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D ear Community Members,

You’ve undoubtedly heard me say howexcited and blessed I am to work shoulder-to-shoulder with our employees and medical staff, aswe try our very best to improve our patients’ andfamilies’ quality of life, one patient at a time.

My staff and I feel extremely confidentabout our ability to serve you, as is reflected byour latest Joint Commission quality rating (seearticle below), now hovering above 95 percentout of 100 percent. This means we have metmore than 95 percent of nearly 600 bestpractice requirements for the last 12 years,according to the most credible healthcareauditor in our business. This achievementhappened solely because everyone who worksand practices here wants every member of ourNorthwest Connecticut community to have nodoubt in our ability to care for you inTorrington, better than you might be cared forelsewhere, for those services which we offer.

Very recently, I was faced with a decisionabout where I should undergo major surgery,something that was unexpected and very

important to deal with,for the sake of myfamily and my qualityof life, and the lives ofothers who to somemeasure depend onme. In making thisdecision, I found myselffeeling incrediblypositive about placingmy trust in the hands of

LEADERSH I P MESSAGE

The Charlotte Hungerford Hospital540 Litchfield StreetTorrington, CT 06790(860) 496-6666

Daniel J. McIntyrePresident and Executive Director

www.charlottehungerford.org

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Board & Medical Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Financial Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Year In Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Auxiliary, Volunteers, Chaplains . . . . . . . . . . 6 Annual Donations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital’s surgeons,hospitalists, nurses, techs and support staff.I know this sounds a bit “over-the-top,” butI realized at that decisive moment, that mystaff had accomplished such terrific thingsover time that I was actually looking forwardto having my own hospital family get methrough this major surgical event.

As you might guess, I was not able to

play “undercover boss,” chiefly because ouremployees and medical staff have over timedeveloped personal and professionalinterrelationships that now define us as afamily of heartful and knowledgeablecaregivers. As it turned out, my surgery andrecovery went extremely well!

Looking back at my inpatient experience,I can only feel a debt of gratitude to ouremployees, physicians and board memberswho together have created a truly enviableenvironment in which patients can be accu-rately diagnosed and can begin their healingprocess, in a place filled with love and talent.

I have been leading hospital organizationsfor over 33 years. During that time, my con-nection with the CHH family has been themost unique and outstanding experience,wherein a group of dedicated people havemade an unwavering commitment to worksuccessfully with one another in “bringinghope and comfort to our ill and injured”!

I salute and thank our employees, medicalstaff, board, volunteers, auxilians and corporatorsfor setting the “patient safety” bar high and forbeing willing always to work together for thismost noble cause.

Respectfully,

Daniel J. McIntyrePresident and Executive Director

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Accountability Composite Rate

Daniel J. McIntyre

CHH AWARDED 3-YEAR ACCREDITATION FROM THE JOINT COMMISSIONFor the 12th consecutive year, Charlotte

Hungerford Hospital (CHH) has once againearned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal ofApproval for accreditation by demonstratingcompliance with the Commission’s nationalstandards and best practices for healthcarequality and safety in hospitals.

The accreditation award recognizes CHH’sdedication to continuous compliance with 600Joint Commission’s patient safety standards,

including infection prevention and control,hospital and medical staff leadership, andmedication safety management. CHH under-went a rigorous unannounced on-site surveyin August 2013 when a team of JointCommission expert surveyors evaluated CHHfor compliance with standards of care specificto the needs of patients.

“Although we are extremely pleased withour accreditation results, we are doubly

pleased in knowing that ourpatients and their families cantruly depend on CharlotteHungerford Hospital for theservices we provide,” saidDaniel J. McIntyre, Presidentand Executive Director at CHH.“Every member of our hospital familyhas been, and continues to be, motivated

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The Accountability Composite Rate is the degree towhich a hospital performs in several clinical areasincluding surgery, heart failure, outpatient care, heartattack care, and pneumonia. One hundred percentrepresents maximum performance. This rate is a reflectionof Charlotte Hungerford’s performance on 53 individualmeasures and over 10,000 data points.

The rate is compiled as part of the Joint Commission’sORYX National Hospital Quality Measures Initiative andintegrates outcomes and other performance data intothe hospital accreditation process to support them intheir quality improvement efforts.

For more information, visit www.qualitycheck.org.

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Daniel J. McIntyre President and Executive Director

John J. CapobiancoVice President, Operations

Board Of GovernorsEdward ArumEdwin G. Booth, Jr.Frank Buonocore, Jr. Gladys CerrutoRichard Dutton. M.D.Stephani Fowler, M.D.David J. Frauenhofer, Esq.Jamie Gregg

Medical Staff Department ChairsJeffrey Klein, M.D.Chair, Department ofAnesthesia

Bradley Rosenberg, M.D.Chair, Department ofFamily Medicine

Lucia Benzoni, M.D. Chair,Department of Pediatrics

David Stekler, M.D. Chair, Department ofObstetrics and Gynecology

Neal Mandell, M.D.Chair, Department ofRadiology

Mustafa Ugurlu, M.D.Department of Surgery

Roberta Meltzer, M.D.Chair, Department ofAmbulatory Medical Care

Medical StaffOfficersNirmal Kathuria, M.D.President

Timothy Gostkowski, M.D. President-Elect

Donna McHugh, M.D.Secretary-Treasurer

CorporatorsEdward ArumEdwin G. Booth, Jr.Jeffrey BorghesiMartin BrayboyCharles F. Brower, Esq.Frank Buonocore, Jr.Helen BunnellRichard D. CalhounSusan R. Carroll, Ph.D.Gladys CerrutoJ. Eric ChadwickRichard Dutton. M.D.Alfred J. Finn, M.D.Bruce FoxDavid J. Frauenhofer, Esq.Nancy GarfieldPaul GrossmanAshbel Gulliver, M.D.Nancy Sullivan HodkoskiJohn Janco

Medical Staff� Active:

139

� Affiliate: 48

� Community: 2

� Honorary: 40

� Allied HealthProfessionals:54

For a complete listing of CHH Physicians and Allied Health Professionals, visit

www.Charlottehungerford.org or call (860) 496-6725

Kenrick Hom, M.D.John Janco, Vice ChairmanJohn N. Lavieri, ChairmanDiane V. Libby, C.P.A.James O’LearyMichael PattersonCharles W. Roraback, Esq.Andrew Szczepanski, M.D.

John N. LavieriDiane V. Libby, CPAWilliam MarchandMarvin MaskovskyJames O’LearyGail OlsenCatherine OnegliaRobert PetriconeRose PonteRobert RaleighStephen ReillyCharles W. Roraback, Esq.Guy RovezziDoreen RoyJoAnn RyanTom ScovilleRobert SwitzgableIsadore Temkin, D.D.S.Stephen Todd

Elizabeth Pasko, M.D.Chair, Department ofPathology

Maurice Defina, M.D.Chair, Department ofEmergency Medicine

Jeffrey Nachbar, M.D. Chair, Department ofPsychiatry

Kenrick Hom, M.D.Chair, Department ofHospital Medicine

Elizabeth Whalen, M.D.Chair, Department ofRadiation Oncology

Stephen Yoelson, M.D.Chair, Department ofMedicine

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital AdministrationMark R. Prete, M.D.

