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The Impact of Your Support 2021 REPORT TO DONORS
MAKING A
DIFFERENCE
With your support, West Park continued to help patients recover
and rebuild their lives in 2020.
It’s been a year of change and growth at West Park. One welcome development was that people living
As the pandemic continues, so does our role in the far outside Toronto were able to join in, including at
fight against COVID-19. We continue to welcome our annual donor appreciation event.
an ever increasing number of patients with complex Our most popular events, however, have been
medical needs from local acute care hospitals, our series of “gourmet at home” evenings with
and are now helping to vaccinate members of the renowned Canadian chef Lynn Crawford. They have
communities around West Park, which are some of been sell-out successes and a bright spot in a very
the hardest hit neighbourhoods in the GTA. challenging year. We look forward to continuing to
Throughout it all, and in the midst of strict restrictions bring our community together virtually, even as we
and protocols, our physicians and staff have hope for a return to in-person events before too long.
continued to provide the excellent care and patient All of our events, whether virtual or in-person, are
support for which we are known. Commitment, important sources of support for West Park. But no
caring and ingenuity – most definitely! matter how you show your support – as a Campaign
And our new hospital continues to grow and take contributor, annual or monthly donor, legacy donor,
shape. What was, just 16 months ago, an excavation or event participant – you are making a real difference
site now stands at its full six storeys, a welcome sight in the lives of our patients, now and for decades to
that inspires hope and optimism for the future of come. Thank you.
West Park.
As does the generosity of our dedicated donor
community.
With your support, the Get Your Life Back
Campaign to support the new hospital is now past
the 50 per cent mark of our Phase 1 goal of $50 million,
a significant milestone in our efforts to ensure our new
facility is the very best it can be. In 2020, we were also
excited to launch the Founders Circle, a new giving
society that recognizes the generous individuals and
organizations that are helping to “found” the new
West Park with gifts of $100,000 or more.
We also embraced virtual events in the past year and
were delighted that our donor community did as well. Georgina Steinsky Joanne Cole
Chair, Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer
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BUILDING
The rooms will also be more technologically advanced,
with integrated bedside terminals that will allow
patients to access their care team, educational
resources, entertainment and room controls.
A BETTER “I am excited about different technologies that will be
implemented in the new building,” says Kelly. “The
bedside and room technology will give patients a sense
PATIENT
of independence and allow us to do it ourselves without
needing outside assistance for those everyday tasks.”
Other spaces both in and outside the hospital will not
only better connect patients with the healing power of
EXPERIENCE
Kelly Kadechuk and her mother nature, but will provide better opportunities for patients
Patricia at West Park’s Big Dig to connect with their loved ones and fellow patients.
Celebration in February 2020. The splendid terraces on each floor will be a relaxing
venue to socialize or enjoy private moments, while “I love the outdoors, and will be able to sit on the terrace
patients will be able to enjoy each other’s company, or and enjoy the view,” says Lynda.
that of family and friends, in the dining rooms located
in each unit. Kelly says she is a nature and landscape enthusiast. “It
will be nice to have somewhere to drive around in my
“There is so much I’m looking forward to seeing that every day I watch the Both Lynda and Kelly are looking forward to the new wheelchair to reconnect with nature. It will also be a
construction to see how fast it’s going up.” outdoor spaces and gardens. great place for gathering with friends and family.”
West Park resident Lynda McGillivray, pictured on the might spend just days in acute care, the journey they
A GROWING ROLE IN
cover, is looking forward to the new hospital for many embark on at a rehab hospital to recover and rebuild
reasons, including the single-bed rooms and connection their life can often be measured in months. And for
to nature that will be hallmarks of the new building. West Park’s complex continuing care patients, like Kelly
THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID
and Lynda, the hospital is their home.
“I am looking forward to the technology in the rooms,
which are very spacious, and also having my own The new building will include many features that will
washroom,” says Lynda, adding that while she is eager make West Park as home-like as possible for patients
to have a private room she will miss having laughs with and their families, with the new patient rooms among
her roommates. the most significant.
