The document discusses the growth of Markham Stouffville Hospital and the need for expansion to continue providing quality care for the growing community. It highlights how donations from the community are essential for funding medical equipment, facilities, and other needs not covered by the government. Several patient stories are provided to show how donor support makes a daily impact through equipment and compassionate care. The hospital must raise $50 million in the coming years to achieve its fundraising goal for the expansion.

1. the dream
We’re growing. Together.
www.msh.on.ca/foundation/msh M a r k h a m S t o u f f v i l l e H o s p i t a l F o u n d a t i o n R e p o r t t o D o n o r s 2 0 1 0

2. “It all started with a vision and the generous donation
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Emergency Care 3 of 50 acres of land in 1967. Markham Stouffville Hospital opened its doors in 1990,
Your donations have a daily impact
and this past March we celebrated our 20th anniversary. The vision and momentum continues
MSHeroes 4 as we move ahead with the next significant milestone – the expansion of our hospital.
A force to be reckoned with
Giving with Passion and Pride 5 Building a hospital is a partnership between the government and the community – each plays a
Community Events 6
significant role. All medical equipment, such as MRIs and new patient beds, is funded through
Making a difference together donations from the community. Markham Stouffville Hospital has to raise $50 million in
Our Community 7 the next few years so we can continue providing excellent quality care for our community. We
Great Wall Group commits $500,000 to MSH continue to count on your generosity to achieve our fundraising goal.
can continue to provide the care our growing community needs, close to home.”
Donor Wall 8 Thank you for making our expansion possible. Because of you, Markham Stouffville Hospital
becomes reality.
Symbolizes pride of community in our hospital
Report to the Community 9
Our donors helping lives Janet M. Beed Suzette Strong
Our Commitment to You 16 PReSIdenT & CeO MARkHAM STOuffvIlle HOSPITAl CeO MARkHAM STOuffvIlle HOSPITAl fOundATIOn
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3. Your Donations have a
DAiLY iMpACt fOR pAtiENts
in the Emergency Department
Dr. Andrew Arcand is Chief of
Emergency Medicine at Markham
Stouffville Hospital and has been a
physician at MSH for the last nine years. triaged, placed on a cardiac monitor and needing to be admitted often have to wait
“Many of my patients
He is one of the key people working moved to our urgent care area. The monitor until beds become available in our current
to improve patient care and manage as well as the actual urgent care space are space. We continue to focus on delivering
the high volumes in the Emergency also courtesy of the Foundation’s annual safe, high-quality care. Whether you are a
Department (ED). We sat down with him fundraising efforts. nurse, a physician, a volunteer or a donor tell me it is tremendously
to hear more about how your donations Many people do not realize that the who supports our hospital, know that
make a difference in his daily work. government does not fund everything. The what you do to support us rewarding to give to MSH.
government and community work together makes a difference in the It helps to ensure patients
Dr. Arcand, you deal with all kinds of in partnership to fund our hospital. For care we provide every day.
medical emergencies on a daily basis. example, if you need new beds, you have to receive the health care
Why are donations needed for your raise the funds yourself. We depend on the
department? Foundation to support our urgent needs.
they need by having an
We rely on donations to buy the medical outstanding, well-equipped
What role can we play as a
equipment we use in Emergency. We need
in our community.”
community and as individuals? facility available right here
it to diagnose and care for our patients. My
department is incredibly tight for physical space In addition to our ongoing equipment
based on the patients we see. For example our needs, the Foundation is focused on
emergency was built for 28,000 visits a year raising money for our expansion that will
and today we are seeing closer to 60,000. The help the hospital accommodate the huge Dr. John DiCostanza
peak is up to 190 patient visits a day. CHIef of Surgery
growth in Markham and Stouffville. The and Co-CHaIr of
new building will be the home of our brand MSH PHySICIan CaMPaIgn
Can you give us an example of how new Emergency Department. Because the
donations are put to good use in hospital’s inpatient beds are often full,
the Emergency Department? patients who come through the Emergency
Dr. Andrew Arcand
Yes. A patient in his 50s recently arrived
complaining of abdominal pain that radiated
to his chest. In the few hours he was in physicians Understand Need for Giving Back MSH FACTS&FIGURES
Emergency, all our beds and stretchers
were full and so we used our new portable
It is often said that Markham Stouffville Hospital has a unique culture of caring EMERGENCY ROOM visits
and compassion for our patients and their families.
ultrasound unit to further assess the
situation. His vital signs were also taken with It is our people who forge that reputation. We are fortunate to have a team of YEARLY 60,000
5,000
a monitor purchased by the Foundation. physicians who are as committed to the hospital as they are to their patients.
What happened next? They dedicate their skills and expertise to improving patient care. MONtHLY
We knew there was a history of diabetes
controlled with medication. The patient was
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Our physicians understand that giving opens the door for receiving and have
committed to their own personal fundraising campaign for the MSH expansion.
WEEKLY 1,250
patients

4. MALviNA KEAY was a force to be reckoned with
Hilary was a player in the Markham women’s how she would affect our lives years later.”
soccer league, which Eira has been managing Hilary showed her so much compassion that
since 1987. evening that Malvina was actually spending
Hilary soon realized she had her hands full her final hours enjoying herself with a
with her strong-willed patient, as Malvina complete stranger – a person whom she had
kept insisting she had to go for a walk and just met but was an immediate friend to her.
Ninety-eight will, Malvina’s passion forspirit
and strength of
pounds of indomitable
life,
Eira then decided she should move into their
home, where a hospital-style bed was set up
that she needed a new bed. But Hilary wasn’t
deterred by this “character” and stayed by her
side. “She made quite a dance that night,”
“Hilary let her live her final hours with
dignity and laughter. She allowed a 91-year-
old to be herself and bow out on her terms.
her family, and gardens was deep. She was a for her in the master bedroom for the eight says Eira with a grin. What more can one ask of a nurse than to
survivor — of war, of divorce, of leukemia, of months before her death. Seeing she was in good hands, John returned take care and treat a patient as if she was
life. The house whirled with activity — “it was a home at about 10:30 p.m., as his mother had her family? That is what Hilary did over the
revolving door” — with visits from nurses and evening.”
other home support workers. “We decided one Malvina Keay
Compassionate Care in
of us would be with her 24/7,” recalls Eira, a Markham Stouffville Hospital
deep and abiding affection and respect for her
mother-in-law still evident . The family’s roots are deep in Markham,
Surrounded by the lovely gardens in the and with Markham Stouffville Hospital as
shaded back yard of the house in which they well, and the compassionate care given to a
have lived since moving to Markham in 1980, beloved family member at the end has only
Eira grins while sharing stories about the strengthened that bond. After short stints in
senior who remained feisty and determined Don Mills and North York after emigrating
despite being hospitalized for pneumonia the from Wales in 1970, the Keays moved to their
Eira Keay and her Hero, Hilary Klassen
year prior. new home with sons Christopher and Matthew
She remembers when Malvina asserted her — now a Markham firefighter — before the
independence after moving into their home. hospital was built.