Vice President, Medical Staff Affairs

Susan M. SchappVice President, Finance and Treasurer

R. James ElliottVice President, Technology and Support Services

Brian MattielloVice President, Organizational Development

2013 2012

Discharges 6,533 6,338

Patient Days 26,574 25,249

Ancillary Services

Emergency Visits 40,972 40,878

Behavioral Health Visits 30,588 30,978

Partial Hospitalization & Intensive OP Visits 7,417 7,416

Walk-in Center Visits 10,951 11,109

Ambulatory surgery cases 3,283 3,335

Cardio diagnostic exams 13,687 13,840

CT scan exams 12,733 13,030

Diagnostic radiology exams 39,820 41,163

Laboratory tests 621,554 675,323

MRI exams 1,110 1,066

Nuclear medicine exams 952 1,222

Operating room cases 4,145 4,060

PET scans 293 126

Physical therapy treatments 32,047 27,475

Pulmonary function tests 1,643 1,710

Radiology special procedures 1,152 1,262

Radiation therapy 8,501 7,940

Respiratory treatments 40,178 38,826

Sleep Studies 565 631

Speech therapy treatments 663 773

Ultrasound exams 8,696 9,170

Services RenderedFinancial Report Condensed Statement of Financial PositionSeptember 30, 2012, and September 30, 2013

2013 2012ASSETSCash, accounts receivable, other current assets $ 28,110,276 $ 28,025,839 Assets whose use is limited 27,592,202 25,505,826 Long-term investments 38,742,293 33,807,880 Land, building and equipment, net 36,869,779 37,852,787 Other assets 1,135,267 1,334,720Totals $ 132,449,817 $ 126,527,052

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSCurrent liabilities $ 21,233,802 $ 20,098,346 Long-term liabilities 26,660,236 44,637,027Net assets 84,555,779 61,791,679Totals $132,449,817 $126,527,052

Condensed Statement of ActivitiesSeptember 30, 2013, and September 30, 2012

2013 2012REVENUES Patient services (net) $116,677,547 $113,188,468 Other Revenue 8,250,546 5,735,128Total revenues $124,928,093 $118,923,596

EXPENSESProgram services $116,473,514 $110,414,102 Depreciation, amortization, bond & insurance 8,426,473 8,343,215Total expenses $124,899,987 $118,757,317

NET OPERATING SURPLUS $28,106 $166,279

OTHER INCOME (EXPENSE)Investment Income, Dividends, Gains (losses) $ 2,298,212 $ 2,102,513 Gifts & Bequests $ 273,527 $ 27,952 Other $ 93,073 $ 118,880

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE $ 2,692,918 $ 2,415,624 OVER EXPENSES

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2013 Year In ReviewPersonalized

attention

CHH AWARDED 3-YEAR ACCREDITATION FROM THE JOINT COMMISSION

CHH IS CREATING HEALTHY HABITS IN THE NORTHWEST CORNER

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solely by our passion for caring for the ill andinjured and by our duty to be the very best atwhat we do. My heartfelt admiration and thanksto all of our caregivers and support staff for theirrelentless efforts to improve the quality of lifefor all.”

The Joint Commission’s hospital standardsaddress important functions relating to the careof patients and the management of hospitals.The standards are developed in consultation withhealthcare experts, providers, measurementexperts and patients.

“In achieving Joint Commission accreditation,Charlotte Hungerford Hospital has demonstrated

its commitment to the highest level of care for itspatients,” said Mark G. Pelletier, R.N., M.S.,Chief Operating Officer, Division ofAccreditation and Certification Operations,The Joint Commission. “Accreditation is avoluntary process, and I commend CHH forsuccessfully undertaking this challenge toelevate its standard of care and instill confidencein the community it serves.”

Founded in 1951, The Joint Commissionseeks to continuously improve healthcare for thepublic, in collaboration with other stakeholders,by evaluating healthcare organizations andinspiring them to excel in providing safe and

effective care of the highest quality and value.The Joint Commission evaluates and accreditsmore than 20,000 healthcare organizationsand programs in the United States, includingmore than 10,600 hospitals and home careorganizations, and more than 6,600 otherhealthcare organizations that provide long-term care, behavioral healthcare, laboratoryand ambulatory care services. An independent,not-for-profit organization, The JointCommission is the nation’s oldest and largeststandards-setting and accrediting body inhealthcare. Learn more about The JointCommission at www.jointcommission.org.

The Community Outreach Team at CharlotteHungerford Hospital is dedicated to ensuring thatpeople young and old residing in northwestConnecticut make good nutrition and hand hygienea healthy habit.

In 2013, CHH created and delivered a series ofpresentations and outreach activities at local fairs,school events, and day care centers designed toeducate and entertain the public and promotepreventative health and active lifestyles.

Addressing the issue of childhood obesity is oneof the top priorities identified by the staff andcaregivers at Charlotte through its communityassessment surveys. Using educational materials,games and activities from myplate.gov and otherresources on good nutrition, the team promotes itsmessage by challenging and quizzing children andadults on what foods are healthy and what choicesshould be made when they are dining out or preparing food at home.

Good hand hygiene is another very importantlesson taught by the team. Children have a chance todiscuss what germs are and how they affect a person’shealth. Pretend germs are viewed under a speciallight to show children how they hide and can be

removed using hand sanitizer. The team has been very pleased with the

response, especially from the youngest partici-pants. Team members agree that the area’s localschools and day care centers have done a great

job educating kids about the importance of handwashing. As flu season approaches, the team’s goalis to increase awareness of how this simple proce-dure a few times a day can keep flu away fromfriends and family.

CHH and over 20 local community organizations, local non-profits, area agencies andschools formed a group called “Fit Together” andadopted a mission “to build the healthiest kids,families and communities through sustainablestrategies that foster healthy eating and activeliving.” The hospital’s recent outreach and publicevents have incorporated this mission, and rein-forced a united effort among the region’s leadersand caregivers to build healthier communities.

“An essential component of a successfulcommunity-based system of services is the pro-motion of health through good nutrition andphysical activity,” said Tim LeBouthillier,Director of CHH Community Relations andDevelopment. “We want to do all we can tomake sure our community members start off onthe right foot when it comes to health, nutritionand exercise.”

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Outreach Coordinator JoyceGermano, left, prepares a healthy nutrition presentation forDirector Laurie Rudek and the children at the TorringtonPre-school Center.

Charlotte will provide personalized attention to the

individuals and communities itserves through a well-

functioning and compassionatehealth care team who

know you, the area, and want to give you great care and

promote healthy living.

