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From the President and CEO Each fiscal year, there are moments that serve to better define who we are and where we are going as an organization. One of those moments came in March as the COVID-19 pandemic moved from potentiality to reality and life changed. They say there are two basic human responses to emergencies as severe as a global pandemic—some people run away while some run to help. At Evangelical Community Hospital we are fortunate to count the vast majority of our team members in the latter category. COVID-19 dramatically altered our operations, prompted increased communication with employees and the community, and significantly impacted our revenue. Yet through it all, the commitment of our employees never waivered, allowing us to continue providing the high-quality, personalized care our friends, families, and neighbors have come to expect of us. But the pandemic wasn’t the only defining moment in fiscal year 2020. In collaboration with the Greater Susquehanna Valley YMCA, we launched our first joint venture with Geisinger at the Miller Center for Recreation and Wellness in Lewisburg. Together, the entities will continue to live out the inspired vision of the Miller family for a healthier community. The Hospital formed Evangelical Regional Mobile Medical Services (or ERMMS) to support area ambulance companies struggling to recruit new volunteers and ensure quality emergency medical services are available regardless of where you live or when you need them. We continued to work toward the completion of our most ambitious construction project to date—the 112,000-square-foot Patient Room Improvement, Modernization, and Enhancement project we commonly call PRIME. We look forward to celebrating the opening of this facility with you in fiscal year 2021. While like most everyone I will remember fiscal year 2020 for the unprecedented challenges of navigating a pandemic, I also will proudly remember that we continued doing what we always do—providing for the health and wellness needs of our community and defining what it means to be the community’s Hospital. Kendra Aucker, President and CEO
Table of
Contents
Prepared for the Unthinkable
U.S. Senator Bob Casey Visits
Joint Venture Impacts
Community Wellness
Stepping in to Shore up
Emergency Services
PRIME Construction Nears
Completion
Board of Directors
Donor Report
Financial Report
Community Benefit Report
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Prepared for the Unthinkable
In March 2020, life in the Central Susquehanna Valley changed. elective procedures. Operating rooms would only be permitted to
The COVID-19 pandemic, originating in China, arrived in the perform procedures qualifying as emergencies or essential to the
United States. Cases were first observed on the West Coast but immediate health of the patient.
quickly started to show up in metropolitan areas on the East Approximately 250 Evangelical employees identified as
Coast. As cases in New York City and southeastern Pennsylvania not essential to operations were immediately furloughed. The
mounted, it quickly became apparent that it wasn’t a matter of if, Hospital was the first healthcare entity in the region to send a
but when, the Valley would see its first evidence of COVID-19. sizable number of workers home, and the quick action would pay
dividends in the long run.
Operational Response Employees who could complete their essential tasks remotely
Evangelical Community Hospital’s response, in development were ordered to do so. Employees whose job functions required
since December 2019, was carefully measured and highly them to be on-site continued to work through the pandemic with
strategic. appropriate infection control protocols—including the use of
On March 19, 2020, the Hospital enacted its Pandemic personal protective equipment (PPE), daily screening, masks, and
Plan in conjunction with orders from Governor Tom Wolf that physical distancing—as recommended by the Centers for Disease
healthcare organizations in the state immediately suspend Control and PA Department of Health.
Suzanne Radel, Medical Assistant, and Shianne Maurer,
LPN, Internal Medicine of Evangelical-Lewisburg, staff
the Hospital's drive through coronavirus testing site. The
testing site served the purpose of administering tests and
keeping potential COVID-19-positive individuals from
entering the Hospital. Staff ing of the site was made possible
by individuals from primary and specialty care off ices and
other Hospital personnel who stepped up to take shift s.
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Alicia Bradley
Dining Services Associate, Nutritional Services
Dining room service during the pandemic quickly
tightened for safety. Open to employees only, menu
items changed drastically to pre-packaged items
and to limited hot foods. The entire Nutritional
Services team adapted quickly and effectively to
modified meals, the integration of community-
donated food items, and fewer staff to work both
the kitchen and serving line.
“As staffing levels changed to accommodate
fewer people being served, I just shifted my
attention to what needed to be done differently.
What was most important was making sure what
could be done to feed our employees was done.”
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With area schools shuttered for the remainder of
the school year, the Hospital established childcare
for employees working on-site or remotely at
the Miller Center for Recreation and Wellness,
Lewisburg.
Senior Hospital leadership was split into
four groups of four, and an on-call schedule
was established to ensure there were always
clinical and non-clinical leaders on-site, on-
call, and working remotely. The groups were
on-site for 12-hour blocks (7:30 am to 7:30
pm) seven days a week. The Hospital’s CEO
was in the building every third day.
Access to the facility was highly
restricted; visitors, vendors, Hospital
volunteers, and non-Hospital caregivers
were not permitted in the facility through
the height of the pandemic. Exceptions
were limited to end-of-life situations,
births, and patients under the age of 18.
Outpatient services and clinics were
consolidated into a central location,
and most other locations were closed
to patients. Providers from primary
and specialty care clinics continued
to see patients with acute needs at
the Center for Orthopaedics, 210 JPM
Road, Lewisburg. The newly renovated
facility provided ample space and
possessed appropriate areas to screen
patients. Patients were also given the
option to utilize telemedicine for some
appointments.
Lisa Yumen, RN, dressed in full personal
protective equipment, triages patients
in the garage bay located outside of the
Emergency Department. This temporary
site was set up to allow a segregated area
for pre-treatment and to deliver COVID-19
testing of individuals who felt ill enough to
present at the Emergency Department.
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A screening station was established Getting enough supplies quickly became a
at the entrance to the Emergency challenge as the pandemic became more intense.
Cathy Kline, Logistics and Distribution Manager,
Department to immediately identify
Supply Chain Services, and her team worked
suspected COVID-19 cases and keep
day-in and day-out to stock up on needed items
them segregated from patients seeking and to pursue new resources to find supplies.
care for other issues. An Alternative
Treatment Site was established in a
tent behind the Ambulance Bay to
accommodate a potential surge in cases
arriving at the Emergency Department.
An Alternative Testing Site was set
up behind the Plaza 15 Shopping Center
with the Mobile Health of Evangelical
bus serving as the anchor. The site
was designed to reduce the influx of
those seeking testing at the Emergency
Department. From March through June 30,
2,026 people were tested at the site.
A team consisting of representatives
from around the organization met
daily to ensure the Hospital’s supply of
essential materials, including PPE, was
sufficient to carry on operations. The
group effectively sourced materials from
traditional suppliers and non-traditional
suppliers, including masks and gowns
from members of the area’s Plain
Community and protective equipment
manufactured by professors from nearby
Bucknell University. To the group’s credit,
at no time during the pandemic did a
lack of supplies impact patient care.
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Julie Fohringer
Clinical Risk/Quality Specialist—Quality,
Patient Safety, and Risk Management
Many Evangelical employees who were accustomed
to coming to work daily and performing duties on-site
suddenly found themselves working out of home
offices. For Julie, who has worked in an office setting
closely around coworkers since 1997, the change of
location was refreshing.
“The transition to working at home went really
well for me. I found I could do my work effectively
and that my team and Director were never far
away. We could and did regularly communicate
by phone, or Skype, or through Microsoft Teams,
and I felt very in-tune with what was happening
at the Hospital and within my own Department.
As far as balance, at the end of the workday I
was able to close the door of the office and start
the next day brand new.”
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Emergency Department, one in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit,
one in Catheterization Lab's Procedure Care Unit, and one in the
The Hospital’s inpatient care team established a special
Nursery. Six negative pressure rooms were added to the Intensive
COVID-19 unit to care for positive or suspected positive patients in
Care and Step Down units and two rooms were added to the
a manner that kept them isolated from other patients and limited
Emergency Department. One room was created in The Family
staff crossover.
