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CLEVELAND CLINIC Volume 4 Issue 2

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AMGEN FOUNDATION GIVES 4TH ANGELS THEIR WINGSFoundation Bolsters Cancer Patient Mentoring Program

LEWIS FAMILY GENEROSITY ENHANCES HEART CARECardiology Fellowship Fund Will Support Fellows at Cleveland Clinic Florida

THE H.C.S. FOUNDATION FUNDS NEEDED VASCULITIS RESEARCH Research Will Fight Potentially Deadly Illness That Has No Cure

GIVING TODAY FOR BETTER HEALTHCARE TOMORROWArnold and Sydell Miller Define Philanthropic Generosity With $70 Million Gift

VISIONARIES SEEK CANCER CUREFormer Aeronautical Engineer, Wife Create Translational Cancer Research Chair

PHILANTHROPISTS FIND JOIE DE VIVREExtending Their Philanthropic Reach to Heart and Vascular Institute, Center for Autism

THE PLAIN DEALER AND AT&T SUPPORT HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE A Place for Patients and Families to Find Education, Support

DEBARTOLO FAMILY COMPASSION CROSSES GENERATIONSGift Promotes Colon Cancer Research

FAMILY WEAVES TAPESTRY OF GENEROSITYRosenthal Family Foundation Supports Cleveland Clinic Heart and Vascular Institute

BIG-HEARTED DONORS HELP STAVE OFF OBESITYWilliam and Vera Kunnath’s Gift Benefits Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston’s Bariatric Institute

IN LOVING MEMORYRizk Family Memorial Gift Dedicated to Dialysis Unit, Airway Center

FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHTRichard J. Fasenmyer Foundation Arms Immunological Researchers

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At age 58, Bob* has conquered throat cancer and lymphoma. Know-ing how difficult it was to battle such a dreaded illness, he wanted to help other cancer patients know what to expect and how to cope.

“When I had cancer I felt, and still do feel, that family is great but you need more,” Bob says. “I think I can give patients insight about what it’s like to go through it. People worry about the disease; they worry about bills, utilities, food and getting to work while they are sick. I can tell them how I did it,” he says.

Bob became a volunteer with the 4th Angel Mentoring Program at the Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Center. This program matches cancer patients with specially trained cancer survivors who offer encouragement and help patients understand their illnesses.

ENHANCED EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND RECRUITMENTTo assist in funding these vital support services, the Amgen Foundation has donated $505,600.

“Amgen’s support provides precious resources. With it, we can enhance our educational support programs, increase our outreach and mentor recruitment efforts, and continue the development of caregiver support,” says Ann DeWerth, Director, 4th Angel Mentoring Program.

WHAT IS THE 4TH ANGEL MENTORING PROGRAM?As a survivor of testicular cancer, Olympic Gold Medalist Scott Hamilton formed the CARES (Cancer Alliance for Research, Education and Survivorship) Initiative with the Cleveland Clinic in 1999. The 4th

Angel Mentoring program is part of this initiative.

Hamilton considered Cleveland Clinic oncologists his 1st angels, nurses his 2nd angels, and family and friends his 3rd angels. He envisioned a 4th angel in the form of a cancer survivor who could support a person struggling with cancer. Thus, the 4th Angel Mentoring Program was born.

More than 250 volunteers are part of the program.

*First name used to protect patient confidentiality.

“No one knows what we have gone through like another person who has gone through it. People are so thrilled with the hope we can give them.”– Sandy*, 42, mother of two, leukemia survivor and 4th Angel Mentor

“She said she has moments where she would cry and I said that’s okay – to be a cancer survivor you have to be strong but there will be days that will bring you down. The key is to not let those down days dictate how you do.”– Stephanie*, breast cancer survivorand 4th Angel Mentor speaking to awoman with breast cancer

“She seemed most relieved when she heard about my liver meds and that I am doing well on chemotherapy after approximately three years. She thought there was no hope at all for her. Now she knows there is hope.”– Nancy*, 47, colon cancer survivor and 4th Angel Mentor

Amgen Foundation Gives 4th Angels Their Wings

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Lewis Family Generosity Enhances Heart Treatment

Mr. Lewis, former board chairman of the Miami Philharmonic, was the model of good health: He ate right, exercised several hours a day and had no family history of heart disease. So it came as a major shock when doctors discovered last summer that three of his arteries were blocked.

With this unlikely fi nding, Mr. Lewis was dashed by his doctors to Howard Bush, M.D., for triple bypass surgery at Cleveland Clinic Florida in Weston, Fla. Within hours, the surgery was deemed a success.

Despite the suddenness of his need for surgery, the 60-year-old never fl inched. He was confi dent he was in good hands.

“Cleveland Clinic is a leader in this area. And my experience reaffi rms that,” Mr. Lewis says.

It was an emotional moment as Jan Lewis pushed her husband’s wheelchair toward the hospital exit. Having a moment to refl ect on the unexpected ordeal she and her husband had just endured, she began to cry.

“It was the fi rst time I broke down. I just hugged Dr. Bush and I said, ‘Thank you for saving my husband,’” she recalls.

GENEROUS SUPPORT OF EDUCATION

When they look back on this experience, the Lewises say the staff at Cleveland Clinic made a traumatic situation easier to handle.

“Dr. Bush was thoughtful and easy to get a hold of, and he explained every-thing that we could expect from the pro-cess. And the staff was amazing,” Mrs. Lewis says.

To help foster the kind of fi rst-rate car-diology treatment he had received, Mr. Lewis has established a Cardiology Fel-lowship Fund. The money will support three fellows at Cleveland Clinic Florida for the next three years, under the guid-ance of Dr. Bush.

“My belief is that the money will be spent wisely,” Mr. Lewis says. “And that it will eventually increase the capacity of the cardiac unit at the highest level. I’m always motivated to support well-con-ceived, well-led efforts that improve our community,” he adds.

As a Cleveland native, Mr. Lewis de-pended on Cleveland Clinic for his primary healthcare for the past 30 years. When the Lewises moved to Miami 12 years ago, they found comfort in knowing that the Clinic was located nearby.

The couple has contributed to Cleve-land Clinic in Cleveland in the past, and their experience at the Weston location in-spired them to help fortify the healthcare resources in their own locale.

ENHANCING ART OF MEDICINE AND MUSIC ARTS

The renewed picture of good health, Mr. Lewis says he is grateful for the care he received and is proud to contribute.

Thanks to his surgery, the classical music lover will enjoy a dream fulfi lled. After years of working for this arrangement, the Cleveland Orchestra will be playing con-certs in Miami.

In the coming year, Mr. Lewis and his wife can lean back in the concert hall seats of the Miami Performing Arts Center and enjoy the harmonious workings of the orchestra, knowing they made a difference for future cardiac patients.

Daniel Lewis, of Miami, Fla., was the last person anyone would expect to be in need of heart surgery.

“My belief is that the money will be spent wisely,” Mr. Lewis says. “And that it will eventually increase the capacity of the cardiac unit at the highest level. I’m always motivated to support well-conceived, well-led efforts that improve our community.”

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– Gary S. Hoffman, M.D., M.S.

The H.C.S. Foundation Funds Needed Vasculitis Research

Vasculitis, or inflammation of the blood vessels, is a rare but potentially deadly illness. It has not been well researched and, at present, has no cure. Recognizing the need for research funding, the H.C.S. Foundation took a decided step in helping these underserved patients by creating the Harold C. Schott Endowed Chair in Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases. Established seven years ago, the endowed chair was named after philanthropist and H.C.S. founder, Harold C. Schott.

This generous gift allows Gary S. Hoffman, M.D., MS, the first recipient of the H.C.S. Chair, and his team to break new ground in vasculitis treatments.

“Because too little is known about vasculitis, Mr. Schott would have appreciated being able to make a great impact though this funding,” comments Betty Jane Mulcahy, on behalf of all of the H.C.S. Foundation trustees. “Mr. Schott would have considered the gift an investment as much as a contribution,” she adds.

The swelling of blood vessels presents certain challenges that Dr. Hoffman, Chairman of the Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases Department, and his team are working to overcome. They want to effectively block the damaging inflammation related to this condition without suppressing patients’ entire immune systems.

What Causes Vasculitis? Dr. Hoffman compares the white blood cells that trigger vasculitis to mutinous soldiers that attack the citizenry they are supposed to protect. While inflammation is typically a protective response to infection, it becomes destructive to the body in the case of vasculitis. Finding those specific white blood cells – or mutinous soldiers – and developing targeted therapies is Dr. Hoffman’s passion.

“We now have the tools to identify all of the cells that come to the area of the blood vessel that gets damaged due to inflammation,” Dr. Hoffman says. “A white blood cell under the microscope might look like any other white blood cell but there are many different types and some will cause more damage than others,” he adds.

He discusses the importance of the endowed chair in the work he does here at Cleveland Clinic.

“The Schott chair brings more time for research. We not only take care of people but we also help find the sources of their illnesses. Without philanthropy, this would not be possible. It makes life better for people who are sick.”

Since too little is known about vasculitis, Mr. Schott would have appreciated being able to make a great impact though this funding.

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“We now have the tools to identify all of the cells that come to the area of the blood vessel that gets damaged due to infl ammation. A white blood cell under the microscope might look like any other white blood cell but there are many different types and some will cause more damage than others.”

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technologies in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.

“Our family has always been proud to say that Cleveland is our home,” says Sydell Miller. “It’s important for us to plant seeds for the future by giving back to our community today.”

She adds, “This gift is a way for our family to honor the memory of my husband, Arnold M. Miller, as a true entrepreneur. We feel that this gift will continue the entrepreneurial spirit of Cleveland Clinic with its innovation and leadership in healthcare.”

Cardiac Care

Inventor Marion F. “Frank” Rudy already has athletes walking on air with his patented Nike “Air” Sole.

Now, he and his wife Margaret have given Cleveland Clinic $3.5 million to do what some might equate with walking on water: They want to cure cancer.

The former aeronautical engineer and his wife are funding research at Cleveland Clinic to discover what causes normal cells to become cancerous.

Below: Philanthropist Sydell Miller and Cleveland Clinic CEO and President Delos M. Cosgrove, M.D.

Last fall, Sydell Miller and her daughters, Lauren Spilman and Stacie Halpern donated $70 million to Cleveland Clinic, making it one of the largest gifts in the philanthropic history of the United States.

The gift will name the new Arnold and Sydell Miller Family Pavilion. In addition to becoming the Clinic’s main gateway, the pavilion will contain a large outpatient facility, a hospital tower and state-of-the-art technology building. The programs within these buildings will promote the most advanced practices and

Clinic receives $70 million gift for the new Arnold and Sydell Miller Family Pavilion

Unlocking Cancer MysteriesAt age 81, Mr. Rudy is full of vigor and passionate ideas. He wants to solve the cancer problem with the leadership of Derek Raghavan, M.D., Ph.D., who became the distinguished chair in trans-lational cancer research established by the Rudys’ contribution.

“The Rudy family’s donation will support new research at the Taussig Cancer Center and is a testament to the family’s dedication to helping unlock the mysteries of cancer,” Dr. Raghavan said. “The Rudy family’s generosity will fuel basic and clinical research for the diag-nosis and treatment of cancer, ultimately benefiting countless patients.”

Building a Better Future The donation builds upon $2 million contributions the family has already made to the Taussig Cancer Center.

A native of Cleveland, Mr. Rudy was compelled to make these donations to the Taussig Cancer Center because so many of his friends and family have battled cancer.

Beyond his personal experiences, Mr. Rudy has altruistic reasons to give. He defines philanthropy as a part of the charge to follow the “Golden Rule” and “The willingness to help those in true need through no fault of their own.”

Visionaries Seek Cancer CureFormer Aeronautical Engineer, Wife Rocket-launch Research

Generosity Fuels Advanced Practices for

We got close to Cleveland Clinic, first pro-fessionally, and then we got to know so many of the doctors through our profes-sional and volunteer work and we feel as connected to them as if they’d saved our lives. But, thankfully, they haven’t had to save our lives yet,” he says.

Recently, the Duvins pledged a gener-ous gift of $1 million to Cleveland Clinic that will benefit the Heart and Vascular Institute and the Cleveland Cleveland Clinic Center for Autism at the Children’s Hospital, Shaker Campus.

In addition, the Duvin family and their friends established an endowed scholar-ship in memory of their son, Scott, at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medi-cine at Case Western Reserve University.

This past fall, they awarded the first scholarship to a medical student.

Helping ChildrenMrs. Duvin says their gift to the Center for Autism, which will help fund the expansion of its physical facilities, was important to her because she has seen firsthand, as a volunteer, that the Center is overcrowded. She is hopeful that the expansion will allow the Center to help more children with autism, providing specially designed services and support.

“What’s amazing to me is that the staff comes in every morning, year round, and they’re like sunshine for these children. They’re truly heroic.”

Mrs. Duvin says it is exciting to wit-ness how the children progress. She recalls a 3-year-old boy who had great difficulty sitting still to participate in activities. After being away for a month, Mrs. Duvin returned to find that the boy had visibly progressed and could sit still to work and focus.

“He was unbelievable,” she recalls. “He just grew by leaps and bounds.”

Mr. Duvin says he and his wife decid-ed to contribute to the new Heart and Vascular Institute, slated for completion in 2008, because Cleveland Clinic is the “most renowned heart hospital in the world and we know what an important project the new heart center is. We’re just glad to be a small part of a project that is so huge.”

Newfound JoyRecently, Mr. Duvin says he and his wife have been making a conscious effort to savor life more, carving out time to travel and enjoy their Florida home on Sanibel Island.

You might even say that Cleveland Clin-ic had a little something to do with Mr. Duvin’s new-found joie de vivre. Though Cleveland Clinic didn’t save his life, it did return him to his active lifestyle, admits the attorney, who turned to Cleveland Clinic orthopaedic surgeon Mark Froim-son, M.D., several months ago when he needed knee replacement surgery.

“Before the surgery, my knee prob-lem had stopped me from doing almost everything that was recreational and enjoyable,” he recalls. “It had stopped me from playing golf. It had stopped me from exercising. I couldn’t even take walks. It had really impaired my life, and now it’s all coming back to me.”

Duvins’ $1 million gift benefits Heart and Vascular Institute, Center for Autism

Philanthropists Find Joie de Vivre

Robert Duvin laughs when he admits that he and his wife, Darlene, aren’t your typical Cleveland Clinic donors.

“We haven’t gone through a heart crisis or cancer crisis and come out on the other side,” explains Mr. Duvin, a renowned labor attorney who has provided legal counsel to Cleveland Clinic for more than 15 years.

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The new Heart and Vascular Institute will benefit from the generosity of a $1 million gift from The Plain Dealer and a $1 million gift from AT&T Ohio and the AT&T Foundation (formerly SBC).

The Plain Dealer’s $1 million donation supports the construction of the Heart and Vascular Institute Resource and Information Center while the $1 million donation from AT&T Ohio and the AT&T Foundation supports the new Resource and Information Center programmatic efforts.

According to Alex Machaskee, Publisher, President and CEO of The Plain Dealer, “We’re proud to be part of what Cleveland Clinic does for the good of our region. The stature of the new Heart and Vascular Institute and the local and regional value it will have in fueling our economic engine make it a vital resource for Cleveland.”

Resource and Information CenterThe Resource and Information Center will offer visiting patients and their families both education and support. Currently, visitors have access to basic phone service so they can call for inquiries and updates. AT&T’s gift will expand on this system by supporting a dedicated resource nurse and phone line, as well as Web mail services. Visitors can learn more about health issues through enhanced educational materials and classes.

“The gift from AT&T fosters Cleveland Clinic’s continued efforts to provide patients and their families with the comprehensive information and support services they need to complement their medical care,” Dr. Cosgrove says.

Patients of the institute, who numbered more than 200,000 in 2005, and their families often leave their homes and support systems when seeking out the best medical care, and the new center aims to bolster on-site support services.

“AT&T Ohio is proud to support the technology needs of the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic to aid in providing the communication and education resources for patients and their families,” said Connie Browning, president, AT&T Ohio. “We are committed to supporting programs and services that help strengthen and make a difference in the communities in which we serve.”

The new institute and its resource center, to be completed in 2008, are central to the expansion currently in progress at Cleveland Clinic.

“AT&T Ohio is proud to support the technology needs of the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic to aid in providing the communication and education resources for patients and their families,” says Connie Browning, president, AT&T Ohio. “We are committed to supporting programs and services that help strengthen and make a difference in the communities in which we serve.”

The Plain Dealer andAT&T Support Heart and Vascular Institute

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DeBartolo Family Compassion Crosses Generations$2 MILLION TO SUPPORT COLON CANCER RESEARCH

“I am keenly aware of the public health need for regular colonoscopy screenings and I want to do my part to advance the diagnosis and treatment options for patients and families.” – “Eddie” DeBartolo Jr.

Left to right: Victor Fazio, Chairman of the Department of Colorectal Surgery and James Church, M.D., Vice Chairman, Department of Colorectal Surgery work together in the fight against colon cancer.

FIGHTING COLON CANCERThe donation from Candy and Eddie and their company, DeBartolo Holdings, LLC, has been applied to the DeBartolo Fund for Data Mining – a research fund focusing on colon cancer research. The database has launched several sig-nificant related research projects, including an investigation of polyposis, or the forma-tion of polyps, mushroom-shaped growths that can potentially become cancerous. Because Cleveland Clinic sees more colon cancer patients than any other non-cancer specific institution in the United States, the DeBartolos’ gift will benefit many people, says Eddie’s doctor, renowned colonoscopist and colorectal surgeon James Church, M.D., Vice Chairman, Department of Colorectal Surgery.

WORTHY MISSION“It is our mission to cure or wipe out disease where possible, and if neither cure nor erad-ication can be achieved, then we work to improve the lives of our patients and fellow humans. “We are committed to making the very best use of the opportunities that this gift has afforded us in helping thousands, if not tens of thousands,” Dr. Church says. Victor Fazio, Chairman of the Department of Colorectal Surgery, calls it a privilege to receive such incredible support from the DeBartolo Family. He considers Eddie and Candy partners in the fight against cancer. “Together, we will continue to investigate this dreaded disease, encourage the public to find an importance in screening, and assist those who need surgical interven-tion,” Dr. Fazio says.

