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On September 15, 2026, at the Vision GBMC event, Dr. Paari Gopalakrishnan, President and CEO, reflected on his first year at GBMC HealthCare and shared an exclusive preview of GBMC’s new strategic direction. The evening also provided an opportunity to celebrate GBMC’s most generous donors. Donors welcomed into the Joseph S. Keelty Society were recognized for cumulative giving of $250,000 or more. The society is named after Joseph S. Keelty, a distinguished Baltimore businessman and philanthropist who provided exceptional leadership and generous support to GBMC. New inductees are in bold. Insert Keelty list from Vision book here (retain bolding and asterisks please) *In Memoriam Donors inducted into The 1965 Society were recognized for cumulative giving of $1 million or more, creating an enduring legacy for future generations. The society is named in honor of 1965, the year GBMC was founded. New inductees are in bold. Inser1965 list from Vision book here (retain bolding and asterisks please) Photo suggestions for Keelty/1965 article, pick and choose as you like #43-Brooke Hodges (Chair, Women's Center Campaign, GBMC Board member) with her husband Tom Hodges, Jack Anderson representing the Anderson Family Foundation, and Dr. Bimal Rami, Director of Neurosurgery. #75-Photo of new inductees into GBMC’s Joseph S. Keelty and 1965 Societies. #224-Dr. Robert Brookland, Chair, Philanthropy Committee, Heidi Kenny-Berman (Outgoing Chair with 9 years of service) #228-Jack Anderson, representing the Anderson Family Foundation as a new Joseph S. Keelty Society inductee. #230-Curtis Campbell, President & CEO, Wallace H. Campbell & Company, Inc., as a new Joseph S. Keelty Society inductee. #252 - Photo of new inductees into GBMC’s Joseph S. Keelty and 1965 Societies. #1151-J. William "Bill" Murray a new Joseph S. Keelty Society inductee. #1154-James F. And Frances "Kay" Pitts representing the Pitts Family Foundation as new Joseph S. Keetlty Society inductees. (-cut out Khouzami-weird expression and you can get rid of me too)