2012

Annual Report

touching lives

touchin MARK YOUR CALENDARS

2013 Special Events

July

26 August

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September

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September

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November

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26th Annual Evening by the Sea Auction

Wianno Club, Osterville Honorary Chair: David Kuehn, Executive Director for the Cotuit Center for the Arts Supports Hope Hospice and other HopeHealth services July 26, 5:30 p.m.

Celebrate Summer Memories Auction

Wequassett Resort and Golf Club, Harwich Supports Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services August 22, 6:00 p.m.

13th Annual Seaside Le Mans

Mashpee Commons Supports McCarthy Care Center’s Enhancement Initiative September 7, 12:00 p.m.

The Last Gasp Bike, Boat n’ Bake

Route 6A, Sandwich Supports Hope Hospice, Cape Cod September 15, ride starts at 8:00 a.m.

23rd Tree of Memories

Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day in 17 towns from Brockton to Provincetown Supports Hope Hospice and other HopeHealth services November 28 – January 1

Consider participating in our 2014 special events:

Polar Bear Plunge Supports Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services January 1, 2014

Miles of Memories: Walk for Hope Supports Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services and other HopeHealth services May, 2014

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ng lives OUR MISSION

HopeHealth provides services that enhance the comfort and quality of life for people experiencing the impact of serious illness and loss.

OUR VALUES

We act with INTEGRITY dignifying all our relationships.

We are committed to INNOVATION, creativity and an openness to change. We achieve EXCELLENCE through a passion for performing to the highest standards. We are thoughtful STEWARDS of our human and financial resources.

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Message to the Community FROM DAVID REHM & LARRY CAPODILUPO

David W. Rehm

Lawrence Capodilupo

President & CEO

Board Chair

“While we changed our name to better reflect our mission and expansion of services, our trusted care and support remains the same. We remain an independent, not-for-profit organization —and with your continued generosity—will ensure that anyone who is eligible receives the care and support for the best possible quality of life, regardless of ability to pay.”

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Welcome to the 2012 Annual Report for HopeHealth. This

visits to people who have difficulty getting to the doctor’s

is our first annual report as HopeHealth and we celebrate

office. This can be of great value to people with mobility

the many patients, families, clients, volunteers, donors,

challenges or cognitive impairments.

partners and staff who helped make it possible to launch our reinvented organization. As you know, the mission of Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod has long been to provide hope by enhancing the quality of life for people experiencing serious illness and loss. On September 17, 2012, we added “hope” to our name, underscoring our commitment to this mission. Over the past few years, we have taken significant steps to respond to the unmet healthcare needs of Cape Cod and our surrounding communities, expanding our geography and diversifying our services. First, we brought our hospice services to Martha’s Vineyard, next, to Plymouth, Bristol, Norfolk and Suffolk counties. Then we

Our Hope Palliative Care service was launched in November. This is a consultation service that provides relief from a broad range of symptoms. We generally provide palliative care consults in hospitals or other clinical settings, often in combination with curative treatment. We believe the HopeHealth identity honors where we have been, who we have become and where we are going. It reinforces our historical mission, represents the full range of our services, simplifies and unites our different program names and distinguishes us from others. And it reflects an increased focus on serving a broader population of people coping with serious illness.

affiliated with Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the

While we changed our name to better reflect our mission

Islands and introduced new services for those with chronic

and expansion of services, our trusted care and support

illness. As a result, we have grown to care for more than

remains the same. We remain an independent, not-for-

750 patients, clients and families on a daily basis, nine times

profit organization — and with your continued generosity

the number we served only five years ago.

­— will ensure that

As HopeHealth, our family of services now includes:

anyone who is eligible receives the care and support for the best



• Hope Hospice



• McCarthy Care Center



• Hope Palliative Care

to pay.



• Hope HouseCalls

In the coming year,



• Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services

we will consider



• Hope Care for Kids



• Hope Community Care



• Professional Education

possible quality of life, regardless of ability

new initiatives and emerging approaches for people with serious illness, further enhancing our

Our organizational commitment to Hope Dementia &

mission and community

Alzheimer’s Services, formerly Alzheimer’s Services of Cape

commitment.

Cod & the Islands, remains strong and we continue to invest in its infrastructure and programs to provide care to all who need it. We provide a wide range of services for those living with Alzheimer’s or another dementia, for their caregivers, for healthcare professionals and for community agencies. These services include coordination, assessment, counseling, referral and professional training programs — as well as a specialized program delivered by licensed social workers

Patricia A. Cahill, Immediate Past Chair

In closing, we’d like to express our profound gratitude to Patricia A. Cahill for her exemplary service as Board Chair for the past three years. Through her leadership, we were able to successfully enrich and evolve our programs. And Pat created a core of deeply committed board members who represent the heart of our community. We are grateful that Pat will remain on the board as Immediate Past Chair.

— to provide caregiver support, education and behavioral

We want to thank each of our donors, friends, partners and

management techniques in the home.

supporters. Thanks to you, we have been able to continue

In August, we added a home-based primary care program,

to bring “Hope” to so many.

Hope HouseCalls, with physicians making regular home

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2012 HopeHealth Financials (Formerly Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod)

Funding Sources 71% Medicare $19,592,210 14% Medicaid $3,908,700

ASSETS

7% 1%

Cash & Cash Equivalents

7%

$3,076,325

Investments $4,699,192

14%

7% Private Insurance $1,842,063

Accounts Receivable

$3,370,468

Other Assets

$1,009,162

Goodwill $831,063 Land, Bldg. & Equipment (Net)

7% Fundraising $2,021,481

71%

$3,203,759

Total Assets $16,189,969

1% Other $401,405 LIABILITIES

Total Revenues $27,765,859

Current $2,931,321 Long-Term Debt $7,946

Expenses 56% Salaries & Benefits $14,848,176

Total Liabilities $2,939,267

11% 3% 2%

NET ASSETS

28% Direct Patient Care $7,584,593 2% Building Expenses $474,140

Unrestricted $12,432,326

28%

56%

3% Care Center Expenses $865,462 11% General Operations Expenses $2,821,520 Total Expenses $26,593,891

2012 HopeHealth Board

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Officers

Directors

Patricia A. Cahill Chair

Polly Brown

Lawrence Capodilupo Vice Chair

Brian Drake

Joseph R. Valle Treasurer

Craig A. Kappel

Rosemary Dillon Rev. Bernard Harris, Sr.