The DeBartolos’ success began with the keen entrepreneurial instincts of Edward DeBartolo Sr. He could see ahead, where the trends were and what people would want. In 1950, when stores with interconnecting hallways were still a novelty, he started build-ing them all over the city. Shopping malls, now a common trapping of most cities, built the DeBartolo name. Edward’s son,“Eddie” DeBartolo Jr., also believes in acting on opportunity, particu-larly when it comes to battling disease. He and his wife Candy have given more than $2 million to help fund colon cancer research at the Cleveland Clinic Digestive Disease Center. “I am keenly aware of the public health need for regular colonoscopy screenings as polyps, a major warning sign for cancer, can be detected and removed,” Eddie says. “I want to do my part to advance the diagnosis and treatment options for patients and fam-ilies,” he adds.

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GenerosityFamily Weaves Tapestry of

ROSENTHAL FAMILY FOUNDATION GIVES $3 MILLION TO BENEFIT CLEVELAND CLINIC HEART AND VASCULAR INSTITUTE

A $3 million gift from the Leighton A. Rosenthal Family Foundation supports Cleveland Clinic’s new Heart and Vascular Institute. The gift was made to honor Mr. and Mrs. Leighton A. Rosenthal by their two daughters, Cynthia Boardman of Chestnut Hill, Mass., and Jane Horvitz, of Shaker Heights, Ohio.

“It meant a lot to our parents,” Mrs. Horvitz says. She adds that giving is natural. “I was raised that way. My grandfather and my father taught us if you were lucky enough to have a lot, you should give a lot.”

Mrs. Horvitz and her husband Michael have two daughters who share in this family tradition of philanthropy. Mrs. Horvitz and her husband give their children weekly allowances and encourage them to help others. “I give them enough to give to others, like the Humane Society,” she says.

Exemplary CareIn their lifetimes, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal were grateful for the care they had received at Cleveland Clinic. Mr. Rosenthal was treated at Cleveland Clinic by Mehdi Razavi, M.D., a car-diologist, William Ruschhaupt, M.D., a vascular

specialist, and Floyd D. Loop, M.D., a cardiothoracic surgeon and formerly Cleveland Clinic’s Chief Executive Officer. Through that experience, Mr. Rosenthal and his wife, Honey, became loyal supporters and benefac-tors of Cleveland Clinic.

Mr. Rosenthal, who passed away in 2003, was the Chief Executive Officer of Work Wear Corp., a Cleveland-based manu-facturer of work clothing found-ed by his father. Mrs. Rosenthal passed on in December 2005. She had been on the Women’s Committee of the Cleveland

Orchestra, volunteered at the Goodrich-Gannett Neighborhood Center, and was on the Board of the Western Reserve Historical Society.

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William Kunnath weighed 350 to 400 pounds virtually his entire adult life, despite trying all the diets and exercising. He was lucky that he never developed the serious health consequences of morbid obesity – such as hypertension and dia-betes – which he attributes to working out four or five times a week.

“As a former insurance company president, I know how to read mortality and actuarial tables very well,” says Mr. Kunnath, now 72, with characteristic humor.

He knows that there aren’t too many 387-pound 70-year-olds walking around. The reality finally hit him hard, and Cleveland Clinic was there to help.

Forging a RelationshipMr. Kunnath and his wife, Vera, had been aware of Cleveland Clinic since their college days in Michigan, when their friends in medical school dreamed of being accepted to Cleveland Clinic’s residency program.

But their relationship was forged when Mrs. Kunnath was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, a chronic disorder that causes inflammation of the gastrointestinal system. Living in Port St. Lucie, Fla., they researched Cleveland Clinic Florida and found a specialist in Crohn’s dis-ease. Subsequently, Mrs. Kunnath underwent successful surgery at Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston in 2001 with colorectal surgeon Eric G. Weiss, M.D.

The professional and empathetic care she received prompted Mr. Kunnath to have his physical at Cleveland Clinic. Doctors recom-mended gastric bypass surgery.

A New BodyGeneral Surgeon Raul J. Rosenthal, M.D., was willing to perform gastric bypass surgery, even though Mr. Kunnath’s age (69) could be consid-ered too advanced by other practitioners.

In 2003, at 387 pounds, Mr. Kunnath under-went gastric bypass surgery at Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston. He subsequently shed 200 pounds from his 5’11” frame.

“Thanks to Dr. Rosenthal, I have a new body,” he says.

Gifts that Give BackTheir series of successful experiences at Cleve-land Clinic Florida led the Kunnaths to make an outright gift of $10,000.

After making this donation, they decided to take the next step. They set up a $1 million gift annuity benefitting Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston’s Bariatric Institute. They wanted to help fund advancements to help patients whose obesity was interfering with their health.

The work Mr. Kunnath has done over his life-time makes these gifts possible. He refers to him-self as a “serial entrepreneur” who started and managed a variety of businesses, though Mrs. Kunnath teases that “he just can’t keep a job.”

“We have a fairly comfortable financial posi-tion, and we thought an annuity would be perfect, a very comfortable way of gifting,” explains Mr. Kunnath. “The annuity provides the same kind of financial results as investing it ourselves, and at the same time does something positive for the institution.”

Acid Test of PhilanthropyHow do the Kunnaths judge if giving was a good decision?“The acid test of philanthropy is to look at how you feel about your contribution five years after making it,” Mr. Kunnath says.

“Looking back, it was an excellent decision; we are very satisfied with what is being done with our gift.”

William and Vera Kunnath: Generous in Their Philanthropy

Big-Hearted Donors Help Stave Off Obesity

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Rizk Family Memorial Gift Benefits Dialysis Unit, Airway Center

“Many, and I mean many in the MICU where Mrs. Rizk spent a big chunk of her time, dialysis and the Respiratory Special Care Unit where she practically lived worked as a single unit to make her better,” he says.

As Mrs. Rizk’s health improved, clinicians took special measures. Cleveland Clinic surgeons successfully performed a high-risk surgery to fix the TE fistulas, which extended her life.

Finally she was well enough to live at home. The family was elated.

Doctors were changed by the experience too. Dr. Gildea says caring for Mrs. Rizk and working with her family was “one of the most challenging and professionally rewarding and enlight-ening periods in my career.”

“I suspect hundreds of Cleveland Clinic employees have par-ticipated in Mrs. Rizk’s recovery,” he adds.

A Family’s WishIn Laurice Rizk’s honor, her family chose to support Cleveland Clinic with a $50,000 gift to the Center for Major Airway Dis-eases and the Dialysis Unit, as these areas were instrumental in her care.

Among the many who cared for Mrs. Rizk, physicians included Dr. Arroliga, who managed and maintained Mrs. Rizk’s home care and Emil Paganini, M.D., Section Head, Dialysis and Extracorporeal Therapy in the Department of Nephrology and Hypertension, who arranged for Mrs. Rizk to come to the hospital for regular dialysis.

The individualized care Mrs. Rizk received helped extend her life another two-and-a-half years.

“It was because of Cleveland Clinic’s mission of compassion to heal the sick through knowledge, research and education that Mom was able to live longer. We are so grateful,” Kelley says.

Even after spending over a year in the hospital, Laurice Rizk regularly wore ruby red lipstick. This unexpected show of spirit made her Cleveland Clinic doctors and nurses laugh.

Despite being septic and sick much of the time, she made incredible recoveries.

“The doctors were always amazed,” her daughter, Kelley Rizk says. “They would say, ‘This lady must be somebody special.’ As much as they could do clinically for her, they had to look at her will – the human side of her healing,” she adds.

Turn of EventsIn July, 2000, Mrs. Rizk rushed to Cleveland Clinic. Her lungs had failed from episodes of acute respiratory distress. Her kidneys weren’t functioning properly. She had two tracheal esophageal (TE) fistulas, holes that had formed between her trachea and her esophagus that prevented her from eating normally, and which made simple care very risky, according to Thomas Gildea, M.D., in the department of Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care Medicine.

“Cleveland Clinic saved her life. They turned her around,” Kelley says.

Mrs. Rizk’s husband and children visited regularly. Her daughters and sons alternated nights staying in the hospital room with her and Kelley quit her job as an engineer to be with her mother full-time.

“Cleveland Clinic was our address, our home address, for a long time,” Kelley says.

Dialysis technicians, nurses in the medical inten-sive care unit (MICU), physical and respiratory therapists, vascular surgeons, infectious disease clinicians such as Susan Rehm, M.D., and many more did the job, according to Alejan-dro Arroliga, M.D., in the department of Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care Medicine.

Laurice Rizk, a long-time patient at Cleveland Clinic demonstrated her strong spirit with the red lipstick she regularly wore during her year-long hospital stay.

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Immunological disorders are among the most myste-rious, devastating diseases that perplex and challenge researchers today. With an understanding of the need for thoughtful, engaged study by dedicated experts, The Richard J. Fasenmyer Foundation recently designated a $5 million gift to establish The Richard J. Fasenmyer Center for Clinical Immunology at Cleveland Clinic.

The center is expanding Cleveland Clinic’s commitment to the investigation of immunological diseases such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C and vascular inflammatory disease (vasculitis). Unlocking the mechanisms of these diseases to find better therapies is one part of its mission. Another is to educate other researchers and attract young tal-ented doctors to continue this work of medical and social responsibility in years to come.

Establishing the CenterIn 1999, the Fasenmyer Foundation laid the cornerstone for the new center with a gift of $1.5 million that established the R.J. Fasenmyer Chair in Clinical Immunology. The current chair, Leonard H. Calabrese, D.O., Vice Chairman, Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases, knew Richard J. Fasenmyer for years before his passing in December 2002.

“Richard J. Fasenmyer was a visionary who was dedi-cated to advancing the areas of HIV and other chronic and globally formidable diseases. He recognized the impor-tance of time that is needed for intellectual pursuits,” says Dr. Calabrese.

Tangible ResultsWith this support, he says he and his team are making significant progress in research and academic outlook while pursuing a grander plan to create a network with other physicians.

“It has helped us further patient care, enhance research and promote teaching, while raising awareness in the pub-lic at large,” he says.

“In just the last few months, we have created an HIV fellowship to encourage physicians to study and dedicate their careers to immunological research. We’ve estab-lished an annual lectureship and have formed partner-ships between the center and other agencies, such as the AIDS Taskforce and the Free Clinic.”

Richard J. Fasenmyer was a Cleveland-area industrialist known not only as a brilliant businessman, but also as a man who was kind-hearted and generous. He founded RJF International Corporation, a world leader in the manufac-ture and distribution of interior wall coverings, industrial matting products, and specialty films. Medicine, particu-larly the field of immune-deficiency diseases, was one of Mr. Fasenmyer’s many and diverse philanthropic interests.

“Richard J. Fasenmyer was a visionary

who was dedicated to advancing the areas

of HIV and other chronic and globally

formidable diseases. He recognized the

importance of time that is needed for

intellectual pursuits.”

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– Leonard H. Calabrese, D.O., Vice Chairman, Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases

Fighting the Good FightRichard J. Fasenmyer Foundation Arms Immunological Researchers

2005 ANNUAL REPORTCatalyst

TODAY ’S INNOVATIONS TOMORROW ’S HE ALTHCARE“C amp a i g n f o r C l e v e l an d C l i n i c

Dear Friends,

Thanks to supporters like you, 2005 was another record-breaking year for Cleveland Clinic philanthropy. Donations exceeded $149 million, creating exciting new opportunities in patient care, research and edu-cation and benefiting our community.

Since our early years, giving has fueled Cleveland Clinic’s mission as a not-for-profit academic med-ical center, providing us with the tools, equipment and facilities to work at the leading edge of medical innovation to ensure world-class care for every life.

Two projects under way are evidence of philanthropy’s impact on our mission. The Arnold and Sydell Miller Family Pavilion, made possible by Sydell Miller and her family, will serve as our new main entrance and the gateway to our health and wellness programs. A cornerstone of future growth, the Miller Family Pavilion will house the Heart and Vascular Institute, increasing our capacity by nearly 50 percent when it opens in 2008.

Another facility under construction will accommodate the Glickman Urological Institute and other programs. Like the Miller Family Pavilion, this facility will feature advanced technology and unique patient amenities.

Your support of Cleveland Clinic also strengthens surrounding communities. We provide in excess of $350 million in benefits, including uncompensated and charity care, to the community. But our reach extends beyond basic care. In 2005, we committed $10 million to Cleveland schools, launched a Science Internship Program to pair students with Cleveland Clinic researchers, and continued to expand our health screening and outreach programs, among other community-focused endeavors.

This record-breaking year has allowed us to expand the Heart and Vascular Institute and Glickman facility campaigns into an unprecedented $1.25 billion comprehensive public campaign. This campaign, Today’s Innovations, Tomorrow’s Healthcare, focuses on enhancing world-class patient care, research and education, while allowing us to continue expanding to serve greater numbers of patients. Led by more than 800 volunteers, the campaign will empower innovation and carry Cleveland Clinic into a new era of achievement. I invite you to learn more about the campaign by visiting clevelandclinic.org/giving.

Thank you for supporting Cleveland Clinic’s healthcare excellence.

Sincerely,

Robert E. Rich, Jr.

CHAIRMAN, DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEECLEVELAND CLINIC BOARD OF TRUSTEES


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Total: $149,399,839Includes signed and verified estate plans.

CORPORATIONS

($17,314,586)

FAMILY AND FRIENDS

($105,178,334)

Growing GenerosityOur friends and champions, including individuals,

corporations and foundations, contributed $149.4

million in new gifts and pledges to Cleveland

Clinic in 2005, breaking the record for total

giving for the fourth consecutive year.

3 YEAR ATTAINMENT / NEW GIFTS AND PLEDGESIncludes signed and verified estate plans.

$200,000,000

150,000,000

100,000,000

50,000,000

25,000,000

0

PHILANTHROPY HIGHLIGHTS 2005 Cleveland Clinic FoundationCleveland Clinic friends and supporters are principal partners in enhancing patient care and achieving ever greater medical advancements. Individual friends, corporations and foundations together form the linchpin that supports our patient-focused endeavors.In 2005, philanthropic giving increased, a testament to our supporters’ humanitarianism and generosity.

AND ASSOCIATIONS

($26,906,919)

FOUNDATIONS

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2005 New Gifts and PledgesBig-hearted Cleveland Clinic supporters including

individuals, corporations and foundations increased

their philanthropy in 2005.

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03

20

04

20

05

20

02

20

01

$16,000,000

12,000,000

9,000,000

6,000,000

3,000,000

0

20

03

20

04

20

05

PLANNED GIVING ATTAINMENT

$70,000,000

56,000,000

42,000,000

28,000,000

14,000,000

0

20

04

20

05

Includes realized estate gif ts, life-income gif ts, testamentary pledges

and bequest quantifications.

Total long-term pool: $1,261,698,0002005 return: 6.0% Number of managers: 10

INVESTING IN THE FUTURE Investing in the FutureCleveland Clinic has structured its long-term

investment portfolio to mitigate risk. The carefully

managed portfolio is diversified in terms of asset

allocation and investment exposure.

Planned GivingThe future of exemplary medicine at Cleveland

Clinic has been safeguarded with planned gifts

– which increased significantly in 2005. The

PYRAMID Legacy Society, recognizing those

who have remembered Cleveland Clinic in their

estate or financial plans, added more than 100

new members in 2005, with total membership

surpassing 950.

Annual GivingAnother watershed year earmarks the

generosity and goodwill of those who made

yearly contributions in 2005. Annual gifts

peaked at $14.3 million, surpassing the

last two years.

EQUITY

49%

FIXED INCOME

32%

CASH

19%

ANNUAL GIVING ATTAINMENT


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Distinguished FellowsCLEVELAND CLINIC

The Distinguished Fellows honor is bestowed upon select individuals who have made extraordinary contributions of service and resources to further the mission of Cleveland Clinic.

Since the award was created in 1971, the following individuals have been honored for their exemplary dedication to Cleveland Clinic.

Donald M. Alstadt

Earl E. Bakken, Ph.D.

Fred L. Ball*

Joseph E. Brown*

Melvin H. Burkhardt

Jerome B. Burkons*

Lee Burkons

F. Joseph Callahan

E. Mandell de Windt

John D. Drinko

Benjamin F. Fiery*

Raymond C. Firestone*

Shirley A. Foote

T. Keith Glennan*

Carl D. and Babs Glickman

Harry Goldblatt*

Helen C. Halle*

Walter M. Halle*

Kenneth G. Herrick*

Arthur S. Holden, Jr.

Lois U. Horvitz

James A. Hughes

Dr.* and Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs

E. Bradley Jones

Frank E. Joseph, Sr.*

George M.* and Linda Kaufman

Virginia L. Kennedy

John* and Margaret Krupa

Fred A. Lennon*

Alfred* and Norma Lerner

William E. MacDonald

John R. Mannix*

Harry T. Marks*

Albert E. Maroone

George E. Merrifield*

E. Tom Meyer*

Samuel H. Miller

David T. Morgenthaler

F. J. O’Neill*

Nancy O’Neill*

Raymond A. Parker*

Herbert T. Randall*

Robert N. Reinberger

William C. Reinberger

Hassib J. Sabbagh

Ralph E. Schey

John Sherwin, Sr.*

Walter S. Sparling*

Louis Stokes

James P. Storer

Vernon Stouffer*

Ralph A. Straffon, M.D.*

Clarence M. Taylor*

C. Carlisle Tippit*

Robert J. Tomsich

Thomas V.H. Vail

U.A. Whitaker*

* deceased

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Robert E. Rich, Jr., Chair

Patrick V. Auletta

Flora M. Cafaro

William E. Conway

William R. Cosgrove

Gay Gilanyi, Ed.D.

Joseph T. Gorman

Patrick F. McCartan, Esq.

