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November
2009
Welcome to Our New Unit
Lewes, Delaware
Beebe Orthopaedics
Ranked Among the Top 5% in the Nation
Top 5%
in the
and
nation
best in
Delmarva
for Overall
Orthopaedics
Beebe Medical Center has recently announced that its orthopaedic care is
ranked among the Top 5% of all hospitals in the nation. The ranking is made
by HealthGrades®, the leading independent healthcare ratings company, and
is part of a national study of patient outcomes in the nation’s 5,000 nonfederal hospitals.
HealthGrades® said that Beebe Medical Center is the only hospital in
Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia to receive 5-star ratings for all orthopaedic
procedures measured by HealthGrades®.
“We are honored to have earned this recognition from HealthGrades®,
and we are extremely proud of our Beebe team,” says Jeffrey M. Fried,
Beebe Medical Center President and CEO. “Our goal at Beebe Medical
Center is to continually strive to reach and maintain excellence in healthcare. This rating reflects the dedication of everyone in the medical center
family—our medical staff, our employees, our Board of Directors, and our
volunteers to consistently offer quality healthcare.”
Beebe Medical Center also is ranked Best for Orthopaedics on the
Delmarva Peninsula for the fourth consecutive year, and is ranked No. 1
in Delaware for Overall Orthopaedic Care for the fourth year in a row.
Satisfied Patients
Milton resident Ann Chambers, an orthopaedic patient and longtime
Beebe Medical Center volunteer, was not surprised by the news.
“I was very pleased with my care,” says Mrs. Chambers, who had a total
knee replacement in December 2008. “It was a good experience.”
Ann Chambers keeps her knee limber with the continuous passive motion machine
following knee replacement surgery. Her physical therapist is Sue Flanagan, MPT.
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Cover: Beebe Medical Center has recently opened its new Orthopaedic Wing in a renovated section of the third floor.
Here, French doors open into the unit for joint replacement patients. Welcoming us are: (left to right) Marie Berntsen,
RN, Director of Orthopaedic Services; Pam Prettyman, CNA; Sue Flanagan, PT; Cynthia Spudis, RN; Graham Robbins, PT,
Director of Rehabilitation Services; Regina Newell, RN; and Jaime Busby, RN.
H E A L T H G R A D E S®
GUIDING AMERICA TO BETTER HEALTHCARE®
5-star rating, 4 years in a row!
Lewes orthopaedic surgeon Paul
Harriott, MD, who did her surgery, was
very good, Mrs. Chambers says. “He had
a wonderful bedside manner.”
Expert Orthopaedic Team
Dr. Harriott is one of eight Board
G U I D I N G A M E R I Certified
C A T O orthopaedic
B E T T E Rsurgeons
H E A L who
THCARE®
are members of the Beebe Medical
Nurses monitor patients’ progress and oversee their care. Staff. Together they bring expertise
to the community in a variety of orthopaedic procedures, including joint and
skeletal repairs, surgeries, knee and hip replacement, and spinal surgery.
Beebe Medical Center brought specialized orthopaedic care to the community
in 1980 when orthopaedic surgeon James Marvel, MD, started practicing in
Lewes. The care has grown to include the team of surgeons and anesthesiologists,
as well as a trained and educated staff of healthcare professionals. Beebe Medical
Center recently renovated a wing in the third floor of the Lewes hospital to house
the increase in demand for orthopaedic services. Today, the new wing consists
of 29 patient rooms and four separate nursing stations. The specialized medical
staff includes certified orthopaedic nurses, nursing assistants, physical therapists,
occupational therapists, and a registered dietitian.
“We are honored to have
earned this recognition from
HealthGrades®, and we are extremely proud of our Beebe team.”
—Jeffrey M. Fried Beebe Medical Center President and CEO
Specialized Orthopaedic
Wing
GUIDING
AMERICA TO BETTER HEALTHCARE®
The Orthopaedic Wing includes one section specifically designed for patients
who have had joint replacement surgery. The recuperation program here includes
a variety of medical technologies that help patients control their pain and swelling and start them walking within hours of surgery. In the case of patients recovering from hip surgery, occupational therapists work with the latest tools to help
the patients get back to their daily routines such as getting dressed, putting on
their socks, and picking up items from the ground without injury.
Marie Berntsen, RN, ONC, Director of Orthopaedic Services at Beebe Medical
Center, describes the care of joint replacement patients as a continuum that
begins with education. Before surgery, patients are encouraged to attend one
of the free classes that take place weekly
in the new wing. Here the patients learn
what happens in the surgery and what
they need to do to recuperate.
A specialized surgical team at Beebe
works with the surgeon. Following joint
replacement surgery, the nurses, physical
therapists and occupational therapists,
HEALTHGRADES
GUIDING AMERICA TO BETTER HEALTHCAR
Each morning a multidisciplinary team including nurses,
physical therapists, occupational therapists, and a
discharge planner meet in Beebe’s Orthopaedic Wing
to discuss the special care and needs of each joint
replacement patient.
Ann Chambers practices going up and down stairs following her knee surgery.
Here she is being aided by physical therapy assistant Cindy Canevari, PTA.
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Good education for total joint replacement patients at Beebe Medical Center
contributes to strong outcomes. Dot Chimienti, RN, conducts this class.
work as a team with case managers and home health professionals to make sure
that patients have a successful recovery.
While patients with other surgeries, such as back surgery, do not normally
require this extensive educational effort, they still receive information on their
particular surgery and what they need to do to recover and return to a better
quality of life.
Convenient Rehab Locations
Beebe Medical Center Outpatient Physical Rehabilitation and Imaging Services
located in Rehoboth Beach, Georgetown, Millville, and Millsboro support the inhospital Orthopaedic Services. Physical therapy services in Millville, for example,
offer patients a convenient location to continue with physical and occupational
therapies following surgery. The physical therapy and imaging services in Millville,
to meet the growing demand, will expand by March 2010.
Mrs. Chambers says that not long after she got her new knee, she had no
problem getting back to walking her Shih Tzu, Princess, four times a day. She
also was able to get back to her activities at Epworth United Methodist Church
in Rehoboth Beach. n
Beebe Medical Center’s Orthopaedic Surgeons
David Sopa, DO
wilson C. Choy, MD
Ronald Sabbagh, MD
Chief of Orthopaedic Surgery
Board Certified in Orthopaedic Surgery
Orthopaedic Associates of
Southern Delaware, P.A.
17005 Old Orchard Road
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-644-3311
Orthopaedic Associates
of Southern Delaware, P.A.
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-644-3311
609 Atlantic Avenue
Millville, DE 19967
Phone: 302-644-3311
329 Mullet Run Street
Milford, DE 19963
Phone: 302-422-5242
Fax: 302-422-5471
Lewes Orthopaedics
16704 Kings Highway, Unit 2
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-645-4939
17 North Atlantic Avenue
Ocean View, DE 19970
Phone: 302-537-7993
Mark J. Boytim, MD
Cape Orthopaedics
701 Savannah Road
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-645-2805
edmund Carroll iii, DO
Orthopaedic Associates of
Southern Delaware, P.A.
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-644-3311
Milford, DE 19963
Phone: 302-422-5242
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Paul J. Harriott, MD
Cape Orthopaedics, P.A.
701 Savannah Road
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-645-2805
James P. Marvel, Jr., MD
Cape Orthopaedics, P.A.
701 Savannah Road
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-645-2805
John E. spieker, MD
Orthopaedic Associates
of Southern Delaware, P.A.
Lewes, DE 19958
Phone: 302-644-3311
Milford, DE 19963
Phone: 302-422-5242
Fax: 302-422-5471
Vascular Services at Bee be Medical Center
Creating a path to save your life
Almeda Donaway of Georgetown says that Lewes
vascular surgeon Mayer Katz, MD, and Beebe
Medical Center saved her husband’s life.
In May 2008, James Donaway was exercising
on a treadmill in Georgetown when he began to
suffer terrible pain in his legs. When he tried to
sit down, he couldn’t move his legs and collapsed.
The paramedics rushed him to the Emergency
Department at Beebe Medical Center.
“They said he had no circulation to his legs
and that he had to have surgery urgently,” Mrs
Donaway says, recalling how Dr. Katz took him
Vascular patient James Donaway enjoys
his morning coffee and newspaper at his
into surgery right away.
home in Georgetown.
Mr. Donaway was diagnosed with “a complete
occlusion of a previously done aortic graft”—in other words, Mr. Donaway’s
main aortic artery, previously repaired at another hospital because of an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA), had become so blocked by clotting that blood could
not flow into his legs. Without oxygen, both legs were becoming gangrenous.
Mr. Donaway didn’t have much time and faced losing the use of his legs and
even his life. Dr. Katz performed an emergency “right axillo bifemoral bypass”
surgery—a procedure that created a “plastic” artery connecting a healthy artery
near Mr. Donaway’s collarbone to the arteries in his groin that lead to the legs.
Blood flow was promptly re-established, and today Mr. Donaway, at age 84,
is able to walk and enjoy himself again.
“We are so glad to have Beebe nearby,” Mrs. Donaway says.
Expertise at Beebe
While this surgery was more dramatic than many performed at Beebe
Medical Center, it exemplifies the vascular services and expertise Beebe Medical
Center offers the local
community.
Vascular disease is
common, especially as we
age. The vascular system
is the complex network
of veins and arteries that
carry the blood throughout the body. When the
system is healthy, blood
flows readily from the
Vascular surgeon Mayer M. Katz, MD, performs cutting-edge vascular surgery
at Beebe Medical Center.
Jane Fuller of Rehoboth Beach is back to her kite surfing just three weeks
after her vascular surgery.
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Risk Factors for
Vascular Disease
• Family history
• Underlying issues that impact the cardiovascular
system such as high blood pressure, high
cholesterol, and diabetes
• Obesity
• Smoking
• Sedentary lifestyle
Prevention
• Healthy lifestyle that includes:
> Good nutrition
> Regular exercise
> No smoking
> Maintaining a healthy weight
> Finding ways to relax and be stress-free
• F ollow screening guidelines set down by the
American Heart Association
Beebe Medical Center encourages
people to dial 9-1-1 if they suffer from
these symptoms, which may signal a
life-threatening vascular disease:
• Temporary weakness in an arm or leg
• Brief blurring or loss of vision in one eye
• A moment of numbness in an extremity or
the face
• Difficulty speaking or forming words
• Momentary dizziness or loss of consciousness
Contact your physician if you suffer
from these symptoms, which also
may signal a life-threatening vascular
disease:
•P
ain in the calf or thigh after walking a
short distance
•C
hanges in skin color, or foot sores that
don’t heal
Vascular patient Bill Meyer of Milford is Mr. Fixit in his neighborhood.
heart and lungs and back again, delivering oxygen and nutrients so that our
bodies work smoothly. However, if there are blockages in this system, such
as from blood clots or plaque, or the walls of the vessels either harden or
narrow, life-threatening complications such as heart attack and stroke can
occur. A life-threatening aneurysm can occur when the walls of certain vessels
in the body weaken.
Beebe Medical Center offers several vascular services. A specialized and
highly trained staff in the Vascular Lab performs several tests used to diagnose
diseases and blockages in the vascular system throughout the body. The tests
can be performed on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Beebe has
state-of-the-art equipment,
including color-flow duplex
doppler, which is capable
of the most sophisticated
non-invasive diagnostic
procedures available.
The Intersocietal
Commission for the
Accreditation of Vascular
Laboratories has accredited
Beebe’s Vascular Lab since
August 1994.
Registered vascular technologist Nicole Boyd, RVT, performs a lower extremity
pulse volume recording on a patient. LEPVRs use blood pressure cuffs to obtain
waveforms and blood pressures to assess for peripheral vascular disease.
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Beebe Medical Center surgeons and surgical staff
perform several different surgeries targeting the specific veins or arteries needing repair. Primary care
physicians work with patients to monitor and maintain their health, and other specialist physicians on
the Beebe Medical Staff treat patients for a host of
vascular-related illnesses including peripheral arterial
disease, atherosclerosis, diabetes, and heart disease.
Beebe Medical Center’s Community Health Department regularly offers health screenings with the goal
of early identification of these illnesses.
“While we promote healthy lifestyles and preventive efforts to avoid the risk of vascular disease, we
know that it is a very real problem, especially among
the growing retiree populations in the communities
we serve,” says Lynn Amey, Executive Director of
Cardiac and Vascular Services. “We are proud to be
able to offer advanced vascular care, and we look
forward to continued growth in our services.”
in 2008 had to have an endarterectomy for a blocked
carotid artery. While his also was 90 percent blocked,
he wasn’t having any symptoms. The blockage was
found through a regular checkup.
Blocked carotid arteries are commonly referred
to as “the silent killer,” because so often there are
no symptoms. A blocked carotid artery, in fact, is a
major risk factor for ischemic stroke, which is the
most common form of stroke and is usually caused
by a clogged artery.
Today Mr. Meyer, retired mechanical supervisor
from Nestle, says he’s doing just fine. He spends
much of his time helping others. n
“While we promote healthy lifestyles and preventive
efforts to avoid the risk of vascular disease, we know
that it is a very real problem.”
Surgery Clears Blocked Artery
Jane Fuller of Rehoboth Beach is an athletic
65-year-old who regularly does kite boarding at local
bays and beaches. She is a veteran at balancing herself through the waves on a board while at the same
time clutching an overhead bar attached to a kite.
One day last summer when she was at home, both
her arms and hands started stiffening up. She collapsed. Today she knows that 9-1-1 was called and
that she was rushed to Beebe Medical Center. She
was diagnosed with a 90 percent blockage in one of
her carotid arteries. The carotid arteries, one on each
side of the neck, carry blood to the head and the
brain, where thinking, speaking, feeling, and motor
functions are found. Dr. Katz performed an endarterectomy, the surgical removal of plaque, and finished
with a patch graft.
“She’s an incredible woman,” Dr. Katz says,
adding that she is doing well in her recovery and
he expects to see her soon on her kite board.
Bill Meyer of Milford is another patient who
Lynn Amey
Executive Director of Cardiac and Vascular Services
Dr. Katz, together with surgeon Joseph Haydu, DO, review vascular patient films in their office at Delaware Bay Surgical
Services in Lewes.
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Shopping With Your Heart in Mind
Making the Right Choices
It’s easy to get overwhelmed when walking into a supermarket. There are so
many choices. Most of us know that fresh fruits and vegetables are essential to
a healthy diet. We know that fresh fish is important and that we should only eat
red meat in moderation. Most of us know that chicken and turkey are best eaten
without the skin because that’s where all the fat is. What about everything else?
Habib Bolourchi, MD, a Lewes cardiologist and member of the Medical Staff
at Beebe Medical Center, has taken us on a tour of a local supermarket to help
us make the best nutritional choices in regards to our heart. The most important
rule is to read labels, he says. That way, you are assured of being in charge of
what you are buying and what you are eating. One ingredient Dr. Bolourchi
strongly warns against is “trans fat.”
“It has no known benefit,” he says. “It is associated with coronary disease and
no one should eat it.”
Other names for trans fat are “partially hydrogenated oils and hydrogenated
vegetable oils.” It’s not unusual to have a product label state “trans fat free,”
yet a close look at the list of ingredients will reveal that the item has “partially
hydrogenated oils.” That means that the food product contains less than 0.5g
of trans fat per serving. Luckily for all of us, in recent years many manufacturers
have removed trans fat from the list of ingredients in processed foods. Peanut
Above: Beebe cardiologist Dr. Habib Bolourchi advises shoppers to read the nutritional labels, even on dairy products.
Left: Compare “like” products. Campbell’s Select Harvest brand, for example, has less fat and sodium than the
Campbell’s Chunky brand.
The most important rule is to read labels.
butter, for example, used to be a big culprit.
The most important rule to follow in the rest of
the store, he says, is to read the nutritional label.
•D
on’t depend on what is written on the front of
the can or package as there may be surprises on
the nutritional label. For example, a lite or lowfat product can contain a high percentage of sodium, also known as salt, which should be avoided if
you suffer from heart disease. Even healthy adults
should not eat more than 3,000mg of sodium a
day, according to the American Heart Association.
• Dairy products can be high-fat culprits, though
they are rich in calcium. Balance your choices.
If you occasionally enjoy whipped cream, go for
nonfat when you buy milk and ice cream. Some
dairy products have high amounts of sugar and fat.
Take yogurts, for example, as their ingredients and
nutritional values are varied. Non-fat yogurt can be
filled with sugar. Check out the plain
yogurts. You can get
one of those and
add your own fresh
fruit when you get
home. Dairy products also can contain high amounts
Low-fat cheeses like feta often have more
sodium than other cheeses, such as cheddar.
of cholesterol, and
too much of that leads to heart disease. Try not
to eat more than 300mg a day. Saturated fat also
increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.
• Fruit juices are not “fresh fruit.” They
are loaded with sugar. Be aware of
how much sugar you are consuming,
especially if there is diabetes in the
family. Again, read the labels. Some
are better than others.
•W
hen you’ve got that craving for
snack food, find those that are
lower in fat and sodium. By
checking and comparing labels,
you can easily find the ones right
for you. Pay particular attention
to whether the snack items
include trans fat, which has been
associated with coronary disease.
• Most commercial salad dressings
are fat and sodium culprits. Check the serving
sizes. The calories can be as high as 250 per
serving, and that’s usually for only two tablespoons. How much do you use? Buying any
one of a number of vegetable oils and vinegars
will allow you to
make healthier
dressings. n
Salad dressings generally are loaded
with fat. “Lite” usually means less
fat but also can mean more sodium.