Elizabeth (Betsy) Warren Clerk

Richard W. Neitz

David W. Rehm President & CEO

Allen Peckham

David Nunheimer Robert F. Sennott, Jr. Richard Trull

Temporarily Restricted

$668,216

Permanently Restricted

$150,160

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

$16,189,969

2012 Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services Financials

(Formerly Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the Islands)

Funding Sources 69% Fundraising $374,747

ASSETS

2%

Cash & Cash Equivalents

29%

$193,475

Investments $242,774

29% Programs $157,503

Accounts Receivable

$11,119

Property & Equipment (Net) $705

2% Other $9,721

Total Assets $448,073 69%

Total Revenues $541,971

LIABILITIES Current $252,032

Expenses 71% Salaries & Benefits $458,084 6% Fundraising Expenses $40,828 16% Program Expenses $105,699

7%

Long-Term Debt $0

16%

Total Liabilities $252,032

NET ASSETS

6%

Unrestricted $140,590

7% General Operations Expenses $47,347

71%

Total Expenses $651,958

Temporarily Restricted

$29,451

Permanently Restricted

$26,000

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

$448,073

2012 Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services Board Officers & Executive Committee

Members at Large

Charles C. Case, Jr. President

Deborah A. Booth

Denise M. Dever Vice President

James Mamary

Brian N. Drake Secretary David W. Rehm President & CEO

L. Christine Bassett Kenneth McGuire Richard Morgano Richard W. Neitz, CRB, CRS Rose Resnik Dolores Schermer David S. Watson 6

A Legacy Gift Provides for the Future FROM THE RINGER FAMILY

William Ringer’s favorite place to walk was Falmouth Heights

William and Penelope Ringer lived quiet lives. They spent

We contacted the Ringers’ executor. He explained that it

more than 43 years together, living mostly in the Fall River

was more than a decade ago that our organization cared

area. William spent his career as credit manager at Pacific

for Penelope’s aunt. The Ringers were touched by the truly

Oil. And they always loved Cape Cod. In 1990, they made

compassionate and exceptional care that Penelope’s aunt

their dream come true by moving to the Cape full time.

received. They decided to make a difference — in a big way.

William, a World War II veteran of the European campaign,

Their generous planned gift helps ensure that patients and

loved the outdoors and was affectionately known for his

families receive expert care, regardless of their ability to pay.

early morning walks along Falmouth Heights, an activity

The Ringers will be remembered with the naming of the

he enjoyed into his nineties. His friends recall a gentle man

kitchen in McCarthy Care Center—a window-lined, inviting

with a big smile and a bigger heart. And they say that in

space for patients and families that not only overlooks

addition to his love of the outdoors, Bill’s next big love was

beautiful gardens — but is also the setting for some of

food.

the best home cooking around. Two of the Ringers’

Penelope died in 2009 and William died one year ago.

favorite things!

When they passed away, Hope Hospice was generously

Today we express our deepest gratitude to William and

named in each obituary in lieu of flowers. Yet, we had no

Penelope Ringer. Their legacy gift will continue to help

idea why. The couple had never before made a gift to the

others for years to come.

organization, and we, unfortunately, never got the chance to meet them. Then, in October of 2011, we received a check in the mail — a check for nearly $300,000 from a Charitable Remainder Trust that the couple had put into their estate plan to benefit the patients and families of Hope Hospice.

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“The Ringers were touched by the truly compassionate and exceptional care that Penelope’s aunt received. They decided to make a difference—in a big way.”

Love Speaks COSTABILE (DU) CIPULLO

Costabile (Du) Cipullo with a photo of his late wife, Frances

Costabile (Du) Cipullo wonders if people think he’s crazy

This completely turned around Du’s thinking. “Like so many

when he drives up to his favorite Cape Cod beach and talks

others, we’d had the wrong impression. The admissions

to a photograph in the seat beside him. But he doesn’t

nurse showed me that hospice meant help, caring and

care. He and Frances, his wife of 62 years, used to visit

support for the patient and the patient’s family.”

their beach most evenings. Now that she has passed on, Du is comforted by the image of “his very special girl” beside him, remembering their appreciation of sunsets and shooting stars.

Over the next six months, they received care from their entire Hope Hospice team. Du was especially grateful for the care coordination of their nurse. “She was like a field officer in charge of guiding us as a family, medically

He is especially comforted knowing he and Frances enjoyed

and emotionally during the whole process.” Du also

the best possible quality of life together, supported by

received coaching and counseling from Hope Dementia &

HopeHealth in their journey with Frances’ declining health

Alzheimer’s Services staff.

and Alzheimer’s disease. After major surgeries and longterm physical pain, her awareness declined until she didn’t know where she was or who was around her. Initially, Du bore the burden of care at home alone, resisting suggestions for outside services.

Frances Cipullo died peacefully last May, surrounded by Du and their family. Since then, he has received grief support counseling through Hope Community Care. In a letter to his group’s counselor, he wrote, “I get so much out of these meetings … you reached into our minds and our hearts

One day, Du saw a street sign for HopeHealth. Desperate

and allowed us to elaborate on the love of our lives; you

for help, he decided to see what might be available to

made us all feel good … it does truly help, so thank you

help his wife and him. He felt so welcomed that he readily

bunches.”

opened up, first to Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services staff and then to Hope Hospice. “They knew what they were doing, took the monkey off my back and put me totally at ease.”

If you happen to see a dapper, silver-haired gentleman in his car, talking to a photograph of a beautiful lady on the seat beside him, don’t think of him as crazy — think of him as still happily in love, savoring sunsets and shooting stars.

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A Patient Receives Expert Care in the Comfort of Her Home Trudy Nelson receives primary care in the comfort of her rocking chair

Trudy Nelson is 92 years old, living in a long-term senior

“He has time to sit and visit,” Nelson says. “He makes me

residence for the past 12 years. Her energy and vitality have

feel like no question is a stupid question.”

given her the nickname of “Mayor.” She participates in many activities, but getting out to the doctor’s office is one of her least favorite.

Her blood pressure used to spike when she went to the doctor’s office because of the stress of getting there. Now, she is completely at ease in her own rocking chair.

“When you are 92 and crippled and on a walker like me, it’s difficult to get on a bus and travel,” she says.

“Instead of having to get to the doctor, now the doctor comes to me — it’s so comfortable, and I feel like I’m getting

When she first heard about the possibility of Hope

the best care possible.”

HouseCalls sending a doctor to provide medical care for her in her studio apartment, she was thrilled. And when she met her new Hope HouseCalls primary care physician, she was reassured she’d made the right decision.

As “Mayor” of her residence, she has told so many others about the service that there are over 20 more residents who have become Hope HouseCalls patients.

“Our philosophy here at Emeritus at Cape Cod is ‘Our family is committed to yours.’ Hope HouseCalls allows us to make sure family members know their loved one is being cared for while increasing their satisfaction with the fact that they are in the right place.”

PATRICIA HERLIHY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF EMERITUS AT CAPE COD

A Return to Earlier Times: Hope HouseCalls The time-honored method of doctors making house calls is enjoying a renaissance, acknowledged as a cost-efficient, medically effective and personalized way to deliver medical services to those with serious illness. Launched in August, Hope HouseCalls is our home-based, primary care service for those with physical or mobility limitations, cognitive impairments or other medical conditions that make it challenging to access primary care on a regular basis. Our primary care physicians provide high-quality, non-emergency medical care and personal attention in the convenience and comfort of the patient’s home. In 2012 donations to Hope HouseCalls helped to fund the start-up costs and build the infrastructure needed to support this innovative program. Hope HouseCalls is especially grateful to Charles and Shirley Rogers for their generous gift. Ongoing community support will help ensure that Hope HouseCalls is able to meet the growing need for this critical service.