Robert F. Meyerson

William C. Mulligan

Ronald J. Ross, M.D., F.A.C.R.

Bill R. Sanford

Joseph M. Scaminace

Jack C. Shewmaker

Brian J. Taussig

Robert J. Tomsich

Thomas V. H. Vail

Warren T. Wamberg

Board of Trustees’ Development CommitteeCLEVELAND CLINIC

The Cleveland Clinic Board of Trustees’ Development Committee oversees charitable giving and special philanthropic projects and assists in increasing the corpus of the institution’s endowment. Its members are integral components of Cleveland Clinic’s efforts to expand and develop its patient care, research and education programs.


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Brain Tumor Institute Leadership BoardPat AveniVince AveniGene Barnett, M.D., Physician ChairMelvin BurkhardtJohn ColinaNancy ColinaMartin DrozdowiczNorma Lerner, Honorary Co-ChairLucius B. McKelvey, ChairJohn Telich, Sr.Cindy TrotterLarry TrotterKaren Wilson

Children’s Hospital Leadership BoardNora BolandRichard J. Boland, Jr., Ph.D.Stephen BrownSteven CalabreseTimothy J. CallahanVictor DiGeronimo, Sr.Umberto Fedeli, Jr.Frederick P. FloydMarcia FloydHoward W. “Hoby” Hanna, IVWilliam A. HuntRobert J. KaneJohn D. LeechLori A. LeonardDavid Wolfe Leopold, Esq.Michael Levine, M.D., Physician ChairJames B. MorganRuth E. MorganDana S. MorinoMorton R. NovemberAnthony M. Panzica, ChairCathy B. Panzica, Esq.Carmen A. PolicyRonald A. RiceSteven M. RossRobert M. SerpentiniMark Stefanski

Leadership BoardsCLEVELAND CLINIC

Cleveland Clinic Foundation’s Leadership Boards were created in 2002 to further advance fundraising efforts, research and education, visibility and reputation and world-class patient care. Members of these prestigious commissions, as advocates of specifi c initiatives, assist Cleveland Clinic in fulfi lling its mission by providing powerful, seasoned guidance and expertise. Cleveland Clinic is grateful for the considerable talents, expertise and valuable time they have committed to securing the future of Cleveland Clinic.

Digestive Disease Center Leadership BoardPatrick AulettaPier BorraWilliam R. BraddockVincent CampanellaJohn R. CochranEdward DeBartolo, Jr., Honorary ChairWayne EmbryRoss FarroVictor Fazio, M.D., Physician ChairmanUmberto Fedeli, Jr.Donald W. FlemingHarendra S. Gandhi, Ph.D.H. Gregory GoodmanLawrence HabermanJohn R. HallChristopher HarringtonStephanie HarringtonA. Reed HayesE. Bradley JonesRobert KannerDonald KliseGeorge KochBernie Kosar, Honorary ChairAlan KrauseKaren KrauseJanice LaGasseMark LevinShiraz LaljiGail McCready, ChairArthur McCullough, Physician ChairMaria Miller Anthony MuscaGuy Naccarato James NealPaul OffuttGary RestaniJay SchottensteinJan SevcikJoseph ShafranJoseph ShakaloDavid ShowersJanice StonemanMartin StonemanFrank Sullivan, Vice Chair

Kenneth TaylorRay TravagliniSanford Weiss, M.D.Paul Yared

Cleveland Clinic Florida, Naples Leadership BoardThomas F. BadciongThomas R. BeckerFay R. Biles, Ph.D.Arthur BlackburnMyrle BlackburnRichard F. BolenCarol B. BoykinStephen R. Brown, M.D.Melvin H. BurkhardtBarbara R. CallahanF. Joseph CallahanWard C. CaseJohn C. DannemillerJean DannemillerThibault de Saint PhalleEllen A. FeuerRobert W. GillespieRep. J. Dudley GoodletteS. Albert Hanser, ChairAnn L.M. HarrisDonald F. HastingsWilliam A. Hawk, M.D.Harold L. HendersonJoAnn W. HendersonFrederick C. HertelL. Walter HoustonWilliam S. Kiser, Jr., M.D.Richard L. KlaasJ. Kent Manley, Jr.James P. McCreadyGail J. McCreadyRobert F. MeyersonJosephine A. MorseFrank E. MosierCarl M. PittmanDavid L. RingwaltAndrew J. SaluanDonna L. SchwabJerry A. SchwabLynda Hare ScribanteJoseph H. Thomas

Susan H. WattsJacqueline F. WoodsDonald J. YorkRobert Zehr, M.D., Physician Chair

Cleveland Clinic Florida, Weston Leadership BoardBeverly AllenWilliam AllenLinda BenjaminRoger BenjaminRobert S. BernsteinValerie BlairWatson BlairGeorge CaseyLinda CaseyAdele CherryHerbert J. CherryKatherine EgglestonThomas EgglestonStephen Feinberg, M.D.Phyllis FeinbergIra Gelb, M.D.June GelbBea GhattasMichel GhattasHoward Graman, M.D., Physician ChairPaul D. HansonEdythe C. HarrisonMarti HuizengaWayne Huizenga, Sr.Ann JonesE. Bradley JonesFlorence KeeselyJohn R. KelleyJulia KelleyFay KlineRichard KlineMargaret KrupaElaine Krupnick, Esq.Jon KrupnickMary Ann KullRichard KullVera KunnathWilliam KunnathColleen Lance

John LanceJenny LeaJohn LeaAlbert MarooneKatherine MarooneCharles MarquseeHelga MarquseeCarlyn F. MayerLothar MayerAnn Marie MoonHarry Moon, M.D., ChairBill ReadIrmgard ReadBeth SimigranKenneth SimigranFrances TaheriZ. Edin Taheri, M.D.Cindy TrotterLarry TrotterMarion WellsDenise ZimmermanJordan Zimmerman

Glickman Urological Institute Leadership BoardWarren AndersonGerald BertonDiane BienesMichael BienesChristopher CarleyRichard F. CoyneThomas DavidsonCharles EmrickIrving FineBarbara GlickmanCarl Glickman, ChairMryl HairfieldCarol HallGraham HallRobert Halmi, Sr. Scott HamiltonShattuck Hartwell, Jr., M.D. Gordon HeffernPeter HellmanJerry JarrettJoseph KanterEarl KendrickWilliam S. Kiser, Jr., M.D.

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*deceased

Sam Klein Jeremiah LambertJohn LatshawDavid LevisMilton MaltzSamuel Miller Donald MorrisonMichael P. MorrisonJose Habi NigrinMaria Habi NigrinAndrew Novick, M.D., Physician ChairJerry PatrickJohn PayiavlasCarmen A. PolicyRichard RothWilliam ScalaJohn SchmittAlice SchmittWoodie SmithMarko SonnenbergLorene Gates SpearsVirginia StewartRon WeinbergJoseph N. WilliamsJohn Witmer

Heart and Vascular Institute International Leadership CommisionBeverly AllenNewton D. AllenRichard E. AllenLord Michael A. AshcroftJames M. BiggarNicholas J. BourasJohn W. BrownRosemary K. BrownJerry J. BurgdoerferBruce A. BuzilF. Joseph CallahanJohn J. CarneyLonzo ColemanWilliam R. CosgroveThomas M. CoughlinDavid B. Deioma, Esq.Jose M. de LasaChristopher F. DevineDavid S. DickensonFrances F. DickensonLewis W. DickeySenator Robert J. DoleAbraham DranetzRobert P. Duvin, Esq.Rudolph Ederstadt, Jr.Theodora A. EberstadtMichael H. FeuerShirley A. FooteCharles D. FowlerCharlotte A. FowlerJohn E. Gallagher, Sr.Hon. Bruce S. GelbAllan F. GoldbergLarry P. Goldberg, Esq. Terry GoldbergJoseph T. GormanJohn GreeningNorman C. Harbert

Stephen R. HardisJohn L. Hendry, IIIRose Marie HendryJames Berry HillMareb V. HokeJames H. Howren, Sr.Nancy R. HowrenTrevor O. JonesJerry D. JordanGus KarosLinda H. KaufmanJames D. KeverLarry King, Jr.John D. KochC. John KronbergJeanne L. LaRoseThomas A. LaRoseKarl G. LarsonMadeleine M. LarsonDouglas M. LibbyGarrison duPont LickleBruce Lytle, M.D., Physician Co-ChairWilliam P. Madar, Jr.John D. MarschPatrick F. McCartan, Esq.Ann Welsh McNultySamuel H. MillerA. Malachi Mixon, IIIJames P. MooneyMario MorinoRichard S. MorrisonKelly MulroyMichael J. MulroyFrederick R. Nance, Esq.Jacquelyn G. Jones Nance, Esq.Steven E. Nissen, M.D., Physician Co-ChairKenneth Ouriel, M.D.Stanley C. PaceDeryck A. Palmer, Esq.Raymond P. ParkThomas A. Piraino, Jr.Abe PollinLarry PollockB. Michael Rauh, Esq.Mehdi Razavi, M.D.Robert E. Rich, Jr.Jay E. RicksRobert R. RismanRonald J. Ross, M.D., F.A.C.R.Eric SamsonBill R. SanfordJoseph M. ScaminaceJane SeidmanLee G. SeidmanNicholas Smedira, M.D.Lee Southard, Ph.D.William SternRobert J. Tomsich, ChairJames R. TrawickThomas Wamberg, Jr. Michael A. WeissZev WeissLoyal W. WilsonRalph C. Wilson, Jr.John O. WynneJames B. Young, M.D.

Neurosciences Leadership BoardEdmund BailysJanyce V. BailysEdward F. BellDr. Glenn R. BrownDr. Jeanette Grasselli BrownGary ChastvenWinnie ChastvenMary R. DrackettWilliam H. DrackettBrigitte EbnerPeter EbnerJoseph F. Hahn, M.D.Ann N. JacobsonWilliam P. Madar, Jr.Jon Merrill, M.D.Pramod K. MittalMichael T. Modic, M.D.Alan NickmanBarret OttMaureen L. OttBrian J. RatnerRichard Rudick, M.D., Physician ChairBruce D. Trapp, Ph.D.John H. Yerian, Jr.

Special AdvisorsJeffrey C. MartinRalph E. Schey

Partnership for Families Leadership BoardMichael AxnerMindi AxnerMarshall BarronDonald BullockWilliam ButlerMelissa ButlerBrett DaberkoKathleen DaberkoJeffrey DaviesKaren DaviesDarlene DuvinDeborah DuvinMarc DuvinDr. Laura GillespieJames Goldfarb, M.D., Physician ChairRonda GoldfarbRosette HaimBradley HelfmanJill HelfmanKen HorsburghJeffrey JacobsLynda JacobsCatherine KilbaneJean KingNancy Lerner Fisher, Esq.David LevineLisa LevineAnna MadoniaWilliam MadoniaDr. Michael MartinezBarbara (Jean) McGinnisConrad MetzRonald MicchiaSandra Micchia

Marci MosesMichael MosesAnthony PayiavlasTina PayiavlasDr. Steven RosenblattRochelle RothDonald ScherzerToni ScherzerEric SchreibmanBruce SchwartzMargaret SingermanSandra StewartFrederick StueberBetsy StueberCarol SzczepanikPeggy SzpaturaJune TaylorMoira UtianWulf UtianMichael WiseKaren Wise

Taussig Cancer Center Leadership BoardBarbara A. AmsdellBarry L. AmsdellLoretta AmsdellRobert J. AmsdellPat AveniVincent Aveni, ChairMalvin BankJack J. BelcherRonald Bukowski, M.D., Physician ChairPamela deWindt BurkeCharles BushThomas CallaghanMargaret CallinanEleanor CliftGeorge Crile*John J. CsurillaRobert J. DiGeronimoLee FisherAlbert GellerNorma GellerPatricia GlickmanScott Hamilton, Honorary ChairStephen HardisSondra HardisCarl E. HirschSteve LindeckeBob LintzKaren LintzCarol MachaskeeSusan Markham LyneMarilyn McGrathLucius McKelveyMaria MillerSam MillerRichard MoodieFrederick R. Nance, Esq.Jacquelyn G. Jones Nance, Esq.Katherine OwensTommy OwensFran PorterFrank PorterDerek Raghavan, M.D., Ph.D., Physician ChairBrian Taussig

Diana TaussigCindy TrotterLarry TrotterRose P. VinySteven M. VinyEmily WeltyJerry WeltyJudge George W. WhiteScott ZeilingerChris Zito

Women’s Health Leadership BoardWendy Belich-HaughTerri BellDr. Janet BlanchardJodi BondaFran BrodaDr. Jenny Grasselli BrownMargie CachatJudy CernePatti ChobyJoanne ClarkJoseph Crowe, M.D., Physician ChairAnita DloniakHolly FazioLinda FelderMadelyn FosterMargaret FrancisSusan FriedmanLynda GillinovDr. Patricia GrayMarietta GuillaBarbara GutmannBernadine Healy, M.D., Honorary ChairMary Rita ImmorminoShannon B. JohnsonLouann KozakElayne KwaitNancy LakeMarjorie LaksSusan LoessinChristine MastandreaMarjorie MooreLindsay MorgenthalerJan Murray, Esq.Jacquelyn Jones Nance, Esq.Kathleen A. Obert, APRFlo PollackShirley PriceDonna M. Richardson, Co-ChairAlice Rim, M.D., Physician ChairConnie RossCarol SantaluciaCindy SchneiderClare ShawCharna Sherman, Esq.Sherry SimonKaren SweeneyHolly Thacker, M.D., Physician ChairCindy Trotter, Co-ChairJoan VenaleckDoris WarrenTammy Westerman


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*deceased

King Khalid Abdul Aziz Al Saud*Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. AllenSheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al-ThaniAmerican Greetings CorporationMr. and Mrs. Clifford L. AnthonyAT&T OhioAVI Foodsystems, Inc.Avon FoundationDr. and Mrs. Earl E. BakkenC.R. Bard, Inc.Jack J. BelcherMr. and Mrs. Michael S. BienesMr. and Mrs. James M. Biggar (T)Biogen IdecJan Bleeksma*Mr. and Mrs. William R. BraddockMr. and Mrs. Edward B. Brandon (T)Jeanette Grasselli Brown, DSc. (T)Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. BuckleyMelvin H. BurkhardtRose Ella Burkhardt*Rose Ella Burkhardt TrustMr.* and Mrs. Jerome B. BurkonsMr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Callahan (T)The Callahan FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. CaporellaMr. and Mrs. Nick CaporellaMr. Robert CaporellaE. Bruce and Virginia ChaneyThe Cleveland FoundationMr. Jeffrey A. Cole (T)Cole National CorporationMr. and Mrs. William E. Conway (T)Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cosgrove (T)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Coughlin

Lifetime Giving1921 SOCIETY

On February 5, 1921, Cleveland Clinic Foundation was incorporated as a not-for-profi t organization dedicated to cooperative diagnosis and treatment, the advancement of medical science, and the education of young physicians. Cleveland Clinic is deeply grateful to the following members of the distinguished 1921 Society, whose cumulative giving totals $1 million or more.

Mildred DanchJack M. and Eleanor A. DavianPaul* and Carol DavidDorothy Davis*Ms. Nancy DavisThe Nancy Davis Foundation for Multiple SclerosisFlorence De La Franier*Mr. and Mrs. E. Mandell de Windt, Sr. (T)Mr.* and Mrs.* Edward J. DeBartolo, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr. and FamilyDeBartolo Holdings LLCThe DeBartolo CorporationMr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. DetwilerDialysis Associates of Greater ClevelandFrances F. and David S. Dickenson IIDiGeronimo CompaniesRussell A. Donald, M.D.* (A)Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. DuvinEaton CorporationEthicon Endo-SurgeryRichard J. Fasenmyer*Richard J. Fasenmyer FoundationMr. and Mrs. John J. FerchillMr. and Mrs. Irving B. FineMr.* and Mrs.* Raymond FirestoneForest City Charitable Foundation, Inc.General Motors CorporationMr. and Mrs. Carl GlickmanThe Jack and Esther Goldberg FoundationMrs. Winifred H. GrayMr. Richard H. GreenfieldThomas and Judith Fay GruberMr. and Mrs. Willard HackermanMr. Robert Halmi, Sr.D.A. Hamel Family Charitable Trust, Inc.Mr. and Mrs.* Dana A. HamelMr. and Mrs. Scott Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Norman HarbertSondra and Stephen R. (T) HardisNancy and Ron HarringtonDr. and Mrs. William A. Hawk (A)H.C.S. FoundationKenneth G. Herrick*The Hirsch FamilyThe Orris C. & Beatrice D. Hirtzel Memorial FoundationMareb V. HokeMr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Holden, Jr. (T)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HolmesPaul H.* and Berdein S.* HolsingThe Hood/Meyerson FoundationLois U. HorvitzLois U. Horvitz FoundationMr. and Mrs. Wayne HuizengaICI Pharmaceuticals GroupInvacare CorporationDr.* and Mrs. Joseph J. JacobsMr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Jarrett (T)Mrs. Martha Holden Jennings*Martha Holden Jennings FoundationMr. and Mrs. Trevor JonesMr. John (Jack) J. Kahl, Jr.Mr. Gus P. KarosKaufman Americana FoundationMrs. George M. KaufmanMrs. Florence KeeselyMr. and Mrs. Earl G. Kendrick, Jr.Virginia Lois KennedyKey FoundationJayne and Sam KleinMr. and Mrs. Art KobackerMary M. Kohankie*Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. KrauseThe Kresge FoundationKrupa Charitable FoundationMr.* and Mrs. John Krupa