Read labels on snack items to find the
ones that are best for your health.
•C
anned and juiced tomato products usually
are loaded with sodium, but there are some
low-sodium options from which to choose.
•C
anned soups and vegetables, as well as canned
fruits, also demand your attention. Check the
labels. If you are on a low-sodium diet or have
problems with high blood pressure, it’s better
to either buy the soups low in sodium or make
your own from scratch.
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Advanced Technology
Digital Mammography
Beebe Medical Center radiologist Ellen Bahtiarian, MD, enjoys working with
digital technology.
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To improve the early detection and treatment of breast cancer, Beebe Medical
Center is offering digital mammography services at four convenient locations
in eastern Sussex County.
The services are located at Beebe Medical Center’s main location on
Savannah Road in Lewes, at Beebe Health Campus on John J. Williams
Highway (Route 24) in Rehoboth Beach, at Beebe Imaging at Georgetown
Professional Park on Office Circle just off Route 113 in Georgetown, and
at the Beebe Imaging Center in Creekside Plaza, on Route 26 in Millville.
“By offering this imaging technology in locations easily accessible to
our growing population, we hope that women decide to get their annual
mammograms,” says Beebe Medical Center radiologist Ellen Bahtiarian, MD.
While digital mammography is similar to traditional film mammography
in many ways, it has advantages. Since there is no waiting for film to be developed, images are immediately available for review by the technologist. Images
rarely need to be repeated for quality issues. For patients this means that they
spend less time in the exam room. For radiologists, it means an image that
can be easily viewed and analyzed, as well as shared with other physicians
and diagnosticians electronically.
“Regular mammograms are critically important so
that we can catch cancer in the earliest possible stage.”
ellen Bahtiarian, MD
Radiologist
Facts about Mammography
• According to a government trial, digital mammography was significantly better than film mammography
in screening women who were under age 50 or
Dr. Bahtiarian says that
she enjoys working with the
digital technology because
she can manipulate the
images, just as she might
do with a personal digital
camera.
“I can adjust the image,
making it darker or brighter,
or even larger so that it is
Tunnell Cancer Center radiation oncologist Janete Mills, MD, says digital
easier to see subtle differmammography is an important tool in the diagnosis and treatment of
breast cancer.
ences in the tissue,” she
explains. “The images can be stored in the computer so that you always have
them. They are never lost. And because they are electronic, they can be placed
on a digital imaging network for other physicians to view.”
The technology also allows the radiologist to magnify images that might
otherwise be difficult to view, as well as to increase the contrast when imaging
dense tissue. This option is especially important because dense breast tissue
and breast cancer can have similar density on a mammogram.
Janete Mills, MD, a radiation oncologist at Beebe Medical Center’s Tunnell
Cancer Center, says the technology is one more tool to support the Beebe
Medical Center medical team in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.
“It allows our multidisciplinary team at Beebe Medical Center another opportunity to work together in our effort to treat our patients,” she says, explaining
that the medical center’s oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and other medical professionals already work closely when diagnosing and treating cancer
patients.
The Beebe Medical Center Auxiliary has supported the hospital in its decision
to invest in digital mammography by recently presenting the hospital with
$275,000 to purchase one of the machines.
“This is truly an important technology for Beebe Medical Center and we are
committed to supporting the medical center in its efforts to bring quality healthcare to our community,” says Betty Surbaugh, Auxiliary President.
Both Dr. Mills and Dr. Bahtiarian urge women who are 40 years old or older,
or who are at high risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer, to get annual
mammograms.
“Don’t skip even one year,” Dr. Bahtiarian says. “Regular mammograms are
critically important so that we can catch cancer in the earliest possible stage.”
Appointments can be made by telephoning the Beebe Medical Center
Radiology Scheduling Department at (302) 645-3278. A physician’s referral
is required. n
women of any age who had very dense breasts.
• Digital mammography allows improvement in image
storage and transmission because images can be
stored and sent electronically.
• Death rates from breast cancer have been declining
since 1990, and these decreases are believed to be
the result, in part, of earlier detection and improved
treatment.
Facts about Breast Cancer
Not counting some kinds of skin cancer, breast
cancer in the United States is:
• T he most common cancer in women, regardless of
race or ethnicity.
• T he most common cause of death from cancer
among Hispanic women.
• T he second most common cause of death from
cancer among white, black, Asian/Pacific Islander,
and American Indian/Alaska Native women.
• In 2005 (the most recent year numbers are
available):
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86,467 women and 1,764 men developed
breast cancer.
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1,116 women and 375 men died from
breast cancer.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The American Cancer Society recommends these
screening guidelines for breast cancer:
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early mammograms should start at age 40 and
continue for as long as women are in good health.
•B
reast self-exam is an important option for women
starting in their 20s, as they should know how their
breasts normally feel, so that they can report any
changes to their healthcare providers.
•W
omen in their 20s and 30s should have a clinical
breast exam (CBE) as part of a periodic (regular)
health exam by a health professional, preferably
every three years. After age 40, women should have
a breast exam by a health professional every year.
American Cancer Society
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Giving for a Purpose
Casey Walsh, RN, a nurse at
Beebe Medical Center, utilizes
a monitor similar to those in the
Cardiac Cath Lab.
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Robert Edgell still remembers the panic he felt
in 2007 when he learned his wife, Lynn Edgell, had
suffered a stroke while alone at their summer house
on Lewes Beach.
“I was in my office in Dover,” he recently
recalled. Somehow, she was able to get to the telephone and dial 9-1-1. Within minutes the paramedics
arrived and quickly got her to Beebe Medical Center
in time for the treatment that not only saved her life
but also allowed her to enjoy her life once again.
“As we all know, the treatment one receives in the
first three hours after a stroke is critical to the prospects of recovery,” Mr. Edgell wrote in his letter to
Beebe Medical Foundation Executive Director Alex
Sydnor. The letter reported on Mrs. Edgell’s good
recovery and accompanied a donation of $25,000 so
that Beebe Medical Center could help other patients
at risk of stroke.
“Mr. Edgell’s generous gift is greatly appreciated
and has helped Beebe Medical Center as we continually improve the care we provide our patients,” Mr.
Sydnor says.
With the donation, Beebe purchased new Philips
IntelliVue patient monitors for its Cardiovascular
Institute. These monitors are used to observe
patients’ vital signs, such as blood pressure, pulse,
respiration, and oxygen saturation as patients recover from diagnostic arterial studies. The monitors
also store information for later viewing or trending.
Blockages of the carotid arteries are frequently
the cause of Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs) or
strokes. TIAs are sometimes called “warning” or
“mini” strokes and can signal that a patient is at
high risk to suffer a stroke.
Many donors have designated gifts to a specific
Beebe program that has helped them or a member
of their family. Directed gifts allow donors to express
their commitment to a service they strongly believe
in to support their local, not-for-profit, communityowned hospital. This year, for example, 15% of the
funds to be spent on capital projects come directly
from the Beebe Medical Foundation.
“Donations are critically important to Beebe
Medical Center,” says Jeffrey M. Fried, Beebe
President and CEO. “It would be difficult for us to
continue to grow, expand, and develop the services
we provide to our community without them.”
Beebe Honor Roll of Donors
(7/1/2008–6/30/2009)
Beebe Medical Foundation was established in 1989 with the sole mission
to raise philanthropic support for Beebe Medical Center.
Through the efforts of the Foundation more than $28 million has been
raised to support new construction and renovation of medical facilities,
new and ongoing medical programs, and to establish an endowment fund
to ensure Beebe will always be available for this community.
As an independent not-for-profit organization Beebe Medical Center relies
on the generosity of the many individuals, businesses, and foundations that
are listed in this Honor Roll of Donors.
Beebe Medical Foundation is located in the former home of Dr. Richard Beebe, who co-founded
Beebe Medical Center in 1916 with his brother Dr. James Beebe. The house originally stood down
the street on the site of what is today the clinical building of the hospital.
School of Nursing Campaign
The proceeds from the School of Nursing Initiative will benefit Beebe Medical
Center’s School of Nursing construction project.
There is a critical nurse shortage in Delaware and across the country. Nurses
provide frontline care and comfort at difficult times in patients’ lives.
The new nursing education building will double the capacity of the current
nursing class and enable us to graduate more nurses. The new facility will also
provide the latest technologies in nursing education.
In Honor of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Raymond Baker
Megan and Scott
Brookhart
Holly and Bob Coates
Layla and Marcos
de Luria
Mrs. Janet B. McCarty
Michael and Sylvia
McCarty
Julia A. Ware
Lora Baker Ware
Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Bartle
L. Cullen Beaudin
John and Eleanor
Breasure
Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Cairns
Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Delp
Charlotte A. Driscoll
Mr. and Ms. Lewis A.
Dumont
Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Charles P. Erwin
(USMC Ret.)
Mrs. Frances F. Evans
Ewing Cole
Bernard and Beth
Fensterwald
Bruce G. Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Hatfield
Ms. Irene E. Hazzard
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Kopple, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.
Lissy
Margaret B. Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.
Manista
Thomas and Sandra
Natolly
Jude and Carol Nitsche
Diann Nazarian
Pep-Up
PNC Foundation
Ms. Martha Pratt
Rosemary Purcell
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
J. Rickards, Jr.
Tom and Jean Roche
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Rogers
Robert and Pauline
Rosenberg
Sadoka, Inc. the
Foundation of Robert
Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
D. Sherwin
Noble and Jackie
Simpson
George B. (Buck) and
Cathie M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Speer, Jr.
Letitia D. Speights
John and Grace Stamm
Nicholas B. Tosques
Kathryn T. Vengazo
Welfare
Foundation, Inc.
Jeanette H. West
Chris and Jackie
Wiggins
Claire Worthington
Vickie York
William and Rosalind
O’Connor
J. Rickards, Jr.
The Roadhouse
Steakjoint Restaurant
Robert and Pauline
Rosenberg
Jerry and Joy Schecker
Nancy S. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Speer, Jr.
Elizabeth T. Sullivan
Sherman and Jeanne
Tribbitt
Ruby R. Vale Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. James C.
White
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
White
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
M. Young
Charles and Sandra
Zeiler
South Coastal Health Campus Campaign
The proceeds from the South Coastal Health Campus Campaign will help develop
a new outpatient medical facility in the Millville–Ocean View area. The new
facility will effectively double the outpatient capacity that is currently offered
at the Millville facility.
The facility will include summer-only emergency services, a comprehensive
physical rehabilitation department, a walk-in laboratory and EKG services,
and a complete diagnostic facility with CT, MRI, mammography, plain-film
X-ray, and ultrasound.
Robert and Anita
Amoruso
Harold B. Barber
Bartle
Ben and Joan Bogdan
John and Eleanor
Breasure
Arthur Brisbane
Deb Brown
Sara Carlson
Mr and Mrs. Michael
Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
DiFebo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Denault
Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Charles P. Erwin
(USMC Ret.)
Joyce Fabiani
Bernard and Beth
Fensterwald
Marian Forbes and
Mike Lamb
Eleanor Fraser
Carl M. Freeman
Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E.
Gilbert
Lloyd Billo Hickman
Audrey Hildebrand
Roger Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Hunsberger
Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Hurst
Michael R. Jahnigen
Ed Jeffries
K. B. Coldiron, Inc.
Helen Keller
Edna Kimmell
Robert and Christine
Limerick
Longwood
Foundation, Inc.
Judy Marcucilli
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T.
Marvel, Sr.
Otello and Gail Meucci
Thomas and Sandra
Natolly
Billow Hickman of Ocean View presents a gift of $50,000 to longtime
friend Dr. James Beebe, Jr. in support of the South Coastal Health Campus
campaign.
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Annual Fund
The Beebe Annual Fund is one of the most important sources of funds for the medical center. Unrestricted and restricted funds contributed through the Annual Fund
support ongoing operations and make possible various community programs that
otherwise would not be sustainable.
Baylis Rehabilitation
Center
Lena Barly
Gordon Boslet
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Kugel
Russell Van Regenmortel
Beebe Health Campus
—Rt. 24
Michael and Madeline
Murphy
Beebe Home Health
Robert and Florence
Morrissey
Robert B. Wright
Beebe Medical Center
Endowment
Rev. and Mrs. Robert W.
Van Ingen
Beebe Medical
Foundation
Pamela Chappell
Gene and Kitty
Bookhammer
Endowment Fund
Atlantic Theaters at
Midway
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
Maryann Barr
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K.
Barrows
Ron and Jo Jo Barrows
Bartle
Bayside Audiology &
Hearing Aid Services,
LLC
Dr. and Mrs. James
Beebe
Dr. and Mrs. Habib
Bolourchi
Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Burris
Ann L. Burton
Elisabeth S. Carey
Virginia B. Cottrell
Dr. and Mrs. Paul T.
Cowan, Jr.
Paul Emata
Mr. and Mrs. Penn
Emerson
Louise S. Enright
Kathy Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
M. Fried
Catherine Creel Halen
Marilyn A. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Hudson
Mr. Kenneth W.
Jackson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Randall
Kenworthy
Mrs. Margaret Lingo
Mary and Winnie
Mitchell
Suzanne and Ronald
Moore
Mr. and Mrs. James K.
Murphy, Jr.
Mary L. Nicholls
Mark and Sherri Penuel
Dean A. Phillips
A. Collins Rickards
Dr. Anis K. and Mrs.
Sue Saliba
Joseph C. Schranck
Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Shank
Tom and Patti Shreeve
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K.
Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Storms
Shauna B. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. David
H. Truitt
Dorothy S. Truitt
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Vugrinec
Angie and Chandler
Watkins
Rita White
Lynn Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H.
Wissler, Jr.
Don and Suzanne
Ziegler
Cardiac Rehab
John and Angela
Marchetti
Cardiac Shower
James G. Greendonner
Cardiovascular Institute
The Honorable and
Mrs. Joseph R. Slights
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
St. Jean, Jr.
Herb and Sallie Abeles
Tommy M. Bates
Walter R. Beck
Peter E. Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.
Dearstine, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip D.
Eddinger
Daniel H. and Sonya
E. Hall
Marian L. Harrison
Paul L. Hewett
David and Carol Kratch
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Kugel
Carmen P. Leto and
Barbara A. Leto
Dr. and Mrs. William L.
Lord, Jr.
Joseph and Virginia
Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.
McConnell
Merle E. Miller
Randy and Merle Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Vance A.
Parker
Raymond Prybylowsky
Nancy S. Scott
Edna R. Snowden
Ghislaine L. Vanderman
Gull House Adult
Daycare Program
Community Health
Program
Nursery
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
CPR Emergency Assist
Device
Town of Ocean View
Emergency Department
John and Anne Hilton
Dr. and Mrs. William L.
Lord, Jr.
Robert W. Lynn
John Mooney
Barbara and Robert
Sewell
Vivienne S. Sexton
All Saints Episcopal
Churchwomen
Episcopal Church
Women of St. Peters
Church
Grace-Millsboro United
Methodist Women
Helen Grim
Mrs. Dorothy McLarnon
Ocean Waves Quilt
Guild
Rehoboth Beach
Auxiliary Post
No. 7447
Robert W. Schnepfe, Jr.
Mrs. Iris C.
Thoroughgood
Mark and Jean
Winstead
Hastings Heartcare
Center
AMR, Inc.
Chester and Arline
MacArthur
Integrative Health
Program
Vernon and Patricia
Fadley
Marilyn Cantor
Orthopaedic Unit
The Cultured Pearl
Echelon Custom Homes
Nick Hammonds
Linda B. Rogers
Steve Saville
Lori Schell
Mr. and Mrs. Preston
A. Schell
Eric Sugrue
Radiology Department
John and Olivia
Cavaluzzi
Radiology—Digital
Mammography
Auxiliary, Inc.
John and Margaret
Cross
School of Nursing
Scholarship Fund
Acorn Alcinda
Foundation—Mr. and
Mrs. Kit C. Kennedy
Estate of Reah H.
Warrington
Sterile Processing
Department
Paul L. Hewett
Bob Davis (center), Chairman of the Progress for Prostate Golf Tournament,
is pictured assisting team members Cathy Ward (left), Cancer Screening
Nurse Navigator, and Rick Ward (right), clinical care assistant. Over the
last six years, the Progress for Prostate Golf Tournament has raised more
than $100,000 to help fund free prostate cancer screenings.
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Tunnell Cancer Center
Brenda C. Abell
Anona Council 11
Degree of Pocahontas
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher A. Becker
Bud and Barbara
Bullock
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Cox
Crockett
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Crowley
Delaware Celebration of
Jazz, Inc.
Virginia M. Erdesky
Bruce G. Fox
Mr. and Mrs.
Washington B. Fry, Jr.
Anne and Rodney
Hance
Gloria J. Hastings
Katherine K. Hill
Wade R. Hudson Truck
Repair
Judy H. Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
E. King
Mr. and Mrs. Tom L.
King
Wanda C. King
Mrs. Rose Marie Laird
Ron and Chris LaPorte
James B. Lawson
Carolyn Lehman Johnson
Jim and Peg Maiale
Helen and Ernest Marsh
Robert and Barbara
McGowan
John and Audrey
McMeekin
Mr. and Mrs. Al
Miller, Jr.
Merle E. Miller
Elaine E.( Bunny) Palmer
Patricia E. Pastore
Pohanka of Salisbury
Inc.
Ralph and Betty
Prettyman
Janet S. Rhoads and
George H. Rhoads
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Ricker
Alfred Rinaudot
Ron and Tricia Ritthaler
James C. Robbins
James and Judith
Roberts
Maureen T. Rogers
Roxanna Longaberger
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Shockley
Edna R. Snowden
Mark James and Mary
Joyce Thompson
Bob and Nancy Turner
Two by Two
Longaberger Branch
Mrs. John J. Vahey
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.
