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2009 Annual Report
pa rt n e r s
2009 Foundation Board of Directors
Chuck McMinn, Chair
Rick Jones, Vice Chair
Stacey Bressler, Secretary
Joseph H. Wender, Treasurer
Elaine John, President and CEO
Edward McDonald, CFO
Terry Newmyer, St. Helena Hospital President and CEO
Daphne Araujo
Bruce Atwater
David R. Duncan
Valerie Boyd Gargiulo
Robin Lail
Diane Livingston
Martha May
Valerie Montgomery
JoAline Olson
Gail M. Policy
Andreas Sakopoulos, MD
Elaine M. Sczuka
George Sheldon
Gregory B. Smith, MD
Bob Trinchero
Virginia Van Asperen
Thomas C. Wajnert
Roger O. Walther
St. Helena Hospital Foundation I 2009 Annual Report
In It Together
It’s a simple equation: Our governments are underfunding health care. The communities with the best medical facilities
are the ones that support them. In this respect, St. Helena Hospital stands as a model of the perfect partnership. Year after
year, the Napa Valley community has come forward to ensure that St. Helena Hospital remains a world-class resource in
one of the world’s great locations. We understand that we have to work together in order to be the best.
There are so many levels of partnership in our organization. The Hospital and its Foundation work in tandem to fund the
best physicians, the latest equipment and the newest technology. Both Hospital doctors and private-sector leaders serve on
our Foundation’s board. Most importantly, you – the members of our local community – give generously and show your
commitment to providing the finest medical care available, right here in our small valley.
As the capstone of our highly successful capital campaign, last October we received the largest private gift ever made to the
Hospital from one of our volunteers. Mabel Johnson’s $8-million estate donation reminds us of how important our mission
is to our community. Our 2009 annual gala set a new record with over $1.5 million raised, nearly 50 percent higher than
our goal. All of this happened during the toughest economic climate we’ve experienced in decades.
As a testament to the quality of our efforts, people are now traveling longer distances to experience the superb quality of
our hospital for joint replacement, cancer treatment, and cardiac care. Our reputation for excellence is spreading. We have
every reason to be proud, and thankful.
Partnership… We couldn’t do it without you. And, in turn, we’re here to help when you or your family needs us.
Sincerely,
Terry Newmyer President & CEO
St. Helena Hospital Chuck McMinn
Chairman
St. Helena Hospital Foundation
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St. Helena Hospital Foundation I 2009 Annual Report
A Special Pairing
When putting on an event as ambitious as St. Helena Hospital’s annual fall gala, it truly “takes a village.” Never having
chaired such a large event, we were so impressed with the teamwork of the Foundation Board and staff. David Duncan
was particularly generous in offering to host the affair at Silver Oak Cellars. We knew we had partners in every corner.
A big reason this event was so successful was the involvement of our honorees, Ann Colgin and Joe Wender. They
have given so much to this community, and are so highly regarded in their professions, that others naturally wanted
to give back. We all benefited from the high esteem in which they’re both held.
Themed “Special Pairings,” our 2009 gala raised over $1.5 million – surpassing all gala totals and truly exceeding our
expectations. We were honored to have been a part of this event and to work with a team of “Napa Valley’s Finest.”
Even more gratifying is the knowledge that our efforts will support the Hospital in delivering the finest possible
health care to this valley and beyond.
Gail Policy, Gala Chair, and Carmen Policy
Besides the pleasure of working with Gail, Carmen, and the St. Helena Hospital Foundation on this special evening,
we were gratified to see such broad-based bidding and support for the event – not just from our local community but
from friends of the Hospital who came long distances to join us. They were a key factor in putting us well over our goal
and all previous fundraising records.
When we traveled recently to Texas, we visited with friends who had attended our “Special Pairings” gala. They had
been struck, they said, by how passionately the Napa Valley community supports its local hospital, as well as how well
we support each other.
We are honored to have been part of this special event and to continue to be involved in the cause of St. Helena Hospital.
Ann Colgin and Joe Wender
Honorees of the 2009 Fall Gala
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“For the past 25 years, I’ve commuted to St. Helena Hospital from Placerville.
That’s 150 miles, three hours each way. One of the main reasons it’s worth my while?
The people. Even though we don’t provide direct patient care, our department’s
philosophy is that the patient will interact with our work in some way or another.
They’ll have the benefit of a facility that’s warm, comfortable, and well maintained.
We’re not just taking care of a building – indirectly, we’re taking care of the patients.”
Howard French
Maintenance Department
St. Helena Hospital
2009 Income from Charitable Donations
Thanks to the generosity of all of our donors, the St. Helena Hospital Foundation realized more than $15 million in gifts
this past year. In addition to capital for the new Johnson Pavilion, home of the Martin-O’Neil Cancer Center and
Trinchero Surgery Center, funding helped to support many programs and services that benefit the community.
Where the Money Comes From
Total:
$15,472,817
2%
in-kind
$10 mil
4%
Endowment/
Planned Gifts
$8 mil
$9,250,879
Grants
2%
2%
9%
Events
0%
Annual
Donations
INVESTMENT
INCOME
80%
Major GiFTS
$6 mil
Where the Money Goes
$4 mil
$2 mil
$3,504,847
$2,717,091
1%
Community
Benefit Programs
3%
Charitable Care
GENERAL OPERATIONS
18%
Construction
and Renovation
1%
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1%
Endowment
(gifts added to corpus)
8%
68%
Equipment
Statement of Financial Position
ASSETS
December 31, 2009
UnrestrictedTemporarilyPermanently
RestrictedRestrictedTotal
C u rr e n t A ss e ts Cash and cash equivalents
$ 144,503
$ 4,662,956
-
$ 4,807,459
Accounts receivable
-
38,667
-
$
38,667
Pledges receivable -
3,131,447
-
$ 3,131,447
Interest in split-interest agreements
-
55,899
-
55,899
Total Current Assets
$ 144,503
$ 7,888,969
-
$ 8,033,472
O th e r A ss e ts Endowments
-
-
$ 868,175 $ 868,175
Pledges receivable, noncurrent
-
$ 3,004,432
-
$ 3,004,432
Interest in split-interest
agreements, noncurrent
-
$ 7,351,890
-
$ 7,351,890
-
$ 10,356,322
$ 868,175
$ 11,224,497
Total Assets
$ 144,503
$ 18,245,291
$ 868,175
$19,257,969
L I A B I L I T I E S A N D NE T A S S E T S
C u rr e n t L ia b iliti e s Accounts payable
$ 4,756
-
-
Accrued expenses
-
$
30,540
-
Total Current Liabilities
$ 4,756
$
30,540
-
NE T A S S E T S Unrestricted
$ 139,747
-
-
Temporarily restricted
-
$ 18,214,751
-
Permanently restricted
-
-
$ 868,175
Total Net Assets
$ 139,747
$ 18,214,751
$ 868,175
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$ 144,503
$ 18,245,291
$ 868,175
$
$
$
4,756
30,540
35,296
$
139,747
$ 18,214,751
$ 868,175
$ 19,222,673
$19,257,969
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“People gather here in good times and bad to talk about what’s going on
in their lives. I’m always amazed at how generous and thoughtful everyone
is here in the Upper Valley. This is a community of people who look out for
each other and are really interested in their welfare.”
