Annual Report Highlights 90 Years of Care

ANNUAL REPORT: FISCAL YEAR 2011
90 Years of Healing and Growing

We salute our nine decades of serving children and
their families with a look at our wonderful Child
Life staff in Nine Reasons We Love Child Life. These
child development experts help children navigate the
stressful and uncertain waters of being in a hospital
and coping with an illness, injury or disability.
Financially, we have had a successful year, achieving
a healthy fiscal margin in spite of the ongoing rise
in healthcare costs and limits on reimbursements.
We have achieved this strength by continuing to
apply operational efficiencies wherever possible,
while always focusing on the high quality care we
provide to our children.
In closing, we offer our continuing gratitude to you.
Through the years, your devotion to the work of
Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital—through your
philanthropy, advocacy, and volunteerism—contrib-
utes invaluably to the functioning of this institution
and helps us carry out our mission: to maximize the
health and independence of the more than 7,500
children we served in 2011.
Dear Friends,
This has been a special year for Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital—not only because of our staff’s
continued dedication to providing premier care to
our young patients, but also because 2011 is a very
big milestone for us: it’s our 90th year as the place
where children go to heal and grow.
In this report, we’ll share some of the growth we
have experienced in our clinical programs—through
the eyes of two of our patients. We’ll also look at the
growth we’ve experienced in the Center for Neonatal
Transitional Care, where we began a major expansion
in 2011 to serve more of our youngest patients. Also,
we’ll tell you about the good work we have been doing
in the Community Advocacy and Injury Prevention
program and profile our two new board leaders.
We’ll introduce you to two inspiring patients, one
just five years old, and the other now a young woman:
Although at different ends of the age spectrum, they
share something in common: a battle against a sud-
den, life-threatening illness. We’ll also tell you about
two new devices that they’ve been using to great
success: devices that we were able to acquire this year
through generous contributions. The incorporation
of devices such as these has enabled Mt. Washington
Pediatric to evolve with the times, yet still provide
the highest quality health care since 1922.
As we continue to advance in meeting the needs of
our region’s children, we see an increasing demand for
services in such areas as our Sleep Clinic, which helps
in the diagnosis of serious but treatable conditions
like sleep apnea, and our Developmental Pediatric
Services, which provide testing and evaluation of
behavioral and psychological conditions such as
attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD),
Asperger’s Syndrome, and speech, language and
learning delays, among others.
Sheldon J. Stein
President and CEO
Lawrence C. Pakula, MD
Chair, Board of Trustees
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1921 1922
Johns Hopkins social worker Hortense Kahn
Eliasberg founds Happy Hills Convalescent
Home for Children at home off Falls Road,
a place for children who no longer needed
hospital care, but were not ready to go home.
An 11-acre estate is donated
for the hospital by Edward
Morris, the first vice president
of Happy Hills.
A Lifelong Love for Pediatrics
hospital’s boards and inspiring a new cadre of
hospital supporters. He also wants to build greater
awareness of Mt. Washington’s important role in
the community.
“I have a long association with Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital as a practicing pediatrician,” he
says. “And I know the leaders at both the University
of Maryland Medical System and Johns Hopkins
Health System feel strongly about the importance of
this institution.”
We are very fortunate to have an individual of
Dr. Pakula’s experience, talents and conviction
leading Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital.
It seems Dr. Lawrence C. Pakula has been preparing
for his role as chairman of Mt. Washington Pediatric
Hospital’s Board his entire life. As the son of a pe-
diatrician in Kansas City, Dr. Pakula had an early
exposure to medicine. He decided to follow in his
father’s footsteps, serving his internship and residency
in pediatrics at Johns Hopkins.
Upon completion, he was drafted into military service
and served as Chief of Pediatrics at Clark Air Force
Base in the Philippines. During the Vietnam-era
buildup, Dr. Pakula’s patient population grew rapidly,
from two thousand to 10 thousand youngsters.
As he treated the children of military families strug-
gling with the stresses associated with separation,
injuries and deaths, Dr. Pakula became determined
to focus a significant portion of his practice on
treating behavioral and developmental disorders in
addition to general pediatrics.
“I love being a pediatrician,” says Dr. Pakula. “I can’t
imagine being in any other field of medicine.”
Dr. and Mrs. (Sheila) Pakula have a long record of
professional and community service. Dr. Pakula has
been on the pediatric staff at Johns Hopkins, Sinai,
GBMC and St. Joseph Hospitals and is Associate
Professor of Pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins School
of Medicine. He has served in several capacities with
the American Academy of Pediatrics and has testified
before Congress, advocating legislation to improve
access to childhood vaccinations.
As Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s Board chair,
Dr. Pakula’s goals include completing construction of
the hospital’s Center for Neonatal Transitional Care,
attracting a new generation of leadership to the

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Sometimes a patient’s sibling
needs help coping.
Kids talk, play games
and meet other kids
like them in our
SibShops program.
Sarah Beale,
Child Life Specialist
Why We Love Child Life
1930July 10, 1922
One year into the Great Depression,
Happy Hills appeals for state aid. The
Whitelock Estate on West Rogers Avenue
is purchased and includes a mansion
and room for expansion.
Happy Hills welcomes first patient and is soon filled
to capacity with eight boys and twelve girls. Just two
years later, Happy Hills partners with Baltimore’s
public school system. A teacher and school supplies
are provided and a room is converted for classes.
work with families and other health care providers to:
• Prepare children for medical procedures/treatment
and speak to kids in language they understand
• Help children with coping strategies to reduce
anxiety and enhance cooperation with the health
care team
• Coordinate school and community outings to work
on problem-solving, social and life skills, memory,
orientation and accessibility
• Provide recreational therapy to help patients
recover motor function, reasoning abilities,
socialization skills and to build confidence
• Answer family questions about developmental
milestones, coping and adjustment, infant
massage and safe car seat use.
If your son or daughter were ever in the hospital, you
would know how frightening it can be. It’s likely you
were especially thankful for the skills and compassion
of a Child Life and Therapeutic Recreation Specialist.
These child development experts help hospitalized
patients cope by offering education, activities for kids
to express themselves, medical procedure support,
assistance in reaching developmental milestones and
other vital services.
These degreed professionals establish treatment plans
to address a patient’s psychosocial and developmental
needs. Our Child Life staff are on duty seven days a week
at both the W. Rogers Avenue and Prince George’s sites.
Staff understand how important family support is
for a patient to heal and grow. Child Life Specialists
Photo:
From left: Sarah Beale,
Lindie McDonough,
Caroline Langrall,
Polly Hurlburt,
Lois Bower, Kim Adkins.
On the following pages, you’ll meet some of our Child Life staff, in Why We Love Child Life.

