RESILIENCE
THE MISSION OF CALVARY HOSPITAL
is to care for the medical, emotional and spiritual needs
of our adult patients with advanced cancer and
other life-limiting illnesses. It is the only fully accredited
acute care hospital in the U.S. devoted exclusively to the
1 CONTENTS
2 Message from the Chairman of the Board and President 4 Resilience in 2020
8 Message from the Calvary Fund Chairman 9 Calvary Fund Report 14 Calvary Donors 30 Financial Highlights
32 Calvary Holding Company, Inc. Description of Organization and PAC Members
34 Calvary Hospital, Inc. Staff & Affiliations 37 Emerging Leaders
We were determined to not let COVID-19 affect the quality of care wherever our patients
and families were located.
• Hundreds of our employees worked 12-hour days seven days a week for months on end,
going far beyond the call of duty.
• When other hospice care providers were reluctant to admit patients who might be
COVID positive, our team – especially for Calvary@Home – willingly cared for them.
• When the NYS Department of Health decided that no visitors would be allowed, we quickly
pivoted and found ways to use technology to keep our patients and families in touch.
• We redeployed staff as necessary to fill critical needs throughout the pandemic.
• We provided 42,660 complimentary meals to our staff, and provided spiritual
and bereavement support.
Entering the second year of the pandemic, Calvary is more committed than ever to safety.
Here’s what we’re doing now to keep us all safe:
• Screen every employee and visitor at our Bronx and Brooklyn campuses;
• Test all new patients for COVID-19 without any history of the virus in the past 90 days;
• Provide our inpatient and Calvary@Home staff with enough PPE to safely care for patients;
• Offer bereavement support groups remotely for all children, teens and adults;
• To date, Calvary has administered 5,301 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, benefiting
2,683 employees and people from the community.
In the more than three decades that we have each been affiliated with this great hospital, we
have never witnessed more integrity, dedication, soul and sheer emotional strength than we
In the 121 years since
Calvary Hospital was founded,
2020 will stand out as the
most challenging year we
have ever experienced.
There are many words that
can be used to describe last
year. The one word that we
feel best describes Calvary’s
experience: RESILIENCE.
3 Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD (left) and Frank A. Calamari (right)
Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD
Chairman, Calvary Hospital Board of Directors
Frank A. Calamari
President and Chief Executive Officer
But what really helped us get through this pandemic were donors who were just as resilient.
Donors like you provided Calvary with donations such as: 2,100 meals; 6,920 masks, 610
goggles and face shields; and 1,670 gowns and pairs of disposable gloves. We could go on and on.
Your support was essential to making sure that the quality of patient care did not suffer.
In an unprecedented year in which many non-profits were struggling, Calvary was able to
raise more than $10.4 million – more than what we typically raise without a global pandemic
to deal with!
There are no words to describe our gratitude for your support during this time.
We look forward to the day when life will get back to normal at Calvary. But until then,
we have already begun working on several exciting initiatives:
• A $1 million grant from the Mother Cabrini Foundation will allow us to launch the
Navigator Program. This will allow us to introduce palliative care earlier in people’s
lives while they’re still seeking curative measures.
• The launch of our CalvaryCare
®initiative, our $100 million capital campaign, will
strengthen the Hospital for decades to come.
We invite you to be part of these new initiatives.
Until COVID-19 is no longer the healthcare crisis we’ve experienced, we are confident that
our entire staff will continue rising to the challenge.
We are very grateful for the generous support of our Hospital and Fund Boards, donors
and volunteers, to our unwavering mission of caring for adults at the end of life.
OUR
CAREGIVING
TEAM NEVER
WAVERED
Throughout this challenging year, our caregivers never
skipped a beat — from physicians, nurses, and Calvary Care Technicians, to chaplains and social work/
family care practitioners.
Our caregiving team:
Worked every day for months; Kept patients and families in touch when visiting was not allowed in any hospital; Comforted family members in the community after their loved ones died; and
Worked double shifts at the Bronx or Brooklyn campuses so patients could get the care they needed and deserved.
One of our hospice social workers called 30 funeral homes before finding one willing to pick up one of our patients.
To keep their own families safe from infection, some of our employees even made alternative living arrangements once they
Whether our caregivers worked in the community, or at the Bronx or Brooklyn
campuses, Calvary salutes our entire team for their
WE STAYED
TRUE TO
OUR MISSION
Calvary Hospital is blessed not only with excellent caregivers, but they are also supported by hundreds
of dedicated professionals in dozens of departments.
Calvary employees perform many important roles:
They process patient admissions and handle paperwork;
They keep the facilities running smoothly; They cook thousands of nutritious meals each month for all patients and staff; The Housekeeping team makes sure that our facilities are kept spotless; and
Security ensures the safety of every person on-site.
Calvary employees are dedicated to staying
true to our mission of caring for patients
at the end of life.
WE PROVIDED
42,660
MEALS
610
goggles & face shields mask extenders
450
70
PPE
FOOD &
BEVERAGES
6,920
masks870
2,100
meals1,000
cups of coffee & donuts
Calvary is grateful for the generous donations
we received from our donors and supporters
during the pandemic.
800
7
235
iPads
75
gift bags of Mary Kay personal care products
250
phone chargers & adapters
Hundreds of comments on social media posts touting our dedicated staff
2
Mophie Powerstations
Dozens of thank you notes to our staff
GIFTS OF
COMFORT
125
pairs of fashion leggings
1
Zoom license
250
cases of Pepsi beverages & snacks
60
boxes of Girl Scout cookies
MESSAGE FROM THE CALVARY FUND CHAIRMAN
Dear Friends,
Thank you to all who gave generously
in 2020 to support Calvary Hospital.
Last year was unlike any other year, and
Calvary Hospital remained committed
to its mission of non-abandonment.
This pandemic illustrated for all of us
the importance of care for patients and
families dealing with a terminal illness.
The staff at Calvary Hospital continued
to perform acts of kindness and tender
mercies that characterize the extraordinary
care for which Calvary is legendary.
Carlos M. Hernandez
Chairman, Calvary Fund, Inc.
In the face of crisis, we developed
innovative ways to meet the emotional
needs of patients and families.
Calvary’s mission is to lift the burden of
fear and anxiety from patients at the end
of life; this is what we do best. We will
continue to be resilient and keep the faith
that guides all Calvary staff, including the
nurses, doctors, chaplains, and social workers.
As a result, Calvary continues to pivot in
ways that allow our programs to remain
strong both fiscally and programmatically
while remaining true to our mission.
While 2020 was a challenging year for
fundraising, in light of the pandemic we
witnessed numerous individuals and
foundations step up and increase their
support or give more frequently. We continue
to remain optimistic that much of this
generosity will continue in the years ahead.
We are immensely grateful to the
foundations, corporations, and Storrs
Society leadership donors as well as the
thousands of individuals and families
who support Calvary Hospital every
year, including those who participate
in our Golf Classic, Awards Gala, and
Attorney Conference.
9 SALUTING OUR STRENGTH,
SUCCESS AND SUPPORTERS
Calvary supporters rallied against
unprecedented challenges to protect
our mission of non-abandonment and
provide superlative end-of-life care to
patients and families in dire need.
