LifeTimes: Spring 2011

Jay Cox, FACHEPresident & CEO

Tuomey Healthcare System

DLetter from the President

ear Friends:“Tradition” should be a guide for moving forward rather than an

excuse to remain the same. After almost 100 years of service to Sumter and its residents, all that the Tuomey Healthcare System offers is rooted

in a tradition of compassion. Though this has remained constant, it has not made us stagnant, as we continue to grow and change in ways that make Tuomey a better place for our biggest stakeholder – the community.

With new medical breakthroughs and innovations happening every day, it is evident that science and technology revolutionize our lives, but it is tradition that enriches the human experience. This special edition of LifeTimes and the 2010 Tuomey Foundation Annual Report celebrates Tuomey’s tradition of compassion by paying tribute to the Tuomey Hospice Program, a division of the hospital that is founded on principles of compassionate medical care for terminally ill patients.

This issue also highlights Tuomey Hospice’s superb volunteer program and the people who give their hearts in service to others. Just as they were 30 years ago, when Hospice began, our hospice volunteers are the backbone of the program. For this reason it is imperative that we honor these volunteers, both past and present, and all the selfless work they do to care for others in need.

This outstanding quality of healthcare is one of our proudest achievements, but we are intent to use the tradition of compassion as a guide for making positive strides. Plans are under way to enhance the current program with the addition of a Tuomey Hospice House. With the help of The Tuomey Foundation, Tuomey Healthcare is excited to begin this important work. In this issue of LifeTimes, you will learn about what a hospice house is, what Tuomey intends to accomplish with such a facility, why there is an undeniable need for it in Sumter and how we plan to realize such an ambitious endeavor. Our hope is that you are inspired to get involved.

We are also thrilled to tell you about the exciting new things happening at The Tuomey Foundation, the philanthropic branch of Tuomey Healthcare System. Because of generous support from the community, last year saw much success, including increases in fiscal giving as well as in the number of supporters.

With such incredible community backing, the Foundation is able to continue its steadfast work to ensure that the hospital and community programs it supports continue to grow and enrich the lives of the people of Sumter. Thank you for helping us to carry on Tuomey’s tradition of compassion. Without you – our supporters – none of this would be possible.

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02 It Takes a Village ...At Tuomey Hospice, we know that it takes an entire team to provide the best end-of-life care, tending to the mind, the body and the spirit.

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also inside this issue:

Giving HeartsHospice volunteers are a rare breed -- those special human beings who can give their hearts and their time to people who are at the end of their life.

TEAM TUOMEYIf you’re a part of the

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you give to The Tuomey

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ANNUAL REPORTThe Tuomey

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18Projects funded by The Foundation: page 9

Our generous contributors: pages 10-11, 15-17, 22

Upcoming events at Tuomey: page 24

Photo Gallery: page 24

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or Tuomey employees, caring for others is not just a job. It’s a way of life. The world-class healthcare offered at Tuomey is rooted in a tradition of compassion. This is what

makes Tuomey Hospice special. “Our hospice nurses and employees are passionate patient advocates. They fight for the needs of their patients and the patients’ families, always wanting to go above and beyond the call of duty to provide the quality of care they would expect for their own loved ones,” says Kim Price, Tuomey Hospice administrative director.

Hospice care makes it possible for terminally ill patients and their families to remain together in the comfort and dignity of their homes; this enables family members to take an active role supplementing the care given by medical professionals. Hospice neither hastens nor postpones death. The goal is to treat the person, rather than the disease, by managing pain and providing solace.

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The services provided by hospice are also focused on the well-being of the patient-family unit, with care delivered by an interdisciplinary team that includes the physician, a nurse, aides, a pharmacist, chaplain, social worker and trained volunteers. Specialized medical professionals such as physical, occupational and speech therapists are also involved when needed.

Every situation is different, Price says, and each situation requires multiple perspectives to provide the best possible care. And hospice can be more cost-effective for the family: The daily charges for hospice are significantly lower than hospitals. A study conducted at Duke University, using data from the 1993-2003 National Long Term Care Survey, revealed an average of $2,309 in savings per hospice user in the last year of life.

What we now understand as “hospice” began with the work of Dame Cicely Saunders. While nursing terminally ill patients in 1950s England, Saunders realized that that there

was a need for a medical system that provided specialized care to ease the dying process.

Her work to remedy this problem began the modern hospice movement when she established St. Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967.

Still central to hospice care today, Saunders’ program had a three-point focus in easing life’s final journey: relief from pain and troublesome symptoms, the preservation of dignity and help coping with the psychological and spiritual pain of death through patient and family counseling.

Today, 90 percent of hospice care is delivered at home. There are more than 3,400 hospices nationwide. Some

are divisions of hospitals; others are independent. Some are non-profit organizations; others are for-profit businesses.

In the tri-county area alone, there are 17 hospices.“Unfortunately, not all hospice programs are equal,”

Price explains. “There is no certificate of need (requirement) in South Carolina, so anyone can open a hospice.”

Lavon Hardee, holding a portrait of his late wife, Judy, is surrounded by some of the members of his Hospice Care Team: Chaplain B.J. Drayton; director Kim Price; social worker Linda Windley; nurse Jackie Salonikis;

pharmacist Lisa Gamble; medical director, Dr. Don Dubose; and clinical manager Deree Long.


Some are all about the bottom line, with the focus on business rather than care. The number of options makes it difficult to choose the best hospice, especially during an already emotionally trying time.

Tuomey Hospice is a non-profit agency serving Sumter, Lee and Clarendon counties that began as a volunteer program 30 years ago.

“Our focus is the patients and their families and helping to ease their pain,” Price said.

“What makes us a better option than other hospices in the area is that we are local people serving local people,” she added. “Our patients are neighbors, friends and family members of friends. It is not uncommon for the patients and families we serve to have mutual friends with our nurses, aides or volunteers. That makes us feel like family.”

Tuomey’s hospice nurses are available to their patients 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Additionally, while most of the hospices in the area are part of a national chain, Tuomey Hospice is local. It supports Sumter area businesses, including a local pharmacy and medical equipment provider, when providing patients with what they need.

Something new and unique to Tuomey is that its Hospice Medical Director, Dr. Don DuBose, is making home visits.

Medicare requires patients to have face-to-face visits with a physician prior to entering their third benefit period and every 60 days after that, primarily to verify that the patient continues to meet the criteria for receiving hospice care.

“Dr. DuBose would rather see the patients in the comfort of their homes rather than make them come to his

office,” says Deree Long, Tuomey’s hospice clinical manager. “He really enjoys his time with the patients and their families in such an intimate and personal setting.”

It is often said that we can measure our lives by the relationships we make along the way. At Tuomey Hospice, it is clear that the relationships we make in our final moments are just as important as any other. After Judy Hardee -- a loving wife, mother and grandmother -- was diagnosed with ALS, the time came when she needed hospice care. Like many families faced with this difficult decision, Mrs. Hardee and her husband of 51 years, Lavon Hardee, were unsure what

hospice meant. “We were reluctant at first. We had the misconception that hospice is a last resort,” admits Mr. Hardee. After speaking with some Tuomey Hospice employees, they came to understand what hospice could offer them. “No other hospice group could have benefitted my family more,” he says now.

Family always came first for his wife. “Judy spent her life taking care of others. She was our family’s beacon,” he said. “That’s why it meant so much that Tuomey’s hospice team treated us like family. They adopted Judy.”

“Because of the compassionate care and attention they gave Judy, we were better able to enjoy the time we had left together,” Mr. Hardee says. “They always seemed to know what Judy needed. If it was spiritual comfort, the chaplain showed up. If it was physical comfort, the nurse showed up.”

Hardee was so moved by the compassionate care Tuomey Hospice provided him and his wife that he asked the Tuomey Hospice chaplain to preside over Mrs. Hardee’s funeral service this past February. He also visited the Tuomey Hospice office to thank everyone personally and made a donation to help build a hospice house.

“Tuomey Hospice sets high standards for its employees, and they never fail to surpass those expectations. They always receive positive feedback from hospice families and get high customer satisfaction scores in their evaluations,” says Price.

“What makes us a better option than other hospices in the area is that we are local people serving local people. Our patients are neighbors, friends and family members of friends.

It is not uncommon for the patients and families we serve to have mutual friends with our nurses, aides or volunteers. That makes us feel like family.”

KIM PRICE | TUOMEY HOSPICE ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR


There are times when healing will not come and we need to make a choice. If going home is not an option, Tuomey hopes to provide a simple alternative: THE TUOMEY HOSPICE HOUSE.

“There is a need in this area for such a place, and Tuomey wants to fill that need,” explains Tuomey Hos-pice Director Kim Price. “Currently, all of our hospice patients who need to be in the hospital are not in a cen-tralized location. They are in differ-ent wings of the hospital according to their specific illness and are seen by acute care nurses.”

Tuomey is eager to change that and expand its program by building a hospice house close to the campus to provide compassionate medical care in a home-like setting for ter-minally ill patients. It would be used for those whose symptoms cannot be managed at home and to provide respite to the patients’ families, al-lowing primary caregivers to get up to five days of much-needed rest.

A hospice house would give pa-tients the option to spend their final days in a less “institutional” setting while being cared for by nurses spe-cially trained in end-of-life care.

“I envision a peaceful, spa-like set-ting with rooms that have a homey feel and provide family members a comfortable place to sleep if they want to stay with their loved one,” says Price. A hospice house would also make it easier for patients and families going through similar struggles to connect, adding to the

network of support Tuomey Hospice already provides. Additionally, it will provide Tuomey with a warmer environment in which to conduct individual and group bereavement counseling sessions, monthly volun-teer meetings, the annual Tuomey Hospice Memorial Service and other hospice-related activities.

The plan is for the Tuomey Hospice House to accommodate up to 15 pa-tients with room to grow. It will have a place for visiting children to play, a family room, a chapel, garden areas, meeting rooms and possibly a house pet. The house will be staffed with nurses and aides at a 5-to-1staff-pa-tient ratio, and the medical director will be better able to make more fre-quent rounds. All pharmacy, dietary and laundry needs will be supplied by the hospital.

Tuomey hopes to raise all funds needed – an estimated $4 million – before breaking ground on the project.

“We are excited to begin raising funds for such a worthy cause and look forward to filling that need for the people of Sumter,” says Tuomey Foundation Executive Director Jeff Faw. The Foundation is planning a capital campaign to raise the money and is also exploring grant opportu-nities.

THE TUOMEY HOSPICE HOUSE:

A HOME AWAYFROM HOME

Vicki Ploger, who lost her daughter Melissa to cancer this past December, says, “I have nothing but good things to say about Tuomey Hospice.”

Melissa was a children’s advocate attorney living in Virginia when she learned that her diagnosis was terminal. “I wanted her here with us, so I called Tuomey. They were so accommodating and made all the necessary arrangements. It was reassuring to know my daughter would be in good hands.”

According to her mother, Melissa was a very determined and proactive person, intent to leave her mark on the world. In her years as an attorney, Melissa impacted the lives of more than a million children. The hospice team who cared for Melissa understood her independence and respected her resolve to make the decisions concerning her care.

“The hospice staff would make suggestions, but they always put Melissa’s thoughts and wishes first. They were never intrusive, always knowing when to give us space,” Vicki adds. “They did not just take care of Melissa. They cared for my husband and me too. Everyone went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed, both physically and emotionally. Even the person who delivered Melissa’s medicine would talk and pray with me when I needed comfort.”

After 30 years of service to the people of the tri-county area, Tuomey Hospice employs a staff full of love and is rooted in a tradition of compassion.

“We are steadfast in our mission to provide honest, loving care and to offer strength, dignity, friendship and comfort to our patients and their families during one of life’s most difficult times,” Price said. “That is why Tuomey Hospice is The Hospice that Serves.”


Have you ever given your heart away knowing it would be broken?

Tuomey Hospice volunteers do it every day with unconditional, selfless compassion.

