Thrive - Summer 2014 - Peace Arch Hospital Foundation

SPRING/SUMMER 2014
Peace Arch Hospital & Community Health FOUNDATION
ENVISIONING
THE HEALTHIEST
COMMUNITY POSSIBLE
IMAGINE CANADA
GIVES THEIR STAMP
OF APPROVAL
MEET
ELLEN KENNETT'S
50 YEARS OF
COMMUNITY SERVICE
ART
REITMAYER
Leading a team with a vision
✚ LEADING THE WAY
WELCOME TO
thrive!
Summer has arrived on the Peninsula and with it, a few new beginnings
for Peace Arch Hospital & Community Health Foundation. This is our first issue of Thrive, a publication produced
specifically for our caring donors and our thriving community. Thrive, an evolution of our previous magazine,
health+care, features a new design we hope you’ll enjoy; our magazine is growing along with us as we ramp up to
the exciting future that’s in store for Peace Arch Hospital.
Another new beginning is the appointment of Art Reitmayer as our new board chair. Graham Cameron’s successful
two-year term has come to a close and Art has now officially taken the wheel. We can’t thank Graham enough for
his invaluable leadership over the last two years and are thrilled his contributions will continue as past chair.
2014 also represents a new beginning for our hospital. After several years of quietly fundraising for a new Emergency Department, we are confident a Peace Arch Hospital redevelopment and expansion will be approved by the
Ministry of Health this year. This redevelopment plan will revolutionize our hospital and enhance health care in our
community. Stay tuned for the detailed plans!
Finally, we hope you are enjoying our magnificent community and all of the great things summer brings like the
White Rock Farmers’ Market, strolling the pier with a gelato, lazy days at Crescent Beach and exploring the numerous nature trails that surround us. Now, that’s what we call thriving.
Jackie Smith
Art Reitmayer
p.s. We would love your feedback on our new magazine! Drop us a line at [email protected] and let us know
what you think. For more ideas on healthy recreation, check out our website at www.pahfoundation.ca/projects.
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Fundraising
Features
Spring fundraising events
make a big impact.
FEATURES
2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Semiahmoo Secondary’s Student Artwork
Executive Committee
Chair. . ........................................... Art Reitmayer
1st Vice-Chair ................................ Brent Ellwyn
2nd Vice-Chair ......................... Siobhan Philips
Past Chair.............................. Graham Cameron
Treasurer......................................... Geoff Funke
Secretary....................................... Jackie Smith
Directors at Large
Bob Cooper
Amy Gill
Harp S. Hoonjan
Kim Karras
Jane Manning
Louise McKnight
Al Schill
Appointed Representatives
Mary Rhode........................ Peace Arch Hospital
Dr. Vic Bubbar.. ..... Peace Arch Hospital Medical
Dr. Martin Lebl...... Peace Arch Hospital Medical
Louise Hutchinson................ City of White Rock
Helen Fathers...................................... Alternate
Barinder Rasode.......................... City of Surrey
Mary Martin......................................... Alternate
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Partner
Profile
The Foundation’s new chair
will lead the next phase of our
hospital’s growth.
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What does it mean to receive
Canada’s highest charitable
accreditation?
4 OUR THRIVING COMMUNITY
A healthy community starts by
working together.
White Rock Optometry
has 20/20 vision when it
comes to giving back.
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Save the Date
The 8th Annual Great
Pumpkin Run Walk is just
around the corner!
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5 Hospital
Enhancements
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6 Ellen Kennett
FINANCIAL REPORT
2013-14 Financial
Summary
♥ THANK YOU
Published by: Lisa Geddes Marketing + Communications
Editorial + Creative Director, Writer: Lisa Geddes
Writing + Editing: Julie Prescott, Julz & Co.
Vicki Brydon, Communications Specialist, PAHCHF
Graphic Design: Kennedy Anderson Creative Group
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TO OUR DONORS!
We are grateful for your
continued support.
New bathing suites make patients
feel more at home.
After volunteering for 50 years,
she leaves a legacy for the next
generation.
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✚ OUR THRIVING COMMUNITY
WANTED: The Healthiest
Community Possible
IN 2011, THE FOUNDATION’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS decided
there was more the Foundation could do outside of the hospital campus to positively impact health and wellness in our
community. To better understand what comprises a healthy
community, the Foundation brought together a dedicated
and passionate group of 22 community leaders interested in
working together towards a common vision of becoming the
healthiest community possible. From that initial town hall
meeting in the autumn of 2012, a working group was established to continue the conversation and collaborate on a plan
that would articulate the vision, goals, actions and a timeline
for this community effort.
Using research from global, national and local sources to
determine what it means to become a healthier community,
five strategic goals were created to ensure our community
THE VISION South Surrey/White
Rock is a healthy community committed
to physical, mental and social well-being.
becomes the healthiest possible. These goals include sharing
resources, increasing access to recreation facilities and natural
areas, providing citizens with the skills to optimize health and
active living, recognizing the social and emotional needs of
a person in addition to health care and advocating healthy
public policies.
The stakeholder group recently met to develop an action
plan to achieve these goals. With lots of creativity, passion
and thoughtful contemplation, some brilliant ideas were
established on how best to implement and realize this vision.
Stay tuned for future updates! In the meantime, check out our
website for more information, and if you have a great idea for a
healthier community, email us at [email protected].
Illustrator Sam Bradd captured
the conversation on paper,
showcasing the five strategic
goals for our thriving community.
THE OUTCOME A socially connected community where residents volunteer their
time, where neighbours are friends, where people enjoy a sense of belonging and participate
in community events and activities, and where the elements of great health are improving.
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Bathing
Beauties
HOSPITAL ENHANCEMENTS ✚
Spa-like bathing suites
provide comfort and ease.
SLIPPING INTO A WARM, spa-like bath
with soft lights and your favourite music
is an escape from the day’s hustle and
bustle… a moment to savour. Thanks to
generous donations of $276,000 for six
new bathing suites, this delightful experience is now available to residents of the
Dr. Al Hogg Pavilion.
For many residents, it is a cherished time
of the week when staff can fully focus on
their personal preferences and needs.
“The bathing experience is about so
much more than getting clean,” explains
Hogg Pavilion Manager, Lisa Humphreville. “For some, it’s a chance to sit in a
bath and relax… a time to feel a little less
pain. There’s no rush to get to the next
item on the schedule. It’s their time.”
Completed earlier this year, the suites’
design and amenities make it much
easier for staff to provide a more
pleasurable experience for patients.
State-of-the-art tubs and lifts enable a
smooth transition and operation, while
storage cabinets hide clutter and provide
easy access to supplies. Electric warmers
furnish warm towels and clothes for
when patients are ready to get on with
their day.
