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AN ANNUAL REPORT FOR JULY 1, 2013 – JUNE 30, 2014
AND A YEAR IN REVIEW FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2014
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Message from the
CHAIRMAN & CEO
Dear Friends,
We all know the feeling of dread as we’re driving down the road and come across one of those bright orange signs…
WORK ZONE AHEAD. We are immediately on alert for delays and frustrations. It is easy to overlook the positive changes that the
work zone may be creating.
As we planned for a number of projects at Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare, we realized that some work zone signage would be in
order. Focusing on the positive enhancements that these changes would bring to our communities, we went with the slightly different
signage that you see on the front of this Annual Report…PARDON OUR PROGRESS. It’s all about perspective, isn’t it?
This has been a year of tremendous progress for us at Redstone, both in bricks and mortar and in our service to our residents and the
community. Here are the great accomplishments that were or will be finished by this year:
• InSeptember,Redstonewasawardedwithafive-yearCARF
CCAC(CommissiononAccreditationofRehabilitationFacilities
/ContinuingCareAccreditationCommission)Accreditation
asanAgingServicesNetwork.Wewere4thinthestate
ofPennsylvaniaand20thinternationallytoreceivethis
accreditation!Thisisahugeaccomplishmentandmilestonefor
Redstone.
• Renovationsof publicspacesinourhealthcarecenterin
Greensburgarecurrentlyunderway,thankstogiftsgivenin
PhaseOneofourPromisesKeptCampaign.InMarch2015,we
lookforwardtocelebratingtheopeningofanewBistrowhichwill
offerenjoyablediningexperienceforourresidents,employees,and
guests.Thecentrallobbyandreceptionareawillbereconfigured
andanewwellness/rehabilitationspaceisbeingcreated.
• Highlandersgatheringspacesarenowcompletedonallofour
campuses.Thewarmandwelcomingsettingsprovideenhanced
lifestyleopportunitiesforourresidents.
• OurColonialEstatesVillaCommunitycontinuestoflourish
onourNorthHuntingdoncampuswith4newhomesunder
constructionin2014.
• 26membersofRedstone’semployeeteamhavemovedtoa
dedicatedadministrativeofficebuildingonMathewsDrive.This
hasfreedupspaceforotherpurposesatourGreensburgcampus,
whileencouragingcollaborationasouradministrationcomes
togetherforthefirsttimeunderoneroof.
• SeniorIndependence,Redstone’saffiliateorganizationproviding
HomeCare,HomeHealth,andHospicecontinuestogrow,
makinggreatprogressasweseektomeettheseneedsforour
residentsandinthelargercommunity.
• ThedevelopmentofRedstone’sIDT(Inter-disciplinaryTeam)
processhasallowedustobetteranticipatethechangingneedsof
ourresidentsinallthreecommunitiesandsupportindependent
livingforaslongaspossible.
• Onceagain,RedstoneCommunitiesexperiencedhealthy
occupancyrates.Infiscalyear2014,theaveragedailycensus
was93%.Duringthisperiodnursingunitrenovationsbegan,
necessitatingpullingunitsofflineforanaverageoffivedaysper
unitinordertomakesignificantupgradestotheunits.
We hope that you will enjoy reading more about these areas of progress in the pages of this report. In a time full of much change and
progress, one thing that remains constant is our gratitude for the support that you provide to Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare in so
many ways. As we reflect on the accomplishments of 2014, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude for your contributions to
our work.
Together, we live out our mission to provide the highest quality of care for those whose care is entrusted to us. Thank you for your
generosity and your partnership in helping to make this mission possible.
With Sincere Thanks,
John Dickson
President & CEO
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James Gallagher
Board Chair
R E D STO N E P R E S BY T E RY I A N S E N I O R C A R E
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MayorRobertJ.Brooks
RebeccaDavidson
DennisDiffenderfer
JamesP.Gallagher
GaryHayden
Dr.JohnS.Parker
AnnPauly
RobertSchweikert
Dr.LindaStumpf
MarthaZatezalo,Esq.
Not Pictured:Rev.J.CharlesMacPhersonIII,NicholasMarquis,Jr.,MichaelPassalinqua,MaryAnnPetrillo,Esq.,CharlesWest,Dr.CareyT.Vinson.
OVERVIEW
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare
1036 seniors during 2014.
498 total people were employed.
Over 900 generous contributors
made donations in support of the
mission and vision. More than 300
volunteers helped to enhance the
lives of residents. Over 4000
served
PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL
John Dickson, Geoff Gehring, Mark Celigoi, Lisa Dormire,
Frank King, Jim Hodge, Vicki Loucks, Kathie Brean
community members attended
Redstone events.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Our Core Values
Truth
Teamwork
Respect For All
Quality
Life Balance
Lifelong Learning
Our Mission Statement
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare is
a Christian, non-profit organization
open to all faiths, that is dedicated to
providing living alternatives and high
quality services that help to meet the
changing needs of the community.
Our Vision Statement
Redstone Highlands will be
recognized as the premier provider
of dynamic senior care services
and programs in its service area.
Redstone Highlands will earn this
position of trust and respect by
consistent achievement of financially
viable, well-managed facilities and
services that insure high quality,
healthy and caring environments in
which to live, work and volunteer.
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BALANCE SHEETS
Fiscal Year Ended
ASSETS
30-Jun-14
30-Jun-13
($,000’somitted) ($,000’somitted)
Current Assets
$5,650
$8,416
Investments
5,275
12,379
Property, Plant & Equipment
42,127
42,450
Assets Whose Use is Limited
7,553
6,653
Other Assets
1,328
1,687
TotalAssets
$61,933
$71,585
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities
Long-Term Debt
Deferred Income
Derivative Financial Instruments
Net Assets
TotalLiabilitiesandNetAssets
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
REVENUE
Residential & Nursing Services
Ancillary Services
Gross Revenue
Allowances for Governmental
Payment Limitations
Benevolent Care
Net Residential Revenue
Gifts and Bequests
Investment Income
Loss on Disposal of Assets
TotalRevenue
EXPENSES
Residential and Nursing Care
Other Operating Expense
Depreciation and Amortization
Interest
Total Expenses
Revenues (Less than)/
Greater than Expenses
Valuation (Loss) on
Derivative Financial Instrument
Loss on Refinancing
Long-Term Debt
Net(Loss)/Income
$3,639
57,483
10,032
2,142
(11,363)
$61,933
$4,318
64,484
8,468
0
(5,685)
$71,585
$30,091
2,262
$32,353
$28,763
2,163
$30,926
(2,358)
(1,444)
$28,551
46
1,585
(26)
$30,156
(2,193)
(1,278)
$27,455
110
1,328
0
$28,893
$16,937
7,533
3,166
2,310
$29,946
$15,647
7,123
2,916
2,632
$28,318
$210
$575
(2,144)
(8)
(3,792)
($5,726)
0
$567
CARF
It’s an acronym or word that most people wouldn’t be familiar with.
