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Spring 2012
2011 DONOR
RECOGNITION
ISSUE
Wellness and
research drive
Swedish’s
NEW MS
CENTER
Caring for kids:
LEADERSHIP GIFT
EXPANDS CHILD LIFE
PROGRAM TO ISSAQUAH

Spring 2012
from the TOP
Changes mean improved
health care for Western Washington
If you visit a Swedish campus or clinic today, you won’t
notice anything materially different about the experience.
You’ll still get the same expert care, advanced resources, professionalism
and personal attention you’ve come to expect
from Swedish. But behind the scenes, a profound change is
taking place that will transform the way we deliver health care.
We’re working hard to provide a local solution to the nation’s
health-care crisis.
As the new chief executive of Swedish, I want to take a
moment to introduce myself and offer a preview of the dramatic
transformation occurring in our organization. Our affiliation with Providence Health &
Services became effective on February 1, and we have already begun working together
to rapidly improve health-care quality, access and affordability in Western Washington.
As part of the restructuring, our previous CEO, Rod Hochman, M.D., has taken
on a new role at Providence. He is now a group president, overseeing key functions
across Providence’s five-state network, including clinical quality and physician services.
Rod will also have accountability over Providence’s Oregon and Washington
operations and will remain closely involved in activities at Swedish.
I am honored to have the Swedish leadership baton passed on to me and look
forward to picking up where Rod left off. To share some of my background, I have
25 years of experience in health-care administration and have worked in every type
of health-care delivery model, including a multi-state network, rural health care and
a for-profit HMO.
The most rewarding experience, however, has been spending the last 12 years of
my career at Swedish. I joined the organization in 2000 and have worked in a variety
of capacities, including serving as vice president of Swedish’s medical group, chief
strategy officer, and chief administrative officer for Swedish’s Ballard, Issaquah,
Mill Creek and Redmond campuses.
Over the last five years, Swedish has taken a number of steps to better serve our
growing region. Through our new locations on the Eastside and Northend, we have
worked to create a regional delivery network that allows us to provide as much care as
possible in local communities, while offering the back-up of our highly sub-specialized
resources in downtown Seattle. Our focus now is to make sure all our locations are
extremely well-managed and continue to provide the highest quality care to our patients.
Through our partnership with Providence, we have extended that network from
Centralia to Seattle to Everett, and we’ll be able to share resources and expertise to
increase access to services in local communities throughout our region, while improving
the level of clinical quality and driving down the cost of health care.
Given the economy and the challenges facing health care, engaging the community
in our nonprofit mission is vital to our success. In 2011, Swedish received over $19.8
million in gifts from the community, bringing the total raised to over $92 million in
support of the $100 million Campaign for Swedish. It takes a village to ensure our
region has access to high-quality, affordable health care, and we can’t thank you
enough for your generous philanthropic support.
On behalf of the Swedish Senior Leadership Team, the Swedish Community Board
and our Foundation Board of Governors, thank you for your commitment to Swedish.
We couldn’t do it without you.
Warmest regards,
Kevin Brown
Chief Executive
EDITOR Lindsay Hopkins
DESIGNER Angela Bogdanovich Turk
FEATURE WRITER Jennifer Schaefer
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Kate Purcell
Randy Mann
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2011 DONOR
RECOGNITION
ISSUE
Wellness and
research drive
Swedish’s
NEW MS
CENTER
Caring for kids:
LEADERSHIP GIFT
EXPANDS CHILD LIFE
PROGRAM TO ISSAQUAH
ON THE COVER
MS patients Sven and
Bernadette Couch will benefit from
the new Swedish MS Center.
Read their story beginning on page 6.
Cover photo by Rosanne Olson
Welcome to Swedish Medical Center’s IMPACT
magazine. This publication is designed to
provide you with the latest information about
Swedish services and events, health care and
medical topics, and the activities of the Swedish
Medical Center Foundation and its supporters.
IMPACT is published as a community service
by Swedish Medical Center. Any questions or
comments may be addressed to Lindsay Hopkins,
editor, Swedish Medical Center, 747 Broadway,
Seattle, WA 98122-4307.
IMPACT SPRING 2012

CONTENTS
SPRING
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Annual donor roll call
A thank you to our generous supporters
and giving highlights of 2011
Capsules
2
5
Swedish opens new
Cerebrovascular Center
Combining education, research, and clinical
care, the new Center at Swedish/Cherry Hill
ensures the best outcomes for patients
Adding to the family
Swedish’s sixth daVinci robot, located at
Swedish/Edmonds, brings robotic-assisted
surgery to patients in the north Seattle and
south Snohomish communities
Feature
6
Living with MS
A Seattle couple shares their story
and highlights the important role the
new Swedish MS Center will play
in their lives
Foundation
News
12
16
Legacy Partner spotlight
Longtime friend of Swedish establishes a
charitable gift annuity
By the numbers
2011 Foundation financial results
Swedish MS patient
Bernadette Couch works
with physical therapist
Kim Kobata during a
recent appointment at
the Swedish MS Center.
Page 6
Photo by Ben VanHouten
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Swedish opens Cerebrovascular Center
on Cherry Hill campus
New Center integrates education, research and clinical care to ensure best outcomes for patients.
The diagnosis and management
of cerebrovascular
disorders such as
brain aneurysms, vascular tumors
and stroke, can require
a complex assortment of specialty
evaluations and testing.
With this in mind, Swedish
Neuroscience Institute (SNI) recently
opened a new Cerebrovascular
Center at the Swedish/
Cherry Hill campus.
“In this one location, SNI
has consolidated its existing advanced
diagnostics and interventional
therapeutics, as well as
the newest generation of technology,”
says David Newell, M.D., cerebrovascular
neurosurgeon and chief of
Neuroscience. “The Center also features
the expertise of a care team that includes
cerebrovascular neurosurgeons, vascular
neurologists, neuroendovascular and
radiosurgical specialists, neuroradiologists,
neurohospitalists, and advanced
practitioners who are trained to evaluate
and treat cerebrovascular disorders.”
Leveraging unique SNI resources for
patient-focused convenience
The new Center brings the necessary
specialists to the patient to evaluate, collaborate
and present all possible treatment
options. Collaboration — both within
Swedish and with referring physicians —
Make an impact
David Newell, M.D., cerebrovascular neurosurgeon and chief of
Neuroscience, examines a patient. Click here to watch Dr. Newell
explain the advantages of choosing Swedish to treat brain aneurysms.
is a critical element in delivering care that
is coordinated and in sync with the patient’s
overall medical needs. The use of
Epic, Swedish’s electronic medical record
system, helps ensure seamless coordination
of each patient’s care.
The Center is also home to the Stroke
Clinic, which provides numerous neurovascular
procedures and services, including
diagnostic testing for clotting disorder
or cerebral ischemia, medication selection,
patient and family counseling and
education, and non-pharmaceutical
approaches to vascular risk reduction.
“This Cerebrovascular Center offers
patients the expertise of a team of highly
skilled specialists and the most advanced
technology — all within an environment
that has been designed for their
comfort and convenience,” says
William Likosky, M.D., medical
director for Stroke and TeleStroke.
The Center’s James Tower location
is within close proximity
to state-of-the-art SNI facilities
and technologies, including neurological
operating rooms, a
neuro intensive care unit, and
the Swedish Radiosurgery Center
— the only facility in the Northwest
to offer both CyberKnife and
Gamma Knife ® — both noninvasive
technologies used to
treat brain disorders.
Integrating clinical care, research
and education
The confluence of highly-trained providers,
advanced technologies and updated
facilities in and around the Cerebrovascular
Center make it possible to
integrate research and education into
clinical care — helping ensure the Center’s
experts are always at the leading-edge of
their discipline.
SNI’s clinical researchers investigate
the safety and effectiveness of new drugs
and medical devices, as well as new approaches
to care. This gives patients access
to investigational therapies that are unavailable
outside of a research environment and
may not be available anywhere else in
Washington state or the Northwest. i
Swedish Medical Center Foundation is seeking contributions to expand the range of patient treatment, support and educational offerings available
at the new Cerebrovascular Center. Consider making a gift that will:
– Advance research to develop safer treatment options for cerebrovascular disorders
– Create comprehensive support groups for patients and caregivers
– Build a resource library to educate patients about conditions and treatments
For more information about supporting the new Cerebrovascular Center, please contact Randy Mann, senior director, Campaign, at (206) 386-6791
or randy.mann@swedish.org.
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Dan Dixon, vice president of External Affairs, addresses the crowd at the dental clinic opening reception.
Swedish introduces
new specialty dental clinic
Volunteer dentists and community supporters make new program possible.
A
ccess to specialty dental care for
the uninsured and underinsured in
our community took a significant
step forward with the recent opening of
the Swedish Community Specialty Clinic
dental program, the first of its kind in the
Puget Sound area.
Oral health services have become less
available to low-income individuals since
the state funding of adult Medicaid dental
programs was cut in January 2011. The
cuts have also affected dental-care access
for developmentally disabled and elderly
populations. These reductions have led
to an increase in hospital visits, as severe
dental pain is among the top five reasons
underserved patients utilize the emergency
room.
The innovative Swedish Community
Specialty Clinic (SCSC) opened in September
2010 as part of Swedish’s more
than 100 year commitment to providing
excellent medical care to all in need, regardless
of their ability to pay. The SCSC
offers services including orthopedics, dermatology,
cardiology, gynecology, neurology,
occupational therapy, podiatry
and many others. Adding a dental pro-
gram was a natural next step for the SCSC.
In collaboration with Seattle Special Care
Dentistry and Project Access Northwest,
Swedish installed three new procedure
areas, fully equipped for specialty-care
services, within the SCSC.
The dental clinic, which saw its first
patient in September 2011, is designed as
a referral-based service for patients who
are at or below 200 percent of poverty
level. Patients are referred by clinics within
the Swedish system, and Project Access
Northwest manages the individual cases.
Swedish estimates some 30 volunteer
dental professionals will see up to 450
patients in the first year of the clinic’s
operation. As many as 60 volunteer dentists
and oral surgeons will treat up to
1,000 patients in its second year. The
initial focus of the clinic is difficult
tooth extractions, with plans to include
endodontic and periodontal services in
the future.
According to Dan Dixon, vice president
of External Affairs, there are four goals to
the program: To provide a collaborative,
clinical environment that will enable participating
dentists to identify and remove
badly decayed teeth before they become
acutely infected and life threatening; to
create a valuable resource for the local
underserved population, where they can
recieve high-quality specialty care; to
inspire dental residents and fellow dental
professionals to volunteer their services
by providing an ideal atmosphere
for their participation; and to reduce
unnecessary and repeated visits to emergency
rooms. i
Swedish gratefully acknowledges
support from the Washington Dental
Service Foundation, Seattle King County
Dental Foundation, Burkhart Dental
Supply, Epic Systems Corporation, and
the Pacific Hospital Preservation &
Development Authority, whose gifts
have supported Swedish Community
Specialty Clinic, construction and outfitting
of the dental procedure rooms, as
well as daily clinic operations. Additionally,
Swedish would like to thank
individuals in our community who have
made generous gifts to the SCSC and/or
the dental program, including Dr. and
Mrs. Rod and Nancy Hochman and
Yvonne Belshaw.
For more information about supporting
the SCSC, please contact Becca Kelly, senior
director, major gifts, at (206) 386-2138
or becca.kelly@swedish.org.
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Caring for our youngest patients
Swedish expands its Child Life program to the Issaquah campus.
A
hospital stay can be a frightening experience for anyone,
but for a child, the fast pace, bright lights, and unfamiliar
sounds can be especially intimidating. To help our youngest
patients feel more comfortable during a hospital visit, Swedish
has a team of Child Life Specialists at its First Hill campus who
work to reduce the impact of stressful or traumatic events on infants,
children, youth and families. Now, thanks to a very generous
leadership gift
from Sammamish
resident Mary
Pigott, this critical
service will be
expanded to the
Swedish/Issaquah
campus in early
2012.
Certified Child
Life Specialists
(CCLS) are trained
to provide emotional
and psychological
support for
young patients who
are dealing with serious
medical issues
in a hospital setting,
particularly in the
surgical, inpatient,
and emergency
departments. To
accomplish this, a
CCLS will supply
pediatric patients
with age-appropriate
information about procedures, medical issues or events that
the child or their family member is facing.
“Our goal is to ease any negative psycho-social effects of
hospitalization on children and their families through preparation,
education and distraction,” says Evi Feltus, Certified Child Life
Specialist. “We explain medical procedures and experiences
through developmentally appropriate terms (including medical
play) and advocate for the family’s needs, which lessens anxiety.
The hospital can be quite overwhelming and we aim to help
children build positive coping skills along with bringing some fun
into their stay with Art Buddies and Pet Partner teams.”
They also play an important role in interventions on behalf of
children, including acting as an advocate or serving as a liaison
between families and medical staff, using developmental assessments
to identify individual children’s fears or needs, providing
non-pharmacological pain management (such as relaxation or
guided imagery), coordinating projects and events for the pediatric
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units that raise awareness of children’s unique needs, and implementing
grief interventions as needed. In addition, they train
and manage a volunteer staff to support programs such as Art
Therapy, Pet Therapy, and other activities.
“The Issaquah campus services a significant population of
young families, and Swedish felt it was important to offer Child Life
services on the Eastside. We aim to provide the best pediatric care
possible at all
Swedish campuses
and are excited to
have a full-time
CCLS to help not
only children, but
their families navigate
through their
experience,” says
Evi Feltus. Mary
Pigott’s generous
gift will be used
to bring a permanent,
experienced
Certified Child
Life Specialist to
develop and implement
the program
at the Issaquah
campus.
“I was drawn
to this project
because when a
child is facing a
challenging medical
issue, it’s hard
on everybody:
most especially on the young patient, but also the siblings,
parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents…everyone,” says Mary.
“Considering how many young families live in the Issaquah
Highlands and Sammamish communities, I believe the establishment
of a Child Life program is instrumental in allowing
Swedish to offer the very best care to its pediatric patients.”
Community support is critical for the success of this program.
Certified Child Life Specialist services, while increasingly recognized
as a valuable tool for addressing children’s unique psychosocial
needs during treatment, are not covered by medical insurance
and cannot be billed to patients. Swedish is very grateful for
Mary’s leadership gift in establishing the Child Life program at
Issaquah, helping to ensure a healthy, happy and positive experience
for our youngest patients.
For more information or to support the Child Life program
at Swedish, please contact Ellen Kuo, director, major gifts, at
(206) 386-6928 or ellen.kuo@swedish.org. i
Child Life Specialists like Evi Feltus utilize age-appropriate techniques to reduce the impact of stressful
or traumatic events on infants, children, youth and families. Here, she demonstrates how an oxygen mask
works using a doll.

Swedish/
Edmonds
now offering
robotic-assisted
surgery to its
community
Physicians from a variety
of specialties are able to
utilize this cutting-edge
technology.
Swedish-affiliated physicians utilize the da Vinci Si HD system robot, which provides surgeons with
increased precision and helps improve patient recovery time. Click here to learn more about Swedish’s
dynamic Robotic Surgery program, the advantages for patients, and the wide range of conditions that
can be treated.
Swedish is pleased to announce the
newest addition to its family of
latest-generation da Vinci Surgical
Systems, bringing the total to six
robots across the nonprofit’s health-care
system. The new robot, located at the
Swedish/Edmonds
campus, will provide
surgeons with more
precision and dexterity
over existing surgical
approaches, helping
improve patient treatment
and reduce recovery
time.
