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2012
Progress Report
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2012
Board Officers
Chair Emeritus
C.D. Lucas, Jr.
Chair
Ken Hodge, Red E Real Estate, LLC
President
Kathy Panther, Frazier Rehab Institute
Vice President
Tony Bellucci, Merrill Lynch
Treasurer
Matthew Smith, Brown-Forman Corporation
Secretary
Wesley Smith, Wellpoint, Inc.
Board Members
George Borders, Citizens Union Bank
Karen deGraaf
Richmond Simpson, Vimarc
Barbara Nichols (Emeritus)
Rose Pasqualini, Norton Healthcare
Libby Rush, Bittners, LLC
Henrietta Pepper, the pepper group, ltd.
Gayle Zoeller
Chris Meng, Community Trust & Investment Co.
Jay Miller, Nationwide Insurance (retired)
Advisory Board
Legal Council
Lynn Fieldhouse, Signature Healthcare
Medical Advisors:
Todd Shanks, M.D.,
Norton Neuroscience Institute
John Slevin, M.D.,
Kentucky Neuroscience Institute
Executive Director
Cliff Whalin
Mission
Promote a healthier and improved quality of life for those living with Parkinson’s disease
in our communities.
Vision
Become the go-to organization for people with Parkinson’s and those who support them.
Pillars and values of pscky
Pillar 1: Dignity
Provide a personal touch to people with Parkinson’s at all stages of the disease, nurturing
their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
Pillar 2: Outreach
Establish a turn-key Parkinson’s program model that can be adapted by any community
or strategic partner.
Pillar 3: Excellence
Deliver preeminent programs and services to people with Parkinson’s, medical/healthcare
professionals and our communities at large.
Pillar 4: Awareness
Enlighten people with Parkinson’s and our other audiences about programs, services,
resources and networking provided by PSCKY and related organizations.
Pillar 5: Advocacy
Encourage and champion the cause of PD for research; quality of life and the delivery of
optimal care.
Scope
Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana is the only non-profit organization with the sole
purpose of serving people with Parkinson’s disease in 45 Kentucky and Southern Indiana
counties. Among our many programs and services, we…
• Support research for a cure and effective therapies for Parkinson’s disease
by promoting locally
• Educate the public about Parkinson’s disease
• Provide print and electronic resources for better living with Parkinson’s disease
• Coordinate and nurture neighborhood-based support groups
• Conduct specially designed exercise groups to promote healthy living
• Conduct educational workshops and classes for people living with Parkinson’s disease
and their caregivers
• Host an annual Living Well Symposium on Parkinson’s disease
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Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana
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A Message
From Our President
& Executive Director
The last year was an exciting time for PSCKY. The Board of Directors embarked on the major task of
updating our strategic plan that will guide PSCKY over the next five years. Early in the planning process,
we listened to our constituents across the region through surveys and focus groups. They provided
helpful information and ideas which proved invaluable. The result was a fresh mission, vision and focused
priorities that will better serve people with Parkinson’s disease and their families.
In 2012 we provided over 4,000 touch points to people with Parkinson’s in Kentucky and Southern
Indiana. This service was largely through our growing support and exercise groups, medication
management classes, special workshops, care partner retreats and the annual symposium. The Living Well
Symposium enjoyed its best year ever, with record attendance, booth exhibitors, community awareness and
expert presenters on a variety of topics.
Janet Greene joined our ranks as Outreach & Training Specialist, taking the quality of our training to
the next level. Through her efforts, and those of our volunteers, PSCKY was approved to offer its first-ever
continuing education credits to professionals caring for people with Parkinson’s. Called PD 101 PRO, this
in-depth program has a growing impact on the quality of care Parkinson’s patients receive.
We continue our commitment to raise money and awareness in the fight against Parkinson’s. Our
signature fundraising event, Denim & Diamonds, as well as events like Run The Farm and the Trivia Bowl,
raised even more funds and public awareness about PSCKY.
We deeply appreciate all our supporters and volunteers who find creative ways to advance the cause
of helping people live well, despite Parkinson’s. Thank you to everyone who shares this journey with us.
Together, we will continue to make a positive difference in the lives of more people in our communities.
Sincerely,
Kathy Panther,
Board President
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Cliff Whalin,
Executive Director
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Portraits in caring
Doug & Ann Pifer
Doug and Ann Pifer are the personification of a
solid support team. Married for 41 years with four adult
children and six grandchildren (with two more on the
way), Ann and Doug have always enjoyed a busy life
filled with faith, a large family, and lots of friends. They
enjoy living life to the fullest and no challenge is too big.
Until recently, both Doug and Ann were the picture of
health, and neither could have predicted the journey
with Parkinson’s disease that lay ahead.
Doug began noticing a tremor in his right hand in
August 2011, yet did not pay it much attention. It would
come and go and did not seem to impact his daily
routine. By February of 2012, the tremor had become
more problematic and Doug mentioned it at his annual physical. A subsequent evaluation by a neurologist
resulted in a six-month “watch-and-wait”, which
Doug says he would come to regret. By October 2012,
Doug left his original neurologist and was evaluated by
Dr. Angela Hardwick, a movement disorders specialist
with the Norton Neuroscience Institute. “By chance,
I had read an article about Dr. Hardwick in a local
magazine and I knew we had to get in to see her,” said
Ann. Dr. Hardwick’s in-office exam resulted in an
immediate Parkinson’s disease diagnosis.