Thanks to the exceptional resilience of our
donor family, more than $10.4 million
in contributions was raised in 2020.
CALVARY HOSPITAL’S37TH ANNUAL AWARDS GALA
COVID may have changed the rules of
engagement, but the steadfast loyalty
of our exceptional donors never wavered.
Our 37
thAnnual Awards Gala was one
of our most successful fundraising dinner
events ever, generating $941,116 in pledges
and payments to benefit our patients and
their families. Offered in a virtual format
on Monday, December 14, 2020, the gala
was attended by an estimated 500 visitors.
The highlight of the evening was a
performance by the legendary
Alan Menken, the Emmy, Grammy,
Oscar, and Tony award-winning composer
of Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Beauty &
the Beast, Aladdin, Broadway’s Little Shop
of Horrors, Sister Act, and much more.
Three distinguished honorees were
acknowledged for their commitment to
Calvary. Khalil Barrage, Managing Director
of Invus, was awarded The Calvary Medal in
recognition of distinguished corporate and
civic leadership. Louise M. Parent, Retired
Executive Vice President & General Counsel,
American Express and Of Counsel, Cleary
Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, received
The Compatior Award for a legacy of
leadership and service, including her years
as a member of the Calvary Fund Board,
and volunteering at both the Bronx
campus and The Dawn Greene Hospice
in Manhattan. Faye Menken Schneier
and Leah Menken-Levenson accepted the
inaugural Spirit of Family Award on behalf
of the Menken Family whose friendship
and support exemplify the true meaning
of partnership in good times and bad.
32ND ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
On Monday, August 24, 2020, 60 Calvary
donors, including 11 first-time attendees,
gathered on the greens at Brae Burn
Country Club to ace the day in memory
of Dennis E. Berberich. The ongoing
pandemic forced our golf enthusiasts to
curtail enjoyment of the usual lavish
cocktail and dinner activities, but not
their generosity in support of Calvary’s
patients and families — $130,879
was raised.
Leading the drive were Co-Chairs
Dennis M. Berberich, Maryann Farrell,
and Joseph L. Nunziata. Key sponsors
included The Robert Goelet Foundation,
Simone Healthcare Development, the
Solimine Family, Linda and Dennis
Berberich, Central Medical Supply,
Empire General Consulting, Eileen and
E. Barry Lyon, the Monaghan Family,
and LaSorsa Auto Group.
I have always been moved by Calvary’s mission, “Where life continues.”
Before virtually anyone else did, Calvary saw the pressing need to provide care
to those for whom aggressive treatment and a cure were no longer an option.
They created a place where the patient could be treated as a person, where they
could be with their families and friends without limitation, and where their
favorite things in life – whether it be music or a cocktail – could be provided.
I admired the work and supported it. But it was not until my mother’s illness
that I was able to see it in action.
From the moment Mom arrived, she was tenderly cared for. The medical staff,
nurses, assistants and religious staff were all attuned to the needs of both
Mom and our family. It became a place where we could still laugh and cry with
Mom and each other. The room was adorned with flowers and we sometimes
took Mom across the hall for concerts, especially when it was the big band
music she so loved. We had family meetings with the staff who taught us
about Mom’s changing physical needs and kept us prepared and informed.
Although the four of us coordinated morning to night visiting coverage,
we never worried that Mom would be alone. Not at Calvary.
It takes a special place and special people to provide care like that.
My hope is to remain as devoted to Calvary as Calvary was to my Mom.
NANCY DELANEY
11 SECURING CALVARY’S FUTURE:
PLANNED GIVING UPDATE Calvary PAC Prevails
Over the past decade, Calvary’s Attorney
Conference has earned a reputation as a
must-attend event for trusts and estates
practitioners. In 2020, refusing to be paused
by the pandemic, Calvary’s Professional
Advisor’s Council (PAC) successfully pivoted
to offer a timely topic virtually for Calvary’s
17
thAnnual Trusts & Estates Conference.
“Ethics for Breakfast: Ethical Implications
for Attorneys in the Gig Economy” attracted
a record-breaking 341 of the area’s top trusts
and estates attorneys, whose attendance
earned them two Continuing Legal
Educa-tion credits in Ethics and Professionalism.
The remote format enabled the participation
of many younger attorneys who might
otherwise not have been able to attend.
The Hon. Nora S. Anderson, Surrogate,
New York County moderated and was joined
by distinguished panelists Mary P. O’Reilly,
Esq., Partner, Meltzer Lippe; Lisa Solomon,
Esq., Owner, Lisa Solomon Esq. Legal
Research and Writing; Lori Sullivan, Esq.,
Counsel, Seward & Kissell LLP; and Rick
Supple, Esq., Partner, Clyde & Co US LLP.
Co-chairing the event was Leah D.
Hokenson, Esq., Managing Director,
Baldwin Brothers LLC; Gerard F. Joyce, Esq.,
National Head of Trusts and Estates,
Managing Director and Deputy General
Trust Counsel, Fiduciary Trust International;
and Erin Gilmore Smith, Esq., Senior Vice
President and Senior Trust Officer, Bank
of America Private Bank.
PAC members are volunteers from the
legal, investment, accounting, insurance,
and banking professions; they share a
deep respect for the unique service Calvary
provides to patients with advanced cancer
and other life-limiting diseases.
Distributions and Pay-outs
Planned Giving revenue for FY 2020
was $4,702,173. Additionally, PAC
conference feedback reported a total of
36 new wills drafted that contain bequests
to Calvary. The Society of 1899, Calvary’s
premier legacy program, added 12 new
members to its roster.
RECOGNIZING LEADERSHIP
The world changed, but the quality of
CalvaryCare
®never will. To protect
Calvary’s commitment to non-abandonment
and guide our response to the unprecedented
healthcare crisis and ensuing restrictions,
33-year Calvary veteran Debbie Feldman
was promoted to Vice President for Pastoral
Care, Bereavement, and Family Care
Services. All clinical programming for
patients and families, outside of nursing
and medicine, was combined under
Ms. Feldman’s capable leadership to form
a super-team of Family Care Practitioners.
Placing a premium on individual contact,
Ms. Feldman’s Practitioners called virtually
every family to ask for their preferred mode
of communication, including phone, video
conferencing, text, and more. Then family
and staff were armed with all the apps
and equipment needed to keep lines of
communication open. Debbie Feldman
and her team were heroes of the pandemic,
ensuring that every staff and family member
felt Calvary’s support and compassion,
even in the darkest days.
THE ANNUAL SPRING DONOR APPRECIATION RECEPTION
Calvary donors once again showed
unsurpassed understanding, loyalty and
resilience in response to the cancellation
of the Annual Spring Donor Appreciation
Reception which would have been held at
the New York Botanical Garden. Traditionally
one of the most popular donor events of
the year, pandemic restrictions forced its
postponement. Instead of honoring our
wonderful Calvary donors, they honored us
with an outpouring of love and generosity. A
total of $68,235 was raised to help Calvary
bring peace, dignity, and comfort to men
and women in their final days – the most
ever raised for this event.