Wagner
Catherine Walters
Jack and Bernadine Welsh
Patricia L. Wiedel
Dinamap Machine
Hattie M. Wilkins and
Louise M. Wilkins
Jean & Joan Reflection
Center
The Friends of Vancil
York “Sniffy” Kane
Special Needs Fund
Shelly Amadio
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Amey
Dorothy A. Backer
Isabel Benson
Laurie Bronstein
Bud and Barbara
Bullock
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Canan
Rita Ann Clark
Delaware Alpha Zeta
Kathy S. Dillon
Cheryl Ann Doucette
Michael L. Duncker
Maureen J. Flanagan
Stephen J. Galata
Mr. and Mrs. Rod W.
Heinze
Jessica M. Hill
Cheryl A. Hoechner,
RPh, MS
Mary Donna Hughes
Gainor Johnston
Richard T. Keck
Neal and Bevann
Kubala
Sandra Lane
Ron and Chris LaPorte
Har M. Lau
Jean Layton
Jay Leisener
Live Brightly Benefit
Sharon Luzier
Melson Funeral
Services, LTD.
Carolyn F. Merryman
Larry A. Miller
Miracle Mile Benefit
Donna Miskin
Lynette Mitchell
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Joel A.
Murphy
George F. Oshea
L. Lucille Ositko
Mr. Andrew M.
Palumbo
Sandra R. Pappas
Maureen P. Peratino
Stephen M. Peregoy
Drs. Rama and Srihari Peri
Maria Picazo
Susanne G. Pierson
Joyce M. Pool
Richard Preston
Kristen J. Rahn
Cheryl Rich
Lisanne A. Robbins
Samuel Roberts
Roxanna Longaberger
Cary Rutherford
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Schagrin
Aasim Sehbai, MD
Teresa J. Shockley
Ann E. Smith
Keri Souder
Michele L. Steeves
Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Stephens
Sussex County Cancer
Survivors Fund
Maria Torres
Eileen L. Vaughn
Suzanne E. Vazzano
Sharon E. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
H. Webb
Joann H. Wilkins
Elizabeth Wilson
William Workinger
Linda M. Wright
Trauma Department—
Injury Prevention
Program
Dr. Seble Zaude
Gabre-Madhin
Unrestricted Donations
J. H. and Ruth Adams
Harold and Anita
Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. Stiles W.
Adkins
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce
Aldred
Anne Allen and Adele
Topham
David A. Anderson
Charmaine Andes
Jeff Androsko
Alan and Marilyn Appel
Paul K. Arbo
Timothy H. Arnold
Robert L. and Jane D.
Asher
Mrs. Christine Aumiller
Mr. and Mrs. David C.
Auten
Ruth H. Ayres
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Raymond Baker
Robert and Geraldine
Ball
Robert P. Barnett
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.
Barrett
Janice S. Bartels
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Barthelson
Bartle
William and Joann
Bausman
Robert and Grace
Beacham
William P. Beatson, Jr.
Theodore W. Becker
Katherine S. Becque
and Janet S. Williams
L. Beebe
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J.
Begleiter
Lori Belote
Gregory and Ruth
Bender
Mike and Ann
Bendersky
Isabel Benson
Edward L. Benz, Jr.
Peter and Judith
Berkman
Shelly and Peter Berman
William and Suzanne
Berry
Estate of Sara Jordan
Bers
Gerhard W. Bertet and
Margaux St. John
Jean and Robert
Bertram
Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard
Beyda
Sander M. Bieber and
Linda E. Rosenzweig
Dr. and Mrs. David
Birch
Mrs. and Mr. D. Scott
Birney
Peter K. Bleakley
Richard and Dorothy
Block
J. Caleb Boggs, Jr. and
Elisabeth K. Boggs
Gene Bookhammer
Joseph and Margaret
Booth
Mr. and Mrs. Mason E. Bradley
Patricia L. Bradley
Linda D. BradleyThompson
Raymond and Linda
Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L.
Brengle
Patrick J. Brill
Bonnie K. Brooks
Peter T. and Jenny S.
Brower
Alfred and Sally Brown
Bill and Patti Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R.
Brown, Jr.
Ruth E. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Thom R.
Brown
Harry and Katherine
Bues
Roberta L. Burkholder
Ann J. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bye
Jo Carolyn Caldwell
Doris B. Campbell
Ruth D. Campbell
Richard and Deborah
Campitelli
Betty and John Cardwell
Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Carignan
Charles Carmody
James and Lina
Carpenter
Mrs. Mary R. Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Carrow
Stephen F. Caruana
Congressman Michael
N. Castle
Ken and Marion Catino
Century 21 Mann &
Sons
Manuela Chaplin
Drs. Howard and
Kimberly Chappell
Bud and Jackie Chesley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
F. Chu
Giancarla and Bruce
Churchman
Charles Churilla
Donato Civitella
Paul V. Clark
Eldred Clarke
Susan E. Clarke
G. Cleaveland
Terry Cleaves
Mike Clemmer
Martin Clompus
Richard and Judith
Cohen
Rev. Robert E. Coine
Kerry B. Coldiron
John and Carmela
Coleman
The Reverend and Mrs.
Harry N. Collins
Neil and Bevann Kubala, both Beebe employees, and Kenny Hopkins,
Frank Shade, Betty Streett, and Jackie Sopa have founded the Sussex
County Cancer Survivors Fund to benefit cancer survivors.
D. Collins
Margaret K. Colvin
Mary Lou Commiso
Elaine C. Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh V.
Conner
Michael and Kathleen
Connor
Audrey A. and Robert
I. Cook
Judith Keithan Corbett
Jack and Jackie
Corrigan
Dr. and Mrs. Brian J.
Costleigh
Dr. and Mrs. Paul T.
Cowan, Jr.
Eleanor and Alan Craig
G. Crawford
Marilyn Crookall
Deborah H. Crowell
Mrs. Kathryn Crown
Allen Cuthbert
Tracy Dahlke, MD
Alfred Danegger
Marc and Susan
D’Anna
David and Cami
D’Attilio
Helen and Robert Davis
Mary Jane Davis
Sallie K. Davis MD
Elwood Dean
Norma C. Deasy
Michael J. Decker
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Deckmann
Mr. Lewin M. Deery and
Mrs. Daryl R. Deery
Paul J. Dempsey
John and Florence
Devlin
Margaret K. Devlin
DiFebo
Mr. and Mrs. Mario J.
Difede
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Dimeler, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Mario P.
DiSabatino
Emil Dochych
Jane C. Dodge
Donnelly Family LLC
Cyril and Betty Donnelly
James and Mary
Donovan
Mrs. Patricia R.
Donovan
Jerry and Susan
Dougherty
David and Martine
Downing
William and Margaret
Downs
Robert and Jean Draper
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.
DuLaney
Richard and Elizabeth
Dubin Foundation
George R. Dumont
Leonard and Ellin
Dwares
Mr. Homer C. Earll
Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Eaton
Sara J. Eaton
Mrs. Edna Eckert
Jane L. Edginton
Robert and Dinah
Einhorn
Frances and Fred
Eisenbrandt
Richard and Joan
Eisenhauer
Phillip and Ruth Eller
Eric and Kathleen
Ellinghaus
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Elliott
James and Eleanor Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Ellis, Jr.
Charles and Lucinda
Emory
Eckert and Beverly Erb
Mrs. Carol S. Ewing
Ms. Emmalane R. Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
G. Fannin
Drs. Stephen and Kelly
Fanto
Pamela and Richard
Feinstein
Cary and Nancy
Feldman
Margaret L. Ferguson
Alfred E. Fiacre, Jr.
Leslie and Jacqueline
Finer
Marion F. Fleming
Neil and Jeannie
Fleming
Carolyn R. Flood
Sarah and Walt Follin
Charles and Patricia
Forbes
Mayor and Mrs. James
L. Ford III
Jane C. Forgie
Bob and Jane Forrest
LaReau and Forest
J. Fox
Wilson and Carol
Frampton
John and Sarah
Freeman Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Frelick
M. Fried
Barbara and Steven
Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
H. Fry
Mr. and Mrs.
Washington B. Fry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Fulchino
Mr. and Mrs. Ward P.
Gaisor
Stephen J. Galata
Mr. Raymond E.
Gallagher
Dr. and Mrs James R.
Ganaway
Gail Garbutt
Maribel Garcia Zaragoza, MD
John and Dolores
Gareis
Sanford and Patricia
Garfunkel
Judith A. Gaskell
John and Joan Gaul
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gregory
Gause, Jr.
Jeff and Vicki
Gausepohl
Mrs. Jean L. Geary
George and Jane
Gibson
John and Victoria
Gilliam
Victoria A. Gilliam
Adela M. Gladwell
Glorioso Family
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Goldfarb
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
Gorman
Mrs. Harriet M. Graves
Donna R. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Green III
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F.
Greene
Joanne T. Greenspun
Sally Gregg
Joseph Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Grise
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Gross
Richard and Peggy Jane
Grundy
Barry L. Gudelsky
Nancy Gunn
James R. and Mary K.
Gwyn
Keith and Linda Hall
Leon P. Haller
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.
Hanke
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
B. Harris
Nelson and Patricia
Harris
Joseph and Alice
Harrison
King and Carole
Harrison
Mary M. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. David G.
Hartig
Dennis W. Hartl
Sarah C. Hastings
Dr. John H. and
Kathleen M. Hatfield
Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hatz
Mark and Allison
Hedetniemi
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L.
Heffernan
Mr. and Mrs. David S.
Hefter
Robert and Ellane Hein
James and Patricia
Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.
Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N.
Herman
Mary T. Hermanns
The Hesselberth Family
Fund of the Ayco
Charitable Foundation
Lloyd Billo Hickman
Anthony P. and Carol
Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton T.
Hilderley
Suzanne and David
Hillman
Dr. and Mrs. Howard B.
Hitchens, Jr.
Roger and Virginia
Hitchens
Gary C. Hochstuhl
Douglas Hodge
Hap and Winton
Holladay
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L.
Hollinger, Sr.
Bernard J. Holmes
Roberta B. Holt
Christine Hopkinson
Leo and Karen Hornak
Michael S. Horne
Shirley B. Hornyak
Steve and Sandy
Horosky
Harvey F. Houck and
Elaine R. Houck
Ann M. Houston
John and Jessie Hudson
Sara C. Hudson
Hudson
Alan and Diane
Huebner
Katherine Moon Hughes
Thomas and Gayle
Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey
A. Huguely
Anne C. Hume
Thomas and Rosemary
Hurst
Fredrick and Lynne
Hutchison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Ingram
Michael and Susan Irise
Beth Isaacs
Richard W. and Jamie
B. Jackson
Herbert and Alki Jacobs
Charles E. Jarvis
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Jeffries
Chris and Sarah
Johnson-Bers/
Johnson Family
Mrs. Florence S.
Johnson
Howard and Helen
Johnson
Jean M. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M.
Johnson, Jr.
Richard C. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Johnston
Evelyn B. Jump
Richard and Tina Jundt
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A.
Kaplan
Inge M. Karten
Timothy and Stacy
Kassien
Dr. and Mrs. Marc
Kattelman
Lawrence R. Katz
Richard T. Keck
Steven Keiser
Michael and Amy
Kelleher
Gloria Fontana Keller
and Paul Keller
Joseph and Rosemary
Kelly
Dr. Susan and Mr.
Gregory Kelly
Edwin J. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
H. Keys
Rose and Andy
Kiminiak
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
E. King
Janete M. King
Timothy and Frances
King
Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. King
Wanda C. King
Gene and Melissa
Kirwin
Charlotte A. Kjellmark
Olivia L. Klein
Stanley and Constance
Kline
Mike Klingel
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey G.
Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M.
Koehler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman J.
Koenig
Theresa M. Kolbe
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
M. Kopay
Ms. Nancy C. Krail
David and Carol Kratch
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Kugel
Marnie Laird
Elaine T. Lanford
Jane Cox Larson
Joseph and Kristina
Lavenia
William Swain Lee
Benay C. Leff
Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Lenkiewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D.
Lentz, Jr.
Carmen P. Leto and
Barbara A. Leto
Colonel and Mrs. Victor Letonoff
Jean and Lorette
Levesque
Lester Levin
Richard and Ronna Levin
Rick and Sue Levinson
Florence Levy
Michael Lewandowski
Don and Peggy Lewis
Fred and Mary Lewis
Anthony W. Lingenfelter
Mrs. Margaret Lingo
T. William and Janice
Lingo
Maurice Lipnick
William and Dale
Lipnick
Martin Lipschultz, MD
Dr. and Mrs. Preston A.
Littleton, Jr.
Dolores N. Lopez
Roy and Blanche Love
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V.
Lowe
Robert W. Lowe
Robert and Elizabeth
Lowenstein
BJ and George Luther
Robert John Luzius, Jr.
F. Jack Luzzi and Naomi
L. Richards
Martin J. and Tricia M.
MacCormack
George G.
MacMasters, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M.
Madding
Eleanor Madigan
Charles and Judith
Mahaffie
Joseph and Rita Mahan
Mr. and Mrs. Roland C.
Maheux
James C. Mankin
Frank and Eva Manning
Mr. Richard Marchetti
A. Markley
Joseph and Virginia
Marshall
Dorothy Roberts Martin
Elizabeth and William
Martin
Helen H. Martin
Mrs. Willams Swift
Martin
Mr. and Mrs. David F.
Marvin
Bob and Peg Matarese
Wilma Maust
Preston and Kathleen
McCain
John W. McCallion, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David J.
McCarthy, Jr.
John and Phyllis
McCorkle
Alexandra Armstrong
and Jerry J. McCoy
Helen P. McCracken
Harry McCullough
Mrs. Robert B. McCurry
McDaniel III
Gwynne G. McDevitt
Robert and Barbara
McGowan
Roselie J. McGrath
Matilda A. Mchugh
(Tillie)
Barbara and Edward
McKay
Drew McKay and Susan
McElligott
Mr. and Mrs. John P.
McKay
Mary Jane McKeever
Lissa S. McKneely
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
McLaughlin
Margaret A. McVey
Mellon Trust of
Delaware, N.A.
Frank and Sharon
Menaker
Lillian Menige
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H.
Mensh
Michael and Kelli Meoli
Richard and Barbara
Merriwether
Mr. and Mrs. John
Merryman
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
M. Micciche, Sr.
Thomas and Donna
Milanowski
Mr. and Mrs. Al
Miller, Jr.
Ellen Miller and Robert
Kelly
The Estate of Ida J.
Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Miller
Mr. John Mini and Mr.
Robert Perri
Mr. and Mrs. C. Raeford
Minix
Gabriel Misarti
Robert G. and Virginia
B. Mitchell
Robert P. and Mary H.
Moltz
John F. Monahan
Mrs. Anna Beebe
Moore
Bob and Dee Moore
Clara E. Morawe
Mrs. Julia Morey
Michael I. and Maureen
D. Morley
Norma Morrison
Bishop Susan M.
Morrison
Robert and Florence
Morrissey
Oliver and Jane Moses
Natalie B. Moss
Jackie L. Muir
Ethel M. Murabito
Mylander
The Reverend and Mrs.
Robert T. Mylod
Anthony E. and Mary S.
Naccarato
Nardone
Paul and Barbara
Natkowitz
Thomas A. Nau and
Gary E. Oechler
David and Kathy Nave
Michael and Julie Neal
Barbara Negus
Jude and Carol Nitsche
Ron and Pat Nitzsche
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.
Nocar, Jr.
Bill and Virginia Noll
Louvan and Gail
Nolting
Charles L. Novak
Lloyd and Mary
Nygaard
Joan D. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E.
O’Donnell
Joan and Frederick
Oeffner
Diane Ognibene
M. O’Leary
Ms. Patricia O’Reilly
Andrew and Sharon
Ostroski
Robert and Paula Ott
Richard R. Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Outlaw
Hubs N. Pahren
Nick and Suellen Paleologos
Elaine E. (Bunny) Palmer
Mrs. Linda Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.
Panariello III
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Park
Alice K. Parker
Malcolm and Eleanor
Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
C. Parker, Jr.
Esthelda R. Parker-Selby
Tim Patterson
Frederick L. Peake
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur B.
Pearce
Joyce W. Pepper
Ruth S. Pepper
Drs. Srihari and Rama
Peri
Jan Perry
Mr. Charles H. Persing
and Mr. Larry R.
Shimmel
Gary S. Persinger
Dennis and Rosemarie
Petz
Francis and Audrey
Phillips
Pickering
Gaylord and Eve Pierce
Amelia and Albert Pizzi
Richard and Patricia
Pollard
Dick and Joyce Pool
Diane and David Potter
H. Wilson and Helen
Price
Mrs. Dorothy
Ramjattansingh
Phil and Carol Ranalli
Anne J. Ratledge
Frank and Mary Lynn
Ray
John S. Raymos
Derek M. Read, Sr.
Mrs. Evelyn Reader
Christian D. Ream
Terry L. Reeve
G. Scott and Joanne
Reihm
Mr. and Mrs. Burton J.
Reiner
Elaine Reinert
Barney and Ruth
Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Rhodes
Cherrie Rich
Frances and Jim
Richmann
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Ricker
John and Jane Riester
Rifenbergh
Bob and Mona Riordan
Steven and Anne
Ritchey
Ron and Tricia Ritthaler
James C. Robbins
James and Judith
Roberts
Sandra K. and Dr.
