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REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2010 A SHARED VISION A SHARED VISION Table of Contents 1 A Shared Vision of Quality Care, Outstanding Service and Sustainable Growth 2-3 A Vision for the Future 4-7 Key Accomplishments 8-9 Good Shepherd by the Numbers 10-11 Financial Highlights 12 Uncompensated Care and Community Support 13-24 Honor Roll of Donors and Volunteers 25 Board Members, Medical Directors and Administrators On the cover (left to right): Rosauro A. Dalope, MD, FAAP, physician at the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital Pediatric Unit, Heather Scanlon, Good Shepherd patient, and Robert A. Ford, Good Shepherd donor and volunteer. A Shared Vision of Quality Care, Outstanding Service and Sustainable Growth At Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network, the heart of our mission is to satisfaction scores and developing initiatives to ensure that those we serve help men, women and children overcome their challenges and achieve their are treated in a friendly, respectful manner during all points of contact with maximum potential despite the odds. Good Shepherd. Last fiscal year, Good Shepherd took this principle out of the therapy gym Our shared vision is to make Good Shepherd an employer of choice in the and applied it to our organization as a whole. Despite significant obstacles – region, by working with our employees, communicating openly with them a struggling economy, reimbursement challenges and issues relating to patient and providing fair and equitable pay and benefits. We have already shown volume – we achieved a consolidated operating margin, including Good progress on this front, as our employee engagement metrics have increased Shepherd Penn Partners (GSPP), of 2.1 percent, or $2.4 million. We substantially since 2008 (see page 5). provided post-acute care to 60,935 individuals, which represents the most people served in our storied history. Our shared vision is to grow Good Shepherd in a sustainable fashion. Operating revenues have grown by 62 percent at Good Shepherd This achievement is outstanding considering that, as of January 31, 2010, Rehabilitation Network since 2008. In the past year alone, we opened a Good Shepherd was experiencing a loss of $1.3 million and was on track to new rehabilitation hospital for children, expanded our outpatient Pediatrics end the year deep in the red. We made some difficult decisions to reduce Program by opening a new donor-supported therapy suite, signed a expenses and enhance revenues. These initiatives allowed us to right the management contract with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) ship and end the year on a positive note. and opened three new outpatient physical therapy locations (see pages 4-7). Moving forward, we will continue this growth by identifying While tackling the considerable challenges that confronted the organization, appropriate partners, business lines and geographic areas, with the goal of Good Shepherd's management team maintained a focus on the future by generating revenues to sustain our mission so we can provide services to completing a months-long strategic planning process. The process more people in more places. culminated in five strategic directions (see page 3) that position Good Shepherd as a post-acute care leader that is prepared to grow and thrive in This Annual Report to the Community more clearly defines our shared a changing health-care paradigm. vision for Good Shepherd's future, while detailing the steps already taken to make this vision a reality. Our vision for Good Shepherd is shared by those individuals and groups who have sustained us for more than 100 years. They are the employees, Thank you to those who share our vision and who share a love for Good the donors, the volunteers, the elected officials and, above all, the patients, Shepherd and our mission. Because of you, Good Shepherd will continue to residents and clients, who together will provide the support, skills and strengthen our position as the post-acute provider of choice in eastern energy to make our ambitious vision a reality. Pennsylvania and beyond. Our shared vision is to provide excellent quality of care, while ensuring the Thank you, safety of the people we serve. We will pursue this vision by investing in state-of-the-art clinical technologies, focusing on infection prevention and benchmarking patient outcomes data against facilities regionally and nationally. Sally Gammon, FACHE Richard E. Drobnicki, CPA Our shared vision is to consistently provide unsurpassed customer service. President and CEO Chair, Board of Trustees We will pursue this vision by tracking nationally benchmarked patient 1 A SHARED VISION A VISION FOR THE FUTURE Our Mission Our Core Motivated by the divine Good Shepherd Values and the physical and cognitive rehabilitation needs of our communities, • Compassionate Care our mission is to enhance lives, maximize function, inspire hope, • Excellent Service and promote dignity and well-being • Community Partnership with expertise and compassion. Pillars of Excellence At Good Shepherd, we remain steadfastly focused on five pillars—people, quality, service, finance and growth. These pillars are derived from our core values and form the basis of everything we do. Focusing on excellence in these five areas, and measuring our progress on a daily and weekly basis, allows us to fulfill our noble mission of serving our communities with expertise and compassion. PEOPLE QUALITY SERVICE FINANCE GROWTH 2 Our Strategic Directions As the health-care landscape changes, we must adapt and provide care in the most efficient, 2 3 effective manner possible. These strategic directions, which we adopted in 2010, will allow us to do just that. The goal is to provide patient- and family-focused programs that are organized around service line centers of excellence, and then to identify the right partners, the right collaborative arrangements and the right facilities to provide outstanding care and service to the people we serve. Develop service line Grow in new markets centers of excellence in by identifying the Neurorehabilitation, "right partners" Musculoskeletal/Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Pediatric Rehabilitation and Cardiopulmonary/Complex Medical Care 1 Create a continuum of care 4 Develop new that integrates acute and management post-acute care contracts and health 5 Continue to explore the development of a continuing system partnerships care hospital, which may include inpatient rehabilitation, long-term acute care and skilled nursing care, in the Lehigh Valley 3 A SHARED VISION KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2009–2010 A Continuum of Care for A Growing People with MS Pediatric Program In May 2010, the National MS Society designated Good Shepherd and Lehigh Neurology, a practice of Lehigh Valley Last year, more than a century after the organization Physician welcomed its first child in need, the Good Shepherd Group, as a Pediatric Program reached new heights. Comprehensive In July 2009, the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Care Center for Hospital Pediatric Unit opened its doors, becoming the treatment the first inpatient rehabilitation unit for children in of multiple the region. Last year, 75 children, who are recovering from illnesses, injuries or accidents, sclerosis. The received care at the new unit. In the past, these children would have traveled to Philadelphia or two organiza- farther to receive the acute rehabilitation care they needed. Now, they can receive expert care tion's partner- from rehabilitation specialists close to their homes and their families. ship is the only certified Good Shepherd's Outpatient Pediatrics Program also expanded with the opening of the Dornsife comprehensive Pediatric Therapy Suite. The new space in the Good Shepherd Health & Technology Center care center in eventually will allow the program to accommodate more than 12,000 additional patient visits the Lehigh Valley and one of only 42 in the nation. annually. This will help Good Shepherd meet the growing demand for pediatric physical, Good Shepherd and Lehigh Neurology received the occupational and speech therapy, while designation because the organizations provide a full decreasing its reliance on waiting lists. The continuum of care for people with MS. Individuals receive suite was made possible by gifts from the diagnosis and medical management at Lehigh Neurology. HEDCO Foundation (named after the late Hal Good Shepherd then offers inpatient and outpatient and Ester Dornsife), the David and Dana rehabilitation services, as well as wellness programs, Dornsife Foundation and the Quest Fund, psycho-social support services, fitness opportunities and managed by Dody (Dornsife) Jernstedt. assistive technologies to maintain independence. Top: Kimberly Kuchinski, MD, MPH, cares for Jade Lozano Left to right: Karen Mariner, chapter vice president, National MS Society; Colon, 6 months, at the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Jess Dalton, Administrator of Neurorehabilitation, Good Shepherd; Jerry Hospital Pediatric Unit. Left: Janelle L. Hiester, MS, Werner, MS Program Coordinator, Good Shepherd; David Jones, MD, CCC-SLP/L, works with Ethan Atiyeh, 4, in the Dornsife medical director, Lehigh Neurology; and Tami Caesar, chapter president, Pediatric Therapy Suite. National MS Society. 