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Hope Hospice Improves Patient’s Quality of Life When Richard Grace was diagnosed with bone cancer, he was referred to HopeHealth by his doctor at Dana Farber. He thought he was in big trouble because the doctor recommended hospice. But nine months later, he is feeling better than ever. During his treatment at home, Richard was in pain all the time, on so many medications he was falling frequently and having difficulty caring for himself. When he was admitted to Hope Hospice, they suggested he go to McCarthy Care Center (MCC) to stabilize his symptoms. Richard said, “I didn’t want to go to a facility. But after two days, because of their great care, I was able to walk with no pain at all.” Richard couldn’t believe his good fortune in receiving care at a place designed to meet all his individual needs. MCC’s medical staff assessed and managed his medications so that he was able to gain weight for the first time in months. It was the extras that really made the difference, improving his quality of life enough to move to a long-term care facility. Richard said, “Everyone at MCC was so nice to me—they do everything for you, from

Richard Grace is feeling better than ever

trimming your fingernails to helping you with paperwork to bringing in books to read. Now I am pain free, no longer falling down, gaining weight and life is great!”

Donations Help to Enhance McCarthy Care Center Your donations through the years have helped ensure that patients at McCarthy Care Center (MCC) receive the best possible care. Indeed, more than 1,200 have received care since it reopened in 2008 as a specialized inpatient unit for short-term acute care. And in that time, thousands of family and friends have visited to be by their loved ones. Now we are enhancing MCC in response to thoughtful feedback from patients, families and staff. Enhancements include: • Creation of private space for families for counseling, conversation and retreat • An inviting children’s room for play and play therapy • Improved medication room and staff areas • Much-needed parking expansion With your help, we are updating MCC to answer these significant needs. Construction is set to begin in 2013 and the project is expected to cost close to $1M. We are grateful to the following generous donors who pledged nearly $500,000 in 2012: Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Edward Bangs Kelley and Elza Kelley Foundation Hermann Foundation Mrs. Sarah ter Horst and Mr. Jack Jillson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Legate Mr. Frank Keohane Robert L. Epstein Family Foundation Ms. Lise Lambert and Mr. David Rehm Your donation can make a lasting difference. Please contact us at (508) 957-0257 if you would like to discuss contributing to this vital project.

McCarthy Care Center entrance

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Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services Programs Donors like you understand that caring for someone who has Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia can be a difficult physical, emotional and mental challenge. Your generous support to Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the Islands, now Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services, provides a wide range of programs for those living with dementia, for healthcare professionals, community agencies and caregivers. This includes a telephone helpline and email support, memory screenings, various support groups, respite grants to provide short-term breaks for caregivers and accredited education for healthcare professionals. • CARES provide an opportunity for people with memory impairment and their care partners to participate in two separate support groups—held simultaneously • Young Onset support group is designed for individuals who have been diagnosed before the age of 65 • Caregiver support groups provide a mutual support system that can help caregivers and loved ones maintain their own health and well-being • Arts & Conversation acts as a gateway to past stories and memories to help stimulate memory and enhance conversation among individuals who have dementia

Hope HouseCalls Provides Specialized Services for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Dementia-related caregiving is unique and stressful. The sooner caregivers connect to services they will be better at coping with the challenges of this disease. This service addresses many of the challenges caregivers experience on a daily basis. In the comfort of home, our specially trained social workers provide a range of services including: • Care plan development

• Communication strategies

• Education regarding dementia and its progression

• Support in development of a long-term care plan

• Behavioral management techniques

• Safety awareness

2012 Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services Event Highlights Thank you to everyone who supported Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services, formerly Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the Islands, fundraising events during 2012. Whether you attended, bid, walked, plunged or sponsored, you’ve made a difference. Here’s a recap of events: The year started off with a splash as hundreds braved the chilly temperatures on New Year’s Day at the third annual Polar Plunge. The 20th Miles of Memories walk took place in May at six locations, with the warm spring sun shining. Nearly 1,000 walkers helped raise more than $100,000. Thank you to Mark Novota, managing partner of Wequassett Resort and Golf Club, who hosted our second annual Celebrate Summer Memories gala auction. About 170 guests enjoyed a perfect summer evening and helped raise more than $70,000. In October, we honored noted journalist Greg O’Brien at the 11th Reds, Whites & Blues gala held at Willowbend Country Club. Miles of Memories

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Bill Bogdanovich bids big at the Celebrate Summer Memories Gala at the Wequassett Resort and Golf Club

A Successful Writer Gives Back to Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services GREG O’BRIEN

Greg O’Brien is comforted through Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services

In 2009, Greg O’Brien was diagnosed with Young Onset

Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services remains a critical

Alzheimer’s Disease, after years of early symptoms

member of his defense team. In addition to receiving

accelerated by a serious head injury. Tests found that he

one-on-one counseling, he has participated in a support

carried the Alzheimer’s gene. He’d also been diagnosed with

group and benefited from the educational materials they

prostate cancer, a hand-me-down from his father. But to

provide. His wife, Mary Catherine, has also been supported

him, Alzheimer’s was far more distressing. “There’s a certain

with education and counseling services.

denouement with Alzheimer’s. There is no cure. You can’t

Greg said, “This is a journey no individual or family should

remove a brain.”

ever have to take alone. That is the importance of Hope

Greg is alarmed by the fact that baby boomers face

Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services; I can pick up the phone

an unimaginable epidemic of Alzheimer’s and related

and their staff is always on the other end, ready to help

dementia. He has learned that there are an estimated

with coaching or counseling.”

24 million people worldwide today with general dementia,

As a successful writer and producer of documentary films,

an estimated five million in the U.S. afflicted with Alzheimer’s and predictions of up to 16 million Americans to be diagnosed with the disease by 2050. “Our region’s aging population is a microcosm of this. It’s a crisis in the making.” Today, Greg has right side brain function, but his left side is suffering, with 60% of short-term memory gone in 10 minutes. “I don’t recognize people I know; I get lost in familiar places; I have little feeling in my hands and feet and I see things that aren’t there. Scary things. I’m not stupid.

Greg is excited about helping to educate the public through a new book he is writing on the disease and by being the subject of a film in the making from the producers of Hoop Dreams, in which he talks about Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services. “Alzheimer’s is a disease of loneliness,” he said. “People need to reach out for support. This organization is with me on the front lines. Through thick or thin, it is such a comfort to know they are there.”

I just have a disease.”

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Volunteers Share Personal Reasons to Support HopeHealth Brenda Danovitch – Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services Brenda Danovitch’s warm voice answers the phone at Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services on a weekly basis. Retired from a successful purchasing career, she chose to volunteer for a very personal reason. Her husband Steve, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2007. The organization’s help proved invaluable as she struggled to cope with this greatest of all caregiving challenges. “I didn’t know anything about the disease or the services available. I came looking for answers, and found them here. They guided me through every step of the way.” With Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the Islands, now Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services’ help, Steve started going to day care, which provided him with needed structure and Brenda with a much-needed break. As the disease progressed, Brenda attended support groups, which she found invaluable. “Everybody has a story to tell because we’re all in the same boat. You laugh, you cry; it’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me. And now I get to give back!”

Brenda Danovitch found answers at Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services

Carol Williams – Hope Hospice Carol Williams is the proverbial busy professional woman — she runs a thriving catering service and teaches cooking — while pursuing a supplementary degree in health and nutrition. Yet she also volunteers weekly for HopeHealth. Carol has done everything from patient companionship in long-term care facilities to driving patients to medical appointments to making follow-up calls in the office. She’s been making this a priority for the past five years, ever since her sister, Jean, received Hope Hospice’s services both at home and in McCarthy Care Center. “I am so thankful for the comfort my sister experienced in HopeHealth’s care. I remember looking at her face and knowing she was at peace. I can’t think of anything better to do. I usually leave a patient’s home completely humbled by how grateful everyone is— they all say Carol Williams is grateful to volunteer for HopeHealth

they couldn’t have done it without HopeHealth. It’s such a blessing to help people go through a beautiful transition.”