“The original suites were built purely
for function and were cold and clinical,”
Humphreville says. “With the new suites,
patients eagerly look forward to their
baths. We are very grateful to the Foundation and its donors. Without them, this
would not have been possible.”
The new bathing suites are a valuable addition towards
the delivery of quality care in Hogg Pavilion. I would like
to thank Peace Arch Hospital Foundation for these new
suites, and express my gratitude to the many donors
whose generous support make projects such as this one
possible.
— Doug Rhodes, pictured here with his
father Jim — a resident of Hogg Pavilion.
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“Every
family,
young and
old, needs
Peace Arch
Hospital.”
Ellen Kennett
A Passionate Pioneer
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DONORS MAKING A DIFFERENCE ✚
ELLEN KENNETT grew up on a farm in
Cloverdale when roads were gravel,
phones were scarce, neighbours knew
and helped each other through good
times and bad — and the closest hospitals were in New Westminster.
In 1948 when the White Rock Hospital
Society formed to build a hospital, the
close-knit community rolled up their
collective sleeves and got to work. Their
ambitious fundraising goal was $150,000
— at the time, a staggering amount. “It
was one third the cost of the hospital,"
Ellen recalls, “and a requirement of the
provincial government.”
When White Rock District Hospital opened
in 1954, Ellen remembers a feeling of real
ownership of that first little hospital, and
one she has taken to heart ever since.
In the 1960s Ellen volunteered with the
Hospital Auxiliary’s Hilltop Group of which
she was president for several terms,
then vice-president of the main auxiliary
followed by president for four years —
which also made her a voting member of
the Peace Arch Hospital Board.
A New Foundation
She became chair of the hospital board
in the mid-80s until the government
disbanded hospital boards, and then
she led the transition to the Peace Arch
District Hospital Foundation. “We sought
as much continuity as possible, and to
maintain control over our fundraising
dollars and how they would be spent.”
Running a foundation was a new
endeavor and it came with a steep learning curve. For Ellen, whose volunteerism
was her work outside of the home, it was
an exciting time. “I enjoyed what I was
doing. It was a great learning experience
for me. I felt it was important work and
that I was really contributing.”
After a brief hiatus, Ellen was invited to be
a member of the Foundation’s Partners
in Caring Campaign and, at 85, is still
active today.
Paying It Forward
Like her community neighbours, Ellen
and her husband, Howard — who share
a blended family of 10 children — have
appreciated having a great hospital close
to home. Seven of their children were
born at Peace Arch Hospital and, over the
years, they have relied on treatment for
appendix surgery, tonsillectomies and
fractured collarbones.
As she thinks about the early pioneers
who made the hospital a reality, and
those who continue to ensure it offers
quality care, she knows the tradition
must continue.
“A lot happened years and years ago to
build communities. People would give
their time, lumber, land — whatever
they could — and that determined spirit
continues today when it comes to the
hospital. It would be lovely if new people
who come to this community could
continue to be part of that tradition and
contribute in some way, big or small.”
Grateful for the care her family has
received over the years, she and Howard
have joined the Foundation’s Weatherby
Circle by confirming a gift in their wills.
“We wanted to do this,” Ellen says. “Our
children are educated and looked after,
and while we are not a wealthy family, we
know that no matter what the gift is, it
will make a difference. It’s a good feeling
and it’s so easy to do.”
“Every family, young and old, needs
Peace Arch Hospital.”
Thank you for your many
gifts and contributions
Ellen, they will be felt for
generations to come.
I enjoyed what I was doing. It was a great learning
experience for me. I felt it was important work and
that I was really contributing.
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✚ RAISING FUNDS
WE
ON SATURDAY, May 3rd, guests gathered to Paint the Town Red for ER at Centennial
Arena — transformed into an elegant sea of black, white and red — for the annual
Peace Arch Hospital & Community Health Foundation’s Partners In Caring Gala.
With the support of close to 500 leaders in business, health
care and philanthropy, more than $250,000 was raised for a
new Emergency Department at Peace Arch Hospital.
FROM THE TOP: White Rock Mayor Wayne Baldwin with Jackie Smith and Art Reitmayer from PAHCHF; Neil Yarmoshuk
and the team from Presenting Partner, CIBC Wood Gundy; Master of Ceremonies Christopher Gaze of Bard on the Beach.
A very special ‘thank you!’ to
presenting partner CIBC Wood
Gundy, and to all the sponsors,
attendees, supporters and
volunteers who made the event
possible. Together, we continue
our remarkable community
legacy of a small group of
dedicated individuals making
an important contribution to
our health care, close to home.
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RAISING FUNDS ✚
Moby Dick’s Plunges On!
James Morrison of Moby Dick
Seafood Restaurant presents
a cheque to Ashleigh Morriss
from the Foundation.
IN MARCH, Moby Dick Seafood Restaurant
donated $1 from every customer's bill to our
Foundation — a grand total of $1,760. An
annual event, this local seafood landmark has
raised a splashing $22,500 since 2000.
Holt Renfrew’s
Shop for a Cause
ON APRIL 8th, Holt Renfrew Vancouver hosted Shop For
A Cause, a private evening of high fashion complete with
a fashion show, complimentary make-up applications
and a personal shopping experience. $3,700 was raised
in support of the hospital and plans are already in the
works to make this an annual event!
Dragana Sanderson, Selina Yano + Jackie Smith
with the team at Hold Renfrew.
Students + teachers at Semiahmoo Secondary’s art show.
Semiahmoo Secondary Students’
Creative Contribution
THE ARTISTIC SAVVY of Semiahmoo Secondary’s graduating
International Baccalaureate students was on display from
April 14-16th where placemat and gift card sales generated
$379 in support of Peace Arch Hospital. A big ‘thank you’ to
the talented youth of our community!
FUNDRAISING FLASHBACK: Porch Light Nights
IN THE EARLY 1950s when White Rock was a small community of 6,000 people, volunteers canvassed door to door to collect
donations for the Peace Arch District Hospital building fund. On a designated evening, families who wished to make a
donation would leave their porch lights on so that volunteers knew which houses to visit.
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New board chair takes
‘giving back’ to heart.
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FEATURE STORY ✚
WHEN PHIL BARTER AND CHRIS WHITE
at Price Waterhouse strongly recommended that their articling student and
protégé, Art Reitmayer, get involved in
community organizations, Art took the
message to heart. It wasn’t long before
he volunteered as PW’s representative
on the board of the Safety Council
of Vancouver…the first of a long and
impressive list of volunteer positions.
new markets. He honed his business
skills, completed his MBA, nurtured his
entrepreneurial drive, and consistently
emerged a likable leader to whom people
are drawn.
