Stories Worth Sharing 2021 Annual Review

Dear

Friends, Patients and Supporters,

Garrett W. Hoover, M.A., M.H.A., F.A.C.H.E.

Alec M. Yeo

President & Chief Operating Officer, Carroll Hospital Senior Vice President, LifeBridge Health

Chair, Carroll Hospital Board of Directors

Our story began more than six decades ago, thanks to a community with big dreams, caring hearts and an overwhelming outpouring of devotion. And ever since the hospital’s inception, you—our circle of supporters—have consistently put in the time, commitment and contributions to carry on the tradition of delivering high quality, compassionate care in our close-knit community. We all have a giving story—something in our lives that inspired us to make a difference through our own individual gifts. This report highlights some of the heartfelt accounts of our loyal supporters and what shaped them to give back to Carroll Hospital and BridgingLife. Whether they’re partners who were inspired by a doctor’s kindness, longtime donors who continuously invest in the hospital’s future or volunteers who are always there to offer a helping hand, each story connects us. You have been the author behind some of our biggest success stories—keeping our community healthy with access to award-winning medical programs, advanced surgical services and skilled medical professionals. And thanks to all of you—our donors, volunteers, physicians, team members and patients—we can continue to care bravely and write the next chapter in Carroll Hospital’s story. We can leave a remarkable legacy for generations to come. When we share our giving stories, straight from the heart, it brings us closer together and shapes the very foundation of our community. And this is only the beginning…so let’s keep writing.

Mark A. Goldstein, M.D.

Mark A. Debinski

Chief, Emergency Medicine President, Carroll Hospital Medical Staff

Chair, Carroll Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees

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Vice President of Development Brenda Frazier’s Story

After taking a leap of faith more than a decade ago, Brenda Frazier begins the most important chapter of her career as the NEW Vice President of Development for the Carroll Hospital Foundation.

Brenda Frazier’s career path to Carroll Hospital began the old-fashioned way: she answered a newspaper ad. After years spent managing mortgage offices, Brenda was itching for a change. When the ad promoting a job in fundraising caught her eye, she decided to take a leap of faith. “I honestly didn’t know much about fundraising or development. But I understood on a gut level that success depended on your ability to build genuine relationships, which was something I loved doing,” Brenda recalls. “I also knew that, even if I wasn’t the most experienced person in the room, no one would ever outwork me.” Powered by her resolve, Brenda landed that first fundraising job in 2008 and quickly climbed the ranks, eventually joining the Carroll Hospital Foundation as director of development in 2010 and then serving as associate vice president of development and leadership gifts at McDaniel College from 2018 to 2021. During that 11-year span, her teams raised a combined $62.75 million for their organizations. In 2021, she rejoined the Carroll Hospital Foundation as the new vice president of development after the retirement of longtime vice president of corporate development and chief development officer, Ellen Finnerty Myers. “I realize that I have very big shoes to fill,” says Brenda. “One of my most important jobs will be to grow the culture of gratitude that Ellen started here—to make sure that every Carroll Hospital and BridgingLife donor feels appreciated for the impact they’re making on our community.” She also intends to carry on her own tradition of making big ideas happen. For example, it was Brenda who helped lead the Foundation’s $23 million Campaign to Cure & Comfort, Always, which ultimately paved the way for the William E. Kahlert Regional Cancer Center and Tevis Center for Wellness. “Without a doubt, bringing those centers to fruition has been a career highlight for me,” she shares. “We were able to go above and beyond our original vision because the community’s generosity was so astounding. I am very excited to see what we can accomplish next.” No matter what comes next, Brenda knows one thing for sure: every dollar donated to the Carroll Hospital Foundation stays at Carroll Hospital as an investment into the community’s health. “That’s how our Foundation was established, and it remains true to this day,” she says. “Carroll County has been my home for almost 20 years. This community is important to me. This is where my family receives their healthcare. Knowing that it’s my job to support that mission—and to support the entire healthcare system for our community—is an honor. This Foundation is my heart, and I feel incredibly blessed to be here.”

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Getting to Know You A hard-working mom, wife, leader and volunteer, Brenda Frazier is a familiar face to the Carroll Hospital community. 20 years as a Westminster resident 1 daughter, Morgan, a senior at Frostburg State 9 years on the Foundation team 18 years as a community volunteer

Meet the People Behind the Mission Visit mycarrollstory.org to get to know the Carroll Hospital Foundation leadership team and connect with staff for one-on-one assistance.

She helped lead the Foundation’s campaign that paved the way for the William E. Kahlert Regional Cance r Center and Tevis Center for Wellness. Carroll Hospital | 3

Wayne and Bonnie Barnes’ Story

With a family legacy of giving to Carroll Hospital, Wayne and Bonnie Barnes’ latest gift sparks a new beginning for hospital and hospice patients.

While there’s no textbook example for why people give, if you look up “giving” in the dictionary you’d be sure to see a picture of Wayne and Bonnie Barnes. Donating to more than 25 charities, the retired Air National Guard veteran and former assistant high

“Our family believed in Carroll Hospital when it was just an idea, more than 60 years ago.” 4 | 2021 Annual Report

school principal have dedicated their lives to serving others. “We like to stay busy by being involved in the community,” states Wayne, who has served as past president for several prominent Carroll County establishments— including the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce and the Charles Carroll Lions Club. His wife, Bonnie, known throughout the community for her commitment to educating Carroll County’s youth, now enjoys working on their family farm. But of all the causes that the Barnes hold dear to their hearts, one in particular has been a part of their story since the beginning.

tribution helped Their generous con ouse expansion, H ove D e th d n fu t hospice care en ti a p in s e’ if L g in Bridg inster. facility in Westm “Our family believed in Carroll Hospital when it was just an idea, more than 60 years ago,” shares Wayne. “My parents were members of the fundraising group that went door-to-door to raise money for a community hospital, and, once it was built, my mom was in charge of food services there.” The couple has since carried on the familial legacy. In addition to years of giving to Carroll Hospital and BridgingLife, Wayne has volunteered more than 15 years of board service to both organizations, including serving as chair of BridgingLife’s Board of Trustees and treasurer for the Carroll Hospital Foundation Board. Now, they have made their most generous contribution yet: a gift to honor the memory of their son, Taylor, who passed away unexpectedly in 2020. As an unrestricted gift, the donation will fund the hospital community’s greatest needs, including the expansion at Dove House, BridgingLife’s

A Tale of Two Givers

inpatient hospice care facility in Westminster, where a wing

From teaching driver education and assisting neighbors with

will be named in their honor. To further commemorate the

their long-term care insurance to serving on the Carroll Hospital

family’s giving legacy, the hospital also named the new road

Foundation’s Board of Trustees, giving back to the community is

that unites the entire hospital campus, the R. Wayne and

nothing new to Wayne and Bonnie Barnes. Their legacy of giving

Bonnie Q. Barnes Circle.

has included:

In partnership with the Community Foundation of Carroll County, the couple has also created a memorial scholarship in Taylor’s name to support local students who want to pursue careers in agriculture and related fields. “Our son loved Carroll County’s agricultural roots,” states Wayne.