Robert E. Roberts
Dr. David and Mrs.
Roberta Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Robinson
Jane H. Robson
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John and Justin Berdini, of Cloud 9 Restaurant in Rehoboth, have an
annual fundraiser at the restaurant for the Tunnell Cancer Center.
Rodgers
Mrs. Jeanne Rogers
W. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Romaine
Mr. and Mrs. John
Romano
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
E. Ross
Richard F. and Beth D.
Rosso
Benjamin Rothman
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson J.
Rowe, Jr.
The Honorable and Mrs.
Edward M. Rowell
Charles R. Ruark
Glenn and Nancy
Rudisill
Ms. Shirley M.
Rueggeberg
Diana F. Ruffino
Allen Ruhl
James and Carlene Russ
Louise H. Rutherford
Stephen and Lisa Ryan
James and Barbara
Ryba
John T. Sabo
Dr. Anis K. and Mrs.
Sue Saliba
Mrs. Katherine W.
Salisbury
Elise M. Samans
Joe and Jean Sangrey
Linda Sapienza
William E. Savage
Judy and Terry Scanlon
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
M. Schell
Edwin and Sandra
Schimler
Karen and Milton
Schneiderman
Sidney Schulman and
Patrick Green
Robert E. and Carolyn
D. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Scrimshaw
Patricia S. Scully
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Seeds
Aasim Sehbai, MD
Frederick O. Seltzer
Mark Shaffer
Charles and Mary Ellen
Sheppard
Mrs. Barbara Sheriff
Bev Shine
Mrs. Betty L. Showell
Mr. John R. Showell
Mr. and Mrs. Sam H.
Showell Jr.
Dr. Thomas L. and Mrs.
Patricia Shreeve
Ralph E. Shufelt
Judith A. Shyrer
Steve and Susan Silver
Mrs. Irene K. Simpler
George and Paula
Simpson
Jim and Debbie
Simpson
John L. Simpson
Henry and Marjorie
Skogmo
Harold L. Slatcher and
Faye S. Slatcher
Louis and Peggy Sloan
Elmer and Carol Smeigh
George B. (Buck) and
Cathie M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C.
Smith, Jr.
Jacob P. Smith
Ronal and Nancy Smith
Edna R. Snowden
Elizabeth W. Snyder
Mrs. Genevieve E.
Snyder
Corrine T. Sommer
Albert and Mary Sordi
Eileen Spangler and
Neil Spangler
Dr. James E. Spellman,
Jr. and Mrs. Deborah
Rice Spellman
Harry E. Spencer
Rachel Ann Spicer
Dr. and Mrs. John E.
Spieker
Ann and George
Spillane
Cindy Sroka
Allen Stafford and
David Cristy
John and Grace Stamm
Sheila Stanford and
Charles Gluck
Doris and Emerson
Stauffer
Paula Stefanelli
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
J. Stein
Frank Steiner
Steiner
Mrs. Ann Stellmann
Gladys H. B. Stevens
Nancy and Lou Stewart
Pauline T. Stewart
Joe and Judi Stormer
Storms
Michael and Marguerite
Strauss
Carole M. Stubbs
Terry and Kelly Stuchlik
Lucy Sturmfelz
Antoinette L. Sullivan
Bonnie and Don Sumner
Malcolm and Catherine
Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Swanson
Mrs. Roberta E. Tadler
Harlon and Mary
Talley, Jr.
Barbara Lee Tanner
Roy E. Tarr
Mr. and Mrs. D. Russell Tatman
James, Marie, and John
Garry Taylor
Robert and Doris Taylor
A. C. Tedesco and Beth
Harrett
Craig and Patricia
Temple
Charles and Evelyn
Tennant
Mark and Nancy
Thalheimer
Carla S. Thomas
I. Frank and Bette J.
Thomas
Joan L. Thomas
Marion S. Thomas
Teresa A. Thomas
Charles W. Thompson
Joan M. Thompson
Jeffrey Thornburg
Richard D. and Ann D.
Tikiob
Kathryn M. Tingle
Fran Tober
J. Wayne and Wanda
W. Tomlinson
Mr. and Ms. Gordon R.
Trapnell
James L. and Clotilde A.
Trimble
Tropea
Mary Siegel and Lou
Trotter
Sharon S. Tweedie
David E. Tyma
Gerald V. Ullmer
Mimi and John Van
Dyke
Russell Van Regenmortel
Art and June
Vandepoele
Ghislaine L. Vanderman
Dr. and Mrs. George D.
Vernimb
Carl G. Vincent
Ellie J. Vorous
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.
Wagner
Beth A. Waite
Dave and Audrey
Walker
Frances M. Walls
Mrs. Mary Lou Warren
Don and Bev Weaver
Fred and Ginny Weber
Jeanne R. Webster
Elva F. Weininger
Frederick P. Weldin
Charles and Kim Welsh
Jeanette H. West
John and Barbara
Weyand
Barbara Mitchell
Wharton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Whetzel
P. Gerald White
Dr. Sallie K. Davis and
Mr. William Whitman
Patricia L. Wiedel
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.
Wiedmann
Lee and Larry Wiley
Gerald and Joan
Wilgus
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C.
Wilkinson
Bonnie Pritchett
Williams
Doug and Jeanne
Williams
W. H. and Nettie M.
Williams
James Willis
Edward and Catherine
Wilson
Raymond E. Wilson, Jr.
Billy and Norma Lee
Wingate
Mr. Gerald Wingate Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Wingrave
Jean and Ken Wirsching
Nancy and John
Wisneski
Leonard and Carol
Wolek
James and Dorothy
Wright
Robert B. Wright
Gary Yeldezian
Donna Young and Karla
Sweeney
Frank R. Young
Kathleen W. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.
Zawislak
Don and Suzanne
Ziegler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zimmer
Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Zimmerman
Alan J. Zuckerman
Raffle
Data Guard, Inc., and
Bethany Travel/Dream
Vacations
Sapphire Sponsors
A.P. Linens
Ballard Spahr
CoreSource, Inc.
Dean Design &
Marketing Group, Inc.
Duane Morris LLP
EpsteinBeckerGreen
Ewing Cole
Kovacs, Whitney &
Associates
Mid-Atlantic Family
Practice
Owens & Minor
Siemens
Summer Friends
Summer residents
of Sussex County have
formed a giving society.
Many of these residents
or their families have
been cared for by
the expert team of
physicians and nurses
at Beebe Medical
Center. As Summer
Friends, they support
Beebe‘s continued high
quality of care and its
future growth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A.
Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Kornheiser
Richard and Ronna
Levin
William and Dale
Lipnick
Dorothy Roberts Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Matthews
Alexandra Armstrong
and Jerry J. McCoy
Marvin and Jo Anne
McIntyre
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H.
Mensh
Nardone
Nick and Suellen
Paleologos
Judy and Terry Scanlon
Karen and Milton
Schneiderman
Carlynn Silverman
Jean and Dick
Thompson
Mary Siegel and
Lou Trotter
Shelly and Peter Berman
Mr. and Mrs. C.
Richard Beyda
Richard and Dorothy
Block
Richard and Judith
Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Duber
Richard and Elizabeth
Dubin Foundation
Estrin-Rosoff Family
Foundation
Cary and Nancy
Feldman
Barbara and Steven
Friedman
Hap and Winton
Holladay
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey
A. Huguely
20th Annual “Best of the Beach” Art Auction
June 13, 2009
This annual summer event, held in June, has become a tradition for the many
friends who come together each year to bid on wonderful items, purchase
outstanding art, and enjoy fantastic food and entertainment.
Over the last 20 years this event has raised more than $1,486,757. Net proceeds
from the 2009 auction totaled $83,601 and will benefit Beebe Medical Center’s
Cardiovascular Institute.
Benefit Committee
Chair
Mindi Moore Tunnell
Co-Chairs
Trey Kraus
Lacy Letonoff
Honorary Chair
R. Alberto Rosa, MD,
FACC
Mary Alexander
Nancy Barlow
Ted Becker
Donna Beecher
Kim Biever
Susan Biser
Karen Brennan
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Stephanie David
Mary Jane Deets
Mary D. Farley
Georgianna Fisher
Sally Gregg
Donna Halloran
Tim Halloran
Betsy Hansot
H. Keith Henry
Bob Hyberg
John Kennedy
Shelly Kennedy
Carol Landrum
Chanell Lewis
Bill McGee
Serena Miles
Linda Palmer
Jackie Rifenbergh
John Roman
Robert Sessa
Midge Smith
Ellen Somori
Linda Swanson
Beth Thomas
Laine Tunnell
Allyn Wagamon
Angie Watkins
Rehoboth Art League
Karen McGrath,
Executive Director
Beebe Medical
Foundation
Alex A. Sydnor,
Executive Director
Underwriters
Band
Bell Rock Capital LLC
Live Auction
WSFS Bank
Artists’ Reception
Sussex Emergency
Associates
Program
The Inn at Canal Square
Save the Date Card
The Bank of Delmarva
Preview Party
Partners In Recognition
—Sally Snell
Sponsors
Diamond Sponsors
Baywood
Southern Delaware
Imaging Associates
Villages of Five Points
Emerald Sponsors
Colonial East L.P.
Delaware Anesthesia
Associates
PNC Bank
Saul Ewing
Ruby Sponsors
Delaware Eye Institute
Terry & Vanessa Megee,
Megee Motors
Pep-Up, Inc.
Sergovic & Carmean,
P.A.
Sodexo
Watson Wyatt
Wohlsen Construction
Company
Terry Smith/Morgan
Stanley
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Wilmington Trust
Event Donations
Cape Gazette
Griswold Special Care
Gloria Thrasher
Sarah Timmons
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Truitt
Bill and Allyn Wagamon
Van and Judy
Warrington
Jeff and Mayumi
Williamson
Chris and Sunny Wilson
Lincoln Financial Group
Presidential Services
Prestige Color Inc.
R & L Liquors
Tommy Bahama Ultra
Premium Rum
Gold Benefactors
The Bellmoor
Frank and Michelle
Capano
The Kiernan Family
Benefactors
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
William and Suzanne
Berry
Gene D. Bookhammer
Dr. and Mrs. Mark
Boytim
Dave and Lesley
Campana
Sara Chase Carlson and
Michael Jahnigen
County Bank
Emmalane Ewing
Keith Henry and Steve
Maslovich
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey
Knapp
William Swain Lee
Eric and Sue Levinson
Ted Lewis
Gay Knapp Marini
Janet B. McCarty
John Newton
Dr. and Mrs. Anis Saliba
Sussex County Council
Lawrence Sweigert
Robert J. and Lois H.
White
Veronica White
Patrons
Ken and Tracy Adams
Shelly Amadio
Vic and Lynn Amey
Lordes Aponte, MD
and R. Alberto Rosa,
MD
Mr. and Mrs.
J. Raymond Baker
Bartle
Tom Beall
Raymond and Joan
Beck
James Beebe and
Betty Mann Beebe
Kim and Jim Biever
Raymond F. Book &
Associates
Gene Bookhammer
Angela and Joe Boscoe
Cathy and Larry Bost
Ann and David Burton
Mr. Michael D. Carr
Esq.
Ken and Jane Casazza
Nash Childs
Dennis W. Chupella and
Rob White
Eileen J. Clark
Kappy Clarke and Tim
Ayers
Dr. Peter and Connie
Collis
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M.
Cooper
Tommy and Connie
Cooper
Mary Jane and Tom
Deets
Delaware Celebration of
Jazz, Inc.
Delaware National
Bank
Bob and Kim Derrickson
Dr. Henry K. DeWitt and
Mrs. Marcia P. DeWitt
Dave and Lizann
Dockety
William and Jean
Doran
Kathleen and Stephen
Ellis
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Emory
Vendla Esler and Tom
Esler
Bill and Connie Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Fernando
Garzia
Ellen Globokar and
Barbara Larkin
Pierre and Betsy Hansot
Robert Hastings
Bill Haughey
Nancy and Ed Hawpe
Mary Eleanora Howard
Wally and Betty Hudson
Frank M. Kea
John and Shelly
Kennedy
Robert and Jan Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Trey Kraus
Sylvia and Frederick
Lahvis
Sally Lawton
Hugh and Kathleen
Leahy
Karin R. Lipinski
Gary and Judith Lippe
Mrs. Ruth Mankin
Michelle and Thomas
Marshall
Kenneth and Sherri
Martin
Lynda Massey
Bonnie V. May
Dr. Douglas M.
McCabe and Caroline
M. McCabe
James and Jennie
McCarty
Bill McGee
Pat McMillin
Robert and Patricia
Medd
Michael and Kelli Meoli
Janete Mills, MD
CW and Susan Mitchell
Alex Moore and
Anthony Beto
Bob and Dee Moore
Christine and Bruce
Moore
Moore
June and Jim Murphy
Phyllis and Ron Nardi
Edilu and Pete Nehrbas
Carol O’Driscoll and
Bruce Summer
Barbara Cherrix
O’Leary
Tonda and Joe Parks
Diane B. Pirkey and
Darrel J. Grinstead
Steve Polakoff and
Heidi Jolson and
Alexis Polakoff
Joseph and Bernie
Polinski
Elisabeth and Richard
Poole
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
Quinlan
Rehoboth Medical
Development, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Repass
LTC (RET) and Mrs.
James N. Richmann
Jim and Jackie
Rifenbergh
Steve Rogers and Pat
Staby
John Roman
Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Schroeder
Sergovic & Carmean,
PA
Midge F. Smith and Carl F. Wisler
Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel J.
Somori
Steiner
Ms. Donna Streletzky
Jane Stuchell
Sussex Emergency
Associates
Mr and Mrs. Alex
Sydnor
Richard and Joan
Thomas
Contributors
G. Aumiller
Glenn and Bernice
Bellinger
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher Boland II
Titsa and Manny
Bronstein
Joan and Nick
Caggiano
DiFebo
Diane Draper-McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
E. Eckert
Bill and Ellen Graves
Ray and Sally Hickman
Kate Spade
Ernie and Mary Keeling
Bonnie Lingo
Chester and Arline
MacArthur
A. Markley
Diane D. McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Custis W.
McNeilly
Diane and David Potter
Mr. and Mrs. Jon
Reynolds
John and Mary Jane
Richter
Richter Associates
Diana and Richard
Ruffino
Sam Shelton and Jeff
Fabian
Joann D. Slights
Mr. and Mrs. Carson
B. Smith
Gladys H. B. Stevens
The Honorable and Mrs.
Sherman Tribbitt
Kathleen Young
Participating Artists
Michelle Marshall—
Featured Artist
Joanne Alsruhe
Dolores M. Andrew
Beverly Andrion
John Bayalis
Margaret Bayalis
F. Anne Benintende
Anna Biggs
Connie Boland
Pamella BoundsSeemans
Alan Burslem
David Burslem
Jane Casazza
Carmela Coleman
Rodney Cook
Pauline Copans
Joy Davis
Jean Doran
Betsy Edgeworth
Samantha Evans
Ellen Globokar
Carol Gray
Michele Green
Dorothy Greet
Anne Hanna
Dave Hardell
Laura Hickman
Darla C. Hilton
Larry Horowitz
Doris Ingram
Victor Letonoff
Jack Lewis
Faith Lord
C. Viers Mace
Matthew Mack
Regina Martin
Nancy McIntyre
Kit Wilson McNeilly
Lee Wayne Mills
Sharon Monagle
Brian Mooney
Brian Murphy
Sharon Howe Myers
Aina NergaardNammack
Robert Nichols
Barbara Petterson
Lisa Phillips
Catherine Priest
Rebecca Raubacher
Jim Rehak
Judith Rochman
Fred Rodger
Steve Rogers
Ralph Semsker
Nicholas Serratore
Patti Shreeve
Pat Staby
Rita Trimmer
Leah Van Rees
Mollie Vardell
Yandong Wang
Lulu Zheng
Live & Silent Auction
Donors
1st State Health and
Fitness
Abra...ca...dinner!
Accents
Anchorage Motel
Anderson’s Carpet One
The Angel Shack
Aqua Marine
Atlantic Sands Hotel
Atlantic Theaters Movies
at Midway
Barstools Plus
Basic Concepts
Bay Road Package Store
Baywood Greens
The Beacon Motel
Beach Jetty
Bear Trap Dunes
Beauty at the Beach
Best Store Inc.
Bin 66
Blair Elizabeth
Bling Salon and Spa
Blue Moon Restaurant
Browseabout Books
Burton, I.G.
The Buttery
Cafe Azafran
Camp Rehoboth
Cape Orthopaedics
Carlton’s
U.S. Senator Thomas
Carper
Chatelaine’s Jewelry
Child’s Play At Home
Clear Space
Productions, Inc.
The Closet Works
Clothes 2 You Cleaners
Comcast Spotlight
Coolspring Cottage
The Cottage
Cotton Club
Cripple Creek Golf &
Country Club
Critter Beach
Crysti
The Cultured Pearl
Dave & Skippy’s
Dcor Design Center of
Rehoboth
Deanna’s/Piccolino
Joanne DeFiore
Delmarva Shorebirds
Andrew Dera
Henry DeWitt
Charlotte DiFebo
DiFebo’s Restaurant
Dover International
Speedway
Dreamweaver Interiors
East Coast Garden
Center
Edible Arrangements
Fins Fish House & Raw
Bar
Flowers by Mayumi
Forever Fit Foundation
Funland
Georgia House
Restaurant
Giant Food
Gilligan’s Waterfront
Restaurant
Go Green Mobile
Clean, Inc.