4 An Engaged Workforce An Expanding Footprint For most individuals, convenience is an important factor when choosing a location for outpatient physical therapy. To meet the growing demand for outpatient services and to make Good Shepherd's quality care available to more people in more communities, we opened three new Good Shepherd Physical Therapy locations last year. Good Shepherd opened new sites in Coopersburg and Hamburg, and we welcomed CORE Physical Therapy in Bethlehem Township as a new member of the network. Good Shepherd now provides outpatient rehabilitation care at 20 locations in the greater Lehigh Valley. Adam Muzalewski, PT, guides patient Lew Thatcher in therapy using the Nintendo Wii™ at CORE Physical Therapy, a member of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network. Our staff members provide the care, the quality and the support services that differentiate Good Shepherd and ensure that we provide the best care possible for the people we serve. Thanks to a comprehensive approach to employee relations, Good Shepherd's workforce is more engaged than ever. A focus on two-way communication between administrators and staff and a commitment to transparency has allowed Good Shepherd to boost its employee engagement scores, as determined by an independent survey tool. In 2008, our employee engagement stood at the 49th percentile nationally. By the end of fiscal year 2010, the score had improved to the 64th percentile. Good Shepherd tracks employee engagement EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT because engaged employees are satisfied and focused on providing excellent service and care. 2010 By listening to our staff members, integrating their ideas and concerns into organizational initiatives and remaining dedicated to providing competitive salaries and benefits, we hope to 2008 64th continue the positive trajectory in employee PERCENTILE engagement. This interaction among our workforce will position Good Shepherd as an employee of 49th choice in the communities we serve. PERCENTILE Left to right: Harold Gethers, Jr., CNA; Sandy Gerzarowski, RN, CRRN; Nicole Smith, PT; Katie Collier, MS, CCC-SLP 5 A SHARED VISION KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2009–2010 A Focus on Quality A Bionic Step Forward At Good Shepherd, our goal is to get our patients back to their Last year, Good Shepherd became the first lives as quickly and with as much function as possible. To do health-care facility in the country to use the this, we maintain a constant focus on quality care and patient Tibion Bionic Leg in the inpatient and outpatient safety. rehabilitation setting. The Tibion uses robotic technology to help patients regain Last year, we increased our movement and function in a leg investment in the clinical impacted by stroke, spinal cord injury technologies that form the or brain injury. Our infrastructure necessary to patients already are provide consistent, safe benefiting from care. Technologies such as this state-of-the- the MediServe clinical art device. In documentation system, the one instance, an individual with multiple sclerosis went Pyxis® Medstation 3500 from walking only 20 feet with the help of a walker to and the TheraDoc® walking more than 250 feet while wearing the Tibion. infection monitoring system, have improved Good Shepherd's expert clinicians have also used efficiencies at Good Shepherd and helped ensure that our modern technologies, such as the Apple iPad, to improve patients achieve better functional outcomes than those at function for people with severe disabilities, or to similar facilities regionally and nationally (see page 9). improve communication or cognition in people with a host of functional challenges. Our Research Department Good Shepherd's focus on infection prevention is receiving continues to assess and modify existing technologies national acknowledgement. Last year, Good Shepherd was for use by our patients, residents and clients. selected to participate in a hand hygiene pilot program by the Joint Commission's Center for Transforming Health Care, a This type of foresight has made Good Shepherd a national agency dedicated to solving health care's most critical leader in the early adoption and use of assistive and patient safety issues. Findings from the program will be used to rehabilitation technologies to improve lives and help prevent expensive and potentially deadly hospital-acquired maximize function. infections at post-acute care facilities throughout the nation. Top: Mary Jane Frick, OTR/L, ATP, guides resident Sally Niles as she Neichma Valle, CNA, sanitizes her hands after exiting a patient room at Good uses the Apple iPad to augment her communication. Right: Jamie Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital-Allentown. Kovacs, DPT, and patient Gene Frey demonstrate the Tibion Bionic Leg. 6 A Collaboration for A Partnership Gains Momentum the Children Good Shepherd Penn Partners (GSPP), our joint venture with Penn Medicine in Philadelphia, recently celebrated its two-year anniversary. Now that GSPP's start-up phase is complete, the organization is primed to grow and to become a leading provider of post-acute care in the Philadelphia region. Last year, GSPP provided post-acute care to more than 15,000 individuals and generated an Recently, Good Shepherd announced that it has entered into a operating income of $3,938,000, which contract to manage all medical rehabilitation services provided at represents a healthy 7.3 percent operating margin. the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). These numbers are poised to improve into the Good Shepherd will manage the inpatient rehabilitation at future, and they reflect the hard work and Children's Seashore House, rehabilitation services provided to dedication of GSPP's more than 500 employees. other CHOP inpatients and outpatient rehabilitation in the CHOP The staff members of GSPP are well-respected in Care Network. their professions, and they have facilitated excellent patient outcomes. Independently For Good Shepherd, this is an exciting collaboration with a compiled patient satisfaction ratings, functional premiere health-care institution. CHOP consistently ranks as one outcomes and ventilator weaning outcomes all of the top three children's hospitals in the country by US News & exceed national benchmarks. World Report, and its culture of compassion and quality meshes well with Good Shepherd. This management contract will connect Good Shepherd's expert Top: A multidisciplinary clinical team rounds to discuss patient rehabilitation care with those children who need it in a broader issues and coordinate care in the Good Shepherd Penn Partners Specialty Hospital at Rittenhouse. Right: Christopher Gorrell, PT, geographic area. DPT, works with Sherline Pluviose, one of three victims of the Haitian earthquake who received care at GSPP. 7 A SHARED VISION GOOD SHEPHERD BY THE NUMBERS 60,935 People Served Number of 56,450 2010 2009 In the past five years, Good Employees 40,097 Shepherd has doubled the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation number of men, women and 2008 Network employs 1,772 36,471 35,692 36,633 children we serve annually. Last year, more than 60,935 individuals, including 1,270 in 2005 2007 people received post-acute the greater Lehigh Valley and 2006 care at Good Shepherd 502 at Good Shepherd Penn Rehabilitation Network. This Partners in Philadelphia. includes 45,699 individuals in the greater Lehigh Valley and 15,236* individuals at Good Shepherd Penn Partners in Philadelphia. 1,772EMPLOYEES * Does not include the care provided by GSPP staff at Penn Medicine's three acute- care hospitals. PENNSYLVANIA Locations Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network provides Allentown NEW services at 49 locations. This includes JERSEY 37 locations in the greater Lehigh Valley and 12 locations at Good Shepherd Penn Partners in Philadelphia. Philadelphia 8 Better Results in Less Time Service with a Last year, patients in the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Smile Hospital achieved better function in less time than at other facilities regionally or nationally. The functional Good Shepherd is committed to independence measure™ (FIM) determines the amount of providing unsurpassed customer progress patients make during their inpatient stay. Length service to everyone who comes of stay efficiency combines FIM scores with length of stay through our doors. We measure our (how many days before discharge). The higher the number, patient satisfaction using Press the better the efficiency of rehabilitation. Ganey®, an independent research tool. LENGTH OF STAY EFFICIENCY FIM data: July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010 GOOD SHEPHERD'S OUTPATIENT Good Shepherd FACILITIES IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY Region ENJOY CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Nation 2.82 2.77 SCORES BETTER THAN 2.59 87% OF SIMILAR FACILITIES NATIONALLY. Press Ganey data: April 1 – June 30, 2010 SUCCESSFUL WEANING FROM MECHANICAL VENTILATION Breathing Health Care Data, Inc. data: July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010 Free Good Shepherd On average, 87 percent of patients are Nation successfully liberated 87% from mechanical ventilation at Good 73% Shepherd Specialty Hospital. This is far superior to the national average of 73 percent. For up-to-date patient outcomes, visit www.GoodShepherdRehab.org/patient-outcomes 9 A SHARED VISION Good Shepherd Financial Highlights Fiscal Year 2010 Patient Utilization Revenue Composition by Business Line Expense Breakdown 2010 2009 % Change Rehabilitation Hospital Admissions 1,796 1,738 3.0 Rehab Hospital (1) 56% Salaries and Wages 50% LTCH Admissions 397 419 (5.0) Long-Term Care 18% Employee Benefits 13% Outpatient Visits 215,910 204,346 6.0 Specialty Hospital 14% Interest 5% Long-Term Care Occupancy Rate 99.5% 99.6% 0.0 Other Income 4% Depreciation and 2010 Investment Income 3% 2010 Amortization 7% Financial Performance Gifts and Bequests 2% Accounts Written Off as Work Services 2% Bad Debts 1% Supplies and Other 22% (dollars in thousands) Revenue $ 115,813 $ 104,611 Less: Amount provided as free care 1,696 2,026 Revenue available for patient care and support 114,117 102,585 11.0 Rehab Hospital Admissions Outpatient Visits 1,738 1,796 215,910 Expenses 1,553 1,571 204,000 1,449 184,004 189,685 184,093 Salaries and wages 56,653 53,213 Employee benefits 14,535 12,010 Interest 5,808 6,054 Depreciation and amortization 8,146 7,375 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Accounts written off as bad debts 1,494 403 Supplies and other expenses 26,042 25,187 Total expenses 111,677 104,241 10.0 Specialty Hospital Admissions Long-Term Care Occupancy Rates Available for fundraising, research and other 2,440 (1,656) 247.0 99.8% 99.7% 99.7% 99.6% 99.5% 411 419 397 Less: fundraising, research and other 1,505 311 384.0 370 332 Surplus (deficit) 935 (1,967) 