Dr. Priya Jennifer Wagle

Dr. Wagle lives in Linwood, New Jersey. She was born and raised in Queens, New York. She studied as an undergraduate at Cornell University and attended the State University of New York at Stony Brook for her medical education. Her ENT training was carried out at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. She is currently part of South Jersey ENT Surgical Associates and practices medi­cal otolaryngology including in-office facial cosmetic procedures. She is a member of the Sierra Club, the New Jersey Medical Society and the American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. Priya works part time in practice with her husband, Dr. Claude Orquiza and his partner, Dr. Vytas Siliunas, and is busy raising two young boys at home the rest of the time. She is an avid volleyball player and enjoys tennis and spin class. She is passionate about the environment and preserving open green space and farmland.

Photo by Donna Andrews Photography

Stacey Luppino

Stacey resides in Little Egg Harbor with her husband William Funaro, Jr. In 1995, Stacey tragically lost her mother, her best friend. Shortly thereafter, her father was diagnosed with cancer. After a courageous battle, her father passed away in 2007. Sadly, her brother has also been diagnosed with cancer. Because of her strong family history of cancer, Stacey knew she had to adopt a healthy lifestyle rich in anti-oxidants and whole food nutrition. She did extensive research and began taking Juice Plus+ to supplement her diet. Stacey now believes she is healthier today then she was 10 years ago!

Currently, Stacey is Office Manager at Tomorrow’s Wellness Center in Northfield, NJ. Stacey enjoys work­ing with Dr. Hernberg because of the “holistic” approach he takes towards helping patients. Stacey loves the fact that Dr. Hernberg helps his patients to feel good and look their best.

Stacey is very close with her nieces, brother, and sister-in-law. She enjoys spending time at the beach, boating, and fishing as well as vacationing in Florida.

Photo by Donna Andrews Photography

Eleanor “Ellie” Hunt

Ellie was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA and moved to Atlantic City at the age of 14. She graduated with high honors from AC High School in 1950. Ellie now resides in Brigantine where she has lived since 1957. The majority of Ellie’s career was spent working as a branch manager for Anchor Savings & Loan Association in Brigantine where she worked for 25 years, retiring in 1987. Ellie also spent many years as a member of the Brigantine Chamber of Commerce.

Shortly after retiring from a reward­ing career in banking, Ellie joined her son-in-law, Dr. Naim Nazha, to assist in managing his Oncology/ Hematology practice in 1990 where she continues to serve as the Business Administrator for the Nazha Cancer Center. Ellie always enjoyed helping people with finances, now she gets to do so in the medical field.

As a hobby, Ellie sings in her church’s choir and serves as a financial elder on an administration committee. Ellie married Bill Hunt in 1951 and had 4 children. Ellie now has 12 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Ellie enjoys every chance she gets to be with her won­derful family.

Doreen Petrone, RN

Doreen was born and raised in Vineland, NJ and currently resides in Mays Landing. She received her Associates Degree in Nursing from Cumberland Community College in 1993. Throughout her career, Doreen served as a nurse at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center –Mainland Division in their Oncology Department and has spent time nurs­ing in home care and drug/alcohol rehabilitation. For the past 15 years, Doreen has been working at the Nazha Cancer Center. Presently she is the nurs­ing supervisor for Dr. Nazha’s Medical Oncology Division and works in the newly opened Radiation Oncology and Imaging Division. Her passion is caring for the wonderful patients she has the privilege of treating each day.

Doreen is married to Joseph Petrone, and has two children and three stepchil­dren. Doreen is also a grandmother of two. She enjoys traveling with her hus­band, watching baseball, especially her 11-year-old grandson’s games, and any opportunity she gets to spend time with her family.