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Canton-Potsdam Hospital Foundation 2011 Annual Report

The Hospital Foundation was established in 1985 to serve the Hospital by
encouraging gift support from individuals and organizations. Today, the
Foundation conducts annual and capital campaigns, accepts memorial
and planned gifts, coordinates grant applications on behalf of the Hospital to
government and private funders, and offers named gift recognition for major
donors. The Foundation also oversees invested funds to ensure the long-term
future of the Hospital.
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C O N T E N T S
President’s Honor Society ..... 5
$2,500 or more
President’s Circle ................... 5
$1,000 – $2,499
Founder .................................. 6
$500 – $999
Leader................................... 17
$250 – $499
Member ................................ 18
$100 – $249
Associate .............................. 22
Under $100
David Acker ................................. 4
Howard Gold ................................ 8
The Linda Richards Society ......... 9
The Foster and French Society ... 9
Ways to Give .............................. 10
David Hauerstock ...................... 12
2011 At a Glance....................... 13
Memorial and Honor Gifts........ 14
Judy Chase ................................ 16
Pam Rowe .................................. 20
Laura Fuller ................................. 24
Rita Gruda .................................. 28
Board of Directors ...................... 30
Donor List Key
* = Employee
� = Donor for 10 consecutive years
(D)=Deceased
“Bob” The Cat
“Pet Therapist” in our Chemical Dependency Rehab.
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A MESSAGE FROM David Acker , FACHE
P R E S I D E N T A N D C E O
With the completion of a major addition to the EJ Noble Building in Canton,
and the opening of our new Center for Cancer Care on our main
campus in Potsdam, 2011was certainly a watershed year for our Hospital, and
for our Hospital Foundation. In support of these projects, and other initiatives
to better serve our patients, 963 donors contributed more than $923,000 in
2011, the most in our Hospital’s history.
Especially in a time of economic uncertainty, the exceptional generosity of
local individuals, business and corporate leaders, physicians, and our own
employees reminds me daily of just how fortunate we are to be serving this
community.
From Alcoa contributing $40,000 toward the geo-thermal heating and cooling
of our new Center for Cancer Care, to the Kinney Drugs Foundation pledging
$100,000 to our campaign, I have been humbled and overwhelmed by the
support from every corner of our County.
Perhaps even more signifi cant are the hundreds of individual contributions
we receive – some representing considerable sacrifi ce made by the donor, in
support of our mission.
We accept these gifts with deep appreciation, and with a commitment to
be excellent stewards of what you have entrusted to us. On behalf of each
patient - each life we save, sustain, or improve – I thank you.
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President's Honor Society
($2,500 or more)
David* and Linda Acker
Alcoa
Canton-Potsdam Hospital
Medical Staff
Casella Waste Services, Inc.
Children's Miracle Network
Varick A. and Judy C. Chittenden ♦
Clarkson University ♦
Mark C. and Cynthia Coleman ♦
Community Bank, N.A. ♦
Sue Connors ♦
Laura Cordts* and Shawn Seymour ♦
Corning Incorporated ♦
Red and Jean Curtis ♦
Drs. John Dewar and Sandra McCloy ♦
E.J. Noble Guild of
Canton-Potsdam Hosp. ♦
Edward I. Moses Walk/Run for Life
Betty Evans ♦
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Robert and Lois Ann Fitzrandolph
Arthur and Mary Ellen Frackenpohl ♦
Michael and Nancy Griffi n
Jorge Grillo *
Everett Halford (D) ♦
LeRoy and Diane Hansen ♦
Heritage Homes, Inc.
Elizabeth Isenberg * ♦
Richard* and Rondalyn Jacobs
KeyBank Foundation
Kinney Drugs Foundation ♦
William Kirchgasser
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Bernie and Jane Wheeler Lammers
Larry C. and Marlinda L. * LaValley ♦
Dr. Jason and Susan Lorenc
Dr. G. Michael and Barbara Maresca ♦
Massena Womens Softball
Dr. Sebastian A. and Anne Mazzotta ♦
Paul and Joan Neer* McGrath ♦
Edward S. and Nancy Mucenski ♦
Dr. Michael Mullen and Teresa Corbin
North Country Savings Bank ♦
Northern New York
Newspapers Corporation ♦
Randy and Deanna* Page ♦
David and Ann R. Patterson ♦
W. Hollis and Ann Petersen
Morris and Annemarie Pinto ♦
Potsdam Hospital Guild ♦
William and Kathy Putnam ♦
Dr. Robert and Stephanie* Rogers ♦
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of NNY
Ronald and JoAnne Scott ♦
SeaComm Federal Credit Union ♦
Stewart's Shops
Chris and Margaret Theodore ♦
Today's Hair
Sarah L. Van de Water ♦
Richard and Mary E. VanLeuven ♦
Verizon
Margaret Vining ♦
Walk/Run for Breast Cancer
Lynn Whittier ♦
Frederick S. and Barbara R. Wilder ♦
Dr. J. Christopher and
Barbara Williams
Peter and Kathy Wyckoff ♦
Frank Vaisey
Director, Information Systems
President's Circle
($1,000 - $2,499)
Michael and Nancy Alzo ♦
Anonymous ♦
American Legion
John Adams Jr. Post 925 ♦
Dr. Timothy and Mary Ann Atkinson
Dr. Susan Badenhausen
Bicknell Building Supply
Sara Bonnell * ♦
Mark and Nancey Brackett ♦
Thomas and Barbara* Burcume
Gary and Jodi Canfi eld
Salvatore and Lisa M. Cania ♦
Clarkson Leadership Corp.
