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The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation 2013-2018

A message from the

PRESIDENT AND DEAN When the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation launched in 2015, I stated that the founding of our school “heralded a new era of excellence in medical education and patient care” in our region.

I believe this to be true now more than ever. When we talk about enhancing patient care, however, I think it is critical to remember that great patient care begins with great medical students and to keep our focus on individual students and ways we can help them to grow in their profession.

We’ve been fortunate to educate some remarkable students. Take, for example, members of the classes of 2013 and 2014. Tom Churilla, MD, a Scranton native who chose our medical school to be close to a parent coping with cancer, got more than just proximity to his beloved father. He got the friendship and mentoring of radiation oncologist, Chris Peters, MD. I am pleased to report that Dr. Peters is now Tom’s colleague. They work together at Northeast Radiation Oncology Centers (NROC) and both serve as clinical faculty here at the School of Medicine. Dan Benyo, MD, of the Class of 2014 is practicing internal medicine in Hazleton, while his friend and classmate, Patrick Connors, MD, does the same in Scranton. Jeremy Celestine, MD, of the Class of 2013 joined his mentor, GCSOM’s regional associate dean Michael Ferraro, MD, at his OB-GYN practice in Wilkes-Barre. There are also our current students, scholarship recipients like Jason Homza, a former Marine and high school science teacher, and Kathy Snyder, who worked three jobs in high school and in college to pursue her dreams.

When we talk about the progress and accomplishments of the School of Medicine, we are really talking about the energy, determination and brilliance of these students and all of our students.

7fSbidWX^V gS R_ Xc T_b dWSXb PS^Sűd N^R Sc`SQXN[[i dWS PS^Sűd _T their future patients. Thanks to you, we’ve increased the likelihood these students will remain in the region they love by giving them the opportunity to train locally. Ultimately, it’s our communities dWNd PS^SűdͶ Although the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation has closed, we are just beginning to realize the impact that our students — members of the healthcare teams of the future — will have on our neighborhoods, our region and even our nation. We will continue to admit bright and talented young people from our region and beyond.

These students will need your friendship, too. On behalf of the students mentioned above — and every student, past, present and TedebS gW_ WNc _b gX[[ PS^Sűd Tb_] i_eb ZX^R^Scc Σ thank you.

Together, we will continue to build a healthier and happier region!

Sincerely,

Steven J. Scheinman, MD President and Dean of Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine Executive Vice President and Chief 3QNRS]XQ BŶQSb _T 9SXcX^VSb

TABLE OF CONTENTS A message from the president and dean .........................................1 Looking back ................................................... 2 Campaign statistics .......................................16 Volunteers ....................................................... 18 Scholarships, awards and endowments ..................................................20 Gala and golf .................................................22 Impact ..............................................................26 Legacies..........................................................40 Tomorrow........................................................ 44 Donor report .................................................. 48 A message from the vice president for institutional advancement....................62

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert Dietz, Chair Virginia McGregor, Vice Chair Pedro J. Greer Jr., MD V. Chris Holcombe, PE David H. Ledbetter, PhD, FACMG David B. Nash, MD, MBA Deborah E. Powell, MD Steven J. Scheinman, MD

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD Louis DeNaples, Chair Thomas F. Karam, Vice Chair John J. Menapace, Secretary Cornelio Catena L.P. Frieder III John Graham Edith P. Mitchell, MD Sondra Myers Robert W. Naismith, PhD Debra A. Pellegrino, EdD Susan F. Sordoni, MD Robert E. Wright, MD Steven J. Scheinman, MD, Sh _ŶQX_ Patrick Boyd, PhD, Sh _ŶQX_

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2013 Jan. 1, 2013 Start of silent phase

TARGET: $15,000,000 The Board of Trustees approved a $15 million fundraising initiative, The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation. The three campaign themes – Community, Wellbeing, and Innovation.

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Sondra and Morey Myers ScdNP[XcW dWS Ĺąbcd cQW_[NbcWX` in the new campaign.

Fidelity Bank funds a scholarship for immediate use and also establishes a permanently endowed fund.

Employees create a scholarship fund for students who reside within the college’s region.

The InterMountain Medical Group Annual and Endowed Scholarships are created to support third-year medical students.

The Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Auxiliary Fund of The Luzerne Foundation provides scholarships for third-year medical students from Luzerne County.

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2014

Dr. Bob and Carole Wright establish the Sarah Wright Memorial Endowed Scholarship.

The Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation commits $3.2 million, providing scholarships to 2 students per year for 10 years. This is the largest scholarship gift in the college’s history.

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Members of the Saidman family endow The Dr. Lester Saidman Memorial Lecture and The Dr. Lester Saidman Annual Excellence in Emergency Medicine Award.

Alan Goldstein establishes The Stanley J. Dudrick, MD and Alan G. Goldstein Endowed Fund to cover the cost of white coats for incoming students each year.

The John J. Menapace Scholarship is established.

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2015

The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation public phase launched at Gala 2015.

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PNC continues its generous support of GCSOM with a gift and the naming of the PNC Conference Room.

The Endowment for Preventive Medicine Lectureship is ScdNP[XcWSR dWb_eVW SĹŻ_bdc _T Robert W. Naismith, PhD.

David and Ann Hawk’s gift results in the David and Ann Hawk, Gertrude Hawk Chocolates Student Lounge.

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2016

John and Pat Atkins bestow major gift and name a classroom.

The Frieder Foundation and PPL both provided major gifts to support REACHHEI. In 2016, the school was proud to NR]Xd Xdc űbcd E735;Ν;7< VbNReNdS Nc a medical student. Dipam Shah will graduate from GCSOM in 2020.

Moses Taylor Foundation bestows multi-year grant creating infrastructure and supporting programs for the Behavioral Health Initiative.

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The AllOne Foundation provides multiyear funding to hire psychiatrists to support the Behavioral Health Initiative.

The Dream Event invited members of the community to share the dreams of GCSOM medical students.

FN^_Ĺą Q_^dX^eSc Xdc ce``_bd _T dWS college by creating scholarships for students from Monroe County.

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2017

B^ =N^Íś Íš Íš G5@5 _ĹśQXN[[i became Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, securing the future of the school.

New psychiatry residents in the program initiated by The Wright Center in partnership with the Behavioral Health Initiative begin their studies.

The Cupple family establish the Angelina Fricchione and Michael Cupple Scholarship Fund through the Scranton Area Community Foundation, providing scholarships for local students.

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Shane Warnock is selected as the űbcd bSQX`XS^d _T dWS =_W^ ͜ ;S[S^ Villaume Foundation Scholarship.

Real estate developer and Scranton native Gerald Halpin provides a $5 million bequest to renovate the Manual Arts Building.

The Katie Foundation provides support for the Behavioral Health <^XdXNdXfS͹ c`SQXűQN[[i T_b ceXQXRS prevention programming.

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2018

The funds CSI raised on behalf of REACH-HEI will continue to enrich the education of area youth and will add a Girls in Science component gWXQW ZXQZSR _ĹŻ X^ gXdW N gX[R[i successful â&#x20AC;&#x153;Super Science Saturday.â&#x20AC;?

Dr. Joseph and Tracy Bannon create The Bannon Family Endowed Scholarship.

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The Taylor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Health and Wellness Fund of The Luzerne Foundation continues its longtime support of student scholarships with a multi-year commitment.

Dr. Anthony and Frances Brutico support local students with funding for The Brutico Family Annual Scholarship.

Employee giving continues with the addition of Tiny the T. Rex as mascot on Taco Tuesdays

Stephen P. and Pamela A. Poorman commit a planned gift to establish an endowed scholarship.

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Total raised

$25,292,080 Original goal

$15,000,000 CSI closes, exceeding goal by

$10 million

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$593,362

$2,611,525

raised from golf

raised from galas

2,652 donors

$12,497,043

raised for scholarships

49.4 percent of Campaign for

Scholarships and Innovation dedicated to scholarships

168 campaign and

42 scholarships established

event volunteers

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VOLUNTEERS We are grateful to all the volunteers who worked to help surpass the campaign goal.

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Honorary Chairs Peter & Sally Bohlin Dr. Stanley & Theresa Dudrick David & Ann Hawk

Campaign Chairs Harmar Brereton, MD James Clemente, CPA Sondra Myers Bruce Saidman, MD

County Chairs Michael Bean, Esq. Eric Blomain, MD Taryn Blomain Jonathan Goldner, DO >NdW[SS^ 9bNů Rev. Dr. Lois Martin Thomas Martin, MD Margrit Shoemaker, MD

Physician Group Chairs Joseph Bannon, MD Michael Ferraro, MD David Greenwald, MD Steven Kafrissen, MD Shubhra Shetty, MD Susan Sordoni, MD

Hospital Group Chairs

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Anthony Aquilina, DO Cornelio Catena William Conaboy, Esq. Justin Davis 6NfXR ;_ů Steven Johnson Joseph Scopelliti, MD Brooks Turkel

Ayotunde Adeagbo, PhD Gloria Colosimo Stephen Fisk Julia Kolcharno Sonia Lobo, PhD Janet Townsend, MD

Medical Corporation Chairs Mary Erwine, RN, MSN Robert Wright, MD

Attorney Group Chairs Alan Hollander, Esq. John Moses, Esq. Morey Myers, Esq.

Business, Corporation and Entrepreneur Chairs Gerard Champi L.P. Frieder III Alan Goldstein Thomas Karam Scott Lynett Joshua Mast Dan Santaniello

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Alumni Chairs Thomas Churilla, MD ’13 Meg Mathewson, MD ’13

Student Chairs Greg Mendez ’16 Laura Anderson ’17 Aditya Eturi ’17 Jessica Briscoe ’18 Kyle Gleaves ’18 Akindele Olagunju ’19

Scranton Expat Chairs Pat Atkins Taryn Blomain Sally Bohlin Terese Casey >NdW[SS^ 9bNů Scott Lynett Sondra Myers Gerald Tracy, MD

GALA VOLUNTEERS Ann Arvay Mary Joan Bannon Tracy Bannon Donna Barbetti Ronda Beemer‡ Taryn Blomain* Ruth Borland, Esq. Becky Brominski‡ Lisa Browning Maureen Bufalino Sharon Byrne Laurie Cadden Mary Casale Terese Casey‡* Cassandra Coleman Ariane Conaboy, DO* Kevin Conaboy, Esq.* Trudy Cordaro Mary Beth D'Andrea Jennifer Dressler, Esq. Kathy Dunsmuir Nicole Ferentino, DC‡*

Jarrett Ferentino, Esq.* Kara Fox-LaRose Laura Gillette-Mills Michael and Nada Gilmartin Posie Granet Joanie Hine‡ Tammy Jackson Maria Kelly Kim Koehl Alexandra Kokura Katie McCarthy Lambert Mary Jean Lynett Patti Lynett Sharon Lynett Barbara Toczko Maculloch Laine Martin‡ Laura Martin Rev. Dr. Lois Martin Evie Rafalko McNulty Salomey Mensah Kathy Mihok* Marilyn Millington

Marie Mohila Melanie Mott Claudia Naismith Jane Nakkache Lori Nocito* Barbara O'Donnell Judy Price, Esq. Marianne Rader Kelly Scheinman‡ Roxanne Schulman* Norman Schulman, MD* Elaine Shepard Jean Shields Jane Smedley, Esq. Katie Sunday Gretchen Welby, PharmD Cindy Yevich *Served as Gala co-chair ‡Served as Auction co-chair

GOLF VOLUNTEERS Stephen Aniska Linda Berardi-Demo Sharon Byrne Chris Carroll Carmine Cerra, MD Cheri Colan Trent Colan Justin Collins Gloria Colosimo Bill Conlon Mike Costello Patrick Coughlin, PhD Pete Danchak** MaryBeth D'Andrea Bethany Davis Sam Diaz Connie Dombroski Steve Fisk Mike Gallagher Andrea Gerko John Gorczyk Kristen Greene David Hawk Jim Hoover

Jerry Jordan, MD John Kearney Andrea Konopczyk Brian Krause Ed Lahart Michelle Lemoncelli Dan Loughran, MD ’18 Phil Mahasky Matt Marriggi Laura Mayeski Kevin Mitchell Alysha Nicholls Kim Padden Nick Parise Amy Pratt Scott Prebich Bill Reuther Melissa Sanko Rebecca Slangan Bob Sylvester Gerald Tracy, MD Terry Waibel Fran Wolk **Served as Golf Chair

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SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS

AND ENDOWMENTS 2013 • Sondra and Morey Myers Esq. Scholarship Fund • Jennifer A. Sidari, MD ’13 Memorial Endowed Scholarship • Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine Student Scholarship Established by GCSOM faculty and cdNů͹ dWXc cQW_[NbcWX` bSŴSQdc dWS extraordinary level of employee giving the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation enjoyed. Employee giving rates soared as high as 65% — whereas the average rate of employee giving nationwide hovers around 30%.

• Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine Endowed Scholarship • Fidelity Bank Annual and Endowed Scholarships • Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Auxiliary Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Scholarship Cb_fXRSc ű^N^QXN[ NXR T_b dWXbRΝiSNb medical students from Luzerne County.

• InterMountain Medical Group Annual and Endowed Scholarships

2014 • 6bͶ GW_]Nc =Ͷ @NbdX^ ͜ ESfͶ 6bͶ ?_Xc D. Martin Annual Scholarship • Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine Alumni Scholarship Established through the MD4 Class Gift and supported by alumni, this scholarship provides funding for a cdeRS^d gW_ dbe[i ShS]`[XűSc dWS school’s mission, as demonstrated by service and community-minded spirit.

• Stanley J. Dudrick, MD and Alan G. Goldstein Endowed Fund Alan G. Goldstein established this fund in honor of his friendship with Dr. Stan Dudrick to provide the white Q_Ndc VXfS^ d_ dWS űbcd iSNb cdeRS^dc during GCSOM’s annual ceremony.

medical student each year selected for his or her commitment to and excellence in emergency medicine.

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• Sarah Wright Memorial Annual and Endowed Scholarships Created by GCSOM founders Dr. Robert and Carole Wright, in loving memory of their daughter.

• Jean M. Shields Endowed Scholarship

• John J. Menapace Annual Scholarship

• Lackawanna County Medical Alliance Award for Excellence in Women’s Health

• Jennifer A. Sidari, MD ’13 Global Health Award Through the dedicated commitment of the Sidari family, this fund provides assistance to fourth-year students who are completing international electives.

• Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation Scholarship The NEPA Health Care Foundation established the largest scholarship fund at GCSOM with a gift of $3.2 million. Two new scholars are selected each year for 10 years to receive scholarships that cover most of the cost of tuition.

• Dr. Lester Saidman Memorial Lecture and Excellence in Emergency Medicine Award Endowment Dr. Saidman’s family established this fund in his memory with a two-fold purpose that touches incoming students and a graduating new doctor.

First, the endowment provides for an honorarium for a keynote lecturer at the annual White Coat Ceremony who addresses the importance of professionalism and students’ obligations in the doctor-patient bS[NdX_^cWX`Ͷ FSQ_^R͹ N ű^N^QXN[ NgNbR is given to a graduating fourth-year

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• Appleseed Partnership for a Greater Wyoming Valley Scholarships • Friends of Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine Scholarship • Stanley J. Dudrick, MD Endowed Chair in Medical Education Innovation Created in honor of world-renowned surgeon, “father of TPN” and Nanticoke’s native son, Dr. Stanley Dudrick. When fully endowed, this fund will provide support for a faculty appointment dedicated to medical education innovation.

