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to
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one of the
Top
50
Cardiovascular Hospitals in the Nation
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Foundation
Board of Directors
word of thanks
from our Foundation Chairman
As we welcome the spring season, your
Foundation is gearing up for many exciting
events to benefit High Point Regional Health
System. Most exciting this year will be a new
occasion: our first “Sun & Stars Signature
Event” which will take place on Monday,
September 26. This is a date you will want to
save on your calendar right now because we
are planning a day and night that we promise
you will not want to miss! More details will
follow, but we can tell you now that we will
conclude the day with a fantastic reception
featuring an intimate concert at the High Point
Country Club with five time Grammy winner
Christopher Cross! As always, and most
importantly, the funds raised by the “Signature” event will benefit our
health system; in this case the Heart and Cancer Programs!
While we work hard to present you with engaging activities and fun
events, we hope you remember that community support for our
hospital is really the point of it all. Our goal is always to help ensure
that our healthcare professionals have the most advanced medical
equipment and services available to best meet the needs of the
patients, families and neighbors we serve at High Point Regional.
The Foundation strives to grow the list of people who make
commitments to our health system because every dollar counts in
helping to heal and to save lives. Thankfully, these efforts continue to
pay off. In this edition of our magazine, you will read how High Point
Regional Health System has been recognized as one of the top 50
cardio hospitals in the country! I hope you feel gratified in knowing
your generosity makes this level of healthcare excellence possible
right here in our community.
Thank you for all that you do for High Point Regional!
Reid Marsh
Chairman, Foundation Board
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Reid Marsh
Chairman, Foundation Board
Donald W. Cameron, Ed.d.
Chairman, Board of Trustees
Owen Bertschi
Vice Chairman, Board of Trustees
Harry R. “Frosty” Culp, D.D.S.
Immediate Past Chairman
Development Committee
Kim Bauman
Strib Boynton
Brack Brigman
Sumner Finch
Charlene Green
Jim Keever
Molly Millis-Hedgecock
David F. Moore, Jr., MD
Leah Price
Emily Ragsdale
Doug Witcher
Staff
Denise M. Potter
Vice President
Courtney Best
Director of Development
Julie S. Samuels
Major Gifts Officer
April Carty
Event & Gift Specialist
Darlene McDaniels
Executive Assistant
Delores Holden
Data Specialist
Planning
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This doctor makes house calls!
Molly Millis-Hedgecock with Dr. Bernard Chinnasami pg. 9
Table of Contents
High Point Regional singled out for prestigious heart
care recognition Pg. 3 & 4
pg. 9
Events! Friends of High Point Regional…
making a difference! Pg. 5 & 6
Support comes for Mental Health Patients Pg. 8
pg. 11
Doctors Making House Calls
Introducing “Rapid Rounds” Pg. 9 & 10
The Gift Of Music Pg.11
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P.O. Box HP-5
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Tribute Listing Pg.12
336-878-6011
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High Point Regional
Named One of the Top
Cardiovascular Hospitals in the Nation
On November 15, 2010, HPRHS President Jeff Miller
learned High Point Regional Health System had been
named one of the 50 top cardiovascular hospitals in
the nation for 2011 by Thomson Reuters.
“This recognition is a tremendous milestone for our
heart program,” Miller says. “Thomson Reuters is
the industry leader in collecting and assimilating
healthcare data and monitors vital healthcare trends,
such as excellence in cardiovascular care, across the
United States.
“Recognition by Thomson Reuters carries a great deal
of prestige,” Miller explains.
Over 1,000 hospitals in the United States offer the
cardiovascular services regularly monitored by
Thomson Reuters. Out of those hospitals, Thomson
Reuters selected the 50 best cardiovascular services.
Within those 50 top cardiovascular facilities, just 15 are
community hospitals like High Point Regional, Miller
points out.
This honor places High Point Regional in the same
hierarchy of healthcare providers as premier major
medical centers and teaching hospitals with
cardiovascular residency programs throughout the
nation.
“This is the biggest and best accomplishment that our
heart program has had,” explains cardiologist Dr. Zan
Tyson of Carolina Cardiology Cornerstone. “It’s a valid
accomplishment in that all of the hospitals monitored
are based on the same statistics. This is not an award
or a designation that you can seek or apply for.”