Place, the Hospital’s Obstetric Unit.
A facilities team worked with clinical leaders to increase the
As restrictions from the state loosened in May and June,
Hospital’s complement of negative pressure rooms. Negative
Evangelical methodically reopened its operating rooms to
room pressure is an isolation technique used in hospitals to
elective procedures, reopened outpatient clinics and services,
prevent cross-contamination from room to room. It includes
eased visitor restrictions, dismantled the Alternative Treatment
ventilation that generates “negative pressure” to allow air to
Site, and started to recall furloughed employees. Employees
be drawn into the isolation room from surrounding areas and
were carefully brought back to work at pace with patient volume
directly vented to the outside, as air will naturally flow from areas
increases to ensure the organization remained financially stable.
with higher pressure to areas with lower pressure, preventing
Infection control protocols—including universal screening,
contaminated air from escaping the room.
masking, and physical distancing—remained in place.
Under normal circumstances, only three negative pressure
rooms existed on the nursing floors along with one in the
Between March 1 and June 30, 2020,
Evangelical Community Hospital had:
COVID-19 Inpatients
Tested
Positive Tests
Negative Tests
COVID-19 Discharges
Deaths
Linda Mann and Erin Skonecki, Radiologic
Technologists, prepare to take X-rays with portable
imaging equipment in the Emergency Department.
These technologies allowed care to be taken to the
patient instead of transporting a patient through the
Hospital, which would have risked greater exposure
to others if COVID-19 positive.
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5,448 Video views of
Communications
In order to ensure the Hospital remained connected to its
employees, regardless of status, and the community while serving
first COVID-19
as a source of reliable, factual information, a clear and powerful patient discharge
communication plan was needed. celebration
With three employees of the six-person department
furloughed, the three remaining full-time communication team
members delivered.
The team’s first priority—as it is in all situations—was to ensure
the workforce felt informed and Hospital leadership was transparent The daily updates were repeated on the Employee Portal, a
with what was happening in the organization and the community. page previously established on the external website that allows
From March 15 through May 31, two COVID-19 updates were sent employees offsite to access important information that previously
daily to the entire workforce. The first detailed the administrator would have only appeared on the organization’s intranet. This
on call, the emergency response commander for the day, and the allowed remote employees and those furloughed to stay engaged
infection control officer. The second included operational updates, with what was happening at the Hospital. With the help of People
resources for impacted employees, and any commentary on what and Culture, resources for employees on unemployment claims,
was happening outside the walls of the Hospital. benefits, and more were added to the page.
From March 19 to June 30, there were more than 51,900 page
views for the Employee Portal.
The COVID-19 pandemic was and is a public health crisis,
and people naturally turned to their Hospital for accurate, timely
information.
With the majority of the public sequestered in their
homes, social media quickly developed into a key channel of
communication. Audiences for all of the Hospital’s social media
platforms grew significantly over the course of the pandemic;
Facebook alone jumped 13 percent in three months. The team
used infographics created for social media to provide access
to resources and educate the public on what they could do to
protect themselves and their families. Social reach—defined as
the content coming to someone’s news feed—totaled more than
20,000, while social engagement—defined as taking some action,
liking, or sharing—totaled more than 1,500 for those infographics.
The Hospital also created a coronavirus webpage, accessible
from the home page or the direct URL: evanhospital.com/
virus. The page included updates on Hospital operations, daily
COVID-19 testing statistics, video content, links to sites such as
the Centers for Disease Control and PA Department of Health, and
other helpful resources.
Year-over-year data show website traffic increased by nearly 47
percent from March 19 to June 30, 2020, as compared to the same
period in 2019.
In addition, near daily press inquiries were fielded, several
As surgical services slowed down because of the emails were sent to the Hospital’s database of more than 30,000
ceasing of elective procedures, John Lewis, RN, local email addresses, a number of short videos were produced,
Director of Surgical Services, and his team adapted.
and a number of media and community conference calls were
Many began to fill diff erent, much-needed roles
organized.
outside of their normal duties. He noted that they
missed the camaraderie of being together but
worked hard to do the very best for the Hospital.
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Jaime Binkley, RN
Operating Room
With elective surgeries on hold and only
emergency procedures being completed in the
Hospital’s operating rooms, surgical staff found
themselves in other vital roles such as screening
employees for COVID-19.
“Itʼs definitely different in these times, but weʼre
doing what we need to do to keep the Hospital safe,
not only for our employees but also the patients
and people who need care. I think that any change
makes people nervous, but anybody in healthcare
needs to be adaptable to change.”
Photo Credit: Rob Inglis, The Daily Item 9
Mike Pope
Plumber, Plant Engineering
Many employees saw a reassignment in duties
during COVID-19, including Mike Pope, who
moved from Plant Engineering Plumber to a
security role. He was charged with manning the
Emergency Department parking lot to direct
patients to specific entryways for COVID-19 and
non-COVID-19 treatments.
“Even though it wasnʼt part of my regular job, it
was interesting meeting people. I enjoy helping
people, so guiding them to the right place for care
was rewarding. I always welcome the chance to
help out wherever I can.”
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created an email address—together@evanhospital.com—to
Community Support
accommodate messages of hope and support. The resulting
It’s often said that in difficult times, one’s true character shows.
images, cards, and well-wishes were posted on the Hospital’s
This is certainly true of the Central Susquehanna Valley!
intranet for employees and shared through social media.
Evangelical received numerous offers from employees,
community members, and businesses to generously donate
supplies, food, and services to support the Hospital as it Financial Impact
responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. A list of the most needed With prudent management of its expenses as well as the
supplies was maintained on the Hospital website along with receipt of state and federal grants, Evangelical survived the
directions on how to go about completing a donation. Support COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on its finances through the close of
was recognized through social media and advertisements in local fiscal year 2020 and turned a hopeful eye to fiscal year 2021.
print media. While the Hospital did not meet budget projections for
Along with supplies and food, the Hospital gratefully accepted the fiscal year and lost revenue was significant, its financial
financial support from individuals and businesses. Donations to performance outpaced that of many healthcare organizations.
the COVID-19 Emergency Fund helped offset net revenue losses For additional details on the financial impact of the pandemic,
stemming from the suspension of elective procedures as well as see page 58.
the unplanned purchase of important equipment and supplies
related to the pandemic response. Several COVID-19 patient discharge celebrations
Many in the community simply wanted to express their were held by staff for patients who spent long stays
to recover. All employees who could gather were
admiration and gratitude for those working to care for their health
asked to line the hallways to make joyous noise as the
patients were wheeled out to their waiting families.
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Patricia Bowman, LPN
Authorization Specialist, Utilization Review
When the Hospital instituted pandemic procedures
internally, some services began to slow or stop. This
impacted staffing, and the difficult decision was
made to either reduce hours or temporarily furlough
some employees. Tools were put in place for these
employees to continue receiving communication so
they could stay in touch with what was happening
within the organization.
“I wasnʼt upset by being one of the furloughed
employees. I understood why the decision was made.
I quickly assessed my financial situation and felt
confident that my husband and I could manage. Time
is golden, and being off allowed me to stay busy, help
my grandson with his fifth-grade studies while his
parents worked, and I was able to have the benefit of
continued healthcare coverage that I needed for my
husband and myself.”
12U.S. Senator Bob Casey Visits
U.S. Senator Bob Casey visited the area on July 22, 2019, Moderating the discussion was a representative of the
with a stop at Evangelical Community Hospital. The purpose of Pennsylvania Health Access Network. Joining from Evangelical
the visit was to have a roundtable conversation with physicians were James Stopper, Vice President of Finance and Chief
and patients on pre-existing conditions. The participants shared Financial Officer; John F. Devine, DO, FACP, CPE, Vice President
how these conditions impact the care of the patient with regard of Medical Affairs; John Pfeifer, MD, Interventional Cardiologist
to insurance and the Hospital with regard to reimbursement with the Heart and Vascular Center; and John Turner, MD, FACS,
and patients coming to the Hospital later and needing more Medical Director of Cancer Services.
extensive care.