Creating the Wayne & Bonnie Barnes Volunteer Support Fund for BridgingLife

“And we think it’s very important to give back to what you want to see grow, which is why we give back to Carroll Hospital,” adds Bonnie.

7 new hospice inpatient beds

Through their contributions, the Barnes are ensuring their neighbors continue to have access to a top medical facility. It’s also a way for them to heal as they look forward. “As a family, we’ve always invested in the hospital’s future,” says Bonnie. “It starts with finding something you’re passionate

2 new nursing stations

about, then using that passion to make a difference.”

Make Your Mark Write a giving story of your own—visit mycarrollstory.org to learn more and get started.

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Founders Circle Every day, countless stories of hope and healing unfold within the Carroll Hospital community. None of them would be possible without our Founders Circle members— individuals who annually contribute $1,000 or more (or businesses that contribute $2,500 or more) to Carroll Hospital and/or BridgingLife. The list below represents total annual cash contributions between January 1, 2021 and December 31, 2021. Giving excludes gifts to events. Those listed with an asterisk (*) are Founders Circle members at both entities. 1961 SOCIETY ($250,000 or more) Mr. Glenn S. Bair Carroll Hospital Auxiliary The Kahlert Foundation, Inc.:* Greg & Roberta Kahlert Estate of Charles R. Poffinberger PRESIDENT’S CLUB ($100,000-$249,999) Estate of Betty E. & John C. Dahlgreen, Jr. Harold Glen & Audrey G. Benson Trumpower Foundation* Estate of John Richard Miller S.H. Tevis & Son, Inc.:* Mr. Jack & Mrs. Beth Tevis VISIONARY ($50,000-$99,999) Anonymous Estate of Kenneth J. Hornberger Estate of Curt & Bonnie Miller HUMANITARIAN ($25,000-$49,999) Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. H. Scott Carr Carroll County Anesthesia Associates, P.A.: Andrew Green, M.D. Kiran Kuna, M.D. Jeffrey Tabak, M.D. John Brock, M.D. Diana Eclavea, M.D. David Kottra, D.O. Celaine So, M.D. Matthew Crutchley, M.D. Jessica Hobbs, M.D. Mr. J. William & Mrs. Elizabeth L. Dell Hill Development Group, LLC: Martin K.P. Hill Jeffrey C. & Jennifer Hill Bubczyk Martin P. & Michelle L. Hill Jersey Mike’s Subs: Mr. & Mrs. Nick Sargent Koons Toyota of Westminster* LaVerna Hahn Charitable Trust Sturgill & Associates: Mr. & Mrs. Lee Sturgill Mr. & Mrs. James Sturgill Mr. Robert W. Tracey

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BENEFACTOR ($10,000-$24,999) Advanced Radiology Alteon Health Anchor Pharmacy: Drs. James & Jeanie Miller Anonymous Barnes-Bollinger Insurance Services: David S. Bollinger & Emily Bollinger Miller Mrs. Miriam Beck Mr. Larry & Mrs. Veronica Bohn* Mrs. Patricia Bowen Capital Women’s Care, LLC Drs. Joan Develin Coley & M. Lee Rice* Community Foundation of Carroll County, Inc. Mr. John E. Creighton EVAPCO, Inc. Fletcher Funeral Home, P.A.: Mr. Dale & Mrs. Teresa Fletcher Estate of Darthean D. Fox Phebe Catherine Hess Trust Mr. Neal & Mrs. Nancy Hoffman* Ms. Doris J. Hull Kim Kelly Burden Foundation Mr. James G. Kohler & Ms. Katherine Elliott Estate of Dorothy LeFevre Lehigh Cement Company Libman Family Foundation, Inc. Terri Lyons & Steve King Maryland Branch, Shut-in Society of Baltimore City, Inc. Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Carol Nevin* Nicholl Family Foundation, Inc. Pitts Family Foundation: Mr. & Mrs. James F. Pitts Point Breeze Credit Union R. Wayne Feezer Memorial Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur N. Riley Mrs. Carolyn Lea Scott Dr. Ethan A. & Mrs. Deborah D. Seidel Mr. Greg & Mrs. Leslie Simmons* Mr. Mark S. & Mrs. Teresa D. Snyder Mrs. Betty Thomas Mr. Carroll L. & Mrs. Sue M. Yingling Estella M. Yingling Trust

COMMUNITARIAN ($5,000-$9,999) Anonymous Baugher Enterprises, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Bell Dr. J. Mark & Mrs. Anne Blue Mr. & Mrs. David S. Bollinger In memory of Carla Bopst Bounds Accounting & Tax Services, LLC: Mr. Wilson R. Bounds Mr. C. Todd Brown Ms. Joyce Lea Brown Mrs. M. Susan Case* Ms. Susan B. Chambers Chase Family Fund Ms. Carol R. Coley Mr. & Mrs. Brian Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Debinski Mr. David Dekowski & Ms. Diane Devaney The DiNenno Family EMJAY Engineering & Construction Co., Inc. Mr. H. Theodore Frantum, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Todd Galvin The Family of Gerry & Darlene Gerwitz Mrs. Betsy E. Green Greetings & Readings Keepsake Club Mr. Lawrence G. Hogue* Mr. & Ms. Robert E. Holtz Howard Chapel-Ridgeville United Methodist Church Hughes Trash Removal Instrument & Controls, Inc. Mrs. Christine M. Krebs The Honorable Susan & Mr. Mark Krebs Mr. William C. Libman Mr. & Mrs. Dean L. Minnich Dr. & Mrs. Amit Narula The Nora Roberts Foundation Mr. Steve Peregoy in memory of Diane Peregoy Estate of Gloria Sterner Pierce Robin Ford Building & Remodeling, Inc.: Mr. & Mrs. Robin Ford Dr. Vincent Rollo Guy & Meg Sheetz Karen & Richard Soisson Mr. Timothy & Mrs. Jennifer Stitely Terry’s Tag & Title Service, LLC Dawn F. Thomas in memory of W. Dennis Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. William M. Troxell, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Weinreich Mr. Lewis W. Wimmer Mr. Jeffrey A. & Mrs. Mirrel B. Wothers Mr. & Mrs. John B. Yingling* Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Zirpoli PACESETTER ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. James & Mrs. Amy Andersen Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Blacksten Mr. Mike & Mrs. Regina Bodnar Chesapeake Contracting Group Mr. Nick Constantine Estate of Thelma Duvall Mrs. Bridget & Mr. Charles O. Fisher, Jr. Mr. Bob & Mrs. Linda Frazee Mr. Timothy & Mrs. Linda Grogan Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Kirk, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mandish Mr. Brian & Mrs. Sharon McClernan Mr. Todd & Mrs. Karen Mitchell Molli’s Café: Heather & Matthew Cole Doug & Ellen Finnerty Myers* Mr. & Mrs. E. Alexander Myers Mrs. Sueann F. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Nevin Drs. Mark & Melly Olszyk Ms. Laurie Pallack Mr. Terry & Mrs. Ann Patterson Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel, P.A. R.D. Bowman & Sons, Inc.: Mr. & Mrs. Dale Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Bowman Mr. & Mrs. David B. Reasner III Michael & Janet Scherr Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Spielman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George W. Warden* Ms. Rachael Wentz* Mr. Cleveland & Dr. Victoria Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Alec M. Yeo

