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GivingWays
The Value Of Giving – Our Commitment to Care
Winter/Spring 2015
Inside This Issue
Liv E. Vesely Appointed
President of Jupiter Medical
Center Foundation
Florence A. De George
VIP Grand Opening
Celebration
George Butts Remembered
CyberKnife Surgery
a First For Jupiter Medical
Center – and Florida!
JMCF 36th Annual
Charity Golf Classic Re-Cap
Jupiter Medical Center
& Mount Sinai Heart New
York To Partner Up
What Happens In Vegas!
39th Annual Ball
News & More
A Publication of
Jupiter Medical Center
Foundation
Ribbon Cutting for Florence A. De George Pavilion - Steve Seeley, VP, Chief Operating Officer & Chief Nursing Officer;
Foundation Chairman Joe Taddeo; Jupiter Medical Center Chairman Marty Dytrych;
Foundation Trustee Emeritus Peter Crisp; Marjorie Matheson; Larry De George; Michael De George;
John Couris, President and CEO, Jupiter Medical Center; Vice Chairman Paul Chiapparone
Florence A. De George
Pavilion Grand Opening
Celebration
The paint was dry, windows sparkled and patient
rooms were ready to go - all that was left on the punch
list was to host a grand celebration to usher in the
$46 Million Florence A. De George Pavilion!
On Wednesday, January 21, the Foundation joyfully welcomed more than 300 friends to
the Grand Opening of this spectacular Pavilion.
The 85,000 square foot state-of-the-art new tower with 44 new patient rooms, including
an entire floor dedicated to the Anderson Family Orthopedic & Spine Center of Excellence,
as well as a new Florence A. De George Children’s & Women’s Services obstetrics unit,
opened to rave reviews.
Continued on Page 4
Joseph R. Taddeo
John D. Couris
Community support has
enabled us to greatly expand our
medical services to treat more severe
and complex medical cases.
Our goal is to keep the momentum going so that we can continually provide the best possible healthcare for you, your family
and the whole community. Some exciting, translational events are taking place:
We recently held the grand opening of the Florence A. De George Pavilion, a $46 million, 85,000 square foot facility with a new
expanded obstetrics unit, new orthopedics floor with private patient rooms and state-of-the-art technology throughout.
We acquired many of the latest technologies and equipment:
• The Xi model of the da Vinci® Robotic Surgical System is now in use in the Frank E. and Mary D. Walsh Robotic
Surgery Program. We are the second in South Florida, the third in the state of Florida and fifth in the country to have the
Xi version of the robotic system. With our two robots, we have performed over 1,000 robotic procedures, and are a teaching
site for the new da Vinci® technology.
• We now offer the CyberKnife® M6TM, the most advanced technology available to remove tumors without surgery.
We are the only hospital in Florida and one of a handful of hospitals in the U.S. to have this latest generation of
CyberKnife.
• New Electron Intra-Operative Radiation Therapy (e-IORT) technology enables our doctors to provide radiation therapy
in the operating room during surgery, which can eliminate the need for patients to endure weeks of follow-up radiation.
• An innovative system called MAKOplasty® greatly enhances partial knee reconstruction and can eliminate the need
for a total knee replacement.
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• An innovative system called MAKOplasty® greatly enhances partial knee reconstruction and can eliminate the need
for a total knee replacement.
• The Medical Center offers tomosynthesis or 3D mammography – the most sophisticated breast imaging technology
on the market today, enabling our doctors to identify cancer at an earlier stage, when treatment is most effective.
• In February, we announced a major collaboration with Mount Sinai Heart New York in cardiology, bringing a new
level of cardiovascular care and expertise to our community.
• We also launched a major collaboration with Nicklaus Children’s Hospital (formerly Miami Children’s Hospital)
to bring inpatient pediatric care to Jupiter Medical Center with a pediatric inpatient unit, two pediatric operating rooms
and a neonatal intensive care unit.
• We have completed the first phase of our oncology strategic plan with the opening of the Margaret W. Niedland
Breast Center in April 2015. Work has begun on Phase II, which includes construction of a new, comprehensive
cancer center located on Military Trail.
We could not accomplish any of these critical achievements without the support of donors like you. Your investment in
Jupiter Medical Center produces meaningful results to improve your health care now.
As we have said before, it’s not a question of if you will ever need Jupiter Medical Center, but a question of when.
When you do, you can expect world-class healthcare right here close to your home.
Sincerely,
Joseph R. Taddeo
Chairman of the Board
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
John D. Couris
President & CEO
Jupiter Medical Center
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FLORENCE A. DE GEORGE PAVILION GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION / Continued from front cover
Guests attending the Open House
“The De George Pavilion is a perfect example
of how we are reimagining the way we care
for our community’s health and wellness,”
said John Couris, President & CEO
of Jupiter Medical Center.
Mr. Couris thanked everyone for making this moment a reality, with special thanks
to the Lawrence J. and Florence A. De George
Charitable Trust and the Anderson Family Charitable Foundation.