Each step of the way, Art has honoured
his mentor’s advice to give back to
the community. A short list includes
leadership roles with the United Way,
Arts Umbrella, the Orphans Fund, Coast
Mental Health Foundation, Volunteer
Vancouver and Nature Conservancy
Canada. His contributions have been
recognized with a Fellowship (FCA) from
the Institute of Chartered Accountants
and the BC Community Achievement
Award from the Province of BC.
“Phil and Chris strongly
believed that if you’re going to
work in a community, you have
to work on the community at
the same time. I never forgot
that — and looking back, I’ve
“The people I meet at each
gotten more back than I’ve
organization are completely
ever given.”
different. I’ve learned so much
As a young Chartered Accountant,
from them, and I’ve made
Art was drawn to the high energy and
strategic challenge of mergers and acqui- some great friends. I hope
I’ve had a positive impact in
sitions, and envisioned a life in Toronto
or New York. But when the offer came to
the world for at least a short
help CKVU-TV, a struggling independent
period of time, I’ve enjoyed it!”
television station in Vancouver, the
challenge was too good to refuse. That
position launched an illustrious career
in broadcasting that included the role
of VP Finance at CKNW, working for
Frank Griffiths at Western International
Communications (WIC), and a successive
run as president at WIC Television Group,
BCTV, CanWest Global and Channel M —
which he and his partners started in 2002
and sold to Rogers in 2008.
Art’s journey may not have led to New
York, but it did give him the opportunity to work through mergers, make
the unprofitable profitable, expand
media outlets nationally and pioneer
A New Era
After four years as a board member at
Peace Arch Hospital & Community Health
Foundation, Art’s recent appointment as
board chair comes just as the hospital is
on the cusp of its next major expansion.
“It’s an honour to serve on this board and
an exciting time to take the helm,” Art says.
“There are many extraordinary people
here and there’s no doubt I stand on the
shoulders of those who came before me,
which is certainly the case with (outgoing
board chair) Graham Cameron. He has
been an outstanding leader.”
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✚ FEATURE STORY
The Foundation currently awaits final
approval from the Ministry of Health on
an expansion plan that will see a new
emergency department and a new residential care facility with a hospice residence at Peace Arch Hospital. The Master
Concept Plan provides a comprehensive
solution to the needs of the community
and the Foundation has worked closely
with Fraser Health to ensure that the
entire plan is launched in unison.
“The ER and residential care provide a
solution together,” Art explains. “A new
ER on its own is not enough. We need the
ability to move people into the hospital
and right now there are no beds. If we
can’t move people from the ER into acute
care beds, then we’d just have a nicer
place for patients to spend more time.”
More To Be Done
The board has already commenced
with planning for the next stage of
development for the hospital and the
community. “While we work to ensure the
hospital continues to meet the community’s evolving needs, we’re also working
to minimize demand with prevention
strategies through the Healthy Community Initiative.”
The Foundation initiated the Healthy
Community Committee and invited the
City of White Rock, City of Surrey, Fraser
Health and community organizations to
develop strategies for enhanced health
and prevention. “Our appetite is to grow
the Because People Matter grant program.
I believe we’ll see an increased investment
in the program once the Committee starts
identifying solutions — in fact, we’ve
already increased its funding and scope to
help the program grow.”
Setting A High Standard
Knowing there is much to be done in a
challenging health care environment
doesn’t phase Art, who is not one for
the status quo. “I think there is more we
can embark on, and I love the discussions we’re having with our board. It’s
a tradition in this community to seek
the best solution to meet our collective
needs — whatever it takes. That’s exactly
what our board is set to do.”
Art and his wife, Marj, are longtime
residents of the Peninsula, and have two
grown children and two grandchildren.
Art’s passion for business remains undiminished as he continues to be involved
in numerous initiatives, in addition to his
ongoing commitment to the community.
Just as the Foundation pushes ahead
with its bold strategy, it has been
accredited by Imagine Canada for its
best practices — the highest standard
a Canadian charity can achieve. “This is
a great accomplishment for our Foundation. It says our practices are of the
highest order and speaks volumes about
our staff and everyone involved with our
organization.”
“This is a great accomplishment for our Foundation. It says our
practices are of the highest order and speaks volumes about our
staff and everyone involved with our organization.”
PAHCHF Receives Canada’s Highest Charitable Accreditation!
PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH FOUNDATION is proud to have been
accredited by Imagine Canada’s Standards Program, the country's most stringent
standards for charities. The Imagine Canada mark represents best practices in five
key areas including board governance, financial accountability and transparency,
fundraising, staff management and volunteer involvement — and requires an annual
review to ensure standards are maintained ongoing.
PAHCHF is honoured to be acknowledged for our continued commitment to excellence. For more information about Imagine Canada visit www.imaginecanada.ca.
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PARTNER PROFILE ✚
“It’s a great
feeling to give
back to the
community.”
White Rock Optometry’s Clear Vision:
Give Close to Home
WHEN THE CARING EYE DOCTORS at
White Rock Optometry Clinic sat down
with their staff to choose a local charity
of choice, the decision was easy.
“We’d been generous donors internationally and it was time to start doing
something close to home as well,” Dr.
Sally Donaldson said.
Shab Khan, Optometrist Assistant,
agrees. “Peace Arch Hospital & Community Health Foundation seemed like an
obvious choice. Not only is it local, but
the hospital has taken care of all of us at
some point.”
The clinic accepts donations from
patients, which the doctors match dollar
for dollar. In their first two years White
Rock Optometry has raised an astonishing
$27,541, and each year they strive to raise
more money than they did the year before.
“We’re lucky we live in a community that
is generous, and we’re lucky to have great
staff who aren’t afraid to ask for donations,” Dr. Donaldson said. “It’s a great
feeling to give back to the community.”
This special group does more than give
back. The team at White Rock Optometry
proudly participates in the Foundation’s
annual Great Pumpkin Run Walk. Joined
by family members of all ages, staff don
creative costumes and embrace the
community spirit of the event.
Dr. Donaldson reflects, “It was great to
see the team out walking and running…
that we were also recognized at the event
(for their fundraising efforts) was just the
icing on the cake.”
“We all look forward to that event,” Shab
says. “It is very fun, and the number of
people who participate is amazing!”
FROM THE TOP: The White Rock Optometry doctors present their 2013 cheque for $14,527.70. Pictured: Dr. Melanie
Sherk, Dr. Cindy Anderson, Dr. Tracy Ertel, Dr. Tracey Curry,
Dr. Sally Donaldson and Tracy Penner of the Foundation.
Missing: Dr. Natasha Grewal; the White Rock Optometry
team at the 2013 Great Pumpkin Run Walk.
Thank you White Rock
Optometry, we think you’re
pretty amazing too!
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The 8th Annual Great Pumpkin Run Walk returns
Sunday, October 26th to Peace Arch Hospital.