The opportunity to share expertise with governmental leaders allows Hospital administration and
medical professionals to talk about the issues that most impact the care of patients.
13Joint Venture Impacts
Community Wellness
In August 2019, Evangelical Community Hospital, Geisinger, operations. In addition, the joint venture acquired six acres
the Miller Center for Recreation and Wellness, and the Greater around the facility to expand parking, make room for two new
Susquehanna Valley YMCA came together to make a positive, pools—one for competition and one for general aquatics—and
lasting impact on the health and wellness of the region. create an enhanced full-day childcare center that will include
Evangelical and Geisinger formed their first joint venture at after-school care and more.
the Miller Center. The center was transferred to the joint venture The new entity is known as the Lewisburg YMCA at the Miller
by the Miller family, who generously provided the funds to found Center, powered by Evangelical and Geisinger.
the facility. The YMCA was contracted to run the day-to-day
14By coming together in one facility, the four organizations in August 2016 to the role of Community Health and Wellness
are able to offer comprehensive and affordable wellness and Educator and Wellness at Work Coordinator. No stranger to the
recreation programs for all generations in the heart of the Miller Center, McNally served as a personal trainer starting in
community. 2017.
In October 2019, Ryan McNally was named Director of On December 16, 2019, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held
the venture. McNally has been part of the Evangelical family celebrating the transition of the Miller Center to the joint venture
of employees since May 2016, first of Evangelical and Geisinger and welcoming the YMCA as
serving as a Community Health and the operational partner.
Wellness Instructor and Fitness
Center Attendant, then advancing
Opposite page, pictured from left to right: Cutting the ribbon at the new
Lewisburg YMCA at the Miller Center, Sue Greene, Board Chair, Greater
Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce; Jim Mathias, former President of
the Miller Center Board of Directors; TeaJay Aikey, President and CEO, Central
PA Chamber of Commerce; Bonnie McDowell, Chief Executive Officer, Greater
Susquehanna Valley YMCA; Matt Walsh, Chief Operating Officer, Geisinger; and
Kendra Aucker, President and CEO, Evangelical Community Hospital.
15A new ambulance began serving Snyder County on October 1, 2019, thanks to a partnership
between Evangelical Regional Mobile Medical Services (ERMMS) and Hummels Wharf Fire
Company. Pictured from left to right are Matthew Abbey, EMT; Jason Mercer, NRP, Paramedic
and Team Leader of the Hummels Wharf ambulance service; Jeff Buckley, Fire Chief at
Hummels Wharf Fire Company, the home base of the new ambulance; and Nick Klose,
Clinical Director of Evangelical Regional Mobile Medical Services. In the partnership,
ERMMS provides the ambulance and the staff ing to cover service.
Stepping in to Shore up
Emergency Services
In an effort to ensure surrounding communities continue to receive consistent, high-
quality emergency medical services, Evangelical Community Hospital announced the
formation of Evangelical Regional Mobile Medical Services (ERMMS) in fiscal year 2020.
“The national crisis of staffing ambulances with volunteers has been impacting our
region for some time,” said Jonathan Bastian, PA-C, Operations Director for ERMMS. “Many
services are seeing their core group of volunteers age out of active duty, and fewer new
volunteers are stepping in to fill the gaps.”
“As a healthcare leader in the region, we understood we needed to find a new approach
in order to provide strong, regional emergency services for all people regardless of the time
16of day and where someone lives,” said Kendra Aucker, President
and CEO, Evangelical Community Hospital. “ERMMS is that new to the Hummels Wharf Fire Company to support emergency
approach.” responses to the village of Hummels Wharf, Monroe Township,
The Hospital, through its former Pre-Hospital Services and surrounding communities.
department, had been supplying staffing support to various While conversations continue with other ambulance
ambulance companies from Middleburg to Watsontown with companies in the Central Susquehanna Valley, the Hospital
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and Paramedics. This remains committed to working cooperatively with all emergency
had been effective in meeting short-term needs, but this more response services.
centralized effort is now addressing the community’s long-term “Other entities have expressed interest in joining, and we
emergency medical response needs. are actively exploring those opportunities,” said Aucker. “But it’s
Mifflinburg Ambulance Company became the first strategic important for everyone to understand we will continue to work
partner in October 2019 as the Hospital subsidiary officially with all of the area’s EMS organizations in the same manner we
launched. Shortly after the launch, an ambulance was added always have—whether they are part of ERMMS or not.”
17PRIME Construction
Nears Completion
July 2019 January 2020
The Patient Room Improvement, Modernization, and
Enhancement (PRIME) project continued to visually change the
Hospital campus in fiscal year 2020. With each bit of advancement,
excitement grew in both staff and the community. Dramatic glass
panels filled the steel beams, and walls and fixtures started to
shape the inside—bringing the future of healthcare in the new
facility into focus.
As the fiscal year ended, after a few minor delays in construction
stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, PRIME was back on track
with an anticipated Fall 2020 unveiling. Fiscal year 2021 will be an
exciting one as PRIME is opened and individuals who need medical
care will begin to experience the enhanced patient experience
Evangelical’s providers and staff can deliver in the new facility.
18June 2020
19Board of
Directors
Timothy J. Apple
Roger S. Haddon Jr. Timothy J. Apple Roger S. Haddon Jr. Jeff rey J. Kapsar
Jeffrey J. Kapsar Director of Sales President/CEO President/CEO
Bimbo Bakeries USA (BBU) Sunbury Broadcasting Mifflinburg Bank & Trust
Amanda G. Kessler, Esq. Lewisburg Corporation Selinsgrove
Linda J. Korb, PhD, NCPsyA Selinsgrove
Shawn P. McGlaughlin, MD
John E. Meckley, Esq.
Christopher J. Motto, MD
Timm A. Moyer
Julia E. Redcay, DO
Matthew W. Reish, MD
J. Donald Steele Jr.
David M. Zelechoski, MD Amanda G. Kessler, Esq. Linda J. Korb, PhD,
CEO/General Counsel NCPsyA
Synergy Grandview Milton
Board Off icers Pharmacy, Inc.
Lewisburg
Timothy J. Apple – Chair
J. Donald Steele Jr. – Vice Chair
Corporate Off icers
Kendra A. Aucker – President/CEO
James A. Stopper – Treasurer
William P. Anderson III – Secretary
Shawn P. McGlaughlin, MD John E. Meckley, Esq.
Ex-Off icio Members Physician
Family Medicine of Evangelical
Attorney
Milton
Kendra A. Aucker Mifflinburg
Kathryn M. Giorgini, DO
Directors Emeritus
James G. Apple
Martha A. Barrick
John D. Griffith
Robert L. Gronlund
Sara G. Kirkland
John H. Mathias Christopher J. Motto, MD Timm A. Moyer
Surgeon Co-Founder
William G. Reish, MD Surgical Specialists MoJo Active, Inc.
of Evangelical Watsontown
Norman S. Rich Lewisburg
Solicitor
Nicole Kaylor, Esq.
Julia E. Redcay, DO Matthew W. Reish, MD J. Donald Steele Jr. Dav id M. Zelechoski, MD
Physician Orthopaedic Surgeon Chairman/President/CEO Physician
OB/GYN of Evangelical SUN Orthopaedics of The Northumberland Internal Medicine of
Lewisburg Evangelical National Bank Evangelical
Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg
20Donor Report
Fiscal Year 2020
We are pleased to recognize the following friends of the Hospital for their generosity and support. These individuals,
corporations, organizations, and foundations provide for Hospital services, capital, and endowment needs.