A beautiful cocktail reception was held in the George and Lynn Bovenizer Café and guests were given guided
tours during the evening. They enjoyed exploring the colorful patient rooms, clinical work spaces
and operating and recovery rooms.
This building was made possible through the generosity of numerous donors throughout our community.
We invite you to contact the Foundation for a tour and to learn how you can
become a part of Jupiter Medical Center’s future.
Marjorie Matheson and Larry De George
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FLORENCE A. DE GEORGE PAVILION GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION
Tom Lavigne, Kathe Damman, Patsy & Foundation Trustee Don McCree
and George Damman
Peggy and Foundation Trustee Rick Katz
Carlos Berrocal, Beth Kigel, Mindy Levine, Manager of Concierge Services
and Ken Montgomery
Billy Cunningham, Richard and Elizabeth Porter, Craig Moran
Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving, and Sondra Cunningham
Dr. Lawrence Deziel, Gigi Melcher, Kathy & Charles Theofilos, MD
John & Lynn Lowen and Pam & Jeff Knight
Louise Browning, Stephen Macht, Janine Boylan,
Gift Officer, Carol Maglio and Dr. Ken Grey
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Liv E. Vesely, MA, MPH
President, Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
Liv E. Vesely has been appointed President of Jupiter Medical Center Foundation. With over 15 years
in fundraising experience, Ms. Vesely is an accomplished, results-focused development executive with a solid record
of major gift success and strong experience in the optimization of development teams in a healthcare setting.
Most recently, Ms. Vesely served as Deputy Chief Development Officer at Mount Sinai Health System in New
York, where she provided fundraising leadership for eight Translational Research Institutes including the Icahn
Institute and Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences, the Bronfman Institute for Personalized Medicine,
Black Stem Cell Institute, among others.
Prior to joining Mount Sinai Health System, Ms. Vesely spent seven years as Vice President of Development at
Western Connecticut Health Network, a three hospital system serving Western Connecticut and Eastern New
York, where she built a pipeline of major and principle gift prospects and established a health system-wide
grateful patient initiative. Under her leadership, Western Connecticut Health Network concluded a successful
$75 million comprehensive campaign, exceeding the goal by 50%. The campaign secured record gifts for the health
network, including a $30 million gift to support a new Patient Tower, the largest expansion project in the hospital’s
history. Ms. Vesely also held prior positions including: Director of Development at Columbia University
Medical Center where she participated in a $100 million alumni campaign; and as Director of Public Relations
and Development for a unique corporate social responsibility initiative in the Dominican Republic that was
recognized within the framework of the United Nations Millennium goals.
Ms. Vesely holds an Executive Masters degree in Public Health with a concentration in Healthcare Management
from Columbia University in New York, as well as two other graduate degrees from New York University and the
University of Kent in Canterbury, England.
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JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER AND
MOUNT SINAI HEART NEW YORK
PARTNER TO PROVIDE THE VERY
BEST CARE FOR YOUR HEART
Jupiter Medical Center is among Florida’s leading hospitals. Mount Sinai Heart New York is ranked among the nation’s
top cardiovascular programs. Together, they’ve formed a partnership to bring the best heart care to residents in
Jupiter, northern Palm Beach and throughout the Treasure Coast.
“We are looking forward to growing this union between Jupiter Medical Center and Mount Sinai Heart New
York so that the patients and families of South Florida and the entire state will have greater access to our proven
model of treatment, care and research,” said Kenneth L. Davis, MD, President and CEO of the Mount Sinai Health
System. “In Jupiter Medical Center, we have found an already-strong cardiac program that is committed to
enhancing its care and contributing to our mission.”
The partnership encompasses nearly all facets of cardiac care, including interventional cardiology, cardiac
rehabilitation, electrophysiology, non-invasive diagnostics, congestive heart failure, wellness and prevention, and
research and education. The benefits of Mount Sinai Heart New York at Jupiter Medical Center include,
among other things:
• Jupiter Medical Center and Mount Sinai Heart physicians will share knowledge, experience, best practice quality
protocols and clinical pathways for better patient care.
• Jupiter Medical Center physicians will have access to clinical consults with their Mount Sinai Heart New York
colleagues and the partners will also use telehealth technology, which allows for remote sharing of information,
images, lab results, and patient assessments in real time.
• Innovative research protocols will be available to patients, including new cardiac therapies, and will increase
treatment options.
• For open-heart surgery, heart transplants or procedures not routinely performed at Jupiter Medical Center, local
patients will have coordinated access, if they choose, to physicians and surgeons at Mount Sinai Heart
in New York City.
“Our experienced cardiac team at Jupiter Medical Center performs more than 1,000 procedures each year,”
explained Gonzalo Loveday, MD, a veteran South Florida cardiologist who has been named Medical Director of
Mount Sinai Heart New York at Jupiter Medical Center. “What’s exciting is the fact that this collaboration will allow
us to access higher quality treatments for our community.”