THE STORRS SOCIETY
Members of the Calvary Storrs Society –
our patron giving program – donated a
total of $3,039,426 to support programs
and services not reimbursed by insurance
but essential to the care and comfort of our
patients and families. This represents an
18% increase in giving over the previous
year, and illustrates the vital role our
individual donors play in strengthening
Calvary’s resolve against unpredictable
threats to our mission.
CALVARY IN TOUCH
Volume 11, Issue 3, May/June 2020
issue of Calvary’s bereavement newsletter,
Calvary In Touch, was published in the
midst of the pandemic with stories designed
to bring comfort and strength to our
extended Calvary family. The newsletter
opened with recognition that all of us are
experiencing a collective grief. Articles
addressed feelings shared by the majority
of people and how best to navigate in the
wake of the crisis. Calvary’s Bereavement
team offered 33 support groups every week,
both in-person and remotely throughout
the Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan.
On March 1, Calvary’s annual family
party brought together 100 children and
guardians to usher in spring and a time of
re-newal. Small pots filled with soil and zinnia
seeds were given to each participant as a
remembrance token of a lost loved one.
CalvaryCare® INITIATIVE
Despite delays caused by the health crisis,
The CalvaryCare
®Initiative continued
on track to its $100 million fundraising
goal with $42.1M raised. The Campaign
is strategically designed to support the
growing number of terminally ill patients
in the New York area. While the pandemic
forced suspension of critical person-to-
person cultivations and solicitations, it
also inspired meaningful new initiatives
to ensure the Campaign’s success. The
Calvary Resilience Fund (CRF) was created
to provide an opportunity for donors to
help Calvary stay strong in the face of
future adversities, like that presented by
COVID-19. This initiative recharges our
momentum and fuels enthusiasm in 2021.
Every life has a story and
every story has an end.
Calvary seeks to make it
the best end for everybody,
regardless of resources.
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My Dad was Protestant and my Mom was Catholic.
My Dad raised his children as Catholics. When my
Dad arrived at Calvary, he told my brother that he
wanted to become Catholic. The Calvary staff arranged
for him to receive his First Communion and
Confirmation. They would take him down to Mass
The donor listing acknowledges gifts and pledge payments
of $1,000 or more received by Calvary during the period of
January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020.
We regret that space limitations do not allow us to list every
gift received, but we assure you that every donation, of every size,
has contributed to the care of our patients and their families.
If we have made an error in spelling your name,
please accept our apology, and we encourage you to call the Calvary Fund Office at (718) 518.2077 so that the error can be corrected.
THANK YOU
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Calvary was a blessing for my husband.
The care, the dignity and the way he was treated,
I could never, ever thank Calvary Hospital enough.
The doctors, the nurses, technicians, housekeeping
and security – there wasn’t a person I encountered
that wasn’t wonderful. There aren’t enough words
CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS
Individuals
CALVARY GUARDIANS $25,000 & UP Anonymous (2) Garo ArmenElaine & Alan Ascher Connie J. Attanasio Khalil Z. Barrage Anne Alexis Coté Taylor Pamela L. & William J. Diffley Claire & Carlos Hernandez Louise Radin & Leonard Kreynin Michael Loobman
Margaret A. & William M. McLaughlin
Louise M. Parent, Esq. & John Casaly
Frances A. Resheske
Susan & Dennis M. Schneider Lisa & Robert E. Spatt, Esq. Barbara Venito
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
$10,000 – $24,999
Judith Albert
Elaine & Manfred Altstadt Elisa Andreassi
Lori A. & Charles J. Arduini Jean L. & Stephen A. Burke Jeanne K. & Paul M. Carroll Phyllis Cherebin
Raymond Debbane Faye & Steven J. Golub Harry Hutzler
Lisa & George Sim Johnston Claire M. Ludwig Gloria R. Marone Robert Mikesell Bettina M. Miraglia Robert Racucci Camile G. Saba Joanna Socha Otello Stampacchia Jane Turley
Christiana & Sheldon M. Wasserman Kathleen A. Wickham PATRON’S CLUB $5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous (2) Ann M. Amicone Chris J. Aridas Phillip Bafundo
Susan C. & Timothy P. Barr Sandra Atlas Bass
Rosemary Berkery Richard Bernstein Bonnie Brennan
Cathie C. & Leslie P. Brodsky Marijane Camilleri Louis J. Cappelli Dorando F. Cavallacci II David Epstein Ann Fanizzi Linda Feinberg
Philomena R. & Thomas G. Ferrara Mary Louise Formato, MD
Barbara & Daniel Gallo Diane F. Giacalone Michael Goldstein Corinne Graber
Susan Grossman Dorian Hansen
Virginia & James Harden Olga Ingram
Linda A. Karam
Nora M.* & Paul F. Kardian Alexander M. Laughlin Kathleen V. & John B. Lynch Philip Ma
Joseph R. Marrantino Matthew Maslow James J. Monaghan Irene A. Moyna
Jennifer B. & Stephen T. Murray Eileen T. Nugent, Esq. & Lou R. Kling, Esq. Salvatore Ragonese, Jr. John A. Raphael Janet & Kenneth Raske Louis F. Reuter
Maureen Roaldsen Mauro C. Romita
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Carla & Amit Sikdar Arlene B. Smith Christopher Sobecki Joan Squires Moran May F. Tam
Robert J. Task
Susanne & John J. Tumelty Robert J. Viglietta
Alice Bowie Wartell Patrick B. Woods Peter M. Wright Soofian Zuberi FOUNDER’S CLUB $1,000 – $4,999 Anonymous (3) Richard S. Abramson Richard H. Addy Debo P. Adegbile
Anthony M. & Ann Marie Agnello Angela Aguiar
Barbara & Todd Albert Constance Alimaras James H. Alston
Gladys Alvarez*
Robin & Philippe J. Amouyal Laura Anderson
Janet Anderson Jordan Anger Rae Anzaroot Julia C. Apotheker
Debra Bloom Arkin & Jack Arkin Ersen Arseven
Kristin J. Ashman, Esq. Monserrate M. Ayala Christopher Ayson Frank Baio
Thomas Baldwin
Catherine E. Bambrick & Cecilia Bambrick William O. Bardavid Frances & George Barletta Theresa Barone Lawrence Barone Theresa Barracca Peter M. Bauer Wiktor Bednarz Angeles Belleza Judith E. Belsky George Benczak Marilyn S. Benta
Linda & Dennis M. Berberich Beatrice P. Berger
Diane J. Berkowitz Kathryn Berkowitz Stanley & Patricia Berman Beverly C. & John P. Bertsch Zeynep & Evren Bilimer Jennie & Alphonse Blandi Barry C. Bloom
Susan Blum
Theodore Blumenthal Lois & Roy* Boelstler Cara Boyle & Craig Mende Joan P. Boyle & Robert A. Pooley Patricia A. Brennan
Robert A. Brescia, MD Dennis Bricker
Kathleen M. Broderick Johanna Brodhaag Terry & Michael Brooks Allyson M. & Arthur M. Brown
James A. Brown Mark S. Brown Shelahmichael Brown Jeanmarie Brusati Bernadette Bucher-Glasse Mary Buckley Alice R. Buedden Frances Burgos Claudia Burke Anne G. Burns
Mary A. & David G. Butler Joyce Calabro-Gillen Joseph A. Califano, Jr. Rose Marie Campbell John T. Capetta Mary M. Carolan Judith & Joel M. Carpet Marianne M. Casey
Marco A. & Marlena Castaldi Frank & Margaret Caulson Margaret M. Cavanaugh Margot & Richard Chartoff Lucinda Chen
We are honored to support the critically important work
of Calvary Hospital in serving the most vulnerable persons in
our society as they approach the end of their lives, or endure
the suffering of chronic pain conditions. Calvary Hospital is
providing sui generis care in end-of-life and palliative care.