• Dr. Gino and Mrs. Jean Cavalieri Mori Endowed Scholarship • Endowment for Preventive Medicine Lectureship GWb_eVW Sů_bdc [SR Pi 95FB@ founder, Robert W. Naismith, PhD, this fund was created to promote innovative approaches to achieving optimum health and wellness for our community. Most notably, the Preventive Medicine Lecture Series has brought national speakers to the college. Lectures are taped for broadcast on public television and are available on YouTube.

• Commonwealth Health Future Physicians Scholarship • AARP Chapter 3731 North East Pa. Annual Scholarship • Wayne Memorial Health System Annual Scholarship • Susquehanna Health Annual Scholarship

2016 • Moses Taylor Foundation Behavioral Health Grant GCSOM’s president and dean, Steven Scheinman, MD, prioritized improving Behavioral Health in our community upon his arrival at GCSOM in 2012. After establishing the Behavioral Health Initiative with volunteers and dedicated support from local behavioral health agencies, the school received a $1.25 million multi-year grant from the Moses Taylor Foundation for infrastructure and programs.

• AllOne Foundation Behavioral Health Grant Recognizing the need for psychiatrists to improve clinical education at 95FB@ N^R [SNR Sů_bdc d_ X]`b_fS behavioral health throughout the region, the AllOne Foundation provided a $2 million multi-year grant to fund national searches and salaries for psychiatrists.

• Lynett-Haggerty Families Endowed Scholarship • Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital @SRXQN[ FdNů FQW_[NbcWX` • FN^_ű CNcdSeb 3^^eN[ FQW_[NbcWX` 3TdSb `b_fXRX^V cXV^XűQN^d Te^RX^V T_b research when GCSOM was founded, FN^_ű CNcdSeb WNc Q_^dX^eSR d_ support our students through the creation of scholarships for Monroe County residents.

• Margaret Briggs Foundation Behavioral Health Grant • John and Helen Villaume Foundation Annual Scholarship

• Gov. and Mrs. William W. Scranton Endowed Scholarship A generous bequest from Gov. and Mrs. Scranton’s estate created an endowment for scholarships and provided funding for building improvements.

• First Federal Grant Behavioral Health Initiative

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• Alzheimer’s Research Two grants from the Richard C. and Sally W. Marquardt Family Foundation have supported Alzheimer’s research conducted by Dr. William McLaughlin • REACH-HEI EITC Funding for REACH-HEI has been provided by local businesses through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program.

• REACH-HEI PPL • REACH-HEI Frieder Foundation A multi-year grant from the Frieder Foundation funds operational costs for REACH-HEI.

2017 • Angela Fricchione Cupple and Michael Cupple Annual Scholarship Dr. Peter Cupple and his sisters, Flora and Josephine, endowed a fund at the Scranton Area Foundation for a scholarship that pays one-half of a GCSOM student’s tuition.

• C.A.R.E (Care, Aspire, Realize, Engage) Annual and Endowed Scholarships • Stephen P. and Pamela A. Poorman Annual and Endowed Scholarships When the announcement of the school’s integration with Geisinger was announced, the Poormans ]NRS dWS űbcd ^Sg Q_]]Xd]S^d d_ scholarships for medical students.

After creating a scholarship to be awarded immediately, they furthered their generosity through an estate plan to permanently endow the scholarship.

• Janet Townsend, MD, and Henry Geisinger Endowed Scholarship Dr. Janet Townsend, the school’s founding dean for the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, continued her dedicated support of our students with an endowed scholarship.

• Appleseed Partnership for a Greater Wyoming Valley Behavioral Health Scholarship • Sheila S. Miller Memorial Endowed Scholarship Atty. Jill Miller created this endowment in memory of Jill’s mother.

• Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Honor Medical Society Discretionary Fund Margrit Shoemaker, MD, formerly assistant regional dean for the school’s West Campus and now the assistant chair of internal medicine for GCSOM, also serves as the faculty advisor for the AOA Honor Society.

Peggy has established this fund to further the mission of AOA. • Brutico Family Annual Scholarship • REACH-HEI Spitz Foundation Grant • Taylor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Health and Wellness Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Scholarship The fund’s advisors renewed their commitment to provide scholarships to medical students. The fund has supported GCSOM students since 2009.

• Behavioral Health Initiative/ Community Care Transformation Discretionary Fund Constance Nagi, MD has committed multi-year support for the BHI work under the leadership of Leighton Huey, MD.

• AIDS Resource Annual Scholarship

• Bannon Family Endowed Scholarship

• William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Behavioral Health Initiative Ending Homelessness Grant

• Benkovic Family Annual Scholarship

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During the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation our annual Black Ties for White Coats Gala grossed more than $2.6 million with over 3,600 attendees.

2013 Honorees 22 members of the Medical Education Development Consortium who worked tirelessly to found the college

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2014 Honoree Blue Cross, in appreciation for its deep commitment to the college

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GOLF CLASSIC

Our annual sold-out Golf Classic supports student scholarships. Gross proceeds during the Campaign total more than $593,000.

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IMPA The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation was more than a

fundraiser. It was a campaign to enhance and enrich our community, improve our neighbors’ wellbeing and foster innovation with the power to transform our region. While these very themes are what drove _eb T_e^RSbc űbcd d_ RbSN] N^R dWS^ d_ NQd e`_^ N^ ebVS d_ R_ c_]SdWX^V PXV N^R important for the communities they love, it was you — our donors and supporters — who told us what our school means to the community.

First and foremost, our school was a gift to the community that is meant to repay continually. The energy, excitement and enthusiasm necessary to launch a brand-new medical school came from you — our community. Nothing that we accomplished was possible without that encouragement and nothing we will accomplish will happen without your help.

JWX[S _eb Q_]]e^Xdi Xc YecdXűNP[i `b_eR _T WNfX^V N ^Sg ]SRXQN[ cQW__[ X^ Xdc ]XRcd͹ _eb `eb`_cS Xc ^_d Yecd d_ PS N c_ebQS _T `bXRS T_b _eb ^SXVWP_bc͹ N[dW_eVW gS NbS W_^_bSR d_ Te[ű[[ dWNd b_[SͶ ENdWSb͹ _eb `eb`_cS is to care for our neighbors, identify those things — social risk factors — that injure their health and work to eliminate them. In short, our purpose is to improve wellbeing in our communities.

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PACT 8X^N[[i͹ ]SRXQX^S Xc cQXS^QS N^R cQXS^QS Xc X^^_fNdX_^Ͷ 5NbX^V N^R Q_]`NccX_^ NbS X]`_bdN^d͹ Ped cQXS^dXűQ innovation gives us the tools to bolster concern with knowledge, skill and vision. Our school is part of a system known for its innovation. Our students are learning personalized medicine from physicians and scientists who were using the tools — genetic information backed by decades of electronic health information — long before the phrase “precision medicine” was even coined. And we have been concerned about confronting the social determinants of health before “population health” became a national buzzword. All this innovation is being brought to bear on your health, your wellness and the wellbeing of our entire region.

That’s what the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation was all about. Let’s take a look at its impact . . .

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IMPACT REACH-HEI Education is the cornerstone of a healthy community.

Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why the Regional Education Academy for Careers in Health â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Higher Education Initiative (REACH-HEI) has been an important public initiative of Geisinger Commonwealth virtually since its founding. REACH-HEI is an out-of-school program that provides academic enrichment opportunities and enables low-income N^R ĹąbcdÎ?VS^SbNdX_^Î?d_Î?Q_[[SVS cdeRS^dc X^ ^_bdWSNcd Pennsylvania to succeed in health-related professions.

From 2010 to present, REACH-HEI has served more than 1,000 youth and developed programs that include: â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘

Health Explorers Middle School Program Health Education Leadership Program Health Interns Program for grades 9 through 12 Girls in Science Symposium for grades 7 and 8 Allied Health Program for grade 11 Summer Medical Interns Program for grade 11 Summer Research Program for undergraduates Summer Research Program for pre-matriculating medical students.

REACH-HEI has changed the lives of hundreds of area youngsters. Just look at this GCSOM alumnus and current medical students who are all REACH-HEI alums: â&#x20AC;˘ E_PSbd FÍś 9bXĹśdWÍš @6 Î&#x2018; Íš 6XNV^_cdXQ ENRX_[_Vi bScXRS^d at Indiana University School of Medicine â&#x20AC;˘ MD Class of 2021 - Dipam Shah and Marc Incitti â&#x20AC;˘ MD Class of 2022 - Albena Gesheva In addition, several Outreach Health Sciences Programs have been developed for school groups. â&#x20AC;˘ In total, from 2011 to present, 1,048 students have participated in REACH-HEI longitudinal programs.

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Gala COMMUNITY Honorees 2015

David and Ann Hawk

Curriculum Family Centered Experience (FCE) program <^ dWSXb űbcd N^R cSQ_^R iSNbc͹ _eb students spend several one-week sessions living, working and interacting with the people of each regional campus.

The week is spent getting to know the service rvice agencies that patients in the community access ccess for various needs. However, the most instructive ti partt is i the th time ti students spend with a family. The families are volunteers and are chosen because they are living with chronic illness or devastating injury. This is the time for students to experience themes embedded in the curriculum, to encounter in real life the challenges of navigating our healthcare system. It also provides the opportunity for the community to meet our students in the comfort of their own homes, heightening the community’s sense of connection to the school.

2016

Patrick J. Solano

2017

Susan Sordoni, MD and Volunteers in Medicine

Longitudinal Community Health Impact Projects (LCHIPs) 3[[ űbcdΝ N^R cSQ_^RΝiSNb cdeRS^dc NbS bSaeXbSR d_ Q_^ReQd community research for an LCHIP — and its focus must be to achieve measurable improvement in their neighbors’ health.

LCHIPs are longitudinal — they require a minimum of three years to conduct because results must be observed over time.

In this way, Geisinger Commonwealth’s curriculum actually impacts our communities and brings positive change.

2018

Peter J. Danchak

100 service hours All Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine MD students are required to perform 100 hours in meaningful service to the community. The service hours provide each student the opportunity to support community-based organizations and/ or groups in ways that directly address social determinants of health. The experience also develops leadership, cultural trust and respect, and service skills and commitment among MD students.

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IMPACT Student and school community service In 2018 alone, GCSOM students devoted 14,600 service hours to: ͹ @SN[c ͥX^ Q_^QSbd gXdW F`bX^VP_NbRͦ T_b dWS PS^Sűd of food insecure children in Scranton School District Advocacy Alliance Allied Services Alzheimer’s Association American Cancer Society American Red Cross ASL Club – free forum for parents of children who are deaf, general community to learn sign language e Big Brothers Big Sisters Boys and Girls Club Catherine McAuley Center Children’s Advocacy Center Children’s Miracle Network Cody Barrasse Foundation Congolese Refugees – tutoring and teaching English language at Elm Park United Methodist Church Community Halloween event – free annual event for area children and their families Community Intervention Center Day Nursery Association of Scranton Habitat for Humanity HeadStart

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Jude Zayac Foundation (sudden infant death) Katie Foundation (suicide prevention) Friends of the Poor Gino Merli Veterans Center Golden Living Center of Scranton Goodwill Industries of Scranton Jewish Community Center of Scranton Junior Achievement Keystone Mission Lackawanna Blind Association Lackawanna County Children’s Library Lackawanna Valley Heritage Association Make A Wish Foundation Meals on Wheels Nay Aug Park NeighborWorks NEPA Youth Shelter Northeast Regional Autism Center Northeast Regional Cancer Institute Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science REACH-HEI Scranton Primary Health Care Scranton School for Deaf and Hard of Hearing ring Scranton Tomorrow St. Francis of Assisi Kitchen St Joseph’s Center Steamtown Health Fair – annual event free screenings and health information for the general public Skin cancer screening – free annual event, open to the public Susan G. Komen for the Cure Transgender Conference – free annual event open to the public Turkey Trot – annual event that raisess money for Friends of the Poor United Neighborhood Centers VNA Hospice Women’s Resource Center

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IMPACT Preventive Medicine More than 1,200 attendees learned from GCSOM’s biannual Preventive Medicine lectures since the 2016 launch of the program.

The visio vision for preventive medicine at Geis Geisinger Commonwealth School M of Medicine Ame Americans spend more money on healthcare than any other nation. Even so, we trail every other developed oth nation in the prevention of disease and illness. na We W need to get back to the basics. We need to t recognize that wellness is the foundation of prevention.

This was the inspiration for the Preventive p Medicine Lecture Series at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine.

S ;NfX^V `Sbc_^N[[i PS^SűdSR Tb_] `[N^dΝPNcSR nutrition, I can attest to its life-altering results. Our n board consists of medical, academic and business b sector innovators who have also experienced more se abundant health through better life style choices. ab Together, we have delivered this message to our Tog Q_]]e^XdiͶ <d Xc _eb W_`S dWNd _eb Sů_bdc WNfS bSce[dSR X^ Q_] increased wellbeing for our communities. increa — Robert W. W Naismith, PhD Clinical Professor, Department of Clinical Sciences Profe

MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF: Mark DeStefano, CPA, MSHA FNCB Bank Elizabeth Naismith Harlacher and Anthony C. Harlacher, DMD Geisinger Linda Thomas-Hemak, MD

Ronald Kukuchka Claudia and Robert W. Naismith, PhD Samir B. Pancholy, MD Lisa Rigau, MS, BSN, RN, and Saul F. Rigau, DO Peoples Security Bank & Trust The Wright Center

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Speakers 2016 Caldwell Esselstyn, MD

T. Colin Campbell, PhD

Surgeon and author of the best-seller Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease

Founder of the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies

Presentation: “The Nutritional Reversal of Cardiovascular Disease: Fact or Fiction?”

Presentation: “Why Is Nutrition Ignored in Medicine?”

Doug Lisle, PhD

Kim Williams, MD

Director of research for the TrueNorth Health Center and psychologist for the McDougall Wellness Program, Santa Rosa, California

Past president of the American College of Cardiology and James B. Herrick professor and chief, Division of Cardiology at Rush University Medical Center

Presentation: “The Psychology of Healthy Eating and the Pleasure Trap”

Presentation: “Taking the ‘Die’ out of Diet”

Gail Cresci, PhD

Michael Baime, MD

Assistant professor, Department of Medicine, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

Director of the Penn Program for Mindfulness and the director of MindBody Programs for the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania Health System

2017

2018 Presentation: “The Gut Microbiome and Health: How Tending to the Health of Your Gut Microbiota Improves Overall Health”

Presentation: “Mindfulness for Life”

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ADVISORY BOARD Robert W. Naismith, PhD, founder Stanley Dudrick, MD Jean Hayes, RN Ronald Kukuchka Sonia Lobo, PhD, Chair

Samir Pancholy, MD Lisa Rigau, RN, MS @ecWűa GNbNTRSb͹ CW6͹ @C;͹ @44F Linda Thomas-Hemak, MD

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OF ALL GCSOM ALUMNI matched to a location in Pennsylvania

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matched locally at Geisinger, The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education or Guthrie

At the school’s founding, we pledged that GCSOM would be a catalyst for improving the health and wellbeing of our communities. The school does this by educating the healthcare teams of the future – people who will stay here and care for our communities using the evidencebased, patient-centered approach they learned within our walls.

We’ve kept that promise … and will continue to keep it.