PATRON ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. Brandon & Mrs. Heather Akers Mr. Thomas E. & Mrs. Karen M. Alban Councilwoman Suzanne Albert Mr. Jonathan & Mrs. Amanda Alvarez Mr. & Mrs. Duane M. Anderson Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Stanley W. Arnold Mrs. Carole R. Baile Mr. Max & Mrs. Gloria Bair Dr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Barber Mr. Hans A. & DiAnn Grimes Baum Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Sharon Beaver* Mr. Philip & Mrs. Danielle Becker Estate of Julia Berwager Mrs. Diane G. Biddinger Big Rick’s Roofing: Mr. Rick & Mrs. Sheri Stultz Mr. Kenneth & Mrs. Tammy Black Mr. Tim & Mrs. Lori Black Mr. Daniel & Mrs. Susan Bohn Steve & Linda Bohn Ms. Ann M. Bollinger Ms. Joy A. Bollinger Mr. Charles & Mrs. Lori Borek Ms. Sheila T. Bowman Estate of Beverly E. Bradley Mrs. Joan Brady Mr. Bryant & Mrs. Pamela D. Brambeck Mr. Richard & Mrs. Maria Brooks Mr. Calvin W. Burnett Burrier Queen Funeral Home & Crematory, P.A. Ms. Lori E. Buxton Mr. Vincent & Mrs. Kathleen Campanella Carroll Land Services, Inc. Mr. Jack Cheatham Mrs. Betty J. Christensen Mr. Garnett Y. Clark, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephan C. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Clayton Mr. Cris Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Donald I. Combs Mr. Yancy D. & Mrs. Peggy Costas Mr. Kenneth & Mrs. Marcea Cotter Mr. James & Mrs. Cindy Covey Mr. Scott & Mrs. Amber Curtis Ms. Ann D’Addato

Darrell Financial Services: Mr. Mark & Mrs. Mary Darrell Mr. Michael & Mrs. Linda Dearing Mr. Scott & Dr. Kimberly Johnston Deltuva Mr. Ron & Mrs. Jennifer Dennis Mr. Thomas Dowling Ms. Mindy Dunnigan Mr. Frank & Mrs. Karen Durilla Ms. Kacy Elwood Mr. Kirk & Mrs. Amy Engle Mr. Richard & Mrs. Kathleen Erbacher Dr. & Mrs. Park W. Espenschade, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Finnell III Mr. & Mrs. David E. Flora, Jr. Matty Frame Family Mr. William J. & Mrs. Cindy Franz II Mr. David & Mrs. Brenda Frazier Dr. Carter Freiburg Dr. Carol A. Fritz Dr. Qiwei W. Gai Ms. Susan J. Galicki Mr. Jack & Mrs. Janet Gambatese Mrs. C. Jane Gates Ms. Susan Geiman Ms. Darlene R. Gerwitz Trust Mr. & Mrs. James J. Goge Dr. Edward Goldman Dr. & Mrs. Mark A. Goldstein Dr. Kevin D. Grayson Mr. Orville L. & Mrs. Susan Green* Mrs. Barbara J. Groff Mr. & Mrs. Darius S. Gross Dr. & Mrs. Christopher T. Grove David Hariton & Tod Lippy Mrs. Gertrude H. Harris Mrs. Connie M. Hawk Mr. Tim & Mrs. Sue Haynes* Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Herrick Samuel C. Hoff Agency: Samuel C. & Georgia S. Hoff Mr. R. Wayne & Mrs. Elaine Hollenbaugh Mr. Albert & Dr. Melissa Jones Holley Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Holt Ms. Kay Hooker Ms. Laura L. Hooper Founders Circle List continued on page 18 > Carroll Hospital | 7

1623 Brewing’s Story

Mike and Sandy McKelvin are re-writing the rules of craft brewing with a business that puts community first.

“We have something special here, and we should do whatever we can to help it continue to grow.”

When Mike McKelvin’s wife, Sandy, was pregnant with their first child, he attempted to brew his first batch of beer on their kitchen stove. “The smell was making Sandy so nauseous. She told me that if I ever brewed in our home again, she was out,” he recalls with a laugh. Twenty-four years later, the couple has two grown daughters—Jordan, 24, and Cameron, 23—and two thriving family businesses: Griffith Brothers Construction and 1623 Brewing Company, which they launched in partnership with Mike’s cousin, Zac Rissmiller, in 2018. The brewery is a true family affair, but it’s become a community affair as well. In fact, the motto “Family Owned, Community Driven” is stamped on every 1623 Brewing can that leaves their Eldersburg facility.