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Clarkson University Residence Life
Ed and Clara Cloce ♦
Anthony G. and Karen J. Collins ♦
Carl and Mary G. Colton ♦
Jim and Sharon L. Dalton ♦
Donald and Joyce Dangremond ♦
Janice Demick ♦
Dr. Tatiana and Adam DiCoby
Dr. George Dodds
Droppin' the Gloves
Rebecca Faber
Janet Favro ♦
Thomas Fiacco ♦
First Niagara Risk Management
Kevin Fite
Joseph P. and Jutta Fitzsimons
William and Lynn Fox
Robert M. and Mary K. Fraser ♦
Doris C. Frazer ♦
William and Eunice Gaines ♦
Scott and Carol Goldie
Lois Graham
Owen and Joann Halloran
Dr. Gregory and Mary Anne Healey
Thomas and Renee Holsen ♦
William* and Stacey Howlett
Dr. James Huang
Paul and Lynda* Karpick
John and Linda Kenny
KleanBlinds
Dr. Nick and Susan* Knowles
Brent and Julie Kuenzler ♦
Stephen and Jacquelyn Kuno ♦
Laraine P. * and Mike Lee ♦
Roger B. and Audrey Linden ♦
Dr. James and Elizabeth Lyons
Margaret Madden and Tom Sokol
Dennis Maid *
Egon and Bozica Matijevic ♦
Patricia A. Matthews * ♦
Sharon Matthys ♦
Robin McClellan
William Melchior ♦
Eleanor Menz ♦
Mohawk Hospital Equipment ♦
Kate Newell
Jack K. Newman Golf Classic
Ellen Nichols * ♦
Norfolk Memorial Garden Park
Northern Symphonic Winds
NuMed Company, Inc.

President’s Circle
Cont.
Penski, Inc.
Pepsi Cola Bottlers
Price Chopper's Golub Foundation
Jeff Proulx
Steve and Marcia Putman
Charlotte Ramsay ♦
CT and Penelope Rattan ♦
Terence M. and Nancy A. Reed ♦
John and Marilyn Ross ♦
Nancy Rutledge *
Everett and Jackie* Scanlon
Dr. Jay Schechter ♦
Marylou Scott ♦
Earl and Celia Sheldon ♦
David M. and Patricia Speer ♦
Dr. Alexandru and Jean Stoian ♦
Daniel and Ann Sullivan
SUNY Potsdam ♦
James and Abbe Theodore
Spencer Thew
Leo J. and Sandra I. Villeneuve ♦
John C. and Georgia G. Vose ♦
Wendy Wais *
Wal-Mart Supercenter
Brooks Washburn
Robert B. and Beverly D. Washburn♦
Steven and Joyce Yianoukos ♦
Tom and Suella Young ♦
Founder
($500 - $999)
Demilt and Denise Aitken
Carlos Alberto * ♦
David P. and Tandy L. * Ashley
Alfred T. and Dr. April M. Bender ♦
Dr. Gary Berk ♦
Michael and Betsy Bommer ♦
Eydie Bovay *
Severn Brown and Sally Street ♦
John and Ann Carvill
James and Virginia Cayey ♦
Jerry and Judy Chase ♦
Louise Clemens ♦
Jodi L. Colby * ♦
Harry and Margery Cordts
Mark and Carole Cornett
Kenneth and Carol Coskran ♦
Karen Cox *
Leo and Katherine Curro ♦
William D. and M. Kathleen Demo ♦
Jeanette Dempsey *
Tom DeRosa* and Liz Regosian
Brenda Devine * ♦
Karen Edwards *
Eileen Elmer ♦
Brenton Faber
Rita Goldberg ♦
William and Dawn Gregory
Richard and Helen Hilts
Edward Jacot ♦
Ted and Lisa* Levison
Robin H. and Patti F. Lock
Alfred W. and Laurie Maki ♦
Shirley Michaud
George and Denamarie Mina
Jeffrey H. Morgan *
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Kathryn L. and Brian Mullaney
NBT Bank - Potsdam
NCC Systems, Inc.
Karen O'Brien
Craig and Julieanne Painter
June Peoples and Joel Hurd
Leon Plumadore * ♦
Potsdam Specialty Paper ♦
Tom and Carol Pynchon
Adhish Rajkarnikar *
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Bob Emlaw
Maintenance Worker, Physical Plant
Rotary Club of Canton
Shirley A. Russell (D) ♦
Robert J. and Sheila T. Sassone ♦
Alan M. and Ginny Schwartz
Bob and Mary Scott ♦
Bonnie Severance *
William N. and Mandy Sloan ♦
Peter and Elizabeth Van de Water ♦
Drs. Kris and Alecia Van Wagner
Lloyd and Beverley Vienneau ♦
Lowell and Lisa Warner
Steve and Kathy Warr
Canton Area Zonta Club
Donor List Key
* = Employee
� = Donor for 10 consecutive years
(D)=Deceased

SPOTLIGHT ON Dr. Howard Gold
O N C O L O G I S T A N D H E M A T O L O G I S T
Dr. Howard Gold came to Canton-Potsdam Hospital with impressive credentials.
A graduate of Brandeis University, he earned his MD at Georgetown, and
completed his Residency and a Fellowship at Stanford. He was then offered the
opportunity to do a second fellowship at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, the
largest cancer research institution in the United States. U.S. News has ranked MD
Anderson the best cancer center in the country for 3 consecutive years. This begs
an obvious question, so I ask it. “Why here? Why us?”
“I get that one a lot,” he tells me. “In urban areas, oncologists typically see patients
in several offi ces and multiple hospitals. I was spending hours in my car each day,
getting to work and traveling between sites. I wanted to be in a small town, with
just one offi ce and one hospital. I’m looking for a balance between work and the
rest of my life. I wanted close proximity to the outdoors, the stimulation of a college
environment, and easy access to metropolitan areas like Montreal, Ottawa, and
Burlington. Also, I got to build my own program here – even having a say in the
design of the new center – which would never happen at a large urban facility.”
It may not hurt that he can walk to work now. You may have spotted him, walking
his two beagles around Potsdam.
About half of Dr. Gold’s patients see him for diseases of the blood (hematologic
disorders) such as lymphoma or leukemia. The other half see him for so-called “solid
tumors,” like breast, colon, and lung cancer. Dr. Gold is Board Certifi ed in both
Hematology and Oncology. Why those specialties? “I’m fascinated by cancer,”
he tells me, “and our ability to treat is rapidly changing. Also, unlike many specialists,
cancer doctors see the same patients quite often, so we’re able to form trusting,
meaningful relationships. It can be very diffi cult work, but I do really connect with
my patients, and that’s what I fi nd most fulfi lling.”
Like most doctors, achieving the balance between work and play can be a struggle.
In fact, Dr. Gold’s patients will attest that, mostly, he works. His attentiveness is
remarkable. He often calls patients in the early evening, well after offi cial offi ce
hours, or even on weekends, to discuss their progress, or just to check in.
That’s a level of personal attention you would not likely receive at a big city hospital
– even one ranked “best” in the country.
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The Linda Richards Society
Linda Richards, America’s fi rst nurse,
was born in West Potsdam in 1841.
