First Phase of New JMC Oncology Campus to Open

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GivingWays
The Value Of Giving – Our Commitment to Care
Fall/Winter 2014
Inside This Issue
Phase1
Oncology Campus
To Open 2015
Remembering
Dr. Frank F. Cook
Community Receptions
Highballs & Hibiscus –
Pre & Post Events
e-IORT On The Way!
Key To The Cure
Lighthouse Detox
Open House
Planned Giving:
The What & Why
Fish For Life
News & More
A Publication of
Jupiter Medical Center
Foundation
First Phase of New
JMC Oncology Campus
to Open in 2015
“The goal of our hospital is to offer the best
care and service in the best setting”
Abraham Schwarzberg, M.D., Chief of Oncology at Jupiter Medical Center
“That’s why we’re developing an oncology campus, bringing together the best physicians and
the latest technology for diagnosis and treatment of various cancers – all in one convenient
location.”
Phase 1 of Jupiter Medical’s Center’s comprehensive oncology campus, to be located at 2111
Military Trail in Jupiter, will open with the relocation of the Margaret W. Niedland Breast
Center in April, 2015.
The new two-story, 26,000 sq. ft. center will offer breast cancer screening and diagnostics,
utilizing state-of-the art breast diagnostic equipment, including 3D mammography
(tomosynthesis), breast ultrasound, stereotactic biopsies that use mammography to pinpoint
a breast spot needing removal, as well as a new and calming Caring MRI Suite, and C-View
technology that creates diagnostic images with increased accuracy and reduced radiation
exposure time.
Continued on Page 4
Joseph R. Taddeo
John D. Couris
As we begin the new year, let us
reflect on the milestones of the past 12 months and
recognize those who made the accomplishments
possible.
It’s also time to be excited
about the future.
• Thanks to the generosity of the Walsh family, we established the Frank E. and Mary D. Walsh Robotic Surgery Program.
It has been very successful, we recently acquired a second robot. Jupiter Medical Center is one of the first facilities in the world
with the da Vinci® Xi™ system—technology that enables us to offer patients better outcomes.
• The philanthropic support of David and Lynn Nicholson made it possible to open a second cardiac catheterization lab.
This investment in technology and talent means we can all get state-of-the-art heart care, closer to home. Jupiter Medical Center
just achieved Level I designation so our cath lab can now offer the latest methods to detect and treat heart disease, whether it’s a
scheduled diagnostic test, an artery-clearing interventional treatment or a life-saving emergency angioplasty.
• We established the Joe Namath Neurological Research Center and have begun an FDA-approved clinical trial to study if
hyperbaric oxygen therapy can reverse the effects of traumatic brain injury. We’re working with Mr. Namath to raise
$10 million to ensure appropriate patients may receive this promising experimental therapy, regardless of ability to pay.
JMC Foundation Giving Ways 2 Fall/Winter 2014
• In a number of exciting ways, we are working to forever change the way cancer patients receive care in our community :
• We have plans for a whole new oncology campus. We broke ground on the first phase of the project, the Margaret W.
Niedland Breast Center. When completed, there will be nothing in our region like this center: 26,000 square feet dedicated
to the most advanced imaging for women. The second phase will be the relocation of the Foshay Cancer Center.
We’ll establish a new 75,000 square foot facility that will combine outstanding talent, technology and bright new hope for
patients with all types of cancer.
• We brought a breakthrough in radiation treatment into the operating room. This new method of intraoperative radiation
is offered in just a handful of hospitals across the country, and in some cases can reduce weeks of radiation treatment down
to a single dose.
• We partnered with Scripps Florida for breast and lung cancer clinical research.
• In the spring, Jupiter Medical Center will have the most advanced CyberKnife radiosurgery system in the Southeastern U.S.
The CyberKnife® M6™ system is a non-invasive alternative to surgery for the treatment of tumors anywhere in the body.
• In January, the highly anticipated Florence DeGeorge Pavilion will open. This 85,000 square foot expansion of our main
campus will house the Florence DeGeorge Children’s and Women’s Program (Obstetrics), the new Anderson Family
Orthopedic and Spine Center of Excellence, and a brand new kitchen, cafeteria, and physician dining area and lounge.
