1. Foundation Focus
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Marshall, Mo. – Fitzgibbon Hospital and
affiliated clinics now provide a revolutionary
new way for patients to see their health
record and interact with their providers
by implementing a full-featured, electronic
Patient Portal. The “MyHealth” Patient Portal
provides access to individual Electronic
Health Records (EHR) via any web-enabled
computer and allows patients to securely
transmit medical records to other providers
or specialists. It is designed to put patients
at the center of their care.
One of the primary features of
the portal is a secure messag-
ing feature that allows patients
to send private and secure
messages to their doctor to
request appointments, pre-
scription refills and ask ques-
tions about their care. This fea-
ture was recently enabled for
all providers at Marshall Family
Practice, Marshall Women’s
Care and Brian Brizendine,
M.D., surgeon.
“Fitzgibbon Hospital and clinics, including
Marshall Orthopedics and Sports Medicine,
Marshall Family Practice, Marshall Surgical,
Marshall Women’s Care, Akeman-McBurney
Medical Clinic, Grand River Medical Clinic
and Fitzgibbon Family Health have imple-
mented the patient portal. This is an excit-
ing, free tool that empowers patients to take
charge of their own health,” said Tom Jones,
chief information officer for Fitzgibbon
Hospital.
Provisions of the Affordable Care Act require
the portal to be functional for physician prac-
tices. Fitzgibbon has invested more than
$200,000 in software upgrades, training
and infrastructure to bring this feature to
its patients and their families. The portal is
just one part of a multi-year movement all
health providers are making - from paper
records to a computer-based, electronic
health record.
“The MyHealth Patient Portal
is just one of the many provi-
sions required of all health care
providers under the Affordable
Care Act. There is definitely
value in moving to a robust
electronic health record which
can be accessed by patients,
but it is not without signifi-
cant cost,” said Darin Haug,
D.O., president and CEO of
Fitzgibbon Hospital.
“With so many parts of our
society – from shopping to listening to
music – moving to a web-based format,
it is time that our patients have access to
their records in the same way. This is an
exciting move for this industry. Because of
the amount of time and investment we have
made, it is our sincere hope that patients
will see the value of the portal and really
embrace its use,” said Haug.
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this issue
MyHealth Patient Portal P.1
Letter from Dr. Darin Haug P.1
Foundation Update P.2
Helping Hands P.2
Day in the Park P.3
The Fling 2016 P.4
The Fling 2017 - Wine Grab P.5
Friends of Fitzgibbon Report P.8
Golf Tournament P.10
Event Calendar P.12
Foundation Focus Issue 04 August 2016, Produced by the Fitzgibbon Hospital Marketing Department
From the CEO
The summer has gone
by quickly, and we have
seen several advances at
Fitzgibbon Hospital over
the last three months. The
26th Annual Pete H. Rea
Memorial Golf Tournament
was very successful thanks
to our corporate and com-
munity supporters and vol-
unteers. We also saw a
wonderful example of com-
munity organizations com-
ing together for the good
of our citizens with the first
ever partnership of Day in
the Park. The feedback
from our community has
been tremendous.
It is a sincere pleasure
to welcome back long-
time Marshall native, Dr.
Kylie Heying, to Fitzgibbon
Hospital and begin her chi-
ropractic practice inside the
Fitzgibbon Medical Clinic.
She brings excellent train-
ing and a compassion-
ate spirit for her patients.
Growing up in Marshall,
she is well known by many
in our community, and she
is really looking forward to
starting her practice. By
adding chiropractic ser-
vices at Fitzgibbon, with
someone of such quality
as Dr. Heying, we are con-
tinuing our focus on quality
compassionate care of the
whole person. She will
begin seeing patients in
September.
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Foundation Calendar of Events for 2016
September 6-7
Books are Fun Book Fair - Hospital Atrium
September 9, 7 p.m.
Pink Out Football Game – Slater Wildcats vs. Missouri Military Academy
September 9
The Great Purse Reveal – Fitzgibbon Hospital Gift Shop
September 12-16
The Great Purse Reveal continued
September 22, 5 p.m.
Glasgow Pink Out Softball & Baseball Games
September 22, 7 p.m.