“Hospice volunteers give their hearts away to patients they know they will lose.” said Tuomey Home Health & Hospice Director Kim Price. “They are the backbone of the program. They keep us all focused and inspired.”

Dorothy Richburg is just one of these cherished volunteers. Through her unassuming Southern drawl, she emanates love, compassion and conviction. It’s not surprising to learn that she has always had a passion for caring for others: She worked as a private sitter and nurse’s assistant, and for several years she looked after other people’s children in her home.

After seeing an ad in the newspaper requesting volunteers for Tuomey Hospice, Mrs. Richburg was moved to get involved. Now, with six years of volunteer service behind her, she says, “The people I care for are more to me than patients. I call them my ‘Angels-in-Waiting.’

“I never knew I could love these people as I love my own family, but I do. I am a hands-on person, and each angel I help becomes a part of me,” she adds. “I am there to listen and love with an open heart. It’s a pleasure. I receive

so much from giving my time and love to these people. I am now a volunteer for life.”

Two years ago, Mrs. Richburg found herself tending to a very special 26-year-old man – he was one of the children she had cared for in her home two decades earlier.

“It was difficult to care for him knowing I would lose him, but the experience reminded me that life comes full circle and that the relationships you make along the way are so important,” she said. “Each life is precious, and each death is hard, but the sadness I felt when he passed was eased by the fact that I had been granted the opportunity to give him love one more time.”

It is volunteers like Mrs. Richburg that make the Tuomey Hospice Program special. “Our volunteers not only provide patients and families companionship and respite, but they are also instrumental in building a rapport and trust with the patient and family, which opens the door for our staff to provide better overall clinical care,” explains Tuomey Hospice Chaplain and Volunteer Coordinator the Rev. B.J. Drayton.

The volunteers also help with special events and programs, such as the Festival of Trees and the annual Tuomey Hospice Memorial Service. They deliver gifts and

GIVING HEARTSTHE TUOMEY HOSPICE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

BY ERICA WOODWARD


food to the families and help to put together admission and bereavement packages. But most of all, as Mrs. Richburg explains, a hospice volunteer’s most important job is to “spend time with the patients and families, offer love, understanding and empathy and help to ease their suffering in any way you can.”

Each volunteer participates in a 16-hour orientation, which includes learning about the hospice philosophy, role-playing, HIPAA training and more. Each volunteer is also evaluated on a regular basis and attends a monthly rap session to continue their education, discuss cases, voice recommendations, lend support to each other and share their experiences.

“The rap sessions allow our volunteers the opportunity to come together as a community and to provide each other with support and encouragement, which strengthens the overall hospice program at Tuomey,” Drayton added.

“I don’t want to volunteer anywhere else but at Tuomey,” Richburg asserts. “The hospice team there is fantastic. They are all genuinely compassionate people who work extraordinarily well together to give the best possible care to each patient and family.”

Richburg adds that she is excited about the possibility of a Tuomey Hospice House. “There is a need for one, and it will bring so much to the people who live here. It will provide hospice patients and their families who are going through similar struggles with a comfortable place to bond and support each other,” she said.

Mrs. Richburg also has high hopes of winning the lottery. “When I win, I will build a hospice house for Tuomey and the community,” she proclaims.

And would she want to call it “The Richburg Hospice House?” Absolutely not. She’d name it after the young man she lost two years ago. And with a heart like that of Mrs. Richburg, we’re not surprised.

The Hospice Philosophy Hospice provides support and care for individuals in the last phases of an incurable disease. Our hope is that they may live as fully and comfortably as possible during those final days. Hospice recognizes that ... dying is part of the normal process of living and focuses on enhancing the quality of remaining life. Hospice affirms life and neither hastens nor postpones death. Hospice exists in the hope and belief that through appropriate care and the promotion of a caring community sensitive to their needs, individuals and their families may be free to attain a degree of satisfaction in preparation for death. … Hospice seeks to preserve and promote the inherent potential for growth within individuals and families during the last phase of life. … Hospice programs provide state-of-the-art palliative care and supportive services to individuals at the end of their lives, their family members and significant others, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in both the home and facility-based care settings. Physical, social, spiritual and emotional care is provided by a clinically directed interdisciplinary team consisting of patients and their families, professionals and volunteers during the last stages of an illness, the dying process and the bereavement period.

- The National Hospice andPalliative Care Organization

Tuomey Hospice began three decades ago as an all-volunteer program. Today, the professional team includes doctors, nurses, therapists, pharmacists, social workers and chaplains -- but volunteers are still at the heart of the care given.

Would you like to help? If you can read or talk with a patient or even just sit quietly with someone, if you can file papers in an office, write a letter or make a phone call, help a family member with the groceries, or just listen when someone needs to talk, you’d be a great volunteer!

“The reality is that a volunteer can do whatever he or she wants to do,” said Deree Long, Tuomey’s hospice clinical manager. “We can always use their talent, whatever that may be. They may never have patient contact, or that may be all they want to do.”

Volunteers who give direct patient care are required to fill

out an application, provide two references, give permission for background checks, and offer proof of driver’s license and private insurance. You’ll go through training and, once accepted, will receive a free annual health check, a mammogram after a year of service and a free lunch for every five hours contributed.

Drayton agrees the list of ways a person might help is endless. “Volunteers might make pillows, lap blankets, quilts, or other comforting items,” she said. “Crafters could make flower arrangements or bird feeders. Volunteers might build a wheelchair ramp, play board games, paint, color or draw with the patients. They may make memory books, write out a patient’s story, or simply reminisce with a patient. Patients love company and the presence of community.”

If you’d like to become a Tuomey Hospice volunteer, call coordinator B.J. Drayton at 773-4663.

WANT TO GET INVOLVED?


After more than 15 years of service to Tuomey Healthcare System and the tri-county communities, The Tuomey Foundation continues its tradition of compassion by providing area residents with first-class care. It’s a responsibility we take great pride in.

There have been several exciting changes in the past year. We’ve said goodbye to some dear friends and welcomed some new ones. Executive Director Jeff Faw has settled into his new role quickly, leading the Foundation team with vigor and conviction.

“We have done a lot of work to improve our connection to the community by updating our website and constituent database, creating a Facebook page and enhancing the content of our mailings,” said Faw, who has been directing the Foundation since the fall.

“This emphasis on communication is to increase awareness and get more people involved.”

A North Carolina native, Faw moved to Sumter in 1996 with his wife Jeanne and three children. He says that he is “continually inspired by the generous spirit of the tri-county communities. Even in this time of economic difficulty, the Foundation saw increases in the number of supporters and in charitable giving across the board in 2010.” Because the operating budget of the Foundation is funded by the hospital, 100 percent of all funds raised go straight back to the community.

The Foundation saw a 30 percent increase in individual giving during the 2010 fiscal year. “Thanks to our generous supporters, we raised more money than ever, and as a result were able to support more programs and put more back into the community,” Faw added.

Internal giving was also on the rise in 2010. The number of Tuomey employee donors more than doubled, and the Employee Giving Campaign brought in more than $172,000, which will be used to open a Cancer Boutique & Resource Center in the summer. The center, which will be called From Tuomey, With Love, will be located near the Mammography Department and will offer a wig and hairpiece boutique, scarves, clothing, prosthetics and more for those fighting cancer.

The Foundation is also excited about its new grant-writing initiative, which will enable it to seek funds from federal and private programs. A new grant writing committee has already identified 20 opportunities and is eager to begin the application process.

This growth means great things for the future of the Foundation, the hospital and the community we serve. The Foundation is also working to expand the Women of Tuomey program. It has about 200 members, and its purpose is to build relationships between the women of Sumter and Tuomey Healthcare System. Drawing from the network of women who have graduated from Tuomey Fellows or who are otherwise involved in the activities of Tuomey or the Foundation, Women of Tuomey is predicated on the ever-increasing importance of women as healthcare decision-makers for their families.

“We want to expand this wonderful program so that more women of Sumter are aware of and engaged in all

that Tuomey Healthcare has to offer,” Faw explains. It offers women the chance to attend special

events that focus on healthy living and to hear guest speakers, such as nutritionists and

physicians. All funds raised by the events go to women’s health education.

Another exciting new venture for the Foundation is organizing a capital campaign to promote and raise funds to build a Tuomey Hospice House. A hospice house would provide medical care in a home-like setting for terminally-ill patients and would be used for patients whose symptoms cannot be controlled at home and

to provide respite to the patients’ families.

And the list goes on and on. The Tuomey Foundation is working

hard to reach and support as many people in our area as possible. “Last year was a huge success, and

I am excited about 2011 and beyond,” Faw said. “Most of all, I want more of our community to

get involved in what we do at Tuomey and the Foundation. I encourage everyone to come visit us, learn what we do and take advantage of the classes and programs we offer. You’ll be glad you did.”

The Tuomey Foundation:Where COMPASSION Meets ACTION

BY ERICAWOODWARD

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PROJECTS FUNDED

THE TUOMEY FOUNDATION STAFF

BOARD OF GOVERNORS2010-2011Thomas R. (Tom) Olsen, Sr., ChairmanDeborah S. (Debbie) BowenErnest C. (Ernie) Brown, Jr.Edward K. (Ed) BynumLeroy P. (Roy) CreechEdward W. (Eddie) Duffy, Jr., MDRoy N. Flynn, Jr.Lee O. HollowayDavid B. Lovice, MDAndre’ G. McBrideRobert S. (Bobby) McCreightRichard P. MosesNicole F. NorrisCharles R. (Pap) Propst, MDKay M. Rhoads, PhDR. Glenmore (Glen) SharpJoe J. SingletonRobert B. (Bob) SmithJoseph C. (Joey) SmoakEugene K. (Gene) WestonEarl WilsonWilliam F. (Ted) Young, MD

Jeffery H. FawExecutive Directorand Chief Development Officer

Erik Whaley, Former Executive Director and Chief Development Officer

Vicki M. SingletonAnnual Fund Director

Laura E. HaygoodDonor Relations Coordinator

Catherine A. BrooksGrant Coordinator

Edna ParkerAdministrative Coordinator

Carl Mobley, Accountant

Payment of PledgesNew Cash Gifts Received

Interest & DividendsRealized Gain

TOTAL GROSS DEPOSITSOther Pledge Balance

Gifts in KindUnrealized Gain

Total Other Gifts

TOTAL GROSS FOR THE YEAR

$161,526.17$434,976.17 $ 67,055.37$ 1,454.26$665,011.97$ 82,499.37$ 25,319.58$185,652.35$293,471.30

$958,483.27

$128,598.55

$ 19,973.52

$ 52,989.00

$ 55,636.03

Gross Revenue:

Sumter Arts Showcase:

Festival of Trees:

Golf Classic:

SPECIAL EVENTS SUMMARY

GROSS INCOME

Patient-related 86.18%

Community-related 12.03%

Health Education 1.56%

Scholarships 0.24%


CADUCEUS SOCIETYDr. Melissa W. and Mr. F. Stephen ArscottDr. Mary Elizabeth BlanchardDr. and Mrs. Philip H. BrandtDr. and Mrs. J. J. BrittonDr. and Mrs. J. Dale CannonDr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Clanton, IIDrs. Mark M. and Linda S. CrabbeDr. and Mrs. Kent N. CunninghamDr. and Mrs. P. Douglas deHollDr. and Mrs. Gene F. DickersonDr. and Mrs. G. Scot DiltsDr. and Mrs. E. MacDonald DuBose, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. M. Mayes DuBoseDr. and Mrs. Edward W. Duffy, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Danny H. FordDr. and Mrs. Lea B. GivensDr. Felicia L. GoinsDr. and Mrs. James A. Goodson, IIIDr. and Mrs. Mitchell R. GrunskyDr. Kevin R. HanzDr. and Mrs. Robert C. (Sonny) JonesDr. and Mrs. David A. JusticeDr. and Mrs. William A. KingDrs. Philip L. and Helen D. Latham, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. LauzonDr. and Mrs. Wendell M. Levi, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. W. Mitchell Levi, IIIDrs. Usah Lilavivat and Pusadee SuchindaDr. and Mrs. David B. LoviceDr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Lowder, IIIDr. and Mrs. Wilmot S. McCollough, IIIDr. and Mrs. Ansel R. McFaddin, IIIDr. and Mrs. Michael R. MeaseDr. and Mrs. Mark J. MitchinerDr. and Mrs. Henry P. MosesDrs. Timothy and Tammy PannellDr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Parker, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Patrick, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Osmar A. PinillaDr. Lisbeth W. and Mr. Charles P. PoagDr. and Mrs. Charles R. PropstDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. ReynoldsDr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Riddle, IIIDr. and Mrs. G. Murrell SmithDr. and Mrs. Laurie N. SmithDr. and Mrs. Triz V. SmithDr. and Mrs. T. Rhett SpencerDr. and Mrs. Kurt T. StroebelDr. and Mrs. Eric S. WernsmanDr. and Mrs. Charles H. White, Jr.Dr. Marshall A. WhiteDr. and Mrs. William F. (Ted) YoungDr. Catherine M. Zybak and Mr. James E. Bowman