Doug Dunlap
General Manager
Napa Valley Coffee Roasting Company
“We felt like Carolyn had been
given a fighting chance,” Craig
Bond recalls about their meeting
with Greg Smith, MD, and the
hope he gave them about Carolyn’s
chance of recovery.
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In Sickness and in Health
Cancer isn’t fussy. It doesn’t care how much money you make, where you live, or how much you give back to your community.
Last April, cancer introduced itself to Carolyn and Craig Bond. The couple is well known and loved in the Napa Valley –
she as a kindergarten and music teacher at St. Helena Primary School, he as director of a variety of choral groups in town.
But suddenly their single focus was on Carolyn’s liver, after she discovered a firm area in her abdomen.
The Bonds’ first stop was to Carolyn’s own HMO doctor. After ordering tests, he confirmed primary liver cancer and a
tumor the size of a small grapefruit. Blood work showed that Carolyn’s alpha fetoprotein (AFP) level – normally in the
0-15 range – was literally off the chart at 35,000.
Next was the oncologist, who did not have good news. “Inoperable and incurable” were the words the Bonds remember.
Although he recommended they talk to the HMO’s surgeon, he advised that they usually didn’t operate on tumors this
large. “I think we can buy three to five years,” he said, and gave the Bonds a prescription for anti-anxiety medication.
They returned home in a state of grief and shock. “We had just been given a death sentence,” Carolyn says. She curled up
on the sofa, but Craig’s first reflex was to reach for the phone – he’d heard good things about oncologist Greg Smith, MD,
at St. Helena Hospital. To his utter amazement, an actual human answered his call on the first ring. “How does tomorrow
at 9 a.m. sound?” the receptionist asked. It sounded pretty good.
Although the Bonds didn’t bring test results with them, Dr. Smith examined Carolyn and conveyed only optimism, despite
her skyrocketing AFP levels. “From what you’re telling me, I don’t know why it’s inoperable,” he said. “When in doubt, cut it
out.” He urged them to consult their HMO surgeon and to get a second opinion at UCSF, with which St. Helena Hospital
has an affiliation. The Bonds high-fived each other as they left. “We felt like Carolyn had been given a fighting chance,” Craig
recalls. The next day Dr. Smith personally called them to make sure they’d contacted UCSF.
In early June, Carolyn underwent a four-hour surgery to remove about a third of her liver. She didn’t need the usual blood
transfusion, and there was no need for chemotherapy or radiation. After a mere six days in the hospital, she returned home
to pick up her life where she’d left it in April. She now returns for four-month check-ups and each time has been given a
clean bill of health, with an AFP level currently at 3.4.
“Dr. Smith gave us a great four-letter word,” Craig recalls. “It was HOPE.” And there is nothing more important than hope
when your life – or the life of a loved one – is on the line.
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“Wayne and I agreed our planned gift
would go to the Hospital because we felt
so fortunate to have such a good resource
in our small town.”
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Partners for Life: Mabel and Wayne Johnson
Mabel Johnson and her late husband, Wayne, exemplify how regular people can achieve stupendous things.
The St. Helena couple worked at the local PG&E office, living modestly and taking advantage of the company’s
employee investment benefits. Before Wayne passed away in 2001, the couple established an irrevocable trust, and
in 2009, Mabel finalized an $8-million estate gift to St. Helena Hospital – the largest charitable contribution in
its history. In recognition, St. Helena Hospital has named its newest building the Johnson Pavilion.
Not only was the contribution the Hospital’s most generous gift, it was among the institution’s first planned gifts.
“In 1987, Wayne and I decided to diversify our investments, and Wayne came up with the idea of the charitable
remainder trust,” Mabel says. “We both agreed it would go to the Hospital because we felt so fortunate to have
such a good resource in our small town. But the Hospital Foundation had never done this type of gift agreement
before, so we hired a trust expert to help us set it up.”
That’s a pretty big impact for someone whose path never took her far from the Napa Valley. Mabel Dal Porto grew up
on a 52-acre ranch of prunes, grapes, and walnuts on Mee Lane, and at St. Helena High School she met a good-looking
new boy named Wayne Johnson. “I had my eye and my heart on him!” she smiles now. But when Wayne proposed
marriage, Mabel resisted. Being a country wife was hard work, and she didn’t feel ready for the challenge. He convinced
her by offering a marriage of equal partnership, and they wed soon after she graduated in 1942.
Mabel fondly remembers all the fun they had – playing on sports teams, joining the local lodges and water-skiing every
weekend up at Lake Berryessa. Every workday at noon they met at home for a full lunch together. There were also
excellent local doctors and, if they needed it, the good Sanitarium up the hill.
In 1996, a friend persuaded Mabel to help out at the Hospital’s Volunteer Project Center, and for the past 14 years she
has spent more than 3,500 hours managing the doctors’ administrative support team. She continues to report to the
center every Wednesday for a full work day.
Since making the extraordinary gift, Mabel has had the chance to observe a knee replacement in the Trinchero Surgery
Center and see other ways in which her generosity has done so much good. “It’s been great to see the newest technologies
in the medical field,” she says, “as well as to demonstrate how planned giving can benefit both the giver and so many others.”
But there’s one more thing Mabel wants you to know: “Everyone has been giving me all the credit,” she says of the community’s
response to the record-breaking gift. “But this was always a joint effort between the two of us. We really did it together.”
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St. Helena Hospital Foundation I 2009 Annual Report
Tree of Dreams
In November, when throngs of local residents attended the opening celebration of St. Helena Hospital’s
new Johnson Pavilion, they were greeted in the lobby by a dramatic sight: a 13-foot-tall tree of steel
and bronze with delicate copper leaves, growing skyward and carved with 48 symbols of hope from
around the world that were chosen, in part, by Hospital employees. The original sculpture, by artist
Carol Jeanotilla, is called the Hope Tree.
The Pavilion itself was the realization of countless dreams and years of planning. It was funded by the Foundation’s
recent capital campaign to which the community donated $36.2 million – $8 million by a single donor, Mabel Johson,
and her late husband Wayne. Occupying the upper half of the 25,000-square-foot facility is the Martin-O’Neil Cancer
Center, recognizing a $3-million gift from Stephen Martin and Dennis O’Neil. As the most comprehensive and advanced
cancer center in the North Bay, it provides the highest standard of oncology treatment and technology, and has become
affiliated with the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center (UCSF) for clinical research trials.
Radiation oncologist David Tate, MD, sees the Martin-O’Neil Cancer Center as a healing place where medical teams
use advanced techniques, treatments and technology; where electronic medical records and a patient-centered culture
connect seamlessly. “The Cancer Center is built around patient needs before, during, and after treatment” says Dr. Tate.
“Some kinds of cancers are more than 95 percent curable. The Martin-O’Neil Cancer Center is a bridge to the future
for patients who will survive their cancer and get a second chance in life.”
The Pavilion’s lower level houses the Trinchero Surgery Center, named in honor of Evalyn and Bob Trinchero for
their $2.5-million gift. Two adjacent surgical suites and two special-procedures rooms are used for inpatient and
outpatient surgeries, while ten semi-private patient beds are available for pre- and post-operative preparation and
recovery. Ceiling-mounted equipment, the latest LED lighting, and a new MRI machine make the Surgery Center as
state-of-the-art as at any urban medical center.