William and Vera KunnathMr. and Mrs. Robert W. LambornMr. John LatshawMr. and Mrs. Daniel LeeDaniel & Karen Lee Family FoundationMr. Fred A. Lennon*Fred A. Lennon Charitable TrustFred A. Lennon FoundationMrs. Norma Lerner (T)The Lerner FoundationLord Foundation of OhioFremont* and Daretheann* MacumberMaynard Madden*Sheik Khalid bin MahfouzMr. and Mrs. Milton MaltzMaltz Family Foundation of the Jewish Community FederationThe Mareb Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. MarooneMaroone Family FoundationThe MBNA FoundationMr. and Mrs. James P. McCreadyMr. and Mrs. Gerald C. McDonoughMr. Lucius B. McKelveyHelen M. McLoraine*Col. Thomas C. McNealMr.* and Mrs. E. Tom MeyerMr. Robert F. Meyerson (T)Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Miller (T)Samuel H. and Maria Miller FoundationMrs. Sydell L. Miller, Lauren and Steven Spilman, and Stacie and Jeffrey HalpernMr. and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon, III (T)Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. ModellCharles* & Loraine* MooreMr. and Mrs. David T. Morgenthaler (T)

MPI, Inc.John P. Murphy FoundationNational Beverage CorporationNational CityMr. H. Duane Nelson*Mort and Iris NovemberOak Associates, LTDJim and Vanita OelschlagerOlympus America IncorporatedMrs. F.J. O’Neill*Ortho Biotech, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. PacePark CorporationMrs. Roseann ParkParker Hannifin CorporationMr. and Mrs. Anthony PayiavlasKathy and Jim PenderPfizer, Inc.The Pioneer FundThe Plain Dealer Publishing CompanyIrene and Abe PollinJulia and Larry PollockElisabeth Severance Prentiss FoundationJane A. Prijatel*Mrs. Jack D. ProstRosella M. PuskasR. T. FoundationMr. and Mrs. Albert B. RatnerThe Reinberger FoundationMr. Robert N. ReinbergerWilliam C. ReinbergerDr. and Mrs. Victor E. ReppMr. Joseph B. Richey II (T)Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. RismanWilliam B. Risman and Mrs. Marion RismanRJF International CorporationGeorge W. Roberts*The Leighton A. Rosenthal Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross (T)

*deceased, (A) alumni, (C) emeritus, retired and active Cleveland Clinic staff and employees, (T) trustee

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RPM International, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank RudyMr. and Mrs. James SalahMr. and Mrs. Eric SamsonMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Schey (T)Fred and Klara SchmittBarbara and Robert SchoenfeldMr. and Mrs. Lee G. SeidmanThe Sherwick Fund of The Cleveland FoundationMs. Heather Sherwin

GEORGE W. CRILE, SR., M.D., SOCIETY

Dr. George W. Crile, Sr., served as the fi rst president of Cleveland Clinic Foundation. We thank the following individuals, whose cumulative giving totals $500,000-$999,999,for their generous support of Cleveland Clinic.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sherwin, Jr. (T)Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Shewmaker (T)Eleanor A. Smith*The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith FoundationMr. Charles E. SpahrWillard D. Steck, M.D.The Steris FoundationGeorge B. Storer Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James P. Storer (T)

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sullivan, Sr. (T)Taussig Family Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Brian J. Taussig (T)Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. TaussigMr. and Mrs. Robert M. ThompsonThompson FoundationThe Timken Foundation of CantonMr. and Mrs. Ward J. Timken

Mr.* and Mrs. C. Carlisle TippitMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Tomsich (T)Mr.* and Mrs. Howard W. TreveyTRW FoundationTRW Inc.Hal and Ronna UhrmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. H. Vail (T)Mr. Dominic A. VisconsiMr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Whaley

The Whitaker FoundationThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyKaren WilsonRalph C. Wilson, Jr. (T)The Ralph C. Wilson FoundationAmbassador Milton A. Wolf, Ph.D.* (T) and Mrs. Rosyln Wolf*Mr. Stanley S. ZielonyJames Zito*


21st Century Oncology, Inc.Abbott LaboratoriesDoris W. Alburn*Betty M. Ambrose*David L. Barrett, M.D.*Mrs. Keith S. BensonMrs. Patricia L. BrundigeMr. and Mrs. Niel A. BuckleyWilliam M. Cafaro*Mr. Vincent CampanellaThe Charter One FoundationGerald A. and Martine V. ConwayCook IncorporatedMichael J. CudahyEleanor Naylor Dana Charitable TrustDale and Olive Mae DibbleConnie P. Dickson*Drs. Paul M. (A) and Renate DuchesneauEdwards Lifesciences CorporationMr. Nicholas Fatica

Firestone FoundationMr. David J. Gagat*Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gallagher Sr.Ellen Garretson-WadeHon. Bruce S. GelbLawrence M. Gelb Foundation, Inc.GlaxoSmithKline Mr. Allan F. GoldbergMr. Larry P. GoldbergErnst and Toni GollinMr. and Mrs.* Clyde M. HauslerMrs. Virginia M. HornerHuizenga Family FoundationThe Invacare FoundationMr. and Mrs. Norman E. JacksonMr.* and Mrs. Charles R. JelmThe Jewish Community Federation of ClevelandJones Day FoundationE. Bradley (T) and Ann J. Jones

Sheikh Saleh A. KamelMr. Thomas R. KayKey BankDr. and Mrs. William S. Kiser (A)Henry J. Kohankie*The Krause Family FoundationAlice R. KruseKulas FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel LewisThe Jack N. and Lilyan Mandel FoundationThe McCready Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert D. McNeilMetro Machine CorporationMrs. Erika MeyerThe Samuel H. Miller Family Fund, Inc.A. Malachi Mixon, III and Barbara Mixon Private Foundation, Inc.Marge and Dan Moore (T)

Helen A. Moran*Mr. and Mrs. Mario Morino (T)Oliver A. and Joyce D. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Roger A. Murray IILucia S. NashCaroline OlesickFrank H. Porter*Mr. and Mrs. William D. ReadHelen Ross & Ronald Ross Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Walter RossboroughHassib J. Sabbagh (T)Ralph and Luci Schey FoundationJayne & Lee Seidman Philanthropic FundDr. and Mrs. Daniel J. ShapiroMr.* and Mrs.* John Sherwin, Sr.John and LaVerne Short FundLeona L. Siller TrustMrs. Catherine M. Sitko

Edith H. Smith*Mrs. Eunice B. SmithGwendolyn and Donald B. ThrasherLouise B. Timken*C.C. and M.M. Tippit Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Laurence TrotterUnited States Surgical CorporationUnited Way ServicesJames J. and Jane C. VitouMr. Thomas B. Walder*Mr.* and Mrs. Robert I. Woodward


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Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.Lola Altman*American Medical Systems, Inc.Ameritech Ohio FoundationLord and Lady Michael A. Ashcroft (T)AstraZeneca LPAT&T FundMr. John BairdRoger E. BirkBorra Family FoundationPier and Renee BorraBP America, Inc.Frank D. Bradley*The Brandon Family FoundationBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyMr. and Mrs. Eli BroadEli and Edythe L. Broad Foundation for IBDMuriel S. ButkinBruce and Joan CarpE. Bruce and Virginia Chaney FundChester County Community FoundationChildren’s Cancer Caring CenterMr. Charles B. ClarkMr. Kenneth I. ClevelandMr.* and Mrs.* Mark S. ConserCordis CorporationW. R. Cosgrove Family Charitable FundWilliam E. and Gloria P. Dean, Jr.Dickenson and AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Nate DolinTerrance K. DonleyMary & Wallace DuncanEaton Charitable FundFannie Lew Eiler*Eli Lilly & CompanyErnst & Young, LLPBob and Jewell Evans Foundation, Inc.Bob Evans Farms, Inc.Raymond F. and Elizabeth W. Evans Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert L. EvansAmy Young Evers TrustMr. and Mrs. Umberto P. Fedeli, Jr. (T)

The Scott Fetzer CompanyMr. and Mrs. Michael FeuerFirstEnergy FoundationSamuel H. FlemingSamuel H. Fleming Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Frederick P. FloydDoris A. Flynn*Howard and Marjorie K. FoslerMr. and Mrs. Samuel J. FrankinoSamuel J. and Connie M. Frankino Charitable FoundationThe GAR FoundationMr. and Mrs. William H. GardinerMr. Guilford GlazerMrs. Frances Fields GordonMr. and Mrs. Gerald H. GordonMs. Diane F. GreubelHenry H. Guenther*Horace I. Gwilym*Mr. Myrl L. HairfieldMr. Charles F. HanlineMrs. Laurina M. HarperDr. and Mrs. Shattuck W. Hartwell, Jr.Mrs. Josephine HaywoodHelp Heal Our TummiesMr.* and Mrs. Edmund HennellyCharles E. Henry, Ph.D.Mr. Carl E. HirschMrs. J. Howard HolanThe Hostetler FoundationMr. Walton L. HowesHoward Hughes Medical InstituteMr. and Mrs. Wayne Huizenga Jr.Norman and Caroline Jackson Philanthropic FundJochum-Moll FoundationRobert Wood Johnson FoundationMr. and Mrs. Tom W. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Robert H. KannerW. M. Keck FoundationGiuliana C. and John D. Koch FoundationMr. and Mrs. Irving Konigsberg

Jon and Elaine KrupnickMr. and Mrs. Richard KullMr. and Mrs. John M. LanceJosephine S. Leiser Foundation, Inc.Mr. Mark M. LevinHelen and Joseph Lewis FundThe Lincoln Electric FoundationRuth L. Lindner*Mae F. Lipschutz*Drs. Bernadine P. Healy (A) and Floyd D. Loop (A)The Thomas Lord Charitable TrustLord CorporationThe Lubrizol FoundationMr. and Mrs. Albert L. LuceMr. and Mrs. William E. MacDonald III (T)The Maude F. Majerick Fund of The Cleveland FoundationMrs. Phyllis Fatica MancinoMr. John Manley Jr.Mrs. Samuel M. MannMr. and Mrs.* D. Harry MarksteinMr. and Mrs. Vincent G. Marotta, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. MarquseeLillian & Thomas Mastin FoundationCharles and Mary Lee MayRudd M. Mayer*Mark MaynardMr. and Mrs. Warren E. McHaleThe Robert and Jennifer McNeil FundMedtronic, Inc.Medtronic Sofamor DanekDr.* and Mrs.* Lewis J. MinorMJH FoundationMr. and Mrs. James B. MorganMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MorrisonWilliam Curtis Morton, Maud Morton, & Kathleen Morton Fund of The Cleveland FoundationThe Mt. Sinai Health Care FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael J. MulroyMultiple Sclerosis Women’s Committee

National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.National Parkinson Foundation, Inc.Mr.* and Mrs. Sanford B. NollNordson Corporation FoundationNovartis Pharmaceuticals CorporationJohn J. O’Brien*The OfficeMax Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Paul OffuttCarol J. OlsonPAH FoundationParke-DavisParker Hannifin FoundationLes PaulHughes and Sheila Potiker Family FoundationSheila and Hughes PotikerArgil* and Agnes* PreeceMr.* and Mrs. William H. Price IILoretta M. Pritchard*PTS FoundationRainbow FundMr. Bernard E. RandAudrey G. Ratner Philanthropic FundLeonard, Lillian, Faye & Albert B. Ratner Philanthropic FundDoris E. Rhodes*Robert R. RhodesRichey Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. David RipkaMr. and Mrs. John H. RobertsMr.* and Mrs.* Leighton A. RosenthalThe Samuel Rosenthal FoundationGloria W. RuddySamuel & May Rudin Foundation, Inc.Sage FoundationBill R. Sanford (T)Sanofi-SynthelaboMr.* and Mrs. Helen S. SatulloMr. Richard C. SchanfarberVirginia L. SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Scovil (T)Geraldine Sedej*The Sherwin-Williams Company

Shewmaker Family Limited PartnershipDr. and Mrs. George ShoemakerVincent K. Smith*Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lee SpatzSquire, Sanders & Dempsey, LLPSt. Jude Medical FoundationSt. Luke’s Foundation of Cleveland, OhioStaples, Inc.Mr. Roy and Dr. Gwen SteeleyMiss Elizabeth SteinKarl Storz Endoscopy-- America, Inc.Mitsuru Suzuki, M.D.Dr. Abdulhadi TaherTaussig Family Charitable FoundationDr.* and Mrs.* Alfred M. Taylor (A)Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. TaylorPreston R. TischConstantine Carl UngureanMr. and Mrs. Robert A. UrbanRobert G. and Virginia F. ValleeVendors Exchange International, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David L. WattersWhitehall Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Loyal W. Wilson (T)Arlene M. and John H. Witmer, Jr.Milton A. and Roslyn Wolf Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community FederationNorma J. WrightMorton T. and Talitha J. YeomansMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zavagno, Sr.


WILLIAM E. LOWER, M.D., SOCIETY

Dr. William E. Lower was – in the words of Dr. George “Barney” Crile, Jr. – a “technician of consummate skill and an imaginative pioneer in the then-new fi eld of urology.” Cleveland Clinic is grateful to all members of the Lower Society, whose cumulative giving totals $250,000-$499,999.

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The 1525 FoundationAbbott Spine, Inc.Mr.* and Mrs.* Kamel Abdel-RahmanAlcoa FoundationKarl S. Alfred, M.D. and Mollie L. AlfredAllergan Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Allos Therapeutics, Inc.Alpha 1 FoundationMr. Donald M. AlstadtAmerican Association for the Study of Liver DiseasesAndersen ConsultingDorothy A. AndersonAnti-Defamation League FoundationAO Spine North AmericaApplied Industrial TechnologiesArison Foundation Inc.Mrs. Ted ArisonArrow International, Inc.Astellas Pharma US, Inc.Atlas Electric CompanyAT&T FoundationMr.* and Mrs. John AubleMr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Auletta (T)Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. AveniAventis Pharmaceuticals Inc.B.P.B. FoundationMal and Lea BankDavid and LaVerne BarakatGeorge R. Barbieri*Mrs. Jean I. BarrMiss Helen E. BauerMae Baxter*Bay Branch FoundationBear, Stearns & Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David J. BenjackMrs. Milton L. Benjamin, Sr.*Jean Wall Bennett*Mr. and Mrs.* Joseph P. BennettMr. and Mrs. Bruce BergmanLaura BerickMr. Gerald BertonDr. H. F. Biggar FundKing Hussein Bin TalalDorothy Bisinger*Helen Knapp BogertMs. Debora J. Bork

Mr. Egil A. BraathenMrs. Carrie S. BrackenMr. Leland W. BrannanTerry L. Brown, Jr.* and Yolanda F. Brown*Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening FoundationMr. Aaron BrunswickMiss Elizabeth A. BucherThe Emil Buehler Perpetual TrustThe Butkin FoundationSkip and Tamara CannonMichael and Barbara CantlinMr. Christopher T. CarleyLewis A. and Angeline G. CarseyMrs. Carol A. CashMr. D. Wood CauffielMr.* and Mrs.* Joseph CavalierMr. and Mrs. Charles M. CawleyCelgene CorporationViolet T. Charnauskas*Herbert and Adele CherryCorning ChisholmChrysler Jeep of North OlmstedCIBC World Markets USACLE-KO AssociatesThe Cleveland Browns Football Company, LLCCleveland Institute of ElectronicsCleveland-Cliffs FoundationClinical Neuroscience Research Foundation IncCodman & Shurtleff, Inc.George W. Codrington Charitable FoundationLynne Cohen Foundation for Ovarian Cancer ResearchComcorp, Inc.Mr.* and Mrs. Raymond F. CookDelos M. Cosgrove, M.D. (T) and Anita D. Cosgrove, Esq.John A. Costin, M.D. (A)Richard and Susan CoyneC.R. Bard Foundation, Inc.Mr. John J. CsurillaCSX CorporationRamzi A. Dalloul, Ph.D.Gertrude C. Daney*Mr. John Dannemiller (T)

The Paul and Carol David FoundationDavis CompaniesEva Marie Dawkins*Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. DeGeorgeMr. and Mrs. David B. DeiomaMr. Armand C. DellovadeLauretta M. Dennis, D.V.M.DePuy Spine, Inc.Ms. Corinne E. Desimone*Arthur and Renee DiamonsteinRobert DickinsonThe DiGeronimo Family FoundationMr. Robert DiGeronimoMr. and Mrs. Victor DiGeronimo, Sr.Ms. Margaret DolanDr. Daniel E. Dosoretz, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. John D. DrinkoThe D.S. Brown CompanyMrs. Omah C. DugganDuvin, Cahn & HuttonThe Duvin Family Philanthropic FundEastman Kodak CompanyMr. and Mrs. Rudolph Eberstadt Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Emrick Jr.Mr.* and Mrs. Stanley EngMrs. Elizabeth M. FairchildJames B. FarleyDr. and Mrs. Victor W. Fazio (A)Fedeli Family Charitable FoundationFederal-Mogul CorporationBonnie J. FergusonFerro CorporationFedelity InvestmentsFifth Third BankArley E. Firch*Edna Fletcher*Earl Foster*Robert J. FrazierMr. and Mrs. William FriedlMrs. Joyce D. Gagliarducci*Mr. Robert I. Gale IIIMr. and Mrs. Brent GarsonMr. and Mrs. Albert I. GellerGilbane Building Company

Katrina Giuriati*Mrs. Inge GlaselDiane & Guilford Glazer Charitable Directed Fund of the Jewish Community FederationDavid M. GleasonHarold Glessmer*Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. GlickmanMr. Richard C. GlowackiMr. and Mrs. Richard GoldbachMr.* and Mrs. Jack GoldbergHorace W. Goldsmith FoundationDr. and Mrs. Alfred GoldsteinAlfred and Ann Goldstein Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. H. Gregory GoodmanMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. GraebnerChester E. GrannasMr. and Mrs. James GrantMr. and Mrs. William T. GrantAric Greenfield, M.D. and Nancy Wolf, M.D., Ph.D.Elizabeth M. Gross*Toby and Morton J. GrossDrs. Bruce P. & Jeanne L. Grossnickle (A)Angelina Guzzino*Larry and Gloria HabermanMr. and Mrs. Neal D. HaleMr. and Mrs. Graham HallMr. and Mrs. A. Stuart HamiltonHelen Katherine Hanley*John K. & Luise V. Hanson FoundationMr. Paul D. HansonThe Hardis Family FundMr. and Mrs. William E. HarrisWilliam E. Harris Family FundHendrik J. Hartong, Jr.Mr. Herbert F. Harvey*Mr. Alan HaymonVicki N. HeigelErwin Herling*Viola HiemenzMr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman

The Henry L. Hillman FoundationHirsch Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. Ronald L. HirschDr. Grace Hofsteter (A)Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. HorvitzMr. and Mrs. Peter A. HorvitzHouse of La Rose, Inc.Elizabeth A. Howard*Intermune, Inc.Inventory of Skills FoundationMrs. Naomi Isroff*August Jacobs*Mr. Charles JelmCharles R. Jelm Charitable Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. JenningsMr. and Mrs. David C. JohnsonMiss Dorothy L. Johnston*F. Drew* and Rita* R. JonesDr.* and Mrs. Lorraine D. KaplanMr. Avrum S. KatzAvrum Katz FoundationDavid A. Kaufman FamilyEdward and Susan KaufmanKenmore Construction Company, Inc.Betty Kennedy*Ambassador Henry L. and Charlotte KimelmanMr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. KingMr. Gary E. KinseyMrs. Katherine KirkwoodMr. and Mrs. Albert O. Klaben, Sr.Lois K. Klawon*Sam W. Klein Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard H. KlineMrs. Edith KlinghofferMr. and Mrs. George KochRolf A. Koehler, M.D. (A)Mr. Bucky KopfThe Kroc FoundationMr. and Mrs. Walter E. KuhfeldKyphon, Inc.