But last February, at the age of 91, the She had made her way out of bed and down insisted. The call came early the next morning, In preschool, Christopher walked around
longtime Markham resident decided she was the stairs and was at the front door, declaring at 3 a.m., with the news that Malvina had died. a tennis court 25 times to help build the
ready to end “a good run”. she was “running away from home”. The Keays hadn’t expected to lose Malvina that community’s first hospital. He raised $100 of
She had still been living on her own — “she night, but knowing a caring nurse such as the $700 Box Grove Co-op presented in 1984.
was very capable” — at age 90, until she had a Malvina Decided to go to the Hospital Hilary was with her in her final hours made The Keays’ four grandchildren were born at
fall that fractured her hip, daughter-in-law Eira She seemed to be recovering well, although it easier. the hospital that is literally at their doorstep.
Keay says. John, Malvina’s only child, and the onset of dementia had added some To express their gratitude, the family Malvina lives on strong in the memories of
challenges. nominated Hilary as an MSHero in her family, John, Eira, grandsons Matthew and
Suddenly, on Feb. 13, she declared she recognition of her compassion, and also Christopher and great grandchildren. And in
MSH FACTSFIGURES wanted to go to the hospital. Eira tried to put made a donation to support the hospital’s Hilary’s memory, too.
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her off, but after a bit of convincing, John expansion, which includes a brand new Hilary, a goalkeeper, told Eira she recently
declared he would take her. It was, indeed, Emergency Department, triple the size of the had an opportunity to “play out”. She scored a
hard to say no to Malvina when she had her existing department. goal. “That was for Malvina, she told me later,”
BEDs pHYsiCiANs mind set on something. Needing oxygen, she “I met Hilary several years ago playing Eira says. Hilary was holding Malvina’s hand
was admitted to the hospital. Malvina was soccer in Markham. She was a friendly person, when she died peacefully in her sleep. “She
1,000 1,768
soon greeted by nurse Hilary Klassen, who was full of life, with a great sense of humour,” went her own way,” Eira says, “on her
quick to tell her she knew her daughter-in-law. writes Eira. “I was not prepared, however, for own terms, when she was ready to go.”
“While the hospital is the cornerstone for a healthy community, the community’s giving is at the heart.
support
vOLUNtEERs HOspitAL stAff
quality care right here, close to home.”
Such commitment and generosity is making the difference in the lives of patients and families who rely on
Mayor Wayne Emmerson Town of whiTchurch-STouffville

5. GivinG with Pride and Passion How A Young FAMilY
pLANs fOR tHE fUtURE
A woman with an engaging smile, and a deeply
caring man, Lara and Brad are passionate about life
hospital actually reaches even deeper. All generations
of his and Lara’s extended family have been touched
business partners how important it is to give back,”
says Brad. “We do understand the twists and turns that
and their family. As a young family, they are still by Markham Stouffville Hospital. They rely on it life can take and certainly appreciate how fragile life
some time away from even contemplating retirement. extensively for their family’s daily and special health is,” adds Lara, thinking about her husband who, at the
So you wonder what inspires this couple to make a care needs and are so thankful to have it, providing age of 13, was involved in a serious accident when hit
gift in their wills to support the future needs of by a car while riding to school.
Markham Stouffville Hospital. Brad and Lara “Looking back at this experience helps me
support a number of causes. It is Markham keep my perspective. I know that planning ahead is
Stouffville Hospital that is at the centre of their important because you never know what is beyond
giving – and their hearts. the next curve,” Brad explains passionately. “I also
“Both of our daughters, Hannah and Erica believe that your health should never be taken for
were born at Markham Stouffville and we granted. I owe this perspective to my kids, my wife,
will never forget the outstanding care that we my family and my community.”
received,” Brad says. “Not every experience at Brad and Lara have been inspired to leave the
the hospital is so joyous. Our family has also hospital a bequest in their wills. “Providing for
had some very sad moments there,” continues your family is number one, but this gift will help
Lara, telling the story when her mother Joan was future generations of families in our community
diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor. who will rely on Markham Stouffville Hospital,”
In life’s celebrations and its trials, Markham explains Lara as their youngest daughter, Erica,
Stouffville Hospital plays a central role in the chimes in that she is one of her school’s top
lives of every family in our community. As Brad fundraisers for this year’s Legacy Run - an annual
puts it: “Our local hospital is for everybody –whether quality care close to home. “As a young, active family Foundation fundraising event. “It does not matter
you or your family has had to rely on it yet, one day we appreciate it now,” Brad says. how much you give, it’s more important to teach your
you will need it.” For Brad and Lara, it’s about leading by example. children that giving comes from the heart,” says Lara
Brad’s family and his successful business are firmly “We believe that giving is the most meaningful way “and that is why we feel privileged and are proud to
rooted in Markham. In fact, his connection to our of showing our kids, our friends, our family and our support our hospital.”
“You allow us into your lives – when you give birth, when your child needs a cast,
MSH FACTSFIGURES
BABiEs BORN
3,100/Year
when your parents need an Mri, and when you walk through the doors of our emergency Department.
You allow us to share some very important moments with you – and for that we thank you.
we also appreciate your overwhelming support. The kind words you have for our staff, the letters of support,
the e-mails you send – we appreciate all of them.”
Janet M. Beed 258/Month
babies
72 /week
PreSIdent Ceo MarkHaM StouffvIlle HoSPItal
www.msh.on.ca/foundation/msh

6. Making a Difference together. Every Event Counts!
Angus Glen Celebration
thank you to all Half Marathon of Hope
Angus Glen continues to Luncheon
our 2009-2010 invest in our community’s
health through a series of
Presented by Mary
Event Organizers for community events: Angus
Kay Cosmetics,
over 1,150 guests
making MsH your Glen Half Marathon, 5K and
10K; Angus Glen Canada
attended and had
the opportunity
charity of choice. Day Five Miler; Culinary Arts
Golf Classic; and the Angus
to hear from the
inaugural Hope
Here is a snapshot Glen Harvest Ride. Award Recipients
— Classical 96.3 FM
of some of the ways host, Libby Znaimer; Q107 personality,
you have put fun Maureen Holloway; Citytv anchor, Mark
Dailey; co-host of Canada AM, Beverly
into your fundraising Thompson; author, Carol Ann Cole;
CTV health and medical contributor,
activities. Dr. Marla Shapiro (not shown).
tim Hortons
From garage sales to backyard smile Cookie Campaign
barbecues, to bake sales and Dedicated staff and enthusiastic
sporting events, there is a wide customers certainly gave MSH
something to smile about as they
variety of possibilities for you to donated proceeds of the “Smile
consider when hosting an event in Cookie” program from all 19
support of our hospital. Tim Hortons locations in Markham.
