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A STORY OF SURVIVAL Kelly and Gary Parrish Trust Regional One Health’s Center for High Risk Pregnancy to Save Their Baby WHAT’S INSIDE Donors and Surgeons Saving Patients Donor support provides upgrades for Regional One Health Operating Rooms Honor Roll of Donors Acknowledging our dedicated community of support ׉ 7cassandra://vjmrclIfLnDiMP4bhppQ1H9uX2Cux1tXiA8cYanY_AM>`fE=-K2fE=-K1(בCט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://T_fmtclClSx4GaToUdwG7hudVKw3_HcigWqAJEzv5vE`iq׉ 7cassandra://Pbzc7hHmx7NiofUwS76ABFykFLMk303NjOjNjo-RJtcͻ$`׉ 7cassandra://0pbkrfooOdlJcIhbGL762uOcvuAJCwT4CmqAuWSMN1Y8 `fE?-KCט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://1NV5x7gg6fnne8IWdSdsMmdtQwcpZ3gsjC_7hWGOS0Mc`iq׉ 7cassandra://vi-pgaExEEvcm-Zs7Fsb3jedFQRlE_7x16nM42dU5zg/`׉ 7cassandra://STslGLAv810Shsm89Y-_-1HMz7GudRo0sQtb1NWorFcHp`fE?-KDנfE?-KKx@ 9ׁH-http://DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORGׁ ׁ ЈנfE?-KJn9ׁHhttp://CBSSports.comׁ ׁ Ј׉ECONTENTS FORWARD OUTLOOK A STORY OF SURVIVAL 4 10 12 Kelly and Gary Parrish Trust Regional One Health’s Center for High Risk Pregnancy to Save Their Baby GROWING RELATIONSHIPS, IMPROVING COMMUNITY Deborah and King Johnson give back to a hospital with family connections DONORS AND SURGEONS SAVING PATIENTS Donor support provides upgrades for Regional One Health operating rooms 14 PARTNER PROFILE: ORION FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Supporting the Medical District in more ways than ONE 15 16 ONE ROUND MAKES A DIFFERENCE Fun on the golf course supports life-saving healthcare HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Acknowledging our dedicated community of support FEATURE STORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Henry Nixon, Jr., Chairman Bob Moore, Vice-Chairman Chris Bird, Secretary Lisa Jehl, Treasurer Susan Scheidt Arney Alison Barton Tim Clay Eric Epperson Lavelle Fitch Mark Forrester Scott Franklin Lee Harper Michael Hess Thomas Hussey Preston Jefferson R.E. Linkous Marvell Mitchell Michael Nichols Jenny Robertson Paulo Teixeira Daniel Weickenand STAFF Tammie Ritchey, Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer Patrick Byrne, Associate Director of Development Marsha Evans, Foundation Operations Manager Mary Catherine Burke, Manager of Events & Public Engagement Sheilla Brown, Development Associate CONTRIBUTORS RedRover Sales & Marketing Strategy Bob Bayne Photography GIVE 901.545.6006 donate.regionalonehealthfoundation.org On the cover: Kelly and Gary Parrish hold son, Louis Daniel, born at Regional One Health. 2 REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION Tammie Ritchey Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer Regional One Health P.S. If you would like to show your thanks for the life-saving work of Regional One Health with a gift, contact the Foundation at 901.545.6006 or donate online at regionalonehealthfoundation.org/donate-now. 3 DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORG Sincerely, “ Our donors — you — are everyday heroes. Thank you for sharing your stories of giving, your motivations for giving and your dreams for the future of Regional One Health. Thank you for inspiring all of us.” In this season of thanksgiving, I thank each of you. You are making Memphis healthier, you are saving the lives of people you have never met and you are improving our community one donation at a time. I am constantly amazed by what our Regional One Health doctors and staff can do to save lives. But even with the best medical talent, there are so many things that we could not do without you — our donors. This edition of ONEpulse will showcase some of the amazing things that happen because of you. Donors to our 2017 ONE Night Gala gave enough money to allow us to upgrade our operating rooms. Because of their generosity, our patients will receive even more efficient care when seconds count. Many donors contribute to our high risk obstetrics program and our newborn intensive care unit. They are literally helping our physicians save the most vulnerable lives, babies. Like many families, Gary and Kelly Parrish never thought they would be in the kind of scary situation a high risk pregnancy brings. Because our donors help us invest in training and equipment, our team of doctors and nurses were able to react swiftly and confidently saving both Kelly and baby Louis. In my role, I get to hear your stories, what motivates you to give, and why you support different areas of care. I know that your stories are moving and powerful illustrations of the impact of everyday heroes. In our Donor Feature, we share King and Deborah Johnson’s story of giving motivated by their deep commitment to our community. I hope you too will find these everyday heroes as inspiring as I do. At the end of this issue, we present our annual Honor Roll of Donors. We are all humbled to see so many names on that list. If we have not had the opportunity to thank you in person, please drop us a line. We’d love to give you a tour of our facilities or talk with you over coffee to learn your story of giving. I can’t say it enough, thank you. ׉ 7cassandra://0pbkrfooOdlJcIhbGL762uOcvuAJCwT4CmqAuWSMN1Y8 `fE=-K3׉E Gary and Kelly Parrish say Louis is a happy, healthy baby. A STORY OF SURVIVAL Kelly and Gary Parrish Trust Regional One Health’s Center for High Risk Pregnancy to Save Their Baby 4 REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION He wasn’t supposed to survive. Nearly as soon as Kelly Parrish discovered she was pregnant she faced the near certainty she wouldn’t bring her baby home. The pregnancy was a shock. Kelly – the mother of two boys – had recently suffered a miscarriage at 24 weeks and delivered a stillborn son, Elliott Theodore. But thanks to Dr. Jacques Samson, MD, and the nearly 20 medical professionals at Regional One Health’s High Risk Pregnancy Program who were prepared to handle her one-of-a-kind, high-risk pregnancy, this story has a happy ending. To call Kelly’s pregnancy, labor and delivery experience improbable is too simple, at least without understanding the full story. This is a story of one determined mother and the trust she and her husband placed in Dr. Samson and his team at Regional One Health to guide them through a pregnancy and delivery that is surely heading for medical journals. An emotional rollercoaster Kelly Parrish thought for many years she was destined to be the mother of one son, Aiden Turner, born in 2003. But after delivering another baby, son Oliver Jean, in 2013, Gary and Kelly decided to try for a third child. Less than two years later Kelly became pregnant again. She thought it was progressing well. At 23 weeks and five days she had an ultrasound and the baby was “perfect.” But then she developed a rash, and out of precaution – and some worry – Kelly called her doctor who had her come in for blood work. While there, Kelly asked to have the baby’s heartbeat checked. Minutes later in the ultrasound room, her worst fears became reality. “He was just lying there. He doesn’t have a heartbeat,” Kelly said. “It was such a surreal moment. The doctor got on his knees and said, ‘I’m sorry. We need you to go to the hospital. You can deliver today.’” Meanwhile, Gary – a national college basketball writer for CBSSports.com, studio analyst for CBS Sports and radio host on 92.9 ESPN Radio in Memphis – was in New York preparing for one of his regular TV spots. The phone call he received was one every father-to-be never expects to get. “You don’t imagine that,” Gary said. “It’s weird because you realize you’re doing something the next day you’ve never done in your life: deliver a baby, hold the baby 5 DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORG ׉ 7cassandra://STslGLAv810Shsm89Y-_-1HMz7GudRo0sQtb1NWorFcHp`fE=-K4fE=-K3(בCט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://Lmo1nhZaudEK-opP-fwazx_ok_GjD77qPTghiyFTy7U1`iq׉ 7cassandra://rduzKYhFYwEL4FUyHDrrBYUB6DerjXtzMaPWEFjZB-A `׉ 7cassandra://4cfd2mNzAY7rKSb2THFguFJ-yWhkKZ34Iy6YAatwh3oI`fE?