“Dr. Hardwick was gentle and warm, yet quite direct
in giving me the Parkinson’s diagnosis,” said Doug.
“She told me what I could expect in the future.
Needless to say, this all came as a big shock. It took
me a while to get used to that PD label.”
Soon after, The Courier-Journal featured an article
profiling the Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana
and our annual Living Well with Parkinson’s Symposium
held in October. Ann immediately contacted PSCKY
and spoke with a staff member who encouraged the
Pifers to sign up for the Symposium and even helped
Ann select breakout sessions. PSCKY even directed
Doug to Liz Ulanowski, a physical therapist and
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program manager with the Neurological Physical Therapy
Residency Program at the Norton Neuroscience Institute.
Particularly impactful to the Pifers was a special PD 101
session PSCKY’s Janet Greene presented for their
“PSCKY offers highly personalized attention
and walks you through the toughest time
when you are first diagnosed. They have been
a wonderful resource for us and it has made
all the difference.”
immediate family. Doug and Janet now share a special
bond as she also has PD.
According to Doug, the most important advice
Dr. Hardwick offered is to make exercise a regular part
of your life. Clinical research shows exercise can slow
down the progression of the disease. Doug takes this
advice seriously and exercises every day, including
taking an occasional Zumba class with co-workers.
“We felt like the ability to exercise gave us back a little
control over this disease – we’re going to do anything
in our power for Doug to live well with PD,” said Ann.
With the help of their sons, they are building an
addition to their home, which includes a dedicated
exercise room.
Doug offers some advice to anyone who is newly diagnosed with PD. “Be open to learning about the disease
and with other people who can help. You don’t need to
be in this fight by yourself.”
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2012 Program and Service Highlights
— Facilitated 24 support groups and exercise classes, providing
4,038 touch points to people with PD and their caregivers
— Held the 7th annual Frances E. Lang Living Well Symposium at
U of L with over 300 people with Parkinson’s and caregivers attending
— Hosted Care Partner Retreats for over 40 caregivers
Training & Outreach
—C
onducted the first PD 101 in West Louisville, and the
first private PD 101 for an entire family.
— P
resented Community Awareness talks to numerous
organizations, including:
East Louisville Rotary Club
Jeffersontown Rotary Club
Mercy Sacred Heart
Signature Healthcare employees
U of L School of Neurology
Highland Christian Church
—P
rovided one-on-one consultations with those newly
diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Strategic Partnerships
PSCKY relies on like-minded community partners to help us
more effectively serve people with Parkinson’s and their
caregivers. Thanks to all of our strategic partner organizations
enabling us to deliver life-changing programs and services
— Partnered with Norton Neuroscience Institute and Medtronic
to host a workshop on Deep Brain Stimulation, with over 100
people attending
— Partnered with Norton Healthcare, offering a weekly Music &
Wellness group and the Move It Or Lose It balance/mobility
exercise class — both funded by PSCKY donations
— Worked in partnership with Frazier Rehab Institute, offering
Even Bigger — a weekly movement therapy group funded by
PSCKY donations
— Facilitated Move It Or Lose It exercise class in Floyd County, IN,
funded by the Horseshoe Foundation and individual donations
— Expanded Lending Library resources with additional books and
DVDs, funded by the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels
— Offered Let’s Dance, a twice-weekly dance class in partnership
with the Bellarmine University Physical Therapy Department
— Assisted U of L Movement Disorder Center with physician
candidate interviews
— Conducted medication management classes in Louisville and
Lexington, in partnership with Senior Pharmacy Solutions.
One-on-one follow-up sessions were provided for participants.
— Partnered with TEVA Neuroscience to host education programs
featuring nationally renowned neurologists
to people throughout our region.
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Pscky Patient Support Groups
The following is a list of all PSCKY support and exercise groups.
These groups are open to people with Parkinson’s, as well as
their friends and family members, unless noted otherwise.
For more information about any of these groups, please visit
www.pscky.org or call 502-254-3388.
Exercise Groups
Fight Back with Fitness!
A high-intensity exercise class serving
people in East Louisville
Let’s Dance!
Ballroom dance class, in partnership
with Bellarmine University
Move It or Lose It—Southern Indiana
Yoga class serving people in Floyd
County, IN; in partnership with
The Horseshoe Foundation of
Floyd County
Move It or Lose It—Louisville
Yoga class in partnership with
Norton Audubon Hospital
Moving On—Shelbyville
Yoga and mobility class serving people
in Shelby County, KY
EVEN Bigger
Movement therapy group for LSVT Big
graduates, led by therapists from Frazier
Rehab Institute
Music & Wellness
Reinforces speech therapy, in partnership
with Norton Spine and Rehab Institute
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General Interest
Support Groups
Jewish Family Career Services Group
Serving people caring for someone with
Parkinson’s disease in the Louisville area
South Louisville Group
Serving people in South Louisville,
hosted by Saints Mary & Elizabeth
Hospital
Parkinson’s with Dementia Group
Serving Care Partners and family
members of loved ones who have
Parkinson’s with dementia
Yoga
Serving people in East Louisville,
in partnership with the Institute for
Integrative Medicine
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Care Partner
Support Groups
Specialty Support Groups
Atypical Parkinson’s
Serving people with atypical Parkinson’s
disease, such as Lewy Body Disease
(LBD), Multiple System Atrophy (MSA),
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP),
or any other form of Parkinsonism.
