Franke-ly Speaking - Franke Tobey Jones

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Franke-ly Speaking
SENIOR UNIVERSITY
- Franke Tobey Jones -
Upcoming Classes
Most free of charge.
For complete monthly calendars:
- click “Calendars” on the FTJ website
- e-mail [email protected]
- call (253) 756-6219
June 8: A Couple Faces Death,
with author Bill Nerin
June 10: Tacoma Historical
Society Landmark Series,
Giselda (Babe) Lehrer
July 14: Automotive History and
Western Washington, presented
by Joe Reasoner of the LeMay
Car Museum
August 15: Finding Credible
Health Information on the Web,
presented by Rhonda Kristoff of
the Tacoma Public Library
Summer 2010
Summer EVENTS
• “Senior” Prom @ Stadium High School
June 12, 6pm, Call (253) 752-7796 for tickets—$5 each
• Menopause—The Musical - June 13, 1pm, Pantages
• Donor & Volunteer Appreciation Event - June 18, 3pm, Wellness
Center
• Seattle Symphony Concert & Lecture - June 18, Benaroya Hall (van
leaves at 9am)
• Mariners Games @ Safeco Field - July 11, July 25 & August 29 (all
at 1pm)
• Tacoma Banjo Band - July 15, 1:30pm, Wellness Center
• All Shook Up!—The Musical - July 16, 8pm, Tacoma Musical
Playhouse
• FTJ Evening Pops: Holly Hamilton - July 22, 6:30pm, LP Parlor
• FTJ Summer Picnic w/Jazz Band - August 6, noon, Lawn
• FTJ Evening Pops: NONA - August 10, 6:30pm, LP Parlor
• Summer Concerts - 6:30pm on the TJ Lawn
August 5: Tacoma Musical Playhouse
August 12: Tacoma Concert Band
August 19: Pearl Django
August 26: No Inhibitions
Franke-ly Speaking
Franke Tobey Jones Retirement Estates & Community Programs
Summer 2010
Celebrating our Donors & Volunteers
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ur cherished donors and volunteers reflect the true spirit of caring. They are the
“wind beneath our wings” making many of our programs possible. Your 2009
contributions to our Annual Fund, Wellness Program, Pt. Defiance-Ruston Senior
Center, and Planned Giving programs totaled $184,531. We are also grateful to more
than 400 volunteers who contributed 7,432 hours, market-valued at $139,499.
We invite each and every one of you to join us on Friday, June 18th as we celebrate YOU for your support.
Please join us from 3 to 5pm in the MJ Wicks Family Wellness Center for dessert and a short ceremony.
Thank you once again to our priceless donors and volunteers.
Residents and family
members gathered to honor
our founder, Mrs. Franke
Tobey Jones’ birthday, and to
participate in the timehonored tradition of Spring
Tea. The afternoon was
lovely, elegant, and one
where our treasured residents
and their family members
could enjoy each other in an
intimate atmosphere.
Spring Tea
This 12-page issue
of Franke-ly
Speaking contains
our 2009 Annual
Report.
To enrich and extend the
quality of life for seniors
in our community. As a
non-profit organization,
we provide senior
residential services, a
supportive continuum of
care, and innovative
community outreach.
The Mission of
Franke Tobey Jones :
www.franketobeyjones.com
5340 North Bristol Street
Tacoma, WA 98407
253-752-6621
Sybil Mercer and Marian Athow, Tobey Jones residents
Spring Tea photos by: Scott Areman Photography
Board members from left: Nancy Gee Locke, Mark
Patterson (Chair) and Elizabeth Galliher-Ponce
Richard Clarke, Duplex resident
Editor’s
Note:
Enjoy a look at our
accomplishments
over the past year,
then delve into
committee reports
from Development, Board
Development,
Finance,
Marketing,
Residents Council
and the Pt.
Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center.
A complete list of
2009 donors for
both Franke Tobey
Jones and Pt.
Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center is
included.
Address Service Requested
Non Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Tacoma, WA
Permit No. 1006
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Resident Spotlight
Summer 2010
Terri Vickery
Asst. Director of Development
and Volunteer Coordinator
Dr. Glenn McBride
M
ost everyone in town has
heard of him–has a child,
grandchild or a friend delivered by him.
And many have received extraordinary
care from him. Dr. Glenn McBride is a
great physician and a much loved resident
at Franke Tobey Jones.
Pratt building, Dr. McBride continues with
“business as usual”–exercise, bingo and
other activities. He is the ultimate “Energizer Bunny” one we can’t imagine ever
slowing down. He chooses to treat each
day as a gift–a wonderful example to us all.
Dr. McBride was a young family
practitioner with a major surgery
rating when WWII broke out. As a
patriotic American, he closed his
medical practice and joined the Air
Force, ready to serve overseas.
However, the military chose to keep
him on home soil providing extraordinary care to his countrymen for four
years. For the next 40 years, he
cared for his adoring patients in
Tacoma, healing the sick and injured, Dr. McBride and his daughters Betsy, Molly and Barbara.
and delivering more than 3,500
babies. (I am one of his special deliveries, Dr. McBride was married to the love of his
and proud of it.) He gained the trust and
life, Margaret, for 64 years, and together
admiration of each nurse and doctor he
they have three wonderful daughters,
worked with. Dr. McBride is very
Betsy, Barbara and Molly. His girls can be
pleased that many of the nurses he
found visiting “Dad” almost every day,
worked with became his patients during
coming together to share, laugh and have
their pregnancies which goes to show he
fun.
is a doctor who earned the respect of the
Dr. McBride is also a published author.
medical community.
His two books - It’s Lighter Ahead, and
Dr. McBride served for many years as a
Board member at Franke Tobey Jones.
We were so happy when he became a
resident in 2005. He brings much energy,
enthusiasm and quite often laughter to the
atmosphere. Always gracing everyone
with a smile, his jovial demeanor is
contagious. While living in the Tobey
Jones building, Dr. McBride worked out
on exercise equipment a minimum of three
times a day, participated in bridge games,
bingo, and most every activity offered.
His presence at “Happy Talk” was
always entertaining. Now in the Lillian
Curbside Diagnoses and Some Second
Opinions, chronicle his life and were
written as a gift to his family. These books
are filled with stories that are both amusing
and moving. Dr. McBride is an amazing
writer, and personally typed each and
every page on his manual typewriter, with
no spell-check.
“My career and my family have been a
wonderful experience for me. I don’t have
any regrets” said the good doctor. His
presence at Franke Tobey Jones is indeed
a wonderful experience for all of us.
2010/2011
Board of Directors
Mark Patterson, Chair
Tom Valentine, Vice Chair
Debbie Crawford, Secretary
Janet Moore Werner,
Treasurer
B.Z. Zenczak, Immediate
Past Chair
Yolanda Bailey
Sue Brabham
Elizabeth Galliher-Ponce
Orvis Harrelson
Ernest Karlstrom, Ph.D.
Nancy Gee Locke
Joanna Lohkamp
Terry Miller
Joanna Monroe
Jim Nelson
Robert Pentimonti
Judith Sloan
Jim Walton
Jeffrey A. Watts
Robert Whitney, M.D.
Judy Dunn, Interim
President & CEO
Senior Management
Judy Dunn
Interim President & CEO
Franke Tobey Jones
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Annual Report 2009
Franke Tobey Jones
More Choices for Staying Fit!
Resident Biography Book
Serena’s
The Franke Tobey Jones
Wellness Program
continues to grow with
many full classes and much
fun. Classes include
strength training, toning and balance, Tai Chi, Yoga, and
Zumba. We also have weekly walks, both on and off
campus. One of our more active groups of walkers
explores Point Defiance Park each week.
Wellness
Tips
We have added two new aerobics classes this year. The
more challenging class attracts our more “fit” residents,
community participants and staff. Our low-tempo class is
designed to be friendly for those who use assistive devices
such as walkers or canes, and can be done either seated
or standing. Come join us!
Save the Date!
Franke’s Follies
September 25
th
Kathie Mikita, A.R.N.P.
W
e have a new addition at Franke Tobey Jones. This
past year volunteers and staff spent countless hours
interviewing our residents to create brief biographies for
each of them. Why you ask? Resident Tony Balazic
thought it would be a great way to get to know his neighbors. Thank you, Tony! Residents truly enjoy learning
about each other through reading this book. Identical
copies of the Resident Biography Book can be found in
the parlors of the Lillian Pratt, Tobey Jones, and Garden
Apartment buildings.
If you would like a copy of your loved one’s biography, or
if you would like to make corrections or additions to a
biography, please contact Terri Vickery at
(253) 756-6327.
O
ur fifth annual fundraiser, “Franke’s
Follies,” is set for Saturday,
September 25, 2010. Ticket price is $50.
Proceeds benefit the Wellness program, Senior
University and Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior
Center. Invitations will be mailed in August.
Sr. Director of Clinical Services
Sarah Idstrom
Sr. Director of Development
Michelle Matz
Sr. Director of Residential
Accommodations
Christine Bachman
Sr. Director of Marketing
and Public Relations
2009 Employee Recognition Awards
Customer Service Employee
of the Quarter
Jim Tonjann
Sr. Director of Dining Services
Franke-ly Speaking
is a publication of
FRANKE TOBEY JONES
Retirement Estates
& Community Programs
Tacoma, WA 98407
(253) 752-6621
Editors: Terri Vickery
& Sarah Idstrom
To update your address
or to be added or removed
from our mailing list,
please call Terri Vickery at
(253) 756-6327.