Did you know?

In 2012, 176 volunteers donated a total of 12,162 hours of service to Hope Hospice for a wage equivalent of $273,159. Additional volunteers donated 2,277 hours to support Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services and provide administrative support to Philanthropy and other HopeHealth departments. 13

Helping Families in Times of Stress When Kelly DaSilva-Mafra’s daughter Chloe, was born with severe heart, lung and digestive issues in 2009, she weighed less than two pounds, remaining in intensive care for eight months. When she was referred to Hope Care for Kids, she was on oxygen and many medications and had undergone many surgeries. The strain on the family was huge, especially on Chloe’s older brother, Thiago. “The sick child gets all the attention. Hope Care for Kids saved me,” said Kelly. Hope Care for Kids also helped the parents weather the stress on their relationship and secure needed resources. Kelly said they “saved my sanity, saved my marriage, and saved my kids.” Now, four-year-old Chloe is healthy and medication-free. Thiago is a well-adjusted eight-year-old who adores his sister. And Kelly is inspired to consider returning to school to become a social worker. Kelly added, “If I had to go through it all again, I would, because there was so much joy in it.”

The Mafra family – Elvis, Chloe, Kelly and Thiago

Grant Funding Results in Strong Community Impact In 2012 grants from Elder Services of Cape Cod & the Islands, Cape & Islands United Way, Cape Cod Healthcare, CHNA, Community Foundation of Nantucket and others, made it possible for hundreds of caregivers and their loved ones living with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia to participate in CARES—unique support groups held simultaneously to provide respite for caregivers. Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services has offered CARES groups for years, recognizing the different needs for support between the caregiver and their loved one. These grants allow the organization to expand CARES, offering 12 groups per month at locations from Mashpee to Wellfleet and Nantucket.

Hope Palliative Care Launches in November Hope Palliative Care consult service provides relief from pain or symptoms associated with a serious illness — whatever the diagnosis — at any age and stage of an illness. The consults are generally provided in acute care hospitals or clinics, with a physician’s order. The consults can be provided in combination with curative treatment. Hope Palliative Care helps to alleviate a broad range of symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite, depression or anxiety. It can improve the ability to tolerate certain medical treatments and help people gain the strength to carry on with daily life. Hope Palliative Care launched in November, working in partnership with acute care hospitals, and will be expanding to additional clinical settings during 2013.

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An Evening By The Sea

Missy and Dave McGraw

Doreen Bilezikian bidding high!

Paula O’Keefe, Betty Neitz and Bobbi Cox

Arthur Luke issues a fundraising challenge

Honorary Chair Jung-Ho Pak with Mary McCarthy

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Golf Tournament in Memory of Dutch Wessner

Jim Purcell, David Rehm, Wayne Soares and Rich Morgano

The Cape Medical Supply team is happy!

David Chapman, Sr., David Chapman, Jr., Ellen Chapman and Rick Kelliher

Celebrate Summer Memories

Karen Rowley, Lise Lambert and Denise Dever

Richard Morgano (center) with guests

Tree of Memories

Falmouth Tree of Memories

Everyone is welcome to take their memory shells following the ceremony

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“Iwanttoexpressmygratitudetoallwhohelpedus—nothingshortofamazing,yourkindness,careandtolerancetoawideswingofemotions that time of life can evoke. To all of you who have helped and listened with patience and understanding, I thank you.” KATHLEEN DORNAN

2012 HopeHealth Donors

Formerly Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod. We invite you to visit HopeHealthCo.org for the full list of all $100 plus donors for 2012.

Leader’s Circle ($50,000 – $149,999) Robert L. Epstein Family Foundation Hermann Foundation, Inc. Lyndon Paul Lorusso Charitable Foundation Estate of Eleanor C. Nielsen Alan D. Peterson Charitable Trust The Ruth F. Trent Living Trust

Partner’s Circle ($10,000 – $49,999) Anonymous (2) A. Smart Unitrust Mr. and Mrs. Joel Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Bilezikian Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Cape Medical Supply, Inc. Estate of Robert T. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Robert Epstein Estate of Margaret C. Findley The Alfred Bernhard Jacobsen Trust Mr. John S. Jillson and Mrs. Sarah ter Horst Edward Bangs Kelley and Elza Kelley Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Legate The Donald C. McGraw Foundation Mr. Fred O’Brien Paula J. O’Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Ian O’Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Allen Peckham R. B. Sellars Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Roessner, III Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Rogers Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stoneman Mr. Joseph A. Vaudo

Benefactor’s Circle ($5,000 – $9,999) Anonymous Estate of Kenna B. Arthur Barnstable County Mutual Insurance Co. Mr. Allan R. Broadhurst Ms. Kathryn C. Brown Ms. Patricia A. Cahill Charles & Dorothy Campbell Charitable Fund Larry and Jan Capodilupo Ms. Christine S. Cotton

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Edward and Janet Gildea Foundation Estate of Catherine Valerie Gesner Falmouth Toyota Scion, Inc. Mr. James F. Holland Lise Lambert and David Rehm Mr. John B. Rowland, Jr. TD Bank The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod The Ken and Judith Joy Family Foundation The Ora Gaylord Arooth Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Trull Willett Foundation Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation Mrs. Harriett B. Worthington

Patron’s Circle ($2,500 – $4,999) Terry and E.J. Jaxtimer Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Johnson Joseph Perini Memorial Foundation Mr. Craig Kappel Mr. Stephen M. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Luke Luke’s Super Liquor Store of Cape Cod Ms. Elizabeth A. McCarthy Mrs. Jean M. Morrow Mutual Bank Mark Nelson and Kristie Kapp Ocean Spray Cranberries Patrick M. Butler Charitable Fund of The Cape Cod Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Philip C. Pelland Bruce Richardson The Fringe Element The Lewis Foundation Mr. Thomas J. Williamson

Member’s Circle ($1,000 – $2,499) Anonymous (5) Dr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Arnold Barbara L. Wohlwend Unitrust Barnstable Lady Oysters, LLC Mary Ann and Philip E. Benton, Jr. Ms. Sara Berman Mr. and Mrs. John R. Betz Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood C. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Blatz Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Dr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Bodrie Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonanno Bortolotti Construction, Inc. Mr. Michael Bradley