Movers & Shakers Men’s Group
A group serving the needs of men
with Parkinson’s
General Interest
Support Groups
Louisville
Hurstbourne / J-town Group
Serving people in Southeast Louisville,
hosted by Home Instead Senior Care
Southern Indiana
Evansville Group
In partnership with the Parkinson’s
Awareness Support Association
Tri-State (PASATS)
Floyd County Group
Serving people in Floyd, Clark
and surrounding counties
Kentucky
Bardstown Group
Serving people in Nelson, Hardin and
Washington counties
Brandenburg Group
Serving people in Meade County, KY.
Frankfort Group
Serving people in Franklin and
surrounding counties
Elizabethtown Group
Serving people in the Hardin County
area, in partnership with HealthSouth
Lakeview Rehab Hospital
Nazareth Home Group
Serving people in the Highlands and
residents of Nazareth Home
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The generous philanthropic spirit from donors in this Society led the way in
building PSCKY into what it is today. This donor recognition program is named
for the early founders and pioneers of PSCKY: Charles D. Lucas, Jr., Judy Spencer,
and Gayle Zoeller. The Society honors donors for a lifetime of cumulative giving,
including cash contributions, pledges, in-kind contributions and planned gifts.
Philanthropist
$
250,000+
Fellow
$
10,000 - $25,000
Barbara M. Nichols
J.D. Nichols
Larry G. Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blieden
Citizens Union Bank
Charles and Vicki Cunningham
First Capital Bank of Kentucky
GE Employee Community Fund
Greg and Ann Hoeck
Allen and Barbara Kannapell
Kentucky Housing Corporation
and the Southeastern Affordable
Housing Management
Association (SAHMA)
Ed and Pattie Kiray
Bruce Lunsford
Thomas Musselman, Sr.
Medford Properties
Norton Healthcare
Charles and Mimi Osborn
Papercone Corporation
William J. and Phyllis J. Petot
The Rechter Family
Stephen and Robin Sedita
Bill and Lindy Street
TEVA Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.
Researcher
$
100,000 - $250,000
Thomas P. Dupree, Sr.
John Hoeck
David and Betty Jones
Educator
$
50,000 - $100,000
Charles D. Lucas, Jr.
John and Jane Swarts
Innovator
$
25,000 - $50,000
Amy Baach
Jesse and Suz-Anne Bollinger
Brown-Forman Corporation
David and Cathy Hance
The Wood & Marie Hannah Foundation
Laurie and Denny Howell
The Klein Family Foundation
The Paul Ogle Foundation
PNC Bank
Richmond Simpson / Vimarc
Beverly T. Wagner
Chet and Gayle Zoeller
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Founder
$5,000 - $10,000
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baer
George W. and Mary Ann Baker
Baptist East Hospital
Bill and Beth Borders
George and Kelli Borders
Junior Bridgeman
Rich Brooks Foundation
G. Garvin Brown, III
Bobby and Susan Clarkson
Kevin and Antoinette Cogan
Paul and Camille Corley
Ewald Associates
Sandra Anne Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. Wick Gaines
Chris Hagood
David Hale
William and Linda Hall
The Harry Kletter Family
Charitable Foundation
Louise Duncan Head Trust
David E. Hocker
Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s HealthCare
Louise K. Judah Foundation
Gregory Levinsky
Irene Litvan, M.D.
John and Anne Marie Megibben
Woody and Anne Northup
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rudulfo Pantoja
Rose Pasqualini
Henrietta Pepper
Joseph and Rebecca Richardson
Kenneth and Karen Sales
Steve and Mary Lee Snodgrass
Stoney River Restaurant
Tucker Booker Donhoff + Partners
University of Louisville
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2012
DENIM & DIAMONDS Gala CELEBRATION
Nearly 400 supporters, all dressed in their finest
Major Sponsors
Western wear, attended this casual, festive event
Barbara Nichols
Bittners, LLC
RJ Corman Railroad Group
Wood and Marie Hannah Foundation
The Pepper Group
The Vimarc Group
Merrill Lynch
Tom Musselman, Sr.
PNC Bank
Frazier Rehab Institute
Neace Lukens
Yum! Brands Foundation
Anthem
in June. Jeans, cowboy boots, and hats were
the order of the evening--with a few diamonds
scattered here and there. Attendees enjoyed
live music, live and silent auctions, cocktails,
appetizers, and a gourmet dinner. This special
event supports programs that improve the quality
of life for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
Together, we raised nearly $150,000 for PSCKY’s
programs and services.