TUOMEY SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Curt M. AckermanMr. and Mrs. Roger W. AckermanMr. and Mrs. Dent AdamsMr. and Mrs. Julian B. AllenMr. Bruce AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Michael A. ArdisMs. Alicia ArnetteMs. Dale ArnoldMr. Stephen F. and Dr. Melissa W. ArscottMr. and Mrs. Anthony E. BarwickMr. and Mrs. Robert S. BatemanMr. Michael BaumbachMr. and Mrs. J. Edward Bell, IIIMr. and Mrs. David BettsMr. and Mrs. R. Powell BlackMs. Christina L. BlakleyDr. Mary Elizabeth BlanchardRev. and Mrs. James B. BlassingameMr. John BoozerMr. Michael K. BoweMr. and Mrs. Rick BowenMr. Joel J. BowersMr. James E. Bowman and Dr. Catherine M. ZybakMr. and Mrs. William N. Boyce, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Boykin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tripp BoykinMrs. Charldeen L. BozanekMr. and Mrs. John M. Brabham, Jr.Ms. June BradhamMr. Derek M. BradovichDr. and Mrs. Philip H. BrandtDr. and Mrs. J. J. BrittonMs. Alfrita S. BrownMr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Brown, Jr.Mr. Frank BrunsonMs. Peggie BurgessMr. Jeremy BushurMr. and Mrs. Edward K. BynumMs. Mary B. CainDr. and Mrs. J. Dale Cannon, Jr.Mr. Ralph CantyMr. Scott CapellMr. and Mrs. David CarltonDrs. Brent and Dee CarrawayMs. Ann CarterMs. Renae K. ChadwickMr. and Mrs. William D. ChaseMr. Stephen P. CissomDr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Clanton, IIMs. Cynthia P. ClarkMr. Richard ClaytonMr. and Mrs. Jeff ClineMs. Carolyn A. ColegateMr. and Mrs. R. Jay Cox

Drs. Mark M. and Linda S. CrabbeMr. and Mrs. LeRoy P. CreechMs. Heather P. CromerDr. and Mrs. Kent N. CunninghamMs. Becky R. DabbsMs. Catherine C. DarganDr. and Mrs. P. Douglas deHollDr. and Mrs. Gene F. DickersonMs. Karla P. DickinsonDr. and Mrs. G. Scot DiltsMr. and Mrs. W. Andrew DowlingMr. Joe DragichDr. and Mrs. E. MacDonald DuBose, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. M. Mayes DuBoseDr. and Mrs. Edward W. Duffy, Jr.Ms. Williamena M. EasleyMr. and Mrs. Frank O. EdwardsMr. Philip L. EdwardsDr. and Mrs. Thomas W. EppsMr. and Mrs. Scott EstepMr. Rob FauvieMr. and Mrs. Jeffery H. FawMs. Heather B. FeusMr. and Mrs. Charles E. FienningMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FlanaganMr. Randy FloydMr. and Mrs. Roy N. Flynn, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Danny H. FordMs. Beth FordhamMr. and Mrs. Julian G. Frasier, IIIMr. and Mrs. John M. GagnonMs. Tammy L. GaineyMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Galiano, Jr.Ms. Michelle L. (Shelly) GallowayMr. and Mrs. Tom GarrityMr. and Mrs. Timothy H. GaymonMr. and Mrs. James W. GierMr. and Mrs. Shawn M. GilroyDr. and Mrs. Lea B. GivensMr. and Mrs. Chalmers L. Glenn, IVDr. Felicia L. GoinsDr. and Mrs. James A. Goodson, IIIMr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Goodwin, IIIMr. David W. GoogeMr. Robert E. Graham, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Greene, Jr.Mr. Thomas W. Greenman and Ms. Sheri K. WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Ben E. Griffith, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell R. GrunskyMr. Brett HaenDr. Kevin R. HanzMs. Laurie L. HardenMs. Erin M. HarmonMr. and Mrs. Robert C. HarrisMs. Sarah W. Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. Septimus A. Harvin, Jr.Dr. Lynn HawkinsMs. Frances Elaine HintonMr. and Mrs. Lee O. HollowayMr. and Mrs. Otis HollowayMs. Brenda H. HolmesMr. and Mrs. William J. Holmes, IIIMr. and Mrs. Terrell T. HorneMr. Kevin IrelandMr. Richard JenretteMr. Darryl L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. W. Paul JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Doc JollyMr. Bruce JonesMr. and Mrs. James E. JonesMr. Jeff JonesMr. and Mrs. John T. Jones, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. (Sonny) JonesMr. and Mrs. L. Patrick Joyner, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David A. JusticeMs. Alice H. KaminMr. Barnett A. KeittMr. and Mrs. Ali A. KenawyMs. Marguerite M. KenyonMr. and Mrs. Brent A. KingDr. and Mrs. William A. KingMs. Patricia P. KirbyMs. Melissa J. KoehnDr. Cynthia KolbMr. and Mrs. O. Mack KolbMs. Shirley M. KolbMr. Mark LamparellaDrs. Philip L. and Helen D. Latham, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. LauzonDr. and Mrs. Wendell M. Levi, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Wendell M. Levi, IIIMr. Camden LewisMr. and Mrs. J. Greg LewisMr. Bruce T. LightseyDrs. Usah Lilavivat and Pusadee SuchindaMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. LingefeltMr. Robert E. LivingstonDr. J. Grady LocklearDr. and Mrs. David B. LoviceDr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Lowder, IIIMs. Catherine E. LuebbertMr. Stephen G. LutfyMr. and Mrs. Wilson M. MacEwen, Jr.Mr. Stan MagillMr. and Mrs. R. Keith MaklaryMr. and Mrs. J. Gregory MartinMr. Brett MastersMr. and Mrs. André G. McBrideDr. and Mrs. Wilmot S. McCollough, IIIMr. and Mrs. Donald E. McCord

Mr. Jim McCormackMr. and Mrs. John S. McCoyMr. and Mrs. Charles R. McCreightMr. and Mrs. Robert S. McCreightMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. McElveen, Jr.Drs. Ansel R. and Jennifer M. McFaddin, IIIMs. Angela R. McKinney-YatesMr. and Mrs. Russ McLeodMr. and Mrs. D. Douglas McMasterDr. and Mrs. Michael R. MeaseMr. and Mrs. Greg D. MillerMr. and Mrs. Harold T. Miller, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Albert D. MimsDr. and Mrs. Mark J. MitchinerMr. and Mrs. James H. MixonMr. Roy A. MorningMr. and Mrs. G. Britton Moseley, IIIDr. and Mrs. Henry P. MosesMr. Richard P. MosesMr. Dan MulhollandMs. Norma NagyMr. and Mrs. Christopher T. NiebuhrMr. and Mrs. Cletus G. Norris, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William J. Odom, Jr.Maj. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. Thomas R. OlsenMr. Scott O’NealMs. Emily M. O’QuinnMr. and Mrs. John D. OsteenMr. and Mrs. Kyle B. OsteenMr. and Mrs. Sylvester OwensMr. and Mrs. Philip G. PalmerDrs. Timothy L. and Tammy E. PannellMs. Dibble Boyle ParkerDr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Parker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Archie W. ParnellMs. Susan B. ParnellDr. and Mrs. Richard T. Patrick, Jr.Mr. Bryan PaylorDr. and Mrs. Osmar A. PinillaMr. Charlie and Dr. Lisbeth W. PoagMs. Kimberly M. PressleyMr. and Mrs. Danny PriceDr. and Mrs. Charles R. PropstMr. Tom QuirkMr. and Mrs. Grover E. Rabon, IIIMs. Linda L. RainsMr. and Mrs. M. Perry RandleDr. Andrena E. RayMs. Krysti Lyn RedelMr. Jeffrey J. ReedMs. Amy ReillyMr. and Mrs. Seth ReimerMr. and Mrs. William R. RenwickMr. Benjamin H. RexDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Reynolds

The Tuomey Foundation was established in October 1995 as the fundraising arm of Tuomey Healthcare System. Contributions

made by individuals, families, businesses and other foundations go directly to the funds and services for which they are designated and

not to pay operating overhead. This ensures that 100% of donor contributions go to direct services for the community.

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE TUOMEY FOUNDATION IN 2010


Mr. Marvin D. and Dr. Kay M. RhoadsMr. Vernon Tex RhotenDr. Luns C. RichardsonDr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Riddle, IIIMr. and Mrs. George W. RikardMr. Matthew B. RobertsMs. Milissa B. RobertsonMr. and Mrs. S. Lathan Roddey, IIIMr. and Mrs. Scott W. Rumph, Jr.Ms. Gerona SandersMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. SansomMr. Paul J. Schumacher, IIIMr. Ramon Schwartz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. SchwedlerMr. Hason ScottMs. Regina M. ServiceMr. and Mrs. Jerry L. ShadboltMr. and Mrs. R. Glenmore SharpMr. and Mrs. M. David ShawMr. and Ms. A. Dale SherrillMr. and Mrs. Todd SimensonMr. Dewey Earle SimsMr. and Mrs. Joe J. SingletonMs. Libby SingletonMr. and Mrs. Bud SmithDr. and Mrs. Laurie N. SmithDr. and Mrs. G. Murrell SmithRep. and Mrs. G. Murrell Smith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. SmithDr. and Mrs. Triz V. SmithMr. William E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. SmoakMr. and Mrs. James M. SparrowDr. and Mrs. T. Rhett Spencer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Staggs, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ranny StephensMr. and Mrs. Ryan M. StewartMr. and Mrs. D. Gregory StoneMr. and Mrs. Charlie StoneMr. and Mrs. William L. StoverDr. and Mrs. Kurt T. StroebelMr. and Mrs. G. Harris ThaxtonMr. and Mrs. Porter L. Thompkins, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. R. Alex TisdaleMrs. Jane F. TisdaleMs. Elizabeth A. (Murphy) Tuomey WilsonMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. TurnerMr. Harold L. (Hal) Turner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Keller H. WatsonMr. Michael C. WatsonMr. and Mrs. W. Burke Watson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John F. WeissMr. and Mrs. W. Stanley WelchDr. and Mrs. Eric S. WernsmanMr. and Mrs. Erik B. WhaleyDr. and Mrs. Robert B. WhaleyDr. and Mrs. Charles H. White, Jr.Mrs. Charles H. White, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James T. WhiteDr. Marshall A. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Aaron WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson

Mr. James E. WilsonMr. and Mrs. William H. Wise, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Y. WoodrumDr. and Mrs. William F. (Ted) YoungMr. Dan Yount