1st Qtr - Cynthia Santos
2nd Qtr - Tracy Relic
3rd Qtr - Elvira Peterson
4th Qtr - Christina Gent
Employee of the
Quarter
1st Qtr - Shirley Robbins
2nd Qtr - Lana Lutsyuk
3rd Qtr - Debbie Rulien
4th Qtr - Debbie Dahlager
Employee of the Year
Debbie Rulien
Franke Tobey Jones
Annual Report 2009
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On behalf of the participants of the Point Defiance~Ruston Senior Center, Franke Tobey
Jones gratefully acknowledges the donors who gave so generously in 2009.
Senior Center Club 1,000+
Franke’s Follies
Betty Meyers Gloyne
Pierce County Aging
and Long Term Care
Puyallup Tribe Gaming
Advisory Commission
Rotary Club of Tacoma #8
The Forest Foundation
The Frances C. Heidner Trust
of the Union Bank of California
in partnership with The Greater
Tacoma Community Foundation
Totem Ocean Trailer Express, Inc.
Benefactor $500 - $999
Hugh and Lois Farmer
Health Care Providers Council
Stanley Kurka
Senior Center Participants
Senior Footcare, Inc.
Patron $250 - $499
Clyde and Bonita Nelson
Ilene and Floyd Urschel
Champion $100 - $249
Earl Acker, Jr.
Thomas Allen
Helen Barach
and George McLaughlin
Benita Berquest
Joyce Bocott
Maurice and Margaret Byrd
Gwendolyn and Nathan Fetrow
Emily Happy
Dolores Haugen
Lois Jaenicke
Kathy Lynch
Richard H. Lynn
Joyce R. Nedervold
Nancy Ross
Margaret Yates
Supporter $50 - $99
Anonymous
Barbara Beaver
Delaine Boone
Kathleen Cooper
Robert and Louise Curiel
Phil Eichholtz
Nora W. Gutoski
Phyllis Hale
Tom and Dolores Hayes
Gerald and Joan Larson
Annamarie Lewis
Ginette Magnuson
Fred and Mary May
LaVonne McClelland
Nelle McLennan
Erika Parker
Alfred and Audrey Robbecke
Janice Rosell
Dave Rowlands
Esther Stillwell
Chet Taylor
Rich and Monica Weidman
Clayton Wilson
Helping Hand to $49
Frieda Aldrich
Anonymous
Lorraine Baker
Agnes Benson
Barbara L. Brown Day
Helen and GerHart Buhr
Melvin Bumgardner
Jim and Barbara Cavanaugh
Barbara and Mathew Cleary
Ferruccio and Sharon Crocetti
Jim and Susan Doyle
June Eads
Katherine Evansich
Ardythe Fleener
Jennie Freeman
Lee and Frances Haugen
David and Laura Hebert
Barbara Huber
Dorothy Kuper
Marguerite Lyster
New Residents
Garden Apartments
Mel & Goldie Lewis
Violet Thompson
Tobey Jones
Beverly Jackson
Our Place
Aida Nelson
Agnes Raught
Lillian Pratt Hall
Arthur Sovold
Health Care
Barbara Anderson
Winton Blomquist
Marie Sovold
Mildred Wallace
Dorothy Menke
Elaine Miller
Virginia Mitchell
Harriet Nichols
Toshiko Nichols
Phyllis and Stan Olsen
Pamelia Olson
Anne J. Polich
Myrna M. Rieck
Janet Rystedt
Helen Sohlberg
Shirley Summers
Marianna Tornay
Lois Tuell
Kent and Doris Williams
The following people
made gifts to the Senior
Center in memory of,
honor of, or in
appreciation for friends
and loved ones (printed
in bold) in 2009.
In Memory
Hiram Havens
Anonymous
Richard Hayes
Norman Ross
Nancy Ross
In Honor
Dolores Haugen
Rose Matesa
Kerry Watrin. MD
LaVonne McClelland
In Appreciation
Community Programs
Emily Happy
Janice Rosell
In Kind
Ursula Bannister
Douglas and Sandra Bassett, Sr.
William and Elsie Claypool
Deborah M. Cole
Beverly Elrod
FISH
Esther Hill and Clarence Snodgrass
Gordon E. Johnson
Sybil Mercer
Florence Murphy
Delia Ranes
Gerrye Schmitt
Seniors Making Art
Carmen and John Volk
Shirley Warner
Thank you for
your generosity to
our neighborhood
seniors.
2009 Annual Report
A year for Friendships, Fami ly & Fun
2009
We will miss these dear residents who
have passed away.
Bonnie Barenz - JoAnn Clark - Lillian Derr
Harold (Corky) Keller - Marie Matson
Eleanore Nelson - Barbara Stocking
Marjorie Wicks - Louise Williams
August was Picnic Perfect
4th Annual Senior Art Show
Residents and
community enjoy
the many art
offerings.
Residents Eve Leland, Marcia Goldsmith
and guest Deb Sklar
Wellness Walkers
Editor’s Note:
In the preparation of any
report of this nature,
errors may occur. If we
have made such an error
in spelling or omitting your
name, please accept our
apologies and call the
Development Office at
(253) 756-6327 so we
may correct our records.
These lists include all 2009
donations.
IN MEMORY
2009 Annual Report
Franke Tobey Jones
Celebrates 85 Years
Donor and Volunteer Party
Darlyne Reiter and Mary Damonte
Left: Betty Meyers
Gloyne and John Klee
enjoy a cup of cheer.
Pt. Defiance-Ruston
Senior Center
Bonnie and
Clyde
Nelson
enjoy
Halloween
at the
Senior
Center.
Spring Tea
& Tours
Interim
President &
CEO Judy
Dunn with
Board
member Tom
Valentine.
Franke Tobey Jones
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Annual Report 2009
Finance Committee 2009 Annual Report
uring the 2009 fiscal year, the Finance Committee
attended to all matters of financial oversight and
policy review, including review of bond fund
compliance, investments, and budgets. All Committee
actions were brought to the full Board for approval.
FTJ’s asset managers held discussions with the Committee
and reviewed their investment strategies. Operating and
capital budgets were approved for 2010, including necessary cost-containment measures.
The 2009 audit was reviewed, again showing good
controls and procedures, with no management exceptions
to report. The finance team’s compliance with standard
accounting procedures was noted.
IRS regulations have changed Form 990 reporting requirements for non-profit corporations, requiring extensive
narrative and accounting work by staff.
The Committee wishes to thank the Finance team, Board
members, and our Interim President/CEO, Judy Dunn, for
their excellent work.
Committee members: Sue Brabham, Rick Carr, Dave
Edwards, Anne Katterhagen, Mark Patterson, Jeff
Watts, Janet Moore Werner, Robert Whitney, MD, Chair,
and B.Z. Zenczak.
Staff - Judy Dunn, Judy Hawkins, and Lesley Garban.
2009 Operating Expenses
Residential fees
Investment Gains
Contributions
Other Income
$ 8,645,584
3,176,161
130,356
769,072
68%
25%
1%
6%
Total Revenue
$12,721,173
100%
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
4
Health Care
$
Support Services
Activities/Comm. Programs
Administration
Marketing & Development
Depreciation
Interest
Other
Total Expenses
7
6
2,723,036
3,163,816
297,259
1,058,979
692,000
1,475,000
318,447
380,171
27%
31%
3%
10%
7%
15%
3%
4%
$ 10,108,708
100%
8
1
5
Revenue
1
4
3
Balance Sheet
Expenses
2
For the year ended December 31, 2009
2009 Assets
Current
Investments
Property and Equipment
Other Assets
Total Assets
Annual Report 2009
—Albert Einstein
A
s the new Director of the Pt. Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center, I feel privileged to be working in
an environment where so many lives are positively
impacted. The Center serves an important role in our
community, particularly for those who have no family in the
vicinity and have difficulty getting around. It is a gathering
place for old friends and a place to make new friends. And
for some of our seniors, it is a place they depend on five
days a week.
Year of Service
2007
2008
2009
$ 2,495,555
15,422,982
18,318,540
1,882,038
Current
Refundable Entrance Fees
Debt
Net Assets
$
$ 38,119,115
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$ 38,119,115
1,018,390
1,373,593
13,035,000
22,692,132
Total Annual
Duplicated Attendance
10,251
12,810
12,534
In 2009, the Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center offered
invaluable services to the senior population, including foot
care, flu and pneumonia shots, diabetes screenings, blood
pressure checks, toning and exercise programs, educational offerings and much more. Programs are always
Snoqualmie Casino
Sodexo Senior Services
Tacoma Musical Playhouse
Tacoma Opera
Tacoma Philharmonic
Tacoma Rainers
Professional Baseball
Tatanka Take-Out
Joe and Sally Thomas
Tonjann Investments LLC
Attendance is closely
monitored at the Center.
We track the
‘duplicated’ (each visit)
and ‘unduplicated’ (the
number of different
seniors that attend)
visits, new participants,
and the average daily
attendance. At the end
of the year, we tally the
total number of seniors
served. As you can see
below, attendance at the
Center is growing.
Average Monthly
Unduplicated Headcount
Looking at the data from this year, if we continue trending
at the current pace, we should top out at over 13,000
participants, more than any other year to date.
In Kind (cont. from page 6)
2009 Liabilities & Net Assets
Kate Quebe
Senior Center Director
‘Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.’
The Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center not only serves
local seniors, but it reaches out to the community providing
services to everyone. The free tax preparation that AARP
offers is a perfect example of this, attracting seniors from
Pierce County and the surrounding counties.
2009 Operating Revenue
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Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center
Statement of Operations
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2
3
4
Franke Tobey Jones
Kathy Trotter and Ruth Egger
Mary Trotter
Jan and Signe Twardowski
United Grocers,
Floral Merchandiser
University Place Tire Center
Tom and Roberta Valentine
Vino Aquino
Wag Pet Market
John Wagner and Janine Duplessis
Kate Quebe,
Average Monthly
New Participants
217
312
336
14
43
50
planned with our seniors in mind, and are relevant to their
lives.
While 2009 was a busy year, we are looking forward to
expanding and growing our programs in 2010. It is an
honor to serve such a deserving group of individuals.
Please call for more information at any time:
(253) 756-0601.
Anne Wallerich
Cherilyn Williams
Wizard of Greasewood City
BZ and Ann Zenczak
Zerb’s Woodworks
Thank you all for
your genersoity to
Franke Tobey Jones!
Editor’s Note
In the preparation of any report
of this nature, errors may
occur. If we have made such an
error in spelling or omitted
your name, please accept our
apologies and call the Development Office at (253) 756-6327
so that we may correct our
records. These lists include all
2009 donations.
Franke Tobey Jones
Gothic Club to $99 (cont.)
Anne Wallerich
Gretchen Wilbert
Yukie Yumibe
made gifts to Franke
Tobey Jones in memory,
honor, or in
appreciation of friends
in bold) in 2009.
In Memory
Kathleen Allen
Harold Allen
Annie H. Anderson
Irene Brown
Beverly “BB” Ballard
Carl and Gina Campbell
Kara Duffy
Margaret Harrison
Glen and Sherry Hipsher
Carl Mawe
Kandy Miller
Keith and Margie Miller
Maxine Miller and Jacqueline Cain
Richard and Terri Vickery
Greta Badgett
Maxine Bascom
Mary Lou Farinaro
Jill Prentice - Austin
Gay Bennett
William S. Bennett III
Eileen Bucholtz
Darlene McVay
Earl Cashar
Leah Cashar
Frank L. Cinotto
William and Carolyn Russell
Gloria Eckmann
Betty Buhre
Mary W. Damonte
Mary Elliott and Barbara Mcelfish
Audrey Ferguson
John and Maggi Kelly
Harold G. Fisher
Eulalie Fisher
Margaret Gilchrist
Katherine Desberg
Joe Gordon
Robert Gordon
Bill De Hallender
Eudora P. Fulkerson
Louise “Ruth” Hewitt
Clifford A. Flintoff
Ivor and Maureen Frederiksen
Lee and Carolyn Hellberg
Kenneth Hewitt
Miles and Lorna Hewitt
Millie Highsmith
Ray Highsmith
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Margaret Jensen
Grant and Ann Fulkerson
A.J. and Helen Johnson
Lee and Elizabeth Gingrich
Judge Bertil E. Johnson
Bertil and Nancy Johnson
Judith N. Sloan
Dolores Kattar
The Malouf Nieces and Nephews
Betty Roren
Irene Cannon Salahor
Gail and Joan Strait
James Kors
Jeanette Kors
Gordon and Elinor Korsmo
Karl and Anne Korsmo
Fae Korsmo
Dorothy Jane Leatherby
Janice and Dennis Whigham
Leonard Levin
Richard and Barbara Berger
Robert and Edith Prywitch
Joseph B. Silverman
Stephen Silverman
Micky McGowan
Edwin O’Brien
Marilyn McLane
Karla McLane
Marjorie McMenamin
Father William Gallagher
Carter and Jessie Mears
Stephen and Deborah Dowd
Warren and Mary Michaud
Orville and Pauline Mihm
Bill and Marilyn Bailey
Dodie Mullen
Maxine Bascom
Jill Luebker
Helen Nelson
Elsie Shedd
Areline M. Peters
Joanne and Theron Stone
Harold Pippin
Doris Blakely
Ron Wheeler
Barbara Oblinger
Ruth Daugherty
Bradley Nelson
Elizabeth Pedersen
Elsie Shedd
Eldred T. Redd
Scott Redd and Jeanine Dow
Mary Lou Sowell
Dale and Mary Beth Sowell
Sandy Shaub
Gretchen Wilbert
Robert Stein
Connie Stein
Florence Swanson
Anna Borg
Frances Borg
Stanley Thomson
Dimmer Family Foundation
Jim and Lee Todd
Anonymous
Annual Report 2009
In Honor
Mildred Broussard
Janet Haskin
Lorraine Cites
Cindy and Roger Bumps
Leona Dean
Sandra and Jonathan Bacon
Jeanette Fahey
John and Gail Patterson
FTJ Staff and Administration
Elizabeth Henderson
Cleta Jackson
Sue Jackson
William Jackson
Sue Jackson
Ernest and Marilyn Karlstrom
Lisa Cartwright
Dorothy Langenfeld
Donna McCullough
Margaret Pilewski
Jim and Barbara Radonich
Antoinette Ratto
Maryann Suriano
Residents
Anonymous Employee
Win and C.C. Wilson
Joy Oakey
In Kind
Affairs Bakery & Cafe
Mike Allen, Ph.D.
Allenmore Golf Course
American Art Company
Burt Ballentine
Bargreen Ellingson Inc.
Maxine Bascom
Baxter Auto Parts
David Beland
Blue Mouse Theatre
Travis Bomgardner
George and Yvonne Boscovich
Brassfields Salon/Day Spa
Chris Breckon
Brown Bear Car Wash
Paquita Calva and Donald Tock
Capital Playhouse
Celebrity Cakes
David and Nicole Chapman
Cheri’s Gems
Courtyard by Marriott
Brunhilde Covin
Creations by Carmel
Jerry and Karen Curtis
Kenneth Dahl
Ruth Daugherty
Gary Davies
Duke’s Chowder House
Gloria Eckmann
Dave Edwards
and Patricia Shuman
Emerald Downs
Patricia and Ken Fengler
Eulalie Fisher
Franke Tobey Jones
Board of Directors
Franke Tobey Jones Senior Staff
Ginger and Richard Gallagher
Brenda Gann
Gardensphere LLC
Gayle Reiber Photography
Giardini Gift and Garden
Amy Hanson
Orvis and Beverly Harrelson
Hello Cupcake
Elsie Hilton
Hotel Murano
Humane Society
of Tacoma Pierce County
Hydroseeding & Barkblowers, Inc.
IT Group
Jade Mountain Bamboo
Johnson Stone & Pagano
Roy and Susan Kimbel
Ken and Mary Kubitz
Phyllis Larsen
Marilyn Mahoney
Jeanette Mauer
Sybil Mercer
Metropolitan Market
Muckleshoot Indian Casino
Museum of Glass
Bradley Nelson
Jim and Janet Nelson
Jim Nelson Photography
Bob and Barbara Newton
Nisqually Red Wind Casino
Northwest Sinfonietta
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
Mary Jane Oberhofer
and Beth Guilherme
Old House Cafe
Outback Steakhouse
Pacific Grill
Pacific Northwest Shop
Kay and Mary Ann Parks
Point Defiance Ruston
~Senior Center Quilting Club
Point Defiance Zoological Society
Primo Grill
Progressive Study Club
Puget Sound Revels
Ramblin Jacks
Rite Aid
Claudia Roberts
Bart and Penny Rohrs
Hal Russell
Sea Scout Ship 110
Charles N. Curtis
Seattle Mariners
Kristi Sell
Seniors Making Art
Shari’s Restaurant
Charles and Janice Shearer
C. Joseph Sinnitt
Judith N. Sloan
Timothy F. Slyne
Serena Smith
Cont. on page 7
Franke Tobey Jones
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Annual Report 2009
Fund Development Committee Report
F
und Development efforts for 2009 yielded gifts
totaling almost $185,000. Our Franke Tobey Jones
(FTJ) Annual Fund raised $98,378. Our donors
chose to designate their Annual Fund gifts to the following
areas: “Where Need is Greatest” - $48,155, Charitable
Subsidy - $12,638, Employee Scholarships - $12,798,
Health Care - $2,585, Wellness Program - $15,080,
Senior University - $6,071, and Other Restricted $1,050. The Fund Development Committee allocated just
over $50,000 from 2008 “Where Need is Greatest” funds
to resident programs, such as the Libraries, Resident
Store, Arts & Crafts, Resident Gardens, Cultural and
Educational Programs, Wellness and Senior University.
Grants to FTJ last year included a $5,000 sponsorship gift
from Sodexo Senior Services for our Wellness Walk and
a $2,500 grant from the Dimmer Family Foundation for
the M. J. Wicks Family Wellness Center.
The Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center raised almost
$55,000 in contributions from Center participants, and
community funders as well as a portion of our annual
e’s F
ollies. Community funders
fundraiser, Frank
anke
Follies.
to the Center included: Pierce County Aging and Long
Term Care, the Forest Foundation, the Greater Tacoma
Community Foundation, the Rotary Club of Tacoma #8,
Totem Ocean Trailer Express, the Puyallup Tribe, and
Health Care Providers Council.
anke
Follies
ollies, raised
Our annual fundraiser, Frank
e’s F
ollies
$41,382 in support of our community outreach programs:
Wellness, Senior University and our Pt. Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center. Community sponsors for this event included Wells Fargo Bank ($5,000), RSM McGladrey,
Inc. ($1,500), Roman Meal Company ($1,000), Smith
Fire Systems ($1,000) and McKesson Medical Surgical
($1,000).
