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SUMMER 2019
Thomas R. “Mac” McGehee, Jr., Foundation Board Chairman; Jane R. Lanier, CFRE,
President of St. Vincent’s Foundation; Virginia Hall, VP of Foundation and Community
Engagement; and Tom VanOsdol, President and CEO of Ascension Florida
Inside:
Teaching Kitchen 3
Celebrating the Career of Against Cancer 6
Kids Together
Physicians Cup Golf Classic 8
JANE R. LANIER, CFRE
Centers Board of Directors 7
Ascension St. Vincent’s Medical
PG. 4 Fundraising Events Recap 10
FROM THE FOUNDATION
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE FOUNDATION
hange is part of our lives and if we embrace it
as God’s will, then it is a beautiful experience.
For the last twenty years, I have been blessed
by the donors, leaders, volunteers, friends and my staff
at Ascension St. Vincent’s. We have worked together
to bring hope and healing to our community in ever-
changing ways. Inspiring, growing, planning… together
the possibilities have been endless.
At age 14, I was a teenage volunteer “candy striper”
at Ascension St. Vincent’s. You might say, it was the
beginning of a love-story with Ascension St. Vincent’s
Mission and the Daughters of Charity. Little did I Jane R. Lanier, CFRE, Foundation President & CDO
know that only a few years later, I would have the Thomas R. “Mac” McGehee, Jr., Foundation Board Chair
opportunity to serve alongside the best leaders in our Virginia Hall, Incoming Foundation President & CDO
city, to further that Mission.
Introducing my good friend and colleague, Virginia
Our Catholic health ministry is thriving in the midst Hall, as our new president of the St. Vincent’s
of vast changes in healthcare and vast changes Foundation is a joy and blessing to me. As we
in the needs of our patients as they age. But with transition to Virginia’s leadership as our new President
these changes have come an extraordinary ability to of St. Vincent’s Foundation in July, we can assure you
continue to care for everyone in our community with the emphasis will remain on the Mission. Service of
the latest in technology and medicine to provide a those in our community who are struggling most will
safe, high quality experience. Our physicians are highly always be our top priority. Virginia will also bring
educated and technically proficient clinicians. But fresh and exciting new ideas, building Foundation
perhaps even more important to our patients, they are support for the needs of our patients in North Florida
also compassionate. How they “care” matters to our and South Georgia.
patients. Our physicians choose to work at Ascension
St. Vincent’s because they can serve every patient The philanthropy of time, talent, and treasure given
regardless of their ability to pay. by so many of you is simply incredible. Thank you
from the bottom of our hearts for your investment
To Mac McGehee, our Board Chair, the St. Vincent’s in the good we have done together. Let’s continue
Foundation Board of Directors, and my wonderful staff, to work together for the future of the Mission and
I can only say again, thank you for your leadership. compassionate healthcare for all, in thanksgiving and
Mac has agreed to stay on as Chair during this time of with God’s many blessings.
transition. He is joined by a strong Executive Committee
and fellow Board members who will continue to be
“the hardest working Board in the city.”
Jane R. Lanier, CFRE
St. Vincent’s Foundation President
and Chief Development Officer
2 | Summer 2019INNOVATION IN MEDICINE
FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM’S TEACHING KITCHEN
Ascension St. Vincent’s Family Medicine Residency Program
The Ascension St. Vincent’s Family Medicine Residency Program was established in 1972. The program emphasizes
continuity, full-spectrum care, and is designed to develop critical clinical skills and decision-making abilities. The program is
staffed by fifteen full-time faculty physicians who are dedicated to resident education.
The Family Medicine Residency
Program’s Teaching Kitchen
The Teaching Kitchen is a project inspired by the Healthy Kitchens
Healthy Lives conference whose goal is to address health
management and disease prevention through how and what we eat.