CHH CREATES PINWHEELS FOR PREVENTION ART GALLERY

Child Abuse Investigation Team of Northwest Connecticut (CAIT NW) recognized ChildAbuse Prevention Month with the creation of the first annual Pinwheels for Prevention Art Galleryat the Northwestern Connecticut Community College.

“We provide the community with information on how we can work together to keep kids safe whilehighlighting the spirit of our children with their artwork,” said Bethany Ferreira, CAIT NW Coordinator.

CHH FORMS NEW OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP

CHH founded a new Ostomy Support Group, the first group of its kind in northwestConnecticut, to provide unify and strengthen its members for the benefit of people who have, orwill have intestinal or urinary diversions and their caregivers.

“I am very excited to offer this important resource to the community. The support group will allow individuals with an ostomy or continent diversion, their families and caregivers the opportunity to share theirexperiences and advice on related health and wellness issues,” said Suzanne Fox, RN, WOCN, the hospital’sWound, Ostomy and Continence Nurse.

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2013 Year In ReviewCHH OFFERS FREE SMOKING CESSATION CLASSES

CHH offered free admission to its Smoking Cessation Programs to assist residents looking to kick the habit learn how to stop smoking and start building a healthier lifestylethrough education, relaxation techniques, and methods of preventing weight gain.

“The program features sessions led by a trained, certified clinic leader who understands the motivationsand rationalizations of smoking, and uses a positive behavior change approach that teaches people how tobecome a permanent non-smoker,” said Sandy Markus, Program Facilitator.

CHH OFFERS NEW LUNG CANCER SCREENING SERVICECHH Early Detection Program’s offered a new Lung Cancer Screening Service utilizing a fast,

painless, low cost, low dose CT scan to assist current or former heavy smokers 55 or older that isreviewed by a Lung Cancer Navigation Team of radiologists, pulmonologists, oncologists and anurse navigator.

“You can’t put a price tag on the peace of mind that can come with a lung cancer screening. This testgives you access to a comprehensive program with the treatment and resources you may need to help you lead ahealthier life,” said Program Director Leslie Handelman, R.N.

CHH DEBUTS CHILD FIRST FAMILY CARE MODEL

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital’s Center for Youth and Families introduced “Child First,” aninnovative, home-based system of care designed to decrease serious emotional disturbance andabuse and neglect among the region’s most vulnerable young children.

“Two teams, each consisting of a developmental clinician and a care coordinator, work with pediatri-cians, teachers and other community providers to identify, assess and intervene where necessary to make thisprogram possible. It’s a team effort,” said Joan Neveski, Director of the Center For Youth & Families.

CHH BREAST HEALTH CENTER RECEIVES FIRST KOMEN GRANTEE AWARDRecognizing the efforts of the organization’s top sponsors, fundraisers and volunteers from

communities across Connecticut, Komen for the Cure CT choose the CHH Pink Rose Program asits “Grantee of the Year” for 2013.

“It is the first time Komen for the Cure, CT, has officially recognized an outstanding program, and it isan honor to be the first recipient of the award. We are very proud of all the work our program has done inthe community to educate women about the importance of breast cancer early detection,” said Project DirectorLeslie Handelman, R.N.

CHH CREATES HEALTHCARE COALITION OF MEDICAL PROVIDERSCHH formed the Greater Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Healthcare Coalition, a group that

brings together the hospital and a range of Northwest Connecticut healthcare organizations andpartners to develop and maintain critical emergency preparedness plans and strategies.

“The hospital and area healthcare stakeholders and agencies have been working together to improvecommunications and planning during disasters for several years. This new partnership formalizes thisrelationship and commitment ensuring we are all ready when needed most,” said Paul Rabeuf, CHH EMSand Emergency Management Coordinator.

CHH PARTNERSWITH LOCAL AGENCIES TO OFFER CPR COURSES

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital along with Campion Ambulance Service, the Torrington FireDepartment, Valerie Manor Health Care Center and the Elks Lodge conducted free CPR classeson Torrington’s Community Heart Saver CPR Day providing instruction on CPR and the use ofthe Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).

“Less than one-third of sudden cardiac arrest victims receive immediate CPR from bystanders. Thiscourse equips all people and communities to act in an emergency and ultimately save lives through early med-ical interventions,” said Tim LeBouthillier, Director of CHH Community Relations.

CHH CARDIOLOGY SERVICES RECEIVES ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY ACCREDITATION

CHH Cardiology Services and CHH Cardiovascular Medicine were granted a three-year termof accreditation in Echocardiography in the area of Adult Transthoracic and Adult Transesophagealby the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC).

“Early detection of life threatening heart disorders and other diseases is possible through the use ofEchocardiography procedures performed within hospitals,” said Patty Sullivan-Poletta, Director, CardioPulmonary Services.

CHH OPENS NEW REHABILITATION & SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER

CHH opened a second location for its Outpatient Rehabilitation and Sports MedicineServices at 1151 East Main Street in Torrington that offers the same physical, occupational andspeech therapy services as the hospital’s current location at 540 Litchfield Street.

“We are pleased to offer an additional new location and specialists we feel will provide greater accessibilityand flexibility to our patients in the northwest corner,” said Amanda S. Hill, OTR/L, MA, Director ofRehabilitation Services.

Specializedpartnerships

Charlotte will have thepartnerships necessary to

assure connectedness to thecommunity, the availability ofhighly specialized services andwell-coordinated programming,and in order create seamless

treatment and rapid transfer soyou get the care you need.

Committedphysicians

Charlotte will have physiciansthat are well-trained,

well-respected, have extensiveexperience, and are rooted inthe community and its people.

CHH EXPANDS ITS LIFELINE MEDICAL

DEVICE SERVICES AND OFFERINGS

FOR SENIORSCHH expanded its popular

Lifeline Emergency MedicalResponse Service line by addinga new Auto-alert option andintroducing a new PhillipsMedication Dispenser whichcomes programmed and allowsthe individual to hear abouttheir medications and takethem all at the press of a button.

“By helping people take medications onschedule from convenient pre-filled dosage cups,the system can help reduce the number ofunplanned visits to a hospital or physician,and most importantly allow them to remainindependent,”said CHH Lifeline ProgramCoordinator Kelley Benedict.

CHH SURGICALASSOCIATES OFFERS

NEW COLONOSCOPY SERVICECHH Surgical Associates began

offering colonoscopies in associationwith Zhongqiu JohnZhang, M.D.,Ph.D., aspecialist incolorectalsurgeryandgeneralsurgeryfrom Waterbury Hospital’s AllianceMedical Group.

“We are pleased to offer this new serviceof CHH Surgical Associates as we continueto grow our multi-specialty network of qualityoutpatient service providers,” said Mark Prete,Direction of CHH Medical Affairs.