As one of the first
medical centers in the
region to perform robotic-assisted
surgery,
Swedish is home to the
fastest growing and most experienced
robotic-assisted surgical program in the
Pacific Northwest. Since the program was
established in 2005, Swedish-affiliated
surgeons have performed more than
4,000 procedures using the multi-specialty
da Vinci Surgical System, more
Swedish/Edmonds is home to the sixth da Vinci
robot in the Swedish system.
than any other robotic-assisted surgical
program in the region.
Swedish-affiliated surgeons are using
the da Vinci Surgical System to perform
minimally invasive urological, gynecological
and thoracic surgeries for diseases
such as prostate cancer,
kidney cancer,
uterine cancer, cervical
cancer, ovarian
cancer and lung cancer,
as well as to assist
in complex gynecologic
reconstruction
surgeries. They
are also utilizing the
technology to perform
bariatric, colorectal,
head and neck
procedures, as well as
pediatric urology cases.
At Swedish/Edmonds, surgeons are
using the robotic-assisted system to perform
minimally invasive urological and
gynecological surgeries. Brian Fong, M.D.,
a Swedish-affiliated surgeon, performed
the first urology case at the Edmonds
campus in November 2011.
“The staff at Swedish/Edmonds were
well-prepared and effective,” says Dr.
Fong, an experienced robotic-assisted
surgeon from Western Washington Medical
Group. “Because of the team’s abilities,
the patient was discharged from the
hospital the next day. He experienced minimal
pain and made a quick recovery.”
“We are pleased to expand Swedish’s
network of da Vinci robotic-assisted
technology to the south Snohomish
County area and look forward to continuing
to transform the surgical experience
for both patients and surgeons
alike,” says David Jaffe, chief executive,
Swedish/Edmonds. “We are committed
to bringing the most innovative and
advanced medical technologies to our
community. This is an excellent example
of that commitment.”
To learn more about how you can
support the robotic surgery program
at the Swedish/Edmonds campus,
please contact Kate Purcell, director,
major gifts at (206) 386-3194 or email
kate.purcell@swedish.org. i
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FEATURE
MEET
STORY BY
Jennifer Schaefer
PHOTOS BY
Rosanne Olson
MR. AND
MRS.
COUCH
Seattle residents Sven and Bernadette Couch, a
married couple in their 40s, have many things in common.
Both are the third of five kids in their families, and they like to
share a laugh over the Comedy Central channel. Both have a
passion for the arts and regularly attend St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Church. They also both suffer from Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
And the Swedish MS Center is there for them every
step of the way.
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FEATURE
Sven and Bernadette (who goes by “Bernie”) each noticed the first symptom of MS — a
chronic disease that affects an estimated 400,000 Americans — several years before they met,
while engaging in a favorite activity: running.
Sven’s fine motor
skills are observed
during a recent
office visit.
For Sven, the initial sign came during his
first year as a law student at Syracuse University.
“While running with a friend one day, within the
first mile, I started seeing double,” remembers
the former University of Washington defensive
tackle. “I was worried that the double vision
could mean a serious brain tumor or neurological
disorder.” He made an appointment with an
optometrist, who referred him to a neurologist.
That doctor administered an MRI brain scan.
The next day, on October 5, 1989, Sven was
diagnosed with MS. He was 25 years old and
devastated. “My father was a physician, and I
knew there wasn’t a cure for MS,” he says. “It
was tough. People tried to understand, but it’s
a very isolating situation.”
Bernie’s first indication that she had MS
was a feeling of weakness in her left leg while
running around Green Lake. “All of a sudden, I
was dragging my leg,” says Bernie, then 27 and
employed at the Honey Bear Bakery. “At first,
it just happened when I ran. I’d start out feeling
pretty good, but before long, my left leg would
get heavy.” In January 1995, Bernie’s primarycare
physician referred her to a neurologist.
The doctor gave her an MRI that, like Sven’s,
showed she had MS. “When I got the news, my
first thought was: ‘I’ll get my muscles strong and
work on my stamina, my endurance,’” Bernie
says. “I was hopeful I would get better.”
Sven and Bernie have spent the years since
their diagnoses adjusting to the wide range of
symptoms that can come with MS, yet maintaining
a positive attitude despite living with a chronic
disease. They receive support every step of the
way from a team of caregivers at Swedish’s MS
Center, which is opening a new, consolidated
facility at Cherry Hill in April 2012. The Center’s
emphasis is on wellness
and helping patients
maintain the highest
quality of life.
The first few
years were especially
tough, say the Couches.
Sven chose to finish
law school — a nearimpossible
feat, given his
worsening symptoms.
“The first two years,
my symptoms were relatively mild [including
double vision, oscillating eye movements and
muscle spasms], but the third year was much worse,”
he says. That year, walking became extremely
difficult, though steroids offered some relief. The
stress of law school exacerbated his condition. “I
was so tired, I could barely function,” he recalls.
In addition to being troubled by her left leg,
which caused difficulty walking, Bernie began struggling
with her balance. On the advice of her boss at
the bakery, she tried treating her MS with holistic
approaches — including a dairy- and wheat- free
diet and vitamins — in addition to taking a host
of traditional drugs, with varying success.
One day at the Honey Bear Bakery in 1996,
fate intervened when Bernie and Sven met. Bernie
remembers: “My boss said, ‘See that guy over there?
That’s Sven, and he also has MS. You should meet
him.’ I went to talk to him, and we became good
friends.” The couple found they shared many
mutual interests, such as a love of comedy shows.
“We like to laugh,” says Bernie. “Comedy gives us
a break.” Over time, friendship blossomed into love
as the couple supported each other in coping with
their disease. Bernie has encouraged Sven to use
different tools that help him with his mobility, such
as a walker and leg braces, both of which she uses —
and Sven discovered that “they help a lot.”
“When we met, we were both lost,” reflects
Sven. “I used to love to ski and hike,” adds Bernie,
“but now I can’t ski, I can’t hike. A lot of our friends
moved on, because we couldn’t do the things we
used to.” “The beauty of finding a partner like
Bernie is that we share the same situation and understand
what each other is going through,” says Sven.
In 2008, the couple exchanged nuptials in a
small ceremony at the Salish Lodge near Seattle,
surrounded by close friends and family. The Couches
have built a life together in which they support
each other through the physical trials they face.
Sven — a published author of many poems, who
has also written his memoir about living with MS —
spends his time writing, while Bernie is a skilled
watercolor artist.
“With MS, you have to go with the flow,” says
Bernie. “We’re always looking for ways just to have fun.”
Sven and Bernie regularly visit Swedish’s MS
Center to monitor and treat their condition. The
couple shares the same physician — the Center’s
medical director, Jim Bowen, M.D. — and attend
a support group together, in which they find comfort
through connecting with fellow MS patients.
They also benefit from the robust physical
therapy program and exercise gym at the Center.
While medications and other treatments offer
some relief from their symptoms, both Couches
still dream of the day researchers find a cure.
“Since my diagnosis, I’ve asked the doctors
the same question: ‘When is there going to be a
cure?’,” says Sven. “Ten years ago, they weren’t
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sure. Today, they are far
more optimistic. A cure is
getting closer, and that’s
wonderful.”
About MS
The Couches are
among 2.5 million people
worldwide with MS — an
unpredictable disease of the
central nervous system that
essentially causes the body
to attack itself. The disorder
damages the myelin, or
protective material, that surrounds
the nerves, resulting
in an interruption or disordering
of the transmission of
nerve impulses. This
“short circuiting” causes
symptoms that vary widely from person to
person, but often include loss of vision, numbness
or tingling, weakness, loss of muscle coordination,
fatigue and cognitive impairment.
Explains Dr. Bowen: “With MS, a person’s
immune system attacks his or her own nervous
system. When it attacks, it causes damage to a particular
location and to multiple areas over time. MS
has more symptoms than any other disease.”
Just as symptoms vary, so does the frequency
of attacks. While one patient might experience
symptoms for a short period and then remain symptom-free
for months or even years, another patient
may have symptoms that steadily worsen over time.
Researchers aren’t sure what causes MS.
One theory is that a patient’s white-blood cells,
which are meant to fight infection or disease,
are misdirected to target and attack the body’s
own cells. These attacks are thought to cause
inflammation in the central nervous system,
which damages the myelin and, ultimately, the
nerves. Another theory is that MS develops in
genetically susceptible people as a result of an
environmental exposure in childhood, perhaps
a childhood virus.
Researchers do know that some people are
more susceptible to MS than others. For example,
the disease strikes women three times as often
as men and is most common among people of
Northern European descent.
It’s not entirely clear why, but the Pacific
Northwest has one of the highest rates of MS in
the world — about 12,000 cases, including about
8,000 cases in Western Washington. This means
about 1 out of every 125 people in our community
either has the disease, or has a parent,
child or sibling with the disease. Doctors think
the elevated rate of MS in our area might be due
to a combination of genetic predisposition and
environmental factors. The disease’s prevalence
here makes having a comprehensive local center
specializing in its treatment essential.
One of the most disheartening things about
MS is that it usually strikes people in their prime —
typically between the ages of 20 and 50, with 30
being the average age of diagnosis. “The impact
of this disease on society is significant because it
hits people during what would otherwise be their
peak earning years and at a time when many are
involved in building their families,” says Dr. Bowen.
The prognosis the newly diagnosed receive
can be difficult to hear: Within 10 years of the first
symptoms appearing, 50 percent of patients are
unable to carry out work or household responsibilities.
Within 15 to 20 years, 50 percent of
patients are unable to walk unassisted.
In addition to suffering from physical and
cognitive symptoms, many patients also struggle
with anxiety, depression and other emotional
issues as a result of their MS. Just as the disorder
affects nerves throughout their bodies, it also
impacts virtually every aspect of their lives.
Setting the benchmark for MS care
Swedish is already a national leader in treating
patients with MS. As part of the medical center’s
renowned Neuroscience Institute, which was established
in 2004, the Swedish MS Center offers a
multidisciplinary team of MS-specific caregivers,
including neurologists; neuro-ophthalmologists;
physiatrists; social workers; a psychologist; a speech
therapist; and vocational, physical, occupational
and cognitive-rehabilitation therapists. Because
of the impact of MS in the Northwest and Swedish’s
commitment to serve its community, plans were
made for a new, $7.8 million Center, which would
be one of the largest of its kind in the nation.
Construction on the facility began in November
2011, thanks to a generous outpouring of contributions
from the philanthropic community.
Bernadette
looks on as
Jim Bowen, M.D.,
medical director
of the Swedish MS
Center, tests Sven
for changes in
strength.
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FEATURE
Staff and patients alike have been eagerly awaiting
the new Center’s April 2012 opening. With the
additional space and resources, the number of MS
patients treated at Swedish is expected to triple,
to 6,000.
The new Center — spanning 11,700 squarefeet
with complimentary valet service for easy
access for those with limited mobility — consolidates
many of the services currently offered,
“The Center’s focus on aspects
other than medication, including rehabilitation
and wellness, provides us with comfort
and hope for a better future.”
Sven Couch
Swedish MS patient
including physical therapy, gym space and educational
classes. Before, patients often had to visit
multiple locations to fulfill all of their needs.
“[At the old Center], many of the components
we offered were dispersed throughout
the campus, decreasing efficiency and patients’
awareness of what programs were available to
help them,” says Dr. Bowen. “Having these com-
ponents combined under one roof makes it easier
to care for patients as an integrated team.”
At the new Center, patients have access to:
– Nationally recognized MS specialists and providers
for diagnostic and clinical care
– Exercise and physical-fitness programs
– Clinical research and clinical trials participation
– Educational resources for patients and families
– Psychological, emotional and social support
services
“Our team cares for and supports
the entire person: the physical needs, emotional
needs, vocational needs, financial
needs, spiritual needs and social needs,”
says Dr. Bowen. “The Center is a place to
provide care, offer resources and foster
community.”
According to Dr. Bowen, when most
people think of MS, they think of motor
dysfunction. But it’s the progressive mental
fatigue that often causes the most difficulty.
“Cognitive impairment can cause families
to be ripped apart, because the person isn’t
the person he or she used to be,” says Dr.
Bowen. “By far the best way to deal with
this is to have the patient work with specialists.
Someone with physical challenges
needs to see a rehab specialist, someone
with personal-relationship problems needs
to see a psychologist, someone with work
problems needs to see a vocational counselor,
and so on.”
One of several specialists patients
have access to at Swedish is Angeli Mayadev,
M.D., an MS-specific rehabilitation physician.
“My work focuses on patients’ symptom
management,” explains Dr. Mayadev.
“With certain patients, we work with
them from both a neurological perspective
and a rehabilitative perspective. Common
physical problems include mobility challenges,
leg spasticity and weakness. These
problems can be treated with [approaches
including] oral medicines, injections and
physical therapy. We have a team we work
with, including myself, that makes a treatment
plan specific to an MS patient’s needs
to improve his or her quality of life.”
The question the team focuses on
answering for each patient, says Dr. Mayadev,
is “What can I do to improve my ability
to continue doing what I want to do?”
Wellness and research are a focus
A highlight of the new Center is an expanded
wellness program — one of several services MS
patients won’t find elsewhere in the Northwest.
“Our MS Center is unique in that it really emphasizes
wellness — and by wellness, I mean people’s
10 IMPACT SPRING 2012

ability to live life well, despite having a chronic
illness,” says Dr. Bowen. “At Swedish, we believe
overall wellness encompasses the physical, mental
and social parts of a patient’s life.”
The new Center includes a gym that is outfitted
with exercise equipment specifically designed for
people with MS, including recumbent equipment,
power-assist devices, weight-suspended treadmills
and electrically stimulated machines. Exercise
instruction, including yoga and music-andmovement
classes, and nutrition guidance further
encourage healthy habits.
Additional personalized wellness services
include physical and rehabilitative therapy programs,
smoking-cessation counseling and classes,
and multiple support groups. An outdoor terrace
offers not only a peaceful respite space, but a
working therapy space with different terrain —
including grass, gravel and concrete — allowing
patients, protected by safety harnesses, to work
on improving their gait.
Another important component of the new
Center is research. Swedish already has a robust
MS research program — the largest in the Pacific
Northwest — with researchers currently participating
in 24 studies designed to improve the care
of people living with MS, including studies investigating
new treatments, new methods of diagnosis,
better ways of monitoring the disease and new
approaches to improve physical function. These
efforts can now be expanded, due to the Center’s
increased infrastructure dedicated to research, as
well as the greater number of patients it will treat.
“Research will be fully integrated into the new
Center,” says Dr. Bowen, noting that more studies
mean more patients will have early access to clinical
trials for new, potentially beneficial therapies.
Future plans for Swedish’s MS Center include
the introduction of a telemedicine program for
patients without access to Cherry Hill, and the
eventual addition of new staff members, such as
additional MS neurologists, a neuro-psychiatrist, an
educational specialist and a recreational therapist.
According to Dr. Bowen, Swedish currently has
three neurologists dedicated to MS, but the new
Center might eventually have as many as 10.
A team effort
For the Couches, the new MS Center promises
to continue offering them what Sven describes
as “a balanced approach to our wellness.” He says,
“The Center’s focus on aspects other than medication,
including rehabilitation and wellness, provides
us with comfort and hope for a better future.”
The team of caregivers the couple works with
at Swedish, adds Bernie, “has become like family.”