Lifetime Giving
The following individuals, businesses, corporations, and foundations have given cumulative, lifetime gift s that equal or
exceed $100,000:
Anonymous (4) William & Elizabeth (Betty) K. Frederick* Pennsylvania Department of Health
The 1994 Charles B. Degenstein Foundation Daniel Green Freeman Estate Pennsylvania Governor’s Office
Donald C. Allen Estate Sally A. Fulmer Estate Pennsylvania Higher Education
Jim & Carole App Fulton Bank Assistance Agency
James G. & Patricia Apple Walter C. Geiger Estate Pennsylvania House
Arvilla Arnold Estate Geisinger Playworld Systems, Inc.
Auxiliary to Evangelical Community Hospital Robert & DeOnne Gronlund The Pepsi Beverages Company
Alan & Martha Barrick Katherine Hoffa Estate Margaret Purnell Estate
Gary & Barbara Baylor A.D. Houston Estate Quandel Construction Group, Inc.
Amy M. Bell Estate Dick & Jane Humphreys Elva K. Reitz Estate
Clair R. Boop Estate Thyra M. Humphreys* Bernadine F. Richard
Martha C. Bower Estate John Family Foundation Robert L. Rooke Estate
A.W. Brown Estate Mary Lou Johnson Estate Silvertip, Inc.
Bucknell University The JPM Company Cindy & Dick* Skelton
Central Pennsylvania Workforce Raymond D. Kline Estate Edna M. Sheary Charitable Trust
Development Corporation Lucy Koch Estate The Ralph & Josephine Smith Fund at the First
Charles Foundation, Inc. The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Community Foundation Partnership
Citizens’ Electric Company of Lewisburg, PA Randall D. & Janet S. Kramm* of Pennsylvania
COLDWELL BANKER Penn One Real Estate, Inc. M & T Bank Sovereign Bank
Rachel M. Comstock Estate Anna K. Marsh Estate The Donald B. & Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation
Cornerstone Advisors Richard L. Mattern Stantec
The Daily Item Priscilla A. Merritt Estate SUN Orthopaedics of Evangelical
Michael & Carolyn Daniloff Mifflinburg Bank & Trust Sunbury Broadcasting Corp.
Department of Community & The Miller Family Susquehanna Community Bank
Economic Development Joan & Dale Miller Velma R. Swope Endowment Fund
Department of Environmental Protection Matt & Beth Miller & Children Union County United Way
Department of Public Welfare Kelly Miller & Children U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
W. Earl Dieffenderfer Estate Milton Auxiliary to Evangelical Community VNA Health System
Robert W. & Lucy E. Donehower* Hospital Watsontown Brick Company
Evangelical Community Hospital Medical Staff The Northumberland National Bank Weis Markets, Inc.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund George A. & Jane G. Norton* Windstream, Inc.
Homer F. & Viola Folk* Michael & Gail O’Keefe Wood-Mode, Inc.
Elizabeth K. Frederick Estate Barbara Oldt Estate
The Society honors the memory of Evangelical Community Hospital’s first administrator, Lystra E. Rogers, who served
the Hospital from 1935 through 1973. Members of the Society have made a gift or pledge commitment of $50,000 or
greater within the past five years.
Anonymous (2) John & Elizabeth Furia Suzanne & W. Gale Reish
The 1994 Charles B. Degenstein Foundation John & Sue Griffith Donald B. Remmey Jr.
Jim & Carole App Robert & DeOnne Gronlund Bernadine F. Richard
James G. & Patricia Apple John Family Foundation Kate Shade
Kathi, Joanne, & John Arbogast III Richard L. Mattern Mary Jane Stackowski Estate
Kendra A. Aucker & Margaret Lehr-DeVolld The Tony & Eugenie* McGlaughlin Family J. Donald Jr. & Joanne K. Steele
Alan & Martha Barrick Priscilla A. Merritt Estate Charles & Corey Woodcock
Clair R. Boop Estate The Miller Family
James & Cynthia Bower Joan & Dale Miller
Walter & Allethea* Bruce Matt & Beth Miller & Children
Susan E. Evans Kelly Miller & Children *deceased
21The Founders’ Society honors Evangelical Community Hospital’s first three physicians: Dr. John Arbogast Sr., Dr.
Charles Tomlinson, and Dr. Samuel Geise. Members of The Founders’ Society have made a gift or pledge commitment
of $25,000 to $49,999 within the past five years.
Carol & Tim Apple Mark Lundberg & Carolyn Winter Lundberg Norman & Phyllis Rich
Michael & Carolyn E. Daniloff Dr. & Mrs. Shawn P. McGlaughlin Gary & Sandy Sojka
Tom & Kim Dominick & Family Roderic Moore Todd & Julia Stefan
Frederick* & Virginia Kessler James & Tamara Persing John & Sherri Uehling
Clayton & David Lightman Jennifer & Matthew Reish
1926 Club
The 1926 Club recognizes the year Evangelical Community Hospital was established. Members of the Club have made a
gift or pledge commitment of $10,000 to $24,999 within the past five years.
Anonymous (2) Ken & Jeanne Hafer Robert F. Pardoe Jr.
Thomas R. & Keri L. Albright Jonathan & Carol Hahn James & Alison Patterson
Jim & Carole App Mary Ann Hamilton Christoph Pohl & Christine Mallula
Dr. Julie Ann Barna & Mr. Mark Veraguth F. Ellis & Jane* Harley David & Julia Redcay
Eileen R. Barnes Estate Marlin L. Hartman Estate Benjamin L. Reichley
Gary & Barbara Baylor Dean & Karen Heintzelman Edward & Judy Robinson
Linda & Jim Boose Jeff & Beth Kapsar Jason C. Robinson
Arthur & Karen Bowen Amanda G. Kessler & Andrew Misener Charles & Martha Root
Mr. George R. Burman Jr. Elliott & Linda Korb Richard & Donna Schuck
Thomas C. & Lois J. Clark Marilyn M. Lawson* Larry & Nancy Shinn
Daniel & Elizabeth Clement David & Ruth McCord Anne C. Simpson
Gary & Robina Cronrath Ryan & Amy McGlaughlin, Ella & Erin Todd & Julia Stefan
Jack & Yevette Devine McGlaughlin Elsbeth S. Steffensen
Gale S. Duque John E. Meckley III Jim & Elise Stopper
Guy & Kay Fairchild William J. Metzger Sr. Connie L. Tressler
Russ & Carol Fairchild Christopher J. Motto, MD Allen W. Walter
Robert & DeOnne Gronlund Timm & Kristen Moyer
Roger & Denise Haddon Sonia Y. Newton, MD & Heber S. Dreher III
The Legacy Circle recognizes all donors who have included Evangelical
Community Hospital in their estate plan.