But here at Redstone, this became a very familiar term in 2014. CARF-CCAC stands
for the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities/Continuing Care
Accreditation Commission. Informed consumers know that accreditation is a sign of
quality and reputation. CARF accreditation is a sought after indicator when looking
for a senior services provider.
Redstone first received
accreditation through CARF in
2009. Because of the growth and
changes in the organization over
the past five years, the decision
was made to seek accreditation
as an Aging Services Network
as part of the reaccreditation
process in 2014. A task force
was put together across the
Redstone campuses to prepare
for the CARF visit, with team
members willingly embracing this
assignment. Months were spent
gathering data, reviewing policies,
and preparing for the visit by the
accreditation team in August.
CARF International has surveyed
hundreds of thousands of
programs throughout
North and South
America, Europe,
Africa, and Asia
since it was founded
as an independent,
nonprofit accreditor
in 1966. During the
survey, Redstone had
to demonstrate that it
conforms to the over
1500 internationally
recognized CARF
standards.
to announce that in September,
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare
has received a five year CARFCCAC accreditation for the
second time! Our 2014
accreditation as an
Aging Services
Network
positions
Redstone as
the fourth (4)
organization
within the
state of
Pennsylvania
to obtain this
designation
and only the
twentieth (20)
world-wide.
Attaining and maintaining
CARF-accredited status
requires a significant effort,
strong teamwork, and a
commitment at all levels
of our organization to
providing quality services and
enhancing the lives of the people
we serve. Furthermore, an
organization that earns CARF–
CCAC accreditation is
commended on its
quest for quality
programs
and services.
Redstone’s
accreditation
comes in
response to our
continued efforts
and commitment
to providing
quality services
and programs that
center on the satisfaction
of those we serve – a public
sign of the progress being
made as we live out
our mission of
care.
Based on the results
of the survey, CARF
prepares a written
report of the provider’s
strengths and areas
for improvement. If a
provider has sufficiently
demonstrated its
conformance to
the standards,
it earns CARF
accreditation.
We are proud
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HIGHLANDERS
A WELCOMING GATHERING SPACE
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s Redstone Highlands continues to explore ways
to enhance the lifestyle options available to our
seniors, a new idea was developed. Creating a
pub lounge area would offer a new gathering space for
residents, create an atmosphere for socialization and
provide a marketable lifestyle option.
Our Murrysville community was the
first to undergo this transformation
in December of 2012 and the first
Highlanders was open for business.
North Huntingdon followed in 2013,
and in June of 2014 our Greensburg
community hosted its Grand
Opening event.
Each Highlanders features a bar,
lounge seating, large TV’s and a
warm and welcoming ambience.
The pub setting is perfect for the
traditional Happy Hour and Social
Hour events that our residents
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have historically enjoyed, but
many other activities and events
are hosted in these new spaces as
well. The versatility of the spaces
allows for a pub-like setting in which
we can serve both alcoholic and
non-alcoholic beverages, as well as
presenting a coffee house feel. Wine
Tasting, Murder Mystery Events,
Steeler Parties, Men’s Grill, Cooking
Demonstrations, Coffee Chat, Poetry
Readings and Card Clubs are just a
few of the diverse events enjoyed in
the Highlanders.
Not only are our residents enjoying
the new enhancements, but the
Highlanders has proven to be a
popular location for our marketing
clubs to meet, providing a wonderful
opportunity to showcase our
Redstone Highlands communities.
And since Highlanders never closes,
residents and their guests are free to
utilize the amenities to enjoy a cup
of coffee and some conversation any
time.
Most recently, our Murrysville
campus obtained a limited use
liquor license which allows the sale
of beer and wine in the dining room
as well as at select Highlanders
Happy Hour events. We look
forward to being able to offer this
service at our North Huntingdon
and Greensburg communities in the
future.
Although much of the emphasis on “progress” in this publication is about bricks and mortar,
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare is often at the forefront of progress as it relates to processes,
too. One successful area of progress at Redstone has been the establishment of the IDT
(Interdisciplinary Team).
Progress of a Different Sort:
THE IDT PROGRAM AT REDSTONE HIGHLANDS
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s Independent Living residents
age in place, challenges often
arise requiring supportive services.
As an organization, Redstone
supports the resident’s desire to
remain in an independent setting
and recognizes that the need exists
to provide services in the resident’s
preferred location, rather than
require the resident to move to a
higher level of care. As a result, the
IDT (Interdisciplinary Team) process
was implemented.
Each of the three Redstone
campuses holds a weekly IDT
meeting attended by a full team of
staff members including the Vice
President of Quality Services, the
Campus Director, representatives
from Activities, Dining Services,
Rehabilitation, Maintenance,
Housekeeping, Senior Independence,
and others. These meetings provide
the team with an opportunity
to discuss residents who are
experiencing challenges to remaining
independent, those who are in need
of a higher level of service, those
who are currently hospitalized or in
rehabilitation, and the needs of new
residents.
Outcomes are measured and
analyzed in a variety of ways: a
quarterly analysis report provides the
team with trends in the community
and, over time, demonstrates that
the team has proactively been able
to provide the right services to the
residents to maintain independence.
One noted trend is that the
leadership in the communities are
now very rarely caught off guard by
the changing needs of Independent
Living (IL) residents. This proactive
approach has led to better planning
regarding moves to Personal Care.
The IDT team also reviews those
residents who have recently
completed their annual Senior
LifeSteps evaluation. This
program is administered by Senior
Independence clinical staff members
who have been trained to conduct
the assessment. The assessment
is conducted for every IL resident
shortly after move in and annually
thereafter. This provides a baseline
of function and an annual review.
Assessments are also conducted
at the request of the IDT team if a
change in status has been noted.
Individual outcomes are also
measured weekly via these IDT
meetings. Minutes are maintained to
allow for week-to-week progress of an
individual. Based on the progress and
evaluation, adaptations of services
are made to assist the resident to
maintain the highest level of function
in the least restrictive environment.
The IDT team provides families with
routine updates and also seeks family
input prior to the initiation of any
services. Family input is also critical
when the recommendation of the
team is a move to a higher level of
service.
The assessment is used to provide
data to the IDT team regarding the
resident’s level of independence. If
areas of concern are identified during
the assessment, it is reviewed with the
resident and his/her family.
The innovation of the IDT process
is improving quality of life and
service at Redstone. Residents
are able to remain independent
in their apartment setting longer,
leading to increased resident and
family satisfaction within a safe and
supportive environment.
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Progress at Colonial Estates
Our villa community in North
Huntingdon experienced continued
development this past year.
Currently 19 villa homes make up
the Colonial Estates’ neighborhood.
Richland Properties, LLC, has four
additional villas under construction
with completion anticipated in early
spring of 2015.
As our fiscal year closed, Colonial
Estates had a total of 32 residents
with seven more scheduled to
move in once their homes are
completed. Residents hail from
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio,
Michigan, Virginia and Texas. Their
backgrounds and interests are as
diverse as their reasons for moving
into the community.