Denim & Diamonds Committee
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Henrietta Pepper, co-chair
Richmond Simpson, co-chair
Kathy Panther
Barbara Nichols
Tony Bellucci
Libby Rush
Jackie DeCesare
Sandy Collins
Abby Simms
Theresa Lavin
Parkinson Support Center
Parkinson
of Kentuckiana
Support Center of Kentuckiana
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events
Barbara Nichols
2012 TIME & MOTION
AWARD WINNER
Each year PSCKY
honors a person or
persons who have
greatly contributed
“Run the Farm”
to the mission of
In November 2012, Carl and Karen deGraaf,
and their entire family, hosted “Run the Farm,”
an annual 5K and 10K run, as well as a one-mile walk on their property.
Sponsored by Meijer Stores and Pacers and Racers, “Run the Farm”
kicked off on a beautiful fall day. Carl deGraaf ’s handmade pottery
mugs and tumblers served as runners’ awards. The 2012 event raised
a record $5,000 for PSCKY.
“Run the Farm” Volunteers
Karen and Carl DeGraaf
Rochelle and Roger Harbison
Sheila Anderson
Sam Sloss
Bev and Wayne Woodruff
Richard and Bonnie Rinvelt
Jeff Rinvelt
Anna Rinvelt
Kelly Lane
Pat and Rick DeGraaf
Kathy and Frank Thackeray
Steve Rinvelt
Jinn Fuller Renfro
the organization.
In 2012, Barbara
Nichols was selected
for her outstanding
service and dedication
to the organization. She
served as co-chair of
the $2 million capital
campaign in 2007,
and has served on
numerous committees
2012 Living Well Symposium
Each year, PSCKY hosts the Frances E. Lang Living Well with
Parkinson’s Disease Symposium. The 7th Annual symposium
held in October brought together a variety of experts in the
field of PD to over 300 symposium attendees.
Symposium Committee
Jay Miller, chair
Bonnie Roberts
Liz Ulanowski
Kathy Panther
Charlotte McKinney-Smith
Dr. Brad Folley
Emily Witt
Kim Little
Susan Dobina
Teresa Doyle
Vicki Polio
and the PSCKY Board
TIME &
MOTION AWARD
PAST RECIPIENTS
Honorable
Romano Mazzoli
Richmond Simpson
Honorable
John Yarmuth
Senator
Mitch McConnell
Judy Spencer
Margaret & Martin
Tuchman,
The Parkinson
Alliance
of Directors. Her many
John Hoeck
years of service and
Amy Baach
commitment have
impacted thousands of
lives through PSCKY.
J. Michael Welton
Bill Collins
Gayle Zoeller
Charles D. Lucas, Jr.
Dr. Irene Litvan
Dr. Walter Olson, Jr.
Jane & John Swarts
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2012 Volunteer of the Year Award winner:
Bonnie Roberts
Over the past year Bonnie served as leader of the Shelby County Support Group. In addition,
she served as a member of the Program and the Symposium committees, and as a PSCKY
office volunteer. We appreciate Bonnie’s dedicated service and involvement in serving more
people with Parkinson’s in Shelby County and throughout the region.
PSCKY appreciates these volunteers who helped
with various functions throughout the year:
Office Helpers
Bonnie Roberts
Mary Burton
Ellen Venhoff
Bob Wentzel
Support Group Leaders
Mary Kay Flege
Tom Boykin
Jay Miller
Jim Baugher
Sharon Mattingly
Iris Frederick
Rick Renn
Ann Byrne
Richard Mattox
Jane and John Swartz
Support Group Leaders
Lane Lewis
Christopher Miller
Dan Heins
Program Guest Speakers
Dr. Brad Folley
Dr. Angela Hardwick
Dr. Peter Hedera
Dr. John Slevin
Dana Lykens
Ann Hanley
Kim Evans
Robert Goodin
Libby Bethel
Kathy Paper
Sandy Alvey
Program Guest Speakers
Colleen Knoop
Liz Ulanowski
Rick Renn
Nancy Urbscheit
Program Committee
George Borders, chair
Wesley Smith
Sharon Hitch
Dr. Angela Hardwick
Dr. Todd Shanks
Jay Miller
Kathy Panther
Lisa Smith
Liz Ulanowski
Rose Pasqualini
Development Committee
Tony Bellucci, chair
Barbara Nichols
Libby Rush
Gayle Zoeller
Chris Meng
Additional Fundraising
Volunteers
Mike Vairen
Fran Medley
Communications
Committee
Henrietta Pepper,
co-chair
Richmond Simpson,
co-chair
Jerry Bloom
Denise Cumberland
Karen deGraaf
Karen Jensen
Robin Miller
PD Mentoring Team
Karen deGraaf
Ann Hanley
D J Lee
Chris Meng
Jay Miller
Steve Pollick
Bonnie Roberts
Speakers Bureau
Dan Heins
Jay Miller
Ann Hanley
D J Lee
Trivia Bowls
(Louisville/Lexington)
Chris Meng, chair
Don Willoughby
Ann Hanley
Paul Gerwe
Ryan Gray
Angie Nix
Emily Sanford
Kathy Panther
Rob Panther
Chuck Creacy
Drew Purcell
Spotlight: Jerry Bloom
Jerry Bloom is a veteran broadcast professional whose voice is easily recognized by those listening to radio news updates each
weekend throughout Kentuckiana. When not working his full-time job as a regional manager with Mosaic, a national retail
vendor, Jerry is a weekend news reporter and anchor for 84-WHAS and the Kentucky News Network. Earlier in his career, Jerry
worked in television and radio news full-time. “I enjoy keeping my toes in the broadcasting pool, so to speak,” Jerry shared.