The “Top 50” designation is based on three years of
data about each hospital’s success in targeted areas.
In determining this honor, Thomson Reuters analyzed
High Point Regional Heart Specialists
1st row, left to right: Peter Van Trigt, III, M.D., TCTS; Fareed Al-Khori, M.D.; Steven Rohrbeck, M.D., Kathryn McFarland, M.D., Ernest Gumprecht, M.D., Ali Akbary, M.D.
2nd row, left to right: Andy Chiu, M.D., Barrett Cheek, M.D., James McGukin, M.D., Kenneth Wallmeyer, M.D., Thomas Folk, M.D., Zan Tyson, M.D., Stephen Mills, M.D.
3rd row, Kurt Daniel, D.O.
Not pictured: Malkiat Dhatt, M.D., Robert Erdin, M.D., Darryl Kalil, M.D., Robert Krasowski, M.D., Brian Munley, M.D., Rajan Revankar, M.D., Chandra Vyas, M.D.
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data from 1,022 hospitals. They looked at outcomes
for heart failure patients, myocardial infarction (heart
attack) patients, patients who underwent cardiac artery
bypass graft (CABG)
surgery and those
undergoing
percutaneous
coronary interventions
such as angioplasty, stent placement and atherectomy.
the-art cardiovascular technology and research,
invasive, non-invasive and interventional procedures,
as well as cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation.
“Recognition by Thomson Reuters
carries a great deal of prestige.”
The hospitals that made it to the top tier were the
ones whose patients have higher survival rates,
shorter hospital stays, fewer readmissions, fewer
complications and lower costs of care.
“These are the very same goals we have always
maintained for heart care at High Point Regional,”
Miller says.
When High Point Regional’s leaders began plans to
expand the hospital’s cardiology services to include
cardiovascular surgery and a comprehensive heart
center well over 20 years ago, they pursued this vision
with one goal: Excellence.
In January 1991 High Point Regional performed its first
open heart surgery, and today the hospital performs
approximately 240 such surgeries annually. In 2001,
High Point Regional opened Carolina Regional Heart
Center, a facility that houses the offices of all
cardiologists and cardiovascular surgeons, state-of-
“Dr. Cheek and I
have both been part
of this program since
the very beginning,”
says Dr. Tyson who specializes in heart rhythm
disorders. He is the director of Carolina Cardiology
Cornerstone’s Electrophysiology (EP) Program and
director for High Point Regional's Outpatient
Catheterization and EP laboratories.
“From the very beginning, our plans were to build one
of the best programs in the country,” Miller explains.
“Our region reached out to raise the funds necessary
to build – and continue to operate – this center. The
campaign raised a total of nearly $13 million dollars
which funded several projects. Contributions from Fred
& Barbara Wilson helped fund our Cath Lab and the
renovation of our critical care unit was funded by Jack
and Marsha Slane.”
“And thanks to the dedication of our cardiologists,
cardiothoracic surgeons, nurses and countless
support staff, we have been able to make that vision
a reality.”
Being named one of the top 50 heart programs in the
nation is affirmation that the entire Heart Team has had
continued pg. 7
Thomson Reuters 2011 Top 50 Cardiovascular Hospitals
This elite group of winners has raised the bar significantly, delivering higher survival rates, shorter hospital
stays, fewer readmissions and lower costs - which add up to enormous value for the communities they
serve. As a result, everyone benefits: patients, families, employers, insurers and the hospital itself.
Comparing the award winners to similar high-volume non-award winning hospitals, we found that if all
cardiovascular providers performed at the level of this year's winners:
• More than 7,500 additional lives could be saved.
• Nearly 12,000 additional patients could be complication-free.
• Approximately $910 million could be saved.
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vents!
Friends of High Point Regional…making a difference!
Gary and Landon Slane during annual Slane Trunk Show.
Simon Jewelers donates a portion of the sales from show
to the High Point Regional Foundation Endowment Fund.
Southwest Middle Schoolʼs Kimberly Gilyard, Assistant
Principal and Teacher Assistant Tammy Stafford held a Pink
& Jeans Day to raise awareness of breast cancer and to
raise funds for free mammograms at High Point Regional.