Cathryne B. Dye* Roderic R. Moore
Robert W. Donehower* William & Joan Moyer
Frank Falso* Thomas B. Musser*
Marlin L. Hartman* Dr. & Mrs. William T. Musser
Lawrence* & Marilyn Lawson* Sandra J. Nelson
Mary Jane Stackowski, MD* Mrs. Jane G. Norton*
Priscilla S. Merritt* Barbara J. Perella
Anonymous (17) Helen S. Evans* Saul* & Florence Putterman
Margaret (Peggy) E. Acker* Elizabeth (Betty) K. Frederick* Tami G. Radecke
Mr. & Mrs. James G. Apple Mrs. Arthur J. Gelnett* Dorothy G. Reish*
Dr. Julie Ann Barna & Mr. Mark Veraguth Dr. & Mrs. J. Lawrence Ginsburg Suzanne & W. Gale Reish
Margaret S. Beekman John & Sue Griffith Mr.* & Mrs.* C.H. Renshaw
Amy M. Bell* Robert & DeOnne Gronlund Norman & Phyllis Rich
Max & Martha Bingaman Carol S. & Jonathan F. Hahn Anna* & Bill* Richard
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Blatchley Robert S. Harder* George W. Robinson*
Clair R. Boop F. Ellis Harley Carol Garman Schwartz
Mr. * & Mrs. Arthur R. Borden Mr. Lake L. Hartman Bernice P. Secrist*
Carrie Brouse* Connie M. Heyman* Scott Seebold
Allethea E. Bruce* Marion Lois Huffines Kate Shade
Margaret (Peg) L. Bryan* Mrs. Albert E. Humphreys*
Mr. Leslie E. Sheary*
Mr. George R. Burman Jr. Mary Ellen Jansen & Sons
Cindy & Dick* Skelton
John P. Carpenter Linda & Elliott Korb
Jack Slear & Lon Pyers
Joseph J. Carroll William & Charlotte Laverty
Neal L. Lewis Mary Jane Stevenson*
John M. Cooper Dr. & Mrs. Tudor L. Thomas
Helen M. Cotner* John T. Lilley*
Mrs. JoAnne K. Lyons Fitz* & Mary Jane* Walling
Harry E. Culver* Kim A. Walter
Mr. & Mrs.* Raymond E. Davenport John & Susan Mathias
Mrs. Margaret B. Mathias* Ellen L. Wenner*
David W. Diehl*
John & Barbara Dromazos Bill & Carol* Metzger
22The President’s Club recognizes a group of donors for providing leadership in annual giving to Evangelical Community
Hospital. Members of the President’s Club have made an annual gift of $1,000 to $9,999 to support programs vital to
the community and Hospital initiatives.
Anonymous (5) Jesse & Betsy Guffey Frank & Janice Omlor
Chris & Warren Abrahamson Abby Gulden-Luthi Pam & Rik* Paulsen
The Adams Family Carl & Pam Haga Barbara Perella
William & Dee Anderson Robert & Carole Hamm Becky Perez & Bev Neidert
Ronald & Leanne Belletti Mary K. Harper Michael & Andrea Popp
Darshan K. Bhangdia, MD & Maria Fasano Renee L. Hartman Susan E. Portzline
Bhangdia, MD Paul & Peggy Hassinger Richard & Miriam Robey
Max & Martha Bingaman Keay B. Hathaway Charles Ruckle
Ken & Sue Bolig Michael Heinke Matthew R. Saylor
Bernie & Cindy Campbell Lynn M. Hoffman Jeffrey & Melanie Schreffler
John P. Carpenter Kay Holdren Norma R. Schutter
James A. Clark Karen & Eric John Gerret & Kathleen Schwieger
Harry Dailey Ken & Corey Jusko Dr. & Mrs. Robert Scott
Raymond Davenport Sabra Karr & Curtis Barrick Cindy & Dick* Skelton
Charles & Susan Dinsmore Benjamin & Daria Keyser Rachel & Michael Smith
Mary Martha Donahue Peter K. Kresl & Lois Svard Philip & Renee Sosland
Leigh & Paul Donecker Sharon & Bob Kribbs Dr. & Mrs. Donald C. Steckel
Dorothy V. Douglas Angela & Lee Lahr Cora M. Taylor & Peter B. Libby
Cheryl A. Dugan Leona Martin Ronald & Janet Tomcavage
Judy & Dick* Ellis Paul & Pamela Mauger Brian & Lindsie Wolfe
Nancy & Walter* Everett Dr. & Mrs. Randi J. McLeod Samuel & Sue Wood
George & Jill Fecker Ted & Diane Meixell Dennis & Jill Yerger
Dan & Susan Fetterman Jeffrey L. Mensch Gene & Charlotte Zartman
John & Eleanor Fogarty Dr. James Morgan Dr. & Mrs. David M. Zelechoski
Terri & Robert Fortuna Dale & Kathy Moyer P. Ronald & Janet Zug
Eric & Katie Giorgini Dr. & Mrs. William T. Musser
Roy & Lois Glick Domenico & Stacey Napoli
Rusty & Karen Graber Brendon & Anita Nolt
Friends of Evangelical
Friends of Evangelical are donors who have provided annual supporting gifts up to $999 between July 1, 2019
and June 30, 2020.
Anonymous (48) Beverly Arbogast Martha Barclay
Ashlee Abrougui Bud & Patty Arbogast Stephen & Carol Barker
Maurice & Laurie Aburdene Nancy J. Ard Martha L. Barkholz
Donald Acciocca Luis & Elba Arenas Aaron M. Barner
Don & Brenda Adams Leo S. Armbruster Julia Barner
James & Karen Adams Lisa Ashenfelder Jennifer Barnes
Jonathan & Jessica Adams Karen S. Athey Wade & Debra Barren
Michael Adler, MD Lee & Judy Atticks Jason & Brittney Barrett
Donna Aiello Larry D. Augustine Brett Barrick
Howard & Barbara Aikey Pamela A. Augustine Lise M. Barrick
Nancy J. Aikey Ann & Mike Aurand Helen J. Barsh
Pauline J. Albin Loretta L. Aurand Dorance & Doris* Bartholomew
Dr. John & Judy Albright Mary Austin & Ron Shapiro Mary Ellen Bartholomew
Julie C. Albright Paula S. Auten Reginald & Esther Bartholomew
Richard & Kristy Albright Charles & Paulette Ax Bill & Connie Bastian
John & Noreen Allison Gary & Lisa Ayers David Bastian
Patrina S. Allison Jessie N. Ayers Jeffrey & Vicki Bastian
Jane E. Amacher* Kristi M. Bachman Jonathan & Janna Bastian
Heather L. Ambrose Linda L. Baier Robert & Elizabeth Bastian
The Anderson Family Pamela A. Bailey Terri & Jay Bastian
The Harvey G. Anderson Family Kathleen A. Bailor Susan Battistella
William & Martha Anderson Larry Bailor Dora M. Battram
Bruce Anschutz Dorene R. Baker Scott & Tracy Baylor
Zeshan Anwar, MD Charlie & Cindy Ballantine Thomas & Nancy Beaver
David E. Apple Elizabeth Ballew Judith H. Bechtel
Jonathan & Brenda Apple Gaetano & Antonetta Balsamo William H. Becker
23Lewisburg Couple Name
Orthopaedic Unit
John P. Furia, MD, long-time
surgeon at SUN Orthopaedics of
Evangelical, and his wife, Elizabeth
(Liz) Long Furia, owner of Elizabeth’s
An American Bistro in downtown
Lewisburg, made a generous donation
to the Enhancing the Evangelical
Experience Campaign in early 2020.
As a result of Dr. and Mrs. Furia’s
significant donation, patients seeking
orthopaedic care and who require time
in the Hospital will begin their healing
in The John P. Furia, MD and Elizabeth
Long Furia Orthopaedic Unit.
The specialized unit will be located
on the fourth floor of the Patient
Room Improvement, Modernization,
and Enhancement (PRIME) expansion
and provide 24 private rooms, each
with its own bathroom. Each patient
room will be spacious, approximately
250 square feet, telemetry capable,
and offer a sofa/sleeper for a family
member who wishes to remain at his
or her loved one’s bedside. One of the
amenities included in the unit will be
a rehabilitation space dedicated to the
unique needs of orthopaedic patients.
For the Furias, an important factor
in making a lasting gift to PRIME was
their respect and appreciation of
the staff at Evangelical Community
Hospital.
“It’s been an honor working
with the staff at Evangelical over my
decades of delivering orthopaedic
care,” said Dr. Furia. “It’s because of
their dedication and commitment
to the patient—placing them at the
center of everything they do—that Liz
and I made a decision to give a gift
that allows the Hospital to remain a
top choice in healthcare for the
community we love.”
