For Reverend Albert G. Davis, Jr. and his late wife, DeVera, including Bryn Mawr Hospital in their will is their way of helping to ensure that the hospital will be here to care for their community, long into the future.

"These financial planning decisions enable me to support my long-term goals and provide for the future of this vital institution."

Dr. Robert and Mrs. Marjorie Smink create a legacy that continues their dedication to supporting the Lankenau general surgery residency program far into the future.

"Right here, in our community, we have a stellar, state-of-the-art medical center that excels in research and patient-focused care," says Ann Frankel. "Richard and I want to ensure that Lankenau’s tradition of medical excellence continues for others."

Dr. Gerson and his wife, Eileen, believe that we have come so far in medicine, but much more progress needs to be made. Putting Lankenau in their will was a useful way for them to make a gift that will support important work in healthcare.

With the help of highly involved donors, Jerry and Wendy Santoro are convinced that Lankenau will continue to offer superior medical services, training for future generations of physicians, and a strong research program for decades to come.

Chuck Schleifer is a strong advocate of Lankenau. It was only natural then that he and his wife would make a provision for Lankenau in their estate plans as their way of giving back.

Sherrin Baky-Nessler hopes others will help provide for the future of Lankenau Medical Center by including Lankenau in their long-range financial plans.

Marie Chilcott never forgot the added years and quality of life Lankenau gave her father. It was only natural that she thought of benefiting Lankenau through her estate plans.