Central to the partnership is renowned cardiologist, Valentin Fuster, MD, Director of Mount Sinai Heart.
“Mount Sinai Heart New York at Jupiter Medical Center will be a home-away-from-home for New York patients
who winter in Florida and they will benefit from the seamless continuity of care,” said Dr. Fuster.
For more information on Mount Sinai Heart New York at Jupiter Medical Center,
visit www.jupitermed.com/MountSinaiHeart.
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George F. Butts 1923 - 2015
Long-Standing JMC Foundation Board Member
George Butts, renowned Chrysler executive/designer
and Jupiter Medical Center Foundation Board Member passed away at his
Jupiter home on February 15, 2015. He was 91 years old.
A graduate of Drexel University, he joined Chrysler as a student engineer in 1949 after serving as a Gunnery
Instructor in the United States Navy. He received a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at the
Chrysler Institute and began a long, illustrious career in product planning. In his 38 years with Chrysler,
Mr. Butts was responsible for numerous design innovations, involved in engineering, stamping, assembly, and
quality and productivity.
In 1987, he formed G.F Butts & Associates, consultants to businesses, government and industry. He was active in
the Catholic Church, was an avid golfer and a good friend to many.
With the announcement of his retirement from Chrysler, former Chrysler Corporation Chairman Lee Iacocca
noted that “George’s singular commitment to the principles of quality and productivity has spearheaded the
company’s effort ‘To Be The Best.’ He held our feet to the fire on quality issues and further quality improvements
will be built on the strong foundation George established during his four decades at Chrysler.”
Mr. Butts was a board member of the Jupiter Medical Center Foundation for more than 20 years.
He is survived by his wife Gerry, daughters Teresa and Nancy, and four granddaughters.
He will be missed.
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Jupiter Hills Reception
Hosted by Paul Chiapparone, Marty Dytrych, Joe Taddeo
& Dennis Willams –January 13, 2015
Matt & Barri Morahan
Bill Robischon, Jeff & Cindy Harris and Mary Jo Robischon
Margaret Staples, Judy Mee & Joan Brengel
Amin & Julie Khoury and Paul Chiapparone
Fred & Mary Lou Montanari, Sally & George Stradley
Robert & Donna Devine
John & Anne Shapleigh and Lynn Stockford,
Director of Physician Business Development
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Lost Tree Reception
Hosted by Arthur Calcagnini & Dick Loynd
February 4, 2015
Ryan Simovitch, MD, John Stevens, John Couris, Joe Taddeo
John Couris, Peggy Hassett, and Jack Kehoe
Anthony Addesa, MD, Dick Loynd, Abe Schwarzberg, MD
Betty Perry, Susan Ellis, Janet Rider and Sally Grieb
Ambassador Craig & Debbie Stapleton, Foundation Trustee
Arthur & Nancy Calcagnini and Laura Estes
Sharon & James Broadhead
Bonnie & Jim Markowski, Jackie & Dick Loynd
and Gary Ackerman, MD
Vincent Fowble, MD and David Lickstein, MD
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Loxahatchee Reception
Hosted by George Bovenizer, Kevin Boyle, Gordon Gray, Jack Healy,
Bill & Donna Holland, Beth Neuhoff and Frank Ryan
February 10, 2015
Mike & Sheila Hartness and Marge & Frank Ryan,
Foundation Trustee
Foundation Trustees Kevin Boyle and George Bovenizer
Ralph & Sandy Anderson and Mary Lynn & Fred Putney
Foundation Trustee Jack Healy, Ellen Tschappat
and Roger Berk
Bob Page and Mary Ann & Robb Peglar
Lynn Schmader and Lura Myers
Lois Wrightson, John Couris
and Foundation Trustee Beth Neuhoff
Donald Remey, Andrew Noble, MD and Gladys Hamer
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CyberKnife M6
®
™
at The Ella Milbank Foshay Cancer Center
A First for Jupiter Medical Center – and Florida!
Anthony Addesa, MD, Medical Director of Radiation Oncology at Jupiter Medical Center with patient
The CyberKnife® M6™ is a highly accurate
robotic radiosurgery system capable of destroying
cancerous and non-invasive tumors of various
shapes, sizes and depths while protecting
normal surrounding tissue.
The Foshay Cancer Center at Jupiter Medical
Center is the first – and only – center in Florida
(and one of only a handful in the nation) to offer
the CyberKnife® M6™.
It’s a non-invasive, pain-free treatment option
for patients who have inoperable or surgically
complex tumors, or who may be looking for an
alternative to surgery.
And it is nothing short of amazing.
The CyberKnife System contains a special
device that moulds into various shapes as it
moves to different positions. “So it’s doing its
treatment and imaging at the same time,”
explains Dr. Anthony Addesa, Medical
Director of Radiation Oncology at Jupiter
Medical Center.
“If we’re treating a lung tumor, the CyberKnife
is monitoring the movement of the tumor
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within the lung in real time and making finite
adjustments as we do that. We’re continually
hitting a moving target. Even if a patient coughs
and the tumor is suddenly in a different
position, the CyberKnife tracks it and is capable
of treating just the tumor.”