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As the community continued to
develop, the variety of activities
broadened to reflect the interests
of the residents. This past year
residents, and a few guests, enjoyed
an overnight trip to Lancaster as they
ventured to the Sight and Sound
Theatre to see Jonah. A Women’s
Group was formed and a residentrun Parkinson’s Group was created.
This summer several residents built
remote-controlled boats as the Boat
Club was launched. The season
included our first Regatta and plans
for next season are already underway.
With its well-appointed Clubhouse,
Colonial Estates hosted several clubs
and special events that were open
for the public to enjoy. Activities
on campus included Yoga, Tai Chi,
Zumba, Card Club, Book Club, Grief
Support, Golf Clinics and a host of
educational, cultural and entertaining
speakers at the monthly Lunch
Bunch. Annual events included the
Spring Fashion Show, Wine and Jazz
Event and the Norwin Art League’s
Art Exhibit. Our first Car Cruise was
well attended this year and plans
are being made to make it an annual
event.
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DearFriends,
It is hard to believe that I have been doing fundraising work for almost a quarter
of a century (Proof positive that God has a strange sense of humor). In recent
years, this work has really changed. I’m not sure if I would call it progress.
The “Great Recession of 2008” set off a decline in charitable giving for the first
time in decades. Fortunately, as the economy has improved, gifts are once
again on the rise on a national basis. Changes in the tax code, including the
lowering of the threshold for inheritance taxes, have also had an impact on
estate gifts.
The biggest changes that I have witnessed have occurred in the past two years. Until recently, gifts of
support for a particular person or project, regardless of whether or not they are a non-profit entity,
were mostly unheard of. Not anymore. “Crowd Funding” is the new way of giving as web sites like
Kickstarter, Go-Fund-Me, and the like provide opportunities for one person to give to another, whether
or not there is the benefit of a tax deduction! Progress? Only time will tell.
This new way of giving reminds us of the reality that people give to people. We want to know that
our gifts are making a difference in the lives of real people… people whom we care about. A gift to
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare provides our supporters with an opportunity to do just that. Your
gifts listed on the pages of this report, be they large or small, are gifts to real people. People like Evelyn,
Bob, Norma, Bill, Anne…. beloved residents of Redstone. Very real people who need our care and
support to live out their years here in this place they have come to call home.
Giving to Redstone has always been about supporting real people. It may be the latest and hottest
trend in philanthropy… but we just call it LOVE.
Thank you for your love and support for our residents.
Gratefully,
Lisa Dormire
VP Fund Development
“Itmaybethelatestand
hottesttrendinphilanthropy…
butwejustcallitLOVE.”
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The
Non-Profit
Difference
P
eter Drucker, a leading management consultant, characterized
not-for-profits as one of three major institutions in America,
the others being government and business. His publication,
Managing the Nonprofit Organization, suggests that government’s
role is to protect and oversee, and the role of business is to generate
an economy. “The role of not-for-profits, as one of three major
institutions in America, is nothing less than to change lives.” As a
non-profit, Redstone’s commitment to providing Benevolent Care
to residents in need is at the heart of who we are and how we serve
the community. The “Redstone Promise” is clear: When, through
no fault of his or her own, a resident’s personal financial assets are
depleted, Redstone continues to provide a home for life for that
resident. Last year, Redstone provided nearly $2.5 million in free
care to residents in need.
Benevolent Care is provided for
residents in two distinct categories.
Direct Benevolent Care is provided to
those residents living in Independent
and Supportive levels of care on our
Redstone campuses. This assistance
comes in the form of a reduced
monthly service charge, based
on the resident’s current income.
Approximately half of the benevolent
care provided at Redstone falls in
this category. Indirect Benevolent
Care, making up the other half, is
provided to residents in the Harbor
(Healthcare Center) in Greensburg.
When residents are unable to pay for
a private pay daily rate, the difference
between the reimbursement paid by
Medicare or Medicaid is forgiven.
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Through Redstone’s affiliate
organization, Senior Independence
(SI) blood pressure screening checks
and opportunities to talk with a
nurse are provided free of charge
on a regular basis. These services
are provided not only to residents
in Redstone communities, but in
settings within the larger community.
In the past year, SI has provided
screenings at Redmont Village,
Pershing Square, and the Norwin
Resource Center.
Redstone also serves the region by
inviting the community to enjoy its
facilities for a variety of programs.
Crochet Club, Fashion Shows, MahJongg, Tai-Chi, Yoga, Model Boat
Club, Lunch Bunches and many
other programs provide opportunities
for the region’s seniors to participate
in healthy physical and social
activities. In addition, groups like the
Red Hat Society, Parkinson’s Support
Group, Card Clubs, Retiree Clubs,
Association, Westmoreland County
Food Bank, and the Humane Society
of Westmoreland County. Teams of
staff members and residents on each
campus organize bingos, bake sales,
donut sales, raffle sales, etc. to raise
money for these charities. Two food
drives annually collect hundreds
of items for the Food Bank. Staff
on the North Huntingdon campus
made beautiful bracelets this year to
support the American Cancer Society.
Supporting these charities helps
to create the culture that truly is a
“Redstone” community.
Redstone affirms Lifelong Learning
as one of its core values, and this
commitment is another way in which
the larger community is supported.
Redstone employees can take
advantage of a tuition reimbursement
program which allows them to
advance their education in ways that
might not otherwise be affordable.
Furthermore, Redstone helps to
teach high school students through
the “Transition WORKS!” Program
sponsored by Goodwill Industries
role of not-for-profits, as one of three
“The
major institutions in America, is nothing less
than to change lives.
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and Arts programs enjoy hosting
their events in Redstone facilities.
Each year, Redstone selects several
charities or organizations upon which
to focus the efforts of the “Redstone
Gives” Program. In 2014, the charities
of choice include the American
Heart Association, American
Cancer Society, the Alzheimer’s
of Southwestern Pennsylvania. This
program allows qualified high school
students to work with a job coach
to prepare for a transition into the
workforce.
We have served 22 students this
year in the Transition WORKS!
Program at our Greensburg and
North Huntingdon Communities.
The students come from schools
in Westmoreland and Allegheny
Counties. The current districts
include Hempfield, Greater Latrobe,
Penn Trafford, Norwin, Yough, and
South Allegheny.
regular basis. The region is a safer
place because of these CPR-prepared
Redstone employees!
The students can attend either
for a half day (3 hours) or for a
full day (6 hours). They work on
a 9-week rotation, changing jobs
every grading period. Some of the
students’ favorite jobs are dietary,
maintenance, housekeeping,
materials management, and rehab. The students have some input into
which jobs they choose, but they
are encouraged to step outside their
comfort zone and try new things.
Redstone employees are encouraged
to treat the students as they would
any other employee. A commitment to volunteerism
provides an additional element of
Redstone’s community service. The
lives of our residents at Redstone are
enriched by the efforts of volunteers
who make friendly visits, bring
pets for pet therapy, lead worship
in chapel, assist with a variety of
activities and transportation, serve
in our gift shops, etc. Still others
give very freely of their time and
knowledge serving as members of
our Board of Directors and on a
variety of committees. Without the
hours of service provided by over
300 volunteers, Redstone would be
unable to offer such an exemplary
quality of life and care.