Since the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation launched, we’ve welcomed home:

Dan Benyo, MD ’14 Geriatrics G Ger Ge er and Internal Medicine practice associated in n private p with w wi ith t Lehigh Valley Health Network in Drums Ne N et Completed C om residency at: Hershey He H er Penn State Medical Center, Hershey, PA C Ce en

Thomas Churilla, MD ’13 Northeast Radiation Oncology Centers (NROC) in Scranton Completed residency at: Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA

Jeremy Celestine, MD ’13 Obstetrics/Gynecology at OB/GYN Associates in Wilkes-Barre

Pat Patrick Connors, MD ’14 Internal In Inte nte te Medicine for CbX]S@SR͹ NŶ[XNdSR gXdW Cb C bX] X] Geisinger in Scranton G Ge eiiss

Completed residency at: St. Luke’s University Hospital, Bethlehem, PA

Completed C om residency at: GW_]Nc =SůSbc_^ H^XfSbcXdi͹ GW G W_ W_ Philadelphia, PA Ph P Phil hill

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chose to continue training in psychiatry

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chose primary care residencies — family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics or obstetrics/gynecology

Theresa and Stanley J. Dudrick, MD

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FN^_ű CNcdSeb Jason Dinko, Diink nko o, M MD D ’14 Family Fam mily Medicine e at Geisinge Geisinger Woodbine in Danville

Kevin Musto, Must sto o, M MD D ’14 Family Fam mily Medicine Med ediicin ine e at Commonwealth Com o mon Health in West Pittston

Completed residency at: Washington Hospital, Washington, PA

Completed residency at: The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education, Scranton, PA

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Louis DeNaples Jr., MD

Adam Pascoe, Passco coe e, M MD D ’13 Occupational O Oc Occu cc pa pattionall Medicine Mediccin ne att Guthrie in Sayre Completed residency at: University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

Afghani Roshan, Roshan, h MD ’13 Emergency Medicine E M di di i att Geisinger G i Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Wilkes-Barre Completed residency at: Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, PA

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Bruce Saidman, MD, David Greenwald, MD, and Steven Kafrissen, MD

Daniel R. R. Shust, Shus Sh ustt, MD ’15 Family F Fa ami mily mily y Medicine Medi ed dic icine ici ine att C in Commonwealth ommo om mon Health in Scranton

Maxwell To Tola Tolan, lan n, M MD D ’15 Family Fa F a ami miily m ly M Medicine edic ed icin in ne at at Commonwealth Com mmo mon Health in Sugarloaf

Completed residency at: The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education, Scranton, PA

Completed residency at: The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education, Scranton, PA

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IMPACT Behavioral Health Initiative When behavioral health is neglected, individuals and Q_]]e^XdXSc ceůSbͶ The Centers for Disease Control reveal Lackawanna and Wayne counties have the highest suicide rates — between 14 and 24 percent per 100,000 people — in the Commonwealth, and above the national level; Luzerne’s rates are high as well. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, suicide is almost always the result of untreated or under-treated mental illness.

As for substance abuse, the CDC says Pennsylvania’s drug-induced deaths (14.6 per Pe 100,000 population) also exceed the national rate of 10 12.7 12 per 100,000. Moreover, heroin is now the No. 1 drug dr threat in the Commonwealth’s rural counties, according to the Center for Rural Pennsylvania. An ac investment in treatment pays great dividends. A inv large-scale study in California found that for every lar $1 spent on treatment the community saves an average or $4 to $7 in drug-related crime, criminal av YecdXQS Q_cdc N^R dWSTd Σ ^_d Q_e^dX^V dWS PS^Sűdc X^ Yec g_bZ`[NQS `b_ReQdXfXdi͹ bSReQdX_^c X^ TN]X[i Q_^ŴXQdc g_ and an drug-related accidents.

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Peter & Sally Bohlin

GCSOM’s innovative Behavioral Health Initiative (BHI) is already having an impact.

2016

Gentex Corporation, L. Peter Frieder Jr. and L. P. Frieder III

Partnerships with dozens of agencies and other community partners represented on our large advisory committee with whom we are working on integration of care.

The psychiatry residency program, in partnership with The Wright Center, began admitting four residents per year in 2017. Three GCSOM alumni are among that number.

BHI task forces are exploring solutions such as the use of telemedicine within primary care to increase access to behavioral healthcare in rural regions, ways to increase services for autism and educational programs aimed at suicide prevention.

2017

Robert W. Naismith, PhD

BHI is developing training programs in behavioral health for primary care providers to increase their ability to deal with mental health problems and substance use in the primary care setting. In 2018 018 BHI trained

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Robert E. Wright, MD

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The Campaign for Scholaships and Innovation was, at its heart, about investing in the future. Meet a few scholarship students who will care for our communities, tomorrow and beyond.

Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation Scholars Jacob Parrick, Duryea Class of 2019 Jake was born and raised in Duryea and is a graduate of Pittston High School and Wilkes University. While at Wilkes, Jake conducted research in Uganda, where he investigated and helped to improve access to quality of water in the rural villages of the Masindi District. He also spent a number of spring breaks in Missouri

Erin Connolly, Shickshinny Class of 2020 Erin was the salutatorian of her class at Northwest Area High School, where she was a member of the marching band and concert choir. She graduated magna cum laude as a Durant Scholar from Wellesley College. She has a fervent interest in science, as well as the social sciences and humanities. As an undergraduate, Erin conducted research in a biomechanics and animal

Jason Homza, Kingston Class of 2020 Jason was born and raised in Kingston and graduated from Wyoming Valley West High School and Wilkes University. Upon high school graduation, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps where he served from 2003 through 2007, including deployment to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He received several meritorious promotions and awards during his service, including the combat action ribbon for

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assisting with disaster relief from tornadoes, an Sh`SbXS^QS WS XRS^dXűSR gXdW cdb_^V[i͹ cX^QS WXc TN]X[i W_]S gNc Ŵ__RSR X^ Ͷ JXdW WXc cdb_^V ties to northeastern Pennsylvania, Jake wanted to remain in the region and serve the community in a much-needed specialty – psychiatry. Fortunately, he achieved his goal and will begin a psychiatry residency (a residency GCSOM’s own Behavioral Health Initiative helped to launch) at The Wright Center in the summer of 2019. locomotion lab at Wellesley for three years. She co-authored a paper that was published in Biology Open in April 2015 and presented her research at the 2013 Wellesley College Ruhlman Conference.

After graduating Wellesley, Erin conducted melanoma and immuno-oncology research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston for two years. She decided to come home to attend medical school because “it is my goal to practice medicine in NEPA and no other medical school could better prepare me for that career.” actions in Iraq, and reached the rank of sergeant before completing his enlistment. At Wilkes, he served as the president of the Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society and was recipient of the Teacher Education Student Leadership Award and the Frances and Maryann Kopen Scholarship. He taught science to students in grade 11 at Scranton High School but eventually began to believe he could have a greater impact on his community as a physician. He chose to apply to GCSOM because of the school's mission to educate community-focused, patient-centered physicians.

First eight Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation Scholars Top row, left to right: The Honorable Terrence Nealon, NEPA HCF Board Member, Robert Knowles, NEPA HCF Board Member, Dr. Christopher Dressel, NEPA HCF Board Member, Mark Mitchell, NEPA HCF Board Member Middle row, left to right: Dr. Jeremiah Eagen, NEPA HCF Board Member, Kathy Snyder, Jason Homza, Randy Lesh, Natalie Gelb, NEPA HCF Board Member, Michele McGowan, NEPA HCF Board Member Bottom row, left to right: James Clemente, NEPA HCF Board Chair, Jacob Parrick, Stephanie Tilberry, Jennifer Jordan, Erin Connolly, Laura Barna, Laura Ducceschi, SAF President/CEO, NEPA HCF Administrator

InterMountain Medical Group Annual Scholar I’ve had a lot of mentors: teachers, professors and doctors. I want to give back to the community.”

The summer between his sophomore and junior years of college, Kyle participated in the REACHHEI program. Kyle was awarded the InterMountain Medical Group Annual Scholarship during his third iSNb Nd 95FB@Ͷ ;S Xc ^_g X^ WXc űbcd iSNb _T <^dSb^N[ Medicine residency at Penn State Hershey Medical Center.

Kyle Gleaves, MD, Wilkes-Barre Class of 2018 With an autistic older brother, Kyle Gleaves, MD, and his family understand the impact of quality healthcare. Kyle says, “With autism, the whole family Xc NůSQdSR͹ ^_d Yecd dWS `NdXS^dͶ GWS Sh`SbXS^QS made me empathize with how other patients and their families must feel when dealing with chronic health conditions. Throughout my entire education,

Taylor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Health and Wellness Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Scholar Nicole Marianelli, Old Forge Class of 2019 Nicole Marianelli grew up in Old Forge and graduated summa cum laude from Lycoming College. She was always committed to service work and has extensive experience volunteering at medical clinics, an outpatient therapy facility, softball clinics and supply drives for the underprivileged.

She is a member of the prestigious AOA Honor Society and was active in GCSOM’s Pediatric

Outreach Group, the American Medical Women's Association and the American Sign Language Club.

She created an experiment for Super Science Saturday, an outreach project for local young women to get exposure to science and has helped coach local girls’ softball little league team. On Match Day 2019, Nicole learned she matched in `SRXNdbXQc Nd =SůSbc_^ @SRXQN[ 5_[[SVSΑc Re C_^d Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia.

Stephen and Pamela Poorman Physician Annual Scholar Janki Patel, Kingston Class of 2022 Janki grew up in Kingston and graduated from Wyoming Valley West and the University of Pittsburgh. Throughout college, she volunteered at pediatric organizations, worked with the Pitt Food Pantry and served as a harm-reduction educator with Prevention Point Pittsburgh. She was also an

undergraduate teaching assistant and received the Chancellor’s Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship to organize a mentor-mentee program for students who needed additional help in chemistry.

Through the Pitt Honors College, she received the Brackenridge Research Fellowship and the Summer 2017 Health Sciences Fellowship to complete independent research projects.

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We count the Dr. Stanley J. Dudrick Legacy Society among the great accomplishments of the Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation.

Planned giving is a beautiful way for generous people to create legacies that last. The Dudrick Legacy Society is the way we choose to honor them.

Named for “living legend” Stanley J. Dudrick, MD, the society welcomes those who share his deep love for our region and its people.

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About Stanley J. Dudrick, MD By the time someone is called a “living legend,” he’s usually not what you would call humble and kind. But Dr. Dudrick, a man of towering achievement, is unfailingly gracious and modest to a fault.

He takes a deep and sincere interest in our school.

He considers it an honor to teach our students, and has great respect for them and for the profession.

3^R WXc X^QbSRXP[S cQXS^dXűQ NQQ_]`[XcW]S^dc N^R dWS acclaim that comes with them have never made him too big to snub his own hometown. Dr. Dudrick loves Nanticoke and calls the citizens of northeast Pennsylvania “his people.”

To physicians, Dr. Dudrick is an almost mythical character, the father of total parenteral nutrition (TPN), a therapy The Journal of the American Medical Association hails among dWS ΍]_cd cXV^XűQN^d NQQ_]`[XcW]S^dc X^ dWS WXcd_bi _T the development of modern surgery, together with the discovery and development of asepsis and antisepsis,

antibiotic therapy and anesthesia.” TPN has also been acknowledged by a variety of sources as one of the three most important advancements in surgery during the past century, along with open heart surgery and organ transplantation. <dΑc űddX^V dWNd 6bͶ 6eRbXQZΑc ]_^e]S^dN[ Q_^dbXPedX_^ WNc been to nourish people. That’s what true humanitarians R_ Σ dWSi ű^R gNic d_ cecdNX^ N^R e`[XTd `S_`[S N^R never forget that all the technological wizardry in the world cannot replace simple caring, nurturing and compassion.

The most lasting legacies are found in people, not things.

There is no more beautiful way for philanthropists and friends of the school to preserve and pass on a lifetime of giving than to inspire generations of new philanthropists — like the future physicians intentionally framed toward caring by Geisinger Commonwealth’s singular focus on community.

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The former William T. Smith Manual Arts Building, where Scranton native Gerald T. Halpin went to school as a teen, will be renovated into a state-of-the-art space for student services, thanks to a planned gift bequeathed by Mr. Halpin.

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About Gerald T. Halpin Gerry Halpin’s life story is inspirational and quintessentially “Scranton.”

He grew up on Pine Street and attended Scranton Technical High School. According to The Washington Post, the future real estate mogul was the son of an elementary school custodian who, as a boy, sold cherries, apples and currants from the family’s backyard. His father allowed him to keep half the money.

Mr. Halpin paid his way through night classes at what is now The University of Scranton by working as a plastics manufacturer and glass blower. He served in the Navy during World War II, where he learned building trades and carpentry as a member of a construction battalion that supported Marine Corps invasions X^ dWS CNQXűQͶ Mr. Halpin also was an accomplished poker player, a skill that led to his career in real estate. As the Post wrote, “One evening, while in law school at Georgetown, he emerged the big winner in a game that included Atlantic Research Corp’s (ARC) president. The man was impressed and asked Mr. Halpin to oversee ARC’s business operations.” Mr. Halpin never looked back. He developed more than 100 major real estate projects RebX^V N QNbSSb c`N^^X^V ]_bS dWN^ űfS RSQNRScͶ ;S gNc dWS űbcd bSN[ ScdNdS RSfS[_`Sb d_ PeX[R X^ Gic_^c 5_b^Sb N^R _^S _T dWS ]_cd `b_[XűQ N^R ceQQSccTe[ RSfS[_`Sbc X^ dWS JNcWX^Vd_^͹ D.C., area. At the peak of his career, Mr. Halpin either founded or headed more than 100 real estate corporations and partnerships.

His gift, along with $1.5 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program funds bestowed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will result in new life for a historic building and renew its purpose of educating the area’s youth in the skills most needed by their communities and neighbors.

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TOMO The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation supported a new kind of medical education

Geisinger Geising ger Commonwealth’s Commonwealth’ss medical medical education education blends blends tradition tradition with the h invention. inve ention. Our Our curriculum curriicullum honors honors th he century-old century-olld mandate mandate that tha at students experience and expertise basic and science, stu udents gain ne x p e r ie n c e a nd e xpertise iin nb asic a nd clinicall sc cience e, but bu ut it it also o capitalizes on the learning advantages inherent inhere ent in n being be eing part sets pa artt of a dynamic, fully integrated health system that set ts the e standard sttan ndard d for medicine’s new focus on improving outcomes outcom mes through th hrou ugh initiatives in nitia ativess in population health and the novel use of technology. tech hnolog gy..

All off thiss begins, however, with the student. Throughoutt theirr fo four All o our years professional ye earrs at Geisinger Geisinger Commonwealth, students engage in pr rofesssio onal identity id den ntity formation formation that asks them to look within and begin to build bu uild d a co core ore off values and priorities. Throughout their time at Geisinger Geising ge r Commonwealth, assignments experiences, Co omm monw wealth h, tthrough hrough a variety variety of of a ssignments and and experi iencces, medical me edica al students students are continually y challenged challeng ged to envision envisio on and and to to plan n for not off doctor kind for no ot just just what wha at kind kind o doctor they they want want to to be, be, but but also also what what kin nd of of person. person.

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TOMORROW Community immersion It’s a fact that modern medicine doesn’t do enough to stop health problems “upstream.”

