
outside the Fund Drive —
from forming fundraising
teams and participating in
the Swedish SummeRun, to
volunteering at the Celebrate
Swedish gala, Swedish Medical Center Foundation would
like to thank all Swedish
employees for their generous and dedicated support
in 2010.
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gohl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldberg
Mr. Khodayar Golshan
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Good
Dr. Richard Goodfried and
Ms. Mary McCauley
Ms. Jennifer A. Goodwin
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Anne and Darin Green
Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Green
Wylene Green
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Dr. Jordan Greenberg
Mrs. Kim Z. Grieff
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Ms. RaeAnn Grossman
Mr. Hall Grover
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Ms. Suzanne M. Grubb
Mr. and Mrs. Kipton C. Gustin
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Mr. Scott Hagerman
Ms. Kjersti R. Hagman
Mr. Kenneth Hall
Paula S. Hallam, M.D.
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Kerry Harpster
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David Hasslinger
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Carole Heath
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The Heathman Hotel
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Ms. Susan Kostick
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Shan Pei J. Hong
Hoodsport Winery Inc.
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Horseshoe Boutique, Inc.
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Ms. Mary Horvitz
Hotel Andra
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Mrs. Jessica Jensen Hughes
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Professor Margaret Imber
Innovation Specialties
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Ms. Beth Hartwick
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Jennifer Lee, M.D.
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Ms. Linda Harris
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Ms. Michelle Feder
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Rochelle Mitchell
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Claude Wetzel
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Mr. Stephen Black
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Celeste and David Michael
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Mr. Gregory Miller
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Ms. Diana Hendrickson
Meei Mizell
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Katie Moore
Di Morgan
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Morton Clarke Fu & Metcalf Inc.
John and Harriett Morton
Mount Zion Baptist Church, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Mowat
Mrs. Anne Munger
Mr. Marty J. Munson
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Murdock
Mr. and Ms. John M. Muscatel
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nakamura
The Nakata Family
Nectar Lounge
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Neff
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Nelson
Mark Horowitz and Barbara Nesmith
Mr. and Mrs. Nissim Neuman
Gary and Georgia Newbury
Carla and Dean Nichols
Ms. Ann V. Nicholson
Mrs. Christa S. Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton W. Nielsen
Ms. Kris J. Nilsson
Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Nolte
Mr. Charles G. Nordhoff
Blake and Molly Nordstrom
Northstar Winery
Northwestern Mutual
Nuckols-Keefe Family Foundation
Ms. Penelope V. Nyder
Ms. Patricia M. O’Brien
Ms. Jan M. O’Daniels
Christine and Oley Oliver
Wilanne F. Ollila-Perry
Dawn Omdal
Ms. Catherine O’Neil
Mr. Julius Orsucci
Ms. Fionnuala O’Sullivan
Ovarian and Breast Cancer Alliance
of Washington
Ms. Carol Overdahl
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Overton
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Oxley
Wendy and David Paisley
Ms. Emily Palisoc
Ms. Allison Parker
Parker, Smith & Feek Inc.