Host Your Own Community
Event to Benefit Markham Brother André
stouffville Hospital Unionville High school’s BandAid
Ladies Golf Students from Brother André
For more information call natasha tournament present Dan Amadori, Past Chair,
at 905-472-7373 ext. 6647 or email Unionville ladies support MSH Foundation with funds raised in
nfieldman@msh.on.ca MSH’s Breast Health Centre. support of the hospital’s expansion.
MSH FACTSFIGURES
sURGiCAL pROCEDUREs “I realize what an important part the hospital has played and will continue
YEARLY 19,000 to play in my life and that of my family, friends and neighbours.
from birth to end of life, the medical milestones of our lives are marked there….
MONtHLY 1,583 as it grows and changes along with the community it serves so well.”
it is the least i can do to acknowledge all of the caring professionals and the institution
surgery
WEEKLY 395 Eileen Rees MArKhAM

7. a Mangroup CoMMitS $5OO,OOO difference with his vision
greAt wAll
who Makes a to tHe
a key leadership role in supporting Markham Stouffville
MArkHAM StouFFville HoSpitAl expAnSion Hospital, the primary provider of health care to newcomers
I t was a busy week for Danny Leung, nothing out of the desire to give back to his community hospital. As his own
ordinary for this local businessman. He was planning to take vision was saved, he developed a broader vision - to support a
and long-time residents alike,” continues David Tsubouchi,
Honorary Chair of the Great Wall Group.
“You know,” Danny says passionately, “our mission is right
work home for the weekend after returning from a business truly vital hospital and encourage others to do so, too. and there are a lot of people out there who
trip to Hong Kong. Surrendering to jet lag or having a leisurely “You have to lead by example, as a community member, believe in having excellent health
weekend is not his style. He opened the door, dropped his a businessman and as a father”, explains Danny, who with care close to home. With our goal
bag and walked straight into his home office to check phone the encouragement of long-time friend MPP Michael Chan of raising $500,000, believe me, I
messages and go through some numbers. am not afraid to ask.”
“I was sitting at my desk, when all of a In Danny’s office there is a
sudden, I had blurry vision in one eye,” Danny large picture of a lotus flower,
says. He blamed it on fatigue from his travels one of the most ancient symbols
and finished going through his papers before in Asia. “The lotus grows in
going to bed. muddy water and rises above the
“When I awoke the next morning, I couldn’t surface to bloom with remarkable
see anything out of that same eye. My son took beauty. At night, the flower closes
me straight to Emergency at the Markham and sinks below water, only to
Stouffville Hospital,” Danny remembers. rise and open again at
Dr. Shobana Ananth was one of the doctors dawn.” For Danny,
on duty. She diagnosed a partially detached this symbolizes the
retina and her fast, accurate diagnosis and opportunity we
timely treatment plan helped save 80 per cent Great Wall Group with Mayor Frank Scarpitti have with each new
of Danny’s eyesight. day, as human
“The care and treatment that I received at Markham founded the Great Wall Fundraising Group, together with beings to offer
Stouffville Hospital was outstanding. Dr. Ananth was kind, David Tsubouchi and Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti. The something and
respectful and so compassionate,” says Danny. “I really Group has pledged $500,000 to support the much needed to give back.
appreciated her open, honest communication and the expansion of Markham Stouffville Hospital.
swift follow-up arrangements. I owe my vision to Markham Danny is also joined by a number of tireless volunteers
Stouffville Hospital.” – Esther Wong, Angela Chiu, Joey Lee, Gladys Mak, Christy
You Always Need Your Community Hospital Wei andthe hospitalCouncillorvision Chiu – all so that it can
Markham Alex dedicated to
helping realize its to expand MSH FACTSFIGURES
As a successful entrepreneur in the travel industry – founder continue delivering safe, high-quality care for our growing
and CEO of DSL Group - Danny is proud of his achievements communities. pAtiENts tREAtED
307,000 per
in Canada. As an immigrant, he believes that newcomers, at “We need to show the larger Canadian society that we, as
large, need to do more to support their Canadian communities, immigrants, are proud to be Canadians, and that we want to
especially their local hospital because “everybody will need to give back. We work hard to create jobs and do good things that year
25,583
take care of their health at some point and having a community support our community.” He often tells his grateful patient
hospital close by is important”. story and reminds friends and clients that whether they plan per
Danny Leung’s eyesight was saved through swift medical to stay in Canada forever or for just a few years, they will need month
patients
6,396
intervention at Markham Stouffville Hospital. He is fortunate their hospital and one day will appreciate having good care
he did not have to drive downtown to get the urgent care he close to home.
needed. This life-defining moment triggered in Danny the “We want to encourage the Asian Community to take on
per
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week

8. “Our success is a
testament to you, our donors,
who clearly make
Donor
Markham Stouffville
Hospital a priority.
It truly is a virtuous circle,
from great care to generous
giving that supports
more great care.
Wall A
Our heartfelt thanks Symbolizes
Pride of
to all of you for making
the circle complete.”
Suzette Strong Community
in our Hospital
CEO MarkhaM StOuffvillE
hOSpital fOundatiOn
B C
like our hospital, our new Donor Wall has a
story deeply rooted in the community.
Our story reflects our history, the present and the future of Markham Stouffville Hospital. The Wall
MSH FACTSFIGURES is prominently located in the hallway that links our main lobby and Emergency Department with
Diagnostic Imaging. Depending on which direction you are walking you may notice there is not
DIaGnoSTIC laB EXaMS necessarily a beginning or end to this wall, and that is because our story begins with you. D
2.2 Million
PEr YEar
At one end we recognize those who have supported Markham Stouffville Hospital from our humble
beginnings, and at the other, we acknowledge the individuals, families and businesses who have
given generously to our Campaign for Expansion. Both symbolize the pride our community has in
its hospital. And over the next few years, with your support, this story will continue.
Together with our donors we celebrated
the unveiling of the Donor Wall
A. (from left to right) Bill Crothers,
Johanna and Doug Meharg, Peter Mason,
Drew and Karen Gerrard, Dennis Fortnum,
183,333/MonTH
Eric Tappenden, Suzette Strong, Mark Young
We look forward to adding the new names of our generous supporters as we continue with the
exams
B. (from left to right) Neil Walker, Reg Grey,
largest fundraising campaign York Region has ever seen – our goal is to raise $50 million. Eileen and James Beierl
45,833/WEEK
C. (from left to right) Jeanne Major,
Allan Bell, Dr. Christyne Peters
D. Shirley Sommers, Reg Gray

9. It Has Begun – $100,000 PLUS report to tHe CoMMunitY
The following individuals and organizations have made commitments in support
compassion
CoUraGe
of Markham Stouffville Hospital’s expansion. Thank you for building the future.