Anyone listening to Jerry’s smooth, polished delivery on the radio would never imagine he has Parkinson’s disease. Diagnosed
two years ago at age 60, Jerry’s first noticeable symptom was a tremor in his left hand. He ignored it for some time, assuming it was
simply a product of “getting older”. Eventually, Jerry visited his general practitioner, who diagnosed him with an essential tremor
– a common diagnosis for many who are later diagnosed
with Parkinson’s disease. “Up until this time, I was healthy “Within two months, I went from being in disbelief to
as a horse,” said Jerry. The doctor prescribed medications,
feeling very well-armed with crucial information about
which after six months of use, did not ease his symptoms.
Jerry and his wife Martha then saw a neurologist who
immediately diagnosed him with Parkinson’s disease.
“I was in shock. It is a blessing Martha was with me
that day in the doctor’s office, because I’m not sure what
information I would have retained,” he said. The very next day, Martha began researching
Parkinson’s disease. Her late father had PD and she wanted to learn anything she could so she
and Jerry could wage this fight together.
PD. She talked with me and my family and listened to our
questions and fears about navigating PD. Everything I
learned through PSCKY helped me as a newly-diagnosed
person. I cannot stress how valuable this was.”
— Jerry Bloom
In this process, Martha learned about the Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana and immediately contacted Adina Cook, PSCKY’s former director of outreach
and training. Adina also happens to be a person living with PD. Jerry, Martha, and their son Brian met with Adina right away and within six weeks the Blooms had
attended a PD 101 class at PSCKY. “Within two months, I went from being in disbelief to feeling very well-armed with crucial information about PD. Adina didn’t just
sit down and give us a brochure. She talked with me and my family and listened to our questions and fears about navigating PD. Everything I learned through PSCKY
helped me as a newly-diagnosed person,” said Jerry. “I cannot stress how valuable this was.”
Jerry has since become highly involved with PSCKY in his role as a member of our Communications Committee. As a broadcast professional, Jerry has been able
to help us secure some critical media coverage for important fund raising events, including some on-air interviews with 84-WHAS hosts. His professional input and
marketing savvy have been invaluable to the organization.
When asked what one piece of advice he would offer a newly-diagnosed person with PD, Jerry offers some important insight. “Be aggressive in learning as much
about the disease as you possibly can. Really press your doctors for information regarding what you can do to help ease your symptoms. Also, be diligent in exercising
and taking your medications.” Diagnosed only two years ago, Jerry can be an inspiration to many who are engaged in the same fight. “I have a mindset that Parkinson’s
disease will not beat me or dictate my life. I will fight it. I will go down swinging.”
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Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana
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2012 FINAN CIAL OV ERV I EW
$56,819
Sources
of
Funds
$88,992
$128,860
Contributions & Grants
Special Events
Program Income
$196,935
$157,067
$71,651
Uses
of
Funds
$75,042
$11,431
Administration
Programs & Services
Fundraising
$221, 211
Figures are unaudited.
Where does our money come from?
In 2012, we received money from a variety of generous corporate,
foundation and individual contributors.
2012 corporate and foundation sponsors
Our thanks to the organizations that have demonstrated their
commitment to support people living with Parkinson’s disease
through an investment in our 2012 programs and services.
We encourage you to thank these partners through a note of
appreciation or your patronage. Together, we are making a
difference in our community.