Walt and Jackie Parkhurst
Ms. Patricia A. Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Parry
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Pascualy
Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Paul
Mr. and Mrs. George Peckham
Samuel and Yvonne Pedersen
Janna Pekaar
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pelley
Mr. Gilbert D. Perez
John and Eleanor Perkins
Mrs. Karen Perrenot
Mrs. Rosemary W. Peterson
Ms. Kimberly Petram
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pettit
Ms. Caroline A. Pfeil
Ms. Valerie G. Piha
Mrs. Judy G. Poll
Mr. and Mrs. Ty Pollard
Loretta and Carl Poschman
Mr. and Mrs. John Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pray
Mr. and Ms. Brad Prescott
Princeville Yoga
Mrs. Patricia H. Pugsley
Lindsay A. Pyfer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Quinn
Ron and Cheri Raff
Mr. Robert L. Rahe
Gurubaljeet Rai
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ramberg
Ms. Maureen Rase
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rayl
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reed
Ms. Margaret L. Reed
Mr. Scott P. Reese
Residence Inn by Marriott-Seattle
Mr. Robert G. Resta
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Reusser
Ms. Carlotta Reynolds
Ms. Susan Reynolds and
Mr. Jerry Hagen
Ms. Lynn Ries
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rimkus
Mr. Steven Ritt
Ms. Melissa Rivkin and
Mr. David Cohanim
Ms. Rebecca Rivkin and
Mr. Marc Lewis
Mr. Jeff Robinson
Ms. Joan Robinson
Mr. Robert S. Rockwell
Ms. Meredith J. Roe
Ms. Virginia Rohde
Ms. Diana L. Ronning
Rose Clinic PLLC
Ms. Deborah Rosen
Mr. Bob Rosenberg
Greg and Jenn Rosenwald
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ross
Ms. Stephanie Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Steven O. Roupe
Mr. Kurtis Roy
Shankar Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rubenstein
Ms. Conchita S. Ruess
Lori and Michael Russell
Mrs. Debra J. Rutherford
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Ryan
Ms. Linda L. Ryan
Sharon and David Salman
Salty’s on Alki
Martha and Robert Sander
Ms. Margaret Sanders
Ms. Sheri Sanford
Ms. Brina Sanft
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sangster
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Scardapane
David Schneider
Ms. Linda M. Schnitzer
Mr. Max Schreiner
Flora Schupp
Ms. Sharon R. Scott
Seattle University
Ms. Kerin Seeger
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Shamseldin
Jamie Shanks and Andy Shanks
Ms. Maria Shaughnessy
Mr. William R. Shelton
Dr. David Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Shepsis
Mrs. Barbara C. Sherland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Shindell
Dr. Merrilynne G. Shiota
Ms. Tammy Shoop
Ms. Anne Shrauner
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Sidell
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood R. Sillifant
Sharissa and Tom Simmons
Mr. and Ms. Scott Sims
Paul and Liz Skoglund
Cindy and Jason Smith
Colleen Smith
Mr. David Smith
Mrs. Marian E. Smith
Ms. Paula J. Smithers
Ms. Heidi J. Snyder
Ms. Shirley G. Soderman
Ms. Norma Sorby
Mr. Steve J. Sourapas
Dr. George M. Sousa
Mr. Richard Southworth and
Ms. Linda Zarek
SphereUs Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Spiegel
Mr. Craig A. Spingath
Springbrook Farms, Inc.
Ms. Storey Squires
Starbucks Coffee Co.
Greg and Charlene Steinhauer
Kelly and Eileen Sterling
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron B. Sternberg
Ms. Kate Stewart
John and Sherry Stilin
Donna and John Strand
Ms. Katharine Stringer
Mr. Kenneth A. Stroble
Barry and Gail* Stulberg
Mr. Jim Stull
Mrs. Laurel A. Stutzer
The Suchoknand Family
Ms. Barbara A. Suder
Susan Sullivan
Ms. Angie Sundberg
Ms. Rita L. Sutker
Mr. Gary Sutton
Marjorie and Ralph Svrjcek
Ms. Susan Swartz
Swee L. Tan, M.D.
Tanner Companies, LLC
Sheila and Gregory Teeter
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Teitzel
Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Templin
Dr. W. Michelle Terry and
Mr. Ken Burton
Mr. John Thai
Ms. Darlene Thomas
Ms. Deborah L. Thompson
Jon R. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. Neil F. Thorlakson
Beth and Allan Thorpe
Ms. Kerry Beth G. Thorson
Ms. Kathryn Thrailkill
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen I. Tilghman
Linda and Ken Tisdel
Goldie Tobin
Ms. Susan Todd
Drs. Sean and Kathie Toomey
Toscano Cuisine
Andrew and Mary Ann Tracey
Jerry and Stevie Traunfeld
Dr. Leslie Tregillus and
Mr. Thomas Jones
Ms. Sarah B. Trethewey
Mr. Stuart A. T. Trippel
Dr. Michael Tuggy and
Dr. Peggy Sarjeant
Deborah and Milton Turner
Janette and Hank Turner
Ms. Mary Megrath Turner
Ms. Rita E. Tuthill
Howard M. Uman, M.D.