• We have more work ahead to continue our evolution into an integrated health care system of care. More philanthropic
support is needed to realize our vision for the Grossman Wellness Center and to complete the Frenchman’s Creek Center
of Excellence for Digestive Health.
We are reimagining the way health care is delivered in our community. Our goal is to be your world-class Medical Center.
Your gifts of time and philanthropy to our Foundation will ensure an even more promising year ahead.
Sincerely,
Joseph R. Taddeo
Chairman of the Board
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
John D. Couris
President & CEO
JMC ONCOLOGY CAMPUS PHASE 1TO OPEN IN 2015 / Continued from front cover
Dr. Abraham Schwarzberg, Chief of Oncology at Jupiter Medical Center.
The second phase of the oncology
campus is the relocation of the Foshay
Cancer Center from the main campus.
In addition to external beam radiation and
chemotherapy, this new 74,000 sq. ft. building will
house CyberKnife technology to perform stereotactic
radio surgery, CT simulation, integrative care,
conference facilities, multidisciplinary clinic space and
physician office space for medical oncologists, radiation
oncologists, surgical oncologists and other oncology
related specialists.
“Oncology has really moved away from taking care
of a general group of patients,” Dr. Schwarzberg points
out. “Personalizing and sub-specialization are the norm
today. A general oncologist is becoming a thing of the
past. Now, oncologists are specializing in specific areas,
such as breast cancer or lung cancer.
When the oncology campus is completed, all of the
oncology services, specialties and sub-specialties will be
under one roof, one umbrella. For example, if a patient
goes to see their urologist, they can also see a medical
oncologist, radiologist and any other related specialists
who are involved with their treatment – and see them
all in one place. It’s a joint plan of action, with various
physicians helping to provide the optimum medical
solution.
Dr. Schwarzberg predicts that as the volume and
integration of services expands, there are other services
that Jupiter Medical Center will add to what is already
being provided.
“Part of medicine is that you always need technologies
and there are always new ways of doing things,” he
stresses. “Our commitment is to ultimately improve
and evolve. Because if you do it perfectly today, it’s not
going to be perfect in two or three months. So you
need to continue to evolve and some of that’s personal
education, but it’s also community education and
evolving technology.”
Dr. Frank F. Cook
Surgeon, Friend & Surfer Remembered
The untimely passing of Jupiter orthopedic surgeon Frank F. Cook, M.D. on October 2, 2014 has left a deep void
with family, friends and legions of grateful patients throughout the Jupiter Medical Center community.
We at Jupiter Medical Center were fortunate to have Dr. Cook serve as our Chief of Surgery, as well as a key
participant on numerous hospital committees.
A native Ohioan, Dr. Cook moved to Florida during his high school years. He then attended the University of
Florida and later the University of Florida College of Medicine where he graduated in 1980. He completed his
orthopedic surgical residency at University of Florida College of Medicine JHEP - Jacksonville, where he met his
future wife, Julie Shrewsbury.
Dr. Cook was an avid sports enthusiast and began his private practice in Jupiter in 1986 specializing in Sports
Medicine. Over the years, he would become an orthopedic consultant to the Florida Marlins, Montreal Expos,
St. Louis Cardinals, and LA Dodgers.
In 2009, he shifted his private practice to focus solely on sports injuries, including arthroscopic surgeries of the
shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle.
He was passionate about physical fitness, and was an active runner, swimmer and biker as well as playing baseball
and other sports.
But his greatest passion, next to his family, was the one for which he’ll be most remembered – surfing.
He continually sought the perfect wave, and was a familiar face on Jupiter beaches and surfing haunts the world over.
Our heartfelt sympathy to his family and many friends.
May the surf always be up, Dr. Frank.
WE’RE ON THE WAY!
Donors Push To Bring New Breast Cancer
Surgery/Radiation Therapy To JMC!
To date, Jupiter Medical Center has received $1,155,000 of the $1,400,000 goal to acquire
Electron IntraOperative Radiation Therapy (e-IORT), a major advancement in breast cancer treatment.