24Mary E. Beckley Rev. David E. Bomboy Jamie L. Caputo
Michael & Ann Beckley Estella J. Boop John Carey
Susan A. Behr Rebecca L. Boop Doris J. Carl
Arlene O. Behrent Richard & Susan Boop James Carl
Elam & Charlotte Beiler Mary Bordner Stephanie Carr
Loyal & Kendrah Beiler Bruce Bortree Matthew & Deana Carson
Arlene F. Belford Janelle G. Bossuot Bob & Susan Caryl
Jan Bender Christopher & Peggy Bouton Dr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Case
Louann R. Benfer Phillip H. Bower Daniel & Kathryn Cavanagh
Patricia B. Benfer Brooke A. Bowers Brittany L. Cellini
Robert E. Benion Kim Bowers-Antolick Richard & Dawn Chalmers
Johnette & Edward Bennage Clair & Barbara Bowersox Becky Chambers
June C. Benner Melissa Bowersox Christopher W. Chappell
Eva R. Bennett Randall & Maureen Bowersox Clyde Chappell
Norma Bennett Barbara Boyer Claire A. Chau
Sarah Bennett Gene & Shelley Boyer Jaimin Chokshi
Howard L. Benninger Joanne Boyer Ruth E. Chrismer
Frank T. Berbick Jr. Judy L. Boyer Kenneth & Helen Christman
Harry & Sandra Berge Nancy L. Boyer Fannie Chupp
Estate of Arla G. Berger Walter & Shirley Boyer Jason & Jennifer Cicoria
Dale & Beverly Berger Bruce & Lydia Boynton Alicia L. Clark
Peter & Ruth Bergstresser Robert & Carol Bradford James & Kelly Clark
Lake Berkenstock Pearl V. Bradley Larry & Theresa Clark
Charlotte & Gerald* Berkheimer Paul & Carol Brann William & Jeannine Clark
Jeanne & Alex Bernt Jennifer L. Bressler Willis & Bonnie Clawser
James Berry Susan Perkins Brillat & Thomas Brillat Lorraine E. Clewell, Rhonda Moore, Gwen
Dawn M. Bertinet David & Lisa Brinckman Hackenberg & Crystal Sees
Andrea & Brian Bertram Trisha M. Brobst Dave & Betty Clough
Judith Bertram Brenda K. Brosious Robert D. & Joan A. Cohen
Ina M. Betts Jayme D. Brosius Carolyn D. Coldren
Chris & Lori Betz Gretchen & Galen Brouse Charles L. Cole Jr., MD
Louis & Joyce Betz Robert & Anna Brouse Geraldine V. Cole
Cynthia A. Bevan Carol W. Brown Jennifer Colna
Norma A. Beyers Dianna L. Brown Mary L. Comstock
Deborah L. Bickel James & Darlene Brown Vivian L. Confer
David & Dayna Bickhart Lennea F. Brown B. James Connolly
Jillian E. Bickhart Drs. Michael & Jan Brown Marilyn D. Constable
Janice R. Bigelow Roger & Lindy Brown Donna Cooney
Yvonne Biggs Alison A. Browne JoAnn M. Cooper
Kenneth & CarolAnn Bilger Ardith & Ross Browne John M. Cooper
Deanna M. Billow Robert & Lucy Brozekat Marianne T. Cooper
Chris & Heidi Bingaman Agnes Brubaker Peter & Linda Cooper
Dahle & Shirley Bingaman Caroline Brubaker James C. & Mary M. Corman
Donald & Mirrium Bingaman Jerrel & Jen Brubaker Robert & Gloria Correy
Melissa Bingaman Renita R. Brummett R. Jeffrey & LaCinda Coup
Shirley Bingaman Charlotte Bryan G. Michael & Sharon Craig
William & Nancy Bingaman Wilma A. Bryan Jennifer M. Creeger
Beth A. Bingeman Judy & Michael Bubnis Kelly & Tom Crissinger
H. JoAnn Bingman Janet Buckley Raymond & Julie Crissman
Loella H. Bishop Barbara A. Budd Joan Crist
Terri Bitting Marguerite Budd Kimberly J. Criswell
Angelia Bixler Lori & Stan Bullard Freeman Cromis
Robert & Lisabeth Black Karen Buller Bruce & Audrey Cromley
Barbara W. Blakley Donna L. Bunce Evelyn M. Cromley
Ruth Blankenship Tina L. Burgess Terry & Carole Crouthamel
Ronald & Frances Blatchley Levi Burkholder Doris W. Cullison
Judith A. Blee Richard O. Burt Roger & Nancy Curran
John Blessing Jaime L. Bush-Reader Jeffrey & Morgan Curtis
Bill & Janie Bloom Ann Hayes Butler Noel Curtis
Derrick & Elizabeth Blyler William & Patricia Callahan Sherry C. Cusick
Janine & Eric Boatwright Nina L. Camp Sophie Czelatko
Charles & Mary Bobb Barbara A. Campbell Janet L. Dabila
Laurie J. Bogart Brenda Campbell Richard & Nancy Dagle
Francene J. Bogovich & Family Joyce M. Campbell Shirley J. Dagle*
Mark & Anne Bogovich Judith A. Campbell* Thomas L. Dahlmann
Jamie M. Bolick Melissa S. Campbell Christopher J. Dailey
Linda Bollinger Carl & Ruth Cantaluppi Nancy Dailey
25Jack & Carol Dale Bill Earley Mary Anne Forry Nicholas & Zana Dalessandro Joan Ecker Dawn M. Forster William Dalious Jean & Wayne Eddowes Diana Forzani Bernard & Carole Dalton Alfred & Grace Edinger Brenda L. Foust Amy J. Danilowicz Julie I. Edkin Edward & Mindy Fox David Davidson Sharon L. Edkin John Fox Kathy & Mark Davies Cheryl Edwards & Family Kenneth & Theresa Fox Scott & Nancy Davis Jay Egli Rebecca Fox Tammy D. Davis Linda Eichenlaub Jared Frank Vina A. Davis Rachel Eigenbrode Robert & Katherine Franks Diane W. Dawson Cordelia Elias William Franquet & Joshua Oster Billie Jo Day Kim Ellison Earl T. Frantz Patricia M. Dearman Carl & Katrina Emery Dale C. Freed David & Audrey Deckard Martin J. Emery Paul Freed Craig & Jessica DeFazio Carol C. Engle Colleen Fritz Michael J. DeGiorgis Jacob & Zona Engle William Fuller Deanna & Galen Deibler Donzella & Larry Engleman Kathleen A. Funk Miriam Deibler Ann E. Engler Rosaria V. Gabriele & Arlyne Hoyt Mary Alice Deihl Laura A. Erdley Kenneth & Nancy Galliher & Family Dennis & Holly Deiter Richard & Gail Erdley Anna G. Gargano Lauren Deiter Michele C. Erdman Robert A. Garrett & Alice Anne Schwab Robin M. Deitrich Charles & Lisa Erickson Melanie & Aaron Garrison Connie & Adrian Delgado Tim & Kim Eshelman Frank & Evelyn Gaspar Ernest & Sara Delp Ashleigh W. Espinosa Judith Gast Tiffany M. Delp Galen Jr. & Jeffrey Ettinger Families Dolores Gates Kevin Delsite Kathleen M. Evans Tom & Anne Gates Sylvia J. Denger Douglas & Kelly Everitt Carolyn Gatty Mary Ann DePietro Matthew B. Exley Stacie & Shaun Gaul Derl & Charlene* Derr Barry Fahnestock James & Linda Gautsch Yvonne M. Derr Gail S. Falck Emma L. Gearhart Eileen & Daniel DeSantis Nancy A. Farver Larry & Dorothy Gearhart Joseph & Jacqueline Detelj David & Joan Faust Gayle & Harold Gehrer Rodney & Susie DeWald Rick & Patti Faux Susan Gehrum