HERITAGE SOCIETYMs. Denise M. AdkinsMs. Heather N. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Duane N. ClarkMs. Cheryl P. ColemanMs. Jennifer N. CollinsMr. Henry ConnollyMr. Daniel W. CookMr. Michael L. CousinsMs. Susan CrockerMs. Cary B. DavisMs. Robin L. DavisMs. Mary M. DeakinMs. Linda D. DuncanMs. Kristin E. EdingerMs. O. Lawan EvansMs. Sherri L. FalinMs. Kimberly B. GardnerMs. Amber B. GeddingsMr. Kevin GrantMs. Priscilla A. HarrellDr. and Mrs. Donald E. HarropMs. Laura E. HaygoodMs. Judith T. HigginsMr. Edward V. HiteMr. Wm. Brian HuskeyMs. Pamela K. JenningsMs. Kerri N. LavenderMs. Laurin G. LeeMs. Jennifer A. LevinerMs. Brett D. LynamMr. Brian MatulaMs. Paula Ann MaussMs. Edna W. McDowellMr. and Mrs. Angus F. McDuffieMs. Sandra S. McElveenMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McKieverMs. Radene Roberts MillerMs. Tonya J. MimmsMr. Carl K. MobleyMs. Pamela S. MooneyhamMs. Jacqueline M. MooreMs. Laura A. MossellMs. Stacey PackMs. Christine M. PendryMs. Balinda Y. PhillipsMr. Troy W. RobertsMs. Maria E. RussellMs. Marcia A. RyanMs. Bernadette B. SimsMs. Vicki M. SingletonMs. Mary Beth SkeyMrs. Dolores V. SmithMs. Joyce S. SmithMs. Allison L. StevensDr. Ike C. StewartMs. Shea H. Stone

Ms. Linda A. StuckeyMr. Jerome D. WashingtonMs. Margaret M. WatkinsMs. Donna F. WelchMr. and Mrs. Scott WhaleyMs. Pamela D. WhetsellMr. Gregory A. WhiteMr. Heyward O. Wilson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Yates

PATRON SOCIETYOur 365Aberdeen Catery LLCMs. April M. AllenMs. Paula N. AllenMs. Susan ArrantsMs. Sylvia G. AtkinsonMs. Sheri BarfieldMs. Stacy Maria BartletteMs. Lori E. BeatonMs. Diana BenjaminMs. Laura A. BettingerMs. Kathy D. BlanchardMs. Wendy L. BondsMs. Lisa BordelonMs. Gerlinde T. BriceMs. Charlene BrogdonMs. Catherine A. BrooksMs. Phyllis B. BucknerMs. Elaine R. BuddinMs. Tammy L. Burdick Ms. Marlene S. BurgessMs. Cynthia L. CarrawayMs. Mariah N. CarrawayMs. Deela R. CaveChart Links LLCChick-fil-AMs. Robin J. ColemanMs. Elizabeth K. ConnerMs. Patricia J. CourtneyMr. Christian D. CoxMs. Jodi M. DanbackMs. Angela B. DeasMs. Marla M. DeVineMr. William Brad DickersonMs. Jennifer L. DisherRev. Betty Jean DraytonMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. DuRantMs. Elizabeth A. EdwardsMr. Richard B. EdwardsMs. Linda K. EvansMs. Donna E. FaltersackDr. John R. Fleming, Jr.Ms. Beverly K. ForakerMs. Sarah B. FreemanMs. Lorraine V. Frierson Ms. Melissa A. GallieMs. Virginia B. GaymonMs. Jessica E. GeddingsMs. Mary Ann GeddingsMs. Sheila E. GeddingsMs. Connie B. GibbonsMs. Cassandra M. Goodman

Ms. Melissa Y. HackworthMs. Kelly D. HallMs. Sylvia HaynieMrs. Patti G. HendrixMs. Amber S. HiceMs. Mandy L. HiceMs. Roberta O. HunterMs. Terry H. JettMs. Amy D. JohnsonJones Chevrolet CadillacMs. Stacy H. JordanMs. Kathryn B. KennedyMs. Rebecca S. KimbrellMr. and Mrs. Wade S. Kolb, Jr.Dr. Kamran Z. Koranloo and Ms. Minou KhazanMs. Patricia A. LangerMs. Rebecca L. LattaMs. Sarah E. LeRouxMr. Charles M. LloydMs. Julie Anne LowderMs. SaRoni B. LoydMs. Andrea B. LucasMadison Industries, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. MahrMayesville Community CoalitionMs. Sonya H. McDanielMs. Delany A. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Henry A. McFaddin Ms. Kimberly J. McGowanMs. Melinda B. MenserMs. Elaine O. MillerMs. Dana M. MitchellMs. Brenda B. MobleyDr. and Mrs. H. Edwin MoiseMs. Angela G. MouzonMs. Angela M. MullenMs. Beverly J. MyersMs. Gladys Y. NollerMs. Kandie Norred Ms. Anna H. PayneMs. Elizabeth L. PittmanMs. Deirdra L. PleasantPotomac Center for Medical EducationMs. Shawn M. PrinceMs. Georgia B. QuinnMs. Margaret J. RobinsonMs. Natashia RobinsonMs. Linda H. RohrlackMs. Judy C. RussMs. Dian L. Russell Mr. Jeff W. RuthMs. Lora K. ScharfMs. Karen B. SealeyMr. and Mrs. James L. SeaseMs. Corliss B. ShafferSignTekMs. Barbara B. SkinnerMs. Patricia A. SlaterMs. Charlene SmithMs. Tammi K. SolesMr. Jason SparrowMs. Karen R. TimmonsTRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc.

Tuomey Healthcare System Food & NutritionMs. Susan F. TurnerMs. D. Elaine TutenMs. Hazel D. WalkerMs. Christy A. WattsMs. Rita E. WayMs. Danielle M. WelchMs. Clara M. WestMs. Darlene W. WilliamsMs. Jocelyn B. WilliamsMs. Suzanne E. WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Timothy M. WilsonMs. Gwen S. WindhamMs. Mary L. Yates

SUPPORTER SOCIETYMs. Wendy AliMs. Amy B. ArdMs. Marijon R. ArdisMr. and Mrs. Roger M. ArmfieldMr. and Mrs. Robert ArtusMs. Joanna BarnesMr. and Mrs. Dennis S. BarnettMs. Amber BarnetteMr. and Mrs. Robert E. BarnwellMs. Luanna R. BartholomewMs. Robin Bates-HopsonMr. Bernard R. BaureMr. and Mrs. John B. Boney, Sr.Bonitz Flooring Group, Inc.Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Sterling W. BoydMs. Birnie J. BrooksMs. Henrietta BrunsonMr. Steve R. BucknerMr. and Mrs. Harry B. Burchstead, Jr.Ms. Georgette BurgessMs. Melissa S. BurgessMs. Rebecca BurrMs. Samantha L. CalesMrs. Sheila D. CarrMs. Selena A. CarrawayMs. Vicki L. CartyCentral Carolina Homes, Inc.Mr. James R. Chandler, Jr.Ms. Cynthia L. CharlesMs. Maurine C. ChingMr. Jack CohoonColumbia SnacksConcord Presbyterian Church - Carrie Y. Witherspoon SS ClassMs. Suzanne CookMr. Alontae CooperCooper Hand ToolsMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cooper, Jr.Ms. Angelina CunninghamDanny’s Trophy Shop, Inc.Dr. Edna L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John DavisMs. Josey M. DavisMs. Kathy A. Davis

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE TUOMEY FOUNDATION IN 2010

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BY BRENDA P. CHASE


Giving to a charitable organization is a personal act. There has to be a connection, rooted in a belief that the group is going to do a good job with your hard-earned money. People give to their churches, their universities or their local United Way chapters because they feel these organizations will make a difference, that their dollars will make an impact in the life of another. But giving to your employer? Wait a minute: Aren’t they supposed to be paying you? If you’re on the outside of Tuomey looking in, you might feel that way. But if you’re part of the Tuomey family – Team Tuomey – you know EXACTLY why you give to The Tuomey Foundation.


“It’s all about giving back; the ‘pay it forward’ sort of thing. The Foundation in itself is a great organization and helps our community in many ways, from infants and car seats to college students and scholarships, to the heart and oncology endowments,” said employee Sheila Geddings. “The Foundation touches lives throughout our community – my community. And through the employee campaign, we not only get a voice in what to do, we can actually be a part of the giving/financing of the projects.”

The 2010 Tuomey Foundation employee campaign – titled “We are Tuomey” – raised more than $172,000 during a two-week campaign drive. The money will be used to create a boutique for cancer patients. It will carry wigs, prostheses, scarves, creams and support group information for anyone who would like to use it.

“With the cancer boutique, we are impacting people in a very positive way in a most difficult time in their lives,” Geddings added. “My small contribution would not make much of a difference, but combined with the many others, we are making a difference – the whole Tuomey Team!”

During the two-week campaign, the hospital’s cafeteria was turned into a special area that resembled a football stadium. The

decorations and team spirit were over the top. “Team Tuomey” was simply at its best.

Since 2000, the employees of Tuomey have given back more than $1.6 million to various projects under the discretion of The Foundation. These campaigns have served as a unique way for all employees to show their

pride in Tuomey. “It still amazes me how incredible our

employees are when it comes to giving

to The Tuomey Foundation,” said Tuomey President & CEO Jay Cox. “They work hard each

day, giving countless hours

to those in need. And then they turn

right around and give more of themselves to the

Foundation. It’s remarkable!”“I love to help people who are in need,

and sometimes we don’t always have the resources to do so alone,” said Tuomey employee Maria Bartlette, who loved being a part of the team. “I chose to participate so that I could help make a difference in someone’s life. The boutique may not benefit you directly, but we all have mothers or wives or a loved one that will benefit from this wonderful boutique that the employees of Tuomey Healthcare System helped make possible. It was a great pleasure to be a part of such a wonderful campaign.”

“If we don’t take pride in the place where

we work, who will? Giving back to the hospital is giving back

to our community! Others will be able to enjoy the fruits of our labors for many years to come.”

CHRIS MOOREP.R. DEPT.

HOW CAN YOU BE A PART OF THE TEAM? If you’re a Tuomey employee, let your department manager know you

would like to serve on the Employee Campaign Committee.Or contact The Tuomey Foundation at 774-9014 and learn about the

different ways you can give.


Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Davis, Jr.Ms. Denise DennisMr. and Mrs. Don Z. DixonMs. Leota DowningMr. Daniel DurginMs. Winoma E. DysonMr. and Mrs. Samuel H. EdmundsMaj. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. Billy J. EllisCol. and Mrs. Kevin M. FelixMs. Brenda F. FieldsFlat Rock SolutionsFlowers & Baskets, Inc.Ms. Brandy N. FloydMs. Lottie L. FordMs. Betty Lynn FountainMr. Ryan FowlerMs. Antoinette R. FullardMs. Jillian N. GermundsonMs. Cynthia GonzalezMs. Amy M. GravesMr. Robert G. GrooverMs. Amanda L. HacklerMs. and Mr. Yongjian HanMr. Donald L. HarlowMs. Tammi W. HarrellMs. Dhana N. HarrelsonMr. William P. HarrisonMs. Patricia HartleyHatfield Heating and Air ConditioningMs. Stephanie L. HawkinsMr. Claude H. Hendrix, Jr.Ms. Melody I. Hill-BrunsonDr. John B. Hilton, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. J. Capers HiottMs. Brandi K. HodgeMs. Sandra A. HolladayHome Builders Association of Sumter - ClarendonMr. and Mrs. George W. HowardMr. and Mrs. John G. HyattInside Comfort, LLCMr. Brian J. JacksonMs. Tyra S. Jackson Ms. Dena O. JamesMs. Judith G. JamesMs. Cynthia D. JohnsonMs. Deborah A. JonesMs. Jacqueline G. JonesKaydon Corporation - Plant 4Mr. Harold F. KeelerMrs. Sherbie LancasterMr. and Mrs. Bob LaumerMs. Allison M. LawsonDr. and Mrs. Robert E. LeeMs. Deloris LesesneMr. Texin LiMr. Marion M. LipscombeLt. Governor’s Office on AgingMs. Kimberly S. LuporiMrs. Frances L. MarcumMs. Crystal T. MarshallMs. Christie D. MartinMs. Patti N. McCloud