Gray Hare Tavern
Habersham Peddler
Holland Jewelers
J. Conn Scott, Inc.
Jack Lingo, Inc. Realtor
Jeff West Home
Journeys
Jungle Jim’s
Just for You
Just in Thyme Restaurant
Kate Spade
Kevin Fleming
Photography and
Publishing
Kids’ Cottage, LLC
Kids’ Ketch
King’s Homemade Ice
Cream
Lacy Letonoff/Filia P.
Designs
Lazy Susan’s
Clement S. LeGates
Letonoff Studio
Lewes Realty
Linens & Lingerie
Lori’s Cafe
The Margarita Man
Marsha’s Company
Martin’s Garden Center
The Med Spa
Milton Theater
Mr. Go-Glass
Nassau Valley
Vineyards
Neverland Kennel &
Cattery
Nicola Pizza
Nourish
Ocean Boulevard
Furniture
Orvis
Susan Pomerantz
Dr. Robert Portz
P.U.P.S. of Lewes
Perfect Nails
Philadelphia Distilling
Pirates Expeditions of
Lewes
Portraits in the Sand
Quiet Storm
R&L Liquor/United
Distributors
RE/MAX Realty Group
Rehoboth Art & Framing
RJ Studios
The Roadhouse
Steakjoint Restaurant
Robert Thomas Salon
The Rookery Golf
Course
Savannah Animal
Hospital
Schagrin Gas
The Shop
Shore Electric, Inc.
Shore Haus
Sign A Rama
Silk & Sands Florist, Inc.
Patricia Slaughter
South Pacific Florist
Spa by the Sea
Alice & Jacob Steijn
Stepping Stone
Surf Bagel & Deli
Sussex Family YMCA
Sussex Pines Country Club
Tickled Pink, LLC
Tomato Sunshine
Tommy Bahama Ultra
Premium Rum
Tulip, Ltd.
Twila Farrell
Two Friends, Ltd.
Marcy Wheeler
Wildflowers Cards &
Gifts
Windsor’s Flowers &
Plants
Zando Designs
Donald Ziegler
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21st Annual Beebe Ball
November 1, 2008—Venetian Masquerade
This gala dinner dance and silent auction, held in November, has become the
highlight of the winter season. Since its initiation 21 years ago it has benefited
various medical center programs. The Baycenter at Ruddertowne provides the
backdrop for this unique and enjoyable evening of festivities.
Over the last 21 years this event has raised more than $1,391,441. Net proceeds
from the 2008 event totaled more than $105,741 and will support the expansion
of the Beebe School of Nursing. The school is seeking to double the size of its
enrollment and train more nurses to care for patients at Beebe.
Benefit Committee
Underwriters
Chairs
Dennis Chupella
Rob White
Reception
Baywood Greens
Co-Chair
Jackie Rifenbergh
Mary E. Alexander
Barbara Barski-Carrow
Genevie C. Beach
Christopher Beagle
Henrietta Belcher-Stack
Tony Beto
Carol Boros
Patrick E. Carmichael
Stephanie Kramedas
David
Mary Jane Deets
Marcia P. DeWitt
Mary D.Farley
Donna Halloran
Nancy Hawpe
Sarah Healy
Lyndie Hertrich
Robert A. Hyberg
Nancy Kaiser
John Kennedy
Shelly Kennedy
Ann Kolb
Lacy S. Letonoff
Philip Livingston
Jennice McCarty
Jim McCarty
Mary McElhone
William M. McGee
Sandra L. Monigle
Bernadette Polinski
John Roman
Mark H. Ronald
Mary Ann Ronald
Kate Severs
Gerry Smith
Mary M. Spicer
Christine M. Strauss
Beth K. Thomas
Judith Trelogan
Rebecca Triffillis
Mindi Moore Tunnell
Allyn A. Wagamon
Angie Watkins
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Invitations
Inn at Canal Square
Decorations
Program
Prudential Gallo,
REALTORS®
Save the Date Card
Cape Gazette
Photo Favors
The Villages of
Five Points
Sponsors
Diamond Sponsors
Delaware Anesthesia
Associates, Inc.
PNC Bank
Southern Delaware
Imaging Associates
Sussex Emergency
Associates
Doug Wilson and
Tom Wharton
Emerald Sponsors
Cadia/Rehoboth
Medical Development,
LLC
Saul Ewing, LLP
Company
Ruby Sponsors
Duane Morris LLP
Marshall, Dennehey,
Warner, Coleman &
Goggin
Mid-Atlantic Family
Practice
Sussex County Council
Sapphire Sponsors
Allied Diagnostic
Pathology Consultants
Century 21 Mann &
Sons
Dean Design &
Marketing Group, Inc.
Delaware National
Bank
K.B. Coldiron, Inc.
Owens & Minor
Pentax Medical
Company
The PMA Insurance
Group
Precyse Solutions, Inc.
Prestige Color
PriceWaterhouse
Coopers
Terry A. Smith
Wilmington Trust
Company
Gold Benefactors
Highway One
The MedSpa
Rehoboth Art League
Trustees
Benefactors
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
Sara Carlson and
Michael R. Jahnigen
Country Life Homes Inc.
Emmalane Ewing
M. Fried
Dr. and Mrs. Fernando
M. Garzia
Chris Holt and Emory
Bevill
Kenneth W. Jackson, Jr.
Kinetik Communications
Graphics—Sam
Shelton and Jeff
Fabian
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey G.
Knapp
Gay Knapp Marini
Janet B. McCarty
Anna Beebe Moore
Nason Construction, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Ronald
Dr. and Mrs. Anis
Saliba
Patrons
Brice and Mary
Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
D. H. Barnett
Christopher Beagle and
Eric E. Englehart
Sarah and Mike
Berninger
Gene Bookhammer
John and Carol Boros
Cathi and Larry Bost
Sarah and Jim Brady
Ken and Jane Casazza
Martin Caulk and Janet
Allen
Dennis Wayne Chupella
and Robert B. T. White
Bruce and Giancarla
Churchman
Circa Home, Inc.
Thomas Robert Conway
Delaware National Bank
DiFebo
Tom and Vendla Esler
Ed T. Gmoch, Jr.
Kimberly A. Grim
Michael Harrison
Brian Henes
Hudson
John D. and Jay Hukill
John and Shelly
Kennedy
Kennedy III
Kinetik Communications
Graphics
Kathleen and Hugh
Leahy
William Swain Lee
Louis J. Licitra
Marcia J. Marvel
Bill McGee and John
Roman
Dawn McGee and
James Willey—Smitty
McGee’s
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mylander
Tom and Libby Owen
Mr. Ben Parsons and
Dr. Michelle Parsons/
Renové Cosmetic
Medicine Consultants
Char and Coulter
Passwaters
PNC Bank, Delaware
Dinah C. Reath and
Sally Packard
Rehoboth Medical
Development, LLC
Jacqueline and James
K. Rifenbergh
Mark and Mary Ann
Ronald
Richard and Diana
Ruffino
Michael and Keri
Schaeffer
Midge Smith and Carl
Wisler
Smitty McGee’s
Alex and Janet Sydnor
Judith Trelogan
United Way of
Delaware
Carlos Villalba, MD
Robert B. White and
Dennis Wayne
Chupella
Jeffrey and Mayumi
Williamson
Wilmington Trust
Company
Brian E. Winder
Company
Jan Woodman
Contributors
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce S.
Aldred
AP Linen Service
B. W. Electric Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Raymond Baker
Mary Ann Baum
Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Cox
Elegant Slumming Fine
Jewelry
Mr. and Mrs. Neil K.
Fleming
H. Keith Henry and
Steven P. Maslovich
J. Michael Kearns and
Dennis E. Fitch
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Keeling
M. Hunter Kesmodel
Lincoln Financial Group
A. Markley
Robert and Barbara
McGowan
Kit Wilson McNeilly
Mr. and Mrs. Randy G.
Miller
Jean A. Morrison and
Greg Knott
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.
Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah
D. O’Leary, Jr.
Martha Pratt
RE/MAX The Debbie
Reed Team
Lt. Col. (RET) and Mrs.
James N. Richmann
Rifenbergh
John and Betty L.
Showell
Mrs. Julia Smith
Donna Streletzky and
Mr. Ken Geckle
Stephen and Ariane
Sumption
Jeanne and Sherman
Tribbitt
Wheeler & Associates Management Services
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce B.
Wright
Wright
Kathleen Young
Silent Auction Donors
1776 Steakhouse
Accents
Albert Frank’s Fine
Jewelry
Ann Bateman, Ltd.
Apple Electric
Arthur John Fine Rugs
Atlantic Cellular
Leslie T. Ballinger
Barstools Plus
Bayberry Flowers
Bayside Resort Golf
BB Cakes
The Beach Jetty
The Beacon Motel
Bear Trap Dunes Golf
Club
Beautiful Foods
Beauty at the Beach
Beebe Medical
Foundation
Tony Beto
Marco Bicego
Senator Joseph R. Biden
Big Fish Grill
Bin 66
Boardwalk Plaza Hotel
and Victoria’s
Books by the Bay
Jim and Sarah Brady
Browseabout Books
The Buttery Restaurant
Cafe Azafran
CAMP Rehoboth
Cape Orthopaedics
Carlton’s
Carolina Street Garden
& Home
Senator Thomas R.
Carper
Milton and Barbara
Carrow
Center Barbershop
Christmas Spirit
Dennis Wayne Chupella
and Rob White
Claws Crab House
Clear Space Productions
Clothes 2 You Cleaners
Cloud 9
Comcast Spotlight
Comfort Zone Fitness &
Yoga Center
The Corner Cupboard
Inn
The Cottage
Cotton Club
Creative Concepts
Cripple Creek Golf &
Country Club
Critter Beach
The Cultured Pearl
Raymond D. Davis
Dcor Design Center of
Rehoboth
Deanna’s
Delaware Comedy
Theatre
Delaware Renewable
Energy
The Dental Group
Henry and Marcia
DeWitt
DiFebo’s Restaurant
Dogfish Head Brewing
& Eats
Dos Locos Mexican
Seafood Restaurant
Dover Downs Hotel &
Casino
Dreamweaver Interiors
Elegant Slumming Fine
Jewelry
Espuma Restaurant
Facial Parties by Tina
Fins Fish House & Raw
Bar
Georgia House
Restaurant
Gilligan’s Waterfront
Restaurant & Bar
Go Fish!
Grizzly’s Landscape
Supply & Garden
Center
Habersham Peddler
Half Full
Harris Teeter—Millsboro
Stan and Betsey Heuisler
Holland Jewelers
J. Martin Huber
Jack Lingo, Realtor
John D. Hukill
Jake’s Seafood House
Jeff West Home
Jimmy Lynn’s Seafood
Joanne DeFiore
Calligraphy and
Design
Journeys
Jungle Jim’s
Kate Spade
Kids’ Ketch
Kindle Restaurant
Kings Creek Country
Club
Kitchen Tune-Up
La Rosa Negra
Letonoff Studio
Lewes Gourmet
Lord’s Landscaping
Lovin’ Life Limos
Made Ya Look! Salon
Mariachi’s
Mark Showell Interiors
Marsha’s
The MedSpa at Bad
Hair Day
MFA, Ltd
Midway Par 3 and
Range
Anna B. Moore
Mugs & Stitches
Nage
Nassau Valley
Vineyards
John E. Newton
Nicola Pizza
Ocean Boulevard
Furniture
Oceanova—The Spa at
Ocean View
Dr. Michelle F. Parsons
Peninsula Country Club
Pig & Fish Restaurant
Co.
Pineapple Princess Swim
and Resortwear
Porcini House
P.U.P.S. of Lewes
Quiet Storm
R & L Liquors
Red Square Restaurant
& Caviar Bar
Rehoboth Art League,
Inc.
Rehoboth Beach
Country Club
Rehoboth Optical
RJ Studios
Rock Creek
The Rookery Golf
Course
Salisbury University
Second Street Grille
Shore Window
Cleaning, Inc.
South Moon Under
South Pacific Florist
Spa by the Sea
The Stepping Stone
Stoney Lonen
Christine M. Strauss
Striper Bites Bistro
Summer House
Restaurant & Saloon
Surf Bagel & Deli
Sussex Pines Country
Club
Sussex YMCA
Thistle’s Fine Art
Tickled Pink, LLC
Tomato Sunshine
Trader’s Jewelry
Robert W. Tunnell
Twila Farrell
Two Friends, Ltd.
United Distributors of DE
Waterford Wedgwood
Wildflowers Cards &
Gifts
Winswept Stables, Inc.
The Wooden Indian, Ltd.
Table Decorators—
Venetian Masquerade
Behind the Masque
Decorated by Louis
Licitra, The Greater
New Hope Chamber
of Commerce
Cassanova, Out on
a Limb
Decorated by Brad
Holsinger & Ed Moore,
Mod Cottage
Cirque de les Bebes
Decorated by Patti
Shreeve
Comedy & Tragedy
Decorated by Dennis
Wayne Chupella
Creative Masquerade I
Decorated by Phil
Cropper, Creative
Concepts
Creative Masquerade II
Decorated by Phil
Cropper, Creative
Concepts
Hide Your Face So
the World Will Never
See You
Decorated by L. Drexel
Davison, Bad Hair
Day?, Inc.
Illuminare la via
Decorated by Jeff
Fabian, Sam Shelton,
Chris Holt, & Emory
Bevill
Incognito
Decorated by Eric
Engelhart, Boardwalk
Builders
Joker’s Wild
(Commedia dell’CAMP)
Decorated by Murray
Archibald, CAMP
Rehoboth
Kids Masquerade
Parade
Decorated by Tami
Abbott, Diggity Doo’s
Masquerade at
Midnight
Decorated by Terri
McBride & Becky
McCarty, Beebe
Medical Center
Human Resources
Notte Bella (Beautiful
Night)
Decorated by Jessica
Kehrer & Rod Barley,
Ocean Boulevard
Furniture
Organique Lumiere
Decorated by John
Roman, Bill McGee,
& Charlie Haldeman
Painted Faces on
Parade
Decorated by L. Drexel
Davison, Bad Hair
Day?, Inc.
Reflections of Venice
Decorated by Matt
Adler & Ivana Biela,
Echelon Custom
Homes
Sensation!
Decorated by Todd
Roselle & Jarrett
Morris, Diamond State
Financial Group
Serenissima: Venice
in Winter
Decorated by Sally
Packard & Dinah
Reath, Packard Reath
Gallery
The Divine Comedy
Decorated by Anne
Scharp, Made Ya
Look! Salon
Unmasked
Decorated by Giancarla
Churchman, Group J
Design
The Grand Canal
Decorated by Stephan
Maybroda, Dr. Kelly
King, & Michael Riggs,
The MedSpa at Bad
Hair Day
Venetian Serenade
Decorated by
Cassandra Toroian,
Bell Rock Capital
The Masque of the
Red Death
Decorated by Chris
Beagle & Kim Grim,
Fairway Independent
Mortgage
Venetian Wedding
Decorated by Tony Beto
& Alex Moore
The Venetian Art
League
Decorated by Diane B.
Pirkey, Rehoboth Art
League
Venetian Trifecta
Decorated by Ed Gmoch
Untitled I
Decorated by Juli Mills,
Baycenter
Untitled II
Decorated by Ed
Noyalis, Beebe
Treasure Chest Thrift
Annual Holiday of Lights Tree Lighting
December 4, 2008
The annual Holiday of Lights tree lighting on the lawn of Beebe Medical Center
is an excellent opportunity to remember or honor family members and friends.
Proceeds from the 2008 event benefited our Community Health Program and its
mission to ensure that everyone has access to screening programs, health fairs,
and basic diagnostic medical care.
Ruth A. Alden
In memory of Ida
and George Ford
In honor of Reba and
Robert Alden
Michelle Amadio
In memory of Rose
Mardyniak
In honor of Shawn Ellis
Larry and Donna
Anderson In memory of Loved
Ones
Patricia Marsh
Anderson In honor of Katie
Hawkland
Anonymous Donation In honor of Gene Roe
and Chuck Flanigan
Steve and Debby Aune
In memory of Margaret
N. and Edward R.
Bousum, Sr.,
and Sigford D. Aune
In honor of Elizabeth R.
(Dougherty) Aune,
Paul B.Aune, Elizabeth
M. Aune, and Erin L.
Page
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
In honor of The
Bahtiarian family
Blanch W. Baker
In memory of John J.
Williams and Elsie E.
Williams
Jane Baker
In memory of Charles
Baker, Grace Roach,
and Chum Roach
Ginny Beel In Memory of Bambi
B. Pepper Robert and Lynn
Blomquist In honor of Loved Ones
Terry M. Brewster In memory of William
(Bill) Melson,
William (Trey) Melson,
Howard H. Brewster,
and Shirly Friend
John and Kathy Burns
In honor of Gladys Ryan
Gina Campbell
In honor of Daniel Beitel
Virginia Caras In memory of Lois
Savage Butterly
Patty Case
In memory of CDR
David R. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cassanelli
In memory of Ralph
Criscio
In honor of Ralph,
Beatrice, and Paul
Cassanelli
Jane and Joe
Churchman
In memory of The Pugh
and Churchman
families John G. Cooper In memory of Marie C.