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2013 Year In Review

GENEROUS GIFTS & SUPPORT

Torrington Boy Scout Troop 4 helpslandscape CHH Emergency Departmententrance area

Winsted’s Auxiliary donates $60K to fundnew analyzing systems

CHH Auxiliary donates the final $10,000of their $50,000 pledge for informationtechnology

CHH Diabetes Center receives $1,000from Harwinton Lions Club

Free Spirit Lady Harley Riders donate $2,900to local Cancer Fund

Altrusa Society donates 100 booksto CHH Maternity Center

Advancedtechnology

Charlotte will provide manyequivalent procedures,

technology and expertise thatlarge health centers do,

but at a convenient, safe andcomfortable location.

CHH WOUND CARE CENTER CREATES NEW PHYSICIANAFFILIATIONS

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine added PodiatristsDennis D’Onofrio, D.P.M., and Darren Winkler, D.P.M. to its physician panel. The centerreceived recognition as a “Center for Excellence” achieving outstanding patient outcomes for thelast 12 consecutive months.

“Our patient relationships and programs set us apart from other wound care centers because our philosophyis to consider the larger picture rather than just the patient’s wound itself,” said Michael Wildman, ProgramDirector, CHH Wound Care Center.

CHH CANCER CENTER UPGRADES RADIATIONTREATMENTTECHNOLOGYThe CHH Radiation Oncology Department introduced upgraded Elekta VMAT technology as

their newest treatment option for cancer patients that works to significantly offers faster, more precisecancer treatments by reducing the time required for radiotherapy sessions to five minutes or less.

“It provides less treatment time and more quality time for patients,” said Elizabeth Whalen, M.D., CHHRadiation Oncologist. “We are committed to offering our patients a wider range of treatment options close to home.”

CHH OPENING NEWTHOMASTON PRIMARY CARE PRACTICECHH and Roberta Meltzer, M.D., opened Thomaston-based “CHH

Primary Care” offering comprehensive primary care services committed topersonal and compassionate care through the diagnosis and treatment ofboth acute and long-term health conditions with a focus on wellness andlifestyle medicine.

“I’m so pleased to be able to serve the people of Thomaston and the surroundingarea. Our goal is to provide a welcoming presence to help our patients not onlyfeel better, but inspire them to learn and practice healthy lifestyle techniquesto improve their long-term health,” said Roberta Meltzer, M.D.

CHH JOINTREPLACEMENT

CENTER USES

INNOVATIVEHIP

SURGICALNAVIGATION

David M. Freccero, M.D., ofCharlotte Hungerford Hospital’s JointReplacement and Orthopedics Centerbecame the first orthopedic surgeon inConnecticut to use the HipSextant™Navigation System during two hipreplacement surgeries.

“Patients want the results of their surgeryto last as long as possible and understand thatsurgical precision is the key to long-term success.This device helps us achieve this,” said Dr.Freccero, who plans to use the navigationsystem in the future hip surgeries.

Roberta Meltzer, M.D.CHH Primary CareThomaston, CT

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Katherine AbrahamHelen Alling

Father Peter AdubaRev. William Ashburn

Peter BakerLauren BakulaPatrice BaronRobert BatkyEmily BegleiterMichele BellodyAshley Benedetto

Haley BergsDaphne BobinskiEarlene BodenPhilip BorrelliFrank Bruno

Janet BumsteadDonna Burdick

Anne BusaJohn Busa

Taylor BuzinskiLois Canciani

Annette CaputiPastor Don Carpenter

Luigi CarusiSarah Castro

Jennifer ChamberlainRev. Bobbie Chapman

Diana ChasseKim Clark

Sally ColemanBarbara CoppingerLoretta Crowley

Deborah D’AngeloChristopher Danielczuk

Robert Davis

Margaret DayfieldLidia Delapaz

Nancy DerwitschMartha DickinsonGemma DiMauroBarbara DobosClarise DoolittleJoseph DunganEllen DurstinJoan Eggering

Rabbi Joseph EisenbachRuslana EpsteinZachary FadorEmmy FedorAnn Ferencak

Gabriella FinelloRachel FinnoPhyllis FrinkMarian GebbiaLinda GeneraliRick Giannetta

Christopher GibbMarie Gillen

Judith GoddardHelen Gozemba

Sister Rosemarie GrecoBetty GreeleyLarry Grenier

Wade HamptonMari Haueisen

Sherri Lynn HaynesMadison HemenwayElaine HinchliffeChristine Hricko *Peter Humphrey

Joyce Iffland

Carolyn IngoldsbyPeggy Isely

Jo-Ann JayneShirley JohnsonKrim Juhas

Martha KelleyKaren KenagySusan KendallMarissa KleinEvelyn Klens

Kathy KlimkoskyMarina KoszalkaBarbara KreidwiseLillian Kuehl *Patti Kwashnak

Robert LadenheimRebecca LamoinNicholas Lamothe

Martha LeachWendy Lemieux

Joan LifrieriBertha LobdellRoberto Lopez

Edward ManseauPaula ManseauPatricia MarinoRose Marola

Andrea McCormickClaire McDonaldJean McGarrityJanet McLeodArt McNamaraJanice MorandoLois Moraski

Marie MordeszewskiCatherine-Angela Mosey

Our Volunteers And ChaplainsThe Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Volunteer Program

provides essential, supplementary and complementary services topatients, families, visitors and staff. The program has over 160volunteers in more than 30 non-clinical and clinical areas,including at the Information Desk, Gift Shop, Financial Servicesand as Patient Representatives. Our volunteers range in age from16 to 94 and log over 18,000 hours every year.

We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds, as eachvolunteer can make unique contributions to the hospital. TheVolunteer Program at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital hasapproximately 130 traditional volunteers and over 30 juniorvolunteers that make a profound and positive difference in thehospital’s daily operations.

We are grateful to our many dedicated volunteers andchaplains who work with us throughout the year. If you wouldlike to volunteer, please call (860) 496-6349.

Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Auxiliary

2013 proved to be a very productive year for theCharlotte Hungerford Hospital Auxiliary. Twenty-threeboard members and many more sponsors gave theirsupport and time by raising money through the operationof the CHH Gift Shop, membership dues, special vendorsales, the annual fashion show, the Artist of the MonthProgram and a holiday season greeting promotion.

The Auxiliary gave its fourth installment of its$50,000 pledge to the hospital’s information technologyinitiative. New chairs were purchased for the hospitalcafeteria and an infant warmer with a resuscitation systemfor Maternity Services was also delivered for immediateuse. In addition, the Auxiliary awarded 12 $1,000scholarships to students entering the medical field. Oneof the scholarships honored Dr. Alfred Fabro and anotherwas given in memory of Dr. Joseph Curi.

The 29th annual fashion show was a huge successwith 180 women in attendance. Fashions were providedby Dress Barn of Torrington. We are grateful to manyof our local and regional businesses that donate sogenerously to our fashion show and raffle.

Auxiliary board members, from left, Peg Beecher, back - JudyHogan, Patti Kwashniak, Barbara Pudlinski and ClaireMcDonald.