The system-wide palliative care method that has been so
successfully designed and implemented at Calvary ensures
that every healthcare worker is trained in palliating the pain
and suffering of patients receiving care at Calvary.
Calvary Hospital has achieved a universal palliative care
environment in delivering the most compassionate care to
patients at the end of life, and is a model for the progressive
realization of the right to palliative care, both in the
United States and globally.
MARY BETH & ED MORRISSEY
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CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS – Individuals $1,000 – $4,999 continued from page 17
Marie F. Chiang Constance C. Chille Leslie A. Chorun, MD Rosemary Circosta Celestine Civetta Mary Claudia Wall Kenneth S. Clemons Angela Clohessy
Lorraine & William Cogen Frank L. & Jean L. Colavito Barbara & Tom Cole Kevin F. Condon Michael Conforti
Mary E. & Michael W. Conway Geraldine Cooney
Joseph W. Cooney Nancy Cordes Tracy Corn
Victoria Cosentino-Katibah Barbara & John R. Costantino Ann T. Coughlan Brown John W. Cronin
Gerald J. Cullen George Culliney, Jr.
Dorothy Currie John C. Czvekus
Nancy & Michael D’Agostino Mark D’Urso
Ethel T. & Edward P. Dancy Nancy & Frank De Cicco Elizabeth De Cuevas Victor M. De Leon
Dianne & Leonard De Martino Ronald R. De Rubeis
Linda De Santis Patrick DeCarlo
Barbara L. & John A. Decina Trudi DeDonato
Tita Del Giudice Nancy E. Delaney Robert Delaney
The Joseph L. DeMarzo Family Kathy & Frank DiMango Mary J. & George T. Donahue Diane Donnelly
Eileen & Daniel Donovan Michael Dorra
Joan Dougherty
Ann & Richard G. Durant Anthony Durante Rose Mary Dyson Sylvia Eckardt
Laura C. & Bernard F. Egan Patricia S. & Neil T. Eigen Talton Embry
Rebecca Even-Zohar Catherine Fabiitti Steven Fabrikant Benita Fadel
Eleanor K. & Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD
Julie & Jonas Fajgenbaum John A. Farese
Benedict J. Fargione Adib Fazah
Bernard Feeney Karen Feldman & Gregory Diamond Benjamin Felt Phyllis B. Fernandez Patricia Ferrari
Aurora & Henry J. Ferrero
Judith Feuerstein
Mary Helen & Robert Finnerty Cecilia C. Bennett & John J. Fiore Bernard M. Fitzpatrick
Tracey G. & Jeffrey Flanagan William J. Fleming
Amparo Fontanes Charles A. Forma Jean-Francois Formela Warren Frank
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John M. Gillen, Jr. Slavka Glaser Mitchell Glazer Patricia Golden Steven GolembeskiLoretta & Paul A. Golinski, Esq. I. Manuel Gomez
RoseMarie Goodnough Evelyn M. Gorman Barbara Gottlieb Arlene A. Graci
Catherine & William F. Grant Arlene M. Grauer
Diane & Robert P. Grbic Paula Greco-McTigue & Paul McTigue
Briana Green
Eric A. Gronningsater Afalo Guimaraes Louise & James J. Hagan Kevin Hallinan
Mimi Halpern Kenneth V. Handal Anne L. Hart
Devry L. Hawkins
Helen & Edward D. Heben, CPA Gary Heinze
Laurel E. Henschel Elizabeth A. Hogan
Lilian M. & James J. Hopkins Russell G. Horn
Joy C. & William S. Howe Patricia M. Howell Dorothy Humphrey Jeffrey W. Hunter Andrea Hyde, Esq. & William D. Harrington Stephen Israel
Debra Jaret
Ann & Michael Jenkins Monica Jerussi & Nicholas Tzoumis Barbara A. Jobo Gerardine M. Johnson Robert A. Jones Elinor L. Josenhans Joseph A. Jurovcik Janet Kalish Rita Kalish Noreen Kearney Patrick J. Kellachan Mary F. & Francis Kelty Glen P. Kennedy Peter O. Kennedy Jenny O. Kho
Annette & Phillip J. Kiamie, Sr. John T. Kiernan Lorence Kim Edith P. Klarmann Donald Kopal Steve Kornacki Alan W. Kornberg Svetlana Kornfeind Robert L. Kreppel Mary M. Kresky Lynn K. Kroll Patricia M. Kuchinskas Gail C. & Saul J. Kupferberg Lynn & Richard J. Kutilek Elaine Labrecque Teresa C. Landi Joan Lange
Nicole M. Lannegrace Joan & Stephen Lasala Bryan Leach
Beverly A. Leardi Francis J. Lemieux, Jr. Leah Lenney
Helen L. Lesnik-Mistak Mary Louise Liebman Ingrid E. Lorenz Frank E. Lucente Charles F. Lundy Gregory Lutz Karen P. Lynch
Eileen H. & E. Barry Lyon Jose E. Maccera, MD Philomena & Sean Mackin Ann MacMurray
Mary Madigan William T. Maher, Jr.
Patricia & William M. Major, Jr. Kathleen A. & David M. Maksomski
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Jennifer S. Mayer Kathe A. McBride James McCabe
Kathleen M. & Robert H. McCormick
Alexandria Jane S. McCrorie Nancy Stein & Edward F. McDermott
David McDonald Maureen J. McGowan Diahn W. & Thomas J. McGrath, Esqs. Lucy Flemming McGrath Marie T. McKellar Manya McKenna
Kathleen McLaughlin-Jerge Anne B. McManus
Finian McNamara Mary Alice McNamara Elizabeth G. McPartland* Barbara A. & Paul J. Meberg Hon. Suzanne J. Melendez Melanie Kogan & Scott J. Mellis Penelope M. & Thomas T. Meyer
S. Alexandra Mikijanic Marianne & Steven Mills Kitellen Milo
Theresa E. Moore Mariann & Carl Morales Margaret P. Moran
Constance & Thomas F. Moran Louise D. Moretti
Alayne Morgenthal Mary Beth & Ed Morrissey Theresa Moser M. Colleen Mullens Margaret Mulqueen David E. Munshine Kathleen Murnion Domenick M. Muro Julia A. Murphy Mary M. Murphy Donald V. Murray Lorraine F. Murray Mary P. Murray Alyse Myers Irene Nardolillo
Donna & Orlando Naveo
Mirna Neda Kishwer S. Nehal William P. & Michele D. Neuberger
Helen Neuhaus Frederick J. Neun Pamela K. Norum Christine Killorin & John Nussbaumer Eileen T. O’Brien Jill & John J. O’Brien Mary Ellen O’Connor Shyne Han Oey Michael J. O’Hara Anne B. O’Malley Claire O’Neill Teresa Ouzounian Linda A. Paolucci Lawrence G. Pape, MD, Ph.D. Jacqueline V. Parkin Regina Patterson Timothy M. Paul, Esq. Mary E. Pecorini Frances Pergamo
Judy E. Persise Gregory P. Peterson Ellen H. Petrino
Caroline T. & Daniel R. Pisani Edward J. Piszko
Juliet Gloria & Arthur Pizzuto Emily Portney
Maureen & John E. Potter Austin J. Power
Carla A. & Salvatore J. Pranzo Michael Quan
CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS – Individuals $1,000 – $4,999 continued from page 21
Anthony G. Richards Margaret O. Richards Esther Riley
Cynthia Roberto
Ann Marie & Charles Robertson Elizabeth & Thomas Rochford Joseph Rodriguez
Yale Rosen, MD
Helene & Samuel Rosenberg Paul I. Rosenberg, Esq. Barbara & Gary Rosenthal Susan Rudin
Ann Ryan Edward W. Ryan Pasqualina Sacchetti Christine Weart Sachs & Robert A. Sachs Maxwell Saffian Hildy Saperstein Mary B. Sayers Patricia M. Scanlon Amy & Charles Scharf Charles Scheidt Donald Schneider
Margaret Schwartz Nealle Seavey Frances Secondo Alan D. Seget, Esq.