FRANK E. BUNTS, M.D., SOCIETY

At the ceremony celebrating the opening of Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Frank E. Bunts expressed his hope that future Clinic leaders would “carry on the work to higher and better ends... seeking always to attain the highest and noblest aspirations of their profession.” We are grateful to the following, whose cumulative giving totals $100,000-$249,999.


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Mr. and Mrs. Randolph LaGasseMr.* and Mrs. G. John LambillotteMarvaleen Lang*Lange Family Foundation IIMr. and Mrs. Sheldon LavinRande H. Lazar, M.D. (A)The Leede FoundationMrs. Emile LeGros*Mr. Jerry LeiberThe Lenox FoundationMr. Richard LepplaAlvin M. and Pearl R. LewisDr. Hilel and Miriam LewisLGS PropertiesMr. and Mrs. Martin ListonLittle Tikes CompanyThe Lobdell-Emery Manufacturing CompanyMr. and Mrs. D. Covington Logan, Sr.Ms. Ellen LoringMrs. Willouise B. LuceMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. LustigDr. and Mrs. Bruce W. LytleWilliam P. Madar and Amanda C. MadarMallinckrodt, Inc. - CardiologyMr. Anthony M. Mancini*The Martino Family FoundationG. Harold & Leila Mathers Charitable FoundationMBNA CorporationMalcolm McBride*Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. F. James McDonaldMrs. Herbert M. McDonaldJames S. McDonnell FoundationThe Curtis W. McGraw FoundationSarah H. McLarenMr.* and Mrs. John P. McNultyThe John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Fund of The Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Frederick G. H. MeijerMEIJERMerck & Co., Inc.The Merck Company FoundationMGI PharmaMid-West Forge CorporationEdward Miles*The Martha G. Moore FoundationJames B. & Ruth E. Morgan FoundationMario Morino FundMr. and Mrs. Donald MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Richard S. Morrison

Mr. and Mrs.* Frank E. MosierWilliam C. Mulligan Charitable Gift FundMr. and Mrs. William Mulligan (T)Alice B. and Myron J. NadlerMr. and Mrs. Dimitris NakosRodney L. NapierNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNestle Frozen Food CompanyCarol and Reg NewmanEileen Nickman*The Myron and Eileen Nickman Fund of the Jewish Community FederationMr. and Mrs. Jose Habie NigrinDaurine W. Noll Philanthropic FundMr.* and Mrs. Eric T. NordMr. Evan W. Nord*Andrew C. Novick, M.D. (A)Organon Inc.OrthovitaIrvine H. Page, M.D.*Gail G. Paine*The Gail G. Paine TrustChristopher J. Paluf Memorial FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gary PanteckMr. Robert PanuskaMr. Anthony Panzica and Mrs. Cathy PanzicaMr. Nacy A. PanzicaMr. Milton J. Pappas and Mrs. Christine PappasPearl Pastor*James A. Pastore, Sr.Mrs. Julia Lange PeytonPhilips Ultrasound, Inc.Mr. Leo Pistorino*Mr. and Mrs. Carmen A. PolicyMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. PollockL. and C. Polster Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Leonard N. PolsterMr. and Mrs. John PonstinglPowers Family Charitable TrustElizabeth and Robert PretiMr. James PsihoulisPulling FamilyMr.* and Mrs. John A. Pulling, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pulling, Jr.The J. Ambrose and Jessie Wheeler Purcell Memorial FundHelen E. Pyles*Mr. Kenneth Rainin and Ms. Jennifer RaininRamapo TrustP.K. Ranney Foundation - Special Fund No. 2

Mr.* and Mrs. Jack P. ReedMr. and Mrs. Paul ReichmannMr. and Mrs. Harry T. Rein (T)The William and Joan Rein FoundationResearch InstituteRhone-Poulenc RorerMr.* and Mrs. William D. RichardsR.R. & E. Risman Philanthropic FundRITA Medical Systems, Inc.Roche Laboratories, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert RollerMr. and Mrs. J. David RoscoeMr. and Mrs. Norton W. RoseMrs. Wilma Benes RoseMr. and Mrs. Robert RoskindMr. and Mrs. Greg RossThe Rubbermaid FoundationLewis Rudin*Mrs. Florence RulliJohn K. RunnetteThe Sacks Family FoundationMary T. Savage TrustMr. and Mrs. Herbert D. SavitzErnest Schiavone*Lester L. Schiffhauer*Mr.* and Mrs.* James SchilkeJacob G. Schmidlapp TrustHenry E. SchnellJohn Schuldes*James A. Schulke FoundationMrs. Robert J. SchultzCharles and Lynn Schusterman FamilyMr. and Mrs. Jerry A. SchwabSCIMED Life Systems, Inc.Mrs. Roy D. ScrimgeourMr. Paul D. SergiSharonsteel FoundationThe Sheba FoundationShohojiDon Shula Foundation, Inc.Albert Siller*Emma B. Siller*Mr. and Mrs.* Sidney SimonStella M. Slade*Mrs. Margaret A. SmithSmithKline Beecham CorporationSolvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Mr. J. Gray Somers, Jr. and Constance Holden-SomersThe South Waite FoundationSpahr Family FoundationMr. Jackson Spears, Jr. and Ms. Lorene Gates-SpearsSquibb CorporationDrs. Michael & Ursula Stanton-Hicks (A)Sterling Drug, Inc.Mr.* and Mrs. James H. StethemMrs. Barbara Styles Stevens*Mr. Stanford C. Stoddard

Benjamin F. Storer, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. StoryDr.* and Mrs. Ralph A. Straffon (A)Mr. Fred S. StraussThe Max & Ida Strauss Foundation, Inc.Mr.* and Mrs. Herbert StrawbridgeStevan B. Streem, M.D.* (A)Mr. Quint StuderDr. and Ms. Benjamin H. Sullivan Jr.Charles H. SullivanMargaret M. Sullivan*Richard W. and Vivian K. SummersDonald H. Sunderlin*Paul R. Swanson, M.D.*Dr. and Mrs. Zia E. TaheriThomas and Mildred Taylor Fund of The Cleveland FoundationMr. Charles H. TeareTempleton Medical Research FoundationTeva Neuroscience, Inc.Thermo Cardiosystems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. ThomasMr. W. Hayden ThompsonMr. Howard J. TomlinsonEric J. Topol, M.D. and Susan TopolTotal Ultimate Foods, Inc.Susan and John Turben Family FoundationDr. Susan H. and Mr. John F. TurbenTurner Construction CompanyUniversity Suburban Hearing Aids, Inc.Urological Research FoundationGeorge F. ValassisMr. Keith A. WalderAra Lou WaldockMr. and Mrs. James N. WalkerMaynard B. and Emily M. WalkerMr. Eugene R. WarnerDr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wasmuth (A)The Raymond John Wean FoundationMr.* and Mrs. Joseph H. Webb, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Steven WechslerJames R.* and Helen WeingartnerRobert Weinstein, M.D.Sanford R. Weiss, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. WellerLillian S. Wells FoundationMr.* and Mrs. Preston Wells, Jr.

Richard L. & Lois S. Werner Family FoundationAlethea M. Whall*Drs. Glenn L. Whitecotten (A) and Grace Young (A)Mr. and Mrs.* Edward WilkofThe Edward and Ruth Wilkof FoundationWilliams FoundationMr. Joseph N. WilliamsMr. William J. WilliamsRalph C. Wilson, Sr. and Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Medical Research FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert B. WindsorDr. and Mrs. Keith C. WoldWolf Family FoundationMs. Sherri WolfMr. William A. YoungJean R. Youtsey*William and Sylvia Zale FoundationZeneca Inc.Mr. Karl J. Zinkan


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3M CompanyABC Charitable Gift Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift FundAbramson Family FoundationAccuray, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon G. AdelmanAlcon FoundationMs. Edna K. AllenAlpha Phi FoundationALS Association-NE Ohio ChapterAltria Group, Inc.American Group Practice FoundationAmerican Medical AssociationAmeritech FoundationAna-TechAnchor Industries, Inc.Rose-Marie and Jack R. AndersonDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Anderson (A)Mr. Warren E. AndersonAgusto T. A. Antunes, M.D.*Ashland, Inc. FoundationMr. and Mrs. James J. BalaguerMalvin E. and Lea P. Bank Philanthropic FundBard ElectrophysiologyDrs. Gene H. Barnett (A, T) & Cathy A. Sila (A)Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. BatschGeorge H. Belhobek, M.D. (A)Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Bell (T)Dr. and Mrs. Joseph BelloniDr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Beven (A)Gertrude Binzer*Biosensors InternationalBIOTRONIK, Inc.Tom and Martin Blum FundBone Marrow Buddies, Inc.Gregory P. Borkowski, M.D. (A)Boston Scientific CorporationMr. and Mrs. W. Waldo BradleyThe Brentwood FoundationGalen C. BrownMr. and Mrs. Henry B. BrownMr. James A. Brown, Sr.Carlos BuenoHelen Pond BurnsCourtney Burton Charitable Trust

Ed and Kitty ButlerC.B. Fleet Company, Inc.Flora M. Cafaro (T)Calphalon CorporationMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. CalvertMr. Edward J. Calvey and Ms. Maxine Field CalveyCancer Center, Inc.Edward A. Cantor*Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. CarmichaelMr.* and Mrs. Richard V. CarolanTina and Richard V. Carolan Foundation, Inc.Clinton E. Carter*The Cawley Family FoundationCentocor, Inc.Central Distributors of Beer, Inc.CFDA FoundationThe Chagrin Valleys Women’s LeagueChiron CorporationMr. and Mrs. John CirinoClassic ChevroletCleveland Clearing House AssociationThe Cleveland Marble Mosaic CompanyCleveland State UniversityMr. and Mrs. John R. ClimacoDrs. John D. (A) and Mary Clough (A)Ms. Margery Coleman*Mr. and Mrs. John ColinaThe JL Francis Fund at the Community Foundation of Mahoning ValleyConvaTec CorporationDr. Milton N. Cooper, D.D.S.J. Fredrick Cornhill, D.Phil.V. Glenn Crago, D.V.M.Ms. Shirley CronkThe Cuyahoga Companies, Inc.Cymaron FoundationMr. and Mrs. David DaberkoMr. and Mrs. Butch DavisSara Jane DeHoffMr. and Mrs. Jose M. de LasaDeloitte & Touche LLPThe Frank W. Denallo and Chuck W. Dinallo FamiliesDePuy AcroMed

Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. DiCorletoMrs. George S. DivelySophie Doktor*Dominion East Ohio Gas CompanyThe Donum Fund of The Cleveland FoundationDowden Health MediaMr.* and Mrs. Dixon W. DriggsE. and J. Drinko Charitable FoundationMr. Michael DugganDuPont Pharmaceuticals CompanyEBI Medical SystemsMr. and Mrs. Talal El ZeinMr. and Mrs. Harry Esbenshade IIIMr.* and Mrs.* Raymond EvansMr. and Mrs. Antonio FagaCharles and Myrna FazioDr. and Mrs. Victor W. Fazio FundFederal-Mogul Corporate Trust FundWilliam H. Ferrell*Hal and Susan FettermanFirstMerit Bank, N.A.Dr. Andrew (A) and Debra FishlederMr. Donald W. FlemingMrs. Louise FletcherLouise & Leonard Fletcher FoundationMr.* and Mrs. Coleman A. FosterMr.* and Mrs. Thivo N. FosterFourjay FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles FowlerMr.* and Mrs. Jeffrey L. FrancisMr. and Mrs. Lawrene M. FuchsFujisawa Healthcare, Inc.Mr. Lester GarsonAlbert I. and Norma C. Geller Charitable FundGenentech, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. GillettMr. and Mrs. Robert M. GintelMr. and Mrs. David GivenMr. and Mrs. Louis B. GoldfederClifford K. Gordon*W. L. Gore & Associates

Mr. George J. Goudreau, Sr.*Mr. Edmund S. GoulderThe GQ Contracting CompanyMr. and Mrs. Philip J. GraffyMr. and Mrs.* Robert G. GraffyNorbert J. Gregorich FoundationThomas J. & Judith Fay Gruber FoundationDorothy E. Grund*Elsie Guentzler*Guidant CorporationGuidant FoundationJohn and June GutweinDr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hahn (T)Helen C. Halle*Della I. Halverson*Paul Hamlin*Mr. and Mrs. Lee HandelMrs. Helen R. HardyDaniel J. Harrington Mrs. Dorothea J. HasslerMr. and Mrs. Laurin H. HealyHeart Rhythm SocietyBeatrice C. Heesch*Mr. and Mrs.* Richard HeidmanDr. and Mrs. Norman R. Hertzer (A)Hess Foundation, Inc.Hewlett-Packard CompanyMs. Jacklyn HickmanCharles C. Higgins, M.D.* (A)Joanne Hiscox*Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.The Arthur and Arlene Holden FundStarr J. Holley*Rabbi Philip Horowitz Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs.* Richard A. HorvitzMr. and Mrs. Elton Hoyt III (T)Dr. and Mrs.* Ferdinand J. Hruby (A)Mr. and Mrs.* James Hughes (T)George M. and Pamela S. Humphrey FundHunter Douglas, Inc.The Huntington National BankMs. Betty L. HuntleyIntuitive Surgical, Inc.

Ivac CorporationJ. M. CompanyJackpot Festival and GamingJohnson & Johnson UltrasoundCurtis G. Johnston*Carolyn E. Jones*Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. JonesMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. JosephKarl Storz Lithotripsy-AmericaThe Max and Rose Katz Foundation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kay (T)James R. and Eleanore J. KeoghMr. and Mrs. Arnold L. KingMr. Herbert S. KipnisThe Kirchgessner FoundationMr. and Mrs. William B. KirchnerMr. and Mrs. Jay I. KislakJ.I. Kislak Family FundDon and Gail KliseJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationMr. Austin Eldon Knowlton*Mr. Semon E. Knudsen*Kobe Steel USA, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John D. KochMr. and Mrs. Bernie J. Kosar, Jr.Mr. and Mrs.* James KoudelkaRalph and Terry KovelJoseph R. Krug*Janice M. and Randolph M. LaGasse Family FundMr. and Mrs. Warren D. LangerKathryn V. Lantz FundDr. and Mrs. Ian C. Lavery (A)Ms. Marion E. LawryMr. Douglas M. LibbyH.L. & M.N. Libby FoundationMr. and Mrs. Barry J. LindBernhard Loeschen*Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. LordemanMr. and Mrs. Edward A. LozickDr. and Mrs. Hans Luders M.A.D. Golf TournamentWilliam and Susan MacDonald Family FundMr. William E. MacDonald (T)Mr. and Mrs. Alex Machaskee


JOHN PHILLIPS, M.D., SOCIETY

Dr. John Phillips was quiet, confi dent and imperturbable – a skillful physician entrusted by the other founders to head Cleveland Clinic’s fi rst Department of Medicine. We are grateful to the following members of the Phillips Society, whose cumulative lifetime giving is $50,000 to $99,999.