Redstone continually offers its
leaders ongoing educational
opportunities related to management.
All of Redstone’s employees are
required to be certified in CPR and
participate in refresher courses on a
The presence of Redstone Highlands,
its residents and employees, has a
huge impact on the economy in the
region. Our residents shop, dine, and
make use of healthcare providers
and facilities in the area. Ninety
Exciting Growth
S
enior Independence of Southwestern
Pennsylvania (SI) continues to experience
exciting growth as the home and communitybased provider within Redstone Highlands. The Hospice division received initial Medicare
certification to add this service to the greater
variety of programs. The Home Health department
maximized the internal market in the continuum
and has expanded with external partnerships, with
revenues exceeding the one-million dollar mark. All of this progress allows for the original mission
for high-quality care to be extended to seniors
throughout Westmoreland County and not just
limited to the local campuses. The collaboration of care between Redstone
Highlands and Senior Independence was verified by
the five-year accreditation received from CARF/CCAC
(Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation
percent of Redstone employees live in
Westmoreland County, making this
workforce a major contributor to the
economy through their purchasing
power and taxes paid to local
municipalities.
Through generous programs of
Benevolent Care, the Redstone Gives
Program, supporting local charities,
sharing of facilities, commitment to
educational programs, a dedicated
corps of volunteers, and a strong
consumer workforce, Redstone lives
out its commitment as a non-profit
dedicated to the service of the larger
community. We are in the business
of changing lives… on our campuses
and beyond!
Facilities / Continuing Care Accreditation
Commission) as an Aging Services Network. Their
unique care management system was identified as an
exemplary program. This recognition elevates the
entire program as the premier provider for long-term
living and post-acute services in the region. Senior Independence currently has over fifty
employees on staff ranging from Personal Care
Aides to Registered Nurses, up from only ten at
inception in 2011. All of these positions have been
able to be added because of the consistent census
that has been stabilized with a business model. To
further support this growth, SI added Karen Rose in
a newly created Executive Director position in 2014. She brings over twelve years of non-profit senior
management experience in this region. This role will
allow for an increased focus on strategic planning and
partnerships to enhance operations.
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In February, a Bingo event
was held to raise funds for the
American Heart Association
as part of the Redstone Gives
program. This program is one
of the many ways that Redstone
Highlands gives back to the
larger community. There are
committees on each campus
that meet monthly and plan
fundraising activities for six
organizations that are selected
by Redstone’s residents and
staff. This year’s organizations
included the Westmoreland
County Food Bank, the
American Heart Association,
the Alzheimer’s Association,
the American Cancer Society,
the Humane Society, and the
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OUR YEAR IN REVIEW
Benevolent Care Fund. 2014
marked the fourth year for
Redstone Gives, and over $8,000
was raised for the charities.
The Big Event is held every
spring on each of our Redstone
campuses. The event brings
entertainment, food, and games
to our residents based around a
specific theme. This year’s theme
was “Lights, Camera, Action.”
On May 15th, the Chairman’s
Appreciation Luncheon was
held at Ferrante’s Lakeview in
Greensburg, PA. This luncheon
provides Redstone with an
opportunity to say “thank you”
to our volunteers, our most
generous donors, and those
who belong to the Toman
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Legacy Society. Additionally,
President and CEO John Dickson
(picturedleft)and Board Chair
James Gallagher (picturedright)
presented the Chairman’s
Appreciation Award to this year’s
honorees, Arthur and Sheila
Caramella.
Murrysville employees Karen
Papay, Chelsea Wolfe, and
Therese Saunders dressed in
themed attire on “DecadeDay”
during our 2014 Homecoming
Week. This special week of
activities is endorsed and
encouraged by LeadingAge,
an association of not-for-profit
organizations dedicated to
making America a better place
to grow old. LeadingAge invites
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organizations like Redstone to
host celebrations on our campuses
during the last week of May. These
celebrations are an opportunity to
highlight the positive contributions
that Redstone makes to its
surrounding communities.
Redstone Colonial Estates launched
the Remote Control Boat Club this
year. The club met every Friday
afternoon over the summer and
will resume this spring. Participants
enjoyed food, conversation, and
running their boats during these
pond-side club meetings.
The Greensburg campus opened
Highlanders on June 27th. Each
campus now has one of these
special social areas where residents,
family, and friends come to gather.
Resident Gilfert Mihalich and
Executive Director Kim Kelly cut the
ribbon to inaugurate the opening.
On July 13th, the Presbytery of
Redstone and Redstone Highlands
Communities held the ordination
of Rev. Rebecca Siddle, Chaplain of
our Murrysville Campus. Redstone
employees and residents attended
the event in the Brooks Chapel
along with Rebecca’s family and
friends. We were honored to have
shared this special day with her.
Congratulations to Rebecca!
8 The third annual Dove
Recognition Banquet was held for
Redstone Highlands and Senior
Independence employees on
September 9th at the Delmont
Volunteer Fire Department. The
evening included dinner, prizes, and
recognition of employees who go
the “extra mile” for our residents.
9 Redstone Highlands Communities
was named one of the Pittsburgh
Post Gazette’s 2014 Top Workplaces!
What a wonderful evening it was
on October 1st when John Dickson,
President and CEO, and Jim Hodge,
VP of Human Resources, accepted
the award on behalf of Redstone!
10 The Fund Development department
held a “Mini Fling” on each
Redstone campus to bring elements
of the 2014 Highlands Fling
fundraiser to our residents and staff!
Since the theme of this year’s event
was “A Night at the Castle,” photo
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booth props and crowns were taken
to each campus for our residents to
enjoy a fun photo op!
11 In 2014, Redstone acquired
a building to be utilized
for its corporate offices and
administration. The Chapel
Hill Professional Building is
located approximately a quarter
mile away from the Greensburg
campus. The departments of
Administration, Finance, Fund
Development, Marketing, and
other various directors are housed
here. On December 18th, residents,
employees, and friends of the
community were invited to the
dedication of these offices at the
Holiday Open House.
12 On Saturday, December 13th, the
Greensburg campus hosted “A
Morning with Santa” event that was
open to the public. Guests enjoyed a
complimentary photo with Santa, a
take-home craft, pastries, coffee, and
hot chocolate. Many employees and
residents took this time to get their
photo taken with Santa!
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AN HONOR ROLL of DONORS
Current Residents:
We are grateful to all those current residents who give above and beyond to support Benevolent Care, Staff
Appreciation, the special projects of the Promises Kept Campaign, and other initiatives. Your lives and your
generosity inspire us.
Anonymous
Ms. Joyce B. Adams
Ms. Lois K. Albrecht
Mrs. Joanne Alexander
Ms. Helen E. Allen
Ms. Lois D. Alworth
Mr. Charles W. Ammer
Ms. Dolores M. Ammer
Ms. Bess C. Anderson †
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. John Bales
Mr. and Mrs. James V.