American doctors spend incredible time and resources on “downstream” health issues like obesity, diabetes, smoking-related illnesses and those linked to sedentary lifestyles without addressing the root causes. There’s a growing consensus that population health — solutions driven by acknowledging and working to mitigate the social determinants of health — can play an important role in increasing well-being while decreasing healthcare costs. That’s why we immerse our students in community at the very beginning of their education. The Family Centered Experience program is supported by time spent in the community, when students leave the classroom and go to work alongside social service agencies that are important partners in sustaining health.

Students also undertake community health impact projects designed to identify health needs of the community and propose solutions with measurable outcomes.

Geisinger Commonwealth School of Graduate Education Tools for how. Support for why.

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Our curricula — in biomedical sciences, in genomics, in informatics — are grounded in the world-class tools and technologies for which Geisinger is known, but are also informed by the one simple word we’ve adopted as our motto: caring. <^ dWS FQW__[ _T 9bNReNdS 7ReQNdX_^͹ QNbX^V űbcd ]SN^c N focus on the student. Our singular emphasis on professional development devotes considerable resources to securing ]SN^X^VTe[ N^R Te[ű[[X^V S]`[_i]S^d T_b _eb cdeRS^dcͶ What makes it unique, however, is that to us, professional development means regularly taking the student out of the science curriculum and into the world in which those lessons will be deployed. How can knowledge of genomics impact the e health of communities? How can data gleaned from a thousand d disparate electronic health records stop a heart attack in a single gle individual? How can science be applied to mitigate the social risk factors threatening our neighbors’ well-being? The ultimate aim m of science is to serve humanity. A Geisinger Commonwealth master’s ster’s degree means you will never lose sight of that.

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Master’s Programs: Educating the healthcare teams of the future Each program requires completion of a communityc`SQXűQ͹ bSN[XdiΝPNcSR dWScXc͹ bSŴSQdX^V dWS cQW__[Αc commitment to serve as a community partner, leveraging degree and non-degree programs to create collaborative solutions for the most pressing community health-related challenges. The school’s elective courses and capstone projects will be inspired by, and in some instances, codesigned by curriculum teams composed of local education providers, corporate and government leaders and public service organizations.

Master of Biomedical Sciences: One degree, many paths to success Whether students seek to position themselves for further graduate study, professional school (such as medical, dental or optometry) or professional development within a workplace, the Master of Biomedical Sciences (MBS) program prepares them for success in the life-science arena, including in medicine, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, research and education. ;XVW[i aeN[XűSR ]SRXQN[ cQW__[ `b_VbN] SReQNd_bc N^R research scholars guide learners through the rigorous MBS curriculum, which closely models that found in the űbcd iSNb _T ]SRXQN[ cQW__[͹ _ůSbX^V Q_ebcSc ceQW Nc biochemistry, genetics, physiology, epidemiology and pharmacology. Students may now opt to complete the entire re MBS degree ee online. o

Professional Science Master’s Program: A career in science that starts now Coming in the fall of 2019, the curriculum of the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program is focused foc on biomedical sciences relevant to human WSN[dW gXdW NRRXdX_^N[ `b_TSccX_^N[ _ůSbX^Vc including business, bioethics, epidemiology and biostatistics. Students will be engaged in course work while also participating in laboratory rotations within partner biotech and biopharmaceutical companies located on campus within the Baruch S. Blumberg Institute and Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center of Bucks County. The Biotech Center houses more than 57 biotechnology companies and ^_^`b_űd bScSNbQW S^dXdXSc N^R cSbfSc Nc dWS headquarters for the Baruch S. Blumberg Institute and Hepatitis B Foundation.

Tomorrow The School of Graduate Education ion will leverage unique Geisinger strengths in areas like genomicss and population health to enrich the learning experience and hone the expertise of members of the healthcare teams of the future.

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402 N. Washington LLC AARP Chapter 3731 North East Pa. Abrahamsen, Conaboy and Abrahamsen PC Ayotunde Adeagbo, PhD Anonymous William J. Antognoli, MD Arthur Russo Construction John Barry Beemer, Esq. Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships Blue Cross of Northeastern PA Brucelli Advertising Diana Callender, MBBS, DM and Kalman Winston, PhD Dr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Casale Matthew A. Casey, Esq. BŶQS _T FS^Nd_b E_PSbd CͶ 5NcSi =bͶ Ida Castro, JD CBIZ Ceirianog Family Fund Dr. Carmine J. and Cynthia Cerra Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Cesare Sanjay S. Chandragiri, MD ComSpec International Inc. Dr. Patrick D. and Mary Kathryn Conaboy Paul Cooper, Cooper’s Seafood House Inc. Coordinated Health Cumulus Media Dr. F. Dennis and Grace Dawgert

Sam Diaz Dr. and Mrs. Jeremiah W. Eagen Erwine Home Health and Hospice Inc. Dr. Michael M. and Ann Ferraro First National Bank of PA Laura P. and L. Peter Frieder Jr. Friedman Electric G. R. Noto Electrical Construction Inc. Geisinger’s Executive Leadership Team Golden Business Machines Inc. Eugene Gu, MD and Kathy Li Hackett Philanthropies Foundation hemmler + camayd architects Hilton Scranton & Conference Center Honkus-Zollinger Foundation HSA Associates, Consulting Engineers Martin Hyzinski, MD Dr. William F. and Michelle Iobst Irving and Edythe Grossman Foundation Joe and Andrea Amato J.P. Mascaro & Sons John Mackey Design Cynthia Jose, MD Mr. and Mrs. Clayton J. Karambelas Knowles Insurance Christine and V. Scott Koerwer, EdD Teresa Lacey, RN Laura Craig Galleries Lavelle Strategy Group Saul and Sharon Levy Lightspeed Technologies Inc. Paul J. and Esther Mackarey, Mackarey & Mackarey Physical Therapy Consultants The Maslow Family McCarthy Tire Service Company Inc. Mary E. McDonald MCR Productions @S]_bXN[ ;_c`XdN[ @SRXQN[ FdNů Metz Culinary Management Mohegan Sun Arena Joanne Aronsohn Monahan=, Milrice Foundation Montage Mountain Ann Moskovitz= Myers, Brier & Kelly LLP NJS Systems & Controls Lori and Frank W. Nocito, Esq. Northeast Dermatopathology Institute LLC Northeast Radiation Oncology Centers (NROC) Northeastern Gastroenterology Associates and Mountain Laurel Surgery Center Dr. and Mrs. Ali A. Nourian BΑ6_^^S[[ ?Ng BŶQSc Drs. Samir B. and Dipti S. Pancholy POSH and The Colonnade Pride Mobility Products Prime Electric Inc. Regional Hospital of Scranton Department of Surgery Sandra Reidel, MD Dr. David D. and Kay Reynolds RK Furs Robert S. and Liza T. Rolland Saber Healthcare Group

Sarno & Son Margaret Savo= Sean Byrne Construction Skylake Gallery Steve Pronko Diamonds & Fine Jewelry Fd_^S BŶQS͹ <^Q_b`_bNdSR Dr. Ronald S. and Elisa Strony Robert J. Sylvester Dr. Gregory and Stephanie Threatte TMG Health Dr. Gerald and Mary Tracy Traditional Home Health and Hospice David and Joyce Tressler @NbVXS N^R @ebbNi HŮSbV UGI Energy Services Kay Z. White Wright and Reihner PC

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Antonio and Maja Adiletta Drs. Tanja and Christian Adonizio AllOne Health Resources Inc. Anonymous Arnold Foundation William Aubrey Dr. Charles J. and Mary Joan Bannon Debra and Jim Barrett, Road Scholar Transport Baruch S. Blumberg Institute William and Maureen Bender, Bender Family Fund Dr. Matthew A. and Susan Berger Bloomsburg University Edward and Jennifer M. Boardman, PhD Bold Gold Media Group Dr. James F. and Anne Marie Caggiano Casey Dental Institute Anthony Cernera, MEd Drs. Mahesh D. and Bhavna M. Chhabria Karen Cimino Dr. Peter A. and Marianne Cognetti Gloria and Frank Colosimo Dr. Ariane and Atty. Kevin Conaboy Condron Media Sharmayne and Joseph Cortese, SPHR Michael and Ellen Costello Jeannette DeLeo Dell Manufacturing Dr. Joseph and Kristen DeMay Ellen and Robert J. Dietz, PE Andrea DiMattia Eye Care Specialists Drs. David and Laurel Fedor Nicole Ferentino, DC and Jarrett Ferentino, Esq. Dr. and Mrs. Seth Fisher Five Star Equipment Inc. Friends of Jennifer Sidari Frontier Communications Natalie Gelb Gerrity’s Supermarkets Glenmaura National Golf Club Dr. Husam & Linda Hamati, Susquehanna Pathology & Laboratory Consultants

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DONOR REPORT GCSOM BLUE SOCIETY (cont’d) Health Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Health Resources Corporation Health Sciences Library Consortium 6NfXR N^R =S^^XTSb ;_ů 6bͶ =SůbSi N^R @Nbi ;_[d Johnson Controls Joyce Haggerty Bell Insurance Group Rita King Beverly G. Klein Lackawanna County Commissioners Lackawanna County Medical Society Alliance Inc. Lackawanna Medical Group PC AN^Qi ?Ngd_^Ν>[eQZ N^R =Sů >[eQZ Dr. Samuel and Bonnie Lesko Alan and Margareta Levy Drs. Philip and Rosita Liu Dr. Arturo R. Logrono and Aida Cano-Logrono The Luzerne Foundation 6bͶ 8bN^Z N^R ?i^^ @NůSX Matheson Warehouse & Transfer Co. Michael and Anne C. McHale @SRXQN[ FdNů _T JX[ZScΝ4NbbS General Hospital MetLife Foundation Kathy and Joseph Mihok, Mihok and Associates Inc. Gretchen Zeidler Miller Dr. and Mrs. Barry A. Minora Misericordia University Dr. Edith and Delmar Mitchell Marie and John Mohila John P. Moran Morgan, Lewis & Bockius MotorWorld MileOne Autogroup Michael and Julia Mullen NBT Bank NEPA Imaging Center NEPA Nephrology Associates PC North American Warhorse Northeast Insurance & Financial Consultants Northeastern Rehabilitation Associates Judith B. O’Brien Kevin H. Olsen, MD Dr. Satish and Neela Patel, SMSN Foundation Inc. Pathology Associates of NEPA Pennsylvania Ambulance Peoples Neighborhood Bank Postler & Jaeckle Corp.

Russell P. Preno III Principal Financial Group Foundation Inc. Joanie and Chris Roe and Family Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Roe Rosenn Jenkins & Greenwald LLP Michelle Schmude, EdD Dr. Norman and Roxanne Schulman, Radiation Medicine Specialists of NEPA

Elsie Schweitzer= Scranton Cultural Center Hunt Slonem Dr. Daniel and Sharon Sporn Sylvester Chevrolet John L. Szarek, PhD and Laura Martin The Tambur Family Foundation Linda J. Thomas-Hemak, MD and Mark Hemak Topp Business Solutions Mary Lawhon Triano, MSN, CRNP-C The University of Scranton Vistacom Inc. Drs. Gabi N. and Lee R. Waite Mark V. White, MD and Leah Lind Williams Kinsman Lewis Architecture Woodloch Pines Inc. Ji_]X^V IN[[Si ;SN[dWQNbS BŶQS _T @SRXQN[ 3ůNXbc

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ABC Anti-Bullying Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Dr. Kingsley and Joy Achikeh Warren and Heather Acker Frank A. Adamo Advanced Imaging Age of Innocence Salon & Day Spa AIDS Resource Alexander’s Spa & Salon, Sherrilyn Tarapchak American Janitor and Paper Supply Andrew Brown’s Drug Store Inc. Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Aquilina AtlantiCare Dr. David and Gayle Averill Kara and David Badyrka Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP David= and Margaret Baker Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Karen and Michael Bedrin Ron Beer, FACHE Dorrance and Susan Belin Bellefonte Associates Benco Family Foundation Dr. Linda Berardi-Demo and John Demo Susan M. Biancarelli, MD Alice Biernacki Boccardo Jewelers Dr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Boland Robin and Frank Bolock Jr., Esq., Bolock Law Dr. and Mrs. Paul Borick Boscov’s Business Travel Broadway Theatre of NEPA David Browdie, MD Austin Burke Sharon Byrne

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Andrea Caladie Raymond and Tami Cannell Carol & S. Sutton Hamilton Charitable Fund Chris and Ken Carroll Daniel and Lisa Casey Paul and Kathy Casey Central Park Flowers Centris Consulting Inc. Children’s Service Center of Wyoming Valley Classic Properties Daniel and Cheryl Colan Continuum Health Alliance LLC Cornell Iron Works Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Coslett Dr. Randall and Elizabeth Culp Zelda Curtiss, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cutler John F. Danella, MD Heather M. Davis, MFA Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Dei Tos Nina C. Dei Tos DePietro’s Pharmacy Joan and Dr. William R. Dewar III Diamond K Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Dickstein Rita DiLeo Diversity Partnership Match Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Dombroski Builders LLC Constance Dombroski Joseph & Judy Price, Dougherty, Leventhal & Price Erin Dunleavy, PhD Dunmore Appliance East Stroudsburg University 7NcdSb^ E__ű^V FicdS]c John H. Ellis IV, MD Elm Park United Methodist Church The Elson Family Charitable Fund Dr. Dirk and Kathleen Elston Epic Systems Corporation The Epicurean Delight Donald Farley FiberTel Inc. Stephen Fisk Friends of Mike Carroll Friends of Senator John Blake Friends of the Turkey Trot Marie Garey Gelb Foundation Justin Genzlinger Dr. Roger and Nicole Getts William J. and Karen A. Gibney Janice Gilhooley Michael G. Gilhooley, MD Dr. Jonathan A. and Lisa C. Goldner The Goldsworthy Family Grant Thornton LLP

Great Valley Cardiology Associates The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce David Greenberg Kristen Greene, MS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green Greenwald Berk Agency LLC Marika Handakas, PsyD Happenings Communications Inc. Harborview Medical Center Raymond A. Hassey, Esq. Hazleton Ambulatory Surgical Center LLC Richard J. Hazzouri Henry Dunn Insurance & Real Estate Heritage Springs Memory Care Molly and Francis J. Hoegen, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Horger Virginia Hunt <^VbXR N^R =SůbSi ;ecXcXN^ Interim Home HealthCare Inc. Iron-Tree Data Networks Inc. Jack Frost National Golf Club James J. Mackrell, MD, Memorial Foundation The Jamie Kotula Foundation Inc. Japhy Creative LLC Jerry’s for All Seasons John Michael Foundation Ronald C. Jones, MD William and Janet Jones Dr. Jerome W. and Marlene Jordan K Hart Photography & Design LLC Barry D. Kahan, PhD, MD Kane Is Able Inc. Jane Kanyock, MBA KBJ Holdings Dr. and Mrs. James J. Kerrigan Keystone College King’s College Kiwanis Club of Scranton Susan and Leonard Klehr Dr. Ben and Mildred Kline Deborah Kolsovsky Andrea Konopczyk Krayer Detective Agency L.R. Costanzo Co. Inc. The Lackawanna Bar Association Lackawanna College Dr. Michel and Pamela Lacroix Edward J. Lahart Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. LaNunziata Dr. and Mrs. Don Leathers Rosemary Leeming, MD Pamela Lucchesi, PhD Luzerne County Community College M & T Bank M & T Charitable Foundation John and Paula Rochon Mackarey Patricia A. and Dr. Gerald Maloney @N^c_ebΑc 9b_QSbi ͜ 5_ůSS Dr. Silviu and Tracy Marica Dr. Bryan and Laine Martin Marywood University