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Mr. James J. Malahy*Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. MancusoThe Joseph & Florence Mandel FoundationMr. Joseph C. MandelMr. Robert A. MannThomas A. and Diann G. MannMr. D. Neal Manross*Mansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Manos Co., LPADr. and Mrs. Maurie Markman Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. MarottaMarotta Family FoundationMarquette Electronics, Inc.Mrs. Luz MartinezMrs. Shirley MarxThomas W. Mastin, Ph.D.*Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur B. McBrideArthur B. McBride, Sr. Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Julien McCallPatrick F. McCartan, Esq. (T)Dr. and Mrs. Patrick M. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Shaw McCutcheonMrs. Daisy McWhorter*Mead Johnson, Nutritional DivisionMedusa CorporationMr. and Mrs. Craig L. MeiselMr. and Mrs. Stanley A. MeiselStanley and Barbara Meisel II Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs.* Ray H. MekisAlbert A. Melincoff*Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc.Harmon T. and Eldred L. MerwinAlyce J. & Ann J. Metka Charitable FoundationMetro LexusMiles, Inc.Hildegard H. Miller*Mr.* and Mrs. Roger MillerMr. Charles B. MinerMonfort Family FoundationMr.* and Mrs. Kenneth M. MonfortDouglas S. Moodie, M.D. (A) and Cheryl A. Moodie Mrs. Beatrice L. MooreMr. Robert F. MoreyThe Murch FoundationThe Murdough FoundationMr.* and Mrs. Paul R. MurphyThe Thomas W. and Florence T. Murphy FundMargaret Myers*Melina Nakos FoundationNational Speaking of Women’s Health FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Nelson

NFL CharitiesNihon Kohden Tomioka CorporationNortheast Ohio Italian American FoundationOhio Savings BankMr. and Mrs.* Ralph O’NeilMr. and Mrs. David P. O’Neill Sr.Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill, Jr.George F. Opdyke*Mr. and Mrs. Christopher I. PageMr. Deryck A. Palmer and Ms. Carmen J. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. James F. PalumboElsa U. Pardee FoundationMr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Pastore, Sr.Pastore FoundationDrs. Roger Peatee* and Marjorie Conrad PeateeMr. Phillip D. PeckPentax Precision Instrument CorporationPfizer OncologyPharmion CorporationAlfred Politzer, Ph.D.*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. PonsPower Medical Interventions, Inc.Premier Industrial CorporationPSMA Development Company, LLCRandolph V. RagsdaleAudrey and Albert Ratner Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Paul RausnitzWilliam and Joan Rein RespironicsMr. Robert A. ReuterJoan L. Rhodes*Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Richards Mr. and Mrs*. Edward RizkMr. Franklin RohnerMr. and Mrs. Ronald RosenfeldFord G. and Anna K. RossMelvin and Sally RossMr. and Mrs. Steven M. RossSteven and Ellen Ross Philanthropic FundMr. William D. RossMr. and Mrs. James RothRoxane Laboratories, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard RubinRobert E. and Judith O. Rubin FoundationDrs. Richard A. Rudick and Marilyn J. Goske Mr. Kenneth H. Rudolph, Jr.*S & T Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. A. Lee SacksMr.* and Mrs. Ayhan Sahenk

Saks Fifth Avenue at Beachwood PlaceSheik Salim Bin MahfoozJoanne L. Salkawsky*The Alisa & Peter Savitz FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter SavitzSchering-Plough Foundation, Inc.Schering-Plough International, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John H. SchmittRobert and Barbara SchmittStanley R. SchulmanScios, Inc.The Sedacca Family Foundation for Giving, IncMrs. Elizabeth SedgwickSeneca Medical, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Dudley S. J. Seto (A)Mr. and Mrs. David M. ShowersSiemens CorporationSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.Smith & Nephew, Inc.Smithkline & French LaboratoriesMr.* and Mrs. William J. SniderSodexho-Marriott Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. SorensonDr. and Mrs. George StarkNathaniel E. Starkman*The Marc A. & Rhonda L. Stefanski FoundationDr. Ezra (A) and Mrs. Karen J. SteigerEzra Steiger FundVirginia P. StewartMr. and Mrs. Martin S. StonemanDr. and Mrs. Marshall StromeSummit Racing EquipmentSURGRXThe Taheri FoundationShirley A. TaussigTeva Marion PartnersJoseph H. & Ellen B. Thomas Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. TitmasMr. Edward H. TresgerThe Treuhaft FoundationThe Triple T FoundationJohn D.S. TruxallUnited Way of Greater Clevelandv.Bodelschwinghsche Anstalten BethelVascular Intervention GroupMr. and Mrs. Steven M. VinyVisconsi CompaniesKennard E. and Joan S. VoylesWal-Mart / Sam’s Club Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Wamberg Jr. (T)The Ralph T. & Esther L. Warburton FoundationRalph T. Warburton, M.D.Raymond Wean, Jr., M.D. (A)Mr. Ronald E. WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Leo L. WeingartenHarold D. and Dollie E. WeiserFred F. and Joan M. WinklerMr. and Mrs. Horst F. WinklerThe Winona CorporationMr. Milton Wolfson and Ms. Miriam ShulerWoods Financial LLCF. Delene Wooters*Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. WrightDr. and Mrs. Randall J. Yetman (A)George B. Zane*Zapis Charitable Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Xenophon L. ZapisDrs. James E. Zins & Cynthia Kavouksorian-ZinsZobel Foundation, Inc.


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Medallion SocietyCLEVELAND CLINIC

The Cleveland Clinic Heart and Vascular Institute is dedicated to recognizing the generosity of its most committed friends and supporters. Among these are the distinguished individuals, foundations, corporations and other partners who have set an example of leadership through gifts of $1 million or more to support the Heart and Vascular Institute. As Fellows of the Medallion Society, the following supporters have helped to secure the future of world-class cardiovascular care in America and around the world.


Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. AllenAmerican Greetings CorporationAT&T Ohio and AT&T FoundationAVI Foodsystems, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Earl E. BakkenMr. and Mrs. James M. Biggar (T)Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Brandon (T)Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. BuckleyMr. F. Joseph Callahan (T)The Charter One FoundationMr. Jeffrey A. Cole (T)Cole National CorporationMr. and Mrs. William E. Conway (T)Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cosgrove (T)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. CoughlinMr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. DetwilerVictoria and Russell A.* Donald, M.D. (A)Eaton CorporationThe Jack and Esther Goldberg FoundationMr. and Mrs. Larry GoldbergMr. Allan F. GoldbergMr. and Mrs. Willard HackermanMr. and Mrs.* Dana A. HamelMr. and Mrs. Norman Harbert

Nancy and Ron HarringtonMr. and Mrs. Thomas HolmesThe Hood/Meyerson FoundationInvacare CorporationDr.* and Mrs. Joseph J. JacobsMr. and Mrs. Trevor JonesMr. Gus P. KarosKaufman Americana FoundationMrs. George M. KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. KobackerMr. and Mrs. John D. KochMr. Alex MachaskeeThe MBNA FoundationCol. Thomas C. McNealMr. Robert F. Meyerson (T)Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. MillerMrs. Sydell L. Miller, Lauren and Steven Spilman, and Stacie and Jeffrey HalpernMr. and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon, III (T)National CityPark CorporationMrs. Roseann ParkParker Hannifin CorporationMr. and Mrs. Anthony PayiavlasKathy and Jim PenderThe Plain Dealer Publishing CompanyIrene and Abe PollinJulia and Larry PollockThe Reinberger FoundationDr. and Mrs. Victor E. ReppMr. Joseph B. Richey II (T)

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. RismanWilliam B. Risman and Mrs. Marion RismanThe Leighton A. Rosenthal Family FoundationThe Ross and Lowenstein FamilyDr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross (T)Mr. and Mrs. Eric SamsonMr. and Mrs. Lee G. SeidmanMr. and Mrs. Jack C. Shewmaker (T)The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith FoundationThe Steris FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert M. ThompsonThompson FoundationThe Timken Foundation of CantonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Tomsich (T)Hal and Ronna UhrmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. H. Vail (T)Mr. Dominic A. VisconsiMr. and Mrs. Ellis B. WhaleyThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyThe Ralph C. Wilson FoundationAmbassador Milton A. Wolf, Ph.D.* and Mrs. Rosyln Wolf*


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Shuree AbramsCharles D. Adams*Dr. Lee M. and Marlene F. AdlerDr. and Mrs. Silvio AladjemElsa L. Albrecht*Doris W. Alburn*Karl S. Alfred, M.D. and Mollie L. AlfredEdna K. AllenRichard E. AllenMargaret E. Althans*Dr. and Mrs. Samuel L. AltierLola Altman*Betty M. Ambrose*Inez Anderson*Judith Marie BraddockWilliam M. Angus, M.D.*Rosemary AnsleyMr. and Mrs. Clifford L. AnthonyDaniel Antinozzi and Jeanne Test AntinozziRichard L. ArmstrongFrancis Arnett*Mr. and Mrs. Don D. ArslanianMary S. AubleMr. and Mrs. Albert A. AugustusDonald M. and Margaret P. AupingMary Louise Babcock*Margaret Babyak*John BairdEarl E. and Doris J. BakkenMr. and Mrs. Harold F. BaldwinRobert F. Bamrick*Mal and Lea BankRichard Barber*S. Mary BardinDonald W.* and Jean I. BarrDavid L. Barrett, M.D.*Helen E. BauerMae Baxter*Donovan E. Beal*

PYRAMID Legacy SocietyCLEVELAND CLINIC

Charitable estate planning supports Cleveland Clinic’s mission of world-class patient care, education and research, and also provides patients and friends with important current and future tax benefi ts. In 2005, many individuals and families named Cleveland Clinic as a benefi ciary of their wills, retirement plans or life insurance policies. Additionally, contributions through charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts continue to be an increasingly popular option for Clinic donors. The following individuals have confi rmed that they have made provisions for Cleveland Clinic in their estate and deferred giving plans and, therefore, qualify as PYRAMID Legacy Society members.

Leo M. Beiter*Jack J. BelcherNeil and Linda BellRichard E. Bendure*Mr.* and Mrs. Carl B. BennettJean Wall Bennett*Mrs. Keith S. BensonMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. BergerLaura G. BerickElaine H. Berkowitz, D.M.D.Sanford A. Berman, D.D.S.*Mr. and Mrs. Henri L. BertuchMary C. Berus*Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. BethkeHarold G. Bickler*Mr. and Mrs. James M. BiggarBedford H. Biles and Fay R. Biles, Ph.D.Gertrude Binzer*Roger E. BirkMrs. Bernard J. Birnbaum*Dorothy Bisinger*Russell J. Bizily*Robert W. and Joanne F. BlakemoreJanet M. Blanchard, M.D.Anna A. Blankenburg*Jan Bleeksma*Elaine R. Bloom*John Robinson BlockAnne E. BloombergDr. and Mrs. Franklin BlouRobert D. BlyJosepha A. BoeskeHelen Knapp BogertAnnie Bonar de GilDebora J. BorkGregory P. Borkowski, M.D.Stanley E. BoydWilliam J.* and Carol BoykinWilliam R. & Helen J. BraddockJudith Marie BraddockFrank D. Bradley*Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Brandon

Leland W. BrannanMr. and Mrs. DeWitt Brehm, Jr.Judge John A. Breslin*Mr.* and Mrs. Ernest O. BrodyAnna V. Brown*The Honorable Clifford F. BrownHy* and Freda BrownJack H. Brown*Jeanette Grasselli Brown, DSc.Terry L. Brown Jr.* and Yolanda F. Brown*Joseph Brozko*Aaron BrunswickCatherine F. Bryant*Elizabeth A. BucherNeil A. and Meredith W. BuckleyNorman W. BugayMr. and Mrs. Charles E. BulfinchMr. and Mrs. Ilija BundzeskiHelen M. BunkWalter Burke*Melvin H. and Rose Ella* BurkhardtLee and Jerome B.* BurkonsHarry* and Edna* BurmesterMr. and Mrs. Donald E. BurnsMr.* and Mrs.* Harold F. BurtonDr.* and Mrs. Maurice D. BuskirkMary M. Byerley*Frank CafaroMr. and Mrs. F. Joseph CallahanEdward J. CalveySkip and Tamara CannonDoris Cantor*Edward A. Cantor*George N. Caravasios*Dr. and Mrs. Roland D. CarlsonLewis A. and Angeline G. Carsey

Clinton E. Carter*Mary M. Case*Ron* and Carol CashCarl E. Cassidy, M.D.Patricia J. CastellanoJoseph Cavalier*E. Bruce and Virginia ChaneyRuth Chapin*Mr. Raymond C. Chapman*Richard L. Chapman*Violet T. Charnauskas*Robert S. Cheheyl*Herbert and Adele CherryBonnie B. Chun, M.D. and Sang. K. Rhee, M.D.Jennie CicconeMary Jean CisekCharles B. ClarkTerrence E. Clarke*Kenneth I. ClevelandMark B. Cohen and Sheila M. FyfeJohn F. Colangelo*Margery Coleman*Alice S. Collins*Eunice E. and Bonnie L. CollinsDr. and Mrs. John S. Collis, Jr.I. Reid Collmann, M.D.*John CollverMr. and Mrs. Bradley L. ComportRobert L. Condry*Mark S. Conser*Gerald A. and Martine V. ConwayMr. and Mrs. William E. ConwayCreasy Cooks*Mr. and Mrs. Frank* CooperAllen N. Corlett, Jr.Ralph Ingersoll Cottle, Jr., M.D.*Wesley D. CowanSusan and Richard CoyneHelen I. Craig*

Marjorie and William* Craig Thomas B. and LaVerne W. CraigRalph E. CriswellShirley CronkNancy K. CrossJerome P. and Janet L. CrowleyJohn J. CsurillaHoward P. Dallas*Mildred H. DanchMr. and Mrs. Nick DanculovicRaymond Daniels*Hanni Dannenberg*Jeanne R. Daus*Jack E. and Eleanor A. DavianC. Jane Davis, M.D.Dorothy Davis*Helen E. Davis*Leslie A. DavisEva Marie Dawkins*Elizabeth M. DayMarjorie I. DayRichard W. DeaconGloria P. and William E. Dean, Jr.Thomas Deanovic*Florence De La Franier*Erika V. De Long, M.D.Mark and Katharine De LoreanJames M. DelaneyTracy J. Denholm*Lauretta M. Dennis, D.V.M.Sharad D. Deodhar, M.D., Ph.D.Germaine M. De Ruiter*Joseph D. DeSantoCorinne E. DeSimone*Arthur and Renee DiamonsteinDale and Olive Mae DibbleFrances F. and David S. Dickenson IIRobert DickinsonArthur L. Dickson*Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. DiCorleto

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Sophie Doktor*Mr. and Mrs. Nate DolinRussell A. Donald, M.D.*Sharon Donley*Roland and Sarah DonnemMr.* and Mrs. Dixon W. DriggsDrs. Paul M. and Renate DuchesneauDeborah C. DushaneMr. and Mrs. Robert P. DuvinRudolph and Theodora A. EberstadtRichard L. Edinger*Paul and Mary* EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Robert A. EgglesonFannie Lew Eiler*Tom and Cindy EinhouseDr. Daniel O. Elliot, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Wayne EmbryMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Emrick, Jr.Stanley Eng*Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. ErtleEvelyn G. Evans*Amy Young Evers*Sarah C. Failey*Arlene C. Failor*Elizabeth M. FairchildVincent A. FalascoJames B. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Ross FarroNicholas FaticaDr. and Mrs. Victor W. FazioStephen B. Feinberg, M.D. and Phyllis B. FeinbergKathryn C. FeistritzerMary Rita Feran, M.S.*Bonnie J. FergusonWilliam H. Ferrell*Arley E. Firch*Raymond C.* and Jane* FirestoneRobin Fleming*Samuel H. Fleming*Edna K. Fletcher*Doris A. Flynn*Elizabeth T. FoggPauline Foley*Ann Garretson Ford*Howard & Marjorie K. FoslerEarl Foster*Helen Foster*Charles and Charlotte FowlerKate Fraenkel*Sheldon K. Franket*Mr.* and Mrs.* Edmond G. FranklinMary Ellen Fraser*Emma D. Freeman*William FriedlAbraham Friedman*Nancy R. FriedtGeorge A. FrodshamJ. Ralph* and Barbara J. Froedge

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. FuchsHenry S. FusnerDavid J. Gagat*Mr. and Mrs. William H. GardinerVivian Garlit*Ellen Garretson-Wade*Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. GeckingMr. and Mrs. Eliot GelbBernard and Gloria GelbRalph P. and Elizabeth B. GennarinoMr. and Mrs. Leo M. GeorgeJohn C. Geupel*James R. Geyer, M.D. and Lael H. GeyerRobert K. and Linda M. GickingRay W. Gifford, Jr., M.D.* and Frances GiffordJerry and Judy A. GillettElizabeth Gillota*Katrina Giuriati*Hannelore Glasser*Tom Glazer*David M. and Kathryn A. GleasonHarold Glessmer*Richard C. GlowackiErnst and Toni GollinJoseph Goodman II*Russell Goodman*Clifford K. Gordon*Sam and Frances Fields GordonEdmund S. Goulder Mr.* and Mrs. Donald G. GowingMr. and Mrs. Edward F. GradyMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Graebner Janice A. Graf-NelsonElizabeth B. Graham*Mr. and Mrs. William R. GrammerChester E. GrannasMarilyn GravesWinifred H. GrayRichard H. GreenfieldDiane F. GreubelMr. and Mrs. William G. GriffithWilliam and Susan GrimbergJere L. GroheElizabeth M. Gross*Drs. Bruce P. and Jeanne L. GrossnickleThomas and Judith Fay GruberDorothy E. Grund*Henry H. Guenther*Elsie B. Guentzler*Roland A. and Anna Guertin*John and June Gutwein Angelina Guzzino*Horace I. Gwilym*

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene K. HadleyRobert Halmi, Sr.Della I. Halverson*Mrs. Eleanor HambyNorman G. Hamilton*Mr. and Mrs.* William HamiltonPaul G. Hamlin*Rene Hammar*James P.* and Helen K.* HanleyCharles F. HanlineNancy HannaMargaret L. Hannel*Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. HarbertStephen and Sondra J. HardisHelen R. HardyNancy E. Harner*Laurjina M. HarperBettie A. HarrisonDr. and Mrs. Shattuck W. Hartwell, Jr.Richard and Cynthia HassallDorothea Jean HasslerKenneth F. Hausfeld, M.D.*Clyde M. and Miriam D.* HauslerDr. and Mrs. William A. HawkVelyne H. Hawkins*Josephine HaywoodDrs. Bernadine P. Healy and Floyd D. LoopBeatrice C. Heesch*Mr. and Mrs. Manfred H. HegwerJ. Phillip Henley, D.V.M.Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. HenryRichard E. and Rilla E. HeraldHarriet Ross Herd*Mr. and Mrs.* Sol HermanElizabeth P. Herold*Charles E. Herrstrom*Frederick C. and Janet M. HertelMr. and Mrs. Paul F. HeymannCharles C. Higgins, M.D.*Hugh G. HillerPatricia B. HimesTim HinesmanPaul R. Hinkel*Joanne R. Hiscox*John P.* and Margaret B. HlinkaEtty and Bob HoffmanGrace Hofsteter, M.D.George Hogg, Jr.Mrs. J. Howard HolanStarr H. Holley*Paul H.* and Berdein* HolsingDorothy L. HookerKaren N. Horn, Ph.D.Robert* and Virginia HornerHelen Johnson HoslerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Hovan