Because the CyberKnife is non-invasive, it
requires no anesthesia, no recovery time, and
can be done on an outpatient basis.
“Our mission at Jupiter Medical Center is to
always provide the highest level of care possible,
including using new technology when appropriate,”
says Dr. Addesa. “Having performed stereotactic
radiosurgery for more than 15 years now, I can attest
that the M6™ technology is a leap forward in cancer
care. It has the capability of treating patients and
getting rid of their tumors in the least invasive way
possible.”
“I believe that the quicker you treat somebody
and get them back to their normal lives, the
better off patients are both medically and
psychologically.”
Bluewater Babes
Check Presentation
The Kristin Hoke Breast Health Program at Jupiter Medical Center
was once again among the recipients of the Bluewater Babes
Fish for a Cure October 2014 event.
Anne Messer, Board Member, H.O.W. – Hearing the Ovarian Cancer Whisper,
John A.P. Rimmer, MD, Medical Director of the Kristin Hoke Breast Health Program,
Janine Boylan, JMC Foundation Gift Officer, Jennifer McGrath, Bluewater Babes
Charitable Trust Director, Rena Toppe Ueltschi, committee member,
and Jean and Charlie Fischer, Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope
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MAKING LONG
DRIVES AND
SHORT PUTTS
AT THE 36TH ANNUAL
CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC FOR THE
CyberKnife® System
Once the morning fog lifted, more than 46 teams began their day of golf on
Monday, December 8 with their respective PGA / LPGA Pro or Celebrity Golfer
at three spectacular locations – Jupiter Hills Club, Lost Tree Club,
and Old Marsh Golf Club – in support of the CyberKnife® System
at Jupiter Medical Center.
A Pre-Tournament Reception was held the night before at the renowned
Lost Tree Club sponsored by Kevin and Lorraine Boyle for 250 guests.
It was a festive gathering that gave the participants the opportunity to meet their
PGA Pro/Celebrity Golfer and learn which course the foursome would tee off from
the next day in support of the CyberKnife® System at Jupiter Medical Center.
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John D. Couris, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jupiter Medical Center,
thanked Tournament Chair and Presenting Sponsor Tom Fazio for his
commitment to not only the tournament but the hospital as well for the past several
years. He also saluted Kevin and Lorraine Boyle for sponsoring the fabulous
cocktail reception and went on to introduce Dr. Anthony E. Addesa,
Medical Director of Radiation Oncology who gave a brief presentation about
the CyberKnife® System that the 2014 tournament funded.
Major Sponsors for this year’s tournament included –
Presenting Sponsor Tom Fazio; Pairings Reception Underwriter
– Kevin & Lorraine Boyle; Tournament Sponsors – Carlton Field
Jorden Burt; NuVista Living - Institute for Healthy Living,
Life Science & Research at Abacoa; Lynda & Rick Stoddard;
Club Sponsors - The Bebe Foundation, Doug & Peggy Briggs, Lee Carr,
Billy Cunningham, Janye & Tim Donahue, Steve & Carolyn Haggerty,
The Kennedy Group, Inc., Fred & Mary Louise Montanari,
Ms. Jane F. Napier, The Rafferty Family, George & Flora Renaldi,
Peter J. Worth - American Benefits Consulting, LLC;
Media Sponsor – Jupiter Magazine & The Palm Beacher;
Hole-In-One Sponsor – Braman Motorcars.
Tournament Chair Tom Fazio was joined by committee members
Brian Boushie, Kevin Boyle, Billy Cunningham, Tom Dyer, Fred Harkness,
Steve Hart, Brian Peaper and Charles White who were instrumental in planning
this long-standing tournament.
Special thanks to all the PGA Golf Professionals and Celebrity Golfers for
making the day memorable for all the participants.