Laura Mayeski Debra McGinniss J. Patrick McGraw, MD and Michele Kowalski-McGraw, MD Virginia and Robert McGregor, McGregor Industries Dr. William A. and Makiko McLaughlin Drs. William and Donna McLaughlin Mecadon Law The Medical Heritage Foundation of Luzerne County Medico Industries Inc. Meridian Leasing Corporation James Michaels Dr. Thomas A. and Janet R. Miller Marilyn and Scott Millington Moses Taylor Hospital John P. Moses, Esq. Dr. Brian D. and Melanie Mott Murray Securus Nada & Co. Dr. Albert and Mary Nalevanko Dr. Gerard and Jill Nealon Neiman Marcus, King of Prussia NEPA Diversity Education Consortium NEPA Rainbow Alliance Inc. North Penn Charitable Foundation Northeast Pennsylvania Leadership Fund The Nourian Family NovaCare Rehabilitation Dr. Michael J. and Kathleen O’Donnell Dr. Christopher T. and Laurie Olivia One Source Realty Inc. Michael J. Paglia, MD David R. and Angela Pagnotti Dr. and Mrs. Kamlesh Patel Paul Sherlock Landscaping PDQ Print Center Pediatrics of Northeastern PA PC Penn State Scranton Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center Pimiento Family Power Engineering Corporation Donald L. Preate Jr., MD, FACS Preferred Travel Inc. John E. Prior, DO and Paula Roe-Prior Dr. and Mrs. Edward Prokop Quest Diagnostics James and Margaret Quirk Radiological Consultants Inc. Regional Sky Dean J. Ripley Susan M. Robel, RN, MHA, NEA-BC Bert Robles Paul and Margery Rosenberg, Rosenberg Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Ross Kale Roth, MD ’13 Russell’s Restaurant Maria Russoniello Felix Rwabukwisi, MD, MPH S & H Construction Inc. Drs. Christopher and Jeanette Sanders

Lewis Sare, Sare Family Foundation Dr. Harry W. and Mary Jo Schmaltz Elaine Shepard Sign Renderings Richard R. Silbert, MD, DLFAPA Simon & Co. Jewelers Olapeju Simoyan, MD Dr. Alessandro and Gail Smeraldi Smith Miller Associates Tom and Pat Sokola Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Solano Starr Uniform Center Inc. Dr. Jon K. and Kathryn H. Sternburg Karen A. Stine and Michael J. Parcinski Sue Hand’s Imagery Ying Ju Sung, PhD and Neil R. Holland, MD Sweda Advertising Robert Terry, MD ’18 and Annabelle Terry Thruway Fasteners Inc TIAA-CREF Tom James Company ;N^X =Ͷ GeůNWN͹ @6 United Gilsonite Laboratories United Neighborhood Centers V. Loshakov MD & Associates Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. VanderMeer Dr. Albert and B. Joan Waldman Heath Warring Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc. Wayne Bank Valerie Weber, MD Drs. Timothy D. and Gretchen Welby Wells Fargo Chanin D. Wendling Westmoreland Club Drs. Brian D. and Cathy Wilcox Wilkes University Wilkes-Barre Law & Library Association Carien Williams, JD Mary Ellen Wilson, MD ’13 and Ryan S. Wilson, MD ’13 Wendy Wilson Therese L. Wright WVIA Wyoming Seminary Dr. Michael A. and Bonnie Yoder Zap Solutions Joel Zitofsky and Ronne Kurlancheek

FRIENDS OF GCSOM ͧΪ Ν Ϊ ͦ 3-R Electric Inc. 925 Group LLC A Little Pizza Heaven A. Pickett Construction Inc. 3Ͷ EXųX^ 5_Ͷ AAA North Penn Abarta Coca-Cola Beverages Abda Natural Health Care Merrill Abeshaus, MD Abington Body Shop LLC Baruch Abittan, MD ’15

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DONOR REPORT FRIENDS OF GCSOM (cont’d) Dr. and Mrs. Richard Abramowitz James Ackerman, MD ’14 Jane M. Acri, Esq. Anis Adnani Ann Marie and John Adonizio Adorable Me Hassan M. Ahmad, MD ’13 Sharif Ahmed, MD ’15 Walaa Ahmed AJK Electrical Construction Inc. Ozo Akah, MBS ’11 Adenike Akinsemoyin, MD ’16 Alchemy Home Company Ale Mary’s William H. Alexander Bilal Ali @bͶ N^R @bcͶ FdS`WS^ @Ͷ 3[X^XZ_ů Allegra Pittsburgh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allen Sr. LT Peter Allen, USN ’13 Toni Alperin-Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. James Alperin Robert E. and Joanne Altier Joseph Alu Nora Alu Amadeo’s Amanda Grace Images Dr. David N. and Mary Ambrose Michael Ambrose Emily J. Amendola, MD ’18 Mark and Amy Amendola Amendolaro Stephanie Amendola American Asphalt Paving Co. AmeriDyn Anjani Amladi, MD ’15 Debbie Anastasi Richard John Andrassy, MD Andy Gavin’s Eatery & Pub Angelo’s Italian Ristorante Anonymous Ettore J. Anselmi Jr. Anthony’s Italian Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. William F. Anzalone, Esq. Alexander Anzelmi AOS Metals Frank E. Apostolico The Apple Tree Arcaro and Genell Restaurant John F. and Joan C. Ardizoni Harlene Arenberg, MS, LPC The Arjay Group Inc. Paul A. Arkless, MD John A. Arnott, PhD Thomas and Lorraine Artabane Karissa Arthur, MD ’17 The Artisan’s Image

AseraCare Astrocom Electronics Inc. Dr. Hani and Wafa Atamna 3d[N^dX5NbS @SRXQN[ FdNů Lesly L. Attarian Audiology & Hearing Centers of NEPA AuRants Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Auriemma Dr. and Mrs. William Auriemma Brittany Austin, MD ’18 Avanti Cigar Co. Relindis Awah, MD ’15 Axa Foundation Mark Ayzenberg, MD ’13 Azar Wealth Management LLC Abdul Hussain Azizi, MD ’18 JoAnn Babish Baby Vogue Backyard Ale House Bakehouse Bakery & Cafe Edgar B. Baker Karen Baker Kevin Baker, MD ’14 Bakery Delite Nicole Balchune, DO Daniel Baldoni, MD ’17 John and Maureen Baldoni Ballet Theatre of Scranton Robert Ballot and Cassandra Devine FN] N^R 3[XcWN 4N[eZ_ů Dr. Michael and Theresa Banas Banko Beverage The Bare Accessories Barley Snyder LLP Dr. Robert and Cheryl Barraco David I. Barras, MD Linda D. Barrasse Barrett Law LLC =Sů ?Ͷ 4NbbSdd Joe and Karen Barrett Ellen Barrosse and Paul Antle Kim Barrows Paul and Lisa Bartoletti Rachel W. and Benson S. Bartron Sean Basile Dr. Gregory G. and Kellie F. Basting Cassandra Batichon, MD ’16 Edward L. Batzel, MD Bazil Ristorante Italiano BDA Architects Sharon Bednarz Bedwick & Jones Printing Inc. Catherine Beecher, MD ’14 Beemer & Beemer Ronda L. and David Beemer Jonathan Behrman, MBS ’16 Alexandra A. Belcher-Obejero-Paz, MD ’15 Michael Belko and Elizabeth Stackhouse Willard Bellows

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Kevin Beltre-Gomez, MD ’16 Renee Benedetti Dan Benyo, MD ’14 Jonathan D. Berkman, MD ’16 Richard and Susan Berkman Barbra Berley-Mellits and Bart Mellits, Esq. Jill Berlin, MD ’15 Michael W. Bernhardt Mary Ellen and Jason Berry Sarah Bertsch Dr. Lee T. and Joan Besen Best Western Genetti Hotel Rita T. Betti Alexander Betz Maninder Bhatti, MBS ’14 Namita Bhopal Sergio Biagioni Shannon Bickauskas Kimberly Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bieszczad Yvonne and Nate Bifano Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bilardi Bill’s ACE Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Biondo Birchwood Tennis and Fitness Club Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bishop, Esq. Bistro on the Avenue Ghamar Bitar, MD ’17 Blackout Design Ashley Blanco, MD ’15 Joanna C. Blanco, MD ’16 Lynn and Kirby Bland Thomas A. Blaskiewicz Erik Blomain Frederick and Linda Bloom Blu Wasabi Blue Ridge Golf Course Dr. Richard and Karen Blum Boardman Photography Addys Bode Hernandez Boehringer-Ingelheim Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boeschen Ronald Bogdasarian, MD ’15 Christian Bohan Alexa Bolock GWR Manufacturing LLC, Angelo Bonacci Tony and Diane Bonadio Peter E. Boor, MD ’16 Andrea Borba Kristina Borham Brendan Bormes Drs. David and Susan Borys Mary Claire and John Borzell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bosley Mr. and Mrs. Gray-Paul Bossi Jeanne Bovard= Marjorie M. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Matt Boyd, Esq. Elizabeth Boyle

Boys & Girls Club of NEPA The Brace Place Thomas and Grace Bradshaw Stanley Brand Amy Brayford and Francis Shukausky Mr. and Mrs. F. Warren Breig Jr. Devon Bremer, MS Brian T. Kelly & Associates Brick City Associates LLC Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Brier, Esq. Hadley Brighton, MD ’18 Patricia and Simon Brodginski Mary Brogan Elizabeth M. and Lawrence Brogna James Brogna Donald L. Brominski Richard Bronnenkant, MD ’17 Cody Brooks, Esq. Dr. Ronald J. and Kay Anne Bross Brown Boutique Dr. and Mrs. Fredric S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Charles Browning II, MD ’17 Charles and Lisa Browning Jason Brown, DO Jody and Michael Brown Sabrina Brunozzi Dawn Brunza Alexander Preston Bruscke, MD ’18 Henry B. and Anna Bryan Lissa Bryan-Smith and Dick Smith Mary Ellen Buckbee Maureen and Charles Bufalino III, Esq. 4eůN[_ JX[R JX^Vc Lionel and Rose Bulford Sarah Bunting Meredith Burger Helene Burgess Kathleen and Joseph Burke, Esq. Judy Burke Dr. Gregory and Kimberly Burke Judge and Mrs. Thomas F. Burke Jr. Barbara Burkhouse Ellen Burkhouse Alex Burlew RJ Burne Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns Mr. and Mrs. Peter Butera Gerald J. Butler, Esq. Marleen and Peter Butler D. Toni Byrd Victor A. Cabello, MBS ’13 Mary Ann Cadden Brian J. Cali, Esq. Cali’s Don Tomaso Peatza Robert Camacho Michael A. Campenni, DO Camille Campion John Campion, MD and Andrea Waxman, MD 5N]`_[XSd_ EeVVXSb_ ?Ng BŶQSc Canteen 900

Hannah Canty, MD ’15 Victor J. Capooci Cassandra Caputo Caravia Fresh Foods Christian Carbe, PhD Leticia Cardonick Care and Concern Free Health Clinic Carl Von Luger Steak & Seafood Carlucci, Golden, DeSantis Funeral Home Inc. Carmen’s Restaurant & Wine Bar Denise H. and Thomas H. Carr Rep. Mike and Kelly Carroll Cartwright for Congress Casa Bella CaseCon Capital Inc Ellen Casey Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew P. Casiello Jacqueline Castanzo Joseph A. Castrogiovanni Catalano Importing Co. Dr. and Mrs. David J. Caucci Cavalry Services Inc. Elizabeth Cecil and David L. Wagner Celebrate The Seasons Theresa and Jeremy Celestine, MD ’13 Center for Independent Living Central Pennsylvania Food Bank Merly Cepeda Joellen Cerra Denise S. Cesare Samim M. Chalabi, MD William Chamberlin Angie Chang Juliana Chang, MD ’18 Megan Chan, MD ’18 Davis R. and Judy Chant Charles J. Rader Insurance N. Dawance Chea, MD ’17 Allen Yao-Lun Cheng, MD ’16 Quan Chen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cherundolo Cheryl Kaiser Fine Photography Cheryl’s Studio II Carling Cheung, MD ’17 Children’s Advocacy Center of NEPA Edmond and Susan Chin Jeremy W. Chin, MD ’13 Carol L. Chisdak Dr. Ali and Val Chittalia Alexandra Chop, MD ’18 Mahrukh Choudhary Chris Dolan Photography Christa Lynn’s Bakery Stephen Christensen Samantha Christ Jordan Chu Brian and Jessica Chung Katherine Chung Thomas M. Churilla, MD ’13 and Tara Churilla, DO Mr. and Mrs. John Churla

Lindy Lee Cibischino, MD Cibischino Family Cynthia Ciccotelli Cintas First Aid & Safety Thomas J. Ciotola, MD Circle Bolt & Nut Co Inc. Citizens Savings Bank City Cafe Scott Clarke, MD ’15 Tammy Lee Clause, Esq. Maurice and Tracy Clifton Jennie L. Coar Gayle and David Cobb Coccia Ford Lincoln Mary and John Cognetti Mark Cohen Nina Cohen, MD ’15 Mrs. Isidore Cohn Jr. Colarusso’s Coal Fire Pizza Mark T. Coleman Dr. Francis and Susan Collini Justin Collins Comfort Suites Scranton Committee to Elect Eddie Day Pashinski Commonwealth Energy Group LLC Commonwealth Financial Systems Inc. Judge Richard P. and Marion Conaboy= Michael and Barbara Conahan Thomas J. Conahan Bridget Conlogue William Conlon Charles A. Connell Jr. Cheryl Connolly Erin Connolly Samantha A. Conroy, MD ’14 Consolidated Distributing Robert E. Conway, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Cook Patrick and Eleanore Cook Brandon Cope Cassandra Corcoran Tim Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Jody Cordaro Christopher J. Corey Robert Corey, MD ’13 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Corey Catherine and John Corkill Max Cornell Brittany Corrigan Leif Cortright Sandra Cosklo, DO John L. Coulter, MBS ’18 Patrick Courtright, MD ’15 Soren A. Craig-Müller, MD ’15 Creative Planning Insurance Services Doris Cresko Lawrence J. and Eileen Crimi Raymond Crisci Charlene Crocker Maureen Cronin Cronin’s Irish Cottage

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DONOR REPORT FRIENDS OF GCSOM (cont’d) Crystal Earth Gallery Crystal Signatures FWNb_^ 5eů Michael Cummings Barbara Cunningham Mark Cunningham-Hill and Jackie Hill Matthew Cunningham-Hill, MD ’16 Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham Current Trendz Hair Salon Mary Jean Curtin John Curtis IV Custom Pharmacy D & D Appliance & Refrigeration Brianna Karin Dade Dailey Resources LTD Nadia N. and Matthew Dailey Thomas and Virginia Dailey The Daisy Collective Kunal Kirit Dalal, MD ’15 Scott Dalane, MD ’13 Peter Danchak Mary Beth D’Andrea Danko’s All American Fitness Rivkah Darabaner, MD ’13 Jaanki Dave Davidowitz Foundation Inc. Bethany Davis Christine Davis Jack Davis Joan Davis= Travis Davis Susan Scranton Dawson Ashley Dean Josh and Allison Dearing Christopher Decker, MD ’15 Robert V. Decker, MD ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Decker Dylan DeGol, MD ’18 Robert DeGrazia Jr., MD ’16 Thomas A. and Karla Delahanty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. DeLeo Emili Delp Dr. Dominic and Laurie DeMatteo Carol and Don Dembert Dementia Connection LLC Dempsey Uniform & Linen Supply Colleen Dempsey, MD ’15 Colleen M. Dempsey Dr. William J. and Laureen Dempsey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DeNaples Linelle Ann and Christopher P. DeNaples Megan Denman Molly Dennebaum Nikole DeNoie Paul DePietro Roni Dermo, MD ’17 Earle Derry Deutsch Family Foundation