Just like Our Patients, We’re Growing, Too!
The Diagnostic Evaluation Clinic in the Division of
Pediatric Psychology has expanded capacity, working
with more families of children to help determine the
nature of their behavioral, emotional or school con-
cerns. Referrals consist of evaluation for diagnoses
including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder,
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depression, Anxiety,
Learning Disability, Mood Regulation Disorder and
related conditions.
Each family meets with a psychologist to discuss
their child’s test results, diagnoses, and appropriate
recommendations. Recommendations are tailored
to the specific needs of each child and assist parents,
pediatricians, educators and other mental health
practitioners in the appropriate treatment.
For an appointment, call the intake and
scheduling specialist at 410-578-5199.
Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital is
now one of only 217
hospitals in the
country with a Stage
6 designation for
electronic medical
records.
“We’re proud to be
on the cutting edge,
but the real achieve-
ment is improved
quality of care for
our patients,” said
Tim Brady, MWPH
Director of Informa-
tion Systems.
HIMSS Analytics™ developed the Electronic Medical
Record Adoption ModelSM
(EMRAM) to evaluate the
progress and impact of EMR systems for hospitals in
their database.
Medical Records Go Digital
In spite of their challenges,
patients can still take
part in sports and leisure
activities—whether it
be wheelchair basketball
or adapted golf.
Adrienne Blizzard,
Child Life Specialist,
Clinical Specialist/
Therapeutic Recreation
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October 22, 1930 1934
Happy Hills is dedicated. Dr. Wilfred H. Smith,
Director of Johns Hopkins Hospital, writes to
trustees: “Happy Hills has met a real need in
Baltimore. I prophesy that the future will
demand of you still further expansion.”
Happy Hills staff expands
to three doctors, a dentist,
and additional nurses.
More than 1,700 children
receive specialized care.
Creating Sweet Dreams
To answer an increased demand for services, The
Johns Hopkins Pediatric Sleep Center at Mt. Wash-
ington Pediatric Hospital has expanded to include
an additional sleep room. Our state-of-the art, child-
friendly sleep laboratory operates seven days a week.
We offer comprehensive evaluation and care for
children with sleep-disordered breathing including:
• Snoring and suspected obstructive sleep apnea
• Known obstructive sleep apnea requiring CPAP or
BiPAP therapy
• Suspected sleep-related respiratory failure or
apnea related to neuromuscular disease such as
muscular dystrophy or cerebral palsy
• Conditions that increase the risk of sleep-disordered
breathing such as obesity, Down syndrome, and
achondroplasia.
Each room contains a second bed for a caregiver to
spend the night with the child.
For an appointment in The Johns Hopkins
Pediatric Sleep Center at Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital, call 410-955-2035.
Photo:
Danielle Onheiser, LPN
referring to electronic
medical records system.

It is rewarding to
help infants reach
their development
milestones and
grow stronger
every day.
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Polly Hurlburt,
Striking the Right Balance: Demi’s Story
organization, motor control, and stability. Floor
sensors detect shifts in weight and measure balance.
“One of the best things is, you can use it for objective
evaluation and treatment,” says Garner.
No other hospital in Maryland is using it for pedi-
atrics. Children with cerebral palsy, coordination
disorders, and traumatic brain injuries are good
candidates for NeuroCom. “It really distinguishes us
at Mt. Washington,” Garner says.
It reminds some patients like Demi of the Wii FitTM
game. “I like it,” she says, slowly forming a smile.
In fact, her smile was what tipped off mom something
was wrong. Around her birthday, Friedel pleaded for a
photo: “Real smile. Come on, Demi.” But her daugh-
ter’s face seemed droopy. Yet, the little girl insisted:
“I’m doing it, Mom.” Within days, Demi was at Johns
Hopkins. Doctors discovered bleeding in her brain stem.
Her case was handled by renowned brain surgeons
Drs. Ben Carson and George Jallo—Dr. Jallo performed
the surgery and successfully removed the clot.
“It was amazing,” says Gina. “In no time, she was
back to her old self, joking.” After Hopkins, Demi
began therapy at Mt. Washington.
Therapists are working to strengthen Demi’s left-
side and right-side motor skills. Her balance is much
improved. She comes to Mt. Washington only twice
a week now. “It takes time,” says Gina Friedel. “But
we’re very, very optimistic.”
For Balance Clinic information, call 410-578-5224.
To schedule an appointment, call 410-367-2222.
In a three-sided booth, Demi Friedel is surrounded
by a mountain scene. On a computer screen, a figure
skater moves side to side. “Get that skater in there,”
says physical therapist Christy Garner. “It’s tricky be-
cause the walls and floor are moving. Yes, you did it!”
Just a month before, the 5-year-old Perry Hall girl
fell down numerous times during this exercise. Since
then, staff have seen much progress and are using
measurable results to back them up.
They can thank the NeuroCom Balance Master®
.
The hospital Foundation purchased the $100,000
device for Mt. Washington’s new Balance Clinic. It’s
making a meaningful difference for children like
Demi, recovering from brain surgery.
“You can see such a big change,” says mom Gina
Friedel. NeuroCom evaluates a patient’s sensory
1940s19421938
The war years place further workload
demands on staff—particularly nurses—
who influence trustees to hire our first
volunteer coordinator. Some of these
volunteers are shown at left.
Happy Hills celebrates its 20th
anniversary. More than 2,700
children had been cared for
since its opening.
A new $45,000 wing includes
a cardiac unit and is paid for
through gifts. The Cardiac Unit
opens November 1, 1938.