United Way of Central Maryland
United Way of The Greater Triangle
Coldwell Banker Uptown Realty
Parag Vaish
Ms. Ann M. Ventic
Mrs. Lisa H. Verhovek
Ms. Kathryn Volk
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Von Klein
Ms. Pam Vowels
Paul and Donna Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Gordy Wahl
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Waldbaum
Ms. Marisa Walker
Ms. Patty J. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Warshal
Kim and Gregg Watkins
Ms. Shair A. Watson
Ms. Karen A. Waxdahl
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weatherby
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Webb
Ms. Judith Weber
Mr. Michael C. Weidemann
Ms. Martha M. Weiss
Ms. Winter Wells
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Welsh
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wenala
Dr. Howard West and
Ms. Wendy Hassan
M. Kay Whelan
Mark R. White
Miss Summer Whitesell
Ms. Jean Wiegand
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiegand
Randy and Mirtha Wilkens
Kylan Wilkerson
Ms. Jenni Williams
Ms. JoAnn Williams
Mr. Ray Williams
Mr. Ken Willner
Willows Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Wilmes
Mrs. Karin Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wolff
Dana C. Wolinsky, M.D. and
David Wolinsky
The Woodmark Hotel
Mrs. Marie A. Working
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Wright
Dr. and Mrs. John L. Wright
William and Carol Wurts
Mr. Mark A. Yamamoto
The Yarn Basket
Mr. and Mrs. Leif Yeckley
Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Yeomans
Dr. and Mrs. Jon P. Younger
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Youssef
Ms. Evelyn Zabo
Mrs. and Mr. Ann T. Zamojski
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zarek
Kay Zatine
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Zebelman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Zech
Mr. Jason Ziemer
Ms. Rosalee W. Zingheim
Mr. and Mrs. John Zukerman
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Honor / Memorial Tributes
Marvin W. Adams
Linda Adler
E. Russell Alexander
All Women Cancer Survivors
Paul G. Allen
James Holbrook (Jim) Allendoerfer
Elias Chapman Alvord, III
Candice L. Anderson
Heather Wallace Anderson
Melissa Anderson
Emily Andonian
Laura Andrews
Jefferson Edward Arildson
Conrad “Connie” Aronson
Barbara Ashton
Sylvia Atkins
Betty Lou Atkinson
Lucca and Taormina (Mina) Jang Azen
Nancy K. Balduf
Jason and Kelly Baldwin
Charles Ballard
Earl H. Barnard
Deborah Rose Barnes
Glenn R. Barnhart, M.D.
John A. Barrows
Pamela J. Batcheldor
Deborah Beckett
Elsie Beckman
Richard M. Beers
Gale A. Bellinger
Lucy Ben and Kurt Leeser
Liliane Bender
Joyce and Raymond Benezra
Patricia Rae Bennett
Walter Bent
Marion J. Berglund
Ron Bergman
Jeff and Lisa Berkman
Ruth Bernnard
Robert David Bernstein
H. Clyde Berryman
Mamie L. Berryman
Robert Arthur Berst
Ivo Bezmalinovich
Carl F. Blakely
Elizabeth Blank
Philip David Blix
Maggie Blomberg
Florence A. Boe
Marilyn Jean Bomgren
Bette Borgmann
Marlene Bortleson
Ann Bourgeois
Beverly Boutry
Mandy Bowell
Rada Boyarsky
Clinton L. Boyd
Sharon Bridges
Donald Wayne Brink
Harry Britton
Alisa E. Brockett
Diane Brondello
Janet L. Brown
Ilene Rose Brown
Beatrice Gwendolyn Bryenton
Barbara Buchman
Lisa W. Burden
Phyllis Burdette
Linda Burich
Marty Butterworth
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Linda Callen
Cecilia (Mastro) Campbell
Michael A. Canada
Betty Scarpello Caplan
Karen Carelan
Chris Carey
Colin Carty
Kaye M. Cascio
Jeanne Verthein, Ellen Cella and
Sally Derrwaldt
Dr. F. Ann Cerf
Denise Wiest Chapman
Andrew Browne
Mary D. Chinn
Gayla B. Chunyk
Joan Clement
Susan Clendenin
Charles H. Clodius
Marjorie (Marge) Coe
Edina Coe
Mathias Cohanim
Tim Collingsworth
Peggy Comment
Ada M. Cook
Marilee Cook
Eleanor Cordova
Lisa Cowen
Arlene Crandall
Lea Joan Cranston
Richard “Dick” Crews
Norma Crews
David Cunningham
Eugene Robert Milton Cunningham
Sharra Lynn Curran
Beaulah Anne Dahl
Michael Dailey
George A. D’Andrea
Cindy Daschain
Beverly Davies
Burl William Davies
Dr. Patricia L. Dawson
Charles G. Day, M.D.