She was one of fi ve students enrolled
in the fi rst nurse-training program at
New England Hospital for Women
and Children. They worked 16 hours
a day, and slept in the wards along
with their patients. Pay was $1 per
week, with 3 hours time off every
14 days. Linda was the only student
to complete the program, and in
1873 she received the fi rst nursing
diploma issued in the United States.
Miss Richards went on to devote her
life to serving others, as a nurse and
nursing teacher.
In her honor, our Foundation created
the Linda Richards Society, which
recognizes those who help others
through their annual gifts to our
Hospital.
The Foster and French Society
Bequests from Henry Foster and Gilbert French created our Hospital in
1920, and today bequests continue to help us move forward.
Bequests are added to our Hospital’s long-term investments, where they
help secure the future of our Hospital and the health of our community.
Your bequest or planned gift is the “last, best way” to demonstrate your
values. Please consider including the Hospital Foundation in your estate
plans. We welcome you to contact our offi ce for more information.
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Ways to Give
OUTRIGHT GIFTS: Cash, check, publicly-traded stock, credit card, or
online gifts are gratefully accepted. These gifts immediately “go to work”
for the Hospital.
The Annual Fund (also called the Linda Richards Society) supports
the purchase of new equipment and the expansion of programs and
services. Unless they request to be anonymous, all members of the Linda
Richards Society are included in this annual report and on a donor list,
which changes annually, near the main entrance to the Hospital.
Memorial Gifts are a unique way you can honor the memory of a special
person. Those for whom we have received more than $100 in memorial
donations are permanently listed in a display near the main entrance to
the Hospital.
Gifts of Gratitude are a special way to say “thank you” to a physician,
nurse, or other health care provider, for taking care of you or a loved
one. We’ll be sure to let the honoree know about your thoughtful
donation!
Many companies match charitable gifts made by employees, retirees,
and directors. We encourage you to enquire whether your company will
do the same.
SPECIAL GIFTS: Gifts of $25,000 or more may be recognized by naming a
specifi c hospital room, department, or service, as appropriate.
PLANNED GIFTS: Any gift that you decide to give now, but that we do
not actually receive until some time in the future, is a “planned gift.” The
simplest to make, and by far the most common, is a bequest in your will.
If you already have a will in effect, a simple codicil may be added to
include the Hospital Foundation.
Other types of planned or deferred gifts may give you special income
and/or tax advantages. They can play a valuable role in strengthening
your own long-term fi nancial health, while enabling you to leave a lasting
legacy that would perhaps not otherwise be affordable. We would be
happy to work with you and your attorney or fi nancial advisor on a gift
from your IRA, a charitable gift annuity, trust, or gift of life insurance.
For more information on any of these ways to give, please contact the
Foundation.
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SPOTLIGHT ON Dr. David Hauerstock
R A D I A T I O N O N C O L O G I S T
I
can’t help but notice the headless ceramic doctor that sits on
a high shelf above Dr. Hauerstock’s desk. “That’s Dr. Mel,” he
tells me. “He was given to me by a friend whose father, also a
physician, had it in his offi ce for years. He kind of watches over
me.”
David Hauerstock grew up in Montreal, and attended McGill
University there “forever.” He earned his Bachelor degree, Master
degree in Engineering, and his MD there, plus completing his
residency, before fi nally leaving Montreal for a fellowship at Beth
Israel in New York City. “There should be something named for
me at McGill,” he laughs, “I was there for so long.”
A great feature of the medical program at McGill is that they
rotate every student through every specialty, for at least a few
days. Dr. Hauerstock hadn’t even thought about Radiation
Oncology, but with his engineering background, it was a natural
fi t. “I’m good at the technical aspect, with the math, but I also
really like the patient contact.”
In fact, the bulk of his time, about three days per week, is spent
with his patients. The rest is reserved for the more high-tech side of
his profession: drawing up treatment plans and calibrating every
detail of the radiation therapy he’ll administer. “It’s the best of
both worlds,” he tells me.
So is Potsdam. “My wife actually spent weekends here in Potsdam
with a friend’s family when she was a teenager, so when I
mentioned a possible job opening here, she was pretty excited.
The technology and facility here are comparable to a big-city
hospital. It’s close enough for trips home to Montreal to see my
family. And I really like being in a small town. I have more time
with each of my patients.”
Both Dr. Hauerstock and “Dr. Mel” look pretty comfortable in their
new home.
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2011 At A Glance
Division Number of Donors Dollars Donated
Foundation Board 15 39,250.50
Hospital Board 12 20,993.30
CPH Medical Staff 24 156,864.66
CPH Management 9 30,264.62
CPH Employees 184 47,540.67
Corporate Members 87 90,778.14
Corporations 24 164,637.70
Small Businesses 40 15,938.74
Vendors 9 2,725.00
Guilds 2 92,950.00
Organizations 29 45,715.72
Friends of the Hospital 525 204,671.07
Deceased 3 10,775.00
Total 963 $923,105.12
$ Received by Purpose
Unrestricted Gifts 174,461.15
Other Donor - Restricted 149,895.67
Constructing Healthier
Communities Campaign 577,058.72
Non-Cash Gifts 11,689.58
Bequests 10,000.00
TOTAL $923,105.12
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Memorial and Honor Gifts
We were grateful to receive gifts in memory or honor of the following people in 2011:
In Memory Of: In Honor Of:
Gary P. Avery
Doris D. Barnholt
Philip R. and Dorothy M. Cook
John W. Covell
Ronald Fountain
Gerald A. Gallagher
Angela Green
Timothy P. Hennessy
Dr. Paul Jamieson
Richard “Dick” McGee
Bernard Narrow
Jack K. Newman
Denise Newman Paquette
Harrison Peck, Sr.
Bruce C. Potter
Ellen Richards
Mary Richards
Dr. Robert T. Rogers
Frank M. Teer, Sr.
Thomas Wangler
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins
Sarge Whittier
Linda Wilson
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Dr. Timothy Atkinson
Laura Cordts
David C. Patterson
Dr. Robert and Stephanie Rogers

SPOTLIGHT ON JUDY CHASE
H O S P I T A L B O A R D M E M B E R A N D E J N O B L E G U I L D P R E S I D E N T
To call Judy Chase a tireless volunteer for our Hospital is a bit of an
understatement. For 7 of the last 10 years, Judy has been President
of the EJ Noble Guild in Canton, including two years when she was both
President and Treasurer. She’s also been a Hospital Board member since
2003, and is currently Secretary of the Hospital Board.