Elizabeth A. Howard*Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. HowleyMr. and Mrs. Elton Hoyt IIIMr. Richard J. HrubyElizabeth Hudson*James A. and Elizabeth S.* HughesMildred Hughes*Mr. and Mrs. W. Derald HuntMs. Betty L. HuntleyMr.* and Mrs.* Joseph A. HupcikNaomi Isroff*Mr. and Mrs. Norman JacksonAugusta A. Jacobs*Dr.* and Mrs. Joseph J. JacobsClara L.D. Jeffery*William L. Jarratt*Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. JarrettCharles R.* and Barbara A. Jelm* Robert D. JenkinsDrs. Kurt W. and Vanessa K. JensenDavid C. and Linda M. JohnsonCurtis G. Johnston*Dorothy L. Johnston*Carolyn E. Jones*E. Bradley and Ann J. JonesF. Drew* and Rita R.* JonesRon and Greta JonesTheodore W. JonesMr. and Mrs. Zane W. JonesBruce L. Kagarise*Mr. and Mrs. Julian KahanEdith KahnDr.* and Mrs. David M. KaplanGus P. KarosDr. and Mrs. William S. KatzWinifred F. KavanaughDr. and Mrs. Robert KayThomas R. and Margaret* KayFlorence KeeselySusan M. KelleyMr. and Mrs. Joseph KellmanBetty Kennedy*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. KennedyJames R. and Eleanore J. KeoghClifford K. Kern*Margaret E. Kerner*Evelyn M. Kerr*Ambassador Henry L. and Charlotte KimelmanMr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. KingGary E. KinseyFlorence L. Kinsman*John O.* and Victoria C. KirbyWilliam and MaryLou KirchnerWilliam S. Kiser, M.D. and Eugenia C. KiserMr.* and Mrs. Adolph S. KizasLois K. Klawon*

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. KleasenJayne and Sam KleinVic* and Alberta Kloc Lawrence W. KnappSemon E. Knudsen*Rolf A. Koehler, M.D.Henry J.* and Mary M.* KohankieIrving W. and Elsa R. KonigsbergMr. and Mrs.* James KoudelkaMr.* and Mrs.* Edward M. KovachyEdward B. KraftSamuel J.* and Rosalind F. KrasneyDr. Alan & Marilyn KravitzFlorence B. Krefeld*Albert Krippendorf-Dittman*Ralph KrohngoldDorothy A. Krosky*Joseph R. Krug*John* and Margaret A. KrupaMr. and Mrs. Walter E. KuhfeldWilliam and Vera KunnathFrank KurnikMr. and Mrs. Randolph LaGasseJoseph A. Lahorra, M.D.James E.* and Mary R. LaisyMr.* and Mrs. G. John LambillotteMr. and Mrs. Robert W. LambornDr. Joan P. LambrosMr. and Mrs. John M. LanceJane Louise LangMarvaleen Lang*Harold W.* and Nathalia* LautnerDavid L. LawrenceLt. Colonel Ladd R. and Elizabeth R. LederEvelyn J. LeDuke*William N. & Emily L. LeedyMr. and Mrs. Glenn W. LeFeberDr. Fay A.* & Mary Eaton LeFevre*Jerry LeiberTeela C. LelyveldRichard LepplaAlfred* and Norma LernerMark M. LevinAlvin M. and Pearl R. LewisMr. and Mrs. Norman LewisMr. and Mrs. Edward W. LimbachRuth L. Lindner*Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. LippmanMae F. Lipschutz*Reverend Bernhard A. Loeschen*Thomas L.* and Jane* LottMr. and Mrs. Richard P. Louth



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Harold O. Lowry*Claudia LozanoRandall W. LueckeDaniel J. and Jayne McCarthy LynchMr.* and Mrs. Thomas E. LynchDr. Murray A. and Gerri Lee Cole LytelMr. and Mrs. William E. MacDonald IIIDolores E. Macholz*Mr. and Mrs. Fremont H. Macumber*Maynard Madden*Maude F. Majerick*Roxana R. MakielskiWendy MalekBetty Malin*Anthony M. Mancini*Phyllis Fatica MancinoAlan A. Mandel, O.D. and Rae F. MandelBarbara A. MandisAnne Mango*Robert A. MannMr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Marks, Sr.Robert MarksMr. and Mrs.* D. Harry MarksteinMr. and Mrs. Charles B. MarquseeMr. and Mrs. Frank M. MarucciShirley MarxJanice Ann MastersDr. Thomas W.* and Lillian MastinCharlotte G. MastroianniCharles E. and Mary Lee MayRudd M. Mayer*Mark MaynardMr. and Mrs. Robert A. MazurMalcolm L. McBride*Mr. and Mrs. Shaw McCutcheonMr. and Mrs. David R. McDermottDr.* and Mrs. Herbert McDonaldGerald C. and Helen M. McDonoughGeorge E.* and Dorothy E. McGarlJohn P. and Alice H. McGintyLynn R. McIntireLucius B. McKelveyHelen M. McLoraine*Col. Thomas C. McNealMr. and Mrs. William F. McPeekDaisy M. McWhorter*Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. MeagherMr.* and Mrs. Frederick A. MeiserMr. and Mrs. Ray H. MekisAlbert A. Melincoff*

Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. MenchelSusanne Menster*Dr.* and Mrs. Robert D. MercerHarmon T. and Eldred L. MerwinDorothy Meyer* E. Tom Meyer, Sr.* and Erika MeyerEdward Miles*Wanda E. MilichDeborah M. Miller Ph.D and Mark A. Smith Ph.DMr. and Mrs. Samuel H. MillerStanley R.* and Lillian I.* MillerMr. and Mrs.* T. William Miller, Jr.Verdabelle A. Miller*Charles B. MinerMr. and Mrs. James MinesDr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Minor*A. Malachi Mixon IIICyrus Moayad, M.D.Bertram H.* and Susanne* MockSammie Montana*Charles J.* and Loraine* MooreHelen A. Moran*Robert F. MoreyWilliam Curtis* and Maude* MortonFrank E. and Julia F. MosierRichard MossPauline M. Mottmiller*Alma MrossEdwin T. and Darlene R. MuckleyGladys Mulberg*Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Murray IIMargaret M. Myers*Stephania Naiser*Jakki NanceRodney L. NapierH. Duane Nelson*Ilona NemesSteve Nibeller*Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. NikolaiMr. and Mrs. Hugh J. NoelEvan Nord*James and Sally Nousek, Jr.Mort and Iris NovemberMr. and Mrs. Rumsey R. OatesJohn F. and Marilyn O’BrienJohn J. O’Brien*Mr. *and Mrs. Michael O’BrienPolly Johnston O’BrienE. Howard OdeF. Scott and Ann B. O’DonnellMr. and Mrs. Paul OffuttCaroline OlesickCarol J. OlsonMildred M. OlsonMr. and Mrs. Olaniyi E. Olugbodi

Mrs. F.J. O’Neill*George F. Opdyke*Elizabeth A. Orton*Chester W. Osborn, M.D.Thomas J. and Joanne R. O’TooleDaniel R. Ouzts, Sr.*Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Pallak*Anthony M. PanzicaNacy A. PanzicaMilton J. and Christine PappasPearl P. Pastor*William J. Patterson*Dorothy Frank PearlmanPhillip D. PeckKathy and Jim PenderChristopher L. PennyLee E. PernaAngela Petrelli*John N. Petrus, D.P.M.*Roland S. Philip, M.D.Donald P. PipinoJulia Pirc*Leo Pistorino*Florence KZ PollackRonald G. PollockJohn and Ann M. PonstingFrank H. Porter*Dr.* and Mrs. Nicholas J. PozzaArgil* and Agnes* PreeceElizabeth and Robert PretiMr. and Mrs. James E. PrickettJane A. Prijatel*Lisabeth Printz*Dr. and Mrs. James R. PritchardLoretta M. Pritchard*Mr.* and Mrs. Jack D. ProstHomer T.* and Evelyn B. ProvinceJames D. PsihoulisMr. and Mrs. Samuel PufferRosella M. PuskasHelen E. Pyles*Mr. and Mrs. George F. QuaEdgar C.* and Sally RadabaughMr. and Mrs. David E. RainerRosemary RakerBernard E. RandSalvatore and Barbara L. RandazzoEmma E. RandlemanJoseph L. & Alice RandlesRev. Dr. and Mrs. Eric RauchMr. and Mrs. B. Michael RauhMr. and Mrs. William D. ReadLawrence W. Reed*George J.* and Geraldine P.* ReidJohn R.* and Inga* ReitmaierDr. Victor E. ReppDoris E. Rhodes*Joan L. Rhodes*Robert R. Rhodes*

William* and Mary RichardsSamuel J. RielWilliam P. Riplese*Robert and Eleanore RismanWilliam B. and Marion* RismanRichard Ritzrow*Arnold Rivin*Pamela J. RobertsonMorris and Renee RochlinMargaret R. RogersMr. and Mrs. J. David RoscoePhillip J. RoscoeMr. and Mrs. Norton W. RoseThomas R. Rose, Jr.*Wilma Benes RoseJoseph F. Rosenthal*Ford G. and Anna K. RossGreg and Connie RossJean H. RossDr. and Mrs. Ronald J. RossW. Neil and Polly RossboroughMr. and Mrs. James J. Roth, Sr. Irene Rozwig*Eleanor Ruby*Gloria W. RuddyKenneth H. Rudolph, Jr.*Nick* and Florence RulliAlbert H. Russell*Delos E. Sabin*Abraham Sakson*Shula SalemJoanne L. Salkawsky*S. Sandy Satullo*Dr.* and Mrs. Gerard A. SavaGuy M. Sava, M.D.Mary T. Savage*Mr. and Mrs. Ivan SawchynJohn Sawvel*Patricia J. SawvelRichard C. SchanfarberMr.* and Mrs. Walter C. ScheetzMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. ScheyErnest L. Schiavone*Lester L. Schiffhauer*Jacob G. Schmidlapp*Fred and Klara SchmittRichard and Barbara SchnarrsBarbara and Robert SchoenfeldRussell J. Schreiber*Wallace W.* and Florence* SchroederMr. and Mrs. Norman SchrottBernard J. Schueren*James* and Mary* SchulkeHelen M. and Robert J.* SchultzGeorge E* and Betty Z. SchwarczRalph K. Schwartzenberg*Alice D. Schwarz*Mr.* and Mrs. David S. Schwebel

Otto K.* and Lottie* SchweikertHarley E. & Rispah Gamble SchweringMrs. Roy D. ScrimgeourGeraldine Marie Sedej*Dr. Leonard W. and Karen K. SeebergMr. and Mrs. Lee G. SeidmanLaura V. Shapero*Milton I. Shapero*Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Lester D. SharpEldon Shaw*Mark ShedlinPauline ShermarDr. and Mrs. George ShoemakerMiriam ShulerDonald P. ShuryAlbert Siller*Emma B. Siller*Sigmund Silverberg*Louis L. Silverman*Mr. and Mrs. Robert SimekRay G. Simmons, Sr.* Helen M. Simpson*Catherine M. SitkoStella M. Slade*Charles J. SmithEdith H. Smith*Eunice B. SmithHoward G. Smith*Colonel Marshall J. Smith*Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. SmithStanley A. Smith, Jr.*Vincent K. Smith*Mr. and Mrs. Wayman W. SmithElizabeth SolvayDr.* and Mrs. Robert M. Sonneborn Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. SorensonCharles E. and MaryJane SpahrMr. and Mrs. Gregory Lee SpatzGeorge W.* and Beryl E. SpencerDorothy Spitz*Lisa D. Stanford, Ph.D.Simon and Irma P.* StantonDrs. Michael and Ursula Stanton-HicksNathaniel E. Starkman*George J. Starr*Willard D. Steck, M.D.Elizabeth SteinRichard M. Steinhilber, M.D. and Elinor M. SteinhilberJessie R. Stewart*Barbara Styles Stevens*Stanford C. StoddardStephen A. StolecNora Stoner*


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Benjamin F. Storer, M.D.Curtis R. Stoutenburg*Irene Strachen*Dr.* and Mrs. Ralph A. StraffonDorothy W. Straub*Stevan B. Streem, M.D.*Esther SukosdDr. and Mrs.* Benjamin H. Sullivan, Jr.Charles H. SullivanCharles J. Sullivan*Everette Sullivan*Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. SulmanRichard W. and Vivian K. SummersDonald H. Sunderlin*Kenneth and Dr. Vera SwadeMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. SwansonPaul R. Swanson, M.D.*Julie L. Sweet*Patricia SwensonDr. and Mrs. Zia Edin TaheriMrs. Mary F. TaylorMilton F. Taylor*Charles H. TeareMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. ThomasPatricia F. ThomasMrs. Carrie M. Thomas-EvansGwendolyn and Donald ThrasherMr.* and Mrs. C. Carlisle TippitJoseph F. Tomashefski, M.D.*Dr. and Mrs. Marian TomaszewskiHoward J. TomlinsonMarion TrattnerEdward H. TresgerMr. and Mrs. Howard W. TreveyMr. and Mrs. Laurence TrotterHarrison* and Evelyn F. TuckerHal and Ronna UhrmanMr. and Mrs. Robert A. UrbanMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. H. VailEugene L. ValocchiAlice O. Vana*D.L. VandervortGeorge M. Van Lokeren*Betty L. VargaDorothy C. Vehon*Mr. and Mrs. Arriton L. VerbskyDominic A. VisconsiJames J. and Jane C. VitouWanda R. Von HolleDomenick Vose*Kennard E. and Joan S. Voyles

Keith A. WalderThomas B. Walder*Ara Lou WaldockEthel L. WalkerClare Robinson WalkerDorian L. WalshJames C. Walsh, M.D.*Mildred E. Walters, D.D.S.*Eugene R. WarnerDr. and Mrs. Carl E. WasmuthJames K. Watkins, M.D. and Janet W. WatkinsMr. and Mrs. David L. WattersJohannes WattersP. David Watters Drs. A. Dixon and Virginia N. WeatherheadMr.* and Mrs. Joseph H. Webb, Jr.Sue E. WebsterJames R.* and Helen* WeingartnerDr. and Mrs. Samuel L. WeirHarold D. and Dollie E. WeiserSanford R. Weiss, M.D.Wilma B. Wells*Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. WelshKathleen M. WengelMr. and Mrs.* William R. WernerMr. and Mrs. Ellis B. WhaleyAlethea M. Whall*Drs. Glenn L. Whitecotten and Grace YoungMr. and Mrs. Gary L. WhitlockWilliam W. Whyte*Al and Jan WidigerRobert E. WillardDale E.* and Virginia B.* WilliamsWilliam J. WilliamsAlice A. WinansMr. and Mrs. John E. WindnagelMr. and Mrs. Robert B. WindsorRosalind H. Winkelman*Fred F. and Joan M. Winkler Henry J. WitkaArlene M. and John H. Witmer, Jr.Nelson J. Wittenmyer, Jr.William L. WittlingerLester E.* and Faith S.* WoideckRaymond J. WolfMilton* and Roslyn* WolfMilton WolfsonJames and MaryHelen C. WoodRobert H. and Barbara WoodRuth WoodMr.* and Mrs. Robert I. Woodward

F. Delene Wooters*Chalmers D. WrightShigeru Yagi, M.D.Nina L. YarnellRuth E. Yarris*Ron L. YatesMorton T. and Talitha J. YeomansGloria J. YokleyViola F. YoungDaniel and Felica YovichinGeorge L.* and Margaret I.* ZeisMr.* and Mrs. Bernard C. ZielinskiJames J. Zito*Edward M. Zucker, M.D.*



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Named Funds of Cleveland ClinicA PERMANENT LEGACY

Endowment funds are vital to Cleveland Clinic’s strong programs of medical research, education and clinical care. A named endowment fund at Cleveland Clinic is an excellent way to create a permanent legacy that honors the memory or achievements of an individual. Annual income earned by endowment directly supports current programs in many key specialties. An endowment gift is a most signifi cant investment in the future of medical science and the improved delivery of healthcare. The following are fully established endowment funds at Cleveland Clinic and the divisions or departments for which they were created.