INDIVIDUALS:
Carlo Angela Baldassarra Family $1,000,000.00
commitment
John Kaptyn $1,000,000.00
Doug Johanna Meharg $1,000,000.00
Community
John Diane Gibson and Family $00,000.00
Herman Marya Grad $00,000.00
Marc Ashley Wade $00,000.00
Carman Lewis $20,000.00
Fred Wang $20,000.00 The following individuals and corporations
Tom Irene Shadlock $1,000.00 have supported the MSH Foundation helping
Russell Beare $10,000.00 lives through gifts and pledges.
Altaf Soorty Family $100,000.00
Our Loyal Friends–
ORGANIZATIONS: Audrey Brown
10 years and
Canadians of Pakistani Origin $1,000,000.00 counting! Eleanor Brown
PowerStream Inc. $1,000,000.00 Richard Karla Bryan
Our heartfelt thanks to those Brian Jane Buckles
TACC Contruction Ltd. $1,000,000.00 generous and far-sighted donors Earl Bulger
Fieldgate Group of Companies $00,000.00 who have made gifts every year Chris Burchell
for the past ten years (April 1, Marianne Bob Burrell
Great Wall Fundraising Group $00,000.00 2000 to March 31, 2010). Arnold Phyllis Burton
HR/Lindvest Developments $00,000.00 Your commitment inspires us. Bruce Bunny Burton
RBC Foundation $00,000.00 Bryan Burton Violet Datzeff Roger Kathleen Glazin
John Mary Jane Aiken Louis Cagnin Joanne Davis-Greenlaw Andrew Gledhill
Scotiabank Group $00,000.00 Robert Sylvia Alexander Audrey Cain William Cynthia Dawson John Alice Gordon
Times Group Corporation $00,000.00 Peter Coleen Allum Antonio Maria Cammisuli Gerald Andrea De Waal Loraine Gore
Longo’s Family Charitable Foundation $20,000.00 Elfrida Alves Monica Alves Gillian Campbell Wilbert Dean Gordon Alice Greig
John Carol Ann Anderson Robert W. Campbell Pasquale Anna Di Ruscio John Greig
Monarch Corporation $12,000.00 W. Andrews Walter Yvonne Campbell James Nancy Dickin Betty Grove
IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund $10,000.00 Anastacia Arcinas Marilyn Cargill Raul Celeste Dionisio Herbert Elsie Guenther
William Avis Ida Cariglia Arthur Dixon Herb Guttman
Laurier Homes and Paradise Homes $100,000.00 Stephen Natalie Bakowsky Malcolm Carter Lawrence Alice D’Mello George Audrey Haley
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd. $100,000.00 Elizabeth Baldaro Kevin Susan Cash James Joan Doble Dr. Jerry J. Halik
York Region Media Group $100,000.00 John Juanita Balmer Kenneth Mary Chalk Lloyd Dodgson Lloyd Helen Ham
Steven Maria Bankovich Jimmy Chan Velma Douglas Maura Harrington
Douglas G. Barnes Fonda Chau Mary Drewery John Harrison
Reaching Deep - $10,000 PLUS Donald Frances Bartlett Basil Inez Cheong Ronald Duckworth Betty Hastings
Strong community leadership is essential to the success of our hospital. The following individuals Edward Ellen Batten Jeremy Cheung Adrianne Easton Allan Nadia Hawkins
and organizations have made cumulative gifts of $10,000 or more from April 1, 200 to March 1, Fred Baxter Albert Chin Byron Marie Edney Art Donna Hayden
2010. Thank you – you have touched the lives of thousands with your generosity and vision. Russell Beare David Irene Chiu Urich Eulice Ferdinand Gordon Agnes Hemms
Robert Rosemary Beckett Richard Chung David Sharon Fieghen Lindsay Hemms
Saeid Aghaei Mark Lori Lievonen Acuity Innovative Solutions James Eileen Beierl C. D. Clark Robert Dianne Fisher Hilda Herdman
Dan Barbara Amadori John Livey Alex Chiu Golf Tournament Jean Alexander Bell David Dorothy Clark William Elizabeth Fitz James Isabel Hewlett
Asif Ameer Peter Dorothy Mason Angus Glen Golf Club William Margaret Benson Dennis Cline Sam Foote Dan Sherri Holden
Dr. David Austin David Sanysa Merkel Dr. Shahida R. Khan Medicine Dr. Ron Gail Beveridge William Janet Cockwell Donald Joan Forbes Sylvia Houghton
Janet Beed William E. Willa Norton Professional Corporation Mary Bicko Douglas Sydney Conant Andrew Joyce Fordyce William Helen Ilott
Pamela Bird Margaret Conner Robert Rosie Forget Robert Florence Inkster
Kathleen P. Carrick Tom Irene Shadlock Ellesmere Fabricators Ltd.