148.0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (1) This item includes the revenues generated by Good Shepherd's inpatient rehabilitation units and its outpatient programs and services 10 Good Shepherd Endowment Summary – June 30, 2010 Good Shepherd Endowment Fund Value (000) Permanent Endowments Principal Market Good Shepherd is deeply appreciative of the community and individual support that allows for the growth of our endowment funds. Endowments are received from donors with the requirement that the principal remain intact in perpetuity. Income is allocated based Unrestricted $ 6,289 $ 6,750 on the purpose of the fund. Conrad W. Raker-Education 251 228 The Linny and Beall Fowler 242 218 Good Shepherd Endowment Funds – Investment Objective and Spending Policy Endowment for Pediatrics Joseph and Marjorie Correll 255 235 The Investment Committee, which is a subcommittee of the Finance Committee, is responsible for the management and oversight of Pediatric Chair all temporarily and permanently restricted, operating and pension investments. The Committee is governed by an investment policy, Donley Family Pediatrics 1,656 1,442 which is applied universally to all of these assets. Dornsife Fund-Pediatric 100 111 Romig-DeYoung Community Access 1,129 1,254 Walter W. and Jacqueline G. Mock 255 218 Good Shepherd also has an endowment spending policy that is overseen by the Finance Committee and the Board of Trustees. Under Fund for Pediatrics this policy, the annual distribution from each endowment account will be five percent of the three year rolling average fair market Long-Term Care 1,465 1,593 value. Rehabilitation Hospital 536 493 Jaindl Family Neurologic 805 738 Following is a summary of the existing endowment funds at the end of FY10. Work Services 627 595 Fleming Family 364 306 Endowment and Income Use Walter Mock, Sr., and Marie Mock Fund 253 241 for Research and Technology Unrestricted – Used towards general operations of the entities within Good Shepherd. Total Endowments $14,227 $14,422 Conrad W. Raker Educational Endowment – Used as a funding mechanism for the education and training of Good Shepherd employees. Endowment Funds by Purpose The Linny and Beall Fowler Endowment for Pediatrics – Provides a perpetual source of funding to benefit all the children served by Good Shepherd's Pediatrics Program. The Joseph and Marjorie Correll Pediatric Chair – Used as a perpetual funding mechanism for Good Shepherd's developmental Unrestricted 47% pediatricians. Pediatrics 15% Education 2% Donley Family Pediatrics Endowment – Used towards supporting operating expenses associated with the Developmental Pediatrics Long-Term Care 20% Program. 2010 Technology & Research 4% Neurorehabilitation 5% The Harold W. and Ester M. Dornsife Perpetual Fund – Used on an annual basis to support the Dornsife Pediatric Center. Rehabilitation Hospital 3% Romig-DeYoung Community Access – Used for the psychosocial and recreational enrichment of residents through community outings Work Services 4% as well as interstate trips including, but not limited to concerts, restaurants, sporting events, amusement parks and recreational areas. Monies from this fund also will be used to purchase transportation vehicles and equipment for community access by residents. Walter W. and Jacqueline G. Mock Fund for Pediatrics – Provides income in perpetuity to support charitable care, staff education and training, salaries, equipment, technology, research and other expenses of the Pediatrics Program. Endowment Funds Cumulative Growth History (Fiscal Year Ends June 30) Long-Term Care Endowment – Directed towards operating needs associated with the Conrad W. Raker Center and Good Shepherd (In Millions) Home-Bethlehem. $3.40 Rehabilitation Hospital Endowment – Directed towards operating needs associated with the rehabilitation hospitals. $3.00 $2.10 Jaindl Family Neurologic Endowment – Used towards operating costs associated with the Neurorehabilitation Program at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital. $0.90 Work Services Endowment – Directed towards operating needs associated with the Work Services Division. FY05 FY06 FY07 ($0.80) ($2.50) FY10 Fleming Family Endowment – Used to support the Assistive Technology and Research programs at Good Shepherd. FY08 Walter W. Mock, Sr., Ph.D., and Marie S. Mock Fund for Research and Technology – Provides income in perpetuity to support assistive, rehabilitation and clinical technology, as well as research, throughout Good Shepherd. FY09 11 A SHARED VISION Good Shepherd Uncompensated Care Partnering for Equality and Community Support In achieving our mission, Good Shepherd provides services at amounts that are significantly less than the cost to provide the actual service, and approximates the following: (dollars in thousands) 2010 2009 Benefits for individuals living in poverty Charity care at cost $ 682 $ 905 Unreimbursed costs of public programs Medicaid 2,376 2,448 Subsidized health services 2,681 2,440 Total quantifiable benefits for individuals 5,739 5,793 Good Shepherd has been a part of this community for more living in poverty than 100 years, and we are dedicated to improving the health and function of our neighbors and friends. That's why we Benefits to the broader community* provided more than $6,721,000 in total quantifiable Community health improvement services 56 32 community benefit last year. This represents 5.8 percent of Health professional education 827 1,296 revenues. Research 23 0 Financial and in-kind contributions 42 50 to other community groups Last year, Good Shepherd provided free health screenings Community-building activities 34 14 and seminars; we provided educational opportunities for future therapists and nurses; and we worked with Penn Total quantifiable benefits for the 982 1,392 Medicine to administer the only residency program in the broader community Lehigh Valley for physicians specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. We also provided care to men, women and Total quantifiable community benefits 6,721 7,185 children regardless of their ability to pay. Community benefits as a percentage of 5.8% 6.8% total revenue Good Shepherd also has continued to play a lead role in the Partnership for a Disability Friendly Community, a community- wide coalition of people with disabilities, service providers, caregivers and funders. Last year, the partnership announced * This category represents those community benefit activities that are undertaken by Good Shepherd employees but are not otherwise enumerated. They include the hosting of community health screenings and educational sessions, the results of a needs assessment conducted in 2009 and educational opportunities for aspiring health-care professionals and community building activities. began meeting regularly to develop action plans and brainstorm ideas to meet the unmet needs of people with When calculating the benefits that it provides to the community, Good Shepherd conforms to the conservative disabilities in the Lehigh Valley. standards set by the Catholic Health Association (CHA). For more information on the CHA's standards, visit www.chausa.org and click on "Our Commitments." 12 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Thank you to the following individuals, organizations and foundations whose generous support has strengthened our mission and positioned Good Shepherd for a vibrant future. This report covers contributions, in part, from July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010. ANNUAL GIVING BENEFACTORS ($25,000 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Mutter Northeastern Pennsylvania Synod If you would like to make a Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Beans The Seth Sprague Educational donation to Good Shepherd, Mr. Richard Fleming * Foundation please visit our website The Girling Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Tronzo, MD www.GoodShepherdRehab.org/ Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood make-a-gift or call Association 610-778-1075. Mrs. Jacqueline G. Mock * LEADERSHIP ($5,000 + ) The John E. Morgan Foundation KEYSTONERS ($250,000 + ) Muscular Dystrophy Association Anonymous Tallman, Hudders & Sorrentino, P.C., A. Scott Enterprises "It is a privilege for us to support the Anonymous Pa Office of Norris, McLaughlin & Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. great work and enthusiasm that is Marcus, P.A. Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Good Shepherd." INNOVATORS ($100,000 + ) United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Around the Clock Nursing – Winnie and Lou Melinsky Wachovia Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bennett Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bruner Dornsife Family Foundation AMBASSADORS ($10,000 + ) Dr. and Mrs. E. Joel Carpenter IV Hedco Foundation CC Inc. Construction Services Good Shepherd's family of donors is blessed to include this generous Lehigh The Jaindl Foundation * Mrs. Dorothy M. Bachert † Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation Valley couple, well-known for their Quest Fund of the Marin Community The Dexter F. and Dorothy H. Baker Mrs. Susan Gadomski and philanthropy and passion for serving their Foundation Foundation Mr. Robert Gadomski community. This year, Winnie and Lou The RJ Foundation Mr. and Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam, Jr. Ms. Sally T. Gammon co-chaired Good Shepherd's highly- The Harry C. Trexler Trust The Century Fund Health Network Laboratories successful 2010 Gala in the Garden Mr. and Mrs. David DeCampli Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hess benefiting pediatrics and made a significant personal gift to the PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE ($50,000 + ) Mr. Alfred E. Douglass III and Mr. Lester B. High organization. Winnie is a sales director Mrs. Jill Raker Hudders Douglass Highmark Blue Shield at Highmark Blue Shield, which was a Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Roderic R. Fink The Charles H. Hoch Foundation sponsor for several Good Shepherd U.S. Department of Health and Mr. Christos N. Kritikos Indicon, Inc. events in 2010, including the Gala in Human Services Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. Just Born, Inc. the Garden. 