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2012 PSCKY DONORS
Alan and Mary Caley
Chester and Thelma Korfhage
Douglas Pifer
Herbert and Judy Montgomery
Alan Craig
Chet and Gayle Zoeller
Douglas Stough
Herbert and Patricia Gousha
Alford Watts
Chris Hudson
Douglas Thomas
Home Instead Senior Care
Allen Blacketer
Christopher Hemmerich
Douglas Turner
Alton and Phyllis Webb
Christopher Miller
Ed and Connie Schickel
Honorable Order of Kentucky
Colonels
Ampelio and Rose Isetti
Citizens Union Bank
Ed and Jane Weber
Anita Settles
Class Act Federal Credit Union
Ed Burnett
Anne Hinds
Colin Graham
Edward Maynard
Anne K Meng
Community Health Charities of
Kentucky
Edward McInerney
Anthony & Jackie DeCesare
Austin Hite Hays
Bank of America / Merrill Lynch
Barbara Nichols
Barry and Margaret Barlow
Bev Perry
Beverly Tway Wagner
Bill and Anita Poynter
Bill and Carlotta Ritter
Bill and Cindy Brundage
Bill and Judy Downes
Bill and Phyllis Petot
Bill and Therese Wathen
Bill Borders
Bill Martin
Bittners, LLC
Blanche Kitchen
Bob and Fran Medley
Bob and Nan Williamson
Bob Goodknight
Bradford Ray
Brandon Krupp
Brandon Werner
Brian and Mary Lavin
Brown - Forman
C.D. Lucas
Candace McDaniel Shaughnessy
Carl and Karen deGraaf
Carolyn Lindsey
Chan and Ginger Cloud
Charles and Vicki Cunningham
Charles Terpstra
Charlie and Sally Moyer
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Compound Care Pharmacy
Edwardsville United Methodist
Church
Country Ridge Investments, LLC
Electronic Arts
Curtis Peters
Elizabeth Dotson
Dan and Joyce Ochs
Ellen Venhoff
Dan and Kim Heins
Elmcroft Senior Living
Daniel Able
Extraordinary Events
Daniel Boughton
Florence Shoemaker
Daniel Reynolds
Frank and Beverly Knoop
Dave Gnau
Frank Thackeray
Dave Zimmerman
Fred Rhodes
David and Ann Hanley
Frederick Parkins
David and Carole Graham
Fredericka Duggan
David and Cathy Hance
Gary Bowman
David and Sandra Snowden
GE Employees Community Fund
David and Susan Basinger
George and Kelli Borders
David Hale
George Weber
David Higgins
Gerald and Kelly O’Daniel
David Hocker
Giampaolo and Kyle Bianconcini
David Myers
Gilbert Atnip
Deanna Heleringer
Glen and Ann Georgehead
Deanna Hipwell
Gloria Luber
Debbie Broderick
Goodin & Associates
Deborah Comley
Goodknight Construction, Inc.
Denise Cumberland
Greg and Ann Hoeck
Dennis Holmes
Gregory Brown
Diane Vance
Hal and Theresa Arnett
Dominic and Melanie Day
Haleh Krauter
Don and Connie Lancaster
Harold Hayes
Donald Mason
Heather Schwarts
Donna Ising and Anne Howard
Helene Banks
Douglas and Dani Kannapell
Henrietta Pepper and Larry Profancik
Douglas Barney
Herb Marting
Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd
County
Integrity Driven Quality, Inc.
Irvin and Tricia Hurst
J.D. Nichols
Jack Stewart
Jacqueline Jacobs
James and Bonnie Thornton
James and Margaret Sampey
James and Ruth Mueller
James and Shirley Riley
James Hays
James Patterson, Jr.
Jane Meng
Janet Greene
Jay and Jessie Miller
Jedda Fallahzadeh
Jeffrey and Patricia Rinvelt
Jeffrey Applegate
Jeffrey Peak
Jeffrey Smitley
Jerry and Martha Bloom
Jesse and Anna McNear
Jesse Bollinger
Jewish Hospital and Saint Mary’s
Healthcare
Jim and Pat Carrico
Jim and Sharon Snider
Jim McDonnell
Joanmarie McGuire
John Adams
John and Anne Marie Megibben
John and Jane Swarts
John and Joy Huckestein
John and Martha Rankin
John and Sharon Cleveland
John and Sue Davis
John Guenther
Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana
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John Moore
Margie Harris
Porcini Children’s Foundation, Inc.
John Slevin
Margot Southall
Rand and Michal Kruger
Jon Terhune
Maria Whittington
Ray Watson
Jonathan and Tracy Blue
Mark Campisano and Lindsey Miller
Rebecca Steinrock
Jonathan Mand
Marlene Gaither
Rechter Family Foundation
Joseph Fineman
Martha DeJaco
Reeves and Sharon Hitch
Judy Abel
Marty McClelland
Republic Bank
Judy Price
Marvin Crouch
Richard and Georgia McDaniel
Justin Walters
Mary Ann DeLozier
Richard and Joan Townsend
Karen Jensen
Mary Bradshaw
Richard and Susan Mayes
Karen Seymour
Mary Burton
Richard Herrmann
Kathleen Miedema
Mary Sollberger
Richard Niederman
Kathy Stich
Matt Tatum
Richard Rinvelt
Ken and Edwina Goodman
Matthew Smith
Richmond and Susan Simpson
Ken and Sarah Hodge
Medtronic
Rick and Patty Renn