Cooper
Robert Cordrey
In memory of Virginia
Cottingham
In honor of Eleanor
Cordrey, Lisa Temple,
and Dawn West Atkins
Nancy L. Cummings In memory of Francis
and Blanche
Cummings, Michael
Cummings, Stanley
and Josephine Kersten,
Angelo and Ernestine
Tucciarone, Rev. Father
Robert Pohley
Dorothy M. DeWalt
In memory of Howard
DeWalt
Ellen Dickson
In memory of Ann
Martins
Rose DiGiuseppe
In memory of Norman
Baxter
Pastor Ken Dodd In honor of Pastor Ken
Dodd, Jane Dodd,
and Danny Dodd
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Dotterer
In memory of Norman
and Verna Dotterer,
and Jack and Alice
Strange
Dolores and Don
Duncan In honor of Eleanor
Carney, Jack Hande,
and Harry Hande
Tricia Dunion In memory of Paul F.
Dunion
Paul Durkin
In memory of Jean
Durkin
Thomas Durkin In memory of Margaret
Durkin
Eugene S. Dvornik, Jr. In honor of all veterans,
active duty military,
and volunteer
firefighters
Linda and Ray Eck In memory of Kylee
Hope Clobes
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Eckert In memory of Loved
ones
Mary Ann Edwards
In memory of Kenny
Edwards and Agnes
Buckwalter
Lena M. English
In memory of Daniel A.
English, and Mr. and
Mrs. Nicola Marrone
Barbara Evans,
Jean Howard, and
Gerald Russell
In memory of Robert K.
Russell,Sr.; Daisy J.
Russell; Robert K.
Russell, Jr.; David W.
Russell; and Walter M.
Evans
Carol S. Ewing
In memory of Robert A.
Ewing and Robert A.
Ewing, Jr.
Roland P. and John J.
Fanchalsky In memory of Mildred
Fanchalsky and in
honor of Ruth
Fanchalsky Diane and Thomas
Farrow In memory of Dolores S.
Malone
Marion F. Fleming
In honor of John G.
Fleming Jane Forgie In memory of Jim Forgie
Mr. and Mrs. Forest
J. Fox In memory of Dawn
Kathleen Fox
John and Adela
Gladwel In memory of John
Hoffich and Margery
Hoffich
Charles and Ruthann
Goarcke In memory of William
and Ruth O’Toole,
and Charles and Betty
Goarcke
Jessica Gordon In memory of Edward R.
and Susan A. Packer
W. Hill In honor of Barbara Hill
Lanning
Carol L. Holloway In memory of Audrey B.
Holloway and Carl J.
Holloway, Jr.
Eric Howard In memory of David S.
Howard, MD Aubrey Hudson In memory of Gayle E.
Hudson
Wally and Betty
Hudson In honor of Alex, Jack,
Ally, and Abby
Mrs. Janice Irelan In memory of David W.
Irelan, Donald E.
Irelan, and Ralph and
William Wilkinson, Jr.
Bud and Patricia Jones In memory of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde T. Hastings,
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Jones, Sr.
Carolyn Ivins In honor of Mary Ivins
and David Ivins
Thomas M. Keeley III In honor of Elizabeth A.
Keeley
Kenneth M. Jackson, Jr. In memory of Marjorie
Ethel Derrickson
Jackson, RN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kickenweitz In honor of all survivors
Anna Ruth Jones In memory of Cora Lee
Jones and John
Stearns
Ed and Connie Kieffer In honor of Jason
Connelly Welch
and Bailey Michelle
Davis
Continued on page 20
Nancy J. Grasing In honor of Harry and
Hank Grasing
Mrs. Harriet Graves In memory of Sandra
Apperson Mr. and Mrs. John
Guenveur In memory of Our Loved
Ones
J. Robert Harris, Jr. In honor of Kathryn B.
Harris
David R. and Sarah C.
Hastings In memory of Linda
Panuska William P. Haughey, Jr.,
and family
In memory of Marian C.
Van Es and in honor
of Linda L. Haughey
Irene Hazzard In memory of Doris
Hazzard Mantyla
Ann D. Hedley In memory of Arthur
Tormet, MD
Ruth Helm In memory of
Harriet Craig and
“Dutch” Sanders
Photo courtesy of Steven Billups
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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Koehler In memory of Loved
Ones
Mr. and Mrs. James F.
MacIntire In memory of Ann
MacIntire Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Kopple, Jr. In memory of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F.
Kopple, Sr., and
in honor of
Beachcombers’
Teachers, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Curtis Flood
Malewski In memory of Ann and
Tom Malatesta, Teresa
Zebley, and Thomas
Malatesta Richfield
Jack and Connie Kotula In memory of John and
Josephine Kotula,
and Lew and Tessie
Stephens
Keith and Lori
Koyanagi In memory of Faye
Koyanagi Pauline Law In memory of William R.
Law, Barry Law, and
Cecilia Torrens-Rosati
Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald P. Lee In memory of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis X. Lee
and Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Lee
John Lehman In memory of Grace
Lehman
Sylvia Leinbach In honor of Donald R.
Leinbach John W. Lodge In memory of Cathleen
Terczak and Louise
Bristol
Gay Knapp Marini In memory of Janice
Mason, Ann Mays,
Boo Rumford, Debbie
Knapp Sharkey, Leslie
Knapp Marini, and
Bob Quillan
Josephine Martello In memory of Michael
John Martello, Jr.;
Lawrence F. Martello;
and Richard G.
Chiavola
Marcia Marvel In memory of David T.
Marvel, Sr.; John W.
Rollins, Sr.; and in
honor of Sophie
Marvel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Mathis In honor of U.S. Troops
Janet McCarty In honor of Loved Ones
Robert and Barbara
McGowan In memory of Joseph
and Catherine
Ogonowski, Charles
and Josephine
McGowan, and
Anthony Marcinkewicz
Bert and Penny Long
In memory of Loving
Parents
Donald and Tracy
McLamb In memory of
F. Jeannette Smith and
Julian M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
McLamb, Sr.
In memory of Sarah M.
Williams, Helen
W. Carpenter, and
Dorothy E. Martin
Alpheus H. Miller, Jr. In memory of Beverly A.
Welden
Gabriel Misarti
In honor of Anne
“Shani” Misarti and
Frank Misarti
JoEllen Mitchell In memory of Grace A.
Donovan
Betty Moore In memory of Megan
Moore Workman
Julie and Russell Morey
In memory of Wilie
Arnold and Edmund
Morey
Jackie Muir In memory of Edmond
and Alma Fitch
Bordeau Ann Mulrooney
and Patricia M. Gregg In memory of
Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Mulrooney
Rev. Robert T. Mylod
In honor of Irene Raine
and Sandra Mylod
Joan D. O’Connor In memory of Jesse
Reilly and Elizabeth
Rettinger
Ron and Alice
O’Connor In memory of Otto C.
Schmidt, Helen M.
Schmidt, Elizabeth E.
Rettinger, and Jessie
Reilly
Mrs. James R. Orton In memory of James R.
Orton
Elaine “Bunny” Palmer In memory of R. Lee
Palmer
John and Kathleen
Pederson In memory of Tom and
Irene Adams, and
Andy and Margie
Pederson
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Pepper In honor of George
Howard and Donna
Bunting
Karen and Nick
Pinyoun In memory of Robert
and Estelle Weir, Barry
Pinyoun, and our
sweet Bear
Linda S. Pride In memory of Nancy V.
Sturgis, C. Frederick
Sturgis
Sue Raley In memory of Loved
Ones
Howard and Imogene
Record In memory of Edward T.
Moxey
Ruth and Nelson
Richmond In memory of Sadie and
Edward Richmond,
and Anna and Jacob
Rodman
W. Sheppard In memory of E. Vernon
and Helen Hill, and
Jesse and Ruth
Sheppard
Charles and Beverly
Thompson In memory of Charles
Thompson, Jr., Mildred
Thompson, and
Kenneth Thompson
Joyce Rickards In honor of Sylvester
Rickards, Sr.
Ed and Doris Shockley In memory of Carolyn
Shockley Jacqueline and James
K. Rifenbergh In memory of Loved
Ones
Ruth and Betty
Simmons In memory of Robert
Simmons
M. Joyce Thompson
In memory of James R.
Thompson and Eva
Phipps, and in honor
of J. R. Hayes and
“Chief” Thompson
Kathy Robbins In memory of Susan
Ricker (sister) and
Susan Ricker
(daughter)
Charles and Connie
Smith In memory of Julie
Hanley and Don
Hanley
Robert and Susan
Rubin In memory of Donna
Kane Williams
Lorraine E. Smith In memory of George
H. P. Smith; William E.
Clark, Sr.; and Ellen V.
Clark
Diane Ruffino In memory of Loved
Ones
Schroen In memory of Margaret
Rudolf and John Bem,
and in honor of Mary
Bloecher and Christine
Norris
Adrienne Scott In memory of Alton P.
Scott and James E.
Scott
John and Louise
Sharigan
In honor of Linda
Demerest Mrs. Stephen Snowden In memory of Stephen L.
Snowden
The Sordi Family In memory of Jackson
Thomas Sordi
Betty Stevens In memory of Dr.
Leland B. Stevens,
R. Scott Lawrence,
and Craig B. Stevens
Agnes M. Stevenson In memory of Robert D.
Stevenson
Antoinette Sullivan In memory of James P.
Sullivan Frances and Jim
Richman In honor of Amelia
“Pigbody” Richmond
Rachel and Stephanie
Travis In memory of Angel
Maria O’Donnell
Dr. Rosalind H. Troupin In memory of Barbara
Washburn John, June, and J. P.
Turansky In memory of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Turansky,
and Mr. and Mrs.
Thornton A. Shipley
The Tylecki Children In memory of Marye
and Francis J. Tylecki
Stanley Tyszko In memory of Marie
Oliphant and William
Oliphant Mrs. Barbara E.
Vanarsdalen In memory of Walter
Gifford
Skip and Maria Walls
In memory of Judy
DeToro, Nicholas J.
DeToro, Olive A.
DeToro, Herman
Walls, and Josephine
Walls
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Webb
in memory of Linda B.
Demarest Meta M. West In memory of Isaac J.
West, Wilbert and
Clara Schmierer
Patricia Whaley
In honor of Beverly
Phillips
Lois and Robert White In memory of Paul,
Samuel, Preston, and
Timothy Hudson,
Lambert Ayers, Ida
and Harley P. White,
and Edna and Harley
W. Hudson
Ms. Patricia Wiedel In memory of William
C. Wiedel Nelson and Alice
Wilkinson In honor of Gage,
Nelson, and Sarah
Raymond E. Wilson, Jr. In memory of Mary S.
Wilson
Robert and Martha
Worrell In memory of Mary
Petrillo
Carolyn M. Wyman In memory of Dr. L.
Wyman, and Mr. and
Mrs. L. Stout
Samuel J. Young, Jr.
In memory of Anne G.
Young
Jean & Joan Fund Golf Tournament
October 7, 2008
The Jean & Joan Fund was established in the memory of Jean James and Joan
Martin, two outstanding women who lost their valiant battle with cancer. During
their final months, both women were surrounded by families that loved and cared
for them and a circle of friends who generously gave their time and support.
It is most important that people going through these trying times receive all the
physical and spiritual support available. The goal of the Jean & Joan Fund is
to assist the Tunnell Cancer Center in providing care and comfort for patients.
The fund has supported the establishment of the Jean & Joan Reflection Center
at the Tunnell Cancer Center, purchased two vans for the transport of patients to
and from their treatments, funded the building of the enclosure for the Tunnell
Cancer Center Healing Garden, and supports the Tunnell Cancer Center Special
Needs Fund.
The 2008 Golf Tournament raised $30,000, bringing the total Jean & Joan Fund
contributions since its inception to $250,000.
Committee Members
Chairman
Jim Martin
Vice Chairman
Frank Merolla
20
Treasurer
Tillie McHugh
Secretary
Nancy Cummings
Members
Donna Brockstedt
Kathy Cannatelli
Ginnie Caras
Mardee Corbett
Jeffrey Fried
Jessica Gordon
Bill Kennedy
Steve Lett
Beth Magnus
Mitt Murray
Cherrie Rich
Doris Rogers
Nancy Stack
Alex Sydnor
Gary Wheeler
Kevin Wiest
Luanne Zabytko
Dinner Sponsor
AstraZeneca
Sponsors
Allegis Group
Foundation
The Jeanne Andrews
Family
Baker Petroleum
Bear Industries, Inc.
Bio Med Associates, Inc.
Crowley Associates
Realty, Inc.
Drs. Paul & Fran
Esposito
Gorman Services, Inc.
James Hardee Building
Products
Kings Creek Country
Club
Kramer & Kramer
Midway Realty
Morgan Stanley
Peninsula Masonry, Inc.
Ron & Tricia Ritthaler
SPI Pharma
Smith Barney
Victoria’s Restaurant
Patrons
Adriatico Restaurant
All American Classic
Mr. & Mrs. J. Alwood
Back Porch Cafe
Bad Hair Day
Dr. Matthew Barlow
Bayside
Baywood Greens
Big Fish Grill
Mrs. Antoinette Bradley
Browseabout Books
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Brull
Bulle Rock
The Buttery
Caroline Country Club
Country Club of
Maryland
Steve Crane
Cripple Creek
Mr. & Mrs. Frank
Derville
Mr. & Mrs. T. Devlin
Espuma Restaurant
Kris Etze
Mr. Tim Fermoile
Fusion Restaurant
Glen Ridge
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Gorman
Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Graffius
Mr. & Mrs. William
Healy
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hericksen
Heritage Shores
Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Holdridge
I.G. Burton
Kings Creek Country
Club
W. Larney
Mr. & Mrs. William
Lauderbaugh
Lighthouse Sound
James Martin, Jr.
Robert E. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Martin
Maryland Golf &
Country Club
Dr. & Mrs. Frank
Merolla
Nage Restaurant
Ocean City Yacht &
Country Club
Peninsula Golf and
Country Club
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Petren
Olde Time Photos
John Purple
Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Quinn
Mr. & Mrs. James Quinn
Rehoboth Beach Yacht &
Country Club
Doris Rogers
RSC Landscaping, Ltd
Jonathan Spivak
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stack
Summer House
Turner Statues
Ms. Evelyn Vanderloo
In Memoriam
Jeanne Andrews
Carolyn Boyer-Fortier
Don Brunner
Francis Collins
Holly Davidson
Doug Davis
Jan Faber
John Faber
Eric Gesell
Ron Harris
Jean James
Dr. Ralph Jones
Sandy Keck
Joan Ellen Martin
Henry Morris
Sonny Nardo
Art Shelley
Dr. James Sullivan
Joan Sullivan
Tom Sullivan
All Kings Creek
members who have
suffered and
succumbed to the
ravages of cancer
Thank You for Caring!
Dear Friend,
Progress for Prostate Charity Golf Tournament
July 17, 2008
Cripple Creek Golf and Country Club’s Progress for Prostate Charity Golf
Tournament was established by a group of individuals who wanted to focus
attention on prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer
found in American men, other than skin cancer. Early detection is the key to
combating this disease.
The 2008 tournament raised over $22,000 bringing the total contributions of
Progress for Prostate Charity Golf Tournament to over $100,000 to help Beebe
Medical Center provide free prostate screenings and community awareness
programs.
Committee Members
Chairman
Bob Davis
Treasurer
Glenn Chisholm
Secretary
Judie Davis
Honorary Chair
Representative
Gerald W. Hocker
Ed Adams
Christine Aumiller and
Ray Aumiller
Claude Bernier
Brenda Chisholm and
Glenn Chisholm
Bill Clarke and
Sue Clarke
Dave Edington
Gloria Farrar
Betty Leary and
Neal Leary
Jim Scott
Buck Seling
Janet Skibicki and
Ted Skibicki
Brian Trout
Peter Urquhart
Randy Varesco and
Karen Varesco
Tournament
Underwriter
Aegon Direct Marketing
Services, Inc.
Underwriters
Intervet/Schering—
Plough Animal Health
McCormick & Co., Inc.
Miken Builders
Selective Insurance
Sherwood of Salisbury
Zonko Builders, Inc.
Sponsors
Allison Stine Team—
Seacoast Realty
Atradius Trade
Credit, Inc.
Beam Construction, Inc.
Bob’s Marine
Service, Inc.
Bogart & Brownell
Insurance, Inc.
Creative Concepts
Giant Food
Intervet/Schering—
Plough Animal Health
Key Advisors Group LLC
McAllister & Son
Custom Tileworks
Mediacom
Communications
Corporation
Nicola Pizza
Pepper Creek Outfitters
ReMax by the Sea
T&G., Inc.—
A/AT & G Builders
Treasure Island Fashions
Wachovia—Millville
Auction and Event
Donors
4 the Shore Furnishings
Baja Beach House Grill
Bar Stools Plus
Bayside Resort Golf
Bethany Beach
Bookstore
Bethany Blues
Big Fish Grill
Blossoms, Inc.
Books by the Bay
Brasure’s Carpet
Care, Inc.
The Buttery Restaurant
Susan Clarke
F. Clarke
The Cottage Cafe
Cripple Creek
Golf & CC
Fairway Villas Catering
Fat Tuna Grill
FDL, Inc.—Dean
Leinweber
Fenwick Crabhouse
Fisher Popcorn
The Frog House
Robert H. Haberer
Heritage Shores Golf
Club
Hocker’s Super Center
Hudson’s General Store
Japanesque
Kings Creek Country
Club
Jim and Joy Koons
James K. Kramer,
DMD
La Rosa Negra
Lori’s Café
Mancini’s Restaurant
Richard McKenzie
Mickey’s Crab House
Miller’s Creek
Mugs & Stitches
Bud Palmatary
The Parkway
Dr. Michele Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Patterson
Patti’s Hallmark
Rosemary Purcell
Doug Ramsey
Renové Cosmetic Ray Rogers
Ruddo’s Golf
Jim Scott
Seaside Country Store
Susan E. Spencer
Total Wine & Spirits
Brian Trout, Head
PGA Pro
Tulip, Ltd.