Shortly after the pandemic struck, it became clear that Place Hub on Weston Road, in partnership with
Kelly Kadechuk is also looking forward to having her Eighty per cent of the rooms will be private, with West Park’s deep expertise in respiratory medicine members of the West Toronto Ontario Health Team.
own room, “with large windows for great natural light the remainder semi-private, and each patient will and long-term ventilation would give us a crucial role
all year round.” have their own three-piece washroom. Larger and in the fight against COVID-19. And that has certainly “We are proud of the role we’ve played to help combat
lower windows will give patients a view of the natural been the case. COVID-19, within our hospital, in our local community
One key difference between an acute care hospital and surroundings, while a “family zone” will provide space and throughout the GTA,” says Anne-Marie Malek,
a rehabilitation hospital is length of stay. While a patient for visiting, including a sleeper chair for when needed. Over the past 15 months, West Park has opened 23 President and CEO of West Park Healthcare Centre.
additional beds for medically stable but chronically
ventilated patients, and continues to accept transfers
from acute care facilities that are overburdened by
COVID cases. This helps relieve some of the pressure
being faced by acute care hospitals in the GTA,
freeing-up much needed resources to care for victims
of the virus.
In March, West Park opened a vaccination clinic
onsite to make vaccines available to people in the
communities close to the hospital. West Park has now
opened a second clinic, located at the Community
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A FAMILY’S LEGACY KEEPING THE
OF GIVING CONTINUES LIFE YOU
TO GROW GOT BACK
When Kingsley Fox joined the West Park Board
By Donald L. Macdonald Q.C.
of Directors in the late 1970s, he ensured that the Retired
experience was one that he could share with his family.
Together with his wife Hazel, the couple devoted My long association with West Park began in the mid-
their time to helping advance West Park’s mission. our daughter Kathryn, who is a lawyer and partner 1970s when the skilled and dedicated prosthetist
The cause was soon taken up by their son-in-law at Borden Ladner Gervais, is currently on the who had made and serviced my left below-the-elbow
David Fuller and their daughter Heather, who joined Foundation board.” prosthesis retired.
them at events with their two young daughters. By
The Fuller family’s connection to West Park is also The advice from my father, who had been Chief of
the early 1980s, David, who is now a retired lawyer
a personal one. David’s mother, who suffered from Medicine at Sunnybrook while it was a veteran’s
and former CEO of Fraser Milner Casgrain (now
dementia, was a resident of the Complex Continuing hospital, was “you better get yourself over to West
Dentons Canada), joined the hospital’s board and
Care Unit for 10 years. The family appreciated the Park” and he offered to facilitate the introduction. I
served as vice-chair.
exceptional quality of care she received at the soon realized that West Park was the passport to
“All together, there have been four of us in three hospital. keeping the life I had worked to get back.
generations who have been on the board,” says
Throughout the years, the family has provided If you ask why, it is because whenever either of the Since my prostheses were so well made, my visits to
Heather, who spent 10 years as a hospital board
financial support to West Park. And recently, David two prosthetic left arms West Park built for me has West Park as a patient have been sporadic over nearly
member, and served as chair from 1999 to 2001;
and Heather, along with their daughter Kathryn and been in need of repair or replacement, the attitude five decades. But those visits, and just knowing that
while David returned to West Park in 2007 to join
her spouse Fabrice de Dongo made a generous and approach of the wonderful medical and technical West Park has and will be there to help me keep the life
the Foundation board, which he chaired. “And
family gift to the Get Your Life Back Campaign to staff at West Park has always been “what is the best I got back after my traumatic amputation as a teenager,
name three spaces in the new hospital: The Fuller solution for this patient,” as they consistently worked coupled with the inner strength I have seen in the faces
Family Boardroom, Hazel & Kingsley Fox Memorial to get me a properly fitted and functional prosthesis as of other more seriously disabled patients, have always
Amphitheatre and The Fuller/Fox Garden. soon as possible. left me with a renewed sense of encouragement.
“We are thrilled that West Park will have a new Let me illustrate this with an example. On a recent My experience also left me wanting to show my
facility,” says Heather. “There was once a Hazel and occasion, as I sat in the prosthetics department appreciation by making annual contributions to
Kingsley Fox Courtyard on the hospital grounds, so waiting for a diagnosis of a malfunction and fully West Park and becoming a member in the Hazel and
the new Amphitheatre will be a continuation of their expecting to be told by the technician that I would Kingsley Fox Society. I have also enjoyed attending
legacy. It will be a pleasant outdoor event space for have to leave the prosthesis with them for a couple various events, including the Groundbreaking
patients, families and staff to enjoy.” of days, I actually started to chuckle when I heard the Ceremony in 2018 for the new hospital.
sound of a drill and realized that my prosthesis was
The Fuller Family Boardroom was a fitting choice as And what a wonderful hospital the new West Park
being repaired there and then. I said to myself, how
well. But the new hospital will also commemorate Healthcare Centre promises to be, not only because
often does one have a problem with a sophisticated
another family joy, their shared love of gardens. it will be a state-of-the-art and larger facility, but
apparatus diagnosed and repaired the same day, but
this was West Park, and true to their approach and because it will be imbued with the spirit of West Park
“We all have a passion for gardens and know first-hand
commitment, the technician saw that there was a and its renowned reputation, earned over its long and
how important the outdoor experience is for health
ready fix, so why not do it now and let this man walk remarkable history through the skill and dedication of
and wellness,” she says. “We look forward to being a
out with his hand. all those who have served at the hospital.
part of the beautiful, welcoming new West Park.”