The therapy delivers a single, fractional dose of radiation directly to a tumor or tumor bed during
surgery. By delivering radiation at the time cancerous tissue is removed, one treatment is the
equivalent of six-weeks of post-operative treatment.
“This is a highly accurate single dose of radiation because we can visually locate the exact target area
or tumor bed and we are doing this when any potentially remaining tumor cells are at the most
sensitive. At the same time, we are sparing surrounding normal tissue from radiation.”
Anthony Addesa, M.D., Radiation Oncology Medical Director
“This is a world-class breast cancer treatment option,” says Dr. John A.P. Rimmer, Medical Director
of the Kristin Hoke Breast Health Program at Jupiter Medical Center. “Women will be able to
receive their treatment more conveniently and accurately, in less time, with less radiation exposure,
without comprising quality.”
JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER HOSTS
C
OMMUNITY RECEPTIONS
Jupiter Medical Center is once again hosting receptions in the various communities this year to acquaint our friends and
neighbors with the superior health care provided at Jupiter Medical Center from the physicians, to the staff, to the technology.
Margaret Clarke and Jean Mottaz
Tequesta Country Club residents
and members
Janine Boylan and Kathy Kretzer
Board Chairman Paul Chiapparone,
Foundation Board Chairman
Joe Taddeo, Sid Carter and Bob Hendrickson
Gary Ackerman, M.D., K. Adam Lee, M.D.,
Lee Fox, M.D., John A.P. Rimmer, M.D.,
Abraham Schwarzberg, M.D.
Lee Sayler, Ian Robinson and William Taylor
Rupert and Ann Barnes
Thomas M. (Duke) Gocke, M.D.
and Abraham Schwarzberg, M.D.
Patricia Glaser, Craig Moran
and Eleanor Abbe
TEQUESTA COUNTRY CLUB:
On October 28, 2014, approximately 130 Tequesta Country Club residents and members attended the first community
reception of the season hosted by Bob Hendrickson and Sid Carter. Many questions were answered at the conclusion
of the presentation by John D. Couris, President & CEO of Jupiter Medical Center, where current programs, services
and amenities available at Jupiter Medical Center were presented. A cocktail reception concluded the evening.
OLD MARSH GOLF CLUB RECEPTION
On November 4, 2014 the residents of Old Marsh Golf Club enjoyed an
informative cocktail reception where they received an update on health care at
Jupiter Medical Center from John D. Couris, President and CEO.
Presentations on available treatments, techniques and cutting-edge
equipment were also given by JMC’s Ortho/Spine and Oncology Teams
to the more than 50 interested members. Physicians and Jupiter Medical Center
team members mingled with club members during a delightful cocktail hour.
Kevin Boyle, Jupiter Medical Center
Foundation Trustee
and Lorraine Boyle
Judy Backstrom, Kathy Graciano, Jen Dudnyk
and Susan Albree
Carl Wright, Jayne Donahue
and John Couris, Jupiter Medical Center
President & CEO
Mary Ellen and John Weisser and Mary Mullen
Ken Condon, Abraham Schwarzberg, M.D., Chief of Oncology
and Bob Butterworth
Tom Hayes, Erin Hayes and Robert Biscup, D.O.,
Orthopedic Spine Surgeon
Antonella Leary, M.D., Medical Director of
Gynecologic Oncology and Margo Doyle
Anthony Addesa, M.D., Medical Director of Radiation Oncology
and Harry Marren
Bob Butterworth, John Couris, Tesa and Marty Dytrych, Lynette and Ken Condon
Gerry Hart, Janine Boylan and Bruce Qvale
Steve Demeritt, Ed Edelman and Craig Moran
Florida Fish For Life
Does It Again!
Because of this highly successful fishing tournament
held in January 2014, Florida Fish for Life donated $15,000
to Jupiter Medical Center’s Foshay Cancer Center.
Fred Miller, founder of Florida Fish for Life, was diagnosed with
stage III colon cancer in 2003 and he made it his mission to raise awareness of the disease
and help others affected by it and, he has succeeded by all rights. Florida Fish for Life has raised
a total of over $500,000 for cancer centers during its 11 years. Jupiter Medical Center
is grateful for the impact Florida Fish for Life has had on cancer care for our community.
