2014 Report - Bartels Retirement Community
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2014 Report - Bartels Retirement Community
Good Life! Celebrating 60 Years of the Annual Report 2014 Annual Report | “Celebrating 60 years of caring” Debra K. Schroeder President & CEO “We are thankful for the generous, committed friends of Bartels that have served as loyal supporters of Bartels over the past years.” 2014 was an excellent year for Bartels as we celebrated 60 Years of Caring. We were especially honored with the 2014 Governor’s Quality Award in recognition of our excellent services. We remained focused on our mission and celebrated our successes and services with concentrated efforts of supporting local charities, participating in community events and sponsoring a day at the Bremer County Fair. As I reflect over six decades of Bartels service to the community, one constant rings true: the Bartels staff genuinely cares about our residents! In 2014, my family experienced this loving nature on a personal level. My father, a Bartels resident for three years, passed away in December. We personally experienced the “Good Life at Bartels” with the compassionate care he received; not just the excellent direct care staff, but every staff member from housekeeping, dining services, maintenance, business services and leisure services. Our talented employees live and breathe the Bartels’ mission on a daily basis; transforming its meaning into “The Good Life” for our residents. I am so proud of our staff at Bartels. We made excellent progress towards our strategic vision goals in 2014. We are thankful for the generous, committed friends of Bartels that have served as loyal supporters over the past years. It will continue to take a concerted effort from our constituents to keep the hopes and dreams of a better future at Bartels alive. We are committed to continue the Lord’s work of caring for our residents to better meet their individualized needs – to make Bartels the best possible place to live and work. Thank you for your continued support. Stay tuned as Bartels continues to make progress in 2015 towards better serving community needs. Debra K. Schroeder Bartels President & CEO Message from Leadership It is my pleasure, on behalf of the Board of Directors, to formally express our appreciation to the Bartels leadership, staff, and volunteers who inspire us. We are proud of our dedicated staff who have provided compassion, comfort, healing and hope to the residents we have served 24/7; 365 days a year for the past 60 years. Your commitment is greatly appreciated. We are deeply grateful for community support and for each and every person who has helped us achieve our goals through donations of time, skill, in-kind gifts and monetary support. Because of the support, encouragement and tireless efforts of all, the Bartels mission of enriching lives through quality service and Christian care continues to thrive. JoAn Headington Memorial Foundation Trustees; Chair 2 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Celebrating Our Leadership Board of Directors Dr. Ann Rathe Chair Rich Carlson Rev. Dennis Dickman Keith Collins Doug Miller Mike Litterer Paula Geise Pam Brickman JoAn Headington Memorial Foundation Trustees JoAn Headington Chair Dr. Bill Hamm Ryan Rasmussen Clair Lensing Julie Lindaman Jan Striepe Annual Report | 3 Celebrating our Community When you arrive at Bartels, you will feel that sense of home, all while receiving the care that you need. We know that it is our duty to provide residents a lifestyle that meets all of their needs; physically, mentally and spiritually. Eisenach Village...Independent Living Eisenach Village is a new type of active adult community with a focus on freedom...freedom from the everyday chores and home maintenance, and freedom to experience the lifestyle, leisure and learning that the community offers. Eisenach Village is located just north of the Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Campus and west of the Wartburg College Campus. Eichhorn Haus...Independent Living Eichhorn Haus is a retirement lifestyle, filled with friendships, social activities, security and, best of all, few responsibilities. You’ll enjoy the independence you want, with the assurance of a continuing care community to serve your future health needs. Located on the Bartels Campus, Eichhorn Haus features one-and two-bedroom apartments. Linden Place...Assisted Living Linden Place offers private apartment living with a blend of personal support and health care services to help you stay active and independent. Three options of personal service plans, attentive staff, a wellness program, transportation and dining are offered at Linden Place. You’ll enjoy the independence you want with the security, companionship and reassurance that comes from being a part of a continuing care community. “The first morning when we woke up to the sound of someone clearing our driveway, we knew we had made the right decision! Life is good at Eisenach Village!” ~ Russ & Darlene Peatrowsky, Eisenach Village Residents 4 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Woodland Terrace...Nursing Care Woodland Terrace is a community of caring, support and encouragement. Whether here for a few weeks of rehabilitation or for long-term nursing care, residents and patients of Woodland Terrace are shown respect for privacy and given personal attention to help them feel at home. Evergreen Arbor...Memory Care Evergreen Arbor is a dedicated center of care for those with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia. It is a spacious, nurturing home designed to give residents the freedom to safely explore on their own, join in familiar activities or relax at their leisure. Evergreen Arbor is a licensed memory care program with an emphasis on each person’s health, quality of life and wellbeing. Skilled Care & Rehabilitation Your first step toward home... Bartels Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation is a community of care, support and encouragement. We provide nursing care and rehabilitation to help patients with recovery following a hospital stay. Skilled Care is often a necessary transition for those recovering from a stroke, heart attack, surgery, fracture or other health conditions before returning home from the hospital. Bartels At Home Our history of quality, Christian services now extends into your home through our in-home services program, Bartels-At-Home. To ensure your safety and security, Bartels-At-Home caregivers are compassionate and caring staff that have been thoroughly screened and professionally trained to meet your needs with Home Helper Services, Personal Care Services and Peace of Mind Services. “The Bartels staff provides compassionate, loving care to enhance our lives. I like the activities that keep us moving...the rides in the country are a