Lois Bower, Manager
Child Life and Therapeutic
Recreation Department
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I feel privileged to work
with such a great staff—
our department can
have such a positive
impact in the lives
of so many children.
1952 1950s
Richard F. Cleveland, eldest
son of U.S. President Grover
Cleveland and last original
founding member becomes
Board President.
More patients admitted with polio. Happy Hills
answers the patients’ needs with specialty areas
of medicine, therapy, nutrition, education, and
recreation. Improved technology means the
addition of electrocardiograms and x-rays.
Left to right.: Frank Kelly III, Carole Sibel, Sheldon Stein, Don Hutchinson and John Kelly
Samson Never Forgets Our Kids at MWPH
it’s an excellent way for us to support a community
treasure and to remind people of our important
mission.
In addition, our staff has taken part in other activi-
ties at the Maryland Zoo, such as Bunny BonanZoo
in the spring and Zoo Boo in October, when thou-
sands of youngsters have fun and learn how to lead
healthy and active lifestyles.
We are proud to be a partner with the Maryland Zoo
in Baltimore and to sponsor the zoo’s elephant
exhibit. We believe the connection with the zoo,
especially with “baby” elephant Samson (who is
rapidly growing), symbolizes our chief goal: to help
children heal and grow.
Like our children’s hospital, the Zoo attracts a diverse
group of youngsters and their parents—we believe

Healthy Living Academy at
Coppin State University: The
MWPH Center for Pediatric
Weight Management and
Healthy Living partnered
with Coppin State University
to provide nutrition and fitness education twice a week
to more than 175 elementary through high school
students in the Coppin-Rosemont neighborhoods.
Walk of Love: The Covenant
Guild held its 24th annual
Walk of Love to benefit the
hospital. Walkers stretched
with BMore Fit’s Jon Kaplan
before hitting the 1.5 mile
course through Mt. Washington. The event has raised
nearly $200,000 to help our patients.
Fashion Fever Heats Up: Glam-
our took center stage at the
hospital’s spring benefit:
Fashion Fever 2011. Held at
the Grand Lodge in Hunt
Valley, the event brought
out area fashionistas and local celebrities, including
WJZ’s Weijia Jiang and Adam May, the Ravens’
Melanie LeGrande and FOX 45’s Brian Jarosinski.
Revved Up for Kids: There were
smiles all around as The
National Corvette Restorers
Society Mason-Dixon
Chapter, and the Blue
Knights Int’l. Motorcycle
Club brought their hot wheels to the hospital. Each
has donated thousands of dollars to help our kids.
Mt. Washington Goes to
Annapolis: It was a proud day
as MWPH was honored in
March for 90 years of service
to the community by the
House of Delegates and State
Senate in Annapolis. We thank Delegate Dr. Dan
Morhaim (D-11th District) and Senator Lisa Gladden
(D-41st District) for introducing the proclamations.
11th Annual MWPH Golf
Tournament at Bulle Rock: Ra-
vens standout Matt Stover was
among the many golfers at the
11th annual Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital Golf Tour-
nament in October 2010 at Bulle Rock. We’re thrilled
to have such support for our patients.
Spirit Moves Halloween Stores
to Give: The Spirit of Children
program brought out volun-
teers and colorful costumes
as the Spirit Halloween
Superstores hosted their
annual party. The chain has raised thousands of
dollars, which has paid for, among other things,
adjustable basketball hoops at the outdoor play court.
Tuscan Dinner at Boordy: The
hearty flavors of Tuscany
were abundant in our fall
2010 fundraiser at Boordy
Vineyards. MWPH supporters
danced the night away after
dining on Northern Italian cuisine and enjoying a
variety of fine wines.
90 Years of Caring for Children
Photos:
Golf: Sen. Frank Kelly, Joe
DiMaggio, Tracy Johnson and
Former Raven Matt Stover.
Healthy Living: Students
learn Yoga moves during HLA.
Boordy: Sharon Meadows,RN
and husband get in the swing.
Walk: Jon Kaplan leads a
stretch before Walk of Love.
Fashion: WJZ’s Weijia Jiang
models a spring frock.
Revved up: Mehki Blue behind
the wheel of a Corvette.
I love promoting CL/TR
through car seat checks,
teaching interns and
making sure infants
get appropriate
developmental stimulation.
Caroline Langrall,
Senior Child Life Specialist
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September 19751960s
Happy Hills becomes
Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital.
Happy Hills celebrates 40th anniversary in 1962,
having provided care for over 6,000 children. The
Baltimore Sun noted “its likeness to a special pedi-
atric hospital rather than a convalescent home.”

