One Patient at a Time - Joliet Area Community Hospice

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History
Joliet Area Community Hospice (JACH) has been providing compassionate, professional care to terminally
ill patients and their families since 1982. We are a not-for-profit hospice, community based, state licensed and
Medicare/Medicaid certified. Over 20,000 patients have received our world class care and service since our
incorporation in 1982. JACH is a long term United Way partner of Will and Grundy Counties.
Our Mission
The mission of Joliet Area Community Hospice is to provide comprehensive, holistic, community
based support services and care for the terminally ill persons, their caregivers and loved ones, without
regard to economic status, to enable the dying person to live peacefully, in comfort, and with dignity to
the last moment of life.
Table of Contents
Message to Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Meeting the Needs of the Community . . . . . . 4-5
Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Specialty Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Employer of Choice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11
Community Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13
Building for the Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Financials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Annual Giving. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-19
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Message to Communit y
It has been nearly 30 years since Joliet Area Community Hospice cared for our first patient. From day
one, we have continued to deliver the quality, compassionate end-of-life care, one patient at a time,
over 20,000 times. A need of the community created the vision and from there we have grown to the
community resource that we are today, one patient at a time!
In this inaugural Annual Report, we honor all those who worked feverishly to sow the vision, the
donors who have nurtured this vision and the many employees and volunteers
BOARD OF
who have worn the Joliet Area Community Hospice name badge, for making
the vision a reality, one patient at a time.
DIRECTORS
Today Joliet Area Community Hospice operates in a six county
“community” serving over 1,200 patients a year, employing 140 professionals,
and is privileged to have over 250 volunteers. Over 96% of our employees
and 100% of our volunteers live in our service area. They are part of the
community, they are neighbors, friends, attend church with you, send their
children to school with your children, and shop where you shop. They are
tuned into the needs of the community and are very much invested in it.
Donald L. Cordano,
President
George Rydman,
Vice President
Bill Aeschliman, Treasurer
Carolyn Dystrup, Secretary
James Galligan
Duane Krieger
Laura Malinowski
In this Annual Report, we will share a few observations, and a few
testimonials on the impact this agency has upon the community. As our name
suggests, Joliet Area Community Hospice views our relationship with the
community as a sacred trust. As your not-for-profit community based hospice,
our mandate is to listen to the community and respond to its changing needs.
John Mezera
Terrence Ruettiger
Nicholas Sakellariou
Cathy Schley
Richard Yudzentis
What will the next 30 years bring? Many more challenges, many more successes, of that we are
certain. We stand ready to serve in the same compassionate manner as we have done for the past 30
years, one patient at a time! That we promise.
Don Cordano
Rick Kasper
Board President
Chief Executive Officer
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Meeting the Needs of the Communit y
One veteran at a time
“
Hospice is about shifting mindset. With a focus on quality of life, JACH made it clear that we were
making the best choices for my Dad. From admission to Dad’s death the entire JACH staff was fantastic.
My family has a warm feeling of gratitude for the Pride, Honor, and Dignity Veteran’s pinning ceremony.
We knew Dad was a veteran but discovered so much through this program. It was amazing that hospice
recognized Dad for his services to our country EXACTLY 66 years to the day of a battle he fought and
won in France,” stated Sharon Sullivan daughter of Anthony Kayfish.
“Joliet Area Community Hospice will always be a special part of my family. I will treasure these fond
memories. We love and thank you all.
”
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One family at a time
“
When I hear the name "Joliet Area Community Hospice,"
my thoughts get immediately flooded with specific memories
of those who took care of my family during a very difficult
time. My wife Lisa, diagnosed with non-smoker's lung cancer
in 2006, was admitted to Joliet Area Community Hospice in
2009. As her condition worsened, the field staff who took
care of her at our house, and then the Hospice Home staff,
were all fantastic. Brooke, our Hospice Volunteer, instantly
connected with Lisa and was a huge help to me. Jody, the
(Left to Right: Mark, Matthew Car
linsky)
Hospice Home Social Worker, spent a great amount of time
with our son Matthew (five years old at the time). I felt really good about that, she had such a calming
effect on him. Nine days after entering the Hospice Home, Lisa passed away comfortably and with
dignity, as was her wish.