Baney
Mr. and Mrs. John Banks
Ms. Lois M. Barger
Miss Agnes Barkley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Barnett
Ms. Judith R. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A.
Bassler
Ms. Peggy Beasley †
Ms. Elva Beatty †
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
Benevento
Ms. Patricia A. Benko
Ms. Grace E. Berriker
Ms. Mary M. Betz
Mr. Robert J. Bilott
Ms. Janet B. Blaho
Mrs. Audrey R. Bohlin
Ms. Alice M. Bones
Ms. Virginia T. Born
Mr. and Mrs. Aksel A.
Bothner-By
Mrs. Jeny I. Boyd
Ms. Louise H. Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L.
Briner
Ms. Eleanor R. Brown †
Ms. Irene M. Brunclik
Miss Edith M. Bryen
Ms. Edith M. Burdis
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Burk
Mrs. Isabelle Busan
Ms. Eleanora Carfang
Ms. Mabel A. Carlin
Ms. Carolyn L. Carnahan
Mrs. Shirleen C. Casteel
Ms. Betty Jean Christofel
Mr. Walter K. Christoff
Ms. Helen M. Ciavarra
Mrs. Eileen A. Clark
Mr. † and Mrs. James Clark
Mrs. Katherine M.
Clohessy
Mrs. Dolores B. Conley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
Cooper
Ms. Shirley Craddock
Mr. Calvin D. Crawford †
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Crouse, Sr.
Mrs. Joy T. Dahlmann
Mr. and Mrs. Duane A.
Daniels
Mrs. Sylvia R. Dennison
Ms. Antoinette M. DeRose
Mr. Angelo E. DeSantis
Mrs. Mary E. Dickie
Mr. and Mrs. † Harry B.
Dixon
Mrs. Mae M. Doban
Ms. Eleanor L. Driggers
Mr. and Mrs. James Duff
Mrs. Mary H. Dull †
Mr. Robert W. Eakin
Ms. Jane C. Earnest
Mr. Robert F. Edwards †
Ms. Onile B. Elder †
Mr. Clifford Eve
Mrs. Genevieve H. Ewig
Mrs. Evelyn L. Farmer †
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Farneth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Feathers
Ms. Alberta M. Feightner
Ms. Angela Ferri
Dr. James C. File †
Ms. Frances Finley
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
Flebotte
Ms. Ruth S. Floyd
Mrs. Avis E. Freeman
Ms. Nancy J. Fronk
Miss Eleanor J. Fulton
Ms. Stefina Garcia
Mrs. Mary Lou Garrity †
Mr. Dominic Gavatorta
Ms. Elizabeth R. George
Mrs. Jean R. George
Ms. Hope L. Gettemy
Mr. Charles G. Geyer
Ms. Jennie A. Gillis
Ms. Marilyn E. Giron
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.
Glaser
Mrs. Lois B. Groomes
Ms. Dorothy F. Gruskiewicz
Ms. Christina Gudzan
Ms. Jane Guerrieri
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Haertjens
Mrs. Annetta P. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. George S.
Haller
Mr. Samuel B. Hampton †
Mrs. Leona K. Hanks
Mr. Harold N. Hauger †
Mrs. Mary Louise Heilman
Mr. Richard D. Hileman †
Mrs. Lucille Hilliard
Mrs. Joan Hilty †
Ms. Virginia M. Hixson
Ms. F. Joyce Hochard
Ms. Dorothy Hoffman
Mr. Michael Holupka, Sr.
Mrs. Norma T. Hopkinson
Ms. Dolores Huber
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Hunkawitz
Mrs. Carol W. Jacobs
Ms. Linda L. James
Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Jamison
Ms. Jean L. Jeffries †
Mr. Thomas F. Jodon
Mrs. Ruth M. Johnson
Ms. Helen F. Kanach
Ms. Jean F. Keys
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Klinkenberg
Dr. and Mrs. † Herbert
Kramer
Ms. Doris J. Lakatosh
Ms. Mary K. Lamb †
Mr. and Mrs. † Albert M.
Lander
Rev. † and Mrs. Mark H.
Landfried
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Landini
Ms. Carol H. Langston
Wolfe †
Ms. Ada L. Lape
Mrs. Luella E. Larimer
Mrs. Eleanor B. Lashley †
Ms. Marion I. Laughner
Mr. † and Mrs. Paul C.
Lazor
Ms. Donna Leasure
Ms. Davida Leshock
Ms. Edith L. Letham
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Livi
Ms. Lois E. Lore
Mrs. Virginia J. Lucini
Ms. Dorothy J. Luke
Mrs. Emma H. Lyons
Mrs. Betty B. Maclay
Ms. Anna Mae Mansfield
As you read through the names of the donors listed in this publication, you will see a “ ” beside some of those names.
This symbol indicates that the donor has made a special gift to the efforts of the Promises Kept Campaign.
We remember with gratitude those donors who passed away after making their gifts. Their names are marked with a “ †” in the listing of donors.
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Mr. † and Mrs. Robert N.
Manson
Mrs. Madge S. Mansour
Mrs. Kathleen D. Marion
Mrs. Margaret A. Martin
Mr. † and Mrs. Thomas F.
Martin
Ms. Janet R. Matchett †
Mrs. Janet R. Matteucci
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McCann
Mrs. Helen S. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
McCormley
Mrs. Marguerite E.
McFarlane
Mr. Donald McKee
Dr. and Mrs. Orison
McLean
Mrs. Norma McNamara
Ms. Barbara A. Melvin
Ms. Evelyn R. Mennow
Mr. † and Mrs. Joseph
Micire
Ms. Jean M. Mignogna
Honorable and Mrs. Gilfert
M. Mihalich
Mr. and Mrs. † Robert A.
Miller
Ms. Dorothy R. Mintus
Ms. Mary Ann Mobley
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard
L. Morgan
Ms. Jane Mudrak
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G.
Myers
Ms. Irma C. Nath
Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Nehrig
Ms. Jeanette Neiman
Mrs. Nancy L. Noga
Ms. Mary M. Novotny
Ms. Alice G. Oberleitner
Ms. Elizabeth O’Bradovich
Mrs. Carol A. Ocheltree
Mrs. Fadra Oesterlin †
Mr. Harry K. Oldham
Ms. Marian M. Pallitto
Ms. Sara M. Palone
Mrs. Margaret J. Parsons
Col. † and Mrs. Dale B.
Peckman
Mr. Samuel A. Petracca
Mrs. Gloria L. Pfost
Mrs. Carol G. Pollock
Ms. Josephine Ponsi
Mrs. Toni T. Posner
Ms. Mary J. Pottmeyer
Ms. Mary M. Quinlan †
Ms. Jo Ann Rager
Mrs. M. Susan Regan
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R.