Barbara A. & William R. Serpe Sunny Sessa Ian Shand Walter Sharp Robert B. Shea* John F. Shettle, Jr. Dan Siegel Robert M. Siegel, MD Helen Siembab
Ann E. & Richard J. Sims Rabbi Jeffrey J. Sirkman Wendelin M. Slusserer & James D. Bruce
Kathleen & Michael J.A. Smith Beatrice K. Sparling
Ilse & Murray Stark John J. Steed Merle Steinberg Kenneth A. Steiner Barbara A. Streine
Patricia M. Perez-Garcia & Neil P. Stronski
Patricia S. Sullivan Virginia L. Swift Audrey Taitt-Hall
Mary E. & Michael J. Tangney Joseph Tarantino
Eileen Boylan Taylor Ellen L. Taylor Constance V. Testa Justine & Nicholas Timko Laura D. & Gerald C. Tobin, Esq. Barbara J. Tomany
Valerie Tootle
Karen A. & John F. Townsend Jean-Pierre L. Trebot
Heather & Gaurang Trivedi Peggy & Michael T. Troncone Marie & Chris Tully
Richard S. Turell Victor J. Tutino Ann M. Utke Donna M. Valenti Louise R. Varnas Myrna A. Vega Louis A. Vegliante Jean V. & Alberto Velez John Verdeschi
Natica & Victor Von Althann Virginia Vu-Matthews Patrick J. Waide, Jr. William F. Wallace
Anne M. & John F. Wallace Ellen & John Walsh Jacqueline P. Walton John Warner Donald R. Weber Robin & Alan W. Weber Arlene F. Weberg
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CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS – Individuals $1,000 – $4,999 continued from page 22
Diane J. Wieda
Laura G. & Stanley J. Wiegand Celestene K. Wright
Ketly J. & Ronald Wright Eung Suk Yoon
Alison & Boniface Zaino Rose Carmen Zanca Jeanne Zunich, Esq. & Richard J. Bowler, Esq.
Organizations
CALVARY GUARDIANS
$25,000 & UP
BlackRock, Inc.
The Electrum Group, LLC FIS Foundation
The Invus Group, LLC Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP William & Mary Buckley Foundation
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
$10,000 – $24,999
Brae Burn Country Club Inc. Future Value Associates, Ltd. JSRM Foundation
Knights of Columbus – New York Chapter Oracle Partners, L.P.
Richard McVey Charitable Fund Satter Foundation
The Degna Spoldi Private Family Foundation
The Robert Goelet Foundation
PATRON’S CLUB
$5,000 – $9,999
Anonymous ArchCare
Brito Family Foundation C.E. Nelson Charitable Fund Gossamer Bio
James G. Houlihan Family Second, L.P.
Knights of Pythias – Grand Lodge Naddisy Foundation
Police Relief Fund
Proskauer Rose, LLP Rosol Agency, Inc. Sacks & Sacks LLP/ Counselors at Law Sara E. Moss Family Fund Seer, Inc.
The DeDonato Family Foundation Vivian Chiu & Edwin Lin
Charitable Fund
FOUNDER’S CLUB
$1,000 – $4,999
Ann Eden Woodward Foundation Arthur J. Gallagher and Co. Bela and Catharine Schick Foundation
Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, LLC
Brooklyn Benevolent Society Brown Brothers Harriman Trust Company, N. A.
Cacace Giving Fund Calvary Hospital Medical Association
Central Medical Supply, Inc. Christie’s
Concannon Family Foundation DeCicco & Sons
Decina Consulting Company DelFranco Family Fund
Empire General Contracting Corp. Empire Valuation Consultants Estate of Renee Zimmerman Evercore Wealth Management, LLC Fidelity Charitable
Fiduciary Trust Company International
Friends of Pelham Civic Association Inc.
Gary J. & Susan O. Ferrentino Foundation
Genserve, Inc.
George & Mary Meister Foundation
Glenmede Trust Company Gloria Gray Foundation Inc. Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Fund
CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS – Organizations $1,000 – $4,999 continued from page 23
Mathis-Pfohl Foundation Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Micromem International Inc. MPI Business Valuation & Advisory NM Morris Family Foundation Nunziata Ad Agency
Oresky & Associates, PLLC P.S.I.D.A.M.A.N.A. Paul M. Mazur Fund Peckham Family Foundation Pells Mayton Foundation Inc. Porter Braden Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation Protiviti Consulting, Inc.
Putney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson LLP Ridgewood Savings Bank
Rockefeller Group
Rotary International District 7230 Schuyler Hill Funeral Home Siegel Property Management LLC Sterling National Bank
SterlingRisk
Sunshine Sachs and Associates
The Christopher Columbus Society of Peekskill The Feuerring Foundation The Jesuits of Fordham Inc. The Joe & Hellen Darion Foundation, Inc.
The M&T Charitable Foundation The Maggie and Waggie Foundation
The Mines Press, Inc.
The Ponagansett Foundation, Inc. Transervice Companies
Transervice Logistics Inc. ZS Fund L.P.
Foundations
Anonymous
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
The Ambrose Monell Foundation Arts and Letters Foundation Barbara Epstein Foundation Bertha & Isaac Liberman Foundation, Inc.
Billy Rose Foundation, Inc. Catholic Institute of the Food Industry
The C.F. Roe Slade Foundation Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation
Charles R. & Winifred R. Weber Foundation
The David Berg Foundation, Inc. Della Calce Private Foundation, Inc. Dreitzer Foundation Inc.
George Link Jr. Charitable Trust The G.L. Connolly Foundation Hagedorn Fund
Harmon Foundation, LLC The Helena Segy Foundation Hugoton Foundation
The Irving T. Bush Foundation, Inc. The Jana Foundation Inc.
