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Artist Rendering of Blanchard Hall

2003 Annual Report

The main drive into the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation is a brief journey to serenity. Turn onto the Institute grounds off Roosevelt Highway and the park-like aspect of the Georgia Department of Labor facility is immediately evident.
Every weekday, nearly 500 people come to work up that road and countless others arrive as inpatients, outpatients, students, the families of "all of the above," vendors, special groups, invited guests, campers, conference attendees and even tourists.
As they bear right along Oak Road, the outline of the historic Quadrangle, including towering Roosevelt Hall, can be seen off to the right as the trees subside.
Georgia Hall is the obvious landmark that gets people's attention as they seek a place to park. Its 30-foot white columns supporting the front portico are a symbol of a famous facility more than three quarters of a century old.
Soon, another landmark will take its place alongside these famous predecessors. Soon all outpatient services at the comprehensive rehabilitation facility will be located under one roof. No longer will Rehabilitation Technology, the Diabetic Foot Center, Seating and Wheeled Mobility, Outpatient Therapy Clinic and Outpatient Physicians Clinic be housed in five different places on a 900-acre campus. Instead, a modern, 34,000-square-foot complex will garner attention as it conveniently combines all five inter-related programs and so much more. It will sit astride the slopping hillside at the rear of Roosevelt Hall, easily accessible to the rest of the medical unit, yet separate and distinct in its renewed commitment to a mission of "empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve personal independence". Named after Georgia Trend Georgian of the Year James Blanchard of Columbus, a staunch supporter, community leader and philanthropist, Blanchard Hall will be many things to many people, but primarily it will be about improving care and service, two objectives the Roosevelt Institute has always been about.
With the funding campaign complete, bids go out in December and construction will sta,t early next year.

New Image, New Opportunities, New Perspectives
t-ront oar t-o ecnno QY

The image of the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation is changing. Although 76 years old in 2003, the last eight years have witnessed nearly as much change at the Institute as the other 68 combined.
With the opening of the Center for Therapeutic Recreation in 1996, the world came to Warm Springs in the form of interna-

tional training camps and competitions. With renovations to East Wing and Roosevelt Hall in 1999 and 2000, respectively, the opportunities fo r improved patient care skyrocketed through such things as interd isciplinary teamwork and modern techno logy.
Now, $5.6 million Blanchard Hall for rehabilitation technology, the result of yet

anot her public-private partnership, will put a new face on our historic campus and bring a new perspective to our ma ny outpatient services.
Like adding a front porch or a fresh coat of paint, the Roosevelt Institute is about to acquire "a new front door for technology."

FIRST FLOOR

First Floor Plan 1. Reception 2. General Waiting 3. Display 4. Physician 's Offices 5. Diabetic Foot & Outpatient
Clinic 6. Business' Administration 7. Outpatient Therapy 8. Rehabilitation Gym
SECOND FLOOR

Second Floor Plan
1. Open to Lobby below 2. Open to Rehabilitation
Gym below 3. Seating & Mobility Clinic 4. Wheelchair Shop 5. Wheelchair Staging 6. Orthotics & Prosthetics 7. Seminar Room 8. Public Waiting 9. Roof

Blanchard Hall
Design Reflects
Progressive Care
"The design of the new facility is intended to reflect the progressive level of care in rehabilitation medicine at the Institute. Accordingly, it became the goal to design a timeless building that can complement the past while looking to the future . Similar to some of the more contemporary elements of the more recent buildings on campus, such as the Center for Therapeutic Recreation, Blanchard Hall transitions from a traditional brick and stucco facade into a modern glass and steel structure with an expressive outdoor colonnade. The colonnade represents a modern interpretation of the numerous colonnades that connect many of the older buildings on campus. The two-story entry lobby, or great hall, is also intended to relate strongly to several of the existing buildings on campus. Both Georgia Hall and Roosevelt Hall, for example, have a central grand salon adjacent to the main en tty and these spaces are often utilized for public functions. The architecture of the building and the landscape of the site will provide a healing environment for patients and visitors - A Celebration of Rehabilitation.
Scheduled for completion in early 2005, Blanchard Hall will represent a unique and progressive facility of its kind, focused on a special patient population and strengthened by the rich heritage of the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation."
- from a project narrative by Stanley, Beaman and Sears, architects for Blanchard Hall