come home. We also provide training for parents and
other caregivers so they know how to manage their
baby’s complex medical needs once they are home.
In addition, the expanded endowment will provide
income to fund new patient care initiatives, such as
the Grow Your Own nurse training program, which
provides specialty skills in pediatric nursing. It will
also be used to purchase state-of-the-art equipment for
treating inpatients with many medical issues, as well
as help outpatients in the Diabetes Clinic, the Feeding
Day Program, and the weight management program.
We continue to approach potential campaign sup-
porters with invitations to visit the hospital and
see first-hand how this wonderful project is coming
to life.
If you would like to assist in this campaign
or receive more information, please contact
Brigid Kernan, Director of Development, at 410-578-5315.
Caring for premature babies. Advanced training for
nurses. Improving treatment for children with special
needs. That’s what the Building for the Future of Every
Child: the Campaign for Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital
is all about.
As of June 30, 2011, more than $8.2 million has been
raised. The campaign’s $9.2 million goal comes with
two objectives: renovating and expanding the Center
for Neonatal Transitional Care (CNTC) and building
the hospital’s endowment.
When completed, the neonatal unit will serve an
additional 100 premature infants and other babies
with serious medical conditions each year. It means a
total of 600 babies will be able to come here each year
and receive the best specialty care possible. Also, the
increased capacity will enable us to meet one of our
region’s growing critical service needs, by bridging
the gap from the intensive care unit to a place where
families can see their babies grow strong and then
Building for the Future of Every Child
I love knowing that I
not only help kids while
in the hospital, but also
with the transition home,
into the community
and back to school.
Horse racing legend Bill
Boniface and Mojave Moon
visit MWPH.
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Lindie McDonough,
Senior Therapeutic
Recreation Specialist
1979 1984 September 26, 19861985
Certification from
Joint Commission
on Accreditation
of Hospitals (TJC).
Accreditation awarded by Center for the
Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
First children’s hospital in Maryland accredited
for comprehensive inpatient rehab infant and
early childhood development, and respite care.
Groundbreaking marks the begin-
ning of construction for a brand
new hospital. Unfortunately the
deterioration of the 100-year-old
mansion left it too expensive to save.
MWPH establishes
Home Health Agency to
extend care into homes of
pediatric patients in Balti-
more area.

We are going through our own version of Extreme
Makeover here at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital,
thanks to the generous supporters who have donated
to our Capital Campaign.
We are pleased to update you on our progress:
• The project began November, 2010
• 3rd floor office renovations are completed
• 2nd Floor Center for Neonatal Transitional Care
(CNTC) reception area is completed
• CNTC Family Lounge with Murphy beds, full
kitchen, and flat-screen TV is completed
• 2nd Floor Family Resource Center is completed
• CNTC patient unit renovations are on schedule
The project is set to be completed at the end of 2012.
If You Build It, They Will Come
I enjoy teaching
parents and caregivers
infant massage to help
with emotional bonding
and sensory stimulation.
Megan Greffen,
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Photos:
Above left: Making room for
more babies in the CNTC.
Left: A newly completed room
in the CNTC.
November, 199019891986
Rosenberg Center for Outpatient Care
Center opens. Services include Develop-
ment Education, Orthopedic, Adaptive
Seating, and Down Syndrome Clinics
Dedication: September 15.
Mayor Kurt Schmoke declares
it “Mt. Washington Pediatric
Hospital Day” in Baltimore.
Construction completed
on $17 million Pediatric
Rehabilitation Center.

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1996 1998
Sleep Clinic launched. The fol-
lowing year, MWPH enters into
ownership with North Arundel
Hospital and a new unit opens at
Prince George’s Hospital Center.
Outpatient Pediatric Pulmonary Clinic,
Pediatric Neuropsychology program,
and Psychiatry Day Treatment program
are added. Respiratory and Security
departments are brought “in-house.”
A dressing change can
be scary and painful for
a child. By supporting
and distracting the child,
we can decrease the
child’s fear.
Kim Adkins,
Senior Child Life Specialist
Cierra Foxx: An Inspiration to All
Instead, Cierra was transferred to Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital for a lengthy rehabilitation.
“Initially, Cierra was unable to use her right side
to write, dress herself, and walk,” says Long Clark,
Senior Occupational Therapist. “Anyone would have
compassion for her.”
Cierra received inpatient therapy six times a week,
using various splints, electrical stimulation,
rigorous exercise, and small hand manipulations
for dexterity. It was hard work, but she was dedicated
to getting stronger.
She now works with the Bioness®
system to improve
walking, balance and lower extremity strength. It
was purchased through a $12,500 Christopher and
Dana Reeve Foundation Quality of Life grant.
“Cierra is one of our most inspiring patients,” says
Kathy Gray, OT and Clinical Specialist in Acquired
Brain Injury.“She can accomplish anything she puts
her mind to.” Gray even helped Cierra find a driving
rehabilitation course. She passed with flying colors.
“Overall, I feel there’s nothing I can’t accomplish,”
Cierra says. “Mt. Washington and everyone who’s
helped along the way are my saviors. I’m very optimistic.”
“She has really persevered,” says physiatrist Stephen
Nichols, M.D. “I admire her determination to get
stronger and more independent—Cierra has a bright
future.” In fact, Cierra received her Associate’s
Degree and has been accepted at Towson University.
She plans to help others with medical conditions, so
they too can accomplish their goals.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Program:
mwph.org/services/pr.htm • 410-367-2222
Cierra Foxx first noticed something felt strange at the
bus stop, when her right arm and leg went to sleep.
Hours later, she was limping. Her grandmother also
noticed she was “talking funny” and called 911. An
ambulance took Cierra to University of Maryland
Medical Center in Baltimore. She had suffered a
stroke. She was only 17 years old.
The American Academy of Pediatrics estimates that
three children in 100,000 suffer a stroke each year.
“At first I was in denial. I thought I would be the
athletic person I was,” Cierra says.

Programs
Services
Balance Clinic
Burn and Wound Care
Cardiology
Concussion Assessment
and Management
Dermatology
Developmental Disorders
Diabetes Management
Endocrinology
Feeding Day Treatment
Program
Feeding Evaluation
Gastroenterology
Lead Poisoning
Center for Neonatal
Transitional Care
Neuropsychology
and Psychology
Neurodevelopmental Services
Neurology
Nutrition Services
Orthopaedics
Physiatry
Psychiatry
Psychology
Pulmonology
Radiology Services
Center for Pediatric and
Adolescent Rehabilitation
Sleep Testing and Evaluation
Center for Pediatric
Weight Management and
Healthy Living
For more information
Outpatient Services:
410-367-2222
Inpatient Services:
410-578-8600
Or visit mwph.org.
* Includes value of stock portfolio brought into
UMMS investment pool this year
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$40,000
2008 2009 2010
2011
FISCAL YEAR
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Sheldon Stein named
CEO/President.
Feeding Program begins.
Jack Mae Rosenberg Center for
Pediatric Respiratory Medicine opens,
housing expanded outpatient services.
Child Life becomes department under
Rehabilitation.