In addition, Joliet Area Community Hospice, and particularly Mary Ann Burns, the Bereavement
Coordinator, supported Matthew and me immensely following Lisa’s death. We've come a long way
together over these last three years. I was very pleased to have met and participated with Mary Ann’s
new Young Adult support group, recently sharing my experiences and offering my help to those suffering
recent losses. Joliet Area Community Hospice means a lot to me and now it is my time to give back.
”
Mark Carlinsky
Naperville, IL
One physician at a time
“
Joliet Area Community Hospice, along with the Hospice Home, is an extremely valuable asset to our
community. Providing patients and families with comfort, dignity, and warm family support at the end of
life is truly a blessing many have benefitted from. I have greatly enjoyed working with Joliet Area
Community Hospice and look forward to the same in the future.
”
Dr. John M. Walsh
Midwest Respiratory, LTD Joliet, IL
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Volunteers
JACH Volunteers recognize that dying is not just a medical event but a personal one as well. They
demonstrate that one patient at a time!
We have many roles for the volunteers: Vigil, Veteran, Direct Care, Hospice Home, Community
Ambassadors, Gardeners, and Administrative Volunteers. There are volunteers that share their expertise
with us from making Memorial Bears to baking and photography to name a few. Talents are diverse and
yet the common thread remains the same: They are friends and neighbors wanting to help their friends
and neighbors and to serve the community.
Veteran Volunteer
“
After 20 years in the U.S. Army, including two stints in Vietnam, I have developed a sense of
understanding of today’s veteran. When I found out about Joliet Area Community Hospice’s Veteran’s
Program I jumped at the chance to give back to my
fellow veterans. This program recognizes the veteran
patients and thanks them for their service by presenting
them with certificates of gratitude and a Pride, Honor
and Dignity lapel pin. I am honored to be a part of this.
The look of gratitude and expressions of joy as these
veterans are recognized is very emotional to me. My
heart goes out to them and I am moved by the
experience. God bless them all.
”
Cliff Lauderdale
Joliet Area Community Hospice Volunteer
Shorewood, IL
Mr. Lauderdale also volunteers at the Hospice Home, Provena Saint
Joseph Medical Center, Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery,
and he is a member of the Shorewood Glen Veteran Group, AmVets,
and the American Legion.
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Vigil Volunteer
“
Being a Vigil Volunteer at Joliet Area Community Hospice is a passion for me. Sitting bedside with
patients that have no family or no family in the area is especially rewarding. Someone needs to be
with these individuals, no one deserves to die alone. JACH offers out of state families a great sense of
“peace of mind” knowing that someone is caring for their loved one. Over the years, I have seen the
JACH staff offering compassionate care and I have come to learn
that it truly does take a team to help a patient through this
journey. I have come to consider JACH part of my family.
Ted Bellos
Joliet Area Community Hospice Volunteer
Crest Hill, IL
Ted Bellos is a Doctor of Naprapathy,
and a Licensed Dietician
”
Total volunteers:
263
Volunteer hours:
21,743
Avg. volunteer
hours per week:
Administrative Volunteer
418
“
I refer to Joliet Area Community Hospice as My Hospice because I feel part of
the essence of the place even as a volunteer,” states volunteer Donna Galligan.
“I have been volunteering at Joliet Area Community Hospice for over 18 years.
During this time it certainly has been a mutually rewarding endeavor. Volunteering here makes me feel
good. I started answering telephones to now working with the Memorial Bear Program and various
fundraising events for the agency. I always tell people considering volunteering for
hospice what a great job the agency does in matching up positions
with talent. It seems it is always a good fit.
”
Donna Galligan
Joliet Area Community Hospice Volunteer
Joliet, IL
Donna also volunteers as an active member of Childerguild
benefitting Silver Cross Hospital
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Specialty Care.. Meeting the Needs of the Community
JACH has diligently and compassionately served our community for 30 years, one patient at a time.
JACH has and will always respond to the ever changing needs of the community. The JACH Hospice
Home answered the need for a free standing inpatient unit. The JACH Pediatric Hospice and Pediatric
Palliative Care Program filled a community void for this much needed specialized care. The Pride,
Honor, and Dignity Veteran’s Program met the increased needs of the dying veterans and the unique
challenges facing them at end-of-life. Complementary Therapies were found to aid in bringing a
calmness and peacefulness to patients and was quickly incorporated into services as a specialty care.
Hospice Home
The JACH Hospice Home is a home like facility designed to provide short term care to terminally ill
patients who are experiencing pain or symptoms related to their terminal illness that is not manageable at
home. Hospice patients can also be admitted to the Hospice Home for short term respite care.