Photos: Tracey Benson Photography
Melissa Sixma painted a vibrant piece that was given to Jupiter Medical Center to adorn the new Children’s and Women’s
Services Floor in the new DeGeorge Pavilion
Lilly Pulitzer Pre-Event for
Highballs & Hibiscus
In mid-August, Fashion Sponsor Lilly Pulitzer hosted
a pre-event cocktail shopping reception to celebrate the
upcoming Highballs & Hibiscus event.
Michael and Ashley Jorgenson
with their two children
Guests and shoppers in the Lilly Pulitzer store enjoyed drinks compliments
of Papa Pilar’s Rum and Onli Beverages and appetizers from Brio Tuscan
Grille while 10% of their purchases were donated back to the Foundation
for the benefit of pediatric wellness. In addition, patrons enjoyed a live painting
session with artist Melissa Sixma, who donated her piece of Lilly art to
the Highballs & Hibiscus prize drawing.
Highlights from
Photo: Tracey Benson Photography
The Foundation’s Annual Highballs & Hibiscus has quickly developed
a reputation as the official start of the area’s “Social Season”.
More than 400 guests comprised ofCommittee
a dynamic group of local philanthropists,
social and business leaders, and Jupiter Medical Center physicians
kicked off the September 19th weekend in fashionable style for this low-key,
high-energy evening of fun at the exclusive Frenchman’s Creek Country Club.
Highlights from
Before the last highball was served, more than $72,000 net was raised for pediatric wellness
at Jupiter Medical Center. Highballs & Hibiscus Honorary Chairs Jeanmarie Burigo Connor, M.D.,
and Michael Connor, M.D., Co-Chairs Carolyn Broadhead, Shari and Lee Fox, M.D., and Rebecca
and Lee Seelig, Junior Chairs Erin Devlin and David Paul, and more than two dozen Hosts created this
year’s unforgettable evening of casual elegance.
From the moment guests stepped into the club and had their photo taken compliments of South Florida
Home Care, they were greeted by colorful Lilly Pulitzer fashions both from the guests and
vintage pieces, as their artist, Melissa Sixma, painted a vibrant piece that was given to Jupiter Medical
Center to adorn the new Children’s and Women’s Services Floor in the new Florence DeGeorge Pavilion
(opening early January 2015). Summit Performance Consulting, LLC sponsored the entertainment,
which consisted of the steel drum duo Stick2Pan who played during a cocktail hour followed by
DJ Matt Pane Gasser who spun the tunes into the wee hours of the night. Throughout the evening guests
enjoyed popular activities ranging from a photo booth underwritten by OneUp Sports and flip book area
by PBPR, to a scrumptious dessert bar compliments of Coastal Sotheby’s International Realty.
Specialty beverages were provided by Imperial Brands, Onli Beverages and Papa Pilar’s Rum.
Major Sponsors which made the 2014 event possible included: Platinum Sponsors – Carlton Fields
Jorden Burt, Michael De George and Nicole Peksa, and Sheridan Healthcare;
Gold Sponsors – Adams Coogler Attorneys at Law, Anderson-Moore Construction Corp. and
Rendina Healthcare Real Estate; Silver Sponsors - Knight Corporations, NuVista Living
– Institute for Healthy Living, Life Science & Research at Abacoa, Palmdale Oil Company /
Lachlan & Tonya Cheatham, and VGTI Florida; Fashion Sponsor - Lilly Pulitzer;
Magazine Sponsor - Palm Beach Illustrated; and a plethora of underwriters which can
all be found at JMCFoundation.org.
* Frenchman’s Creek is a private community and we are grateful to the anonymous member for
graciously sponsoring this event at the Club.