“This facility allows us to offer an expanded spectrum of surgical services to our community,” says Steven Herber, MD.
“As a surgeon, I feel privileged to have access to such an efficient, high-tech environment, which enables me to provide
exceptional patient care.”
The Hope Tree can be named in honor of a loved one. Please contact the St. Helena Hospital Foundation at (707) 963-6208.
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“Hope is so important here. One patient told me that when she entered
our lobby and saw the Hope Tree, she knew she was in good hands.
She said, ‘The trunk is the whole hospital community supporting us,
and the branches are reaching out to help, just like every member of the staff.’
Then we cried together.”
Susie Dillman
Massage Therapist
Martin-O’Neil Cancer Center
“With this fast equipment, the
convenience of a phenomenal
cancer center, and the knowledge
that it’s competently run by the
whole team, my experience has
been as comfortable as it can be
under the circumstances.”
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Precision and Expertise —– In Our Own Backyard
Among St. Helena Hospital’s many valued partners are the Napa Valley Vintners and their 2008 Auction Napa Valley
event, which granted $500,000 to fund the purchase of a cutting-edge Varian linear accelerator and radiation treatment
system. Our new Dynamic Targeting® Image-Guided Radiotherapy technology uses digital imaging techniques to
pinpoint the exact location of a tumor, sparing the healthy tissue surrounding it.
Herb Schmidt, a 35-year Napa Valley resident and founder of Wine Colleagues Napa Valley, is one recent satisfied
patient. Like many in our small rural community, when Herb was diagnosed with cancer he sought a second opinion
at a large university medical center in San Francisco. UCSF oncologists confirmed Herb’s diagnosis and the prescribed
course of treatment that would combine dual therapies of chemotherapy and radiation. They also assured him that there
was no reason to travel to the City with the high level of expertise and technology available at St. Helena Hospital’s
newly opened Martin-O’Neil Cancer Center.
“I cannot imagine what it would have entailed to have to drive to San Francisco every day for radiation,” Herb says now.
“Today we broke a record by getting me in and out of my radiation therapy in just seven minutes. It hardly disturbs your
day – in fact, I’m about to go to lunch with a client.”
Discovering that you have a serious illness can be a daunting prospect at best. “Having this technology in our community
is an unbelievable asset,” Herb adds. “With this fast equipment, the convenience of a phenomenal cancer center, and
the knowledge that it’s competently run by the whole team, my experience has been as comfortable as it can be under
the circumstances.”
St. Helena Hospital Foundation President and CEO Elaine John is particularly grateful to Napa Valley Vintners, saying,
“Our new linear accelerator is just the latest example of Auction Napa Valley’s continued generosity, which is making a
palpable and profound difference in the lives of so many.”
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Partners in Support
Year-Round Giving
The Napa Valley community has come to expect the highest standard of local medical care, delivered
year-round from St. Helena Hospital. In return, this same community has responded by renewing
its committed support of the Hospital. Such annual gifts ensure that our patients have convenient access
to the latest technology, programs, and services. They enable us to provide our medical staff with the
necessary equipment to deliver the best possible care.
In addition to generous philanthropy from individual donors to help fund major capital projects, our
Hospital counts heavily on contributions for annual program support from the President’s Forum. In
2009, members of our President’s Forum provided $155,804 in critical support for Emergency Services
and many community outreach programs.
The annual fall gala is perhaps the most spectacular demonstration of that open-handed local
commitment. Individuals, local wineries, and businesses all come together to make the evening a
resounding success for the Hospital and, by extension, the community. The 2009 gala, Special
Pairings, honored Ann Colgin and Joe Wender and their generous contributions to the Napa Valley.
The event raised $1.5 million in support of St. Helena Hospital’s new Coon Joint Replacement
Institute. The Fund-a-Need lot alone brought in a record $461,000 to help acquire the cutting-edge
MAKO robotic-arm system.
For more information on the President’s Forum or the 2010 Foundation Gala, please call (707) 963-6208.
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More Than One Way to Give
St. Helena Hospital’s history of private support dates back more than 130 years. Founded in 1878 as a rural health retreat,
the facility grew with the needs of the Valley and became a full-service hospital at the turn of the twentieth century. Since then,
the people of Napa Valley have upheld the Hospital’s vision to become a first-class location for health and healing, sustaining it
with charitable gifts at every level. Today there are more ways than ever to invest in our invaluable health-care resource.
Gifts of Cash – Outright gifts of cash (which include gifts made by credit card or check) enable the donor to claim
a charitable deduction for the full value of the gift.* In 2009, 95% of gifts to St. Helena Hospital were
made by credit card or check.
Gifts of Securities – The donor as well as the Hospital can benefit from gifts of appreciated securities. A donor may
claim an income tax deduction for the full fair-market value of the securities donated.*
Planned Gifts – Planned-giving methods such as bequests, annuities, and charitable remainder trusts offer donors
creative ways in which to support the Hospital and increase their earnings while achieving tax or estateplanning advantages.
Gifts of Time – Last year, 143 dedicated volunteers contributed 21,000 hours of their time to the Hospital, serving
as pages, coordinating mailing projects, and staffing the Big Oak Gift Shop and Acorn Thrift Store.
Each year volunteer activities bring in welcome additional funds to St. Helena Hospital; in 2009,
volunteers raised $62,500.
Online Giving – You can also support St. Helena Hospital by making your gift on our secure online site at
www. sthelenahospital.org/DonateNow. Several donor options are available, including making
gifts in honor or in memory of a loved one.
*This is general information only and not official tax advice. Please consult your tax adviser for details and exceptions.
To discuss any of these giving options, please give us a call at (707) 963-6208.
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Founder’s Circle:
Gifts of $1,000,000+
Mabel and Wayne Johnson
Estate
Platinum Circle:
Gifts of $500,000 999,999
Auction Napa Valley
June B. Wilson Estate
Gold Circle: Gifts of
$200,000 - 499,999
Anonymous
Stephen Martin &
Dennis O’Neil
Joseph Phelps Family
Evalyn & Bob Trinchero
Silver Circle: Gifts
of $100,000 - 199,999
Mary & Bruno Ghiringhelli
Margaret & Wilfred Huse,
MDs, Estate
Maurice Marciano Family
Foundation
Anne & Chuck McMinn
Rudd Foundation
Silver Oak Cellars
Jack Thomas Trust
The V Foundation
Theresa & Thomas Wajnert
Bronze Circle: Gifts
of $50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
Bessemer Trust
Stacey & Bob Bressler
Priscilla & Keith Geeslin
Goldman Sachs
Philanthropy Fund
Amy & Andrew Gordon
Joseph H. Wender
Foundation
Livingston Foundation for
Cancer Research &
Related Diseases
Dan Lynch
Sarah & Ross Perot, Jr.
Peter A. & Vernice H.
Gasser Foundation
Gail & Carmen Policy
St. Helena Hospital
Volunteers & Volunteer
Services
Patricia & Donald Stephens
TNT Foundation Inc.