Ms. Patricia W. McCoyMs. Frances D. McCrayMr. J. Thomas McElveen, IIIMcElveen Sales and ServiceMs. Melvetta S. McGaineyMrs. Annie Laurie McLeodMs. Betty R. McLeodMr. Thomas S. McManusMs. Carla R. MerolliMr. and Mrs. Steven W. MerrickMr. and Mrs. Donald W. MollohanMr. Christopher M. MooreMs. Matthette L. MooreDr. and Mrs. Charles E. MossMr. Travis A. MurphyMs. Melisa J. MyersMs. Zonette MyersMs. Lisa F. NettlesMr. and Mrs. Harold R. NixonMs. Linda M. ParantoMs. Carolyn A. PattersonMs. Felicia A. PattersonMr. William C. PendergraffMr. and Mrs. Peter M. PerrillMr. Brent R. Petersen Mr. and Ms. Todd ProchaskaMr. and Mrs. Robert L. ResslerMr. and Mrs. Harold L. ReynoldsMs. Sandra L. RoarkMr. Jeff RogersMr. and Mrs. Burrell S. Rogerson, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth SamuelMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. ScottMrs. Helen M. SelfMs. Linda J. SellersMs. Hattie L. SharperMs. Martha P. ShawSifco Mechanical, Inc.Ms. Letitia C. SimienMr. Devin E. SimonMs. Shirley A. SimsMs. Kathy J. SinklerMs. Carla SmithChaplain Kenneth L. Smith, Sr.Mr. Thomas L. SmithMs. Tracy Lynette SmithMs. Faye B. StalveyMs. Rebecca Stevens-CarterMs. Rochelle D. ThamesMr. and Mrs. Mikell C. ThaxtonMs. Beverly M. TidwellMs. Vicki V. ToweryMs. A. Paige TruluckMs. Deborah K. TurnerMs. Heather M. TurnerUniversity of South Carolina SumterMs. Kristen M. VarnerMs. Beata ViszmeghMs. Kameelah L. VoseMs. Anya M. WashingtonMr. John P. WebsterMr. and Mrs. Roger I. WilliamsMs. Tracy G. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Wilson Ms. Montie M. WixXDOS/Xerox Digital Office SolutionsMrs. Nora A. Younger

DONORSMs. Tarra R. AdgerMs. Lisa L. AllbrittonMs. Kathryn E. AllsbrookMr. and Mrs. Frederick D. AllenMr. Christopher C. AlpertMs. Leigh Ann AlpertMr. and Mrs. Henry S. AlsbrooksMs. Bonnie AltmanMrs. Jodeil B. AltmanMr. and Mrs. Tim AndersonAnonymous DonorsMr. and Mrs. Stephan A. ArdisMs. Shirley M. AtkinsonMs. Barbara J. BakerMs. Mary L. BakerMs. Alice M. BallardMs. Bonita BarrettMs. Jill BarrickMs. Evelyn BarwickMr. Wayne BeasleyDrs. J. Louis and Laura S. Becton, Jr.Ms. Geraldine BedardMs. Tracy M. BedwellMr. Larry L. BellingerMr. Dwaine O. Berry, Sr.Mr. James W. Bilton, IIIMs. Crystal G. BishopMrs. Colleen L. BlackmonMs. Heather T. BlazierMr. Richard V. BonifacioMs. Tina BooneMs. Bobbie S. BoothMs. Anne V. BowieMs. Tracy M. BoykinMs. Annie C. BradhamMs. Ramona Bradley Ms. Laressa B. BrantleyMs. Sabrina BrayBrazos River Ninety NinesMs. Michelle Breaux-SmithMr. and Mrs. William BrightMr. and Mrs. Casey C. BrogdonMrs. Cecil Y. BrogdonMs. Perrie BrownMs. Rosemarie L. BrownMs. Jami A. BryantMrs. Ruth B. BryantMs. Stacie BryantMs. Tammy R. BucknerMr. Anthony B. BuddinMr. R. William BurchMs. Barbara J. BurgessMs. Melissa S. BurgessMs. Lisa C. BushMs. Betty ButlerMrs. Mary S. BynumMr. and Mrs. James A. Campbell

Mr. David H. CannonMs. Barbara A. CarlisleMs. Faye CarrawayMs. Jacquelyn G. CarterMr. Thomas D. CartyMs. Susan E. CaulkinsCentral Carolina Technical CollegeMs. Janice D. ChalmasMr. John ChappellMs. Vivian ChestnutMs. Catherine G. ChewningMs. Marcia D. ChinaMs. Alethia K. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Ted ClyburnMs. Tanua ColcloughMr. Joseph CondinaMrs. Veda M. CongdonMs. Louise J. ConyersMrs. Joan Fay CookMs. Samantha M. CoulterMs. E. Lee CraigMs. Debra L. CrandallMs. Ruth A. CrannellMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. CreechMr. and Mrs. Larry C. CrolleyMr. Michael S. CrosierMs. Rosalie K. CrouchMs. Gaynelle W. CuthbertsonMr. Samuel G. DarganMs. Lisa K. DavinMs. Margaret W. DavisMs. Miranda R. DavisMrs. Sara DavisMr. Dante A. Decesare and Ms. Catherine M. Ihde-DecesareMr. Charles F. DennyMr. and Mrs. Anthony DennisMrs. Patricia C. DewMr. Latroy O. DingleMs. Melisa K. DingleMs. Anne L. DinkinsMr. Brandon M. DinkinsMr. Stephen L. Dinkins, Jr.Mrs. Myrna H. DixonMs. Patricia DollardMs. Gloria DomreseMs. Lula L. DowMr. and Mrs. M. Chad DowlingMs. Sharon Dozier-AllenMr. and Mrs. L. Bynum DriggersMr. Jeremy L. DuBoseMr. and Mrs. Scott L. DukeMs. Denise S. DunnMs. Elizabeth A. DuRantMs. Ella McDonald EdwardsMs. Ozena L. EdwardsMs. Deborah EmbryMs. Bobbye Sue EvansMs. Precious L. EvansMrs. Lorraine P. FelderMs. Rebecca L. FerrellMs. Melissa FinkMs. Shirley A. Fink

Mr. Michael FinleyMs. Brandi R. FloydMs. Jessica N. FloydMr. and Mrs. Laurens W. Floyd, Jr.Mrs. Donna E. FlynnMs. Donna D. FollinThe ForumMrs. Clara E. FowlerMr. and Mrs. Nick FowlerMr. and Mrs. Donald G. GaddyMs. Santanna M. GadsonMs. Betty C. GaineyMr. and Mrs. Jack L. GallowayMs. Lisa D. GambleMs. Jo F. GaymonMr. Blake GeddingsMs. Charlene GeddingsMs. Marilyn GeddingsMs. Rebecca L. GeddingsMs. Sandra GeddingsGeorgia PacificMs. Jean K. GibbonsMs. Jacqueline GibsonMs. Angie A. GilleyMs. Gloria GlasscockMs. Berta M. GoodmanMs. Danita M. GoodsonMr. and Mrs. William W. GoodsonMs. Norvelle R. GozdziewskiGrace Sunday School Class - Sumter First PH ChurchMs. Coleen GrahamJudge and Mrs. Ruben L. GrayMrs. Anne G. GreeneMs. Roberta GreeneMr. and Mrs. Jimmy C. GriggsMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. GutzwillerMs. Marianna T. HallMs. Terri L. HallMs. Martha G. HannibalMs. Linda G. HardyMs. Stella HaynesworthMr. James E. Healon, Jr.Mr. James E. HeathMs. Erika N. HenryMrs. Mary B. HerlongMr. Reedy HerringMs. Mary E. HiceMs. Tifphane R. HickmonMs. Rita HineMr. John W. HolladayMr. Joseph J. Hollis, IVMs. Delores G. HortonHospice Care of Tri-CountyMr. and Mrs. William V. Hubbard, Jr.Mr. C. E. HudsonMs. Julia B. HudsonMs. Misty S. HugginsMs. Carolyn HumphriesMs. Jane E. HutchisonMr. and Mrs. John R. InabinetMs. Vajannise R. IngramMs. Cheryl Jackson

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE TUOMEY FOUNDATION IN 2010 (continued)



Mrs. Cleo G. JacksonMs. Olivia M. JacksonMrs. Susan B. JacksonMs. Therese A. JanusMs. Carol S. JamesMrs. Janet A. JamesMs. Valerie G. JamisonMs. Sadie JeterMs. Tameka B. JettMr. Alix R. JohnsonMs. Gwendolyn J. JohnsonMs. Rajenia R. JohnsonMs. Sherri J. JohnsonMs. Tammy L. JohnsonMs. Barbara E. JohnstonMrs. Gladys J. JohnstonMr. and Mrs. H. P. JohnstonMs. Camille JollyMr. Hugh and Dr. Jennifer JonesMs. Margaret J. JonesMs. Nancy B. JonesMr. and Mrs. John T. Jones, IIIMs. Sandra K. JoosMs. Ruby H. KeelsMr. Michael D. Keenan, Jr.Ms. Robin KendallMrs. Mary F. KennedyMr. and Mrs. Reginald M. KernsMr. and Mrs. Robert L. KirbyMs. Ioannis KoutalosMr. and Mrs. David D. KramerMs. Rachel C. LangdonMs. Jean B. LawrimoreMr. Mason LeeMr. and Mrs. Walter M. LeNoir, Jr.Mrs. Carolyn B. LevensonMs. Hattie M. LewisMs. Kimberly LipscombMrs. Lettie LoganMr. and Mrs. Harold C. LutzMr. Jonathan E. MaloneMarine Corps League Detachment 1202Ms. Carol W. MarshallMr. and Mrs. James E. MayberryMs. Amina McCantsMr. and Mrs. John W. McCoyMr. John C. McCoyMs. Lois H. McCrackenMr. and Mrs. H. Leon McDonaldMs. Savitrus V. McFaddenMr. and Mrs. Henry A. McFaddinMr. and Mrs. Scott C. McLendonMs. Priscilla B. McLeodMs. Shawanda N. McMillianMs. Teada McMillianMs. Vicki L. MeddelMr. Mark MedleyMs. Mary Lee MedleyMs. Robyn G. MetcalfeMs. Babette G. MettsMr. and Mrs. John C. Mikell, Jr.Ms. Kay MitchellMs. Faye MitchumMr. and Mrs. Matthew Mitchum

Mr. Jimmy C. MoodMr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. MooreMs. Caroline A. MortonPerry Moses and Son Real EstateMr. Frederick B. MoultonMs. Cynthia S. MouzonMs. Yoshiko U. MullinsMs. Karen C. MusterNCSC Retirees ClubMs. Susan NethercuttMs. Aurelia J. NewmanMr. and Mrs. Rudolph M. NewmanReverend Marion NewtonMs. Deloris NickelsonMr. Ed NorthcuttMs. Elizabeth D. OaksMr. John E. Oatis, Jr.Mrs. Sara A. OnoratoMr. Kenneth D. OrrMs. Cheri L. PalmerMr. William C. Parker, Jr.Mr. Dan PeaglerMs. Shirley P. PeeblesMr. and Mrs. David M. PeekMs. Diane M. Pegram-JohnsonMr. Carl H. PerryMs. Talonya R. PetersonMs. Gina H. PeverillMr. Roger PlockMs. Loretta Polk-HouckMs. Tammie C. PoughMs. Cathy E. PriceMr. and Mrs. Melvin D. PriceMr. and Mrs. William H. PriceMs. Laretha PringleMs. Rhonda G. PrudenMs. Robin PurdyMs. Deborah T. QueenMs. Traci QuinnMr. and Mrs. Terry L. RacerMs. Lisa ReardonMs. Earthalee ReedMr. Henry D. Rembert and Ms. Glenda HawkinsMs. Cecelia ResetaritsMr. Glenn D. ReynoldsDr. and Mrs. John M. RhameMr. and Mrs. Franklin E. RhodesMs. Carolyn RichardsonMs. Deborah B. RichardsonMrs. Kathryn D. RichardsonMs. Trina RiddleMs. Angela W. RiversMr. and Mrs. James T. RobertsonMs. Gayle R. RogersDr. and Mrs. M. Kenneth Rosefield, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John E. RoweMs. Teressa L. RussellMs. Nyishah SamaniegoMr. and Mrs. Jimmy J. SandersMs. Marilyn M. SansburyMs. Linda A. SchroederMr. Charles ScottMr. and Ms. Brian D. Scott