Jennifer Shonk, D.O., a third year Family Medicine Resident, attended
this conference in 2018, and first learned of the Teaching Kitchen. Its
goal is to blend people’s love for preparing beautiful, delicious, budget
friendly food with the need to actively integrate this lifestyle change
as part of chronic illness management and disease prevention.
The Teaching Kitchen project at Ascension St. Vincent’s was
awarded funds from the Ascension St. Vincent’s Physicians Giving
Society to purchase their own Teaching Kitchen that would bring
practical ways to incorporate these culinary concepts into a clinical Jennifer Shonk, D.O., Sonya Dominguez, M.D. (Associate
setting at the Family Medicine Center. Each noontime session with Program Director), Jane R. Lanier, David McInnes, M.D.
the Teaching Kitchen has a theme with the goal to introduce new (Program Director), and Stephanie Hill, M.D.
foods, recipes, and skills while learning how to prepare affordable,
nutritious, and delicious plant-based dishes. The program has even partnered with Florida State College of Jacksonville (FSCJ)
culinary students and University of Florida pediatric residents to expand the scope and reach of the program.
Jane Lanier Legacy Award
On May 29, 2019 the Family Medicine Residency Program celebrated the work and retirement of Jane R. Lanier, CFRE, President
and CDO of St. Vincent’s Foundation. She, along with many members of the Family Medicine Residency Program participated in
a Teaching Kitchen session where they learned to make fruit dessert pizza, among other delicious and healthy foods.
At the event, Jane was given the Jane Lanier Legacy Award. It was created to honor Jane for the numerous contributions she
has made to the residency program, as well as the community at large. She was instrumental in securing the beautiful Family
Medicine Center building, the Bacardi Lounge which is the resident educational center, literacy programs, our Behavioral
Health Fellowship, and the Teaching Kitchen, to name a few.
The Jane Lanier Legacy Award will be awarded to a graduating third year Family Medicine resident who shows commitment
to improve the community they serve through quality improvement, innovation, or outreach with special attention to the
poor and vulnerable. Inscribed on the award is a quote from Ghandi, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” It will be
awarded by the Ascension St. Vincent’s Family Medicine Faculty at graduations going forward.
Summer 2019 | 3COVER STORY
Celebrating the Career of
JANE R. LANIER, CFRE
After 20 years of leading the organization, St. Vincent’s HealthCare Foundation President and Chief Development Officer
Jane R. Lanier, CFRE will retire on July 12, 2019.
Over the course of her distinguished career at Ascension St. Vincent’s, Jane and her team have raised more than $150
million. Her expertise has helped facilitate numerous developments and innovations for Ascension St. Vincent’s, including
significant expansion and growth across our health Ministry. Her work has enabled us to fund and further develop numerous
programs and services, including our unparalleled Mobile Health Outreach Ministry which serves as a fleet of doctors-
offices-on-wheels visiting areas of our community where care is needed most. Jane’s
leadership has been recognized both locally and nationally. In 2013, Jacksonville
Magazine named Jane one of the most influential people in Jacksonville healthcare. In
2014, the Catholic Health Association honored her with the Sister Mary Concilia Moran
Award.
To celebrate Jane’s legacy at Ascension St. Vincent’s, a Mass of Thanksgiving at
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church and a reception at The River Club were held on May 23,
2019. Both events were filled with love, gratitude, hope, and excitement for the future.
They were attended by friends, family, Ascension St. Vincent’s leadership, and many
special donors. Jane looks forward to transitioning to a volunteer role, so you will be
Fr. Leonard Chuwa, BCC, PhD sure to continue seeing her out in the community.