Virginia & Ernest
Van Asperen
Anne & Roger Walther
Chairman’s Circle:
Gifts of $25,000 $49,999
Alexis & Robert Adler, MD
Daphne & Bart Araujo
Martha & Bruce Atwater
Marge & Bruno Bartolucci
Chuck & Ellen Haas
Foundation
Martha & Ronald
Doornink
Barbara & Jim Fetherston
Valerie Boyd Gargiulo &
Jeff Gargiulo
Rick Jones Family
Belinda & Pascal Levensohn
Mary Lou & Robert Maier
Alexandra & Robert
Phillips
Rombauer Vineyards
Gina Trinchero
Benefactor’s Circle:
Gifts of $10,000 $24,999
Lauren & Bob Ackerman
Agee Family Semper
Charitable Foundation
Anonymous
Abigail & Richard Baker
Johanna & Barry Berkowitz
Boeschen Family
Foundation
Central Valley Builders
Supply
Charles Krug Winery Peter Mondavi Family
Sheila & James Clary
Brenda & Clay Cockrell
Gary Cooney
Kelvin Davis
Diageo Chateau and
Estate Wines
Joy & Leon Dreimann
Deann Wright &
Luke Evnin
Jane & Kenneth
Fitzsimmons
Kelly & Paul Fleming
Sharon & Robert Freed
Goldman Sachs &
Company
Florianne & Stuart Gordon
Judy & Dennis Groth
Pamela & Corbin Gwaltney
Pam & Richard Kramlich
Cliff Lede
Diane & John Livingston
Markkula Foundation
Leigh & William Matthes
Martha & Tom May
Jamie McCourt
Diane & Ronald Miller
Margrit Mondavi
Valerie & Robert
Montgomery
Lois & John Mueller
Mary W. Novak
Christy & Peter Palmisano
Kathy & Carl Parmer
Jacquelynn & Josh Peeples
Andrea & William H.
Phelps
Mary Read
John Savarese
Liliane & Edward
Schneider
Elaine Sczuka
Shafer Vineyards
Starizon Inc.
Ann & Patrick Stotesbery
Claire & Steven Stull
Sykes Family Foundation
Diane & Tom Tuft
Lisa & Jim Walker
Ann Colgin & Joe Wender
Diane B. Wilsey
Margaret & Angus Wurtele
Susan & Tucker York
Jean Phillips &
Edward Zuk
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Judy & John Jacobson, MD
Patron’s Circle:
Gifts of $5,000 $9,999
Sharon & Donald Ammon
Anonymous
Edna Bevins Bell &
Charles Bell
Annie Fisher Bennett &
Richard Bennett
Monene & Richard Bradley
Patti Brown
Dolores & Jack Cakebread
Paula Brooks & Bob Cook
Eleanor & Francis Ford
Coppola
Vanessa & Henry Cornell
Devenney Group Architects
Ltd.
John Dowswell, MD
Steve Dussek
Keith Fisher
Robilee Frederick
Greg Gregory
Marilyn & Raymond
Herber, MDs
Pam & Gary Jaffe
Joseph Phelps Vineyards
Foundation
Laura Cunningham &
Thomas Keller
Inger & Wendell Laidley
Robin & Jon Lail
Gretchen & Robert Lieff
Tracy & Larry Lintner
Lyons Huber Anesthesia
Willinda & Peter McCrea
Mechanics Bank
Michael Lynch and Susan
Baker Foundation
Chiara Mondavi
JoAline & David Olson
Pacific Union College
Valerie & Robert Peebles
John Pershing
Eileen Tabios &
Thomas Pollock
Margo & Scott Reiner
Robert F. Ford Foundation
Koerner Rombauer
Laura & K.R. Rombauer
Linda & James Short
Stuart Sloan
Elizabeth & W. Clarke
Swanson
Linda & Leighton Taylor
Michele & Robert Torres
Vera Trinchero Torres
Trinchero Family Estates/
Sutter Home
Roger Trinchero
Julie & Gary Wagner
Sara Weinheimer
Sue & Richard Wollack
St. Helena Hospital Staff
Carolyn & Thomas Coon,
MD
Drs. Judy & Stephen
Franzino
Pat & Bryan Henry, MD
Holly & David Racker, MD
Laurie & Emmett Tetz, MD
Contributor’s
Circle: Gifts of
$2,500 - $4,999
Adventist Health Corporate
Office
Linda & Robert Andreae
Anonymous
Bank of America
Susan & Dann Boeschen
Karen & Les Breckenridge
Carver Sutro Vineyard
Kathleen & William Collins
David’s Jewelers
Joan & Donald Farrar
Kathleen & David Fink
Groth Vineyards & Winery
Catherine Schmidt &
Robert Karp
Matthew Kelly
Janet & Bill Lamkin
Lifestyle Properties
Donald J. Logan
Mimi De Blasio &
Bret Lopez
MAKO Surgical
Corporation
Joanne & David McDonald
Jennifer & Stephen
McPherson
Cherie & Philippe Melka
Napa County Sheriff ’s
Department
Carol & Philip Norfleet
Cynthia Pawlcyn &
John Watanabe
Betty & Paul Woolls
Peter Michael Winery
The Rusty Staub Foundation
George O. Sheldon
Betty & Daniel Skeoch,
MD
The Robb Report
Anthony R. Torres
U.S. Trust Bank of America
Jennifer Nice &
Barry Waitte
Lyndal & Howard Walker
Wells FargoThe Private Bank
William Yeoward Crystal
St. Helena Hospital Staff
Shari & David Bluband
Birgit & Randy Hausted,
MDs
Elaine & Donald John
Lisa Hinz, PhD &
Andreas Sakopoulos, MD
Karen & Gregory Smith,
MD
Patricia & Gregory
Williams, DrPH
Friend’s Circle: Gifts
of $1,000 - $2,499
Clare Luce Abbey &
Cliff Abbey
Abreu Vineyard
Patty & Gordon Anderson
Anonymous (2)
Auberge du Soleil
Leslie & Michael Baggish,
MD
Betty & Andrew Beckstoffer
Jan Brown & Edward
Brown, III
Jerry Bruckheimer
Florence & John Bryan
Caldwell Snyder Galleries
Cameo Cinema
Central California
Conference of Seventhday Adventists
Charbay Winery &
Distillery
Chateau Montelena Winery
Jeffrey Clark
Community Foundation
Sonoma County
Ashley & Joseph Criscione
Crocker & Starr Wines
Anita & David Cummings
Naoko Dalla Valle
Dana Estates
Dickenson, Peatman &
Fogarty
Dominus Estate
Lexie & Bob Ellsworth
Far Niente
Marilyn & Delmer Fjarli,
MD
Julie & Patrick Garvey
Elizabeth & Glenn Goelz
Kerry & Andrew Groth
Daniel Ha
Health Spa Napa Valley
Heitz Wine Cellars
The Hess Collection
Winery
Maureen & Charles
Hoffman
Jane & David Jackson
Nancy Jefferson
Dorothy & Brad Jeffries
Jewish Community
Endowment Fund
John M. Bryan Family Fund
Steven Kay
Pat Kuleto
Ladera Vineyards
Lail Vineyards
Maureen & John Landers
Barbara & Tom LaTour
Alyson Ling
Loma Linda University
Long Family Foundation
Linda & Ted Mackett, MD
Nathalie & Maurice
Marciano
Alexandra & Michael
Marston
Donald Martinelli
Elizabeth J. Martini
Meadowood Napa Valley
Beth & John Milliken
Miner Family Vineyards
Dorothy Mondavi
Nancy & George
Montgomery
Morgan & Allen Morton
Madeline Murray Trust