bonus! ~ Margaret Swanson, Woodland Terrace Resident Annual Report | 5 Celebrating Quality Care Rod Roberts, the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals Director, presented the 2014 Governor’s Award for Quality Care in Health Care Facilities to Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community. Deb Schroder, Bartels President & CEO, accepted the award and praised the Bartels staff for the dedicated work done each day to better serve the Bartels residents. She also acknowledged Bartels pet-therapy lab, Lucy, for her gentle spirit and loving personality that brings warmth and joy to the residents. The Governor’s Award for Quality Care was established to recognize long-term care providers that provide – in the nominator’s opinion a high level of care to their residents. This year’s Governor’s Award recipients were selected from a field of 16 nominated facilities. Since the first awards were presented in 2001, a total of 50 awards have been presented to 44 individual facilities. The facility was nominated by a family member of a Bartels resident “The Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community in Waverly has 60 years of providing the highest in quality physical settings, services, and care for its residents,” the nominator wrote. “The Community provides a full-range of living needs from independent apartments and homes, assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, nursing, memory care, and in-home care. Residents are able to remain as community members – to be part of family traditions and community traditions,” the nominator added. One of the services provided by Bartels – and dear to the heart of the nominator – was the implementation of a pet therapy program. “Bartels is now home to Lucy Lola Lorraine, a very lovable and highly-trained black Labrador. Lucy has grown very accustomed to approaching people in wheelchairs, on crutches, and in hospital beds and has the ability to help calm and soothe agitated individuals while lifting the spirits of those who might be sad or lonely,” the nominator explained. “The pet therapy program is just one example of Bartels’ everchanging environment as it responds and adapts to the needs and desires of the residents, and, thus, “offering them the best of physical, emotional, and spiritual care.” 6 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Grateful Resident Program From the skilled professionalism of the medical personnel through to the dining, housekeeping and maintenance staff, Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community is committed to providing quality services and Christian care. Delivering resident-centered care that is kind, sensitive and respectful is our highest priority. Our residents and families express their gratitude for the attention and compassion they receive in a variety of ways – by saying thank you, offering a smile, and when they are able, by providing financial support with a charitable gift. For this reason, Bartels established the Grateful Resident and Families Program. Our Grateful Resident and Families Program offers a permanent and significant way to honor employees and recognize their outstanding and exceptional service. We invite you to share a gift in appreciation for an outstanding Bartels team member who made a difference through acts of kindness, comfort or personal care. The employee will be notified that an anonymous gift was made in their honor, recognized publicly and given a lapel pin to wear proudly. Your partnership in our ministry helps strengthen our mission. Gifts help us to provide quality of life services, including art, horticultural and music therapies activities, transportation and a full-time Chaplaincy program. 2014 Grateful Residents & Families Recipients Joyce Maxey Kelli Groleau Steph Hewitt Candice Ward Dawn Hicks Whitney Samuelson Abbie Zwanziger Temi Eldridge Ashlea Craft Kim Miller Crystal Spencer Matt Hancock Chelsea Petersen Melissa Holthaus Sara Wildebour Rachel Lugg Desiree Perez Leah Bertram Kathy Harn Kaylen Sathen Erica Hanson Al Bidne Alice Bidne Viann Clancy Randi Hoerman Dustin Folkerts Debbie Bilharz Kayleigh Hartmann Hope Lund Cheyenne Brase Annual Report | 7 Celebrating 60 Years! Many exciting things happened, at Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community, as we celebrated our 60th anniversary in 2014. In honor of this milestone, Bartels chose to give back to the community through a variety of events. Monthly, the Bartels staff hosted potlucks with a focus on community causes. January kicked off the local campaign by recognizing the need to fight against hunger and poverty. Bartels hosted its third annual Souper Bowl of Caring. This annual nationwide endeavor helps address hunger needs in local communities. “It began as a youth program in 1990 with a prayer requesting that we enjoy the Super Bowl Football game, along with being mindful of those who are without a bowl of soup to eat.” says Pastor Allen Bidne, Bartels Chaplain. “Our efforts at Bartels now includes not only the young, but the young at heart.” With tables set up across the Bartels campus, including at Eisenach Village, Bartels residents, staff and visitors collected approximated $400 in food items and raised $109 to be donated to the Waverly location of the NE Iowa Food Bank. In the following months, nearly $3500 was raised to give to the American Heart Association, the Waverly Fire Department, Retrieving Freedom, Inc., the Waverly Police Department, Bremer County Relay for Life, Waverly Pet Rescue, Waverly Health Center Emergency Dept., the W-SR United Way, the East Central Iowa Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association and the W-SR Area United Way Adopt-A-Family program. Charles Infelt, declared the week of May 11-17, 2014 as Nursing Home Week at Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community. Bartels adopted the national theme of “Living the Aloha Spirit” and, in keeping with their Resident First Philosophy, demonstrated the qualities of patience, kindness, harmony and good feelings in caring and respect for others. Bartels sponsored a summer Concert in the Park, and, in August, sponsored a Day at the Bremer County Fair. The Bartels Chef did cooking demonstrations, Bartels staff and volunteers distributed free popcorn and ice cream and Deb Schroeder, the Bartels President/CEO, baked a pie for the annual pie auction held during the youth scrambles. Thank you to our Bartels friends and families, our vibrant community and our faithful donors for all of the help and encouragement given to Bartels during 2014. We’re proud to serve the community! 