Ms. Polly Brown Mr. and Mrs. William W. Burns, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Canaday Cape Cod Package Store, Inc. Carlson & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Carpenter Mr. Robert Carr Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Chamberlain Chapel of St. James the Fisherman Mr. Victor Choo Mr. Donald P. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cole Ms. Barbara S. Conway Mr. Anthony D’Allessandro Peggy Davis Jean and Glenn Dawson Debris Field Quilters Dennis Marathon Bridge Group Estate of John Justason Drake, Saunders & Diwinsky Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Duffy E.J. Jaxtimer Builder, Inc. Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Mr. Kenneth A. Elmer Mr. Larry Eros Mr. Louis G. Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand A. Fournier Friends of Dennis Senior Citizens, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner Mrs. Cynthia Gartland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gilroy Mrs. Jennifer L. Glisson Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Gold Mr. Geoffrey M. Green Ms. Sandra Harris Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Mrs. J. Beverly Harvie Hyannis Animal Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Dana Insley Mr. Robert F. Jackson Mrs. Alice Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Dudley M. Jensen Bruce and Helen Jillson Joan Bentinck-Smith Charitable Foundation Joe’s Fish & Lobster Mart, Inc. Keeling Financial Strategies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Mr. Brandon Keough Janet Kershaw Kinlin Grover Real Estate Mrs. Rosemary F. Kotkowski Dr. Seth D. Latimer Dr. Todd B. Lawry Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Leedom Mr. and Mrs. Wardwell C. Leonard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lucier

Elizabeth Garner Martin Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. McCusker Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McGovern Ms. Sharon K. McGuire Medical Recruitment Specialists, LLC Ms. Maria I. Moniz Mrs. Hope C. Morrill Mr. Francis L. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Brian Neves North Falmouth Congregational Church, UCC Mr. Mark O’Malley Ms. Virginia E. O’Neil Our Lady of The Cape Ladies’ Guild Mr. and Mrs. Randy Papadellis Patty and Mike Parker Mr. Danny Paul Mrs. Ann D. Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Picard Mr. Peter Polhemus and Ms. Francie Joseph Mr. James Purcell Mr. Lee A. Rand Kathleen and Stephen Rhinesmith Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rowley Mr. Richard D. Ryan Sandborg Plumbing and Heating Mr. and Mrs. David T. Sanderson Savastano Family Foundation Mr. John J. Sawtelle Ms. Margaret A. Schultz Seamen’s Bank Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Shaw Mrs. Nancy M. Sheehan Shepley Wood Products, Inc. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Outreach Ms. Lynda Sullivan Mrs. Maureen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tardanico The Church of the Holy Spirit The Denver Hospice The Lighthouse Restaraunt The Medline Foundation The Pemberton Family Foundation, Inc. The Valle Group, Inc. TLC Home Health Care Services, Inc. Mr. Peter H. Toop Mr. Theodore Trost United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley Marion B. Walker Roger and Betsy Warren Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wick

HopeHealth extends our deepest thanks to every individual, business and organization that made a donation in 2012. Large or small, every gift you send directly benefits our work to improve the quality of life for those dealing with serious illness and loss.

Friend’s Circle ($250 – $999)

Your Legacy You can make a real difference with a planned gift. Your charitable giving and estate planning make a strong statement about what matters in your life. Including HopeHealth in your planned giving enables you to play a unique and crucial part in ensuring that the mission and services of HopeHealth continue long into the future. Planned gifts include bequests, charitable gift annuities, stock, life insurance policies, individual retirement accounts, trusts and personal property. Much of our organization’s strength is due to the forethought of many like you who have included a gift to us as part of their personal financial plan. Most gifts of this nature are mutually beneficial because they also provide financial and tax advantages for you. We honor those visionaries and supporters of HopeHealth’s future with the Legacy Society — a small way of acknowledging those who have let us know that they are including HopeHealth in their estate plans. We are grateful to the following supporters who have notified us of their plans. If you have included us and are not listed, please let us know so we can recognize and thank you. Please contact us at (508) 957-0257 or at giving @ HopeHealthCo.org.

Legacy Society Members

Bequests and Trusts

Anonymous (2) Ms. Patricia A. Cahill Ms. Ina Clayman Mr. Martin E. Conroy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curley Mr. and Mrs. Gerry DiLillo Ms. Judith A. Godin Mr. Trenor F. Goodell, Jr. Mrs. Irene L. Jackson Ms. Mary N. Jevdet Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Johnson Ms. Suzanne Kuffler Ms. Shirley L. Loud Mr. Craig W. Low and Mrs. Kate Shaughnessy Low Ms. Adele H. McKeever Dr. Rosa A. Moncholi Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Neves Ms. Catherine Phillips Mr. Samuel Purdy and Ms. Nancy Heywood Ms. Estelle J. Ryan Ms. Lisa Sherman, Esq. Ms. Miriam Sleighter Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tardanico E. Waasdorp Mrs. Harriett B. Worthington

A. Smart Unitrust Alan D. Peterson Charitable Trust Barbara L. Wohlwend Unitrust Eleanor C. Nielsen Trust Estate of Catherine Moriarty Estate of Catherine Valerie Gesner Estate of John Justason Estate of Kenna B. Arthur Estate of Margaret C. Findley Estate of Robert T. Chase The Alfred Bernhard Jacobsen Trust The Ora Gaylord Arooth Trust The Ruth F. Trent Living Trust

Anonymous (16) Almeida and Carlson Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Almonte Mrs. Norma Atkinson Mr. Eric S. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Anspach Mrs. Barbara Anthony Mrs. Betsy Heald Arthur Mr. Richard J. Auclair Dr. and Mrs. David S. Babin A. Chapman Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bain Bank of Cape Cod Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Bantly Ms. Rebecca C. Barber Mr. and Mrs. John E. Barnes Mrs. Mary M. Barnes Barrett’s Spirits Shoppe Bass River Women’s Golf Association Mr. M R Duke Bates Mrs. Susan M. Beck Mrs. Elizabeth Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Belanger, III Mrs. Jean Berry Mr. Franklin Beveridge Biondolillo Associates, Inc. BK Real Estate, Inc. Mr. Bob Bloomfield Ms. Sandra Bockman Mrs. Kathleen Boehmer Boston Eye Care Consultants Mr. and Mrs. John W. Braitmayer Ms. Marilyn Bruneau Ms. Katharine Bumstead Ms. Ann R. Burchill Ms. Ann Burke Marcy and Gene Burman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byers Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Cady Ms. Jacalyn Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Callahan, Jr. Ms. Kathleen A. Cameron Mrs. Audrey Campbell Cape Animal Referral & Emergency (Care) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Capo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Caputo Mrs. H. Nadeane Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carson Mr. James M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Clark Kristin A. Clarkin, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Claycomb Ms. Jean C. Clough Mrs. Lucille Coady Mrs. Kyle Nicholls Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Comella Ms. Beverly A. Comeau Linda Conaway Ms. Martina Conlon 18

Friend’s Circle Continued

Ms. Barbara E. Connolly Ms. Frances K. Connelly Mr. Lee T. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. John T. Connor, Jr. Mr. William E. Cook Coonamessett Inn Ms. Judith Corbett Mrs. Molly N. Cornell Mr. Nathaniel Corwin Cosmetic and Family Dentistry Associates Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Coville, Jr. Cox Construction Company Paul Craig Mrs. Joan L. Creedon Mrs. Patricia E. Croghan Jacqueline Crowell Mrs. Irene M. Cunningham Mr. Thomas A. Cunningham Anne Bockhoff Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Ed Daly Ms. Patricia E. Dautch Mr. and Mrs. Waters S. Davis, III Mrs. Bastiaan de Jong Mr. Francis R. DeFrancisco Mr. Sean Delaney Ms. Ellyn Dent Kate and Ted Desrosiers Ms. Janet Detlefsen Ms. Denise Dever Rev. Danielle Di Bona Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dillon Ms. Christie Dressler Mr. Francis K. Duane Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dunn Eastern Industrial Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ehrhart Mr. William T. Elbow Eldredge & Lumpkin Insurance Agency