This sentiment isn’t surprising, given the passion
Swedish’s MS team brings to their work. “All
of us work hard every day because we want to help
people struggling with this debilitating disease,”
says Dr. Mayadev. “We want them to feel supported
by us.”
“The Couches are a really wonderful couple,”
says Dr. Bowen. “I’ve been struck over the years
by how well they have done, despite their physical
limitations. They’re very supportive of each other.”
He continues, “MS is a disease that lasts a
lifetime, until research advances to a point that
changes this. As a result, we’ve built a Center that
is not just a place to see your doctor, but a place
where the doctor is only a small part of a patient’s
visit. A true MS Center must be a place that
addresses every aspect of living with MS.” i
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Make an impact
The benchmark for excellence in MS care
To date, many people from our community have already joined together
to support the MS Center at Swedish, raising over $2.1 million for construction
and outfitting of the space. Now that we have our new “home”, we need your
help to raise the remaining $2.9 million to ensure that our wellness programs
and research projects continue to be among the best in the world.
Wellness
At Swedish, we want to support the physical, mental, and social well-being
of all our MS patients.
The MS Center exercise facility will have specialized equipment to help
patients maintain their best physical function with MS. This includes recumbent
equipment, power-assisted devices, weight-suspended treadmills and
electrically stimulated exercise machines.
Mental and social wellness are also critical to overall health for people with
MS. Several personnel roles in the Center will support patients in maintaining
full lives with MS, such as a recreational therapist, a vocational rehabilitation
counselor and social workers.
Research
Research is fundamental to providing world-class care for patients with MS.
Clinical trials offer patients early access to new and potentially beneficial therapies.
These studies help us find new methods of diagnosis, better ways of monitoring
the disease and improving physical function, and new treatments for MS.
The research support infrastructure in the Center will be expanded, including
the extensive MS patient registry, making Swedish an even more prominent
leader of MS research.
A gift in support of outstanding MS care will help ensure the optimal wellbeing
of patients and families affected by this disease. For more information
or to support the Center, please contact Kate Purcell, director, major gifts, at
(206) 386-3194 or kate.purcell@swedish.org, or click here to visit the Swedish
MS web site and learn more about the new Center and how your gift can help.
www.swedishfoundation.org 11

LEGACY
Achieving financial
and charitable goals with
a gift annuity
One-time employee
and devoted volunteer
makes gift to support
health-care excellence
at Swedish.
Swedish Legacy Partner Della
Ramsden chose to support her
hospital through a charitable
gift annuity.
Della Ramsden, a longtime Seattle resident, recently celebrated her milestone
90th birthday. While Della has been fortunate to enjoy good health and has
rarely visited the hospital as a patient, she does have a long relationship with Swedish.
You see, it was Swedish that brought Della to the Pacific Northwest from her birthplace
of Minnesota in July 1947.
When Della was attending the University of Minnesota, she saw an advertisement
that Swedish Hospital in Seattle was recruiting for medical positions. Eager
for a change of pace and new experiences, Della and three of her girlfriends decided
to pack up and drive cross country together in search of a new life.
She began her new chapter as a medical technologist in the pathology department
of Swedish Hospital, then located on Summit
Avenue. While she only remained for a few years, the
hospital kept a special place in her heart. Time passed,
and when she officially retired from a long career as
medical technologist in 1989, Della began volunteering
at the First Hill campus. Over the next 21 years she
worked in various positions, including patient escort
and the information desk.
In addition to her generous gift of time, Della also
decided to support her hospital by establishing a charitable
gift annuity, thus becoming a Swedish Legacy
Partner. Della’s financial portfolio included EE bonds
which were producing minimal income and that she
wanted to sell. The charitable deduction she received
from establishing the gift annuity offset the interest
income she recognized. Further, not only was she able
to receive a fixed income and security that she couldn’t
from bonds or the stock market, but she could support the institution that helped
change her life so many years ago. “I chose to give because I’ve always felt a part of
Swedish over the years. It’s what brought me to Seattle.”
We are grateful to have Della as part of the Swedish family. Her generosity will
help sustain Swedish’s ability to provide world-class, compassionate care to patients
in our community. i
Make an impact
Have you considered making a planned gift to Swedish? Legacy gifts can be funded with cash, securities, real estate, or other
assets, and can be crafted to achieve both your charitable and financial goals. When you make a legacy gift to Swedish, you are
making an investment in the future health of our community. To learn more about how
you can support Swedish through a planned gift, please call (206) 386-2738 or email
plannedgiving@swedish.org.
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Nihiazee’iil’ini: Our Medicine Man, 2011, created by local artist Garth Edwards, greets visitors in the third-floor lobby at the Swedish/
Edmonds campus thanks to a generous donation by the Silberman family. To read more about Swedish’s Art Endowment and the
role of art in healing, click here.
Honoring a legacy through art
Donated work reflects longtime physician’s love of family, medicine and the environment.
T
he legacy of the late Stanford (Stan) Silberman, M.D., a
physician at Stevens Hospital (now Swedish/Edmonds)
for nearly 30 years, was honored with the installation
of a commissioned piece of art at the Edmonds
campus in February 2012.
Dr. Silberman joined the staff at Stevens Hospital
in 1967, where his general surgery practice quickly
grew due to his marked dedication to his patients.
In 1974, Dr. Silberman took a leave of absence to
volunteer as a surgeon and general practitioner with
the Navajo Nation Health Foundation in rural Ganado,
Arizona. This unique experience only increased his
compassion and commitment to his patients when
he returned. “He simply loved being a doctor,” says
his wife, Sue. “He was a fine physician who looked forward
to caring for his patients every day — and many nights — at
this hospital.” Dr. Silberman became Chief of Surgery in the
early 1990s.
The Silbermans always had a passion for Northwest art; they
frequented galleries, exhibitions, auctions and lectures. When
The late Stanford (Stan)
Silberman, M.D.
looking for a way to honor her husband’s memory, Sue and her
daughters were drawn to the work of Garth Edwards, a noted
local artist with numerous public projects in the area. Edwards’
joyful steel sculptures made them smile, so the family
commissioned him to create a work to honor Dr.
Silberman’s life and his legacy with the hospital.
Sue Silberman enjoyed working with the artist,
and describes the end result as “a beautiful piece of a
contented doctor who loved family, medicine and
the environment.” She is also pleased the piece will
bring joy to the patients and staff at Swedish long into
the future, remarking, “Stan would have been happy
with the changes made by Swedish to preserve the
fine medical community [in Edmonds].”
Swedish is grateful to the Silberman family for generously
donating this meaningful piece of art, and is pleased to honor the
legacy of an important physician within the Edmonds community.
If you would like to contribute to the Swedish Art fund,
please contact Nancy Stoaks at nancy.stoaks@swedish.org or
call (206) 215-3256. i
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RIVKIN
friend. She lived her life for her faith and
family, and had a kind smile for everyone
she met. No one truly saw the depth
of her faith and courage until she fought
her final fight.”
Hope was purchased by the Paul family
shortly after Cathy lost her battle with
ovarian cancer. Looking for a meaningful
way to celebrate Cathy and create a legacy
to honor her, the Pauls named the filly
after Cathy, adding “Hope” to the name.
Recalling the emotions of the time, Darrin
Paul says, “We never could have imagined
the heartfelt parallels with Cathy and
Catherine Z’s Hope: a win and a win for ovarian cancer research.
Hope racing towards
the finish line
Meet Catherine Z’s Hope, a prize-winning thoroughbred
whose earnings help support the Rivkin Center.
T
he early morning air is damp and
the winter sun pierces the overnight
mist. Standing next to the rail you feel and
hear — rather than see — the racers as
they come around the corner. We are at
Emerald Downs to watch one of the most
unusual donors to the Marsha Rivkin
Center for Ovarian Cancer Research be
put through her paces.
Catherine Z’s Hope, known simply as
Hope, is a beautiful dark bay, five-year-old
thoroughbred filly with an impressive 2011
record: two wins and four second place
finishes from her first six starts. However,
in 2009, before even entering training,
the horse developed pleuropneumonia
which resulted in a collapsed lung. Her
prognosis for survival was not good,
much less for racing. But her team and
her owners, the Paul family, refused to give
up on her. How could they, for Catherine
Z’s Hope is named for a very special lady,
Catherine Z. DeMatteis, who fought a
courageous battle against ovarian cancer.
Tracie Paul remembers her mother, “as a
wife, mother, grandmother, daughter and
Catherine Z’s Hope and her team: Ben Root,
Hailie Paul, Hannah Paul, Tracie Paul, Darrin
Paul, Frank Lucarelli (trainer), the groom, and
Pedro Terrero (jockey).
Hope’s unrelenting will to live. None of
us thought she would ever race with all
the lung damage she had, but sometimes
the unexplained reinforces the faith to
never give up.” After her triumph over
her health issues, Hope ran her second
race ever on June 19, 2010 and took
third place.
The Paul family has dedicated 10
percent of Hope’s gross earnings to the
Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer
Research. Through her courage and determination,
Hope constantly reminds the
family of Cathy’s wonderful spirit; her
winnings ensure that the Rivkin Center can
continue its important work. As Darrin
Paul said in an interview with Washington
Thoroughbred magazine, “Hope is the
symbol for the Center and we feel blessed
to have the opportunity to do this and
maybe, just maybe, our filly Hope will
provide a good story for racing and will
benefit a great [cause].” i
Make an impact
Since its inception in 1996, the Rivkin Center has been a principle catalyst for national and international research efforts aimed at finding
solutions to ovarian cancer. In addition to funding research pilot studies and scholar grants to up-and-coming investigators, the Rivkin Center
conducts early-detection screenings for ovarian cancer and produces an internationally-attended research symposium on ovarian cancer every
other year. To learn more about the Rivkin Center, please contact Gaynor Hills, development director, at (206) 215-2204 or gaynor.hills@swedish.org.
14 IMPACT SPRING 2012

from the FOUNDATION
I am proud to report that in 2011, thanks to the generosity
of the individuals, foundations and businesses
listed on the pages that follow, Swedish Medical Center
Foundation set new fundraising records for the fifth
consecutive year for dollars raised, number of gifts received,
number of donors, and number of first time donors.
This amazing record of growth in philanthropic
support for Swedish, including $19.8 million in contributions
we received last year, is especially impressive
because it occurred during a time of continuing economic
challenges for our nation, region, community,
and, I am sure, for many of you.
Credit for this success goes to you, our generous donors, for the gifts you
made, large and small, and for the thousands of hours of volunteer time you
dedicated to our activities and events. On behalf of everyone at Swedish and at
the Foundation, thank you for all that you do.
Total giving for The Campaign for Swedish has reached $92 million and
we are drawing steadily closer to our initial Campaign goal of $100 million.
We expect to reach that goal sometime this year and, by the time the Campaign
is completed at the end of 2013, to have raised considerably more than that
amount to fund critical programs and activities at Swedish which benefit our
community.
Some of the important things that are being done with the funds we have
raised are described in this and previous issues of IMPACT. This list of additions
and enhancements to Swedish is remarkable, but there is another major
Campaign accomplishment that deserves mention in these pages because it
is probably of equal importance: working together, slowly and steadily, we have
nurtured a culture of philanthropy at and around Swedish.
In 2012, the fact that Swedish is both a world-class medical center and a
nonprofit health-care provider that must depend on philanthropy to remain a
vibrant resource for the next generation is much more widely understood than
it was a decade ago. In the current economic climate, with the challenges and
uncertainties that face our nation’s health-care system, this understanding, I am
certain, will be vitally important to Swedish’s future.
Building this awareness has been a constant goal for those of us who work
at the Foundation. Accomplishing this goal has involved the efforts of many
others, including the physicians, nurses and staff who work at Swedish, the
patients who come here for care, and, most of all, the loyal members of the
community who help us to get the word out about why this great institution
deserves the support of the community.
Again, thank you for your generosity and your belief in Swedish. I hope
that, with your continuing support, 2012 will be another record year for
philanthropy at Swedish.
On the pages that follow,
we gratefully acknowledge
the thousands of individual
and corporate donors who
gave so generously to
Swedish Medical Center in
2011. Thanks to each of you,
we are able to continue the
goal of making Swedish the
leading health care delivery
system in the region.
Our heartfelt thanks to you,
our partners.
Sincerely,
Don Theophilus
Executive Director, Swedish Medical Center Foundation and
Vice President, Development
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Donations by source
$19,805,347
2 011
Individual current gifts $ 8,723,983
Individual planned gifts $ 4,199,147
Foundations $ 3,484,738
Corporations/Organizations $ 2,651,771
Gifts in-kind
$
745,705
4 %
21 %
18 %
13 %
44 %
FOUNDATION
FINANCIAL RESULTS
*
Funds raised by service
Neuroscience $ 5,242,913
Heart $ 4,444,564
Cancer $ 2,630,525
Unrestricted $ 1,928,732
Marsha Rivkin Center $
1,463,672
Patient Care $
1,424,098
Community/Patient Assistance $
1,241,073
Women & Children’s
$
760 ,260
Medical and Nursing Education
$
582,800
Art/Other $
86,710
Philanthropic revenue comparison
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
$
19,805,347
$
19,381,128
$
17,474,045
$
14,678,254
$
14,032,542
$
10,122,808
$
11,146,872
16 IMPACT SPRING 2012
* Figures include all cash and new pledges received during fiscal year 2011.
NOTE: A formal audit of 2011 numbers has not yet been conducted.

OUR DONORS
Distinguished Visionaries
$2,000,000+
Robert M. and Patricia Arnold
Founders Circle Visionaries
$1,000,000+
Wayne and Anne Gittinger
The Norcliffe Foundation
Founders Circle Leaders
$500,000+
Anonymous (1)
John J. and Katherine A. Harnish
Richard and Betty Hedreen
Wanda Jankelson Foundation for
Health Care and Research
Mary Pigott
Jean and Robert* Reid
Founders Circle Partners
$250,000+
Joe Clark
Estate of Bernice Deehr
Estate of Gloria M. Congdon
Estate of JoAnn Q. Anderson
Estate of Mourine F. Staman
The Foundation for
Surgical Fellowships
Beau and Julie Gould
Hammes Company
John L. Locke Jr. Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. James Pigott
Jim and Janet Sinegal
Founders Circle Fellows
$100,000+
Chap and Eve Alvord
The Bernbaum Family
Wenie Din and James Bowen, M.D.
Dynacare, a LabCorp Company
Rosanne Esposito-Ross and
Louis Ross
Estate of David F. Beutel
Estate of Helen L. Ridean
Estate of Mercer Give Rhodes Jr.
Darel and Scott Harrison/
BarclayDean
Friend of the MS Center
The John C. & Karyl Kay
Hughes Foundation
Robin Erzinger Knepper
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Bruce and Jeannie Nordstrom
Northwest Hope and Healing
Foundation
The O’Donnell Foundation
Pacific Anesthesia – Edmonds
Physicians Anesthesia Service Inc. PS
In memory of Lori Pape
Radia Inc PS
David and Sandra Sabey and Family
Safeway, Inc.
Seattle Radiologists APC
Martin Selig
Skacel Family
T. Elliot and Erica* Springstead
Swedish Cherry Hill
Emergency Physicians
Janet and Doug True
Mrs. Patricia J. True
Mr. and Mrs. William L. True
Washington Dental Service
Foundation
Founders Circle Ambassadors
$50,000 – $99,999
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Andrew III
David and Nancy Auth
Bensussen Deutsch & Associates Inc.
