Campaign Receives $200,000T he Forrest General Healthcare Foundation’s Asbury

Hospice House capital campaign recently received a $200,000 donation from South Mississippi Home Health Foundation (SMHHF) and Deaconess Home Care and Hospice employees. “We recognize the need for inpatient hospice care in our community and are pleased to partner with the Forrest General Healthcare Foundation and Forrest General Hospital by making this donation,” said Mary Stainton, South Mississippi Home Health Foundation Board president. Bill Oliver, president, Forrest General HealthcareFoundation said, “Deaconess’ donation helps express howimportant this unique project is to all the residents of south Mississippi. This type of collaboration is certainly a great sign for the ultimate success of this new facility.” As of mid-September, the campaign has reached $4.8 million in contributions and pledges, with groundbreaking for the Asbury Hospice House set for the near future. It will be built on South 40th Avenue near the Hattiesburg Post Office on nearly five acres of land donated by Susan Thomson and her brother, John Thomson. When completed, the new Hospice House will provide a peaceful, home-like setting where staff can address the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of each patient and family. When stepping into the home,

families will find meditation rooms, a chapel, serenity gardens, spacious patient rooms, dining area and kitchen facilities and children’s play areas – all of the comforts of home, designed to provide for every aspect of care that a family may need when facing the terminal illness of their loved one. “With the help of the Foundation’s volunteers, hospital employees, community support and donations like this one, we are proud to have the South Mississippi Home Health Foundation and Deaconess Home Care and Hospice employees join us in helping build a facility that will allow us to realize our vision of providing exceptional care and improving the quality of life for terminally ill patients and their families,” said Evan Dillard, president and CEO of Forrest Health. Hospice care is provided for those with a limited life expectancy and focuses on making patients as free of pain and comfortable as possible while improving their quality of life. Hospice staff members work hand-in-hand with palliative care nurses and physicians who focus on the unique needs of a patient facing a terminal illness. The Pine Belt is in need of a facility like the Asbury Hospice House to help with those patients who need around-the-clock care but may not have caregivers who can provide that at home. For such patients, the Hospice House will be a beautiful place to spend their last

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Pictured from left to right: Martha Dearman, FGH Foundation executive director; Ché Helfrich, Deconess employee; Bill Oliver, FGH Foundation president; Mary Stainton, SMHHF Board president; Evan Dillard, president and CEO of Forrest Health; Frank McWhorter, FGH Foundation Board chair; Elaine Temple, SMHHF Board member.

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weeks or days surrounded by family, friends and caring physicians and staff who are experts in hospice care. Melita Miller, director of Forrest General Home Care and Hospice, also commented on Deaconess Home Care and Hospice’s generous gift. “This special donation will

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DIGNITY IN DYING

Years ago Dr. D.B. Conerly and Libby Carroll began to champion hospice care in the Pine Belt

community, inspiring many, including Peggy and Frank McWhorter, who have helped raise the funds to make the Hospice House of Southeast Mississippi a reality. “Dr. Conerly and Libby introduced me to hospice through my Junior Auxiliary service project,” Peggy explained. Dr. Conerly was the medical director of Forrest General Hospice and Carroll was a social worker with the group that began recruiting volunteers for home hospice in 1994. “Dr. Conerly would give the most eloquent pitch, leaving everyone thinking, ‘Sign me up,’ and Libby touched so many with her hospice care.” For several years Peggy served as a sitter for hospice patients in their homes, allowing family members to take a break. “This is how I got interested in hospice,” Peggy

shared. “It was so worthwhile.” She said the Hospice House appealed to her because she felt that for some patients a facility is a better option than in-home hospice care. “I like the idea of going to a family-friendly setting without being at home.”

Today Peggy and Frank serve as co-chairs of the Forrest General Healthcare Foundation’s Chairman’s Society along with Terri and Ross Bell. The Chairman’s Society is one of the levels of giving to the Asbury Hospice House. Members make a pledge of $10,000 to $99,999, payable over a multi-year period. The McWhorters are also members of the Chairman’s Society and the Meditation Garden at the

Hospice House will be named in their honor. “I was scared to death of raising $5 million, but it was the easiest fundraising project I’ve ever had the privilege to work on. This community was very generous and jumped on board,” said Frank, who also serves as the Foundation Chair. Frank noted that Foundation

Peggy and Frank McWhorter

be a great benefit to the Asbury Hospice House. We are looking forward to having such a wonderful facility within our community to benefit all patients at the end of life with care that will enhance quality of life and provide comfort, compassion, and dignity.”