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2005 2006
Innovative Weigh Smart®
program added as multi-
disciplinary and holistic
approach to pediatric
weight management.
Center for Pediatric Adolescent Rehabilitation (CPAR)
renovations completed. It includes a child-friendly theme
and transitional apartment for families. MWPH becomes
jointly affiliated with University of Maryland Medical
System and Johns Hopkins Health System.
MWPH: Why are you involved
with Mt. Washington Pediatric
Hospital?
FW: The kids! I’ve been in-
volved with Mt. Washington
since 1976 and I have seen this
institution change a great deal.
It’s more sophisticated and
complex, but treating children
with chronic conditions and
helping them to go home
healthier has remained a
constant focus.
MWPH: What makes this
hospital different from other
healthcare organizations?
FW: Mt. Washington has some-
thing exceptional about it—it’s
the emotional warmth that
permeates the institution. You
feel it when you walk through
the halls and speak with the
staff. It’s very different from
other hospitals. Mt. Washing-
ton has a nurturing environment that everyone, but
especially the kids, responds to. The hospital board
is very aware of this unique quality and wants to
maintain it even as we grow and change.
MWPH: How has Mt. Washington changed over the years?
FW: The hospital has evolved from a long-term care
facility to a place where the focus is on getting
children well enough to go home. When I first came,
patients were here for months or sometimes years at a
Fred Wolf III: Board Chair, MWPH Foundation
time. Now, the average stay
is only about a month.
Today, our focus is on
getting children back with
their families.
MWPH: As the new board
chairman, what do you see as
the Foundation’s role in relation
to the hospital?
FW: The Foundation plays
an important role by
participating in and leading
the fundraising effort for
Mt. Washington. It also
provides seed money for
launching and supporting
new programs until they
can be funded by the
hospital’s budget.
MWPH: What do you look
for when you are seeking new
Foundation board members?
FW: We seek members with
an interest in children, of course. And we want them
to understand what’s happening at the hospital and
what issues drive its operations and future, although
the foundation board does not engage in medical
discussions. And we like to bring on people with
contacts in the community for fundraising.
To find out about how you can help the
Mt. Washington Pediatric Foundation,
contact Brigid Kernan, at 410-578-5315.

Since our earliest days, Mt. Washington Pediatric
Hospital has taken on an active role in the community,
providing education and programs to assist families
and agencies catering to the needs of children. We also
actively engage in advocacy in both the national and
state legislative arenas.
Community Advocacy
Program
In 2011, we saw major
headway in our Commu-
nity Advocacy and Injury
Prevention Program.
Through this program,
Mt. Washington has made an impact on nearly five
thousand Baltimore area families, providing education
and tools to live a healthier life. Goals include lead
poisoning prevention, nutrition, infant care and
parenting skills. Also, in affiliation with UMMS, we
took part in health fairs such as Spring into Good Health
and Fall Back into Health.
Mt. Washington clinicians and experts continued to
reach out to the community in 2011, offering knowl-
edge and skills to help families stay healthy and safe.
Precious Cargo
Child Safety Seat Check
At MWPH, we take car
seat installation seriously.
Experts agree that child
safety seats save thou-
sands of lives every year,
but only if installed correctly. That’s why we host the
Child Safety Seat Check every year, and why our certi-
fied technicians participate in more than two dozen
others. We team up with area child safety experts to
90 Years of Service to the Community
inspect dozens of vehicles for correct installation. We
also provide Spanish-speaking technicians.
SibShops of Maryland
We are proud to serve as the lead agency for SibShops
of Maryland. This interagency effort offers counseling
and support to brothers and sisters of children with
special needs. Sessions are a way for kids with similar
family backgrounds to connect.
Camp NOAH
Baltimore city high school
students attended a
week-long program called
Camp NOAH (Nursing
and Other Allied Health).
Participants are students
ages 15-18 interested in
pursuing a health care career. Students observe care
practices while working directly with nurses, respira-
tory therapists, child life specialists and other health
care professionals.
MWPH Goes to Washington
In May, we joined dozens
of other hospitals in
Washington DC to
advocate on behalf of
children’s health care
programs. Helping us to
make our case was the
Pelovitz family of Severn, MD. 6-year-old Nadiya
lives with a complicated seizure disorder and global
disabilities, and comes to MWPH for treatment.
We thank the Pelovitz family for helping spread the
word that the needs of children should not be forgot-
ten in the health care debate.
Photos:
Advocacy: Melissa Beasley,
Community Advocacy/Injury
Prevention Coordinator.
Precious Cargo: Child Safety
Seat Technician Adrienne
Blizzard, gives a mom pointers.
NOAH: Nurse Educator
Linda Morrison, RN with
Camp Noah participants.
Washington, D.C.: Nadiya
Pelovitz (center) with sister
Anastasiya (left) and
Miranda Cosgrove from the
show, I-Carly.
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20102009
Concussion Clinic opens.
Community Advocacy program
begins. Balance Clinic opens
with new NeuroCom®
equipment.
Unique Grow Your Own program
educates nursing graduates in specialty
pediatric care. Weigh Smart Jr.®
begins for weight management of
toddlers and preschool-aged children.