“I think the Hospital is the greatest community asset we have. I’m
honored to serve. And the neat thing about a Board is that it brings
together people with different expertise and perspectives. It’s a very
dynamic group. I’ve been a dental hygienist for 34 years – although I
may not have the fi nance or management experience of some board
members – I have the community connections.”
Another understatement. It would appear that Judy Chase knows
everyone in Canton, and almost everyone in Potsdam, where she
grew up. Her husband Jerry is retired from the Postal Service, and their
children are grown, but Judy still works four days a week at Smile Care
Associates. In fact, she has to use personal time or vacation time to
attend some of the Hospital’s committee meetings and Board retreats.
Judy’s role as President of the EJ Noble Guild is also very timeconsuming.
Last year the all-volunteer group raised more than $43,000
for the Hospital, including $16,000 from their gala dinner-dance, which
benefi tted the new Center for Cancer Care. “Both of my parents had
cancer. They died, 16 years apart, in the same room on the Hospital’s
second fl oor. So although most of our Guild funds are used for projects
at the EJ Noble Building in Canton, it was really important to me that we
also contribute toward the cancer center.”
Where does she get the energy? “Well, I’m a Jazzerholic,” she laughs.
“I do Jazzercize 6 days a week. Last year a group of us from the
Guild walked a half-marathon in Ottawa. It was just so inspiring to be
surrounded by so many people who care about their health and fi tness.”
Inspiring. Kind of like how it feels to be around Judy Chase.
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Leader
($250 - $499)
Advertisers Workshop
AMVETS Post 262 Colton
James P. and Audrey Autenrith ♦
Barrett Paving Materials Inc. ♦
Richard and Ann Bitely ♦
Maxine Briggs *
Hortense Brown ♦
Adam Bullock *
Robert R. and Ellen D. Burns ♦
Floyd and Marie Callahan ♦
Margaret Cardinal
Charles A. and Mary Ellen Carvel ♦
Theodore and Geoffrey Cobb
A.W. Collins Corp.
Amusement and Vending ♦
Kenneth Cornell and
Vicki Templeton-Cornell
Michael C. and Kathy Crowe
Thomas Curry
William and Lucia Dailey
John Dempsey
Donna Doig
Dan* and Jonnie Dorothy ♦
Rebecca M. Dufour * ♦
Roger and Cynthia Dusharm ♦
Stephen J. and Karen Butler Easter ♦
BPO Elks #2074 ♦
Teresa Fenton *
First Crush Coffee & Wine Bar
Deborah Forget *
Judith C. Gibson ♦
Father Garry Giroux
Albert G. and Patricia Glover
Donna Hall
Supervisor, Accounts Payable/Payroll
Robert and Marianne Glover
Charles F. and Linda B. Goolden ♦
Gray & Gray, CPA's
Jon R. and Linda R. Greenwood
Fran* and Sheldon* Hall ♦
Francis and Patricia Hall
William and Roberta Hart
Dr. David Hauerstock and
Suzanne Wexler
Cynthia Hennessy ♦
Philip and Eleanor Hopke ♦
Dr. Harry E. and Theo Howe ♦
Amy Irish-Bicknell * ♦
Diane Jay *
Sandra Jensen *
Dennis and Nancy Jones ♦
Josie's Little Pizzeria
Eugene and Carolyn Kaczka ♦
John and Catherine Kaplan
Dr. James Huang
Surgical Anesthesiologist
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Patricia C. Kelly * ♦
Josip and Stanka Kratohvil ♦
Claire LaGarry
Patricia Larabee ♦
Peter Laspina
Randy LaValley
Thomas Lee and Marie C. LaLone ♦
Lyndsay Macagg *
John and Mary Maroney
Debra Marques-Seaman *
Barbara Marten
Carol Mason *
Robert S. and Betsey A. Matteson ♦
Edward and Joyce McNamara ♦
Keri Merchant *
Fay E. Molnar ♦
Jay R. and Barbara A. Nagel ♦
Amy Nugent *
Erin O'Connor ♦
Dennis* and Kareta Olshfski
Dr. Daniel and Nancy Palmateer ♦
Richard E. and JoAnne H. Partch ♦
Michael* and Barbara Pinkerton ♦
Potsdam Booster Club, Inc.
David and Lya Powers ♦
Dr. Reinier Ramirez
Joseph and Cynthia Randi ♦
Robert and Marie Regan
Sally A. Remington * ♦
Retired Nurses Fund
Marcia D. Reutershan ♦
Betsy B. Robinson ♦
Robert and Meredith Rocca ♦
Rose and Kiernan, Inc
Philip and Lorene Royce ♦
John and Ann Schorge ♦
Michael E. * and Janice Sexton ♦
Shirley Sochia * ♦
Jennifer Starnes *
Sullivan's Offi ce Supply
Judy Sultzer *
Mary Jo Sutton * ♦
Tammy Sykes *
Sharalee Tacchino *
Darcy L. Taylor *
Richard Taylor
Frank* and Michele Vaisey ♦
Randy VanBrocklin *
Village Diner
Noreen von Borstel *
Brian P. Watson ♦
Mary Lou Whalen *
Harold W. and Barbara J. Wilder ♦
Pam and Steve Yurgartis

Member
($100 - $249)
1844 House American Bistro
Adirondack Regional
Fed. Credit Union
Al-anon
American Legion Post 420
Stanley and Verna Anderson ♦
Lydia Anderson-Howe *
Anonymous
Argent's Jewelry and Coin Shop
Nancy Avery
Robin Avery *
Lisa Ayers *
Paul and Debra Backus
Phyllis R. Bailey ♦
Donna Baker *
Baldwin Acres, Inc. ♦
Gerald and Beverly Ballou
Barkley's Safe and Lock
George Barney
Barstow Motors, Inc.