Forrest General Healthcare Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.While gifts of cash are the most popular method of supporting the Foundation,

there are options available to potential donors:

• Cash and Pledges• Matching Gifts• Memorials

• Wills and Trusts• Restricted and Unrestricted Gifts

For more information or to make a donation, please contact Martha Dearman, executive director, at 601.288.4396.

President Bill Oliver was the driving force in the campaign because, “He won’t take no for an answer.” The couple pointed out that this was a unifying project that brought all of the area’s medical community together and will serve 19 counties in Southeast Mississippi. “We are blessed to live in a community that offers the absolute finest in healthcare availability. The Pine Belt and south Mississippi have long been recognized as an area that affords individuals excellence in healthcare in a broad range of specialties,” said Frank. “I believe that the missing link in our healthcare community is a Hospice Home where the end of life

experience offers a place of solitude and dignity to patients and their families.” Hospice care emphasizes maintaining dignity, improving quality of life and providing compassionate care and comfort. The new Hospice House will provide a peaceful, home-like setting where staff can address the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of each patient and family. Thanks to the McWhorters and other fundraisers who have championed this cause, the Hospice House will provide dignity in dying and inspire many generations to come.

GIVING HEARTS

When the Asbury Hospice House groundbreaking takes place many people and companies will be

recognized for their support of the project. Terri and Ross Bell believe the entire Hattiesburg community should thank itself. “This community is unreal,” said Terri, who is president of B Communications and serves on the FGH Foundation Board. “Hattiesburg has a giving heart.” The couple also has a giving heart, which led them to co-chair the Chairman’s Society with Peggy and Frank McWhorter. The Chairman’s Society is one of the levels of giving to the Asbury Hospice House. Members make a pledge of $10,000 to $99,999, payable over a multi-year period. The Bells are also members of the Chairman’s Society and the Nurse’s Station in the Hospice House will be named in their honor. “We saw the need to raise awareness and money for the Hospice House and to let people know the opportunity is there,” said Ross, a vice president with BancorpSouth Insurance. He added that he understands that not everyone can give to the Hospice House. “They may have other areas they give to, but Hattiesburg people are passionate about charities.” Ross complimented Bill Oliver, president of the FGH Foundation, for making their fundraising efforts worthwhile. “Bill Oliver is an awesome man. He has stature in the community and is an ambassador for the hospice house.” Terri added, “We’d make a contact, then Bill and Martha (Martha Dearman, FGH Foundation director) would do the rest.” In addition to the couple’s civic consciousness, their support of the Hospice House is also fueled by a trying experience when Terri’s father suffered a heart attack

Terri and Ross Bell with their sons: Garner, 24, who is a second-year medical student at William Carey University, and Preston, 20, who is a junior at Southern Miss.

and died six weeks later. Terri says her father received excellent and compassionate care at Forrest General Hospital, which made them aware of the need for hospice care. “It was made apparent to us how important it is to keep a family member comfortable and the need for a caring environment for the entire family,” Terri said. “There’s a professional way to handle end-of-life issues,” Ross said, pointing out that the Hospice House will give patients and families this much-needed care. “You have to have a heart to work in healthcare. They are born nurturers and caregivers and they have a need to serve. It’s who they are; what they do.” Fortunately for the FGH Foundation and the Asbury Hospice House, Terri and Ross also have the need to serve – it is who they are and what they do.

Giving Opportunities tothe Hospice House of South Mississippi

The Foundation will use 100 percent of your donation to complete the Hospice House. We will place donations in excess of the amount needed in an endowment fund to support maintenance and growth needs of the facility.

Please note that naming opportunities, highlighted in green, are no longer available.

CORNERSTONE PARTNERS

Members include businesses interested in Forrest General Hospital and in continuing the provision of quality healthcare services. Members make a minimum three-year pledge of $1,000 a year to the Forrest General Healthcare Foundation.