Bentley Family Trust
Covidien
Eastside Emergency Physicians PLLC
Estate of Gladys M. Harrington
First Choice Health Network Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Guggenheimer
Hearst Seattle Media, LLC
Intuitive Surgical
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
The Lester & Bernice Smith
Foundation
Life Support Auxiliary
Chuck and Karen Lytle
Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Maron
and The Warren J. Razore Family
Foundation
Microsoft Corporation
The Moyer Foundation,
Karen and Jamie Moyer
Naviscan, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual – Seattle Office
PACCAR
The Tom and Brooke Pigott
Charitable Trust
Puget Sound Cancer Centers
Sandusky Radio Seattle
Seattle-King County
Dental Foundation
VHA
Wells Fargo
Founders Circle Benefactors
$20,000 – $49,999
Anonymous (2)
American Airlines
Apex Foundation,
Bruce and Jolene McCaw
Nancy and William Bain
Yvonne E. Belshaw
Butler Family Foundation
Ray Biggins Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Ivar W. Birkeland Jr.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Dr. Joseph and Barbara Buchman
Clear Channel Radio Seattle
Denali Advanced Integration
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Dunbar
Elekta, Inc.
Endo Pharmaceuticals
Epic Systems Corporation
Estate of Margaret A. Sylwester
Estate of Russell D. Smith
Dr. Rebecca Esterly and
Mr. Dustin Schneider
Swedish Medical Center Auxiliary/
First Hill
Edward, Eric, Rodney and
Craig Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Florence
Drs. Luba and Greg Foltz
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ford
Genentech Inc.
Frederick Goldberg and
Carolyn Lakewold
Dr. Ryder Gwinn and Eileen Gwinn
Dr. and Mrs. Rod and
Nancy Hochman
Jay and Mary Jayne Jones
Glenn Kawasaki
Jim and Lorna Kneeland
Ms. Dawn Lepore and
Mr. Kenneth Gladden
Mrs. Jermaine E. Magnuson*
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald
Medtronic Inc.
M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Sandra Norris and
Dr. Thomas Norris
The O.D. Fisher
Charitable Foundation
Pediatrix/Obstetrix Medical Group
Dr. and Mrs. John L. Petersen
Mr.* and Mrs. Riley W. Pleas
Premera Blue Cross
The Schuler Family Foundation,
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Schuler
Seattle Emergency Physicians
Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simonyi
Snoqualmie Tribe
SonoSite Inc.
Sophie L. Anderson Trust
The Starfish Group
Mrs. Lorna A. Stern
Stevens Hospital Auxiliary
Stryker Craniomaxillofacial
Swedish Edmonds
The Abe and Sidney Block
Foundation
Tri Film Productions, Inc.
University of Washington
Jean Baur Viereck and
Robert Leventhal
Dr. and Mrs. Darryl S. Wells
Founders Circle Sponsors
$10,000 – $19,999
Abbott Laboratories
Mr. and Mrs. Elias C. Alvord II
AtriCure, Inc.
Ballard Emergency Physicians
Treva and Glenn Barnhart, M.D.
Donna R. Benaroya
Bennett Bigelow & Leedom, P.S.
Eric and Gloria Bensussen
Dr. Jeremy S. Berman
Biogen Idec
Bill and June Boeing
Anita Braker and Dave Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Buckner
Budget Auto & Truck Wrecking
Burkhart Dental Supply
Dr. Russell Carlisle and
Dr. Susan Block
Mike and Mona Carter
Celgene Corporation
CellNetix Pathology & Laboratories
Chenta and Su Ling Chen
Dale Chihuly and
Leslie Jackson Chihuly
Dr. Nathaniel W. Clark
Al and Joan Clarke
CollinsWoerman
Cook Inc.
Catherine and Deane Cruze
Julie and Todd Czartoski, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Majdi Daher
Ms. Diane D’Arcangelo
Diane and Peter Demopulos, M.D.
Victor DiPietro Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dan D. Dixon
Dale and Shereen Doughty
Dr. and Mrs. Bassim Dowidar
Janet and Glenn Edwards
Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Einstein Jr.
Estate of Richard P. Smith
Mark and Sarah Everitt
Dr. Richard and Mrs. Deborah Ferse
Foster Pepper, PLLC
Mr. and Mrs. Harley V. Franco
Dr. Patricia Galloway and
Dr. Kris Nielsen
Dr. Lisa M. Garbrick
Ms. Juanita M. Garrison
Mahmood and Schelaine Ghassemi
John M. Gilberston Foundation
Mrs. Eileen H. Gilman
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Grundy
Harley Marine Services
Timmie and Jim Hollomon
Carmen Hudson, M.D. and
Guy Hudson, M.D.
Mrs. Jessica Jensen Hughes and
Mr. Thomas Hughes
David and Maureen Jaffe
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Kallas
Laura W. Kates, M.D.
Dara Khosrowshahi
Richard and Mary Anne* Kobylka
Michael Kopp
Jeff Battema and Ellen Kuo
Jean K. Lafromboise Foundation
Dr. Howard Lewis and
Linda McDougall Lewis
Byron and Alice Lockwood
Foundation
Marcel and Jane Loh
Michael D. Martin
Mary Kay McCaw
Betty and James McCurdy
Minor & James Medical
Mr. Donald Molitor
Mr. C. Eric Morse – Sales Result Inc.
Rosemary and James Munson
Tracy – The Munson Family
Foundation
David and Mette Naness
Drs. Shirley and David Newell
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Nordstrom Jr.
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Carroll B. Olson, M.D.
Onyx Pharmaceuticals
Julie and Gary E. Oppenheim, M.D.
Mrs. Rosemary W. Peterson
Purdue Pharma LP
Ms. Della L. Ramsden
Betty and Richard Rasmussen
Dr. Pavle Repovic and Dr. Lina Fine
Dr. Timothy M. Roddy
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Root
Ryan Hill Research Foundation
Schlanger Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Schulze
David Selander, M.D.
Dr. Benjamin Seo
Dr. Michael C. Shannon
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Simperman
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Sparling, Inc.
St. Jude Medical, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Todd A. Strumwasser
Swedish Thoracic Surgery
Mr. Scott Swerland
Mrs. Marilyn Trimm
Todd and Kristine Tucker
Tumor Institute Radiation
Oncology Group LLP
Ned and Joyce Turner
Ruth and William Vance
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Vassall II
Vertafore
Dr. Lara Wagner
Peggy and Bob Wilkerson
Summit Club Patrons
$5,000 – $9,999
Anonymous (4)
Ginger and Barry* Ackerley
Advisors Charitable Gift Fund
Alaska Airlines
Mr. Thomas Alberg and Ms. Judi Beck
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Anderson
Carol and Spike Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Angiuli
AstraZeneca LP
Kathleen and Ralph Aye, M.D.
Nicholas J. Bez
Bike the US for MS
Biosense Webster
Bizxchange
Boston Scientific Corporation
The Foundation makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of its donor lists and apologizes for any discrepancies. *Indicates a donor who has passed away.
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Mr. Lee Brei
Mr. Alec W. Brindle
Drs. David & Virginia Broudy
Dwight Call
Ms. Namchee Chan
Chateau Ste. Michelle
Vineyards & Winery
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cheney
Cochran, Inc.
Connell Cordova Hunter &
Gautschi, pllc
Bo and Jeanie Cornell
Dr. Betsey Cotter
Deborah A. Crabbe
Don and Karen Crowe
Jay and Inger Deutsch
DFine, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. David E. Dong
Eli Lilly and Company
Ms. Dellann Elliott
William O. & K. Carole Ellison
Foundation
Mr. Sven Ellstrom
Cindy and Eric Engstrom
Estate of Mae Eckstein
Estate of Robert H. Barnes
Everett High School
Save it or Shave it 2011
Dr. Alex Farivar
Vera S. Fiorito
Dr. Kari Fitzsimmons
David and Dorothy Fluke
Frauenshuh HealthCare
Real Estate Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fuhr
Ms. Lynda M. Gilman
GM Nameplate, Inc.
Bob and Renée Goodwin
The Gordon D. Sondland and
Katherine J. Durant Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William and
Cheryl Gossman
Grandmasters, LLC
Drs. Michael and Teresa Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Eric V. Haug
Mr. Luther D. Haugan
Dave and Bobbie Hinton
Robin Hirao-Otani and Doug Otani
Holland America Line Inc.
Steven and Elizabeth Huebner
Candace and Dean Johnson
Eileen M. Johnston, M.D.
Lily Jung Henson, M.D. and
John W. Henson IV, M.D.
Tom and Marsha Kauzlarich
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Kawamoto
Laird Norton Family Foundation
Allan B. Learned
Drs. Christine Lee and Eric Vallieres
Lyn and Doug Lee
Joan and Jim Lehl
Les Faeries Vertes
Rayburn Lewis, M.D. and
Elizabeth Upton, A.R.N.P.
Lynnwood Honda
MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions
The Mail Advertising Bureau Inc.
Manson Construction Co.
Teresa Mayberg, M.D. and
Marc Mayberg, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Mayers
Molly and James McCullough, M.D.
Iain and Melanie McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGill
MedAssets Supply Chain Systems
Medina Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meisenbach
Mr. Michael Melancon and
Mr. Glenn Johnson
Merck & Company Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. John Milne
Mark and Susan Minerich
Michael Miyauchi Foundation
Mr. John Montgomery and
Mrs. Amy Johnson
Mrs. Tracy Morris and
Mr. Shayne Stevenson
National Headache Foundation
NBBJ
Neurogesx
Linda Nordstrom
Orthopedic Physician Associates
Pacific Gynecology Specialists PC
Ms. Pamela C. Palagi
John L. Petersen II, M.D.
Ms. Carla Peterson
Point B, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Polik
The Polyclinic
PopCap Games, Inc
Proliance Surgeons
Public Hospital District No 2
Snohomish County, WA
Fleet C. Ratliff, D.D.S.
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Renouard
Mandy Risley Gandt and
Bradford Gandt
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. Saul E. Rivkin
Mr. David Robbins and
Mrs. Donna Haggerty-Robbins
Mr. Thomas Robertson and
Mrs. Marcelle O’Connell
Donald and Karin Root
Judy A. Soferman and
Marc S. Rosenshein, M.D.
Sasco
Seattle Nuclear Medicine
Sequoyah Electric, LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Siegel
Skacel Collection, Inc.
Stuart and Karen Sloan
Mr. Orin C. Smith
Spacelabs Healthcare
Spark Charitable Foundation
Frank P. Stagen
Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Strand
Cindy and Robert Strauss
Swedish Cancer Institute
Breast Surgical Providers
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Swofford
TEVA Neuroscience Inc.
Mr. Donald R. Theophilus
John and Mary Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Top
Towers Watson
Triage Consulting Group
The Triple Door
Drs. Jane Uhlir and
Donald Smith
United Healthcare
US Charitable Gift Trust
VECA Electric and
Communications, Inc.
Jeff and Kim Veilleux
Verdant Health Commission
Ral West and John Hardwick
Joseph and Sherry White
Sue Wilson Tabor
Gerda and Jean-Pierre* Wirz
Worker Bees, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Yates
Summit Club Contributors
$2,500 – $4,999
Anonymous (3)
Allergan
American Medical Response
Ambulance
Amgen USA
Mr. Robert A. Anderson
Animal Hospital of Maple Valley, Inc.
Ricardo and Sharon Arroyo
Mr. Lawrence Asher and
Ms. Marcia Dare
Audit and Adjustment Company Inc.
Heidi Aylsworth
Bank of America
Baxter
Baxter Healthcare Corporation
David and Barbara Beatty
Ben Bridge Jeweler
Dr. and Mrs. Paul C. Benz
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Berg
Mr. Michael Bernstein
Mr. Jared Bolt
Mr. John W. Branch
Mr. Ryan Brebner
Kevin and Elizabeth Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Brown
Dr. David Bruck
Dr. Anne M. Bucci
Drs. Claire L. Buchanan and
Paul J. Rasmussen
James M. Burkman
Rick and Charlotte Canning
Ms. Linda Carrol
Dr. Peter J. Casterella
CEP America – Emergency
Physician Partners
Dr. Andrew Chang
Dr. Janet K. Chen
Ms. Amy Q. Chinn
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chow
Ms. Jean L. Christ
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Chung
Citi
Milton Cohen and Family
Dr. Mark A. Cordes
Dr. Jennifer P. Coursen
Dr. Isiaah Crawford
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Crisera
Dr. Mark S. Cullen
Dr. Aditya Dash
Deloitte
DePuy Mitek, Inc.
Dr. Michael Doherty and Susan Foley
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Doran
Ms. Lauren Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dunn
Jim and Mary Dunnam
E.K. Riley Investments, LLC
Mr. Blake Eagle
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Echelbarger
Ms. Joan L. Elvin McAree
Mr. Glenn Eng
Ms. Katherine R. Enright
Dr. Miklavz Erjavec
Estate of Gretchen A. Mathers
Anthony Fan, M.D.
Ms. Folashade Fashokun and
Mr. Olusola Aluko
Mrs. Patricia P. Fearey
Lisa and Warren Fein, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Fell
Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Fisher
Mr. Roger H. Forbes
Mr. David Foster
Dr. Eleanor Friele and
Mr. Robert Friele
Dr. Mark P. Fritz
Dr. Ross Frohn
Richard and Barrie Galanti
Foundation
Pamela Gallagher Felt
Dr. Kunal Gangopadhyay
Dr. Sarah Garber
Dr. Benjamin J. Geiman
Genomic Health, Inc.
Marguerite George and
Mark McIntyre
GI Roundtable
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Gibson
Charles Goggio Jr.
Thomas and Ann Gores
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Granston
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hansberry
Martha E. Harris
Dr. Hannsjoerg Hasche-Kluender
Healthcare for Women
Dr. Carl Heath
Elizabeth Hebert,
Petunia Foundation
Dr. Lori Heller and
Mr. Keith Wintraub
Drs. Lee Hickok and Sharon Loomis
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Higgins
Hologic Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Marc D. Horton
HSC Acquisition, LLC
John N. Hsiang, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Humphreys
Robert and Nancy Hutnik
The Jackson Laboratory
Dr. Stephen Jacobs
Dr. Raymond F. Jarris Jr.
Dr. Craig Johnston
JustGive
Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Kaplan
Drs. Scott and Sharon Kelly
Drs. Stephen and Carol Knaup
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
KPMG LLP
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Krembs
Dr. Susan Kupferman and
Mr. Michael Raskin
John Koster, M.D. and Barbara Kusler
Hugh and Theresa LaBossier
Dr. Ritchie Larson
Dr. and Mrs. David S. Lavitt
Dr. Sean S. Lawler
Patty and Jonathan Lazarus
Dr. Betty Lee
Dr. Edmond Lee
Dr. Jennifer Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Lee
LeRoss Family Foundation
Drs. Karen Bohmke and Robert Levine
Dr. Janice C. Lew
Carla and Don Lewis
Dr. James Lieberman
LifeCell Corp.
Drs. Marilyn and William Likosky
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindal
Shannan and Brian Louie, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. V. Maxim Lucero
Lynn and Robert Lucurell
Luly Yang Couture
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Luvera Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lyman
Dr. and Mrs. Sundeep Malik
Randy Mann and Family
Dr. Kelvin Mar and
Dr. Michelle Benoit
Dr. Sheryl Marks
Dr. Jonathan S. Maron
Dr. Greg Marsh
Mr. Emmet Marshall and
Ms. Kelly Cornell
Mr. Thomas O. McArthur
Geeta and Chris McCormack
Camelia A. McReynolds
MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc.