Pete & Cookie DeWire Truman A. Fawver Dave & Jody Geise Scott & Jennifer Dewire Janine E. Fee Don A. Geise Cynthia A. DiAscro Lisa A. Fegley Kelly M. Geise Dale & Sharon Diehl Derek M. Feltman Debra D. Gemberling Jimmy & Peggy Diehl Georgina & Michael Ferriero Gary & Barbara Gemberling Janet R. Dierks Ted & Judy Fetter Gerald & Linda Gemberling Frank H. Dietrich II Lawson & Barbara Fetterman Michael H. Gemberling Richard & Joanne DiFrancesco Whitney S. Fetterman Karen D. George Andrew E. Dilatush Ronald & Arlene Fetzer Connie K. Germini James Dippery Betty Ficks Emma Gessner Judith Ditton Margaret Fiedler Vernon & Ruth Gessner Alicia J. Ditty Ralph & Julia Filer Geoffrey Gibson Christal Dixon Michele Fink Anne Gilfert Kathy A. Dlabik Anthony Fiore Dorothy J. Gilkey Glenn Allen & Donald* Dobbs Marvin & Beverly Fishel Donna Gilmore Michael & Siri Dock Allen L. Fisher Ted & Cindy Gingrich Judith E. Dodgen Butch & Peggy Fisher Marie & Larry Ginsburg Tamara & Derek Donatelli Christine Fisher Angelo & JoAnn Giunta Diane E. Donato Fred Fisher Laura Glace Michael & Phyllis Donegan John Fisher Jim Gleason William R. Douglas Trudy A. Fisher Sylvia Gleason Eric & Catharine Doyle Tom & Suzanne Fitzgerald Brian D. Gockley Larry & Phyllis Dreese Mack & Sharon Fleming Eugene Godek Debra L. Dressler* David A. Fletcher Carol & Gary Golbitz Sarah J. Dries Lorraine A. Flood Eleanor Gold John & Barbara Dromazos Owen Floody Brady & Barbara Golder Albert & Duranne Drumheller Jean Flournoy Albert & Kay Golfieri Jeffrey & Elizabeth Dugan Julie M. Fohringer Teresa E. Good Roland & Josephine Duke Lucinda J. Follmer David & Linda Goodhart Kandis S. Duncan Midge Foltzer Betty J. Goss Judith Dunkelberger Alan Foor Susan & Corky Gottschall Roger & Marjorie Dunkle Ruth A. Forbes John Grabusky Robert J. Dutcavich William & Janet Foresman Bruce & Carol Graham Matthew R. Eager, MD Kathleen F. Fornataro Linda L. Granath 26
Sid & Jean Grant Marie D. Gross William Hale
Ryan & Laura Graver Kristopher & Donna Grossman Clement & Karen Haley
Thomas & Yvette Graver Jane L. Grove Donald T. Hall, MD & Vickie L. Varklet, MD
Annelies E. Gray Lynn A. Grove Donna J. Hall
Larry & Mercy Gray Allen W. Grundstrom Edward & Myra Hamilton
Carol Graybeal Daniel & Penny Guzenski Barbara Hammon
Mary Graybill Willard & June Haas Jim & Judi Handel
Fred & Patty Grenoble Lillian M. Hackenberg James & Carol Handlan
Terrie J. Grieb Willis & Jacqueline Hackenberg Michele Hane
David & Lestia Grill Mark & Janet Hackett Samantha J. Hankinson
Ernest R. Gromlich Shirley M. Hafer Tom & Avis Hans
Jim & Melinda Groninger Gayle P. Hagerman Jon C. Hanson
Thomas Groninger Mary Hague Michael & Martha Hanyak
Pat Groover Joel & Avril Haight Betty Harbaugh
Tess Groover & Gretchen Ruhl George & Velma Haines Leslie & Linda Harris
Dave Grosenheider Joan E. Haire-Campbell* Scott & Bonnie Harrison
The Evangelical Charity
Gala and Auction
The Hospital’s signature celebration, the Evangelical Charity
Gala and Auction, was held on Saturday, March 7, 2020, and
raised $113,000 during the A Midsummer Nightʼs Dream-themed
event. The Gala Committee takes a moment
Proceeds—including ticket sales, auctions, and donations— to do a champagne toast before guests arrive.
support Evangelical’s largest construction project in the Hospital’s The Gala takes months of preparation and volunteer
hours from the committee. Pictured from left to right are
history—PRIME (Patient Room Improvement, Modernization,
Eustacia Muir, Jana Klinger, Teresa Keeley, Carol Apple,
and Enhancement). The funds will also go to support current Brandy Kift , Co-Chair, Patricia Case, Co-Chair, Shannon
community care programs including The Thyra M. Humphreys Moyers, Jerilyn Katherman, Bridgette Thompson, Abby
Center for Breast Health, Hospice of Evangelical, The Family Place, Gulden-Luthi, Donna Schuck, Courtney Remmey, Alexis Rosini,
Community Health and Wellness, and charity care. Lise Barrick, and Kathy Asche. Not pictured, Corey Jusko.
27Loralea Hartle Vell & Barbara Holcombe Paul & Heidi John Ron & Hope Hartman Stacy Holderbach Cassandra N. Johnson Latisha G. Harvey Barbara & Byron* Hollenbach Dale & Jean Johnson Lisa A. Hassenplug Deanna L. Hollenbach James & Elva Johnson Patricia A. Hassenplug Linda Hollenbach Robin J. Johnson Evelyn Hassinger Paul Hollenbach William & Barbara Johnson Margot B. Hastings Ray M. Hollenbach Hood & Patty Johnston Angela Hatcher & Thomas Burgess Tricia A. Hollenbach Barbara M. Jones Larue Hawley Judith A. Hollenbeck Bobby & Susan Jones Florence J. Hayes David & Sara Holmes Chris Jones Renee E. Haynes B. Jean Holtzapple Janice C. Jones Vickie A. Hayter Jim & Darlene Holtzapple Mae N. Jones Ken & Kristie Healy Rob & Judy Hontz Walter & Nancy Jones Shirley Heasley John & Margaret Hoover Brad & Sally Jordan David & Vicki Heberlig Susan E. Hoover R. Michael Kaar Barbara Heddings Elaine R. Hopkins Mary Kahl Betty Jane Heffner Susan A. Hoppes Micki & Molly Kahler Keith A. Heim James C. Hornberger Marci Kahwaty Nancy E. Heim Larry Hornberger Jessica Kaminski Eleanor J. Heimbach Kathleen E. Horne, DO Paul & Carol Kampa Juvenelia Heintzelman Mae Hosterman Linda & Mark Kardohely Carl Heisey John H. Houseknecht Judi Karr Jacqueline R. Heitmann Betty J. Houtz Diane C. Kauffman James & Clara Hemrick Bill & Linda Houtz David & Mary Kaufman Nancy Hendricks Karen & Douglas Hovey James & Kim Kazakavage Ed Henry Dorothy R. Hower Tom & Evie Kearns Randy & Theresa Henry Mark & Colleen Huber Gary Keefer Jerry & Maria Hensel John Huckaby David & Marilyn Keiser Delores Henson Michael & Mary Hudec Erin K. Keiser John & Susan Hepfinger Gene Hudelson George & Polly Keiser Roger K. Hepner Michael & Catherine Hudock Stacy L. Keiser Sharon C. Herald M. Lois Huffines Kenneth & Eva Keister David & Brenda