Two Friends, Ltd.
Warren’s Station
Wild Quail Golf & CC
Elaine Wilkinson
World Gym
Vickie York at the
Beach Realty
The Emergency Department at Beebe Medical Center
opened its new $12.5 million, 20,000-square-foot facility
on the first floor of the Joseph R. Hudson Wing, funded
in part by the Vision 2005 Campaign. Thanks to hundreds
of donors the emergency services staff is able to deliver
more efficient and effective treatment to the 41,000
patients who come through our doors annually.
Beebe’s Lewes Emergency Department now boasts 30
treatment rooms, plus seven cardiac/trauma rooms.
Process improvement and state-of-the-art technology,
including our own CT scanner, enable faster patient flow
for our growing numbers of older and sicker patients.
Other patient-friendly enhancements include:
• a “lean tract” for non-urgent care
• bedside registration
• direct to bed when available
More than 60 percent of ambulance patients in Sussex
County are brought to Beebe. The skilled paramedics
in Sussex County, serving under my medical direction,
along with that of Paul Cowan, DO, and other physicians
in Sussex Emergency Associates (SEA), play an important
role in the early treatment and stabilization of patients
en route to Beebe Medical Center. Our Level III trauma
service enables Beebe to deal with almost any situation
that might confront us.
The physicians, nurses, technologists, and support staff
in the Emergency Department all take great pride in
our work. We thank you for your support. However, our
patients, some of whom might be your family members,
friends, or neighbors, have reason to celebrate the most.
Gratefully,
Kevin D. Bristowe, MD
Chief, Emergency Services
(April 2008)
classic at baywood Greens charity golf tournament
June 3, 2009
The Classic at Baywood Greens Golf Tournament was established by a committee
of individuals that partnered with local sponsors to benefit the Tunnell Cancer
Center. The Classic’s contributions allow expanded comprehensive cancer care
service. From diagnosis through treatment and beyond, patients at the Tunnell
Cancer Center are never alone.
The 2009 Golf Tournament raised $30,000 to assist Beebe Medical Center in
providing both hope and wellness to cancer patients and their families. The
committee greatly appreciates the local sponsor support.
EVent Committee
Co-Chairs
Cindy Szabo, Esq.
Drew Walls
Honorary Chair
Sarah Brady
Members
Rob Book
Matt Dickens
Jeffrey M. Fried
Blase Gavlick, Esq.
Jessica Gordon
Lee Halloran
William P. Haughey, Jr.
Tony Hollerback
Cherrie Rich
Alex Sydnor
Primo Toccafondi
Classic Underwriter
Baywood Greens
Tournament
Underwriters
AAA Mid-Atlantic
Ad-Art Signs
Artisans Bank
Atlantic Refrigeration &
Air Conditioning
Atlantic/Smith, Cropper
& Deeley
Barrows & Associates
Bayside Limousine
Baywood Greens
Beracah Homes
Blue Hen Dispose-All
Bob Willey & Sons, Inc.
Cape Gazette Ltd.
Cary Bickler Golf
Course Design
Renee Christenbury,
Photographer
Chrome World
Country Life Homes
County Bank
Crowley Associates
Realty, Inc.
Dean Design Marketing
Group, Inc.
Delaware Electric
Cooperative
Delaware National
Bank
Delmarva Oil, Inc.
Delmarva Power
East Coast Garden
Center
Ellis & Szabo, LLP
First Class Heating &
Air Conditioning
First State Petroleum
Service, Inc.
Hoopin’ It Up
IG Burton Imports
Jane Stayton Accounting
JB Landscaping
Jefferson, Urian, Doane
& Sterner, PA
Richard Jester, DDS
Karpin Construction
KB Coldiron, Inc.
Long Neck McDonald’s
McCrone, Inc.
McKesson Provider
Technologies
Megee Motors
The Meoli Companies
Mid-Atlantic Coca Cola
Dr. Shihari Peri
Pot-Nets Communities
Pratt Insurance, Inc.
Regional Builders, Inc.
Ruddo’s Golf
Schab & Barnett, PA
Sergovic & Carmean,
PA
Signature Homes
Silicato Development
Skywatch Electronics
Terry Smith, Morgan
Stanley
Sussex Emergency
Associates
Sussex Eye Center, PA
Tony’s Pro Shots
Tunnell & Raysor
Wheeler Wolfenden &
Dwares
John Williams,
Photographer
Wilmington Trust
Law Office of Wilson,
Halbrook & Bayard
WSFS Bank
Sponsors
1776 Steakhouse
Arena’s Deli
Back Porch Cafe
The Bay Club
Bayside Resort Golf
Club
Baywood Greens
The Beach Club Golf
Links
Bear Trap Dunes Golf
Club
Big Fish Grill
Bling Salon & Spa
Blue Water Grill
The Buttery
Casapulla’s South
Cloud 9 Restaurant
Cultured Pearl
Dogfish Head Brewery
Dolle’s/Ibach’s
Eagle’s Landing Golf
Course
Georgia House
Restaurant
Giant Grocery Store
The Grill at Bayshore
Harris Teeter
Heritage Shores
Holland Jewelers
Inn at Canal Square
Jake’s Seafood
Jiffy Lube
Kings Creek Country
Club
La Dolce Vita Restaurant
Lazy Susan’s
Lighthouse Sound Golf
Club
Long Neck Diner
Lotions & Potions
Louie’s Pizza
Mail Stop
Man-O-War at Glen
Riddle Golf Club
Mariachi Restaurant
Ocean City Golf &
Yacht Club
Outback Steakhouse
Outlet Liquors
Parts Plus Autostore
Party Connection
The Peninsula Golf &
Country Club
Pot-Nets Communities
Rehoboth Ale House
Rehoboth Beach Art &
Framing
Rehoboth Beach
Country Club
River Run Golf Club
The Rookery
Ruddo’s Golf
Rum Pointe Seaside
Golf Links
Saketumi
Seaford Golf & Country
Club
Skywatch Electronics
Stuart Kingston
Summerhouse
Restaurant
Tee II Green Golf
Twila Farrell Boutique
Windsor’s Flowers
Zen Salon & Wellness
Tournament committee member Bill Haughey, Honorary Chair Sarah
Brady, and co-chairs Cindy Szabo and Drew Walls among the flowers
at Baywood Greens.
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Testimonial Gifts
Memorial remembrances and gifts made for special occasions such as birthdays,
anniversaries, and graduations benefit patient programs and services at
Beebe Medical Center while honoring or remembering loved ones.
In Honor of
In Honor of James
Beebe, MD
Mrs. Sandy Hunsicker
Irvin and Gaye King
In Honor of J. Kirkland
Beebe, MD
The Good Neighbors
Family Trust
In Honor of Ronald M.
Coffin
Thomas and Phyllis
Byrne
In Honor of Georges
Dahr
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Wissler, Jr.
In Honor of Rev.
Dorothy Greet
Ralph and Wendy
Richardson
In Honor of Jeffrey
Hawtof, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Zadek
In Honor of Genevieve
C. Hughes
Sandra G. Carmichael
Stephanie Carmichael
In Honor of Betty
Keeley and Tom and
Betty’s 50th Wedding
Anniversary
Mr. and Mr. Pete
Barunas
Magdalene Boback
Ben and Joan Bogdan
Joan R. Bunting
John and Katharine
Carrigan
Donald and Kathleen
Daly
Maura E. Daly
Richard and Carol Davy
Jennifer Fernandes
Thomas and Elizabeth
Flood
Jim and Nancy Gallons
Windsor and Denise
Irby
Karen M. Keeley
Lynn A. Keeley
Mary V. Keeley
Carolyn K. Kelly and
Kenneth K. Kelly
David and Susan
Malinoski
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Martinez, Jr.
Elizabeth M. McGann
Marilyn and Wayne
Paugh
Rosemarie Pruette
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Richardson
John and Jacqueline
Rine
Dan and Geri Sullivan
Anne E. Walker
In Honor of Ming Lau
Ms. Clare Wilson
In Honor of James P.
Marvel, MD
The Marvel Family
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In Honor of Frank E.
Miller
Maureen E. Miller
In Honor of Aasim
Sehbai., MD
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H.
Wissler, Jr.
In Honor of Clinton D.
Thornberg
Nancy A. Hellwig
Ruth Hellwig
William A. Hellwig
Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
McGunigal
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D.
Thornberg
Noel E. Touhey
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Vaal
Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Wiggins
In Honor of Linda
Wildasia, Mickey
Hughes, and Mrs.
McNatt
Lazy Susan’s
In Memory of
In Memory of Paul K.
Abrams
George Baer
Richard T. Bourdon
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Chase
Beverly and Howard
Detwiler
Marisa Ann Erdman
and Nancy
Christensen
Richard and Gloria
Grant
Sara C. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Keevan
George G.
MacMasters, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Muoio
Dolores M. Urillo
Warwick Park Owners
Association, Inc.
Helen M. Weller
In Memory of James F.
Adelizzi
Lois Austin
In Memory of Marion E.
Anderson
Nadine A. Sturgis
Thomas
In Memory of Suzanne
R. Baker
Anthony B. Baker
Verna M. O. Byre
Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Griffin
Tom and Ann Taylor
In Memory of John D.
Bansch
John R. Bansch
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D.
Bansch
Peter and Marion Bon
Emma F. Jedlicka
Terri Lottmann
In Memory of George
Barthelmess
Pinewater Civic
Association
In Memory of William
H. Beebe
Colman and Marcia
Kahn
John C. Kilgore
Ron Lee and Peri
Goroon
Ralph B. Melick
Shehadi Commercial
Floors
Shehadi Family Fund
of the Community
Foundation of Collier
County
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Wexler
In Memory of Thomas
W. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Barrett
J.F. Bennett & Sons, Inc.
Keith and Carol Carlisle
Walter F. Carlsten
William M. Chasanov
The Clifton Family
Charlotte A. Davis
Jane L. Edginton
Albert and Barbara
French
E. James Jefferson
Judith A. Renfrow
Phyllis B. Robinson
Walls Irrigation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Warnock
Mark, Kellei and Samuel
Wells
Willey
Wilmington Trust
Company
Chris, Crystal and Mel
Wyatt
Melvin R. and Charlotte
A. Wyatt
In Memory of Norman
E. Blackwood
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Atkinson
Doris Blackwood
Boncich Family
Cathy Bucholtz
Frances Chmielewski
John Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.
Duncan
Cynthia and Alan
Epstein
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Feldman
Anthony Gerardi
The Giving Nest
Preschool, Inc.
Hickman
Hit Parade Quartet
Thomas H. Holmes and
Mario Rocha
Diane J. Kaub
Stu and Liz Ketaineck
Lefante, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Irving P.
Lewis
Barbara F. Lillien and
Ellen A. Passman
Memorial School
Sunshine Fund
Nancy M. Mongon
Occupational Therapy
Consultants, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
O’Connell
Eddy and Jan Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
H. Story
Alice J. Thurston
In Memory of Lynn E.
Bliler
Mark James and Mary
Joyce Thompson
In Memory of Diane
Brans
Theo Brans
Harold and June Bretz
Mr. and Mrs. Dean V.
Camp
Bob and Penny Davies
Dr. and Mrs. Churchill
C. Franklin
Carl M. Freeman
Communities
Donald and Alison
Godfrey
Donald and Barbara
Lake
Ray and Nancy
McMillan
Patricia A. Merlino
Mr. A. Walter Onizuk
Paula Pernick
Larry and Pamela
Range
John A. Regan
Betsy B. Rich
Joan Schneikart
Charles E. Smith
Belle M. Stickney
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan C.
Williams
In Memory of Theresa
Branson
S. Babiarz, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Curtis
Ms. Elaine Greggo and
Mrs. Deborah A.
Torres
Morita Greist
Dolores Klosowski
Mary Therese
McGovern
Christine T. VanSant
In Memory of John
Breckenridge
Keenwick Sound
Homeowners Assoc.,
Inc.
In Memory of Patricia
L. Brimm
Mrs. Justine Berdini
Cloud 9
Gregg A. Corrice
Susan W. Eig
John W. Keefer
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
A. Lieb
Robert and Florence
Morrissey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Ridout
Lisa M. Scholl
Dr. Thomas L. and Mrs.
Patricia Shreeve
Fran Tober
In Memory of Gail
Daisey
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Horn
In Memory of Margaret
Durkin
CSEA Town of East
Fishkill Unit 6672
In Memory of Charles
Brower
Richard C. Baccino and
Teresa A. McMahon
Janice C. Bergin
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
R. Deale, Jr.
International
Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers
Local No.313
Mr. Eric Ruether and
Mrs. Joanne Reuther
Ruth and Betty Simmons
In Memory of Daniel
Joseph and Kathleen
Connell
In Memory of Michael
J. English
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D.
Baio
Sandra F. Braunstein
and Samuel Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Keith D.
Plumb
In Memory of Arthur G.
Buchholz
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bowman
Marlin R. Longenecker
George and Eleanor
Matthias
Rick and Denise Moore
Connie L. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Chris D.
Swanson
In Memory of Emma Lee Clayton
Mary Ann Baum
Mr. and Mrs. James G.
Biever
Margaret C.
Cunningham
Marybeth E. Daniels
The Reverend William L.
English
G. Phillip and Marlene
Feldman
Jerry and Hope Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M.
Henry, Jr.
Mr. H. Keith Henry
and Mr. Steven P.
Maslovich
Mr. and Mrs Eric C.
Howard
J. Conn Scott, Inc.
James M. Kennedy
Kennedy III
Kennedy IV and
Family
Marcia J. Marvel
Terry Peters
Robbins, Adams & Co.
Joyce A. Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. R. Randall
Rollins
Eileen Rosenthal
In Memory of Beulah B.
Coverdale
J. Howard Bramble
Mr. and Mrs. L. Harvey
Buek
Helen F. Buek
Laurie E. Clark
Mike and Judy
Coverdale
Miriam V. Coverdale
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S.
Dill
Sharon B. Houchens
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Knothe
John D. Rogers
Catherine H. Williams
and her brothers Barry
and Skip
In Memory of Gloria
Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D.
Baker, Jr.
Doug and Allison
Hedley
Charles H. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rash
Carol B. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Thoroughgood
Freda and Melvin
Timmons
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C.
Timmons
Nicholas Varrato, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G.
Willey
Raymond E. Wilson, Jr.
In Memory of Mary L.
Deakyne
Joan and Nick
Caggiano
Doug and Allison
Hedley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
Hineman
Ocean Travel
Mildred E. Sarnecki
Turansky
Rebecca G. Wright
In Memory of Uliana
Demino
Joyce S. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Leornard
J. Demino
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Di Locovico
Stephen and Cristina
Finney
James and Arlene Fitze
Mr. and Mrs. David J.
Liberati
Mr. and Mrs. Mario
Ricci
In Memory of M. Susan
Disciullo
Dolores B. Stehman
In Memory of Dorothy
B. Dissinger
Robert R. Shock
In Memory of Paul F.
Dunion
Judith W. Becker
Dennis and Barbara
Davis
DuPont Employees
Philadelphia Works
Union
DuPont Engineering
Polymers
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Hemsley
George and Florence
Hoh
Murray and Diane Horn
Ron and Carolyn Klein
Jeanette B. Partilla
Kathleen P. Schodt
William Smithoover and
Tina M. Mashington
Ed and Carole Stinson
Bob and Dot White
John and Sally Williams
In Memory of Eileen B.
Esgro
John and Adelaide
Auwerda
Baumeister
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Beehler
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Ekdahl
Mr. and Mrs. Penn
Emerson
W. Hill III
Deborah A. Lamparter,
VMD
Deborah A. Lamparter,
VMD
Mrs. Robert B. McCurry
Joseph C. Schranck
Stephens
Karen M. Wagamon
Sally A. Williams
In Memory of Dennis B.
Eshleman
Mildred E. Greaney
International
Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers
Local #1600
Karen Royer
Neil and Karen
Scheurich
In Memory of Marion F.
Fleming
Mrs. Jacqueline M.
Ignacio
J. Geary
Mrs. Jean L. Geary
In Memory of Nancy T.
Goe
Joy A. Bird
In Memory of Mary Lou
Harriott
Cape Orthopaedics
In Memory of Mary
Kathryn Hartle
Don and Suzanne
Ziegler
In Memory of Daniel R.
Hastings
Mrs. Marie Keller
Mrs. Lydia Jean
Richardson
Kathleen Richardson
Short
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
Szwed
Mrs. Mary Lou Warren
In Memory of Ernest F.
Hopkins
Davis
Delaware Roadrunners
Select Baseball
Frank and Ellen Delizza
Bill and Jane Ebert
Richard and Dorothy
Farmer
Bill and Ellen Graves
Grace E. Hitch
Neal and Bevann
Kubala
John and Signa Souder
Taylor
Unity Chapter No. 16
Order of Eastern Star
R. Rodney Wilson
Janet C. Womach
In Memory of Marion
Hopkins
Nanticoke Indian
Association
In Memory of Jody
Hudson
Joan and Nick
Caggiano
In Memory of Laurel C.
“Micky” Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Beideman
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Bell
Sarah and Walt Follin
Matthew and Barbara
Gillin
Steven M. Greenblat
Patricia Gregg
Margarette C. Jones
Edward and Beth Joyner
Cecil W. and Clara C.