Dr. Michael Melvin and
Ms. Cynthia Erler
Mercer
Pamela and Robert Miller
Dr. and Mrs. William S. Mondzac
Dr. Karla Mooers
Dr. Douglas Morgan
Mr. Russell Morgan and
Mrs. Raven Morgan
Moss Adams LLP
Janice Newell and D’Anne Bissell
Dr. William Nichols
Mrs. Sally A. Nordstrom
Dr. Chris Nunn
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Oberto
Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Brien
Pacific Medical, Inc.
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Pacific Northwest Fertility &
IVF Specialists
Mr. George E. Park
Dr. Paul Park
18 IMPACT SPRING 2012

Ms. Jean Patterson
Dr. Greg Paul
Dr. Greg and Glenda* Perkins
Ricardo Persegani
Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petschl
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Petterson
Pfizer Inc.
Physicians’ Institute For
Excellence In Medicine, Inc.
Pike Place Flowers
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Podell
Dr. Jason Pollard
Mike and Wendy Popke
Porcello Jewelers
Mr. Scott B. Redman
Regence BlueShield
Kristine Rinn, M.D. and Steve Rinn
Drs. James Rogers III and Pamela Kulin
Ross Family Childrens Trust
Mr. Joe D. Sabey
Dr. Jaime Sanchez
Dr. and Mrs. George A. Sarantinos
Dr. Yuko Schmitt and
Mr. Michael Schmitt
Bobbie Severson
Dan and Kirsti Sheeran
Dr. and Mrs. Grant I. Shibuya
Dr. Michelle Sinnett and
Mr. Michael Sinnett
Skyway Luggage Company
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J. Smith
Ms. Rita M. Smith
Dr. Richard W. Solazzi
Dr. Tanya Sorensen and
Mr. Justin Coughlin
Manuela M. Sousa, M.D.
Starlight Starbright
Children’s Foundation
Stickney Research
Dr. Miriam Stone
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Stout
Dr. Marta Strutynska
Mr. John Galbraith and
Ms. Nancy Stumvoll
Ms. Heather Sullivan
Swedish Parking Services
Marilyn and Marion Szczepaniak
Darcy Thompson and Darrell Howe
Ttf Aerospace, LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Tupper
Dr. Joshua Uffman
Dr. Manninderdip Uppal
US Bank
Drs. Sandra and Peter Vermeulen
Mrs. Gilberte A. Volpe
WA State Chapter of APDA
Friends of Swedish Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Waterman
Westlake Associates, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wexler
Dr. Deborah Williams
John and Mary Wilson Foundation
Mr. Bruce Greek and Ms. Janin Wilson
Wipliance
Dr. Ian H. Wright
William and Carol Wurts
Dr. Sang Yi
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Zilberstein
Dr. Adam H. Zivin
Summit Club Members
$1,500 – $2,499
Anonymous (3)
The 5th Avenue Theatre
Nancy and Craig Abramson
Advanced Health Media
Jason and Katie Albert
James and Margaret Allison
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Altaras
Hobie and Susan Alter
Andersen Construction Company
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Andersen
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Anderson
Mr. Tom Anderson and
Ms. Rita Corbin
Justin and Maggie Angle
Aon Consulting
Applied Medical
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Arildson
Ms. Angela Ashe
Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Ashton
Eric and Jessica Aslakson
Dr. Nancy Auer and Randal Houtz
Alan and Terry Axelrod
Mr. Daniel A. Bailes
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bain
Lois Barner
Ms. Deed M. Barrett-Chase
Jessie and Gerald Beltran
Ms. Karla Beyer
Ms. Teresa V. Bigelow
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Billharz
Dr. Richard Billingham and
Ms. Judith Folks
Bishop Fleet Foundation
Janice Bishop, M.D.
Mr. Gregory N. Bloom
Blue Jay Consulting, LLC
Mr. Robert S. Blumberg and
Dr. Barbara Walkover
Maralyn and Jack Blume
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Boudousquie
David and Lynn Boyd
Herbert M. Bridge and Edie Hilliard
Dale Broughton
Mr. and Mrs. Denis O. Brown
Clint and Jodi Burwell
Callison Architecture
Drs. Michael Kimmey and
Cynthia Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Canas
Cardinal Health Clinical
Technologies and Services
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Carlin
Ms. Karin L. Carmassi
Chef Doug Nishimura/
Manhattan Catering
Howard and Judy Chermak
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clancy
Paul and Carolyn Clark
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Corwin
Mr. Mark Craemer and
Ms. Dena Johnson
Joyce and Scott Cutler
Daniel’s Broiler
Robert and Frances Davidson
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Patricia L. Dawson, M.D., Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard and
Constance DelMissier
Mr. Robert Devine and
Ms. Karen Edgerton
Division 9 Flooring
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dodd
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Dodobara
Janette and Dick Dolmseth
Maggie and Bill Dorsey
Mr. Brian Duchin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dupar Sr.
Jane Eagle and Donald Cable
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Elgin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ellison
Gloria and John Evans
John Rhys Evans
Evergreen Professional
Recoveries, Inc.
Jay Fathi, M.D. and
Joelle P. Thirsk-Fathi, R.N., M.S.N.,
A.R.N.P.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Fenning
Dr. Mehmet Fer and Vicky Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Ferullo
Gregg and Heather Ferullo
Ms. Jennifer Field
Tommer Peterson and Elizabeth Flett
Dr. Lisa Florence and
Hank Florence
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Fonnesbeck
Forest Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Foss Maritime Company
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Frink Jr.
Mr. Steve Gattis and Ms. Sue Nevler
Mrs. Natalie Gendler
Nancy Giunto and Charles Streamer
glassybaby, LLC
Ms. Catherine E. Gleason
Gly Construction, Inc.
Dr. Kathleen S. Goetz
Mrs. Jacquelyn M. Goldfarb
Sara and Jed Gorden, M.D.
Donald G. Graham Jr.
Ms. Gloria J. Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Josef E. Gray
Dr. Martin Greene and Toby Saks
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Grinzel
Shelly and Lewis Guterson
Mr. Michael E. Guy
Mr. Kenneth A. Hamm
Harbor Square Athletic Club
Mrs. Betty K. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. O. Harris
Mrs. D. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Harrison
Ed and Trudy Hatch
Mr. Chris Herbig
Hermanson Company
Dr. Matthew Hill
Ms. Ruth Hill
Ward and Cristin Hinger
Hippogriff Charitable Lead Unitrust
Ms. Margaret N. Hitchcock
John and Shelley Holmes
Patricia and Larry Hopkins
Ms. Susun L. Hosford
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Howell
Frederick Hsu and Joyce Chang
IKON Office Solutions
Dr. David Inadomi and
Dr. Carol Cornejo
IOD Incorporated
J. Garner Home
J. Rankin Jewelers
J.E. Dunn Construction Company
Mr. Alan Jarvimaki
Ms. Elaine H. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Johnson
Shilo Markegard
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley P. Karr
Dr. Mitchell Karton and
Ms. Ann Gardner
Rebecca and Kji Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Kenan
Barbara and Jim Kenney
Lynn and Timothy Kepl
Moise and Vera Khahrallah Fund
of Triangle Community Foundation
Calvin and Maureen Knight
Dr. Kevin Kogut
Ms. Lizbeth Kono
Jay Kreissl and Maureen Kearney
Ms. Cheryl Lanzinger
Andrew and Donna Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lewis
Henry Y. Li, M.D.
Lex Lindsey and Lynn Manley
Dr. Anthony Lo and
Dr. Susan Scanlan
Mr. Richard W. Lockhart
Loomis Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lootens
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Lowinger
Ms. Kim Lyford Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Madden
Mrs. Caroline Mancini
Mr. and Mrs. John and
Mary Ann Mangels
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Maples Sr.
Ron and Lori Marquardt
Mr. Brice Massey
Charmaine Massong
Tom and Carolee Mathers
Matrex Exhibits
Gerry and Barbara Maurer
Matt and Susan Maury
Mrs. Betty J. McConkey
Kirby and Diane McDonald
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. McGee
Jon McKenzie
Paul and Darlene McTaggart
Metropolitan Grill
Michael Rosenberg Photography
J. Heath Miller, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Miller Jr.
Stan Minor
Michael Miyauchi Foundation
Elizabeth and Stephen Morris
Nama’s Candy Store
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nathane
Dr. Kay Neal and Mr. Joe Neal
Judy and Steve Niver
Mr. and Mrs. Hossein Nowbar
Mrs. Beatrice Nowogroski
Marianne Oelund
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Keefe
Pacific Vascular Incorporated
Passport Health Communications
Curtis and Amy Peck
Pepsi Beverages Company
Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Perry
Drs. Patricia Brand-Peters and
Michael Peters
Marcia Peterson
Picis, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alex Polson
Puget Sound Gastroentenology
Katherine Purcell
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh W. Rabel
RAD Technology
Medical Systems, LLC
William, Nina, Colby, and
Zachary Ramsey
Dale P. Reisner, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Remington
Resource Corporation of America
Mr. and Ms. Richard J. M. Rorem
Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Ross
Ms. Mandy Rowe
Judy and Fred Rupert
Rural/Metro Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Ryan
Ms. Mary Anne Schefe
Jack Schenker Charitable Trust
Stanley R. and Frances Roth Schill
Foundation
Kris and Mike Schroeder
Barbara Schulte
Seattle Genetics, LLC
Securitas Security Services
Susanne and Bernie Seidel
Patricia and Richard Settle
Tracey and Kent Seymour
Margaret Sherman
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Short
Siemens Medical Systems Inc.
Sisters of Providence
Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. Smith
Charles E. Smith
Hal Smith
Sound Women’s Care PS
Antonio Sponza
Stuart and Kathryn Steadman
Karen and William Steele
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Stewart
Dr. Jeffrey Stolz and
Timothy O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stone
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stroh Jr.
Suncadia Resort &
Prospector Golf Course
Surgical Associates of Edmonds
Swedish Edmonds
Birth and Family Clinic
Mr. and Ms. Allen E. Symington
Synthes (U.S.A.)
Ms. Ina G. Tateuchi
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Family members of Lisa Ryan Thompson served as Honorary Chairs of
the 10th Anniversary Fisher Family & Friends Auction.
Fisher Family & Friends Auction:
A record-breaking evening for the
Rivkin Center
On November 5, 2011, over 500 guests gathered at the
Hyatt Regency Bellevue for an inspirational evening to benefit
the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research.
The event was especially jubilant as it featured Lucia Neare’s
Theatrical Wonders. The artists danced, sang, and interacted
with guests throughout the evening, adding an extra
touch of beauty, festivity and delight.
Led by the family of Lisa Ryan Thompson, our Honorary
Chairs, and our event committee headed by Gloria Bensussen,
Kim Fisher, Scott Swerland and Joe White, this special 10th
anniversary celebration raised more than $1.12 million, a recordbreaking
evening for the Rivkin Center. Once again, guests
were inspired and motivated by a very generous gift from
the Wanda Jankelson Foundation for Health Care and Research,
which pledged $500,000 to match money raised by the event.
A special thank you to our 10th anniversary sponsor, SRi,
and to our other top sponsors: BDA; BizXchange; William O.
& K. Carole Ellison Foundation; Edward, Eric, Rodney and
Craig Fisher; Lytle Enterprises; Lois and Benjamin Mayers;
MCM; Seattle Sun Tan; and Sequoyah Electric, LLC.
In addition to the moving tribute from the family of Lisa
Ryan Thompson, guests were also priviledged to hear from
our 2011 Courage for Life Honoree, Susun Hosford. A 10-year
ovarian cancer survivor, Susun gave an inspirational speech
about her personal journey and her involvement on the Board
of the Rivkin Center. As a planned giving donor to the Rivkin
Center, Susun was delighted to share her story and also her
reasons for making the Rivkin Center part of her estate plans.
Each year, the Fisher Family & Friends Auction and the
SummeRun & Walk for Ovarian Cancer raise money that forms
the cornerstrone of the Rivkin Center’s investments in ovarian
cancer research. In just 10 years, the auction has raised more
than $5 million, and the SummeRun more than $4.5 million
over the course of 17 years. We are grateful to the many thousands
of donors who have participated in these events.
We hope you will join us for our next auction as we celebrate
on November 9, 2012 at the Hyatt Bellevue. The SummeRun
will be held July 22, 2012. For more information visit
www.rivkin.org or call (206) 215-6200.
20 IMPACT SPRING 2012
The Fearey Group, Inc.
John A. Thomas
Mr. John Thomas and
Ms. Marley Christianson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Titcomb
Ms. Melissa A. Tizon
James O. Travis Family
UNICO Properties, Inc.
United Collection Service Inc.
University Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Sean and Tracy Updegrove
Urology Northwest PS
Dr. Katherine VanKessel
Dr. Curtis F. Veal
Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Vincent
W Seattle
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Gordy Wahl
Mr. and Mrs. Wilf T. Wainhouse
Erika and Alex Washburn
Webmedx, Inc.
Mary Weiss, M.D. and Tom Linde
Wentworth Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Wieringa
Mrs. Mary K. Wilson
The Wolff-Gee Family
Mr. Tom Wood
Dr. and Mrs. Robin V. Woodland
Worldwide Peak,
A Divison of Neohealth
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wynecoop
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Zabel
$1,000 – $1,499
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Aakervik
Mrs. Shawna R. Ader
Lon Alexander
Mrs. Nancy Alvord
American Health Technologies, Inc.
Tim and Jacqueline Antilla
Drs. Christopher Appleton and
Marcia Ko
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Arensberg
Arizona Biltmore
Robert and Traci Arron
Captain Charles I. Ashbaugh
Mr. Larry W. Atkinson
Kristen Austin, M.D. and Mark Kuiper
Joe and Karyn Barer
Ms. Barbara A. Barton
Beecher’s Handmade Cheese
Ron and Gail Behar
Mr. Kenneth M. Bellgardt
Josh Beloff and Eva Corets
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Benezra
Ms. Julie D. Bennett
Mr. Richard D. Bergmann
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Bethel
Bio Clean
Drs. Garrison Bliss and Suzanne Wu
Mr. and Mrs. Randy W. Boettcher
Mr. Brian Bolt
Ms. Barbara B. Bradley
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Brandabur
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Bray
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brighton
Ryan and Alana Broderson
Colleen and Matt Bromen
Estate of Dr. Walter S. Brown
Ms. Carolyn J. Burrows
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cabe
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Call
The Capital Grille
John and Beverly Carey
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Carnevali
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Carver
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Casino
Mr. Andrew Chen
Mr. Robert J. Chicoine
Mr. Constantinos Christofilis
Ms. Joyce Y. Chui
Dr. Robin Cole and David Stinebaugh
Dr. and Mrs. Clark S. Coler
Scott and Lynda Corcorran
Ms. Marilyn Corets and
Mr. Adam Mihlstin
David Crossgrove
Ms. Mechelle Bush and
Ms. Lynn Crowley
Margaret Curtin and Jim Wilder
Diane Daggatt
Ms. Judy L. Davido
Mrs. Irene M. Day
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Debly
Delaney Dechant
Design 10301/Jarbo
Dr. Dorcas Dobie and
Mr. Jerald Radich
Mrs. Mary K. Dowell
Dr. Charles Drescher and
Ms. Robin Foster-Drescher
Christi and Robert Dudzik
Mr. and Mrs. William Duff
Dr. Lisa Erlanger and
Mr. Jeffrey Coopersmith
Estate Of Margaret Ethel Eims
Mr. Donald Etsekson
Dr. Michael Failla
A. Kristine Fellrath
Ms. Cora L. Fields
Mr. Thomas Fish
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Fisher
Mrs. Adrienne R. Fleischmann
Forest Marketing Enterprises, Inc
Tony Formo
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fortune
Ms. Lisa Foss
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Fox, Ph.D.