Beatrice (Bea) DeGolier
Catherine DeMatteis
Dr. Peter A. Demopulos
John Robert Demyanovich
George F. Denison
Jackie Dennis
Ling Deonaldo
Duke Derks
Elleen Donoghue Dermody
Donna R. Deuchler
Richard E. Dibble
Beatrice R. Dierks
Daniel Dierks
Lena and Marvin Dinwiddie
Marjorie Dittrich
Doris W. Doak
Betsy Green Dobbins and
Paulette Page
Masako Dodobara
Elizabeth Ann Dolowy
Dr. Benjamin C. Donner
Michele Roedel Douglass
Susan D. Draper
Dr. Drescher and his Research Staff
Jeanette Rivkin Duchin
Amber L. Dunn
Catherine Dupuis
Rande Duran
Peter Sinclair Dyer
Kate Eckart
Haakon Edwards
Sheryl K. Eisenbarth
Dorothy C. Ellertson
Georgia Elliott
Beverly W. Ellis
Helen Ellsworth
Ruby Ellsworth
Anna Laura Elsom
Stanley Enfield
Alice Enfield
Cathy Eng
Heidi Epp
Sandy K. Estes
Sierra D. Esteves
Evelyn Evans
Hugo Everitt
Richard Falla
Cynthia Fallon Mayes
Marilyn Jean Fansler
Anne Fanthorpe
Marco Farmer
Katherine Farrar
Deborah Farren
Betty Ann Farrington
Monica Fawthrop
Margaret Ryan
Domenic Nathaniel Federico
Cole Douglas Federico
Beulah D. Feit
June Darlene Fenton
May Fenzl
Lydia Filici
Dan Fink
Debra K. Fish
Edward L. Fisher
Babette (Babs) Fisher
Anne Fitzgerald
Linda Jean Fletcher
Thomas J. Florence
Patricia Flynn
Pamela Foster
Pollyanne C. Foster
Cindy French
Nancy Friedrich
Dick Friel
Wendy June Fujikawa
Margie Melba Gairns
Joanne Gamaunt
Jennifer Gannon
Philip T. Gardner, Jr.
Noreen Garner
Nolan Osten Garrett
Vickie Gaskill
Michael D. Gates
Ronald F. George
Eliana Zoe Gerber
Mrs. T.R. Gitner
Brent E. Godding
Carol Virginia Goggio
Judy Goin
D.J. Goodman
Philip Goodwin
Patricia Goplerud
Dr. Jedediah Gordon
Peggy J. Gould
Mary Gouring
Frederick Arthur Gowen
Jodi Gradinger-Wes
Paul E. Gray, Jr.
Carolyn S. Greene
Marino Grimm-Menzi
Arlene Grinnell
Julie Grossman
Eric Allan Guessow
Cathy Guzman
Karin Haack
David M. Kanigel
Phyllis Hall
Dr. Lawrence M. Halpern
Carolyn Cairns Hammerschmidt
Soloman Hanan
Allen Mills Hanley
Marven G. Hansen
Mary Frances Hansen
Frances Marie Hanson
Bradley M. Harada
Frank Hardan
Katherine E. Hardie
S. Daniel Harkins
Martha Harris
Bessie Harrison
Kristi K. Harthoorn
Lila Hasson
Andrew Haug
Robert E. Havlik
Ann Hawes
Karen Hawn
Robert Charles Hayes
Eugene O. Heberer
Andrew Helms
Jean A. Helsby
Laurie Ann Heneghan
Carol Hennessey Porter
Sallye Constance Saunders Henry
Argel Henthorn
Roger F. Hermes
James Leo Hickel
Leonard Douglas Hill
Billy Hilton
Connie Hilton
Esther Hine
Nancy and Rod Hochman, M.D.