The Fund Development Committee wishes to thank each
and every donor.
Chair: Janet Moore Werner. Committee Members:
Phyllis Gill, Sandy Gordon, Roy Kimbel, Joanne Rieke,
Linda Thomas, and Jeff Watts.
Edward V. Hudson
Legacy Circle Bequest
I
n March of this year, Franke Tobey Jones received
a gift of $300,000 from the estate of Edward
Hudson. Mr. Hudson joined
our Legacy Circle in 2006, and
talked with me repeatedly about
how pleased he was to be a resident
at Franke Tobey Jones, along with
his daughter, Carolyn Hudson. Ed
moved into the Garden Apartments
in 2005 and enjoyed learning how
to use the computer, soon becoming
an avid computer reader.
Ed lived in the Puget Sound area for
almost all of his life, becoming a
successful business owner of
Peerless Laundry, providing services
to Fort Lewis and McChord Field.
He was very active in the Tacoma
Sarah Idstrom
Senior Director of Development
community, serving on many boards: Tacoma Boys Club,
Rotary Club of Tacoma #8, Elks, Chamber of Commerce,
United Way, Tacoma Utility Board,
Northwest Laundry Association, and
the Air Force and Army Associations,
to name a few. He was also an elder at
Immanuel Presbyterian Church, a
Masonic Lodge member, and a member of the Tacoma Golf and Country
Club.
Ed passed away here at Franke Tobey
Jones in June of 2008. We are extremely grateful to Ed for his generosity
to Franke Tobey Jones and his love of
our community. We will be working
with Ed’s family to identify the best
designation for his wonderful and
thoughtful gift.
Franke Tobey Jones
MarketingCommittee
O
ne of the key accomplishments for 2009 was hiring a
highly experienced and energetic Sr. Director of
Marketing and PR, Christine Bachman. The Marketing
and PR department has been thoroughly evaluated by her
and the Marketing Committee, leading to several new
initiatives.
Evaluating and revamping the marketing events
program was high on the list with several changes being
made.
Touring 20 local retirement communities – our
competition – to determine our competitive strengths and
weaknesses.
Completing a series of nine new marketing brochures
as well as implementing a prospect follow-up system with
the brochures.
Joining the entire sales, marketing and activities team
members for meetings on a regular basis to brainstorm,
coordinate, evaluate and build team spirit.
Residents Council
T
he 2008/2009 Residents Council Chair is Duane
Richardson. Council members total 15 residents,
elected from each living unit within Franke Tobey Jones.
Council Committee Reports
Duane Richardson, with the assistance of residents
Maxine Bascom, Mary Damonte, Allen Scher, Fran
Wotton, and Yvonne Zubalik, coordinated the resident’s
annual Employee Appreciation Fund project. Donations
collected were given to employees at their annual
Christmas Party.
Library Committee members purchased new
books, accepted donations from residents and families,
and culled books to prevent over-stocking. Members
are: Marilyn Karlstrom, Eve Leland, Alice Rogers,
Yvonne Zubalik, and Fran Wotton, Convener.
Members of the Grounds Committee met as
needed. They are the extra eyes for the Director of
Building Services, and assist the maintenance staff in
addressing issues. Several residents continue to volunteer
for special gardening tasks.
Charlie Shearer headed the Garden and
4
Annual Report 2009
Updating the Franke Tobey Jones website and web
navigation as well as adding additional content and site
optimization.
Starting the re-branding process by gathering resident
and team member input.
Implementing two new marketing campaigns and
incentive programs in the fall to increase prospects and
sales.
Writing a thorough 2010 Marketing and PR plan and
generating full support for this plan.
All in all, we provided over 500 tours, had 62 admissions,
approximately 900 (duplicated) residents per month
attending activities on campus, nearly 3,000 community
and FTJ residents attending 270 Senior University
classes, 250 community members and residents attending
our monthly Wellness Classes and over 50 people a week
attending numerous activities in our Healthcare and
Memory Care facilities.
Submitted by the 2009 Marketing Committee , Chair Jim
Nelson, BZ Zenczak, Joanna Lohkamp, Dr. Orvis
Harrelson, Tom Valentine, Judy Dunn, Christine Bachman,
Michelle Matz, Megan Erickson and Shirley Robbins.
Greenhouse Committee with Glenn and Dorothy
Collins and Patsy Mills as members. Two new resident
farmers were added giving us a total of 19 gardeners.
The Food Services Committee met bi-monthly to
give their input on meals and advice to Dining Services
Director, Jim Tonjann, and Chef Tim Slyne.
Employee Scholarship Fund Committee
chairperson Sybil Mercer reports $12,021 in scholarships
was awarded to nine employees in 2009. Committee
members consisted of: Sybil Mercer as Chair, Elsie
Claypool, Marilyn Karlstrom, Jill Luebker, Marie
Matson, Brad Nelson, and CC Wilson.
Betsy Henderson, Bill Hoss, and Alice Rogers were
the team in charge of “The Rez”, our resident store. It is
open three days a week and staffed by a multitude of
resident volunteers.
The Resident Art Gallery continues to feature
resident art with each exhibit displayed for several months.
A total of nine exhibits have been hung through
December of 2009. Committee consists of: Brad
Nelson, Convener, Maxine Bascom, Ruth Daugherty,
Marcia Goldsmith, Phyllis Larsen, Marie Matson, and
Betty Mears.
Franke Tobey Jones
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Annual Report 2009
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of donors who gave gifts to Franke Tobey Jones in 2009.
FTJ Club $1,000+
Anonymous
Edith G. Bowditch
Eulalie Fisher
Donald and Nancy Hoff
Robert and Dolores Hoss
Sarah and John Idstrom
Eunice Kleeb
Virginia Manza
Sybil Mercer
Edward M. Morgan
Duane O’Farrell
George and Helen Pifer
Roman Meal Company
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Katharine Sinnitt
Judith N. Sloan
Smith Fire Systems
John Stephens
Constance Twardowski
Wells Fargo
Janet and Ted Werner
Merrill and Marjorie Wicks
Robert and Janet Witter
BZ and Ann Zenczak
Foundation Club
$500-$999
Beverly E. Ballard
Richard and Eleanor Clarke
Shirley and Forrest Coffey
Debbie and Frank Crawford
Mary W. Damonte
Dave Edwards
and Patricia Shuman
Patrick Gamble
Robert Gordon
Sandra and Joe Gordon
Ray Highsmith
Vivian M. Howell
Patricia Illman
Anne Katterhagen
Phyllis Larsen
Marie Matson
Edward and Lynn Mawe
Glenn McBride
Mary M. McGoldrick
Katherine J. Mikita
Babbie Morris
James and Patricia Morton
Morton McGoldrick, P.S.
Bradley Nelson
New Era Cleaners & Laundry
Linda and Fred Thomas
Totem Electric
Wanda Vancil
James and Marilyn Walton
Jeff and Linda Watts
Rosemary Wilcynski
Cynthia Wilson
Tudor Club $250-$499
Sid Anderson
Anonymous
Christine Bachman
Laura Barnes
Roberta Brasier
Irene Brown
Betty Buhre
Lisa Cartwright
Vern Clark
Myron Coryell
Ruth Daugherty
Judy and Art Dunn
Eudora P. Fulkerson
Emma R. Hargrave
Margaret Harrison
Margaret N. Hatchard
Elizabeth Henderson
Kenneth Hewitt
Harold and Joanne Keller
Melinda Kessler
Clifford Korsmo
Rue A. Lake
Nancy G. Locke
Joanna Lohkam
and David Webber
Constance Mail
Jim and Beverly McCormack
Mary Jane Oberhofer
and Beth Guilherme
Joanne Rieke
Sa Leal Thomas
James Tonjann
Ron Wheeler
Carol White
Estate Club $100-$249
Harold Allen
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anita Austin
Anthony Balazic
Arlene Balazic
Maxine Bascom
Grace Blair
Doris Blakely
Sue and Don Brabham
Joyce Brewster
Dick and Joan Brown
June Caputo
Leah Cashar
Circle 7N Ranch
Glenn and Dorothy Collins
Carol Ann Cologerou
Howard Cox
Katherine Desberg
Caroline Downey
Jim and Susan Doyle
Kara Duffy
Robert and Ann Edington
Evergreen Fire & Security
Barbara G. Farron
Mary Anne Fray
Daisy Gaines
Michael and Susan Gamble
Lesley Garban
Carl and Sara Geist
Phyllis and Bill Gill
Marcia Goldsmith
Tom and Mimi Hackleman
Janet Haskin
Barbara and Doug Hiatt
Sue Jackson
Kris Karlstrom
Beverly Kogels
Jeanette Kors
Fae Korsmo
Gary and Roberta Larson
Jon and Jean Malmin
Michelle Matz
Jeanette Mauer
Carl Mawe
Joseph and Dolores McCaffery
Donna McCullough
Robert and Laurel McElroy
Karla McLane
Darlene McVay
Elizabeth Monroe
Edwin O’Brien
Doug and Theresa Owen
Dorthy and Jill Pace
Park Place North II HOA
Mark and Darce Patterson
Pierce County Security
Lois G. Ricker
Alice Rogers
Fredric and Suzanna Ross
Rushforth Construction
George and Dion Russell
Allen M. Scher
C. William Shaffer
Joseph B. Silverman
Daniel Skelley
Serena Smith
Reba Jo Stevenson
Liselotte Werner
Robert and Helen Whitney
James and Ann Wiborg
Gothic Club to $99
Anonymous
Joyce Bocott
Anna Borg
Frances Borg
Anna Colombini
Cook’s Concrete Construction
Robert and Patricia Deal
Mary Lou Farinaro
Larry and Karen Flamoe
Richard Gordon
Sister Dolores Herbeck
Eleanor Jarrett
Miriam Kantor
Frank and Kiyoko Lazarchick
Jill Luebker
Kandy Miller
Patricia Nearing
Joy Oakey
Frances Oberhofer
Charles and Kerri O’Farrell
Phyllis and Jerry Piatti
Carolyn Predmore
Roger and Andrea Price
Ginny Raphael
Peter and Colleen Rapozo
Betty Roren
Dave Rowlands
David & John Rowlands
Bill and Jean Sampson
Elsie Shedd
Frances and Joseph Shensky
Stephen Silverman
Connie Stein
Shirley Summers
Maryann Suriano
Nancy E. Thoren
Robert and June Thorson
Franke Tobey Jones
MarketingCommittee
O
ne of the key accomplishments for 2009 was hiring a
highly experienced and energetic Sr. Director of
Marketing and PR, Christine Bachman. The Marketing
and PR department has been thoroughly evaluated by her
and the Marketing Committee, leading to several new
initiatives.