Kenneth Huber
Meijer Offices
Rick Smith
Kenny Gilbert
Melvin and Linda Rae Elliott
Rick Wigginton
Kent and Bonnie Roberts
Michael and Patricia Vairin
Rita Schueler
Kentucky Social Welfare Foundation
Michael Leghart
RJ Corman Railroad Group
Kerri Remmel
Michael McGonagle
Rob and Kathy Panther
Kevin and Sandy Collins
Michael Park
Robert A Shelby
Kevin Harned
Mike and Beverly Klein
Robert and Betty Radford
Kris and Lori Robbins
Mike Isaac
Robert Meng
Kris Jones
Mike Stone
Rockaway Valley Schools
Kristin Little
Mildred V. Horn Foundation
Romano Mazzoli
Kurt Breischaft
Molly Bundy
Ron and Sherrie Wolthuis
Kutchback Holdings, LLC
Nancy R Meng
Rose Dagirmanjian
Kyle Ridout
Nancy Urbscheit
Rose Pasqualini
Larry Bohn
Nathan and Myra Goldman
Rotary Club of Jeffersontown
Lary Cropper
Nathan Kukla
Rotary Club of St. Matthews
Lauren Wernert
Neace Lukens
Sam and Jane Booker
Lawrence and Laquita Sims
Neal and Ermine Jenkins
Sam and Patricia Kinnaird
Lawrence Mand
Ned Booker
Sam Sloss
Lee Guillaume
Neil and Jane MacDonald
Samuel and Nancy Harris
Lester and Janet Aroh
Noel and Libby Rush
Sandy and Joanna Nugent
Lou Zaccone
Norton Healthcare
Scarlett Shumate
Louis and Diane Stanfield
O’Brien of Shelbyville
Scott E. Ferguson
Lynn Harrelson
Oscar Ozete
Scott Robinson
Malcolm Hower
Patricia deGraaf
Sherman and Judith Henderson
Mamoru Kubota
Patsy Paul
Sonya Webb
Marcia Boone
Paul and Linda Harris
Stephen Rinvelt
Marcus & Dorothy Shearer
PNC Bank
Steve Bryan
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Stewart Conner
Stuart Goldberg
Susan King
Tasso and June Schmidgall
TEVA Neuroscience
The Vimarc Group
Thomas and Bonnie Baer
Thomas Dupree
Thomas Gerdis
Thomas Musselman, Sr.
Tina Price
Tom Mueller
Tom O’Hearn
Tom Whitus
Tony and Barbara Bellucci
Trilogy Health Service, LLC
Ulysses Bridgeman
University of Louisville
US World Meds
Village Anchor Pub
Vincent Giegerich
Vincenzo Gabriele
Vonnell Tingle
Waffle House
Wanda Hitner
Wellpoint Inc.
Wendy McLaughlin
Wesley Smith
Whalin Family Foundation
Wick and Louisa Gaines
William and Beth Borders
William and Louise Creason
William E Barth Foundation
William Hays
William Van Dyke
Wood and Marie Hannah Foundation
Wood McGraw
Woody and Anne Northup
YUM! Brands Foundation
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2012 TRIBUTE GIFTS
We pay tribute to all those in whose memory or honor gifts have been given this year.
Amy Baach
Brian Orms
Lee Ann Lyle
Barbara Nichols
Robyn O’Dell
Betty Maiden
Kenneth & Shelagh
Parker
Brandon King
Debbie Stafford
Carl Koch. Sr
Mary Faulkner
Carmel Schoenbachler
Alberta Wagner
Rita Schueler
Ruth Houghton
Cindy Meyer
Frank & Julie Preston
Stuart McCombs
Connie Cameron
Neikirk, Mahoney &
Smith
Cooky Thomas
Ann Hinds
Cunningham Family
Charles & Vicki
Cunningham
Daniel O’Connell
Carol Hensley
John & Linda Millmier
John Patton
Kathleen Iverson
Ralph Queen
West Somerset Funeral
Home
David Kreke
Jean Kreke
Denise English
Marisa Ticheno
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Dr. Harold Klein
Ann Kaufman
Betty Jane Bronner
Beverly Abraham
Carol Behr
Carolyn Neustadt
Elise Sales
Jeffrey Turner
Jim & Sara Riley
Lee & Carolyn Grossman
Mark Kaufman
Melvia Cheng
Melvin & Linda
Schlanger
Naomi Altschul
Phil & Marie Cochran
Philip & Belle Levy
Richard & Marilyn Frank
Robert Friedman
Roz & Eddie Nussbaum
Sidney Winer
Steve & Cathy Schwartz
Stuart & Sherrie Urbach
Susan Berman
Susan Rostov
Terrie Sherman
Helen Mazzoli
Beverly Wagner
University of Louisville
Dr. Nancy Urbscheit
Douglas & Nancy Thomas
Jeannine Routt
Barbara Isaacs
Bill McCray
Dennis Holmes
Diane Diedrich
Jennifer Bay-Williams
John Wilkerson
Margaret Darcy
Thomas Raderer
Elizabeth Hodapp
Keith & Susan Melcher
Elmer Gerlach
Susie Secuskie
Gene Puckett
Charles & Rosemary Puckett
Edwin & Pam Paxton
Ronald & Judith
Gettlefinger
Sarah Fuller
United Auto Workers
Local 2012
Glenn Brown
Amy Stewart
Hobert Wilson
Gerald & Margaret Wilson
Howard Naft
Martyn & Toni Goldman
Inis Beard
Dusty & Becky McCoy
Joseph & Belinda
Catman
True Blues
Ira Jarboe
Nora Jarboe
James Crum
Don & Betty Morgan
Jane Stough
Barry Barlow
Louise Wall
Jenny Marshall
Abbey Flynn
Jerry Bloom
Martha Bloom
Joan Harrison
Amy Clemmons Cory
Ann Pinaire
Clifford & Sheryl Rompf
David Fuller
Dorothy Kried
Dr. and Mrs. Al Pesto