Arnheit Blauert Jennifer Cook-Spanton Floyd Forsyth Frank Jago
Linda Chambers Gerry Anita Smith Flato Developments Inc. Marion Lorne Boadway Wayne Vicki Copp Martin Joyce Fredricks N. C. James
Michael Chan Elaine Yu Frank Freda Spain IBM Employees’ Imre Elizabeth Boroczi Roger Patricia Correia Anna Fretz Doris Jerome
Angela Chiu David Cynthia Stead Charitable Fund Milton Solange Boyle Bruce Mona Couperthwaite Judith Friedl Henry Johnson
Howard Muriel Fairty Gordon Judy Stollery Islamic Foundation of Toronto William Ruth Boynton Ernest Cozens Keith Debbie Gammie Ray Irene Johnson
Hashem Ghadaki Suzette Strong The Village Grocer Harry Helen Brain J.A. Craig Pat Rogers Gardham Eva Adam Johnstone
Mohammad Ghadaki Eric Susanne Tappenden Unionville Ladies Leigh Brain William June Cresswell Lloyd Dorothy George George Jones
Larry Grove Dr. Abida Usman Golf Tournament Frank Braun Reg Crozier Edward George Violet Jones
Edmund Alice Bredin Don Lynn Crymble Karen Drew Gerrard Yatishkumar Karia
Warren Deborah Jestin John Tess Van Netten York Region
David Shirley Brennan Margaret Curtis D. Gilbert Joan Kaufman
Farzana Jiwani Aly Virji Dr. Ralph Watt Breast Cancer Friends Margaret Briggs Americo Da Silva Barbara Gill Norma Kennedy
Danny Leung Whiteside - Henderson Family Leonard Barbara Bristow Jack M. Elizabeth Daniels Ted Lillian Given Dr. James June Kerr
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10. Thelma Kidd John McCreight Tony Omotani Dorothy Smith Geraldine Turner
Trevor Kimpton Donald Noreen McDonough Wayne Owen Harold Gwen Smith Gwendolyne Turnpenny
Nelson Betty King Clifford Nancy McGill Catherine Paglialunga Pat Solary William Eileen Underhill
John Klecker Hugh Lois McGinn Murray Jean Painter Shirley Sommers Kalju Lea Vahi
Walter Margo Knecht John Kathleen McKay James Belinda Pang Adriana Spaargaren John Tess Van Netten
Gerald Margaret Knee Jeffrey McKechnie Perry Pang Frank Freda Spain Dr. Zul Almas Verjee
A. David Irene Kneeshaw John Noreen McKenna Patricia Pantin James Doris Spencer Ralph Valerie Viegas
William Miriam Knowles Mary McLean Doreen Parker Kenneth Eva Spiece Frank Vysoki
Frank Mila Koclik Winifred McLeod Victor Helen Parr Catherine Helen St. John Josephine Wagner
Armin Christa Kratel Bonnie McMaster Alicia Parry Ruth St. John Laura Wallace
Rudolf Brigitte Kroen Jean McNab Marian Passant Pier Susan Steffan Doris Wallen
Sangarapillai Kumarasamy Melvin McNeil Harold Nellie Pearson Cecilia Steirman Al Grace Wallis
Sig Kusatz Thomas Meacock Patricia Peterkin Evelyn Stephens Gord Walter
Gordon Doreen Lak Roy Barbara Megarry Domenic Antonietta Petta Helen Walton
Robert Agnes Langille Jasper Mary Megelink George Agatha Wang
Al Anne Lanning Doug Johanna Meharg Dr. Siek Wassenaar Invar Building Corporation
John Jennifer Lanyon Joseph Vonda Melanson Robert Alma Watt Johnson Johnson Allan J. Bell
Angelo Francesca Lauretta Betty Melville Constance Weaver Medical Products William Margaret Benson
Philip Loretta Lavell Michael Meras Dorothy Webb Markham Fair Jan Black
William Hazel Leal Deborah Mervin Robert Webber Markham Lions Club Dr. Bob Julie Boadway
Dr. Avrom Susan Lebovic Stephen Marilyn Michna Victor Lorraine Wells Markham Radiologists Gustav Boehringer
Peter King Cheung Lee Frank Miller Ernst Ilona Welmers Miller Thomson LLP Nick Borgh
Phyllis Lee Rena Mingay Waltraut Weprajetzki Morley, Sanderson, Millard Deborah Bouchard
Laura Leger Peter Helen Mitchell John Elizabeth Westbrook Foster LLP Bernice Bowers
Gordon Leier Alfred Bertha Mohl Lena White OPG Employees’ Pensioners’ Michael Browne
Robert Diane LeMottee John Margaret Moment Walter Shirley Whitham Charity Trust Howard Burkholder
Alvine Lestal James Dianne Monnot Joan Whittaker Paracom Realty Corporation Ismat Butt
Helen Leung Alan Leona Moore Jacqueline Wilfert Schaeffer Associates Ltd. Robert W. Campbell
P. L. Leung Eric Doreen Moore Stephen Jackie Wilkinson Scotiabank Group Ellie Cannon
Joan Lewis A. George Moreton Paul Edith Williams Skelton Truck Lines Ltd. Malcolm Carter
Fraser Marijan Lindsay Lionel J. Mousseau Reta Williams Stantec Inc. John April Chamberlain
Cameron Linton Bernice Moxley Douglas M. Phyllis Willson TACC Contruction Ltd. April Chan
Earl Marie Wilson The Manchee Foundation Robert Chin
Constance Stephenson Gerald Joan Winters The Village Grocer Tracy Clegg Tim White
“on behalf of the weeks family we would like to Louis Phillips Eleanor Stephenson Anton Maria Wolf Town of Markham Gordon June Collins
Maurice Pilkey John Joyce Storey Frank Nina Wolfe Town of Whitchurch - Stouffville Jack Comella
thank the Markham Stouffville hospital for the Dora Poon Terry Coughlin Marlene Storry Albert Wai Keung Hilda Wong Bill Crothers
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care afforded to violet. in particular we would like Dr. Robert Shirley Price Perry Janet Stover Anne Wong Dr. Shahnaz Dar
to recognize Dr. T. cheang, and the nursing staff Mavis Yee Quee John Stradling Josephine Wong
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Joanne Davis-Greenlaw
at 3 centre. Also, Dr. A. Patterson, Dr. h. currie Aladino Maria Quilici Kathryn Stupar Marina Wong Bill Dawson
Joan Quinlan Daniel Kay Sum Carl Eleanor Wride
of Community Jean Deverill
and the nursing staff of the palliative care ward. Jim Shirley Rehill Ernest Terezija Svetanic Teresa Wu We offer our heartfelt thanks to Guang Di Jueqiang Cai
i would also like to thank the social workers Lothar Renate Renters Eric Susanne Tappenden William Philip Yarn everyone who contributed during Donna Wayne Doherty