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THE FOUNDATION’S
36TH ANNUAL
CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
PRE-TOURNAMENT RECEPTION
AT LOST TREE CLUB
December 7, 2014
Ed Pluzynski, Meg Biscup, Rick Stoddard,
Dr. Robert Biscup
Linda Jerd and Jane Napier
Sue and Fred Harkness
Tommy Hutton and Michelle McGann
Marty Dytrych, Maria Marino, Charles Barker
Rick Bayliss, Kathy and Michael Gibson
Barbara Rafferty, Sondra Cunningham,
Mary Lou Kennedy, Mona Morello
Joe Namath and Lorraine Boyle
Tom Fazio
Richie Guerin, John Larkin,
Susan & Jack Thompson
Tom & Susan Fazio, Kevin Boyle, John Couris
Gerard Stigliano and Kelli Stenzel
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THE FOUNDATION’S
36TH ANNUAL
CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
DAY OF EVENT
WINNING TEAM RESULTS
December 8, 2014
Visual Enterprises
Jupiter Hills Club:
1st Place Net Score 58 - Sam Fromkin,
Keith Beaty, Eric Veilleux (pro), Mike Laino ,
Bob Green
2nd Place Net Score 58 - Tom Balling,
Mark Bergquist, Jerry Korab (celebrity golfer),
Richard Rendina, Steve Barry
Old Marsh Golf Club:
1st Place Net Score 52 - Tom Crawford,
Don Cook, Jay Brooks (10 yr. old golf phenom),
Tommy Hutton (celebrity golfer), James Brooks
2nd Place Net Score 55 - Sallie Grandi,
Chris O’Neill, Kevin Johnson (pro), Kathy Rold,
Gail Scarpa
Lost Tree Club:
1st Place Net Score 54 - Hunter Beebe,
Dr. Gerry Aguirre, David Critcher (pro),
Paul Walczak, Edwin Lunsford
2nd Place Net Score 55 Pam Allen, Maria Marino (pro), Julie Herman,
Susan and Jerry O’Shea
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Fifty-six friends of Jupiter Medical Center rang
in the holiday season on December 18 in The
Green Room at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre with
a cocktail reception followed by an exceptional
performance of the classic musical Fiddler on the
Roof. Glasses were raised for the continued
outstanding healthcare provided to the
community by Jupiter Medical Center.
William & Susan Ritchie
and Gene & Eve Lane
John Couris, Carolyn Broadhead, James Broadhead
and Heidi Broadhead
Tom & Susan Fazio
Janine Boylan, Larry & Grace Luper
Florence and Tom Holton
K. Adam Lee, MD, Sondra & Billy Cunningham
K. Adam Lee, MD
Medical Director of Thoracic Surgery
and Lung Center
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Craig Moran and Rick Katz
Karen & Nicole Peksa
Lighthouse
Legacy Society
The Lighthouse Legacy Society exists to recognize, honor and thank those who have included Jupiter Medical
Center in their estate plans through a bequest, trust, or other planned gift. Members are special friends who
have a vision for the future that transcends their own needs, and whose generosity will provide a lasting legacy to
advance the quality of patient care for years to come.
On December 9, 2014, the Lighthouse Legacy Society welcomed new member, Lyn Schmader
to this esteemed group at the annual Beacon of Hope Luncheon at the Loxahatchee Club, Jupiter, Florida.
Mrs. Rose Marie S. Morton
Mrs. Lynn Schmader
Mr. John B. Goldham
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Bellini
Ms. Lura M. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Schwab
Ms. Margaret C. Hart
Colonel Eli D. Bernheim
Mr. Donald Noller
Mr. Don L. Six
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hartless
Mrs. Isabelle E. Canavan
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
D.
Odle
Mrs.
Patricia M. Smith
Mr.
G.
James
Herman
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Christiano
Mr.
Peter
S.
Pauley
Mr. Frank J. Spitalny
Mrs. Liliana L. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Clark
Ms. Leslie A. Philip
Mrs. Concetta J. Stockberger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J Katz, Jr.
Mrs. Eileen B. Cummings
and Mr. John W. Dudley
Mrs. Elizabeth Straetz
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Kempe
Mrs. Helen Diamond
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dennis
M.
Puskaric
Ms. Phyllis M. Wilde
Mrs.
Barbara
N.
Lassett
Mrs. Deborah G. Dicero
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
A.
Reniger
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Nelson E. Wilder
Mrs. Joan Hay Madeira
Mr. Mark F. Emerson
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Richman
Mrs. Anny M. Winch
Mrs. Lucille Marchese
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. James U. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. S. Barrie Godown
Mrs. Lynda M. Zettel
Those interested should call the Foundation for information at (561) 263-5728 or visit our website for more
detailed information at www.jmcfoundation.org .
JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER AUXILIARY SPREADING HOLIDAY
CHEER WITH MAJOR GIFT TO JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER
Steve Seeley, VP, COO, CNO, Jennifer Doss, Treasurer, Jupiter Medical Center
Board of Trustees and Dee Perez, Auxiliary President.
Jupiter Medical Center was able to cross off one major item on its holiday shopping list thanks to the generosity of the
Jupiter Medical Center Auxiliary. During its annual Holiday Luncheon on December 10 at The Club at Admirals Cove, Auxiliary
President, Dee Perez, presented a $100,000 check to Steve Seeley, Vice President, Chief Operating Officer/Chief Nursing Officer to
purchase an ultraviolet room disinfecting robot. Per Mr. Seeley, “This technology uses ultraviolet light to kill over 99% of bacteria
including MRSA and Ebola. At JMC, the robot will be used in our operating and isolation rooms,
enhancing our current program to prevent hospital-acquired infections.”
Seeley ended by thanking the Auxiliary for its significant contribution and service to the organization.
More information about the Auxiliary Program at Jupiter Medical Center can be found online at jupitermed.com or by calling (561)263-4461.