The Hospice Home has 16 private patient bedrooms, all
with private bathrooms, with sleeping accommodations for
family members. The Hospice Home also has a family room,
living room, dining room, kitchen, spa room, children's
playroom and a solace room for patient and family use.
Although we understand that there truly is "no place like
home" for our patients and their families, we strive to provide
the next best thing.
PR DE
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DIGNITY
T H E V E T ER A N ’ S P RO G R A M
of Joliet Area Community Hospice
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Pride, Honor and Dignity Veteran’s Program
Joliet Area Community Hospice has been honored to provide
services for thousands of veterans since 1982 and now enhances
that care with Joliet Area Community Hospice’s Pride, Honor &
Dignity Veteran’s Program. This comprehensive program focuses
on respectfully celebrating veterans and providing care that
recognizes the unique challenges that may exist in military
families. This program provides care for those who served with
Pride, will Honor their lives and service to country, and offers the
Dignity so richly deserved.
Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care
The children we care for are aged 0 to 21 years old, who have been
diagnosed with an illness or condition that is life limiting or life threatening.
Through the use of our two programs, Pediatric Palliative Care and Pediatric
Hospice Care, we care for children throughout their disease stage.
• Pediatric Palliative Care - The JACH Palliative Care Program provides comprehensive and specialized care
for children coping with a life limiting illness. Working as a team, we are committed to providing unique
individual care for every child, along with care and support for the entire family. This program is specifically
designed for the children undergoing curative treatment for their disease.
• Pediatric Hospice Care - The JACH Pediatric Hospice Care Program provides comprehensive holistic,
community based support, services and care for terminally ill children, caregivers, and loved ones. We are
committed to providing unique individual care for every child to assist them to live peacefully, in comfort, and
with dignity to the last moment of life.
“Reassurance is what the Joliet Area Community Hospice Pediatric staff gave to my family.”
Denise Goyack Plano, IL
Complementary Therapies
The term complementary medicine is widely used to describe health care
and individual therapies that people use as adjuncts to their conventional
health care and are understood as complementing conventional medicine.
These therapies include:
• Music Therapy- Music Therapy involves interaction of therapist, patient and music developing relationships
that enhance the quality of life.
• Massage Therapy- Massage Therapy is both an art and a science, fostering peace of mind and a sense of
well being. It promotes relaxation and satisfies the need for caring nurturing touch.
• Pet Therapy- Pet Therapy reduces stress and brings smiles to patient faces. These pets allow the people to
focus on something other than themselves.
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Employer of Choice
“
For the past 17 years Joliet Area Community Hospice has
been my second home. I began working here as a Field Nurse
and moved into my current position about a year before the
opening of the Hospice Home. Opening the very first Hospice
Home in Illinois was no easy undertaking. At that time Carol
DeBenedetti was VP of Operations. We proceeded, with her
mentoring, to make our vision a reality with a lot of assistance
from many people. Patient and family needs were always the priority and that still remains the
constant today. Our work here is very rewarding.
The Hospice Home has evolved over the years. Many patients and families have come through
these doors and have been served by compassionate caring professionals. I am very proud of our
staff and our meeting the needs of the community. Just yesterday a sister of a Hospice Home patient,
that had died minutes before, asked staff for the name of the administrator. I identified myself and was
told what a wonderful compassionate staff we have here at the Hospice Home and how they were so
caring and thoughtful to her brother and his family. “I just wanted to thank whoever hired them.” That
is what makes me look forward to working here every day.
”
Lori Senior, RN
Director of Hospice Home
Lori has been with JACH for 17 years.
Wilmington, IL
“
I am very proud to be a Joliet Area Community Hospice employee. We offer great care, for
families and patients, in a very compassionate and very consistent manner. It truly is an agency that is
family and goal oriented and a great place to work.
”
Bonnie Leto, LSW
Social Worker
Bonnie has been with JACH for 5 years.
Plainfield, IL
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“
I feel that being an employee at Joliet Area Community
Hospice fills a need not only for the community but for me. I
enjoy going to work on a daily basis because I know, in my
heart, that I can help families during their difficult times as I
was once helped by hospice. I work with very talented,
dedicated, and compassionate co-workers.
”
Kathy Brockhaus
Intake Coordinator
Kathy B, as she is known, has been with JACH for 9 years.
