GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL’S SPRING BALL RAISES $225K!

Mary P. Leahy, M.D., CEO of Bon Secours Charity Health System, and Harry Boltin, M.D., recipient of the Sister Joseph Rita award for Medical Excellence

Support for local healthcare and the spirit of philanthropy rang loud and clear at Good Samaritan Hospital’s 32ndAnnual Spring Ball on April 21. More than 300 physicians, healthcare administrators, board members, staff and friends raised more than $225,000 at the ball, the hospital’s largest annual fundraiser. Good Samaritan, a Member of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth), held the event at The Rockleigh. Proceeds from the Spring Ball help make it possible for the hospital to expand and enhance essential programs and services, ensuring that area residents continue to have local access to advanced healthcare.

Left to right: Sam Fratto, recipient of the Good Samaritan Medal of Honor, Andrea Fratto and IBEW Local 363 leadership Gil Heim, Craig Jacobs, Ross Olivieri and Kevin Keeley and spouses

Good Samaritan Hospital recognizes two honorees for exceptional service at the ball each year. Harry Boltin, M.D received the Sister Joseph Rita Award for Medical Excellence. Dr. Boltin, a radiologist with Ramapo Radiology Associates, based at GSH, has served the region since 1970. The Good Samaritan Medal of Honor was awarded to Sam Fratto & IBEW Local Union 363, stalwart supporters of the hospital and numerous local charities for many years.

“There was so much to celebrate this year at the Spring Ball: Our distinguished honorees are devoted to the community; we continue to offer local residents life-saving advances in healthcare and, this month, we mark our second anniversary as a Member of the WMCHealth Network,” said Mary P. Leahy, M.D., CEO of Bon Secours Charity Health System.

“This year’s Spring Ball was a tremendous success, thanks to the individuals and organizations who shared their support! Their sponsorships, donations, attendance and enthusiasm will help the hospital continue to invest in state-of-the-art resources,” said Harold Peterson, chair of the Good Samaritan Foundation.

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