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Questions? Please call Bob Harrison at
443-481-4745
or email him at
rharrison@AAHS.org
. Request our booklet
Ensuring Your Wishes: A Guide to Your Will
. To study options on your own, go to
askAAMC.org/giftplanning
.
“We believe
deeply in the
importance of
Anne Arundel
Medical Center to
the health care
of everyone in
the community—
both now and
later.”
—Larry
and Liz Ulvila,
Edgewater, Md.,
Heritage Society
members
If you’ve ever had relatives or close friends in the hospital,
you know how much you want to be near them. There’s
always the worry about their condition, especially when you
can’t be there around the clock. Imagine if you lived far away
and faced the added stress of driving back and forth between
the hospital and home.
Thanks to the generosity of philanthropists Willard and
Lillian Patz Hackerman, AAMC soon will provide welcome
relief to these families. Now under construction, the
Hackerman-Patz House is expected to open in early 2013.
With the ability to accommodate 20 families at a time,
the Hackerman-Patz House will provide the comforts of
home for a reasonable fee so that these families may rest,
relax and regain strength to focus full attention on their
AAMC Foundation: Making an Impact
Where There’s a Will…
The AAMC Foundation Heritage Society thanks
Larry and Liz Ulvila for informing us that they
have included AAMC in their future plans. Please
consider joining them as a Heritage Society member.
Designating AAMC to receive a gift (bequest)
through your will or trust is simple and will not
affect your cash flow during your lifetime. You may
stipulate that a specific amount or a percentage of
your estate will support our healthcare mission.
Make a Difference
Leave a Legacy
hospitalized family member.
The Hackerman’s gift has enabled AAMC to build the
house, but dollars are needed to provide the furnishings
and ongoing operations and programming for the house.
Fortunately, a dynamic group of women is forming—led
by Heather Mohr, of Arnold, and Meg Samek-Smith, of
Annapolis—to help raise these needed funds and welcome
community participation.
To learn more about getting involved with the
Friends of Hackerman-Patz House or to learn how you
can support this important new program for patients
and families at AAMC, please contact Jan Wood at
443-481-4732
or
jwood3@AAHS.org
.
AAMC Gives Families a Place to Call Home