Ms. Maureen H. ShawMr. and Mrs. W. Daniel ShelleySherwin-Williams #2712Ms. Karen ShireMs. Kimberly ShulerMs. Willie Mae SimmonsMs. Amelia D. SimonMrs. Mary Alice B. SimpsonMs. Charlene H. SmithMs. Hazeltine W. SmithMs. Kathryn E. SmithMs. Mary Ann SmithMrs. Mary R. SmithMr. and Mrs. Jonnathan SmithMs. Thelma A. SmithMrs. Kathryn J. SomersMs. Jeanette SowersMs. Veronica M. SparrowDr. Leroy StaggersDr. and Mrs. Jon L. StanfordMs. Deborah A. StantonMs. Christina L. StogsdillMr. John R. StoneMr. Richard N. StoneMs. Hattie L. StukesMs. Sara G. SuhrstedtSumter Family Health CenterMr. and Mrs. H. Martin SutterMrs. Julia L. TalleyMs. Janet P. TannerMr. R. Joel TaylorMs. Waukeisha TaylorMs. Willene TaylorThe NeedleMr. John K. ThomasMrs. Shirley H. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. John T. ThornberryMrs. Elizabeth B. TillerMs. Linda A. TindalMr. and Mrs. Alton TruesdaleTuomey Healthcare System Materiel ManagementTurbeville Southern Methodist Church - Couples I Class Ms. Deborah C. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Eager Y. TurnerMr. W. Parker Tuten Ms. Gwen VareenMr. Allen E. ViningMs. Peggy WaddellMr. and Mrs. William T. Wallace, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. WarthMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. WashburnMr. and Mrs. D. Wayne WatkinsMs. Chris B. WatsonMs. Dorothy A. WeatherlyMs. Beuline V. WeeksMs. Paige F. WeilandMrs. Alice WelchMs. Anne H. WelchMs. Donna A. WeldonMr. Gary WestMr. Thomas D. WestMr. Eugene K. Weston, Jr.

Ms. Brandie WhiteMs. Elizabeth A. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Murl A. White, Jr.Ms. Margaret N. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Richard M. White, Jr.Ms. Shirley B. WhittleDr. and Mrs. Barney L. Williams, Jr.Ms. Devonne WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Drefus WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Gregory H. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Lawrence WilliamsMs. Pamela J. WilliamsMs. Ernestine P. WilsonMs. Nancy B. WilsonMrs. Sally WilsonMr. Henry E. WindhamMs. Rebecca Winstead-CraftMs. Katie B. WiseMr. Matthew E. WittMs. Muriel B. YarbroughYMCA/Running ClubMrs. Marion K. Young

10-YEAR SUSTAINER SOCIETYMr. Bruce AndrewsMs. Cynthia L. ArdisMr. and Mrs. Robert S. BatemanMr. and Mrs. John M. Brabham, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Philip H. BrandtMr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Brown, Jr.Ms. Melissa S. BurgessMs. Peggie BurgessMr. and Mrs. Edward K. BynumMrs. Sheila D. CarrMr. and Mrs. William D. ChaseDr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Clanton, IIMr. and Mrs. Dwight ColemanMr. and Mrs. R. Jay CoxDrs. Mark M. and Linda S. CrabbeDr. and Mrs. Kent N. CunninghamMs. Robin L. DavisDr. and Mrs. Gene F. DickersonMr. and Mrs. Edward W. Duffy, Jr.Mr. Philip L. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Charles E. FienningMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FlanaganMs. Sarah B. FreemanMr. Vernon GeddingsDr. and Mrs. Lea B. GivensDr. and Mrs. James A. Goodson, IIIMr. Thomas W. Greenman and Ms. Sheri K. WatkinsMs. Sara W. HarrisonMs. Laura E. HaygoodMs. Sandra A. HolladayMr. and Mrs. Lee HollowayMr. and Mrs. Otis HollowayMs. Brenda H. HolmesMr. and Mrs. N. Douglas HorneMr. and Mrs. W. Paul JohnsonDr. and Mrs. William A. KingMs. Patricia P. Kirby

Ms. Shirley M. KolbDrs. Usah Lilavivat and Pusadee SuchindaMr. Marion M. LipscombeMr. and Mrs. Sylvester OwensMs. Catherine E. LuebbertMr. and Mrs. R. Keith MaklaryMr. and Mrs. J. Gregory MartinMr. and Mrs. Donald E. McCordMr. and Mrs. John S. McCoyMr. and Mrs. Charles R. McCreightMr. and Mrs. Scott C. McLendonMr. and Mrs. Russ McLeodMr. and Mrs. D. Douglas McMasterDr. and Mrs. Albert D. MimsMs. Dana M. MitchellMr. and Mrs. James H. MixonMs. Yoshiko U. MullinsMs. Kandie NorredMaj. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. Thomas R. OlsenMr. and Mrs. John D. OsteenDrs. Timothy L. and Tammy E. PannellDr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Parker, Jr.Ms Susan B. ParnellDr. and Mrs. Osmar A. PinillaMr. and Mrs. William H. PriceMs. Linda L. RainsDr. Andrena E. RayMr. and Mrs. Robert L. ResslerMr. Marvin D. and Dr. Kay M. RhoadsMr. and Mrs. George W. RikardMs. Milissa B. RobertsonMs. Judy C. RussMs. Gerona SandersMr. and Mrs. M. David ShawMr. and Mrs. A. Dale SherrillMs. Joyce S. SmithDr. and Mrs. Laurie N. SmithMr. William E. SmithDr. and Mrs. T. Rhett Spencer, Jr.Ms. Tamara A. StoneMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. ThompsonMrs. Jane F. TisdaleMs. Elizabeth A. Tuomey WilsonMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. TurnerMs. D. Elaine TutenMr. Michael C. WatsonMr. and Mrs. Erik B. WhaleyMr. and Mrs. Charles H. White, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Earl WilsonDr. and Mrs. William F. (Ted) Young

5-YEAR SUSTAINER SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Curt M. AckermanMr. and Mrs. Roger W. AckermanMs. Laurie R. AndersonMr. Stephen F. and Dr. Melissa W. ArscottMs. Geraldine BedardMr. and Mrs. Jamie W. Bilton, IIIMr. and Mrs. W. Powell BlackMs. Bobbie S. Booth


Mr. James E. Bowman and Dr. Catherine M. ZybakMr. and Mrs. William N. BoyceMs. and Mrs. Tripp BoykinMrs. Charldeen L. BozanekMr. Jack BrantleyDr. and Mrs. J. J. BrittonMr. Frank BrunsonMs. Tammy R. BucknerMr. Anthony B. BuddinMs. Elaine R. BuddinMs. Tammy L. BurdickMs. Mary B. CainMr. Ralph CantyMr. and Mrs. David CarltonMs. Cynthia L. CarrawayMs. Maurine C. ChingMr. Daniel W. CookMs. Suzanne CookMr. Christian D. CoxMs. Becky R. DabbsMs. Edna L. DavisMs. Marla M. DeVineDr. and Mrs. G. Scot DiltsMs. Myrna H. DixonMr. and Mrs. W. Andrew DowlingMr. Jeremy L. DuBoseMs. Kathryn B. DurginMs. Elizabeth A. EdwardsMs. O. Lawan EvansDr. John R. FlemingMs. Beverly K. ForakerMs. Betty L. FountainMs. Clara E. FowlerMr. and Mrs. Robert A. GalianoMr. and Mrs. T. Hugh GaymonMs. Virginia B. GaymonMr. and Mrs. Shawn M. GilroyMs. Gloria GlasscockDr. Felicia L. GoinsMr. David W. GoogeMs. Terri J. GreeneMr. and Mrs. Ben E. GriffithMs. Priscilla A. HarrellMr. and Mrs. Robert C. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Septimus A. Harvin, Jr.Mr. James E. Healon, Jr.Ms. Mandy L. HiceDr. John B. Hilton, Jr.Ms. Frances Elaine HintonMr. and Mrs. William J. Holmes, IIIMr. and Mrs. Terrell T. HorneMr. Wm. Brian HuskeyMs. Cleo G. JacksonMs. Terry H. JettMs. Cynthia D. JohnsonMs. Sherri J. JohnsonMs. Tammy L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John T. Jones, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. L. Patrick Joyner, Jr.Ms. Alice H. KaminMs. Marguerite M. KenyonMr. and Mrs. Brent A. KingDrs. Philip L. and Helen D. Latham

Ms. Kerri N. LavenderMr. and Mrs. Walter M. LeNoir. Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Wendel M. Levi, Jr.Ms. Hattie M. LewisMr. and Mrs. J. Greg LewisMs. Laurie LingefeltDr. J. Grady LocklearMr. and Mrs. Wilson M. MacEwen, Jr.Ms. Frances L. MarcumMr. André G. McBrideDr. and Mrs. Wilmot S. McColloughMs. Sonya H. McDanielMs. Edna W. McDowellMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. McElveen, Jr.Ms. Sandra S. McElveenDrs. Ansel R. and Jennifer M. McFaddin, IIIMs. Kimberly J. McGowanMs. Annie Laurie McLeodMs. Betty R. McLeodMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McManusDr. and Mrs. Michael R. MeaseMs. Mary L. MedleyMs. Elaine O. MillerDr. and Mrs. Mark J. MitchinerMs. Brenda B. MobleyMs. Pamela S. MooneyhamMr. Roy A. MorningDr. and Mrs. Henry P. MosesMs. Lisa F. NettlesMs. Elizabeth D. OaksMr. and Mrs. Philip G. PalmerMs. Linda M. ParantoMs. Anna H. PayneMs. Christine M. PendryMr. Charlie and Dr. Lisbeth W. PoagMr. and Mrs. Danny PriceMr. and Mrs. Greg D. MillerDr. and Mrs. Charles R. PropstMs. Rhonda G. PrudenMr. and Mrs. M. Perry RandleMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. ReedMs. Michelle D. ResslerMr. Harold L. ReynoldsMs. Milissa B. RobertsonMr. and Mrs. S. Lathan Roddey, IIIMr. and Mrs. Scott W. Rumph, Jr.Mr. Paul J. SchumacherMr. Ramon SchwartzMs. Linda J. SellersMr. and Mrs. Jerry L. ShadboltMs. Corliss B. ShafferMr. and Mrs. Todd SimensonMs. Amelia D. SimonMr. and Mrs. Bud SmithMs. Charlene SmithDr. and Mrs. G. Murrell SmithRep. and Mrs. G. Murrell Smith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. SmithMr. and Mrs. James M. SparrowMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Staggs, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. StevensMs. Christina L. StogsdillMr. and Mrs. William L. StoverDr. and Mrs. Kurt T. Stroebel

Ms. Linda A. StuckeyMs. Willene TaylorMr. John K. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Porter L. ThompkinsMs. Shirley H. ThompsonMs. Elizabeth B. TillerMs. Karen R. TimmonsMs. Deborah C. TurnerMr. Harold L. (Hal) TurnerMs. Susan F. TurnerMr. Gregory A. WhiteDr. and Mrs. Barney L. Williams, Jr.Ms. Devonne WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Aaron WilliamsonMr. Heyward O. WilsonMs. Gwen S. WindhamMr. and Mrs. William H. Wise, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. WittMr. and Mrs. Glenn Y. WoodrumMs. Mary L. Yates

CORPORATEHONOR ROLLPLATINUMCarolina Children’s DentistryCorporate DevelopMintThe Duke EndowmentHorty, Springer & Mattern, P.C. Jackie’s Uniform CenterJohnson ControlsJunior Welfare League of Sumter, SCMidlands Emergency Physicians, PAMiller Communications, Inc.Miss Libby’s School of Dance, Inc.NBSCNexsen Pruet, LLCPrudential John M. Brabham Real EstateJoe Singleton CompanyTuomey Healthcare System

GOLDCarolina MedCare AmbulanceCline ClassicsCommunications and Cabling Systems, Inc.Corporate JewelersDynamic CookwareEaton CorporationElaine D. Korn Charitable TrustLewis & Babcock, L.L.P.Smoak Irrigation CompanyWachovia

SILVERBank of AmericaBB&TBE&K Building Group, LLCBecton Dickinson DiagnosticsBlack Sheep PromotionsBooks are Fun, LtdBynum InsuranceCentury 21/Hawkins and Kolb, Inc.