Tanya and Jennifer who helped us through Bruce Isabel Risebrough Glen Taun Dorothy Young the past year, including those Mary Francis Drudge
this difficult period.” Susan Robinson Elizabeth Taylor Stella Yusko who wish to remain anonymous. Peter Margaret Faye
Bernard Rita Rochford Marjory Taylor Christos Maria Zanis We are enormously proud that Thomas Vanessa Filosa
Peter Weeks ToronTo Michael Christina Roseman Dennis Ruth Fortnum
Ruth Taylor Markham Stouffville Hospital
Reg Nancy Rowe Herman Diena Ten-Donkelaar Allstate Insurance receives contributions from so Mario Frocione
Bob Judy Liptrott Emily Mulholland Ernest Jean Ryman Joy Tetlaw Company of Canada many members of our community. Joseph Gan Jennifer Chen
James Ilene Lyall Ian Lynne Munro Fred Eva Salb Donald Thomas Angus Glen Golf Club It is a testament to the excellent Pat Rogers Gardham
H. E. Lyon Edward Audrey Mynahan Malcolm Joelle Sanderson Donald Nora Thompson Ballantry Homes care provided by our physicians Stephen Paula Gardner
Dorothy MacAloney Linda Nesbitt Marjorie Sayeau Douglas Helen Thompson Bazil Developments Inc. and staff. Karen Drew Gerrard
Gordon MacBride James Doreen Nevison George Lori Schnarr Mary J. Thompson BMO Employee Grace Graham
Domenic Guiseppina Maduri Gerald New Roy Dianne Schreyer Victor Isobel Thompson Charitable Foundation $1,000 – $9,999 Gaetan Gravel
Rajeshkumar Maya Magan Donald Newman Albert Eileen Schwartz Jim Fran Thomson Borden Ladner Gervais LLP We are pleased to list the donors Reginald Gray
Chris Anastasia Mak Ken Nicholls Tom Irene Shadlock John Jill Thomson Buckley Insurance Brokers Ltd. with cumulative giving of $1,000 - Yan Guo
Stephen Joanne Marino Norman Nigh Murray Mary Shantz Alma Timbers Cattanach Hindson Sutton $9,999 from April 1, 2009 – March Lloyd Helen Ham
Frank Marshall Joan Nishikawa Muhamad Bebe Shariff Eileen Tobin VanVeldhuizen Barristors 31, 2010. Ione Hardcastle
John Kathryn Marshall Greig Nishio Carolynne Mori James Sandra Sharples Lisa Mark Tomjenovic Solicitors Maura Harrington
David Bianca Mason Kaz Sachi Nishio Alfred Shenfield Harry Tonogai CGB Group Inc. Marcel Aitoro Wan Yau Hau
Jean Mastin Innis Nolan Mildred Sherwood Andre Tremblay Dale’s Pharmacy Othmar Gloria Altmann Jayprakash Ravjee Hira
Peter Judy Mateer Bruce Nord Joan Shorey Helen Treml DST Output Canada Inc. Jeanette Anbinder Jackie Hodgson
Barbara McBride Ruby Norton Laurence Marion Short Ralph Lois Trimble Emerson Electric Canada Ltd. Annette Atkinson Mary Holloway
John Grace McCall William E. Willa Norton Aldine Sinclair Louise E. Trott E-T-A Circuit Breakers Ltd. Nigel Barton Mary Jane DeKort Alan Lynne Holt
Lachlan McCallum Emily Oates Ioanis Agapi Sinikas Florence Tsai Honeywell Limited Melissa Beauchamp Ron Hulse Karen Chadwick
George McCowan Toshi Oikawa Dennis Jean Smith Robert Marilyn Tunnicliff IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund Andrew Dow Imran Humera Hussain
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11. Maxwell Jackson Anne Matthew Tomljenovic La Difference Time Centre Brian Helen Allen Urah Bryan Sharon Williams Clarence Barbara Fockler Sylvia Houghton
Craig Natalie James Eric Josephine Traugott Le Goyeau Holdings Ltd. Peter Coleen Allum Wayne Bryson Patricia Forrestall Elizabeth David Howard
Farzana Jiwani Aly Virji John Troyer Leung Lam Company L.D. Rhoda Almack Brian Jane Buckles Linda Forster Kim Tuyet Hua-Duong
Jean Denise Joubert Phuong Truong Chartered Accountants James Anderson Dorothy Bull Glenn Fortin Nancy Fung Yee Hui
Paul Kamphuys Lai Kiu Tsang Lillian Leroy Page Foundation John Carol Ann Anderson Chris Burchell Thomas Fox Terry Hui
Prem Kapur Dr. Zul Almas Verjee M. J. Lawson Real Estate Ltd. Peter Anderson Jane Burchell Martin Joyce Fredricks Ronald Huisman
Joan Kaufman Ralph Valerie Viegas Markham Fair W. Andrews Paul Burchell Keith Debbie Gammie Lorne Yvonne Hurst
Michael Kavanagh Ramandeep Kaur Virk Markham Garden Society Asif Ansari Richard Burkholder Joseph Gariup Mubashar Nuzhat Hussain
Jannes Mary Kerr John Sharon Wallace Mary Ferraro Foundation Atif Ansari Arnold Phyllis Burton Madeline Gibson Donald Helen Huxtable
Dr. Mobashsher Khan Ip-Sum Wai Fong Wan Mary Kay Ash Ellen Appleton John Lisa Cabrelli Brian Eugenia Gilchrist David Myrna Ingalls
Harry Kleingeld Ernst Ilona Welmers Charitable Foundation Angelo Argiro Jack Campbell Bevers May Gill Ranny Ip
Gene Cathy Kosmyna Joan Whittaker Masdel Group Inc. Helen Argiro Walter Yvonne Campbell Daniel Claudia Gilligan Osman Ishaq
Chris Kwong Mike Gayle Whittamore Midas Safety Inc. Kim Art William Carnaghan William Mary Graber Maurice Dawn Jack
Paul Lai Molise Kleinburg Estate Inc. Winsome Ashman Annabelle Case Richard Victoria Grant Karim Shehnila Jadavji
Ting Nam Lau Naam Group Inc. Shirley Ashurst Gordon Betty Case Dennis S. Lillian Green Werner Verena Jaeger
William Hazel Leal Nonnodesto Income Inc. Michael Elizabeth Baillie Joanne Cermak Gordon Alice Greig Syed Jafry
Chris Denise Lee Northbridge Financial Corp. Patricia Bain Dr. Alex Chan Allan Pauline Jeffries
Wai-Fong Lee OPG Employees’ Eileen Baker Sui Chau Chan
Danny Leung Pensioners’ Charity Trust Reginald Eileen Baker Wing Chan
Joyce Li Razaque Ltd. Stephen Natalie Bakowsky Yau Lee Chan
An Yuan Lin Reusse Properties Elizabeth Baldaro Fonda Chau
Ken Liu Scotiabank Group John Juanita Balmer Mai Jue Cheng
Elaine Ma Sherman Foundation Darren Claudette Banks Donovan Chung
George McCowan St. Augustine Krishan Bansal Elaine Chung
Stephanie Melnyk Catholic High School Peter Bar Vernal Chung