-KLט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://k-quJ066GwExKAjNNoyOO_XRKTXp_w93dluF8ZhcGq8N`iq׉ 7cassandra://UZBUBsf32OmxkHLa5KQG_x2fOWVTVMEwPG6bY_l7qcg`׉ 7cassandra://WIplyok448RstJbWr3iRt2oORdAtyIL3rNvj9YPdFEsCt`fE?-KMנfE@-KRf9ׁH#http://Facebook.com/RegOneHealthFDNׁ ׁ ЈנfE@-KQ 9ׁH3http://www.regionalonehealthfoundation.org/onenightׁ ׁ Ј׉EPand then bury the baby. And I couldn’t help her. Usually when you get devastating news you’re surrounded by people who are grieving with you and comforting. I’m at an airport and all messed up in the head.” Gary rushed home and Kelly delivered baby Elliott the next day. And just a few days later, the mourning family was back in the hospital with Kelly experiencing intense abdominal pain. She needed surgery to remove part of the placenta that remained. for their family to take the next steps in piecing together their lives. But now Kelly was pregnant. And despite the insurmountable odds, she was determined to see this pregnancy through. She had just experienced something no mother ever wants to go through and wasn’t ready to do it again. Yet, most physicians wouldn’t even take this case. There is nothing documented that says a woman with this kind of significant uterus tear has had a successful pregnancy. Kelly planned to be the first. Louis laughs while father Gary checks the latest scores in the background. Unexpected News A few weeks later, the Parrish’s emotional rollercoaster continued when doctors discovered a tear to Kelly’s uterus that needed to be repaired immediately. But a pre-op pregnancy test revealed Kelly was pregnant. Yes, pregnant with a uterus tear. Her OB/ GYN consulted Dr. Samson about the unique case and that’s when Kelly was introduced to Regional One Health’s services. “I’ve seen a lot of very high-risk cases. That’s what I do for a living,” Dr. Samson said. “I had seen cases that are similar but not to that extent. A case like that you don’t expect a pregnancy to go forward. And if it does you expect a catastrophic outcome.” Kelly and Gary were just a few weeks removed from losing a son, and were ready 6 REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION “I’m big on percentages and numbers,” the sportswriter said. “You tell me someone is a 90 percent free throw shooter and I figure he’s making the next free throw. We were basically a 10 percent free throw shooter.” The expectation was that as the uterus grew, the size of the defect would increase along with it, and the probability of a rupture was near certain. If not caught in time, the mother can bleed out. Dr. Samson consulted colleagues across the country and sought all the literature he could find, only there really wasn’t anything similar to what Kelly Parrish wanted to do. The reason it’s not in medical literature? Dr. Samson said doctors usually don’t report catastrophic cases, and the evidence pointed to this case having a similar conclusion. “I only saw one case report of someone repairing this defect at 18 weeks of the pregnancy and the pregnancy didn’t go too far, maybe early third trimester before there was a rupture and delivery,” he said. “I told them up front this is where we are. I told them, ‘You tell me how to proceed and I’ll do my best to take you to that level.’” Kelly was monitored weekly by Regional One Health’s team of specialists. And every week the tear grew. The plan was to attempt a repair between 18 and 20 weeks. At about 20 weeks in, something changed. A small layer of myometrium – the smooth uterus muscle – formed over the tear just before Dr. Samson planned to do surgery. A barrier of sorts had formed, possibly buying more time. who provided vital support to Kelly as she worked to get Louis to latch, a process that’s sometimes difficult for premature babies. “She checked to make sure I was pumping right away,” Kelly said. “She said no one will say a baby at 32 weeks will latch but if you want to, I’ll work with you. I just cried in her arms.” Meanwhile, Dr. Samson asked the couple about delivering the baby at Regional One Health. Gary hadn’t thought about it before, but it didn’t take much for Dr. Samson to convince them about his great relationship with the large team of professionals who would assist in the delivery. An Emergency Delivery Delivery was scheduled for the day after Thanksgiving, still several weeks before the Jan. 5 due date. A few weeks prior Kelly went in for an ultrasound at Regional One Health. On her way home from the appointment, Dr. Samson called. He told her to immediately return to the hospital. The tear was wide open and it was time. Seventeen members of the Regional One Health team were ready when Kelly arrived. They wasted no time. “It was really scary,” Kelly said. “I can feel them doing things but I don’t hear a baby cry. I said, ‘Dr. Samson, what’s going on?’” Dr. Samson’s team was busy repairing Kelly’s uterus before taking the baby. Louis Daniel was born on Nov. 15, 2016, weighing 4.4 pounds. He immediately went to the NICU, which was a tough situation for Kelly, who describes herself as a hands-on mother. She praised lactation nurse Ashley Smith Kelly soon went home. Baby Louis stayed in the NICU. But Kelly returned every day and spent countless hours holding and nursing him. She said she is thankful for the nurses who allowed her so much skin-on-skin time with Louis. She believes that played a big role in him only staying thirteen days in the NICU before she and Gary took him home. Kelly had an ultrasound seven weeks later that confirmed the uterus tear was repaired. Other than a hernia repair, she said Louis is doing great. “He’s a happy, healthy baby.” Kelly praised the care she received at Regional One Health that guided her through an uncertain pregnancy, risky delivery and care her newborn received. “So many people were interested in our care and they had educated themselves on my case before they came in the room. The care from Regional One Health was phenomenal,” she said. To find out how you can support Regional One Health’s Center for High Risk Pregnancy, please contact our Foundation at 901-545-6006. Louis Daniel Parrish is a happy, growing Regional One Health baby. 7 DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORG ׉ 7cassandra://4cfd2mNzAY7rKSb2THFguFJ-yWhkKZ34Iy6YAatwh3oI`fE=-K5׉ESaturday, April 14 Get the Hottest Ticket in Town! The 2018 ONE Night Gala is shaping up to be another phenomenal evening featuring first-class entertainment that will keep you on the dance floor all night long. Your support of ONE Night Gala helps us better serve patients through the purchase of leading-edge, life-saving technology; advanced training opportunities for Regional One Health medical staff; new and expanded programs that address community health issues; and support for Regional One Health’s teaching mission. Early Bird Special ONE Night ALWAYS sells out! Don’t miss your chance to purchase tickets at the 2017 rate before prices go up on January 1, 2018. It’s never too early to get grooving for ONE Night 2018! Get your tickets by visiting www.regionalonehealthfoundation.org/onenight