Evaluating and revamping the marketing events
program was high on the list with several changes being
made.
Touring 20 local retirement communities – our
competition – to determine our competitive strengths and
weaknesses.
Completing a series of nine new marketing brochures
as well as implementing a prospect follow-up system with
the brochures.
Joining the entire sales, marketing and activities team
members for meetings on a regular basis to brainstorm,
coordinate, evaluate and build team spirit.
Residents Council
T
he 2008/2009 Residents Council Chair is Duane
Richardson. Council members total 15 residents,
elected from each living unit within Franke Tobey Jones.
Council Committee Reports
Duane Richardson, with the assistance of residents
Maxine Bascom, Mary Damonte, Allen Scher, Fran
Wotton, and Yvonne Zubalik, coordinated the resident’s
annual Employee Appreciation Fund project. Donations
collected were given to employees at their annual
Christmas Party.
Library Committee members purchased new
books, accepted donations from residents and families,
and culled books to prevent over-stocking. Members
are: Marilyn Karlstrom, Eve Leland, Alice Rogers,
Yvonne Zubalik, and Fran Wotton, Convener.
Members of the Grounds Committee met as
needed. They are the extra eyes for the Director of
Building Services, and assist the maintenance staff in
addressing issues. Several residents continue to volunteer
for special gardening tasks.
Charlie Shearer headed the Garden and
4
Annual Report 2009
Updating the Franke Tobey Jones website and web
navigation as well as adding additional content and site
optimization.
Starting the re-branding process by gathering resident
and team member input.
Implementing two new marketing campaigns and
incentive programs in the fall to increase prospects and
sales.
Writing a thorough 2010 Marketing and PR plan and
generating full support for this plan.
All in all, we provided over 500 tours, had 62 admissions,
approximately 900 (duplicated) residents per month
attending activities on campus, nearly 3,000 community
and FTJ residents attending 270 Senior University
classes, 250 community members and residents attending
our monthly Wellness Classes and over 50 people a week
attending numerous activities in our Healthcare and
Memory Care facilities.
Submitted by the 2009 Marketing Committee , Chair Jim
Nelson, BZ Zenczak, Joanna Lohkamp, Dr. Orvis
Harrelson, Tom Valentine, Judy Dunn, Christine Bachman,
Michelle Matz, Megan Erickson and Shirley Robbins.
Greenhouse Committee with Glenn and Dorothy
Collins and Patsy Mills as members. Two new resident
farmers were added giving us a total of 19 gardeners.
The Food Services Committee met bi-monthly to
give their input on meals and advice to Dining Services
Director, Jim Tonjann, and Chef Tim Slyne.
Employee Scholarship Fund Committee
chairperson Sybil Mercer reports $12,021 in scholarships
was awarded to nine employees in 2009. Committee
members consisted of: Sybil Mercer as Chair, Elsie
Claypool, Marilyn Karlstrom, Jill Luebker, Marie
Matson, Brad Nelson, and CC Wilson.
Betsy Henderson, Bill Hoss, and Alice Rogers were
the team in charge of “The Rez”, our resident store. It is
open three days a week and staffed by a multitude of
resident volunteers.
The Resident Art Gallery continues to feature
resident art with each exhibit displayed for several months.
A total of nine exhibits have been hung through
December of 2009. Committee consists of: Brad
Nelson, Convener, Maxine Bascom, Ruth Daugherty,
Marcia Goldsmith, Phyllis Larsen, Marie Matson, and
Betty Mears.
Franke Tobey Jones
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Annual Report 2009
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of donors who gave gifts to Franke Tobey Jones in 2009.
FTJ Club $1,000+
Anonymous
Edith G. Bowditch
Eulalie Fisher
Donald and Nancy Hoff
Robert and Dolores Hoss
Sarah and John Idstrom
Eunice Kleeb
Virginia Manza
Sybil Mercer
Edward M. Morgan
Duane O’Farrell
George and Helen Pifer
Roman Meal Company
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Katharine Sinnitt
Judith N. Sloan
Smith Fire Systems
John Stephens
Constance Twardowski
Wells Fargo
Janet and Ted Werner
Merrill and Marjorie Wicks
Robert and Janet Witter
BZ and Ann Zenczak
Foundation Club
$500-$999
Beverly E. Ballard
Richard and Eleanor Clarke
Shirley and Forrest Coffey
Debbie and Frank Crawford
Mary W. Damonte
Dave Edwards
and Patricia Shuman
Patrick Gamble
Robert Gordon
Sandra and Joe Gordon
Ray Highsmith
Vivian M. Howell
Patricia Illman
Anne Katterhagen
Phyllis Larsen
Marie Matson
Edward and Lynn Mawe
Glenn McBride
Mary M. McGoldrick
Katherine J. Mikita
Babbie Morris
James and Patricia Morton
Morton McGoldrick, P.S.
Bradley Nelson
New Era Cleaners & Laundry
Linda and Fred Thomas
Totem Electric
Wanda Vancil
James and Marilyn Walton
Jeff and Linda Watts
Rosemary Wilcynski
Cynthia Wilson
Tudor Club $250-$499
Sid Anderson
Anonymous
Christine Bachman
Laura Barnes
Roberta Brasier
Irene Brown
Betty Buhre
Lisa Cartwright
Vern Clark
Myron Coryell
Ruth Daugherty
Judy and Art Dunn
Eudora P. Fulkerson
Emma R. Hargrave
Margaret Harrison
Margaret N. Hatchard
Elizabeth Henderson
Kenneth Hewitt
Harold and Joanne Keller
Melinda Kessler
Clifford Korsmo
Rue A. Lake
Nancy G. Locke
Joanna Lohkam
and David Webber
Constance Mail
Jim and Beverly McCormack
Mary Jane Oberhofer
and Beth Guilherme
Joanne Rieke
Sa Leal Thomas
James Tonjann
Ron Wheeler
Carol White
Estate Club $100-$249
Harold Allen
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anita Austin
Anthony Balazic
Arlene Balazic
Maxine Bascom
Grace Blair
Doris Blakely
Sue and Don Brabham
Joyce Brewster
Dick and Joan Brown
June Caputo
Leah Cashar
Circle 7N Ranch
Glenn and Dorothy Collins
Carol Ann Cologerou
Howard Cox
Katherine Desberg
Caroline Downey
Jim and Susan Doyle
Kara Duffy
Robert and Ann Edington
Evergreen Fire & Security
Barbara G. Farron
Mary Anne Fray
Daisy Gaines
Michael and Susan Gamble
Lesley Garban
Carl and Sara Geist
Phyllis and Bill Gill
Marcia Goldsmith
Tom and Mimi Hackleman
Janet Haskin
Barbara and Doug Hiatt
Sue Jackson
Kris Karlstrom
Beverly Kogels
Jeanette Kors
Fae Korsmo
Gary and Roberta Larson
Jon and Jean Malmin
Michelle Matz
Jeanette Mauer
Carl Mawe
Joseph and Dolores McCaffery
Donna McCullough
Robert and Laurel McElroy
Karla McLane
Darlene McVay
Elizabeth Monroe
Edwin O’Brien
Doug and Theresa Owen
Dorthy and Jill Pace
Park Place North II HOA
Mark and Darce Patterson
Pierce County Security
Lois G. Ricker
Alice Rogers
Fredric and Suzanna Ross
Rushforth Construction
George and Dion Russell
Allen M. Scher
C. William Shaffer
Joseph B. Silverman
Daniel Skelley
Serena Smith
Reba Jo Stevenson
Liselotte Werner
Robert and Helen Whitney
James and Ann Wiborg
Gothic Club to $99
Anonymous
Joyce Bocott
Anna Borg
Frances Borg
Anna Colombini
Cook’s Concrete Construction
Robert and Patricia Deal
Mary Lou Farinaro
Larry and Karen Flamoe
Richard Gordon
Sister Dolores Herbeck
Eleanor Jarrett
Miriam Kantor
Frank and Kiyoko Lazarchick
Jill Luebker
Kandy Miller
Patricia Nearing
Joy Oakey
Frances Oberhofer
Charles and Kerri O’Farrell
Phyllis and Jerry Piatti
Carolyn Predmore
Roger and Andrea Price
Ginny Raphael
Peter and Colleen Rapozo
Betty Roren
Dave Rowlands
David & John Rowlands
Bill and Jean Sampson
Elsie Shedd
Frances and Joseph Shensky
Stephen Silverman
Connie Stein
Shirley Summers
Maryann Suriano
Nancy E. Thoren
Robert and June Thorson
Franke Tobey Jones
Gothic Club to $99 (cont.)