Marshall and Marie Howell, Judy Hall Fr. Luke McLoughlin, Tom VanOsdol, Kathy VanOsdol, David Meyer, Tracy Williams, and
Lanier, Suzi and Bill Colledge Mark Scruby, Virginia Hall, Jane Lanier, Randy Lanier, Fernando Acosta-Rua
Fr. Jose Kulathinal, and Sharon Moran
Jane R. Lanier with her Grandchildren: William Cook, Mary Emma Susie Catto, Matthew Catto, Randy Lanier, Thomas Catto, Jane R. Lanier,
Cook, Thomas Catto, Matthew Catto, Stuart Cook Stuart Cook, William Cook, Mary Emma Cook, and Mary Cook
4 | Summer 2019COVER STORY, continued
Chef Donald Daniels, Grant Davis, John Godfrey, Past Foundation Board Patty and the late, John W. Donahoo, Cheryl and Carter Bryan,
and Chef Enver Stermilli Chair, Karrie Massee, Flavel Godfrey, Jr., Past Foundation Board Chair, with Alton and Gwen Yates
and Virginia Hall Dottie King
Rick Mullaney, Past Foundation Ann McKenzie, Maria Acosta-Rua, M.D., Lathun Brigman, Tammy Pate, Jim Towler, Nina Waters,
Board Chair, Dick Morales, Jr., and Jerry Weedon, John McKenzie, M.D., and Jane R. Lanier Bruce and Mary Bower
Doug Baer and Jane R. Lanier
Joycelyn and Dave Koehler, M.D. Jane R. Lanier, Fr. Denis O’Shaughnessy, Delores Barr Weaver and Rebecca Rymes, Vanna DeLorenzo,
Mary Pat and Dave Kulik, Past Jane R. Lanier Grant Davis, Rebecca Timberlake,
Foundation Board Chair and Dawn Kelly
Jane R. Lanier and J. C. “Jay” Paul Chappano, M.D., Sr. Joan Drega, Dan Rice, Past Foundation Board Aly and Chris Leeper
Demetree, Jr., Past Foundation D.C., Sr. Mary Ellen Thomas, D.C., Chair, Julie Rice, and Fr. Leonard
Board Chair and Fr. James Thoyalil Chuwa
Jane R. Lanier and Aaron Mervin Nanette and Dave McInnes M.D., Gwen Brooks, Sr. Joan Drega, D.C Mary Virginia Terry, John Godfrey,
Jane and Randy Lanier Past Foundation Board Chair, and
Jane R. Lanier
Summer 2019 | 5PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT
INNOVATIVE OUTREACH PROGRAMS FUNDED BY PHILANTHROPY
Kids Together Against Cancer
Kids Together Against Cancer (KTAC) is a free support program that helps the
children of parents or caregivers that are facing a cancer diagnosis. Family Night!
is a KTAC event that gives families a chance to eat a family dinner together,
participate in
an art activity,
and commune
with others
sharing a similar
experience with
a parent’s cancer
diagnosis. In March, these special families came together
to paint colorful tiles that were then brought together,
signifying that we are all pieces of a larger puzzle in
our community.
Medical Mission at Home
Medical Mission at Home is a daylong annual event in which hundreds of volunteer
clinicians, social service providers, and others provide free medical and social services
to hundreds of community residents in need. This event uses the “medical mission”
concept that typically provides healthcare to the poor
in foreign countries, but instead addresses healthcare
disparities here in our own community. Not only is
basic healthcare provided at the event, we work to
establish medical homes that provide a continuum of
care for each person far beyond the confines of this
day. In April, we provided more than 1,200 services
to 377 individuals
in need. It was an
honor to help each of
them regain control
of their health and
give them hope.
To support these programs, visit our website at
StVincentsFoundation.org
USE THE ENVELOPE.
SUPPORT OUR MISSION.
CHANGE A LIFE.
6 | Summer 2019DONOR SPOTLIGHT
THE COMMUNITY THAT SUPPORTS OUR MISSION
Order of the Cornette | April 10, 2019
The Order of the Cornette is the most prestigious recognition society in our region. It is held in high esteem throughout all of
Ascension, that is more than 151 health ministries throughout the country. The cornette is symbolic of the traditional dress
of the Daughters of Charity who brought excellence in healthcare to Jacksonville more than 100 years ago. The Order of the
Cornette was established by the St. Vincent’s Foundation to recognize those who have given major gifts in support of the
Mission of Ascension St. Vincent’s. This year it was with gratitude and pleasure that we honored 30 individuals, couples,
foundations, and corporations as they were inducted or advanced in the Order of the Cornette.