Koch Foundation, Inc. Kupferberg Foundation Kurr Foundation
Laurie Kayden Foundation
Max & Selma Kupferberg Family Foundation
Mickey Capelli Foundation, Inc. The Morton K. and Jane Blaustein Foundation
Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation Mother Cabrini Health Foundation
New Yankee Stadium Community Benefits Fund Inc.
Newman’s Own Foundation The Pat Cairo Family Foundation, Inc.
Quentin J. Kennedy Foundation Robert & Gail Edelstein Foundation, Inc.
Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust A/C
Sherlock Charitable Foundation Thomas & Agnes Carvel Foundation
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CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS
Estates
Estate of Marie T. Bauer Estate of Irene Bellus Estate of Claudia V. Brigman Estate of Lola Calcagno Estate of Rosellen M. Callahan Estate of Grace Catalano Estate of Jean Paul Cormand Estate of Howard Danon Estate of Margaret Dempsey Estate of Ray Marie Dilieto Estate of Francois J. Duboulay Estate of Charles W. Dunn Estate of Roberta Feinberg Estate of Sean Finn Estate of Mary E. Fowler Estate of Mary Franco Estate of Joan Garcia Estate of John A. Gargan Estate of Rocco Joseph Garrio Jr. Estate of Susan Gernert
Estate of Amelia A. Gould Estate of Harry Kalish
Estate of Ruth Kalish Estate of Elaine D. Kennedy Estate of Kathryn R. Krause Estate of Lillian C. Lee Estate of Peter Lee
Estate of Harold Mabern, Jr. Estate of Elizabeth (Betty) McPartland
Estate of Angelo P. Morra Estate of Mavis Owen Estate of Victor Poetto Estate of Carole Ann Quinn Estate of Antoinette Rienzi Estate of Mattie Schottenfeld Estate of Robert Joel Schwartz Estate of Kathleen Shanahan Estate of Nicholas Signorelli Sr. Estate of Barbara Strauss Estate of Louise A. Tartaglia Estate of Betty G. Waller Estate of John Winters Estate of Margaret V. Zgombic Estate of Elliott Zuckerman
Attorney Conference
FOUNDING SPONSOR
Fiduciary Trust Company International
SPONSOR LEVEL
Richard J. Bowler, Esq.
Brown Brothers Harriman Trust Company, N.A.
Empire Valuation Consultants Evercore Wealth Management, LLC Glenmede Trust Company
MPI Business Valuation & Advisory Withum
FRIENDS
Christie’s
Future Value Associates, Ltd. In Honor of First Republic Private Wealth Management Kristin J. Ashman, Esq.
EXHIBITORS
Bonhams
Heritage Auctions
Hudson Peak Wealth Advisors
GOLD LEVEL
Bleakley Platt & Schmidt, LLP Bressler, Amery & Ross, PC Alan D. Seget, Esq.
Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Timothy M. Paul, Esq.
Putney, Twombly, Hall & Hirson
SILVER LEVEL
Erin Gilmore Smith, Esq. Michael J. A. Smith
BRONZE LEVEL
Over 15 years ago, my husband was cared for
by Calvary Hospital. He spent 7 months at the
hospital and during that time they helped us celebrate
Passover and an anniversary. The staff was extremely
kind to us. They were tender and so caring and so
loving, that I will never forget them. I’m also grateful for
the compassion that they gave to my daughter-in-law,
who was cared for several years earlier.
RITA KALISH
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CALVARY HOSPITAL DONORS
Gifts in Kind
MEDIA
ABC TV NY ABC 770AM Radio Audacy CBS Radio Bloomberg Media Catholic New York CBS TV NY
DeSales Media Group Fort Group
iHeart Media NBC TV NY Newsday
The New York Times New York Daily News Pandora
Univision Communications Inc. WNET NY Public Media
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
CACCC
(Chinese American Coalition for Compassionate Care) Wendy Dackson
Empire Blue Cross FORD
Home Depot
The Imagine Society & Marina Franklin Jen French-Glick KPMG Milli Knudsen Maria Lief, MD Lowe’s MedSupplyDrive
Notre Dame University Center for Innovation
Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn
Rye Rotary Club
FOOD & BEVERAGES
Eve Marusevich Addeo ADP
Area23 Bronx Sole
The Pat Cairo Family Foundation Coffee to the Frontlines
Crosby Pizza Shop
Nancy Ann & Stephen DiNardo Dubrovnik Restaurant
FDNY Engine 97 Marina Franklin Girl Scout Troop 1874 Gravesend Kiwanis Club Rogelio King
Leche & Miele Restaurant Rosemary Lewis
Marina Del Rey Barbara Nitzberg
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.
Project Barkada Tricia Reyes
Rockwell’s Restaurant Skaggs-Walsh The Ursuline School Vigilante Coffee Company
ELECTRONICS
Anne Alexis Coté Taylor Theresa Cinnante iPads to Hospitals
Sullivan Papain Block McGrath Coffinas & Cannavo P.C. T-Mobile
Wilma Rosa
OTHER
Anonymous (50) Dorothy Altman Manfred Altstadt Rose M. Angelicola Philip Arena Connie J. Attanasio Jane Auriemmo Barbara Badyna Frank Baio Carolina Baròn Diane J. Berkowitz Elizabeth Bertoldo Lorraine M. Braun Claudia V. Brigman* Marcy Brownson Thomas E. Buckley Mary & William Buckley Frank A. Calamari Lola Calcagno* Alice Callaghan M. G. Campbell Louis A. Caputo Jr. Yolanda Clyne Margaret Cremmins Cynthia J. Cupolo Diane Darrow Lorena De Filippis Ronald R. De Rubeis Carmen J. De Simone Eileen A. Dennin* Carol & James Di Lorenzo Joyce Dolin
Mary J. & George T. Donahue Ellen Emery
Mary T. Fahy Ann Fanizzi Thomas G. Ferrara Audrey & Gary Ferraro Ouida St.C. Ffrench Lydia Figueroa Stefano L. Filiberti Mary Fittig Ms. Mary E. Flynn* Claire A. Fordrung Mary Louise Formato James J. Fox
Mary P. Franco* Richard D. Freedman
Chaim Freiberg Cynthia Gagen
Catherine and Vincent Galatino Joann V. Galdi Clare C. Garetano Steffi A. Gavin Magdalen Gaynor Carolyn Gentile Lynne Geras Susan Gernert* Jim Giannone Barbara Gottlieb Jane Mack Gould Mary Graci Arlene A. Graci Ehler O. Gregory* Eleanor M. Grober Susan Grossman Doris Hanel Laurie Hathorn Jenny Jassey Robert A. Jones Linda A. Karam
Nora M.* & Paul F. Kardian
Calvary established
The Society of 1899
to honor individuals
who have made a
Bequest or Deferred
Gift to the Hospital.