Save the Date!
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Dig out your zaniest costume, lace up your sneakers and join the festivities.
It’s a fun way to be active while raising money for a great cause — Peace
Arch Hospital’s ER. Check our website mid-August for registration and
prizing details. We hope you can join us!
Photo: Gord Goble
FINANCIAL REPORT ✚
2013-14 FINANCIAL SUMMARY
2013-14 Fundraising Revenue: $4.7M
Sources of Fundraising Revenue:
12%
17%
1%
Funds Designated For:
2013-14 Disbursement
of Funds: $1.1M**
41%
41%
34%
17%
54%
46%
25%
✚ Individuals & corporations
✚ Area of greatest need
✚ Estate gifts
✚ ER redevelopment
& expansion
✚ Grants & community
service groups
12%
✚ Other restricted funds
✚ Peace Arch Hospital
medical equipment
✚ Peace Arch Hospital
special projects (see the
bathing suites on page 5!)
✚ Events (net)
✚ Because People Matter
grants (see below)
** Funds not disbursed in the year are held to fund upcoming projects,
equipment and campaigns, as per the donor designated purpose.
To view our audited financial statements, or for more information,
please visit www.pahfoundation.ca/financials or call us at 604.535.4520.
✚ Other
Because People Matter!
Our grant program supports initiatives that enhance health and wellness through activity, education, research and
service delivery to the South Surrey/White Rock area. Over the years, we have invested more than $1.4 million in 90+
projects that made a significant impact in our community. Last year, we approved $163,600 for innovative programs
including a children's fitness club, an outdoor play space, a recovery program for stroke survivors and iPads for realtime patient feedback in Peace Arch Hospital's ER and for children with Autism. For more information and/or to apply
for a 2014/2015 Because People Matter Grant (applications open this summer), visit www.pahfoundation.ca/grants.
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✚ THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
THE GIVING CIRCLES
The Weatherby Circle is our way of
extending heartfelt appreciation to those
thoughtful donors who have made us
aware of deferred gifts through their will,
life insurance policy or retirement fund.
Donors in our Caring Circle make healthcare a priority with an annual donation
or pledge payment between $1,000 and
$9,999 — either through a monthly gift or
single annual contribution.
Caring Circle members are indicated with
a single asterisk *
A HE♥RTFELT
THANK YOU TO OUR
GENEROUS DONORS!
$1,000,000 +
Ministry of Health
Service
Estate of Horst & Emmy
Werner
Spence Family
Foundation **
W. Herb & Marie Topp
Ivan & Eleanor
Worthington‑White **
$500,000 ‑ $999,999
$10,000 ‑ $24,999
Florence Wall *
Anonymous ** (1)
B & B Contracting Ltd.
Mike & Debbie Braun
Canadian Western Bank
CIBC Children's
Foundation
CIBC Wood Gundy White Rock Branch
CIBC
Estate of Donald
Alexander Crawford
Dale Matheson
Carr‑Hilton LaBonte LLP,
Chartered Accountants
& Business Advisors
ESC Automation or Delta
Controls Inc.
Jens J. Fons **
Four Seasons Hotel
Vancouver
Anthony & Mary Hatcher
Trust **
Maureen S. Hilton **
Frank Hui & Diane Bian **
Interkob Holdings Ltd.
$100,000 ‑ $249,999
Anonymous *
Werner & Helga Höing
Foundation **
Estate of Margaret
Kennedy MacDonald
$25,000 ‑ $99,999
Anonymous ** (1)
Sheron L. Blewett **
City of White Rock
Elgin Park Secondary
Graham & Darlene
Cameron Foundation **
Edwin & Lois Hardy **
Sylvia Olsen **
Peace Arch News
Peninsula Community
Foundation **
Rotary Club –
Semiahmoo **
John & Victoria
Simmons **
James B. Wallace
Foundation **
Jack Kobelt **
Joy TV
Estate of Glenn G.
Lawrence
Frank & Yvonne
McCracken
Foundation **
National Bank Financial
Royal Canadian Legion
Crescent Branch ‑ #240
Kent & Dragana
Sanderson **
Schill Insurance Brokers
Limited
Scotiabank
Pacifica Resort
Retirement Living
Wolrige Foundation,
The **
Richard von Hehn **
Westland Insurance
Huan Sheng Zhong &
Shaoling Zhang **
$1,000 ‑ $9,999
Anonymous * (5)
Anonymous (2)
Adam‑Chris
Development Ltd.
Advanced Physiotherapy
Comprised of like-minded individuals
and corporations whose contributions
have an immediate positive impact in
the community, the Ambassadors Circle
includes individuals who give a $10,000
cash gift or pledge payment in the current
year. Corporations that contribute
$25,000 or more in a cash gift or pledge
payment in the current year are recognized as our Corporate Ambassadors.
Ambassadors Circle members are
indicated with a double asterisk **
Air Canada
Margaret Andrews
Al & Debbie Arbuthnot *
Arbutus Roofing & Drains
Limited
Arthur Murray Dance
Studio ‑ White Rock
Ashberry & Logan
Floral Designers
Harry L. Baedak **
B&B Contracting Group
BC Lions Football Club
Bill & Michelle Bailey *
Barbara J. Baker *
Gordon & Cheryl
Barefoot *
Phillip & Patricia Barnes *
Arthur & Joyce Bates *
Louise McKnight Bay
Realty Ltd.
David & Nyle Beck
Dr. Dorothea Bergen *
John & Gillian Bertamini *
Hermann & Carol
Bessert *
Birdies & Buckets Family
Golf Centre
Arie Bos *
Brawn Karras &
Sanderson Barristers &
Solicitors
Joe Breaks *
Doug Brealey *
Georgia Briggs *
Britco Structures *
Mike Buchanan *
George & Nellie Bureyko *
Dr. Mohammad I. Butt *
Gordon Bylo
C & K Courtesy Cleaners
Ltd.
James & Evelyn Caine *
Colin & Carmen
Cameron *
Brian Cann
Dr. Elizabeth Cant *
Drs. Gary Jackson &
Jennifer Cant *
Estate of Joan Joyce
Carter
Diane Carter *
Mark & Kristin Catroppa
Centrifuge Media Lab
Jean Chacko *
Maurice & Anne
Charpentier *
Dr. Robert & Lynn
Cheyne *
Choices Markets
Marcia Church *
City of Surrey
Sandra Clark
Denis & Carmelle
Clements
Coast Spas
Coates Portrait Design
Consulate General of the
United States of America
Marie Cooper *
Bob & Carolyn Cooper **
Ryan Cooper
Tim Copeland & Louise
McKnight *
Albert & Doris Copp *
Dr. Stephen & Elizabeth
Coret *
Vincent E. Coyne *
Alan Crooks & Claire
Langley
Custom Plate & Profiles
Dales Family, The
Joaquim & Rosa
Darocha *
Thomas & Lianne Dean **
Bill & Eva Derpak *
Peter Donaldson *
Dr. Cindy J. Anderson
Optemetric Corporation *
Dr. James Rudnik Inc.