Longtime volunteersAnnette Caputi, left, andDaphne Bobinski help sellspring daffodils at CharlotteHungerford Hospital tosupport the AmericanCancer Society.

Priscilla MosimannAlice Muik

Shirley MurackZheni Nashe

Angela NattermanWestley NelsonRegina Neri

Maureen NikoraKelly O’HalloranAshley OnionJeanne OrieRose Osborne

Mary Ann PangilinanDonald Pardon *Frankie PardonDevisha Patel

Nathan PatenaudeBetty PatrickDavid PerezDelma Perry

Amanda PhelpsGeorge Piper

Muriel PophamEdward PotterErick Poulsen

Elizabeth QuartieroPeter QuintardAdele Reale

Barbara RiiskaMary Ann RingDolores RobertsMolly Roraback

Elsie RossiJulie RusieckiAlexandra RyanAshley Rykhof

Diane SaliusLorrie SchmidtShirley SegerJames Seitz

Cherie ShanleyJayne Sholtis

Helen SimmonsLori SizemoreSarah SottileRita Spino

Downey StancsLisa StevensKatie StillsonRosalie StranoErzsebet TakacsIrene TartaglinoJoanne TierneyElizabeth TrippVictoria Trivella

Father Robert TuckerRobin Turpin

Paige VaillancourtMaria VaskoJanet Vater

Harriet VergaroMichael VitalePatricia WalkerEsther Walters

Matthew WalukiewiczKim WashingtonBetsy Werner

Barbara WilliamsMary YorkerNancy ZegaMarie Zordan* Deceased

The CHH Gift Shop continues to serve the public andhospital employees with a wide range of unique itemsincluding jewelry, toys, clothing and accessories. Please stopby and support this wonderful shop for purchasing just theright gift.

zIn loving memory

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Angela Amicone

Longtime

Auxiliary Member

and Past

Corresponding Secretary

“Thanks for all of your love andsupport to us and your community.”

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John E. and Roberta A. JancoV. JarmAlison and Kerry JassenEdward JerrykitzJeff & Diane JohnsonMike and Jordan JonesMichael KazanKaren KelleherHoward E. KerpelmanV. KingDeborah KnowlesJohn KoutroumanisPeter KoutroumanisHoward and Barbara KreidwiseSam and Lucie LaRoccoVictoria B. LarsonTim LeBouthillierLitchfield FordBarbara LoyaJudy E. LuceyEdith J. LupucyJean MaggiorottoCorey MagnificoMah Jongg Madames*Jeff and Joyce MaherR. MahieuMr. & Mrs. David MaitlandMr. & Mrs. A.P. MalancaP. MalloryF. ManelliRoger and Michelle MasciarelliDaniel and Gina MasciarelliSusan Matz-PeritzD. MayerjakD. James McKay and Eileen McKayJoyce McKennaDr. Roberta MeltzerLawrence and Marcia MitnikAlfred and Joy MojonRose MoraninoGlenell MorrisJohn and Julia MorrisBruce and Beverly MosherSusan L. MurphyVictor and Marion MuschellJeffrey Nachbar, M.D.Angela NattermanRobert and Brenda NegriFrancis E. NelliganTracy Nepomuceno*New Horizons, Inc. Frank and Sherrin NolfiRonald and Nancy NurnbergKaren O’Flynn, M.D.Ms. Lucille OlszewskiGloria OnegliaJon and Malisa O’NeillAndrew OssolinskiMae PaganoLucille A. PaigeJohn PalladinoParadigm Healthcare Dev., LLCDoug anad Denise ParkerMary A. PeressinottoRita PerraultPlanned ParenthoodDavid and Tricia PoirierMichelle Poole*Muriel E. PophamBert and Joanne PotterRuth and Don PowellJulie PuschaverJohn and Mary QuinnClaudia & Woody RahmClare RashkoffJoseph and Adele RealeMr. & Mrs. Edward RegnerG. Richard ReisArlene and Bob RevazLiz RidelCarlton RobertsSandra B. RobertsMr. Anthony J. RomanA.RosenblattBill and Gretchen RossMs. Marion E. RougeotJohn and Marlene Rouleau*Tillie RoySteven RussoSachiko RuwetSylvia A. SaarnijokiCarole G. SchuschuJune D. ScovilleDr. Robert and Elaine SederquistLinda SeveriJacob SidloskyJames and Nancy SiellerHenry M. SilanoBrian and Jazmin SkarupaNan and L.J. SkeieL. SkoczylasJohn and Maryann SkrapitsRoberta L. SmithStewart N. SmithH. SpaffordMr. & Mrs. Roland SpinoDon and Linda SteinGregg StevensDorothy R. StickelsRobert and Nancy StrumMargaret K. StullEda S. Sullivan

2013 Annual DonationsThe following donations were received between January 1 and

December 31, 2013. Every effort to ensure accuracy has been made.

General Donations

Auxiliary for Community HealthCHH Auxiliary

Big YCampion AmbulanceConnecticare, Inc.William J. & Julia K. Czapor TrustLitchfield Insurance Group, Inc.O’Brien, Tanski & Young

One Anonymous GiftAmerican Adjustment BureauARC New EnglandAscend Healthcare Systems, LLCThe Mae Casali Bonvicini FoundationBradley, Foster & SargentBuilding One Facility Services, LLCCarmody & Torrance LLPChimeNetConnecticut Mutural Holding Co.Elekta, Inc.Joseph and Barbara EllisElm PressTimothy and Jolene GostkowskiHangar ClinicHartford HospitalHealogicsJ & L Medical Services, LLCKingsbrook Development Corp.Litchfield BancorpMarquis MedicalMr. & Mrs.Todd Mattiello*Mercer Health & Benefits, LLCNorthwest Community BankNW CT Emergency Medicine, PC O & G Industries, Inc.People’s United BankPMA ManagementProHealth PhysiciansResources Management Corp.Mr. Stephen H. RusckowskiPhilip G. SamponaroSaslow Lufkin & Buggy, LLPShipman & GoodwinSibson ConsultingSodexoSpectrum Healthcare Torrington, LLCDrs. Elizabeth Whalen and Terrence RyanTHS Air Force Junior ROTC*Torrington Elks Lodge No. 372Torrington Radiologists, Inc.Torrington Savings BankU.S. Trust, Bank of America Private

Wealth Mgmt.U.S.A. Hauling & Recycling, Inc.Valerie ManorWinchester Industries, Inc.Yale New Haven Hospital