Barbara Hoffman
Marilyn Hoffman
Suzanne Holsten
Lynne Hosterman
Nancy Housman
Dorothy Howland
Vicharo Huot
Hawn Hupp
Russell J. Hutchins
Carol J. Hyde
Eleuteria D. Inciong
Shirley Inveen
Nobuo Isomura
Walter Jager
Wanda Jankelson
Kanchana “Connie” Jocasta
Dr. Kaj H. Johansen
Margaret M Johnson
Judy A. Johnson
Robert W. Johnson
Alice Johnson
Donna Johnson
Steve E. Johnston
Catherine Donohue
Jill Jones
Dagny Dorotea Persson Jonson
Lily Jung, M.D.
Andrea Kadish
Henry G. (Hank) Kaplan, M.D.
Laurence E. Karp, M.D.
John William Keithan
Kerin Keller
Islay Mae Kent
Kathy G. Kenton
Ottilie Ketchum
Mary Jo Kilian
Alison Kim
Robert Landon Kimbrough
Dr. Robert Webster Kitchell
Rose Klein
Ronald H. Knopp
Mona Knowles
Dr. Eugene Ko
Norma Ko
Mary Anne Kobylka
Juanita Phillips Koetting
Masao Kojima
Barbara Kollar
Joan Komen
Adele Kosciolek
Jackie Kotkins
Kay Krasnowsky
David Kratovil
Hans Krogh
Kristina Krogh
Katherine Kuhrau
Teresa LaFreniere
Patricia Leeds Lambeth
Barbara Larson
Valerie Larson
Gloria Anna LaRussa
Deborah (Debbie) Latsis
John A. Lawrence
W. Maurice Lawson
Merrily McManus Laytner
Florence V. Leakey
Barbara J. Learned
Yao Chang Lee
Gordon Harle Legg, Jr.
Robert Dean Leggett, Jr.
Peter J. Leinfelder
Robert Leonard Ltd.
John H. Lesniak
Carol LeTourneau
Linda Levine
Janice Levis
Barbara H. Levy
Howard S. Lewis, M.D.
Judy Lewis, R.N.
Pat Lichtenberg
Phyllis Jean Lien
Harriet Lockwood
Kathryn Loepp
Chris Loesch
Linda Logan
Marge Loge
Sau King Lok
Catherine Lupo
Holden Lyon
Bronwyn E. MacDonald
LaVor Ann MacKay
Peggy Maddox
James “Jim” Magee
Maura Magnan
Lola Magun
Andrea Kadish Maigret
Ruth Maki
Carol Anne Malmquist
Donna Manne
Janet A. Manning
Anne Markell
James Patrick Marolich
Jerry Jim Martin
Carole R. Mason
Monica Marie Masten
Gretchen Mathers
Karen Matsuda
Barbara Jean Brooke Matty
Joyce McCallum
Karen L. McGonigle
Eli Hugh McGuire, Jr.
Janet Mead
Anne Medges
Marvin D. Meidinger
Diane Michael
Bernice Michel
Dr. Michael Milder
Alfred and Jean Miller
Elizabeth J. Miller
Francis T. Miller
Michael Miller
Daphne Minkoff
Eileen Mintz
Darling M. Miskimens
Lucy Winslow Van Boskerck Mitchell
Michael Scott Miyauchi
Blanche Evelyn Mochel
Sandra I. Moon
Jim, Louise and Jimmy Mooney
Mary F Morehead
John Ainsworth Morgan, II
Dr. Astrid D. Morris
Susan Morry
Steffanie Moxon
Carter Michael Moynihan
Heather Muangjinda
Lynne M. Muccigrosso
Freddy Myers
Florence Warshal Myers
Jennifer D Myrvang
Jill Neary
Helen Neil
Jeanne Signe Neilson
Ted W. Nelson
Phyllis Neville
Ann L. Newton
Richard McCormack
Beverly Kay Noble
Rosanne Margaret Norman
North Ohio Heart
Lorain Office Physicians
Francis Oath
Marcelle O’Connell
Eileen J. O’Donnell
Donna J. Okamoto
Chuoi Ong
Bettie Grace Orr
Sylvia Oseran
Dr. Rod J. Oskouian
Paul D. Otto
Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Oregon
and Southwest Washington
Eleanor Ozanich
Janey Ozuna
Lorraine J. Pape
Harlan Park
Muriel Park
Jacqueline Mae Park
Barbara L. Parke
Norman Parkinson
Diana Pastrana
Lori Pate
Sue Pennapacker
Kyle Peppard
Aunt Mary Perdue
Glenda Perkins
Bradford S. (Brad) Perkins
Barbara Perlmutter
Bert Perry
Joshua Pesek
Kathy Petersen
Eric Bensussen (event co-chair), Joe White and Craig, Eddie and Rod
Fisher at the 2010 Fisher Family & Friends Auction.