Speaking for the Institute
FRANK C. RUZVCKI Executive Director

Speaking for the Board of Trustees
.J. BRUCE WILLIAMS, .JR. Chairman of the E x ecutive Committee

Dear Friends:
Jonas Salk, the world famous originator of the polio vaccine, once said, "The reward for a work well done, is the opportunity to do more," and as we stand on the threshold of so many new opportunities and new rewards at the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation, it's good to reflect on recent accomplishments and future directions.
With Blanchard Hall now firmly on our horizon for 2004, we can look forward to a better consolidation of services and patient access; new and improved surroundings for many of our programs; increased research opportunities; a better environment for physician services and consultations; increased operational efficiency; and, certainly a better and more competitive image.
As we look back on the accomplishments of the past year, we take pride in such things as moving our Outpatient Clinics under our own Georgia Department of Labor umbrella; the campus-wide education and initiation of national (HIPPA) privacy policies; the expansion of our Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician staff; the continued development by our vocational unit of certificate training programs with West Georgia Technical College; the hosting of another international wheelchair athletics competition, the Roosevelt Invitational basketball tournament; and, the decision to fully implement a new, computerized medical treatment and billing system.
Future challenges await us, especially given an economy and healthcare climate in need of renewal. Nevertheless, we have faced challenges like these before and the spirit of Warm Springs remains an asset that guides our every action.
Our mission remains the same. We must continue to "empower persons with disabilities to achieve personal independence" and with facilities like our Center for Therapeutic Recreation , Camp Dream, recently renovated Roosevelt Hall and now Blanchard Hall, an expanding technology and vision should allow us to do that in exciting new ways not previously possible.
To our many supporters, we say thank you. To our patients and students, we promise the finest continued service and support, and to our staff, we offer sincere gratitude for a job well done. As we move forward , let us all continue to strive for the kind of uplifting environment that has been a hallmark of the Warm Springs experience since Franklin Roosevelt created this wonderful place in 1927.
Sincerely,
Frank C. Ruzycki

Dear Supporters:
As the Roosevelt Institute moved beyond its 75-year milestone the past 12 months, our memories turned sentimental while reflecting on a legacy of care, compassion and sacrifice for people with disabilities. We remembered a President who gave his time, talent and treasure to establish a place that would help conquer polio. We fondly reminisced about the thousands of staff members who gave their hearts and hands to sustain a vision of serving others and empowering people to regain independence. And we recalled with gratitude the countless supporters who have enabled the Roosevelt Institute to build upon this humbling legacy.
Today, our Board of Trustees and leadership at the Institute are more determined than ever to deliver on the promise of this past and realize an even brighter and bolder future. We have a responsibility to find newer and more effective ways to serve people with disabilities. The recent completion of our Blanchard Hall campaign is one giant leap in that direction. This new facility will vastly improve our outpatient services, consolidating programs in one convenient location while providing the equipment and technology to help our professionals serve more people better.
Other successes that our supporters helped us to attain during the last year included an unforgettable, 15th annual Georgia Hall Society Ball in February, the international Roosevelt Invitational wheelchair basketba ll tournament in June and the initiation of an endowment to ensure the life of our chaplaincy program for decades to come.
The 76th year of service for our organization cannot be a rest stop; instead it must serve as a springboard for the next 75 years and beyond. Just as the individual donor base was crucial to the success of the March of Dimes and Warm Springs in the 1940s, so too is the lnstitute's potential today ultimately dependent on our ability to attract private and corporate donations. Although part of a glorious past, one can easily imagine an even grander and more significant future for this Roosevelt Institute, particularly if that future includes increased involvement from our public and private partners.
In President Roosevelt's last speech, he wrote, "The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith. " With your continued support, we have no doubts about tomorrow for th is special place. Let us move forward with strong and active faith.
Sincerely,
J. Bruce Williams, Jr.