Anne Wallerich
Gretchen Wilbert
Yukie Yumibe
made gifts to Franke
Tobey Jones in memory,
honor, or in
appreciation of friends
in bold) in 2009.
In Memory
Kathleen Allen
Harold Allen
Annie H. Anderson
Irene Brown
Beverly “BB” Ballard
Kara Duffy
Margaret Harrison
Carl Mawe
Kandy Miller
Greta Badgett
Maxine Bascom
Mary Lou Farinaro
Gay Bennett
Eileen Bucholtz
Darlene McVay
Earl Cashar
Leah Cashar
Frank L. Cinotto
Gloria Eckmann
Betty Buhre
Mary W. Damonte
Audrey Ferguson
Harold G. Fisher
Eulalie Fisher
Margaret Gilchrist
Katherine Desberg
Joe Gordon
Robert Gordon
Bill De Hallender
Eudora P. Fulkerson
Louise “Ruth” Hewitt
Kenneth Hewitt
Millie Highsmith
Ray Highsmith
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Margaret Jensen
A.J. and Helen Johnson
Judge Bertil E. Johnson
Judith N. Sloan
Dolores Kattar
Betty Roren
James Kors
Jeanette Kors
Gordon and Elinor Korsmo
Fae Korsmo
Dorothy Jane Leatherby
Leonard Levin
Joseph B. Silverman
Stephen Silverman
Micky McGowan
Edwin O’Brien
Marilyn McLane
Karla McLane
Marjorie McMenamin
Carter and Jessie Mears
Warren and Mary Michaud
Orville and Pauline Mihm
Dodie Mullen
Maxine Bascom
Jill Luebker
Helen Nelson
Elsie Shedd
Areline M. Peters
Harold Pippin
Doris Blakely
Ron Wheeler
Barbara Oblinger
Ruth Daugherty
Bradley Nelson
Elizabeth Pedersen
Elsie Shedd
Eldred T. Redd
Mary Lou Sowell
Sandy Shaub
Gretchen Wilbert
Robert Stein
Connie Stein
Florence Swanson
Anna Borg
Frances Borg
Stanley Thomson
Jim and Lee Todd
Anonymous
Annual Report 2009
In Honor
Mildred Broussard
Janet Haskin
Lorraine Cites
Leona Dean
Jeanette Fahey
FTJ Staff and Administration
Elizabeth Henderson
Cleta Jackson
Sue Jackson
William Jackson
Sue Jackson
Lisa Cartwright
Dorothy Langenfeld
Donna McCullough
Margaret Pilewski
Antoinette Ratto
Maryann Suriano
Residents
Anonymous Employee
Win and C.C. Wilson
Joy Oakey
In Kind
Affairs Bakery & Cafe
Mike Allen, Ph.D.
Allenmore Golf Course
American Art Company
Burt Ballentine
Bargreen Ellingson Inc.
Maxine Bascom
Baxter Auto Parts
David Beland
Blue Mouse Theatre
Travis Bomgardner
Brassfields Salon/Day Spa
Chris Breckon
Brown Bear Car Wash
Capital Playhouse
Celebrity Cakes
David and Nicole Chapman
Cheri’s Gems
Courtyard by Marriott
Brunhilde Covin
Creations by Carmel
Jerry and Karen Curtis
Kenneth Dahl
Ruth Daugherty
Gary Davies
Duke’s Chowder House
Gloria Eckmann
Dave Edwards
and Patricia Shuman
Emerald Downs
Patricia and Ken Fengler
Eulalie Fisher
Franke Tobey Jones
Board of Directors
Franke Tobey Jones Senior Staff
Ginger and Richard Gallagher
Brenda Gann
Gardensphere LLC
Gayle Reiber Photography
Giardini Gift and Garden
Amy Hanson
Hello Cupcake
Elsie Hilton
Hotel Murano
Humane Society
of Tacoma Pierce County
Hydroseeding & Barkblowers, Inc.
IT Group
Jade Mountain Bamboo
Johnson Stone & Pagano
Ken and Mary Kubitz
Phyllis Larsen
Marilyn Mahoney
Jeanette Mauer
Sybil Mercer
Metropolitan Market
Muckleshoot Indian Casino
Museum of Glass
Bradley Nelson
Jim Nelson Photography
Bob and Barbara Newton
Nisqually Red Wind Casino
Northwest Sinfonietta
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
Mary Jane Oberhofer
and Beth Guilherme
Old House Cafe
Outback Steakhouse
Pacific Grill
Pacific Northwest Shop
Point Defiance Ruston
~Senior Center Quilting Club
Point Defiance Zoological Society
Primo Grill
Progressive Study Club
Puget Sound Revels
Ramblin Jacks
Rite Aid
Claudia Roberts
Bart and Penny Rohrs
Hal Russell
Sea Scout Ship 110
Charles N. Curtis
Seattle Mariners
Kristi Sell
Seniors Making Art
Shari’s Restaurant
C. Joseph Sinnitt
Judith N. Sloan
Timothy F. Slyne
Serena Smith
Cont. on page 7
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Annual Report 2009
Fund Development Committee Report
F
und Development efforts for 2009 yielded gifts
totaling almost $185,000. Our Franke Tobey Jones
(FTJ) Annual Fund raised $98,378. Our donors
chose to designate their Annual Fund gifts to the following
areas: “Where Need is Greatest” - $48,155, Charitable
Subsidy - $12,638, Employee Scholarships - $12,798,
Health Care - $2,585, Wellness Program - $15,080,
Senior University - $6,071, and Other Restricted $1,050. The Fund Development Committee allocated just
over $50,000 from 2008 “Where Need is Greatest” funds
to resident programs, such as the Libraries, Resident
Store, Arts & Crafts, Resident Gardens, Cultural and
Educational Programs, Wellness and Senior University.
Grants to FTJ last year included a $5,000 sponsorship gift
from Sodexo Senior Services for our Wellness Walk and
a $2,500 grant from the Dimmer Family Foundation for
the M. J. Wicks Family Wellness Center.
The Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center raised almost
$55,000 in contributions from Center participants, and
community funders as well as a portion of our annual
e’s F
ollies. Community funders
fundraiser, Frank
anke
Follies.
to the Center included: Pierce County Aging and Long
Term Care, the Forest Foundation, the Greater Tacoma
Community Foundation, the Rotary Club of Tacoma #8,
Totem Ocean Trailer Express, the Puyallup Tribe, and
Health Care Providers Council.
anke
Follies
ollies, raised
Our annual fundraiser, Frank
e’s F
ollies
$41,382 in support of our community outreach programs:
Wellness, Senior University and our Pt. Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center. Community sponsors for this event included Wells Fargo Bank ($5,000), RSM McGladrey,
Inc. ($1,500), Roman Meal Company ($1,000), Smith
Fire Systems ($1,000) and McKesson Medical Surgical
($1,000).
The Fund Development Committee wishes to thank each
and every donor.
Chair: Janet Moore Werner. Committee Members:
Phyllis Gill, Sandy Gordon, Roy Kimbel, Joanne Rieke,
Linda Thomas, and Jeff Watts.
Edward V. Hudson
Legacy Circle Bequest
I
n March of this year, Franke Tobey Jones received
a gift of $300,000 from the estate of Edward
Hudson. Mr. Hudson joined
our Legacy Circle in 2006, and
talked with me repeatedly about
how pleased he was to be a resident
at Franke Tobey Jones, along with
his daughter, Carolyn Hudson. Ed
moved into the Garden Apartments
in 2005 and enjoyed learning how
to use the computer, soon becoming
an avid computer reader.
Ed lived in the Puget Sound area for
almost all of his life, becoming a
successful business owner of
Peerless Laundry, providing services
to Fort Lewis and McChord Field.
He was very active in the Tacoma
Sarah Idstrom
Senior Director of Development
community, serving on many boards: Tacoma Boys Club,
Rotary Club of Tacoma #8, Elks, Chamber of Commerce,
United Way, Tacoma Utility Board,
Northwest Laundry Association, and
the Air Force and Army Associations,
to name a few. He was also an elder at
Immanuel Presbyterian Church, a
Masonic Lodge member, and a member of the Tacoma Golf and Country
Club.
Ed passed away here at Franke Tobey
Jones in June of 2008. We are extremely grateful to Ed for his generosity
to Franke Tobey Jones and his love of
our community. We will be working
with Ed’s family to identify the best
designation for his wonderful and
thoughtful gift.
Franke Tobey Jones
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Finance Committee 2009 Annual Report
uring the 2009 fiscal year, the Finance Committee
attended to all matters of financial oversight and
policy review, including review of bond fund
compliance, investments, and budgets. All Committee
actions were brought to the full Board for approval.
FTJ’s asset managers held discussions with the Committee
and reviewed their investment strategies. Operating and
capital budgets were approved for 2010, including necessary cost-containment measures.
The 2009 audit was reviewed, again showing good
controls and procedures, with no management exceptions
to report. The finance team’s compliance with standard
accounting procedures was noted.
