(L-R) The Passport Health Plan team of John Mason, Lisa Butcher, Mark Carter, Ceo, and Verkat Sharna played a round of golf to support the GLMS Foundation Scholarship Fund.
(L-R) Steve Hall, Butch Welseher, Hobie Pence, MD (ret.), and Jesse Jenkins, the Kentuckiana Allergy & Asthma team, enjoyed the fresh fall air and each other during their round of golf for the GLMS Foundation.
(L-R) The U of L team of LaBradford Smith, Jane Ramsey, Claire Alagia, and Scooter McCray looked for long drives and a few birdies during their round.
(L-R) The team of David Watkins, MD (ret.), Russell Williams, MD, Ron Daniel, and Danny Watkins put their experience into play with a good putting game.
A foursome of physicians took to the course to raise scholarship money for medical school students. (l-r) Tommy Thompson, MD, Neil Patil, MD, Mark Ihnen, MD, and Robert Caudill, MD.
(L-R) A sunny day and a good cause brought out the smiles for the foursome of Charles Bisig, MD, Jackie McClean, Christian Furman, MD, and Dean Furman.
(L-R) Playing for Norton Suburban were Tommy and Pamela Gregory with Dawn and Ron Stambaugh.
(L-R) The Family Allergy & Asthma team of Michael Tanoury, Kay Tyler, Doug Lotz, MD, and Roger Perkins put some breathing room between themselves and the competition with timely birdie putts.
The team from Mountjoy Chilton Medley counted and re-counted their strokes very carefully. (L-R) Steve Schulz, Bonnie Cirsi, Cris Miller, and Chris Melton.
Dr. R. John Ellis, Ellis & Badenhausen, (center) shared a fun moment with members of tournament sponsor Stockyard Bank & Trust, (L-R) Suzanne Barnes and Tracie Frist.
(L-R) Paul Kalbfleish, Linda Gleis, MD, chair GLMS Foundation Scholarship Golf Tournament, son Eric Gleis, and Jimmy Ford were happy to be playing golf and raising money for the cause.
Darryl Kaelin, MD, and wife Brenna Kaelin, RN, chose a matching accent color for the Doctors’ Ball.
(L-R) Dr. Jeffrey and Jennifer Tuvlin strike a handsome and smiling pose at the Doctors’ Ball.
(L-R) No wonder he’s smiling! Deborah A. Ballard, MD, Alexa and Damian “Pat” Alagia, MD, with Toni Ganzel, MD.
(L-R) Ardis D. Hoven, MD, honored as the Ephraim McDowell Physician of the Year, with Shawn Jones, MD, KMA past-president, and wife Evelyn Jones, MD.
Honoree Roberto Bolli, recipient of the Excellence in Research award, with sons Roberto Jr. and Robi, and wife Amy.
The winning team at Lexington Clinic Foundation Golf Tournament was Dan Howard, Bruce Broudy, MD, Wayne Colin, MD, and Mike Marnhout.
Twenty-three past presidents of the Lexington Medical Society gathered for the annual meeting.
(L-R) Danesh Mazloomdoost, MD, and David J. Bensema, MD, KMA president at the LMS meeting.
(L-R) Dr. John Collins was honored for his leadership for 25 years of the LMS Foundation’s Golf Tournament, and Dr. Thomas Slaybaugh, Sr., was honored for his leadership of Surgery on Sunday.
(L-R) Kaveh R. Sajadi, MD, Marian. H. Bensema, MD, John W. Collins, MD, and Larry L. Cunningham, Jr., MD, gathered at the LMS past presidents meeting.
(L-R) Dr. Preston Nunnelley, chief medical officer Baptist Health Lexington and 1984 LMS president, with KMA Executive VP Patrick Padgett.
GLMS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP GOLF TOURNAMENT
LOUISVILLE The fourth annual GLMS Foundation Scholarship Golf Tournament was played under sparkling blue skies and breezy conditions at the Hurstbourne Country Club on September 22, 2014. Proceeds from the event go to the scholarship fund for Kentucky medical school students.
DOCTORS’ BALL HONORS PHYSICIANS
LOUISVILLE The annual Doctors’ Ball, presented by KentuckyOne Health and the Jewish Hospital and St. Mary’s Foundation was Saturday, October 18, 2014 at the Marriott Louisville Downtown. Over 750 finely attired and festive supporters attended to give to the Foundation and to honor the evening’s special guests.
Honored were: Ardis Hoven, MD, Ephraim McDowell Physician of the Year; Roberto Bolli, MD, Excellence in Research; Morton Kasdan, MD, Excellence in Education; and Ron and Marie Abrams, Community Leaders of the Year.
Proceeds of The Doctors’ Ball benefit the Jewish Hospital and St. Mary’s Foundation, which contributes funds to patient care facilities and services, provider and caregiver education, advanced clinical research, and improved patient care.
LEXINGTON CLINIC FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT CELEBRATES 10 YEARS
LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic Foundation celebrated the 10th Anniversary Golf Tournament, September 8, 2014. Chaired by Mike Marnhout, CEO Bluegrass Oxygen, and presented by Lexington Clinic, the tournament had more than 140 registered players. The tournament was held at the University of Kentucky Golf Club. This annual tournament fills both courses and gives players the opportunity to win prizes ranging from crystal trophies to a two-year lease on a Cadillac. Proceeds from the annual tournament support Lexington Clinic Foundation’s activities in three areas: scholarships for students studying the allied health sciences, health innovation, and community grant programs.
Lexington Medical Society Past President and KMA Trustee Meeting has Big Turnout
LEXINGTON On October 14, 2014, 23 past presidents of the Lexington Medical Society (LMS) gathered for the annual past president’s meeting, which coincided with the KMA 10th District Trustee meeting.
The Trevey Award for Community Service was given to Dr. Thomas Slaybaugh, Sr., and Dr. John Collins. The Carolyn Kurz Lay Person Award was given to Mary Ellen Amato, RN. LMS Commendations were given to Dr. John Riley for 25 years of service to the Fayette County Board of Health and to Dr. Thomas Young, Kathleen Eastland, and Dr. William Underwood for their work at Baby Health Service, which recently celebrated 100 years of service.