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE AS HELPING MAKE A BIGGER
A COMMITTED VOLUNTEER VISION COME TOGETHER
“I saw all the good work that West Park was doing, When Dorothy Morrison first came to West Park
how unique the facility and the services are, and how Long-Term Care Centre (LTCC), her family was
they fit into the whole healthcare system,” Bruno cautiously optimistic for good reason. They had
says. “I also started contributing modest donations already been to seven other facilities, and couldn’t
to the hospital at this time.” find a place that was well suited to care for her. At
the time, she was 75 and living with Pick’s Disease,
Nearly a decade after he left the board, Bruno’s a rare form of dementia.
mother, Giannina came to West Park to recover
from hip surgery. This experience gave him a new “We were having a real tough time because she was
perspective on West Park, which he says reinforced beyond the point where my dad could care for her
the quality and uniqueness of the hospital. anymore,” her son Don recalls. “We were trying to
find a place that could provide the care she needed,
“She was so well taken care of that she didn’t want but we had real problems getting her settled in.”
to leave at the end of her rehabilitation,” he says.
“That’s how good the care was.” But when they arrived at West Park LTCC, they were
reassured by staff who understood the complexities
Bruno’s path led him back to West Park once again in of dealing with someone who had dementia. The
2016, as the capital campaign to build the hospital’s family was relieved to have found a place where she
new leading-edge facility ramped up. As a Campaign would be safe and well cared for.
Cabinet member, he has shared his expertise to help
advance the Foundation’s fundraising efforts; and “She spent a better part of two years there and it was
helped increase the awareness of the Campaign by fantastic,” Don says. “The quality of the people and
reaching out to his vast personal network. the level of care were just amazing.”
Bruno and his wife Frances have also made a The care staff continuously exceeded the family’s
For his entire life, Bruno Amadi has lived within generous donation of $100,000 to support the expectations. When they learned that Dorothy had In addition to this volunteer work and his event
three kilometres of West Park Healthcare Centre. new hospital. With this gift, they are now members been a registered nurse in the earlier part of her participation, Don and his wife Connie recently made
But it wasn’t until he was in high school, in the late of the Founders Circle, a special giving society that career, they would let her sit at the nurse’s station a generous gift of $50,000 to name the Long-Term
1970s, that he first stepped on the hospital’s 27-acre recognizes donors whose significant contributions and give her small tasks that made her feel like she Care Centre Garden on the new West Park Campus.
grounds, while working his summer job for the old are helping to establish the new hospital. was contributing.
City of York. “The design of the new hospital will be so warm and
“My whole career has been about helping people “This made her so happy,” Don says. “It was just an welcoming, just like the character of the staff,” he says.
“I still remember that bright, warm summer day, and and companies improve their circumstances. amazing place that didn’t compare to anything we “My late father was a supporter of West Park as well,
how quiet and pastoral the campus was,” says Bruno, Volunteering is just a natural extension of that,” had seen elsewhere.” and he would have been proud to see the family’s
a retired Partner at KPMG. “Today, I can probably see he says. “I feel happy that we are able to make a name connected with the hospital. Especially in an
meaningful contribution that will help West Park Years later, as Don approached his retirement, he
the cranes building the new hospital if I walk a few outdoor setting where he and my mother enjoyed
make a difference in the community.” was invited by his long-time friend Ian Troop, Chair
streets away from my house.” spending time together.
of the Foundation’s Get Your Life Back Campaign,
Bruno was formally introduced to West Park in the to join the Capital Campaign Cabinet to help raise “In a small way, we are making this bigger vision
mid-1990s by John Nunziata, the local Member of funds to build West Park’s new hospital. Don, whose come together – it will take a lot of contributions to
Parliament at the time, who encouraged him to mother passed away in 2002, still had a fondness for make this hospital come alive.”
get involved with the hospital. So Bruno joined the West Park and was excited to support the cause.