Maloney
Charles and Madolyn
Marvel
Joan B. Mitchell
Stephens
Bob and Joan
VanGorder
Bill and Faye Yonker
Janet W. Yonker
S. Ingram
C. Wendell Alfred and
R. Michael Clemmer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Beebe
Cape Artists
Judith L. Deangelis
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M.
Douglass, Jr.
Florida Department of
Revenue
Janet Lynn Foster
Doug and Allison
Hedley
John H. Lehman
Mrs. Bette Macintire
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Nibouar
In Memory of Janet
Marie Ireland
Robert Murray
In Memory of Anna J.
Jefferson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S.
Phalen
In Memory of Gordon
Jenks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McDonnell, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sokol, Sr.
In Memory of Vancial
York “Sniffy” Kane
His Long Time Friends
In Memory of Thomas
K. Kearney
Jennifer L. Birdsong
Arlene Losick
In Memory of Virginia
Kearney
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael
Zachara
In Memory of Gregory
Kinney
Ann Marie Wilson
Carrozza
In Memory of Frances
E. Klatt
Alan and Monte Rae
Klatt
In Memory of Kathleen
Krun
Jean M. Battaglia
R. Clifford Berg, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Crumbie
Doris C. Garner, PhD
Patricia Hughes
Dr. and Mrs. Blair A.
Jones
Carl and Virginia
Mosley
Mary Kay Mullen
Ilene Myers
Janet Singer and Claire
L. Null
In Memory of Mary
Lehman
Mrs. Carolyn Marshall
In Memory of Earl H. Linn
Wendy L. Jacobs
In Memory of Phillip B.
Lowe
Board of Education of
Wicomico County—
Human Resources
Department
Board of Education of Wicomico County—
Finance and
Purchasing
Lillian Book and all the
staff at SunGard Chico
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Briggs
William and Dorothy
Brown
Timothy and Jane
Burlingame
Tamara L. Conover
Dwayne and Amy
Crockett, Thomas &
Carolyn Smith, and Ben & Holly Kunde
Delmar Chamber of
Commerce
Nancy B. Evans
Ed and Charlotte Givens
Cecil and Patsy Hastings
Kendal T. Jones
Robbie and Aiko Jones
Helen W. Kern
Joanne J. Lauder
Moore, Sr.
Dorothy E. Niblett
Richard and Shirley
Roby
Susan Roswell and
Donald Wood
Haroldine C. Shaner
Carl E. Vincent, Jr.
Steven and Debra
Wilkins
In Memory of Frank
Matricciano
Ray and Josie Cilea
John and Audrey
McMeekin and Adela
Schwerthoffer
In Memory of Thomas
Marshall
Bay Breeze Estates
Homeowners
Association Inc
Mr. and Mrs. David H.
Bernheisel
Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Butterfield
Lois J. Cortese and Jill
A. Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin N.
Eberhart
Gayhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Kaegi, Jr.
Jane Cox Larson
Lewes Chamber of
Commerce & Visitors
Bureau
Lewes Public Library Inc.
Mrs. Bette Macintire
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rowland
Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Poslusny
James and Jacqueline
Rifenbergh
Mr. and Mrs. David E.
Robinson
Lt. Col. and Mrs. John L.
Schulze III, USAF, RET.
Susan L. Towers
Jack and Bernadine
Welsh
Mr. and Mrs.
G. Edward Wyatt
In Memory of Sandra
R. Mylod
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
Diane E. Larkin
The Reverend Robert T.
Mylod
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S.
Phalen
The Unnamed Book
Club
Hal and Carol Welsh
In Memory of Kenneth
A. Michelbach
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
P. Isaacs
In Memory of Ellen L.
Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Byrne
Maurice E. Lindsay
In Memory of Gregory
A. Morris
Daniel B. Bent
Bunting’s Garage, Inc.
Dr. Sally H. Dowling
Elaine E.( Bunny) Palmer
The Smallwood Family
In Memory of Gordon
Negus
James and Kathleen
Dwyer
In Memory of Mary
Louise O’Brien
Roy Wheeler Realty Co.
Suburban Title &
Abstract Co., Inc.
In Memory of Francis
G. O’Hazza
American Legion
Henlopen Post #5
Robert G. Christopher
Martin Plumbing Inc.
Kurt and Carla Yngve
In Memory of James
Edward Oliver
Lauren M. Padgett
In Memory of Eileen V.
Reckling
Mary H. Mack
Kathleen A. Price
Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Vaeth, Jr.
In Memory of Ron Richards
Janet Barr
Ronald W. Bass and
George A. Robbins
Jon M. Blackman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.
Caldwell
Carignan
Charles D. Clarke
George Coscia, Vernon
Buck, and Lester Cole
Craig M. Dean and
Donna M. Murasky
JDS Designs, Inc.
Zora M. Kridler
John S. McGill and
Drenning E. Sweigart
Deborah Newton
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
W. Olsen
Stephen F. Patterson
Mr. Ed Pavelko and
Mr. Bill Prusak
Bernie Polinski
Ronald R. Powell
Gail Richards-Cabelly
Patricia E. Scalese
Anne L. Sexton
Ed Shipley
Reynaud G. Smith
J. Michael Tubbs and
James F. Burks
In Memory of Robert L.
Richardson
Bill and Sara Calloway
Robert M. Dean
Betty Lou Kelley
Billy and Mary Opdyke
Raymond F. Book &
Associates, CPAs
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
J. Refsnider
In Memory of Cecil
Rogers
Angola By The Bay
Men’s Club
Doris B. Wilkes
In Memory of Michael
A. Ruddo
John H. Carman
Dick and Pat Cheney
Jack W. Fleshman
Richard R. Shagogue
In Memory of Gloria
Rupert
Paul and Helen Richley
In Memory of Joseph
Salisbury
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.
BreMiller
Planned Giving
The Benjamin F. and Helen M. Shaw Society recognizes individuals who
have arranged for a gift to Beebe Medical Center through their wills or some
other estates planning gift such as a charitable gift annuity, a charitable
remainder trust, or a life insurance policy.
Benjamin F. and
Helen M. Shaw
Society
Members
William H. Beebe
Sleep Disorders
Endowment
Gene and Kitty
Bookhammer
Endowment
Emma Lee Clayton
Endowment
Marna and Harvey
Cupp
Delaware River & Bay
Authority
Lena M. English
Joanne T. Greenspun
J. Robert Harris, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
C. Hastings
H. Keith Henry
Laurel C. “Micky”
Hughes
In Memory of Katherine
W. Salisbury
Andsager, Bartlett &
Pieroni
Mrs. Elenor Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.
BreMiller
Drs. Howard and
Kimberly Chappell
Bill and Melonie Ettinger
Bill and Shirley Fletcher
Gary Hagelthorn
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert V.
Indeglia
Richer School Social
Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B.
Rizzo
Elizabeth T. Sullivan
Tritel Construction
Group LLC
Mrs. Jeanne Tribbitt
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
H. Woods
In Memory of Catherine
T. Savage
Richard and Angelina
Ager
Herbert Diamond
DuPont Marshall
Laboratory
Co-Workers of
son Steve
Thomas and Maryann
Fisher
Elvira Jannelli
Louis Lichtenberger, Jr.
Nora Little
Herbert and Karen
Lottman
McManus Partnership
Jacqueline V. Milano
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.
Quinlan
Mr. and Mrs. Carey V.
Rowan
In Memory of Marianne
Schulze
Louis N. Schulze
In Memory of Susan E.
Scott
The Honorable Eugene
D. Bookhammer
In Memory of Louise M.
Shufelt
Melvin L. Adams
Doug and Joan Bloom
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Elzey
George H. Johnson
Joanne J. Lauder
Wilson and Eunice
Meredith
Messick
Chester and Arline
MacArthur
Ma-Ran Foundation—
Mr. and Mrs. R.
Randall Rollins
Mylander
Mrs. Meredith L. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Rollins, Sr.
Fred H. Shehadi, Jr.
Jean Ellen Dupont
Shehan
Sussex Emergency
Associates
Endowment Fund
The Rileys
Madeline Schulke
Rose Vincent
Ken and Pat Whaley
In Memory of James L.
Simmons
Stephen T. Gordon
Norman and Jane
Montiguy
Kim and Scott
Scheimreif
In Memory of Julia R.
Smith
G. Bacon
Robert P. Barnett
Genevie C. Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Beebe
Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Christopher
Frank and Eleanor
Corey
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
DeBoer
J. Robert Harris, Jr.
Keenote Music Inc.
Mike Klingel
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rowland
Marshall
Lillian Menige
The Pilots’ Association
for the Bay and River
Rehoboth Beach
Country Club Ladies
Golf Association
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D.
Scott, Jr.
In Memory of Patricia
Smith
Patient Care
Leadership
In Memory of C. N.
Smitheman
Barbara Force
In Memory of Christena
Snapp
Eileen A. Bruso
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M.
Hara
In Memory of Thomas
B. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. David M.
Aichele
Sydnye and Austin
Andrews
Ann Taylor Loft District
B1 Northern VA
Dorothy Bahtiarian
Drs. Greg and Ellen
Bahtiarian
David and Ingrid Berlien
Black Rock
Robert W. and Eolyne
K. Tunnell, Sr.
Emeritus
Charles E. Aikens
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
B. Baylis
Myrtle Bell
Mary H. Bevis
J. Newcomb Blackman
and Charlotte H.
Blackman
Roberta D. Brasure
Edward R. Garrison
John B. Hendricks
John A. Hoefer
Martha E. Boyd
Mr. Edward Broderick
Peggy Lynne Cardwell
Jay D. Carriere
Thomas and Joan
Carson
Dr. and Mrs. Paul J.
Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Dempsey
Frank and Terry Derville
Robert W. Dill
John and Joan Gaul
Keith and Robin
Giampalmi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Graffius
Dorothy Hand
Joe and Sally Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Jones
Miller and Judith Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Kamenski, Jr.
Ruth Kapusta
Mike and Betsy Klein
Joe and Sue Maccarone
Mrs. Fritz W. Mezger
Mark and Karen Muller
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N.
Musi
Dr. and Mrs. Rocco C.
Musso
Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Nalisnick
David and Kathy Nave
Outlaw
Petrone Family
Anthony and Judith
Pezone
Joni M. Rennie
Santora CPA Group
Mr. and Mrs. David
Shevock
Shuffles Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Simeone
Rick and Nancy Steele
Daniel Strang
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Toner
Jan and Homer Turner
Bonnie L. Walker
Kevin and Lesley Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H.
Waters, Jr.
In Memory of Lillian
Tune
American Legion Post
#17 Auxiliary
Michael K. Drummond
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K.
Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Slaughter
In Memory of Jose A.
Viana
Nathan E. Cagle
Bruce and Naomi
Moore
In Memory of Walter D.
Wagamon
Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Logan
In Memory of Elizabeth
Watts
American Legion
Auxiliary Unit #28
In Memory of George J.
Westcott
Staff of the Tunnell
Cancer Center
Mrs. George J. Westcott
In Memory of John L.
Wilkins
Hattie M. Wilkins and
Louise M. Wilkins
In Memory of Marshall
L. Wilkins
Janet Spray
In Memory of Orin D.
Womack
Gene, Sandy, and Staci
Kline
In Memory of Majorie
A. Wooding
Chuck and Amy
Gooding
In Memory of Carol
Yetman
Pinewater Civic
Association
In Memory of Anne G.
Young
Samuel J. Young
In Memory of Catherine
Sweigert
Capt. and Mrs. James
G. Maloney, Jr.
In Memory of Roberta
Timpko
Hughes
Louise Jarmon
Hopkinson
Amos F. Hutchins, Jr.
Mildred B. Ingram
Blanche T. Keyes
Madaline V. Lofland
Edith B. Marshall
James Marvil
William McGee
Howard and Lucille
Megee
Ida J. Miller
Charles W. Mills
Beatrice Monell
H. Vernon Needles
Rowland G. Paynter
William and Sally
Spotswood Fund
of River Counties
Community
Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Norman
Taub
Mrs. Henry B.
Thompson (Mary
Wilson Thompson)
Louise Thompson
Reah H. Warrington
Ann M. Welch
Elsie E. Williams
Jennie D. Williams
Each donor is important to us, and we have made every effort to include each and every one of you in this list.
Thank you for your support.
23
For Our Community
Screenings
Free glucose screenings
Every Wednesday at Three Locations
1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Free, finger-stick glucose screenings are offered
every Wednesday at three locations. No appointments
are necessary. The results of these screenings can
indicate whether a patient needs to see a physician
for evaluation for diabetes.
They are not intended for diabetes management.
• Beebe Lab Express • (302) 645-3568
Beebe Medical Center, 1st Floor, East entrance
Fundraising Events
22nd Annual Beebe Ball
Saturday, November 7
Rehoboth Beach Convention Center
The Rehoboth Beach Convention Center will be
transformed into a magic castle on Saturday evening
during the 22nd Annual Beebe Ball. With a theme
of “A Royal Evening,” guests can expect an exciting,
elegant event. Nage, a Rehoboth Beach restaurant
known for its unique and creative menu, will cater
the event. This year’s proceeds will benefit Beebe
Medical Center’s Women’s Health Pavilion. Tickets
are: $200–$250. For reservations, please call the
Beebe Medical Foundation at (302) 644-2900.
14th Annual Holiday of Lights
Thursday, December 3
22nd Annual Beebe Ball Planning Committee
• Beebe Lab Express • (302) 645-3010 ext. 2444
The Beebe Health Campus, Route 24
• Beebe Lab Express—Milton • (302) 684-8579
Support Groups
CAREGIVERS’ SUPPORT GROUP
Third Thursday of Each Month
A support group for caregivers of those with
Alzheimer’s disease and related diseases meets at
The Gull House (Bay Mart Shopping Center, opposite
Spring Lake, Rehoboth). For further information, please
call Kathleen Graham Frey at (302) 226-2160.
FIBROMYALGIA SUPPORT GROUP
PARKINSON’S DISEASE
SUPPORT GROUP
Classes
A Parkinson’s disease (PD) support group has formed
to help those with PD, their caregivers, and anyone
else who may be afflicted with body movement
disorders. The group meets monthly at the McCurry
Conference Center in the Medical Arts Building, next
to the Tunnell Cancer Center on Route 24. For more
information, call Dennis Leebel at (302) 644-3465.
Beebe Medical Center offers CPR, ACLS (advanced
cardiac life support), and PALS (pediatric advanced
life support) classes. For further information and to
sign up, please call the Education Department at
(302) 645-3248.
First Friday of Each Month at 1 p.m.
STROKE SUPPORT GROUP
Integrative Health sponsors a support group with a
positive approach to help with lifestyle, exercise, cooking, and networking. The group meets at Lewes Senior
Center in Nassau. Contact Sherry McGoldrick for
more information at (302) 644-8181.
Fourth Thursday of Each Month at 5 p.m.
DIABETES INSULIN PUMP
SUPPORT GROUP
If you wear an insulin pump or are interested in
learning about wearing a pump, come join us. Beebe
Medical Center’s Certified Diabetes Educators will be
available to answer questions. For further information,
please call (302) 947-2500.
Mended Hearts Support Group
Third Tuesday of Each Month at 2 p.m.
A support group for those who have had open-heart
surgery. McCurry Conference Center in the Medical
Arts Building, next to the Tunnell Cancer Center on
Route 24. Call (302) 645-3514 for more information.
A stroke support group meets at Tunnell Cancer
Center, 18947 John J. Williams Highway in Rehoboth
Beach. The group provides support to stroke survivors,
care partners, spouses, and friends. It provides
education and resources to maximize participation
in home and community. The instructor is Holly
Sullivan, Speech/Language Pathologist at Beebe
Medical Center. For additional information, call
(302) 645-3100 ext. 2436.
Better Breathers CLUB
Third Wednesday of Each Month at 1:30 p.m.
A support group for those with pulmonary diseases.
Information on pulmonary disease and treatments is
presented by respiratory therapists, physicians, dietitians, and pharmacists. Attendees suggest topics to
discuss. The group meets at the McCurry Conference
Center in the Medical Arts Building in the Beebe
Health Campus on John J. Williams Highway (Route
24). For information, call the Beebe Medical Center
Respiratory Department at (302) 645-3245.
CPR
Diabetes
Diabetes educational programs are offered three times
each month at the Wound Care Services/Diabetes
Management Department at the Beebe Long Neck
Health Center, 32060 Long Neck Road, for persons
newly diagnosed and those who need a refresher
course for managing their disease. Programs also are
offered in Spanish, and Certified Diabetes Educators
teach all classes. Contact: (302) 947-2500.
Integrative Health
Tuesday, November 17 • 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The Wellness Center, Beebe Health Campus, John
J. Williams Highway (Route 24), Rehoboth Beach.
Cheyenne Luzader, instructor. There is no cost for
the class but registration is required. To register,
call (302) 645-9150.
The Beacon is published by Beebe Medical Center to present
health information to the people of Sussex County. Health
information provided in the Beacon should not be substituted
for medical advice offered by a physician. Please consult your
physician on medical concerns and questions.
Jeffrey M. Fried, President and CEO, jfried@bbmc.org
Susan L. Towers, Writer and Editor, stowers@bbmc.org
Our Mission
Beebe Medical Center’s charitable mission is to encourage healthy living, prevent illness, and
restore optimal health with the people residing, working, or visiting the communities we serve.
Our Vision
Lewes, Delaware • (302) 645-3300 • www.beebemed.org
Beebe Medical Center will be a community-based healthcare system committed to providing
high-quality, cost-effective healthcare in fulfillment of our charitable mission.
With photography by Kevin Fleming

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