Gillian Acca
Stephanie Alban
Steven Alessandro
Taniesh Amon
Mansa Annunziata
Terry Arvidson
Monica Atkinson
Elizabeth Bailey
Susan Barton
Theresa Bering
Mary Biordi
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Kristie Ferraro
Kaila Flambeau
Katherine Freedman
THANKS
TO OUR
VOLUNTEERS!
Annual Fund FY 2011
gratefully acknowledges FY 2011 Annu-
al Fund gifts made between July 1, 2010
and June 30, 2011. If we have made any
omissions or errors, please contact us at
410-578-5040 or development@mwph.
org, so we can correct our records.
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The Abell Foundation, Inc.
Baltimore Community Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of
the Mid-Atlantic States, Inc.
Christopher and Dana Reeve
Foundation
Rite Aid Foundation
Spirit Halloween Superstores, LLC
Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer
Foundation
Gifts: $5,000–$9,999
Blue Knights International
Covenant Guild, Inc.
Golfers’ Charitable Association, Inc.
Mr. Sol W. Goodman
The Morris A. Mechanic
Foundation, Inc.
Mt. Washington Tavern
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sapir
State Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
The Whiting-Turner Contracting
Company
Gifts: $1,000–$4,999
Baltimore Washington Medical Center
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Blake
The Lois and Irving Blum Foundation
Borders Express Books
Brady Corporation
Bunting Door Hardware
The Campbell Foundation, Inc.
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Carpenter
Mr. Robert A. Chrencik
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cohen
Mr. Matthew L. Cohen
Ms. S. Tracy Coster and
Mr. Chan W. Galbato
Cove Electric Inc.
Ms. Anita Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Dolce
Dr. and Mrs. George J. Dover
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis
EMJAY Engineering and
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fenton
Mr. Benjamin K. Greenwald
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harrington
Hereford Pharmacy
Johns Hopkins Corporate Security
Transportation
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Hord Coplan Macht
Richard M. Katz, M.D. and
Ms. Martha Lessman Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Kelly
Kelly Benefit Strategies
Kernan Orthopaedics and
Rehabilitation
Mrs. Leslie M. Krause
Leach Wallace Associates, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Loughlin
March-Westin Co., Inc.
Maryland Academy of Physician
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Maryland General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merriken III
Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family
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The Miller Family Charitable Fund
Miriam Lodge, K.S.B., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Murk
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Oakey
Ohr Knesseth The Travelers
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Pakula
Mr. Thomas S. Paullin
Mrs. Emily Powderly
T. Rowe Price Foundation
Quotient, Inc.
Ravens All-Community Team Foundation
Reliance Standard Life Insurance
Company
Respironics
The Rothschild Charitable Foundation
Safeway Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shapiro
Sleep Services of America, Inc.
The Slotnick Foundation
Starlight Children’s Foundation
Mid-Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon J. Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stoler
Sun Trust Bank
Symetra Financial
Ms. Lynne Trautwein
University of Maryland Medical
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Gifts: $500–$999
Baltimore magazine
Bank of America
David W. Buck Family Foundation, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Camp
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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Hawes
Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Hinds
Hood Scholnick, P.A.
Indigo Ink
Administaff Insperity, Inc.
Johns Hopkins Pediatrics at Home
Mr. Frederick S. Koontz
Mason Dixon Chapter of N.C.R.S., Inc.
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Ms. Mary D. Miller and
Mr. Charles S. Hirsch
National Document Services
Mr. Ronald Peterson
Pryor Pryor–Sigma Delta Kappa
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Mr. G. Daniel Shealer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanan Sibel
Sodexho
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Victor Graphics, Inc.
Gifts to $499
Ms. Diane Adler-Wailes
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Mr. and Mrs. Mel Berger
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Mr. and Mrs. Alan Betten
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy S. Biles, Jr.
Mr. George A. Blair
Bloom Associates, P.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon R. Bloom
Mr. and Mrs. Roger V. Blottenberger
Mr. Marc P. Blum
Mrs. Marilyn L. Bolton
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bond
Ms. Nancy J. Bond
Miss Ellen Bookstein
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Ms. Jan Braun
Mr. Christopher Brendler and
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Dr. and Mrs. Brian D. Briscoe
Mr. Martin J. Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brugh
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Bujac
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Mr. Tim Camponeschi
CareersUSA
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Mrs. Alta Cavey
Ms. Flora A. Chrest
Ms. Caroline Clare
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Coale
Mr. and Mrs. Girard Coffman
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen
Mrs. Eileen W. Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coiro
Dr. Joseph M. Collaco
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conley
Continental Societies, Inc.–
Baltimore Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. James Cooke
Mr. Rory J. Cooper
Ms. Sharon A. Cosentino
Mr. Richard J. Coughlan
Mr. Silas M. Creech, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cummings
Steven J. Czinn, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Dalsheimer
Mr. John H. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison
Daycon Products
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Defeo
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Denny
Dex Imaging of Maryland, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. DiMaggio, Jr.
Mrs. Katharine D. DiLullo
Mrs. Caryn Dombrow
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dubroff
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dulski
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Dushel
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Eisenberg
Mr. Jonathan H. Elkind and
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Ms. Leslie A. Engel
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India B. Lesser Foundation Trust
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Maryland Academy of Technology
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Ocean Pride Seafood
The Oregon Grille
Oui Oui Music
Ms. Dominique Owens
The Owl Bar The 13th Floor
Ms. Rosa Paige
Mr. David Peikon
Anastasiya Pelovitz
Ms. Gail Pelovitz
Nadiya Pelovitz
Mr. Steve Pelovitz
Personal Touch Home Care
Jess Pilarski
Pinnacle Health Wellness, LLC
Project Linus
Project Linus–Howard County
Radebaugh Florists
Raimondi’s Florist
Ravens All-Community Team
Foundation
Real Life Community Church
Red DiVA’s Social Club
Ms. Candace Richardson
Ms. JoAnne Riemer
Rifton Equipment
Mr. Ryan Roberts
Roland Park Country School
Ms. Donna Ruckart
Mr. Thomas F. Russo
Rutland Beard Florist
Ms. Victoria Salese
Mr. Christopher Samuel
Mr. Jon C. Scheer
Kurt and Jackie Schumacher
Ms. Sharon Selko
Mrs. Carolyn B. Servance
Shawnee Country Barn
Shlomo Cohen Photography
Smyth Jewelers
Ms. Shauna Snidow
Snyder’s of Hanover
Sparrows Point Country Club
Spirit Halloween Superstores, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stoler
Stone Mill Bakery
Studio 1612
Swiss Colony Inc.
Ms. Teresa A. Taber
Tark’s Grille
Ms. Jessica Taylor
Ms. Carol Toth
Mr. Jason Turner
Valve Options Maryland
Ms. Kayla Volrath
Ms. Tina Volrath
Mr. Brandon Walsh
Ms. Cecilia Warner
Wee Chic, Inc.
Ms. Carin Weinreich
Wells Discount Liquors
Winter’s Run Golf Course
Mr. Kyle Wise
Woodlawn Garden Club
Work Strategy, Inc.
Woodpeckers Guild
YOICKS!
To learn more about volunteering, contact Angie Wenman, Volunteer Administrative Coordinator,
at awenman@mwph.org or call 410-578-5067, or visit www.mwph.org/volunteer.
The Horizon Society
The Horizon Society recognizes
supporters who have included
in their estate plans. The following
people are charter members
of the Horizon Society:
Ella M. Cohen
Nancy and George W. Gephart
Samuel G. and
Margaret A. Gorn
Sandra D. Hess
Mary and Harry Merriken III
Erna B. Schoenberg