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Owners Mike and Sandy McKelvin host community fundra isers at their Eldersburg tapro om. “When our daughter was in high school, she created a Birdies for Babies golf fundraiser that raised more than $6,500 for pediatric oncology patients. That jumpstarted our thinking with the brewery,” Sandy explains. “How can we get creative and raise money for people who aren’t expecting it? The Carroll Hospital Foundation was one of our first calls.” Since that first call, 1623 Brewing has quickly become one of Carroll Hospital and BridgingLife’s most frequent supporters, hosting a variety of fundraisers (see below), including the 2022 return of Taste of Carroll, BridgingLife’s signature tasting event. “We are so grateful that we can host Taste of Carroll in person this year in partnership with Mike and Sandy,” says Heather Akers, manager of special events and programs for the Foundation. “1623 Brewing is the perfect venue in times like these because it’s a huge indoor space that functions like an outdoor space. And Mike and Sandy are just amazing people. The fact that they have chosen to be our partners gives us all the confidence in the world.” “We look for ways to integrate the hospital into a lot of what we do,” Mike explains. “There are many places where people have to drive an hour or two to get the level of care that Carroll Hospital gives us. We have something special here, and we should do whatever we can to help it continue to grow.” The McKelvins have discovered that they aren’t the only ones who feel this way. For the brewery’s Bands & Brews fundraiser, a number of others unexpectedly chipped in, including SOS Potties, one of the event’s vendors. “They actually deducted a portion from their invoice and asked us to donate those savings back to the hospital,” Sandy explains. “Little gestures like that let us know we can do big things for the community because there are so many people who want to step up and help.”

Join us for Taste of Carroll on Monday, April 25 at 1623 Brewing Company Visit tasteofcarroll.org for more information and to learn how to become an event sponsor.

Raising a Glass to Carroll Hospital & BridgingLife “We want to build long-term relationships with the charities we care about,” explains Mike McKelvin. And that’s exactly what they’ve done with the Carroll Hospital Foundation.

Pink Fling

Bands & Brews

Taste of Carroll

During Pink Fling, the brewery paints

The brewery recruited country music artist

When COVID-19 forced Taste of Carroll

its windows pink and donates a portion of

Matt Stell to headline its first-ever music

to pivot to a coupon book format in 2021,

beer and shirt sales to support the Center

festival, featuring eight bands and two

the brewery opened its doors for a 50%

for Breast Health at Carroll Hospital.

stages, all to benefit Carroll Hospital.

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M&T Bank in Hampstead (from left) Mark Blacksten, administrative vice president of business banking and Carroll Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees member; “Miss Donna” Lee; Julie Atwell, assistant branch manager; and Lt. Stacey Gaegler, Hampstead police department

“Miss Donna” Lee’s Story

Inspired by the work of the late Anna McDonald—who was an integral part of Northwest Hospital’s founding—Donna Lee (affectionately known throughout the community as “Miss Donna”) has always understood the role of a hospital in the community. “I’ve always been intrigued with how many people it takes to keep a hospital functioning,” states Miss Donna. “And when we give to hospitals, we’re keeping our community well and whole.” After moving to Carroll County in 2016 and witnessing firsthand the quality services at Carroll Hospital, Miss Donna knew she wanted to give back. “There are many avenues for giving that get us to the same path,” she shares. “When I was younger, I volunteered my time; now that I’m older, I can give back with my means.” And that she does. Miss Donna selects community members “of the highest caliber” who’ve made a difference in her life and donates in their name to Carroll Hospital. “It’s a way for me to thank them while helping others too,” she says. Some of her honorees include a lieutenant officer with the Hampstead Police Department and a financial services expert at M&T Bank—and she continues to come up with new ideas to help improve the hospital and spotlight changemakers.

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Joe Ciecwierz’s Story

Eleven years ago, former longshoreman Joe Ciecwierz and his wife, Kathleen, moved to Carroll County after leaving their home in Edgemere off the Chesapeake Bay. Both retired, the couple wanted to live in a community that was in close proximity to a hospital. “My wife has issues with her spine, so we’ve visited several ERs. Carroll Hospital’s was more attentive, involved and personal,” shares Joe. “Those experiences alone were enough to make me want

A Community That Gives Is a Community That Grows Visit mycarrollstory.org to explore all of the ways you can make a meaningful contribution.

to give back.” After finding out about the Carroll Hospital Foundation, Joe started to make donations monthly—increasing his gift each year. “My dad used to always say, ‘Whatever you give, you’ll get back in tenfold,’” Joe recalls. “Between the expert services, dedication to patients and familial atmosphere, I can confidently say I’ve received more than tenfold back from Carroll Hospital.” Now in his tenth year of monthly giving to the hospital, Joe continues to give because it’s flexible and convenient—and because he knows it makes a difference. “I always get a letter of thanks from the hospital that details how my gift is helping them accomplish their goals,” says Joe. “It means a lot.”

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Bridge Builders Listed below we recognize living Bridge Builders who have provided for the future of Carroll Hospital and/or BridgingLife in their will, retirement plan, insurance policy, certificate of deposit, bank account, charitable gift annuity, trust or other future giving plans. Bridge Builders ensure superior healthcare services continue for generations to come and are leaving a wonderful legacy for the community. Mr. Bob & Mrs. Diana Alford Mrs. Evelyn F. Babylon Mrs. Ruth Bair Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Bonnie Barnes

Darthean Fox was the very first employee at C arroll Mr. Daniel & Mrs. Susan Bohn Hospital (then Carroll County G eneral Hospita Mr. Richard Boswell l) and recording secretary of th e hospital Auxiliary, wh Drs. Joan Develin Coley & M. Lee Rice ich campaigned to build th Ms. Barbara Cornett e hospital. Fox passed away in 2020 Mr. Scott & Mrs. Amber Curtis and generously left Car ro ll Hospital in her estate Ms. Janet E. Davis plans. Hans A. & DiAnn Grimes Baum

Ms. Brenda R. Ecker

Dr. & Mrs. Park W. Espenschade Mr. H. Theodore Frantum, Jr. Mr. Sterling Garrett Mrs. Ruth Handschuh Mr. Dan & Mrs. Kitty Hartzler Dr. Dona Hobart Mr. R. Neal & Mrs. Nancy Hoffman Ms. Doris J. Hull Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Lyndsay Keefer Mr. James G. Kohler Mrs. Christine Krebs Dr. Flavio & Mrs. Ellie Kruter Mr. Brad & Mrs. Jean Lawrence Dr. James E. Lightner Mr. K. Wayne & Mrs. Bonnie Lockard Mr. Brian & Mrs. Sharon McClernan Mrs. Frances G. Miller Mr. Howard A. Miller Mr. & Mrs. G. Melvin Mills, Jr.