The Citizens BankCogdell Spencer ERDMANCreech Roddey Watson InsuranceElmore Hill McCreight Funeral Home and CrematoryFarmers Telephone Cooperative, Inc.First Citizens BankGalloway & Moseley Fine JewelersGHA TechnologiesGregory Electric Company, Inc.Guignard Animal ClinicInfusion Care of South CarolinaING Life Insurance and Annuity CompanyThe ItemJob’s Mortuary, Inc.Jones Buick-Pontiac-GMCLewis Lawn Services LLCLighthouse of Sumter, LLCLimelite PhotographyMedAssetsMedtronic USA Inc.Nicole Norris Design StudioNilson Van & StorageO’Neal Flooring Services LLCOrthodontic Specialists of CarolinaOtis ElevatorPhysicians Health & Injury Clinic, PAPricewaterhouseCoopersProgress EnergyQuorum Health Resources, LLCReliable Medical Equipment LLCResourceone Medical Billing, LLCRussell & Jeffcoat Realtors, Inc.Sibert’s Drug StoreSimply Watches and AccessoriesSouth Carolina Electric & Gas CompanySports & WingsStephens Funeral Home and CrematoryKarl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.Sumter Living MagazineSumter Surgical Associates, P.A.Sumter Transport CompanySumter Utilities, Inc.Thompson Construction Group, Inc.Walmart Stores, Inc. - Store #511Wesco Architectural, LLC

BRONZEArby’sBlack Concerned Clergy AssociationCMH Space FlooringExcel Imaging Solutions LLCGoldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift ProgramLil Darlins’Palmetto Family and Cosmetic Dentistryr4 VascularSAFE Federal Credit UnionShred With UsSumter County Ministers AssociationSumter School District 17SurgeProWells Fargo Insurance Services

10-YEAR SUSTAINER SOCIETYOur 365Bank of AmericaBlack Sheep PromotionsBonitz Flooring Group, Inc.Bynum InsuranceConcord Presbyterian Church – Carrie Y. Witherspoon SS ClassDanny’s Trophy Shop, Inc.Farmers Telephone Cooperative, Inc.First Citizens BankThe ItemJohnson ControlsJunior Welfare League of Sumter, SCMiss Libby’s School of Dance, Inc.NBSCNexsen Pruet, LLCProgress EnergyPrudential John M. Brabham Real EstateSAFE Federal Credit UnionTuomey Healthcare SystemWesco Architectural, LLC

5-YEAR SUSTAINER SOCIETYAberdeen Catery LLCBB&TBE&K Building Group, LLCBooks are Fun, Ltd.Carolina Children’s DentistryCarolina MedCare AmbulanceThe Citizens BankCogdell Spencer ERDMANColumbia SnacksCommunications and Cabling Systems, Inc.Creech Roddey Watson InsuranceEaton CorporationInfusion Care of South CarolinaING Life Insurance and Annuity CompanyJackie’s Uniform CenterJob’s Mortuary, Inc.Jones Buick-Pontiac –GMCElaine D. Korn Charitable TrustLewis Lawn Services LLCLighthouse of Sumter, LLCLimelite PhotographyMiller Communications, Inc.Otis ElevatorPhysicians Health & Injury Clinic, PAPricewaterhouseCoopersReliable Medical Equipment LLCSifco Mechanical, Inc.Sumter Transport CompanySumter Utilities, Inc.Thompson Construction Group Inc.Walmart Stores, Inc. – Store #511



A message from the Foundation director

Dear Friends & Supporters:My experiences as the new

executive director of The Tuomey Foundation continually affirm what I already knew about the people of Sumter: This is a place full of generous people willing to give their time, talents and hard-earned money to an important cause. Each and every dollar the Foundation receives is used to better the Sumter area and the health of its residents. And it is because of you, our gracious donors and supporters, that we are able to continue our work to improve the quality of life for so many.

The tri-county area is also a community of people who band together in difficult times. Despite challenging economic conditions worldwide, The Tuomey Foundation saw an increase in fiscal giving across the board in 2010, and the number of individual donors increased by 30 percent. The Employee Campaign, which the Tuomey family looks forward to each year, was also enormously successful. The number of employees who gave more than doubled compared to 2009, and the campaign netted more than $172,000. Those funds are being used to open a new Cancer Resource Center & Boutique, offering wigs, prosthetics and more to those fighting the disease.

The Foundation’s important medical programs and events continue to thrive. Tuomey Fellows graduated another outstanding class of 14 community leaders, adding to the list of 163 graduates who are advocates for the hospital. Through our Camp Scamp, SAFE Kids and Care Reach programs, the Foundation was able to better the lives of more than 2,000 children and thus invest in the future of this community.

The success of the Foundation’s special events was a source of great

pride this past year. The programs funded by these events and others allow Tuomey to fulfill its mission to provide world-class healthcare to our communities.

As detailed in this issue of LifeTimes, the Foundation is now

preparing to launch a capital campaign to raise funds for the construction and

establishment of a hospice house. This addition to Tuomey Healthcare System will

enhance the hospital’s ability to offer exceptional lifelong medical care. We are also working diligently to grow our Women of Tuomey program, which is instrumental in educating women about how they can make healthier decisions for themselves and their families.

Lastly, this community is one of open arms, graciously welcoming me in my new role, and I thank you for your support. I look forward to an exciting and fruitful future with the Foundation and with you.

To each of you who gave your gifts of time and resources to makelast year such as success, I offer youmy heartfelt thanks. With gratitude,

Jeff FawExecutive Director/Chief Development OfficerThe Tuomey Foundation

WE GROWTOGETHER


CAMP SCAMPA testament to its tradition of compassion, Tuomey celebrated its 19th Annual

Camp SCAMP in 2010. Funded by the Foundation and coordinated by Tuomey Women and Children’s Services, Camp SCAMP offers a free, fun-filled traditional camp experience in a safe environment staffed by nurses and respiratory therapists for 70 asthmatic children aged five to 12 each summer. Activities, cookouts and field trips are enhanced by educational sessions that help kids better understand and manage their asthma.

Each year the liveliness of dance illuminates the compassionate care provided by Tuomey’s Women and Children’s Services. Miss Libby’s School of Dance and the Junior Welfare League of Sumter presented the 13th annual

Sumter Arts Showcase in 2010. The event raised more than $19,000 for

Women and Children’s Services, which will be used to enhance infant and newborn care at Tuomey. Over the years, donors have contributed more than $240,000 to hospital-related projects through the Sumter Arts Showcase and its generous sponsors.

FESTIVAL OF TREES /CIRCLEOF LIGHTS

With a spirit of love and warmth provided by fellowship and beautifully decorated Christmas trees, and the joy of Christmas music performed by the Sumter High School Chamber Choir, the Foundation’s 2010 Festival of Trees celebrated the care and compassion offered by Tuomey Hospice Services, raising more than $50,000 to support the program. Like the 49 sponsor-decorated trees displayed throughout the hospital, Tuomey Hospice Services offers comfort and peace during the cold and dark winters of life.

13TH ANNUAL SUMTER ARTS SHOWCASE

WE GROWTOGETHER

“Having a child born here, we got to see first-hand where the money goes and how it makes your stay in the Women and Infants Pavilion more comfortable.” -- Jennifer and Seth Reimer, owners

of Miss Libby’s School of Dance & Gymnastics


THE GOVERNOR’S CIRCLESince 2008, the Governor’s Circle has offered former Board of Governors members a way to stay connected to The Tuomey Foundation and the hospital as advisors and advocates. The program currently has 19 active members, and the Foundation appreciates the continued support and friendship of these dedicated people.

GOVERNORSCIRCLEMEMBERS:Mr. Anthony E. BarwickRev. James B. BlassingameMr. John M. Brabham, Jr.Mr. Karl ChandlerMrs. Karla K. DickersonMr. Charles E. FienningMr. Chalmers L. Glenn, IIIDr. Felicia L. GoinsMr. Clifton C. Goodwin, IIIMrs. Jean E. GrayMr. Ben E. Griffith, Jr.Dr. Thomas W. HepferMr. John T Jones, Jr.Rev. Phil M. JonesDr. Clayton R. Lowder, IIIDr. Mark J. MitchinerDr. Andrena E. RayMrs. Kay S. TeerMrs. Harriette H. Wimberly

TUOMEY FOUNDATION GOLF CLASSICFun, food and fellowship bring together sponsors and golf teams at theFoundation’s AnnualGolf Classic.Funds netted by theevent – almost$38,000 in 2010and more than$425,000 in12 years – go to theunrestrictedCommunity OutreachEndowment andallows the Foundationto support variousTuomey projects andprograms, such asCamp SCAMP, SAFE KIDS,wellness screenings and more.

GOLF COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

TUOMEY SOCIETY GALAThe annual Tuomey Society

Gala honors members of the Tuomey Society and their

contributions to the Foundation. The Tuomey Society, which

was started in 2001, is the Foundation’s most prestigious

giving society, recognizing individuals who contribute

$1,000 or more annually to the Foundation. The continued

support of donors is the heart of the Foundation and the

programs it sponsors.

Curt AckermanPete FlanaganJim GierLois McCrackenMickey Sparrow

Matt WittJerry ShadboltJimmy SeaseVicki SingletonShawn Gilroy


THE TUOMEY FELLOWS PROGRAMIn its 10th year, the Tuomey Fellows Program

graduated another 16 participants. The Tuomey Fellows Program gives business and volunteer leaders from the community an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at what goes on at Tuomey and in healthcare in general. Over eight months, participants attend healthcare-oriented education sessions, tour the hospital and observe its intricate workings. By the time they graduate, participants are knowledgeable in the daily operations of Tuomey Healthcare System and are ambassadors for their community’s hospital.

CLASS X MEMBERS:Chip BracalenteHarry BurchsteadMark ChampagneStephen CissomLee CraigJohn HolladayJohn HyattHarold NixonSusan W. OsteenKen ReeseSeth ReimerLinn RichardsonJay SchwedlerLeroy StaggersMike WatsonSharry Williams

For 13 years, with the support of the Foundation and the collaborative efforts of several community partners, SAFE KIDS Sumter County has worked to prevent accidental injury to children under the age of 14. At schools, fairs and community events throughout Sumter County, program coordinators

give tours of the Safety Shuttle, distribute hundreds of free or reduced-cost bicycle helmets and car seats and educate parents, caregivers and children on child safety issues, such as vehicle and bike safety, fire and water safety, electrical dangers, drug abuse and more.

SAFE KIDS SUMTER COUNTY

“The Fellows is a wonderful bridge between the hospital and the community. We were welcomed in and were so impressed by the leadership and the medical staff. They

showed us how the hospital

works -- it wasn’t staged at all. The Foundation

made that possible.”