Dr. Melanie C. Sherk
Optometric Corporation *
This donor list recognizes individuals and organizations who supported the Foundation between April 1, 2013 and March 31, 2014.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you notice an error, kindly contact the Foundation at 604.535.4520.
16 thrive
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS ✚
Dr. Tracey Curry
Optometric Corporation *
Jared & Meryll Dreyer
Jean Dutton *
Roy Dyce *
William & Rose Dyke *
Dynamic Funds *
Martin & Jean Eisner *
Douglas & Jo‑Anne
Ellenor *
EllisDon Corporation
EPCOR
Fairmont Pacific Rim
David Fettback
Jack & Marsha
Finnbogason *
Silvia Floreano *
Dea
Freschi *
Fortis BC
Four Seasons Resort –
Whistler
Al & Donna Freeze *
Mark & Heather Friesen
Rick Friesen
Steve & Heather
Frishling *
Chris M. Forman *
Geoffrey & Adrienne
Funke *
Gateway Casinos &
Entertainment Inc.
General Paint Limited
Stan & Nancy Gieschen *
Satvir Gill
Golden Glory Martial Arts
Academy
Doreen Goldie
Beverly Goodall *
Brian Goodchild & Anne
Simpson *
Faye Gougeon *
Marlys Graham *
Patrick Grant *
William R. Greig *
Gayle Greveling
Robert & Linda Grimm *
Bev & Helen Hadley *
Judy & Dennis Hall *
Hallmark Carpets
Limited
Hamilton Duncan
Armstrong & Stewart
Law Corporation
Mounir Hassan &
Fatemah Cyr *
Howard & Olive Havies *
Henk & Fran Havinga *
Appolonia Heit
Peter & Sylvia Hemmes
Dr. Jerrod & Danielle
Hendry
Highliner Construction
Limited *
Homelife Benchmark
Realty Corporation
Larry Hope & Hope
Mavis *
Estate of Frieda Hoskins
Brent & Holly Horsburgh *
Howe's Market *
Marvin Hunt, The
David & Betty Icharia
Imperial Paving Limited
Innovative Fitness ‑
White Rock
Invision Design & Media
Brad & Christine
Jackman *
Jacob Bros Construction
Ltd.
Mike Mannella & Irene
Jacob *
Todd Jacob
Jeevan Investment Ltd. *
William & Frances Joiner
Dalton Jones *
Alan & Anne Joy *
KDS Construction
Kane, Shannon & Weiler
Howard & Kim Karras *
Kasian Architecture
Interior Design &
Planning Ltd.
Kennedy Anderson
Creative Group
G. & L. Kincade *
Dr. Charles King &
Wendy Wulff *
Tom & Marylou Kirstein *
A. Kloess
Knights of Columbus ‑
Surrey Council 4767 *
KN&V Chartered
Accountants LLP
Harry & Patricia Koehn *
Estate of Lila Landry
Tracy Lapierre
Drs. Steve Larigakis &
Caroline Ferris
Dr. Jean Lauzon &
Jennifer Bland *
Dr. Martin & Hana Lebl *
Leith Wheeler
Investment Counsel
Rowena Leivo *
Leonis Management &
Consultants Ltd. *
Sharilyn Lindsay *
Lioness Club ‑ White
Rock
Live Well Exercise Clinic
Inc.
London Drugs
Foundation
Donald & Stella
Longstaff *
Marc Loustau *
Alec & Marlene
MacKenzie *
Magical Dreams
Foundation *
Paul & Jane Manning
Daniel & Dorothy
Manulak *
Mardon Insurance
Brokers
Don Mark & Family *
John Mast
Master's Touch Inc.
Jan
E. McCaffery *
David & Sandra
McConnach *
Estate of Mervin Joseph
McDonald
J. Stephen McDonald *
David & AnnaLisa
McFarlane *
McJac's Roadhouse
Grille
John & Beatrice Melvin *
Ollie G. Miller *
Robert & Lynn Miller *
Michael & Theonilla
Miller *
John & Lilian Mitchell *
Moby Dick Seafood
Restaurant
Monark Group
David Moorhouse *
Morgan Crossing
Properties Ltd.
John & Elizabeth
Morrish *
David G. Munro *
Murdoch Jewellers
Murphy Wall Beds
Bill & Doreen Nelson *
Ann L. Neumann
New Balance
Newton's Hi‑Quality
Meats Limited *
Nygard
Spa Uniforms Inc.
Ocean Park Ford Sales
Limited
John & Donna Ogilvie *
O'Leary Funds
Management LP
George & Joelle
Paleologou
Peace Arch Shrine Club
Bob & Kay Pedersen
Pedersen's Party Rentals
Ltd.
Peninsula Runners
Dr. Lourens & Duré
Perold *
Gladys Peterson *
Pharmasave Health
Centre #009
Lynne Pitts‑Dawes *
PJzzzz Bed Bath Sleep
Boutique
Dragana Sanderson,
RBC Financial Planning
Platinum Athletic Club
Maureen R. Popham *
Premium Brands
Holding Corp
Deryl & Pat Priest
Albert & Greta
Quartermaine *
Raymond Rae & Susan
Wingate *
Rasoi Restaurant Inc.
RBC Dominion
Securities ‑ White Rock
RBC Foundation *
Recycle‑It!
Red FM
Denny & Debbie Regier
Art & Marjorie Reitmayer *
REMAX Colonial Pacific
Realty Ltd.
ReShip.com
Rieding Projects
Limited *
Theodore Rivney *
Catherine Robertson
Rochells Jewellers
Margaret E. Rodgers *
Hermann & Irene
Rohrmoser *
Romancing The Home
Gordon W. Ross *
Royal Canadian Legion
#6 Poppy Fund
Royal Canadian Legion
#8
Douglas & Barbara
Russell *
Salvatore Russo &
Theresa Berlinghf *
Norm Rutherford &
Cheryl Stewart *
Avi & Mindy Sahl *
Darryl Samoil
Samuel Son & Co., Ltd. *
David Schellenberg &
Catherine Ross *
Al & Wendy Schill
Matt & Jennifer Schill
Arnold & Florence
Schwab
Jollean Shallard *
Estate of Walter
Shistovsky
Shoppers Drug
Mart /Pharmaprix
LIFEfoundation
Linda & Bruce Shore *
Sikka Foundation Inc.