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Mr. Marvin & Mrs. Susan Milstein Doug & Ellen Finnerty Myers

Mr. Joseph W. Weikel

Mrs. Carol Plunkert

Ms. Rachael Wentz

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers

Ms. Rose Werden

Dr. & Mrs. David Raznick

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wright

Mr. Ernest L. & Mrs. Phyllis S. Rice

Mr. Carroll L. & Mrs. Sue M. Yingling

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Rock Mr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Susie Scott Mr. John M. & Mrs. Marion H. Sernulka Ms. Janet C. Shipley Ms. Shirley F. Sinnott Karen & Richard Soisson Mr. K. Merrill Sumey Mr. Jack & Mrs. Beth Tevis Mrs. Betty Thomas Mr. Earl & Mrs. Ruth Trimmer Ms. Janet M. Truhe Mr. Michael Unkart Mr. Larry A. & Mrs. Joyce Van Sant, Sr.

A Beginner’s Guide to Charitable Gift Annuities

When you fund a charitable gift annuity, we agree to send you a check each year for as long as you live, based on your funding amount and your age at the time of funding. You get cash back at high, fixed annual rates that never change. In addition, you may also receive: • An income tax deduction this year for part of the funding amount. • If you fund it by transferring stock, some of your capital gains are eliminated, some spread over a number of years. •A  fter a lifetime of payments to you, any remaining funds automatically support our mission in your name.

Below is a SAMPLE of a charitable gift annuity from a 75-year-old female making a gift of $50,000.

Gift Annuity Data

Carroll Hospital Supporter

Age: 75

Gift Value: $50,000

Expectancy: 16.9 Years Gift Annual Summary of Annuity

Charitable Deduction: $22,665

Tax Free Payments: $0

Annuity Payout: $2,700

Effective Annuity Rate: 7.43%

Exclusion Ratio: 84.4%

Call or email the Carroll Hospital Foundation to learn how you can support Carroll Hospital with a charitable gift annuity and find out what your payment rate and tax benefits will be. Charitable gift annuities can be funded with a gift of $10,000 or more. (Minimum age to qualify for charitable gift annuity is 65.)

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The Cardiovascular Lab Team’s Story

Powered by state-of-the-art technology—and the community generosity that funds it— this team is making sure critically ill patients can live to tell another tale.

Heart disease is relentless. But so is the cardiovascular lab team at Carroll Hospital. “We get calls in the middle of the night, on the weekends, and we drop everything to come in,” says Ashley Keating, manager of the cardiovascular labs at Carroll Hospital. “To know that we can save someone’s life in those moments is a wonderful thing. It gives us purpose.” The team is responsible for performing a wide variety of life-saving cardiac procedures, including emergency angioplasty to restore blood flow for patients in cardiac arrest and elective angioplasty, which can help prevent heart attacks for high-risk patients. “Our team works exceptionally well together, but it’s just as important to have top-of-the-line technology,” says Ashley. “And we’re very thankful that investing in technology is a priority at Carroll Hospital.” Case in point: last year, Carroll Hospital made a big investment in what’s been dubbed “the world’s smallest heart pump:” the Impella CP®. The Impella CP stabilizes the most critically ill cardiac patients, including those in cardiogenic shock and those requiring resuscitation or surgical intervention in order to survive. “For patients who need it, the Impella CP can be the difference between life and death,” says Ashley. “It allows us to get them stabilized, and it gives them a chance to see their grandchildren again.” The Impella CP is not the only new addition. In September, the hospital’s first of three cardiovascular labs underwent a state-of-the-art renovation, complete with a GE Innova® image guidance system that provides crystal-clear imaging quality while also lowering radiation dosing by as much as 75 percent. “The difference in imaging is night and day,” Ashley explains. “During angioplasty procedures, for example, it allows us to size and position the stents with next-level precision.”

“Without our donors and our community, our team wouldn’t be able to deliver the level of care that we do.” Both the GE Innova and the Impella CP were made possible by the hospital’s unrestricted giving fund. In unrestricted giving, donors do not designate how their gifts should be used, thus enabling Carroll Hospital to spend the money where it’s needed most. “Without our donors and our community, our team wouldn’t be able to deliver the level of care that we do. We wouldn’t have the technology,” says Ashley. “It’s a privilege to have this technology. We don’t take it for granted.” 14 | 2021 Annual Report

A Work of Heart Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Carroll County. Carroll Hospital is working hard to turn the tide. Here’s what we’ve achieved in the last five years with your help:

331 emergency angioplasty procedures

627 elective angioplasty procedures

1000s of free heart health classes & preventive screenings Team includes (from left) Mike Haines, staff nurse; Kelley Griffin, staff nurse; Ashley Keating, clinical nurse manager; Sarah Poole, cardiovascular technologist; Herb Johnson, cardiovascular technologist; and Lorraine Pollard, staff nurse

The cardiovascular lab’s newest imaging technology enables the team to perform life-saving treatments with powerful precision. Lend a Hand Where It’s Needed Most Make an unrestricted gift now at mycarrollstory.org Carroll Hospital | 15

2021

Financial Highlights Sources of income for delivering quality healthcare services to our community

$272,666,000 Services provided for inpatients and outpatients Includes: nursing care, room & board, diagnostic & therapeutic procedures & some physician care

$23,888,000 Additional income received from operating activities

$296,554,000

Total income available to care for the patients who need our services

From our income, we paid for

$164,102,000 Salary & benefits for our medical,

$27,377,000 Operating supplies

professional & support staffs

$73,485,000 Operating services

$18,851,000

Depreciation & interest on plant & equipment

$283,815,000

Total expenses required to meet the

NEEDS OF SERVING OUR PATIENTS

$12,739,000 Operating income to

SUPPORT OUR MISSION

$5,821,000

Contributions in cash from our friends in the

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COMMUNITY WHO SUPPORT OUR MISSION

Community Benefit

Spotlight on Access Carroll’s Carroll County Behavioral Health Provider Hotline Access Carroll is enhancing its effort to assist community residents with behavioral health needs with a new Carroll

Financial Assistance Free or Reduced-Cost Care, Medicaid Expansion Fees

$ 1,608,606

County Behavioral Health Provider Hotline that helps providers link behavioral health patients to the most

Mission-Driven Health Services

appropriate health services and resources for their

Physician Access, Hospital-Based Services

acute needs.

Access Carroll, Free Clinic for the Uninsured

Funded through a partnership with Carroll Hospital and the Carroll Hospital Foundation, the hotline is used by Carroll County community healthcare providers, as well as Carroll County Public School and faith-based leaders who are addressing behavioral health needs in the community.

$10,691,428 $1,222,895

Community Benefit Operations

$234,710

Community Health Services Education, Screenings, Support Groups, Health Navigation, Medicaid Enrollment Support

The hotline is answered by licensed and trained staff that

Community-Building Activities

will connect providers and their patients to Carroll County

The Partnership for a Healthier Carroll County, Inc.