Capital Campaign Gifts
from July 1, 2008 through
December 31, 2011
Gifts $1,000,000 Over
Samuel and Margaret Gorn
Foundation, Inc.
Mt. Washington Pediatric
Foundation
Gifts $500,000–$999,000
Florence H. Austrian Trust
Charles T. Bauer Foundation
State of Maryland
Gifts $100,000–$499,999
Clark and Jodi Lare and Family
The Harvey M. Meyerhoff Fund,
Inc.
Jack and Mae Rosenberg
Charitable Trust
State of Maryland
Roslyn and Len Stoler
Gifts $50,000–$99,999
Anonymous Donor
Ben and Zelda Cohen
Foundation
David R. Dalsheimer
France-Merrick Foundation
The Louis H. Gross
Foundation, Inc.
Hearst Foundations, Inc.
Middendorf Foundation, Inc.
Tom and Pam O’Neil
Sheila and Lawrence C.
Pakula, MD
Gifts $10,000–$49,999
The Jess Carson Foundation, Inc.
S. Tracy Coster and
Chan W. Galbato
Barbara and George Dover, MD
Golfers’ Charitable Association,
Inc.
Benjamin K. Greenwald
David and Barbara B.
Hirschhorn Foundation
Tee and John Kelly
George Lentz, MD
MT Bank
Lois and Philip Macht Family
Philanthropic Fund
Phyllis C. Meyerhoff
Middendorf Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peterson
E. Allen Robinson
Carole and Hanan Sibel
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon J. Stein
The Aaron Straus Lillie Straus
Foundation,Inc.
Susan A. Paul C. Wolman, Jr.
Fund
Dorothy Wagner Wallis
Charitable Trust
The Whiting-Turner
Contracting Company
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for
Children of Baltimore City
Gifts $1,000–$9,999
The Adams Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Attman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Basik
Ann Betten and Alan Betten
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bernstein, Jr.
Brady Corporation
Robert A. Chrencik
Lee and Chris Cockrum
Matthew L. Cohen
Sally De Arruda
Susan and Richard Dubroff
Alan J. Eade
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eppig
Vivian Finney
Sonya and Jerry Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harrington
Sandra D. Hess
Richard M. Katz, MD and
Martha Lessman Katz
Carey and Sharon Kelley
Brigid D. Kernan
Frederick S. Koontz
Dave and Sharon Meadows
Mary Miller and Charles Hirsch
The Hollins Family
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Nichols
Thomas S. Paullin
Mark and Denise Pudinski
Beryl J. Rosenstein, MD
Linda Ryder
Barbara Scharf
Morris Shapiro Family
Foundation
Brad and Justina Starobin
Jay M. Weinstein
Whiteford, Taylor Preston LLP
Fred Wolf III and Peggy K. Wolf
Gifts to $999
Ajoke Ajayi-Akintade
Elizabeth A. Albright
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Applefeld
Tamara L. Aviles
Alexander C. Baer
Lorena Bailey, MD
Steven and Eve Band
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baylin
Willis Belgrave
Shira Benhorin, PhD
Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Berg
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Berg
Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Billig
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blank
Lois Bower
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brave
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Brenner
Ella Brown
Jill Brune
Tamara Burgunder, MD
Sarah Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cahn II
Frank Callender
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casel
Twyla Dockery-Cathion, CPNP
Edward B. Chambers
Shannon Chojnacki
Valderine Charlton
Robert A. Chrencik
Long Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen
Suzanne F. Cohen
Eileen W. Cohn
Robert and Venetta Conley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cooper
Steven J. Czinn, MD
Michelle E. Demeule
Douglas M. Dent
Ilene Devorah
Heather Dewan
Judge and Mrs. Paul A. Dorf
The Eliasberg Family
Foundation, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Morton J. Ellin
Ashley Emphasis
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fader, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fader
Faith Feingold
Debra Fike
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Finkelstein
Ilde and Gil
Mary E. Fisher
Ronald Fishkind
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fleishman
Nguegni Dorine Fobi-Takusi
Marilyn E. Footman-Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fradkin
Dr. and Mrs. Moises Fraiman
Sloane Francis
Jennifer Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Frenkil
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Fried
Hannah L. Fries
Bethany Gallagher
Sonia Gann
Suzzy Gann
Frances S. German
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Glick
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Gold
Dr. and Mrs. Neil Goldberg
Bonita Grady
Gertrude Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Greenberg
Toby A. Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Greif, Jr.
Susan Hager
Hammett Family
Jody E. Harden
Diane and Tim Hawes
Margot Heller
Sandra Helm
Lewis M. Hess, Jr.
Sue L. Hess
Linda Himmelrich
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K.
Himmelrich, Sr.
Virginia Hof
Lloyd Honeyghan
Michele Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford G.
Jacobson
Mr. John W. Jenkins
Erica Jones, BSN, RN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Judd
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jules
Ann N. Kahan
William Kahn
Darryl A. Kane
Katie Kane, PsyD
Mr. and Mrs. Shep Kaplow
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Katz
Mr. and Mrs. G. Arnold Kaufman
Tracy Kelly
Misbah Khan, MD, MPH
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein, Jr.
Pamela B. Klima
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kogan
Phyllis Kolodner
Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Kolodner
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen I. Kolodny
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Kopilnick
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kuntz
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kushner
Glory Laben
Caroline Langrall
Stephen Leaderman
Kathleen and Erik Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Mort Libov
Dr. and Mrs. Antolin Llorente, Jr.
James Maddock
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Malin
Sajid H. Manzoor
Phyllis Maynor
Charmayne McCain
Lindie A. McDonough
Raymond E. Mitchener
Linda J. Morrison
Donna Morris-Snoussi
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Muldoon
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Myers
Melissa Myers
Monna Nabers
Barb Nosek
Simone Odwin-Jenkins
Promise I. Okafor
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Oliner
Vonda N. O’Malley
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oppenheim
Opus2, Inc.
Ivan B. Oshrine
Tony Parker
Sandy and Pat Piskor
Mr. Charles J. Piven
Tamara S. Plant
Holly Preble
Patricia Quigley, MD
Stephanie S. Reap
Jerome P. Reichmister, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richman
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ries
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Rochlin
Kimberly Rohrbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Rosen
Howard and Jodi Rosenberg
Mr. Howard Rosenbloom and
Dr. Michele Gelkin
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rosenthal
Nan D. Rosenthal
Nina G. Rosenzwog
Rosalie Rosenzwog
Sharon Keller Rothman, MSN,
CPNP
Karen Rubeor
Cynthia Russo
Katie Sams
Mr. and Mrs. William Saxon, Jr.
Sonia Schnaper
Sharon Selko
Mr. and Mrs. James Servance
Kathy Shanks
Amy M. Sharma
G. Daniel Shealer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheinbach
Deborah A. Simon
Anita Smith
Ashley Smith and
Letitia Mitchell-Smith
Earnie Standley
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoller
Dale Swartos
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F. Tapper
Margaret B. Thalheimer
Durel and Patricia Thomas
Nancy Virgil-Foster
Beverly Wellman-Thiam
Rylee Darnall-Wenman
Cathy and Dave Williams
Sandy Williams
Harriette and Harrison Wimms
Ellen Wingert
Lesley Wofford
Judith and M. Richard Wynn
Philanthropic Fund
Nicole Zuech
Thank you to our Building for the Future of Every Child Campaign Donors!
For information
on how you can
help support the
Campaign in
reaching its goal,
call Brigid Kernan,
Director of Development,
at 410-578-5315.