8 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Rock Around the Clock Poodle Skirts, Saddle Shoes and Rock ‘n’ Roll music filled the Good Shepherd Chapel at Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community! A 50’s Sock Hop was held for the residents of Woodland Terrace. Women residents were adorned with Polkadot scarves and cat eye glasses and men donned soda jerk hats to endorse the party theme. Records hanging from the ceiling, pink and white carnations to resemble a strawberry soda were used as table centerpieces and an inflatable jukebox completed the decorations. A pink Thunderbird, oversized glasses and an Elvis Presley microphone served as props as residents posed for pictures. The party menu included burgers, hot dogs, potato chips and Jell-O cubes. Homemade chocolate or vanilla malts, topped with whipped cream and a cherry, topped off the meal. Residents enjoyed dancing with staff to favorite tunes from the 1950’s performed by J.D. Francis. Great food, drinks and music were enjoyed by all. Little Free Library One of the most important lessons, parents can teach their children is a love of reading; a lesson well learned by the children of Arnold and Helen Imbrock. As a tribute to their parents, and with a passion for reading, the Imbrock family installed and dedicated a Little Free Library on the campus of Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community. In its most basic form, a Little Free Library is a box full of books; a “take a book, leave a book” gathering place where neighbors share their favorite literature and stories. “This library is in memory of our Dad and to honor our Mom.” says Rachel Imbrock. The Little Free Library is a testament to our parents’ love of sharing, and more importantly, giving to the community. We hope people find, use and love the library on the Bartels campus.” Dan Imbrock, a carpenter, stepped up to the plate to design and build the structure. If you look inside the library you will see a heartwarming family touch; a heart surrounding “Arnie + Helen 1947”. “It’s exciting to have Waverly’s first Little Free Library on the Bartels campus. It’s about reading, it’s about community, and it’s about working together! I hope our community friends will share in the spirit of it,” stated Barb Bridges, Vice President of Marketing & Development at Bartels. The Little Free Library can be found at Bartels Blue Entrance off of 5th Ave NW. and is officially registered at www.littlefreelibrary.org Annual Report | 9 Celebrating Residents Weddings Through the Ages The Leisure Services Team at Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community hosted a Weddings Through the Ages event. Residents and guests glanced back at the most popular wedding trends, attire, and more, from the early 1900s through presentday weddings. Vintage fashions, elegant styled gowns of the 1940’s, short wedding dresses reminiscent of the 1950’s and the modern day beaded dresses were displayed, along with wedding photos through the decades. “A wedding begins a journey; a journey called marriage.” said Bartels’ Chaplain, Pastor Al Bidne. Represented were the various items that marked the beginning of the journey by brides and grooms though the ages. In keeping with tradition, wedding cake, nuts/mints, punch and coffee were served. Intergenerational programs Intergenerational programs were an annual focus at Bartels. The Adopt-a-Grandparent program with Wartburg students, Little Friends with St. Paul’s 5th grade students, and Common Chord with St. Paul’s 2nd grade students, provided joy for residents throughout the year. The Gifts of Joy Christmas program gave youngsters the opportunity to provide Christmas presents for residents during the holidays. Grant funds from the Guernsey Foundation were awarded to enhance the wellness program with new exercise equipment for residents of Eichhorn Haus and Linden Place. The Shell Rock Music Association awarded grant funds to support the Bartels music therapy program, and funds awarded from the Elsie Mitchell Crosby Foundation and The Northeast Iowa Community Foundation helped to purchase new equipment for nursing and Nu-Step wellness equipment. “It’s great to live here! I love the food; I love all the EXTRAS!” ~ Dee Hemingson, Woodland Terrace Resident 10 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Horticulture therapy Spring flowers bloomed at Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community, thanks to the help from CUNA Mutual Group volunteers. “We wanted to do something that not only we would benefit from, but would also be a gift to the community. Flower planting quickly made it to the top of the list and Bartels was also an easy choice when it came to a location.” says Matt Schaefer, CUNA Mutual Administrative Specialist. CUNA Mutual generously provided the flowers and volunteers to plant assorted annuals around the Bartels campus. Teresa Krueger, Woodland Terrace and Evergreen Arbor Administrator, adds, “We are so grateful for the time and effort that CUNA Mutual volunteers offered from their busy work day to plant flowers for our residents, visitors, and staff to enjoy!” Horticulture therapy activities are important to the residents at Bartels. Many of the residents plant flower gardens and vegetable gardens, and others enjoy tending plants in Bartels Greenhouse. “One of the greatest joys in life is planting seeds and watching them grow. Gardening rewards us through stimulation of our senses and our feeling of accomplishment.” says Diana Oltmann, Horticulture Specialist at Bartels. “We also love the help we get with annual plantings from the St. Paul’s students.” Bartels Baking Group The Bartels Baking Group, under the direction of Barb Wagner, meets weekly to prepare recipes that are family favorites. The group also likes to experiment with new recipes and techniques. “My mother is an excellent cook, and had me in the kitchen at a very young age rolling pie crusts and baking bread. Any knowledge that I have in cooking and baking can be credited to her and to 4-H. Sometimes on Monday afternoons during our baking session, takes me back to days of 4-H demonstrations” says Wagner. The women and men who attend this group are experts in the subject of food. They have shared their specialities and interests, but all agree that meals and baking were a part of their daily routines. They took pleasure and pride in providing balanced meals. “Our families sat down together at every meal,” one resident shared. “We didn’t do fast food. Meal time was the beginning and end to our busy day.” The group gathers recipes from church cookbooks and family recipes. They have learned that recipes can be found through online searching. Each month recipes are selected based on resident choices/suggestions, monthly holiday or “whatever someone is hungry for.” “I have enjoyed working with the residents, and helping them bring back memories from the kitchen and create new ones. Baking group is their (residents) group. I have learned from them and they from me, and I thank them for letting me be a part of their group” concludes Wagner. Annual Report | 11 Celebrating Through Worship Dear friends in Christ: When you take a look at the pictures in the hallway outside of Good Shepherd Chapel, you will find pictures of people, of our Corporate Churches and of the early years at Bartels. The people have changed and the buildings have changed, but one thing has remained the same: Bartels has offered the ‘good life’ for over 60 years because of that foundation upon which the Bartels campus has been built. It is not the land…it is a single cornerstone. In Ephesians 2:19-22 the Apostle Paul wrote- ‘So then you are no longer strangers and sojourners, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, built upon the foundation of the prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone, in whom the whole structure is joined together and grows into a holy temple in the Lord; in whom you also are built into a dwelling place of God in the Spirit.’ The Apostle Paul described a household of God. Within this household, a variety of saints have lived and served. Within this household, a variety of saints yet live and serve. The people of Bartels, the churches of Bartels, and the entire Bartels campus is built upon one cornerstone. It is Jesus Christ. And with that living cornerstone firmly in place…this household of God will continue to serve in His name. Thanks be to God! Blessings, Pastor Al While a student at Wartburg, I visited my grandfather’s sister, Margaret Josephine Wintz, a Bartels’ resident. At nearly 95 years old, she was the family matriarch and had the family’s strong memory genetics. I always left richer than when I had come and regret that I did not ask her more questions. Now, 43 years later, my visits to parishioners continue to enrich me personally and professionally. St. Paul’s long Bartels ties are an extension of our ministry. We are truly privileged to join hand in hand with people and places of Bartels as God’s work unfolds with such loving care. Pastor Curt Schneider St Paul’s Lutheran Church 12 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Celebrating Partners in Caring Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community and Corporate Churches Since 1954, Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community has served as a Christian-centered home for more than 2500 residents. Church sponsorship and support have been at the core of Bartels’ success and commitment to serve older adults in need, regardless of their income. Bartels’ corporate churches truly are “partners in caring” for aging members of our community. Through volunteer commitments, gifts of support and participation in annual meetings, the corporate churches impact the direction of Bartels and help ensure continued Christian services for our residents. Corporate Churches pledge to: • Include Bartels as an extended ministry of the congregation • Elect delegates to serve as representatives at Bartels’ annual meetings to conduct Bartels business and elect members of the Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Board of Directors. This Board has governing responsibility for Bartels’ operations and for appointing the Foundation Board of Trustees • Support the Bartels mission with ongoing participation through volunteers and voluntary financial support within the limits of their resources • Sponsor a Bartels Sunday annually through a bulletin insert, delegate report or fellowship presentation • Accept an active role in the congregation’s shared projects with Bartels • Assist in facilitating communication between Bartels and members of the congregation Bartels pledges to: • Carry out its mission in accordance with Christian care • Serve as an educational resource on issues of the elderly • Provide Bartels’ facilities for corporate church use • Communicate pertinent information to corporate church congregations • Have an active role in shared projects with congregations, delegates, pastors and congregation members Bartels’ Mission- Enriching lives through quality services and Christian care. Annual Report | 13 Celebrating Through Growth Eisenach Village Growth Exciting development and growth was the Eisenach Village banner for 2014. There were eight new commitments and eleven closings in 2014. Six new homes were built, including the first duplex, and two existing homes were re-sold, bringing the current total number of homes to 46. There were a lot of new neighbors in 2014. As the most unique independent-living community in all of Northeast Iowa, Eisenach Village utilizes the Epcon Communities concept which provides for beautifully-designed, attached townhomes. These homes are rich in both features and looks, and are constructed with energy efficiency in mind. There are so many amenities that have brought people to Eisenach Village, the most significant being the lifestyle that can be found there. The architecture and the village design contribute to both privacy and community, whichever you prefer whenever you prefer it. In addition, the benefits provided by Bartels maintenance frees you up to spend your time the way YOU want to spend it, doing what YOU want to do. Social use of the Klubhaus by Village Members continued to increase for both internal events and for hosted events involving outside guests. Monthly all-village Member social gatherings are popular, and on Holidays throughout the year, there always seems to be a party going on. Member-hosted anniversary celebrations, extended-family gatherings, special event receptions, and service organization meetings are becoming more regular, as are adult learning opportunities. For those residents who are interested in off-site adult learning, sports activities, or performing arts, Wartburg College offers special benefits to Eisenach Village residents. In addition, if residents would ever need any of the health care services provided by Bartels, they would be given priority consideration for accessing those services. 2015 promises to be another good year of growth and development for the village. If you have any questions or would like to have a personal tour of Eisenach Village, contact the Sales Office in the Klubhaus at 319-3521258, send an email to [email protected] , or drop in at 1100 Bach Drive, just off 20th Street NW in Waverly. 