$3,592,266

$439,455

resources. Providers may also have direct contact with other providers, including specialists in psychiatry, therapy and

Education for Health Professionals

addiction medicine, who may offer assistance on how to

Nurses, Physicians, Allied Health

best address their patients’ behavioral health needs. Behavioral health services offered include psychiatry

Community Contributions

(adult and adolescent), substance use disorder

Cash and In-Kind

assessments and treatment placement assistance (outpatient, inpatient, residential), substance use disorder

Research

detoxification and medication-assisted treatment, and

Community Health Research

$ 1,220,524

$168,871

$ 86,424

psychotherapy/counseling. “Access Carroll recognizes the mental health and substance use disorder crises in our community. We are pleased to be able to help our providers and other leaders connect their patients and clients to behavioral health services here in Carroll County,” says Tammy Black, executive director of Access Carroll.

Total Community Benefit

$19,265,179

Access Carroll is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing quality healthcare to low-income residents of Carroll County.

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Founders Circle, continued Mr. & Mrs. Garrett W. Hoover Mr. Carl & Mrs. Colleen Hordesky Mr. David & Mrs. Jill Horn Mr. Charles Ingram Mr. & Mrs. Tom Jeffers Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Kacmarski Mr. David & Mrs. Lizanne Kile Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kipe Mr. Gregory M. & Mrs. Stephanie L. Kirby Ms. Margie M. Knott The Kokoski-Chalungsooth Family Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Kroe KRS Consultants, LLC: Mr. & Mrs. K. Randall Smith Mr. Michael & Mrs. Debbie Leazer Miss Donna E. Lee Dr. James E. Lightner The Links at Challedon Golf & Grille Mr. Robert W. Lowe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Thorn Lyburn, Jr. Maryland Patient Safety Center Ms. Harriet Mathias Mr. & Mrs. David McCormick Ron & Carole McDade Mr. William & Mrs. Colleen McNally Ms. Susan J. Meyers Dr. & Mrs. John W. Middleton Mrs. Fran Miller* Ms. Mary Ellen Miller Dr. Jay Mittal Mr. William E. & Mrs. Barbara A. Mooney Mr. Dan & Mrs. Stephanie Moore Mrs. Bharati S. Morjaria Selena B. Mowery Mr. Keith A. Mullinix Mr. & Mrs. Clayton K. Myatt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Myers Mr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Karen Nattans Mr. & Mrs. Howard G. Norseth Dr. & Mrs. Alexander Ober Mr. Michael J. Oddis Mr. & Mrs. John T. O’Mara Mr. & Mrs. James P. O’Meara Mr. Henry E. & Mrs. Edyta I. Oswiecimka Dr. & Mrs. Bertan Ozgun Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Palaia Dr. Faye Pappalardo Mrs. Nancy & Mr. Harry Parker Mr. Josh Parks Mr. & Mrs. Glenn W. Patterson Mrs. Carol Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Clarence A. Piern* Pioneer Paving

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Dr. Binu J. Poulose Mr. Marcus Lee & Mrs. Louna S. Primm Mr. James & Mrs. Stephanie Reid Mr. Rob & Mrs. Sharyn Rhodes Mr. Dwayne & Mrs. Wanda Richardson Ms. Linda J. Romano Ms. Nicole & Mr. Bruce Sager Mr. Peter G. Samios Dr. Hermine P. Saunders Mr. Paul & Mrs. Dana Saunders Mr. & Mrs. Edward Schaefer Mr. Jeffrey & Mrs. Susie Scott Kathleen J. Shandrowski George & Elizabeth Shoffner Dr. & Mrs. David A. Silber Dr. & Mrs. Errol G. Smith SNC Partners, LLC Mrs. Dolores J. Snyder Ms. Etta Lee Spaulding Mr. Gary & Mrs. Nancy Spencer Mrs. Sharon L. Spencer-Kable* Ms. Deborah L. Spittel* Mr. Jeffrey A. & Mrs. Diane Shipley Sprinkle Mrs. Gretchen L. Stangle Station Maintenance Solutions, Inc.* Mr. Jack E. Steil Ms. Tobie Stewart Mr. Gene & Mrs. Gretchen Stiner Mr. Jacob & Mrs. Hannah Sturgill Mr. Jeffrey A. Taylor Ms. Tamera L. Testerman Thomas, Bennett & Hunter, Inc.* Towne Pride Interiors: Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Townsley Mr. Tuan & Mrs. Loren Tran Ms. Hyla Troxell Mr. Stephen Turner Dr. Nilar U Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Thomas Waters Mr. & Mrs. Walter B. Watkins Ms. Lori Amoss Webster Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Welliver Drs. Drew & Emily White Ms. Helen Whitehead & Mr. Louis Salafia Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Nancy Williams Ms. Chris Wolff Mr. Richard A. Wooden Mr. Timothy Wu Mr. & Mrs. Stevenson B. Yingling Mr. Anthony & Mrs. Melissa Zahn Mr. Patrick & Mrs. Charlene Zito

Share Your Giving Story

Each of us has a Carroll Hospital or BridgingLife giving story: a moment or collection of moments when you knew this was a special place you were committed to supporting with all your heart. Maybe it was the birth of your child, a doctor who healed you or a hospice nurse who held your hand as you grieved. We invite you to share your giving story with us now as a way to honor our community’s frontline workers and inspire others to join you in your mission of giving back.

Two Ways To Share Go to mycarrollstory.org and click

Tear out this page, complete the form and mail it to:

“Share Your Story”

Carroll Hospital Foundation 200 Memorial Avenue Westminster, MD 21157

Name: Email Address: Why I Give:

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Your Giving Story, Continued

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A Team of Givers Whether they’re delivering attentive, compassionate care to the community or helping fund the hospital’s greatest needs through charitable acts of giving, the staff at Carroll Hospital and BridgingLife are true givers. On the following pages are team members who have contributed financially to our success this year. Anonymous Kristin K. Adelmeyer Tracy Adkins Heather Akers Karen Alban Kelly N. Allen Christian Alston Amanda Alvarez Tina Alvarez Kirsten Ambrose Shelley Six Amoss Debbie A. Anderson Michelle A. Anderson Catherine Arquillano-Primrose Christine Arrowood Kim Arthur Zubia U. Ashfaq Mindy Athas Jennifer Ayd Angela Bachtel Jocelyn Banks Kimberly Bass Angela M. Baublitz Louann Baugher Michele Lynn Beall Katie Beard Brittany Beck Shara Becker Mindy A. Becker-Niyi Shauna H. Bere Charles Biggus Michelle Billmyre Christine Bish Lori Black Tammy L. Black Timothy P. Black Amy Bloomberg Reggie Bodnar Amanda Bond Keith Boore Juette R. Booth Robb Bowling Pam Dyson Brambeck Nicole D. Breighner Darlene Britton Daron Brodie Elaine W. Brown Elizabeth B. Brown Ivy Brown Abigail Buckwalter Ashlee Buffington