Employees:
140
Employees living in
service area:
96%
Employees with 5
years or more
service:
41%
Plainfield, IL
“
After 22 years at another job, I came to Joliet Area
Community Hospice and have never looked back. I
thoroughly enjoy working side by side with compassionate
co-workers, helping one another as a team but more
importantly, helping patients and families get through these
difficult times.
”
Greta Jones, RN
Greta has been with JACH for 12 years.
Joliet, IL
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Community Partners
Lights of Love
The Rialto Square Theatre, Joliet IL
As part of the Rialto Square Theatre’s Festival of Trees, the Lights of Love Memorial Service drew
almost 1,000 people on the eve of Thanksgiving.
“
The Rialto’s Festival of Trees is a Holiday tradition in
the Joliet area, allowing families to begin their Holiday
season with family and friends in a beautiful setting with
all sorts of special events throughout the week. The
Hospice Lights of Love Memorial Service has been a
wonderful addition to the Festival for the past 2 years
now. It’s such a natural fit, being the night before
Thanksgiving as families are gathering to celebrate each
other as well as remembering those who are no longer
with us. The Rialto Stage has many wonderful stories hidden behind its curtain, now it has also felt the
love of hundreds of Hospice’s families. We are already looking forward to next year!
”
Mary Beth Clausen
Director of Development, Rialto Square Theatre
Joliet, IL
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Journey Children’s Grief Camp
“
Hosting Joliet Area Community
Hospice’s Journey Children’s Camp
was a great experience for the Greater
Joliet Area YMCA. We are very excited to continue the
partnership and cannot wait for the 2012 camp to begin.
”
Meg Schroeder
Youth and Family Director
Jerald S. Galowich Family YMCA
Joliet, IL
Veterans Breakfast
Held on November 10th in celebration of Veterans Day, veterans throughout the service area were
honored. Attendees included veterans in area health care centers from Marian Village in Homer Glen,
The Park in Plainfield, Paradise Park in New Lenox, Rosewood Care Center, Our Lady of Angels and
Sunny Hill Nursing Home of Will County in Joliet, and Walnut Grove in Morris.
Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery Memorial Squad
and the John Whiteside Ceremonial Color Guard
presented the colors. Over 115 veterans were recognized
for their service!
“
Your recent JACH Veterans Day Breakfast was a huge
hit with our veteran residents in attendance. They returned
here to Rosewood Care Center eagerly showing off their
American Flag Pins and could not stop talking about the
ceremony and the honor bestowed upon them. Thank you
so much. You really made their day!
”
William Matjasich
Rosewood Care Center, Administrator
Joliet, IL
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Building for the Future
One Patient at a Time
For 30 years Joliet Area Community Hospice has grown to become a vital resource to the
community. As a not-for-profit hospice, your support has helped us achieve that status. Through your help
we pioneered the first free standing inpatient unit in the State of Illinois meeting a growing community
need. Your continued support will help us meet the ever changing needs of the community for the next
30 years and beyond.
We envision many new programs, services, facilities and funds to meet the challenges of the
future. Some may come to fruition in a year or two, others are dreams of a decade or two out; but all
are being discussed, studied, and prioritized right now in some shape or fashion. Many may not be
deemed feasible or needed at the time and we are certain that others will replace a few of them; but
we continue to look at growing Joliet Area Community Hospice one patient at a time.
Here is a sampling of a few things that are in the developmental stage:
• Campus Preservation Fund
• Bi-Lingual Interdisciplinary teams
• Expand Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care Services
• An in-patient unit in Grundy County
• Establish a Foundation
• Create a “Hospice Education Center of Learning”
• Build a chapel on campus
• Expand programs to address cultural diversities
• Create a Palliative Care Program
• Expand Bereavement Services
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Financial Summary
Statement of Operations
(unaudited)
Revenue
Expenses
Patient services..........................................$11,996,949
Fundraising/donations/memorials .............$869,594
Other non-operating revenues.......................$12,381
Program ......................................................$10,433,918
Management and General .......................$1,987,615
Depreciation ...................................................$282,359
$12,878,924
$12,703,892
The lives we touch...One patient at a time.