1952 CLUB

Members of the 1952 Club make an annual gift of $100 to $9,999.

GIFTS FROM THE HEART – HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS

Donations made to honor or remember a special person.

RecognitionWe will recognize donations in the following ways:• Naming opportunities within the Asbury

Hospice House for Woodall Society and Chairman’s Society members.

• Listing on the Circle of Respect donor wall at the Hospice House.

• All gifts listed in the Foundation’s publications, in a designated area at Forrest General Hospital and at the Hospice House.

• Invitation to the Gold Leaf Celebration.

WOODALL SOCIETY

Signature Gifts begin at $100,000.

• Hospice House – $1,500,000• Patient Care Wings – $500,000 each (1 of 2 left)• Chapel – $250,000• Entrance Drive – $150,000• Family Room – $100,000

CHAIRMAN’S SOCIETY

Members make a pledge of $10,000 to $99,999, payable over a multi-year period. Naming opportunities begin at $15,000.

• Family Dining – $75,000• Foyer – $75,000• Kitchen – $75,000• Conference Room – $50,000• Garden/Landscaping – $50,000• Meditation Garden – $50,000• Patient Rooms – $50,000 each (7 of 12 left)• Family Counseling Rooms (2) – $25,000 each• Patio – $25,000• Family Canteen – $15,000• Nurse’s Conference Room – $15,000• Nurse’s Station – $15,000• Pharmacy – $15,000

LEGACY CIRCLE

Become a member of the Legacy Circle by including the Forrest General Healthcare Foundation’s Asbury Hospice House in your estate planning.

Names in bold are new donors since our last newsletter.

Gifts of Hope,Healing and Hospice

1952 CLUB - Donations from 2014 campaign (As of August 2014)PLATINUM PREMIERGigi and Evan DillardMr. and Mrs. Warren HoodMr. and Mrs. Doug JonesDr. Frances KarnesGayle and John LeePeggy and Frank McWhorterMr. and Mrs. Matt MorganBecky and Bill OliverMr. and Mrs. Jason PolkLou Ann and Louis PoynterMr. Joe and Dr. Virginia TatumHope and Randy ThomelySusan ThomsonDr. and Mrs. Clinton B. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Andy Woodard

PLATINUMJennifer AbrahamDr. and Mrs. Ralph AbrahamDr. Kate AsemeCharles BrownJudith and David BurckelDave BushDr. and Mrs. Mike Cheng

Neely and Chris CooleyDr. and Mrs. J.P. CulpepperClaire and John CurtisAnne and Wes ElliottDavid FortenberryRussell GolemonMr. and Mrs. Mack GrubbsDr. and Mrs. Eric HaleKim and Ladd HattenDr. and Mrs. Lewis HattenDr. Olivia and Mr. John HightowerDr. and Mrs. John HromNancy and William HughesJames McDanielGeorge McGee, M.D.Lynn and Holt McMullanDr. and Mrs. Toxey MorrisDr. and Mrs. Bill PetersDr. Suyon Rhee and Young YuDr. and Mrs. Paul RocconiDr. and Mrs. Randolph RossElizabeth and Scott SchwartzJoshua ShemperMarvin ShemperSam Shemper

Dr. and Mrs. J. Larry SmithMarcella and William StrongMary Margaret TatumRichard TaylorDr. and Mrs. William Tompkins, Jr.University Baptist ChurchDr. and Mrs. J.E. VarnerDr. and Mrs. Thad WaitesJanet and Don WalkerDr. and Mrs. Alphonso Willis

GOLDMr. and Mrs. Donald BlackwoodKelly and Jim BlackwoodNewton and Denise BlountLeak and Frank CedenoDr. Steven A. ClementDr. and Mrs. Richard ConvilleRobert DewsLisa and Donnie DoleacDelores and Tommy FairleyForrest Royale ApartmentsThomas FowlkesC.D. GaleyMr. and Mrs. Glenn Galey

PLATINUM PREMIERBancorpSouth

GOLDUniforms 2U2, LLCW.R. Fairchild Construction Company, LLC

SILVERAir Conditioning Parts & Equipment, Inc. Credit Bureau CentralMarvin Shemper