Dawn Buoye Annemarie Burda Lisa R. Burmeister Lori E. Buxton Michelle L. Bydume Cynthia Byrne Nancy Campbell Dawn Canova Stacey L. Carey Keith Carney Elizabeth Q. Carr Kisha Carrington James Carroll Lonnie Carter Leigh Chapman Julie Chatham Will Choy Franklin Christopher Evelyn Clancy Sondie Clarke Susan C. Cochran Sariah L. Coffey Jason Cohen Cris Coleman Sharon Collette Kevin Cook Peggy S. Costas Marcea H. Cotter Sabrina A. Crawmer Adam Crunkilton Rebecca Dagenais Cheryl D’Amario Helen D. Davis Kelly Day Melissa Delbusso Dawn Dell Bertrand Deloatch Jennifer L. Dennis Mildred Devich Michele B. DiGate Liz Dolecki Charlene E.E. Dorsey Janet Dowery Barbara Doyle Erika Dudash April Dunbar Patricia A. Durham Jacqueline Dustin Jessica Dustin Melissa Eliot Kacy Elwood

Jill Englar Amy Engle Kathleen Erbacher Emma Eyler Jenny Fallon Eileen Fedeli Deborah Ferreira Linda Filipponi-Farless Debora L. Finnerty Kimberly Fique Desiree R. Fleagle Rose Nkafu Fomenky Fondong Victor Fondong Gail Forsyth Jennifer Franco Deborah Franklin Brenda S. Frazier Kathy Friend Paula Gabriel Dr. Qiwei W. Gai Danielle Gallina Bonnie Garner Susan Gartner Stephanie Gayhart Susan D. Geiman Elijah Geise Rebecca Gerow Kathy G. Gleason Kathy Goad Pamela P. Goldhammer Cheryl Gosaguio Eleni Goshu Steven Goyette Dawn L. Grammer Angela Green Corey Green Diane Green Heather Green Linda Grogan Andrea Grooms Heather Gummo Birdie Haines Judy Haines Greg Halla Brian Halsey Tara Halsey Laura Hammer Joy I. Hanford Cynthia L. Harris Monica Hendrix Susan A. Hoffman

Melissa Jones Holley Deborah Hooper Laura Hooper Garrett Hoover Colleen Hordesky Jill Horn Kristen M. Horn Corilynn B. Hughes Dawn M. Hull Jacqueline Hurley Penny J. Hutsell Dorothea James David Janocha Tom Jeffers Laura Jenkins Herb Johnson Marie Jones Ashley Keating Heather Keller Colleen Kelley Christopher Kelly Susan Kelly Natalie Kendall Suzanna King Virginia Kinsella Greg Kirby Paula Kirschensteiner Daniel Kluth Betty Knatz Donna Knorr Patricia Kokoski Jackie Koslosly Jennifer Kramer Jaclyn Krug Colleen Lafferty Jolene Lantz Eileen Leckron Christy Levine Michele L. Linscomb Katherine Lynch Pamela Lynch Lisa Maempel Wendy Mantz Barbara Martin Linda Matulonis Sharon L. McClernan Amy McConville David McCormick Nancy A. McCrickard Ronald McDade Krista McKenzie McElwain Carroll Hospital | 21

A Team of Givers, continued

Dawn Grammer Executive Assistant to Information Systems at Carroll Hospital Dawn Grammer knows firsthand how donations benefit the hospital and its patients. Having worked in Dietary Services, Patient Accounting and Information Systems for more than 24 years, she makes it a priority to give back to the hospital through campaign giving. “It all connects,” shares Dawn. “You see how all of the jobs work together—from the doctors and nurses who deliver care, to those who work tirelessly to maintain the hospital’s patient-centered environment.” For Dawn, her reasons for giving connect to personal matters. “I had both hips replaced at Carroll Hospital, my daughter was born in the first stages of The Family Birthplace and my grandmother was cared for at Dove House—these events have all touched me personally and inspired me to give,” says Dawn. She also encourages others who have been impacted by Carroll Hospital to contribute their gifts—big or small, either financially or through volunteering. “We’re all going to need the hospital at some point in our lives, and sometimes it needs us, too.”

“We’re all going to need the hospital at some point in our lives, and sometimes it needs us,too.”

Susan McIntosh Marcia A. McMullin Kristen McWilliams Juanita Meadowcroft Patricia Meekins Doris P. Mehring Theda L. Merson Shelly Metts Jo-Anna Michael Dr. John W. Middleton Lisa Miller Mary Ellen Miller Dr. Jay Mittal Anise Moledina Norma L. Moore Stephanie Moore Penny Morgan Melanie Morrison Selena B. Mowery 22 | 2021 Annual Report

Luciana Mullins Melissa Murdock Ester Muse Ellen Finnerty Myers Michael Myers Chris Nanna Kim Newberry Barbara A. Nickell Dawn Niner Saundra Nugent Donna O’Brien Layla Olson Mark Olszyk Eileen Overfelt Fred Padgett Josh Parks Vicky Patterson Mary A. Peloquin Charlotte Petela

Nisa L. Wilhelm Petenbrink Peggy Petenbrink Karen Peters Sue Petr Pam Phillips Diane Pickett Della G. Pierson Krista L. Pittinger Binu John Poulose Maggie M. Pratt Rebecca A. Price Terry Prodoehl Kim Purdue Penny Recklein Melanie Redding Christina Redmond Stephanie J. Reid Sharyn Rhodes Fritz Richards

Mary Richards Tyler Ridge Jaime Ridgley Cortney Rill Brenda Robinson Lisa M. Rock Dr. Vincent J. Rollo Dana M. Saunders Danielle Schubert Lisa Schwartzbeck Natalie A. Sciarretta Sarah Scott Lorna Shaikh Robin Shamer Deborah Shortt Larry Siegel Shirley Siegel Dr. David A. Silber Kimberly A. Simensky