14 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Growth in Music Therapy 2014 fostered many positive areas of growth for Bartels’ music therapy department, and on a national level, the field of music therapy has forged ahead with many progressive developments. A full time music therapist position was re-established at Bartels in 2014, adding to Bartels’ long history of having a strong music therapy program to serve residents. As a result, more residents are able to be reached on an individual basis to reap the benefits of participation in music therapy. Our music therapist utilizes music interventions to help residents address issues such as agitation, anxiety, depression, or physical inactivity. Weekly group music therapy sessions allow opportunities for residents to have meaningful interactions with others and also frequently provide a chance for residents to recall positive memories. Additionally, group music therapy exercise sessions were initiated in 2014 to increase residents’ physical activity; in these sessions, residents increase or maintain their range of motion, balance, and endurance—all while music interventions provide structure for their exercise. Sometimes residents get so caught up in singing that they forget they are exercising! On a national level, support for music therapy as a clinical treatment is continuing to grow. Many states have received legislative protection to make music therapy a licensed profession. In the state of Iowa (and several others), music therapists are board-certified, but are actively seeking licensure in order to make music therapy more accessible to all. Several universities throughout the U.S. have added a Music Therapy degree program, and the number of practicing music therapists in the U.S. continues to grow. Of note is the positive press that music therapy has received in light of Senator Gaby Gifford’s continued speech & physical recovery, due in part to music therapy; additionally, research in the Journal of Music Therapy, Music Therapy Perspectives, and other academic journals continues to show the effectiveness of music therapy as a treatment for individuals living with Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. “Rochester gave up on me; coming to Bartels saved me! And, it’s all documented!” ~ Lane Hartman, Woodland Terrace Resident Annual Report | 15 Celebrating through Giving We are grateful for the influence your gifts have on our programs and the lives of our residents. These are the programs that help us to accomplish our mission of enriching lives through quality services and Christian care. In exchange for your support, we promise commitment to our mission and continued excellence in health care and retirement services. Barb Bridges Vice President of Marketing & Development 5 Simple Ways to Become a More Generous Person 1. C onsider the benefits of generosity. Generous people report being happier, healthier, and more satisfied with life than those who don’t give. Being generous helps people feel more compassionate towards others, gives a stronger sense of community, and helps to establishes a higher self-image. 2. B e grateful for what you have. Being grateful can inspire generosity because it will make you aware of all of the great things you have in your life. Make a list of those things. You may be surprised just how good you already have it… and become more apt to share your life with others. 3. Give first. When you receive your next paycheck, make your first expense an act of giving. Often times, we wait to see how much we have left over before we determine how much we can give away. You just may be surprised how you won’t even miss it. 4. S pend time with people in need. One of the most effective antidotes for non-generosity is to make space in your life for those who actually need your help. After all, it is a very small step to go from knowing somebody in need to helping somebody in need. 5. G ive from the Heart. Give simply because you want to give; because you’ve found something you believe in, and because you want to do good in the world. 16 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Friends for the Future is composed of individuals who have chosen to support Bartels through a Memorial Foundation gift. We are grateful for each planned gift that helps secure the future of our mission. All Friends of the Future donors are permanently recognized on the Giving Tree in Bartels’ main lobby. Alvin & Jeannette Bahlmann Craig & Martha Bahlmann Roger & Ellen Bauer Edgar & Melva Blasberg Barb Bridges Vern & Jean Byl Lois Coonradt Rev. Dennis & Karen Dickman Dan Diercks Gene Drape Edward & Phyllis Droste Elaine Ehlers Judy Engelbrecht Lois Felderman JoAn Headington William & Janis Heckroth Dorothy Hertel Earl & Mary Jean Hillman Al & Kathy Janssen Laurence Johnson Orlin Kelling Mary Lou Kelly David Lageschulte Hanna M. Langholz Cassie & Randy Luze Ron Matthias Marcia Meyer Daniel Moeller Howard & Fran Mueller Ann Philippi Dr. James & Evelyn Rathe William & Ruth Schabacker Dick & Deb Schroeder Ellsworth H. Shields Judy Snyder Jan Striepe Carl Thomsen Pastor Keith & Virginia Tomlinson Russell & Betty Westmeyer Duaine & Charlotte Westpfahl Lorna Wissink Rev. Edgar & Verona Zelle Lester L. Zelle “ It’s a great place to be when you need assisted living!” ~ Les Zelle, Linden Place Resident Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community is grateful for the support received from Businesses & Organizations through sponsorship of Bartels programs and activities and through direct donations. We thank these generous community leaders for investing in our mission. 2 Guys Home Interiors The Accel Group Compassionate Care Veterinary Clinic Denver Savings Bank Dollar General Dr. Lindsey Keller First National Bank GMT Corporation Heritage Dental James Maixner Kaiser-Corson Funeral Home Kwik Trip, Inc. Lincoln Savings Bank Miller True Value Mr. Pharmacy, LLC Nestle Beverage Northern Iowa Therapy Rada Manufacturing Roling Motors, INC. Security State Bank State Bank Strategic Financial Solutions Subway Tenenbaum’s Jewelry Walsworth Family Dentistry Wells Hollow Landscaping “We count ourselves very fortunate. It’s a lovely place to live.” ~ Lois Fathauer, Linden Place Resident Annual Report | 17 The Anna Bartels Society recognizes annual donors who make cumulative gifts of $1,000 or more during the fiscal year. Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community was founded upon the spirit of giving with a 1954 bequest from Anna Bartels. Today, Anna’s dream is flourishing and, through the generosity of our donors, Bartels has stretched to meet the changing needs and demands of senior adults and their families. $15,000 + Estate of Eugene Drape Estate of Edgar & Melva Blasberg Estate of David Lageschulte Security State Bank Northwestern Iowa Synod of ELCA Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa $10,000 - $14,999 Anonymous The Guernsey Foundation $1,000-$2,499 St. Peter Lutheran Church GMT Corporation Myrna Ross Lester Zelle Ruth Grawe Keith & Beth Collins Donald Brown Northern Iowa Therapy Clair Lensing Chuck & Julie Lindaman $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Vernon & Marjorie Hunzelman $2,500-$4,999 First National Bank Mark Homan Doug & Janice Miller Joan Headington The Nuss Family Ann Rathe Elaine Matthias Redeemer Lutheran Church Nancy Dietz Thrivent Financial for Lutherans -Bremer County Frederic & Phyllis Krumwiede Elaine Dove John & Edna Brunkhorst Anonymous Ed & Marsha Droste Marvin & Helen Schumacher We are grateful for each gift, and know how important it is to our donors to respect their wishes and assure that every donation made will be used to support the needs of Bartels residents. Direction for planned gifts may be considered for the following: The Bartels Memorial Foundation: Established in 1984, this fund strengthens Bartels with funds to meet the needs of today’s residents and to assure care for residents in the future. The Bartels Chaplaincy Endowment Fund: Established in 1997, this fund supports Bartels’ Christian mission and commitment to serving the spiritual needs of its residents and assures the presence of full-time Chaplaincy services at Bartels in the future. A financial gift to the Chaplaincy Endowment allows you to leave a part of your values and your Christian heritage to future generations. The Bartels Good Shepherd Fund: Established in 2009, this is a benevolent assistance fund designed for our residents who need additional financial aid to cover the full cost of their care. Your gift means helping to keep a promise to our residents and offers an opportunity to bless others through a generous gift. It’s the spirit of neighbor helping neighbor that adds strength and kindness to our mission. 18 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Our Annual Fund helps support the ongoing expenses of the activities and therapies that make Bartels a wonderful community for our senior adults. Music, art, pet and horitculture activities, a full schedule of events and a full-time Chaplaincy program are a part of every day life here because of our donors’ generous gifts. 2 Guys Home Interiors Sharon Abram The Accel Group Jay Albaugh Anonymous Lois Ansett Karen Arens Virgil Arns Michael & Evelyn Aubrey Joseph & Catherine Avery Hank & Jo Bagelmann Alvin & Jeannette Bahlmann Clyde W. Balvanz Jean Balvanz Archie & LaVonne Barkhoff Bruce & Laurie Bartels Helen Barth Marvin & Eileen Behrens Carroll Berg Donald & Marlys Berg Norman & Sandra Bergman Milford and Helen Berhow Dr. Michael & Deborah Berstler Al & Alice Bidne Roger & Barbara Bishop Carolyn Boelter Burton & Delores Boevers Karan Boevers Veda Bohlen Larue & Greg Boom Arlene & Mark Bradley David and Linda Brandt Donald & Deborah Brandt Jeannie and Mark Brandt Dale & Pamela Brickman Barb Bridges Norma Briner Donald Brown Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Robert, Jr. & Irva Bruns Julie Brunscheon Harold & Charlene Burington Gary & Mary Burke Elsie Busse Vern & Jean Byl Craig & Dorothy Campbell Esther Canfield Richard Carlson Audrey Carmichael Carney, Alexander, Marold & Co., L.L.P. Rev. James & Kathryn Carpenter Mike Carver Jeanne Cavanaugh Dianne Cheeseman Robert & Arleen Christian Viann Clancy Craig & Jean Clausing Laura Clewell Rebecca Cockerham Bill & Debra Coonradt Richard & Loretta Corwin Celeste & John Craemer DeVere Creger Jack & Barbara Dahlby Norma DeLavergne Denver Savings Bank Roger & Marlys Deterding Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Raymond Dewey Rev. Dennis & Karen Dickman Dale & Julie Dieckhoff Dan Diercks Rodney & Teresa Diercks Mary Anne & Eugene Dietz Carl Dillon Ann M Dooly Robert & Mary Dorpinghaus Madeline Dowell Christopher & Christine Drape David & Phoebe Drape Edward & Phyllis Droste Ed & Marsha Droste Steve & Pam Egli Herbert & Barb Egts Elaine Ehlers Eichhorn Haus Residents William & Mary Sue Ellinger Evelyn Elliott Julia Engelbrecht Glenn & Gail Fenneman Doris Feuchtwanger First National Bank Lillian Fisher Arnold & Jeane Flessner Marvin & Kathy Folkerts Christopher & Mary Foy Dona Franzen Kathy Franzen Cynthia Fredrick David & Merry Fredrick Gloria Fredrick Lois Ganske Diane & Don Garner David Ghormley Judy & Leon Glaspie Mel, Sr. & Catherine Gonnerman Grace Lutheran Church Women Mark & Marianne Gravdal Sherry Greene Cheri & Thomas Gronoski The Guernsey Foundation Cindy Guyer Fred & Susan Hagemann Sandra Hagemann Fred & Lorraine Hallberg Donna Hamilton Bill Hamm Willis & Patricia Hansen Jean Hanshaw Dr. Henry & Joan Hanson Dorothy Happel Richard & Kathleen Hardwig Melanie Harmon Duane & Diane Harms Gracia Harms Joyce & Richard Harms Ardith E. Hartman Sheryl Jo Hartman Vernon Hassman Kent & Earlene Hawley Rhonda Hayes JoAn Headington John & Carol Heckman Martin & Dororthy Heering Jeff & Mary Heimerl Annual Report | 19 Merlyn & Marilyn Helland Paul & Joanne Helland William & Laura Hemmes Norman & Carol Herman Dorothy Hertel Joyce Heyer Robert Hirst Colleen Holley Betty Holm Melissa Holthaus David & Marlys Hoon Virginia Horton Margaret Hubbard Dean & Barb Hutchison Helen Imbrock Rachel Imbrock Lucy Infelt Mike & Sharon Jahnke Al & Kathy Janssen Phillip & Beverly Jenkins Dick & Cheryl Jensen Margaret Jensen Juanita Johnson Marilyn Johnson Oliver & Grace Johnson Susan & Beryl Jordan Bob Juhl Patty & Jon Kaiser Kaiser-Corson Funeral Homes Orlin Kelling Mary Lou Kelly Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling Richard & Karen Klein Joyce Klinetobe Joyce Kloster Vaughn & Joyce Knapp Virginia Knitt Don & Shirley Koehn Reid & Marsha Koenig Louise Kollman Marilyn Korte Dr. Charles & Jean Kromer Teresa & Ted Krueger Shirley Kuker Kwik Trip, Inc Audrey Lage Esther Lageschulte Hanna M. Langholz Ellen Langley Carla Larson Ken and Mary Lawless Dennis and Rayla Leary Scott & Molly Leisinger Al Lemke Carolyn Lenguadoro Gene & Pat Leonhart Lewis & Miriam Levick Randy & Dee Liddle Colleen Liming Lincoln Savings Bank Joan & Robert Loslo Mary Loudermilk Beth Lovejoy Barbara Lovejoy-Hess Klinger LWML St. John’s LWML James & Marjorie Macken Nancy & Paul Magnall Stephen & Elaine Main Paul & Anne Mardorf Evan & Kathleen Marsh Jennifer & David Matt Ron Matthias Virgil & Mary Matthias Beth McCann Moira McCluney John & Rosemary McKee Michael Mensing Brian & Brenda Meyer Bernard Mick Delores Miller Dorothy Miller Marlys Minnaert Donna Moats Daniel Moeller Marldine Moeller Robert Moeller Wille Mohorne Clarice Morrison Mr. Pharmacy, LLC Frances Mueller Mark Mueller Chuck & Eunice Neil Donna Nelson Gary & Cindy Nelson Karl & Jan Nelson 20 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community John & Dixie Neuhaus Carol & Jim Nordhus Lynn & Kathy Olson Dan Oltrogge Jerry & Dianne Oltrogge Larry & Sara Oltrogge Lavonne Oltrogge Robert Orhlund Marvin & Janice Ott Ethel Otto Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Dennis & Diane Peterka Janice Peters Chelsea Petersen Roy and Kathleen Petersen John & Betty Peterson Margaret E. Phelps Marilyn Pinkley Arvella & Darold Pipho Jeff & Sandy Plagge Ruth Pothast Verla Quade Rada Manufacturing Company Robert Rasmussen Dr. Dave & Peggy Rathe Dr. James Rathe Steven & Renee Rebnord Cindy & Dan Rector Redeemer Lutheran Church WELCA Gary & Elizabeth Rediske Marilyn Reinhardt Marjorie Reinhardt Frank H. Reints Brenda Richmann John Richmann Kenneth, Jr. & Pamela Riggs John