Herbert David Huling Richard & Dawn Keister Janice L. Herbst Matthew E. Hummel Michael & Michele Keller Sharon K. Herbster RuAnn & Jeffrey Hummel P. Joseph Keller Carolyn P. Herman Chop & Betse Humphrey Mary M. Kelley Clyde & Valerie Herman Tom & Karen Humphrey Drew Kelly & Ali Stevens Jillian E. Herman Dick & Jane Humphreys Fred & Donnell Kelly Karen D. Herman Kerry & Gwen Hunt Kareem Kelly Brendan Hermes Wendell & Carol Hunt Pam Kennedy Chad & Sarah Hershberger David Hunter Jen Kentera Virginia Hertzog Donna Huntington Donald Kerstetter Cynthia L. Hess Tim Hutchings Kenneth & Karen Kerstetter Darlene S. Hess Robert Hynick Ronald & Victoria Kerstetter Neil & Rita Hess Harvey & Brenda Ilgen Steve & Jacque Kerstetter Lenora Heywood Karl & Kathy Imgrund Terrence & Holly Kerwin Erika L. Hickle Judy A. Inns Patricia & Kenneth Kessler Susan J. Hickman Stephen E. Irwin Christin Kieffer-Wisser Tammie S. Hicks LeRoy & Florence Ishler Brandy & Jason Kift Dolores F. Hightower Robert & Sandra Izer Ken & Bonnie Kiger Trudy Hile James Izzo Jessica A. Kimmel Jackson & Martha Hill Bruce Jackson Joni L. King Lonnie & Linda Hill Tina L. Jackson Susie King SuAnn Hinkle Glen & Robin Jacobs Cliff & Sara Kinney Sharon L. Hixson David & Shari Jacobson Donald & Margaret Kipp Matt & Cynthia Hoeger Glenn R. Jacobson Carl & Sabrina Kirby Alden & Pamela Hoffman Mrs. Carl W. Jaegers Madelyn (Maddie) Kirkpatrick* Amy M. Hoffman Anna M. James George G. Kitchens III Barry Hoffman Joyce R. Jamieson Ricky & Tabitha Kline Corey & Jenise Hoffman Sidney & Linda Jamieson Ronald & Ellen Kline Diane B. Hoffman Susan D. Jamison Braden & Jana Klinger James S. Hoffman Mary Ellen Jansen Deb Klinger Mary Ellen Hoffman & Edwin Ney Joan Janusz Linda Klinger Mitchell T. Hoffman Joan E. Jarrett Luke H. Klinger Nancy K. Hoffman Nancy Jarrett Jordan B. Klingler Scott & Amy Hoffman Jane E. Jermyn Richard & Carolyn Klingler Chris & Erin Holcombe J.E.S. Title Teachers Michelle N. Klingman 28
Tricia A. Klink Melissa J. Lenker Benjamin & Ethel Martin
Liane & Jeffrey Klobe Ronnie & Dottie Lentini Charles W. Martin Jr.
Nicholas & Dawn Klose Erman & Evelyn Lepley Christa L. Martin
Timothy & Marie Klose Edwin F. Lessner Helen F. Martin
Mariann Kneiss Kenneth & Judith Letso Jack T. Martin, MD
Charles & Karin Knisely John P. & Jeanne M. Letteer Lester & Marlene Martin
Timothy & Linda Kniss Scott C. Letterman Lewis & Marilyn Martin
Susan K. Knouse John & Heather Lewis Linus & Irene Martin
Michael & Sally Kobus Juna L. Lewis Susan E. Martin
Brooke Koch Charlotte Liggett Daniel P. Masser
Robert & Barbara Koch Michelle Lincoln Tansa G. Massoud & Erica Shames
Ronald & Bonnie Koch Steve Lindenmuth Jackie H. Mast
Tarina T. Koch Marie Lindner Stacy & Harold E. Mast
Terri I. Koch Joe & Ann Lingenfelter Mary Mastascusa
James F. & Phyllis M. Kohl Nikki J. Litz Jean Maurer
George & Dustine Koons Annabelle I. Lizardi Heidi L. Maust
Sharon G. Koppel Mark & Stephanie Lloyd Scott & Gloria Maust
Steven Korek The Allen Lohr Family Donald & Connie May
Terry & Pam Kramer Nicole & Dan Lohr Diane M. McClain-Bickel
Betty J. Kratzer Michelle L. London Jody McClellan
Carol E. Kratzer Dena Long Laura A. McClintock
Gloria E. Kratzer Genevieve Long Shawn & Dee McConnel
Amanda L. Krebs Jared Long Keith E. McCormick
Charlie & Donna Krebs Jessica C. Long Ben & Linell McCormick
Linda S. Krebs Ronald & Hannah Long Maria McDermott
Jean C. Kreighbaum Ada Longenecker Melva McDole
John W. Kreighbaum James A. Loose John McDonough
Paul J. Kremser Jan & Jeff Lose Eric & Bonnie McDowell
Kim G. Kuba LeeAnn Loss Hannah R. McDowell
Kristy Kuhn Alberta M. Love Daniel F. McGann
Nancy Kuhn Nils & Simona Lovik Wayne & Serena McGraw
Carol J. Kuhns Jim Lucy Letty McKinney
Marjorie Kuhns Michael & Joanne Ludwikowski Park & Linda McKissick
Harlan & Shirley Kurtz Pamela M. Luhrman Cynthia J. McLaughlin
Andy & Holly Kyle Gabriela Lungu Terry & Janet McLaughlin
Jason Kyle Petra & Gerald Lynch John McMann
Mary B. Kyle Andrew & Susan Lyons Ryan & Kira McNally
Janet Laird Dennis & Mary Lyons David & Marie McNamara
Robert & Carol Lamparter Keith R. Mabus Bob & Diane McNulty
Melissa A. Landau Marie M. Macaluso Allison & Seamus McOwen
Barbara Landis Teri MacBride Romayne McPherson
Betty R. Landis Thomas & Jennifer MacDonald Art & Sue McTighe
Evelyn Landis Judy E. Mace Marilyn McVicker & Ellen Kinnear
Bill & Terrie Lane Donald T. Machamer Jerry & Jane Mead
Matthew Lanfrank Nancy S. Macky Dennis & Bonnie Meckley
Diane M. Lanier Ron & Carole Madle Tom & Judy Mecouch
Thomas & Priscilla Lanks Scotta Magnelli Dolly Meiser
Benjamin & Sarah Lapp Rob Mahalsky Amanda Meixell
Jeanette & William Lasansky Paul Mahoney Ann Mellman
Christine & James Lash Karen M. Major David E. Mensch
John & Becky Latsha Marceen Malaney Mary J. Mensch
Tarrell & Bonnie Laubach Dr. & Mrs. John C. Malloy Richard D. Merena
Sally A. Lauer James & Dawn Maneval John & Patricia Merrill
Charles & Barbara Lauver Kenneth & Molly Maneval Rosemary Merrill
Bill & Charlotte Laverty Linda Mann Mike & Jane Mertz
Harriet Lawrence Stacy L. Mann Tom & Liz Mertz
Larry Lawson & Barbara Schnure Phebe Manotti Thomas Messinger
Bob & Shirley Lazarus Robert & Andrea Manotti Kerri Michalik
Rosemary Leeming Stephen & Ann Marcinek James & Sally Michaud
Heidi Lehman Gregory J. Marconi Charles & Dolores Milbrand
Marcus M. Lehman Samuel & Patricia Marolo Arden Miller
Betty Anne Leiby Dr. & Mrs. Patsy J. Marra Barbara A. Miller
Christopher Leidich Herbert & Vivian Marsh David & Susan Miller
Bobbi J. Leister Tim & Janet Marsh Harry R. Miller
Alvin Leitzel Phyllis M. Marshall Helen E. Miller
Randal J. Leitzel Jeff & Laureen Marterella Jen & Bobby Miller
Jay & Marsha Lemons Alfred & Nancy Martin John & Debbie Miller
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