29 *In Memoriam
Jane & Tomas Killilea Edith P. Klarmann Luisa A. Kley Joanne Knetge Terence Kreider Armando Leone Marcia G. Levine
Edward & Barbara Levine, PhD Lucille Lew
Bill Lundy
Gloria & Jack* Maloney Phyllis Mate
Nancy Stein & Edward F. McDermott William A. McKenna Jr. Elizabeth G. McPartland* Lorraine Melora Paul S. Mesard Janine Metz* Roseann Mincieli Elaine Monahan
Joan & Richard Montemarano Margaret P. Moran Christina Mullarkey Kathleen Murnion Domenick M. Muro Rosemary Nalbone Catherine M. Namias Ruth L. Nelson Madeline G. Newbauer Barbara A. O’Brien Kathleen F. O’Connor Margaret M. O’Connor* John F Palisi Louise M. Parent Susan Pav Marie R. Porcello Marc E. Prager Lucille Prudente Christiane R. Quinif Pam Geraldi Rabin James P. Reilly Thomas Revello Carmine Roberto* Jane M. Roeser Yale Rosen, MD Paul I. Rosenberg Catherine Sabino Joan Salb Gloria A. Santino Jane M. Shaw Nicholas Signorelli* Nancy Moore Simpson Carol A. Sonnessa Vincent J. Spinelli Elliot J Stamler Reinhold Stehle Merle Steinberg Patricia S. Sullivan Terry Sullivan Virginia L. Swift John V. Tanzilli* Robert Temliak Linda Terrasi Cezanne Gerald C. Tobin Joyce Toy
Nancy Underwood Gail Wayne Edwin D. Wood Rose Carmen Zanca
THE SOCIETY OF 1899
For more information on Bequests and Planned Gifts, please call Calvary’s Director of Major and Planned Gifts,
2020 2019
* Included in Total Assets
Years ended December 31, 2020 and 2019 (in millions)
$126.5
$104.7
TOTAL ASSETS
$97.4
$73.6
$50.6
$43.8
INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS WHOSE USE IS LIMITED AT MARKET VALUE*
NET ASSETS
$14.2
Net Assets with donor restrictions
Year ended December 31, 2020 (in millions)
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
Revenues, gains and other support over expenses
Change in net unrealized gains on investments
Pension-related adjustments
Decrease in net assets
TOTAL
$29.0
$14.8
Net Assets without donor restrictions ($1.9) $1.6 $5.6 ($9.1) TOTAL LIABILITIES
Calvary Holding Company, Inc.
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REVENUE, GAINS & OTHER SUPPORT
Net Patient Service Revenue $107.0 Investment Income $0.8 Net realized gains on investments $1.4 Contributions $10.4 Special events revenue, net of special events expense $0.4 Other operating revenue $21.3
EXPENSES
Salaries $73.0 Employee benefits $25.7
Supplies and other expenses $33.9 Depreciation, leases and equipment rental $7.0
Interest $0.1 Year ended December 31, 2020 (in millions)
** Other operating revenue includes Federal Provider
Relief Funds for COVID-19 related response $20.2
**
TOTAL
$141.3
TOTAL
Organization
Calvary Holding Company, Inc. (the “Holding Company”) is a not-for-profit corporation organized under Section 402 of the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York. The Holding Company is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as exempt from federal income tax under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”) as an organization described in Section 501(c)(3). The purpose of the Holding Company is to engage in charitable, scientific and medical activities to support Calvary Hospital, Inc. (the “Hospital”) and its affiliated organizations which are exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC. ArchCare, a not-for-profit corporation, operated in connection with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, is the sole corporate member of the Holding Company.
Principles of Combination
The combined financial statements of the Holding Company and affiliates include the accounts of the following organizations of which the Holding Company is the sole corporate member:
• Calvary Fund, Inc. (the “Fund”) is a not-for-profit corporation recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC. The Fund’s purpose is to solicit, accept, and receive real and personal property and to collect income therefrom to be applied exclusively for any health-related char itable organization or corporation affiliated with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. However, the current and historical intent has been to provide exclusive support to the Hospital.
• The Holding Company is also the sole member of Calvary Network Management Services, LLC, an inactive organization. In addition, primarily because it is under common management with the above organizations, the Hospital is included in the combined financial statements. The Hospital is a not-for-profit specialty hospital that provides services for the care of terminally ill cancer patients. The Hospital, which is operated in connection with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, is exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC.
Intercompany transactions and amounts have been eliminated.
CALVARY HOLDING COMPANY, INC. Board of Directors Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD Chairman Karl P. Adler, MD John A. Decina
Edward D. Heben, CPA, PC Carlos M. Hernandez
CALVARY HOSPITAL, INC.
Board of Directors
Timothy Cardinal Dolan Archdiocese of New York
Honorary Chairman
Thomas J. Fahey, Jr., MD
Chairman
Rev. Eric P. Cruz John A. Decina
*Deceased
Michael J.A. Smith
Chairman
Andrea Hyde, Esq.
Vice Chairman
Colleen F. Carew, Esq.
Emerita
Daniel J. Arciola, Esq. Kristin J. Ashman, Esq. Richard J. Bowler, Esq. Bonnie Brennan Brian P. Corrigan, Esq. David Crimmins, CPA Ronni G. Davidowitz, Esq. Keith C. Dolin
Thomas G. Ferrara Amber Ferrero, CIFA Robert M. Freedman, Esq. Magdalen Gaynor, Esq. Paul Golinski, Esq. Rorrie Gregorio
Judith D. Grimaldi, Esq. Charles J. Groppe, Esq.
Edward D. Heben, CPA, PC Leah D. Hokenson, Esq. Gerard F. Joyce, Jr., Esq. Peggy Sheehan Knee, Esq. Stanley S. Leffler, Esq. Rebecca Lockwood, Esq. Mary Ellen Manley, Esq. Michael M. Mariani, Esq. Daniel J. McSwiggan, Esq. Lee Miller, Esq.
Charles J. Ogeka, Esq. Timothy M. Paul, Esq. Victoria Richardson Paul I. Rosenberg, Esq. Eileen Caulfield Schwab, Esq. Alan D. Seget, Esq.
Erin Gilmore Smith, Esq. Frank W. Streng, Esq. Joseph A. Tarantino Gerald C. Tobin, Esq. Wayne L. Warnken, Esq. Michael R. Weaver, Esq.
PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS COUNCIL (PAC)
The Professional Advisors Council was established in 2001 to assist Calvary’s Board of Directors and staff to secure the financial support required to operate this unique hospital. PAC members are volunteers from the legal, investment, accounting, insurance, and banking professions.
Calvary Hospital, Inc.
Board of Directors continued
Maryann J. Popiel, MD Amit Sikdar
Joseph A. Tarantino Anne A. Coté Taylor
Hospital Directors Emeriti
Manfred Altstadt John P. Bertsch Terence Gallagher* Steven J. Golub Associate Directors Frank A. Calamari Christopher D. Comfort, MD
CALVARY FUND, INC.
Board of Directors
Carlos M. Hernandez
Chairman
Eileen T. Nugent, Esq.
Vice Chair
Gerald C. Tobin, Esq.
Vice Chair
Bonnie Brennan Joseph Deglomini, Jr. Daniel E. Donovan Diahn W. McGrath, Esq.
Calvary Fund, Inc.