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Leaders In
Annual Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
Philanthropy
Jupiter Hills Club November 20, 2014
The annual Leaders in Philanthropy dinner is an opportunity to recognize those persons, foundations and
corporations whose lifetime giving to Jupiter Medical Center Foundation has reached a significant milestone – gifts totaling
$100,00 or more. Jupiter Medical Center honored its Leaders in Philanthropy at the beautiful Jupiter Hills Club on
November 20, 2014 where their generosity and the vital role they play in sustaining world-class standards of healthcare at
Jupiter Medical Center were celebrated. The Trustees of the Medical Center and the Foundation, the physicians
and team members are most grateful to our generous supporters.
The Foundation welcomed the following twenty-six new members:
Benefactor
Frenchman’s Creek Men’s
Health Day Golf
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J Katz, Jr.
Distinguished Grand Founder
Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Birk
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grossman
Mrs. Herbert Sosman
Grand Founder
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Baum
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur B. Calcagnini
Mr. & Mrs. John Healy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hendrickson
Mr. & Mrs. Bertram T. Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Neher
Sheridan Healthcare, Inc.
Founder
Founder
Mr. & Mrs. Avrom D. Brodsky Mr. & Mrs. William R. Maglio
Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Carr, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip H. Morse
Palm Beach Media Group
Mr. Stephen Colanero
Saks Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Shatzi W. Gaines
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Searle
Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. Green
Mr. & Mrs. Burton M. Tansky
Jupiter Hills Club, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Vallee
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Long
Foundation Trustee Herb Baum,
Karen Baum, Maggie Taddeo
and Foundation Chairman Joe Taddeo
Judith Trapp, Polly Sherk, Margaret Clarke
and Jean Mottaz
George & Kathe Damman, Marge Ryan
and Foundation Trustee Frank Ryan
Ed & Leah Frankel
Paul Chiapparone, Vice Chairman of Jupiter
Medical Center, Lili & Carlos Berrocal
and Marty Dytrych, Chairman,
Jupiter Medical Center
Peter Crisp, Foundation Trustee Emeritus
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Leaders In
Annual Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
Philanthropy
Jupiter Hills Club November 20, 2014
Bert and Mary Lou Kennedy
Marty Dytrych accepting certificate
for Jupiter Hills Club
Herb and Karen Baum
Jack and Laurice Healy
Bryan Sina and Tess Lozano accepting
certificate for Saks Fifth Avenue
Terry Duffy and Todd Schmidt accepting
certificate for Palm Beach Media Group
Lee Fox MD, Christine Weinstein,
Tracey Merritt and Robert Coward accepting
certificate for Sheridan Healthcare, Inc.
Daniel & Stephanie Bair, Steve Colanero
and Mariann Tenaglia
Roger and Mary Lou Birk
Avrom & Rosetta Brodsky
Rick & Peggy Katz
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LILA Photo
What Happens
In Vegas!
The 39th Annual Ball, Chaired by Mimi and Jefferson Vaughan, MD,
was a throwback to 1950’s classic Las Vegas style, when Rat Pack crooners
ruled the town, showgirls sashayed at legendary hotels that oozed
the essence of round the clock phenomenal food, endless entertainment,
and the glitz of the casinos’ nightlife never ceased. A captivating celebration
for 350+ guests was complete with lively Las Vegas inspired entertainment,
gourmet dining and dancing ‘til the wee hours!
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LILA P
What would Vegas be without a prize drawing? This year’s Ball did not
disappoint. Four spectacular items included a luxury 2015 BMW 4 Series
Coupe from Braman Motorcars, stunning diamond Pavé Ball Suite with
Pendant and Drop Earrings from Hamilton Jewelers; a trip for two to
Las Vegas from The Travel Gallery American Express Tequesta; and Maltz
Jupiter Theatre VIP seats to the entire 2015-2016 season.
Presenting Sponsor of the 2015 Ball was Sheridan Healthcare, Inc.
Other major sponsors included Platinum Sponsor: Elaine and Ken Langone;
Diamond Sponsors Jane F. Napier; Sam and Betsy Reeves; and
Magazine Sponsor: Palm Beach Illustrated.
Honorary Chairs were Martin A. Dytrych, Joseph R.Taddeo,
and Doris E. Perez.
Short on speeches and long on fun, the Annual Ball continued its
tradition of having an incredible event with the end-goal of raising
critical dollars to fund the CyberKnife® System at Jupiter Medical Center,
which will treat tumors throughout the body non-invasively providing
an alternative to traditional surgery.
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Frenchman’s Creek
Hosts Men’s Health Day
Tournament
Tina K. VaLant Photo
Raises $315,000 for the Center for Excellence in
Digestive Health at Jupiter Medical Center
Seated: Richard Fleisher, co-chair, Steve Weinberg, co-chair, Robert Bruno, director of golf, Bernie Herman, co-chair
Standing: Martin Gregge, Frank Spitalny, Richard Bergel, Mel Dinner, Howard First, Bill Silver,
Mike Slosberg, Rich Luchini, head golf professional.
Frenchman’s Creek held its annual Men’s Health Day Golf Tournament on December 10, 2014.
The tournament was a huge success with 230 participating golfers and 35 non-golfing guests joining in the festivities.