IRS regulations have changed Form 990 reporting requirements for non-profit corporations, requiring extensive
narrative and accounting work by staff.
The Committee wishes to thank the Finance team, Board
members, and our Interim President/CEO, Judy Dunn, for
their excellent work.
Committee members: Sue Brabham, Rick Carr, Dave
Edwards, Anne Katterhagen, Mark Patterson, Jeff
Watts, Janet Moore Werner, Robert Whitney, MD, Chair,
and B.Z. Zenczak.
Staff - Judy Dunn, Judy Hawkins, and Lesley Garban.
2009 Operating Expenses
Residential fees
Investment Gains
Contributions
Other Income
$ 8,645,584
3,176,161
130,356
769,072
68%
25%
1%
6%
Total Revenue
$12,721,173
100%
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
4
Health Care
$
Support Services
Activities/Comm. Programs
Administration
Marketing & Development
Depreciation
Interest
Other
Total Expenses
7
6
2,723,036
3,163,816
297,259
1,058,979
692,000
1,475,000
318,447
380,171
27%
31%
3%
10%
7%
15%
3%
4%
$ 10,108,708
100%
8
1
5
Revenue
1
4
3
Balance Sheet
Expenses
2
2009 Assets
Current
Investments
Property and Equipment
Other Assets
Total Assets
Annual Report 2009
—Albert Einstein
A
s the new Director of the Pt. Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center, I feel privileged to be working in
an environment where so many lives are positively
impacted. The Center serves an important role in our
community, particularly for those who have no family in the
vicinity and have difficulty getting around. It is a gathering
place for old friends and a place to make new friends. And
for some of our seniors, it is a place they depend on five
days a week.
Year of Service
2007
2008
2009
$ 2,495,555
15,422,982
18,318,540
1,882,038
Current
Refundable Entrance Fees
Debt
Net Assets
$
$ 38,119,115
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$ 38,119,115
1,018,390
1,373,593
13,035,000
22,692,132
Total Annual
Duplicated Attendance
10,251
12,810
12,534
In 2009, the Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center offered
invaluable services to the senior population, including foot
care, flu and pneumonia shots, diabetes screenings, blood
pressure checks, toning and exercise programs, educational offerings and much more. Programs are always
Snoqualmie Casino
Tacoma Musical Playhouse
Tacoma Opera
Tacoma Philharmonic
Tacoma Rainers
Professional Baseball
Tatanka Take-Out
Joe and Sally Thomas
Tonjann Investments LLC
Attendance is closely
monitored at the Center.
We track the
‘duplicated’ (each visit)
and ‘unduplicated’ (the
number of different
seniors that attend)
visits, new participants,
and the average daily
attendance. At the end
of the year, we tally the
total number of seniors
served. As you can see
below, attendance at the
Center is growing.
Average Monthly
Unduplicated Headcount
Looking at the data from this year, if we continue trending
at the current pace, we should top out at over 13,000
participants, more than any other year to date.
In Kind (cont. from page 6)
2009 Liabilities & Net Assets
Kate Quebe
‘Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.’
The Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center not only serves
local seniors, but it reaches out to the community providing
services to everyone. The free tax preparation that AARP
offers is a perfect example of this, attracting seniors from
Pierce County and the surrounding counties.
2009 Operating Revenue
7
Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior Center
Statement of Operations
1
2
3
4
Franke Tobey Jones
Kathy Trotter and Ruth Egger
Mary Trotter
United Grocers,
Floral Merchandiser
University Place Tire Center
Vino Aquino
Wag Pet Market
John Wagner and Janine Duplessis
Kate Quebe,
Average Monthly
New Participants
217
312
336
14
43
50
planned with our seniors in mind, and are relevant to their
lives.
While 2009 was a busy year, we are looking forward to
expanding and growing our programs in 2010. It is an
honor to serve such a deserving group of individuals.
Please call for more information at any time:
(253) 756-0601.
Anne Wallerich
Cherilyn Williams
Wizard of Greasewood City
BZ and Ann Zenczak
Zerb’s Woodworks
Thank you all for
your genersoity to
Franke Tobey Jones!
Editor’s Note
In the preparation of any report
of this nature, errors may
occur. If we have made such an
error in spelling or omitted
your name, please accept our
apologies and call the Development Office at (253) 756-6327
so that we may correct our
records. These lists include all
2009 donations.
Franke Tobey Jones
Annual Report 2009
8
On behalf of the participants of the Point Defiance~Ruston Senior Center, Franke Tobey
Jones gratefully acknowledges the donors who gave so generously in 2009.
Senior Center Club 1,000+
Franke’s Follies
Betty Meyers Gloyne
Pierce County Aging
and Long Term Care
Puyallup Tribe Gaming
Advisory Commission
Rotary Club of Tacoma #8
The Forest Foundation
The Frances C. Heidner Trust
of the Union Bank of California
in partnership with The Greater
Tacoma Community Foundation
Benefactor $500 - $999
Health Care Providers Council
Stanley Kurka
Senior Center Participants
Senior Footcare, Inc.
Patron $250 - $499
Ilene and Floyd Urschel
Champion $100 - $249
Earl Acker, Jr.
Thomas Allen
Helen Barach
and George McLaughlin
Benita Berquest
Joyce Bocott
Maurice and Margaret Byrd
Gwendolyn and Nathan Fetrow
Emily Happy
Dolores Haugen
Lois Jaenicke
Kathy Lynch
Richard H. Lynn
Joyce R. Nedervold
Nancy Ross
Margaret Yates
Supporter $50 - $99
Anonymous
Barbara Beaver
Delaine Boone
Kathleen Cooper
Phil Eichholtz
Nora W. Gutoski
Phyllis Hale
Gerald and Joan Larson
Annamarie Lewis
Ginette Magnuson
Fred and Mary May
LaVonne McClelland
Nelle McLennan
Erika Parker
Janice Rosell
Dave Rowlands
Esther Stillwell
Chet Taylor
Clayton Wilson
Helping Hand to $49
Frieda Aldrich
Anonymous
Lorraine Baker
Agnes Benson
Barbara L. Brown Day
Helen and GerHart Buhr
Melvin Bumgardner
Jim and Barbara Cavanaugh
Ferruccio and Sharon Crocetti
Jim and Susan Doyle
June Eads
Katherine Evansich
Ardythe Fleener
Jennie Freeman
Barbara Huber
Dorothy Kuper
Marguerite Lyster
New Residents
Garden Apartments
Mel & Goldie Lewis
Violet Thompson
Tobey Jones
Beverly Jackson
Our Place
Aida Nelson
Agnes Raught
Lillian Pratt Hall
Arthur Sovold
Health Care
Barbara Anderson
Winton Blomquist
Marie Sovold
Mildred Wallace
Dorothy Menke
Elaine Miller
Virginia Mitchell
Harriet Nichols
Toshiko Nichols
Phyllis and Stan Olsen
Pamelia Olson
Anne J. Polich
Myrna M. Rieck
Janet Rystedt
Helen Sohlberg
Shirley Summers
Marianna Tornay
Lois Tuell
Kent and Doris Williams
made gifts to the Senior
Center in memory of,
honor of, or in
appreciation for friends
in bold) in 2009.
In Memory
Hiram Havens
Anonymous
Richard Hayes
Norman Ross
Nancy Ross
In Honor
Dolores Haugen
Rose Matesa
Kerry Watrin. MD
LaVonne McClelland
In Appreciation
Community Programs
Emily Happy
Janice Rosell
In Kind
Ursula Bannister
Douglas and Sandra Bassett, Sr.
Deborah M. Cole
Beverly Elrod
FISH
Gordon E. Johnson
Sybil Mercer
Florence Murphy
Delia Ranes
Gerrye Schmitt
Seniors Making Art
Carmen and John Volk
Shirley Warner
Thank you for
your generosity to
our neighborhood
seniors.
2009 Annual Report
A year for Friendships, Fami ly & Fun
2009
We will miss these dear residents who
have passed away.
Bonnie Barenz - JoAnn Clark - Lillian Derr
Harold (Corky) Keller - Marie Matson
Eleanore Nelson - Barbara Stocking
Marjorie Wicks - Louise Williams
August was Picnic Perfect
4th Annual Senior Art Show
Residents and
community enjoy
the many art
offerings.
Residents Eve Leland, Marcia Goldsmith
and guest Deb Sklar
Wellness Walkers
Editor’s Note:
In the preparation of any
report of this nature,
errors may occur. If we
have made such an error
in spelling or omitting your
name, please accept our
apologies and call the
Development Office at
(253) 756-6327 so we
may correct our records.
These lists include all 2009
donations.
IN MEMORY
2009 Annual Report
Franke Tobey Jones
Celebrates 85 Years
Donor and Volunteer Party
Darlyne Reiter and Mary Damonte
Left: Betty Meyers
Gloyne and John Klee
enjoy a cup of cheer.
Pt. Defiance-Ruston
Senior Center
Bonnie and
Clyde
Nelson
enjoy
Halloween
at the
Senior
Center.
Spring Tea
& Tours
Interim
President &
CEO Judy
Dunn with
Board
member Tom
Valentine.
Franke-ly Speaking
2
Resident Spotlight
Summer 2010
Terri Vickery
Asst. Director of Development
and Volunteer Coordinator
Dr. Glenn McBride
M
ost everyone in town has
heard of him–has a child,
grandchild or a friend delivered by him.
And many have received extraordinary
care from him. Dr. Glenn McBride is a
great physician and a much loved resident
at Franke Tobey Jones.