Herbert A. Bartholomew
John and Rose Bartholomew
Basham One Enterprises
Jacqueline M. Beach *
Shirley Belgarde ♦
Nazarine Bellardini ♦
Chester and Eve Bisnett ♦
Bob and Patty Blickwedehl
Donald and Karen Blount ♦
Leo and Yvonne Bond
Kyle Booth
Joseph and Arlene Bouvier
Alan and Marcia Bradley ♦
Charles and Alfreda Bradt ♦
Ogden and Libby Brandt
Joseph Bregg
Joseph and Alberta* Briggs ♦
Barbara A. Bromley * ♦
Robert Bromley * ♦
Lynn Brothers *
Thomas and Sallie Brothers
Helen Brouwer
Thomas* and Jessie Burcume
Jennifer Burghardt *
Donald and Peggy Burlingame ♦
Duane and Carol Burnap
Gary Bushaw
Helen Butchino
Francis and Laurie Cappello
James and Christa Carroll ♦
Geraldine Casey ♦
Richard J. and Katherine Casey
Rick and Pat Cassara
John and Sondra Castle
Karl and Peggy Caswell ♦
Cerio and Cerio Psychologists
Deborah Chase-Lauther *
Doris Chenier
Seth E. and Marlene R. Chichester ♦
Dr. Patrick and Margaret Choong ♦
Michele Claffey *
W. Russell Clark ♦
The Clarkson Inn
Thomas F. and Nellie E. Coakley ♦
William and Carol Coakley
Darlene Coller *
Steve and Suellan Collins ♦
Earl W. Cook
Elise Cook ♦
Richard Cook
Thomas and Sharon Corneau
Rebekah Covell ♦
Creative Spirit Art Center
Gerald and Betty Crump
Susan Crump *
William and Alice Cullen
Alan W. Cunningham
Elizabeth Taylor
Registered Nurse, Med/Surg.
Margaret Curtin ♦
Ann Watkins Custard
William and Crystal Cuthbert ♦
Jacqueline M. Cutler ♦
Duncan and Lois Cutter ♦
Tom and Joan Dalton
James F. and JoAnne Danehy
David A. Davis
Kathryn E. Davis *
Mark and Tonya Davis ♦
Robert DeGraaff and Sarah Gates
David and Sandra Demarest ♦
Joseph and Ruth DiGiovanna ♦
Warren and Mary Dittes
Alice Donnelly
Linda Donovan *
Suzanne and Mark Dougherty
Jacqueline Dow *
Shirley DuBois * ♦
Steven and Keely Dunshee ♦
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John R. and Barbara* Durkin ♦
Richard and Linda Edwards ♦
Patricia A. Ellis * ♦
John and Ann Elmer
Jessica *and Jonathon Emlaw
Frederick and Charlotte Ernst
Joan Eurto
Evans & White Ace Hardware ♦
Jane C. Fallon ♦
Stephen and Maureen Farina
Charles and Beatrice Farrell Fellnor
Jenessa Fenton *
Kathleen Fitzgerald and
Bob Josephson
Philip B. and Nancy S. * Foisy
Deborah Fountain *
Laura Fuller *
Dale H. and Gloria Gardner
Craig and Cathy Fiacco Garlock
Ward Geddes
Anne Goodwin
Colleen Grant * ♦
Janet Green
Green Funeral Home ♦
Milner Grimsled
Herbert Halbig
John and Dorothy L. Hall
Tom and Donna* Hall
Barbara Hance ♦
Roger and Trudy Hart
Elizabeth Hawley-Brown
Daniel and Ellen Hayes
Hoot Owl Express
Steve and Anne Hopkins
Gerald P. and Shirley Hourihan
Daniel and Jane Hurley ♦
Richard J. Hurley ♦
Roger and Helen Hutchinson ♦
Richard and Patricia Irwin
Helen Janaro
Michele Jantzi * ♦
Dennis Jay * ♦
Lucille Jock *
Neil and Marilyn Johnson ♦
Stuart and Wanda Jones
David and Diane Keller ♦
Allen and Mary Kelly
Joseph and Dine Kennedy ♦
Jerre and Jean Kilroy
Barbara King
Sally Kirby
Kathleen Kirschner ♦
Norwood-Norfolk Kiwanas Kids
John and Barbara Klemens
Canton Knights of Columbus
Jerry R. and Ruth L. Kreuzer ♦
Cynthia LaBounty * ♦
Larry and Joyce Lalonde

SPOTLIGHT ON Pam Rowe
S U R V I V O R , S U P P O R T G R O U P M E M B E R , F U N D - R A I S E R
Pam Rowe is wearing a pink-ribbon necklace that her husband gave
her on their 5th wedding anniversary. “We had been married less than
one year when I was diagnosed with breast cancer,” she tells me. “So we
have a lot to celebrate.”
When it comes to breast cancer, Pam has been through it all. “I had
three different diagnostic tests done at CPH to detect the cancer –
mammography, stereotactic biopsy, and breast MRI. Then two surgeries,
two months of chemotherapy, two months of radiation therapy, and a
year of IV treatments with Herceptin. Now I take Tamoxifen, to reduce
my chance of recurrence.” Some of her care was provided at CPH, and
some at Fletcher Allen in Burlington. To say it was a long road is certainly
an understatement. “Now, with the doctors and services available at the
new Center for Cancer Care, I could have treatment here,” she tells me.
“But at the time, it required a lot of traveling.”
During the course of her treatment, Pam sought support from others with
similar experiences. The Hospital had just launched a new Breast Cancer
Support Group, and Pam and her friend Ellen were the fi rst participants.
Now, the group has about 20 members, and Pam still attends monthly.
“As I saw how everyone at CPH works together to ease the burden for
cancer patients, I wanted to help,” she tells me. “I work on the factory
fl oor at Alcoa, and they offer ‘Action Grants’ to projects involving 10 or
more employees.” So Pam rounded up her co-workers, and organized a
4-mile walk/run for breast cancer.
Now in its fourth year, with more than 100 participants, the walk has been
named in memory of Pam’s friend Ellen, who lost her cancer battle about
a year ago. “That was the fi rst member of our group to pass away,” she
tells me. “It was devastating. But you have to carry on.”
Pam does more than just “carry on.” And she runs much farther than her
own 4-miler. This fall she ran her fi rst post-cancer marathon. She fi nished
in 4 hours and 33 minutes. Something, indeed, to celebrate.
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Member
Cont.