or by calling 901-545-6176. Facebook.com/RegOneHealthFDN @RegOneHealthFDN REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION ׉ 7cassandra://WIplyok448RstJbWr3iRt2oORdAtyIL3rNvj9YPdFEsCt`fE=-K6fE=-K5(בCט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://l9-rhRnv7LX3WBI4gYhwBwG8fGKKHcmnt23sOk4dNaQ4"`iq׉ 7cassandra://F-0ZIIGjdL2njpptdfkXvN4ZXX5khuj5xm961OFyFdY׃`׉ 7cassandra://gZ4XniEhkly-RwE31K2IOZj67A4l1cV3LQ6g4ts7_lME`fE@-KSט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://HnlL8IKwhK16W1RsCdw0nUmS0-hhgrTYoQUKamwgvKY`iq׉ 7cassandra://-iJylWa0ChR9_K-D04XQy2N_WhQ5W867_Hj6OPH5hkA`׉ 7cassandra://UGILorafJls9zFO3iC0XKSK5uc9zx1gfxCIULpioTrsK`fE@-KTנfE@-KX,"9ׁH*http://www.regionalonehealthfoundation.orgׁ ׁ ЈנfE@-KWx@ 9ׁH-http://DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORGׁ ׁ Ј׉E2DONOR FEATURE DEBORAH AND Deborah Johnson’s official title at First Tennessee Bank is “Senior Vice President and Relationship Manager”, but you might say that she and her husband, King S. Johnson, are around-the-clock relationship managers. As Chairman of the Board for the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, Deborah is quick to say, “If the right people get together, big things can happen for Shelby County.” Deborah and King are some of those “right people” helping to make big things happen at Regional One Health. Deborah’s involvement with Regional One Health began as a family connection to the hospital during the John Gaston days. Her mother had five of her nine children at the hospital and although she was always passionate about the quality of care she received there, she never expected to return as she did. After Deborah’s father passed away, her mother lost her health insurance. When she fell ill, she went to what was then the Med. According to Deborah, her mother received the same level of excellent care despite not having insurance or the financial ability to pay on her own. “Once you experience that,” Deborah says, “you know you have to give back.” GROWING RELATIONSHIPS, IMPROVING COMMUNITY REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION King jokes that he inherited his dedication to Regional One Health when he married Deborah, but he has personal connections of his own. He also comes from a large family and has two siblings who were born there. As an Enterprise Executive with Comcast Business, he’s worked all over the country but has always felt a strong connection to his Mid-South roots. And as a native Arkansan, he knows the importance of Regional One Health’s Level 1 Elvis Presley Trauma Center to the entire region. “You don’t wake up in the morning planning on going to a trauma center, but when you’re in a life and death situation, you need the best care.” In talking about why they support Regional One Health, King notes, “Trauma has no name on it. It doesn’t discriminate by income, race or background. We can all be affected by trauma, and you never know when you’ll need that level of care. If you haven’t needed Regional One Health’s trauma care yourself, you likely know someone who has.” Although they’ve had a long history of supporting Regional One Health at some level, attending the annual ONE Night gala as the guests Dr. Belvia Carter caused them to give back even more. Deborah also decided it was important to support her financial donations with the gift of time, making room for ONE Club, the women’s KING JOHNSON auxiliary group, in her already full volunteering calendar that includes the Community Alliance for the Homeless, the Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation and Berean Missionary Baptist Church. She recently joined ONE Club for a tour of Regional One Health’s new East location and was surprised to see all that was taking place there as a “one-stop shop” for patients. She says the impact of cuddling the delicate babies in the NICU is nearly impossible to describe but it makes her want to reach in and give a little more. When the Johnsons talk about their commitment to Regional One Health Foundation, it’s easy to see a sense of joy in giving. Both are quick to say that they feel supporting their community is an obligation that they take very seriously. “People made investments in us as we grew into the people we are today,” Deborah says. “Now it’s our turn. To whom much is given, much is required.” For Deborah and King Johnson, every dollar given to Regional One Health is a dollar going straight into helping our community. True to their “relationship manager” natures, they see community leadership as connecting the right people to the right resources to make good things happen. King adds with a smile, “Imagine the impact we could have if everyone gave just a little more. Lives could be saved.” If you would like to get involved with ONE Club or make a gift to Regional One Health, contact us at 901.545.6006 or visit the “Get Involved” page at regionalonehealthfoundation.org. 11 ׉ 7cassandra://gZ4XniEhkly-RwE31K2IOZj67A4l1cV3LQ6g4ts7_lME`fE=-K7׉Eenvironment while streamlining procedures. The improved technology in the OR will go a long way in improving how Regional One Health trains future surgeons. The upgraded technology in our operating rooms will raise our facilities to the level of world-class care our physicians and nurses provide on a daily basis to you and your loved ones. Our patients, trauma surgeons and high-risk obstetricians deserve the best technology available to facilitate operations, maximize surgical results and optimize healing and health. DONORS & SURGEONS SAVING PATIENTS Donor support provides upgrades for Regional One Health Operating Rooms Thanks to hundreds of donors at our 2017 ONE Night Gala, Regional One Health is introducing technology to the operating room that will improve our surgical procedures. Efficiencies matter in operating rooms because time matters. You can bleed to death in 20 seconds. Regional One Health performs more than 9,000 surgeries a year in operating rooms (ORs) that are up to 20 years old. Our older operating rooms do not have the enhancements and technology currently available that could allow our skilled surgical teams to be more effective in delivering care to our patients. REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION Currently, when a surgeon needs to examine a patient’s previous X-ray, he or she must exit the OR to view the image before scrubbing back in to continue a procedure. When patients are flown in from other facilities they often don’t come with printed X-rays. Instead, the original facility sends a disk with that patient’s images. When they arrive at Regional One Health the surgical team examines the images from the disk on a computer before entering the OR. “It’s like looking at a picture and then recalling what it looked like as you try to fix the problem,” said Erin Price, nurse manager of Trauma OR. It’s incredibly inefficient and it doesn’t have to be. There are solutions that improve outcomes, but until now Regional One Health was not able to afford these technologies. Thanks to generous donors, seven out of 11 operating rooms will receive technology upgrades by the end of 2017. The Stryker iSuite is a technology solution - an integrated monitor system - that allows surgical teams to focus more on patient care by maximizing the surgeon’s control of the OR. These planned technology enhancements will The operating room can be a scary place. For us it is also a sacred space, where a highly specialized team works together Ruth Shumaker, Interim Director of Surgical Services, Dr. Peter Fischer, Trauma