“There is a special place

in heaven for people like you and it is so well deserved. I truly can’t even comprehend the love and compassion that you showed…I really think your job was more to awaken and teach the grieving family what compassion, dedication and love for another human being is like, and what we should practice more often in our lives…we will never forget.” KAREN WEADICK,

PAULA MCMAHON AND ROSE CONNORS

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Mrs. Mildred R. Ericson Estate of Catherine Moriarty Exeter Health Resources, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fahey Ms. Eileen M. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Farrenkopf Mr. and Mrs. James W. Feeney Finelli’s of Maine First Congregational Church of Falmouth Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fishbein Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John C. Follas Mrs. Joan Forde Forman Holt Eliades & Youngman LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Fowler Mr. Stuart France Ms. Suzanne Frazier Mrs. Priscilla W. French Ms. Barbara A. Fried Mr. and Mrs. James M. Frost Frye Insurance Agency, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John J. Funkhouser Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gabbe Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gale Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Galligan Mr. Michael Gangemi Gardner M. Edgarton Trust U/A Ms. Barbara B. Garran Mr. Gerald S. Garnick Ms. Kalliope G. Garoufes Ms. Pauline C. Gates, BCC Ms. Ann E. Geagan Mr. and Mrs. Bill Geagan George H. Lusk Trust Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gilmore Gladstone Furniture Ms. June Blackmore Glover Thomas Glynn Mr. and Mrs. James H. Goddard Ms. Patricia A. Golemme Gosule, Butkus & Jesson, LLP Grace Lighthouse Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Todd Greenhalgh Mr. David T. Guernsey Ms. Barbara E. Hackett Mr. David W. Halvorsen Ms. Catherine Harris Mrs. Geraldine Harris Mr. and Mrs. C. Brett Harrison Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. David C. Healey Mrs. Mary Heard Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Heath Mr. Thomas Heath Ms. Judy E. Heck Phyllis and Donald Helfrich Ellen & Steve Hemberger Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hendrickson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Herndon Ms. Linda D. Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Hills

Mr. John J. Hines Mr. Charles R. Hoeft Mrs. Emma Jane Holtz Mrs. Jane L. Holtz Home Instead Senior Care Dr. and Mrs. Peter Hopewood Ms. Joan E. Horrigan Kira E. Hower Mr. E. Donald Hoyt Kurt and Linda Hulteen Hyannis Toyota IBM Corporation Employees Fund CDR Arthur L. Immerman, USN Ret. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ingram Invacare Supply Group Jack Conway & Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jacob Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jacobanis John Wesley United Methodist Church Mrs. Julia Johnson Mrs. Narumon Johnson Mr. Robert J. Jordan Mr. Ken and Rev. Judith Joy Mr. and Mrs. John J. Judge Mr. Walt Julian Mr. Donald J. Karl, II Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Karlson Jerome Karter Ms. Sharon Kennedy Mr. Stephen Kershner Kia of Cape Cod Ms. Cheryl King Mrs. Claire T. King Mrs. Emily E. King Ms. Linda J. King Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kittredge Ms. Alicia Knoff Jon and Nancy Knudson Mr. Christopher H. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kropp Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lafferty Mrs. Jan Laine Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Lamont Mr. Ludwig Lange Mr. John Laurie Mr. Russell S. Lawton Ms. Janet Lea Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Leber Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. LeBlanc Ms. Ann Ledden Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lee Emily H. Levine Mr. Robert H. Lindgren Capt. Paul Lobo Ms. Shirley L. Loud Mr. Craig W. Low and Mrs. Kate Shaughnessy Low Mr. Bradford W. Lowe Ms. AnnMarie Lynch Dorothy A. Lynch Mr. John J. Lynch

Mac Neill & Fitch Mr. and Mrs. John MacPhee Ms. Ann T. Magee Mrs. Ellen M. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mahoney Mr. Emerson F. Markham Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marks Mrs. Anne Maroney Larry Martin Ms. Marjorie J. Mayer Dr. and Mrs. William M. McDermott Dr. Richard McElvein Ms. Kimberly McGovern Mrs. Ruth McInerney Mrs. Jane W. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. McKenna Mr. Brian W. McKenney Mr. Mark McKenney Mr. Daniel McLaughlin McMahon for Parkinson’s Research Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Meier Mr. Ronald Meise Mr. Randall S. Milch Mr. Jeffrey W. Miller and Ms. Jennipher Tucy Mr. Terry W. Milligan Ms. Lida N. Miner Mr. Robert H. Minetti Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moon Ms. Cynthia Moore Mr. Richard M. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morningstar Mr. Francis P. Moroney MSD Mugar Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Michael Muir Mr. and Mrs. David W. Murray Mr. Walter D. Mullin Mr. Jeffrey Munger Myers Family Real Estate Co LLC National Association for Law Placement Mr. Alfred Natkin Mr. and Mrs. David R. Neal Mr. Roger A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Neitz Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Newberry, III Mr. Joseph Nicastro Mrs. Elizabeth A. Nilsson NiSource AP Team Mr. David Nunheimer Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien Ms. Mary Jane S. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. O’Loughlin Mr. John C. Ostrom Percy’s Place LLC Mr. Sean Percy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Peyton Phillips, Dipisa & Associates Pine Acres Realty, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Plant Polhemus Savery DaSilva, Inc.

Friend’s Circle Continued

Ms. Krista M. Pooler Ms. Cheryl Poore Pope John Paul II High School Drs. Ralph Powell and Deborah E. Powell Mr. and Mrs. George J. Power, Jr. Mrs. Jane N. Putnam R. Zoppo Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rabideau Ms. Paula Rauch Mr. Geoffrey B. Ray Ms. Maxene G. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. David Reis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ribich Mr. and Mrs. Linton Richardson Ms. Stephanie R. Richardson Ms. Amanda Rivett Mr. and Mrs. Rod Roberge Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Roche Mr. Rick Rodarte Ms. Beth D. Rossi Ms. Claire Ruggieri Mr. Michael Sabol Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Sallet Sam’s Family Restaurant, Inc. Peter and Dorothy Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Sands, Jr. Ms. Peggie Elizabeth Sanders Mr. Paul Santinelli Ms. Suzanne Schlott

Mr. Michael J. Scolavino Mrs. Helen F. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Scudder Mr. and Mrs. Frederic F. Scudder, II Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Seidner Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Sennott, Jr. Ms. Mariellen Serena Ms. Denise A. Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Shaw Mr. Gary Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan Ms. Margaret M. Sill Mr. Robert N. Simmons Simmons Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simoneau Slate Path Capital Mr. David Slater Ms. Leslie H. Snow William and Anne Snow Designated Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Spaulding, Jr. Mr. Roger Spinney Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorgi St. Joan of Arc Church Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stajduhar Star Media, Inc. Ms. Anne Stevens Mr. H. Fletcher Street Swan River Restaurant and Fish Market Ms. Judith Sweet