NAMED ENDOWMENT FUNDS OF CLEVELAND CLINICGeneralJames Brown Endowment FundCrile Traveling Fellowship FundDorothy McCormack EndowmentJ. G. and E. L. Moore Memorial Fund The Milton and Roslyn Wolf Endowed Fund

Brain Tumor InstituteGlasel Family Brain Tumor Research FundSallie Turner McKelvey Endowment FundThe David Peereboom Research Fund

Cole Eye InstituteRoscoe Kennedy, M.D. Lectureship FundLennon Ophthalmology Research Endowment FundDaisy M. McWhorter Endowed Fund for Macular DegenerationMorton FundMelvin and Sally Ross Endowed Fund for Macular Degenerationz

Division of EducationJoseph Cash, M.D. Memorial AwardCC Alumni Association EndowmentE. C. Daoust Memorial Book FundJennings Medical Education FundThomas Jones Memorial Lecture FundRobert D. Kruse Memorial Fund for Allied Health ProfessionalsWilliam Lower Fellowship Thesis FundPeskind Memorial FundCharles E. and Lester E. Robinson Endowment FundSabbagh Medical Education Endowment FundSchroh Education and Research FundSchroh Fellowship Financial Aid Fund

Glickman Urological InstituteWilliam Lower, M.D. Special AccountPackard Research Endowment FundUrology Research and Education Fund (formerly Higgins Visiting Professorship Fund)The Arlene M. and John H. Witmer Jr. Endowed Fund

Heart and Vascular InstituteGwendolyn and Donald Thrasher Endowed Fund

International CenterRazavi International Endowed Fund

Lerner Research InstituteGeneral:Frank Billings Endowment FundA. Broszman General Research FundA. and A. Chisholm Endowment FundGeorge W. and Grace M. Crile Endowment Fund Crile Research Fellowship FundScott A. Duvin Memorial Fellowship Scholarship ProgramFirestone FundGAR Foundation Endowment FundGeorge C. Gordon Memorial FundWalter and Helen Halle Memorial FundStarr Holley Memorial Fund Thomas E. Jones Memorial FundKey Minority Medical Student Scholarship Fund Lord Endowment FundWilliam E. Lower, M.D. Memorial FundSarah T. McBride Endowment FundDavid and Lindsay Morgenthaler Endowed FundCharles B. Shaffer Endowment FundLeona Siller Endowment FundThomas and Iris Vail Endowment Fund

Biomedical Engineering and Applied Therapeutics:Herrick Foundation Endowed Fellowship FundKiser Endowment FundMastin Fellowship Fund

Cancer Biology:de Windt Cancer Research FundLerner Research Institute Hirsch Fund for Cancer Research

Cell Biology:Rudin Atherosclerosis Research

Molecular Biology:Fred L. Ball Endowment FundThomas Cancer Research Fund

Neurosciences:Paul and Berdein Holsing Endowment Fund

Division of MedicineCardiology:Beven Endowed Lecture FundFannie Brown Memorial FundSusan L. Cronk FundEvans Endowed Fund in Peripheral Vascular DiseaseSamuel M. Mann EndowmentThe Daniel R. McCarthy Endowed Fund for Heart Center Research and EducationHelen A. Moran Endowed Fellowship in Vascular Disease Research FundJane and Lee Seidman Endowment for Research – Bakken Heart-Brain InstituteJane and Lee Seidman Symposium and the Journal of Heart-Brain Endowed Fund

Endocrinology:Margaret & Tom Kay Special Education Fund Reinberger Endocrinology Research and Education Fund

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Gastroenterology:Dr. Mark Blue Endoscopy Endowment FundBorra Family Endowment for Esophageal and Swallowing Disorders FundLucinda Wheat Grafton Endowment Fund Ann J. and E. Bradley Jones IBD Endowment FundSamuel M. Mann Endowment

Hematology and Medical Oncology:Ernest Bruell Cancer Research FundAnn Keller FundC. Bert McDonald Endowment FundHoward G. Schwarz Fund

Infectious Diseases:Pyles Research Endowment Fund

Internal Medicine:Marotta Family Fund for Preventive MedicineJohn W. Phillips Memorial Fund

Nephrology and Hypertension:Kasperzak Kidney Research and Education Fellowship FundSaturo Nakamoto, M.D. Endowment for Dialysis FundKurt Seligman Memorial Fund

Neurology:John A. Auble Lectureship in Pediatric Neuro-OncologyBailys Multiple Sclerosis Research Endowment FundBirk EndowmentBruce and Jeanne Grossnickle Endowed FundHolan Fund for Cerebrovascular Research and EducationElizabeth F. Homer Endowment for MS Research and EducationBonnie A. Howland Endowment Fund Alvin and Naomi Isroff Endowed Memorial Fund for Multiple Sclerosis ResearchAmanda and William Madar Endowment FundSamuel M. Mann EndowmentMeisel Family Fund for Mellen Center R. Ansley Mellen Center Patient Care FundNickman Family Endowed Fund for Multiple SclerosisMiss Elizabeth Stein Fund Williams Endowment for Multiple Sclerosis ResearchNancy McCloud Yerian Memorial Fund for ALS Research

Otolaryngology:Lazar Family Lectureship in Otolaryngology

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation:Cole Endowed Fund in Rehabilitation MedicineThe Sanford, Daurine, and Barbara Noll Endowed Lecture Fund for Physical Med. Rehab.Robert R. and Eleanore H. Risman Endowed Fund

Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine:Holsing Endowed Fund H. Van Ordstrand Pulmonary Research and Education FundJack and Mary Reed Transplant Research Fund

Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases:David Barakat Family Endowment Fund for Vasculitis ResearchRichard J. Fasenmyer Center for Clinical Immunology, Education and ResearchHamlin Endowed Fund for AIDS Research

Division of Pathology and Laboratory MedicineHoffman Prize Endowment Fund

Division of Pediatric and Adolescent MedicineAdam Tripepi-Duke Adam Memorial FundBisinger Asthma Research FundHannah Boland Pediatric Renal FundDebra Ann November Autism FundEmily Claire Postel Pediatric FundPaul V. Robinson MemorialEdward Jack Ross Appreciation FundSteffee Memorial FundDaniel H. Straffon Memorial FundWegner Childhood Leukemia Research Fund

Division of SurgeryAnesthesiology:Arrow International Endowed Fund in AnesthesiologyFawzy G. Estafanous Anesthesiology Education Endowment

Cardiothoracic Surgery:Charles H. Bryan, M.D. EndowmentMadeleine and Erwin Herling EndowmentDavid A. Kaufman Memorial FundWilliam H. Loveman FundAlbert S. and J.B. Weiss Fund

Colorectal Surgery:Butkin FundFazio Endowed Fund for Colorectal SurgerySamuel M. Mann EndowmentJohn F. McWhorter III Endowed Fund for Colon Cancer ResearchPatricia Sullivan Schriner Endowed Fellowship in IBD Research and EducationLouise B. Timken Fund

U. S. Surgical Corp. Endowed FundKatherine H. Williams Memorial FundJohn W. Wilson Memorial Fund

General Surgery:Crile Fellowship in Surgical Research Endowment FundRobert Hermann, M.D. Endowment FundHoerr Scholarship Surgical Education

Neurological Surgery:Doris A. Flynn Research FundJames Gardner, M.D. Lectureship FundGardner-Seitz Fund

Obstetrics and Gynecology:Lester Ballard, M.D. Research and Education Endowment FundSusan A. Dickinson Memorial Research Fund

Orthopaedic Surgery:Alfred Orthopaedic EndowmentJohn A. Bergfeld Endowed Lectureship on Sports MedicineDickson Orthopaedic Endowment FundKendrick Research and Education FundS. Zielony and G. Bell, M.D. Endowed Fund for Orthopaedic Spinal Surgery Research and Education

Plastic Surgery:Galen C. Brown Endowment Fund

Taussig Cancer CenterGeneral:Alyce Cafaro Memorial Fund for Cancer Edward A. Esposito Sr. Memorial FundEarl Foster Memorial FundWilliam B. Hirsch Cancer Research Endowment FundHarvey Leighton FundHelen M. McLoraine Cancer Education Endowment FundM. Thomas and Beatrice L. Moore Multiple Myeloma Research Endowment FundPlain Dealer Cancer Patient Education FundM. Frank and Margaret Domiter Rudy Endowment in Cancer Research FundSitko Family Endowed Fund for Cancer Research William J. and Patricia E. Snider Multiple Myeloma Research Endowment Fund

Radiation Oncology:Emile A. LeGros Memorial Cancer Research FundFrancis M. Sherwin Radiology Fund


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Named Endowed Chairs of Cleveland ClinicCONTINUED ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICINE

The establishment of a named endowed chair provides an especially meaningful way to honor the memory of a beloved family member or to recognize an individual’s exemplary contributions to the practice and science of medicine.

The income from endowed chair funds supports the particular work of outstanding physicians and scientists, ensuring the continued advancement of medicine.

The following are fully established named endowed chairs at Cleveland Clinic, the divisions and departments for which they were created, and the individuals currently holding the named endowed chairs.

The Clifford and Jane Anthony Endowed Chair for Digestive Disease Research and EducationDigestive Disease Center

The Jan Bleeksma Chair in Vascular Cell Biology and AtherosclerosisRoy L. Silverstein, M.D., Chairman, Department of Cell BiologyDepartment of Cell Biology, Lerner Research Institute

The Eddie J. Brandon Endowed Chair for Diabetes ResearchLerner Research Institute

The Melvin H. Burkhardt Distinguished Chair in Cardiac CareCleveland Clinic Florida

The Melvin H. Burkhardt Chair in Neuro Oncology Clinical ResearchRobert J. Weil, M.D., Associate Director, Brain Tumor Institute LaboratoryBrain Tumor Institute, Taussig Cancer Center

The Rose Ella Burkhardt Chair in Neurosurgical OncologyGene H. Barnett, M.D., Vice Chairman, Department of NeurosurgeryBrain Tumor Institute, Taussig Cancer Center

The Jerome and Lee Burkons Research Chair in OncologyJoanne M. Hilden, M.D., Chairman, Pediatric Hematology and OncologyTaussig Cancer Center

The E. Bruce and Virginia R. Chaney Chair for Ophthalmology Research and EducationHilel Lewis, M.D., Chairman, Eye InstituteCole Eye Institute

The Delos M. Cosgrove, M.D. Chair for Heart Disease ResearchBruce Lytle, M.D., Chairman, Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular SurgeryDepartment of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, Heart and Vascular Institute

The Michael J. Cudahy Endowed Chair for Clinical EngineeringJohn H. Petre, Ph.D., Director, Clinical Space and Equipment IntegrationDivision of Anesthesiology

The Betsy B. de Windt Endowed Chair in Cancer BiologyBryan R. G. Williams, Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Cancer BiologyDepartment of Cancer Biology, Lerner Research Institute

The R.J. Fasenmyer Chair in Clinical ImmunologyLeonard H. Calabrese, D.O., Vice Chairman, Department of Rheumatic and Immunologic DiseasesDepartment of Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases

The Victor W. Fazio, M.D. Chair in Colorectal SurgeryJames M. Church, M.D., Vice Chairman, Department of Colorectal SurgeryDepartment of Colorectal Surgery, Digestive Disease Center

The John J. and Sharon D. Ferchill Distinguished Chair Jay S. Yadav, M.D., Chairman, Innovation CenterCCF Innovations

The Ray W. Gifford, Jr., M.D. Endowed Chair in HypertensionMarc A. Pohl, M.D., Head, Section of Clinical Hypertension and NephrologyDepartment of Nephrology and Hypertension

The Sondra and Stephen Hardis Chair in Oncology ResearchTarek Mekhail, M.D., Solid Tumor OncologyTaussig Cancer Center

The Arthur S. and Arlene M. Holden Endowed ChairRichard Lang, M.D., M.P.H., Chairman, Department of General Internal MedicineDepartment of General Internal Medicine

The Harry R. Horvitz Endowed Chair in Palliative MedicineT. Declan Walsh, M.D., M.Sc., Director, Palliative MedicineDepartment of Hematology and Oncology

The Hazel Prior Hostetler Endowed ChairRichard A. Rudick, M.D., Director, Edward J. and Louise E. Mellen Center for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment and ResearchEdward J. and Louise E. Mellen Center for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment and Research

The Gus P. Karos Endowed Chair in Clinical Cardiovascular MedicineCurtis M. Rimmerman, M.D., Department of Cardiovascular MedicineDepartment of Cardiology, Heart and Vascular Institute

The George M. and Linda H. Kaufman Endowed ChairJames B. Young, M.D., Chairman, Division of MedicineKaufman Center for Heart Failure, Heart and Vascular Institute

The Virginia Lois Kennedy Endowed Chair in Biomedical Engineering and Applied TherapeuticsPeter R. Cavanagh, Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Biomedical EngineeringDepartment of Biomedical Engineering, Lerner Research Institute

The Krause-Lieberman Chair in Laparoscopic Colorectal SurgeryDepartment of Colorectal Surgery, Digestive Disease Center

The John and Margaret Krupa Chair in GeriatricsJerry O. Ciocon, M.D., Chairman, Department of Geriatric MedicineDepartment of Geriatric Medicine, Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston

The John and Margaret Krupa Chair in NeurologyVirgilio D. Salanga, M.D., Chairman, Department of NeurologyDepartment of Neurology, Cleveland Clinic Florida Weston

The Robert and Kathryn Lamborn Endowed Chair for Neuro-OncologyBrain Tumor Institute, Taussig Cancer Center

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The Daniel and Karen Lee Endowed Chair in Thoracic SurgeryThomas W. Rice, M.D., Head, Section of General Thoracic SurgeryDepartment of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, Heart and Vascular Institute

The Thomas Lord Endowed Chair in Molecular BiologyAndrei Gudkov, Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Molecular GeneticsDepartment of Molecular Genetics, Lerner Research Institute

The Maynard Madden Arthritis Chair and Professorship in MedicineJoseph P. Iannotti, M.D., Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Orthopaedic SurgeryDepartment of Orthopaedic Surgery

The Thomas F. Meaney, M.D. Research Scholars ChairMichael T. Modic, M.D., Chairman, Division of RadiologyDivision of Radiology

The Charles and Loraine Moore Chair in Cardiovascular ImagingJames D. Thomas, M.D., Head, Section of Cardiovascular ImagingDepartment of Cardiovascular Medicine, Heart and Vascular Institute

The Andrew C. Novick, M.D. Distinguished Chair in UrologyAndrew C. Novick, M.D., Chairman, Urological InstituteGlickman Urological Institute

The F.J. O’Neill Endowed Chair in BioethicsEric Kodish, M.D., Chairman, Department of BioethicsDepartment of Bioethics

The Robert, Eleanore and Kathy Risman Chair and Professorship in MedicineVinod Sahgal, M.D., Chairman, Department of Physical Medicine and RehabilitationCleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University

The Ronald and Helen Ross Chair in Pediatric and Congenital Heart SurgeryRoger B.B. Mee, M.B., CH.B, F.R.A.C.SChildren’s Hospital

The M. Frank and Margaret Domiter Rudy Distinguished Chair in Translational Cancer ResearchDerek Raghavan, M.D., Ph.D., Chairman, Cancer CenterTaussig Cancer Center

The Ralph and Luci Schey Endowed Chair in ResearchDepartment of Neurology

The Harold C. Schott Chair in Rheumatic and Immunologic DiseasesGary S. Hoffman, M.D., Chairman, Department of Rheumatic and Immunologic DiseasesDepartment of Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases

The Jane and Lee Seidman Chair in Cardiovascular MedicineDepartment of Cardiovascular Medicine, Heart and Vascular Institute

The Jane and Lee G. Seidman Chair in Functional NeurosurgeryAli R. Rezai, M.D., Chairman, Center for Neurological RestorationCenter for Neurological Restoration

The Sherwin-Page Chair (named in honor of John Sherwin, Sr. and Irvine Page, M.D.)Paul E. DiCorleto, Ph.D., Chairman, Lerner Research InstituteLerner Research Institute

The Willard D. Steck, M.D. Chair of Clinical DermatologyDepartment of Clinical Dermatology

The Thomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan Family Endowed ChairScott Strong, M.D., Department of Colorectal SurgeryDepartment of Colorectal Surgery, Digestive Disease Center

The Robert C. Tarazi, M.D., Endowed Chair in Heart and Hypertension ResearchEdward F. Plow, Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Molecular CardiologyDepartment of Molecular Cardiology, Lerner Research Institute

The Rupert B. Turnbull, M.D., Chair in Colorectal SurgeryVictor W. Fazio, M.D., Chairman, Department of Colorectal SurgeryDepartment of Colorectal Surgery, Digestive Disease Center

The Donald G. Vidt Endowed Chair for Preventive MedicineCleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University

The Carl E. Wasmuth, M.D., Endowed Chair in AnesthesiologyPaul A. Murray, Ph.D., Chairman, Center for Anesthesiology ResearchCenter for Anesthesiology Research, Division of Anesthesiology

The Karen Colina Wilson Endowed Chair in Pediatric Brain TumorsBrain Tumor Institute, Taussig Cancer Center

The James Zito Endowed Chair for Cancer ResearchRonald Bukowski, M.D., Solid Tumor OncologyTaussig Cancer Center


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Contributing to Cleveland ClinicCONTINUED ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICINE

Cleveland Clinic is a not-for-profi t institution that depends on the generosity of individuals, families, corporations, foundations and other organizations to ensure its continued excellence in patient care, medical research and education.

As a not-for-profi t institution, Cleveland Clinic adheres to the community benefi t requirements established by the Internal Revenue Service. Cleveland Clinic serves its community by providing healthcare services to all (regardless of ability to pay) and operating a technologically advanced emergency medicine department.

Cleveland Clinic’s mission also includes scientifi c, educational and research activities – elements that extend beyond the charitable provision of healthcare. Cleveland Clinic thus serves a matrix of local, national and international communities interested in all aspects of health care delivery. To carry out this mission of service, Cleveland Clinic devotes considerable resources to community care, medical education and biomedical research.

All philanthropic contributions to Cleveland Clinic are tax-deductible.

PHILANTHROPY AT THE CLEVELAND CLINIC

Through philanthropy, Cleveland Clinic donors are building the future of world-class care.

Donors have provided a foundation for excellence far into the future by supporting the construction of facilities to enhance Cleveland Clin-ic’s programs of education, research and patient care.

Through Cleveland Clinic annual giving program, donors contribute signifi cant designated and unrestricted support to help Cleveland Clinic meet current needs and priorities.

Through planned gifts, donors provide important long-term support by including Cleveland Clinic in their wills, charitable trusts and annuities.

Through remembrance gifts, donors pay tribute to family, friends and other special individuals by supporting Cleveland Clinic programs.

Through online giving at clevelandclinic.org/isupport, donors can make gifts to support any area of Cleveland Clinic anytime from the convenience of their home.

Philanthropy at Cleveland Clinic takes many forms, and we are grateful to all Cleveland Clinic donors who share a common commit-ment to ensuring Cleveland Clinic’s excellence in healthcare.

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For assistance with your particular philanthropic needs, or to receive further information about giving opportunities at Cleveland Clinic or Cleveland Clinic Florida, please contact:

Offi ce of Institutional Development/DVbCleveland Clinic9500 Euclid Avenue/DVCleveland, OH 44195216.444.1245clevelandclinic.org/giving

Cleveland Clinic realizes that individuals would like to learn more about its particular programs, services or developments. At the same time we fully respect the privacy of our patients. If you do not wish to receive any materials containing this information, please write to us at the Offi ce of Institutional Development/DVb, Cleveland Clinic, 9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland OH 44195.

We apologize if we have misspelled or omitted any of our donors’ names. Please advise us of any error or omission so we may correct our records by calling 216.444.1818.

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