On Saturday, January 15, 2011, Mud Duck Barbell proudly
presented the CancerFITT Pullfest. Powerlifters spent the
day raising funds to benefit the Laura Morrow CancerFITT
Scholarship Fund. CancerFITT is a special exercise
program designed for cancer patients.
Liberty Steakhouse and Brewery held a Pints For Prostates
Event and donated over $600 in support of Prostate
Support groups at High Point Regional Health System.
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Dennis Lemons of Barberitos Southwest Grille & Cantina
presents a check to Janet Forrest of HPRHS. Each year
Barberitos selects a special day and donates 10% of their
income to benefit the HPRHS cancer program and to raise
awareness of breast cancer.
Steve Golinski participated in Battle of the Triad Bi-athalon
on October 24. Steve donated his second place $100 winnings to benefit the Heart Strides program at HPRHS!
High Point University Female Athletes did their part to help save lives by donating proceeds from their special t-shirt sales
to the Pink Ribbon cancer campaign efforts at High Point Regional.
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“I heard a patient from Lexington say that this is the
place to come for heart surgery,” says cardiovascular
surgeon Dr. Stephen Mills of Triad Cardiac & Thoracic
Surgery of High Point.
Dr. Mills, who was one of the first two cardiothoracic
(CT) surgeons in High Point Regional’s open heart
Cheek of Carolina Cardiology Cornerstone. Dr.
Cheek serves as director of the Inpatient
Catheterization Laboratory at High Point Regional
Hospital and serves with Dr. Tyson on the board of
directors for Carolina Regional Heart Center.
“There is a lot of interaction between us,” explains Dr.
Cheek, who along with Dr. Tyson
and Dr. Mills has been
instrumental in Carolina Regional
Heart Center’s vision and
success.
“It’s been very gratifying to watch this
program grow from the ground up and to
know that patients now view us as their
first choice for care”
surgery program and who has been with the program
since its inception, takes immense satisfaction in the
Thomson Reuters designation, yet he never loses
sight of the focus of Carolina Regional Heart Center
– the patients.
“It’s been very gratifying to watch this program grow
from the ground up and to know that patients now view
us as their first choice for care,” Mills says.
“Our statistics are very impressive, and that’s a result
of communication and collaboration between the CT
surgeons, the cardiologists and the nursing staff. Right
now our hospital stay for cardiothoracic surgery is three
days. This is what patients can expect when they come
here,” Mills explains.
“The good outcomes of patient care are a reflection of
the culture and the teamwork here. We’ve always had
high expectations and attention to detail,” Mills
explains.
Keys to the success of High Point Regional’s heart
program are fairly simple, in theory that is.
“All 20 cardiologists on staff are members of the
same medical group. Consequently, they all follow
the same patient care protocols and maintain open
communication,” points out cardiologist Dr. Barry
“There’s a comfort level here that
you don’t see at other hospitals,”
Dr. Mills says. “We understand
how the other thinks. We understand the direction we
will each take with a patient. There’s a tremendous
ability of the nurses to know what to expect for our
patients’ care too.”
Plus, the entire team feels rooted in this community –
a community that put its faith and its financial support
behind a vision to provide excellent heart care.
“We’ve been the recipients of a generous community,”
Mills says. “This community has made certain that we
had the best facilities in which to provide care.
The Millis family in particular has continued to
provide ongoing support over the years and most
recently established the Millis Heart Fund at High
Point Regional.
“We wanted to provide a way to recognize the
incredible work and achievements of our
cardiovascular team at High Point Regional” says
Molly Millis Hedgecock. “Our hope was that our
contributions would encourage others to help
ensure this outstanding level of healthcare is
maintained and available to all in our community
now and into the future.”
Story by Cathy Weaver
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380,000
High Point Regional Health System Receives
$
Grant to Help Those with
Mental Illness
High Point Regional Health System
received a $380,000 grant, which will
be used in collaboration with the
Mental Health Association in High
Point to establish an outpatient
treatment service for needy adults
who suffer from severe and
persistent mental illness. The grant is
from The Duke Endowment.