Foundation board and was a member for the next
five years.
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A GIFT TO INSPIRE HOPE OUR DONORS
AND INDEPENDENCE THE GET YOUR LIFE BACK
CAMPAIGN
We are honoured to celebrate the
following individuals and organizations
that are investing in the future of
Jim Leon
Joanne & Jim Love
MacDonald Griffin Charitable Foundation
Kimberly Marshall
Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc.
The Malek Family
Jeanie Michieli
Janet Mulgrave
Baha Ohcebol
Jeff & Shelley Parr
West Park through the Get Your Life Back Don & Connie Morrison Indra Parsan
John and Sue Franklin truly understand the need “I had trained in hospital administration, but only pursued Campaign, with current gifts and pledges Estate of Raquelle Fatima Neto Peter Gilgan Foundation
for a strong healthcare system that can support it briefly as a career before becoming an entrepreneur,” for the redevelopment of the hospital. Pianosi Development Corporation Ralph Philipps
our aging population. Through their parents, the says John. “I always had an interest in the healthcare Rotary Club of Toronto Humber Charlie & Sue Rate
Elizabeth Wilson Donna Renzetti
couple, who live in Toronto’s west end, have field and believed I could make a contribution.” Richard Wilson Vince Rice
experienced many aspects of healthcare, including Shelley Wilson Royal Canadian Legion, Ontario
managing chronic diseases. Over the six years John spent on the board, he and In Memory of Kayleigh Shannon Provincial Command Branches
Sue had the pleasure of attending many fundraising and Ladies’ Auxiliaries Charitable
In 2007, when John’s mother was 97, she spent a events that cemented their strong impression of $10,000 - $24,999 Foundation
Lynda Bowles Dr. Howard Song
few months in West Park’s Complex Continuing the hospital. Jeff DeBlock Elizabeth Squissato
Care unit. $100,000+ Michael French Jodi Starkman-Mendelsohn
“We heard so many amazing stories of recovery Bruno & Frances Amadi Michael Frost Edward & Carol Swantson
“I knew of the hospital’s great reputation,” says John, from former patients about how West Park gave The Harold E. Ballard Foundation Rose & Roger Goldstein & Family Ted & Joanne Verwaayen
Estate of Ruby Bennett Katherine Jones Jan Walker
who was first introduced to West Park through them hope and the skills they needed to renew their BMO Financial Group David & Christy Kaiser Anonymous (1)
a friend who sat on the Foundation’s Board of life,” says Sue. “We knew we wanted to continue Canada Life Brian & Carol Kim
Directors. “My mother’s care was very good while supporting the hospital after John left the board. Carpenters’ District Council of KPMG Foundation $1,000 - $4,999
Ontario, Locals 27 & 675 Donald Macgregor, Danmat Holdings Christianne Abou-Saab
she was there.” And the new hospital, with its modern facilities, will CIBC Valerie Mah Altis Human Resources
be an excellent change for healthcare in Toronto’s Deloitte Ashleigh Manzon Barbara G. Anderson
Soon after, John was invited to join the board, where west end, and beyond.” Susan & John Franklin Neinstein LLP Barbara Bell
he learned even more about the hospital, and all it The Fuller Family Dr. Mihaela Nicula Carmen Blagrove
had to offer its unique patient population. West Park is home to the largest in-patient amputee In Memory of Ann Graham & Kate Odobo Michael Bonnah
Duncan & Esther Graham Royal Canadian Legion Mount Dennis, The Borden Ladner Gervais Foundation
rehabilitation program in Canada. Each day, 15 Irving Consumer Products Branch 31 Dino Bratti
people in Ontario will lose a limb; and as the William Lazarakis Joy Sanders Samuel Bringas
population ages, the number of amputations is Janet & Richard Lint Conrad Schickedanz Pansie Bromfield
Robert & Patricia Martin & Family Norman Skolnick Amanda Brown
expected to grow. Menkes Developments The Sprott Foundation Bruce Beauchamp Memorial Fund at the
OZZ Electric Georgina Steinsky Toronto Foundation
John and Sue Franklin’s gift of $100,000 to name RBC Foundation Dr. Robert Varadi Martha Cumming Buchanan
the Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Kitchen in the Scotiabank The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance David Buchnea
Estate of Jean Catherine Seaton Company Maria Bulatao
Amputee and Musculoskeletal Unit will provide TD Bank Group West Park Professional Staff Association Lynn Bullock
rehabilitation patients with a safe and positive The Frederick & Isabella Troop Anonymous (1) K. Shannon Burke
environment to relearn their kitchen skills, and Family Foundation James Burwood
The Weishuhn Family $5,000 - $9,999 Lorella Cabalatungan
return home with confidence. West Park Healthcare Centre Lucy Barton Catapano Family
Gord Wilson & Family Puran & Devinder Basra Junie Chambers
“My mother lost her leg to arteriosclerosis. She Anonymous (2) The Felice and Silvana Battista Charitable Lorna Clarke
came home after three months of rehabilitation and Foundation Jacqueline Cooper
Teri Brown Wonica Cross
spent the next seven years unable to do much for $25,000 - $99,999
In Memory of Mu Ching Lee Chong
Susan M. Armstrong Dr. Nora Cullen
herself,” says Sue. “My mother wasn’t a West Park Janet Cloud Lori Davis
Anthony & Laura Beck
patient, but this kitchen will allow people like her Stephen Chan Paul & Barbara Collings Vince Della Pia
Kim Cook & Mario Coutinho Liz Dingeldein
to regain the skills they need to be independent in Joanne & Curtis Cole
Shelley Ditty
James H. Cummings Foundation Inc. Diana Drazic
their post-amputation life. John & Paulette Federico Lecia Fagan
In Memory of Mary-Jean Deeth
John & Hilary Freeman Jiulan Fan
Embassy Ingredients
“We have been very fortunate in our life, so we want to Monica Garamszeghy & Dave Thomas Feliciano Gargarita Jock & Sue Fleming
do what we can to help make things better for others.” Christopher Henley Laura Forma
Deborah Hotson
Thomas & Judith Hofstedter June France
Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation
Tania Imafidon David & Helena Garlin
David Keddy
Warren Law Karen Gill
Kiwanis Club of Kingsway Humber
Karen Lycklama Robin Gilman
The Kress Family
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Rosi Gould Susan Wild TD Bank Group $5,000 - $9,999 Jim & Lorna Mackay Carla DeKoning
Kathy Greig Dougal Williams Toronto Star Susan M. Armstrong Margaret McLay-Ormrod Dr. Steve Dilkas
Joan Hart Lynda & John Woon Transamerica Life Canada Janet Cloud Jeanie Michieli Gina Domenici
Martha & Cliff Harvey Diane Zdybal The Frederick & Isabella Troop Family Jeff DeBlock Dirk & Karen Mooney Martin & Breda Donnelly
Carmen Harvey Derek Zulesky Foundation Christopher Henley Robert & Toni Morrison Dynamic Funds
Oscar & Mirjana Horvat Jo Zupnik The Weishuhn Family Katherine Jones Janet Mulgrave P. Anthony & Vera Ennis
Stephen Hudecki Anonymous (3) Weston Lions Club David & Christy Kaiser Dr. Mihaela Nicula Lecia Fagan
Roslyn Irvine West Park Healthcare Centre Jim Leon Richard Nytko Xin Feng
J. E. Panneton Family Foundation CUMULATIVE GIVING West Park Family - Staff & Physicians Don & Connie Morrison Kate Odobo Elissa Freeman
Eva Kasalovic We are proud to acknowledge our Gord Wilson & Family Charlie & Sue Rate Indra Parsan Karen Gill
Mark Kerk visionary donors who have given Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation Conrad Schickedanz Dee Patterson & Tony Gaffney Robin Gilman
Toan K. Kha $100,000 or more for their lifetime York Mount Dennis Lions Club Georgina Steinsky Sam Paulos & Gayle Kosokowsky Marcel Gingras
Kerry Kincaid commitment to West Park. Anonymous (4) Linda Tickins & Co. Real Estate Audrey & Jim Peacock Frank Graves
Raj Kohli Ted & Joanne Verwaayen Dr. David & Patricia Psutka Riva & Menashe Grinshpan
Elizabeth Korpal Partners ($100,000+) The National Sanitarium Association Jim Washbrook Susan Pham & Hanh Tran Art Guenther
Dr. Mark Krieger Joan & Robert Adams & Family We are pleased to recognize the National Ralph Philipps Carmen Harvey
Miranda Kutnjak Aird & Berlis LLP Sanitarium Association, as the founding $1,000 - $4,999 Marnie Prysbylski Anthony & Peggy Ho