Neal Family Vineyards
Magaly & Terry Newmyer
Beth Nickel
Nancy Ogg
Palladium Fine Jewlery
Kathleen Patterson
Paula LeDuc Fine Catering
Betsy & Christopher
Peacock
Elizabeth Peters
Kaaren & Greg
Peterschmidt
Eva & William Price
Paul Reiser, PhD
Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Rick
Robert Mondavi Winery
Nadine & Fredric Rosen
Mellissa & Richard Rouhe
Annette & Doug Shafer
Barbara & John Shafer
Elizabeth & William Shea
Dorothy & Charles
Simmons, MD
Spottswoode Estate
Vineyard & Winery
Sharalyn & Garen Staglin
Kate Stanley
Verna & Robert Steinhauer
Mary Stuard
Susman Family Foundation
Beatriz Tabios
The Skyscrape Foundation
Deborah & Raymond
Tonella
Tra Vigne
Sarah & Pieter
VandenHoven, MD
Villagio Inn & Spa
Vineyard 7 and 8
V Wine Cellar
Margaret & Bo Ying Wat,
MD
Barbara Wilson
Jeff Wilson
St. Helena Hospital Staff
Anonymous
Marcia Beauchamp
Shelley Cantin
Lisa & Mark Fowler
Linda J. Gibson
Mary Henden
Jeanie & John Hodgkin, MD
Barbara & Richard Hudson,
MD
Debbie & Paul Marks, MDs
Mindy Marquez, MD &
Tony Marquez
Terry McCarthy
Rachelle Newbold
Kendace O’Donnell
Mary O’Leary
Margaret O’Neill
Dr. & Mrs. Jeong Park
Paul K. Row, MD
Michelle & David Tate, MD
David Tilton
Other Gifts
Nancy Aaen, MD
Barbara Abate
Mary Cunningham Agee &
Bill Agee
Sara & Agustin Alfaro
Marie & Frank Amato
Anne Anderson
Diane & Jack Anderson
Anonymous (8)
Margot & Mark
Armbruster
Diane Armstrong
Lorraine & Harold Ashton
Eleanore & Edward
Aslanian
Julie & Charles Atkins
Joan & Peter Avenali
Negede Ayele
Ronald J. Azevedo
Diane & Douglas Babcock
Carolyn & Bill Bacigalupi
June & Charles Bacigalupi
Sara Baker
Betty & Van Ballentine
Marjorie & Edwin Baltzer
Rachael Balyeat
Micaela & Murlin Barker
Duane Barnes
Dr. Ernest Bates
Nancy Batt
Linda & Robert Beckstrom
Sara & Jonah Beer
Lynne Jones &
Robert Begley
Pam Bekendam, MD &
Randy Bekendam
Christina & Fred Belka
Norma & Felix Beltrami
Chandra & Baldwin
Benggon
Kate & Jack Berquist
Bicais Optical Co. Inc.
Marianne & Maurice Bihan
Ashley & John Bininger
Katherine & Roy Bisagno
Blackbird Vineyards
Chotsie & Allan Blank
Jackie M. Blodgett
Charles Bloom
Glen L. Bobst
Barbara & Frank Borges
Beverly A. Borges
Frank J. Borges, Jr.
Juan Borrayo
Martha & Alvin Bothwell
Robert Boucke
Doris & Alton Boyles
Richard Bradd
Josephine & Henry Branco
Brannan’s Grill
Patricia & Raymond
Branstetter
Barbara & Harry Bratt
Debbie & John Brincko
Barbara Britton
Del Britton
Donna & Charles Broder
Brown’s Auto Parts
Henrietta Bugaj
Terri & Timothy Bullard,
MD
Marian Bunting
Deborah & Charles Burau
Burgess Cellars
Adam Busby
Kimberli & L. Phillip
Busick
Delma Fann Butler &
Robert Butler
Ida Byrne
CADE Winery
Cakebread Cellars
Ilse K. Calabi
Jan Calogianes
Cindy & Robert Carmen
Carmichael Salon
Elizabeth & John Carson,
MD
Chandler Insurance
Management Ltd.
Chappellet Winery &
Vineyard
Mary & Roy Chavez
Checkers Restaurant
CHEERS! St. Helena
Julia W. Cheever
Clara Chen
Kathy Bertolino &
Richard Chesi
Rick Cirina
Cliff Lede Vineyards
Clover Stornetta Farms Inc.
Barbara Cochran
Claudia & Donald Cohn
Michelle & Kevin Cole
Cynthia & David Collins,
MD
Myrna & William Collins
Dana Cook
Herbie Cooper, MD
Gerald M. Cople
Cornelius Corbett
Louis & Marilyn Coy
Megan Crider
Paige & Jerod Curley
D. R. Stephens Estate
Suzanne D. Dahling
Beverly D’Angelo
Tana Daugharthy
David Abreu Vineyard
Management Inc.
L.C. Davidson & J.W.
Davidson
Carole & Bruce Dawson
Gretchen de Baubigny
Eleanor De Limur
Jan De Luz
Roberta & Richard
DeBeikes
Deborah J. & Peter A.
Magowan Foundation Inc.
Evelyne & Ken Deis
John Del Bondio
Lorraine & Ralph Del Prete
Dana Delany
Lydia & Anastacio Deleon
Mark Dena
Jeannie & Terry Dietrich, MD
Marita & John Dorenbecher
Kathy & Frank Dotzler
Vera Duncan
June & Carl Dustin
Dutch Henry Winery
Louise & Bob Dye
E. Montalvo Realty
Mary L. Edano
Merlin Ekvall
Elizabeth Ellenburg
Merry A. Ellis
Phoebe & Robert Ellsworth
Esther & Rev. Donald
Emmel
Gloria & Rogelio Espejo
Eufroncinia & Jose Eustaquio
Arthur Fabre
Mary & Forrest Faulknor
Stella Fernandes
Noreen & Patrick Fetzer
Ruthita & Duane Fike
Hertha & Charles Fintel
Elizabeth & John Fischer
Donna Fisher-Spencer
Flats
Brianna Fleetham
Kathy & Jim Fleming
Flora Napa Valley
Diane & Robert Foley
Anita A. Ford
FOX Broadcasting
Company
Wendi Fox
Dianne & Don Fraser
Douglas Freund
Pat Friday
Martie & Larry Frierson
[25]
Alice Froeb
Herman F. Froeb, MD
Kathy & George Fujikawa
Sharyn Meyer-Fuller
Marcella & Bob Gallagher
Alice Galleron
Stephanie & James Gamble
Sari & Peter Gantzel
Gary Danko Restaurant
Charlotte Gill
John Gillespie
Gillwoods Cafe
Judith & Howard Gimbel,
MD
Golden Hills Mustang Club
John M. Gonzales
Marcos Gonzalez
Zetta & Richard Gore
Christine Gorelick
Grand Prix Road Trends
Joan & Herbert Graywood
Robert Green
Judith Greene
Gwen Gregson
Nancy Gressinger
Saverio Guerrera
Jacqueline Gumina
William Hall
Harold Halloran
Orville Hammer
Hardester’s Market
T. George Harris
Margie & Bill Hart
Caren & Fritz Hatton
Joyce & Robert Hayes
William Hayne
Latife Hayson
Charles Hedel
Krista Heidar
Drs. Darlene & Bill
Hemmerlin
Ron H. Hennig
June & Malcolm
Heppenstall
Virginia & Wayne
Heywood
Nancy Posadas-Hibbs
Lily & Robert Hitchcock
Amy Wender Hoch
Deanne & John Hoehn, MD
E. Wayne Hogue
Melita & David Holland, MD
Linda & David Hor, DDS
Milena Howard
Margaret Howell
Howell Mountain
Vineyards
April Hughes
Sharon & Ronald Hughes
Elizabeth & Grant Hunt
Minnie R. Hunt
Linda Hutson
Marilyn G. Hyde
J. A. Thomas & Associates
Stephanie & Larry Jacinto
Joanie & Terry James
JJ & Son Marketing Inc.