Luis Gabriel Devia, MBS ’18 Di Salvo’s Restaurant John Diakiw, MD Zachary DiAngelo Angela DiBileo, MD ’17 Dickson City Hyundai James R. Dickson Ian Lance Diener, MD Brent DiGiorgino Brooke A. Dillman Michael DiMattia Jason Dinko, MD ’14 Matthew Dinovitz, MD ’16 Amanda Dippold, MD ’14 Danae N. DiRocco, MD, MPH ’16 6XfSbcXűSR CNib_[[ F_[edX_^c <^QͶ Kathleen J. Doane, PhD Leslee Doherty Hughes Tom and Tracy Doherty Girard R. Donahoe Sam Donato Mr. and Mrs. John H. Doran, Esq. David Dorbad Elizabeth R. Dorn, MD ’14 The Dotter Family Philip A. Doucet Michael Dougherty, MD ’15 Tyler R. Dowling, MD ’14 and Richa Singh Downtown Deli and Eatery Eric Drago, MD ’17 Nicholas Drayer, MD ’15 and Chelsie Drayer Beverly Drazdauskas Christopher Drescher, MD ’14 Nicolette Drescher Dr. Christopher and Nancy Dressel 5NdWSbX^S N^R 6bͶ ?SgXc 6beů^Sb =bͶ= Elias Dudash Debra Dudley Dr. Daniel J. and Misa Dudrick Dan and Peggy Dudrick Jack and Sandra Dudrick 6eůi 3QQScc_bXSc Alison Duncan, MD ’13 Dundee Gardens The Theresa M. Dunn Living Trust Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Durkin Mary Ann Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durkin Antonietta D’Urso, MD ’17 Sashank Dusi DxDempsey East Stroudsburg University Foundation Brian Ebersole Trevor Echelmeier, MD ’13 EcoIndustrial/Northeast Penn Supplies Edgewood by Sand Springs Christopher Edwards Electric City Escape

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Cassondra Andreychik Ellison, MD ’15 and Todd Ellison Kezia Ellison, MBS ’11 Sarah Ellis R. Anthony and Marjorie F. Elson Carly Elston, MD ’14 Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Emanuelson Eric Emerson Janice Emlaw Judith English Dr. Richard and Mary Louise English Jennifer Episcopio, MD ePLUS Technology, Inc Elaine Errico Dr. Alistair and Amanda Erskine Eric Esoda Aditya Eturi, MD ’17 Dorothy Eustice Evangelical Hospital Jane Evans Everhart Museum Stephen J. Evers, Esq. Everything Natural Sarah Eynon, MPM F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts Eberhard Faber IV Sideris Facaros MBS ’12, MD ’16 and Katherine Facaros Aldo Fafaj, MD ’16 Fahey Family Trust Jim Fahey, LUTCF, AAMS, CLTC Lindsay M. Falgoust Rebecca Fallis, MD ’14 Iain and Michelle Fan Dennis Fanucci Fanucci’s Ristorante Italiano Dale Farber-Brill Michael Faretta, MD ’14 =SůbSi 8NbbS[[͹ @6 Α

John S. Farrell, MD Drs. Marla and Timothy Farrell Michael Farrell, MD ’14 Sean Farrell Dr. and Mrs. William J. Farrell Jane Farr Francis A. and Joanne M. Fasciana Catherine Faulkner Peter A. Fedyshin, R.N. Peter J. Fedyshin, MD Drs. David and Andrea Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Felins Herbert Fellerman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fellin Howard and Michelle Ferimer Stephanie Ferimer, MD ’13 Mackenzie Ferry Susan and Dan Fetterman Fillmore Agency Inc. Rabbi and Mrs. Michael B. Fine

Moshe Fink Alice Fino Ewonishon Finoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pharmacy Kristy Ann Fiore, MS, CRC, LPC Jemma Fiorentini, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;16 Fire and Ice on Toby Creek First Community Foundation Partnership of PA First Presbyterian Church Jan E. Fisher Diane Fitze Timothy and Erin Fitzgerald Dr. David and Mary FitzPatrick Joan J. Fix Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher Ryan Flick Katherine and Ryan Flood Dr. Regino and Melinda M. Flores Regino Flores Mrs. Gordon S. Florey Richard and Beth Florey Food Contract Services Inc. Forest Pharmaceuticals Inc. Jay Fortin and Tatyanna Timiryasova Four Seasons Asian Bistro Fox Hill Country Club Kara Fox-La Rose Rebecca Franco Frank N. Henry Inc. Building Specialties Gregory Frank, MBS â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14 Franklin Security Bank Shanna L. Frank Linda S. Frantz, MD Fratelliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pizza and Pasta House Michael P. Frein Allan L. Friedberg, DMD Amanda Grace and L. Peter Frieder III Suzanne Frieder Sarah E. Friedland, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18 Sidney Friedman Friends of Barrett Paradise Friendly Library Friends of Bill Courtright Friends of Jim Gibbons for Judge Friends of Katie Gilmartin Friends of Laureen Cummings Friends of Mark Rossetti Friends of the Poor Tom and Gwen G. Fritsch Colleen and Anthony Fritz Mr. and Mrs. William Fromel Jane Frye Michelle Fuentes, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;17 Adam Fusick, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;15 G. Weinberger Co. Michael D. Gabriel, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;13 Jan Gagliardi James G. Gallagher, MD Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. James Gamberoni Sanjay M. Gandhi, MD Stephen R. Gan, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18

Lea D. Garcia G. Richard Garman The Honorable Tina Gartley Kelly and Thomas Gauntlett Geisinger Pediatric Residents The Honorable Lesa Gelb and Barry H. Dyller, Esq. Scott Gelman, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14 Philip and Christina J. Gelso Gene Metschulat Electrical Contractors Inc. Jim Gerichten Kelley German Robert Gessman, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;13 Melinda C. Ghilardi, Esq. and Sidney J. Prejean Jacquelyn Ghormoz, MSW, CSW Ussama Ghumman Rachel Brutico-Giannotti, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;16 Vincent Giannotti, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;16 Gibbons Ford Judge James A. Gibbons Brett M. Giblin, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18 Diana Gilbride Lucas Gilbride, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14 Eleanor Gillis, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14 Nicole Gillman Michael and Nada Gilmartin Givnish Family Funeral Homes Founders Service Taylor T. Givnish, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18 Kyle Gleaves, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18 Meaghan Godwin IN^SccN =Íś 9_ĹŻÍš @6 Î&#x2018; Jillian Golaszewski Richard M. Goldberg Golden Karat Lisa Golden Regina Goldstein John Gorczyk Jack and Helen Gorelick Eugene D. Gorski, MD Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gorski Vincent and Victoria Gorski Casey Grady Albertha L. Graham Rose and Jack Grainda Michael and Nanine Gramigna Grande Family Restaurant Dr. P. Jason and Rosemary Granet Doreen Graziano, Esq. Judith O. Graziano Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce Anne Green-Santry Carine Gregory Sungat K. Grewal, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;17 Gricoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Restaurant Sarah D. Grieco Rebecca Griesser, MBS â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14 E_PSbd 9bXĹśdWÍš @6 Î&#x2018; Melissa J. Grigsby, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;16 Margaret Grimes

Michelle Grimes Mr. and Mrs. William Grochowski Dr. and Mrs. Loren J. Grossman Sheryl and Seth Gross Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Francis L. and Angela J. Guenther Charlene L. Gunasekera, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18 Guy Cali Associates, Inc Christopher Hachat GNbXa ;NĹąkÍš @6 Dr. Meghan and Daniel P. Haggerty Christian Hague Stuart and Tina Hague Dr. Donald W. and Valerie Haines Alfred Hamilton III, MBS â&#x20AC;&#x2122;17 Paulette Hamilton, DMD Jay M. Hammel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hamorsky Hampton Inn & Suites Wilkes-Barre Hampton Inn Montage Hand Surgery Associates LLC Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Haran Angela and Brian Harashinski Kristin Hare Dr. John W. and Gail Harmon Alexander Harris, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14 Kasondra Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Hartz Harvest Seasonal Grill Patrick Hawk Assad Hayat Sarah Hayek, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;15 Jean Louise Hayes, R.N. Melissa L. Sanko Hayhoe Drs. Albert A. Hazzouri Jr. and Lauren E. Hazzouri Mary Ann Hazzouri Heart to Heart International ?NebN ;SQZÎ?FWNĹŻSbÍš @6 Î&#x2018;

Barbara Heier Timothy M. Heilmann, MD Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heim Dr. and Mrs. William J. Heim Peter and Janice Helms Elizabeth L. Helwig, MD â&#x20AC;&#x2122;17 Mr. and Mrs. John Hennemuth Paul and Elaine Hennigan Julie V. Herrold Hershey Creamery Co. Deborah Herzik Jenny Hetro Hez Studio Salon & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Hill III Andrea Hillis Frank and Joanie Hine William Hines Johnathan Hludzik Casey and Bill Hodakowski 9Nbi N^R =eRi ;_ĹŻ]N^ ANdWN^ ;_ĹŻ Holiday Inn Wilkes-Barre - East Mountain

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DONOR REPORT FRIENDS OF GCSOM (cont’d) Stefanie Hollenbach, MD ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Loren W. Holmes Jr. Robert Holtham Scott Hommel Jason and Autumn Homza Ruben Honik Jean Horger Paul and Adrienne Horger Mikael Horissian Joseph Hornak Philip Hosbach Hospice of the Sacred Heart Luana J. Hossain, MD ’15 Drs. Srikanth and Srilatha Hosur Cynthia Albini Howanitz Howard Industries Adam D. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Howell, Esq. R. Rodney Howell, MD Joan Hrycow Oo Htaik, MD ’13 Stephen and Sharon Hudacek Leighton Y. Huey, MD Stacie Hutchinson William J. and Bernadette Huy Allison Hyatt, MD ’17 William and Nicole Iacono Melissa Ide iGourmet Internal Medicine Associates of Hazleton Dr. Carol Ireton-Jones Isabella Restaurant & Bar iSecure LLC Islamic Association of NEPA Rebecca Ives, MD ’15 J & W Meats J. Cawley Moving Jonathan Jackson Tammy Jackson =SůbSi N^R E_PX^ =NQ_Pc_^ Gerard J. and Mary Ann Jacquinot Megan Jagosky, MD ’14 Jaida ‘Spa Taylor M. James, MD ’16 Aimee Janesky, MD ’14 Steven and Mary Ellen Jarbola Kari Jarmuz Jaworski Sign Co. Ashley Jeanlus, MD ’17 John and Joyce Jennings The Jewish Community Alliance of NEPA JMR Consultants LLC John J. Ryan State Farm Insurance Alan Johnson, MD ’14 Amy M. Johnson David Johnson, MD ’16 Iris Johnston Jones’ Pancake Shop LLC

Gregory Jones, MD ’16 Patricia M. Jones Jerome Jordan Kathleen Jordan Dominic A. Jose, MD ’18 Jennifer Joyce, MD and Mary Karen Powers Mr. and Mrs. William Joyce JP Morgan Julie Jordan Photography Manfred Junker K Taylor Made Dr. Ruth Kafrissen Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. John Kane Ravi Kant, MD and Rasmi Goel Mario O. Kapusta Dawn Hall Karam Charles A. Karcutskie IV, MD ’13 Amogh Karnik Walter Kassoway Kate Brier Interiors Frank Katusak Gurpreet Kaur Darius Kawanga Kay’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kazmierski Mr. & Mrs. William R. Kearney Stacy Kearney Keating’s Ice Cream Bridget Keehan Joan Marie and Daniel Keehan Keen Floral Outlet Donald M. Keenan, MD and Nancy Laughran Keenan, RN James G. Keisling Henry and Henrietta Kellar Kelly’s Pub & Eatery Violet Kelly Deborah Kennedy Rachel Kennett Natalia Kerr Kevin Lepka Comedy Kevin’s Bar & Restaurant Michael Khalili, MD ’15 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Khoudary Joshua E. Kiddish Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kielbasa Jr. Barbara Kielbasa Kildare’s Irish Pub Stephanie S. Kim, MD ’15 Dr. Uhnoh and Young-Joo Kim Danita Kinnard John J. Kirkowski, DO Adam B. Klein, MD ’13 David and Judy Klein Harry Klein Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein Amy Kline Seth Klusewitz, MD ’16 Angelina C. Kluss, PT

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KMAO Salon & Boutique Jessica Knapp Fran Knox Tara Knox Glynis and Harold Koehler Janara Koehler Natasha Kohanzadeh Julia Kolcharno, MA Dr. and Mrs. David Kolessar Johann Kolev, MD ’14 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kolucki Matthew Kongkatong, MD ’14 and Keri Ann Stevenson, MD ’14 Donna Kopicki Rick and Ellen Kornfeld Aphrodite and Brian Koscelansky, Esq. Dr. Dariusz E. and Iwona Koscielniak The Honorable Edwin M. Kosik Kosmala Associates Irene Kotok, MD ’18 John J. Kotula III, MD ’13 Mr. and Mrs. James Kovaleski Kimberly Kovalick, DO Ryan Kozloski William and Joan Kraemer Donna A. Krappa Brian E. Krause Ronald A. Krauss John M. and Bernice Kravitz Brandon Kromko Amalie Kropp Kimberly Kross Novak, MD Laura Kruczek Dr. William and Nancie Krywicki Elizabeth Kuchinski Aleksandra Kuczmarska-Haas, MD ’16 and Daniel Haas Mary G. Kuehnle Elaine P. Kuhn, MD ’18 John G. Kuna, PsyD Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kunchick Kurlancheek Home Furnishings Warehouse Shaun P. Kurland Morgan Tenneile Kutzman Motia, MD ’14 L & Z Tool & Engineering Inc. L.T. Verrastro Inc. La Cucina Ashley Labdik Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaBelle Lackawanna Heritage Valley Barry S. and Jill S. Lafer Lauren Laitman, MD ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Lalos Lamp Factory Lighting & Furniture Steven Lam Lana’s Salon Tom Landon, EdD Jennifer Langstengel, MD ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Last