Annual Fisher auction
and golf events set
records for Rivkin Center
The 2010 Fisher Family & Friends Auction & Golf Invitational, lead by auction co-chairs Eric and Gloria Bensussen,
and golf event co-chairs Craig and Rod Fisher, set a new record
by raising a combined total of over $1.1 million for the Marsha
Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research.
Golfers enjoyed spectacular weather in a “Ryder’s Cup”
style tournament on August 15th at the Redmond Ridge Golf
Club. Barrier Motors offered a “hole-in-one” prize opportunity
to win a new Mercedes Benz or Audi, and Outback Steakhouse provided a fantastic meal following the tournament.
On November 5th, over 500 guests attended the dinner
and auction event at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. A variety
of prizes were presented to bidders, including Super Bowl XLV
tickets, a trip to New York Fashion Week, tickets to the PGA
Masters Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club, and
a walk-on role in the 5th Avenue production of Guys and Dolls.
The evening also paid special tribute to two remarkable
ovarian cancer survivors and recipients of the 2010 Courage
for Life Award: Cynthia “C.J.” Taylor, founder and former
executive director of the Puget Sound Affiliate of Susan G.
Komen for the Cure; and Nicole Urban, M.D., worldrenowned ovarian cancer researcher at the Fred Hutchinson
Cancer Center.
“We cannot thank everyone enough for their incredible
passion and commitment to the Rivkin Center. We hope that
each of the participants share in our excitement and take
pride in these record-breaking accomplishments,” say auction
co-chairs Eric and Gloria Bensussen.
A special thank you to generous lead sponsors, including
BDA, Kaye-Smith, Lytle Enterprises, MCM, and Seattle Sun Tan.
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Randy Peterson
Joe Phelan
Deborah R. Phifer
Angelo Poli
Lillian Poli
Carol Porter
Mark Portnoy
Matt and Andrea Preston’s Wedding
Robert E. Prince
Marion Provost
John Finley Ramage
Lynn Redgrave
Krista Redick
Jean Karen Reichenbach
Traschelle Reis
Richard Reiser
Dr. Mark Reisman
Myrna Mae Rieck
Alice Riggio
Kristine J. Rinn, M.D.
Joyce and Saul Rivkin, M.D.
Jessica Rivkin
Marsha Rivkin
Dr. Susie. I. Ro
Diane Robb
William (Bill) Rodewald
Gordon Rodewald
Bob Puett
David E. Rogers
Sherry Rogers Ballard
Rosemary Rognstad
Virginia S. Roper
Christopher and Ruth Ann Ross
Donald A. Ross
Edna Mae Rowe
Lynne Saad
Martha Salaverry
Dolores Sand
Peggy Dorothy Sanders
O.R. and Mildred Santos
Catherine Sapp
Claudia T. Saunders
Sara Savill
Dianne Sawa
Jo Malaspina Scalzo
Leslie B. Schafer
Augustus Greenwood Scharf
Dr. Louis Scheinman
Anita Rose Schierman
Mary Schile
Bernice K. Schmidt
Ann Marie Schultz
Leonard Schweitzer
Lelant G. Scott
James B. Scroggs
Martin Selig
Marvel Serres
Margaret Sue Shaffer
Carol Sherdan
Phyllis Nicholson Sherman
Bert A. Sherrow
Bonnie G. Shifton
Lynn Simons
Donald Smith, M.D.