Tom VanOsdol and John Falconetti, Shannon Miller, Jane Lanier, Sandra Corbett, Tom
Sr. Maureen McGuire, D.C. Peggy Bryan, and J.F. Bryan, IV VanOsdol, Mary Virginia Terry, and
Kathy VanOsdol
Physicians Cup Golf Classic | May 6, 2019
The annual Physicians Cup Golf Classic was held at the Timuquana Country Club this year. The weather was picture perfect
and a great day of golfing was enjoyed by a field of 112 golfers, thanks in large part to the Co-Chairs, Matthew Salomone,
M.D. and Kevin Donovan, M.D. The tournament raised $26,000 to benefit programs that enhance patient care through
Ascension St. Vincent’s Physicians Giving Societies. We would like to thank all our valued sponsors for their support.
Title Sponsor: ProAssurance Team 1st place Net Winning Team: Haven Hospice
Summer 2019 | 7PEOPLE
TO KNOW
ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S
MEDICAL CENTERS BOARD OF
DIRECTORS SPOTLIGHT
MEDICAL CENTERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Richard Jones, Chairman
William Cody, M.D., Vice Chairman
Helen Rowan, Secretary/Treasurer
Michael Boylan
Aubrey Edge
John Falconetti
Thomas R. “Mac” McGehee, Jr.
Van Royal
Sister Mary Walz, DC Richard “Rick” and Patty Jones
Tom VanOsdol, President & CEO, Ex-Officio
Ascension St. Vincent’s Medical Centers Board of healthcare faces. Innovation and creativity along with
Directors is comprised of some of the most influential, a solid business sense are hallmarks of his personal
inspirational, and compassionate people in our region. style. Rick’s love for his wife Patty and his children and
We are blessed to have them guide us as we provide grandchildren are evident in all he does. His second
spiritually centered, holistic care to those who are love is Duke basketball. He received his undergraduate
struggling most in Northeast Florida and Southeast degrees in economics and management science at
Georgia. It is our hope for each of you to get to Duke. Attending the Wharton School of the University
know our board members better. Please enjoy as we of Pennsylvania along with his executive leadership
highlight three of our board members, and friends of roles for Barnett Bank, Fleet Investment Services,
St. Vincent’s Foundation. Fidelity Investments and Booz, Allen & Hamilton
positioned Rick Jones to use his gifts and talents to
build a better community in Jacksonville. His service
Rick Jones serves as Chair of the Ascension includes active leadership in the Diocese of
St. Vincent’s Medical Centers Board. Mr. Jones’ St. Augustine, his own Parish, St. Joseph’s in Mandarin,
Catholic values, love for his faith, business acumen, as a Knight in the Order of Malta, Federal Association,
and commitment to philanthropy, make him a perfect and as Past Chair of the Board of Episcopal School
leader for Ascension St. Vincent’s in Northeast Florida. of Jacksonville and more. On behalf of all of us at
His vast experience in the business, banking, and Ascension St. Vincent’s, we wish to thank Rick for
technology fields brings a skill set that is critical for his leadership, dedication and commitment to our
us today. As a Director on the Board of Pegasystems Catholic health ministry. Rick Jones is a blessing to
with its tagline, “Building for Change,” he understands all of us.