“I am thrilled about this grant and the
support it will enable the community
to provide to patients coming out of
our hospital, said Kitty Stafford,
Behavioral Health clinical director at
High Point Regional. For the past five
years, there has been a tremendous
gap in outpatient therapy services
available in our community. This
grant will provide patients with an
opportunity to receive ongoing,
outpatient therapy and hopefully
prevent re-hospitalization.”
Thanks to the grant, between 450
and 500 patients annually will receive
care who would otherwise have no
access to outpatient treatment.
Mental illness statistics are both
alarming and growing. In fact, more
than 27,000 residents in Guilford
County suffer from mental illness and
with N.C. Mental Health Reform,
these numbers are increasing.
"With the increase in psychiatric
patients seen in the Emergency
“This grant will support High
Point Regional and the Mental
Health Association in providing
outpatient services in conjunction
with medication management for
increased positive outcomes.
“This grant will provide patients with
an opportunity to receive ongoing,
outpatient therapy and hopefully
prevent re-hospitalization.”
Department, the problem of where
to seek outpatient services has
placed a huge strain on the system,
said Meg Cashion, Emergency
Department manager at High Point
Regional. As a result, there is a lack
of available resources to serve
indigent patients who are discharged
from hospitals with no plan for
necessary individual therapy.
High Point Regional will develop
the patient’s aftercare plan and
facilitates a timely referral to the
Mental Health Association. The
Mental Health Association will make
personal contact with the patient
to increase the likelihood of followthrough with aftercare/discharge
planning for outpatient services and
medication management.
“We are extremely fortunate to have
been the recipient of this grant. This
will assist us in providing the followup care that is seriously needed."
The Duke Endowment, located in Charlotte, N.C.,
seeks to fulfill the legacy of James B. Duke by improving
lives and communities in the Carolinas through higher
education, health care, rural churches and children’s
services. Since its inception, the Endowment has
awarded nearly $2.7 billion in grants.
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Left to Right: Ken and Cacky Marsh with Julie and Allen Andrews at Covington Rapid Rounds
DOCTORS MAKING
HOUSE CALLS
INTRODUCING “RAPID ROUNDS”
Familiar with the concept of hospital rounds? If so, Denise Potter, Vice
President of the Foundation, has introduced "Rapid Rounds" which takes
"medical rounding" to an entirely new level. To date, six receptions have been
held in homes of friends of the hospital throughout the community since last
year. The receptions which typically have 50 in attendance, each features
physicians and nursing professionals who provide information on the latest
advances regarding patient care programs, technology and services on a
variety of specialized areas. Rapid Rounds provides an opportunity for guests
to be "up close and personal" with physicians in a non-medical casual setting.
"It's a great way to become more informed about all of the exciting
developments and exceptional healthcare offerings available at High Point
Regional" says Potter. "We have received such a positive response from
these events that we will continue to offer them in the future."
For more information or to be added to the invitation list, please call 878-6379
or email your contact information to dmcdaniels@hprhs.com.
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Cindy Stewart, Director of Critical Care Nursing, Dr. Mark Doner &
Tammi Mengel, Chief Nursing Officer at High Point Regional spoke
about the latest advances in critical care medicine at the home of
Claire and Jeff Horney.
Dr. Craig Hall, Dr. Mark Lukens, Dr. Susan Williford and Dr.
Bernard Chinnasami discussed advances in Cancer Care
treatments including interventional radiology, robotic surgery,
and the latest in cancer fighting medications at the home of
Molly Millis-Hedgecock.
Dr. Jonthan Rubens, Dr. Linda Taylor, Frosty Culp,DDS, Meg Cashion,
ED Nurse Manager, Jeff Miller, President, Dr. David Fisher and Linda
Newton, ED Clinical Director shared information about the real-life
drama of the emergency room, the latest in emergency medicine and
the benefit of having a Level III Emergency & Trauma Center in our
own community at the home of Catharine & Frosty Culp.
Dr. Barry Cheek, Dr. Steve Rohrbeck, Dr. Grady Stone and Dr. Dale
Williams spoke of the benefits of the Fitness Center at High Point
Regional and how to manage chronic diseases to improve your
quality of life. Darlene McDaniels, Candy & Bill Fenn, Denise &
Steve Potter outside the Fenn’s home who hosted the event.
