I'm Taking My Kneecap and Going Home to Shore!
Caramine Kellam lauds care at Riverside Shore Memorial

This is a story about loyalty and dogged determination. It's also a story about the joy of giving something back to the people and institutions that serve you well in times of need. Late last year, Riverside Shore Memorial Board Member Caramine Kellam had an accident that caused her one of the most painful injuries anyone can imagine. She broke a kneecap. More >

A Celebration of Life
The Story of Gus and Eleanor Guastaferro

When Gus Guastaferro speaks of his family, his whole face lights up like the sky he spent so many years exploring at NASA. But when he speaks of his late wife Eleanor, it's his eyes that tell the story. They so clearly reflect the love, the pride, the admiration he feels for her. And sadness of her passing. But most of all, they reflect the joys he remembers of their life together. More >

A Cup of Coffee and a Good Book to Read
Greenes' gift helps time pass a little easier in Surgical Waiting Area

Jeri and John Greene have been friends and supporters of Riverside for many years. And now because of their generosity, families and friends waiting for word about a loved one in surgery can reduce the stress with a cup of coffee and a choice of good books to read. More >

So Many Ways to Make a Difference
Ask a man who knows them all—Tony Holtry

Tony Holtry has seen Riverside Walter Reed Hospital from just about every possible perspective. As a volunteer, he moved patients from place to place in wheelchairs, gurneys, even beds. He helped the truly infirm handle the most basic of life's functions. And he now serves on the Make A Difference Advisory Council helping to raise funds for a variety of patient and family needs, including the new J. Doswell Dutton Family Care Center. More >