One Anonymous GiftAll About You Collaborative Health

Care Svs., LLCRonald H. AndersonEdward and Alyce ArumJean and Bill BarberThomas and Carol BarronTracy BartlesWilliam and Mary Beth BednarzAnne and Philip BerganBioscrip/Professional Home Care ServicesSue BoilardAngela BollardMr. & Mrs. Edwin G. BoothMrs. Marjorie BoothMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. BorghesiAllan BorghesiVictoria BothroydJoseph R. BozenskiDr. Debra and Tim BrandtBrandywine Senior LivingJoyce G. BriggsFrank and Sarah BuonocoreBurns, Brooks & McNeil, Inc.James and Beth CampbellMr. & Mrs. John CapobiancoDavid and Susan CarrollMr. and Mrs. Richard H. CaulfieldAngela ChampagneSharon CharterCommunication Science Inc.Annamarie CorroloDr. Rob CrovoBecky and Morgan DavisMary Ann DemingDiane DomonellDoyle’s Medical SupplyDR Systems, Inc.Dr. Ashok DubeyDr. Stefanie DurstinEllen R. EbbsExecutive Health Resources

Lucy D. FennDr. Narjes Ferjani-HichriFoothills Visiting Nurse and Home CareDrs. Michael & Stephanie FowlerMr. and Mrs. Bruce T. FoxDr. Mitchell GardenJames and Nancy GarfieldJohn and Marion D. GayGeer Woods, Inc.Gentiva Home CareJoyce and Tom GermanoLea G. GordonJamie and Joanne GreggM. Hakim-Zargar, M.D.Halloran & Sage, LLPLeslie HandelmanWilliam and Claire HartmanHealth Complex MedicalJeffrey Alan Hirst, M.D.Kenrick E. Hom, M.D.Jeffrey & Susan Lalonde Community

Betterment FundDr. and Mrs.Robert KahanSusan KelloggMichael & Sandra KessMr. & Mrs. John KosterMr. and Mrs. Peter KuzmickasLaMonica FamilyCorky and John LavieriLewis Mills Girls’ Soccer Team*Lewis Mills Girls’ Volleyball Team*Mark and Diane LibbyLincoln Financial GroupDr. and Mrs. Robert LindenbergLions Club of HarwintonLitchfield County Gastroenterology

AssociatesLitchfield County Pediatrics, LLCLitchfield Woods Health CareDonna and Brian MattielloKaren S. MaturoGlen MazaikMichael P. and Carol Ann MazaikMcFadden Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. William McGeehinDaniel McIntyreMichael E. McPheeMedConn Collection Agency, LLCMid CT Youth Football and Cheer*Georgianna MiddlebrookDiane MillerMorrison Healthcare Food Services NEMichael MooreGardner and Diana Mundy Charitable

Gift FundThomas NarducciNew Beginnings Farm LLCNorthwest Hills Credit UnionMarie and Edward OlceseCharles and Gail OlsenFrancis J. & Louisa J. Oneglia FoundationJim and Barbara O’LearyNeil J. PaczkowskiDirk C. PattersonBob and Jan Petricone Judith PollickRobert A. PorterProgressive Paving & ConstructionMichele RainvilleShelli RhoadsThomas J. RicciSusan M. SchappMr. & Mrs. J. Robert SeelyeSpectrum Healthcare Torrington, LLCDr. and Mrs. Charles StaubPatty Sullivan-PollettaM. Susan ThebargeThomas SzarkowiczI.B. & Zena H. Temkin FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steven TemkinDavid G. ThomasTHS C-N-C*THS Girls Soccer Team*THS Interact Club*Kristin TuronJennifer TyrianUnited Construction & Engineering, Inc.United Way of Central and Northeast CtVisiting Nurses Service of CT, Inc.Vree HealthNancy and Albert WagenknechtWestern CT Area Agency on Aging*Dr. Carrie WolfbergWomen’s Healthcare of New Milford

56 Anonymous GiftsJohn and Priscilla AbelingChris AlbertMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. AlciatiRebecca AllisonAnn AmiconeMrs. Angela S. AmiconeCharles Beyer and Katherine

Marchand-BeyerPeter R. AndrighettiAndrew and Meredith A. AngelovichCarla AngevineAlberta ArensGary and Anne ArnoldRoberta Lee August

Lynn D. Avenia-ShuhiDr. & Mrs. Albert AyersGordon E. Baldwin*Mr. & Mrs. Peter BambakidouAnthony and Linda Marie BarberPatrice K. BaronMargaret BarredoMr. William E. BarryMary C. BartnettKenneth and Linda BealeDavid and Deborah BeauregardRosemary L. BeckwithSusan Belle-IsleTheodore BenedictMr. & Mrs. Silvio BertiMrs. Mary M. BeyerKathryn BlakeGayle BlakesleeDr. & Mrs. Egils K. BogdanovicsTraci Bonassar*Annesa M. BorlaMaurice J. BourqueEllen M. BoydLouise M. BradyW. BrennanEverett and Sally BriggsJoyce G. BriggsMr. & Mrs. Roger BroggiJosephine Z. BruniNorreen BystryJoAnn Cantele*Mr. Ray CarmignaniMr. & Mrs. Martin CarrozzoJim and Dona CaseyChris CastilloRev. Bobbie A. ChapmanMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. ChupkaS. ClaarFrederick & Sharon ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Ernest ClockMr. & Mrs. Gerard CloutierFlorennce S. CohenDennis & Pamela CollinsCommunity Foundation of Northwest

ConnecticutR. F. CorbettMrs. Evelyn D. CornelioMr. & Mrs. Peter CrameriMark DallaValleRuth B. DarrMs. Susan DeanRalph T. DeAngeloHenry and Elinor DelayMrs. Margaret DemosGemma C. DimauroRose M. DiskavichPaul and Lea DmytryckEireann DohertyE. DowdBob and Rita-Clare DoyleMichael and Jean DucatelliPatricia DupretWilliam R. EastonLarry and Donna EdwardsJodi B. EllisDavid and Diane Ellis Mae G. FectoFrederick and Anne FennDeb FisherRobert M. and Jeanne M. FitzGeraldTheresa FormaggioniHarold and Helen ForsytheLaurie J. FranklinMyrna J. FredericksRosalie N. FritchTeresa FullerRomilda Muschell GalganoGeorge GaralaMr. & Mrs. Joseph GelorminoDaniel and Joanne GerardiJoel GiudittaDr. & Mrs. Leslie P. Goldman*Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. GoodHugh and Huguette GormanNancy GorskiJoseph GrabickiDona GrasselerJerald GreenwoodBea and Mal GuralnickEric HallWilliam G. HardingM. HarrisBob and Cindy HartGenevieve M. HayesRichard and Janet HealyDavid and Diane HebertRobin HendrixJohn and Jennie HicksonPeter and Julie Higgins and FamilyElaine T. HinchcliffeWilliam and Rita HoganMargaret and Patricia HoganPaul and Margaret HopperSharlene A. HornerRichard and Mercedes HowardIrene HrickoAlan and Susan HunterIBMCarmel IndomenicoCharles and Barbara InturrisiAngelina Izzo-Moore*C. Jablonski

Up to $5,000

Up to $1,000

Up to $100

Up to $50,000

Up to $10,000

CANCER CARE FUNDDonations made to The Cancer Care Fund of theLitchfield Hills are accepted and acknowledgedby The Community Foundation of NorthwestConnecticut at (860) 567-4175.

