Touro Infirmary Foundation named Susan and Louis K. (Lou) Good III as the 2024 recipients of the esteemed Judah Touro Society Award, the foundation’s highest honor.
Named for 19th-century philanthropist Judah Touro, the award recognizes individuals or families whose sustained generosity and service significantly advance the mission of Touro Infirmary and inspire others through their example. The very first award was presented to Stephen Goldring in 1989, setting the standard for a tradition of honoring visionary community members.
The Goods have been longtime advocates and leaders within the Touro community. Their decades of dedicated service, generous support and dedicated commitment to the hospital’s mission have earned them deep respect both inside and outside of Touro.
Kicking off the festivities on Nov. 14 at the Audubon Tea Room was the patron party, where lively music by The Krewe set a festive tone. During dinner, James Martin and the Big Easy Band brought high energy to the room, creating a memorable backdrop to a night of heartfelt appreciation.
Fun Fact: The wine pull proved its popularity by selling out (and raising more funds for the society.)