Patient by Diagnosis
Patient by Age
Patient by County
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Run for the
Roses
May 1, 2011
Patrick Haley Mansion
Presenting Sponsor
Tezak’s Home to
Celebrate Life
•Special Guest Tammie Souza
Fox Chicago Meteorologist
•Raised over $10,000 to benefit
Pediatric Palliative and
Hospice Care Programs
•Founder’s awards went to Klint
DeGeus, Mary Honiotes, and
John Whiteside (posthumously)
Annual Giving
2011 Annual Donors
For 30 years, Joliet Area Community Hospice has
provided for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of
people with advanced illness and their loved ones. This
care is possible in thanks to the generous support of our
benefactors. These special friends are recognized annually
for their cumulative restricted and unrestricted donations.
Please note that Memorials and Memorial Brick donations
are listed on our website www.JolietHospice.org. Thank
you to the following thoughtful patrons who chose to make
Joliet Area Community Hospice the recipient of their
kindness. We apologize if any error has been made, in
which case we ask you to please contact us so that we may
correct our records.
Gifts in Kind
Every gift to JACH is very much appreciated. Gifts in
Kind are generous donations of products and services too
numerous to list on this report. We are very humbled by the
many donors of Gifts in Kind and appreciate each and
every one of them. Thank you so much for your support.
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Legacy Society
Recognizes those who have made
arrangements for a gift through estate
planning.
Make Your Mark Foundation
Thomas Motors of Joliet, Inc.
Toyota Dealer Match Program
$2,500 - $4,999
Estate of Joanne C. Lepacek - $77,899
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Crane Fund for Widows and Children
Hospice Helpers
$1,000 - $2,499
The following groups, organizations,
and individuals hosted third party
events or fundraisers in 2011 to benefit
Joliet Area Community Hospice.
The Holly Club
Joliet Junior Women's Club
Hospice Education Institute, Inc.
Visitation & Aid Society of Joliet
$5,000 +
$500 - $999
Shorewood Glens Service Group
DH Choppers
Timmy’s Garden Walk
Village of Elwood
Village of Romeoville
$2,500 - $4,999
KSKJ/SloCro Bean Bag Tournament
CAO Golf Outing
Polka Masters
Chaney Nerd Walk
$1,000 - $2,499
Hospice Foundation of America/Run
to Remember
Bill Jacobs Car Show
Vela’s Tap
Christmas Crossroads
$250 - $999
Elwood Cruise Night
Gleaners Golf Outing
McBride’s Tap & Grill
Uptown Tap & Eatery
JJC Sock Hop
Grants
$12,500
The Will County Community Foundation
Benefactors
$1,000 +
Dr. & Mrs. Frank C. Bender
Janice Bergmann
Dr. John W. Bowden
Kenneth Grudis
D’Arcy Buick, GMC, VW, Hyundai
Edward Jones - Ed Dollinger
Gordon Flesch Charitable Foundation
Joliet Area Association, Inc.
Anthony & Haruko Leggett
Lockport Township
Machine Solutions Providers, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John Mezera
Midwest Generation
Garrett Peck
Don & Lindsey Peterik
Provena St. Joseph Medical Center
Plainfield Township
Remco Medical, Inc.
John Schiltz
South Side Civic Club
Sperling Brothers Foundation
Tezak’s Home to Celebrate Life
Unilock Chicago, Inc.
Lights of Love
November 23, 2011
Rialto Square Theatre
Presenting sponsors
Tezak’s Home to
Celebrate Life
&
D’Arcy Buick GMC
•Largest attended event in
recent JACH history
•Inside the Theatre for the
first time
•Memorial Tribute video
•Tree Lighting Ceremony
$5,000 +
Northern Illinois Steel Supply
Ecolab Inc.
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JACH Guild
25th Annual Card Party
May 18th, 2011
VFW Cantigny Post 367
The Annual Card Party raised $6,000.
Hundreds of men & women played
cards, ate delightful food and spent
time with old and new friends.
Annual Giving
Sustaining
$500 - $999
Patricia Adler
Rev. & Mrs. James Allen
Mrs. George Benigni
Mrs. Laura Berkley
Channahon Township
Mr. & Mrs. Victor C. Corsetti
D. Construction, Inc.
First National Bank
Mr. & Mrs. James Galligan
Myles & Barbara Jacobs
Joliet Rivals Club
Ray & Marilyn Jones
Charles R. Lofborn
John Maffeo
Messiah Lutheran Church
Mrs. Thomas McKrell
NECA-IBEW Local 176
Northern Illinois Steel
Pricilla Parkhurst
Evelyn Starner
Dr. & Mrs. Gary Trager
Wilmington Township
Supporting
$100 - $499
Annual Luncheon and
Fashion Show
“Puttin On The Glitz”
November 6th, 2011
Renaissance Center
•Over $20,000 raised
Fashions provided by Hanson’s Villa
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Allstate Giving Campaign
American Italian Cultural Society
American Legion Auxiliary, Inc.