Tarnoff Photo Mr. Thomas J. Tauke Teledyne Webb Research John Terrio Ms. Diane M. Thayer The Fuel Company, Inc. The Federated Church of Hyannis The Friday Club The Healy Family Trust Ms. Helen A. Thompson Mr. Frederick E. Thrasher Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Tierney, III Ms. Bette J. Tiexeira Mr. Barton Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. James F. Trainor Ms. Sara P. Tucker Ms. Sally Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Al Van Ranst Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Vannata Verbier Management Charitable Fund Janice and Joseph Vintro Ms. Suzanne E. Walton Mrs. Ann E. Wallace Rev. Francis X. Wallace Mr. Peter D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wasylow Mr. William M. Weber Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wegman, Jr. Melissa Roberts Weidman Dr. and Mrs. William R. Welch

Mr. Brenton Welsh Mr. and Mrs. John S. Welsh West Parish of Barnstable Ms. Sally C. White Frederick W. Wiedemann Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop V. Wilbur, Jr. Mrs. Susan G. Williamson Mr. Tobin C. Wirt and Mr. Robert E. King Mrs. Anne W. Wright Mr. J. Theodore Young Mr. Richard J. Zinner

“I cannot express how

appreciative I am of the support you provided for my sister and family. From Hope HouseCalls to her stay at McCarthy Care Center, the services, professionalism and compassion demonstrated by the staff was outstanding. You are extremely special and gifted people.” FRED O’BRIEN

2012 Matching Gift Companies American Express Employee Giving Program AON Foundation Matching Gift Program Bank of America Matching Gifts CA, Inc. Matching Gifts Program GE Foundation Give with Liberty Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Matching Gifts IBM Corporation John Hancock Financial Services, Inc.

Merck Partnership for Giving Pepsico Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Sappi Stanley Works-Corporate UBS Matching Gift Program Verizon Foundation

2012 Community Benefits Bass River Women’s Golf League Debris Field Quilters Delta Nu Chapter of University of Massachusetts Amherst Falmouth Road Race The Fringe Element Gladstone Furniture The Last Gasp, Bike Boat n’ Bake

Lighthouse Restaurant Odyssey on Wheels Pope John Paul II High School Sandwich Chamber of Commerce Lucky Duck Race Swan River Restaurant Canoe Race Unforgettable Rollers 20

2012 Gifts in Kind 1856 Country Store A Village Florist A Village Gift Shop Acupuncture Therapy of Falmouth ahh Time Skin Spa Alberto’s Ristorante All Cape Cooks Supply Allen Harbor Marine Service Allium Gifts Angela and Richard Angelini Susan B. Angus Apothecare of Cape Cod / Westgate Home Medical Argonauta Jewelry Designs Armchair Cottage BackOffice Associates, LLC Balls to the Wall Barfield’s of Cape Cod Barnstable Pottery Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern Bass River Sports World Bayview Optometrics Bernie & Phyl’s Rita J. Bernier Beth’s Special Teas Birdsey On the Cape BJTO Designs Blanchards Wine & Spirits Bleu Restaurant Bobby Byrne’s Howard L. Bonington Boston Bread LLC Botello Home Center Brahmin Leather Works Bonnie J. Brewer Richard G. Brothers Nanci Bucchianeri Linda Burke Bush Gardens Cafe Chew Patricia A. Cahill Cahoon Museum of American Art Cape Cod Beer Cape Cod Broadcasting Cape Cod Center for the Arts Cape Cod Custom Floors Cape Cod Magazine Cape Cod Museum of Art Cape Cod Museum of Natural History Cape Cod Paddle Surf Cape Cod Skin Care Co., Inc. Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra Cape Cod Vacuum Mart, Inc. Cape Leisure, Inc. Jan and Larry Capodilupo Catania Hospitality Group Centerville Osterville Marstons Mills Fire Department Centerville Pie Company Chatham Jewelers, Inc. Christine’s Fine Clothing & Accessories Claire Murray, ANB International Jo Leal Clark Clayton’s Clayworks Pottery Nancy L. Cole Cathy Connolly

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Cotuit Center for the Arts Cotuit Kettleers Crow Farm Cummaquid Golf Club William R. Davis Dennis A. Earle Plumbing & Heating DePrisco Jewelers Design By Consign Design Works Deutsche Bank Championship Susan Deutschman and Carol Castle Joline Diehl Nancy and Brian Drake Drummond Transportation Earth-n-Fire Pottery East Sandwich Flower & Gift Shop Edward Gorey House Museum Jeanne and Richard Egan, Jr. Eight Cousins Bookstore Elfstone Silver & Gold Epiphany Skin Spa Eric Erf Wood Design Fancy’s Market Susan Fehlinger Fitness 500 Club Five Bays Bistro Frame Center Gallo Construction Company, Inc. Gina’s By The Sea Giving Tree Gallery Gladstone Furniture Glass Studio on Cape Cod Great Escapes Great Lengths Hair Salon Robert Gregoire Hair It Is! Harvest of Barnstable Harwich Quilt Bank Heart of Stone Heart Pottery Heritage Museums & Gardens Heritage Print Hyannis Air Service, Inc. Hyannis Package Store Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises Hyannis Yacht Club Hy-Line Cruises Illusions Hair Salon Isaiah Thomas Books Island Creek Oysters Monika Jakubicka Susan F. Jenkins Joe’s Fish & Lobster Mart, Inc. John A. Ehret Folk Art Richard P. Kaish Craig Kappel Maureen Kelly KenMark Office Systems Robert O. Kinney Kramer Portraits Lambert’s Fruit Co. Louise Lamontagne Jane Lincoln Lobster Roll Cruises M. Brann & Co.

George Machon Mahoney’s Garden Center Maiden Voyage Marjon Print & Frame Shop, LTD Mary’s Bookstore Mattakeese Wharf Restaurant Maureen Burbic Boutique & Gallery Elizabeth A. McCarthy McDermott Glass Studio Susan O’Brien McLean Melissa Harris Piano Studio Michelle’s Mija Cantina & Tequila Bar Mills Air Service, Inc. Momo’s Kelly Morton Mulberry Corners My Sister’s Gallery Nantucket Inn Neutral Territory Design Northeast Tool Supply Corp. Nostalgia @ Maypop Paula J. O’Keeffe Kathy F. O’Neil Michael Oakland Ocean Spray Off The Vine Oyster Island Emporium Oysters Too Paine’s Patio Painted Daisies Pairpoint Glass Company Meredith and Roger Parsons Pastiche of Cape Cod Patriot Party Boats, Inc. Rick Paulus Pawtucket Red Sox Peach Tree Designs PhotoArtCapeCod Pinehills, LLC Pirate’s Cove Pocket Full of Posies Barbara A. Powers Preu Photography Race Point Lighthouse Red Pheasant Inn Red Rover Dog Walking Riverway Lobster House Roadhouse Cafe Robert E. Guertin, Jeweler Roberto Coin Boutique Candice Ronesi Ross Coppelman, Goldsmith Inc. Sagamore Inn Samuell Day Gallery Sandwich Glass Museum Sandwich Hollows Golf Club Sandwich Lantern Works Sandwich Package Store Sandwich Print Shop Sandwich Ship Supply, Inc. Scenic Roots Garden Center Scrimshaw By Marcy Paul Shone Siena Restaurant