JLB Consulting
Regina & Erling Johnsen
Janet & Charles Johnson
Michelle & James Johnson
Rachael Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
Diane Lawley & Don Jonas
Joanna Richardson-Jones
Juslyn Vineyards
John Kalua
Mohammad Kanakriyeh, MD
Leonard Kania
Diane & Fred Kasischke
Ruth Katten
Constance & Guy Kay
Michael Kelly, MD
Tor Kenward Family Wines
Carolyn Kernberger
David Kernberger
Walter Kessenick
Gordon Kiddoo
Norman Kiken
Kokkari Estiatorio
Jane & Waldo Kolb
Phyllis Korhoner
Susan Krider
Donna & Walter Kuntz
Linda & Michael LaForge
Lake-Silverado
Cardiovascular Consultants
Betty & Karl Larsen
Lee & Vincent Leonard
Sharon & Gary Lessing
Denise Leuschner
Marcia Levy
Martha & Bob Levy
Shirley & Michael Liebig
Gail Lindlow
Amanda & Andrew Lisk
Marilyn & Donald Locke
Loma Linda University
Physicians Medical Group,
Inc.
Thomas MacBride
Paul MacCaskill
Inna & John MacDougall
Natalie & Malcolm
MacKenzie
Rosalie & Albert
Maddalena
Hildet & Daniel Madrid
Maria Magana
Eileen & G.T. Marsh
Brenda & Glen Martin
Neilann Martinez
Rita & Robert Maultsby
Maverick Services
Paula & Norman
McCollough
Robert C. McCullough
Marilyn & John McIntosh
Martha & Robert Meals
Erika Mee
Edith V. Meikle
Don Meyer
Jane Meyers
Pamela Miller
Dorothy Minns
William R. Mitchell, MD
Arlette & John Monfredini
Dorothy Morrison &
Bob Montelli
Douglas Moore
Mary E. Mooy
Chuck More
Jean Paul Moreau
Trish Morf
Sandy Timpson &
Victor L. Motto
Jennifer & John Muhlner
Mercedes & E.R. Muirhead
Napa County Medical
Society
Napa State HospitalMedical Staff
St. Helena Hospital Foundation I 2009 Annual Report
Napa Valley Coffee
Roasting Co.
Ray L. Nasuti
Johnny Negusse
Fauntilla Neller
Margaret Niland
Sharon Nina
Susan & Steve Nober
Northern California
Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Brenda & Kevin Olson
Susan L. Olson
Sharon & Franklin
Ordelheide, DDS
Gina Oviedo
Jameanne & Robert Owen
Bernabe Padua
Pearl Wonderful Clothing
Veronica Peery
Eloise Pena
Betty Penland
Jane M. Pepe
Frank Perata
Albert J. Perotti
Jeanne & Merton Perry
Carol & LeRoy Peterson
Katharine Phillips
Susan Pillsbury
Carole & Maurice Pockey,
MD
Polish Nails Salon &
Day Spa
Jason Porter
Ida & Dana Porterfield
Sophia & Dr. Nick Poulos
Press
Ruth & Michael Price
Araceli & Octavius Quijada,
MD
Jack Rapke
Barbara & Douglas Rebok
Peggy & Rick Redfern
Reeds
Gail & Theodore Regetz
Walter B. Renshaw
Margie & Geoffrey Rice,
MD
Geraldine & Fitch Robertson
Carol & Siegfried Roeske
Gary Rogers
Holly Rogers
Sterling’s Rose Haven
Miriam & Orville Ross
Mary Jane Rossi
Rena & William Rossi
Paula Roush
Shirley & Charles Roy
Rutherford Grill
Safari West Wildlife
Preserve
Safeway Clearlake
Joanne & John Sales
Susanne & Edward
Salvestrin
Betty & Louis Sander
Sanofi Aventis
Louise & Don Schmidt
Norma M. Schmidt
Stephen Scholten
Schramsberg Vineyards
Marian & Richard
Schumacher
William Seavey
G. & J. Seiberlich & Co.
Linda & Ron Sereni
Dr. & Mrs. Michael
Shepherd
Charlotte & Ralph Sherman
Sherwood Forest
Mabel & J. Paul Shively, MD
Brian Shumate
The Sierra Pacific Foundation
Doris Simpson
Lucille & William Smail
Dina & Michael Smith
Soroptimist International
of SH, Sunrise
St. Helena Hospital Intensive
Care Unit Employees
St. Helena Junior Women’s
Club
St. Helena Olive Oil
Company
Barbara Stanton
Elisa Stevens
Susan & Ronald Stice
Lanita Stilwell
Margie Kraft Stirl
Donna & Ronald Streeter
Frances Tagliaferri
Eileen and Ron Talbott
Alice & Kenneth Taplin
James C. Tate
Sally & Gordon Taubenheim
Diane Taylor
Kathleen & Lary Taylor
Adair & Brian Tench
Tesoro
The Napa Valley Reserve
Linda & Charles Thomas
Marjorie & Michael
Thomas
John E. Thompson, OD
Nancy Tikker
Sondra & Sean Toland
Toss Designs
Helen & Arthur Tousley
Ricki & Sherry Travis
Amabel & Eric Tsao, MD
Priscilla & Sloan Upton
Barbara & Robert Urquhart
Susan Gearey & Stephen
Van Pelt, MD
Vasconi’s Pharmacy
Vintage Chalet
Vital Life, A Marquis and
Consonus Foundation
Eleonora & Carl Wagner
Bonnie & Roy Walden
Marie Walsh
Richard P. Walston
Sandra & Nan Wang
Margaret & Ron Ward
Marilyn Ward
Marlene & Lanier Watson
Kurt Weber
Betty & William Webster
Celia R. Welch
Diane & Doug Wells
Nanette Cordes Werley
Evaline West
Kay Wheeler
Thomas White
Sean Wiggins
Russell A. Wight
J. A. Williams
Karen Williams
Maxine M. Williams
Jan Willis
Lanetta & Gary Wilsey
Ava C. Wilson
Mavis S. Wilson
Donna & Robert Winchell
Wine Spectator Greystone
Restaurant
Doris & Wendell
Winkelkotter
Geoff Wolcott
Gloria & Oliver Wright
Mary Ann & Gerald Yeager
Duane Ytredal
Cathy & James Zappia
Ann McGhee Zink
Sherlyn & Dave Zumwalt
St. Helena Hospital Staff
Shirley & Chuck Adams
Helaluddin Ahmad
Nancy & Jim Aldred
Anonymous (32)
Peter Aprato
Horacio Arcila
Lee Austin
Lanvin Ballew
Alissa & Geoff Barnes
Rachel Becker