Joanne Mercer Steeles Memorial Chapel Ernest Wilma Bardocz Tammy Clements
Ali Mesgarzadeh Douglas M. Phyllis Willson Super Mind Computer Leonore Barnard Erma Collins
Evelyn Metcalfe Heather Willson Services Company Rob Bates George Comisso
Carol Miller Graham Knope George Leone Wilson TD Bank Financial Group Paul Baxter Ann Conely
Paula Mills Eric C. Cheryl Wright TELUS Corp. George Patricia Beatty Lorne Jean Cook
Rena Mingay Xiao Ying Wu The Buddhist Association of Greg Beehler Jennifer Cook-Spanton
James Maureen Mitchell Dr. Allan Yee Canada - Cham Shan Temple James Eileen Beierl Bruce Mona Couperthwaite
James Dianne Monnot Stella Yusko The Manchee Foundation Doris W. Bell Glenda Cox
Kenneth Moon Bruce Zaworski Tyco Electronics Canada Ltd. Jean Alexander Bell Robert Cressatti
A. George Moreton Valecon Properties Partnership Joe Isobel Bell Joan Crist
Nikola Mracic Family A M Heat Treating Ltd. Walmart Dr. Ron Gail Beveridge Reg Crozier
Arifa Muzaffer AAA Coach Services Inc. Mark Cucco
Donald Newman Abstax Tax Services “we wish to express our sincere appreciation Dino D’Alessandro
Dr. Ken Emily Ng Access Rehab Inc. Victor D’Alfonso
Ruth Nichols Ahmadiyya Muslim to len Pierce, a crisis doctor at Markham Arooj Darr
Robert Carolyn Nicholson Community Canada Stouffville hospital. i was so impressed to see such Raymond Irene Davies Anna Greig
Joan Nishikawa Allstate Insurance sincere devotion to help a patient in need. Christie Day Anne Bruce Grubbe Ning Yang Jia
Ruth Ogino Company of Canada The support we received from doctors, nurses and P. Jane De Guerre Dr. Jerry J. Halik Geraldine Johnson
Charles Lore Ormrod Ansar Development Corp. Gerald Andrea De Waal Hugh Winnifred Hall Ray Irene Johnson
Naren Pravina Patel BMO Employee care givers of Markham Stouffville hospital Wilbert Dean John Alice Hamilton Neil Noreen Johnston
Denise Andrew Pickett Charitable Foundation will always be remembered.“ Joseph DeMarco Ruth Hamilton Beverley Jones
Craig Adela Pinnock C Y Co Ltd Gary and Janet Carr MarkhaM Rick Linda Dennis Elmer Harding Cal Jones
F. W. Judy Powell C G Management and Chris Paula DeNure Garry Antonia Harding George Jones
Dale Rae Communications Inc. Welfoods Ltd. Stanley Boote Arthur Susan Dickinson Lisette Michael Harding Violet Jones
Bruce Isabel Risebrough Canadian Dawn Inc. Zoom Imports Inc. John Melanie Boscariol Tara Robert Donaghey Cassie Harkness Samira Kanji
Lucille Ross Castlepoint Investment Inc. 1602979 Ontario Ltd. Maria Bosnjak Dan Petra Donnelly Lois Harris Colin Kelly
Michael J. Sandra Rozario Condor Properties Ltd. 444255 Ontario Ltd. Ross Wendy Bowser Gilles Dolores Dore John Harrison Alexander Kelman
Deborah Rushton Daimler Buses North America Ltd. 707371 Ontario Ltd. William Ruth Boynton Cynthia Duncan Averil Harvey Dr. James June Kerr
Reginald Russell Daley, Byers 843772 Ontario Ltd. Vincent Karen Brady Robert Durnford Betty Hastings Basith Khan
Robert Beryl Sanderson Dapasoft Inc. Ruth Braithwaite Henry Shirley Edamura David Barbara Hencher Patrick Alison King
Joan George Sands Deja Vu Boutique $250 - $999 William Doreen Brant Thomas Kathleen Edgerton Robert Marie Henderson Walter Margo Knecht
James Nancy Scott DST Output Canada Inc. We are pleased to list the Sandra Bratty Dr. Khalid Enver Arthur Clarice Henschel Karen Ko
Mildred Sherwood Focus Financial Centre Inc. donors with cumulative giving of Frank Braun Richard Lynda Evans Greg Hergott Stephanie Koufes-MacMillan
Jainaraine Singh Golder Associates Ltd. $250 - $999 from April 1, 2009 David Shirley Brennan Ytske Eyre Ken Hillcoff Joseph Zlatica Kozich
Sharon Smith Great Wall Fundraising Group to March 31, 2010. We’d also like Art Carol Brooker Linda Facchini Claudette Ho Dr. Steven Kranc
Dr. Henry Solow Harrah’s Operating Company, Inc. to thank all those who gave under Helmut Elizabeth Brosz Grant Joyce Farrier Timothy Ho Sig Kusatz
Kathryn Stupar Humanity First Canada $250 (not listed in this report). Laura Brown David Sharon Fieghen Norbert Hoeller Lisa Kustin
David Subotic Jasco Holdings Ltd. Every penny counts. Margery Brown Dr. Barbara Findlay Brian Holling Amin Mohammed Ladak
Dr. Wai Chung Tai Joyce Beauty Centre Richard Higham James Susan Fisher Brian Holmes Rowena Lam
Rong Lan Tian Knights of Columbus, Malik Ahmad Sari Brown William Elizabeth Fitz Christina Holmes Susan Lam
Ross Cindy Todd Council No. 11708 Jeff Catherine Albin Glen Elizabeth Brubacher Brian Fleming Douglas Nancy Hortin Giuseppe Lamanna
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12. Charles Mary Shasky Lester Bonnie Weatherill Markham Lions Club Anne Barootes
Gary Sharron Shumski Robert Webber Markham Stouffville Hospital Isobel Ann Audrey Billingsley
Mohd Azim Siddiqui Soma Weerasinghe - OBS/ Gyn Associates Jean M. Brillinger
Raymond Simmons Victor Lorraine Wells Metal Door Ltd. Kathryn Marcella Brookman
Panos Anneta Skamis Waltraut Weprajetzki Miller Thomson LLP Russell Burr
Larry Barbara Skelton Joshua Esther West Mitsubishi Electric Jean Louise Crosby
Roy Smiley Chris White
Barry Smith Jacqueline Wilfert “i just wanted to thank and commend the staff
David Smith David Wilson and directors at Markham Stoufville hospital, for
Dennis Jean Smith Gerald Joan Winters easing the anxiety that my 1 year old son had.
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Earl Smith Frank Nina Wolfe
Julia Smith Jeffrey Li Wong
i was very impressed with the Dr. Bear program,
Ronald Sharon Smith Norma Wong the staff, and volunteers during our recent stay.”