Remaley
Mrs. Marcia M. Remaley
Ms. Annabelle S. Renquest
Mrs. Dolores Rhodes
Ms. Margaret E. Richter
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Ridinger
Mr. Frank H. Rittenhouse
Mr. † and Mrs. Thomas
Rizzuti
Mrs. Cynthia M. Robinson †
Mrs. Izabel D. Roskosh †
Mr. Charles R. Ross †
Ms. Ruth Ruble
Mrs. Ellen A. Rudolph
Mrs. Dorothy B. Ruoff
Mr. † and Mrs. John W.
Ruyak
Mrs. Rita Sapp †
Mrs. Rosemary Scala
Ms. Norma G.
Scheidemantel
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A.
Schmidtke
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L.
Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. † Robert P.
Schweikert
Mrs. Vivian E. Schwing
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Scimio
Ms. Juliet H. Selia
Mrs. Dorothy S. Sell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Senko
Ms. M. Ellen Sheehan
Ms. Margaret T. Shick
Ms. Carol R. Simmons
Rev. Andrew G. Slade
Mrs. Mary Louise Smith
Ms. Ruth I. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Smiy
Ms. Gertrude M. Smola
Ms. Sue A. Spahr
Mrs. Patricia A. Sperber †
Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Spier
Mrs. Nancy G. Sprenger
Ms. Anneli Sprengling
Ms. Pearle Stark
Ms. LaDorna L. Stephens
Mrs. Glenna M. Stewart
Ms. Mary Stipanovic
Mrs. Mildred Striner
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L.
Sullenberger
Mrs. Irene O. Swacus
Ms. Kathryn Taber
Mrs. Helen M. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Temple
Mr. Jack W. Thomas
Ms. Josephine L. Thomas
Mrs. Nancy M. Thompson †
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B.
Trimble
Ms. Irene W. Truxal †
Mrs. Ann Marie Valli
Ms. Anna L. Van Fleet
Ms. Clara M. Vana
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Visocky
Ms. Marjorie A. Vrable †
Mrs. Dorothy Vrudney
Mrs. Mary J. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Waicis
Ms. Patricia Walter
Mrs. Ruth M. Weyman
Mrs. Pearl N. Whetzel
Mr. Charles W. White
Mrs. Mary Louise
Whitehead
Ms. Anne M. Wiley
Mrs. Goldie L. Wilson
Mrs. Doris F. Wood
Ms. Catherine E. Wray
Ms. Genevieve M. Yennerell
Ms. Margaret R. Zelezniak
Friends:
The “Friends of Redstone” provide a backbone of support for all that we do. We are grateful to the former
residents, the family members of current and former residents, former employees, the community leaders, and
all those who simply believe in the Redstone mission, who have given generously. These gifts, along with your
prayers and encouragement, sustain us.
Anonymous
Ms. Dolores M. Aber
Ms. Laura M. Aber
Ms. Sherry Acalotto
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J.
Acita
Ms. Beth A. Allwine
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Amond
Ms. Janet Angelopoulos
Ms. Sharon Arlotti
Mr. and Mrs. David G.
Assard
Ms. Nancy Atkins
Ms. Beverly E. Balest
Ms. Helen V. Barkley
Ms. Patricia A. Barley
Mrs. Brenda L. Barth
Mrs. Paula Bauerle
Ms. Cathy Baumann
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Beard
Mr. Jonathan Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D.
Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Bennett
Benzinger
Mr. Joshua Bergman
Ms. Robin Berriker
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A.
Biasucci
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bistok
Mrs. Jean W. Blice
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Blick
Ms. Betty J. Boggio
Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Bohinski
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Ms. Lori Bollibon
Ms. Anna M. Bombulie
Mr. Eric E. Bononi and The
Honorable Michele G.
Bononi
Ms. Lorin Boonie
Mr. Daniel Boshinsky
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Boughner
Mr. and Mrs. David L.
Bower
Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Boyer
Mr. Robert L. Bozurich
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.
Braun
Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Brenzia
Ms. Mariam L. Brinkmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Bronson
Mayor and Mrs. Robert J.
Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Brosk
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T.
Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucci
Mr. Kurt Burkett
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Burkett
Ms. Tana Butler
Ms. Emily Cameron
Ms. Jeanne Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Caramella
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Cass
Ms. Gloria Cavada
Cestra
Mr. and Mrs. Ray T.
Charley
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S.
Cheppa
Ms. Barbara J. Christner,
Esq.
Ms. Evelyn Christofel
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ciappa
Mr. Vincent G. Citriniti
Mrs. Barbara L. Clarey
Mrs. Jean M. Coates
Mrs. Dorothy M. Come
Ms. Sue Anne Connors
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Mrs. Jeanne M. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Randall C.
Cook
Ms. Josephine Costanzo
Mrs. Daina Coury
Dr. and Mrs. William B.
Courtney
Ms. Alison M. Cox
Ms. Denise M. Cribbs
Dr. and Mrs. Richard W.
Cribbs
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T.
Davidson, Jr.
Mrs. Beverley Davis
Dr. Janice Davis
Ms. Patty DeBone
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Degentesh
Dr. and Mrs. Angelo
DeMezza
Mrs. Susan Dietrich
Mr. and Mrs. † Dennis
Diffenderfer
Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dils
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dolnack
Ms. Delinda J. Donovan
Mrs. Patricia Dovie
Ms. Roxanne Dreher
Mrs. Louise M. Dugan
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A.
Dunnett
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Duran
Ms. Patricia A. Eberts
Ms. Autumn E. Eichner
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E.
Eisaman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ellinger
Ms. Ethel M. Engelbrecht
Ms. Deborah Engle
Mr. and Mrs. Harding
Erwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Essey
Mr. Bryan D. Evans
The Estate of Mrs. Florence
M. Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fajt
Ms. Carolyn Falcon
Ms. Linda I. Falcone
Mr. and Mrs. James Farneth
Mr. Dennis Farrell
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fausold
Ms. Joanie Faust
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A.
Feldman
Mrs. Ann R. Fishell
Mr. Dale Flaherty
Fogelsanger
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Foley
Ms. Beverly J. Forsyth
Dr. and Mrs. W. Daniel
Foster
Ms. Lois R. Frischolz
Ms. Shelley Fullum
Mrs. Norma Fulton
Mrs. Karen M. Furin
Mr. and Mrs. Barry F.
Gaetano
Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. David S.
Gallatin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Gallo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaudi
Ms. Karen Gavula
Mrs. Mary F. Gazze
Ms. Robin L. Georgino
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W.
Getkin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gibson
Lynn T. Giever
Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Gilbert, Jr.
The Estate of Daniel and
Mae Gilmour
Mr. and Mrs. Washington
Gjebre
Ms. MaryLynn Glamp
Mr. George Glarner
Mr. and Mrs. Max Glauben
Ms. Jacqueline D. Good
Ms. Marjorie F. Goody
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Gottron
Ms. Heather Goughnour
Mr. Michael Graft
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S.
Graham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Grams
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Graney
Mrs. Mechtild E. Grapes
Mrs. Marsha L. Green
Mrs. Geraldine Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.
Greener
Ms. Karen A. Grillo
Ms. Bernadette Haase
Ms. Vicki Habarka
Ms. Mary M. Haines
Ms. Barbara Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Hamilton
Ms. Janice W. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. William N.
Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. Dale W.
Hanks
Ms. Erica C. Hartland
Mr. Leonard C. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. David W.
Hauser
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P.
Heffelfinger
Ms. Joyce Helmetzi
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M.
Henry
Mrs. Evelyn W. Herring
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.
Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hodgson
Mrs. Grace Hoffman
Ms. Susan V. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Hohn
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G.
Holup
Mr. Richard Holzer
Mr. and Mrs. David Hooke
Ms. Ann Marie Horrell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Hyde
Ms. Faith Jack
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jamison
Mrs. Robin S. Jennings
Mr. Kenneth E. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E.
Jones, Jr.
Mrs. Althea J. Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kacin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H.
Kasberg
Mrs. Lois M. Kerr
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L.
Kettering
Ms. Ricarda H. King
Mr. and Mrs. Erskine W.
Klyce, Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy C. Knepper
Ms. Patricia Kooser-Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Steven F.
Kreger
Mr. and Mrs. Leon W.
Kreger, Jr.
Mrs. Patricia A. Kuntz
Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis R.
Kuyat
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lacher
Mr. and Mrs. David Lafferty
Mr. and Mrs. Keith H.
Langston
Ms. Jill Laquindanum
Ms. Jessica Lawson
Ms. Judith A. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
Lightcap
Ms. Kathleen O. Lindell
Ms. Suzi Loechle
Ms. Melissa S. Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.
Machek
Mrs. Marjorie R.
Machesney
Rev. and Mrs. J. Charles
MacPherson III
Ms. Linda Madden
Mr. Anthony Marciano
Ms. Joan M. Marcinko
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T.
Marin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Markley Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T.
Marquis, Jr.
Ms. Janet Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Matchett
Matrisch
Mrs. Linda B. McGinnis
The Estate of Ms. Betty K.
McGrew
Mr. and Mrs. James C.
McHugh
George and Bonnie Meanor
Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Mellyn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C.
Mensch
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A.
Merlino
Mr. and Mrs. Mark G.
Merrill
Ms. Nancy A. Metzger
Mr. John A. Mika
Ms. Barbara J. Mileski
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Miller
Ms. Maureen H. Miller
Ms. Eleanor Mitinger
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R.
Mohler
Ms. Patricia A. Monroe
Mrs. Susan E. Moon
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce
Morris
Rev. John R. Morrow
Mrs. Kelly S. Mulzer
Ms. Elizabeth A. Murray
Ms. Geraldine S. Murray
Ms. Pamela Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Neal
Ms. Barbara J. Newbrough
Mr. Paul Nickoloff
Dr. Jawdat A. Nikoula
Mr. Charles Northrup
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Oates
Mr. Alan L. Obley
O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
O’Halloran
Ms. Margery Okonak
Ms. Janice O’Leary
Ms. Jane F. O’Mara
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Ott
Rev. Sarah E. Ott
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Otto
Owens
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Passalinqua
Ms. Virginia A. Pastor
Ms. Rosemarie A. Patetta
Ms. Karen R. Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pauly
Ms. Kimberley Y. Peoples
Ms. Sarah Perri
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M.
Perricelli
Ms. Mary Ann Petrillo, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Pifer
Ms. Nancy Pioli
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Plucker
Mr. and Mrs. Carl PoggiJenkins
Proietti
Ms. Linda L. Radakovich
Ms. Judith Radocaj
Stephen J. Renn Family
Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Repko
Mrs. Joan K. Ricketts
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk D. Riffer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Riley
Ms. Linda M. Ringbloom
Ms. Cheryl Ritter
Ms. Catherine Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W.
Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Ross
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Ross
Mr. and Rev. Ronald
Russell
Ms. Meaghan T. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. James
Sacriponte
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Santora
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson G.
Saul III
Ms. Dawna Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scala
Mrs. Barbara A. Schlirf
Schreckengost
Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Schuman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Scott
Mr. Charles M. Seamens
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger C.
Searfoss
Mr. George Shaner and Mr.
Michael Philopena
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Shearer
Mrs. Louise J. Sheffler
Ms. Sally A. Sheppard
Ms. Coreen Sheridan
Ms. Kathleen Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Shields
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.
Skrgic, Jr.
Ms. Pam Smith
Dr. Sharon P. Smith, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Smitrovich
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Smiy
Snodgrass
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Snyder, Jr.
Ms. Helena Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sobota
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.
Souders
Ms. Jeanette M. Spangler
Mr. and Mrs. Brinkley
Sprunt
Dr. and Mrs. Robert N.
Staffen
Mr. Joseph Stefano
Mrs. Arena E. Stevenson
Ms. Susan Stillitano
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stitt
Ms. Meghan Stoner
Mr. Kenneth M. Strader
Ms. Heidi Stratton-Minor
Mr. and Mrs. Roger D.
Strayer
Mr. and Dr. Frank X.
Stumpf
Sumner
Mr. John Swacus
Ms. Lori Swettlen
Ms. Wilma Swiger
Mr. and Mrs. Regis J. Synan
Mr. Robert Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. David
Tilstone
Ms. Cathie Truitt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Turner
Ms. Janice Twele
Ms. Karen Ulrich
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Van
Fleet
Ms. Michele M. Vanetta
Mr. Steven Veach
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E.
Veyo
Dr. and Mrs. Carey T.
Vinson
Mr. David C. Vrable
Walker
Mrs. Sharon A. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Walker
Mr. John R. Wallis
Mr. Richard Wallis
Ms. Angela Walter
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Wandrisco
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Wannagat
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Ward,
Esq.
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Ms. Susan Washburn
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R.
Weber
Ms. Marilyn Weightman
Mrs. Doris M. Weinert
Mrs. Carolyn L. Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
West
Ms. Tamara Wetmore
Karen Weyman-Mann
Mrs. Kathryn A. Whitacre
Ms. Viola M. Wiggins
Mr. and Mrs. D. Alan
Williams
Ms. Virginia Wilson
Wintergreen
Ms. Valeria D. Wolk
Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Wright
Wrobel
Ms. Martha A. Zatezalo and
Mr. Dennis J. Gounley
Mr. and Mrs. Jay D.
Zelezniak
Mrs. Jean I. Zellers
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Zigmond
Ms. Elaine Zimmerman
Board of Directors:
Redstone Highlands is blessed by the completely voluntary service of a creative and concerned Board of
Directors. In addition to their time, members of the Board also make generous gifts to support Redstone’s
mission. Our thanks for all that they do cannot be expressed strongly enough.
Mayor Robert J. Brooks
Mrs. Rebecca L. Davidson
Mr. Dennis Diffenderfer
Mr. James P. Gallagher
Mr. Gary Hayden
Rev. J. Charles MacPherson III
Mr. Nicholas T. Marquis, Jr.
Dr. John S. Parker
Mr. Michael J. Passalinqua
Mrs. Anneliese Pauly
Ms. Mary Ann Petrillo, Esq.