Mary B. Bergerson
David Blaha
Heidi Bowen
Christina & Gregory
Braden
Marti Dybedal-Bristow
Barbara Brown
Gail & Russ Burr
Linda & Fred Carson
Elena & David Casanova
Dolores Ceja
Christopher Cheek
Jeanne Chu
Maria Ciudaj
Chith & Leon Cummins
Bruce Currer
Jeff Davis
H. Glenn Davison
Ellen Balk-Dick &
James Dick
Michele Dillon
Beverly & Timothy
Dinsmore
Geraldine Dunbar
Darcy & Leslie Dunlap
Judith & Michael Dunn
Judith Estipona
Tiffany & Albert Ettedgui
Kathy M. Flamson
Karynsue Frank
Linda Frederico
Dana & Adam Freedhand,
MD
James Fulford
Amelia Gagliano
Josephine & Kevin Gerber
Gustavo S. Gomez
Lafayette Hanible
Ruth Hasso
Lynn Heise
Anna Hernandez
Georgina & Ben Hill
Jan Hill
Ann Holliday
Christine Holmes
Wendy & Scott Hopgood
Cynthia Horton
Mary & Daniel Huber, MD
Linda & Cliff Huff
Sylvia Hughes
Arlene Hurst
Sharon & Charles James
Sharon Jellison
Gloria Jimenez
Carol & Mark Johnson
Shawnee Johnson
Therese & R. Wayne
Johnson
Mary Arlene Jones
Cathy & Philip Kendall
Cindy Kistler
Georgiann Kite
Janice Kranz
Pamela La Mar
Paulina Ladi
Patricia E. Lapera
Herbert Lee
Antonia & George Lendaris
Karen & Jay Lewis
Alejandro Lugo
Lynnette Luke
Thomas Marek
Ruth McCrum
Pamela McSharry
Sheila & Harold Mills
Angela & Francis Mueller,
MD
Carolyn Mund
Teresa Mund
Nora & Barry Nelson
Connie & Reggie
Olejniczak
Obdulia Olguin-Villa
Tracy Pacini
Carla Paschal
Tiffany Paul
Margaret & William Payne
Heather Peña, MD &
Chris Searl
Maria Peña
Carol Penrod
Mindy Pequeno
Robin Peters
Todd Peterson
Carolyn Pierce
John Pierson
Peter Preston
Carol & Guy Qvistgaard
Lianne & Linden Reeves
Helen & Arturo Relevo
Evangeline & Richard Reyes
Sherry Robertson
Patrice Robinson
Elizabeth M. Rogers
Maria Rojas
Denise Rossmiller
Emilia & Antonio
Rubalcava
Amelita & Norbert Sacro
Claudia Salomon
Vicki Sampson
Marcie L. Saverien-Basore
Jackie Sherman
Teri Fredrickson &
Retha Snyder
Mary Souza
Glenice Steck
Rachel Stevenson
Kathy Swabacker
Jennifer & Grant Swenson
Debra & David Teesdale
Karen & Stan Tempchin
Joan & Patrick Temple
Christina Thomas
Larry Thomas
Jeannie & David Tillay
Elisabeth Titus
Karen Trivett
Nicci Van Dyke
Dyan Vicencio
Danny Vorasaph
Carol Voth
Audrey L. Wallace
Stephanie & Jay Whitcomb
Exzadrian Williams
Susan Witt
Michael Wright
Rachel Ybarra
Zewuditu Yimer &
Adugnaw Worku
Norma Zavala
In Honor Of
In Honor of Roberta
DeBeikes
Richard DeBeikes
In Honor of
Stephen Van Pelt, MD
Susan Gearey
In Honor of
John Jacobson, MD
Delma Fann Butler &
Robert Butler
In Honor of Carl Jefferson
Nancy Jefferson
In Honor of James Lies,
MD
Milena Howard
In Honor of the MartinO’Neil Cancer Center
Staff
Delma Fann Butler &
Robert Butler
In Honor of Francis
Hernandez
Delma Fann Butler &
Robert Butler
In Honor of Ann Colgin
and Joe Wender
The Rusty Staub Foundation
In Honor of
George Williams
Exzadrian Williams
In Honor of
Palmer Woods
Exzadrian Williams
In Honor of Betsy Wright
Markkula Foundation
In Memory of
In Memory of
Darina Alegria
Norma & Felix Beltrami
In Memory of Peggy Bell
Edna Bevins Bell & Charles
Bell
In Memory of Gary Bevins
Edna Bevins Bell & Charles
Bell
In Memory of
Candace A. Boyer Froeb
Anne Anderson
Burgess Cellars
Elizabeth & John Carson,
MD
June & Carl Dustin
Alice Froeb
Herman F. Froeb, MD
Sari & Peter Gantzel
T. George Harris
Margaret Howell
David Kernberger
Gordon Kiddoo
Gail Lindlow
Paula & Norman
McCollough
Jameanne & Robert Owen
G. & J. Seiberlich & Co.
Susan & Ronald Stice
In Memory of
Donald Brown
Barbara & Frank Borges
In Memory of Flora Brown
Betty & Van Ballentine
Brown’s Auto Parts
Marilyn & Louis Coy
Marcella & Bob Gallagher
Diane Lawley & Don Jonas
Trish Morf
Frank Perata
Joanne & John Sales
In Memory of
Daphne Chaix
Barbara & Frank Borges
Beverly A. Borges
In Memory of Ruth &
Floyd Chapman
St. Helena Hospital
Volunteers
In Memory of Colby
Cogswell
Keith Fisher
In Memory of Eva &
Kenneth Cople
Gerald M. Cople
In Memory of Lee Dillon
Michele Dillon
Dorothy Morrison &
Bob Montelli
Wine Country Cardiology
Associates
In Memory of
Josien Doornink
Martha & Ronald
Doornink
In Memory of Herbert
Ellenburg
Elizabeth Ellenburg
In Memory of Otto Gill
Charlotte Gill
In Memory of
Vonnie Hammer
Orville Hammer
In Memory of
Allen Hendricks
Patricia E. Lapera
In Memory of Elva Hennig
Ron H. Hennig
In Memory of
Amy & Erin Jacobson
and their Children
Nancy Aaen, MD
Anonymous (5)
Peter Aprato
Lee Austin
Diane & Douglas Babcock
June & Charles Bacigalupi
Sara Baker
Duane Barnes
Pam Bekendam, MD &
Randy Bekendam
Chandra & Baldwin Benggon
Mary B. Bergerson
Bicais Optical Co., Inc.
Ashley & John Bininger
Charles Bloom
Glen L. Bobst
Juan Borrayo
Martha & Alvin Bothwell
[27]
Terri & Timothy Bullard,
MD
Shelley Cantin
Central California
Conference of Seventhday Adventists
Chandler Insurance
Management, Ltd.