Surgeon, and Tammie Ritchey, Sr. VP and Chief Development Officer, discuss the benefits of upgraded operating rooms. OR upgrades made possible by Regional One Health Foundation include: • Stryker iSuite additions to four Trauma operating rooms • Stryker iSuite additions to three Chandler operating rooms • Labor and Delivery bed and lighting upgrades allow more efficient procedures—such as smaller incisions, shorter exposure to anesthesia and less blood loss—which in turn will allow the patient to recover faster and go home sooner. The technology improvements will also enable more accurate procedures, allowing the surgeon to correctly place sutures, screws, rods or pins the first time. “When you think of a CT scan, there are 30 to 100 different slices that you’re looking at. So when a surgeon scrubs in and he can tell a nurse, ‘Go to slice 36,’ it’s a big change. Right now you can’t do that because it’s not in the OR,” says Erin. With the new technology, anything in a patient’s record can be displayed on the new monitors in the operating rooms, giving the surgeon better control of their 13 DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORG These OR upgrades are only possible because of the gifts made by donors at our 2017 ONE Night Gala. To help expand the technology upgrades to other Regional One Health ORs, please make a contribution to Regional One Health Foundation. You can visit www.regionalonehealthfoundation.org for more information. to bring about healing and health, where every necessary piece of equipment must be available to handle the unknown and create a positive outcome. Our surgeons save lives every day. By supporting Regional One Health, our donors do too. ׉ 7cassandra://UGILorafJls9zFO3iC0XKSK5uc9zx1gfxCIULpioTrsK`fE=-K8fE=-K7(בCט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://0CV57Yze_3Li1u1hAzoJCD4ssKaErjJHPAYQ4ZHwyXw\`iq׉ 7cassandra://FLyKCKE8mRVDAGyS02T6kR4IG96f04csNAVgthKCa-Ej`׉ 7cassandra://Q2oZi8jg2pbab9R9uDrkkC7Wb-PD1AnWhmBlJ072xqQUc`fEA-KYט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://gZ1Vyb1iwT7k3Czi_IVrOICWrGS4KKlR7g4QQ1wcDEo@`iq׉ 7cassandra://ydn5oEhJZXSHlVLphskWx3QLD2NZWACpBl4VUptcHSsӖ`׉ 7cassandra://DymGnRs1QKolu0ff3q6P8Yq43myx0bpnmOZBbxYj9bc>m`fEA-KZ׉E PARTNER PROFILE SECOND ANNUAL ONE ROUND A THANK YOU to our ONE Round Golf Classic Sponsors PRESENTING SPONSOR HUGE SUCCESS WOMEN’S CLINIC PRESENTING SPONSOR SOrion Federal Credit Union Transforming a major street corner in the heart of the Medical District, Orion purchased an old gas station at Poplar and Dunlap and replaced it with an awardwinning, LEED Silver® building with exterior LED color lighting which can be seen by patients in nearby hospitals. Orion CEO Daniel Weickenand said the decision was more about Memphis and less about the bottom line. “We wanted to go beyond reactivating a dead street corner. We wanted to build something that members and the neighborhood would be proud of, and even more, would reflect the change and evolution going on in the area. For us, that meant a state-of-the-art facility with a design that would embody openness and connection to the people we serve,” stated Weickenand. Relationship with Regional One Health Orion’s relationship with Regional One Health began in an effort to support the growing initiatives of Dr. Reginald Coopwood. Orion is a sponsor of the annual gala and golf tournament benefiting the Regional One Health Foundation and is involved in supporting innovation at the hospital. Orion also offers oneon-one financial services and financial literacy seminars to Regional One Health employees at the hospital. Orion Gives Back Orion celebrates 60 years serving Memphis this year and has a long history of community involvement, including sponsoring events like the Orion Free Music Concert Series at the Levitt Shell and River Arts Fest. Orion also adopts 10 schools in Shelby County near branches so employees can support teachers, serve as field trip chaperones and help the students. Through the Orion Gives Back program, employees volunteer with a upporting the Medical District in More Ways than ONE different Memphis-based non-profit each month to impact the city. Orion Federal Credit Union is proud to be part of the Medical District and part of Memphis. A round of thanks to our generous sponsors of the 2nd Annual Orion ONE Round Golf Classic presented by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee. The event was held Monday, October 2, 2017, at beautiful Spring Creek Ranch. While the tournament was another huge success, the Inaugural Women’s Clinic presented by FedEx was a big hit too. More than 20 attendees received special instruction from LPGA professionals Michelle McGann, Gail Graham, Michaelyn Bradford and Jennifer Hudson. All proceeds from the golf tournament and women’s clinic support the life-saving work of Regional One Health. ELVIS PRESLEY TRAUMA CENTER SPONSOR FIREFIGHTERS BURN CENTER SPONSOR Founded in Memphis in 1957, Orion has grown to become the largest credit union in West Tennessee, with over 60,000 members and more than $700 million in assets. WOMEN’S & INFANTS SPONSOR BREAKFAST SPONSOR: VISTAGE BEVERAGE SPONSOR: CORNERSTONE SYSTEMS HOLE SPONSORS: AMERICAN PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, ANTIQUE GALLERY, BLAKE SOLUTIONS, CHAMPION AWARDS, FLINTCO, INTEGRATION PARTNERS, JEFFERSON MORTUARY, KELLY BOLTON & MERRILL LYNCH, LEGACY WEALTH MANAGEMENT, MARK AND LUCY FORRESTER, NOVACOPY, REDROVER SALES & MARKETING, SOUTHLAND PARK, SUNTRUST, THOMAS CONSULTANTS, UT-REGIONAL ONE PHYSICIANS SAVE THE DATE Daniel Weickenand, Orion CEO Dr. Reginald Coopwood, ROH President and CEO REGIONAL ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION J O I N U S N E X T Y E A R : OC T OB E R 1 , 2 0 1 8 15 ׉ 7cassandra://Q2oZi8jg2pbab9R9uDrkkC7Wb-PD1AnWhmBlJ072xqQUc`fE=-K9׉EHONOR ROLL OF DONORS HONOR ROLL OF DONORS HONOR ROLL OF DONORS We are tremendously grateful to have the support of many community members who help save and improve the lives of our patients through their generous contributions. We express this gratitude and recognize these donors through membership in the exclusive giving circles outlined below. Recognition status is based on giving each fiscal year (July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017). OUR CIRCLES OF GIVING The Cornerstone Circle - Acknowledges donors who give $100 - $999 annually. The President’s Circle - Acknowledges donors who give $1,000 - $4,999 annually. The Founder’s Circle - Acknowledges donors who give $5,000 or $9,999 annually. The Pillar Society - Acknowledges donors who give $10,000 or more annually. The John Gaston Society - Acknowledges donors who make gifts through will bequests, trust agreements, life insurance and similar planned gifts of any size. INDIVIDUALS PILLAR SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Damon Arney Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Bird Dr. and Mrs. Reginald W. Coopwood Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harper Dr. Stephen R. King FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Dr. Belvia Carter Mr. Daniel F. Case Mr. Staley Cates Mr. and Mrs. Tim M. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Bill Courtney Ms. Sophia S. Cranshaw Dr. and Mrs. Martin A. Croce Mr. Jeffrey O. Drinan Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Floyd Dr. Stefan Harsch Ms. Tammie Ritchey Mr. and Mrs. Phil Shannon Ms. Nancy W. Smith Dr. Bruce W. Steinhauer Mr. and Mrs. Paulo L. Teixeira Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Thorpe, Jr. Ms. Deborah D. Tipton Mr. Mike Tutor 16 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. John Abide Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Apple, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randy B. Austin Dr. and Mrs. Abdullah Azouz Mr. James A. Baker III Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bass Mr. and Mrs. Craig Becker Dr. and Mrs. Neal S. Beckford Mr. Lloyd A. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Marion S. Boyd, Jr. Mr. Carlos Brown Dr. and Mrs. David L. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Coates Mr. Ron Coleman Mrs. Sarah M. Colley Ms. Cynthia Collins Ms. Susan R. Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Crosby II Ms. Petra L. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Eric Epperson Ms. Katharine W. Ericksen Ms. Carol A. Farris Dr. Peter Fischer Ms. Lavelle Fitch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald Ms. Anne C. Forbus Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Forrester III Mr. and Mrs. William S. Franklin Ms. Rachel G. George Mr. Elizabeth Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Graffam Ms. Madelyn Gray Ms. Barbara J. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hess Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hooks Mr. and Mrs. John R. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutton, Jr. Ms. Cathy A. Jarnagin Reverend and Mrs. Preston Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Jehl Mr. and Mrs. King Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Mike Jones Ms. Kelly B. Jordan Ms. Susan L. Karpie Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Keeney Mr. Alvin Levy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lightman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rusty E. Linkous Mrs. Jacqueline M. Lucas Dr. Patrick K. Malone Ms. Christine M. Maxwell Mrs. Pamela S. McBride Mr. and Mrs. Marvell Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Moore Capt. and Mrs. Henry J. Nixon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Pace Dr. and Mrs. Edward Perez Mr. and Mrs. Bret L. Perisho Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Perry Dr. Elizabeth Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. James K. Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Ritchey Mr. Bobby M. Robinson Ms. Loretta S. Rodriques Ms. Valerie R. Russell-Scott Dr. Mary K. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Barry Scearce Mrs. Lisa C. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sheahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sherry Mr. David Short Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simpson Ms. Jacqueline T. Smartt Mr. and Mrs. G. Henry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Steinberg Ms. Gail C. Stewart Ms. Susan K. Sudman Mr. and Mrs. Darrell K. Thomas Ms. Leticia W. Towns Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vance Drs. Bill and Peggy Veeser Mr. and Mrs. Scott Vogel Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wagers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Weickenand Mr. Craig Weiss Mrs. Monica Wharton Mr. Ricky E. Wilkins Col. David Scoop Willingham Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yendrek CORNERSTONE CIRCLE Mr. Imad I. Abdullah, Esq. Ms. Shirley A. Abram Mr. James F. Adams Ms. Thea S. Adell Ms. Marcia R. Albritton Ms. Adrianne Allen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson Ms. Robyn L. Angel Mr. Drew L. Armstrong Ms. Lasheena M. Armstrong Ms. Amy D. Arnold-Bobbitt Mr. Rodrigo D. Arteaga Mr. Joseph F. Atkinson Ms. Cynthia Audain Ms. Tiffany M. Austin Ms. Cheryl V. Baker Ms. Sharita R. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Rand Ballard Mrs. Cheryl R. Banks Ms. Donna R. Baptiste Ms. Beverly A. Barber Ms. Mae E. Barnes Mrs. Murna E. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Chad Barton Ms. Peggy S. Baudean Ms. Becky L. Bayless Mr. Richard Bearden Mr. James M. Beck Mr. Michael P. Beckley Ms. Geraldine Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Damon Bell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Benduce Dr. and Mrs. Eric H. Benink Mr. Clay Bethell Dr. and Mrs. Blake Billups Mr. Kevin Blackwell Mr. Charles A. Blayde Ms. Deshia S. Blockmon Mr. Stanley J. Blue Ms. Michelle D. Bohanon Ms. Betty L. Bonner Mrs. Edwyna Bonner Ms. Barbara T. Boulton Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Dejaun Bowen Ms. Belinda Y. Boyd-Smith Ms. Kimberly C. Bradd Ms. Tonya Bradley Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Brammer Ms. Cynthia A. Branch Mr. Joe W. Brandenburg Mr. and Mrs. Bo Braswell Ms. Judy M. Briggs Ms. Cassandra J. Brittmon Ms. Ann L. Brooks Ms. Clevla E. Brooks Ms. Denise M. Brooks Mr. Keith L. Brooks Ms. Ruby J. Brooks Ms. Shirley N. Brooks Ms. Pamela D. Brown Ms. Sheilla R. Brown Mr. Floyd Brummett Mr. Edward A. Brusseau Ms. Brenda G. Buckley Dr. Peggy A. Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burke, Jr. Ms. Connie H. Burks Ms. Pecola R. Burns Mrs. Rebecca Bush Dr. Olivia Cabigao Mr. T J Campbell Mr. Robert B. Canada Mr. Patrick Carter Mrs. Pam Castleman Ms. Virgie L. Chaffen Mr. and Mrs. Marco Chan Dr. Linda F. Chism Ms. Vanessa A. Christian Ms. Casandra F. Clark Ms. Ebony T. Clark-Yancy Ms. Eli Cloud Ms. Ashley M. Coey Dr. James Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cohen Mr. Lanny L. Coker Ms. Ruth A. Coker Ms. Emma J. Coleman Ms. Yolanda R. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Conrad Ms. Dana K. Cook Mr. James T. Cornett Mr. and Mrs. John Costa Ms. Kim Cox Ms. Mamie C. Cox Mrs. Holly Craft Ms. Cathy R. Craig Mr. Mark Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crosby Ms. Deborah L. Curtis Mr. Shannon P. Cutliff Mr. Alisson E. Da Silva Ms. Marie E. Dabi-Armada Dr. and Mrs. Giles B. Damron Dr. Lynn B. Dandridge Mr. Harry D. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daniel Ms. Mimi B. Danosky Mrs. Jacqueline Daughtry Mrs. Shawn Davis Ms. Johnni A. Dehoff Ms. Sharon O. Delaurier Ms. Amy Dennard Ms. Carolina Desouza Mr. D’Arcy A. Deveaux Mrs. Caprice Devereux Ms. Angela L. Dixon Ms. Beverly Doggrell Mr. Douglas J. Dohmen Ms. Natasha R. Donerson Ms. Cynthia R. Doyle Ms. Nancy D. Drace Mr. and Mrs. Titus Driver Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Dudley Ms. Mary N. Duerr Ms. Chelsea A. Durden Mrs. Vicki L. Dye Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Edgar Mr. Tony K. Edwards Mr. Jehan R. Ellis Ms. Kelly L. Ellis Ms. Tina R. Ellis Ms. Kena L. Elmore Ms. Crystal Epps Ms. Lafay L. Evans Ms. Marsha N. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Farmer Ms. Jessica A. Fathi Ms. Kathryn Feinstone Ms. Margarita R. Felizco LOCAL ART BECOMES HOLIDAY GIFTS Regional One Health Foundation is once again offering a unique collection of picturesque greeting cards featuring nationally known Memphis artist NJ WOODS Each card provides a meaningful way during the holidays to honor your family members, friends or colleagues with a gift that gives back. For a minimum $10 donation, we will send one of your recipients a limited-edition holiday greeting card. For a $25 donation, you may select up to three recipients to receive this gift. Different donation levels are available for holiday card orders of 10 or more. Call 901.545.6006 or visit the “Giving” page of our website to purchase your holiday greeting cards today. 