15th Annual Georgia Hall Society Ball and Auction Chairs
Roosevelt Invitational Wheelchair Basketba ll
Tournament

Blanchard Hall Naming and Groundbreaking Ceremonies
75th Anniversary Theatrical Production - "Letters To FDR"
2003 Leadership Georgia Visit and Campus Workday State Award Winning Voluncheers Program

Roo t elt Wtlnn Springs In titute for Rehabilitation
F SCAL YEAR 2003

EXPENDITURES FY '03 Personal Services......................................................................................................................$19,197,906 Regular Operating .............................................................. .. ......................................................3,981,103 Travel ..................................................................................................................................................46,279 Motor Vehicle Equipment .............................................................................................................. 48,202 Equipment ...................................................................................................................................... 178,393 Real Estate Rental .......................................................................................................................... 142,303 Per Diem, Fees and Contracts .................................................................................................. 4,813,764 Computer Charges ........................................................................................................................ 629,782 Telecommunications ......................................................................................................................274,444 Major Maintenance & Construction ........................................................................................ 1,074,994 Utilities ............................................................................................................................................755,170 Postage ..............................................................................................................................................24,437

Total

$31,166,777

REVENUE FY '03 Section 110 & Other Federal Expenditures ............................................................................$5,897,228 Medicaid (operations) ................................................................................................................2,059,849 Insurance & Other Funds (operations) ....................................................................................4,880,559 Medicare (operations) ................................................................................................................9,369,783 State Allocations (operations) ....................................................................................................6,330,345 ICTF (Medicaid) ..........................................................................................................................1,021,152 Tefra Appeal (Medicare) ..............................................................................................................611,891 Construction Bond Proceeds ........................................................................................................995,970

Total

$31,166,777

Roose1elt Warm Springs Dev 1lopnient f'und, Inc.

COMPARATIVE SUMMARY STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (ALL FUNDS) YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999

ASSETS Cash Accounts and contributions receivable Other assets Total assets

2003
3,024,000 264,000 252,000
3,540,000

2002
1,717,000 717,000 259,000
2,693,000

2001
1,623,000 487,000 248 ,000
2,358,000

LIABILITIES Accounts payable Commitment - Facility projects Other current liabilities Other 1btal liabilities

15,000 2,235 ,000
5,000 185,000 2,440,000

19,000 30,000
7,000 191,000 247,000

49 ,000 367,000
11,000 127,000 554,000

NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Total Net Assets

743,000 357,000 1,100,000

739,000 1,707,000 2,446,000

762,000 1,042,000 1,804,000

Total liabilities & net assets

3,540,000

2,693,000

2,358,000

2000
2,126,000 239,000 150,000
2,515,000
20,000 1,289,000
8,000 88,000 1,405,000
763,000 347,000 1,110,000
2,515,000

COMPARATIVE SUMMARY STATEMENT OF ACTMTIES (ALL FUNDS)

SUPPORT & REVENUE Support Contributed staff, facilities and materials Revenue, gains and losses Total support & revenue

2003
1,168,000 120,000 467,000
1,755,000

2002
905,000 118,000 506,000 1,529,000

EXPENSES Program services Direct cost of conference and
continuing education center Direct cost of Camp Dream Management and general Administrative staff services Fundraising Total expenses

2,537,000
103,000 133,000 141,000 108,000 79,000 3,101,000

247,000
151,000 199,000 120,000 105,000
65,000 887,000

Change in net assets Fund balance, beginning of period Fund balance, end of period

(1,346,000) 2,446,000 1,100,000

642,000 1,804,000 2,446,000

2001
1,009,000 123,000 594,000
1,726,000
415 ,000
169,000 137,000 125,000 104,000 82,000 1,032,000
694,000 1,110,000 1,804,000

2000
306,000 122,000 637,000 1,065,000
490,000
109,000 117,000 103,000 86,000 68,000 973,000
92,000 1,018,000 1,110,000

1999
1,950,000 332,000 152,000
2,434,000
24,000 1,325,000
9,000 58,000 1,416,000
394,000 624,000 1,018,000
2,434,000
1999
372,000 80,000
500,000 952,000
290,000
157,000 96,000 93 ,000 64,000 75,000
775,000
177,000 841 ,000 1,018,000

Note: The preceding financial statements are presented in condensed form and are in considerably less detail than complete financial statements. Complete financial statements have been audited by an independent accounting firm and copies of the audit report are available by request.