Highlights from
Allyson Phillips, Erin Devlin
Dr. Lee Fox, Shari Fox, Dr. Jeanmarie Burigo Connor, Dr. Michael Connor
Courtney Berg, Tonya-Love Cheatham, Allison Nicklaus, Nicole Johnson
Kitty Silverstein and Jax Weisser
John Couris, Carolyn Broadhead, Richard Rendina
Patty McDonald, Larry De George
Highlights from
Kellie Stenzel, Rebecca Seelig, Sarah Tighe, Lee Seelig
Clayton and Lindsay Idle
Nicole Sturznickel, Carolyn Broadhead, Dr. Dan Brennan, Amy Carter
Catherine Tolton, Kristina Gostic
Christina Monacelli, Cari Rentas
KEY TO
THE CURE
- ALWAYS EN VOGUE
Photo: Tracey Benson Photography
Fashion and Food took center stage at Saks Fifth Avenue
Palm Beach Gardens’ Annual Key To The Cure event on October 15
for supporters of Jupiter Medical Center. This unique culinary and
shopping event attended by 400 guests kicked-off their 16th Annual event,
which benefitted the Ella Milbank Foshay Cancer Center.
Host Terry Zmyslo,Vice President General Manager, Saks Fifth Avenue Palm Beach Gardens and Organizing Committee
To date more than $20,000 has been raised specifically to fund an Electron IntraOperative
Radiation Therapy Program. This mobile linear accelerator enables the patient to receive a
single, low dose of radiation to a tumor or tumor bed during the patient’s surgery.
By delivering radiation at the time cancerous tissue is removed, one treatment is the
equivalent of six-weeks of post-operative treatment.
KEY TO
THE CURE
- ALWAYS EN VOGUE
Playing host to our area’s Key To The Cure was Terry Zmyslo, Vice President
General Manager of the Palm Beach Gardens location. An energetic committee
organized the non-stop evening filled with an array of prize baskets for a few lucky guests.
Entertainment throughout the store was provided compliments of Opera Fusion,
Splash Entertainment, Inc. and SUNNY 107.9 FM. Scrumptious food and libations from 20+
area restaurants and beverage partners including 3800 Ocean,
Blue Bell Creameries, Brio Tuscan Grille, Café Chardonnay, Cod & Capers,
DD’s Cupcake Shoppe, Del Frisco’s Grille, Dirty Martini, ECHO,
Flagler Steakhouse, Indian River Select Premium Juices, Ironwood Steak & Seafood at PGA
National Resort & Spa, Mangrove Bay, Mariner III Luxury Yacht,
NYY Steakhouse at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek, Onli Beverages,
Papa Pilar’s Rum, Rocco’s Tacos and Tequila Bar,
Sandy James Fine Food & Productions, Starbucks, The Capital Grille,
Tito’s Handmade Vodka, and Vault 39.
A wonderful lineup of sponsors helped make this event another success!
Special thanks to our Haute Couture Sponsors – Carol and Vince Maglio;
Fashion Icon Sponsor – Braman Motorcars West Palm Beach/Jupiter;
Fashion Revolutionaries – Dari Bowman, Music Works Talent;
Valet Sponsor – Economy Tire of Jupiter; Media Sponsors –Palm Beach Illustrated
and SUNNY 107.9 FM and a number of KEY patrons who contributed to the
fashionable evening. To view a complete listing of the sponsors, committee and vendors,
please visit jmcfoundation.org.
We appreciate everyone’s efforts and support of our Cancer Center!
KEY TO
THE CURE
- ALWAYS EN VOGUE
Laurie Bouschie, Jackie Bazylewicz
Craig Moran, Louise & James Felcyn
Denise Nieman, Randie Dalia, Kim Gaudette
Stephen Mooney, Alexa Bartusiak, Scott Velozo
Martha Gillespie-Beeman , Jennifer Ross, Carol Maglio
Dr. Anthony Addesa, Emily Cooper, Dr. Jason Cooper
“Key” Physician Sponsors
“Key” Host Committee
Dr. Alex Goldman, Dr. Saluja Varghese
Lighthouse
Legacy
Society
The Lighthouse Legacy Society exists to recognize, honor and thank those who have informed the
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation that they have included the Medical Center in their estate plans
through a bequest, trust, or other planned gift. Members are special friends who have a vision for
the future that transcends their own needs, and whose generosity will provide a lasting legacy to
advance the quality of patient care for years to come.
The enduring image of the Jupiter Lighthouse serves as a fitting symbol for The Foundation’s Lighthouse Legacy Society
because for over 30 years, Jupiter Medical Center has been a beacon of hope for everyone in the
community seeking quality healthcare.