Heather Rachel Smith
Hugo Smith
Ron Smith
Suzie Smith
Tonina L. Smith
Ruth E. Snyder
Elsie Florence Soderquist
Sue Sonne
Katherine S. Spence
Barbara Spinney
Barbara J. Squires
Barbara Stanton
Charles Steeber
Tami Steiger
Russell G. Stewart
Judith Marlene Stickley
Chase Stober
JoAnn Stone
David L. Storgaard
Barbara Virginia Strello
Mary K. Strunk
Gail Stulberg
Carole Sullivan
Kerry Sussex
Swedish Cancer Institute Staff
Dr. Jad. D. Swingle
Margaret Ann Sylwester
Lila Tallbut
Moayed Tayfeh
Darlene Mae Taylor
Sophia Teodoro
Karen Thaanum
Rachel Harper Thomas
Lisa Ryan Thompson
Margaret Thoresen
Guy Thornton
Joann D. Tilley
Pamela S. Tinker
Elaine F. Tocker
Joal Tolmie
Irene Torohoff
Peggy Traff
Helen Dee Travis
Dee McDonald Travis
Charles H. Trimm
Otto Trott, M.D.
Theodore Trujillo
Guinevere Marie Tucker
Robert Gene Vadset
Evalyn Vandervelde
Mary Alice Vann
Marcine Vaswig
James F. Vatn
Stella J. Vchulek
Michael Venar
Jeanne Verthein, Ellen Cella and
Sally Derrwaldt
Myly Uyen-Tien Do Vu
Gerald Wagner
Donna Walker
Dr. Wallace and his staff
Mary Wallace
Vikki Walters
Klara Lovise Walthew
Joanie Warner
R. Duke Watson
Richard Frye Watt
Donald Kahle Weaver, Jr.
Allison Webb
June L. Webb
Dean Webber
Katherine Mabel Weckerly
Karen Weight
William Wells
Roger Wendel
Vicki Lynn West
Helen L. Westinghouse
Carol Westlund
Cindy Camille (Miller) Weyer
Dr. Leslie (Les) Whipp
Alex, Ben and Katie Whitaker
Sally Ann Whitaker
Lori White
Tyler White
Deborah S. Wilkinson
Carrie Ann and Raylene Willemsen
Victoria Williams
Carlene Beckett Wilms
Joan Wilson
Laurence “Larry” Wilson
Morris H. Wilson
Linda Winner
Audrey Wirkkala
Jean-Pierre L. Wirz
Linda Withington
Bessie A. Wloszkiewicz
Patricia Woodey
Carol Ann Wurts
Max H. Wyman
Toshiko Yakushijin
Lui Fen Lee Yao
Sarah Yelenich
Eiko Tsujikawa Yoshida
Shirley Mae Youell
Mary L. Young
Betty Yurina
Madelene M. Zanatta
Luccio Zappoli
Josie A. Zeldenrust
Stanley Zintel
Julia Zipkin
When you make a
legacy gift to Swedish, you invest in
the future health of our community.
The Swedish Foundation is proud to recognize our donors who have made provisions for Swedish
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Dr. George C. Anderson
Robert M. Arnold
Dr. Nancy Auer
Dr. Robert H. Barnes
Ms. Myrtice Barr
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Benezra
Dwayne M. Berg
Mrs. Flossie Bergum
Mrs. Mavis J. Berke
Stanton S. Berman, M.D. and
Josephine Berman, R.N.
Nicholas J. Bez
Mr. Peter W. Bigelow
Mr. Mason Jay Blacher
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Ms. Marite M. Butners
Mylo and Marion Charlston
Mr. Robert D. Cocherell
Mr. Milton Cohen
Ms. Vera P. Cornall
Barbara E. Deer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Deichl
Ms. Margaret M. Dolan
Ms. Lura Elverson-White
Ms. Diane M. Fathi
Dr. C. Gordon Hale
Drs. Michael and Teresa Hart
Mr. Michael W. Hatmaker
Ralph and Gail Hendrickson
Ms. Jean M. Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hiscock
Dr. and Mrs. H. Clark Hoffman
Mr. Peter E. Johanson
Shannon Jean Johnson, M.D.