Dr. Michael McNamara (pictured). Dr. Kalpen Patel, Dr. Elisabeth
Stambaugh and Dr. Jeffrey Deaton spoke at the home of Katherine
& Ned Covington in August about the full range of women's services
available at the Esther R. Culp Women's Center at HPRHS.
Leah & Billy Price host with Kim Marsh (pictured) & Reid
Marsh. Dr. Ed Weller, Dr. Mark Rowley, Dr. Michael Lucas and
Dr. Maria Bodea shared information on the latest advances
available in orthopedic surgery and rehabilitation medicine.
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The Gift of Music
Michael Williford, son of Tim Williford and Dr. Susan Williford, an
oncologist with Emerywood Oncology, is a first-year medical student
at Wake Forest School of Medicine and has already mastered the art
of giving!
After winning $25,000.00 from American Eagle for co-creating the
MedAssist program while a high school student and volunteer at High
Point Regional’s Cancer Center, he felt compelled to make two
generous gifts to help cancer patients here. First he made a donation
to the LoveLine Cancer Support program which provides assistance
to patients and their families with expenses associated with their
cancer care.
Michael’s second gift was the gift of music. He very generously
donated a Yamaha Clavinova electronic piano which can be
programmed to provide music all day. Hearing soothing music upon
entering the Cancer Center has provided a warm welcome for our
patients and visitors!
Pictured: Patrick Williford and Michael Williford
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Tribute List
(Gifts received October 01 through April 30, 2011)
CANCER CENTER
In Honor of:
CHAR BIVINS
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MR. AND MRS. DAN ALLEN
With Love, the Orrs
GEORGE BRICE
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MR. AND MRS. BOB AMOS III
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
RAYMOND E. CARR
Anne Carr
LIN & NANCY AMOS
With Love, the Orrs
RANDY CARTER
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
GARY BIESECKER, MD
Debbie and Joe Hayworth
LEOTA CLINE
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
VIVIAN AND GARY BIESECKER, MD
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
RALPH COX
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MR. AND MRS. DALE BRITT
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
CAM CRIDLEBAUGH
Janice and Bill Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gibson
DR. BERNARD CHINNASAMI
Debbie and Joe Hayworth
JOANNE FORTKIEWICZ
Elaine and Tim Smith
BARBARA & PAUL COUGHLIN
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
LARRY FRYE
Jeanne and David Dillahunt
THE CLARK GIBSON FAMILY
With Love, the Orrs
PATRICIA GARRISON
Volunteer Services Department at HPRHS
Eloise R. Vass
MR. AND MRS. J. B. GIBSON
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
CLYDE A. GRAY
Paulette Bull & Family and Dennis
& Teresa Robinson
Howard McCollum
PAT AND GRAYSON EVERETTE
Pam and Terry Suggs
CHARLES HAYWORTH, III
Your parents
DR. SAMUEL TURNER HART
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
BILL HINSON
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
CHARLES E. HAYWORTH
Debbie and Joe Hayworth
MR. AND MRS. JAMES V. HINSON AND FAMILY
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
With Love, the Orrs
HPRHS STAFF OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY STAFF
AT PHILLIPS CANCER PAVILLION
Mrs. Chuck Hamblet
STEVE AND ELLEN IRVING
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
KEN AND JANE MCALLISTER
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MR. AND MRS. JOHN MCKENZIE AND FAMILY
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
RUTH MILLER
Dr. and Mrs. Ash Mikhail
DR. & MRS. RICHARD ORR
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MR. AND MRS. JEFFERSON RIVES
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
JACK AND MARSHA SLANE
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
REV. ASHLEY CROWDER STANLEY
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
GEORGIA STARNES
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MARY LOUISE STONE
With Love, the Orrs and the Wilsons
MR. & MRS. RANDY VAUGHAN
With Love, The Orrs
RANDY & SHERRY VAUGHAN & CRAMER
Pam and Terry Suggs
ED & BECKY WELLER
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
In Memory of:
LAURA MORROW
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers
Mrs. Glen Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Grayson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Harrison
Daneal and Randy Hawkins
Loretta Hoppe
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jarrell
Dr. and Mrs. David S. Reid, IV
Mrs. Dru Sharpe
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson
Ms. Melva T. Webb
Tom Welch
In Honor of:
DRU AND CARL SHARPE
Donna Harrill
CAROLINA REGIONAL
HEART CENTER
In Honor of:
DAVID AND HELEN CONGDON
Karen and Stan Pigman
CHAPLAIN'S FUND
In Honor of:
MARTHA BARHAM
Danny Barham
ALICE HINSON
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
GINGER MITCHELL
In Honor of:
BILL HINSON, M.D.