� Make a secure online donation at www.charlottehungerford.org

� Call (860) 496-6725 to make a credit card donation payment by telephone.

� Mail a check payable to “CHH“ at 540 Litchfield Street, Torrington, CT, 06790.

you can make a d i f fe rence !

John and Mary SullivanE. SwansonAldo TartaglinoDeborah TartaglinoNancy TedescoCheryl ThibaultChilton ThomsonTorrington Woman's ClubLaura TraversaEvelyn J. TriggsRev. Robert F. TuckerTurri, Inc.Rachel Tway-Grant*D. John VaccariInes VallarsaLouise and Roy Van AlstyneMaria S. VaskoMelis VeldhuizenVeneta Society Ladies Auxiliary*Anne VilhottiErika WalzB. WelteTom and Betsy WernerMr. & Mrs. Donald E. WhittenJill Pratt Williams*Denis and Virginia WilliamsonEdward and Rosemarie WilmotAlton and Christine WoodamsCarol Zander

* Gifts made to the CHH Pink Rose Fund

Gifts in TributeGifts in Tribute provide an

opportunity to:

� Honor the memory of a loved one

� Honor a physician or nursewho has touched your life

� Celebrate a special eventsuch as an anniversary orbirthday

In Memory of Vincent A. AldorisioMrs. Anna Aldorisio

In Memory of Rosemary Altimari andDaughters Diane & Susan

Mr. Dominic Altimari

In Memory of Angela AmiconeAltrusa International Inc. ofLitchfield County

In Memory of James Amoroso, Jr.James and Evelyn Clark James

In Memory of Alice G. AndersonElizabeth Bradshaw

In Memory of “Peg” AndrulisClare Andrulis

In Memory of Marion BenedictAnonymous

In Memory of Charles E. Berger, Sr.Mrs. Charles E. Berger, Sr.

In Memory of William A. BlecherNancy and Robert Cannavo

In Memory of Lawrence BonaguideJacqueline L. Bonaguide

In Memory of Doris BradyMr. & Mrs. John FitzGerald

In Memory of Lester and Catherine BressonRobert and Catherine-Angela Mosey

In Memory of Robert S. Briggs, The Briggs Family

In Memory of Albino A. BrunoAllison Friday-Crespo

In Memory of George J. BudzynMary Jane Budzyn

In Memory of Chapin M. BurrittMrs. Chapin M. Burritt

In Memory of Clara Lillian CanfieldMr. & Mrs. William M. Lovallo

In Memory of Ethel CanfieldOwen Canfield

In Memory of Our Cat PrincessNirmal, B., Kathuria, M.D.

However, if you locate an error or omission, please accept ourapologies and notify the Development Office at (860) 496-6725.

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In Memory Of

In Memory of Peter G. Cerruto and Kym Y. Magyar

Gladys Y. Cerruto

In Memory of Eleanor ChaberekMichelle Chaberek

In Memory of Ruth ChadwickKathleen K. Chadwick

In Memory of John and Gloria CiprianoPamela Cipriano

In Memory of Frank and Betty Cisco –James Michalec

Elizabeth C. Michalec

In Memory of Daniel L. ClappsSandra ClappsTeresa Valentine

In Memory of Jack and Sally ConsidinePatricia Strawson

In Memory of Charles CordonVerna Lee Cordon

In Memory of Frank and Lillian Dalla ValleLois Videtto

In Memory of Anna and Remmie DeMasiElena and Al DeMasi

In Memory of Donna DePaoliAnonymous

In Memory of January Angel DePaoloand Clara Lillian Canfield

Michael and Susan Zordan andFamily

In Memory of Dorothy Lorenz DiChillo Carmen J. DiChillo

In Memory of Pat DiGiovanniAda DiGiovanni

In Memory of Louise DillonAustin and Marlene Kelley

In Memory of William David DobbinsAgatha M. Dobbins

In Memory of EveryoneP. Kennedy

In Memory of Ann Fiedorowicz and Grace Fiedorowicz

Raymond Fiedorowicz

In Memory of Bantry, Sligo and FinianLisa R. Waugh

In Memory of Eleanor FossatiMary J. FossatiMarie C. Gervasini

In Memory of Richard C. GillettCarol Gillett Lamond

In Memory of Catherine M. GleasonMary T. Gleason

In Memory of Sue GrossmanPaul Grossman

In Memory of Howard B. GuildfordH.B. Guildford Co.

In Memory of Elizabeth A. HansonBruce and Kim Hanson

In Memory of Martin H. HarrisGail Langlois

In Memory of Laurie HorschJohn and Marlene Rouleau

In Memory of Cecilia W. InnesDonald J. Innes

In Memory of Anita JancoRoberta Lee August Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Booth, Jr. Richard D. Calhoun Employees of T & M Building Co. Sandra Kelly Corky and John Lavieri Bob and Jan Petricone Charles and Molly Roraback Torrington Savings Bank Robin Ruwet Turpin Rose Yurgalevicz

In Memory of Daniel Kandefer, Sr.Julianne Winters

In Memory of Edward A. KantorMary Jane Budzyn

In Memory of Benjamin KatzinMarie H. Wallace

In Memory of Andrea KisskoJohn Kissko

In Memory of H. William KosterM. Susan Thebarge

In Memory of John KulowskiPatricia F. Kulowski and Family

In Memory of Martin and Helen Lindenberg

Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Lindenbergand Family

In Memory of Carmella “Millie” Lopardo Annamarie Corrolo, Mae Pagano,Carmella Lopardo and JudithAeschlimann

In Memory of Kym MagyarGladys Y. Cerruto

In Memory of Christine Maigret, RN, BSNAnna J. Maigret

In Memory of Matthew and DeborahPauline K. Smalley

In Memory of Jeanette McIntyre Edward and Alyce Arum Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Booth, Jr.Frank R. Buonocore, Jr. Gladys Y. Cerruto CHH AdministrationJamie and Joanne Gregg John E. and Roberta A. Janco Corky and John Lavieri Mark and Diane Libby Charles and Molly Roraback Torrington Savings BankVHA New England Region

In Memory of Lawrence Patrick MedicoDorothy B. Medico

In Memory of Deceased Family MembersLou and Rose Moscaritolo

In Memory of John L. Meunier, M.D.Joan and Ann Meunier

In Memory of Walter MeuselNancy M. Martone

In Memory of Bryan Patrick MinogueMary Ellen Minogue

In Memory of Benjamin Michael MolonBronc Callahan Community Fund, Inc. Albina J. Buzzi Gary and Nancy Cilfone Diane Crovo Henry and Elinor Delay Mary C. DiBernardiJoel and Lynn Fairchild Anna Galgano Patti J. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Solomon Jacob Michael and Sandra Kess Hertha Krochalis and John R. Krochalis Mary E. Lefebre Carol L. Lent Jean Maggiorotto Brooks and Pamela Markert Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Martinotti Helen Merli Beatrice G. Minetto Gerri and George Slowikowski Alice J. Smith Donald and Doris Smith M. Susan Thebarge Andrea A. Woodward

In Memory of MickeyKathy Piwczynski

In Memory of Ralph R. Monschein, Jr.Janice Monschein

In Memory of Harry and Bernie MooreDonald H. and Nancy Moore

In Memory of Timothy and Leo MoynihanLouise H. Moynihan

In Memory of John MurackShirley Murack

In Memory of Edward and Dorothy NashE. Nash

In Memory of Raymond A. OnegliaCynthia Oneglia and Dan Whalen

In Memory of Florence and Nick PaceSue Pace

In Memory of Dee PalmerLes Palmer, Brandey Fogarty,Kevin Fogarty and Kevin, Jr.