Augustinian Community
Belmont Athletic Club
Mr. Alan L. Belt
Ann E. Benson
Michael Bily
Mary Ann Bowden
Katerina Carnett
Lynn & Randy Clark
John & Darlene Coffey
Christ United Methodist Church
Mrs. Donald E. Clements
CMJ, LLC
Coachmen Car Club
Croatian Cultural Club
Barb Cull
DeGeus & Klafter Insurance
Mr. & Mrs. William Dow
Margaret Dracca
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Dystrup
Duke’s Catering, Inc.
DuPage Township
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Eken
ENT Surgical Consultants
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Good Shepherd Council #5573
BG. John R. Gallagher, Jr. (Ret.)
Lois & Leon Geiss
Bridget Marie Gould
Susan Gregory
Russell Griffin
Howard R. Hansen
Steven Hansen
Shirley Harbeck
Marjorie E. Hazen
James & Ann Haywood
Carolyn Hedrick
Jacqueline Hickey
Dr. & Mrs. Harry Hill
Harrah’s Joliet Casino & Hotel
Barbara & Arthur Hoff
David E. Hoffmann
Int’l Brotherhood of Elect. Workers
Raymond Jackinowski
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Johnson
Joliet Elks Lodge No. 296
Joliet Firefighters Local 44 & 2369
Joliet Jewish Welfare Chest
Joliet PER Club BPO Elks 296
Joliet Town & Country Lanes, Inc.
Robert A. Jones
Cindy June
Dr. Joseph P. Karcavich
Kerry Kelly
Jane H. Kiedaisch
Ellen M. Kijowski
Cathy Kirch
Rev. & Mrs. G. A. Klima
Knights of Columbus
Kurtz Ambulance Service
Kenneth R. Kross
Lynette Krusemark
Ladies Aux./Cantigny Post 367 VFW
Paul & Donna Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Lemke
Lynne Lichtenauer & Lorin Lynch
Lockport Woman’s Club
Mike & Pam McDaniel
Michael & Kathryn McDermott
McGrath Office Equipment, Inc.
James P. McNamara
Midland States Bank
MedPro Services, Inc.
Ronald Molaschi
Rose Mancuso
Jan P. Moore
Edward & Anna Mae Novy
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Ohlson, III
Jesus Palomino, Jr.
Ron & Mary Ann Peake, Sr.
Kathryn Perschbacher
Steve & Gloria Pillar
Plainfield Moose Lodge #2491
Dan & Rebecca Potter
Doris J. Puntney
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Ragusa
Dr. & Mrs. Albert Ray, Jr.
Mrs. Raymond Rub
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sadowski
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Samlin
Mynne K. Schmidt
Seeler Industries, Inc.
Senior Citizens Association
Senior Services Center
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shapard
Shorewood Glen Veterans’ Group
Michael & Mary Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Starmann
John & Jane Steinmetz
Leonard Sturdy
Pamela & James Tabler
Ellen Tezak
T.J. Lambrecht Construction
The Park Tower
University of St. Francis
USI Insurance
Jay & Lori Wait
James & Sharon Waxweiler
Arthur & Marie Webb
Suzanne M. Whalen
James M. Wilcox
Will & Grundy Counties Bldg. Trades
Will County Management Assoc.
Will County Medical Associates
Wolf’s Sealcoating, Inc.
Women of the Moose
Robert Wondrasek
Woodlawn Services
Cindy Wrobbel & Lea Kuhn
Yorkville Women of the Moose
Raymond G. Zinn
Golf Classic
August 16th, 2011
Joliet Country Club
New course, new format and new
fun was had this year at the Golf
classic. 148 Golfers teed off at Joliet
Country Club. Over $18,000 was
raised!! Presenting Sponsors were
Garrett Peck and D’Arcy Motors.
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Joliet Area Community Hospice has been a not-for-profit community based resource since 1982.
Annual Report Credits
Written & Edited by:
Paul Newport – Director of Business Development
Jodi Wulff – Business Development Coordinator
Graphic Design & Printing by:
ADventure Graphic Communications
Photo Credits:
J.P. Morgan – JACH Volunteer