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
HPRHS IMAGING SERVICES
Kimberly Scotton
RALPH HITCH
Candy and Bill Fenn
REGIONAL EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS
Allison and David Fisher, MD
PERRY KEZIAH
Wanna and William Blanton
GREATEST NEEDS
In Memory of:
FRED LAMBETH
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
MRS. ROBERT A. MCCUISTON
With Love, the Orrs and the Wilsons
CANCERFITT
In Memory of:
JIMMIE LOWRY
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
DR. JOHN F. LYNCH
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
JESSE MILLIS
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
EVELYN BLAIR
Chaplain Joseph Neal
KENNETH MONROE
Chaplain Joseph Neal
STANLEY SHAVITZ
Phyllis Shavitz
In Honor of:
LAURA MORROW
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
KATHERINE BURNS
Martha Barham
ED PLEASANTS
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
KIMBERLY CREWS
Martha Barham
RALPH RICE
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cusick and Ryan Rice
DARRELL DEATON
Martha Barham
JOANN RIERSON
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
ANN JOHNSTON
Martha Barham
TIMOTHY ALLEN SADDLER
Ladies Sunday School Class
at Colonial Baptist Church
First Christian Church Ministries
Your Sunday School class at First Christian
Church of Kernersville - "The Young and the
Rest of Us"
Fredd M. Hodge
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Limbo
Dr. Su Wooi Teoh
Mr. and Mrs. Moir H. Whicker
Willie M. Whiteheart
TAMMI MENGEL
Martha Barham
DR. STUART ALAN GORDON SINGER
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
GREG TAYLOR
Martha Barham
JEFF MILLER
Martha Barham
DENISE POTTER
Martha Barham
LINDA RONEY
Martha Barham
SION A. BELL, JR.
Laura, Clark, Gwyn and Bradley Gibson
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ENDOWMENT
In Memory of:
Mrs. J. Ed Pleasants
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
DR. LINZY PRICE MEGGINSON, JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
KATHY GRIGG
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
JESSE MILLIS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
MARY M. KEEVER
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
DOROTHY MORGAN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
AMANDA MAGILL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
RAYMOND SCOTT PEURIFOY
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Watkins
SANDRA MARSH
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
JACK ROCHELLE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
KAY MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
LUCRETIA ROWLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Roney
DR. AND MRS. KEITH MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
CHAR BIVINS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culp, III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
JOAN SERWICH
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
STEPHEN MILLS
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
PAULINE BOSTIC
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin York
MARION AND HELEN SHAW
Ms. Jennifer Shaw
DR. VICTORIA NEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
HELEN BUNDY
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
NEAL ARMFIELD SHERRILL
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
DR. AND MRS. RICHARD PUSCHINSKY
Dr. and Mrs. Steven P. Irving
POLLY CARROLL BYRD
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
PAULINE SICEOFF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
Ms. Darlene McDaniels
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
LARRY & KAREN SHAW, BRITTANY & KATHERINE
Ms. Jennifer Shaw
BOBBY BARHAM
Ms. Elizabeth Newton
NEILL BELL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
SION A. BELL, JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
RICHARD A. BENTLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Watkins
SARA R. BITLER
Dr. and Mrs. Harry R. Culp
EULA AND DEVON CLARK
Ms. Jennifer Shaw
CAM CRIDLEBAUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
BOB DUNCAN
Mrs. Bob Duncan
DR. JAMES C. GEHRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Roney
CATTY GROSS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
JOHN HAMILTON
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
EDWARD SILVER
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
JOHNNY STEPHENS
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Watkins
MILDRED TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Roney
Dr. Grace Terrell and Mr. Tim Terrell
JOE V. WADE
Carin Hiott
JEAN WAGONER
Mr. and Mrs. O. William Fenn
PERRY KEZIAH
Ms. Jerry L. Bain
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinson
Mr. Brad Bulla
Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Covington
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culp, III
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Dallas, Jr.