13 † Denotes deceased * Has established an endowment HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The Keystone Nazareth Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Gunther D. Heussman Mrs. Nancy L. Armitage Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hoffman Autism Society of America-Lehigh Valley Mrs. Jane R. Kiscadden Home-Sew, Inc. Automatic Data Processing The Lehigh Valley Community Mr. and Mrs. John J. Iannantuono AVI Risk Services, LLC Foundation William Max and J. Lorraine Izer Miss Virginia M. Bankhard Lutheran Community Foundation Joyce E. Kapp Mr. Walter E. Bastian Attorney and Mrs. Blake C. Marles Keystone Nazareth Bank & Trust Bearings & Drives Unlimited Mrs. Wilma S. Mills Company, Division of National Dr. and Mrs. David G. Beckwith Mr. Frank W. Nikischer and Penn Bank Bessie S. Graham/Allentown Area Mrs. Judith M. Nikischer Klunk & Millan Advertising Music Appreciation Trust Penn Medicine Lafayette Ambassador Bank Polly Beste PenTeleData Orlando Diefenderfer Electrical Boas Surgical, Inc. PPL Corporation Contractors, Inc. Rev. and Mrs. Michael Bodnyk The Stabler Foundation ParenteBeard, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Bongiovanni The Verizon Foundation Linda S. Perin Mary Lynn Bonsall "Good Shepherd is a wonderful Viamedia The Pidcock Company Maria A. Bouloux place. I figure if I can give Wachovia Corporation PNC Asset Management Brown Printing, Inc. something back, I will." Women's 5K Classic Shattuck Hammond Partners Inc. Buckeye Energy Sources – Dennis Wood Sodexo Burkavage Design Associates SHEPHERDS ($2,500 + ) Stevens & Lee, PC Pam Calabrese Dr. Harold M. Ting Callan Associates, Inc. Allied Building Corporation The Trumbower Hospital Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Capurso Every time Dennis sells a flatbed body for Aon Risk Services, Inc. Mrs. Jeanne M. Turtzo Mr. Harold K. Cassel a truck, he makes a donation to Good B Braun Medical, Inc. Rev. Dr. Harold S. and Mary Anne Weiss Ms. Ana M. Chong Shepherd as a token of his appreciation The Bartlett Foundation Wheels of Time Street Rod Association Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark, Sr. for care he received many years ago, first Brown Daub Ford, Inc. Edward and Natalie Coleman for a crushed hand, and then for severe brain trauma after a deer jumped through Capital Blue Cross FOUNDERS ($1,000 + ) Comm Solutions the windshield of his car. Dennis works in Attorney Martin D. Cohen, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Confalone his family's business, Tamaqua Truck & Ms. Donna M. Ditzler Anonymous (3) Mrs. Dorothy H. Cooper Trailer, and has made 72 such donations Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Douglass IV AAA East Penn Mr. Bruce Costenbader over the last 16 years. Easton Coach Company Mr. and Mrs. Kent Aitchison Mrs. Naomi I. Costenbader Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Fabian Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding Ms. Mary E. Curtin Fraser Advanced Information Systems Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andrews DBSi Dr. Richard F. Grunt and The George and Judith Arangio Mr. Malcolm M. DeLong Ms. Sharon Gaiser Foundation Trust Mrs. Jennie DeMaria 14 Marie Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Infusino Maina Pawar Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dreslin Interior Workplace Solutions Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Dr. Tamar Earnest Mr. Mark W. Iobst Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Penske Easton Hospital Italian-American Bocce Association The Philadelphia Foundation Mr. Harry T. Eckert Rev. and Mrs. John W. Johnson, Jr. QNB Miss Lois Elma Eisenhard Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jones III Miss Alma H. Rash F.L. Smidth, Inc. Julian James Advertising Design Inc. Redeemer Lutheran Church of Allentown Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Fair Kaufman, Hall & Associates, Inc. Linda H. Repsher Mrs. Doris C. Fenton Mr. Wayne R. Keck Edith Ritter Financial Recoveries Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Keinert Mr. Gregory T. Rodden First Niagara KidsPeace Mr. Rolland W. Rodgers Mrs. Melba Fluck and Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Koerber Ross J. Born Family Charitable Trust Mr. Linford M. Fluck Jane L. Kohler The Salvaggio Family Forcine Concrete and Krasner Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Scheller Construction Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Kretlow Schultz & Williams "Giving to Good Shepherd makes us feel Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ford Dolores A. Laputka, Esq. The Wilmer R. and Evelyn M. Schultz good. It's just something we feel should be Mrs. Margaretta S. Frankenfield Lehigh Valley IronPigs Family Foundation done." Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Fretz Leona Gruber Charitable Trust Fund Mr. John Y. Schumacher† Susan L. Galius Mr. Walter and Mrs. Barbara G. Mrs. Ruth E. Scott – Jim Henshaw, board member (left) Patti Gates-Smith Lieberman Mrs. Mary Ann Sedlock – Bill Brown, treasurer Mr. Anthony D. Genuardi Rev. Donald I. Lindman and Diana (Dee) Serfass Italian American Bocce Association Ms. Jane Gigler and Mr. William Bernstein Mrs. Kathleen Lindman Service Electric Cable TV and Gillespie Printing Miriam Ludwig Communications Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Golden, Sr. LW Consulting, Inc. Kris and Eric Shafer Philanthropy is alive and well at the Good Shepherd Penn Partners Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Shuman, Jr. Italian American Bocce Association, Guardian Life Insurance Company of Lou and Winnie Melinsky Mr. and Mrs. Curtis T. Simmons whose members have been giving $100 America The Mennonite Foundation Sandhya Singh a month to Good Shepherd since 1990. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mark Gumz Mr. and Mrs. Arlington R. Miller, Jr. Mr. William H. Spence For them, it's the right thing to do. And The H & K Group Mrs. Sara K. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Spira they do it for Good Shepherd and many other charitable organizations, including H.C. Nye Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miranda St. John Lutheran Church of Boyertown Dream Come True, Meals on Wheels and H.T. Lyons, Inc. Mrs. Gertrude K. Moorhouse St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Marna Hayden Midge Mosser of Nazareth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Helinsky Dennis and Stephanie Murphy St. John's Lutheran Church of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Nau Friedensburg Hospital Central Services, Inc. Nyleve Bridge Corporation Mrs. Arlene N. Swartley 15 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Towers Watson Bethlehem Area MORA Club Great-West Retirement Services Mr. and Mrs. Cephus W. Long Treeline Enterprises, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Breisinger The Bruce & Adele Greenfield Foundation Luther Crest Chapel Fund t/a Service Master of Allentown Ms. Vivian E. Brown Ms. Barbara J. Gregus Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mandes Mrs. Anneliese Tunnhoff Dr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Bryant, DO Ms. Fay Ann Grider Mr. and Mrs. George S. Maniatty USI Insurance Services Capozzi & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Gross Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, United Way of Southeastern PA Carol A. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Hall Coleman & Goggin Ms. Isabelle T. Vauclain Mr. and Mrs. Sam Codi Mrs. Elsbeth Haymon and Mr. Leighton B. McKeithen III Vinart Enterprises, Inc. Consolidated Graphic Communications Mr. Steve Haymon Mrs. Margaret G. McMurry Mrs. Carolyn Volk Rev. M. Blair Couch and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heitlinger Ms. Grace E. Mealey Dr. and Mrs. Nelvin L. Vos Mr. Warren Gericke Mrs. Anne D. Henuber Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore S. Merlo Mrs. Sally S. Waterbury Mr. J. Bevin Crodian Mr. Arthur L. Hilt Ms. Laura J. Mertz Mr. and Mrs. David L. Weamer, Jr. Dr. James J. Daley, MD Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran of Michael Ervin Associates, Inc. Weisenberg Lutheran Church of New Tripoli Daniels BMW Catasauqua Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Milton Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Adam D'Emilio Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Hyman Monsignor James J. Mulligan Mrs. Louise E. Williams Mrs. Carol A. Dennis and Mrs. Judith T. Imler NAI Summit Mrs. Alice C. Winter Mr. Ray E. Dennis iUniverse New Life Lutheran Church of Mrs. June L. Wright Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries Mr. Thomas J. Jablonski New Tripoli Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dorney Jacob's Church UCC of New Tripoli Mr. James M. O'Hara The Brenda C. Zellner Foundation DoSomething.org Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jurgielewicz, Jr. Attorney and Mrs. Joseph J. Ziegels Union Church of Breinigsville Mrs. Theresa Dougal Ms. Margaret J. Kahlor O'Keefe, Jr. Electromed, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Karr, Jr. Penntex Construction PIONEERS ($500 + ) Embassy Bank for the Lehigh Valley Dr. Stanley B. Kay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Peters Mrs. Elaine Emrick Mrs. Verna A. Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Petula Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kistler, Jr. Pride Mobility Products Corp. Mrs. Klara Aagenes Mr. and Mrs. Barry Everett Doris E. Kleintop Receivable Management Services Alsace Lutheran Church of Reading FastSigns Connie Koch Dr. James R. Regan, MD Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Altman Rev. Dr. William A. Fluck Mrs. Alice Kraft-Fitzpatrick Mr. Joseph G. Robinson American Bank Franklin Realty Development Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kreiter Mr. Gery J. Robleto Mrs. Lisa H. Andrews Miss E. Margaret Gabel Mrs. Cynthia A. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Roman Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Arsht Mr. Elmer D. Gates Landmark Communities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Auvil Mrs. Mary B. Gedney Cathy L. Leiber Mrs. Thelma E. Rothrock Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Bastian, Jr. Mrs. Marie C. George Mrs. Margaret T. Lemmon Dr. Richard Salcido Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Glass Lexus of Lehigh Valley Ms. Janet A. Sandt Mr. and Mrs. Sanford T. Beldon Mrs. Ann W. Godshall Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. Light, MD Mr. and Mrs. William Santoro 16 Mr. James Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Weisbecker Charlie Dent for Congress Mrs. Donna Schaefer Mrs. Jane L. West Christ Lutheran Church of Hellertown Mr. John M. Schaefer West Side Hammer Electric Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Schaeffer Miss Margaret E. White Mr. George S. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Scheller Dr. Daniel J. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. John V. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Schmidt Dr. Carol Shiner Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Crokus, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. William A. Seaman Mrs. Leda L. Wimmer Cura Hospitality, Inc. Dr. Stephen C. Senft and Mrs. Rose P. Winter Miss Kathryn E. Dilliard Dr. Karen E. Senft Mr. Dennis K. Wood Dr. R. Daniel DiSalvi Mr. Roger E. Shaffer Mr. Alfred J. Young Mr. James J. Dooley III Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sherry Mr. Carl R. Youngdahl, Jr. Ms. Ingrid M. Dressler Dr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Silverberg Mr. Donald C. Durn Mrs. Ida E. Smith FRIENDS ($250 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Earle Ms. Susan J. Smith Mrs. Sally W. Eckhart Anonymous (4) "We chose Good Shepherd because it's been St. Daniel Lutheran Church of Mr. and Mrs. Rick D. Eschbach synonymous with quality, compassionate care for Robesonia ABE Car Care Center Mr. and Mrs. James H. Farris more than 100 years. Since our philanthropic St. John's Lutheran Church of Coplay Mr. and Mrs. Houman Ahdieh Mr. and Mrs. David Fitzhenry focus is children, the region's only pediatric St. John's Lutheran Church of Ms. Grace K. Alder Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Fullmer inpatient rehabilitation facility was a natural Hamburg Allentown Appliance, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gallo, Sr. choice. Our organization and the 52 auto dealers Ms. Deborah A. Steiger Altronics Security Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. Gannon we represent are proud to be associated with this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stenhouse Mrs. Mabert S. Anderson Good Shepherd Medical Staff great institution." Mrs. Elizabeth D. Stewart Mrs. Mary Helen Ashcraft Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B.H. Gouw Mrs. Katherine Thomas Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Grace Lutheran Church of Macungie – Tom Kwiatek, executive director – Bryan Gault, board president Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tillinghast Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hahn Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Top Star Mr. and Mrs. William Bachenberg Mr. John S. Hayes, Esq. Association Trinity Lutheran Church of Lansdale Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Roland Heck Union Lutheran Church of Mr. Michael Balshi and Mrs. Carolyn Balshi Mr. and Mrs. William L. Heydt Schnecksville Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hoffmann UNUM Mrs. Jane C Beitel Ms. Jayne L. Hontz Driven by a commitment to give back to the community they serve, the members Vistacom, Inc. Mr. David J. Benzak Ike's Service Centers of the Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Mr. and Mrs. Adolph A. Wachsmuth Ms. Elizabeth P. Bergbower ISS Solutions, A Geisinger Company Association converted their 2010 Auto Mr. Clifford E. Warfield Mr. and Mrs. C. Brook Bergey Mr. John Carl Johnson Show Preview Night into a charitable Wayne Memorial Hospital System, Inc. Geoffrey and Wenda Boyer Mr. Mark A. Johnson gala, benefiting Good Shepherd's WEBB Medical Systems Calvary Lutheran Church of Laureldale Mr. John M. Kanard Pediatric Program. 17 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Keim Miss Marguerite Olson Mr. and Mrs. J. Linford Snyder Mr. and Mrs. David J. Kepler The Honorable Madaline Palladino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Kimbrough Mrs. Reniea A. A. Peters Mr. Arthur C. Souders Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Kirkwood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinto, Jr. St. Andrew's Lutheran Church of Rev. Laura L. Klick Ms. Katharine S. Place Perkasie Mr. Gary M. Koch Plants Alive, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Stahl Mrs. Ruth M. Koenig Mrs. Dorothy B. Plesser Mrs. Theresa Stine Attorney and Mrs. Jacob Kolb Mrs. Georgine M. Poole Ms. Dorothy E. Stringer Mr. Jeff Kolibas Ms. Rochelle D. Quiggle Mr. Randy Stubits Miss Anna Kritis Mr. Joseph Raia Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Landis Mrs. Ida H. Reinert Sunburst Property Management Mr. Walter Leach, Jr. Reinhard Insurance Group Mrs. Gloria A. Szakos Mr. Michael Lee Mr. Philip M. Remig Mr. Anthony Taibi and "We were both raised at St. Paul's Lutheran on Mr. and Mrs. John Lehner Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Richard Ms. Constance Kovar South 8th Street and the Good Shepherd Home Liberty Lutheran Church Mr. Reed B. Riker Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Trollinger was a part of our upbringing. Good Shepherd is Mr. Thomas E. Lilli Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Rinella, Jr. Joseph and Lorraine Tumolo a class act that serves the community in many Mr. and Mrs. G. Arden Link Mrs. Shirley M. Rittenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Ullman ways – residents, rehabilitation and pediatrics. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lorenz Mrs. Joy H. Robinson Mrs. Mary E. Unkefer We are convinced the Lehigh Valley is a better Mr. David Lyons and Dr. Pamela Shields Mr. and Mrs. Herman P. Rohl Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Vaughn place because of it." Ms. Lorraine M. May Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Rummel Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Viston – Rod and Jean Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. McKeon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Rumore Mrs. Mary N. Walker Mr. Rodney Meagher and Mr. Robert P. Ryall Mr. Robert Watson Mrs. Jean Meagher Dr. R. Richard Schall, PhD Miss Alma E. Wetzel The Meaghers give both time and treasure Mr. William G. Meier Schindler Elevator Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. White to Good Shepherd. They volunteer at the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mengak Mr. William F. Schmidt Willow Brook Land Development annual Conrad W. Raker Sporting Clays Mrs. Vesta O. Mershon Dr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Sembrot, MD Corp., LLC Invitational and made a generous gift to Mr. Dave Messics Ms. Barbara D. Senftleben Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Witmer the Pediatrics Program. Jean heads the Meyers Gun Shop Ms. Josephine A. Senseman Mr. Robert W. Wolf endowment fund committee at New Life Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Millenbruch Mrs. Helen A. Shade Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Wright Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Mr. and Mrs. Arlington R. Miller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Sheftel Young Plumbing & Heating Tripoli. At her suggestion, the church Mr. Michael L. Millman Mr. and Mrs. Larrie Sheftel Ms. Louise M. Zarrow, CPNP donated a portion of the fund's earnings to Mr. Michael G. Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Sheftel Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Zieger Good Shepherd. In 2007, Rod spent five National Stroke Association Dr. Edward A. Shelly Mr. Paul C. Ziegler weeks as an inpatient recovering from a burn injury. The Meaghers are grateful for North Penn Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sigal Zion Lutheran Church Packerton the excellent care Rod received. Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Okunski Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Silberg Willing Workers 18 GOOD SHEPHERD Patti Gates-Smith* level who have remembered WOMEN'S CIRCLE Marna Hayden* Good Shepherd in their will or Connie Koch have created a life income or Jane L. Kohler* insurance gift. Cathy L. Leiber* Barbara G. Lieberman Anonymous (5) Miriam Ludwig Mrs. Klara Aagenes Midge Mosser Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barclay Maina Pawar Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bauer Linda S. Perin Mr. David K. Bausch Edith Ritter Mrs. Johanna Bees Diana (Dee) Serfass Ms. Ruth I. Bennett This year, a group of Mary Jo Serfass Lee and Cerf Berkley philanthropic-minded women Sandhya Singh Mrs. Clara E. Birunas gathered together to form Good Shepherd's first Women's Circle, * Member, Active Core Team Mrs. Mildred Bogert and "Growing up, I saw so much good membership in which starts at Mr. Robert Bogert that was done at Good Shepherd. I $1,000 annually. Together, Robert and Tammy Bognar knew I always wanted to be a part of PLANNED GIVING the members make strategic Mr. Merritt H. Bossard it. I remember Good Shepherd in my decisions about the Good Ms. Phoebe A. Boyer prayers daily." Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Boyer Shepherd programs that will Mrs. Grace Breinig – Frieda Wahrmann benefit from their collective charitable donations. Thank you Ms. Margery Brunner to the following charter members Mr. Harry Buchin of the Women's Circle. Mr. Hubert H. Bury Frieda's loyalty as a donor dates back to The 1908 Raker Society is Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Bussard 1982. Since then, she has made 97 gifts Polly Beste Dr. E. Joel Carpenter IV and and named Good Shepherd in her will. deeply grateful for donors, past Mary Lynn Bonsall Mrs. Judy Carpenter Frieda's father, The Rev. H.E.C. and present, who support the Wendy Body charitable mission of Good Stanley and Solveig Cherim Wahrmann, was called upon in 1920 by Maria A. Bouloux* Shepherd through estate Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chezik Good Shepherd founder, The Rev. John Pam Calabrese planning. Their foresight has Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark, Sr. H. Raker, to serve as administrative Carol A. Carpenter* Mrs. Sheila Clark secretary and "general helper," a post he played an integral role in carrying Natalie F. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Clark held for more than 40 years. Above, forward the mission of The Rev. Marie Dowling Mr. Edward Coleman and Frieda holds a treasured picture of her John H. and D. Estella Raker. late father and mother, Emma Louisa. Dr. Tamar Earnest Mrs. Natalie Coleman Susan L. Galius* The society welcomes new Mr. John L. Coleman Sally Gammon members starting at the $1,000 Mr. Alto Rex Cooper 19 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Mr. Joseph E. Correll Mrs. Ardath Heard Ms. Verna K. Lindsly Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cressman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Heffelfinger Mrs. Wilhelmine B. Lysinger Mr. Malcolm M. DeLong Mrs. Joyce W. Heil Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mangold Mrs. Carol A. Dennis and Ms. Carol D. Henn Mrs. Mabel M. Marks Mr. Ray E. Dennis Mrs. Mary T. Henry Mrs. Viola McGregor Sister Millicent J. Drake Mr. Lester B. High Mrs. Sandra Spitzer McKelvey Dr. Tamar Earnest and Mrs. Velma O. Hinton Mrs. Eleanor H. Miller Mr. William Earnest Mr. and Mrs. David D. Hoffman Mrs. Sara K. Miller Mr. Marc Elstad Mrs. John Raker Hudders Mrs. Wilma S. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Donald Engle William Max and J. Lorraine Izer Mrs. Jacqueline G. Mock Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Alvin V. Johnson Mrs. Gertrude K. Moorhouse Rev. Charles E. and C. Louise Fair Mrs. Helen K. Johnson Mr. James Morrash Dr. Lona Farr and Mr. David Voellinger Rev. and Mrs. John W. Johnson, Jr. Mr. John W. Moser and "Supporting Good Shepherd is easy because Mr. and Mrs. Roderic R. Fink Dr. Peter A. Keblish and Mrs. Shirley Moser of its commitment to all who require healing. Mr. Charles A. Fisher Mrs. Ruth Keblish Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mosser III I was one of those people more than 25 years ago. Still today I receive healing from this Mr. Richard Fleming Mrs. Marilyn L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Edgar K. Muhlhausen place and the true Good Shepherd, Jesus Mrs. Margaretta S. Frankenfield Mrs. Verna A. Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Z. Myer Christ, upon whom the organization's mission Mr. Harry J. Frederick Mrs. Beryl M. Kiefer Mrs. Dorothy B. Myers is established." Mrs. Elizabeth G. Fronheiser Mrs. Jane R. Kiscadden Rev. Glenn G. Neubauer Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. Furst Mrs. Janet C. Kistner Miss Elaine H. Newhart – Jamie Smith Mr. Edgar L. Gehman Mr. Robert E. Kline Mr. Rudolph F. Nickisher Mr. Kermit K. Gehman Mrs. Geraldine Knickerbocker Mr. Frank Nikischer Mrs. Bernice Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knipe Mrs. Judith Nikischer In 1983, Jamie was an inpatient at Good Shepherd following a car accident that Mrs. Kay Gontner and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Koch Mrs. Annie M. Nolf injured his spinal cord and left him Mr. Chester Gontner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Koenig Mrs. Virginia F. Nunan paralyzed from the waist down. Now a Mr. and Mrs. David B. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Kretlow Mr. and Mrs. William E. Omick, Sr. grateful donor, he has supported the Mr. Elvin D. Gradwohl Mrs. Elizabeth Krieg Mrs. Marjorie L. Opdyke recreational therapy program and, through Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Griffitts, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte R. Landis Dr. and Mrs. Morton B. Parmet his partnership in Around the Clock Dr. Richard F. Grunt and Mr. Mayo W. Lanning Ms. Jean L. Penny Nursing, he and his colleagues have supported the Good Shepherd Pediatrics Ms. Sharon Gaiser Mr. Philip G. Le Van Mrs. Gloria Pool Program as a sponsor of the 2009 Golf & Sally and Larry Gurskey Miss Gladys M. Lerch Mrs. Betty G. Porter Tennis Invitational and through donations Ms. Beryl L. Harrison Rev. Donald I. Lindman and Mrs. Hilda H. Price to other pediatric fund-raising events. Ms. Marna Hayden Mrs. Kathleen Lindman Mrs. Grace A. Raker 20 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reese Mrs. Jeanne M. Turtzo Mr. G. B. F. Deily Mr. James O. Kressley Mr. Karl R. Reichstadter Mrs. Luella Vogel Mrs. Mary R. Delcamp Mr. Richard W. Kurtz Mrs. Joanne S. Reider Mrs. Carolyn Volk Mrs. Ruth R. Diehl Mr. Ralph J. Larosh Mrs. Roby C. Reitz Dr. and Mrs. Nelvin L. Vos Mrs. Leah M. Dries Ms. Mary C. Laubach Linda H. Repsher Miss Frieda L. Wahrmann Rev. Leland K. Fackler Mr. John J. Lawrence Mr. Harry T. Rice Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Walp Mrs. M. Alice Fisher Mr. Karl M. Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Richard Rev. Dr. Harold S. Weiss and Ms. Florence Y. Flach Mrs. Marguerite S. Lichtenwalter Mr. Reed B. Riker Mrs. Mary Anne Weiss Mrs. Christine D. Fortune Mr. Walter J. Loy Mr. Gery J. Robleto Ms. Jessica L. Wentz Mrs. Anna M. Frank Mrs. Marianne B. Marine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ross Mrs. Alyce M. Wert Mrs. Hilda Frazer Ms. Lorraine M. Miller Miss Doris E. Sandt Rev. and Mrs. Richard C. Wolf Ms. Mary Jane Fritz Mr. Robert K. Mosser Miss Arlean E. Schlear Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Wolfe Mr. George W. Gangewer Ms. Mary E. Neuffer Mrs. Virginia O. Schlechter Mrs. Dorothy R. Wright Mr. Joseph Garth Mr. Adin H. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Schucker Mrs. June L. Wright Mrs. Beatrice L. Gilbert Mr. John P. Oberholtzer Mrs. Anna C. Schurz Mr. Clarence S. Yergey Mr. Frank F. Hausman Mrs. Eleanor L. Quigley Mrs. Amelia Segesdy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Young Ms. Laila M. Heffner Ms. May G. Reno Rev. and Mrs. Eric C. Shafer Mrs. Doris K. Yourishin-Iero Mrs. Margaret S. Hellyer Mr. Albert T. Rex Mr. Richard C. Shafer and Mr. and Mrs. Roman Zaharchuk Ms. Creda E. Heppe Ms. Marion K. Rhoads Mrs. Norine Shafer Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Zinner Mr. Benjamin F. Herr Mr. Ammon H. Rhodes Mrs. Naomi Shelly Mr. Albert C. Hladish Mr. Edwin Rohn Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sherry The following friends, who Mr. George H. Holtzapple Mr. Frank Rothdeutsch Mr. Donald B. Smith included Good Shepherd in Mrs. Georgiana W. Jackson Mr. Erwin F. Schabhuettl Mr. Jamie J. Smith their estate plans, have Ms. Margaret Jacobs Mr. John Harold Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smokler passed away. Mrs. Martha J. Snyder Ms. Alverta G. Jones Ms. Joanna B.F. Schlechter Mrs. Beatrice E. Spiegler Anonymous Mr. John R. Kauffman, Jr. Mr. Warren S. Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stahle Mrs. Dorothy M. Bachert Ms. Mary Ellen Keller Mr. George E. Serfass Ms. Sandra Z. Staley Ms. Elizabeth Bergenstock Rev. Charles K. Kerschmar Mr. Samuel B. Sexton, III Mr. William E. Stone Mr. Arthur Boesler, Jr. Mr. Claude W. Kline Mrs. Lydia M. Sommer Mrs. Gayle D. Stoneback Mrs. Margaret R Bower Mr. Edward S. Knisely Mr. Thomas A. Taylor Miss Lillian E. Troutman Mr. Robert R. Clark, Sr. Mr. Samuel R. Knouse Ms. Elizabeth S. Taylor Joseph and Lorraine Tumolo Ms. Laura S. Cortright Mr. Jacob W. Kratz Mrs. Margaret W. Underkoffler Mrs. Anneliese Tunnhoff Mr. Charles J. De Hart Mr. Guy L. Kratzer Mr. John F. Wieder 21 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Mrs. Heather Douglass Andrews Ms. Gabriella Ciaccio Mrs. Mary Dreisbach Ms. Barbara Arndt Ms. Erica Clarke Mr. Michael Dries Many companies offer a matching Mr. William Bachenberg Ms. Judy Clemens Mr. John Edelman gift program to encourage and Mr. Gary Bachman Mr. Gary Clewell Ms. Georgine Edwards support the philanthropic giving Ms. Nancy Bachman Ms. Heather Coe Ms. Eddie Ehlert of their employees. Good Shepherd Ms. Alison Baker Mr. Bruce Cohen Mr. Peter Eibl is pleased to recognize these Mr. James Bambu Ms. Wendy Cole Ms. Sally Elias companies that have made Ms. Bryanna Rosario Barakat Ms. Lisandra Collazzo Ms. Elizabeth Engler matching gift contributions. Ms. Jennifer Barakat Mr. Robert Conner Ms. Patricia Engler Altria Group Ms. Michelle Barakat Ms. Jessica Cortez Mrs. Annie Episcopo GlaxoSmithKline Ms. Gabrielle Barna Ms. Carmille Costaglola Ms. Levi Erb Ms. Nicole Barna Mr. Israel Cruz Ms. Amber Erdman IBM Corporation Ms. Tiffany Barndt Mr. Jordano Cruz Ms. Sherri Erkinger Home Depot Ms. Elizabeth Barrall Ms. Karen Csencsits Mrs. Sherry Farrell Merck Mrs. Shirley Baum Ms. Mary Cuccinello Ms. Rachel Febert Mobil Ms. Sophie Bean Ms. Sabine Dasilva Mr. Ray Federici Penn Virginia Corporation Mrs. Diane Beil Ms. Katey Dauble Mrs. Susanne Feinour Prudential Mr. Nathan Benner Mr. Chad Davidheiser Ms. Marie Feinour Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Ms. Lynn Bittner Mr. Philip Delany Ms. Carol Fell Wachovia Mrs. Jayne Bongiovanni Ms. Dayanna Delarosa Mr. Kenneth Fenstermaker Ms. Kira Boslet Ms. Dorothy DeLazaro Ms. Jolene Fetherman HONOR ROLL OF VOLUNTEERS Ms. Michelle Botelho Ms. Nicole Delle Donne Ms. Nadine Fink Ms. Judy Bowman Mr. Franklin DeLong Mr. Joseph Fischl Good Shepherd is blessed to have Ms. Dixie Buchanan Ms. Amanda DeMasi Ms. Emily Flowers many volunteers who give their time Ms. Kimberly Buck Ms. Suzette Denezza Mr. Robert A. Ford and their hearts in support of our mission. To all our volunteers, Ms. Julianne Budwash Mrs. Linda Derr Ms. Diane Fraley thank you for sharing, for caring Mr. Alex Burgdos Ms. Sharon Devine Ms. Marissa Frey and for giving. Ms. Karen Byrnes Ms. Christine Devitt Mr. Glenn Fretz Ms. Rosa Cancel Mr. Ben Ditzler Mrs. Jane Fretz Ms. Sandra Ackerman Ms. Starline Canfield Mr. Todd Donnelly Mr. Bill Fritz Mr. William Agriss Mrs. Carol Chadwick Mr. Anthony Dorney Mr. Chris Gada Mrs. Victoria Aitchison Ms. Carol Christman Ms. Ann Dougal Ms. Suzanne Garber Ms. Maryalice Amoroso Ms. Myrna Chubbs Mr. Alfred