Leslie Simmons Carol Smith Casie N. Solomon Paul Sorenson Sharon L. Spencer-Kable Maurice Spielman Janet Stamper Ann Marie Staton Carol Steger Tobie Stewart Gretchen I. Stiner Melissa Storm Susana Sutton Anita Y. Swartz Rhonda Swartzbaugh Steven Szczesny Jill Tabak Karen J. Tehansky Nancy Thomas Ruth Thomas Susan Thurston Bruce Timmcke Loren Tran Fondong Tsaneh Myong Unglesbee Karen M. Von Sas Esther Walker Kevin R. Walsh Cindy Wantz Rebecca Wareham Cathy Warfield Sherry Warfield Dorothy L. Watkins Marcia Watkins Brittany Weatherly Lori Amoss Webster Kim Welsh Tina Whiteside Terri Wilhelm Teresa A. Wilson Dr. Victoria Wilson Brooke Winn Barry Wivell Donna C. Wolfe Chris Wolff Kim Wolford Jennifer Woodson Kathleen Wooten Tim Wu Nancy Lee Yocum Melissa A. Zahn Sharon Zaruba Brenda G. Zepp Patrick Zito

Danielle Schubert HR Business Partner at Carroll Hospital When Danielle Schubert’s supervisor asked her to be a team captain for Carroll Hospital’s campaign committee—which encourages team members to give—she didn’t hesitate before accepting. “My entire family was either born at Carroll Hospital, had broken bones treated there or used one of its many services,” states Danielle. “Giving back is a given for me because Carroll Hospital is at the center of my family’s health. Now I get to motivate people to donate, too.” By talking one-on-one with coworkers, Danielle is able to share her own giving story while helping others discover theirs. “It really pulls on your heartstrings seeing how your contribution can support someone else,” says Danielle. “I’ve given back to hospice for my parents, Family Birthplace for my daughter and the hospital for its incredible care during the pandemic. The people who take care of us are people we know from the community—it’s a way to thank them too.”

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2021 Auxiliary Ball Sponsors The Carroll Hospital Auxiliary was established in 1958 to raise funds and serve the hospital through volunteerism. Each year, many community members and local businesses directly support the Auxiliary’s efforts to help fulfill their pledge to Carroll Hospital. Below is a list of donors who sponsored the Auxiliary Ball in 2021 with a gift of $1,000 or more. Alteon Health Emergency Department Physicians

Law Offices of Friedman & Friedman

Alteon Health Hospitalists & Critical Care

M&T Bank

Glenn S. Bair

McDaniel College

Battery Warehouse

William & Colleen McNally

Baugher Enterprises, Inc.

Neil & Ellen Meltzer

Dr. J. Mark & Anne Blue

Metz Culinary Management

Carroll Community College

Modern Comfort Systems

Carroll County Anesthesia Associates, P.A.

In memory of Russell and Kathryn Morgan

Carroll County Times

Orrstown Bank

Carroll Hospital Medical Staff

Penguin Random House, Inc.

Coca-Cola

Pitts Family Foundation, in honor of Critical Care Unit

DPR Construction

and Emergency Department

EMJAY Engineering & Construction Co., Inc.

PIVOT Physical Therapy

Generous Benefactor

RBC Wealth Management–The Yingling Group

Gregg Gillespie

Greg & Leslie Simmons

Hill Development Group, LLC

Joseph & Catharine Tarr Foundation Fund

Kelly W. Hill

Dr. Dawn Thomas

Garrett & Anna Luisa Hoover

Tipco Technologies

International Foreign Car Sales & Service, Inc.

Woodholme Gastroenterology Associates, P.A.

Kahlert Foundation Kohn Creative

Auxiliary Board of Directors

Karen L. Durilla, President

Janet Davis, Vice President

Brenda Frazier

Don Pelaia, Treasurer

Gregg Gillespie

Kathy Palaia, Recording

Pat Lindermeyr

Secretary Jackie Weir, Corresponding Secretary

Jan Ober Frances Rock

Al Bozzell, Chaplain

Andrea Stoner

Amy Bloomberg

Lois Warden

Gilbert E. Creutzer, Jr.

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Mary Newcomb

Our Leadership Team

Carroll Hospital Executive Team

Carroll Hospital Board of Directors

Garrett W. Hoover President & Chief Operating Officer,

Alec M. Yeo

Carroll Hospital

Chair

Senior Vice President, LifeBridge Health

Leigh Chapman, Associate Chief Nursing Officer Brenda Frazier, Vice President of Development Michael Myers, Chief Financial Officer Mark Olszyk, M.D., Chief Medical Officer & Vice President of Medical Affairs Stephanie Reid, Chief Nursing Officer & Vice President of Patient Care Services

BridgingLife Board of Trustees

Thomas J. Zirpoli, Ph.D., Vice Chair

Kiran G. Kuna, M.D.

Martin K.P. Hill, Secretary

Brian L. Moffet, Esq.

David S. Bollinger

Marcus Lee Primm

Susan Chambers

Deborah Seidel

Mark A. Debinski

Stanley H. “Jack” Tevis III

Mark Goldstein, M.D.

Thomas D. Welliver

Todd L. Herring

Drewry White, M.D.

Neil M. Meltzer

Garrett W. Hoover

Carroll Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees

Ann M. Bollinger

Mark A. Debinski

Chair

Chair

Todd L. Herring, Vice Chair

Christina K. Kanther

E. Alex Myers, Vice Chair

Dona Hobart, M.D.

Laura Gillen, Secretary

C. Dave Kile

Christopher D. Holt, Secretary

Kiran G. Kuna, M.D.

Michael Myers, Treasurer

John W. Middleton, M.D.

Garrett W. Hoover, President

Terri S. Lyons

Jason A. Blavatt, Esq.

James A. Miller, P.D.

Brenda Frazier, Vice President

Michael Mandish

Regina S. Bodnar

Todd E. Mitchell

Michael Myers, Treasurer

Neil M. Meltzer

Jennifer H. Bubczyk

Ann Patterson

Mark E. Blacksten

Emily Bollinger Miller

Carolyn S. Burns

Louna S. Primm

Ann M. Bollinger

Brian L. Moffet, Esq.

James B. Covey

Leslie R. Simmons

Martin Burns

Nicol M. Sager

Shirlyn Evans-Ford

Robert L. Weinreich

Timothy W. Chase

Guy H. Sheetz

Joan D. Coley, Ph.D.

Terry L. Smack

Karen L. Durilla

Kevin R. Walsh, P.A.-C.

Shannon Hammond, Esq.

Alec M. Yeo

Barbara Harden

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