Freestone Capital Management
Charitable Foundation
Genzyme
Ira and Courtney Gerlich
Ms. Katharyn A. Gerlich
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Giuntoli
Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Gold
Mrs. Joan Goodwin
Douglas Grier, M.D.
Ms. Suzanne M. Grubb
Helen Gurvich
Mr. and Mrs. Jon K. Hahn
Hammerquist Studios
Mr. Robert D. Hammond Jr.
Lawrence and Hylton Hard
Renee and Josh Herst
Ms. Kathleen Higgins and
Mr. Patrick Jenny
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hill
Mr. Robert Hill
Rod and Toni Hoffman
Rod and Shirley Holland
Ms. Sandra Horbach and
Mr. Steven Skoler
Mrs. Susan E. Hovis
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hutchinson
Mr. Bruce A. Hyatt
Garrett and Rachel Hyman
Intentional Images
InVentiv Health
Irwin Family Farm
Mr. Clark A. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Len Jordan
Doug and Anne Julien
Steve Juno
Steve and Mary Kastenholz
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Ms. Erin Flachsbart
Ms. Sigrid I. Flatness
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fleming
Ms. Roberta G. Flohr
Miss Maria Flores
Mr. Stephen D. Forman
Ms. Leah Foss
Charlotte and Eugene Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Foster
Mr. Robin B. Fox
Traca Fragomene and Jocelyn Ungar
Ms. Karen Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Freiermuth
Stan and Cindy Freimuth
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Friedman
Ms. Catherine L. Fugman
Mr. Joe Fuller
Terry Fuller
Ying P. Fung
Mr. Donn Gabrielson
Galen Wilson Properties LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Gallagher Jr.
Mr. Travis Galloway
Ms. Annabaker Garber
Ms. Elizabeth C. Gates
Dan Gatien
Bert and Judy Geiger
Mr. Marc Gelormino
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gentzen
Mr. Dan George
Ms. Helene C. Geraci
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gerity
Ms. Kerrin Gibbons
Mr. Drew Giblin and Mr. Gerald Tebo
Mr. Joe Gifford
Dr. and Mrs. David A. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Gilbert Jr.
Mr. Jason Gilbreatdh
Mr. and Ms. Findley Gillespie
Mr. Ari Gilmore
Ms. Christine Glastonbury
Ms. Rachel Glauberman
Mr. Dennis Glavin
Kristi A. Glaze
Ms. Suzan W. Glueck
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gohl
Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Goldstein
Dr. Richard Goodfried and
Ms. Mary McCauley
Ms. Jennifer A. Goodwin
Ms. Margaret Gordon
Mr. Don Gorlick
John Gose
Ms. Gail M. Gosselin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gough
Mr. Herbert M. Gould
Angela Gove
Ms. Laura B. Gowen
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham
Grand Event Rentals
Grand Hyatt Seattle
Mr. M. Steven Grappo
Ms. Jennifer A. Graves
Kristi Gray
Ms. Linda S. Gray
Mr. Robert W. Gray
Jenny Green
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Greenbaum
Greenlake Plastic Surgery
Greenland Inc.
Mr. Stan Gregg
Mr. Kent Gregory
Fred and Margaret Grimm
Ms. Anne S. Gross
Ms. Gila Grunschlag
Mr. James Gudger
Ms. Kristi Guin
Ms. Felicia Guity
Joan and Arthur Habu
Pat Hackett and Mark Houtchens
Jackie Haggerty
Ms. Kjersti R. Hagman
John and Jane Hall
Mr. Kenneth Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Halleran
Mrs. Laura S. Halliday
Ms. Juliet Halloran
Ms. Theresa Halloran
Ms. Rosaline Hampton
Richard and Lisa Hankins
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanlon
Ms. Elizabeth Hanna
Mr. and Ms. Neal Hansen
Ruth and Charles* Hansing
Ms. Ellen Harbison
Dawn Hardley
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harper
Kerry Harpster
Janet Harrington
Ms. Cynthia M. Harris
Dr. Victoria Harris
Ms. Lisa A. Harstedt
Maureen Hartman
Mr. Charles R. Harvey
Ken and Cathi Hatch
Kim and Vince Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hawk
Stacia N. Hayes
Ms. Jody Haynes
Carole Heath
Heather Quintans Photography
The Heathman Hotel
Nancy S. Heermans
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Record number
of donors who invested
in Swedish in 2011
14,717
Total of last year’s largest gift
$3,288,581
Total of last year’s
smallest gift
2,029
gave exactly
donors
$1
$100
Every gift,
no matter
the size, makes
a difference
in the lives
of Swedish
patients.
Swedish Medical Center
Foundation is grateful for
every gift we receive because
each gift is an invest
ment in the health of our
community. Annual gifts of
all amounts are pooled together
to make a big impact
on the programs and projects
that directly affect our
patients.
Gifts made to Swedish
through the end of 2013 count
towards The Campaign for
Swedish. The Campaign
supports programs, physicians
and services that have
the biggest impact on our
ability to provide the most
advanced, quality and safe
care to our patients.
We are grateful for your
partnership.
Ms. Joyce Heiser
Stein Helgesen
Ms. Jan Hendrickson
Ralph and Gail Hendrickson
Laurie and Benton Hendrix
Mr. Dan M. Hennessee
Mr. Mark J. Henning
Mr. Doug Henrikson
Mr. Todd Henry
Mr. Donald H. Herak
Mr. Donald H. Hermanson
Jean Hernandez
Kathleen Herrold
Ms. Sara Higgins
High 5 Pie
Stewart and Linda Hill
Ms. Julie K. Hillers
Mr. Robert Hinck and
Ms. Susan Kostick
Shannon Hoffer
Jan and Randall Holbrook
Ms. Lois V. Holm
Shan Pei J. Hong
Hoodsport Winery Inc.
Ms. Marsheia J. Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Hoppe
Mr. Richard D. Horton
Hotel Deca
Hotel Max
Hotel Murano
Mr. Dean House
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Howes
Mrs. Virginia S. Howse
Brian and Pamela Hughes
Mr. Brant Hunsaker
Hunter Partners, LLC
Ms. Suzanne M. Hunter
Laura and Richard Hupf
Mr. Clay C. Hutchinson
Hyatt Regency Hotel – Bellevue
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Iaci
Professor Margaret Imber
Tim and Michelle Inama
Mr. Joseph Incrocci
Mr. Robert J. Inshetski
Instrumentarium/Burkhart Dental
International Union of
Operating Engineers Local 302
Ms. Elise C. Irwin
Ms. Lori Irwin
Ms. Rhonda L. Jack
Jerry and Laura Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jacobs
Mr. Elliot Jaffee
Ms. Jana Jansen
Janssen Pharmaceutica Products
Douglas B. Jaquez
Mr. Craig Jelinek
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mills
Mrs. Eva Y. Jensen
Ms. Cari Johnson
Ms. Catherine A. Johnson
Mr. Colin K. Johnson
Dakota Johnson
Glenda Johnson and Dave Knoyle
Ms. Therese K. Johnson
Ms. Mary Kaye Johnston
Ms. Melanie Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Jonas
Mr. and Mrs. Roddis S. Jones
Julia’s Restaurants
Canliss and Tom Junor
Rochele Kadish
Kathleen Kaiser
Mr. John Kandior
Linda and William Kaufman
Mr. Thomas W. Keane
Cindy Kearney
Mrs. Cynthia A. Kearney
Ms. Kathleen A. Keefe
Bruce and Barbara Keithly
Mrs. Debra Kelley
Ruth C. Kelley
Kenmore Air Harbor Inc.
Ms. Jan Kennedy
Jeff and Antonia Kerney
Mr. Jon Kerwin
Mr. William P. Ketcham
Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Keyes
Michal and Danny Khen
Svetlana Khristoforova
Mr. Ken Kido
Soon Kon Kim
Mr. Jacob King
Mrs. Joan Kinzer and
Mr. James Irwin
Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Kippes
Mr. Robert Kirkman
Ms. Molly B. Kledzik
Marvin and Roberta Klopstad
Knit For Life
Alla Komissarchik
Hoon Kong and
Sonja Knezevic-Kong
Mr. Vang Kongsaeng
Mr. Steve Kono and Family
Ms. Sarah Kontopoulos
Ms. Claire Kopp
Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Kostuch
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Kotkins Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kraiss
Mr. and Mrs. Monte L. Krog
Ms. Toni S. Kubly
Mr. and Mrs. Darin Kudrna
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Kumasaka
Cantor Bradlee Kurland and
Ms. Sandy Samuel
Ms. Laura Lahm
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lamoree
Ms. Mona C. Lang
Dr. Brian C. Lange
Tracy Larson
Mrs. Barb Leahy
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee
Mr. Heejin Lee
Mi Jung Lee
Mr. Jeff Lehl
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leidig
Ms. Nancy Lemieux
Sarah and Avery Lendernan
Mrs. Katie Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Leppert
Mr. Stan Leszynski
Michele and David Levesque
Dr. and Mrs. B. Richard Levinthal
LG Consulting Services
Madeline and Chris Liddicoat
Tracie Lievense and Lisa Serna
Mr. Glenn M. Light
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Liljebeck
Amanda Lin
Michelle Lin
Ms. Molly K. Linden
Mrs. Frances M. Lindquist
Dr. and Mrs. Brian J. Livingston
Ms. Teresa M. Lockridge
Sally Loeser
Mr. Henry R. Loew
Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter Logan
Ms. Mary Logan
Jack and Chris Loos
Ms. Cynthia L. Love
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Lovsted III
Lovsted Family Foundaton
Mr. Paul Lowber
Rick Lubkeman
Ms. Karina Lugo
Mr. George Luksetich
Mr. and Mrs. David O. Lund
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lund
Ms. Elizabeth Lusby
Lutheran Womens Missionary League
Mrs. Susan Lynch
Julianne Lynch-Daniels
Ms. Kristyn M. Maddox
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Malakoff
Mr. Lewis Malakoff and
Ms. Michelle Feder
Dr. Judith Malmgren
Maritime Pacific Brewing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Marker
Mrs. Tracie Markley
Mrs. Evelyn Marlow
Christina Marshall and
Rochelle Mitchell
Mr. Aaron Martin
Mr. James E. Martin
Karen Martin
Kiki and Wayne Martin
Mr. Pascal Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Maslevikov
Ms. Kristie L. Matulovich
Mr. Richard Maturi
Ms. Melinda Maxwell
Mayflower Park Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Mazzola
Lucy Mbugua
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCleskey
McCormick & Schmick’s –
Lincoln Square
Sandy McCullough
Ms. Joanne L. McDaniels
Ms. Katherine M. McFarland
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. McGilvray
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McGinnis
Ms. Wanda McKay
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. McKenzie
Ms. Holly McKinley
Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. McLean
Ms. Deb McQuade
Mr. Jerry McShurley
Dr. Steven J. Medwell
Ms. Harriet Meier
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Merlino
Ms. Joan Merrill
Mary Meteyer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mezistrano
Mr. Will Miceli
CW Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Midgley
Ms. Tamara Milandin
Dr. Wandra K. Miles
Ms. Rachelle M. Mileur
Mill Creek Country Club
Dr. and Mrs. Juan Millan
Mr. Arnold I. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl and Elsie Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miller
Ms. Shirley A. Miller
Lyndsay Mills-DeBoer
Mr. Bernie M. Minsk
Ms. Sonja Montgomery and
Ms. Margaret Kearney
Mrs. Barbara Mooers
Charles Moore
Cori Moore
Sherrie Moore
Tom and Carol Moore
Mr. Samuel J. Moreau
Di Morgan
Ms. Elizabeth Morgan
John Morgan
Mrs. Jo Ann Morken
Ms. Margery E. Morrell
Mr. Karl Mosch
Joli Mosier
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Moss
Michael Mudjer
Mr. Dennis Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Muscatel
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nakamura
Ms. Shani Neamen
Jodi and Rick Negrin
Mary and Donald Neifert
Ms. Donna L. Nelson
Marty and Melissa Nelson
NetVU
Margaret Neudorfer
Gary and Georgia Newbury
Mr. Lee Newkirk
Ms. Ann L. Newton
David and Denise Nichols
Mr. Eric Nicholson
Mr. Santo Nicosia
James Nida and Annelliott Willis
Mr. David Niekerk
Ms. Kris J. Nilsson
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Noble
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Mr. Donald E. Nolte
Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Nolte
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Nonis
Nuckols-Keefe Family Foundation
Mr. Doug Nunemaker
NW Dermatology &
Skin Cancer Clinic
Ms. Penelope V. Nyder
Ms. Patricia M. O’Brien
Ms. Alyssa A. Ochsner
Ms. Jan M. O’Daniels
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Ohrt
Ms. Carol V. Olason
Christine and Oley Oliver
Ms. Carolyn J. Olsen
Glenna Olson
Ms. Robin J. Olson
Ms. Catherine O’Neil
Mr. Julius Orsucci
Ortho-McNeil Inc.
Steve Ouellette
Pacific Northwest Masonry &
Design LLC
Ms. Emily Palisoc
Pande Cameron
Mr. Jose E. I. Panganiban
Papa John’s Pizza
Ms. Allison Parker
Walt and Jackie Parkhurst
Ms. Patricia A. Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Parry
Ms. Pallavi Patel
Mr. Steven Payment
Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Payment
Ms. Julie Peck
Janna Pekaar
Janice and Jay Pendergast
Ray Perdue
Mr. Gilbert D. Perez
Scooter and Helen Perrenot
Beverly Petchonka
Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Petersen
Ms. Linnea Peterson
Ms. Kimberly Petram
Ms. Caroline A. Pfeil
Ms. Leslie D. Pim
Mrs. Jill Piscatella
Pat and Laurie Plaza
Ricca and Billy Poll
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pollnow Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pollock
Ms. Mary J. Poppe
Loretta and Carl Poschman
Mr. Trevor A. McC. Potter
Scott Powers
Ms. Jan Prindle
Domenic and Pamm Prinzivalli
Mr. Mark Protus
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pruzan
Puget Sound Bank
Mr. Ricardo V. Quiboloy
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rabel
Ms. Janis K. Radtke
Alice and Seamus Ragan
Gurubaljeet Rai
Mr. Udai Raj
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Randklev
John and Meg Rankin
Ms. Anne M. Redman
Jim, Holly and Carson Reed
Ms. Margaret L. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell L. Reed
Mr. Scott P. Reese
Anita and Arny Reich
Mrs. Linda Reichenbach
Kathleen Reid
Tamra Reinertsen
Mr. Chad Remmers
Ms. Kelly Rench
Mr. Robert G. Resta
Ms. Susan Reynolds and
Mr. Jerry Hagen
Ms. Lee Rhodes
Ms. Melody S. Rhodes
Rice Fergus Miller, Inc.