Board of Directors continued
Jay Monaghan
Daniel J. McSwiggan, Esq. James O’Hara
Louise M. Parent, Esq. Al Roker
Dennis M. Schneider Michael J.A. Smith Robert E. Spatt, Esq. Joseph A. Tarantino Olga Luz Tirado
Fund Directors Emeriti
Terence Gallagher* Steven J. Golub Henry J. Humphreys* Theodore Jadick William A. McKenna, Jr. Chairman’s Council
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Frank A. Calamari
President & Chief Executive Officer
Christopher P. Comfort, MD
Chief Operating Officer
Susan Garry
Executive Assistant/Governing Board Liaison
MANAGEMENT STAFF
Robert M. Siegel, MD, FACC
Medical Director
Andrew Greco
Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Nancy S. D’Agostino, RN, MSN, CHPN
Vice President for Community Patient Services
Debbie Feldman, JD, LCSW-R
Vice President for Pastoral Care, Bereavement, and Family Care Services
Margaret M. Pelkowski, RN, MSN
Vice President for Hospital Patient Care Services
Michael T. Troncone
Vice President, Human Resources
Robert A. Brescia, MD
Director, Palliative Care Institute/ Psychiatric Services
Maria Georgopoulos, LMHC, FT
Director, Bereavement Services
Carmela Carino
Corporate Compliance Officer
Patricia Caffrey, RN, MSN
Nurse Administrator, Brooklyn Campus
Kathleen Lynch, RN
Administrator, Admitting, Intake & Outreach Services
Carmel Monahan, RN, MSN, CHPN
Administrator, Calvary@Home
Lawrence A. Berg, DLM, FACHE
Assistant Administrator for Diagnostic and Ancillary Services
John A. Grom, RPh, MS, MBA
Assistant Administrator, Campus Hospital Development, Director of Pharmacy
Kiran Mody, CHC, CHFM, CHESP, CHSP
Assistant Administrator of Environment of Care
CALVARY FUND, INC. & PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Christopher Ayson
Patron Program Manager
Timothy P. Barr
Executive Vice President
Jacqueline Compton
Senior Major Gifts Officer
John Dougherty
Special Events Manager
Nancy Keane
Foundation and Corporate Relations Coordinator
Elizabeth Edds Kougasian, Esq.
Director of Major & Planned Gifts
Barbara J. Nitzberg
Director of Public Affairs & Community Relations
Tricia Reyes
Director of Development
LICENSED BY
State of New York Department of Health
ACCREDITED BY
The Joint Commission
BENEFICIARY OF
United Hospital Fund
35 MEDICAL STAFF Theodore Allen, MD Michael J. Brescia, MD Robert A. Brescia, MD Alma Carrington, MD Gail Chrzanowski, MD Christopher P. Comfort, MD Myra Davila, MD Eric Goldman, MD James Goldszer, MD Sanjeev Gupta, MD Devmani Jaitly, MD Maria Lief, MD Jose Maccera, MD Irina Makarevich, MD Vera Miller, MD Rachelle Parker, MD Sreenivasa Patibandla, MD Amir Shahid, MD
Robert M. Siegel, MD, FACC Margaret Squillace, MD Neda Vodenitcharova, MD Andrew Zaretsky, MD
MEMBERSHIPS
Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics
Association for Clinical Pastoral Education Association for Death Education
and Counseling
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Bronx Chamber of Commerce Catholic Health Association
Center for the Advancement of Palliative Care Greater New York Hospital Association Home Care Association of New York Hospice & Palliative Care Association of New York State
Hospice Foundation of America National Home Care Association
National Hospice & Palliative Care Organization National Widowers Organization
National Alliance for Grieving Children
EDUCATIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Adelphi University School of Social Work
Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Yeshiva University College of Mount Saint Vincent Nursing Department Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University School of Nursing,
School of Social Work and Teachers College Dominican College School of Nursing Emory University School of Nursing Fordham University School of Social Work Hunter College School of Social Work Mercy College Graduate School New York Medical College
NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing NYU School of Medicine
NYU School of Social Work & Graduate Schools NYU Steinhardt School of Education
St. Joseph’s Seminary Pastoral Formation (Yonkers, NY) SUNY Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine
Andrus on Hudson
Association of Professional Chaplains Brooklyn Hospital Center
Cabrini Nursing Home Chinese American Coalition for Compassionate Care Cobble Hill Health Center Skilled Nursing Facility
Dumont Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale Higashi Sapporo Hospital (Japan) Hospice Foundation of America Jacobi Medical Center
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center Kingsborough Community College Lenox Hill Hospital
Mary Manning Walsh Home Material for the Arts
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Methodist Home for Nursing
and Rehabilitation
Middle East Cancer Consortium
Montefiore Einstein Center for Cancer Care Montefiore Medical Center
Morningside House
National Association of Catholic Chaplains National Association of Jewish Chaplains National Cancer Institute
New York-Presbyterian/The Allen Hospital New York-Presbyterian/
Columbia University Medical Center New York-Presbyterian
Lower Manhattan Hospital New York-Presbyterian/ Weill Cornell Medical Center NYU Langone Hospital – Brooklyn
NYU Winthrop Hospital
Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home Providence Rest Nursing Home
Rebekah Rehab and Extended Care Center Regeis Care Center
Riverside Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center
St. Joseph’s Hospital Nursing Home St. Vincent de Paul Nursing Home Schervier Nursing Care Center Silvercrest Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center Tolstoy Foundation Nursing Home
United Hebrew of New Rochelle Wartburg Nursing Home
Workmen’s Circle MultiCare Center
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EMERGING LEADERS COMMITTEE
Co-Chairs
Liz Berger, CPA, CFE, CCA, CGMA, CFIRS
Director, Protiviti
Terrance Colter
Senior Account Executive, Pandora
Honorary Co-Chair
Ryan Field
Eyewitness News Anchor, WABC-TV
Benjamin E. Akselrad, Esq.
Bressler, Amery & Ross P.C.
Zarin Anika
Nexera, Inc.
Christopher Ayson
Calvary Hospital
Khadija Chafouk-Idrissi, CPA
Protiviti Stephanie Diaz Protiviti John Dougherty Calvary Hospital Michelle Falco Scott F. Fitzgerald
JP Morgan Private Bank
Ryan Goor
Commercial Furniture Transport
Bharati S. Kemraj
Patrick B. Jenkins & Associates
Rebecca Lockwood, Esq.
Sotheby’s
Emily Prager
University Diagnostic Medical Imaging P.C.
The Calvary Hospital Emerging Leaders Committee is a group of young professionals who support the mission of Calvary Hospital through various fundraising activities under the leadership of the Calvary Fund Board of Directors.
Andrew M. Reardon, Esq.
Reid Michaelis PLLC
Christina N. Romero, Esq.
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Talia Rossman
University Diagnostic Medical Imaging P.C.
Tara Rusinko
NBCUniversal
Robert M. Sheppard, CPA
MazarsUSA
Patrick Steffens
Avison Young
Sade Williams
Calvary Hospital
Calvary Hospital, Inc.
1740 Eastchester Road, Bronx, NY 10461 718.518.2000
Calvary Hospital Brooklyn Campus
150 55th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220 718.630.6666
Calvary Hospice
718.518.2465
The Dawn Greene Hospice at Mary Manning Walsh Home
1339 York Avenue, New York, NY 10021
Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home
42-41 201st Street, Bayside, NY 11361