Thomas W. Lascell ♦
Katherine LaShomb
Sally LaVare
Kevin* and Cynthia Lawrence
Lawrence Avenue Apartments ♦
Michael J. LeCuyer *
Harold Lennon and
Nancy Hoffmann-Lennon ♦
Michele Leroux *
Mark and Jeanne Leuthauser
William J. and Patricia A. Lewis ♦
Dr. Sun and Julie Liauw
Lifestyles Salon
Dan and Theresa* Liscum
Dr. Colleen Livingston
Estela Llamas
Judith Longshore ♦
Lisa D. Losey * ♦
Paul and Mindy Loucks
M.M. Hayes Co. Inc.
Mick and Sheila Maguire ♦
Gerald and Carolyn Maloney
William and Rita Manning
Laurie Marr and Earl Froats
Linda Mason *
What Cheer Masonic
Lodge No. 689
Thomas and Susan Matthews ♦
Mary Mayette
Kimberly McCarthy *
Arlene McEwen
Mary J. McGee
Jennifer Darrow
MRI Technician, Imaging Services
Patrick and Jean McGuire
Lennelle McKinnon
Robert D. McNamara * ♦
Mary Jean (Bonnie) McNichol ♦
Joel Menard *
Richard and Sandra Merchant ♦
Jim and Stevie Michaelson
Rosemary Misiaszek
Dick and Peggy Mooers
Hamsa and
Rangaswamy Mukundan
Richard* and Kelly* Mundy ♦
Nash, Palm & Lemay
Andrew and Frances Neer
Alex and Carol Neubert
Joan Newman
North Country This Week ♦
Northern Music & Video ♦
Shirley S. Norton ♦
Alan J. and Rita J. Ostrander
Lawrence Palmer
John C. Parcell
Mary Peck
Betty Peckham ♦
David and Jean Peggs
Tim and Terry Phalon
Michael Pinard * ♦
Annette R. Plante ♦
John and Judy Plonka
Evan W. and Janice Poole ♦
Steve and Patricia Poste
Donald and Nancy Potter ♦
David and Runie Powers
Bernard and Pauline Proulx
R.S.I. Roofi ng
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Avis Ragan
Joseph and Helen Randi
Dianne Rawson *
Gerald Regan
Arlene Roach * ♦
Teddra Roberts * ♦
Tod Robertson * ♦
Geoffrey and Sandra Rogers
Sarah L. Rogers
Evangeline Rorke
Lynn Rose *
Timothy and Jill Savage
Albert and Gail Schaberg ♦
George Seaver ♦
Arthur H. and Patricia M. Sennett
Mary M. Sergeant
Bryan P. Shea
Hung Tao and Hayley Shen ♦
John and Barbara Short
Wally and Tina Siebel ♦
Arthur Siebert *
Terri Simzer *
Smalling Motel South ♦
Harvey and Mary Lynn Smith
Susan Smith *
Carla Snell *
St. Lawrence Chocolates
St. Lawrence Federal Credit Union
St. Lawrence Gas
Standard Textile
Joseph and Leigh Stark
Ruth Stauffer ♦
Jocelyn Steggert *
Patricia Stein ♦
Richard and Doris Stephan
Emmy Stevenson *
Lisa Stickney *
Linda Stone
Shankar and Jane Subramanian ♦
Cindy Swinyer * ♦
Bevin Taillon *
Cynthia Tanner *
Joseph Tebo *
Tel, Inc.
Melissa M. TenEyck * ♦
Dr. Magendra and Rashmi Thakur
Walter and Sherry Theobald
Norma Thomas
Carol Thompson *
Roger and Mary Jane Thompson ♦
Kenneth and Catherine Thygesen ♦
TJ Toyota - Northern Automotive Group
Stephen Todd
Donald Tompkins
James and Maureen Triolo ♦
Kathryn Trithart
Kelly J. Trombley *

Member
Cont.
Trent Trulock and Cynthia Eyler
and Emma
Dennis Tuper ♦
Elsie Tupper (D)
Renee Typhair * ♦
Michael and Deborah Valley
Laurie Vavra * ♦
Lawrence and Olga Virgil
John and Maureen Ward
Shirley Washburn
Mary Jane Watson
Roger and Carolyn Watters
Robert N. and Patricia Wells ♦
Alerick Welsh
Danielle Wheat *
Carolyn M. White ♦
James D. and Sharon I. White ♦
White's Flowers
Byron and Ruth Whitney
David and Solange Wiest
Darrell J. and Daphna V. Williams ♦
Maxine Williams ♦
Natasha Wolpin *
Nancy Wood * ♦
Robert H. and Deany M. Wood
Stacie M. Woodward * ♦
Perry H. and Janet Yaw ♦
Terri Young *
Toby V. and JoAnn W. Zenger
Nicholas and Denise Zevos ♦
Petr and Radmila Zuman
Alberta Briggs
Admin. Assistant, Human Resources
Associate
(Under $100)
A Woman's Touch
Abundant Life Fellowship
Norbert and Joanne Ackermann
John, Ellie, and Anthony Adamezyk
Adon Farms
Mary Aiken
Melbern and Grace Aldous
Brent Alguire
Mark and Lynne Allen
Jim and Katherine Allott
Elizabeth Ames
Gale and Sharon Amyotte
Anonymous
James A. Arvidson
Madeline Ashley
Patrick and Judy Austin
Matt Averill *
Dora Ayotte
Sanford and Patricia Bacon
Lisa Baker
Jennifer Balaban *
Dr. Cynthia Baltazar
Naomi Balukjian
Betty K. Bartlett
Chandreyi Basu
Gordon and Katharine Batson ♦
James and Gail Baxter
Maurice and Gale Bertrand
Nelson and Rogene Bessette
Mark R. Bickelhaupt
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Jennifer Shippee
Secretary, Nutritional Services
Richard and Linnie Bicknell
Gail Bisonette
Gladys J. Blair
Robert and Susan Blewett
Betty Bohan ♦
Chuck and Sue Bolesh
Lori Bosjolie *
Lenore Bovay ♦
Daniel and Ann Bradburd ♦
Michael and Judy Brassard
Robert and Ann Bronson
June Broughton ♦
Wendell Brown
Mary Bucher
Virginia Bullis
Gizelle Bullock *
Herbert V. and Agnes Bullock ♦
Billie Jo Burcume
Krystle Burgoyne *
Rich and Kathy Burns
Sandra Burns
Elizabeth Butterfi eld *
Canton-Potsdam Hospital
Human Resources *
John and Anne Carberry
Bernard and Barbara Carkner
James and Susan Carl ♦
Edna R. Caron
Leonard and Lynda Carvel
Larry Casey, Diane Drummond
and Families ♦
Patrick W. and Nancy Casey
Patsy Caster

SPOTLIGHT ON Laura Fuller
R A D I A T I O N T H E R A P I S T
You’ve heard the expression that good things come in small packages?