Nancy and Paul Richards
Rich’s For The Home
Ms. Kim A. Richter
Ms. Katherine Ridge
Ms. Tanya B. Riebeling
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rimkus
Ms. Melissa Rivkin and
Mr. David Cohanim
Mr. Thomas Ro
Elizabeth and Jonathan Roberts
Mr. Marty Roberts
Mr. Alan Robertson
Mr. Frederic M. Robinson III
Ms. Laura Robinson
Ms. Lucia A. Robinson
Heather Rock
Mr. Glenn Rockowitz
Mr. Robert S. Rockwell
Mrs. El Vera Rodewald
Ms. Meredith J. Roe
Ms. Jana Rogers
Karen Folger Roll
Ms. Diana L. Ronning
Peter and Julia Rose
Ms. Susan L. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rosen
Mr. Robert Rosenberg
Mike and Luanne Rosenfeld
Ms. Carey Ross
Mr. Kurtis Roy
Ms. Joanna S. Roze
Mr. Harmon H. Rulifson
Mrs. Debra J. Rutherford
Elizabeth and Eric Rutherford
Mr. Charlie Ryan
Ms. Linda L. Ryan
Ms. Su Ryan
Ryan, Swanson & Cleveland
Ms. Shannon M. Ryland
David Sabritt and Mina Miller
Sagitta All Users Chapter, Inc.
Sara Salem
Mr. Dan Sanders
Ms. Linda Sandor
Owen Santos and Hannah Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sargent
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sasaki
Ms. Sheila Scates
Stuart and Ann Schaefer
Ms. Valarie Schmidt
Ms. Donna L. Schneider
Dr. and Mrs. Neil F. Schneider
Eric and Christine Schoening
Ms. Rosalind Schoof
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schor
Mr. Max Schreiner
Brett Schroeder
Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Schuffler
Mr. Carl Schwaegler
Mrs. Judith A. Schwartz
Ms. Sharon R. Scott
Seattle International Film Festival
Ms. Kerin Seeger
Nameeta Shah and Gaurav Anand
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Shamseldin
Mr. David Sheldon and
Mr. James Sheldon
Ms. Karen Shepard
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Sherman
Dr. Merrilynne G. Shiota
Ms. Peggy Shortt
Ms. Anne Shrauner
Dr. Manrita K. Sidhu
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood R. Sillifant
Audrey Silsbee
Marty and Mary Ann Simonetti
Mr. Andrew Sirotnik
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sirotnik
Mr. Sam Skrivan
Mr. Cliff L. Sloan
Ms. Jessica Sloate
Colleen Smith
Mr. David Smith
Ms. Kristen Smith
Mr. Mackenzie Smith
Ms. Mary C. Smith
Miss Pauline Smith
Mr. Robert Smith
Ms. Paula J. Smithers
Matthew Smolke
Mr. Kevin R. Snively
Ms. Shirley G. Soderman
Mr. David K. Soike
Solid Ground Washington
Ms. Norma Sorby
Katie Soroye
Sparkman Cellars
Mrs. Julie Speidel
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Spengler
Kimberly Spilker
Ms. Janna Spinney
Springbrook Farms, Inc.
Ms. Storey Squires
Sandra Stallings
Carolyn and Steve Starr
State of Washington
State of Washington
Ms. Naomi J. States
Mrs. Pamela A. Stenerson
Kelly and Eileen Sterling
Mr. Robert G. Stevens
Ms. Claire Stilwell
Mary Ellen Stone and Gary Mahn
Scott and Carol Stover
Julie Strate
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stratiner
Sam Stratton
Ms. Katharine Stringer
Kristin Strout and Khoi Hong
Mr. Barry Stulberg
Dr. Charles Sturgis
Ms. Kimberly Suddock
Ms. Eunhee C. Sumner
Ben Sumrall
Ms. Beth L. Sundquist
Ms. Victoria Sutter
Mr. Gary Sutton
Marjorie and Ralph Svrjcek
Ms. Pamela R. Swanborn
Mrs. Julie Sweet
Swiftwater Cellars
Ms. Gina G. Swoope
and Mr. Robynn Takamiya
Ms. Helen T. Tall
Mr. Andrew Taylor
Ms. Mary Taylor
Jan and Benny Teal
Utta and Bill Tellini
Mrs. Michelle Temp
Mr. Milko Terrado
The Aetna Foundation
Dr. Dinesh Thekke-Karumathil and
Dr. Uma Pisharody
Ms. Danecha Thomas
Ms. Darlene Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer H. Thomas
Ms. Deborah L. Thompson
Mrs. Eleanor Thompson
Ms. Julia A. Thompson
Mr. and Ms. Stephen J. Thompson
Beth and Allan Thorpe
Ms. Kerry Beth G. Thorson
Thomas and Beverley Timmons
Linda and Ken Tisdel
Ms. Marcy L. Tobin
Ms. Chris L. Tobola
Ms. Susan Todd
Mr. Jeff Tollefson
Robert and Bobbi Toni
Totem Ocean Trailer Express, Inc.
Ms. Katy Townsend
Mr. Kevin S. Traff
Jovan and Mike Trapani
Truist
T-Scan Corporation
John H. Tschirhart, M.D. and
Karen Wang, M.D.
Ms. Jane D. Tsilas
Dr. Michael Tuggy and
Dr. Peggy Sarjeant
Bradley and Jenny Tuininga
Mr. Richard Turko
Dr. Anne Turner
Deborah and Milton Turner
Tammie Turpen
Ms. Rita E. Tuthill
Tuxedos ‘N Tennis Shoes Catering Inc.
Howard M. Uman, M.D.
Tamara Uson
Mr. Paul L. Van Dusen
Mr. Jeff Van Duzer
Emily and Eric Van Woerden
Lynne and Brad Vea
Mr. Kam VedBrat
Jack and Diane Veltkamp
Ann and Jude Ventic
Ms. Eunice H. Verstegen
Ms. Lorna C. Viloria
Ms. Catherine S. Vink
Ms. Christi L. Vital
Ms. Betsy M. Vo
Ms. Kathryn Volk
Mr. Paul N. Vonckx Jr.
Jim Wahlsten
Julie and Lou Wald
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Walker
Ms. Stephanie Walker
Ms. Carol Wallace
James Wallace
Mr. Michael Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Wallin
Mr. John M. Walls
Ms. Joan Walton
Dr. Jeffery Ward and Mrs. Joy Ward
Rebecca Ward
Wes Ward
Nancy Warren
Roselee and Anthony Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Warren
Nancy Warsinske
Heather Wasnick
Kim and Gregg Watkins
Ms. Shair A. Watson
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Webb
Ms. Judith Weber
Mr. Michael C. Weidemann
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Weinstein
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wenala
Conny Wenz-Kuzma and Jon Kuzma
Dr. Howard West and
Ms. Wendy Hassan
Mr. and Mrs. Jared Wheeler
M. Kay Whelan
Mrs. Karen White
Miss Summer Whitesell
Ms. Jean Wiegand
Wight’s Home and Garden
Mr. Robert Wigren
Mr. John Wilbanks
Marilyn Wilkens
Kylan Wilkerson
Mr. Grady Williams
Mr. Brian Wilson
Rob and Cori Wilson
Mr. Robert Wilson
Mrs. Jennifer Winters
Ms. Lindsi Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wolff
Mrs. Jocelyn H. Wood
Theresa and Brian Wood
Thomas H. Wood, M.D.
George Woodard
Scott and Esther Woodman
Ms. Ida M. Woods
Dr. and Mrs. John L. Wright
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Wynn
Mr. Mark A. Yamamoto
Yaman Haitani Trust
Alexander Yap
Homer Yasui
Miyuki Yasui
Mr. and Mrs. Leif Yeckley
Mr. and Mrs. Ajay P. Zachariah
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zarek
Mr. and Ms. Leo Zeiler
Maximilian Zellweger
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ziemer
Ms. Rosalee W. Zingheim
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Honor / Memorial Tributes
Marji Aaland
Ted Abeles
Linda Adler
Carol Albrecht
All Women Cancer Survivors
All the fabulous people
who work at the Cancer Institute
Lynn Allen
Kathleen Altenhofen
Amy Anderson
George C. Anderson
Candice L. Anderson
Heather Wallace Anderson
Stephen Howard Anderson
Betty I. Anderson
Fernando and Burgi Antezana
Thomas I. Appleton
Mary Sachiko Arai-Yoshihara
Jefferson Edward Arildson
Brian Armstrong
Dorothy Asam
Charles M. “Chuck” Ashbaugh
Pat Atkins
Betty Lou Atkinson
Chris Averill
Heidi Aylsworth
Primo Bacetti
Janice C. Baglio
Vlase William Bakamus
Ledjie Ballard
Ballard Van Drivers Warren,
David and Dave, and Bob
Robert Hardy Barnes, M.D.
Bonnie Jean Barr
John August Barrows
Pamela J. Batcheldor
Jonah Matthew Battema
Leah Grace Battema
Charlotte “Bay” Baxter
Dale Behar
Michael O. Benett
Dave Bennett
Patricia Rae Bennett
Sultana Benzaquen
Nora Berg
Alf Bergersen
Ivo Bezmalinovich
Suzanne Biggins
Helen Borgny Iverson Birklid
Carl F. Blakely
Philip David Blix
Maggie Blomberg
Dianne K. Bolt
Marlene Bortleson
James D. Bowen, M.D.
Cassandra “Candy” Williams
Dyanne Boyle
Alice Bray
Roberta Breithaupt
Sharon Bridges
Diane Delores Brondello
Terry Brown
Andrew Browne
Peter E. Bruckner
Donna Ruth Buatte
Barbara Buchman
Katie Bucy
Linda Burich
Beverly Jean Call
Dr. Campbell and Staff
Margaret Campbell
Lowell Carlson
Eleanor Carmigani
Marcia Carr
Max Carr
Colin Carty
Jodie Carvo
Dr. Jeffrey Cary
Kaye M. Cascio
Silvia Caster
Dr. F. Ann Cerf
Gerald Chellis
Anne Chen
Andrew Chen
Ava Chinn
Cate Chinn
Ethan Chinn
Nina Elizabeth Choe
Shui San “Susan” Chow
Josephine “Jo” Ciucci
Edina Coe
Liz Coffer
David Cohanim
Dr. Mitchell L. Cohen
Lena Cohen
David Cohen
Modesto Colacarro
Maria Colacarro
Pamela Cook
Ada M. Cook
Susan Leslie Cook
Roberta Corets
Linda Lee Cormick
Gregory Corrado
Jack R. Cosper
Adele Rapp Costello
Mabel E. Crawford
Margaret Creek
Norma Rae Crews
Josie Crosato
Michael J. Crosby
Richard Cunningham
Laurie Dawkins
C.J. Taylor-Day
Janette Dean
Richard L. Deibler
George F. Denison
Eileen Dermody
Brian Dickie
Bea Dierks
Luke Djang
Michael Djang
Betsy Dodds
Nancy Dorn
Shereen Doughty
Jenny P. Douglas
Michele Roedel Douglass
Dr. Drescher and his Research Staff
Karrie and Colm Driscoll
Jean A. Droppelman
Rande Duran
Kate Eckart
John Eckart
Haakon Edwards
Merle Eidsvoog
Dr. Albert B. Einstein Jr.
Sheryl K. Eisenbarth
Benjamin D. Eisler
Ruth C. Ellsbury
Helen Ellsworth
Ruby Ellsworth
Mary Rita Ely
Alice Enfield
Wanda Eng
Sandra Eng
Cathy Eng
Samuel Hunter Eng
Jim Evans
Hugo Everitt
Anne Fanthorpe
Lois Farrell
Laurel Fechner
Domenic Nathaniel Federico
Cole Douglas Federico
Lillian Jean Feicho
Margaret P. Fenn
May Fenzl
Deb Ferse
Dorothy Finne
Louis Finney
First Hill NICU Nurses
Edward Henry Fish
Edward L. Fisher
The Fisher Family
Babette “Babs” Fisher
Eric Fisher
Peg Fleming
Steven R. Foley
Greg Foltz, M.D.
Kerry E. Forrester
Virginia E. Forte
Tracey A. Frank
Rollie Friberg
Morris Frimer
Wendy June Fujikawa
June Gainer
Dale Galloway
Jennifer Gannon
Linda Gastman Orr
Michael D. Gates
Maria Gaudio
Marjorie Claire Geisert
Schelaine Ghassemi
Mary Ghiglione – Swedish
Blood Management Team
Dr. Eric Gierke
Thomas Gilbert
Roger and Jerri Giles
Mrs. T.R. Gitner
The Glover Family
Brent E. Godding
Carol Virginia Goggio
Carole and Bob Goldberg
Michael J. Goldfarb
Jayme Goldstein
Lilac Gong
Carol Goodell
Gary E. Goodman, M.D.
Teresea Grassley
Patricia Annette Goplerud
Sonny and Gena Gorasht
Paulla Ann Gordon
Patrick Gorlick
Richard Gourhan
Mary B. Gowing
Arthur and Beverly Grashin
Aili Graunke
Paul E. Gray, Jr.
Joan D. Green
Arlene Grinnell
Robert and Nancy Groonis
Iola Brown Groth
Geri and Kip Gustin
Joe Hageman
Karen Hagen
Phyllis Hall
Cindy Hambly
Soloman Hanan
Duncan and Maryellen Hanley
Lawrence G. Hannick
Kathleen Hansen
Hilda Hansen
Dorothy Irene Hansen
Carol Elizabeth Hanson
Mack Harada
Martha Harris
Marilyn Harris
Dr. Michael J. Hart
Mallory Hartman
Joanne Hartzell
Diane Haslund
Vernamell Haug
John Hauglum
Eileen M Hausle
Karen Hawn
Robert Charles Hayes
Robin Hazen
Eugene O. Heberer
Andrew Helms
Megan Helms
Jared Hendrickson
John Alden Hendron
Laurie Ann Heneghan
Argel Henthorn
Mia Herbig
Alexa Herbig
Sophia Herbig
Bonnie Sue Hermann
Roger Hermes
Caitlin M. Hickok
Molly M. Hickok
Carmen A. Hill
Julie Hillers
Billy Hilton
Connie Hilton
Barbara E. Hoffman
Mason James Hogan
Suzanne Holsten
Sheila Holtgrieve
Edith Horn
Dr. Tom Hornsten
Joan Hoshino
Lynne Hosterman
Kaija Isadora Houck
Linda Howard
Ruby Howisey
Jenni Huang
Warren Hudgens
Holden Hughes
Harley Young Hughes
Sarah Beth Humphrey
Vicharo Huot
Shawn Hupp
Leah Jacobson
The Wedding of Trisha and
Eric Jaffe
Yetta Jaffe Shapiro
Terry Jeffers
Kanchana “Connie” Jocasta
Alice Johnson
Mark Johnson
Helen Jones
Jill Jones
Jean M. Jones
Carrol E. Juenke
Jenna Kahn
Stacey Kalina
Cristine Ann Kandior
Henry G. “Hank” Kaplan, M.D.
Anna Kaplan
Sharon and Irwin Kasser
Susan Kaufman
Kerin Keller
Frances Keller
Howard B. Kellogg Jr., M.D.
Lorraine Kelly
Elisabeth W. Kelpien, M.D.
Mary Kelsie
Herb Keppler
Virginia E. Keppler
Kathryn Kerrigan
Ottilie Ketchum
Ernest W. Kevin
Mary Jo Kilian
Loretta Frances Kincaid
Barbara J. Kloos
Dr. Eugene Ko
Norma Ko
Audrey Fong Kobuki
Mary Anne Kobylka
Joan Komen
Nancy Arleen Mugaas Kono
Cheryl S. Kopp
Arnold S. Koppel
Marie Koska
Jackie and Skip Kotkins
Ivan Frederick Kraemer
Waring Krick
Julia Waring Krick
Anne J. Kropp-Wells
Bob Kruse
Jeremy Michael – John Kuno
Ruby Kvamme
Dr. and Mrs. Manfred Laband
Edwin Lagoe
Betty Lagucik
Judy Terrado Laigo
Helen Lam
James J. Lambert, Sr.