the importance of connecting with our customers
(Ascension St. Vincent’s patients and families). Rick
Jones is ready to lead us through the vast changes
8 | Summer 2019T. R. “Mac” McGehee Jr. at the 2019 Order of the Cornette Event Aubrey Edge with Children at the Daily’s Mobile Health Bus
T. R. “Mac” McGehee Jr. serves as member of the Aubrey Edge is a great example of someone who
Ascension St. Vincent’s Medical Centers Board, makes community stewardship a priority. He uses
Chairman of St. Vincent’s Foundation Board, and Co- his resources, time, and many talents to make life
Chair of the Vision 2025 Campaign for Ascension better for children and families in Northeast Florida
St. Vincent’s. Mac leads by example with taking time out through Daily’s incredible support of the Ascension
of his busy schedule as Vice President of Mac Papers to St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach Ministry. Thanks
share the Mission of Ascension St. Vincent’s with the to Daily’s support, this award-winning healthcare
community. Over the last year, Mac has spent countless program has grown significantly and provides medical
hours involving community leaders in the long term care when and where it is needed most to children
strategic direction for Ascension St. Vincent’s. Mac feels and families throughout our area. Ascension
that he and his family has been blessed with excellent St. Vincent’s Mission has always been to seek those
care and that Ascension St. Vincent’s has been there for who are struggling most and provide safe, quality
his family when his Mom and Dad were in need. He has medical care. Aubrey’s generosity and work for the
an active lifestyle of cycling and racing cars. Recently, Mission has expanded those services and built many
he had to have both of his knees replaced at Ascension partnerships. The program is a life-changing and
St. Vincent’s, and the clinical excellence and compassion sometimes life-saving experience. Through the Daily’s
shown to him during his stay made him grateful. He THE TRADITION golf tournament, Aubrey has helped
also wants to pay it forward so that those who need raise more than $4.1 million that has directly benefited
care or are struggling have a caring environment hundreds of thousands of children and families in our
during their time of need. Mac is a servant leader and area. We appreciate and thank Aubrey Edge for his
his deep faith is evident everyday with his caring spirit continued service on our Medical Centers Board and past
and stewardship of those in our community. Ascension service on our Foundation Board. He continues to lead us
St. Vincent’s is blessed to have his commitment as we in new and innovative ways urging us to, as St. Vincent
move forward in our continuum of care in Florida. dePaul did nearly 400 years ago, “… do more.”
Summer 2019 | 9EVENT SPOTLIGHT
OUR COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER FOR IMPORTANT CAUSES
Bowtie Ball | January 26, 2019
The 2nd Annual Bowtie Ball was held at Manifest Distillery. This year’s committee was
led by Ascension St. Vincent’s Shircliff Society Council President, Courtney Bell, and
her committee of Shircliff Society members. Proceeds from the Bowtie Ball were used
to purchase four Novii Wireless Fetal Monitoring Patch Systems for the Family Birth
Place at Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside and Riverside. The wireless fetal monitoring
patch system is special
equipment that safely
monitors fetal heart rate,
maternal heart rate, and
uterine activity in the final
stages before giving birth. Courtney Bell, Shircliff Society
It provides mothers-to-be Council President
with greater mobility and
freedom to safely move away from their hospital beds. This
offers a higher level of monitoring as compared to previous
versions that were only available bedside. This year’s event
was a wonderful success and raised more than $40,000,
Shircliff Society Members Present Check at the Bowtie Ball thanks to our sponsors and attendees.
Red Rose Ball | February 15, 2019
The 38th Annual Red Rose Ball was held at the Jacksonville Marriott. This year’s committee was led by the four Kulik
daughters and their husbands: Stephanie & Christian Harden, Susan & David Heekin, Colleen & Andrew Sutter, and Jennifer
& Charles Swain. Guests enjoyed a whole new Red Rose Ball, which included a progressive dinner, moving from one room to
the next while discovering a winter wonderland comprised of various dishes to taste, as well as enchanting entertainment.
A special treat awaited guests in the main ballroom, featuring delicious desserts, and dancing with the RiverTown Band. The
evening was an unforgettable night and raised more than $220,000 toward the Mission of Ascension St. Vincent’s. We are
thankful to all our event sponsors who made the event a success.
Charles & Jennifer Swain, Christian & Stephanie Harden, Debbie & Brett B. Jack & Debbie Hanania Patty & John Otterson
Mary Pat & Dave Kulik, Susan & David Heekin, Cantrell, M.D.