Well, Laura Fuller proves it. She packs an inordinate share of knowledge,
humor, energy, and warmth into her less than 5-foot frame.
A Gouverneur native, Laura joined the Army after High School, served in
Germany as a supply specialist, and then as a Weapons Instructor in the Army
Reserves. Really? Yes, really. After her tour of duty, she attended classes at
JCC, but she wasn’t sure about a career path. One day she offered to drive
her uncle to a medical appointment at the Syracuse VA Hospital. She got
talking with a technologist there, who suggested that she might be well suited
to be a radiation therapist. It’s a job that involves technical skill, but also
requires a great bed-side manner. It was a perfect fi t.
“Radiation patients come for care daily, for weeks at a time,” she tells me, “so
we really get to have a relationship with each patient. And every patient is
unique, so I’m never bored.”
After three years of training, Laura worked at several radiation oncology
centers around New York State, before coming to Canton-Potsdam Hospital
six years ago. Now she’s one of two full-time radiation therapists at our new
Center for Cancer Care. “Working with the brand new linear accelerator is
exciting,” she says. “It’s top-of-the line, and we’re able to deliver radiation in
less time, with pinpoint accuracy.”
But the best thing about her job isn’t the brand new machine, or the beautiful
new facility she gets to work in. It’s the people. “My patients inspire me,” she
says. “Everyone has a story, and I feel privileged to be a part of their lives at
such a challenging time.”
Laura Fuller doesn’t just radiate her patients – she radiates compassion.
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Associate
Cont.
Eileen Chaffee *
LeAnne Champion-Barse *
Steven and Kathleen Chapin
Daniel and Ann Charlebois
Tice and Diana Chase
Gena Chiasson *
Vernice Church
Richard and Elizabeth Clark ♦
Dustin Clary
Coakley Ace Hardware
Robert and Dorothy Cole ♦
Robert and Allyson Collins
Darren and Deb Colton
Andrew and Kathy Connelly
Derry and Mardee Cooke
Anthony and Kerrie Cooper
Ted and Verlee Coviello
Aleesha Crobar *
Anita Crowe
Madeleine Cummings ♦
Charles Cunha
Thomas and Bjorg Cunningham
Albert S. and Marie Paule Dalbec
Catherine Dalton ♦
Elizabeth Davis
Meg Davis
Vonda Davis *
Barbara Day ♦
Charles and Susan Dean
Larry and Sue Denesha
Dana Denhoff and Robin Duncan
Constance Deno
Richard and Jean Dent
Erin Devine *
Cheryl Durant
Lori Durant *
Connie H. Dygert ♦
Jo-Ann Dygert *
Jean Dyke
Marvin and Marga Edwards
Baker and Dorothy Elliott ♦
J. Mark Erickson
Jean Evans
Lee and Ellen Farrington *
Christine Fefee
Judith Fetcie ♦
Tony and Sarah Fiacco ♦
George and Ginny Field
Frances Finch
Steven and Nancy Fletcher
Janet J. Flight
Hector and Joanne Foisy
Tammy Foote *
Rose Fountain
Mark and Karen Franke
Lyndsay Macagg
Volunteer, Events & Community Relations Coordinator
John Fries and Carol Rossi-Fries
Allen and Ellen Fukes
Kevin M. Furgal
Mike and Pat Furgal ♦
Steven Gadapee *
Clarke L. Gage ♦
Gary and Ellen Galo ♦
John and Christine Gamble
James and Terri Ganter
Neil and Alma Garner
Barbara B. Garrett
Loraina L. Ghiraldi
Robert and Sue Gibbs
Lyndon A. and Carolyn Gibson
Jonathan Gilbo
Ronald and Sharon Gotham
Gary and Lorraine Gowing
Harold and Patricia Granger
William S. and Mary A. Grant
Grasse River Asphalt & Paving, Inc.
Dianne Green
Robert P. Green, II *
Amos Groulx
Ben and Rita Gruda
Agnes P. Guile
Robin Hall *
Brien and Carol Hallahan
Donald Hamele
Sylvia Haq
Evan and Connie Harper
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Sidney and Linda Harrison
Patricia Hayden
Jon and Cheryl Hazen
Louise Hazen
Megan Hazen
Tegan Healey *
David Heidenreich ♦
Elise Hejna *
Brittany Hendershot
Lenore Hennessey ♦
Ann Herne
Alan Hersker
Alda C. Hibbert
Richard Holena
Mia Hourihan * ♦
Leslie Howard
Roveletta Huiatt ♦
Bobbi Hull *
Charles and Rosalie Hunter
Howard and Verna Hutchinson
David Hyde
G. Whitney and Elizabeth Irish
Laurie Jerome *
Nancy F. Johnston ♦
Aaron and Paula Jones
Mark and Jill Josephs ♦
Nancy S. Kear
Isabelle Kearns ♦
Elizabeth Kepes and
Thomas Van de Water ♦

Associate
Cont.