AGGREGATE DATA

FY03

Georgia Counties

120

States

29

Foreign Countries

2

Total Individuals Served 5418

FY02 130 31 3
5771

FY0I 135 28 5
6588

FY00 134 27 5
6501

FY99 136 25 6
5112

Top Ten Counties Served (Ou tpatient Visits & Inpatient Admissions):

Meriwether

1052

900 1964

1935 1231

Troup

636

520

768

814

689

Fayette

475

328

212

141

n/a

Coweta

463

458

692

467

209

Muscogee

279

302

684

380

366

H e nry

253

288

196

155

101

Upson

192

176

308

234

207

Harris

179

162

272

263

209

Talbot

159

114

260

148

136

Spalding

146

227

332

230

240

MEDICAL INPATIENT SERVICES

Carried Forward

51

51

54

Admissions

660

678

729

Average Length

26.92 26.46 25.59

of Stay (days)

Average Daily Ce nsus 50.1 52.59 52.65

Admissions by Age: 6-19 20-30 31-55 56-65 Over 65

1%

1%

1%

4%

3%

4%

22% 22% 25 %

22% 19% 20%

51 % 55 % 50%

Adm issions by Diagnosis:

Cerebrovascular

40% 45 % 41 %

Accident

Head Trauma

5%

6%

8%

Spin al Cord Injury

7%

8%

8%

Neuromuscular

3%

2%

4%

Orthopedic

35 % 30% 19%

Other

10 %

9% 20%

Payor Sources: Medicare Medicaid Insura nce DRS

61% 55 % 47%

12%

8% 16%

27% 36% 35 %

0%

1%

2%

59 727 25 .36
51.72

51 709 25.03
49.13

1%

2%

3%

4%

23% 28%

18% 19%

55 % 47%

43% 43 %

10%

9%

5%

8%

4%

5%

14% 12%

24% 23%

53% 58%

16% 13%

29% 26%

2%

3%

VOCATIONAL SERVICES

FY03 FY02

Ca rried Forward

100

100

Admissions

335

317

Average Length

168

159

of Stay (days)

Average Daily Census 148

128

Admissions by Age 6-1 9 20-30 31-55 56 & Over

32% 38%

60% 53%

6%

9%

2%

0%

Admissions by Diagnosis:

Mental Retardatio n

39% 41 %

Learning Disability

21 % 13 %

Head Traum a

2%

2%

Spinal Co rd Injury

2%

2%

Visual Impairment

3%

3%

Neuromuscular

6%

4%

Behav ioral Diso rders

6%

9%

Othe r

21% 26%

Payor Source DRS

100% 100%

FY0I 78
282 136
115
41 % 54 %
5% 0%
50 % 23 %
2% 3% 2% 8% 7% 5%
100%

FY00 85
309 110

FY99 74 353 151

131

138

44% 45 %

51 % 48%

5%

7%

0%

0%

65 % 53%

7% 10%

4%

5%

2%

7%

1%

2%

2%

6%

5% 10%

14%

7%

100% 100%

OUTPATIENT SERVICES

Number of

4653 4776

Individuals Served

Number of Visits

31952 34208

Visits by Program:

Physician

923

On-Campus Therapies 7123

Polio Clinic

338

Muscular Dystrophy

114

Prosthetics/Orthotics 2401

Brain Injury

48

Day Program

Driver Ed ucatio n*

11

Neuro logical Eva lu at ions 403

Diabetic Foot Clinic 2587

Seating & Mobility Clinic 122

Community Anci ll ary 539

Serv ices

Satell ite Clinics **

n/a

LaGrange Cl in ic

4206

Griffin Clinic

1672

Peachtree City Clinic 5648

Newnan Clinic

3022

Stockbridge Clinic

2784

Douglasville Clinic**

0

St. Fra ncis Clinic

11

1892 5953
433 71 2412 454
157 373 2850 144 724
n/a 3608 2727 3549 3806 3537
884 13