Both the co-chair of the tournament, Steve Weinberg and the Chairman of the Board of the
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation, Joe Taddeo, were in attendance. Joe Taddeo even got his 5th hole-in-one! This
was the best-attended Men’s Health Day in the event’s history.
The Tournament has pledged to raise $1 million to benefit the Frenchman’s Creek Center for Excellence
in Digestive Health at Jupiter Medical Center. This is the second year the tournament
benefits digestive health at JMC, raising $315,000 toward the pledge.
“We made a commitment to raise $1 million within four years. With results like we had, it looks like
we will achieve our goal a year ahead of schedule,” said Steve Weinberg, event co-chair. “Jupiter Medical
Center is only as strong as the support it receives. Frenchman’s Creek highly values the world-class
quality of care residents receive at Jupiter Medical Center. As the Medical Center rapidly grows, it is our
hope to continue to contribute to that growth,” he added.
The Frenchman’s Creek Center for Excellence in Digestive Health provides comprehensive care
for a range of digestive issues, including bile ducts, gallbladder, indigestion, stomach disorders,
small bowel disease and colon and rectal disorders.
The team of medical practitioners provides care in the areas of diagnosis, treatment, management,
and prevention of digestive health issues. Donations from the Frenchman’s Creek Golf Tournament
will help the center continue its world-class care.
For more information, visit www.jupitermed.com/digestive-health.
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Frenchman’s Creek Men’s Health Day
December 10, 2014
Co-Chairs Richard Fleisher and Steve Weinberg;
JMC President & CEO John Couris
and Bernie Herman, Co-Chair.
Richard Fleisher, Steve Weinberg & Bernie Herman
Mel Dinner
proves golf is also
a place to show
your style.
Joe Taddeo, Chairman of the Jupiter Medical Center
Foundation Board, scored his fifth HOLE IN ONE,
on hole thirteen.
Day of Event Winning Team Results
South Course
1st Place ~ Larry Goldberg – Dr. Larry Robbins – Dr. K. Adam Lee – Dan Lippincott
2nd Place ~ Jim Speiser – Mark Zusy – Larry Hoffman
3rd Place ~ Mike Azeez – Robert Miller – Steve Barasch – Bill Gersten
North Course
1st Place ~ Jeff Glazer – Howard Winer – Jerry Salmonson – Martin Slepkow
2nd Place ~ Bob Annunziata – Harvey Lamm – Alan Fuirst – Leon Pollack
3rd Place ~ Dr. Larry Cohen – Frank Spitalny – Michael Newman – Dr. Burtin Greenberg
Nine Hole Flight
1st Place ~ Jon Blauner – Bill Hait – Sande Wische – Arnold Lampert
2nd Place ~ Elliot Cowen – Steve Epstein – Roland Stroyman – Lou Radler
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DON’T NEED AN ESTATE TAX
CHARITABLE DEDUCTION?
WE’VE GOT IDEAS
A gift to charity generates an estate tax charitable deduction, but
what if your estate isn’t subject to tax? In 2015, the estate tax credit
shelters estates up to $5.43 million. Many people, even those with
estates in excess of the sheltered amount, avoid estate tax by leaving
assets to surviving spouses, which qualify for the unlimited marital
deduction. Even if estate taxes aren’t a concern, many people want to
remember the organizations, such as Jupiter Medical Center
Foundation, that have been important in their lives.
Craig A. Moran
Director of Major Gifts & Planned Giving Mary had a $50,000 charitable bequest to her favorite organization in
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
her estate plan, but she changed her living trust to leave everything to
her husband instead. No matter how large her estate, she will owe no estate tax, thanks to the marital
deduction. But Mary is confident that her husband, who also loves the organization, will make the
“bequest” for her. At her death, he can make a lifetime gift of $50,000 and will be entitled to an income
tax charitable deduction, saving more tax than if she left the bequest in her estate plan.
The Smiths have seven children and several grandchildren. Over the years they made annual gifts to
the younger family members using the gift tax exclusion ($14,000 in 2015). Because of these gifts, the
Smiths will have an estate that they anticipate will be completely sheltered from the estate tax. The
Smiths have also been generous donors to various charities and would like to continue their support
through their estate plan, but there would be no estate tax benefit for their bequests. Instead, the estate
of the survivor will go to the children, who are aware of and share the parents’ philanthropic goals. The
children can then make the gifts to charity in the parents’ names and receive income tax deductions that
will save them money.
George established a trust that, at his death, will pay all the income to his sister for life, along with
any trust principal that the trustee deems appropriate. At his sister’s death, the remaining assets will
be distributed to his favorite organization. Because this is not a qualified charitable remainder trust, no
charitable deduction will be available. But because George’s estate is below the sheltered amount, the
deduction is not important. The trust will not be tax-exempt, but George wants to ensure that his sister
has the funds necessary for her comfortable support.
Please feel free to call our office at 561-263-5728 if you’d like more information on these
or other ideas for continuing your generous support of Jupiter Medical Center Foundation
through your estate plan.