Missouri Valley Rodeo Stampede – Tuff Enuf to Wear Pink
September 30
MHS Homecoming Parade
October 1
MVC Homecoming Parade
October 2
Color Run
TBD
St. Peter’s Breakfast
October 5
MHS Powder Puff Game
October 7, 7 p.m.
MHS Pink Out Football Game – Owls vs. Hannibal Pirates
October 15
Canines Against Cancer
October 21
Pig Out for Pink Out Lunch sponsored by The Ashford Agency and Cargill
November 11
Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary Annual Holiday Bazaar
News for our Donor Community
Lyceum Theater VIP Event
Fitzgibbon Hospital
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Chris Sporleder, DO, one of the many providers you can
securely message through the MyHealth Patient Portal.
Producing Artistic Director, Quin
Gresham, Managing Director
Steve Bertani, and actors from
Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the
Nile” delighted guests at a cre-
ative and unique event on July
23, 2016. Dr. Carrie Peecher,
winner of the 2016 Fling Live
Auction package said, “The VIP
event was a great opportunity
to meet the actors in the play
and was enjoyed by all.” Chris
Purdy provided the delicious
appetizers while Katie Shannon
donated beverages.
“This really is a
revolutionary tool
for patients to see
the results of their
doctor’s visit,”
Dr. Darin Haug,
President and CEO
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profit hospital, we are
striving to find the bal-
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and other information
from Fitzgibbon Hospital
via email, please email
us at: fitz@fitzgibbon.org
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2. Personalized, on-line educational resources
are a feature of the MyHealth Patient Portal.
The MyHealth Patient
Portal is free of
charge to all users
and is available 24
hours a day, seven
days a week from any
computer connected
to the internet.
“The MyHealth Patient
Portal not only allows
access to a patient’s electronic health record
through an easy-to-use website, but it also
allows the patient to provide access to other
users, for example, a caregiver, for specific
results for a set period of time while protecting
the rest of their EHR. A patient may want a
caregiver, friend, loved one or another provider
to have access to certain blood test results for
only 24 hours, but they want to protect access
to other areas of their record. The portal has
functionality to allow patients to set this up
themselves,” said Haug.
According to Jones, the MyHealth Patient Portal
is fully encrypted, using the same security pro-
tocols currently used by banking institutions
across the country. A study released in January
2014 by Pew Research found that 81 percent
of American households use online banking to
manage their finances, and 90 percent have
checked their account balances using their
smart phone.
The MyHealth Patient Portal has a large range
of functionality including the ability for patients
to see lab results within 36 hours of a stay at
Fitzgibbon hospital, clinic visit or visit to the ER,
see imaging results, view notes by their doctor
within four days of an
appointment to one of
our clinics, securely
send messages to the
hospital and clinics,
request appointments,
request prescription
renewals, identify phy-
sicians who provided
care while in the hospi-
tal, and read discharge
planning instructions from their doctors.
Patients also can share appointment schedules
with loved ones or employers. Among the fea-
tures of the portal is the ability to download and
save an individual health record for use in an
emergency or while traveling. Filling out pre-vis-
it paperwork will also eventually be a function of
the MyHealth Patient Portal.
In order to view the MyHealth Patient Portal,
patients must have an individual email address,
to which a secure code will be sent to allow
access to their records. To gain access, simply
call or visit the Medical Records Department at
Fitzgibbon Hospital. Their number is (660)831-
3733.
“This really is a revolutionary tool for patients
to see the results of their doctor’s visit,” said
Haug. “It is all designed for patients to have
more control of their own health. This makes it
much easier for patients to stay engaged in their
overall health by receiving fast access to their
own health records and test results.”
Volunteer
Opportunities
Fitzgibbon Hospital
is seeking volunteers
with a green thumb to
care for plants through-
out the hospital. The
Environmental Services
Department has a cart to
transport the water barrel
so heavy lifting/carrying is
not required. This would
also be an opportunity to
visit with patients and the
Fitzgibbon Hospital staff
as you make your rounds.
If this opportunity is right
for you, please contact
Donna Smith at 660-229-
7749.