Jonas Kweku-Teye Bruno & Frances Amadi organization for West Park, for their Eleanor & Thomas Adamowski Esther P. Rupnarain Adele & David Imrie
Carmelina Larenza-Bratti The Harold E. Ballard Foundation generous support. Gumay Agayeva Nadine Saby Tappinder Jhajj
Leslie V. LeGresley Estate of Ruby Bennett Nicolangelo Auciello Robert Schibler Susanna Jouwstra
Cesar Augusta Leon J. P. Bickell Foundation ANNUAL GIFTS Ellen & Paul Baker Sally Schreiber Anmol Kansal
Noella Lim BMO Financial Group We are delighted to acknowledge gifts to Lorna Beatty Suzanne Scinto Michael LeClair
Carol Lome Canada Life West Park from April 1, 2020 to March 31, The Borden Ladner Gervais Foundation Sunil Sharma Eleanore Lewis
Donald L. Macdonald Barbara Canning Kelly 2021. Individual donors who contributed Teri Brown Shahriar Shibley Beverly & Mark Limonchik
Susan MacDonald Peter & Lori Canning $1,000 or more are celebrated for their Martha Cumming Buchanan William Shiells Zina Longo
Kathryn Machnacky Robert & Anne-Marie Canning generosity as members of the Hazel & Stephen Chan Sonele Inc. Andrea Love
Pamela Madan-Sharma Carpenters’ District Council of Ontario, Kingsley Fox Society. John Cirillo Dr. Howard Song Jianfeng Luo
Zorka Marin Locals 27 & 675 Joanne & Curtis Cole Robert & Louise Spittal The Malek Family
Iryna Martynova CIBC Paul & Barbara Collings John Sproat Patricia Maxwell
Bernie McGarva & Pippa Cossette James H. Cummings Foundation Inc. Kim Cook & Mario Coutinho Elizabeth Squissato Adam McCabe
Margaret Mikolas Deloitte Jacqueline Cooper Jodi Starkman-Mendelsohn Louise McFarlane
Miller Thomson LLP In Memory of Francesca De Vuono Vince Della Pia Lynda Strathdee Dorothy Mitchell
Sharon Miron EllisDon $100,000+ Shelley Ditty Cynthia Sunga Brendon & Faye Murphy
Dorothy Mitchell Enbridge Estate of Ruby Bennett Ann Dudley Edward & Carol Swanston Vicki Nullmeyer
Trish Mizzau Enercare BMO Financial Group Enerlife Consulting Inc. The Troop Family Pam Ostrander
Andy & Bev Murdison Extendicare (Canada) Inc. EllisDon Sheena & Stan Farrow Gary Ursell Tom Panagopoulos
Alicia Murji Fasken The Fuller Family John & Paulette Federico Dr. Robert Varadi Gemma Paul
Nadra Nelson Susan & John Franklin Janet & Richard Lint Fleck Family Foundation Kim Verwaayen Amy M. Phung
Sandina Noble The Fuller Family Scotiabank Jock & Sue Fleming Jan Walker Gail Renouf
Catherine Novick In Memory of Ann Graham & Duncan & TD Bank Group Michael Frost Lynda & John Woon John Richmond
Vicki Nullmeyer Esther Graham Junette Gibbons Raymond & Maureen Yeoman Jay Scull
Pauline Ofori-Dei Irving Consumer Products $25,000 - $99,999 Lib Gibson & Wayne Kilfoyle Anonymous (3) Lori Shaw
Elisa Orsi Kenaidan Contracting Ltd. The Harold E. Ballard Foundation Don W. Glover Michael G. Sherrard
Bozena Owsianka Hans & Audree Koehle Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation Joan Graham We are delighted to acknowledge giving Leona Skilling-DiStasi
Alfred Page The Kress Family CanadaHelps COVID-19 Healthcare & Suzanne Graham of $250 or more from April 1, 2020 to Wendy Spragins
Mark Palmer William Lazarakis Hospital Fund Jack & Daphne Guest March 31, 2021. Helen Su
Wae Sook Park The Letwin Family William Lazarakis Abchal Gurm Seetaram Sukhram
Gemma Paul Janet & Richard Lint Robert & Patricia Martin Matthew Harrison $500 - $999 Donna Torrey
Pauley Family LiUNA! Local 183 Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc. Joan Hart Gerald Acosta Mark Vimr
Wayne Philippi Robert & Patricia Martin The Weishuhn Family Martha & Cliff Harvey Bruno & Frances Amadi Lynne & Robert Wilkins
Amy M. Phung Drew & Lorraine McCaughey Gord Wilson & Family Dennis Hewitt & Susan McCawley Rochelle Atkins Nan & Jack Wiseman Family Fund
Tena Prado Medical Pharmacies Group Inc. Anonymous (1) Oscar & Mirjana Horvat Miles & Caroline Atkinson
The Roberts Family Menkes Developments Tania Imafidon Margaret Bann $250 - $499
Esther P. Rupnarain Estate of Alfred Nathan $10,000 - $24,999 Paticia Interdonato Lucy Barton A1 Automotive Inc.
