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2008 INGLIS AWARDS FOR CONTINUING EXCELLENCE
On Thursday, June 26, 2008, Inglis presented its Awards for Continuing Excellence (ACE) to five non-profits in the Philadelphia region that enhance the quality of life for people with physical disabilities. The Awards ceremony took place at Inglis House.
Each organization received a $20,000 award. Read more about the Inglis Awards for Continuing Excellence.
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Laura Schwanger, 2008 Inglis ACE Review Committee Chair |
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2008 winner: Bucks County Center for Independent Living, Langhorne, PA |
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Inglis Foundation Board Chair Luisa Rabe |
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Former Inglis Board member Janet Ries Stern |
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2008 winner: Awards Review Committee member Carole Bartholdson (left) with Catherine Friedman (right), executive director of Residential Living Options, Inc., Downingtown, PA |
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Winners of the 2008 Inglis Awards for Continuing Excellence (left to right):
Ginny Fiorentine of Bucks County Center for Independent Living, Catherine Friedman of Residential Living Options, Inglis ACE Review Committee Chair Laura Schwanger (in front), Lisa Killion-Smith of Resources for Independent Living, Arthur H. Rainey, Esq. and Lynne Coughlin Samson of the Catastrophic Injury Program of the National Transplant Assistance Fund, David Gates, Esq. of Pennsylvania Health Law Project and Inglis Foundation Board Chair Luisa Rabe. |
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2008 winner: Resources for Independent Living, Burlington, NJ |
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2008 winner: Catastrophic Injury Program of the National Transplant Assistance Fund, Radnor, PA |
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2008 winner: Pennsylvania Health Law Project, Philadelphia, PA |
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2007 winner: Canine Partners for Life, Cochranville, PA |
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2007 winner: InspiriTec, Inc., Wilmington, DE |
7TH ANNUAL INGLIS GOLF OUTING, WAYNESBOROUGH COUNTRY CLUB
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Golfers warm up on the practice green at the 2008 Inglis Golf Outing.
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Golf carts are lined up before the golfing begins.
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Pepper Hamilton, LLP, presenting sponsor of the 2008 Inglis Golf Outing
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Pepper Hamilton, LLP
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Airgas, founding sponsor of the Inglis Golf Outing |
Airgas
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| Cary Leptuck, Birchrun President and Acting CEO of Inglis Foundation, and guests |
Continuing Care Rx
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Domus, Inc., including Inglis Foundation Board member Ted Rob
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| Girard Partners, LLC |
Hugh Wood, Inc.
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Lois Leith, Julie Everett, Janice Keen, and Gloria Drosdick (left to right) |
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Lincoln Financial Group
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Charles "Chip" Sheppard and Golf Committe Co-Chair Robert C. Lodge and guests
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Guests of Golf Committee member James G. Logue, Esq.
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The Merz Group
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Morgan Stanley Investment Management |
Foursome from Independence Blue Cross, sponsored by Trion Group
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PMA Insurance Group
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PNC Financial Services
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Hank Schellenger and guests
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Trion Group, Inc. |
Foursome from Independence Blue Cross, sponsored by Trion Group
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| United Concordia Companies, Inc. |
The White family, including Golf Committee Co-Chair Bradley L. White |
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26TH ANNUAL INGLIS FIVE: A BIG SUCCESS
Congratulations to our winners!
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Richard Brandon |
1st place, women |
Wendy Walsh |
| 2nd place, men |
Larry Lee |
2nd place, women |
Cara Turner |
For complete results for all five-mile runners, visit www.lmsports.com.
Photos of the Inglis Five
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Anthony J. Ferrante, president & CEO of title sponsors
Reliant Healthcare Management and Standard Medical
Supply, poses with son, Anthony, and Inglis’
Chief Development Officer Stephanie Maguire and Director
of Development Kate Farrell (l to r).
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Volunteers from Standard Medical Supply give water to John Sly of
Lincoln Mortgage Company at the 2.5-mile mark. Standard Medical
was a title sponsor and Lincoln Mortgage Company was a platinum sponsor of the race.
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Inglis House residents Marilynn Fredendall
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and Jeanne ywinski are greeted by
Inglis’
pastoral care coordinator Nancy Selinger
(in red, right) as they pass the finish line.
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Richard Brandon won first place, finishing the
five-mile race in 29:09 minutes.
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Wendy Walsh won first place among the
female runners. Her time was 33:04 minutes.
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Bourne Ruthrauff of Philadelphia law firm Bennett, Bricklin, & Salzburg, LLP led the firm's team to victory. BBS was a silver sponsor of the race.
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Mike Thompson, director of marketing at
Pennsylvania Trust Company, smiles for
the camera. Pennsylvania Trust was a silver sponsor
of the race.
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Inglis House resident Mike Hall poses with his family
(“Mike’s Marauders”), who ran the Inglis Five in his honor.
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The A-May-Zing Committee has organized the Inglis Five for the last 26 years. Committee members shown are (l to r) John Gregg, Sue Geyelin (in front),
Carol Wyeth (behind), Patsy Walls, Paula Szabo, and Dick Borkowski.
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Jeffrey Kall of Powerhouse Gym has been a longtime
supporter of the Inglis Five. The Gym is a bronze
sponsor of the race.
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PHOTO ARCHIVE
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