Pratt building, Dr. McBride continues with
“business as usual”–exercise, bingo and
other activities. He is the ultimate “Energizer Bunny” one we can’t imagine ever
slowing down. He chooses to treat each
day as a gift–a wonderful example to us all.
Dr. McBride was a young family
practitioner with a major surgery
rating when WWII broke out. As a
patriotic American, he closed his
medical practice and joined the Air
Force, ready to serve overseas.
However, the military chose to keep
him on home soil providing extraordinary care to his countrymen for four
years. For the next 40 years, he
cared for his adoring patients in
Tacoma, healing the sick and injured, Dr. McBride and his daughters Betsy, Molly and Barbara.
and delivering more than 3,500
babies. (I am one of his special deliveries, Dr. McBride was married to the love of his
and proud of it.) He gained the trust and
life, Margaret, for 64 years, and together
admiration of each nurse and doctor he
they have three wonderful daughters,
worked with. Dr. McBride is very
Betsy, Barbara and Molly. His girls can be
pleased that many of the nurses he
found visiting “Dad” almost every day,
worked with became his patients during
coming together to share, laugh and have
their pregnancies which goes to show he
fun.
is a doctor who earned the respect of the
Dr. McBride is also a published author.
medical community.
His two books - It’s Lighter Ahead, and
Dr. McBride served for many years as a
Board member at Franke Tobey Jones.
We were so happy when he became a
resident in 2005. He brings much energy,
enthusiasm and quite often laughter to the
atmosphere. Always gracing everyone
with a smile, his jovial demeanor is
contagious. While living in the Tobey
Jones building, Dr. McBride worked out
on exercise equipment a minimum of three
times a day, participated in bridge games,
bingo, and most every activity offered.
His presence at “Happy Talk” was
always entertaining. Now in the Lillian
Curbside Diagnoses and Some Second
Opinions, chronicle his life and were
written as a gift to his family. These books
are filled with stories that are both amusing
and moving. Dr. McBride is an amazing
writer, and personally typed each and
every page on his manual typewriter, with
no spell-check.
“My career and my family have been a
wonderful experience for me. I don’t have
any regrets” said the good doctor. His
presence at Franke Tobey Jones is indeed
a wonderful experience for all of us.
2010/2011
Board of Directors
Mark Patterson, Chair
Tom Valentine, Vice Chair
Debbie Crawford, Secretary
Janet Moore Werner,
Treasurer
B.Z. Zenczak, Immediate
Past Chair
Yolanda Bailey
Sue Brabham
Elizabeth Galliher-Ponce
Orvis Harrelson
Ernest Karlstrom, Ph.D.
Nancy Gee Locke
Joanna Lohkamp
Terry Miller
Joanna Monroe
Jim Nelson
Robert Pentimonti
Judith Sloan
Jim Walton
Jeffrey A. Watts
Robert Whitney, M.D.
Judy Dunn, Interim
President & CEO
Senior Management
Judy Dunn
Interim President & CEO
Franke Tobey Jones
9
Annual Report 2009
Franke Tobey Jones
More Choices for Staying Fit!
Resident Biography Book
Serena’s
The Franke Tobey Jones
Wellness Program
continues to grow with
many full classes and much
fun. Classes include
strength training, toning and balance, Tai Chi, Yoga, and
Zumba. We also have weekly walks, both on and off
campus. One of our more active groups of walkers
explores Point Defiance Park each week.
Wellness
Tips
We have added two new aerobics classes this year. The
more challenging class attracts our more “fit” residents,
community participants and staff. Our low-tempo class is
designed to be friendly for those who use assistive devices
such as walkers or canes, and can be done either seated
or standing. Come join us!
Save the Date!
Franke’s Follies
September 25
th
Kathie Mikita, A.R.N.P.
W
e have a new addition at Franke Tobey Jones. This
past year volunteers and staff spent countless hours
interviewing our residents to create brief biographies for
each of them. Why you ask? Resident Tony Balazic
thought it would be a great way to get to know his neighbors. Thank you, Tony! Residents truly enjoy learning
about each other through reading this book. Identical
copies of the Resident Biography Book can be found in
the parlors of the Lillian Pratt, Tobey Jones, and Garden
Apartment buildings.
If you would like a copy of your loved one’s biography, or
if you would like to make corrections or additions to a
biography, please contact Terri Vickery at
(253) 756-6327.
O
ur fifth annual fundraiser, “Franke’s
Follies,” is set for Saturday,
September 25, 2010. Ticket price is $50.
Proceeds benefit the Wellness program, Senior
University and Pt. Defiance~Ruston Senior
Center. Invitations will be mailed in August.
Sr. Director of Clinical Services
Sarah Idstrom
Sr. Director of Development
Michelle Matz
Sr. Director of Residential
Accommodations
Christine Bachman
Sr. Director of Marketing
and Public Relations
2009 Employee Recognition Awards
Customer Service Employee
of the Quarter
Jim Tonjann
Sr. Director of Dining Services
Franke-ly Speaking
is a publication of
FRANKE TOBEY JONES
Retirement Estates
& Community Programs
Tacoma, WA 98407
(253) 752-6621
Editors: Terri Vickery
& Sarah Idstrom
To update your address
or to be added or removed
from our mailing list,
please call Terri Vickery at
(253) 756-6327.
1st Qtr - Cynthia Santos
2nd Qtr - Tracy Relic
3rd Qtr - Elvira Peterson
4th Qtr - Christina Gent
Employee of the
Quarter
1st Qtr - Shirley Robbins
2nd Qtr - Lana Lutsyuk
3rd Qtr - Debbie Rulien
4th Qtr - Debbie Dahlager
Employee of the Year
Debbie Rulien
Franke-ly Speaking
SENIOR UNIVERSITY
- Franke Tobey Jones -
Upcoming Classes
Most free of charge.
For complete monthly calendars:
- click “Calendars” on the FTJ website
- e-mail [email protected]
- call (253) 756-6219
June 8: A Couple Faces Death,
with author Bill Nerin
June 10: Tacoma Historical
Society Landmark Series,
Giselda (Babe) Lehrer
July 14: Automotive History and
Western Washington, presented
by Joe Reasoner of the LeMay
Car Museum
August 15: Finding Credible
Health Information on the Web,
presented by Rhonda Kristoff of
the Tacoma Public Library
Summer 2010
Summer EVENTS
• “Senior” Prom @ Stadium High School
June 12, 6pm, Call (253) 752-7796 for tickets—$5 each
• Menopause—The Musical - June 13, 1pm, Pantages
• Donor & Volunteer Appreciation Event - June 18, 3pm, Wellness
Center
• Seattle Symphony Concert & Lecture - June 18, Benaroya Hall (van
leaves at 9am)
• Mariners Games @ Safeco Field - July 11, July 25 & August 29 (all
at 1pm)
• Tacoma Banjo Band - July 15, 1:30pm, Wellness Center
• All Shook Up!—The Musical - July 16, 8pm, Tacoma Musical
Playhouse
• FTJ Evening Pops: Holly Hamilton - July 22, 6:30pm, LP Parlor
• FTJ Summer Picnic w/Jazz Band - August 6, noon, Lawn
• FTJ Evening Pops: NONA - August 10, 6:30pm, LP Parlor
• Summer Concerts - 6:30pm on the TJ Lawn
August 5: Tacoma Musical Playhouse
August 12: Tacoma Concert Band
August 19: Pearl Django
August 26: No Inhibitions
Franke-ly Speaking
Summer 2010
Celebrating our Donors & Volunteers
O
Eac
ff
erence
achh One M
Maakes a Di
Diff
fference
erence!!
ur cherished donors and volunteers reflect the true spirit of caring. They are the
“wind beneath our wings” making many of our programs possible. Your 2009
contributions to our Annual Fund, Wellness Program, Pt. Defiance-Ruston Senior
Center, and Planned Giving programs totaled $184,531. We are also grateful to more
than 400 volunteers who contributed 7,432 hours, market-valued at $139,499.
We invite each and every one of you to join us on Friday, June 18th as we celebrate YOU for your support.
Please join us from 3 to 5pm in the MJ Wicks Family Wellness Center for dessert and a short ceremony.
Thank you once again to our priceless donors and volunteers.
Residents and family
members gathered to honor
our founder, Mrs. Franke
Tobey Jones’ birthday, and to
participate in the timehonored tradition of Spring
Tea. The afternoon was
lovely, elegant, and one
where our treasured residents
and their family members
could enjoy each other in an
intimate atmosphere.
Spring Tea
This 12-page issue
of Franke-ly
Speaking contains
our 2009 Annual
Report.
To enrich and extend the
quality of life for seniors
in our community. As a
non-profit organization,
we provide senior
residential services, a
supportive continuum of
care, and innovative
community outreach.
The Mission of
Franke Tobey Jones :
Tacoma, WA 98407
253-752-6621
Sybil Mercer and Marian Athow, Tobey Jones residents
Spring Tea photos by: Scott Areman Photography
Board members from left: Nancy Gee Locke, Mark
Patterson (Chair) and Elizabeth Galliher-Ponce
Richard Clarke, Duplex resident
Editor’s
Note:
Enjoy a look at our
accomplishments
over the past year,
then delve into
committee reports
from Development, Board
Development,
Finance,
Marketing,
Residents Council
and the Pt.
Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center.
A complete list of
2009 donors for
both Franke Tobey
Jones and Pt.
Defiance~Ruston
Senior Center is
included.
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