Members of the Lighthouse Legacy Society enjoy a distinctive gold pin to show their commitment to Jupiter Medical Center;
recognition on a specially designed Wall of Honor in the main lobby of the hospital; and an alliance with others
who are providing for future healthcare needs in the community.
Lighthouse Legacy Society
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Bellini
Colonel Eli D. Bernheim
Mrs. Jean W. Blackmur
Mrs. Susan Blair Brandt
Mrs. Isabelle E. Canavan
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Christiano
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Clark
Mrs. Eileen B. Cummings
Mrs. Helen Diamond
Mrs. Deborah G. Dicero
Mr. Mark F. Emerson
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. S. Barrie Godown
Ms. Margaret C. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hartless
Mr. G.J. Herman
Mr. and Mrs. James U. Ross
Mrs. Dorothy B. Holt
Mrs. Blanche Schmader
Mr. Robert L. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J Katz, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Schwab
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Kempe
Mr. Don L. Six
Mrs. Barbara N. Lassett
Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Sloss
Mrs. Joan Hay Madeira
Mrs. Patricia M. Smith
Mrs. John A. Marchese
Mr. Frank J. Spitalny
Mrs. Rose Marie S. Morton
Mrs. Concetta J. Stockberger
Ms. Lura M. Myers
Mrs. Elizabeth Straetz
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Noller
Mr. W. Carlin White
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Odle
Ms. Phyllis M. Wilde
Mr. Peter S. Pauley
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Nelson E. Wilder
Ms. Leslie A. Philip
Mrs. John F. Winch
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Puskaric
Mrs. Lynda M. Zettel
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Reniger
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Richman
Opening Ceremony for new Lighthouse Detox Center on Jupiter Medical Center campus
Lighthouse Detox
HELPS LIGHT THE
WAY TO RECOVERY
Lighthouse Detox at Jupiter Medical Center hosted an open house on October 10, 2014.
This premier destination for personalized adult drug and substance detoxification offers residents a powerful combination
of therapies, including the most advanced medical detoxification treatments along with compassionate care and emotional
support. At Lighthouse Detox, the safety of residents is their top priority. In the event of a complication, Lighthouse Detox is
backed by the full resources of Jupiter Medical Center.
Friends and supporters of JMC toured the resort-style facility, which offers not only excellent clinical care, but also pampering
amenities and therapies including luxury suites, concierge services, chef-prepared meals, acupuncture, massage therapy, and yoga.
John Couris, Maggie & Joe Taddeo
and Paul Chiapparone
Craig Moran and Dr. Amir Lubarsky,
Medical Director of Lighthouse Detox
Dr. Dean Mergenthaler, Mary Suther,
Lori Chappel, Betsy Heartfield,
Bill Magrogan, Janine Boylan
Pat Magrogan
Jennifer Benaim, Maggie Taddeo
and Peggy Katz
Peter Gloggner, VP, Chief Human Resources Officer
Steven Seeley, VP, Chief Operating Officer & Chief Nursing
Officer Douglas Brown, Trustee, JMC Board of Trustees
WHY PEOPLE MAKE
PLANNED GIFTS
Why exactly do people make planned gifts to charitable
organizations? When we think about such gifts, it may seem natural
to envision tax benefits, which is understandable. Congress has
certainly provided many tax incentives to encourage private support
of worthy charitable organizations. In truth, most of the thoughtful
gifts and bequests we receive from our friends are motivated by
reasons that have little to do with taxes:
•
• They believe in the mission we serve;
• They have confidence in the people entrusted with guiding
that mission;
• They realize that a strong financial position is vital to our future;
• They have a special interest in a particular area and want to provide for its support;
• They know that their gift will yield great personal satisfaction.
Craig A. Moran
Director of Major Gifts & Planned Giving
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
Our friends realize, of course, that substantial income tax and estate tax savings can result from their
generosity. Consequently, they carefully plan their gifts to take advantages of these tax savings.
In addition, major gifts to a charitable organization can be made in such a way as to preserve current
income, or even increase spendable income.
It is clear that your planned gift can be an excellent personal investment, resulting in significant tax
rewards. Your planned gift, above all, will help Jupiter Medical Center Foundation meet the challenges
– and the opportunities – of tomorrow.