Michael Simpson *
Ralph & Florence
Simpson *
Dr. Peter & Charmaine
Skepasts *
Jackie Smith & Scott
Jacob *
Solaris Management
Consultants *
Saunté Medical & Laser
Spa
Dr. Werner & Vivian
Spangehl *
Judy Spurr *
Lynne Spurr *
Colin Stewart *
Dr. S. Strovski Inc. *
Keith & Denise Stuart *
Supremex Incorporated
Susie Brown ‑ Silpada
Designs
Darren and Mary-Lou
Svab
Albert & Norma Svab *
Estate of Stanley Murray
Swabuk
Drs. Peter Tsang & Mae
Tam *
Lucia Tan *
Team TELUS Charitable
Giving Program
Curtain Call Drapery &
Decorating Company,
The
Peninsula Resort
Retirement Community
Living, The
Peninsula Runners
Thrifty Foods
Barbara F. Tole *
Stephanie Tortorelli *
Arie & Alice Trommel *
Grant & Michelle
Turnbull
United Way of Calgary
& Area
Anibal & Tracey Valente
Marten & Ruth Van
Huizen *
Nicolaas Van Vliet *
Vancouver Airport
Authority
Dr. Elizabeth Varughese *
Chef Vikram Vij
Vancouver Canucks
Robert & Jean Walker *
Rusty & Ryoko Ward *
Robert Warick *
Janette Watson
William G. Weiler *
Jim & Jan Werner
Joseph West *
White Spot Restaurant
Ltd.
White Rock Baptist
Church *
White Rock Optometry
Clinic
Whitecliff by Revera
Larry & Gwen Wick
John & Jan Wild *
Brian C. & Sharon
Williams *
Wilson M. Beck
Insurance
Meredith Wilson *
Thelma & Jack Wilson *
Xclusive Auto Spa
Chin‑Hung Yang *
Neil & Lisa Yarmoshuk *
Gary C. Yee *
Dr. Kerry & Kate
Yoshitomi *
Leslie Zhao
$250 ‑ $999
Anonymous (9)
Abigail's Hotel
Ed & Beverley Ackerman
Nelly Acot
Arthur Adamson
Peter & Marion
Alexander
Naomi Allen
Bill & Nancy Anderson
Drs. Brian Anderson &
Barbara Robertson
Arthur & Lena Anderson
Ted & Jean Andrew
Pamela Andrews
Tyson Angus
Anna Kristina Boutique
John & Adalene Arden
L. Jean Ardiel
Ann‑Marie Arnold‑Smith
Robert J. Arwick
Clarence & Bea Arychuk
Dr. Gary G. Baker
Jeffrey Baker
Dr. Rangappa & Rupa
Balakrishna
This donor list recognizes individuals and organizations who supported the Foundation between April 1, 2013 and March 31, 2014.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you notice an error, kindly contact the Foundation at 604.535.4520.
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✚ THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
Betty Ann Baldo
Grace Ballantyne
Dave & Diane Balsor
Clarence & Stella Barber
Don & Gisele Barker
Dr. Guy Barnes
Manjit Basra
Dr. Michael Bassett
John & Mary Bateman
BC Pacific Capital Corp.
BD Hall Constructors
Corp.
Scott Bearss
Stephanie Beck
Alex Beleski
Michael J. Beley &
Kathryn Church
Peter & Margaret
Bendiksen
Estate of Betty Irene
Besse
Wes & Kirsten Bews
Cameron & Michelle
Biffart
John Black
James & Heather
Blatchford
John Bliss
Wendy Bollard
Jeff Borkowski
Harry N. Bottomley
B. Bourke
Marcia Bower
Lisa Ann Boyle
Ralph & Helen Bradbury
Preet Brar
Brenda Brice
Dr. David Briggs & Gilda
Mahabir
Colin & Eileen Brown
Edward & Kathleen
Brown
Fraser Bruce
Drs. Vic & Carolyn
Bubbar
Gary & Agda
Buckborough
Pam Burton
Thomas A. Button
Cactus Club Café
Daniel & Stephanie
Cadieux
Calco Equipment Ltd.
Chad Cameron
Canada Safeway Limited
#47
Frank Carberry
Kenneth Carpenter
Sven Caspersen
Peter Cass & Jocelyn
Creigh‑Cass
18 thrive
Robert W. & Edna M.
Catterall
Centennial Foodservice
Glenn & Lori Chalmers
Gloria Chang
Brent Chapman
Chateau Ste. Michelle
Robert Chernesky
Elaine Cheung
Chloe Angus Design
Antoni & Marianna
Chmielewski
Chocolaterie Bernard
Callebaut
Dr. Russell Leonard &
Lori Cholowski
Dr. Joseph Chong
Antonius Chung
Dr. Ronald & Heather
Clarke
CMS Enterprises Inc.
Bar‑Jean Colby
Wesley Colby
Donald & Margaret
Collings
Comfort Keepers - White
Rock
Mike & Joelle Cooke
Elsie A. Coutts
Robert & Kathryn
Crawford
Jack & Joan Creasy
Crescent Beach
Publishing
Crescent Park Dental
Clinic
Ken & Muriel Croft
Ted & Carolyn Crosby
Jeff Crossley
Crossroads Mobility
Solutions
Russ & Irene Cuming
Charles & Wendy Curteis
Heike Czisch
Monica Dahl
Dailey Method Barre
Studio, The
Adolph & Alice Dalke
Cecil & Erna Darby
Sharon L. Darlington
Dr. Glanville & Mary
Davies
Glyn Davies
John & Geraldine
Dawson
Hans & Lynn deJongh
Debbie Mozelle Designer
Optical
Delta Controls Inc.
Delta Laser & Skin Care
Centre
Joan Demir
DesLauriers Chiropractic
Group Inc. & Associates
Jasmail Dhaliwal
Brock Dorward
R. Paul & Sue Douglas
R. Alan & Irene Dow
Dr. Jagpaul Sahota Inc.
Dr. Murray Fain Inc.
Dr. William Liang
Incorporated
Murray Driediger &
Elizabeth Kuntz
Rick & Joan Dubord
Frank N. Duncan
Lorne & Karen Ebenal
O.B. Eccles
EH Florist Inc.
Kirby Ell
Ella's
Carol Ellis
Gerald & Elizabeth Ellis
Marla Ellis
Brent & Tram Ellwyn
Essence of Dance Inc.
Brian A. Evans
Everything Wine
Arno Ewert
Expedia
CruiseShipCenters
Ron Fettback
Fidelity Investments
Canada ULC
David Firby & Joan
Walker
Gerald Fisher
Willie & Sharon Fisher
John Forsdick
Bruce Gary Frankish
Fresh Hair Concepts
Limited
Jessie Fretter
Vince & Kayla Friesen
Douglas K. Garland
Shaun & Brenda Gaynor
Gemini Visuals
Miriam Gibbens
Charissa Giesbrecht
Eileen A. Girguere
Rob Gilbert
Girl! Ventures Inc.