Colleen & Andrew Sutter
10 | Summer 2019EVENT SPOTLIGHT
OUR COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER FOR IMPORTANT CAUSES
Corks & Forks | March 22, 2019
The 4th Annual Corks & Forks was held at The Hilltop Club & Restaurant. This year’s committee was led by Co-Chairs Jane
Diloreto, James Machado, and Drs. Jeff and Wendy Sapolsky. The event featured live music by the KTG band, and a live
and silent auction to support Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County and Clay County outreach programs. We are thankful to
The Hilltop Club & Restaurant and our returning sponsors who help to make this event possible. We appreciate the thirteen
renowned chefs that showcased their wonderful dishes at the event as well. Since its beginning, Corks & Forks has raised
more than $500,000 to help fund outreach, technology, and space to care for our friends in Clay County.
Van Royal, Steve Boccieri, and Select Committee Members: Jeanmarie Grimsley, Sandra Royal, Virginia Hall, John Hess and
Monica Boccieri Jane DiLoreto, Jane Lanier, Drs. Jeff and Wendy Sapolsky, Susan Susan Carter
Carter, Mary Beth Johnson, Vanna DeLorenzo, Betsy Ponte, Celeste
Goldberg, John Campbell, Judson Sapp, Nancy Walthour, Virginia
Hall, Suzanne Dawes
The Mary Awards | April 30, 2019
The 5th Annual Mary Awards was held at the Jacksonville Marriott at Southpoint. The Mary Awards honor the courage and
willingness of high school senior women who are serving God through their faith community and serving their neighbor. This
year’s Committee Chair was Sujata Deshmukh. The four recipients of the 5th Annual Mary Awards received a $1,000 cash
gift from St. Vincent’s Foundation. We are thankful to Mary Baer as the emcee for the event and Dr. Estrellita Redmon as the
wonderful guest speaker of this year’s ceremony.
Academics: Athletics: Leadership: Philanthropy:
Lauren Laughlin Haley Wadsworth Gracie Hejmanowski Lucia Macchi
UPCOMING EVENTS THAT SUPPORT OUR MISSION
Delicious Destinations Daily’s THE TRADITION
September 6-7, 2019 October 7-8, 2019
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Gifts to the St. Vincent’s Foundation provide support for local community outreach programs, innovative
technology, and capital projects that benefit the Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia communities we are
so blessed to serve. Thank you to our many donors, board members, and staff who make this possible.
Foundation Staff David G. Kulik
President & System CDO: Jane R. Lanier, CFRE Aly Leeper
Incoming President & System CDO: Virginia Hall Thomas Lobrano, IV
System Director of Donor Services: Jim Towler Saumil Oza, M.D.
Director of Finance & Operations: Dawn Kelly
Donor Services Coordinator: Linda Boyett Honorary Board Members
Special Events Officer: Lauren Corley John W. Donahoo, Jr.*
Special Events Officer: Vanna DeLorenzo Marcia C. Morales
Donor Relations Officer: Suzanne Dawes C. Daniel “Dan” Rice
Executive Assistant to President: Debra Hodgins Robert T. “Bob” Shircliff
Grant Administrator: Rebecca Rymes Mary Virginia Terry
Donor Relations Officer: Geretha Terrell Pat Thornton*
Database Coordinator: Rebecca Timberlake Michael Zambetti
* Deceased
St. Vincent’s Foundation Board of Directors
Chairman: Thomas R. “Mac” McGehee, Jr.
President & CEO: Thomas J. VanOsdol
Vice-Chairman: Kevin English
President & CDO: Virginia Hall
Vice-President: Jean Grimsley
Secretary: Richard “Dick” Erickson
General Board Members
Abdi Abbassi, M.D.
Ali Chahlavi, M.D.
Heather Creel
Karen Darnell
J.C. “Jay” Demetree, Jr.
W. Robinson “Rob” Frazier, III
Patrick Kilbane
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