For Robert Goldberg, MD, pulmonary and critical care specialist, Providence Mission Hospital feels like family.

The Biegenzahns decided to become Philanthropist Circle donors out of a desire to give back to the community that has given them so much.

Giving back is a wonderful way to express gratitude for life’s blessings, and Susie and Rich Gordinier have many reasons to be thankful.

In February 2021, Providence Mission Hospital began to transition signage on their campuses to a new brand. A unified brand will make it easier for our community to recognize which ministries and partners are part of our comprehensive network of care.

Steve Nordeck was a longtime resident and business owner who loved the San Juan Capistrano community. Always philanthropically minded, Steve was a grateful patient who, upon his passing from cancer, provided a generous bequest that will be used to support the Judi and Bill Leonard Institute for Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Wellness at Providence Mission Hospital.

Bob and Penny Young have both experienced outstanding patient care at Providence Mission Hospital several times. Since then, the couple has chosen to support Providence Mission Hospital in a variety of ways.

Providence Mission Hospital Foundation supports and applauds this major step forward in Camino’s growth and development, which we believe will serve Camino and our south Orange County community well.

Few individuals reach 100 years of age. Fewer still are those who get there with an indomitable zest for life, untiring determination and a profound spirit of giving
Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Henry Wolfe attended Boston Latin School (the oldest public school in America) and received a bachelor of science degree in psychology from the University of Massachusetts. From there, he attended Boston University for his medical degree.

For some people, humility doesn’t require effort; it’s simply a way of life. Neil and Barbara Phillips are those kinds of people.
Neil grew up in the town of Pleasant Hill outside of San Francisco. Hired straight out of college into the fledgling industry of cable television, Neil was transferred to Southern California, where he met his wife, Barbara.

“Looking back, our first year has been amazing,” says Terry Wooten, executive director of operations at Mission Hospital.

The Judi and Bill Leonard Institute for Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Wellness opened in November 2019. With its four-story, state-of-theart facility and personalized, molecular-based medicine, the Leonard Cancer Institute provides patients in our community with specialized cancer care — ensuring that residents of South Orange County have access to the most advanced oncology treatments available.