17 ׉ 7cassandra://DymGnRs1QKolu0ff3q6P8Yq43myx0bpnmOZBbxYj9bc>m`fE=-K:fE=-K9(בCט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://l9-V3cE7pGvEUo8jzUtPYFLJOLQl9-6QflbsncPSnwE|`iq׉ 7cassandra://IyHwwaFl_KZ4NWejY7XN3Zbgru-eRXHHU6mKT-PIuI4f`׉ 7cassandra://Gy307jyVxp8nOmuUQVceROrmT94koMYG2qx6VTIXdC4;`fEA-K\ט(u׉׉ 7cassandra://X1_EebFGyfyhW62rBuMieF_I9j5AJl0Fmk8_nauokiA`iq׉ 7cassandra://G7wuE5fb6P_julv9le3oSFmABC9-_bpYp1Fi8tdcBAI`׉ 7cassandra://5xbMGie4v-kshhd1omtu2RLzIhdDWlYGhBFD_dcCzx8F`fEB-K]נfEB-Kcx@ 9ׁH-http://DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORGׁ ׁ Ј׉E% HONOR ROLL OF DONORS HONOR ROLL OF DONORS CORNERSTONE CIRCLE Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Finks Mr. and Mrs. Tim Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Fogelman Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ford Mrs. Alison S. Fowler Mr. Andre Fowlkes Mr. Charles C. Franklin Mr. David Franks Mr. and Mrs. David French Mr. and Mrs. Bob Friedl Ms. Maria Lourdes M. Gacutan Ms. Kathleen G. Gammage Ms. Reola Gammon Ms. Nadish Garg Ms. Karen Garner Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gauthier Mr. JD Gentry Ms. Angela D. Ghoreishi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilbert Dr. and Mrs. M. Boyd Gillespie Mrs. Kimberly K. Gilley Mr. Michael Gladson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Glenn Mrs. Angela Golding Ms. Cheryl R. Golliver Mr. and Mrs. John S. Golwen Ms. Paula I. Grayson Ms. Raquel E. Green Ms. Teresa J. Green Ms. Bonnye Griffin Mr. Dusty M. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Griffith Mr. Matt E. Grimes Mr. Jerry Hall Ms. Rhonda R. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Gale L. Hamann Ms. Karen L. Hamilton Mrs. Jennifer R. Hamlett Ms. Shauntae D. Hancock SHOP TO GIVE Regional One Health Foundation continues to participate in the AmazonSmile and Kroger Community Rewards programs. You can now support the Foundation with every Amazon or Kroger purchase. Sign up today! It’s an easy and convenient way to give back while you shop: AmazonSmile: Simply go to Smile.Amazon.com to shop. You’ll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and convenient shopping experiences as Amazon.com – but with the added bonus that Amazon will donate 0.5% of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to Regional One Health Foundation. Go to AmazonSmile today and log in to your Amazon.com account. Then select Shelby County Healthcare Corporation as your organization to support. Kroger Rewards: Just by linking your Kroger Plus card to Regional One Health Foundation, Kroger will donate a portion of your purchases to the Foundation on a quarterly basis. Enroll your Kroger Plus card at krogercommunityrewards.com. The Rewards Program number for Regional One Health Foundation is 43975. Another great way to show your support is by sharing these opportunities to give to Regional One Health Foundation with your friends and family! 18 Mrs. Nichole C. Hannegan Ms. Malvis Hardaway Ms. Paula A. Harrell Ms. Chandra Harris Mr. and Mrs. David Harvey Ms. Deborah F. Harwell Ms. Agnes M. Henderson Ms. Cheryl L. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Hendricks Mrs. Lucia P. Heros Mr. Duncan E. Hicks Ms. Megan R. Hicks Ms. Tammie M. Hicks Ms. Deborah O. Hill Mr. Leo Hill Mrs. Linda T. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hocutt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Hopkins, Jr. Ms. Denise C. Houston Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Howard Mr. Donald E. Howery Dr. Amy A. Huber Ms. Yevette Hughes Ms. Earnestine W. Hunt Mrs. Shymeka Hunter-Crigler, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Masanori Igarashi Ms. Kecia M. Ivy Ms. Sandra B. Jackson McClairen Mr. and Mrs. Ian Janecek Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson Ms. Robin R. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Avery Johnson Mr. and Dr. Christoper Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Darin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson Ms. Francenia Johnson Mrs. Karen Johnston Mr. Booker T. Jones Mr. Charles Jones Mr. Clyde Jones Mr. Daron D. Jones Mrs. Deborah J. Jones Ms. Kyndra C. Jones Ms. Sabrina Jones Ms. Andrea D. Jones-Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kaelin Mr. Paul T. Kelley Dr. Jayna Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kerwin Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Kinzer Ms. Sharon Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Krauch, Jr. Mr. William A. Kurkle Mrs. Aurelia Kyles Mr. and Mrs. Shea Lackie Mr. Larry E. Lacy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry Laibson Dr. and Mrs. Mack A. Land Mr. and Mrs Michael Landrum Mrs. Jennifer Lasseter Ms. Phyllis L. Law Mrs. Marilyn D. Lee Mr. William E. Lemay, Jr. Ms. Jo-Ann Lenoir Ms. Diana D. Lenow Dr. Layne C. Levy Ms. Sandy L. Long Ms. Jeannette Love Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Lowery Ms. Jessica Lucas Ms. Jarenia F. Lucy Ms. Rebecca L. Luman Mr. Kerry C. Lyons Ms. Caroline G. MacQueen Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Lon M. Magness Dr. and Mrs. George O. Maish, III Mr. and Mrs. John Maki Dr. Giancarlo Mari Ms. Alecia B. Marley Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Martin Mr. and Mrs. David May Ms. Amenra McCarthy Ms. Jennifer McCarthy Ms. Nicole H. McClellan Dr. and Mrs. Jesse McGee Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey McIlvain Mr. and Mrs. Harrison McIver Ms. Shireece J. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMahon Ms. Shirley A. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. McVean Ms. Marsha S. Mickens Ms. Bonnie J. Miller Mr. Jed Miller Mr. Thomas G. Miller Ms. Annie M. Mims Ms. Shawn Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Montaque Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Mooney Ms. Deborah V. Moore Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Ms. Margaret C. Moore Ms. Patricia Moore Mrs. Tracy L. Moore Mrs. Kathryn Morelli Ms. Joyce E. Morgan Ms. Jeri N. Morris Mrs. Jean Morton Ms. Gloria Moses Ms. Angela D. Mottley Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Murphey Ms. Shelia M. Neal Mr. Dusty Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nichol Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Nichols, Jr. Ms. Tijuana Y. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Tina Niclosi Ms. Courtney Norman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Notowich Mr. Brian Novicki Mr. Craig Numberg Ms. Gwendolyn B. Nunley Ms. Vivian Odum Ms. Susan N. Oprean Mr. and Mrs. William Orgel Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Owen III Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Owen, Sr. Ms. Marilyn J. Paige Mr. Myers Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patrosso Ms. Vicki E. Patton Mr. Greg Paulus Mrs. Tarasha Payne Ms. Janice Peel Ms. Tazame Z. Penilton Mr. Mark Pepke Ms. Rebecca F. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Brad Phillips Mr. Daniel Pigg Ms. Kimberly S. Pitts Mrs. Selden Popwell Mr. and Mrs. Lee Proctor Ms. Christine W. Pryor Ms. Catherine N. Puls Ms. Linda S. Purser Dr. Jaya Ramanathan Mr. Rene F. Rannou Ms. Amanda K. Raper Ms. Glenda J. Rathell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ready Ms. Susan Reagor Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson Dr. Sandra Reed Ms. Gwendolyn Y. Reese Ms. Lynn Regester Ms. Mary H. Reich Mr. and Mrs. Bob Repin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Richards Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Richardson Ms. Patricia A. Richardson Ms. Joy L. Roaten Ms. Joy C. Roberson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson Ms. Cindy N. Robinson Mrs. Shade Robinson Ms. Maegan L. Rogers Ms. Randa Rosenblum Ms. C. Sh’Nee Ross Mr. and Mrs. David Ross Ms. Rosie Rounds Ms. Brenda J. Royal Ms. Leann E. Ruddick Dr. and Mrs. Matthew I. Rudloff Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rush Mrs. Virginia I. Ryan Ms. Emily S. Sample Spiceland Dr. Jacques Samson Mr. Frederick D. Sanders Mrs. Geraldine N. Sanders Ms. Celeste E. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Sapp Mrs. Kelli J. Saucerman-Howard Mr. and Mrs. Elkan M. Scheidt Dr. and Mrs. David Schwartz Mrs. Nicole Seltzer Mrs. Suzanne H. Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seys Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Sharp Mr. George Shawver Ms. Tara V. Shields Mrs. Johnie M. Shipp Ms. Clintonia T. Simmons-Nichols Ms. Margaret D. Simons Ms. Cherry R. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simpson Mr. Thomas Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Randolph D. Sites Ms. Jill Skobel Dr. Chantay Smartt Mr. Bernal Smith Ms. Bryce M. Smith Mrs. Donna P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith Ms. Kelley L. Smith Ms. Pamela H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Smith Ms. Lucreasha Sorrell Ms. Vickie L. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stafford Ms. Ella M. Standberry Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Ms. Colleen A. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Archie J. Stewart, Jr. Ms. Betty Stokes Ms. Terri D. Stokes Mr. Andrew Stolnicki Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strickland Mr. Todd B. Styles Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sublette Mrs. Michelle Swim Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Tabb Dr. and Mrs. Ajay J. Talati Ms. Elizabeth Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Tate Mrs. Catrina Tate Mr. Sylvester Tate Mr. Robert Taylor Ms. Stefanie Taylor Ms. Waukesha C. Taylor Mrs. Yvette D. Taylor Ms. Jill B. Thelen Ms. Brenda J. Theus Ms. Amanda Thomas Ms. Barbara J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James S. Thomas Ms. Shannon L. Thomas Mrs. Yvonne Thomas-Westbrooks Mrs. Cynthia T. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thompson Ms. Sharon R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. David Thornton Ms. Brett L. Toney Ms. Susan A. Towler Ms. Theresa A. Traylor Mr. Elgin B. Tunstall Mr. Floyd Tyler Ms. Ofelia R. Untal Mr. William Vanhooks, Sr. Ms. Latrenda S. Vaughn-Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vergos Ms. Eden T. Villanueva Mr. Tri M. Vu Ms. Macy H. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Ward Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Watkins III Mr. Michael Watson Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Watson Ms. Vernia Watson Ms. Emily Watts Ms. Susan L. Weaver Mr. Marcus Webb Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Weintraub Mrs. Cheryl O. Westlake Mr. Frederick C. Weston Mr. Conor White Ms. Pamela L. White Mrs. Michele G. Whitehead Dr. Allison P. Whittle Ms. Festeria D. Wiggins Mrs. Geraldine S. Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Allen Williams Ms. Angela D. Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Mr. Jamar Williams Ms. Shannon E. Williams Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Williamson, Jr. Ms. Shayla G. Williamson Ms. Allison N. Wilson Mr. Matthew C. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Windsor Ms. Dakasha Winton Mr. George B. Winton Ms. Richard C. Wong Dr. and Mrs. Chris Wood Ms. Jenny V. Wright Mr. Brett A. Wyatt Ms. Melva R. Zanella Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Zanone, Jr. THANK YOU A TIME TO GIVE THANKS MERCI DANKE GRACIAS ARIGATOTAK While we are constantly amazed by the care and treatment Regional One Health doctors and staff provide our patients and their families, there are many things that we simply could not do without you — our donors. You are making Memphis healthier, you are helping to save lives, and you are improving our community one donation at a time. For that, we want to say “THANK YOU” for your support of Regional One Health Foundation. 19 ׉ 7cassandra://Gy307jyVxp8nOmuUQVceROrmT94koMYG2qx6VTIXdC4;`fE=-K;׉EMHONOR ROLL OF DONORS HONOR ROLL OF DONORS CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS PILLAR SOCIETY The Assisi Foundation of Memphis Avectus Healthcare Solutions Baptist Memorial Health Care BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Cigna Healthcare Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Dillard Door Dillard’s Estate of Rachel Ferguson Revocable Living FedEx Corporation Fidelity & Guaranty Life Insurance Company FTB Advisors Healthcare Excellence Institute Hope Christian Community Foundation Lockton Companies McVean Trading & Investments Mid South Transplant Foundation OR Nurses Nationwide Orion Federal Credit Union Radians Regional One Health Regions Financial Corporation Southeastern Asset Management SunTrust Bank - Memphis Tate Computer Systems The Hohenberg Charity Trust University Clinical Health University of Tennessee Valero Energy Foundation FOUNDER’S CIRCLE American Residential Services AutoZone Bass, Berry & Sims Butler Snow Campbell Clinic Cerner Health Services Classic American Hardwoods Cushman & Wakefield/ Commerical Advisors Evolve Bank & Trust Farris Bobango Branan Glankler Brown Highland Capital Management Corporation HRO Partners Jefferson Mortuary Johnson Auxiliary Gift Shop KPMG Lawrence M. & Kerin C. Magdovitz Foundation Lipscomb Pitts Insurance Morrison Management Specialist Murer Consultants NexAir Owens and Minor Pinnacle Financial Partners Reliant Investment Management Shelby County Employees Stone, Higgs, Drexler UnitedHealthcare Community Plan UT Regional One Physicians (UTROP) Vizient Western Governors University Tennessee (WGU) Women’s Physician Group Yates Construction PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE American Program Management Antique Gallery Ashaun B.A.G., LLC Bank of Bartlett Blake Surface Solutions Capitol Resources Charles Schwab Cleveland Lumber & Supply Diversified Trust Company Firemen’s Mixed League Flintco Healthcare Payment Specialists Huron Consulting Group Impact Management Group Jailhouse Rockers of California Kroger Foundation LifeWings Partners Linkous Construction Company Mahaffey Tent & Event Rentals Medac Memphis Chapter of Occupational Health Nurses Mercer Family Charitable Fund Mid-South Workers’ Compensation Association Mom 365 Paradies Lagardere Preserver Partners Simple Focus Staple Cotton Cooperative Association The Decisive Element Truist CORNERSTONE CIRCLE Archimania Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bella Vita The Benevity Community Impact Fund Brain Injury Association Of Tennessee Brown & Associates Byas Funeral Home Christian Fellowship Church of God in Christ Community Bank Community Health Charities Cook and Bolton Group Elvis Happy Fan Club Elvis Memorabilia Group Fan Club International European Stone Werks First United Baptist Church Fresh Red Sun Buffet Friends Of Bennie Thompson Friendship Baptist Church Greater New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ Guaranty Bank Hutchison School Legacy Wealth Management Merck Foundation Morrison Healthcare Mount Beulah M.B. Church Mount Olive M.B. Church New Hope Baptist Church Persimmon Grove Church Real Life Ministries RedRover Sales & Marketing Strategy South Sunflower Co. Usher Ministry Southern Bancorp St. James M.B. Church Suanu SVMIC Taylor & Francis Group TEKsystems Tennessee Disability Coalition The Children’s Cottage Turner Enterprises Wesley Home Services Wharton Law Firm Wilson Conference