The Living Center is
seeking volunteers in the
following areas:
• plant care
• light office work in the
business office
• computer work in the
business office
• offer snacks and pass
ice, punch, and water
from the hydration cart
Please contact Theresia
Metz at 660-886-9676
extension 2800 if you
can provide assistance.
Foundation Update
It’s AMAZING what your
donation can do!
Over the past three months
there have been many
opportunities to interact with
Fitzgibbon Hospital staff and
supporters. We were very
busy during May and June
preparing for the golf tourna-
ment. Once again, sponsors,
donors, players, and volun-
teers made the tournament a
tremendous success.
New this year was the Day in
the Park event held July 30th.
It was fulfilling and reward-
ing to collaborate with Jeff
Stubblefield, Lori Godsey, the
Marshall Parks & Rec staff,
and Marshall Democrat-News
editor Sarah Reed to create
a day filled with affordable
family fun.
The Foundation Advisory
Council quarterly meeting
was held in May. Volunteer
members of the Council share
their time and talents to help
us advance the hospital’s
mission. They are a tremen-
dous resource and their ideas
always generate lively discus-
sion.
Members of the hospital lead-
ership team provided a recap
of FY2016 and a preview of
the year ahead at the annual
Employee Forums held in late
June and early July.
You can help us increase
awareness of Fitzgibbon
Hospital news by liking our
Facebook pages and sharing
our posts with your friends.
Fitzgibbon Hospital
Fitzgibbon Hospital
Foundation
Fitzgibbon Hospital Auxiliary
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Secure Messaging, continued
Your donations to the Helping Hands program provide much needed assistance to members of our
community who are faced with difficult choices. As Dr. Haug mentioned at The Fling in March, there
are many people in the communities we serve who are facing difficult decisions that are the result of
circumstances rather than poor choices.
The Helping Hands program has provided $2,651.38 for prescriptions, medical equipment, transpor-
tation, and fuel assistance to 82 individuals since January 1, 2016 for an average of $32 per person.
It doesn’t take a lot of money to make a difference in the life of a friend in need. We received a thank
you note recently from a patient that said in part,
“I’m sorry this thank you card is late as your help for getting me some of my medicines sure
wasn’t. My nurse had this set up for me. God Bless you.”
It is truly amazing what your donations are doing!
Helping Hands
From the CEO, continued
Chief Nursing Officer, Angela Igo R.N., and Alyssa
Ferri, C.N.S., have worked hard to build our new
Transitional Care Management program, which
will bridge the gap in care from the time a per-
son is discharged from the hospital until the time
they are able to visit their primary care physi-
cian. Initially, our program will focus on patients
who are considered at high risk for readmission.
Alyssa will meet with patients while in the hospital
and in their homes. She will be able to assess
and assist in managing medications, identify the
need for any additional tests, communicate with
the patient’s primary care physician and explore
potential issues that might hinder a person’s
expected recovery. Patient education will remain
a central focus throughout the time of care.
Jennifer Dickinson, Doctor of Physical Therapy
in our Rehabilitation Department, received addi-
tional training to assist women with incontinence
and pelvic pain issues. Many of these patients
suffer in silence, believing these conditions are
just a part of normal aging, when it is, in fact, not
the case. Jennifer has been receiving referrals
from providers both within and outside of our area
as she is the only one providing this in our area.
It can significantly improve the quality of life for
many women in our community.
As always, your support is vital in helping us with
our continued efforts to provide quality, compas-
sionate care. Thank you for all you do in advo-
cating for Fitzgibbon Hospital and our mission to
improve the health of our community.
Darin Haug, D.O.
President and CEO
Fitzgibbon Hospital
Ginger McGraw and Donna Smith are pre-
paring for the Great Purse Reveal in the Gift
Shop. The event will begin on Friday, Septem-
ber 9th and will continue through the following
week. Make a note on your calendar so you
won’t miss the debut that will showcase new
fall lines of scarves, jewelry, gifts, and holiday
décor.
The Great Purse
Reveal The Foundation has received a donation from
a Friend of Fitzgibbon designated for recog-
nition of our nursing staff. We are creating
a ‘T’ Cart that will be stocked with “Treats for
Terrific Teamwork”. The ‘T’ Cart will be deliv-
ered to a nursing team who has exemplified
outstanding teamwork. We know our nursing
staff works diligently to provide exceptional
patient care. Thank you to the Friend of Fitz-
gibbon who has enabled us to provide this
recognition. Nursing teams who receive a
visit from the ‘T’ Cart will be recognized in the
hospital’s monthly internal newsletter.