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Memorials/Honor Gifts
Donate In HonorOr Memory
Each of these thoughtful, caring gifts is acknowledged with a card to the honored.
Notification does not include the amount of the gift. Donations are tax deductible
to the fullest extent allowed by law.
For further information, call the Foundation office at 561-263-5728.
Happy Birthday
Adelyn Bramson
Jimmy Katz
Ann Brown
Robert Kessler
Edna Brown
Bette Ann Kessler
Dick Capozzi
Mort Mazer
Harvey Falk
Joseph Newman
Virginia Gomprecht Tammie Plant
Jay Johnson
Fred Uhlmann
Geri Karno
Sanford Weiss
Andrew Kato
In Honor
Dr. Anthony Addesa
Skilled Nursing & Rehab
Dr. Neill Borland
Center Therapy - Diane & Michele
Arthur Calcagnini
Dr. John A.P. Rimmer
Lee Childs
Dr. David C. Rosenberg
Adele Cohn
Toby Sack
Lois Glass
Kelly Ann Seitz
Dr. Daniel & Mona Morello
Mr. & Mrs. William Silver
Mr. & Mrs. Andy Muskat
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Weiner
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wellins
In Loving Memory
Richard Schmader
Patricia Drasner
Elinor Goodstat
Michael Adams
Marty Karas’s sister,
Hugh Scott, Jr.
Shelby Drazan
Mrs. Stephen Greenspan’s
Henry D. Bean &
Marilyn
John Sickle
Abbott Dressler
mother
Florence M. Bean
Ron Katz’s mother
Harold Simon, MD
Ralph Drinkwater
Dr. Ira Greifer
Allen Bildner
Jerry Don Kirk
Herbert Sosman
Marilyn Driscoll Harriet Gross’s brother, Bud Ted Koland’s mother
Arlene Burgin
Deborah Brown Stenger
Phil Emanuel
Betty Heartfield
Doris Capra
Ann Miller
Holly Inglis
Margaret Lynne Clare Fred Fine’s father
Barbara Moss’s brother Claudia Strauss’s mother
Lois (Libby) Van Deusen
Irwin Frish
Elinor Innes
Dr. Frank Cook
Ralph Nittolo
Rita Yoos
Pauline Galletly
Marvin Jerome
William Cordani
A. Irene Perrella
James Young
Carol Goodman
Robert L. Johnson
Joanna Davis
Bud Ruby
Alice Kanner
Ron Davis
Eugene Salem
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Foundation Board of Trustees
Jupiter Medical Center, Inc.
2015 Board of Trustees
Liv E. Vesely, MA, MPH
President
CHAIRMAN
Joseph R. Taddeo
CHAIRMAN
Martin Dytrych, CPA
Craig A. Moran
Director of Major Gifts
& Planned Giving
VICE CHAIRMAN
Joseph C. Kempe, JD, LL.M.
VICE CHAIRMAN
Paul Chiapparone
SECRETARY
Donald H. McCree, Jr.
PRESIDENT/CEO
John D. Couris
TREASURER
David J. S. Nicholson
SECRETARY
Mark L. Corry, M.D
Janine M. Boylan
Gift Officer
Catherine A. Tolton
Manager of Special Events
Leonard Abramson
Dawn De Pastino
Events Coordinator
Jane F. Napier
Edward L. Babington
Elizabeth R. Neuhoff
Herbert M. Baum
Doris E. Perez
Nestor M. Enciso
System Analyst
George W. Bovenizer III
James E. Perrella
Kevin G. Boyle
Anthony A. Petrarca
Virginia McCormack
Coordinator of Donor Relations
Tyler R. Cain
Joseph M. Petri
Arthur B. Calcagnini
Katharine F. Plum
Kathy H. Sullivan
Manager of Administration
Paul J. Chiapparone
Frank J. Ryan
Lodewijk J. de Vink
Cary B. Stamp
Martin Dytrych, CPA
Dennis Williams
Jupiter Medical Center gratefully
relies on support from the community.
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Peter O. Crisp
Richard J Katz, Jr.
Theodore N. Danforth
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TREASURER
Jennifer Doss
Herbert M. Baum
R. Neill Borland, M.D.
Douglas Brown
S. Barrie Godown, CPA
Karen Golonka
James Mullen, M.D.
Doris E. Perez
Thomas R. Rowe M.D.
Ryan Simovitch, M.D.
Robert J. Stilley
Joseph R. Taddeo
Jack Waterman, D.O.
Calendar of Events 2015
Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center
Open House
Wednesday, May 6, 2015 – 5:30 p.m.
By invitation
Highballs & Hibiscus
Friday, September 25, 2015 - 7 p.m.
Frenchman’s Creek Country Club
Key to the Cure
Saks Fifth Avenue – Gardens Mall
October 2015
37th Annual Charity Golf Classic
Monday, November 16, 2015
Jupiter Island Club, Lost Tree Club
and McArthur Club