Debbie Lansciardi
Christeen Larsen
Valerie Larson
Deborah Latsis
Barbara Learned
Dr. Brian Lee
Monroe David Lee
Kenneth E. Leighty
Alton Leir
26 IMPACT SPRING 2012

John H. Lesniak
Linda Levine
Rose Woo Lew
Judy Lewis, RN
Howard S. Lewis, M.D.
Nicholas J. Librande
Phyllis Jean Lien
Dr. Robert Lieppman and Staff
Claire Alexandra Likus
Willie Liles
Sir Walter Lindal
Louis Linney
Harriet Lockwood
Marge Loge
Sau King Lok
Eva Luce
Geraldine “Geri” Lucks
Dennis Wynn Lutz
Charles S. Lytle
Sandy MacAulay
Meagan MacPhee
Susan Madsen
Jermaine Magnuson
Ruth Maki
Jackson Simon Malaga
Paul and Jennifer Malakoff
Carol Anne Malmquist
Aileen Mandel
Jodi Margolin
Katherine “Kate” Abigail Marquardt
Jerry Jim Martin
Laura Andrews
Claudia Martines & Ricardo Gomez
Carole R. Mason
Gretchen Mathers
Eva Francesca Mazzola
Joyce McCallum
Margaret Frances “Midge” McClung
Joan McDaniel
Ron McDowell
Josephine “Jo” McGillicuddy
Lynn Renee McKenzie
Phyllis McMaster
Meagan McPhee
Florence Ann Mebust
Steve Mecham
Dr. Vivek Mehta
James Merlino
Harriet Meyers
Bob and Rachelle Mezistrano
Lora Michaud
Bernice Michel
Dr. Michael Milder
Elizabeth J. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller
Francis T. Miller
Paul B. Miller Sr.
Joy Milonas
Eileen Mintz
Steve Mirsky
Keki Kercy Mistry
Maurice Edward Mitchell
Rachel Miyashiro
Sally Moneda
Thelma Money
Karla Mooers
Sandra I. Moon
Marianne Moon
Mary F. Morehead
Ray Moreno Jr. and Anna Moreno
Susan Morry
William F. Morton
Amelia Beverly Moynihan and
Carter Michael Moynihan
Sherry Muhl
Mrs. Louise M. Mulligan
Harry Mullikin
Ryleigh Muma
Jennifer D. Myrvang
Jill Kathleen Neary
Helen Neil
Jeanne Signe Neilson
Nancy Nelson
Donald Sears Nelson
Phyllis Neville
Dina Newcomer
David W. Newell, M.D.
Gloria Newland
Ann L. Newton
Kui Ng
Dr. Danh M. Ngo
Bert A. Nigro
Dr. Janet Emery Ninnis
The Norden Family
Linda Nordstrom
Frances Nordstrom
Rosanne Norman
Richard L. Novak
Aileen Numan
Elena Nussbaum-Cado
Abigail Elise Oates
Douglas A. Obert, Sr.
Marcelle O’Connell
Mary McCabe O’Connell
Eileen J. O’Donnell
Donna J. Okamoto
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Olson
Chuoi Ong
Marilyn J. Opstad
Bettie Grace Orr
Airkin Marcus Ortega
Lisa Osse
Ovarian Cancer Alliance of
Oregon & SW Washington
Vivek Pall-Pareek
Muriel Park
Jacqueline Mae Park
Norman Parkinson
Rosie Parks
Sue Pennapacker
Aunt Mary Perdue
Glenda Perkins
Bradford S. “Brad” Perkins
Barbara Perlmutter
Karen Parrenot
Kathy Petersen
Randy Peterson
Phyliss Peterson
Margaret “Margie” Peyovich
Joshua Kyle Pho
Mary Pittari
Angelo Poli
Lillian Poli
Lea Polich
Gaby Poll
Dr. Zachary Pollack and
the Nurses at the Ballard Campus
Elizabeth and Joey Poo
Philip “Spud” Poston
Mary Poston
Pam Premo
Jen Prewett
Todd Prophet
Marion Provost
Bob Puett
Margaret Apple Pulliam
Kay Chung Rabbitt
Jean Karen Reichenbach
Jennie Reiquam
Traschelle Reis
Dr. Mark Reisman
Merle Richardson
Karen Ricker, L.P.N.
Marilyn G. Ridge
Ann Elizabeth Ridley
Kristine J. Rinn, M.D.
Alex Rivily
Saul Rivkin, M.D.
Saul and Joyce Rivkin
Marsha Rivkin
Quinn McBeath Robertson
Cade Marcus Robertson
Margery Robinson
Cosmo Rockey
William “Bill” Rodewald
Gordon Rodewald
David Rogers
Dr. & Mrs. Newton &
Beverly Rosenshein
Donald A. Ross
Wendy Nelson Popke (far left) and Erik Nelson, owners of Lynnwood
Honda, recently presented a check for $7,500 to the Childbirth Center
at Swedish/Edmonds for their Car Seat program.
Swedish/Edmonds Car Seat
program expands with help
from Lynnwood Honda
At Swedish/Edmonds, concern for an infant’s safety continues
far beyond their first hospital stay. The Car Seat program,
launched in 2007, typically awards 12 seats per year to parents
who cannot afford a safe car seat for their new baby. In
November 2011, the program received an extremely generous
donation of over 100 new car seats from Lynnwood Honda.
“All our babies have a car seat fitting before going home,”
says Joyce Miller, Childbirth Center manager at Swedish/
Edmonds. “We sometimes see unsafe car seats with broken
or missing parts, or it’s so old that it does not have the recommended
five-point harness. Having to purchase another
car seat that will keep their baby safe can be very challenging
financially to some parents.”
Since its inception, the Car Seat program has been supported
exclusively through generous donations from the
Lynnwood Kiwanis Club. Thanks to the additional support
from Lynnwood Honda, the program is now able to help
even more new families.
“I think the Car Seat program at Swedish/Edmonds is a
great idea, and I’m glad Lynnwood Honda can help make the
program even more successful,” says Wendy Nelson Popke,
co-owner of Lynnwood Honda. “We’re a locally-owned
business and we’re always looking for ways to give back to
our community. The car seats we are providing are the convertible
type that adjust from 5 to 50 pounds, eliminating the
need to purchase another seat after a baby is six months old.”
“We are so grateful for the generosity of Lynnwood Honda
supporting the smallest members of our community,” says
David Jaffe, chief executive, Swedish/Edmonds. “What
a great example of how local philanthropy can make such
a difference to our neighbors in need.”
Photo: Swedish/Edmonds
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Ruth Meitzen Ross
Melodie Royal
Jack Ruhlman
Paula Rust
Ronald Keith Rutherford
Cathy Saario
Joan Sager
Borden Sagmoen
Rene Saltzman
Marcella Sanchez
O. R. Santos
Ruth Maslan Sassoon
Sara Savill
Dianne Sawa
The Scates Family
Eleanor DeBritz Schaefer
Leslie B. Schafer
Mary Anna Schenck Legg
Mary Schile
Howard J. Schjelland
The Schmitz Family
Uli Schoettle
Terri Louise Schuett
Karen Schwartz
James B. Scroggs
Karin Linnea Sellin
Marvel Serres
Margaret “Sue” Shaffer
Carol Sherdan
Bonnie G. Shifton
Blanche and Bob Shindell
Frank Siccardi
Bob Sichel
Dr. Martin S. Siegel
Linda Sievertson
Margaret Jean Simmons
Stephen Simpson
Kay S. Slonim
Aldine Slosson
Donald Smith, M.D.
Tonina L. Smith
David C. Smith
Mary M. Smith
Heidi Snyder
Tillie Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel & Sylvia
Soferman
Vilem Sokol
Robert Sommers
Mary Sorensen
Suzanne Spano
Carrie Sparlin
Josephine Spear
Janna Spinner
Barbara Spinney
Erica Springstead
Elizabeth C. Staeheli
Laurie Stanton
Robert Steffens
Joanne Marie Stenerson
John “Jack” Stern Jr.
Liz Stevens
Alexandra Elise Stevenson
Alexandra Stevenson
Russell G. Stewart
Judith Marlene Stickley
Charles G. Stipp
Shanda Maisha Stone
Tina Stone
David L. Storgaard
Joseph Stroum
Mary K. Strunk
Carole Sullivan
Kerry Sussex
Donald G. Sweazey
Kay Sweazey
Swedish Women and Infants Center
Swedish Employees
Margaret Ann Sylwester
Joan Tabrum
Steven Taylor
Dr. Joseph F. Teply
Karen Thaanum
Jennifer Thiebaud
Rachel Harper Thomas
Eilah Anderson Keeler Thompson
Lisa Ryan Thompson
Guy Thornton
Robert Charles “Bob” Thornton
Catherine Tisseront
Pearl Wiens Tomicich
Totally Teal Toast – Carol Hanson
Penny Tracy
Peggy Traff
Dee McDonald Travis
Helen Dee Travis
Michael Trazzar
Charles H. Trimm
Otto Trott, M.D.
Effie True and Kevin Gleason
Virginia Anne Turner
Henry E. Turner, V
Blake Tye Turner
Jean Tyree
Jennifer Ursich
Camelita Uy
Janet Varco
Jeff Veilleux
Jean Baur Viereck
Pierrette Vogt
Iris Wagner
Ilyse Wagner
Cathy Wagner
Bob Walden
Mary Waldrop
Vikki Walters
Joanie Warner
Thomas F. Warren
Allison Webb
Linda Weer
Bob Weidner
Alexandra Weil
Charlotte Gertrude Weil
Harold Roth Weil
Mia Tiri Weil
Philip Aaron Weil
Devorah Weinstein
Ronald Weinstein
Kathryn P. Welch
Carol Westerdahl
Cindy Camille (Miller) Weyer
Sally Ann Whitaker
Lori White
Sarah White
Cheryl Whitsett
Bernice Whittemore
Cynthia Wicks
Jan Wiedenhoft
Gail Wiener
Richardvieringa
Raymondviese
Elijah Wilkins
Carlene Beckett Wilms
Charles Edwin Wilson
C. Joan Wilson
Sharel Ann Wilson
Julie Wilson
Doris Wilson
Laurence “Larry” Hull Wilson
Linda Withington
Bessie A. Wloszkiewicz
Roberta Wodlinger
Patricia Wolfstone
Stanley Wooldridge
Toshiko Yakushijin
Dorothy Yamada
Betty Yurina
Ruth Yusen
Madelene M. Zanatta
Luccio Zappoli
Eric and Holly Zimmerman
Ethan and Julia Zipkin
Walter Zorn
Jan Zuber
Deanne Zubizarreta
The Swedish Foundation is proud to recognize
our donors who have made provisions for Swedish through an estate gift,
life income arrangement, or another type of planned gift.
Anonymous (27)
Dr. George C. Anderson
Robert M. and Patricia Arnold
Dr. Nancy Auer
Ms. Myrtice Barr
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Benezra
Dwayne M. Berg
Mrs. Flossie Bergum
Mrs. Mavis J. Berke
Stanton S. Berman, M.D. and
Josephine Berman, R.N.
Nicholas J. Bez
Mr. Peter W. Bigelow
Mr. Mason Jay Blacher
Anita Braker and Dave Olsen
Ms. Marite M. Butners
John W. Branch
Mylo and Marion Charlston
Mr. Robert D. Cocherell
Mr. Milton Cohen
Ms. Vera P. Cornall
Mr. Trevor J. Culley
Barbara E. Deer
Mrs. Edna M. Deichl
Ms. Margaret M. Dolan
Ms. Lura Elverson-White
Ms. Diane M. Fathi
Marlene Frawley
Dr. C. Gordon Hale
Drs. Michael and Teresa Hart
Mr. Michael W. Hatmaker
Ralph and Gail Hendrickson
Ms. Jean M. Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hiscock
Dr. H. Clark Hoffman
Susun Hosford
Lowell Houtchens* and
Marlene Taylor Houtchens
Mr. Peter E. Johanson
Shannon Jean Johnson, M.D.
Mr. Charles P. Johnston
Jay and Mary Jayne Jones
Mr. George B. Kauffman
Mrs. Jeannette W. Kelton
Robin Erzinger Knepper
Michael Kopp
Edith Kraemer
Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Krippaehne Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Richard Levinthal
Robert D. Lewis, M.D. and
Marcia McGreevy Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Marty
Mrs. Gladys J. McIlwain
Mr. Thomas W. Mesaros
Elizabeth J. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. John Milne
Dr. and Mrs. Marr P. Mullen
Mr. Jose E. Panganiban
Della L. Ramsden
Dale P. Reisner, M.D.
Charles Salmon and Ginger Robertson
Mr. Boyd E. Sharp Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Short
Dr. and Mrs. Martin S. Siegel
Dr. and Mrs. Todd A. Strumwasser
Mrs. Helen R. Stusser
Carolyn A. Swanson
Ruth and William Vance
Jean Baur Viereck
Harold and Susan Wachter
John and Janet Wang
Mrs. Ruby Wiley
28 IMPACT SPRING 2012

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and create a lasting legacy with Swedish.
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benefits of a gift annuity with Swedish Medical Center.
Swedish
Gift Annuities
Current Single-Life Rates
AGE RATE (%)
65 4.7
75 5.8
85 7.8
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WELLS FARGO
PRESENTS
Swedish
Community Board
Nancy J. Auer, M.D.
Chair
Charles S. Lytle
Vice Chair
Janet True
Secretary
Teresa Bigelow
Donald Brennan
John Connors
Cheryl Gossman
William W. Krippaehne, Jr.
Martin Siegel, M.D.
Foundation
Board of Governors
Cheryl Gossman
Chair
Nancy J. Auer, M.D.
Vice Chair
Lucius A.D. Andrew III
Pattie Arnold
Anita Braker
Kevin Brown
Barbara Buchman
Lida Buckner
Sarah Everitt
Tom Gores
J. Scott Harrison
Rod Hochman, M.D.
Jessica Jensen Hughes
Gwendolyn Grim Johnson
Lorna Kneeland
William W. Krippaehne, Jr.
Todd Lee
Rae Lembersky
Eric Liu
Charles S. Lytle
Dan Madsen
Molly McCullough
Kirby McDonald
Tracy Morris
Michael Peters, M.D.
Diane Sabey
Janet True
Jane Uhlir, M.D.
John H. Vassall II, M.D.
Jean Baur Viereck
Officers
Betsy Vo
Corporate Secretary
Don Theophilus
Executive Director
SMC Foundation
Dan Harris
Corporate Treasurer
Campaign
Leadership Council
Kirby McDonald
Co-Chair
David Sabey
Co-Chair
Janet True
Co-Chair
Lucius A.D. Andrew III
Nancy J. Auer, M.D.
Kevin Brown
Deborah Crabbe
Anne Gittinger
Wayne Gittinger
Cheryl Gossman
Rod Hochman, M.D.
Charles S. Lytle
Karen Lytle
Howard Maron, M.D.
John N. Nordstrom
Janet Sinegal
John H. Vassall II, M.D.
A Gala Dinner and Auction in Support of
Swedish Medical Center
The 2012 Fund-A-Need project will support a
comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Center
at Swedish, combining the highest quality
of MS clinical care with a wellness gym,
educational resources, clinical research and
a supportive community.
Please join us and support this important cause.
RSVP at www.celebrateswedish.com.