Mrs. Bob Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Early
Mrs. Tom English
Mrs. Louis J. Fisher
Mr. Joseph D. Floyd, III
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Freeze
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan B. Garry
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Harrison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Horney
Mrs. John Hutchens
Mrs. Joseph E. Hutchens
Mr. and Mrs. T. Carey Ilderton
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kearns
Mr. Clarence C. Keever
Mrs. Ernst Kemm
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Marsh
Wanna McAnally
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Odom
Mr. James M. Randle
Mr. Alexander M. Rankin, III
Mr. Alexander M. Rankin, III
Mr. Eddie Sams
Southampton Homeowners
Stolper and Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stout
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Surles, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Surles
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tennant
Mrs. Royster M. Tucker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
Ms. Sarah R. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyatt
JOEL WILLIAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
DR. JOHN F. LYNCH
DR. VICTOR FREUND
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DAVID WILLIS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
DR. G. THOMAS WOOD III
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kearns
MARIETTA WRIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
JOHN YOWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullman
In Honor of:
DR. WAYNE BEAUFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
DR. PETER BRATH
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
CLAIRE BRINSON
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
DR. MCKAY CROWLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
ASHLEY CULLER
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
CATHARINE CULP
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
DORSAY EICHHORN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
DR. TOM FOLK
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
SARAH FOSTER
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
DR. PATRICIA "TISH" TRIPLETT
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
BETH TUTTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
TINA VANLANDINGHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
DR. L. DALE WILLIAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Barham
ELLIOTT WILLIAMS, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan
HEALTH CARE HERO
In Honor of:
GLORIA DIXON
Ms. Sarah Sloan
ALL ANGELS ON THE 7TH FLOOR
Mr. Eddie C. McCoury, Jr.
DR. THOMAS FOLK AND STAFF
Ms. Lina Riggs
CRYSTAL HILL, RN
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Dombrowski
HPRHS RADIATION THERAPY DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Peggy M. Styers
DR. KALIL AND DR. AKBARY
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Frazier
MELANIE MARTIN, MD
Ms. Sarah Sloan
CARDIAC CARE NURSES
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Shoaf
FOUNDATION OFFICE
Ms. Sarah Sloan
CANDIS POWERS
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cobb
TONY STEWART
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cobb
DR. JASON HUFF AND NURSES
Ms. Mary Jane Brown
DR. JASON HUFF
Ms. Toni Akers
DR. KENNETH SHULL
Mrs. Evelyn Williams
HIGH POINT REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM
Mr. Robert G. Smith
Spring 2011
&
Life, Health
Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Odom
STROKE UNIT
Mr. Oliver W. Kellogg
JANIE WILLIAMS
Mr. Dallas W. Hutchinson
HEART STRIDES
In Honor of:
WARREN RIVES
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Noble, ll
FRANCES CREWS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
WILL C. SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
W. O. WEBB
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
In Honor of:
PERREN RIVES
Mrs. Margaret B. Gable
HPRHS- NURSING STAFF
Mr. and Mrs. John Burns
DOTTIE KEEVER
Courtney Best
GARRETH M. MCDONALD
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Koonce, Jr.
ICU
In Memory of:
ROBERT WARREN GLIDEWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Glidewell, Sr.
CLYDE A. GRAY
GEORGE HOWELL
Christian, Adrienne, and Kathy
SHERRI KEPLEY
Mitch and Katarina Kepley
Patti Caye Jenkins
Kay Dickinson and Molly Jordan
INA MAE BELLAMY LOFLIN
Mrs. Margaret Beam
Mrs. Mildred Bellamy
Sharon and John Muckenfuss
Mr. and Mrs. John Muckenfuss
Terry and Robin Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Barry V. Helms
Lynda Holt
Ms. Elizabeth J. Hunter
Arnold Jones
Ms. Patricia Gayle Lauten
Oakview Country Club | Mr. Robert Teague
Gail C. Payne
Sharon Muckenfuss
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teague
G. Wayne and Jill Loflin
Mr. Ben Yoho
MARY CATHERINE ROGERS STANLEY
Williamsburg West HOA
HAROLD WILLIAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manger
POLLY DOROSHENKO
From your friends in the Finance Department
DORIS DOWDY
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Callahan
BART FRIZZELL M.D.
