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2014 IMPACT REPORT 22 Lee Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Horwitz Carroll VanYserloo Adirondack Health Executive Group George Varga Mr. and Mrs. George McBride Margaret E. Whiteside Crowley Brighton Senior Citizens Ellsworth E. Wilcox American Management Association Ms. Lynn Bennett Mrs. Elizabeth Bevilacqua Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Buck Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coombs Mr. and Mrs. David Dudly Ms. Patricia Finn Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fobare Ms. Anne Latham Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Ms. Carmen Ordonez and Mr. Robert Zatorski Ms. Mary Paul Mrs. Vincent Pelletieri Post Office Pharmacy Mr. Michael Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Jr. Mr. Robert Sweet Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Mrs. Ellsworth Wilcox Ms. Thelma Wood Restricted Gifts Decker Learning Center Nutritional Services Emergency Department Fit for Life Program Intensive Care Unit Intensive Care Unit Ð Crib Project Materials Management Medical Floor Ð Adirondack Medical Center Medical Imaging Department Meghan E. Handler Memorial Fund Mercy Living Center Mercy Living Center Ð Activity Fund Merrill Oncology Center Merrill Oncology Center Ð Julie Lamy Fund Nursing Education Ð Clinical Simulation Lab Pastoral Care Fund Uihlein Living Center Uihlein Living Center Ð Activity Fund We honor the memory of these donors who have passed away in 2014 and 2015 Mary Clifford Norma Neiderbuhl Chester Fobare Mary Ann and Charles Ritchie Redfield Society Gift Dedicated to Improving Patient Care Carter Lockwood loved the Adirondacks. He grew up in Saranac Lake and after graduating from Dartmouth College, a stint in the U.S. Army Air Corps and a 20-year career with Weyerhaeuser Co., he moved his family back to the lakes and mountains and settled in Lake Placid. Carter was committed to enhancing the region's quality of life and was deeply involved, serving on numerous boards including the Placid Memorial Hospital Board as Treasurer and as Assistant Chief of Protocol during the 1980 Winter Olympics. He was an avid sportsman and was admired for his good humor and quick wit. Mr. Lockwood's steadfast commitment to improving community is carried forward by his generous philanthropic investments. Upon his passing in 2001, he left a gift to Adirondack Health that continues to grow and produce income that is invested to allow caregivers at Adirondack Medical Center to provide best-in-class care to those treated every day. Carter's son, David, recently said, "An important aspect of my parents' charitable giving was the idea of 'leading by example.' It was always their hope that their generosity might prompt others to do the same." To learn more about extending your impact by joining the Redfield Society, please contact Hannah Hanford in the Foundation Office at (518) 897-2348.