Sally Schreiber National Post Barter Network Ltd Joanne Irvine Eugene Batiuk Mohamed Abdool
Suzanne Scinto Neinstein LLP Anthony & Laura Beck Mark Kerk Helen Bojic Bruno Amato
Sunil Sharma Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation Deloitte Brian & Carol Kim Maria Bulatao Eileen Anderson
Lori Shaw Old Mill Cadillac Chevrolet Buick GMC John & Susan Franklin Kerry Kincaid James Burwood Sergio Angelucci
Tessa Shelvey Limited The Frontline Fund Dr. Mark Krieger CBRE Caledon Capital Mario Barrafato
Mary Simone OZZ Electric Deborah Hotson Warren Law Caledon Build Lesma Bartley
Patricia R. Simpson Preszler Law Firm Irving Consumer Products Noella Lim Catapano Family Florence Sharpe Barwell
Leona Skilling-DiStasi ProResp Joanne & Jim Love Carol Lome Junie Chambers Pansie Bromfield
Svitlana Stepovikova Raymond James MacDonald Griffin Charitable Foundation Karen Lycklama Anne Cheung Mintrude Bullen
Cynthia Sunga RBC Foundation Kimberly Marshall Donald L. Macdonald Barry Cleave Lynn Bullock
Carl Tulloch Rotary Club of Toronto Humber RBC Foundation Kathryn Machnacky Estate of Caroline Anne Crandall K. Shannon Burke
Jane Turner Scotiabank The Sprott Foundation Valerie Mah Jennifer& Iain Crawford Lorella Cabalatungan
Professor Molly Verrier Estate of Jean Catherine Seaton Elizabeth Wilson Ashleigh Manzon Robert Cumming Donald R. Cameron
Susan Wang Sun Life Financial Shelley Wilson Bernie McGarva & Pippa Cossette Manuel Da Costa Grace Campbell
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Ana Carrabau Karla Mae Pajadura Irena Jakobi Tom C. Gillespie Anna Soutsos Fiera Capital Corporation Richard Clarke Paladin Security Group Ltd. Norma & Denis Lewis Pat Godin Rose Szoke Fleck Family Foundation Isobel Cork Mark Palmer Sandra Lowry Jasminder Kaur Gurm Albert Wai-Leung Kam GFL Environmental Inc. Wonica Cross Si-Hwan Park Ena Maharaj Sakura Handa Alan Washbrook Kaiser & Partners Lori Davis Timothy Park Gayle & Gary Mann Sandra Horvat Michael Wyman Linda Tickins & Co Real Estate Linda Dell’Erario Jean Parsonage Heather Mattacchione Jannette Hughes LiUNA! Local 183 Judith Deri Hetalben Patel Christine McClymont Fran Kirshenbaum EVENT SPONSORS LiUNA! Ontario Provincial District Council Dr. Peter Derkach José Mari Perez Louise McFarlane Peter Kontoulakos We are delighted to acknowledge the Jock MacDonald Linda Dinning Joan Plunkett Donald Meyer Barbara Le Ber generous sponsors, between April 1, Medical Pharmacies Group Inc. Young Domson Kevin Porter Pam Ostrander Matthew Lee 2020 and March 31, 2021, who enabled Modern Niagara Toronto Angela Dowd Steve Preketes Neil & Joan Pacey Mark MacDonald our signature events to be leaders in ProResp Jean & Alec Downie Shirley Price Tom Panagopoulos Margaret Marcar their class. Dr. David & Patricia Psutka Janet Ellins Shirley Rainbow Si-Hwan Park Robert Marketic Conrad Schickedanz Jiulan Fan Colin Raines Yolanda Pataky Gabriel Mattacchione Burgundy Asset Management Southbrook Vineyards Noriel Gabucayan Ahmad Ramahi Sam Paulos & Gayle Kosokowsky Rosemary McMahon Carpenters & Allied Workers Local 27 Georgina Steinsky Valerie Gardner & Peter Miller Anne Rendall Audrey & Jim Peacock Otto Putz Dairy Farmers of Ontario The Troop Family Christine & John Gilmour Kari Reystone José Mari Perez Jean Raines EllisDon Corporation West Park Healthcare Centre Tony Clement & Lynne Golding Grace Robertson Zaga Poznan Reeva