BRONZEAll Brand Foods

Coldwell BankerCommercial Business Interiors, Inc.Community BankCopy Cats PrintingDr. Fred DrewsDews FoundryFirst DentalForrest County Board of SupervisorsHattiesburg Coca-Cola Bottling CompanyHavard Pest Control Heritage ApartmentsMoore Funeral ServicesMunn Enterprises

Nicholson and Company, PLLCPearl River Valley Electric Power AssociationPepsi-ColaPrideStaff Ryan ChevroletShemper Brothers, Inc.South Mississippi ElectricTrustmark National BankVendworksWarren Paving

SUPPORTERSacks Outdoors

CORNERSTONE PARTNERS (As of August 2014)

CHAIRMAN’S SOCIETY (As of August 2014)Anonymous DonorAnonymous DonorKate Aseme, M.D.Terri and Ross BellMary H. Cain FoundationAlice and Wilber ChambersFamily of David and Michael CoxGigi and Evan Dillard

Linda and Robert DonnellCharlie FinneganVickie and Mack GrubbsDr. and Mrs. Lewis HattenMr. and Mrs. Warren HoodThe late Mrs. Bernice HuddlestonJudith and Doug JonesDr. and Mrs. Lynn McMahan

Peggy and Frank McWhorterDr. and Mrs. Steve MurphyBecky and Bill Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Joey OliverLou Ann and Louis PoynterMrs. Kimberly M. SmithSouth Mississippi Emergency Room PhysiciansDr. and Mrs. Clinton B. White

WOODALL SOCIETY (As of August 2014)

Asbury FoundationHattiesburg Clinic

South Mississippi Home Health FoundationJoe and Dr. Virginia Tatum

John ThomsonSusan Thomson

Bobby HarmonAmber and Christopher HattenMr. and Mrs. Robert HollimanMr. and Mrs. Warren HoodAllen and James HuttoMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jackson, Sr.Anita and David JohnsonJan JonesMr. and Mrs. Charles Leggett, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Bruce McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Kennard McCayMr. and Mrs. James McKenzieDr. and Mrs. Thomas Messer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Hayden MitchellGreg and Steve MooreJodie and Chuck MooreMargie and Lewis MyrickLonnye and Louis NormanCandace and Kent OliverDavid OttDr. and Mrs. David OwenJimmy PierceZeke PowellMr. and Mrs. Carey RevelsCharlene and Robert RobbinsKit SalibaCarol and Jack SimmonsAndy StetelmanDr. and Mrs. Stoney Williamson

SILVERCarla and Ralph AbrahamAmy and Derek ArringtonMr. Robert L. BlassJeanie Gail and Jeff BowmanErin and Kim BradleyDr. and Mrs. Robert BrahanCharles A. BrownBeth and Joe CampbellCasi and Chamberlain CarothersDr. and Mrs. Curt ChildressJere and Richard ClarkDr. and Mrs. Timothy L. ColeMr. and Mrs. Jim ComptonDawson B. ConerlyDr. and Mrs. Steve ConerlyThomas ConwayLinda and Robert DonnellWilliam EureSharon G. and Jack B. EzelleTara Williamson FreemanRicky GibsonMary Dayne GreggDr. and Mrs. Marcus L. HoganBecky and Joey HurstonDr. and Mrs. D.G. Kobs, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Line, Jr.Jan and Willie H. MackoJudy and Sam McClendonKatie Rose McClendonMargie and Bill McGillisGeorgie McMullanDr. and Mrs. Greg MerrittJanet and Hayden MitchellLinda and Gene MorrisLucy and Charlie ParkmanSharon and David RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph SharpLinda and Jerry ShemperTeejay Riley and David ShemperMathew Shoemaker

Amy and Gene SmithMr. and Mrs. W. Kenneth StevensSuzanne and Howard StroudPat and Don SuberMilton WaldoffLeah and Eddie WalkerPat and Marcus WareMarcia and Willoughby Wright

BRONZEAnonymousAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Griff AllbrittonPhyllis and Doug ArmstrongDavid H. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Robert AshleyDebra and Knox BairdLeigh and Jonathan BarrettMr. and Mrs. Tom BatesChrista BishopMr. and Mrs. Bradley R. BlackRobert E. BlackTodd BondurantBecky and George BooneSandy and Bob BootheLisa and Chris BowenDr. and Mrs. Arthur BradleyMary Glenn and Todd BradleyDr. and Mrs. Robert BrahanPam and Tim BrelandMr. and Mrs. Brad BrianCharles A. BrownDr. Lisa BushardtMr. and Mrs. John Carley, Jr.Florence CarlsonBenjamin M Carmichael, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene CarothersDrs. Barbara and George CarterJames ClaytonBrenda and Ronald CokerDr. and Mrs. Stephen L. ConerlyYvonne and Alan CooperMr. B.W. Curry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joe DabbsSandra and Jerry DavisEllen and Ronald DoleacDr. and Mrs. Fred DrewsJustice and Jonathan DuhonMark E. DuncanMrs. Iris EasterlingDiane and Burke EllzeyDr. and Mrs. Lowery A. FalerDr. and Mrs. John FaustMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Y. Foote, Jr.Mr. Joe E. GarvinMr. and Mrs. Reginald A. Gray, IIILinda Boutwell Griffith and John GriffithDr. and Mrs. William H. GullungRichard HalbertGraham L. HalesMr. and Mrs. Sam HallPatsy C. HammettJudy R. HankinsGail and Terry HarperSusan and Eric HatcherDr. and Mrs. Robert HeathMr. and Mrs. HeinmillerDeborah and Stanley HillB.F. HudsonDr. and Mrs. Jack G. HudsonPatricia HughesJoyce and Chris InmanJohn R. Jackson, Jr., MDGwen James

Pat and Bob JefcoatMrs. Richard A. JohnsonJanice E. JonesMarilyn and John KeenePaige KennedyJoni KingMelinda and Jim KoerberLJDJ Enterprises, LLCEdward J. LangdonStephen LaubeBarbara LeCroyLindsey and Richard LewisVicki LorimerDr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. LucasAnne and Jimmy McCaySybil D. McCrawSandra G. McDanielMrs. Mary McLeodBetty and Frank McWhorter, Sr.Stace and Andrew MercierMr. and Mrs. Merrill MolaisonSteven E. MooreJudge Tony and Ashley MozingoPatty and Doug MunnMr. and Mrs. John NethertonJenifer and Chad NewellAshley and Mark NortonFrances T. OgletreeDianne O’NealYvonne T. OwenHelen PaulDr. and Mrs. Joe S. PaulKristi and Bob PierceKathy M. PolkMarie Louise and Raymond PolkRichard S. PooleMr. and Mrs. William RayMarcia and James RoseberryBarbara Ann RossBettie RossDr. and Mrs. Doug RouseShelly and Hunter RussumDr. and Mrs. James S. SabinMary Jean SaultersCheryl and Henry SmithCamille SoulierSally and Garland SullivanMartha and Tommy ThorntonJudy and Joseph ThrashDoris B. TillmanMr. and Mrs. Richard ToppMr. and Mrs. Marshall H. TuckerPam and Benny WaddleCarolyn and Larry WatsonSarah and Ted WebbMr. and Mrs. John WhiteDr. and Mrs. William Whitehead

SUPPORTERJohn BetheaSandra and Orville CooleyLinda GinnDr. and Mrs. John GreenBeth and Mark HodgesPhillip KelleyRichard W. McKenzieMr. and Mrs. Taylor PooleLynn and Robert RhodesKaren SellersMr. and Mrs. Charles ThomasMary S. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Rodney Williams

GIFTS FROM THE HEART – June - August 2014In Honor of Doctor’s Day 2014Forrest General Homecare and Hospice Depart-

ment recognized the following physicians:Dr. Katherine AlexisDr. William ArnettDr. Kate AsemeDr. Josh BlairDr. Ronald BullockDr. Richard ClatterbuckDr. Steven FarrellDr. John GuiceDr. Neal HolmDr. Wayne HughesDr. A.J. JacksonDr. Roberto Lopez-SantiniDr. Arthur MartinDr. George McGeeDr. Thomas MesserDr. William PetersDr. Joseph ProliDr. Heather RichieDr. Michael StonningtonDr. Ethan WorthingtonDr. Tiffany Worthington

In Honor of Dr. Lewis Hatten’s BirthdayMr. and Mrs. Wilber Chambers

In Honor of Annie OliverBecky and Bill Oliver

In Honor of Charles Leon Register, IIIMr. Charles L. Register, Jr.