In Memory of James M. PalmerJoan Palmer

In Memory of ParkerBernard Bailey

In Memory of Emanuel PascualChad Carlson O & G Industries, Inc.

In Memory of Irene PaskoAnna Galgano

In Memory of Barbara Petrunti Tanya, Tony & Tia Mongitore

In Memory of Salvatore Raucci, Sr.Michelle Raucci

In Memory of Lucian ReAmelia Re

In Memory of Gertrude C. RegesFay Renzullo

In Memory of Frank RinaldiJoan Rinaldi

In Memory of William SantoreKaren Maturo

In Memory of Joseph SartoriMr. & Mrs. Mario Sartori

In Memory of Edward J. and Josephine (Mattola) Schmitt

Russell J. and Margo S. O’Connor

In Memory of Edward SokolikMrs. Aurora Sokolik

In Memory of Enrico Soliani and Maurice & Mary Theeb

Michael and Lisa Soliani

In Memory of Charlotte SpringDiann Spring

In Memory of Aurore SullivanPatty Sullivan-Polletta

In Memory of Martin SzczesniakKen and Sue Alender

In Memory of Joann TaylorPatricia Altimari Soudier

In Memory of Bertrand J. TherouxJanet Theroux

In Memory of Daniel A. TokarzMrs. Doris L. Tokarz

In Memory of George K. TyrrellElaine B.Tyrrell

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Louie ViscontiMs. Laura Bernasconi

In Memory of Adest VoisineAnonymous

In Memory of the Wald FamilyAnonymous

In Memory of Alma WentzKaren Pisante

In Memory of Earl and Laura WhiteSally M. Thoma

In Memory of WinstonMichele Burgess

In Memory of Irma WoottonThomas Olin Wootton

In Honor of the Bridges Extended DayProgram

Archbishop’s Annual Appeal Fund

In Honor of CHHRalph C.Nettleton

In Honor of CHH’s Entire Team ThatSaved My Life

Robert Doyle Finan

In Honor of CHH Nurse Case ManagersRebecca Davis

In Honor of the 4th Floor Staff at CHHRichard H. Caulfield

In Honor of ER Staff and 5th Floor Staffat CHH

Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Lubus

In Honor of 7th Floor StaffR.G. Beegle

In Honor of My Co-WorkersCarol Lent

In Honor of Martha Bruehl and Diane HeinyAnne C. Grant

In Honor of Lina Della DonnaMorrison Healthcare FoodServices, NE

In Honor of Dr. James F. DevanneyWinchester Industries, Inc.

In Honor of Angela EtchegaryDr. Debra and Mr. Tim Brandt

In Honor of Rose A. MarolaJudi M. Goddard

In Honor of Nurses EverywhereDana Barr

In Honor of My Prostate and Breast Cancer Support Groups

Janet Hooper

In Honor of Sachiko Ruwet, RNRobin Ruwet Turpin

In Honor of Susan Kellogg, RN, Jennifer Lent, MA, MaryRomano, BSN,and Beccy Davis, BSN

Philip and Marianne Lent

In Honor of Allyn SedgwickAgnes Sedgwick

In Honor of Surrounding Patients with Quality

Dale Staub, R.N.

In Honor of Karl and Irmgard SturmMonika Fodor

In Honor of Wonderful Care at CHHC. Cather

2013 Annual DonationsIn Honor Of

� $1,490,546 from the CT State Department ofMental Health and Addiction Services

� $660,012 from the Department of Childrenand Families

� $471,924 Child First� $104,580 from the Office of Victim Services � $50,000 from Susan G. Komen for the Cure

CT for the CHH Pink Rose Fund

� $39,045 from Auxiliary for Community Healthin Winsted for a Cardiac Monitoring System forCHH Emergency and Medical Care in Winsted

� $18,129 from Auxiliary for Community Healthin Winsted for a Hematology Analyzer for CHHEmergency and Medical Care in Winsted

� $15,000 from the CHH Auxiliary for newchairs for the CHH Cafeteria

� $13,323 from the CHH Auxiliary for an infantwarmer for CHH Maternity Services

� $10,000 from the CHH Auxiliary for CHHinformation technology

� $2,500 from Litchfield Youth PhilanthropyGroup for Center for Youth and Families

� $1,000 from the CHH Auxiliary for the frontcircle oak tree

FUNDRAISING EVENTS

PROGRAM SUPPORT

HEALTH GRANTS IN-KIND GIFTSCharlotte Hungerford Hospital would like tothank the following supporters for all of theirgenerous grants, funding and volunteer timespent assisting the hospital during 2013.

� $100,025 raised from the 12th Annual CHHGolf Classic to benefit the CHH CancerScreening Fund and the Men’s and Women’sHealth Fund

� $97,550 raised from the 10th Annual Tour ofthe Litchfield Hills to benefit the Cancer CareFund of the Litchfield Hills

� $67,000 raised from the CHH Annual Appealto benefit patient room, waiting room and workenvironment updates

� $43,000 raised from the 2nd Annual GolfTournament to benefit the Cancer Care Fund ofthe Litchfield Hills

� $26,450 raised from the 3rd Annual CHH“Autumn in the Hills” to benefit the EmergencyDepartment Observation Rooms

� $16,950 raised from the 9th Annual Bunco ForBreast Cancer to benefit the CHH Pink RoseFund

� $1,100 raised by the CHH Buy-A-BrickProgram

� Gladys Cerruto donated $15,000 tothe front circle beautification and arborproject in memory of her lovinghusband, Peter G. Cerruto, andbeloved daughter, Kym Y. Magyar.

� Portal Ascend Group donated fiveMacintosh iPad Minis valued at$2,500.

� “Quilts That Care,” a non-profitgroup, donated 40 hand stitched quiltsto CHH for Cancer patients.

� The Colonial Greenhouse, LLC, TheHarwinton Florist and Lily & VineFloral Design donated monthly floralarrangements displayed in thehospital’s front lobby.

� Yolanta B. Sprucinski donated sixframed prints.

� Timmy Anderson donated original artwork.

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