Latona Trucking Inc. Katherine Lattanzio, MD ’14 Laurie Cadden Enterprises LLC Col. Zim and Patricia Lawhon= Walter Lawrence Jr., MD Ashley Lawrence Drs. Michael Bordonaro and Darina Lazarova Le Manhattan Bistro Tim Leach Linda Learn Lee Electric Co. Andrew E. Lee, MD ’16 Karen E. Leeds, MD ’14 Jerry Lee Seon Lee, MD ’16 Legends Restaurant Michele Lemoncelli Lenora’s Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leo Stephen and Maureen Leo Janan Leppo Leverage Fitness Studio Grace B. Levine, MD ’17 Nat and Nancy Levinson Bruce Levy, MD Dr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Levy Dr. Charles Burzynski and Dr. Kathleen C. Lewis Robert M. Liegner, MD Life Sciences Greenhouse of Central PA Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Lilik Jun Ling, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Al Lispi Jenna Littmann, MBS ’14 Litzenberger Family Foundation Live With It Jonathan Livezey Llewellyn’s Pharmacy Dr. Mark and Stephanie Lobitz Sonia Lobo, PhD Charlita C. Lockett, MD ’18 Gabriella Logrono Mr. and Mrs. F. Andrew Logue Andrew J. Loh, MD ’13 Dan Lohr Laurie Loiacono, MD Megan E. Lombardi Bonnie Longbotham Jonathan Long Stephanie Agaza Long, MBS ’16 Stephen Long Anna Loshakov, MD ’18 Lou Barletta for Congress Keith Loughney Daniel Loughran, MD ’18 David Louis, MD ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Donato Lovaglio Dr. Weldon R. and Dawn Lovely Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Philip Lowry Matthew Lucarelli Alexandra Lucas Lucca Restaurant Luxury Limousine Service/Feel Good Limousine

Luzerne County Medical Society Cara Lyle, MD ’14 Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Lynch Zachary Lyons, MD ’13 Madolyn MacArthur Darren P. Macioce Amelia Mackarey Ann M. Mackrell Shaheryar Madni Nicole Madrilejo John Madsen= Brian and Judeann Mahlstedt Mahoning Valley Orthopedics Maid-Rite Specialty Foods LLC Peter B. and Cynthia Mailloux Mainstreet Galleries Paul Maitland-McKinley, MD, MPH ’16 Michael Makar Igor Makhlin, MD ’15 Theodore and Marie Malinchak Edwin Malloy, MD Mr. and Mrs. John J. Malloy Maloney Law, P.C. Morgan T. Manchester Rogers, MD ’16 Michael A. Mandarano, DO Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Mangan Manifest Auctions Nadia Maqsood Hendrik Marais, MD ’15 Joseph Marchese, MD ’13 Drs. William and Nidia Marchese Michelle Marchetti and Sons Nicole Marianelli Jenna Marinock Market Street Bar & Grill @N[[_bi @NbZ[_ů͹ @6 Α N^R =_^ @NbZ[_ů Mike Markovitz Gerald Marks, MD Maroni’s Pizza Marquis Art & Frame Matthew Marriggi, MHA John Marsico, MBA =SůbSi CͶ @NbdSc[_͹ @6 Α Martin Rodgers Associates PC Joseph R. Martin Stephen C. Martinkovich, MD ’16 Martz Trailways Mary Koczwara Hair Studio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Masters Margaret Mathewson, MD ’13 Matrex Exhibits Joan Matsui Dr. Martin E. and Wendy Matsumura Matt Burne Honda Mattern’s Floral Co. Joanne M. and William P. Matty Stephen Mazurkivich Mary Theresa Mazur Dominic L. Mazza, MD Joshua McCambridge, MD ’14 Judith Gatto McCauley Dr. William and Beverly H. McCauley

Scott J. McCorkell and Nancy Niles Peter McCorkell, MD ’13 Patricia A. McCormack, MD Alice McCormick, DO Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCracken Ashley McDonald Connor McDonald Sarah McDonald Joseph P. McDonough Elizabeth McGill Patricia and Jack McGovern Cheri McGrane Ellen McGuire Amanda McIver James McKane Robert and Ann McKenna Diane McKinley Dr. Maureen McLeod Suzanne McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McNulty Marianne McTague Betsy Mead Mary K. Meadowcroft, MD ’18 Charles Mecca Daniel J. Mecca, MD ’18 @SRXQN[ FdNů _T C_Q_^_ @SRXQN[ 5S^dSb Caroline Medin Christine Meholic @bͶ N^R @bcͶ 5[Xů_bR >Ͷ @S[PSbVSb Samuel Mellits Gregory M. Mendez, MD ’16 Cindy Meo Rashida Merchant, MD ’16 ’16 Michael and Denise Mesaros Mesko Glass & Mirror Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Meyer Matthew John Meyers, MD ’14 James and Mary Mezick Sharmeen Mian Mr. and Mrs. Donald Migliorato John W. Mihalchik Sr. James Mileski and Deborah Smith-Mileski Carl J. Milks, MD Ann Miller Beth Miller Dwight F. Miller, MD James Miller Jr. Maggie Miller Buddy Miller Mr. and Mrs. James P. Millett Milliman Consulting Laura Gillette-Mills and David Mills Tom Mineo Minooka Pastry Shop Minooka Subaru Anne Misiura, MD, PEDRAP ’14 Isabel Mitchell Kevin Mitchell Jr. Michelle Mitchell, MD ’17 MLB Advertising Nishant Modi Modish LLC

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DONOR REPORT FRIENDS OF GCSOM (cont’d) 6bͶ =SůbSi N^R FekN^^S @_VSb]N^ Mary Ellen Monacelli Mark Montoro Justin Moon Dan and Ellen Moore Mark Moran James Morgan Maura Morgan Michael Morgan Dr. Patricia Morgan and Dr. Andrew Nebzydoski Tanya Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Mori Lisa Ann Mori Mordekhai Moritz, MD Brennan Mosch, MD ’13 Moscow Clayworks Christen Mowad, MD, F.A.A.D. Amanda Moyer, MD ’14 Erik Moyer Julie Mozes Debra Muchler Leslie and Bradley Mudge Joanne Muellenbach Mary and John Mullen Ed and Caroline Mullin Rajan Mulloth, MD Marion Munley, Esq. Conor D. Murphy, MD ’18 Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Karen Murphy, PhD Charles J. Musto, DMD Kevin Musto, MD ’14 N & D Partners Jaya R. Nair, MD Jon Nakayama Nicknaz Nakhaie, MBS ’14 Dr. V. Benjamin and Jane Nakkache Andrea Nale Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nalevanko Namaste 919 LLC Napoli’s Pizza Joseph P. Narins, MD Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nash Nasser & Company Nasser Real Estate and Appraisals Inc. Natale’s Restaurant & Catering Rajamanickam and Vijayalakshmi Natarajan Naturally Yours Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Naugle Kathleen Nealon Dr. Joseph A. and Kerry Jo Nebzydoski Lynn Nehila NEPIRC - NEPA Industrial Resource Center Stacy and Ryan Ness Lucinda Neubert Karl Neuroth Joan F. and Jack Newman

Emily Nguyen, MD ’13 Minh Q. Nguyen, MD Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Nicholas Alysha Nicholls Lynn H. and Norman Nichols R. Craig Nielsen, MD Asawer Nihal Nick and Maggie Niles Nina’s Restaurant Inc. Kellyann Niotis, MD ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Nixon Carol and Jack Nogi Linda J. Nolan North Pocono Family Eyecare LLC Northampton Community College Northeast Regional Cancer Institute Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic Northwestern Mutual, Timothy R. Barnhart Bernard Novabilski M. W. Novitch Meghan and Christopher Nowakowski Thomas Nowakowski, MD ’13 Maryann Nyc Nye Jewelers The O’Brien Law Group Ann O’Brien Denise O’Brien Sally O’Brien, Esq. and John R. O’Brien, Esq. Brian O’Donnell, MS, OD Briana O’Donnell Gerald and Barbara O’Donnell Marcy O’Donnell O’Donnell Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. O’Donnell Chukwudi E. Ogbolu, MD Akindele Olagunju, MBS ’14 Kathleen O’Leary, MD ’18 Chad Olszyk Justin O’Malley Carl A. O’Neil Lisa Marie Oney Daniel and Shelly Onorato Kate Onorato, MD ’17 Mary and Michael S. Oresick Sr. Original Organizing by Tara Eduardo Ortiz Donna O’Shea Regina Osif Momoh Osilama Oven & Padula LLC Over the Moon Esther Owens= Oyster Restaurant PA Advocates Inc. Pace Transportation Inc. Daniel and Teri Pace Karen Paczkowski, MD Kimberly Padden

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William J. Pagana, MD Page Four Media Inc. Paint Pittston Pink Palazzo 53 Christopher Pallas, MD ’16 =SůbSi CN[[Nc͹ C3Ν5 James Palma-D’Souza Eileen Palmer Stephen Pancoast, MD Sahil Pandya Rajiv Panikkar, MD John Pappas, MD ’18 Phillip Pappas Robert Parajon Joseph and Irene Paradise Ravi Parekh, MD ’17 Nicole Parellada Parente Beard Drs. John M. and Linda Parenti Parker Hill Community Church Stephen B. Parker Jean Park, MD ’16 Manraj Parmar, MD ’13 Jacob Parrick Dustin Parulis Adam Pascoe, MD ’13 Pat McMullen’s Restaurant Dr. Bharat and Shilpa Patel Gopi I. Patel, MD ’18 Jena Patel Megha Patel, MD ’17 Shital Patel Shrut S. Patel, MD ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Paterson Radhika Patnam, MD ’13 Paupack Hills Golf & Country Club Amelia Pavlikowski Pawsitively Perfect Pet Salon Nancy and Mark W. Pease Howard Peck Pediatric Dental Specialists LLC Idanna Peeler Carlos Pellegrini Antonio Pellegrino Marlene Pell Penn State Wilkes-Barre Drs. Dwaraki and Haragopal K. Penugonda Pepsi Bottling Company Alex D. Perez, MD Perio Health & Dental Implants Kevin Perneta Dr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Perry Curran Perry LeeAnn Perry Perry’s Academy of Learning Center Personna Photography Maureen Pesavento Jennifer and Charles D. Peters Jr., MD Danielle Peters

CűkSb <^QͶ Sajleen Phagura, PhD, MBS ’12 Melissa M. Pham, MD ’16 Miriam A. Phillips CWX[[i<^ŴeS^QSbͶQ_]͹ FSN^ 4bNQS Shannon Pickup, MD ’15 Robert and Arline Piehl Pierre’s Fine Clothing and Accessories Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Pierson Brian Pinkosky, MD ’18 Frank Pinkosky Brenda Piskin & Andrew DiFiore Piso and Associates LLC Alison Pittis Pizza by Pappas Julie Platt, MD PLD Associates Madalyn Plessinger Jaclyn Podd Rachel Z. Polinski, MD ’18 Joseph Politch Adele Pollack Pompey Automotive Group Jessica A. Porcelan, MD ’17 Porsche Wyoming Valley Dora Potter Jessica Potter, MD ’13 and Kenneth F. Potter, MD ’13 Kathryn Powell Francis M. Powers Jr., MD Jessica Pozzuto, MD ’15 and Andrew Pozzuto Amy Pratt Leocadia T. Prawdzik, MD Dr. Donald L. and Sally Preate Sr. Joseph Preate Erin and Casey Preston Gabrielle Prezkop Wayne L. Weston, MD Timothy B. and Susan E. Primerano Professional Orthopaedic Associates LTD Professional Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork Clifton Prokop Paul Promadhattvedi, MD ’17 Prudential Asset Management Co. Dr. George I. and Mary Lynn Puhak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Puhak Nicole Pumariega, MD ’15 and Andrew Wroblewski, MD ’15 Paul Quick Ghazal Quinn, MD ’15 R. Kordish Scholarship Fund Dr. Marc H. and Dorothy Rabin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radics Amanda Radisic, MD ’18 Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Radzwilka and Family Rainey and Rainey, CPA Drs. Mark and Karen Rainey Isabel C. Ramirez, MD ’18 Giovanni G. Ramos, MD

Michael J. Raymond Kate and Jack Reager Realty Network Group Kathy Reap Red Barn Village B&B Red Mill Inc. Dr. James and Peg Redka Russell E. Rees, MD Regional Hospital Surgery Center Dr. and Mrs. Harry Reich Timothy Reidlinger Mr. and Mrs. C. James Reimer Catherine D. Reppert Willard Reuther Revello’s Cafe-Pizza Mary B. Rhodes Mary Riccardo Linda and Mike Ricci Rich Mahonski Goldsmith Richboro Family Dentistry LLC Dr. and Mrs. John T. Rich Saul F. Rigau, DO and Lisa M. Rigau, RN Kathleen Riley Raymond Rinaldi Steven E. Rinehouse, MD Dr. Susan E. Rink Jane Risse Mary Grace Rizzo-Fryzel, DMD John P. Robbie Mary Pat Robbie ESPSQQN FͶ N^R 9S_ůbSi @Ͷ E_QWS͹ @C3 6bͶ FdSfS^ 6Ͷ E_QZ_ů Andres Rodriguez Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Roe The Honorable Jennifer L. Rogers Dr. John P. and Margaret Rogers Gene Romaldini Mary Roman Rosa Roman Roma’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant Joseph A. Ronsivalle, DO Mark and Karen Roper Sara J. Roper, MD ’13 Rosario’s Sarah Rosebaugh Robert and Faye Rosenberg Martin Jay and Carol Rosenblum Marvin I. Rosen, MD and Linda F. Rosen, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenn, Esq. Afghani Roshan, MD ’13 Rossi’s Ristorante Warren D. and Bernadette Ross Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rothery Royal Adhesives & Sealants LLC Tina Roy Shane Ruddy Eduardo Rueda-Vasquez, MD Rustic Kitchen Ruth’s Chris Steak House Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ryan Christopher C. Rymer, MD ’18

Sabatelle’s Market Carlo Sabatini Brian Sacks Dr. Stephen E. and Susan L. Sacks Ruchika Saini Kimberly Saint Jean Diane Saint-Victor Sinem Sakarcan, MD ’18 Sakari Salon & Spa George Salama, MD ’15 Michael Salamon Verna and John Saleski Salon a Go Go, Erica Garofalo Lee Saltzgaber, MD Carinne and Chris Salzett Sambuca Italian Grille & Bar Patrick W. and Charlene Sammon Emily Vistica Sampino, MD ’15 Sand Springs Country Club Linda Sanders, MD ’13 Sanderson Place Salon and Spa Marc M. Sandhaus, MD ’18 Constance Sanko Raymond and Kimber Sanseveino Cham Sante, MD ’15 The Honorable Joseph F. Saporito Jr. Sapphire Salon & Destination Spa Vicki Sapp, PhD Upal Sarker, MD ’14 Edward and Jean R. Sartin Trish Savitsky Allison Scalzo, MD ’18 Thomas A. and Maria Scappaticci Dr. Joseph Schectman FQWXůΑc EScdNebN^d FSbfXQS <^QͶ Ellyn Schindler Stephen Schleicher, MD Kathryn Schmidt Christopher Schmoyer, MD ’15 @NbXN^^ N^R CNdbXQZ FQW_űS[R FbͶ CNdbXQZ FQW_űS[R͹ @6 Α FdS`WN^XS FQW_űS[R Kevin Schorn 6N^XS[ FQWbSŸSb Sarah Schreiber Jill Schroth Elizabeth M. Schultz, MBS ’16 Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz Lauren Schumacher Roger Schwartz Mary Louise Schweikert Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore L. Sciandra Carolyn A. Sciblo, MD ’18 David Scott Scranton Electric Heating & Cooling Service Inc. Scranton Rent-All Corp.

