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79 MEMORIAL GIFTS Memorial gis have been made by family and friends in memory of the following individuals: • Dr. Richard Angoff • Mr. Donald F. Beniot • Dr. John B. Bowen • Dr. Leo and Irma Berg Memorial Fund • Mr. Raymond Glazier • Mrs. Shirley Glazier • Ms. Rose Gotz • Mr. David N. Grenier • Dr. Joseph Halsband • Ms. Constance Kirousis • Ms. Janine McGovern • Dr. Tracey B. Miller • Dr. Abraham Moscovitz • Ms. Marilyn E. Plue • Mr. Sampson • Mr. Joseph T. Scheinfeldt • Dr. Guenter Spanknebel • Dr. Rudolf Utzschneider • Mr. Hyman Yanco • Mrs. Doris Adele Yost • Mr. James D. Yost SPECIAL GIFTS Special Gis are made in a person's name to recognize someone for a job well done, a considerate deed, or a memorable accomplishment or milestone. • Dr. Dennis Dimitri • Mrs. Shirley Glazier • Dr. Wayne & Laura Glazier • Dr. Wayne B. Glazier • Ms. Charlotte Meyers • Mr. James B. Moynihan • Mr. Francis "Frank" Saba • Dr. Alan Sampson • Mr. Joseph T. Scheinfeldt • Dr. Janice B. Yost CORPORATE DONORS • Bowditch & Dewey, LLP • Buffalo Barry's Indian Art • Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates, Inc. • e Schuster Group FOUNDATION DONORS • Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Foundation • Fred Harris Daniels Foundation CMIPA Contribution I n 2022, e Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts received a major contribution of just over $500,000 from the Central Massachusetts Independent Physicians Association (CMIPA) Foun - dation. CMIPA was formed to support small, independent physician practices not long aer Central Mass Health Care (CMHC), the nonprofit physician-initi - ated health plan, was sold in 1996 with the proceeds going to create e Health Foundation. e founding Chairman of the Board of e Health Foundation, Dr. Wayne Glazier, also played instrumen - tal roles with both CMHC and CMIPA Boards. In 2021, the Board of CMIPA and its affiliated foundation, the CMIPA Founda- tion, elected to contribute the remaining CMIPA Foundation assets to e Health Foundation as both CMIPA and the CMI- PA Foundation were winding down. It was originally anticipated that the CMIPA Foundation's assets would be transferred to e Health Foundation Fund. In the end, following approval by the Attorney General's Office, the assets were trans - ferred directly to e Health Foundation. is generous gi of $500,996.71 was applied towards the 2022 Activation Fund grants, supporting a significant portion of that round of grants and helping the Foundation respond to pressing health issues in the region. Dr. Glazier remarked, "Given e Health Foundation's nationally recognized exper- tise in health funding, our decision to rely on its grantmaking processes to distribute the Central Massachusetts Independent Physicians Association's remaining assets was deemed to be the most efficient and effective course of action." e Health Foundation was humbled to have been chosen by the CMIPA Founda- tion as the steward of its remaining assets dedicated to improving health in Central Massachusetts. With the 2022 Activation Fund grants, e Health Foundation was able to honor the work and legacy of the physicians of CMHC and CMIPA. n