5577
30965
2851 5745
360 8
1629 492
n/a 922 2503 290 1116
n/a 3568 2117 2428 2946 2645 1309
36

5465 4050 26662 17801

2347 4697
242 32 2063 485
n/a 818 1190 188 1133
n/a 4858 2151 2251 3060 1122
13 12

1703 5448
255 4
1550 304
3 629 682
53 403
1 3975 1255 839
689 n/a n/a
8

* Program was inactive during F/Y 2000 & 2001 ** Program has been di sco ntinued

ADMINISTRATION
Governor Sonny Perdue
Mr. Michae l L. Thurmond, Commissioner Georgia Departm ent of Labor
Mr. Larry Beck, Asst. Co mmissio ner GDOL Rehabilitation Se,vices
RWSIR LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Mr. Frank C. Ru zycki Executive Director
Ms. Caro lyn McKinley Executive Admi11istrat01; Progra m s/S e, v ices
Mr. Dave Parmer Executive Administrator of Operations
Mr. John Abney Director CVA Program
Mr. Rufus Brady Director of Management Information Se,vices
Mr. Ca rlton Brooks VRU Employment Manager
Mr. David Cawthon Director of Finan cial Setvices
Mr. Jon Darby Director ofA11cilla1y Setvices
Ms. Ma ry D ickens Director of Recreational Setvices
Ms. Ca thy Gates VRU Employment Manager
Ms. Ca th y Harbin Director of N1.1rsi11g
Dr. En riqu e Isidro Chief of Staff
Ms. Linda Loefl er Director ofPe,formance lmpro11eme11t & Resea rch
Mr. Ca ryle McConne ll Director of Outpatient Setvices
Ms. Carolyn Mo reland Director of Education & 1J-aini11g
Mr. Newt Ol iphant Director of Facility Se,vices
Mr. Tripp Penn Director of Development
Ms. Sharon Short Director of Brain lnjwy Program
Ms. J acquelin e Sk ippe r Director of Human Resources
Ms. Melani e Ward Director of Spinal Cord Program
Ms. Cynthia Woodruff VRU Employ111e111 Manager
Mr. Danney Yates VRU Employ1ne111 Manager
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman M r. J. Bruce Wi lli ams, Jr.
Vice Chairman Mr. Stephen A. Melton
Secreta,y Ms. Donna R. McNeilly
1ieasurer Mr. Edga r E. Chapma n, Jr.

Chainna11 Emeritus Mr. Leonard R. Meadows
Mr. D anie l W. Brinks Mr. James E. Butle r, Jr. Rep. Carl Von E pps David L. Foy, DDS J. Harpe r Gasto n, MD F. Stuart G ull ey, PhD Mr. Jimmy H ill Mr. Charles H. Hood Mr. D . Ga in es Lan ier Senato r Daniel W. Lee Sr. Judge James W. Oxend ine Rep. Jimmy Sk ipper Mr. E rik Vonk Mr. Fran k C. R uzycki, ex officio Mr. Thpp Penn , director of development Mr. Mark Willi amso n, board attorney
GEORGIA HALL SOCIETY PRESIDENTIAL LEVEL
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Chap man, Jr. Peachtree City, GA
Mr. and Mrs. J . Bruce Willi ams, Jr. Marietta, GA
GEORGIA HALL SOCIETY ROOSEVELT LEVEL
Meriwether Bank a nd Trust Warm Springs & Man chestet; GA
Ors. J. Harper a nd Anne Gaston Greenville, GA
GEORGIA HALL SOCIETY FOUNDERS LEVEL
Georgia Powe r Company Ma11chestet; GA
Ms. Do nn a R. McNeilly Knoxville, TN
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Sport Newnan, GA
GEORGIA HALL SOCIETY GEORGIA LEVEL
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Brinks Thomaston , GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. J ac k P. Buchanan Man cheste,; GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. Lenn Cha ndler Warm Springs, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Chapma n Atlanta, GA
D r. and Mrs. James E. Collins Man chestet; GA
Mrs. Mary J ane Dunlap Man chestet; GA
Mr. Go rdo n Flou rnoy Columbus, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Da ri en Foste r Man cheste1; GA Dr. and Mrs. F. Stuart Gull ey LaGrange, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt Harris Jr. Franklin, GA
Mr. and M rs. Jimmy Hill Green ville, GA