Eddy Stockton
Floris Seabrook
Jack & Nancy Davis
James & Carol Porter
Jane Fuller
Karen Kremer
Kathy Gallin
Lucia & Rapl Maxson
Lucy Mitchell
M.J. Crawford
Margo & William Becker
Pauline Ball
Phil & Patsy Skidmore
Philip & Kimberley
Smith
Presto
Rosella Reeves
Ruth Dunn Elementary
Sandra Broderick
Steven & Catherine
Detweiler
The Arba Group, Inc
Thelma Washington
Joan Klein
Carol Behr
Elaine Bornstein
Joan Lynch
Peggy Kasdan
Joe Fowler
Angela Hayes
Lori Huffman
Sarah Beirne
John B. Peck
Bradford Ray
John Cameron and
Family
Debbie Mahoney
Joseph Harrett
Wanda Nakdimen
Juanita Racque
Edwina Goodman
Judy Spencer
Judith Price
Lee Benovitz
Elaine Bornstein
Linda Harrison Risen
Lauren Mitchell
Susan Kinney
Linda Mand
Jonathan & Kasey Mand
Lottie Samuels
Anita & Shelton Weber
Margo Marchant
Annalee & Gary Pollock
Baach Creative Services
Gary & Jill Fuchs
Janice Bailen
Judith & Robert Tiell
Judy Sweitzer
Rachel Pollock
Sherry Kaufman
Stephen Frockt
Susan & Phil Lynch
Suzanne Cohen
T.B. Estrin
Marie Smith
Lillian Copeland
Marion Crockett
Glida Minton
Verna Hobbs
Ray & Janet Meredith
Mark Claxton
Carlisle County
Conservation District
Martin Kasdan
Abby & Alan Moskowitz
Alan & Janice Glaubinger
Ann Buckingham
Barbara Cohen
Barbara Sabak
Betty Jane Bronner
Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana
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Thank You
donors and sponsors
Beverly Abraham
Dr. Pearson Auerbach
Frieda Berlin
Helen Kort
Jeffrey & Karen Sucher
Louis Helman
Louise Seiler
Maryellyn Antoine
Mental Health America of KY
Mrs. Robert Watson
Patricia Rogers
Richard & Sharon Schulkind
Mary Jo Conder
Timothy & Debbie Conder
Mary Murphy McGraw
William Minor
Murray Morguelan
Armand & Mariam Ostroff
Nancy & Berel Abrams
Norton Greenberg
Craig & Joan Lustig
Jane & Barry Kroot
Jay & Sharon Doner
Jill & Matt Burnett
Klein Family Foundation
Lois Graller
Lori & Joel Garmon
Margaret Panther
Marie & Phil Cochran
Mark & Judy Guetig
Richard & Karen Fox
Risa & Charles Koby
Sally Garon & Michael
Goldman
Sam & Lin Kayser
Sandra & Harris Berman
Stanley Fleck
Stuart & Linda Goldberg
Tara Fox
Patricia Searles
Patricia & Michael Vairin
P.J. Connelly
Barbara & Billy Ray Wilkinson
Charlotte Buster
Don & Marge Arehart
Gladys & Ray Marcus
James & Marilyn Mirick
Leona Stewart
Rebecca Short
Susan Doderer
Virginia Foresman
Ralph Smith
Delores Rhodes
Joe & Rita Carrico
Rev. James Ralph Hester
Goldie Griffith
Ron Johnson
Anna Kasper
Donnie & Debbie Oberhausen
Nina Stack
Shelia & Norman Linton
Steven & Joy Henry
Stanley Benovitz
Judith Greenberg
Stanley Brill
Peggy Kasdan
Susan Martin
Joan Frisz
Tom Baer
Anita & Shelly Weber
Tony Carman
Anita Hill
Gary & Donna Wilson
Richard Becht
Rick Wilson
Rita Bell
Ted & Barbara Brown
Vicki Green
Carole Whitledge
William Claxton
Ballard County
Conservation District
Willis Nale
Martha Manger
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To accomplish all we want to do to help people with
Parkinson’s and their caregivers, we need your help.
Plan now to attend our
Denim & Diamonds
Gala Celebration.
Enjoy live music, live auction, cocktails, appetizers,
and a gourmet dinner. This special event supports
programs that improve the quality of life for people
living with Parkinson’s disease.
Give your time.
We have many opportunities throughout the year for
volunteers to make a difference.
Give from your heart.
As a grassroots organization, our funding primarily
comes through the generosity of individuals, corporations and foundations who believe in our mission,
our programs and our services. These contributors
make an investment in helping people living with
Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers. As stewards,
we handle funds responsibly and believe in accountability to the public for our expenditures. We strive
to hold administrative and fundraising expenses to a
minimum. In short, we make every dollar count.
Include PSCKY in your
financial and estate
planning.
If you would like to include PSCKY in your will,
please contact us and we will gladly provide you
with the appropriate information to do so.
Thank you for believing in us and for helping us make
sure no one has to face Parkinson’s disease alone.
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