Chia Ling Soung Samuel Wong Elaine Dubyna MarkhaM
Marcus Spain Stanford Joyce Wong
Tim Connie Spark Teresa Wu Sales Canada Inc. Lucile R. Davies
Barbara Spencer Yi Liao Yang Old Firehall Confectionery Vera Elizabeth Davis
Catherine Helen St. John William Philip Yarn PACE Savings Credit Union Ltd. Donald Demontmorency
Richard Stainsby Shih Wen Yeh Pal Benefits Inc. William Hugh Devlin
Kathryn Stephens Tzu-Mei Yit Pharma D Drugs Evelyn Mildred Dishley
Jeff Sonya Lang Scott McKay Murray Isobel Pipher Eleanor Stephenson Talat Yusuf Pinnacle Transport Ltd. Nora Ethel Elliott
Ted Lynda Langdon Bonnie McMaster George Plumb Nancy Storton Ralph Zarboni The Private Giving Foundation Margaret B. Fockler
Jeffrey Lau Jean McNab Irene Poon Mits Sumiya Edward Ziraldo R.S. Sheldon Professional Corp. Hazel Marion Graham
Remanna Lau Roy Barbara Megarry Russell Margaret Porter Dr. Daniel Patricia Sun Ralph Maureen Phillips Frederick Lorne Grove
Philip Loretta Lavell Albino Janet Metauro Rana Preemesh Will Sung Adalan Development Corp. Family Foundation Helen Heaney
Ray Lavitt Philina Milanczak Peter Puhl Airline Limousine Richard Robbins International Inc. Roy E. Heise
Man Ying Law Thomas Millar Harold Betty Quon Anatolia Tile Inc. RN Design Limited Lottie Hemingway
Keith Lee B. L. Miller Yahya Qureshi The Co-Operators, Rogers TV William L. Hood
Phyllis Lee Donald Debra Miller Annie Rafferty Arlene Gonzales Agency Ltd. Sayal Charitable Foundation Edna Houck
Donald Jennifer Lee-Sue Frank Miller Zarar Rana Automatic Coating Ltd. Seafood Delight Chinese Cuisine Maria Ivey
Nancy Leonard Leonard Miller Clifford Diane Randall Bell Canada Select Comfort Corp. Charles Robert Ivey
Chee Wung Leong Karnail Joginder Minhas Tharmalingham Employee Giving Program Skelton Truck Lines Ltd. John Kaptyn
Teresa Leung Evagelos Magda Mitskopoulos Rasaratinam Canadian Mar Thoma Church Soil Engineers Ltd. Alan M. Keith
Gordon Joan Lever Bhupinder Modi Margaret Reaume Toronto Southwire Canada Inc. Kenneth Kirby
Chris Li John Margaret Moment Maile Loweth Reeves Cassels Brock Blackwell LLP St. Benedict Catholic School Kathleen Knox
Ricky Julia Li Brad Lara Morris Diana Regendanz Celestica St. Michael’s Hospital - Ronnel Kwok Ching Lam
Robert Liang Ian June Morrison Donald Linda Regier Charlie’s Meat and Staff of Pre-Admission Facility Carman Lewis
Mei-Na Liao Anita Mui Ursula Reiter Seafood Supply Ltd. Strategies 4 IMPACT! Inc. Aileen Lunau
Cecile Lillie Edward Audrey Mynahan Brian Ellen Relph Comteq Instruments Corporation Sunrise Senior Living of Unionville Hazel MacDonald
An Yuan Lin Amtul Nadirsheikh Herb Janice Rempel Cresthaven Golf Club Tamarack Lumber Inc. Jean Mary Mann
Fraser Marijan Lindsay Omair Naeem Jerry Shirley Renwick Lidia Sylvestre CTVglobemedia Inc. TD Canada Trust Cyril R. Matthews
Kevin Teresa Liu William Anne Nahr Beverley Reynolds Thomas Ruth Talbot D L Crane Service Ltd. GTA Suburban Region Vera McDermott
Carmen Llewellyn Arnold Naiman Jeffrey Reynolds Gary Angelina Tam Dell Direct Giving Campaign The Dragon Buffet King Inc. Margaret McKay
Mary Logan Linda Nesbitt Phyllis Ritchie Dora Tam Dr. Syed Haider Medicine The Regional Municipality of York Otto McQuay
Brian Violet Lount Bruce Francette Nethercott Reza Rizvi Betty Taylor Professional Corporation Times Group Corporation Marie Miller
Dr. David Lovejoy Johnny Ng Lloyd Nancy Robertson Elizabeth Taylor Dymin Steel Inc. Torce Financial Group Inc. Myrtle Isabel Milligan
James Isabel Lyle Norman Nigh Jan Rogers Ruth Taylor E M Roofing Ltd. Unique Contractors Ltd. Carrie Newman
Jeanette Lynch Kin Bing Ellayne Nip Bruce Rose Scott Heather Tippin Emerson Electric Canada Ltd. Upper Canada Mall Lois J. Nobbs
H. E. Lyon Rick Nishikawa Martin Rosenthal Kent Tomasik Fidelity Investments Canada Wilkens Contracting Inc Florence Penny
Winnie Ma Greig Nishio Carolynne Mori Reg Nancy Rowe Lisa Mark Tomjenovic Forward Signs Inc. WS Company Ltd. Harold Percy
Elwood MacDonald Kaz Sachi Nishio Eric Rumsby Cheuk-Wa Kendy Tong Fred T. Reisman Associates Ltd. Very Fair Chinese Restaurant Kathleen Powell
Sarah MacDonald Ruby Norton Ernest Jean Ryman Harry Tonogai G H Built-In Security Systems Ltd. Skin Beatue Spa Frank D. Pringle
Charles MacInnes Hans Priska Nussbaumer Dr. Shehla Sadiq Cang Vuong Tram Grote Industries, Co. Korean Barbecue Restaurant Alice Reesor
Chris Anastasia Mak Dr. Ronald Norma Oda Lorne Samuel Myra Truscott Hydro One Employees’ and Genghis Khan Mongolian Grill Russel Nelson Reesor
Constance Mak Hyman Orfus Patricia Savage Gwendolyne Turnpenny Pensioners’ Charity Trust Fund Manley Sales Norman Rae Reid
Terry Malone Stephen Orr Percy Dorothy Schell Earl Tyndale Inmet Mining Corp. 901357 Ontario Inc. Joyce Eleanor Reynolds
Jeanne Manchee Charles Mary Painter Marianne Schiml Joseph Verbancic IDRF (International Development Ross McFarlane Risebrough
Lorraine Mann David Jean Painter George Lori Schnarr R. Vian Family Relief Foundation) Edith Georgena Ritchie
John McCallum Donna Palmer John Michelle Scott Franco Villa J. Jenkins Son A Legacy of Caring John Edgar Rodick
Robert Betty McCulloch Julie Pang Ruthven Seepersad Frank Vysoki Landscape Contractors We are deeply grateful to the Haralambos Sarros
Todd McDowell Sarwan Singh Parmar Dr. Shawn Seit Walter Walker JL Pound Consulting following individuals who made Harold Schmidt
Deborah McEvenue Dr. Deepti Rajeev Pasricha William Joanne Selby Gord Walter JustLabour Temporary Help generous contributions through Joyce Shadlock
David McGill Elwood Audrey Pattenden Giancarlo Nicoletta Serrafero George Agatha Wang Kwok Shing Enterprises Ltd. their estates. Harvey Spang
David McGinnis Dr. Elaine Meinig Thomas Payne Ben Seto Brenda Wareham Lakehead University Howard Francis Stiver
Anne McIntosh Roy Anne Pearce Neelo Majid Shad Dr. Siek Wassenaar Lee Kum Kee (USA), Inc. Stewart Anderson Barbara A. Thomas
John Kathleen McKay Alan Arlene Pink Murray Mary Shantz Ruth Watson Lexus On The Park Pearl Violena Barkey Elva Tiffin
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