-- Mark Champagne, member of Fellows | Class X


CONTRIBUTORS TO THE TUOMEY FOUNDATION | DECEMBER 2010 - FEBRUARY 2011When our contributors support The Tuomey Foundation, they invest in the future of our community. Contributors may select the specific program they wish

to support, or they may choose to give an unrestricted gift. Unrestricted gifts are applied by the Foundation toward proj-ects and programs where the needs are

greatest. In either case, these donations make a vital difference in Sumter’s long-term health by helping to fund the many program detailed within this magazine.

BREAST CANCERSUPPORT GROUP

ContributionsMayesville Community Coalition

CIRCLE OF LIGHTS

Honorary Gifts:Dr. Philip H. BrandtHattie M. Lewis

Circle of Lights Committee, The Tuomey Foundation, The Tuomey Foundation Board of Governors, Tuomey Board of Trustees, Tuomey Employees, Tuomey/Sumter Pediatricians, and Festival of Trees SponsorsSusan and Jay Cox

Fernanda FerrelliGloria Glasscock

Rosario FerrelliGloria Glasscock

The wonderful Tuomey Hospice caregiversErnest Johnson Family

Memorials:Carl M. AlexanderSusan and Jay Cox

Dr. S. Perry DavisAnne V. Bowie

William H. GeddingsGloria Glasscock

William E. Glasscock, Sr.Gloria Glasscock

Brenda GodwinBobbye S. Evans

Mary P. HerringReedy Herring

Mr. and Mrs. James P. LocklearDr. J. Grady Locklear

James A. MartinSusan and Jay CoxJillian N. Germundson

Mrs. Troy MooreVicki and Chris Singleton

Helen PhillipsSandi, Russell and Connor Roark

Mike RogersAnn and Paul Johnson

James R. Smith, Sr.Mary R. Smith

Tuomey Home ServicesGladys J. Johnston

Matthew J. Wilkie, Sr.Susan B. Parnell

Patricia SigmonCharles Scott

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

Contributions:Dr. and Mrs. G. Scot Dilts

ENDOWMENT

Contributions:Elaine D. Korn Charitable Trust

HOSPICE

Contributions:David T. FelderMr. and Mrs. Christopher T. NiebuhrRobert B. Smith (Festival of Trees Fellows Project)

Memorials:Helen M. BergerDr. J. Grady Locklear

Thomas Dabbs, Jr.Deane and Roger Ackerman

Elma G. EdensDr. J. Grady Locklear

Sherran F. EvansBeaty Brothers, Inc.Edward H. CarrawayCindy and Jimmy CharlesSusan and Jay CoxJeanne and Jeff FawL. Hinson Floyd and FamilySheila Floyd-EvansArthur FolmarGlasscock Company, Inc.Dr. J. Grady LocklearDr. and Mrs. Ansel R. McFaddin, IIIInez Mills and FamilyPalmetto Brick CompanyPalmetto Tile DistributorsMr. and Mrs. Archie W. Parnell

Velvet and Forrest RiceMr. Ramon SchwartzDelares Vaughn

Betty McCreight GarnettRose Marie and Rudy Newman

Judy E. HardeeElma R. CauseyElliott L. HardeeMargaret H. Hutson

Booker T. HowardShirley and Robert Artus

George W. Howard, Sr.Dr. J. Grady Locklear

Betty J. KennedyDr. J. Grady Locklear

Suzanne Littleton Iva and Wayne Bradford

Don LockeyDr. J. Grady Locklear

Melissa ParkerDr. J. Grady Locklear

Phyllis A. ReylingDr. J. Grady Locklear

John R. StewartWilladean and Scott Duke

Nellie R. StoweMary S. Bynum and Family

INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE AND WELLNESS

Contributions:Dr. and Mrs. J. Dale Cannon, Jr.

DR. AND MRS. WENDELL M. LEVI, JR. NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

Contributions:Dr. and Mrs. Mayes M. DuBoseDr. and Mrs. David A. JusticeDr. and Mrs. Wendell M. Levi, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. McCreight

NURSERY

Contributions:Our 365 (2)

SUMTER ARTS SHOWCASE

Platinum Sponsor:Junior Welfare League of Sumter, SC

Gold Sponsors:Tuomey Healthcare SystemWachovia

Silver Sponsors:Limelite Photography

Bronze Sponsors:SAFE Federal Credit Union

Contributors:Aberdeen Catery LLCSusan and Jay CoxCheryl and Gregg Martin

Donors:Pinkie and Roger Armfield (GEICO)Claire and Powell BlackDebbie and Rick BowenChili’s of SumterDr. William N. Coulter Coulter OrthodonticsDanny’s Trophy ShopJeanne and Jeff FawDr. John R. Fleming, Jr.Dorothy and Albert FordMrs. George W. HowardAnn and Paul JohnsonKaydon Corporation – Plant 4Maj. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. Thomas R. OlsenJeannette and Bill PriceHelen and Charles PropstJennifer and Buddy RogersonMarilyn and Keith SieversSifco Mechanical, Inc.Libby SingletonSumter Packaging CorporationSusan and Robert VadenWalmart Store #0511

Reception Caterer:Scott Cook and Tuomey Food Services

Ticket Booth:Janis and Don Trawick

Wine Servers:Janelle and Bud Smith

TUOMEY PRIDE

Contributions:Mr. Stephen F. and Dr. Melissa W. ArscottDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Dr. and Mrs. J. J. BrittonMr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Brown, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Kent N. CunninghamRobert E. Graham, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Terrell T. HorneAnn and Paul JohnsonDrs. Philip L. and Helen D. LathamDr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Lowder, IIIDr. and Mrs. Ansel R. McFaddin, IIIDr. and Mrs. Mark J. MitchinerMaj. Gen. (Ret.) and Mrs. Thomas R. OlsenMr. and Mrs. William R. RenwickDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. ReynoldsDr. and Mrs. G. Murrell SmithDr. and Mrs. Triz V. SmithMr. and Mrs. Erik B. WhaleyJames E. Wilson

Memorials:Edward H. RobertsMr. and Mrs. D. Gregory Stone

UNRESTRICTED

Contributions:Books Are FunMichael K. Bowe (Resourceone Medical Billing, LLC)Dr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Clanton, IIEmily and Danny DowdyDr. and Mrs. Edward W. Duffy, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. James A. Goodson, IIIMr. and Mrs. Wade S. Kolb, Jr.Laura and Steven LauzonDr. and Mrs. Richard T. Patrick, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. PropstMr. and Mrs. M. Perry RandleMr. Marvin D and Dr. Kay M. RhoadsMr. and Mrs. R. Glenmore SharpToby ShulerDr. and Mrs. T. Rhett Spencer, Jr.Dr. and Dr. Ike C. StewartTerraCycle, Inc.Michael J. WeidnerTanya WilliamsMr. and Mrs. J. Michael Yates

Honorary Gifts:Nicole F. NorrisTuesday/Thursday Club

Dr. William F. (Ted) YoungDr. and Mrs. Donald E. Harrop

Memorials:Julie A. AllenDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Carrie L. AlsbrookDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Stephan A. Ardis, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Homer D. BeardDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Helen M. BergerDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Emily B. BoyceDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Sara B. BoykinDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Edgar BradleyDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Helen O. BundyDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Billy B. CampbellDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Lucille McCarthy CarterJeanne and Jeff Faw

Judy A. CopelandDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Thomas Dabbs, Jr.Deane and Roger Ackerman

Esther C. DeasPaul Trause

Richard C. Dwight, Jr.Deane and Roger AckermanDr. and Mrs. Philip H. BrandtJeanne and Jeff Faw

George J. Foster, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Betty McCreight GarnettJeanne and Jeff Faw

Dorothy M. GivensDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Carrie M. HammettDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Representative Cathy HarvinJeanne and Jeff Faw

Ranford A. HaseldenDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

William J. HowardDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt


CARE REACHThrough a cooperative effort between Tuomey Medical

Professionals, the Lee County School District and Sumter School districts 2 and 17, Care Reach has identified thousands of children with vision, hearing or dental problems and secured needed care. Without this vital program, many children would go untreated due to a lack of money, a factor a child in need

should not have to consider.Care Reach – formerly known

as Health Reach – has been around since the early 1990s. Tuomey Healthcare System is the only hospital in South Carolina

that provides this type of service, and we could not begin to help these

children without our partnerships with healthcare professionals and

supporters of The Tuomey Foundation. Local doctors and dentists treat

many of these children free of charge or at a highly reduced

cost. If you want more information on how you can

help, please contact Chris Watson at 803.774.9009 or 803.484.6536.

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE TUOMEY FOUNDATION | DECEMBER 2010 - FEBRUARY 2011

Homer KennedyDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Ernest C. KooneDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

James A. MartinAnn and Paul Johnson

Miriam D. NealDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Shirley M. PopeDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Grover E. Rabon, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Laurie N. Smith

Earnestine T. RiccoboniDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Jessie SandersDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Ansleigh E. SeaseTuomey Healthcare System Administration

Hayleigh J. SeaseTuomey Healthcare System Administration

Annie N. StricklandDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

Ida B. SuttonDr. and Mrs. Philip H. BrandtJeanne and Jeff Faw

T. Douglas Tuomey, Sr.Murphy Tuomey Wilson

Hazel H. ZilchDr. and Mrs. Philip H. Brandt

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Memorials:Joseph A. Fratangelo, Jr.Nora DavisPam and Joseph DavisPat and John DavisSusan and Rick Thorning

JEANNE C. WATSON ONCOLOGY ENDOWMENT

Contributions:Creech Roddey Watson InsuranceThe Skylarks

Memorials:

Lucille McCarthy CarterKate, Thomas, Kathy and Joe McElveen

Sherran F. EvansMichael C. Watson

Blaire HardenLaurie L. Harden

Leola N. HarringtonMichael C. Watson

James A. MartinLaurie L. Harden

William O. SmithCreech Roddey Watson Insurance

Leroy H. SohrweidKathryn D. Richardson

Harold R. StokesMichael C. Watson

Ida B. SuttonMichael C. Watson

Randy W. Timmons, Jr.Michael C. Watson

Victor M. TouchberryMichael C. Watson

William Burke Watson, Sr.Laurie L. Harden

CHARLES H. WHITE, SR.CARDIAC ENDOWMENT

Contributions:Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. Frasier, IIIMr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Macewen, Jr.Betty and Dan McKiever

Memorials:Carole W. BegleyKate, Thomas, Kathy and Joe McElveenSarah W. Wilson

Lucille McCarthy CarterKate, Thomas, Kathy and Joe McElveen

WIG BOUTIQUE

Contributions:Bates Middle School – Better Men and Women’s Society

WELLNESS SCREENINGSThrough support from the Foundation, Tuomey’s Industrial

Medicine and Wellness Programs provide free on-site wellness services and education, such as screenings, disease prevention sessions and physician referrals to Sumter-area residents. Serving schools, businesses, senior citizen communities and outlying rural areas, the program’s 30-foot Wellness Van, outfitted with a screening room, lab facility and specialized equipment, helps thousands of Sumter-area residents each year.


TAKE PART IN THESE UPCOMING EVENTS:

2|0|1|0Tuomey Foundation Events

SUMTER COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE:Friday, May 13, 2011 | 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.a Join Team Tuomey at School Dist. 2’s Memorial Stadium, Hillcrest Middle School, as we camp out overnight and take turns walking the track to help the American Cancer Society save more lives from cancer. Be a part of this life-changing event by calling Phyllis Buckner at 803.774.8678.

CORE SUMMER CAMPS!All summer long! a Keep your kids moving this summer (and boost brain power to boot!) at a Core Summer Camp: Call 469-2673 to register for an Academic Camp (math, reading, phonics or spelling); Vortex, Jungle Gym or Sports Development camps, or check out the “Star Performer” camp, just for fun!

WOMEN AND CHILDRENCall 774-BABY a We have lots of classes to help make motherhood even richer. n Prepared Childbirth n Childbirth Retreat $60, six 2-hour sessions $50, one 8-hour sessionn We also have a Safe Sitter Babysitting Class for kids:Call 774.8680 for details and class schedules.

129 N. Washington St.Sumter, SC 29150www.tuomey.com

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