The ‘T’ Cart
Pink Out
The goal of the
Pink Out campaign
is to increase
cancer
awareness in
the communities
we serve.
Activities scheduled
to-date are listed in the
calendar on the back
page of the Foundation
Focus.
It’s time to order your
t-shirt, register for the
Color Run, and gear up
for all of the great activ-
ities. Pink Out proceeds
this year will also be
used to offset the pur-
chase of 3D mammogra-
phy equipment. Updates
will be posted on the
Foundation’s Facebook
page so be sure to like
and share our posts.
Fitzgibbon
Foundation
Advisory Council
Ken Bryant
Dr. Jerry Kelly
Gary Liberty
Tammy Papreck
Donna Smith
Jan Stapleton
Stacey Thompson
Contact
Information
Jackie Finnegan
Foundation Coordinator
Fitzgibbon Hospital
P.O. Box 250
Marshall, MO 65340
660-831-3850
jfinnegan@fitzgibbon.org

3. Perfect weather and many free activities drew an estimated
2,000 people to our beautiful Indian Foothills Park on July 30th.
It is fair to say that we met our goal of creating a FUNRAISER
for the entire family.
Day in the Park
started early with
BBQ contestant
check-in, ven-
dor set-up, and
preparation for
many games.
F i t z g i b b o n
Hospital Auxiliary
sponsored a very
popular snow
cone and slushie
booth. In addition to the Aquatic Center’s concession stand,
guests could purchase kettle corn, fried Snickers, The Brick
BBQ, and Yumeez Homemade Ice Cream.
Non-profit organizations set up informational booths and passed
out free water. Visitors waited patiently in line for face painting
and for the opportunity to dunk several of the candidates whose
names appeared on the August 2nd primary ballot.
The Marshall Democrat-News car show was a popular stop
with more than 40 cars coming and going throughout the day.
Dave Rimmer’s band, The Morton Sisters, and Adam Arth’s
band provided musical entertainment at Hilltop Shelter.
Volunteers Keith and
Susie Bishop, Colin and Sarah Vaillancourt, Jim Finnegan,
and Fred Utlaut served as the BBQ gurus who helped us
launch Fitzgibbon Hospital’s first Backyard BBQ and Kids’
Que contests. Nine adult teams and ten Kids’ Que registrants
participated in the event. Winners were given certificates, rib-
bons, and cash prizes!
Grand Champion – In the Key of Que – Colin & Sarah
Vaillancourt
1st Place Ribs – In the Key of Que – Colin & Sarah Vaillancourt
2nd Place Ribs – Smokin’ Phattys – Corrick Crawford & Jamie
Boyd
1st Place Chicken – Eidon’s BBQ – Greg & Gayle Eidson
2nd Place Chicken – Shaughan Gray
1st Place Dessert – Scooter Pies & Junior – Haylee Lent
2nd Place Dessert – Shane Gooden for Sheriff – Andi Gooden
1st Place Kids’ Que – Caiden Reyes
2nd Place Kids’ Que – Scooter Pies & Junior – Haylee Lent
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The 26th Annual Pete H. Rea
Memorial Golf Tournament was
held on July 9, 2016 with 56
teams participating. We are
grateful to every sponsor, donor,
player, and volunteer for the
contributions made to make the
event a success. We heard many
compliments about the condition
of the golf course, the fantastic
food, and our smiling volunteers!
The Pete H. Rea Tournament has
earned a reputation as “one of the
most fun golf tournaments in central Missouri”. The day would not be possible
without your help.
Jason Coffman was an outstanding tournament director. Sponsors Elmer Hare
Ford, Gary Liberty, and Graves Menu Maker Foods created a lot of “buzz” with
the new Hole #14 $1,500 Jackpot contest. Congratulations to Chuck Scudder,
winner of the closest to the pin contest on Hole #14.
The tournament netted $14,500 in proceeds that will be used to offset the pur-
chase of 3D mammography equipment as another step forward in improving
the health of the communities we serve. Thank You!
Golf Tournament

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Richard and Sandra Machholz
Dale and Deann Malan
Don and Olive Malter
Justin and Rebecca Malter
Mike and Kim Malter
Tom and Roseann Malter
J.B. and Frances Marsh
Marshall Chrysler Jeep Dodge
Marshall Electrical Contracting, Inc.
Marshall Parks & Recreation
Oliver and Kathy Marshall
Todd and Christy Marshall
Justin and Michelle May
James and Diana McCartney
George and Lisa McComas
Sue McCoy
John and Ginger McGraw
Les McKinney
Tom and Becky McRoberts
Medline Industries, Inc.
Mid-Missouri Energy, LLC
Mik-Di Enterprises, Inc. dba McDon-
ald’s
Joseph and Julie Miller
Missouri Health Connection
Kenneth and Ramona Mizer
Monsanto
Robin and Brenda Mull
Charles and Joyce Myrick
Naught-Naught Agency
New Beginning Circle
Orscheln Farm & Home
Ron and Lynne Ott
Peak Sport and Spine
Ronald and Hannah Perry
Grant Piper
Angela Pogue
Terry and Michelle Pointer
Tim and Susan Pointer
Poppin and a Shakin Concessions
Preferred Health Professionals
Pro-Klean Cleaning Service
Dr. Richard and Carol Raynor
Red Cross Pharmacy, Inc.
Sarah Reed and Shaughn Gray
Rusty & Judith Reith
Rudy and Amber Reyes
Stan and Victoria Rhodes
Bill Riggins
Gary and Cheryl Riley
Judy Riley
Clarence and Susan Robbins
Monte and Luanne Robertson
Erik Roehrs
Ryan and Stefani Rudd
Tim Samson
Mary Ann Schader
Nicholas Schildt
Gene and Cindy Schroeder
Justin and Abby Schroeder
Roger and Judy Schroeder
Chuck and Peggy Scudder
Elizabeth Self
Shane Gooden for Sheriff
Wayne and Sherry Shannon
Linda Sharp
John and Karla Simpson
Donna Smith
Marty and Debbie Smith
Smokin’ Phattys
Pete and Lorene Solomon
Dr. Karen Song and Chris Purdy
Dennis and Kelli Sousley
La June Southard
Southwest Designs
Tom and Suzie Stallings
Jan Stapleton and Jim Crapenhoft
STL Communications, Inc.
Billy and Lois Ann Summers
Niki Surber
Stan and Karen Swisher
Ted’s Auto
Tender Love, LLC
The Alignment Shoppe, Inc.
The Brick BBQ
Billy Thiel
Bryan and Terri Thiel
Don and Barbara Thiel
Bobby and Teresa Thomason
Jeff and Alisa Tietz
Tipton Country Club
Richard and Kathy Todd
Rick and Valerie Toliver
Terry and Linda Townsend
Barbara Trapp
Triple Creek Golf Course
Jim and Kathy Tyre
Dr. Jack and Micki Uhrig
Drs. Jamie and Sherri Ulbrich
A.J. and Barbara Utlaut
Fred and Leslie Utlaut
Colin and Sarah Vaillancourt
Paul Vaillancourt and Darla Arni
Matt and Becky VanVactor
Lt. Col. John and Elia Vasilopoulos
USAF
(Ret)
Viking Athletic
Don and Judy Vogelsmeier
Crystal Wales
Wallstreet Financial Group, Inc.
Steven and Michelle Wansing
Russ and Donna Whyte
Mike and Jo Wilhite
Leann Williams
Percy and Eleanor Willis
Florence Wilson
Wilson, Toellner & Associates LLC
Barry Winning
James and Nancy Wiseman
Wood & Huston Bank
Terry Wright
Kevin and Paige Yost
Henry Young, Jr.
Jeanne Young
W.B. Young & Co, Inc.
John and Diana Young
Yumeez Ice Cream Shop
Friends of Fitzgibbon for May 1, 2016 through July 31, 2016
It’s AMAZING What YOUR Donation Can Do!
The Murder Mystery Dinner Live Auction item is a great example of how
friends can collaborate prior to a charity event to create a strategy for purchas-
ing a large auction item. The event package was donated by Sara Coman and
Katie Shannon.
Jan Stapleton and Jim Crapenhoft were nominated by the group to host the
event at their home in late June. In the weeks preceding the event, guests
were provided with information about the characters they were assigned to
portray, the time period and location of the event, and a few mysterious secret
twists.
As the event approached, guests engaged in text and verbal sparring with
each other as they built relationships and allies. The plot development contin-
ued throughout the evening and sparring reached its height during the elegant
dinner created by Chef Coman. Board of Trustees member Jacque Eidson’s
daughter served as the chef apprentice and assisted Sara. The group enjoyed
“Whodunit?” private label beverages donated by Katie Shannon throughout the
evening.
The assembly was one member short after dinner when it was revealed that
someone had been murdered! Conversation reached a frantic level as the cast
members attempted to solve the mystery. At the end of the evening, all attend-
ees agreed that the donation was creative, clever, and a lot of fun. Thank you
Katie and Sara!
The Fling 2016
Save the Date
The Fling
2017
April 7, 2017
Martin Community Center

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Friends of Fitzgibbon for May 1, 2016 through July 31, 2016
It’s AMAZING What YOUR Donation Can Do!
20/20 Optical
A&JSmokin Guns
Aetna Insurance
Ag-Power
Agri-Services of Brunswick
AirEvac
Floyd and Linda Alspach
Ryan and Tracy Anderson
Bernice Austin
Joy Bailey
Robin Baker
Alice and Wayne Bargfrede
Paula Bear
Jim and Rhonda Beerman
Karen Berry
Kip Bethel
Ralph and Norma Lee Bingham
Tom and Jo Ellen Black
Harold and Charlotte Blackwell
Bruce Blalock
Sheila Blalock
Ron and Vicki Bledsoe
Chris and Beth Blumhorst
Bonnie Boedeker
Christie Boedeker
Jerome and Patsy Boedeker
Jeff Bogart
Kevin & Ashley Boock
Donald and Nancy Borgman
Boyce & Bynum Pathology Laborato-
ries, P.C.
Ron and Vera Brammer
Dick and Linda Brewer
Landa Brite
Drs. Brian and Sonal Brizendine
Brunswick Distributing
Marty and Janet Bryan
Ken and Virginia Bryant
Elizabeth Bullington
Ramona Bullington
Ron and Peggy Burfeind
William “Kent” Butler
Marcia Camarda
Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home, Inc.
Cargill
Corey and Kerry Carney
Jeanne Carrell
Gene and Mary Cassell
Cerner Corporation
John Christopherson
Harold and Jeannie Clayton
Joel and Jessica Clements
Charlene Clemons
Dennis Clemons
Donald and Angela Collins
Comfort Inn Marshall Station
Commerce Bank
Community Bank of Marshall
ConAgra
Kimberly Cox
Alan and Barbie Criswell
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Inc.
Wanda Cunningham
D&M BBQ
D&M Custom Candles
Dairy Queen
Floyd and Jean Davis
Frank and Beckie Davis
Mike and Jeanine Davis
Virginia Deems
Pat DeLong
Ken and Cheryl Dennison
Hulda Dooley
Gary and Jean Dowell
Glendell Dowell
Clark and Mary Lou Driskell
Joel Dreiling
Janis Driskell
Diane Dudenhoeffer
Anthony and Mary Eddy
Louis Eddy
Eidson’s BBQ
Fred and Joyce Eidson
Elmer Hare Ford Sales, Inc.
Dustin & Michelle England
Gerry Ann England
Tom and Rook Evans
Exchange Bank of Missouri
K.C. and Beverly Fenwick
Jim and Jackie Finnegan
Willard and Wanda Frain
Mary Beth Frazee
Frederic A. McBurney Trust
Jeremy and Heather Gaba
Kathy Gauldin
Lanny and Lynne Geary
Verna Sue Gibson
Eric and Jenny Giffen
John Gillum
Jerry and Gina Glisson
Steve and Sarah Graver
Graves MenuMaker Foods, Inc.
Steve and Kay Graves
George and Loretta Green
Mike and Ramona Green
Gregory & Appel Insurance
Shelby Gregory, DDS
Roberta Griffitt
Karen Guthrie
Dianne Hackler
Mike and Linda Harlow
Anita Harris
Scott and Melissa Hartwig
Steve and Ann Hartwig
Mark and Diane Harvey
Dr. Darin and Sarah Haug
Hearts Desire
Steven Heermann
Robin and Jim Heinzler
Ruth Ann Heinzler
C.J. and Jan Henke
Frances Herrmann
Chuck and Debbie Hines
Kathryn Hines
Stan and Debby Hinnah
Chuck and Marty Hird
Mike and Dixie Hisle
Tom Hoff
Hologic
Sheldon and Anne Hooper
Housing Authority of the City of Lex-
ington
Jeremy and Racheal Howery
James and Barbara Humburg
Virginia Hupp
John and Donna Huston
Matt and Charla Huston
Iatric
J Smith Concessions
Bill and Nancy Jackson
Ron and Deb Jackson
Kathyrn Jones
KC Twist
Anne Kane
Donald and Lillian Kateman
Robert Kateman
Katy Trail Community Health
Kays Engineering, Inc.
Wayne and Judi Keehart
Dave and Jackie Keller
Rick and Lora Kiehl
Greg King and Sandy Brown
W.G. and Barbara Kiser
KMMO
Robert and Debra Kueck
David and Janice Kueker
Mike and Cindy Lamberson
Lathrop & Gage L.L.P.
Connie Latimer
Robert Latimer
Wanda Latimer
Chad and Katina Laxson
LeeStudio
Leimkuehler Insurance Services
Jeff Lenhart
Ben and Mindy Lent
Michael and Angy Littrell
Vincent and Dana Livsey
Dan and Stacy Lueck
Glen and Glenna Lusby
Greg and Jackie Mach
Ruth Mach
Shirley Mach
Susan Mach
The Wine Grab is expanding! In 2017, The Fling will feature both Wine and Spirits in “The Grab”. In preparation for this new
addition, J.W. and Jacque Eidson will host the Wine Drop and a Whiskey Tasting event at their home. Tom Jones has agreed to
chair the Whiskey Tasting segment of the event and will educate us on the evolving “craft spirits” distillery market.
We will gladly accept your donation of wine, spirits or both from October 25th until right before Fling 2017. If you are planning a
special vineyard or craft distillery tour, please keep us in mind and bring a bottle home with you to donate. It’s also fun to pool
resources and join with friends to select and donate a great bottle of wine or spirits!
Attention Ladies and Gentlemen!!
Patty Gregory, Coordinator of the Greater Kansas City Project Linus chapter, wasted no time contacting us when her daughter, Lind-
sey Inmon, became manager of the Health Information Management department at Fitzgibbon Hospital. Project Linus is a national
program with chapters in all fifty states. Volunteers (Blanketeers) make blankets that are “collected locally and distributed to children
in hospitals, shelters, social service agencies, or anywhere that a child might be in need of a big hug.” The first shipment received
included more than 20 colorful blankets! We are so happy to be able to provide Project Linus blankets to our young patients. To learn
more, visit www.projectlinus.org.
“Flowers Framed for Fling” was hand-quilted by the Country Patchwork Quilt Guild
and donated as a Live Auction item for The Fling 17.
The Wine Drop & Whiskey Tasting Event
October 25, 2016 – 6-8 PM
26605 Highway H – Marshall, MO
Join us for appetizers, wine, whiskey, and lively discussions about your favorite wine and spirits!
Wine Whiskey
Minimum Value $15 Minimum Value $30
Ticket at Fling $25 Ticket at Fling $40

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THANK YOU!
Your contributions and support have helped make Fitzgibbon Hospital the leading health care provider that it is today.
Because of you, our dedicated team of professionals has been able to improve the health of family, friends, and neighbors
in the communities we serve.
o Golf Tournament $6,804 (Cash and In-Kind Donations)
o Community Cancer Center Memorials - $6,680
o Hospice Memorials - $2,610
o TLC Memorials - $145
May 1, 2016 through July 31, 2016
Designated Memorial Contributions and Donations
Joy Bailey
Keith Bishop
Susie Bishop
Bruce Blalock
Heather Bourbon
Emily Braun
Sarah Breshears*
Bub Caldwell
Kirstin Cauthon*
Caleb Clevenger*
Brenda Coffman
Jason Coffman
Sara Coman & Vance*
Jim Crapenhoft
Richard DeFord
Allie Eidson*
Caroline Eidson*
Jacque Eidson
Jane Eidson*
Cheyenne Evans*
Dana Evans*
Jonathan Evans*
Kristopher Evans*
Mason Fann*
Mendy Fann
Scott Fann
Taylor Fann*
Alyssa Ferri
Laura Festa
Jim Finnegan
Bill Gauldin
Linda Gibson
Gina Glisson
Jamie Gold-Naylor
Kaylie Harden
Nancy Harris
Grace Haug*
Joseph Haug*
Olivia Haug*
Sarah Haug
Wendy Hendrix
Angela Igo
Indian Foothills Staff
Dave Jones
Jana King
Megan Livengood
Tyson Mabrey
Ginger McGraw
Susie McGuire
Shawn McKinney
Heather McReynolds
Theresia Metz
Patty Nelson
Joe Nelson
Jamie Nichols
Tina Oeth
Rudy Reyes
Marla Robbins
Matt Robbins
Sherry Shannon
Debbie Smith
Donna Smith
Marty Smith
Andy Snyder
Amber Snyder
Dani Snyder*
Dennis Sousley
Jan Stapleton
Amber Tumlinson
Jean Tumlinson
Luke Tumlinson
Ronnie Tumlinson
Roxie Tumlinson
Fred Utlaut
Colin Vaillancourt
Sarah Vaillancourt
Abigail Walsh*
Joseph Walsh*
Lindsey Warren
Marty Webster
Angie Woods
*indicates student
Valued Volunteers for May 1, 2016 through July 31, 2016
It’s AMAZING What YOUR Donation Can Do!
Jerry Ballew
Tut Bellamy
Gordon Buckner
Edward Carter
James “Dub” Clark
Mildred Ernst
Walker “Butch” Fletcher
Billie Head
Rolla Humburg
Joan Murphy
Juanita O’Conner
Nadyne Rogers
Irene Straub
MAY 1, 2016 THROUGH JULY 31, 2016
Name: _____________________________________________
Organization: ________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________
Email ______________________________________________
Phone#: _______________ Alt. Phone#: ______________
Size: ______ Color: ___________ Price: ____Quantity: ______
Size: ______ Color: ___________ Price: ____Quantity: ______
Amount:___________ Payment: Cash Check
Please submit form by:
September 26thSeptember 26thSeptember 26th**These will be by order ONLY**
T-shirt Order Form
Proceeds from this event will help bring
3D Mammography to Fitzgibbon Hospital
Pink Out
Pink
Sizes: YXS-YL $10
Sizes: S-XL $10
Yellow
Sizes: YXS-YL $10
Sizes: S-XL $10
Sizes: 2XL-3XL $12
Prices
Please make checks payable to:
Fitzgibbon Hospital Foundation
Mail to:
Fitzgibbon Community Cancer Center
P.O Box 250
Marshall, Mo. 65340
Name: _____________________________________________
Organization: ________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________
Email ______________________________________________
Phone#: _______________ Alt. Phone#: ______________
Size: ______ Color: ___________ Price: ____Quantity: ______
Size: ______ Color: ___________ Price: ____Quantity: ______
Amount:___________ Payment: Cash Check
Please submit form by:
September 26thSeptember 26thSeptember 26th
**These will be by order ONLY**
Please make checks payable to:
Fitzgibbon Hospital Foundation
Mail to:
Fitzgibbon Community Cancer Center
P.O Box 250
Marshall, Mo. 65340
Special Order Form
Proceeds from this event will help bring
3D Mammography to Fitzgibbon Hospital
Pink Out
Hoodie $20Hoodie $20
Colors: Charcoal Gray OR PinkCharcoal Gray OR PinkCharcoal Gray OR Pink
Sizes:
S-3X
Long Sleeve TLong Sleeve T--shirt $15shirt $15
Color: Charcoal GrayCharcoal GrayCharcoal Gray
Sizes:
S-3X
Prices