Mary & Roy Chavez
Barbara Cochran
Michelle & Kevin Cole
Cynthia & David Collins,
MD
Myrna & William Collins
Dana Cook
Herbie Cooper, MD
Megan Crider
Paige & Jerod Curley
Bruce Currer
Beverly D’Angelo
Tana Daugharthy
Jeff Davis
Mark Dena
Jeannie & Terry Dietrich,
MD
Marita & John
Dorenbecher
Vera Duncan
Darcy & Leslie Dunlap
Judith & Michael Dunn
Merlin Ekvall
Esther & Rev. Donald
Emmel
Tiffany & Albert Ettedgui
Ruthita & Duane Fike
Brianna Fleetham
Kathy & Jim Fleming
Wendi Fox
Teri Fredrickson &
Retha Snyder
Kathy & George Fujikawa
Marcella & Bob Gallagher
Josephine & Kevin Gerber
Judith & Howard Gimbel,
MD
Joan & Herbert Graywood
Gwen Gregson
Birgit & Randy Hausted,
MDs
Health Spa Napa Valley
Krista Heidar
June & Malcolm
Heppenstall
Jan Hill
Deanne & John Hoehn, MD
Melita & David Holland, MD
Wendy & Scott Hopgood
Linda & David Hor, DDS
Cynthia Horton
Mary & Daniel Huber, MD
Linda & Cliff Huff
J. A. Thomas & Associates
Stephanie & Larry Jacinto
Joanie & Terry James
JLB Consulting
Elaine & Donald John
Carol & Mark Johnson
Rachael Johnson
Shawnee Johnson
Rick Jones
Joanna Richardson-Jones
Mohammad Kanakriyeh,
MD
Diane & Fred Kasischke
Michael Kelly, MD
Susan Krider
Linda & Michael LaForge
Lake-Silverado
Cardiovascular Consultants
Patricia E. Lapera
Antonia & George Lendaris
Marcia Levy
Alyson Ling
Amanda & Andrew Lisk
Marilyn & Donald Locke
Loma Linda University
Loma Linda University
Physicians Medical Group
Inc.
Linda & Ted Mackett, MD
Brenda & Glen Martin
Donald Martinelli
Neilann Martinez
McMinn Foundation
Jane Meyers
Mary E. Mooy
Jean Paul Moreau
Napa County Medical
Society
Napa State HospitalMedical Staff
Johnny Negusse
Fauntilla Neller
Magaly & Terry Newmyer
Beth Nickel
Margaret Niland
Sharon Nina
Mary O’Leary
Brenda & Kevin Olson
Margaret O’Neill
Sharon & Franklin
Ordelheide, DDS
Gina Oviedo
Carla Paschal
Tiffany Paul
Margaret & William Payne
Heather Peña, MD &
Chris Searl
Maria Peña
Kaaren & Greg
Peterschmidt
Carole & Maurice Pockey,
MD
Jason Porter
Araceli & Octavius
Quijada, MD
Carol & Guy Qvistgaard
Peggy & Rick Redfern
Walter B. Renshaw
Margie & Geoffrey Rice,
MD
Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Rick
Carol & Siegfried Roeske
Gary Rogers
Sterling’s Rose Haven
Miriam & Orville Ross
Mellissa & Richard Rouhe
Paul K. Row, MD
Lisa Hinz, PhD &
Andreas Sakopoulos, MD
Norma M. Schmidt
Linda K. Schulz
Dr. & Mrs. Michael
Shepherd
Sherwood Forest
Mary Souza
St. Helena Hospital
Intensive Care Unit
Employees
Barbara Stanton
Sarah & Antonio Sumbillo
Jennifer & Grant Swenson
St. Helena Hospital Foundation I 2009 Annual Report
Diane Taylor
Karen & Stan Tempchin
Linda & Charles Thomas
John E. Thompson, OD
Jeannie & David Tillay
Amabel & Eric Tsao, MD
Virginia & Ernest
Van Asperen
Vintage Chalet
Vital Life, A Marquis and
Consonus Foundation
Danny Vorasaph
Bonnie & Roy Walden
Richard P. Walston
Sandra & Nan Wang
Margaret & Bo Ying Wat,
MD
Marlene & Lanier Watson
Kurt Weber
Diane & Doug Wells
Evaline West
Thomas White
Maxine M. Williams
Patricia & Gregory
Williams, DrPH
Jan Willis
Geoff Wolcott
Mary Ann & Gerald Yeager
Cathy & James Zappia
In Memory of
Edith & Robert
McCarthy
Gail & Russ Burr
In Memory of
Carl Jefferson
Nancy Jefferson
In Memory of
Richard H. Peterson
Joan & Peter Avenali
Phoebe & Robert Ellsworth
Stephanie & James Gamble
Constance & Guy Kay
Mercedes & E.R. Muirhead
Elizabeth Peters
In Memory of Sally Jones
Lynne Jones &
Robert Begley
Arlette & John Monfredini
Rick Jones Family
In Memory of Ton Jurriens
Martha & Ronald
Doornink
In Memory of
Kathy Kernberger
Carolyn Kernberger
In Memory of
Deacon Bob Little
Katherine & Roy Bisagno
In Memory of
William H. Lyon, MD
Anonymous
In Memory of
Reg J. Meikle
Edith V. Meikle
In Memory of
William Dale Voshall
Henrietta Bugaj
In Memory of
Derby Wilson
Ava C. Wilson
In Memory of Eda Micheli
Barbara & Frank Borges
In Memory of June Wilson
Leslie & Michael Baggish
Jeff Wilson
In Memory of
Marjorie Mondavi
Dorothy Mondavi &
Children
In Memory of
Scott Zumwalt
Barbara & Frank Borges
Sherlyn & Dave Zumwalt
In Memory of
Serafina Montelli
Mabel C. Johnson
In Memory of
Jane Morrison
Sue & Richard Wollack
In Memory of
Grandparents
Chiara Mondavi
In Memory of
Don Newbold
Rachelle Newbold
In Memory of
Cathie Parsons
Noreen & Patrick Fetzer
In Memory of
Helmuth Retzer
Northern California
Conference of Seventhday Adventists
In Memory of
Michael Sczuka
Elaine Sczuka
In Memory of
Paul Stremel
Marilyn & Louis Coy
Thank You
We extend special gratitude to the Napa Valley Vintners who, through the Napa Valley Wine Auction and Auction
Napa Valley, have contributed over $9 million to St. Helena Hospital since 1981. These grants have offered significant
support to nearly every department in the Hospital through the years.
In 2009, Auction Napa Valley provided funding for an increasing number of indigent people who come to St. Helena
Hospital for emergency and acute medical services, including psychiatric care. St. Helena’s Women’s Center Chronic
Disease Prevention Program received funding to provide preventive health screenings to individuals who reside in
the upper Napa Valley and have inadequate or no health insurance coverage and/or do not have transportation to
commute to other locations where no-cost screenings are available.
The Napa Valley Vintners’ dedication to the well-being of our community is truly a partnership that ensures a healthy
future for all who live and work here.
Elaine John, Editor
Kendace O’Donnell, Associate Editor
Gail Burr & Rachelle Newbold, Managing Editors
Kirsten Bickford, Theme Development and Copywriting
Folia Design, Art Direction and Design
Megan Reeves Photography, Photography
Special thanks to Oxbow School and Napa Valley Roasting Company
www.shhfoundation.org
If your name or giving level has been misrepresented in any way, please call
the Foundation office at (707) 963-6208 or e-mail us at [email protected].
10 Woodland Road
St. Helena, CA 94574
(707) 963-6208
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