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Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that is dependent upon
the generous financial support of the community to maintain and establish patient care programs.
Your tax-deductible gift is greatly appreciated. To make a gift, visit mwph.org. Thank you.
Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital
Executive Team
Sheldon J. Stein
President and CEO
Thomas J. Ellis
VP of Human Resources
Richard M. Katz, MD, MBA
VP of Medical Affairs
Sharon Kelley, MS, RN, NEA-BC
VP of Patient Care Services
and Chief Nurse Executive
Mary Miller
VP of Finance Business
Development
Thomas S. Paullin, CFRE
VP of Development and
External Affairs
Justina Starobin, MPH
VP of Outpatient Services
Foundation Board of
Trustees (FY2011)
Fred Wolf III, Esq., Chair
Ann Eliasberg Betten, Vice Chair
Kevin A. Hollins, Treasurer
Roslyn Stoler, Secretary
Matthew L. Cohen
Benjamin Greenwald
Frederick Singley Koontz, Esq.
Clark Lare
Phyllis C. Meyerhoff
E. Allen Robinson
Carole Sibel
Hospital Board of Trustees
(FY2011)
Lawrence C. Pakula, MD, Chair
John Kelly, Vice Chair
S. Tracy Coster, Past Chair
Edward B. Chambers
Robert A. Chrencik
Steven J. Czinn, MD
George J. Dover, MD
Ronald R. Peterson
Beryl Rosenstein, MD
G. Daniel Shealer, Jr., Esq.
Roslyn Stoler
Fred Wolf III, Esq.
Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital
Honorary Trustees
Edward D. Burger*
Richard Eliasberg
Nancy Gephart
Sonya Z. G. Goodman
J. Alex Haller, Jr., MD
Margot W. Milch Heller
Sandra D. Hess
Melvin L. Kelly
Gerald M. Loughlin, MD
William M. Passano III
E. Allen Robinson
Carole Sibel
James R. Walker
*Deceased
Office of Development
1708 West Rogers Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21209
For more information about how
you can support MWPH, call
410-578-5040 or e-mail
development@mwph.org
90 Years of Healing and Growing is a
publication of the Mt. Washington
Pediatric Hospital Department of
Development and Public Relations.
For more information, call
410-578-2681 or email
klee@mwph.org.
Chairperson
MWPH Board of Trustees
Sheldon J. Stein
President and CEO, MWPH
Thomas S. Paullin, CFRE
Vice President of Development and
External Affairs
Kathleen R. Lee
Director of Public Relations,
Publication Coordinator,
Writer and Editor
Contributing Writers:
Brigid D. Kernan, Amy Brugh, Laura
Barnhardt Cech, Thomas S. Paullin
Design: Baltimore magazine’s
Custom Communications Division
Contributing Photographer:
Tracey Brown/Papercamera

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