Center Group Word of Life Seventh-Day Adventist One Club invited the Elvis Presley Trauma team staff to “come flamingle” with them in July. The ladies of One Club provided lunch, relaxation kits and chair massages to all the Elvis Presley Trauma Center staff. ELVIS LIVES ON THROUGH THE ACTIONS OF DEDICATED FANS Elvis fans from all over the world support the Elvis Presley Trauma Center at Regional One Health Guest Speaker: Donnie Sumner Elvis’ backup singer and friend 2017 Elvis Fan Reception The annual Elvis Fan Reception was held during Elvis Week 2017 on Sunday, August 13 at Regional One Health. At the reception, fans were able to meet Donnie Sumner, one of Elvis’ closest friends and member of J.D. Sumner and The Stamps Quartet (Elvis’ backup singers from 1971-1977). A private tour of the Elvis Presley Memorial Trauma Center provided fans with the opportunity to see their contributions at work. Included in the tour is a stop at the Elvis Presley Trauma Center Donor Wall which recognizes the hundreds of groups and individuals who have supported the trauma center. YEAR-END TIPS FOR CHARITABLE GIVING Giving to Regional One Health Foundation before December 31 provides many benefits to donors. Tax incentives may enable you to do more than you realize, even improving your own financial situation. • Gift of Cash: You will receive an immediate charitable tax deduction that will provide you savings on this year’s tax return. • Gift of Stocks and Bonds: A gift of appreciated stocks and bonds is an easy way to make a charitable gift. By transferring the asset to the charity, you can avoid paying capital gains tax that would otherwise be due if you sold these assets. • Gift of Retirement Assets: A gift from your retirement assets, such as your IRA, 401k, 403b or pension plan is an excellent way to make a gift. • Gift of Life Insurance Policy: A gift from your life insurance policy is an excellent way to support Regional One Health Foundation. If your life insurance policy is no longer needed or will no longer benefit your survivors, consider making a gift and help further the critical mission of Regional One Health. Contact Regional One Health Foundation at 901.545.6006 or your professional financial advisor for more information. 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John Abide & Brooks Reynolds In Memory of Zenaide Claris Vivian C. Grittner In Memory of Sarita Coopwood Marsha S. Mickens Alice P. Poston Marsha N. Evans Sheri W. Yendrek In Memory of Paul Craft David May In Memory of Bob Crump Linda Crump In Memory of Zada H. Curcio Karen A. Rhea In Memory of Frank D. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sublette In Memory of Russ Edgar Michelle Bradford Cindy A. Baker Eric Flanders John S. Newman Marion White Kay Davis Nathan Edgar The Trustee Of Madison County In Memory of Elvis Presley Debbie Manino Elvis Memorabilia Group Fan Club International Janice and David Peel Joseph and Yolanda Fitzgerald Terri Hancock Loretta S. Rodriques Margaret P. Koogle Susan L. Karpie - Elvis Happy Fan Club Virginia I. Ryan Vivian and David Grittner In Memory of Boo Ferriss Cleveland Lumber & Supply Co. John and Debbie Abide In Memory of Drew L. Friedl Betsy Friedl In Memory of Tracy M. Goodwin Larry and Cathy Goodwin In Memory of Greg Herrick Cleveland Lumber & Supply Co. John Abide and Brooks Reynolds In Memory of Jean House Cleveland Lumber & Supply Co. In Memory of John Janoush Cleveland Lumber & Supply Co. In Memory of Stanley Jones Cleveland Lumber & Supply Co. In Memory of Judith Korones Joan L. Alperin In Memory of Sheldon B. Korones Doris L. Bodan Bank of America Charitable Foundation Kelly B. Bolton Masanori and Seiko Igarashi In Memory of Paul Krusell Robert and Tresa Marcos 22 In Honor of Susan S. Arney Deborah D. Tipton Karen Johnston In Memory of Virginia A. Mouton Cleveland Lumber & Supply Co. John Abide and Brooks Reynolds In Memory of Ramon and D. Ordona Olivia Cabigao In Memory of Clinton P. Owen Garnett Hutton In Memory of Kai Owens Melissa Smith In Memory of Brian K. Pounders Charles and Cheryl Mohon In Memory of William Ryan Virginia I. Ryan In Memory of Sam Swanagan Alice P. Poston Marsha N. Evans Stephanie C. Winfrey In Memory of Joe Waker Isaac Simmons In Memory of Thaddeus Waller Nancy Stuart In Memory of Jane A. Willingham Dave S. Willingham HONORARIUMS In Honor of Edward L. Apple Amy A. Huber In Honor of Margaret Apple Jennifer Dunavant In Honor of Martha M. Burkhead Monica N. Wharton In Honor of the Clinical Micro Lab Charles and Ruby Miller In Honor of Sarah M. Colley Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Susan R. Cooper Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood Sarah M. Colley Susan R. Cooper Jacqueline M. Lucas Tammie J. Ritchey Lisa C. Schafer Leticia W. Towns In Honor of Max Courtney Cook and Bolton Group In Honor of Brenda Crawford Susan R. Cooper In Honor of Dr. Martin A. Croce Susan K. Sudman In Honor of Zada H. Curcio Karen A. Rhea In Honor of Dr. Ramasubbareddy Dhanireddy Susan K. Sudman In Honor of Erin Dragutsky Natalie Rosenberg Susan T. Levy THE PHYSICIANS’ TRUST A new Physicians’ Trust program was created under the leadership of Bruce Steinhauer, MD to recognize members of the Regional One Health medical staff who donate $1,000 or more annually to the Regional One Health Foundation. Donations enhance patient care and the services we provide. David Cannon, MD Belvia Carter, MD Reginald Coopwood, MD Martin Croce, MD Patrick Malone, MD Edward Perez, MD Bruce Steinhauer, MD DONATE.REGIONALONEHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORG 23 In Honor of Richard Bearden Richard Bearden In Honor of Latonia Boyce Monica N. Wharton In Honor of All Firefighters Teresa Lovino In Honor of Karen Freeman Andre and Monica Wharton In Honor of Lucia P. Heros Mary Catherine Burke In Honor of Dr. William L. Hickerson Susan K. Sudman In Honor of Lisa B. Jehl Kathryn Morelli In Honor of Olivia T. Johnson Andre and Monica Wharton In Honor of Charles Jones Charles Jones In Honor of Jacqueline M. Lucas Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Dr. Giancarlo Mari Susan K. Sudman In Honor of Emily A. Neyman Monica N. Wharton In Honor of Bret L. Perisho Susan K. Sudman Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Dr. Trent P. Pierce Victoria R. Russell In Honor of the Regional One Health Foundation Staff RedRover Sales & Marketing Strategy In Honor of Tammie J. Ritchey Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Scott Vogel Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of James R. Wagers, Jr. Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Jena R. Ward Rodney Ward In Honor of Dennis Watson Monica N. Wharton In Honor of Candace C. Webber Monica N. Wharton In Honor of Monica N. Wharton Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Oliver Williamson Anonymous GIFTS-IN-KIND Memphis Cook Convention Center Sheraton Memphis Downtown Hotel Tri-State Defender MARK AND LUCY FORRESTER KELLY BOLTON In Honor of Lisa C. Schafer Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Randolph D. Sites Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Tangela M. States Vicki L. Dye In Honor of Leticia W. Towns Dr. Reginald W. Coopwood In Honor of Renee Trammell Susan K. Sudman SPECIAL THANKS We are profoundly grateful for all our donors who provide support for the Regional One Health community, but special recognition and thanks go out to the following businesses and individuals. ׉ 7cassandra://VGn-3vSlPxssNJ9OwM9SlyN4Rlg49VUoF2fmpGPyFCU;`fE=-K=׈EfE=-K>fE=-K=(,2017 Annual ReportfE8ҷfd