Lorna Glass
Jill Goldsby
Gerry Gollman
John Gordy
Mike Grahame
GRP Construction
Cheryl Guenther
Vincent & Ivy Hadley
Theo & Evelyn Hahn
David Hall
Lorne & Janet Halliday
Bob & Carol Halsey
Chester Hansen
Harbour Air Group
Scott Hardy
Fay Harris
Philip Harvey
K. Masood Hasan
Bill & Donna Haymond
Bruce Hayne
Shirley Hazzard
Steve Heim
Linda Hepner
Gary & Maxine Heppell
Hazel Herd
Peter Herzig
Dave Heyes
Leslie C. Hill
Hinote Investments Ltd
Allen W. Hippsley
Edward & Catherine Hird
L. Doreen Hoath
Sherry Hoff *
Homelife Benchmark
Titus Reallty
Tak Honkawa
Harp & Harinder
Hoonjan
Michael & Marjorie
Hoops
Will Hopkins
Fred A. & Margaret
Hopton
Jagrup Hothi
Guy & Muguette Houde
House Warmings
Furniture Boutique
Gail Howden
Jason & Michelle Howe
Chang Hong Hu
Hudson's Bay Company
- Langley, The
Sandy Hughes
Victoria Hurlbut
i‑Finance
Innovative Fitness –
Whistler
International Gems
Incorporated
IPAC Chemicals Ltd.
Dianna James
John & Mary Jans
Perry & Andrea Janssen
Andrew & Charlene
Janzen
Esther Jarvis
William F. Jeffcoat
Sharanjit Johal
Allan Johanson & Tara
Sketchley
Archie & Susan Johnston
F. Patrick & Margaret
Jordan
Sheila Jory
Eugene & Marolyn Jow
Edward Kabanuk
Esther Karwandy
Howard & Ellen Kennett
Lothar & Maureen Kiner
Kitchen Therapy
Phillis Kitchen
Ira & Elizabeth Kitzel
Kiwanis ‑ White Rock/
South Surrey
Dr. George & Dragica
Kljajic
Marianne Koch
Jutta Koloska
Deanie Kolybabi
Katherine Koop
Harold Koss
Kees & June Koster
Marilyn Lacate
Klaus & Doris Lada
Paul Laking & Dr. Anne
Clarke
Helen C. Lambert
Faye Lamont
Tom & Karen Lane
Alfred & Erma Lange
Ruby Laronde
Elaine LaSota
Jack Last
Carolyn Latzen
Jim Lawson
John & Bonnie Lecky
Dave Lee
Robert Legault
Eric G. Lewtas
Paul Lewthwaite
M. Gale Lindenthaler
Leonard Lindsay
Lisa King Photography
Dr. W. Spencer Lister
Roger S. & Therese
Livingstone
Greg Lock
Derek & Glenna Logan
Susan Loken
London Drugs Limited
G. Roy Long
Bob & Joan Lowe
Ken & Peggy Lowe
Lulu Island Winery Ltd.
Mervyn & Barbara Lutes
Greg & Karyn Lutz
Parker & Barbara
MacCarthy
June MacKenzie
Alastair & Helen Maclean
J. Ronald & Lorraine
MacLeod
Mary T. MacLeod **
Madden Solutions Ltd.
Jagdeep Mangat
Ian & Terri Mankey
Juanita Manning
Arthur & Elizabeth Martin
Pauline Martin
Kenichi & Reiko Matsuo
Ron & Joan Matthews
Peter & Olive Maychruk
Ian A. C. McCallum
Donald George
McClellan
Jennifer McDuff
Terence & Barbara
McGillivray
Douglas & Ariel McGrath
Gary & Dena McGratten
Gordon McLachlan
Bruce McLean
Ethel McLean
Lorne & Jean McLennan
Robert & Delda
McLennan
Jim & Berna McMaster *
Paul & Megan McMillan
James & Madeleine
McNamee
Isobel May McRobbie
MD Wellness Solutions
Joyce Melnychuk
Jennie Melnyk
Mennonite Foundation
of Canada
Alden & Michele
Michaelchuk *
Michael's Fine
Photography Ltd.
Lilian Miller
Peter & Christine Miller
Mary Mills
Ray & Ritu Mohan
Sheelah Mongey
Helen Monkman
Mike Montesano
This donor list recognizes individuals and organizations who supported the Foundation between April 1, 2013 and March 31, 2014.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you notice an error, kindly contact the Foundation at 604.535.4520.
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS ✚
Morgan Creek Golf
Course
Ron Morin
Margaret Muche
Reidunn Mudie
James J. Mulvaney
Patricia Muncaster
Garry & Bev Myers
Doreen Myring
Azfar Naim
National Bank of
Canada
Alan & Shirley Nauss
Paul & Lynn Neff
Richard & Jacquie
Nelson
Robert & Lindy Nice
Bob & Diane Nicholas
Wolf Nickel & Theresa
Thom
Nita Lake Lodge
Greg Noga
Marilyn Nunuk
Ocean Park Mechanical
Ocean Park News
Stan & Laura Ogibowski
Okanagan Crush Pad
Winery
Maurice & Kitty O'Kelly *
Doug & Jackie Olive
Don & Patricia Olsen
Ray Orimaco
Elfriede Orleans
Manuel Otero
Russ & Lucille Pacey
Janice Pardy
Glenn & Brenda Parks
Kym Parsons
Peace Arch Rebekah
Lodge ‑ #66
Peace Portal Golf Course
Philip R. Perceval
David & Ella Mae
Petherbridge
Alex & Siobhan Philips *
John & Eleanor Phillips
Peter & Cheryl Phillips *
Pickett Designs
Nick & Stella Pirc
John Plummer
Peter & Molly
Podovinikoff
David & Joan Poole
Pop Culture Art & Frame
Dr. Bryan & Anne
Prentice
Michelle Price
Edward Priest
Project: Homeworks
Eunice V. Pruden
Wilma Pryma
Dr. Jeff & Carol Purkis
Dr. Val Raffle
William & Eileen Rapson
Amy Rauscher
RBC Royal Bank
J. Arthur Reid
Robert H. & Mabel T.
Reid
Wendy Reid
Renaissance Wine
Merchants Ltd.