Silver Unicorn smglassdesigns Snow Goose Gift Shop Snow’s Home & Garden Faith Snowden Society By the Sea Soho Fine Arts South Cape Wine & Spirits Souza Fishing Corporation Spanky’s Clam Shack Splash Stationers Stephanie’s Stewart Painting Co. Struna Galleries Summer Cottage Sydenstricker Galleries Elaine Tammi Tarnoff Photo Team Waystack Realty The Bay Scallop Shop The Belfry Inne & Bistro The Boston Red Sox The Cape House Hallmark The Captain’s Golf Course The Chatham Bars Inn The Davenport Companies The Dolphin Restaurant The Gallery At 31 Main The Golden Gazebo The High Pointe Inn The Jewel Box of Cape Cod The Liberty Hotel The Lili Pad The Paddock Restaurant The Plum Porch The Potted Geranium The Shoe Salon The Silver Foxes The Spectrum Gallery of Artists The Spotted Cod The Village Shop The Woman’s Workout Company The Yarmouth House Restaurant Titcomb’s Book Shop Trevi Cafe Wine Bar Ann and Richard Trull Twin Brooks Golf Course Lee Twomey Underground Art Gallery Unique Boutique Uno’s Chicago Bar & Grill Upstairs Imports Vineyard Vines Lance Walker West Barnstable Tables Nancy and John Whelan John C. Whitmarsh Wianno Club Woods Hole, MV, Nantucket Steamship Authority Frederick A. Wyckoff, III Yankee Candle Yankee Ingenuity YMCA Cape Cod Zen Beauty and Reiki Center

HopeHealth is deeply grateful to the many other donors of gifts whose names we are unable to list due to space limitations. Your continued support of our work is invaluable. We extend our deepest thanks. All gifts over $100 are listed on our website, HopeHealthCo.org. If a name has been misspelled, omitted or listed improperly, please accept our apologies and contact us at (508) 957-0250 so that we may correct our records.

2012 Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services Donors Formerly Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the Islands. We invite you to visit HopeHealthCo.org for the full list of all $100 plus donors for 2012.

$25,000 – $49,999

Atria Woodbriar Nikki and Richard Carter Elder Services of Cape Cod & the Islands, Inc. Harbor Point at Centerville Lise Lambert and David Rehm Richard Roy Dolores Schermer The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod Harriett Worthington

Scott Graf Anthony Guthrie John Holsey Home Instead Senior Care Jordan L. Shapiro Charitable Trust Trish and Thomas Kennedy Kinlin Grover Real Estate Mike Lucey John Mahan Harriet Martin David McFarland Greg O’Brien Ocean Edge Resort Jean Piette Peter Polhemus and Francie Joseph Mary Regan Rogers & Gray Insurance Agency Royal Health Group Charitable Foundation John Spargo St. Peter’s Church George Sullivan Lynda Sullivan United Way of MA Bay and Merrimack Valley

Movetrek Movility, LLC Betty and Richard Neitz William O’Brien Orthopedic Care Specialists, Inc. Our Lady of the Cape Church Ladies Guild P.K.M. Contractors, Inc. Pavilion Rehabilitation & Nursing Center Pilgrim Congregational Church Joseph Prestifilippo Provincetown Cultural Council Virginia Reiser Seamen’s Bank Long Point Charitable Foundation Geraldine Shea Elizabeth Smith Mary Smith Jane and Chuck Tardanico TLC Home Health Care Services, Inc. Town of Barnstable Vineyard Scripts Timothy Willis

$2,500 – $4,999

$500 – $999

Anonymous William Bogdanovich Cape Cod Senior Residences at Pocasset Jan and Larry Capodilupo County of Barnstable Falmouth Care & Rehabilitation Center Andrew Janiak Mark T. Vokey Insurance Agency Beth and Ken McGuire Kenneth J. Mello, D.M.D., P.C. Mark Novota Karen Rowley The Cape Cod Foundation Wild Family Foundation

Gregg Anderson Aptucxet Post Association, Inc. Ernie Bauer Kathy Boussina COMECC David Corbett Jonathan Crellin John Curley, Jr. Denise Dever John Dorn Donna Gemborys Kathleen Granlund R. Russell Hampton E. Robert Harned F. Hunt Margaret Huskins Jeffrey Karlson Kemsco Construction Company Inc. Claire King Michael Lazor Jill Marciello Patricia McCarthy McGuire Financial Services Peter Meyer John Miller Anastasia and Richard Morgano

84 Lumber Company Cheryl and Nelson Belanger, III Marjorie Blair Brewster Cultural Council Richard Briana Mary Brown Cape Associates, Inc. Caregiver Homes Decatur House, Inc. Fotene Demoulas Paul Durgin Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Lisa Fernands Barbara Flechtner Sylvia Foster Francesca Fuchsmann Patricia Germani Trenor Goodell, Jr. Karen Gray Denise Hall Harwich Cultural Council Elizabeth Hastings Hilary Johnson Andrew Jones Trisha Karlson Maryellen Kelley Michael Kelley Richard Kijak

Cape & Islands United Way Cape Cod Healthcare Independence Park, Inc.

$10,000 – $24,999 Athena Health Care Systems Brewster Baptist Church The Palmer & Jane D. Davenport Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

$1,000 – $2,499 BackOffice Associates, LLC Debbie Booth David Bourque Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank Community Foundation for Nantucket Drake, Saunders & Diwinsky Fraternal Lodge, A.F. & A.M. Friends of Dennis Senior Citizens, Inc. Howard Gilmore

$250 – $499

Lobster Pot Restaurant Dana Manoogian Thomas Manzelli Pamela Marsh Linda Milliken George Morgan Michael Morley Pauline Neves Robert Norton Christopher O’Connor Paul Parece Erica Parra John Piekarski RBC Rosemarie Resnik Michael Robinson Vaughn Rowley Imants Saksons John Sanders Sandwich Lions Club Jodi Schwartz Patience Smith-Cabrera Abina Sullivan George Sullivan TD Bank Orleans The Black Sheep Yarn Shop The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod Employee Involvement Committee Thrifty Car Sales Town of Truro Tracy Volkswagen, Inc. David Tropea Joan and Joseph Valle Suzanne Walton Gerrit Wielenga

“The best thing that came from my relationship with Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’sServicesis that we have our life back. Now my husband is living comfortably and happily. Most importantly, we now spend quality time together, my health is improving, and I am back to work.” GAIL MCCARTHY

Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services is deeply grateful to the many other donors of gifts whose names we are unable to list due to space limitations. Your continued support of our work is invaluable. We extend our deepest thanks. All gifts over $100 are listed on our website, HopeHealthCo.org. If a name has been misspelled, omitted or listed improperly, please accept our apologies and contact us at (508)957-0250 so that we may correct our records.

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Serving Eastern Massachusetts

Touching the lives of people coping with serious illness takes dedicated services and special support. At HopeHealth, that is our focus — providing innovative care with the utmost skill, compassion and respect. Established in 1981 as Hospice of Cape Cod, we were one of the nation’s pioneer programs. Today as HopeHealth, we serve thousands of people each year — delivering a wide range of expert medical care, care management and support services throughout eastern Massachusetts. Our HopeHealth family of services includes: • Hope Hospice • Hope Palliative Care • Hope HouseCalls • Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services • Hope Care for Kids • Hope Community Care HopeHealth Headquarters 765 Attucks Lane Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone: (508) 957-0200 or (800) 642-2423 Fax: (508) 957-0229 HopeHealthCo.org [email protected]

Formerly Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod and Alzheimer’s Services of Cape Cod & the Islands