E. Douglass, IV Mr. Omar Garcia 22 Ms. Maria Garcia Mr. Keith Jenkins Mrs. Shirley McCormick Mrs. Annette Gardner Ms. Phyllis Johnson Mr. Roy McDermott Ms. Maria Geonnotti Mrs. Virginia Jones Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald Mr. Robert Gilbert Ms. Andrea Jordan Ms. Wendy McLean Ms. Rebekah Gilbert Ms. Kathryn Karoly Ms. Sasha Medina Mr. Raymond Gnatt Ms. Dee Kates Mrs. Winnie Melinsky Ms. Rosalie Goldstein Ms. Marian Keglovits Mr. Bryan Meltzer Ms. Theresa Gonzalez Mr. Glenn Keiser, Jr. Mrs. Lauren Messerli Mr. Steve Gordy Mrs. Dolores Kelhart Mr. Steve Miller Mrs. Rita Granitz Mr. David Kepler Ms. Tina Minnich Ms. Alicia Gray Mr. Matthew Kerns Ms. Deanna Molchany Ms. Jaynni Greenberg Mr. Michael Kissel Ms. Tyler Morrell Mrs. Mary Lou Grigalonis Ms. Chelsea Klueber Ms. Joanne Moss "Good Shepherd is great for the Lehigh Valley Ms. Pauline Gruber Mr. Joseph Koch Mr. Raymond Moyer community. As the president of a successful Mr. David Guffy Ms. Stacey Kochanek Ms. Ann Mulhall leading business, I think it's important to give Ms. Rachel Guffy Ms. Amanda Koenig Mr. Michael Nagle back. I am very humbled to have chaired the Mr. Larry Gurskey Ms. Linda Kreithen Ms. Mildred Nagle Good Shepherd Golf & Tennis Invitational Ms. Sally Gurskey Ms. Barbara Krukowski Mr. Vincent Napolitano committee for the past two years." Ms. Debbie Hager Ms. Eileen Krywanis Mr. Phil Nguyen – Todd Donnelly Ms. Marlena Hamm Mrs. Cheryl Labs Mr. Tim Nikitin Ms. Joyce Hazuda Mrs. Anne Landis Ms. Ginger Novack Ms. Deborah Heft Ms. Anthony Lettorale Mrs. Jeannine O'Callaghan In 2009, Todd Donnelly, president of Ms. Nancy Hernandez Ms. Kathy Lilly Mr. Ricardo O'Connor Viamedia, used his drive, energy and Ms. Vickiana Hernandez Mrs. Shirley Lizotte Ms. Victoria Otto unbridled enthusiasm to chair the Ms. Ronnie Hess Mr. Alan Lucas Ms. Renee Oxford committee for the Golf & Tennis Invitational Ms. Alexis Hightman Ms. Suzan Lucas Ms. Merrilee Patten for Pediatrics, making it the most Mr. Michael Hoosier Mr. Dave Lutz Ms. Courtney Patterson successful tournament in Good Shepherd's Mrs. Carol Iannantuono Ms. Jim Madara Ms. Yahaira Perdomo history. Then, he repeated the effort in 2010. Under Todd's leadership, the Mr. Jack Iannantuono Mr. Bob Makos Mr. Harry Person II committee launched a fund-raising event at Mr. Jason Iannantuono Mrs. Elfie Maniatty Ms. Laura Petterway Braveheart Highland Pub, which brought Ms. Suzan Imes Ms. Carol Mark Ms. Lauren Piehl together friends, donors and Good Shepherd Ms. Cathy Jaindl Leuthe Mrs. Debra Martin Ms. Melida Porras employees for a night on the town, also Mrs. Tiffany James Ms. Natalia Martinez Ms. Holly Purkey benefiting the Pediatrics Program. 23 HONOR ROLL OF VOLUNTEERS Pastor Gary Rankin Ms. Taryn Shaheen Mrs. Sally Ullman Ms. Louise Rees Ms. Bernice Shaneson Mr. Gabriel Urffer Mrs. Dolores Rehrig Mr. J. Shauger Mrs. Eleanor Veneziano Mr. Fred Reichert Ms. Eva Sheesley Mr. Richard Vorholy Ms. Ann Reinert Mrs. Judy Sheftel Mrs. Carol Vorholy Mr. Dennis Repsher Ms. Kiana Shields Ms. Diane Washburn Mrs. Beverly Repsher Ms. Joanne Slusser Ms. Amanda Webster Mr. John Riegger Mr. Robert Smith Ms. Macy Weidner Ms. Carol Riepensell Ms. Ashley Smith Mr. Mark Weidner Mr. Dylan Rivera Ms. Kendra Smith Ms. Marissa Weidner Mr. Bill Robbins Ms. Shannon Smith Ms. JoAnn Wells Ms. Alyssa Robertson Ms. Ellen Sockin Mr. Kevin Wenck Mr. Ron Robinson Ms. Diane Sofka Mr. William Wentz Ms. Margarita Rodriguez Ms. Mildred Soha Mr. Chuck Werkheiser "Being named Volunteer of the Year Mr. Robert Roland Matthew Sorrentino, Esq. Mr. Neil Wetcher was such a highlight for me. It made Ms. Olga Roque Ms. Joan Stanton Ms. Jim Wickert me feel like I'm doing something with Mr. Charles Roth, Jr. Mr. Jason Stauffer Ms. Lauren Wieser my life that counts. I always wanted to Mrs. Donna Rovito Mr. William Stauffer Ms. Anna Mae Williams go into mission work. This is my Mr. Stan Rugis Ms. Kelly Steber Ms. Linda Williams mission here." Mr. Michael Rutman, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Steltz Ms. Sharon Williams – Georgine Edwards Ms. Roni Santone Mrs. Lucille Stephens Mr. Henry Williams, Jr. Mr. Donald Saunders Ms. Jane Stone Mr. C. Richard Wilson Mr. Sam Saxton Ms. Jane Storch Mr. Bill Wright Mr. Anthony Scarcia Ms. Jerry Strohl Mr. Tim Yenawine A warm and welcoming smile paired with a giving heart are just two of the reasons Ms. Lindsay Schadt Ms. Helen Sunga Mrs. Michelle Young Georgine was named the 2010 Conrad W. Ms. Madison Schantz Ms. Nicole Tennant Ms. Alice Zahradnik Raker Volunteer of the Year. Georgine Mrs. Rita Scheller Mr. Stanley Theodoredis Mr. Jonathan Zavocki gives of her time selflessly as receptionist Mr. Bruce Schmidt Mrs. Dorothy Thiel Ms. Julia Zecchini at the Conrad W. Raker Center and can Mrs. Diann Schmoyer Ms. Mary Thompson Mr. Conor Zellner always be counted on to help with any Ms. Kendra Schmoyer Mrs. Mary Kay Thomson Mr. Paul Zimmermann project. Last year, Georgine volunteered Mr. Brett Schwartz Mrs. Helen Trinkle Mr. Jeff Zimskind 1,180 hours. Ms. Beverly Seibert Mr. Cliff Trumbo Mr. James Shaheen Ms. Shiva Trupp To become a Good Shepherd volunteer, visit www.GoodShepherdRehab.org/volunteer or call 610-776-3125. 24 We gratefully acknowledge all those who served on Good Shepherd's Board of Trustees and Work Services Advisory Board, our facility medical directors and our administrators for fiscal year 2010. Board of Trustees – Good Shepherd Facility Medical Directors Frank Hyland, MSPT, Vice President, Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Network Services; Administrator, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Phillip R. Bryant, DO Hospital Richard E. 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The Spurs enter the week with 13 straight victories, tied for the fifth-longest in franchise history. Consecutive home games against Philadelphia and Denver give them a good chance of reaching 15, after which circumstances could force their hand. [Read More]
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The San Antonio Spurs defeated the New Orleans Pelicans, 101-95, on Monday night to win their fifth straight game. Tony Parker finished with a game-high 27 points, while Manu Ginobili added 14 points in his first game back after missing the last two games with a hamstring injury. San Antonio improved to 7-2 in the […] [Read More]
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The San Antonio Spurs (29-8) play the New Orleans Pelicans (15-21) tonight at New Orleans Arena. Here are five things to know about tonight's game: 1. Green is Red: Guard Danny Green is expected to miss four weeks after an MRI revealed a fracture in his left hand. Green suffered the injury on Sunday night […] [Read More]
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Express-News Spurs Insider Mike Monroe and Spurs Reporter Jabari Young recap the Spurs 112-93 win over the New Orleans Pelicans. Manu Ginobili had a team-high 16 points; Tony Parker added 14 points and seven assists and Marco Belinelli finished with 14 points. The win gave the Spurs their 11th straight win. [Read More]
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The San Antonio Spurs (12-1) will play the New Orleans Pelicans (6-6) tonight at the AT&T Center. Here are five things to know about tonight's game: 1. Best Start: San Antonio's 12-1 start is the best start since the 2010-11 season when the Spurs went 14-1. 2. Sixth Straight?: San Antonio has won five straight […] [Read More]
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One of the longest streaks of positive performance on Wall Street came to an end last year, with Astenbeck Capital Management's first-ever annual loss.
Astenbeck, which is run alongside the much older and more venerable Phibro commodities trading desk by Andrew Hall, lost 3.8% last year, Reuters reports. Hall has managed money for outside investors only since 2007 and launched Astenbeck in 2010 to take over those operations, but at Phibro, he had posted positive gains every year since 1997.
Astenbeck, which manages about $5 billion, was whipsawed by the market volatility this year. The hedge fund rose 18% through April, but lost much of those gains during early May's oil rout. By the end of August, it was down more than 10%, only to recover and then some. Another swoon, 18% in September, left it down 5%, but Stephen Chazen, CEO of Phibro parent Occidental Petroleum, said that by October Hall was back at even, if not better.
In the wake of his first loss in recent memory, Hall has retooled his top staff somewhat. Deputy Malcolm McAvity retired from the firm last month—he said last year's loss had nothing to do with his exit at 61 after 26 years—and Hall hired John Petti as co-chief oil trader, alongside the boss himself, and Christian Harris as head of agricultural and non-energy commodity trading.
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Bear in Heaven Announce New Album Time Is Over One Day Old, Share "Time Between"
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Bear in Heaven: "Time Between" (via SoundCloud)
Bear in Heaven are following up their 2012 LP I Love You, It's Cool with a new one this summer. Time Is Over One Day Old is out August 5 via Dead Oceans. That's the album cover above, plus new track "Time Between".
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Here's the day-glo 1980s visual for Bear in Heaven's "Sinful Nature", off their latest LP I Love You, It's Cool. In the clip, director (and former Pitchfork.tv contributor) Yoonha Park brings to life the experience of watching the movie Pretty Woman while tripping on acid. Mondaaaaaaaayyyyyy!
Bear in Heaven Release New Video, Single, Mockumentary
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Bear in Heaven: "Sinful Nature" (via SoundCloud)
In anticipation of their upcoming album, I Love You, It's Cool, out April 3, Bear in Heaven have released a five-minute, behind the scenes "mockumentary" regarding their slowed-down album stream project. They have also released a noticeably fast paced video for album cut "The Reflection of You", which is noticeably faster paced and has a galactic dance vibe. They've also released another song from the album, "Sinful Nature".