Mr. Charles P. Johnston
Jay and Mary Jayne Jones
Mr. George B. Kauffman
Mrs. Jeannette W. Kelton
Robin Erzinger Knepper
Ms. Edith Kraemer
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Krippaehne Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Richard Levinthal
Robert D. Lewis, M.D. and
Marcia McGreevy Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Marty
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. McIlwain
Mr. Thomas W. Mesaros
Elizabeth J. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. John Milne
Dr. and Mrs. Marr P. Mullen
Mr. Jose E. Panganiban
Dale P. Reisner, M.D.
Charles Salmon and
Ginger Robertson
Imre A. Szupkay and
Elizabeth L. Schweigerdt, M.D.
Mr. Boyd E. Sharp Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Short
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Siegel
Dr. and Mrs. Todd A. Strumwasser
Mrs. Helen R. Stusser
Ruth and William Vance
Jean Baur Viereck and
Robert Leventhal
Harold and Susan Wachter
John and Janet Wang
Mrs. Ruby Wiley
Bequests, gift annuities, retained life estates, trusts, and other life income arrangements are incredibly
meaningful: not only are they a vital source of revenue for our current patients and programs, but your
generosity will continue improving lives long into the future.
To learn more about creating your legacy with Swedish, please contact Lindsay Hopkins, planned
giving manager, at (206) 386-2751 or email lindsay.hopkins@swedish.org.
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SEATTLE, WA
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Swedish Health Services
747 Broadway
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Board of Trustees
Nancy J. Auer, M.D.
Chair
Teresa Bigelow
Don Brennan
John Connors
Isiaah Crawford, Ph.D.
Ned Flohr
Cheryl Gossman
Mike Kelly, M.D.
William W. Krippaehne, Jr.
Louise L. Liang, M.D.
Charles S. Lytle
Kirby McDonald
John Nordstrom
David Olsen
Martin Siegel, M.D.
Janet True
Ex Officio Members
Sheraton Seattle Hotel
Rod Hochman, M.D.
Chief Executive Officer
Officers
A Gala Dinner and Auction in Support of
Swedish Medical Center
Honorary Chairs
Lida Buckner t Joe Clark
Anne & Wayne Gittingert Robin Knepper
The 2011 Fund-A-Need will advance heart failure
therapies and clinical research at the Swedish
Heart & Vascular Institute, bringing the most
cutting-edge heart and vascular care close to home.
Swedish Medical Center Foundation
(206) 386-2738
www.celebrateswedish.org
Cindy Strauss
Corporate Secretary
Jeff Veilleux
Corporate Treasurer
Foundation
Board of Governors
Campaign
Leadership Council
Cheryl Gossman
Chair
Kirby McDonald
Co-Chair
Nancy Auer, M.D.
Vice Chair
Janet True
Co-Chair
Lucius A.D. Andrew III
Anita Braker
Barbara Buchman
Lida Buckner
Sarah Everitt
Tom Gores
J. Scott Harrison
Rod Hochman, M.D.
Lorna Kneeland
William W. Krippaehne, Jr.
Todd Lee
Rae Lembersky
Eric Liu
Charles S. Lytle
Dan Madsen
Kirby McDonald
Tracy Morris
Michael Peters, M.D.
Diane Sabey
Janet True
Jane Uhlir, M.D.
John H. Vassall II, M.D.
Jean Baur Viereck
Lucius A.D. Andrew III
Nancy Auer, M.D.
Deborah Crabbe
Anne Gittinger
Wayne Gittinger
Cheryl Gossman
Rod Hochman, M.D.
Charles S. Lytle
Karen Lytle
Howard Maron, M.D.
John Nordstrom
David Sabey
Janet Sinegal
John H. Vassall II, M.D.
Officers
Cindy Strauss
Corporate Secretary
Don Theophilus
Executive Director
SMC Foundation
Jeff Veilleux
Corporate Treasurer

Winter - Swedish Foundation

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