There is much that we would like to share with you on the “why” of helping a charitable organization
such as Jupiter Medical Center Foundation. Please feel free to call our office. We hope to hear from
you soon.
Please call the Foundation at 561-263-5728 for more strategies that can help your tax situation
and magnify your support for excellence in healthcare in our community.
Memorials/Honor Gifts
Donate In HonorOr Memory
Each of these thoughtful, caring gifts is acknowledged with a card to the honored.
Notification does not include the amount of the gift. Donations are tax deductible
to the fullest extent allowed by law.
For further information, call the Foundation office at 561-263-5728.
Happy Birthday
In Honor
Robert Cohen
Dr. Thomas M. Gocke
Irwin Hart
Connie Isenberg
Cindi Wellins
JMC Auxiliary
Dr. Robert Briskin
Mr. & Mrs. Mal Kaufmans, Speedy Recovery
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Littman’s New Home
Dr. John A. P. Rimmer
Dr. Talya Schwarzberg
Joel Wilder
Happy Anniversary
Cindi & Bob Wellins
In Loving Memory
Gregory Polito
Cordani Family
Marilyn Lampert
Michael Adams
Kathy
Poundstone
Margaret Curtis
Syra Lewis
Robert Alper
Beatrice U. Pyburn
Paul Licht
Maureen Armstrong Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Drazan’s
Dr. Nicholas Rojo
granddaughter, Shelby
Sonja Lockie
Elaine Bass
Scolaro Family
Jeffrey Echt’s father
Alan Ludwig’s mother
Phyllis Beckinella
Len
Shechtman
Edward Fischer
John A. Marchese
Donald Boas
Trudy Fischer
Ammy Neiburger’s sister Herbert Sosman
Garth & Jewel Bryan
Amy Steinberg
Benjamin Frankel
Meg Niedland
Doris Capra
Elly & Jack Taylor
Carol Goodman
Tom O’Malley, Sr.
Arthur Cohen
Herb Zander
Jeff Jaffe
Irene Perrella
Dr. Frank F. Cook
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CHAIRMAN
Joseph R. Taddeo
CHAIRMAN
Paul Chiapparone
VICE CHAIRMAN
Joseph C. Kempe, JD, LL.M.
VICE CHAIRMAN
Martin Dytrych, CPA
SECRETARY
Donald H. McCree, Jr.
PRESIDENT/CEO
John D. Couris
TREASURER
David J. S. Nicholson
SECRETARY
Mark L. Corry, M.D
Janine M. Boylan
Gift Officer
Catherine A. Tolton
Manager of Special Events
Dawn De Pastino
Events Coordinator
Leonard Abramson
Nestor M. Enciso
System Analyst
Jane F. Napier
Edward L. Babington
Elizabeth R. Neuhoff
Herbert M. Baum
Doris E. Perez
Virginia McCormack
Coordinator of Donor Relations
George W. Bovenizer III
James E. Perrella
Kevin G. Boyle
Anthony A. Petrarca
Kathy H. Sullivan
Manager of Administration
Tyler R. Cain
Katharine F. Plum
Arthur B. Calcagnini
Frank J. Ryan
Paul J. Chiapparone
Cary B. Stamp
Theodore N. Danforth
Dennis Williams
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George F. Butts
Richard J Katz, Jr.
Peter O. Crisp
William C. Mattison, Jr.
H.L. Parker
TREASURER
Jennifer Doss
Herbert M. Baum
R. Neill Borland, M.D.
Douglas Brown
S. Barrie Godown, CPA
Karen Golonka
James Mullen, M.D.
Doris E. Perez
Ryan Simovitch, M.D.
Robert J. Stilley
Joseph R. Taddeo
Jack Waterman, D.O.
Calendar of Events 2015
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Jupiter Medical Center Ball
What Happens In Vegas
Trump National, Jupiter
Tuesday, April14, 2015
Annual Donor Recognition Event
The Club at Admirals Cove
By Invitation
Friday, September 18, 2015
Frenchman’s Creek Club

First Phase of New JMC Oncology Campus to Open

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