Richstone Enercare Rosi Gould Spencer Robinson Randy Quinagon Joan Carol Saunders EXP Buildings Bill Graham Lydia M. Roy Glenna Ricker Mitchel Silver Extendicare Assist Catherine Hampson Roor Sagoo Phil Ross Winifried Heim Tessa Shelvey Lydia M. Roy Marjorie Henery Janina Shuster Akbar Siddiqi Krikor Hindoian Paula Silvestre Rajkumar Sivaahnanam Jill Humphries Mary Simone Gerald Solowinski Roslyn Irvine Ammoree Simpson-Muir Robert & Louise Spittal Brian Isherwood Judy Smith John Sproat Irena Jakobi David Snell Lynda Strathdee Charles Jiang Gerald Solowinski Jean Tetiuk Eva Kasalovic Lynn Suter Orval D. Thompson WILLIAM GAGE LEGACY CIRCLE Toan K. Kha Orval D. Thompson Shawali Wahadj We are honoured to recognize our forward-thinking supporters who have expressed their Raheem Khan Carl Tulloch Lynne & Robert Wilkins intention to include West Park in their will and estate plans. Muhammad Khawaja Jane Turner Andrea Vincent Douglas King Algis J. Vaisnoris Anonymous (3) Stephen Baker & Helen Mean Sylvia Kovich Irvin Klinghofer Yong Wang Margaret Ann Barker Ed Kress Raj Kohli Susan Wang TRIBUTE GIFTS Ruby Bennett David & Ann Love Elizabeth Korpal Susan Wild We are privileged to recognize Alice Booth Patricia Helen MacDonald Mary Kovacic Dougal Williams thoughtful gifts made in honour of Harold & Fredelle Brief Ashleigh Manzon Jonas Kweku-Teye Keith Wylie someone special or in memory of a Bill & Gloria Casemore Robert & Patricia Martin Lijeanne Lee Diane Zdybal loved one between April 1, 2020 and Barry Cleave Barry J. Monaghan Christopher Lee Derek Zulesky March 31, 2021. Paul & Barbara Collings Robert & Toni Morrison Amy Lee Vlado Zupanec Ian Dalrymple Joseph P. Ricciuti Luke Lei Jo Zupnik In Honour of Jean & Alec Downie Shirley Rainbow Cesar Augusta Leon York Lions Club Teri E. Brown Garry, Janice, Craig & Kevin Fairhurst Vince Rice In memory of Diane Lowe Anonymous (4) Arthur Kiyaga Jock & Sue Fleming Nadine Saby Susan MacDonald Joanne Love Heather Fuller Dr. Rajka Soric Pamela Madan-Sharma MONTHLY DONORS Bruce & Bev McMurchy Valerie Gardner & Peter Miller Robert & Louise Spittal Patrick Madigan We are pleased to recognize those Vicki Nullmeyer Junette Gibbons Lynda Strathdee Jody Malone donors who chose to give each month Amy M. Phung Jack & Daphne Guest Russell Varley Iryna Martynova to West Park between April 1, 2020 and Zeoara Rahman Ronald C. Hansen Kim Verwaayen Heather Mattacchione March 31, 2021. Esther Rupnarain Claire & John Hardie Tony & Cathy Viner Christine McClymont Leona Skilling-Di Stasi Joan Hart Kathleen J. Wilkinson Yuko Mckeown Abidali & Bibi Ali Ronald Thacker Ed & Georgette Healy Pearl J. Yeoman Tom McLeod Nora Ampartey West Park Healthcare Centre - Staff Susanna Jouwstra Anonymous (5) Jane McNamee Elizabeth Arnold David Kaiser Trish Mizzau Celestina Araujo In Memory of Nicanor Molina Gwen Bailey-Mason Maria Altobello Jaswant Narula Marlene Battle Douglas Andrews Robert Nelson Silvia Birk Lillian Arfin Nadra Nelson Marie Blanchard Angelo Arrabito Thu Ngo Grace Campbell Alice G. Booth Kim Nhan Linda Dinning Heather Butt Sandina Noble Jean & Alec Downie Angelo Carolli Pauline Ofori-Dei Janet Ellins Rina Colevecchia Elisa Orsi Laura Fofie Marlene Collins Cheryl Overholt Allan Hinman Mary P. Duda Margaret Pace Colleen Howard Mr. Fong Huei Pai Gale Hughes John W. Ford 14 15
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