Dr. Brian and Darlene Kerrigan
Rita Kilcoyne
Richard and Donna Kimball
Walter and Carol Ann Kissam ♦
Stephen and Lianne Knight
Daniel and Denise Koser
Bonnie LaBaff *
Cheryl LaDuke ♦
Lou Ann Lange-Geise
Fred and Margie LaPoint ♦
Catherine Lawrence
John and Rita Lawrence
Jeff and Nan Lazovik ♦
Carolyn Leathers ♦
Carolyn Leavitt
Leon W. and Penelope LeBeau
Donald and Darlene Leonard
Frank and Doris Lewis
Randy and Amber Lindsey
Joseph and Charlene Longshore
Judy Lowell
Christa Lyon
Brian and Linda MacDougall
Madrid-Waddington Central
School Retired Teachers
Martin and Sarah Manley ♦
Richard V. and Anna S. Manning
Carol Manske
Lita M. Maroney
Elaine Marschean * ♦
Jodie Matice *
Donna Matthys
Kathleen D. McDonald ♦
Matthew and Nancy McKinley
William and Dorothy Mein
Ron and Janice Meshurel ♦
Anita Miller
Richard J. Miller
William and Thelma Miller ♦
Terri Mitchell
James and Sandra Moore ♦
Janet Moore ♦
Mary Ellen Morgan
Cynthia Morin ♦
Floyd and Ella Morter ♦
Philip Neisser and Eudora Watson
Daniel and Carolyn O'Connor ♦
Ogdensburg Correctional Facility
Isabel O'Hanlon ♦
John and Victoria Ohst
John and Susan Omohundro ♦
Tim and Carol Opdyke ♦
Rose Orologio * ♦
Nancy E. Orologio Besaw ♦
Michael Osoway *
Brad and Brenda Paige
Carl Palmisano *
Kathryn Paquin *
Bruce and Jacquelyn Peabody
Burton and Dorothy Peabody
Tom and Marlu Peet
Carole Philbin
Janet Pike
Lisa Pitts
L. Puccia and Company
Clark and Nancy Putman
Sandra Rahn *
Robert and Diane Raines
Chantal Rainville *
Ramona Ralston
Elbridge and Joan Randall
Rebecca Reames ♦
Janis Reetz
Nancy Rehse
Sigrid S. Reichert
Patrick and Sherry Remington
Dale L. and Christine Rexford
Maureen Richardson
Jeffrey and Deborah Rickey
Judy Rienbeck
Bryan and Joyce Ringo ♦
Karen Rivers
Marie D. Roherty
Kurtis and Pamela Rook
Steven Green
Computer Technician, Information Systems
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Carl and Michele Rose
Sharon Rosenbarker
George and Terry Rossi
Ashley Rovito *
Elizabeth Rush
Edmund and Kay Russell
Russell Activities
Kimberly Salton *
Muriel T. Sanborn
Robert and Jackie Sauter ♦
Nicholas Scelzi
Roberta Scharf
Debra Schwartfi gure *
Esther C. Scott
Alan and Janice Searleman
Sedgwick Business Interiors
Sergi's Italian Restaurant
& Banquet Hall
Manola Sherman
Scott Shipley and Teddra Cobb
Donald Shoen
Janice Sibbitts
Leo and Karin Stephan Simone
Bruce and Susan Smeby
Grace C. Smith
Marshall and Pauline Smith
Mary L. Smith
Richard and Mary Snell
Lyne Soulia ♦

SPOTLIGHT ON Rita Gruda
S U R V I V O R A N D V O L U N T E E R
After 26 years spent working in multiple departments at Clarkson
University, Rita Gruda is certainly well-qualifi ed for her volunteer
duties at CPH. One day a week she works as a Greeter at Patient
Registration, and one day a week at our Center for Cancer Care. But
what really makes Rita shine as a volunteer is her own experience as a
cancer survivor.
“When I started working here, I asked the staff if it was okay to tell
patients and their families my own story. I think it helps give them hope,”
she tells me. “I’ve been cancer-free for seven years now, and it helps
patients to see that life does get back to normal afterwards.”
Rita received her care at our Warner Cancer Treatment Center. It was a
very special place, she tells me. “I remember at the time, everyone was
so warm and compassionate, that I actually enjoyed going there every
day. I told myself if I ever had the chance, I wanted to give something
back.”
So when Rita retired, she connected with our Volunteer Services
Department. Then the volunteer position in the Center for Cancer Care
opened up. It was a perfect fi t.
Rita’s presence at the Center is certainly reassuring to our patients. She
radiates health and fi tness, and defi nitely doesn’t look like the mother
of two grown sons, and grandmother of two more boys. “I love to
exercise,” she tells me. “I walk three miles a day outdoors or at the
Clarkson gym. It’s a good thing, because I also love to cook!” She
also likes reading, camping, and traveling with her husband, a retired
pharmacist.
“There is defi nitely life after cancer,” she says. We’re so grateful that Rita
(and more than a hundred other volunteers like her) shares a portion of
that life with our Hospital.
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Associate
Cont.
Allen and Julie Spadaccini
Barbara Spencer
Robert Spengler and Mary Holland
Rex and Sally Spicer
Janet N. Stahl
Linda Stanka *
Robert P. Stark
Susan Stebbins
Irmgard Stephan and
Karin Simone ♦
Frances Stowe
Grace Strack
William F. Strate
Jerry and Nancy Sullivan
Jason C. Sweet
Syracuse Medical
Equipment Repair
John F.and Kathy A. Taylor ♦
Kimberly Taylor *
Josef and Barbara teRiele
Brett and Pamela Thacher
Emiley Thacker *
Mary Theisen ♦
Gus and Mary Jean Thomaris ♦
Hannah Thomas *
Jane Thomas
Kathy Eggleston
Ward Clerk, Obstetrics
Kathleen Thomas
Orin and Bonnie Thomas
Zelda Thomas ♦
Jessica Thompson *
Melvin and Sandy Tomalty ♦
Richard Trivilino ♦
Amy Tulip *
Marion Vanden Heuvel
Lawrence and Joan Varney
Roy Waite
James and Judith Wallace ♦
Dorothy Walsh ♦
Stephen and Linda Watrous
Bill and Lorna Webb ♦
Margaret Weitzmann ♦
Grace A. Wells
Peter Wert *
Kenneth and Martha West
Robert and Allison Wheeler
Shirley Whiteford
Andrew and Kristen Whittier
William Wilcox and Liya Regel ♦
Margaret Wilkinson
Neil and Linda Willmart
Dan Wilson and Claudette VanEss
Diane M. Wilson
Jerome Wilson
Ingrid Wimmer
Theodore and Ellen Wisner
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Joseph Wood ♦
Verlee Wood
Ruth Yates
Donor List Key
* = Employee
� = Donor for 10 consecutive years
(D)=Deceased
Mike Pinkerton
Registered Nurse, Cardiac Imaging

Canton-Potsdam Hospital Foundation
Board of Directors
2012
Gary Canfi eld, Treasurer
Judy Chittenden
Joe Fitzsimons
Scott Goldie
Angela Gray
Owen Halloran
Stacey Howlett
William Kirchgasser
David Kirwan
Jacquelyn Kuno, Vice Chair
Eleanor Menz
Steve Putman, Secretary
Bill Putnam
Penelope Rattan, Chair
Richard VanLeuven
Lowell Warner
Brooks Washburn
Foundation Staff
Barbara Burcume, Annual Giving Coordinator
Laura Cordts, Executive Director
Photography - Chris Lenney
Front Cover - Jim Westphalen
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