In Memory of Ted AlexanderLinda and Ron Howell

In Memory of Aline BeardDarlyn and Larry Piper

In Memory of Bobby ChainLinda and Ron Howell

In Memory of Milam S. Cotten, M.D.Mrs. Betty Cotten Lipscomb

In Memory of Darleen DaleDr. and Mrs. Timothy L. ColeIrma DavisMartha DearmanMr. and Mrs. Evan DillardJeffrey EureMr. and Mrs. Burke GibsonKatherine and Bob HollimanGwen JamesLinda and Gene MorrisBecky and Bill OliverDr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Puckett

In Memory of Julie Woods DickinsonJeannie Meyer

In Memory of Erna Kluge DillardMartha DearmanAngela HugginsBecky and Bill OliverAaryanne and Richard PreuschPatricia and Don ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Charlie Sutherland

In Memory of Jo Nell HalesMrs. Betty Cotten Lipscomb

In Memory of Stephen HattenMr. and Mrs. Jeff B. Doblin

In Memory of Tony JenkinsLinda and Ron Howell

In Memory of Welton JettonInterpineD. A. Tant

In Memory of Mr. LeeTangela Boutwell

In Memory of John A. McLeod, IVMrs. Betty Cotten LipscombDr. and Mrs. Toxey Morris

In Memory of Rachael Hill Owen and Wesley Howard OwenGwen James

In Memory of Joseph L. “Bud” PringleLinda and Ron Howell

In Memory of Cliff SchaefferMr. and Mrs. Paul Rush

In Memory of Jerry SimsCecila BakerMrs. Carol BrolaskiMr. and Mrs. Donald BullockMikell ChathamMartha DearmanMr. and Mrs. Butch EavensonJanet GallaspyJudith HeiderSheree JenkinsTerri and John McNeilEugenia MeyerSandra and Lynn SmithPhyllis SpiersMarilyn WelchMr. and Mrs. Dale Worrell

In Memory of Clyde StinsonJeannie and Larry Meyer

Becky Oliver’s “The Light Beyond,” was one of 15 pieces of art selected to make up the Louisiana-Mississippi Hospice & Palliative Care Organization

(LMHPCO) Collection. The collection represents the dignity and compassion LMHPCO members provide to patients and families. The exhibit will travel to 15 communities in Louisiana and Mississippi between September 2014 and December 2015. “’The Light Beyond’ represents the peace that we all can find as we transition to the next stage of life,” said Becky, who is from Hattiesburg and is the wife of Bill Oliver, president of the Forrest General Healthcare Foundation. “I intended to show the light of God shining through the trinity of pines among the white flowers representing holiness. My hope is that it represents a sign from heaven for those seeking that peace as they near death. I was honored to be a part of this project and hope that ‘The Light Beyond’ helps others recognize the peace that God offers all of us.” Visit http://www.lmhpco.org/news/index/shtml to learn more about this exciting project.

“The Light Beyond”Becky Oliver, artist

Great care has been given to the accuracy of these lists. If an error has been made, we

apologize and ask that you let us know by calling 601.288.4396.

Art of Hospice

BOARD OF DIRECTORSFrank McWhorter, ChairLou Ann Poynter, Vice ChairDavid Fortenberry, SecretaryButch Eavenson, TreasurerTerri BellCharles BrownDave BushTroy DanielsRobert DonnellMack GrubbsBetty Bly HattenGwen JamesDavid JohnsonDr. Frances KarnesJames F. McKenzieHayden MitchellBill OliverOra ShaheedJoe TatumSandi ThamesTed WebbDr. Clint WhiteDr. Alphonso Willis

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PAIDHattiesburg, MS

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Post Office Box 19010Hattiesburg, MS 39404

LEADERSHIP TEAMWilliam C. Oliver, PresidentEmail: boliver.foundation@forrestgeneral.com

Martha Dearman, Executive DirectorEmail: mdearman@forrestgeneral.com

Dianna Chmelicek, Development CoordinatorEmail: dchmelicek@forrestgeneral.com

Phone: 601.288.4396Website: http://fghfoundation.com/

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