Mr. and Mrs. Donn ie W. Koon Shiloh, GA
Mr. Ga ines Lanier West Point, GA
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sm ith Lanie r, II West Point, GA
Ms. Janet Lawand Warm Springs, GA
Se n. a nd Mrs. Dan iel W. Lee LaGrange, GA
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard L. Linteris Peachtree Cil)\ GA
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lyttle, Jr. Warm Springs, GA
Drs. James P. and Diane McGowa n LaGrange, GA
Mr. and Mrs. John McNe il! Blue Ridge, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Melton Columbus, GA
Sr. Judge and Mrs. James W. Oxendine Lawrenceville, GA
Mr. and M rs. Fra nk C. Ru zycki Pine Mountain1 GA
Mr. and Mrs. Kent L. Sha li bo Toccoa, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Co nstant in So ulakos Peachtree City, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Tom my Thompso n Man cheste,; GA
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Ti lt Douglasville, GA
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Zach1y Lanell, AL
GEORGIA HALL SOCIETY MERIWETHER LEVEL
Ru nning Horse Farm Wann Springs, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aird Molena, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Tony A lston Warm Springs, GA
M r. and M rs. La ma r Ca rlisle Ma11 chestet; GA
Mrs. Miriam R. Clifto n Ma11 cheste1; GA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Dunn Sh iloh, GA
Mr. and Mrs. M. Norman G ibbs Ma11cheste1; GA
Mr. and Mrs. Ph ill ip L. G reene Warm Springs, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. G resha m Ma11cheste1; GA
Mr. Randy Hall Moreland, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul D. H arm an Ma11cheste1; GA
Ms. Na ncy L. Hartung Ma11chestet; GA
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hicks Jr. Ellerslie, GA
Mr. and Mrs. T H. McWilliams Ma11cheste1; GA

Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Nelson Pine Mou111ai11, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. W.S. Pe rry Nashville, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. Winn Se lf Warm Springs, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Jody Strickla nd Dallas, GA
Mr. and M rs. J ames C. Stringer Gay, GA
Mr. and Mrs. T im othy N. T hornton Mariella, GA
Ms. G lenda Wa lker Man chestet; GA
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Ward Warm Spring, GA
Mrs. Jane C. Willi ams Pine Mountain, GA
GEORGIA HALL SOCIETY WARM SPRINGS LEVEL
Sears Fou ndation, Inc. (Claud A.) Columbus, GA
Ms. Bonn ie Adams Pin e Mountain, GA
Mr. G lenn Aki n Pin e Mou11tai11, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. A lexa nder Warm Springs, GA
D r. and Mrs. Ga rry L. August Columbu,; GA
Ms. Jud i K. Beech Warm Springs, GA
Ms. Hatt ie Benn ett Manch estet; GA
Ms. Ann ie Ruth Braw ner Ma11chestet; GA
Ms. Maiy A nn Cheek Pi11e Mou11tai11, GA
Dr. and Mrs. Jong Choi Warm Springs, GA
Mrs. Mildred R. Corley T/iomaston, GA
Mr. and Mrs. David Elder Woodbw)\ GA
Mrs. Be rtie Elliott Warm Springs, GA
Mr. and Mrs. J ames D. Fa ulkner Wann Springs, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron C. Fisher T/iornasto11, GA
Mr. and Mrs. D avid Garrett Woodbwy, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Brian 1-1. Hickson Pine Mountain, GA
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger L. Jo hnso n Roswell, GA
Mr. and Mrs. J ames E. Jones Woodb1.11); GA
Mr. and M rs. Kennet h G. Kilby Woodb,11)\ GA
Mr. and M rs. Bi lly M. Lambert Grantville, GA
Ms. Kimberly D . Lentz Luthersville, GA