Ms. Joanna Frock
DEBBIE BOYAN
Karen Moyer
CATHY GARDNER
Karen Moyer
DEB GEPHART
Karen Moyer
SABRINA HEDGLIN
Karen Moyer
JENNI MARSH
The Staff of Total Care University
EMILY AVERILL
Colonial, LLC
HELEN BUNDY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
MARGO BORGIONE
Colonial, LLC
MAZALEAN BYERLY
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Untch
ASHLEY GRIFFIN
Colonial, LLC
GALE ROY GARNER
Ms. Carol L. Key
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDowell
Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan
PROJECT CARE
In Honor of:
DR. JAMES PALERMO, TECHNICIANS, AND
FRONT DESK
Ms. Joanna Frock
JEFF BOWEN
Merry Snarski-Link
MARGARET GALLIMORE
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hege
In Honor of:
DEBBIE HOFFMAN
Karen Moyer
JAMES KISER
Karen Moyer
SARA R. BITLER
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
JOANNE FORTKIEWICZ
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bock
Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Moye
Hal and Esther Pitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reetz
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rubulotta
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan M. Wagoner
JEAN MARSHALL
Kay Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan
BILL AND MARY KIRBY
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mishoe
MAMMOGRAMS FUND
In Honor of:
CHARLES COBB
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
PINK RIBBON
In Memory of:
MRS. ALBERTA WOOD
Marsha and Jack Slane
DANETTE CANUP
Ms. Joanna Frock
JOANNA LYONS
Connie Lyons
Constance Lyons
DOUGLAS W. FLOYD
The Davidson County Schools,
Transportation Department
Evelyn and Jim Harris
The Doctors and Staff of Thomasville
OB-GYN Associates
JOE V. WADE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Best, III
MR. RHONDA "JIMMY" EUGENE WIDENER
Daneal and Randy Hawkins
PAM CANADA FORD
Ms. Marsha Davis
PHILLIPS CANCER PAVILLION
In Memory of:
JULIE SAMUELS
String & Splinter Club
In Honor of:
DONALD HARRIS WHITEHEAD
Mrs. Barbara Whitehead
DAVID HORACE "JEFF" DAVIS
Belews Creek Volunteer Fire Department
and Rescue Squad
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Beyer
Your friends at MedCost Benefit Services
JUDY BRITT ROGERS
Anne and Aubrey Whitt
HERMAN WALDON
Daneal and Randy Hawkins
LOVELINE
In Memory of:
PATIENT SPECIAL NEEDS
In Memory of:
MILLIS REGIONAL HEALTH
EDUCATION CENTER
In Memory of:
JESSE MILLIS
Mr. and Mrs. David Covington
ONCOLOGY NURSING
EDUCATION FUND
In Memory of:
WANDA WELCH
Karen Moyer
KEVIN WRIGHT
HPRHS Total Care University | Bette Nicholson
The Staff of TCU
VOLUNTEER SERVICES
In Memory of:
VERNON MARSHBURN
Bobbi Watkins
In Honor of:
JENNIFER SHAW
First Presbyterian Church
WOMENʼS CENTER
In Honor of:
DR. CURTIS JACOBS
Dr. Grace Terrell
JOE V. WADE
Karen Moyer
Help us provide exceptional health services to the people of our
region. Give Life, Health & Hope.
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Non-Profit Org.
US Postage Paid
High Point, NC
PERMIT 638
601 North Elm Street
P.O. Box HP-5
High Point, NC 27261
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
The ultimate “day & night” Triad event of the year.
The first annual Sun & Stars Signature Event benefiting the Heart
and Cancer Programs at High Point Regional Health System.
By day…enjoy an up close and personal Golf Exhibition and clinic
with professional golfers, Bernhard Langer & Mike Goodes teeing off
against two other golfing greats at Willow Creek!
By night…relax and enjoy a very intimate concert with fabulous food
and drinks at the High Point Country Club with five-time Grammy
winner Christopher Cross!
SAVE THE DATE: Monday, September 26, 2011
Call 336-878-6011 for more information.
Sponsored by: