An Army of Volunteers

CP Grant for Cancer Care

Vascular Lab Opens

Will We Ever Be Done?

Such a Good Feeling

'Day' Celebrates Americana

Miracles Happen Here

Show How Dazzles

A Special Thank You

$2 Million Drive Almost Complete

Circle of Friends

In Honor

In Memory

Supporting Our Mission

How Annuities Work

Auction Extraordinare

Continuum of Care

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Produced under the direction of the Foundation’s Public Relations Committee
Chair:
Lorraine Yates

Tim Herman
Renee Lawson
Linda Malloy
Jim McKeever
John Reichel, M.D.
Starr Piner
Stan Teaderman
Tom Young
Richard Green,
QVHF Chief Development Officer
David Johnson, QVHF Executive Director

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Copyright
Queen of the Valley
Hospital Foundation,
Napa, California,
February 2000
All rights reserved.

President:
James Tidgewell
Vice-President:
Dorothy Arata
Treasurer:
James Terry
Secretary:
Andrea Schrader
Board of Directors
Richard Bennett
Ronald Birtcher
Richard Cavagnaro
Bill Dodd
Carol Dooley
Ed Farver
Arthur Freedman, M.D.
Gary Garaventa
David Gaw
Tim Herman
Cathy Hess
Maxine Jacobs
Larry Lawrence
Renee Lawson
James Maggetti
Linda Malloy
Bill Maus
Jim McKeever
Marc Mondavi
Jayne Morrell
Starr Piner
Graeme Plant
John Reichel III, M.D.
Terry Robinson
Rodney Stone
Pat Streblow
Stan Teaderman
Janet Trefethen
Francie Winnen
David Wolper
Lorraine Yates
Foundation Chief Development Officer:
Richard Green
Executive Director:
David Johnson
Executive Assistants:
Sandy Schill
Pat Slattery

CP Grant for Cancer Care

Community Projects, Inc., recently gave $25,000 to the QVH Foundation toward purchase of a new CT scanner for the hospital. The donation is the latest in a long line of gifts from Community Projects, which has always had close ties to the Queen.

“We’re very grateful for Community Projects’ continued support of the hospital,” says Foundation Executive Director David Johnson. “They exemplify the giving spirit of this community.”

“New technology is expensive and there are always so many new things coming out,” says Lillian Jensen, CP’s vice-president. “But those machines save many lives, and unless we keep up with the times we could be in trouble.”

Over the years CP has given almost $6 million to the hospital and other local charities and nonprofits. Helping the Queen keep up-to-date is one more way CP serves the community, Lillian adds. “After all, any one of us may need the hospital and that new equipment some day.”