Scranton Tomorrow Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders Lt. Gov. and Mrs. William W. Scranton III Kathleen Scullin Sculpted Ice Works

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DONOR REPORT FRIENDS OF GCSOM (cont’d) Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Seasock Adrian Secheresiu, MD Suzanne Sedon Susana Segars Segreto Inc. Azra M. Sehic, MD Brittany Semion, MD ’16 @NbX[i^ CͶ FSbNű^X Dr. and Mrs. Enrico A. Serine Nicholas J. Serniak, MD ’15 The Settler’s Inn Mary Sewatsky, MD and Thomas Sewatsky, CPA 4[NZS FWNůSb͹ @6 Α

Avisha Shah Darshan S. Shah, MD ’16 Manzoor Shah, MD Gregory A. Shanower, PhD Nikhil Sharma Vishakha Sharma The Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort Leslie A. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sheils III Drs. Douglas and Margaret Sheldon Dr. and Mrs. Keith Shenberger Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sherbine >S^RN[[ FWXŸSdd Shine Salon The Shirt Lady Sarah Shoener Javad Sholehvar, MD Showroom 56 Inc. Frederick L. Shrimp II, MD ’16 Sibio’s Judge Jennifer Sibum Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sidari and Family Jennifer Sidari, MD ’13= Kimberly= and Larry Sidari Sidel’s Restaurant Beth Sieling, MD Nermin Sihly, MD ’17 Rachel Silverstein, MD ’15 Brian Simko Ron Simon Bob and Nanci Sinclair Adit Singhal, MBS ’14 Dr. Deepak and Mahina Singh Drs. Rohit and Anupama Singh Jenny Sirak Site2 Skytop Lodge Rebecca Slangan Anita Slocum Arianne Slocum, Esq. and Matthew Slocum, Esq. Jonathan Slotkin, MD, FAANS Smart Recycling Co. Inc. Jane Smedley Anzalone, Esq.

Mark Smerdon Henry Smith Jr., MD Darlene Smith Eric D. Smith, DO FdNů_bR @Ͷ F]XdW͹ @6͹ 835C͹ 8355 Christine & Edward Smolski Snap on Tools Mr. and Mrs. James Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Snyder Hannah Snyder Katherine G. Snyder Roy A. Snyder Mary Beth Sokach, DO and Donnie T. Minnick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Sokoloski Timothy M. Somers Richard Somma, MD Sonepar Management US Inc. Seong Oh, MD and Boyoung Song, MD Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Sorokanich Zachary Spalding, MD ’16 LeeAnn Spaulding Evan Spencer Tony Spinozza Carlene Spitzer, PA-C Howard and Rochelle Spizer Sports Medicine Bone & Joint Deborah Spring, MD Lt. Governor Mike Stack Mark and Bray W. Stahller Jean and Marvin Staiman Dr. Jamie S. and Sheila Stallman Stanley Stancavage, Jr. Rebeka Stanco Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley Linda and Augustus Stanzione Nicholas Stanzione, MD ’16 Dwight D. Stapleton, MD Samuel and Lisa Starr State Street Bar & Grill Dr. Eli and Paula Stavisky Lauren Stawovy, MD ’17 Steamtown 300 LLC Steamtown Hot Yoga Stearns Home Loans Michelle Stefanelli Ezra and Karen Steiger Dr. Joseph E. and Kathleen Stella Dr. Joseph J. and Lisa Stella Kim Stenlake Judge Correale F. Stevens Phil and Jane Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stirewalt Stirna’s Restaurant & Catering Service Stone Leaf Inc. David J. Strang, MD Stan Stravinskas Ron and Donna Stravinsky Drs. Steven and Katherine Stricker

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Marynell Strunk Jenna Strzelecki Samatha Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Albert Styrcula David M. and Patricia A. Suchniak Kristen Suchniak-Mussari, MD ’13 Amy Sudol Sugarloaf Golf Club Ryan B. Sugarman, MD ’13 Dr. and Mrs. Steven Sugarman Christopher Sullivan David C. A. Sullivan, MD ’18 Jeanne E. Sullivan, MD ’18 Summit Surgical Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sunday Aldo J. and Eileen Suraci Susquehanna Brewing Company Erin Sutzko, EdD Swartley Bros. Engineers Inc. SWB Yankees LLC Kaitlyn Sweeney, MD ’17 Maura Sweeney Sweet Lush LLC Jill Swersie Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Swider Ryan Swingle Daniel Sylvestre Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Szychulski Paul Szymonski Jill Taggart Robin S. Tanner @ecWűa GNbNTRSb͹ CW6 Stanley Tasselmyer Temple Israel of Wilkes-Barre Terra Preta Prime Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Terran TGI Friday’s Vanessa Thiel Thirteen Olives Alice Thompson Michelle Thompson, MD Debra C. Tierney GXůN^i 9bXŶdWc͹ Cci6 N^R 3cc_QXNdSc <^QͶ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Tighe Kathleen A. Tigue, MD and John D’Elia Stephanie Tilberry, MBS ’17 The Tipsy Turtle Owen Street Pub Inc. Jeremy Tokash Maxwell Tolan, MD ’15 Tom Wolf for Governor Lawrence S. Tomack, MD Dr. and Mrs. John E. Tomaszewski Tom’s Garage and Auto Sales Joseph A. Torchia, MD Touch of Eyelet Erica Townsend Ozan Toy, MD ’15 Paula and David Tracy Steven and Kelly Tracy

Neil and Jacqueline Trama Margaret Tranovich Judith and Robert Trautwein, MD L. Joyce Tremayne Maryann Trembinska John S. Trickett, MD ’18 Tridim Filter Corp.

Shreya P. Trivedi, MD ’15 April Troy, MD Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Troy Andrew V. Tsitsilianos, MD ’18 Nicholas Tsitsilianos, MBS ’15 Edison W. Tsui, MD ’15 and Jennifer Wu, MD ’15 Thomas P. Tulaney HͶFͶ Cb_PNdX_^ BŶQS͹ @XRR[S 6XcdbXQd _T C3 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ubaldini UBS @NbXN HŮSbV Lori J. and Frederick Ulrich United Sound United Way of Lackawanna and Wayne Counties UPMC The University of Scranton Weinberg Library Uptown II Allyson Urie Sneha Vaddadi Linda Vaji Donna C. Valenti Michael Valentine Valenti’s Restaurant Valor Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Varaly Varsity Inc. The Vault Tap & Kitchen Angelo C. Venditti Jr. Traci Vennie David Joseph Verespy, MBS ’13 Karen Verespy Leo Vergnetti Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Verrastro Carol Jones Verrone Vesuvio’s Pizzeria & Ristorante Vie Interior Design & Life Events Mia Vieira Vincenzo’s Pizzeria Vino Dolce Italian Restaurant Vino Italian Grille & Bar Vintner’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vitali Mr. and Mrs. William E. Vita Maxwell J. Vogel, MD ’18 Todd Vogel David Voitek, Jr. Jessica L. Vondrak, MD ’16 David L. Wagner and Elizabeth Cecil Theresa Waibel Lois Walinchus Larry and Elaine Walker Noreen Wallace Sean J. Wallace, MD ’14 and Susan Wallace

David and Vera Walline Charles Wallinger James J. Walsh, MD Dr. Kathleen I. and Paul Walsh Matt and Maleita Walsh Bridget Z. Walsh, DMD and Patrick Walsh, Esq. Oakland C. Walters, MD ’17 Nan O’Donnell Wandalowski S.P. Stephanie Wang, MD ’16 The Honorable Michael Washo Kimberly Watanabe The Wateski Family Warren and Phyllis D. Watkins Wayne Memorial Hospital Wayne Memorial Hospital Auxiliary WCGME Cardiology Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Webb Stephen Weber Bryan G. Weed, MD ’18 Goldye Weinberger Matthew Weirich Thomas B. and Mary L. Weir Jan Weiss WEJL (AM630) WEZX (FM 107) WQFM (FM92.1) Ellen Welch Jennifer Chao Wellings, MD ’14 Linda J. Wellner, MD Katelyn Welshans, MD ’16 Lisa and Donald Wharton Vicki Whichard, CCXP Elizabeth R. Whinston, MD, PhD ’16 White & Williams Mr. and Mrs. William E. White Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wiggin Wilcox and McCormick P.C. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins C. Randolph Williams Jessica Williams, MD ’17 Lauren Williams Nadine Williams Reese Williams Tasha Williams Sarah Wilson WineShop At Home Laura Wingert, MD ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wingert Sara Wing, MD ’17 Harrison Winters Steven and Lauri Winters Wisecrackers Comedy Clubs Inc. Tadeusz Witek, MD ’13 Mollie Woehling Leanne Woiewodski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolfman Francine Wolk Kathy and Mike Woll Dr. Harry A. and Anne C. Wollman Nicole Woll, PhD Dr. Jason and Paran Woloski Brandi Woo

The Woodlands Inn Paul Woods Alison Woody Nathan K. Wool, MD ’13 Sharyn and Charles Wozniak John A. Wright Joseph T.= and Joan G. Wright John Wroblewski, MBS ’17 Thomas C. and Lisa Wydawski Smith >X]PSb[i 6eůiΝJi[N] N^R Paul Wylam Jr., Esq. Anthony A. Wylie, DO Julie and Douglas Wynne Wyoming Area Catholic School Wyoming Area Lady Warriors Basketball Wyoming Valley BMW Yiran Xu, MD ’15 Yashinski’s Lawn Care Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Yelen Bonnie Yerke Philip H. Yoon, Esq. Barry S. Yoss, MD Allison Young, MD ’14 Anthony Young, MD ’17 Joy A. Young A. Kay Young Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dusty Young Randy and Lisa Young Steve Youso Yudichak Family Lighthouse Fund of The Luzerne Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wister W. Yuhas Yuki’s Timothy Yurek Richard and Virginia H. Yusavitz Joan and Dave Yusinski Michael Zaleski Drs. Jennifer M. and Alfonso Zangardi Stephen Zangardi Dr. Abdulmasih and Rawd Zarif Douglas A. Zaruta, MD ’15 Corinne F. and Raymond G. Zavada, CPA William Zehring, PhD Robert P. Zelno Steven and Lisa A. Zerby Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Zeveney Mr. and Mrs. William Ziegler Jr. Danielle Ziehl, MD ’15 Christine Zike Kristina M. Zimmerman, MD ’15 ZIPS Franchising LLC Shirley Zolner Dr. and Mrs. Eli Zucker Suzanne Zukoski Zuppa Del Giorno Edward G. Zurad, MD Elizabeth and Stan Zygmunt = Deceased

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OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Phone: 570-955-1310 Email: development@som.geisinger.edu Marise Garofalo Vice President for Institutional Advancement Andrea Mulrine Senior Director of Advancement Operations / Campaign Manager Jane A. Kanyock, MBA Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations Kara L. Badyrka Director of Special Events and Special Projects Chris Boland Director of Alumni Relations Karen A. Stine Administrative Assistant to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement Janine Cloud Gift Entry/Donor Records Specialist

DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS Venard Scott Koerwer, EdD Vice President for Strategy & Planning Vice Dean for Graduate Studies Professor of Organizational Systems & Innovation Elizabeth Zygmunt Director of Media and Public Relations Heather M. Davis, MFA Director of Marketing and Communications

When we publicly launched our Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation at Gala 2015, our team knew our students and school had support from you — our community, employees, neighbors and friends. I will be forever humbled, however, by just how overwhelming your support has been and by how much good your generosity has done in just a few short years.

Our Campaign asked our supporters to imagine the ways a fresh, young medical school could impact our communities by enhancing wellbeing and taking an innovative approach to everything from research to curriculum. The response we received was nothing short of breathtaking.

We set a goal of $15 million and — thanks to your energy and magnanimity — we continually set new goals and topped them as well.

I want to thank our many friends who volunteered tirelessly, whether it was introducing us to potential new donors, lending a hand in the tremendous task of preparing for each year’s Gala, pitching in at our golf tournaments or helping to plan our successful Preventive @SRXQX^S ?SQdebS FSbXSc Σ _b N^i _T N ^e]PSb _T _dWSb Sů_bdcͶ I’m grateful to my friends and co-workers who, as school employees, regularly outperformed other institutions of higher education in terms of generosity and commitment to students. The zany Taco Tuesdays and occasional ice cream treats were the least we could do to show our appreciation for the many ways you helped our Campaign and our students to succeed.

To all of our donors — no matter the size of your gift — thank you. You built our school and it is meant to be a regional jewel, something that gives back everything it received and more. The good news is that, already, some of our alumni are practicing medicine in our neighborhoods and many more are planning their return. Their success is how our school will make good on its promise to impact our community’s health and wellbeing.

The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation was about community, y wellbeing and innovation. I believe that, as the Campaign Campaig comes to a close, we have demonstrated the many ways our school embodies all of these ideals.

This is what you’ve been investing in. This is what you’ve been supporting. On behalf of Geisinger yo Commonwealth School of Medicine, thank you.

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Marise Marris Garofalo Vice Pre President for Institutional Advancement

The Campaign for Scholarships and Innovation 2013 – 2018

Founders Society In the early days of The Commonwealth Medical College, a group of individuals, organizations, corporations and foundations stepped forward to ensure the success of the Commonwealth’s new medical college through generous contributions for student scholarships and operations. We are sincerely grateful for their support and recognize them as members of our Founders Society.

Myer M. Alperin

InterMountain Medical Group

Pocono Health System

Michael J. & Louise D. Altier

Eugene Joseph Kane

PrimeMed, PC

Anonymous

Thomas F. & Flora K. Karam

The Quandel Group, Inc.

Pat & John Atkins

Lackawanna County

Radiation Medicine Associates of Scranton

Dr. & Mrs. Charles J. Bannon

Charlotte T. Schroeder Mack

Benco Dental Company

Margaret Briggs Foundation

Radiological Consultants, Inc. & Advanced Imaging Specialists

Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania

Richard C. & Sally W. Marquardt Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rosenn

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Drs. David Rutta, Bharat Patel, Christopher Barbarevech, Alexander Lalos & Edward Sherwin

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Community Medical Center

Mercy Health Partners

Gov. & Mrs. William W. Scranton

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Kim & Rob Mericle

Scranton Area Foundation, Inc.

Drs. L. DeGennaro, A. Brutico, M. Frattali, K. Pritchyk

Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs

Scranton Orthopaedic Specialists, PC

Barbara Monick

Mr. Andrew & Dr. Susan Sordoni

Moses Taylor Health Care System

Susquehanna Health

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Taylor Nursing Center Fund of The Luzerne Foundation

Dr. Harmar D. & Leslie W. Brereton Alice Bulger, Dr. Weimin Chen & Louis Shapiro

Delta Medix, PC Dempsey Uniform & Linen Supply, Inc. Fidelity Deposit & Discount Bank First Liberty Bank & Trust The Gentile Family David & Carol Greenwald and Bruce & Melissa Saidman David & Ann Hawk, Gertrude Hawk Chocolates

Morey & Sondra Myers

Dr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Tracy

Dr. Robert W. & Claudia B. Naismith

Wayne Memorial Health System

Northeastern Eye Institute Northeastern Rehabilitation Associates, PC

Steve & Libby Wojdak

The Oppenheim Family Penn Security Bank & Trust Company

Beatrice T. Heveran, Esq. & Robert M. D’Alessandri, MD

The Roy W. Piper Charitable Trust

Martin Hyzinski, MD

PNC

Wilkes-Barre General Hospital

Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Wright The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education The Wright Center Medical Group

The Founding Seven: Michael M. Costello, JD, Mark T. Perry, JD, Robert E. Wright, MD, Robert W. Naismith, PhD, Charles J. Bannon, MD, Gerald P. Tracy, MD, Gerard P. Joyce

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