Mrs. J a ne McAbee Thomaston, GA
Judge a nd Mrs. Be n Miller Thomaston, GA
Mr. R. A. Mitche ll Shiloh, GA
Mr. Joseph Parello Pine Mountain, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. Tripp Pe nn LaGrange, GA
Mr. and Mrs. M ike Redde n Cordele, GA
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Reddick Thomaston, GA
Mr. J a ke Riley Co/11mb11s, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. J a mes A. Robinson Warm Springl; GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. Roy Rogers Warm Sp,ings, GA
Mr. Jesse E. Rosinba um Hamilton, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. Spencer Schaefer Chesapeake Bay, MD
Dr. a nd Mrs. Ri cha rd Aurelius Sm ith A tlanw, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. J ack L. Sm ith Shiloh, GA
Mrs. Lori Snouffer Hamilton, GA
Ms. Phyll is Sta rli ng Mancheste,; GA
Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Stewart Rocky Mount, NC
Mr. Joe Stricklin Greenville, GA
Mr. a nd M rs. Roy To ll e rson, Jr. Warm Springs, GA
Mr. a nd Mrs. D e nn is Tru itt Thomaston, GA
Mrs. Frances 8. Watson Thomaston, GA
2003 GHS BALL SPONSORS & DONORS
Abbott, Jordan & Koon, LLC AFLAC, Inc. AGL Resources A irTran Airways AT&T Foundatio n Bell So u th Blue Cross/Blue Shi e ld of G eorgia (Atla nta) Bolle r, Sewell & Segars, Inc. Bruce Williams Properties, LLC Delta A ir Lines, Inc. F&M Ba nk a nd "!l ust Co. Gateford Ford Co. Geo rgia E lectric Me mbershi p
Corporatio n Georgia Hea lth Foundation, Inc. Georgia-Pacific Corporation Georgia Power Company H anger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc.

J. Smith Lanier & Co., Inc. MeadWestvaco Publix Super Markets C ha rities Re hab Associates REL Prope rties SCANA E nergy Temple Avenue Prope rties United Commun ity Banks, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Asher Mr. Ri cha rd M . Beauford Mr. and Mrs. Ron H. Be ll Rep. a nd Mrs. J effery Brown Mr. a nd Mrs. Andrew M. Ca mp Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Davis Chief Judge a nd Mrs. Ke nneth Followill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ha rre ll Mr. and Mrs. 1-1. D. H ive ly Mr. a nd Mrs. R. Ramsey J e nnings Ms. Je nnifer Kenda ll Mr. Ga ines Lanier Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Lanier Mr. a nd Mrs. Wal ter Pfinnan Mr. a nd Mrs. Ca rm e n L. Pratt Mr. a nd Mrs. H. English Robinson Jr. Mr. a nd Mrs. Howa rd Sax M r. a nd Mrs. W. Da ni e l Sisson Jr. Mr. a nd Mrs. Edward D. Smith Mr. Ja mes C. Thornton Mr. Robert T Trammell Jr. Dr. a nd Mrs. Robe rt L. Zwald
2003 ROOSEVELT INVITATIONAL SPONSORS Abbott, Jorda n & Koo n, LLC Bruce Willi a ms Prope rties, LLC Carmi ke C inemas Inc. Fox's Pizza De n Invacare Corporat ion
FRJENDS
NS Baltic Korn
Atla nta Historical Socie ty, Inc. Austra lia n Pa ralympic Committee Inc. Bank of Upson Bradley-Turner Founda tion , Inc. Canad ia n Track Canadian Wheelchair Basketball C hatlos Fou nda tio n, Inc. Clayton County Board of
Comm issione rs Cobb Coun ty Parks & Recreation Coca-Cola Company Columbus State University Community Bank & Trust Cotton Pickin Fa irs, Inc. CSX Rai lroad Golf Tournament Davidson Coll ege Edgewood Bap tist Church First Presbyte ria n C hurch,
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"A Milestone Year" received a 2003 APEX Award

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