Rigler Susan Roche Ruth Rodenbeck Dorothy Rodibaugh Dorothy Roiseland Roling Motors Inc. Rev. Marvin & Shirley Roloff Wayne & Marietta Sargeant Ruth Schabacker Ronald & Kathryn Schaefer Margaret Schafer Cindy Schake Betty Scharnhorst Dean & Donna Schluetter Brenda Schmadeke Larry & Joyce Schmidt Mary Schmidt Norma Schrandt Dick & Deb Schroeder Duane Schuldt Berniece Schumacher David & Lori Sharp Shell Rock Music Association Pat Sigrest Dorothy Smith Michelle Smith Steve & Bonnie Smith Marlene & Jerry Snelling Wayne & Arlys Soeder Teresa Spohn Wayne & Sara Spurbeck St. Mary’s Circle of Catholic Women St. Paul’s Lutheran School St. Peter WELCA State Bank Penelope State Strategic Financial Solutions Bill & Janet Striepe Sunday Worship Offering (Bartels) Jon & Gloria Tehven Tenenbaum’s Jewelry William & Marilyn Thalacker Joy Thompson Sally Thorson Thrivent Financial for Lutherans - Bremer County Garylee & Bonnie Thurm Agnes Tiede Thomas Tjaden Pastor Keith & Virginia Tomlinson Rev. Larry & Lois Trachte Marianna Trerotola Darwin & Rebecca Uhlenhopp Methodist Women United Jerry & Susan Vallem Margaret A. Vaughn Vaughn & Mary Ver Steegt Jane Voigts Mr. & Mrs. Leroy & Darlene Voigts Craig and Judy Voshell Ron Voshell Fred & Edie Waldstein Marianne Waldstein Michael & Leann Walker Shirley Walker August & Barbara Waltmann Richard & Sara Ward Lou Ann & Gary Weflen Wells Hollow Landscaping Carlene Werner Cindy West Russell & Betty Westmeyer Duaine & Charlotte Westpfahl Victoria Wickham Jack Wilhelm Richard and Arleta Wilson Patricia & Stanley Wise Tom & Janet Withers Darold & Diane Wolff Ronald & Janette Wolff Women of the ELCA of Nashua Esther Woodyard Deb Wordes Robert & Jolene Wyatt John Ylvisaker Richard & Betty Young Douglas & Andrea Zahn Zelle Family Trust Rev. Edgar & Verona Zelle Lester L. Zelle Warren & Barbara Zemke Lue Zurbriggen Harriet Zwetzig “We are living the best of both worlds. We have the ambience of village living without the hustle and bustle of the city in the summer; as well as the ability to leave for the winter knowing our home is secure. Living at Eisenach Village has given us a new circle of friends with diverse backgrounds and creative ideas for social events.” ~ Frank and Betty Lou Smith, Eisenach Village Residents Annual Report | 21 Thank you to our donors who pay tribute to loved ones through Memory & Honor Gifts. In Memory Of: Jim Arens Karen Arens Alice & Louis Balvanz Clyde W. Balvanz Ervin & Lula Bartels Arvella & Darold Pipho Harold Barth Helen Barth Dale & Pamela Brickman Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Gracia Harms Merlyn & Marilyn Helland Paul & Joanne Helland Ken and Mary Lawless Beth McCann Dorothy Miller John & Betty Peterson Norma Schrandt Dick & Deb Schroeder Michelle Smith Russell & Betty Westmeyer Zelle Family Trust Anne & Harold Becker Lewis & Miriam Levick Wilbert & Arlene Brase Larry & Joyce Schmidt Gladys Canfield Jean Canfield Fred Bridges Barb Bridges Vern & Jean Byl Mike Carver Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Mr. & Mrs. Edward Droste William & Mary Sue Ellinger Marvin & Kathy Folkerts David & Merry Fredrick Bill Hamm Betty Holm Margaret Hubbard Al & Kathy Janssen Dr. Charles & Jean Kromer Carolyn Lenguadoro Donna Moats Lynn & Kathy Olson Jeff & Sandy Plagge Bill & Janet Striepe Lenore Carstensen Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Virginia Brown Donald Brown Susan Brown Carlene Werner Edgar Blasberg Veda Bohlen Laura Buhr Veda Bohlen Cindy Schake Johnie Bohlen Veda Bohlen Carol Burkhardt William & Mary Sue Ellinger 22 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Dr. Vincent Carstensen Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Dorothy Carver Richard & Kathleen Hardwig Wells Hollow Landscaping Francis Carver Richard & Kathleen Hardwig Bill & Billie Chestnut Sheryl Jo Hartman Eldon Clewell Judy & Leon Glaspie Joyce Klinetobe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Marjorie Cockerham Rebecca Cockerham Margaret Coddington Margaret Schafer Bill Cook Michael & Evelyn Aubrey Wayne & Arlys Soeder James Corson Kaiser-Corson Funeral Homes In Memory Of: Anna Corwin Richard & Loretta Corwin Al Disrud (continued) Agnes Tiede Norma Creger DeVere Creger Gene Drape David and Linda Brandt Jeannie and Mark Brandt Dale & Pamela Brickman Barb Bridges Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Christopher & Christine Drape David & Phoebe Drape William & Mary Sue Ellinger JoAn Headington Phillip & Beverly Jenkins Richard & Karen Klein Scott & Molly Leisinger Lynn & Kathy Olson Margaret E. Phelps Dr. James Rathe Cindy Schake Pat Sigrest Bill & Janet Striepe Rev. Larry & Lois Trachte Darwin & Rebecca Uhlenhopp Shirley Walker Richard & Sara Ward Wells Hollow Landscaping Russell & Betty Westmeyer Richard and Arleta Wilson Rev. Edgar & Verona Zelle Erna Dana John & Dixie Neuhaus Raymond Dewey Veda Bohlen Barb Bridges Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Raymond Dewey Donna Hamilton Helen Imbrock Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling Marilyn Korte Margaret Diercks Jeff & Mary Heimerl Jennifer & David Matt Gertrude Dietz Mary Anne & Eugene Dietz Nancy Dietz Lou Ann & Gary Weflen Luella Dirks Ethel Otto Al Disrud Milford and Helen Berhow Carolyn Boelter Vern & Jean Byl Family & Friends Norman & Carol Herman Elaine Ehrich Joyce Heyer Steven & Renee Rebnord Ivan Ehrich Norma DeLavergne Mary Fees Audrey Carmichael Stan Feuchtwanger Karen Arens Archie & LaVonne Barkhoff Carney, Alexander, Marold & Co., L.L.P. Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Ann M. Dooly Eichhorn Haus Residents Doris Feuchtwanger Donna Hamilton Dr. Henry & Joan Hanson Betty Holm Virginia Horton Helen Imbrock Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling Marilyn Korte Randy & Dee Liddle Bernard Mick Marlene & Jerry Snelling Russell & Betty Westmeyer Ray Ehlers Elaine Ehlers Anna Finck Ruth Schabacker Richard Ehlers Elaine Ehlers Glenys Flege Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Family & Friends Robert Hirst Annual Report | 23 In Memory Of: Glenys Flege (continued) Marilyn Reinhardt Marjorie Reinhardt Darwin & Rebecca Uhlenhopp Michael & Leann Walker Helen Gehrke Dale & Pamela Brickman Dixie Ghormley Rev. James & Kathryn Carpenter David Ghormley Anetta Graening The Accel Group Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Robert, Jr. & Irva Bruns Family & Friends William & Mary Sue Ellinger Delores Miller Larry & Joyce Schmidt Jim Hansen Edward & Phyllis Droste Del Hartman Ardith E. Hartman Harold & Amanda Hartman Sheryl Jo Hartman Wendell Hartman Sheryl Jo Hartman Hilda Hodge Betty Scharnhorst Kathleen Homan Mark Homan Marion Hoon David & Marlys Hoon Wayne Huber Joyce Klinetobe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Joann Huntington Susan Roche Gordon Hutchison Dean & Barb Hutchison Arnold Imbrock Rachel Imbrock Helen Isch Frances Mueller Mark Mueller Jodie Iserman Joseph & Catherine Avery Dale & Pamela Brickman Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Carney, Alexander, Marold & Co., L.L.P. Dale & Julie Dieckhoff William & Mary Sue Ellinger Judy & Leon Glaspie Fred & Susan Hagemann Sandra Hagemann Mark & Barb Hanawalt Mary Frances Jahnke Mike & Sharon Jahnke Susan & Beryl Jordan 24 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Jodie Iserman (continued) Mary Lou Kelly Dr. Charles & Jean Kromer James & Marjorie Macken Wille Mohorne John Rigler Ruth Rodenbeck Mary Schmidt Strategic Financial Solutions Lester L. Zelle Lavern Jensen Margaret Jensen Kenneth Johnson Lois Ansett Archie & LaVonne Barkhoff Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Madeline Dowell Eichhorn Haus Residents Dr. Henry & Joan Hanson Virginia Horton Helen Imbrock Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling Marilyn Korte Delores Miller Lavon Juhl Bob Juhl Dr. Charles & Jean Kromer John & Rosemary McKee Marjorie Reinhardt Victoria Wickham Hilda C. Kalainoff Ethel Otto In Memory Of: William & Esther Kammeyer Arvella & Darold Pipho Art Kelling Orlin Kelling Leone Knapp Vaughn & Joyce Knapp Raymond Knitt Virginia Knitt Stanley Koehler Rev. Marvin & Shirley Roloff Carl Kroemer Harold & Charlene Burington Emma L. Kruger Arlene & Mark Bradley Wesley Lage Audrey Lage C. Robert Larson Carla Larson Emma Lawin Celeste & John Craemer Mary Lou Leary Jeanne Cavanaugh Esther Lynch Mary Anne & Eugene Dietz Nancy Dietz Lou Ann & Gary Weflen Donna Oberheu Norma DeLavergne G.R. Oltrogge Karan Boevers Larue & Greg Boom Gene & Pat Leonhart Jerry & Dianne Oltrogge Thomas Tjaden Mr. & Mrs. Leroy & Darlene Voigts Jean Lynes Patricia & Stanley Wise Jim & Virginia Mango Sherry Greene Herold Meyer Delores Miller Darrell Miller Delores Miller James Oltrogge Veda Bohlen Roger & Marlys Deterding Shirley Kuker Delores Miller Dan Oltrogge Larry & Sara Oltrogge Garylee & Bonnie Thurm Eldon Moats Donna Moats Loved Ones Donna Hamilton Erhard & Geraldine Moeller Daniel Moeller Frieda Otto Marlys Minnaert Ronald & Janette Wolff Patricia Mick Bernard Mick Lavern Moeller Marldine Moeller Walter Phelps Kent & Earlene Hawley Margaret E. Phelps Ethel Moquin Donna Nelson Howard & Lorraine Lemke Al Lemke Leota Napiecek Veda Bohlen Dr. Charles & Jean Kromer Keith Lovejoy Beth Lovejoy Norman Nuss Rick Nuss Emma Porath Richard & Loretta Corwin William & Laura Ragsdale Veda Bohlen Annual Report | 25 In Memory Of: Donna Rasmussen Robert Rasmussen Rev. Harold & Alvera Roschke Ronald & Kathryn Schaefer Patricia Thomas Rhonda Hayes Evelyn Rathe Lois Ansett Barb Bridges Mel & Shizuko Dettmer Eichhorn Haus Residents David & Merry Fredrick Helen Imbrock Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling John & Rosemary McKee Dr. Dave & Peggy Rathe Dorothy Rodibaugh Victoria Wickham Margaret Schafer Sharon Abram Family & Friends David & Merry Fredrick Gloria Fredrick William & Laura Hemmes Dr. Charles & Jean Kromer Marvin & Janice Ott Sally Thorson Vaughn & Mary Ver Steegt Fred & Edie Waldstein Shirley Walker Ernest & Mathilda Vogel Robert & Arleen Christian Bert Reinhardt Michael Mensing Juanita Schluetter Dean & Donna Schluetter Mildren Reyelts Rev. Larry & Lois Trachte Racheal Schmaltz Melanie Harmon John Richmann Brenda Richmann Elsie Rippe Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling Joy Schuldt David & Merry Fredrick Ray & Joann Robinson Veda Bohlen Earl “Gordy” Rodibaugh Dorothy Rodibaugh Rachelle Roiseland Dorothy Roiseland William Spohn Teresa Spohn Betty Spurbeck Veda Bohlen Harold Stafford Cindy West Doris Tharp Carol & Jim Nordhus 26 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community 26 ||Bartels BartelsAnnual Lutheran Report Retirement Community Mildred Vogel Carla Larson Odile Volk Douglas & Andrea Zahn Boyd Voshell Craig and Judy Voshell Mildred A. Wadey Susan & Beryl Jordan Family & Friends Arne Waldstein Family & Friends Robert Orhlund Marianne Waldstein Lauren Wedeking Vaughn & Joyce Knapp Rose Westcott Veda Bohlen Clarence Wickham Victoria Wickham Iris Wilhelm Karen Arens Karan Boevers Larue & Greg Boom In Memory Of: Iris Wilhelm (continued) Elsie Busse Norman & Carol Herman Ron and Marlene Ingersoll Eldon and Jan Kueker Ellen Langley Friends and Family Lavonne Oltrogge August & Barbara Waltmann Jack Wilhelm Laura Clewell Judy & Leon Glaspie Joyce Klinetobe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Ann Wiltse Elaine Ehlers Marilyn Johnson Oliver & Grace Johnson Ruth Foster Dianne Cheeseman Walter & Beverly Zahn Diane & Don Garner Cheri & Thomas Gronoski Sandra Hagemann Hilda Fedeler Gracia Harms “We have exceptionally good help here at Linden Place!” Jean Fredrick David & Merry Fredrick Darold & Diane Wolff ~ Don Leisinger, Linden Place Resident Helen Imbrock Rachel Imbrock Juanita Johnson Rodney & Teresa Diercks In Honor Of: Pator Eugene & Clara Ketterling Craig & Jean Clausing Al & Alice Bidne Bill and Mary Sue Ellinger Donna Hamilton Margaret A. Vaughn ~ Fred & Lorraine Hallberg, Eisenach Village Residents Gordon Foster Dianne Cheeseman Marie Zwanzinger Jean Balvanz Lorena Arns Gracia Harms “Living at Eisenach Village takes most of the worries of home ownership off your mind. The Eisenach Village crew is taking good care of us!” We apologize if anyone’s name has been overlooked in this publication. Please contact us at (319) 352-6105 so that your name will be included in future materials. If you would like to opt-out of this mailing or receive monthly Bartels updates by e-mail please contact [email protected] or (319)352-4540. Jean Nuss Rick Nuss Jeanette Weber Wayne & Marietta Sargeant Annual Report | 27 Annual Report | 27 Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community 1922 5th Ave NW Waverly, IA 50677 www.bartelscommunity.org Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Since 1954, Waverly’s only nursing center has evolved from a “home for the aged” to a multilevel retirement community, offering a full range of health care and retirement living services on one campus today. Services, on a 20-acre campus, include nursing care, skilled nursing and rehab, Alzheimer’s/dementia care, assisted living and independent living. With its Christian-based mission and residents first philosophy, Bartels gives residents peace of mind knowing they can move to a higher level of care when needed without having to leave the community they call home. Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community recently expanded its vision with the addition of Eisenach Village, a townhome style living community that serves active adults over the age of 55. Eisenach Village is located just north of Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community on over 30 acres. 28 | Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Waverly, Iowa Permit No. 201 319-352-4540