Restwell Sleep Products
Richard S. Ego Signature
Hair & Spa
Frank Rideout
River Rock Casino Resort
RLG International
Richard H. Robinson
Maurice & Marie
Rougeau
Richard & Emma Ruf
Jay & Debi Rumley
Patrick Rundle
Russell Brewing
Company
Stanley & Emma
Rutledge
Slavica & Marijan Sakic
Jas Salh
Salon Cordeiro
Robert Mackay & Patricia
Sandberg
Milka Santrach
Grant & Marni Sargeant
Save On Scooters &
Medical Equipment
Wendy Scantland
Mike & Michelle Scardina
Philip Scheltens
Michael & Adelheid
Schimmele
Bernie & Cindi Scholz
Alexander Schultz
Robert & Gayle Scott
Semiahmoo Secondary
School
Greg & Fran Sewell
Ken & Brenda Sewell
Douglas Shaver
William & Lillian Shaw
John Sherstone
Clark & Nancy Shewfelt **
Shoppers Home Health
Care
Dale Shury
Dr. Sonia Singh
Wilfred & Irene Sinitsin
Dennis L. & Marlene
Skulsky
Frances & Karel Slotman
Donald & Anna
Smetheram
Alison Smith
Arn & Valerie Smith
Shawn Smith
Sydney Smith
David & Colleen Sokol
Keith & Renee Solinsky
Sandeep Somal
Queenie Soo
Ike & Louise Sorensen
South Surrey & White
Rock (SSWR) Chamber
of Commerce, The
South Surrey Smiles
Hugh & Lynne Spence
Splashes Wash Lodge
Sry Select Painting Ltd
Jefferey & Janice Stasiuk
David Steffins & Karen
Vida
Denise Stevenson
Stevested Machinery &
Engineering Ltd.
Elvina A. Stewart
Still On The Hill Inc.
Randy & Janice Stinson
Dr. Robert & Ann Stinson
Edward & Marjorie Stock
Robert & Gloria Storey
Rudy & Violet Stork
Dr. Robert & Alison
Strang
Dr. Harvey & Tracy
Strecker
Strides Pedorthics Inc.
Studio 3 Media
Sullivan Athletic
Community Association
Mona Swanson
Michael & Jay Syroid
Ruperto & Emelita Tan
Targus Canada
Phyllis Thom
Vance & Lillian Thom
M. Howard Thomas
Allan & Patricia
Thomson
Gordon & Linda
Thomson
J. Gordon Thomson
Kenneth & Carol Thorpe
Julius & Louanne
Thorson
Thrifty Foods ‑ South
Surrey
Marion Thurston
Stewart & Karen Tiessen
Tim Hortons ‑ South
Point Exchange
Tops Lighting & Electric
Service Ltd.
Donna Townson
Dave Tredgett
Lobsang & Carly Tsering
Tysach Higgins
Investments Ltd.
Jean Van Dam
Colleen L. Van De Voort
Jon & Sue Van Geel
Gerrit Van Gelderen
Thelma Van Humbeck
Amanda Vanags
Vancouver Foundation
Ronald & Lena
Vanderhelm
Kristine Vasko
Pedro & Rachel Vicente
Vinod Vithlani
W Seattle
Margaret H. Wahl
Gerald & Wanda
Waldock
Nick & Chrisine Walker
Dave & Cindy Walker
John & Marni Warren
Kent Webster
Michael & Jean Weller
West Coast Golf Group
Klaus Westen
Westminster House
White Spot ‑ Morgan
Crossing
White Spot ‑ White Rock
Joyce M. Whiteside
Mike & Lana Wick
Klaas & Esther Wiebe
E.R. (Sandy) & Mary‑Lou
Wightman **
Kent & Fay Williamson
Georgie A. Wilson
Nancy Wilson
Darryn & Stacey Wilson
Chris Windle
Carol‑Ann Winkler
Reinella Wood
A. Clark Woodland
Wan Ling Yang
Ruth Yelle
Larrie & Rita York
TRIBUTES &
HONOUREES
Clifford Adams
Dr. David Anderson
Janet Baxfield
Dr. Antonio
Benitez‑Gomez
Olga Bottomley
Richard Boyack
Kipp Boyd
Ann Brown
Isabelle Campbell
Kennedy Campbell
Mollie Church
Clayton Clark
Gwen Colbourne
Dr. Karl Cremer
Doris Dales
John Dancey
Robert Dawes
Nick Demir
Leslie Dutton
Al Elcombe
Reiko Endo
Glennys Fisher
Maggie Fons
W. J. (Jack) Galpin
Dr. A. Benitez Gomez
Arthur Haddon
Wendy Halpin
Gudrund Hansen
Patricia Hansen
Len Hazzard
David Herd
Rockley Holman
Dr. Lisle T. Jory
Dorothy Kavadias
Fritz Koloska
Samuel Peter Koltai
Spenser Koltai
Dr. Jeffrey Kwee
Klaus Lada
Anita Lewis
Leonard Lindsay
Greg Long
Lillian Long
Larry MacKenzie
Helen Mark
Robert McGill
Robert McNally
James Meek
Beatrice Melvin
Alvin Miller
William Miller
Kenneth Moorhouse
Geraldine O'Brien
Kay Pesme
Vern Peterson
Ruth Pinkney
Molly Podovinikoff
Shirley Powell
Herb Rideout
Barbara Robinson
Kitty Rogers
John Romaniuk
Douglas Russell
Gordon Serediuk
Alexander Simpson
Dr. Aubrey Tanner
Derrald Thompson
Marie Topp
Gerrit Van Gelderen
Susan Vorley
Robert Walker
Arthur Ward
William Watson
Elizabeth West
WEATHERBY
CIRCLE MEMBERS
Anonymous (60)
John & Gillian Bertamini
Sheron L. Blewett
George & Nellie Bureyko
Gerald W. & Lorraine
Burns
Margaret P. Cooper
Helen M. Cowhig
Martin & Jean Eisner
Mark & Heather Friesen
Gerry Gollman
Maureen Hansen
Mary Hatcher
Howard & Ellen Kennett
Jutta Koloska
Faye Lamont
Rowena Leivo
Imma R. Lovell
Brian & Jan Malinsky
Jane Manning
Lynne Pitts-Dawes
Margaret E. Rodgers
Dr. Werner & Vivian
Spangehl
Lynne Spurr
Agnes Timbs
John & Susan Toews
Florence Wall
This donor list recognizes individuals and organizations who supported the Foundation between April 1, 2013 and March 31, 2014.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you notice an error, kindly contact the Foundation at 604.535.4520.
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A GIFT TO LAST
Your family is your true legacy.
Be part of the tradition.
Once you’ve remembered them in your will, please
consider a gift to Peace Arch Hospital & Community
Health Foundation.
Let your legacy be the gift of health for your family —
and for every family in our community.
For more than 60 years, our hospital has relied on the
generosity of our community supporters to ensure
excellent medical care is available close to home.
Please visit our website and join our community of
caring. Simply click on ‘Ways to Give’ and ‘Legacy
Giving’ at www.pahfoundation.ca or call Stephanie
Beck at 604.535.4520.