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The next album from Brooklyn band Bear in Heaven, I Love You, It's Cool, is out April 3 via Dead Oceans and Hometapes. (That's the album art, above.) The band has been streaming a version of the record that's been slowed down 400,000% since December on their website; they say it's on track three now. But now we've got the actual, not-slowed-down version of album cut "The Reflection of You", above. Check out the full album tracklisting below.
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Bear in Heaven will follow up 2009's BNM'd Beast Rest Forth Mouth with their third album, I Love You, It's Cool, co-released by Hometapes and Dead Oceans in April. (They'll tour North America this spring as well.)
Starting today, the band's website is streaming the album... but this isn't your typical album stream. Rather, it slows the record down by almost 400,000%. It will play the album one time, from top to bottom, until April 3. Bet the Flaming Lips are pissed they didn't think of this first!
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On Record Store Day-- April 16 this year-- Brooklyn synth-rockers Bear in Heaven and Norwegian space-disco wizard Lindstrøm will team up to release a split single on Hometapes. On one side, Bear in Heaven will cover "Lovesick", a track from Real Life Is No Cool, Lindstrøm's 2010 collaborative album with singer Christabelle. Bear in Heaven have been covering the song live for a while now; you can stream their seven-minute version above.
On the flipside, Lindstrøm remixes Bear in Heaven's great 2009 single "Lovesick Teenagers". As with all Record Store Day releases, this one will be available only at independent record shops, so line up early.
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By Ryan Dombal on September 3, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. EDT
Matthew Dear: Slowdance (Bear in Heaven Remix)
We like most everything about electro-pop guru Matthew Dear's sultry and mysterious new album, Black City. We've already given it Best New Music honors and put not one but two tracks in our Playlist section, and now we'd like to turn your attention to a remix of another highlight from the record, "Slowdance".
Art rockers Bear in Heaven add some fizzy funk to the gurgling original, and you can download the remix above and listen to Dear's version below:
Broadcast, Bear in Heaven, Oneohtrix Point Never Remix Gonjasufi
By Ryan Dombal on August 10, 2010 at 11:25 a.m. EDT
On October 5, Warp releases The Caliph's Tea Party, a remix album that replaces the ludicrously shroomed-out beats of Gonjasufi's recently BNM'd debut album, A Sufi and a Killer, with a new batch of (possibly shroomed-out) instrumentals courtesy of Broadcast and the Focus Group, Bibio, Bear in Heaven, Oneohtrix Point Never, and more. At the center is Gonjasufi's signature croak aka one of the most unique voices to come out of 2010.
Stream reworks from Bear in Heaven and electronic producer Mark Pritchard here. Check out the remix record's tracklist below:
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By Larry Fitzmaurice on June 23, 2010 at 11:05 a.m. EDT
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Bear in Heaven: Ultimate Satisfaction (The Field Remix)
As previously reported, Brooklyn synth-gazers Bear in Heaven are set to reissue last year's BNM'd album Beast Rest Forth Mouth September 14 via Hometapes. The reissue will come with a bonus disc of remixes from notables such as High Places, Studio, Jesu's Justin K. Broadrick, and minimal techno mastermind Axel Willner, aka the Field. The Field's rework of Beast Rest Forth Mouth standout "Ultimate Satisfaction" is available above.
The Field, High Places, Studio, Jesu Remix Bear in Heaven on Remix Album
By Tom Breihan on June 15, 2010 at 12:50 p.m. EDT
Last year, Pitchfork dropped a BNM on Beast Rest Forth Mouth by Brooklyn trio Bear in Heaven. On September 14, the album will get an encore of sorts when Hometapes reissues Beast Rest Forth Mouth as a double album, with the original LP packaged with an extra disc of remixes of every track on the album.
The remix disc features a pretty diverse list of contributors, including the Field, High Places, Studio, BRAHMS, and Jesu/Godflesh mastermind Justin K. Broadrick. We've got the tracklist below.
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ODDS: Oddsmakers from online sports book Bovada.lv have installed the Grizzlies as 2.5-point favorites over the Spurs, while the over/under total is currently sitting at 180 points. San Antonio currently owns a three-games-to-none lead over Memphis after winning Game 3 on Saturday night.
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The Spurs are looking to end this series and take a nice long break so their older stars can rest as they won't have to play in the NBA Finals until June 6. Spurs head coach GregPopovich did rest two of his stars in Tim Duncan and Tony Parker in the first quarter, but that was more of a benching because the Spurs turned it over five time in the early going. Yet they came back to beat Memphis for the second straight time in overtime, to take a commanding 3-0 lead. They rallied from 18 down in this one to force overtime and complete dominate the Grizzlies, who looked down and beaten. The key for San Antonio has been the defense on Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol. Duncan has been helped by Tiago Splitter and Matt Bonner, and that allowed him to concentrate on offense. Duncan had 24 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and two blocks in Game 3. The Spurs are also motivated by blowing that 2-0 lead to Oklahoma City last year, losing four straight. They have the experience and killer instinct, while Memphis lacks an offensive weapon on the backcourt.
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Ryanair has retracted its statement about offering flights to Europe for as little as $15. The reason for the change of heart why is anybody's guess.
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珲春市 · 혼춘시
|County-level city
A street in Hunchun
|Coordinates: 42°52′N 130°22′E / 42.867°N 130.367°ECoordinates: 42°52′N 130°22′E / 42.867°N 130.367°E
|People's Republic of China
|Xin'an Subdistrict
|• Total
|4,938 km2 (1,907 sq mi)
|41 m (135 ft)
|• Total
|• Density
|45/km2 (120/sq mi)
|Time zone
|China Standard (UTC+8)
|Postal code
|Simplified Chinese
|Traditional Chinese
|Chinese Korean name
|South Korean name
|훈춘 시
Hunchun is a county-level city in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, far eastern Jilin province, Northeast China. It borders North Korea (North Hamgyong province) and Russia (Primorsky Krai), has over 250,000 inhabitants, and covers 5,145 square kilometers.[1] It was capital of Balhae/Bohai Kingdom between 785-793 as "Dongyang".
Administrative divisions[edit]
Hunchun has four subdistricts, four towns, and five townships.[2]
- Xin'an Subdistrict (新安街道 / 신안가도), Jinghe Subdistrict (靖和街道 / 정화가도), Henan Subdistrict (河南街道 / 하남가도), Jinhai Subdistrict (近海街道 / 근해가도)
- Hadamen Township (哈达门乡 / 합달문향), Machuanzi Township (马川子乡 / 마천자향), Mihong Township (密江乡 / 밀강향), Sanjiazi Manchu Ethnic Township (三家子满族乡 / 삼가자 만주족 향), Yangbaozi Manchu Ethnic Township (杨泡子满族乡 / 양포자 만주족 향)
Since the early 1990s, the Chinese government invested a lot in transforming Hunchun into a regional economic center. On 9 March 1992 the Chinese parliament approved to set up Hunchun Border Economic Cooperation Zone. The national government and Jilin provincial government have invested in succession over four billion yuan in Hunchun through the 1990s.[3]
On 16 March 2013, a joint agreement to export textiles to North Korea was announced.[4][5] The textiles would be made into up to 8,000 shirts in North Korea and exported back to China.[4][6]
- Hunchun Border Economic Cooperation Zone
Hunchun Border Economic Cooperation Zone was approved to be national-level border economic cooperation zone in 1992, with a planning area of 24 km2. In 2002 and 2001, Hunchun Export Processing Zone and Huichun Sino-Russia Trade Zone was set up in it. Being located in the junction of China, Russia, and Korea, it enjoys a strategic location. The infrastructure is available. The city focuses on the development of sea food processing, electronic product manufacture, bio-pharmacy, textile industry and other industries.[7]
- Hunchun Export Processing Zone
Hunchun Export Processing Zone is located in 5 km2 area in Hunchun Border Economic Cooperation Zone. Its planned area is 2.44 km2. It enjoys good infrastructure and policies as its parent zone does.[8]
In the early 1990s, Jilin province government constructed a railway and improved the highway to Hunchun. The Tumen River Bridge connects between Hunchun and the North Korean town of Wonjeong (Korean: 원정). The bridge was built during the Japanese occupation in 1938. In 2010 the bridge was renovated as part of an agreement between North Korea and China to modernize the Rason port in North Korea.[9] In addition, a new railway line was constructed which links Hunchun and Makhalino (a station on the Ussuriysk-Khasan line, 41 km before Khasan) in Russia and began operating in February 2000.[10] Hunchun port is 42 km from Posyet and 63 km from Zarubino port towns of Russia.
There is a 250-km/h high-speed rail to Jilin and Changchun under construction as of October 30, 2010.[11]
- ^ http://www.nkeconwatch.com/2009/11/17/china-approves-tumen-border-development-zone/
- ^ "延边朝鲜族自治州-行政区划网 www.xzqh.org" (in Chinese). xzqh.org. Retrieved 2011-04-28.
- ^ "A survey of Hunchun". Office of the TCDC/ECDC Network in China. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ a b Rank, Michael (March 16, 2013). "China signs first offshore processing agreement with North Korea". NK Economic Watch. Retrieved 19 March 2013.
- ^ 吉林对朝出境加工业务运行 (in Chinese). IDPRKorea.com. 2013-03-07. Retrieved 19 March 2013.
- ^ 吉林对朝出境加工业务运行 (in Chinese). IDPRKorea.com. 2013-03-07. Retrieved 19 March 2013.
- ^ RightSite.asia | Hunchun Border Economic Cooperation Zone
- ^ RightSite.asia | Hunchun Export Processing Zone
- ^ Bridge on China-North Korea border being renovated
- ^ Kawamura, Kazumi. "Nine Transportation Corridors in Northeast Asia and Their Discontinuous Points". The Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ http://www.jl.xinhuanet.com/newscenter/2010-10/31/content_21272383.htm
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