The Fudge Solomon Legacy Society is named for the two founders of the Hydrocephalus Association – Emily Fudge and Cynthia Solomon. Fudge and Solomon met in 1983 when their sons were diagnosed with hydrocephalus, and this legacy fund commemorates their lasting contribution to the Hydrocephalus Association.
The Fudge Solomon Legacy Society singularly supports the Hydrocephalus Association’s mission to eliminate the challenges of hydrocephalus and help ensure the growth and security of the organization’s programs. Donations to this fund represent an opportunity for supporters to ensure the organization’s research, support advocacy and education work continues by placing a gift to HA in their wills, trusts or estate plans. We are pleased to honor the support of donors to the Legacy Society with recognition in our annual report as well as the HA website, or in an anonymous capacity if that is your preference.
To learn more, please e-mail us at giftplanning@hydroassoc.org, or click here to review the brochure. We also welcome an opportunity to speak in person by calling (888) 598-3789.
Click here to download our “Planning from The Heart Newsletter”.
The Fudge Solomon Legacy Society Members
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Jan H. Adams, PhD, DNP
Shirley B. Adams
Eileen Anderson
Sally Baldus
Leona Barbaro
John Betts
Haylea Blank
Eleanora C. Botti
David and Lisa Browdy
Barbara Browdy
Buffa Family Trust
Frank Burstein
Elizabeth “E.K.” Butler
Caren Cash
Amita and Aseem Chandra Family Trust
Frank Clinton
Emily and Russell Fudge
Edith B. Gross, PhD
Paul Gross and Lori Poliski
Jennifer and Eric Henerlau
John F. Holland Trust
Bob and Sandi Jacobsen
Tess Jacobsen
Beatrice Jaffee
Kathy Kramer
Pip Marks
Annie and Doug Mason
J. Pat McAllister III, PhD
June and Raymond Moser
Elizabeth Marcine Nault
Barrett O’Connor and Paul Rodgers
Christine and Daniel O’Connor
Shannon O’Connor
Melinda S. Parker
David Poster and Vanessa Poster in memory of Grace Poster
Michele and Larry Rivkin
Mike and Tara Schwab
Cynthia Solomon
Marion L. Walker, MD
Michael A. Williams, MD and Clifton Scott
Tessa van der Willigen and Jonathan Walters