Dr. Paul Plucker
Mr. Robert P. Schweikert
Dr. Linda R. Stumpf
Dr. Carey T. Vinson
Mr. Charles E. West
Ms. Martha A. Zatezalo
Honor Gifts:
Throughout the year, Redstone receives many gifts “In Honor” of special persons who have touched lives in
meaningful ways. We celebrate their recognition and thank the donors who have chosen to honor them in such
a way.
Printed in bold is the name of the person being honored; donors are listed below the name.
In Honor of Ms. Helen
Allen
Klyce, Jr.
Round Hill Presbyterian
Church
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Bassler
West Newton Presbyterian
Women
In Honor of Ms. Mary M.
Betz
Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon
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In Honor of Mrs. Lila June
Bower †
Bower
In Honor of Mrs.
Genevieve H. Ewig
Ms. Mary M. Haines
Ms. Sally A. Sheppard
In Honor of Ms. Mercedes
H. Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Boyer
In Honor of Ms.
Bernadine B. Fisher
Bennett
In Honor of Mrs. Eileen A.
Clark
Mrs. Daina Coury
In Honor of Ms. Beverly J.
Forsyth
Dils
In Honor of the Dickson
Family
Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Dickson IV
In Honor of Mrs. Jean R.
George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Beard
Mrs. Ann R. Fishell
In Honor of Mrs. Johanna
Gillis †
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S.
Pifer
Harry W. Glaser
Women
Bernard Haertjens
Kramer
In Honor of Rev. Philip
Jamison
St. John’s Lutheran
Church
In Honor of Ms. Mary E.
McCullough
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gaudi
In Honor of Ms. Margaret
T. Shick
Mr. and Mrs. David
Hooke
In Honor of Mrs. Annetta
P. Hall
Ms. Sherry Acalotto
Bowers
Mrs. Janet R. Matteucci
Mrs. Helen S. McConnell
Church
Round Hill Thriving
Survivors Senior Group
In Honor of Mrs. Bebe
Landfried
Landfried
In Honor of Rev. Dr.
Richard L. Morgan
St. John’s Lutheran
Church
In Honor of Rev. Andrew
G. Slade
Women
In Honor of Rev. † and
Mrs. Mark H. Landfried
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.
Hewitt
In Honor of Ms. Sarah L.
Opaluch
Ms. Mary Ellen Opaluch
In Honor of Ms. Gertude
Smola
Anonymous
Andrew Park
Miss Edith M. Bryen
In Honor of Ms. Marjorie
E. Tilstone
Mr. and Mrs. David
Tilstone
In Honor of Mrs. Leona
Hanks
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Dale W.
Hanks
In Honor of Mrs. Rachel
A. Hatch †
Davidson, Jr.
In Honor of Mr. William
Herrup †
Mr. and Mrs. Brinkley
Sprunt
Dan Hewitt
Landfried
Edward Landini
Women
In Honor of Mrs. Luella E.
Larimer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Hohn
In Honor of Ms. Geraldine
Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Ciappa
In Honor of Ms. Dorothy
J. Luke
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E.
Jones, Jr.
In Honor of Mrs. Marcia
M. Remaley
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G.
Holup
In Honor of Mr. † and Mrs.
Ed Renn
In Honor of Mrs. Jane E.
Renn
In Honor of Mrs. Sharon
Scimio
Barnett
In Honor of Ms. Anna Van
Fleet
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Van
Fleet
In Honor of Ms. Marjorie
A. Vrable †
Mr. David C. Vrable
Charles Waicis
Proietti
In Honor of Mrs. Ruth M.
Weyman
Karen Weyman-Mann
Redstone billboards are found throughout Westmoreland County.
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Memorial Gifts:
Many of the gifts that Redstone receives are given “In Memory” of a loved one, friend, neighbor, or colleague.
We give thanks for the lives of all of those who have been remembered in this way. We also want to express our
heartfelt thanks to those donors who have chosen to remember in a way that touches the lives of our residents.
Printed in bold is the name of the person being remembered; donors are listed below the name.
In Memory of Mr. and
Mrs. Dante C. Accurti
Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Bohinski
In Memory of Mrs.
Kathryn Alberta
Mr. and Mrs. James
Sacriponte
In Memory of the
Deceased Members of
the Ammer Family
In Memory of Frank and
Marie Ammer
In Memory of Mrs. Eva H.
Andrews
In Memory of Ms. Jenny K.
Armen
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A.
Feldman
In Memory of Wilmer and
Mary Auckerman
In Memory of Mr. William
R. Baumann
Ms. Cathy Baumann
Ms. Deborah Engle
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lacher
Rotary Club of Greensburg
Mr. George Shaner and Mr.
Michael Philopena
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Snyder, Jr.
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In Memory of Ms. Peggy
Beasley
Scimio
In Memory of Ms. Elva
Beatty
Kramer
In Memory of Mr. Frank V.
Benevento
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
Benevento
In Memory of Ms. Rose
Mary Bengel
Ms. Patricia Kooser-Wall
In Memory of Mr. George
Blaho
Ms. Janet B. Blaho
In Memory of Ms. Hertha
F. Boggs
Mrs. Thomas Bones
Ms. Alice M. Bones
In Memory of Mrs. Martha
P. Bonidy
Ms. Betty J. Boggio
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A.
Merlino
In Memory of Ms.
Margaret J. Boughner
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Boughner
In Memory of Mr. Harry E.
Bower
Bower
Mrs. Lois M. Kerr
In Memory of Mrs. Mary J.
Bowers
Bowers
Mrs. George Bowers
Bowers
In Memory of Mr. Joseph
B. Boyd
Mrs. Jeny I. Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A.
Dunnett
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.
Greener
In Memory of Ms. Eleanor
R. Brown
In Memory of Mr. Charles
Burnett
Cooper
Mrs. Joseph A. Cameron
Ellinger
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E.
Veyo
In Memory of Mrs. Elinor
Larue Casedy
Mrs. Norma Fulton
In Memory of Ms.
Carmella J. Citriniti
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.
Braun
Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Brosk
Cestra
Mr. Vincent G. Citriniti
Ms. Josephine
Costanzo
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dolnack
Mr. and Mrs. Max Glauben
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Wannagat
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Zigmond
In Memory of Mr. James
Clark
Mrs. Katherine M.
Clohessy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
McCormley
E. Claspy
Kramer
In Memory of Ms. Mary
Jane Coldren
Ms. Lori Bollibon
Scimio
In Memory of Mrs.
Maxine F. Cooper
Anonymous
In Memory of Mr. Donald
E. Cope
Mrs. Susan Dietrich
In Memory of Ms. Alberta
Curry
In Memory of Mrs. Ruth
D. Dailey
Church
In Memory of Mrs. Edith
L. Degentesh
Mrs. Genevieve H. Ewig
Mrs. Norbert Degentesh
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Degentesh
DelTorre
DNP IMS America
Corporation
Ms. Michele M. Vanetta
In Memory of Mr. Eugene
L. Dennison
A. Dennison
In Memory of Mrs. Maria
DiBartolomeo
Anonymous
In Memory of Mrs.
Katherine C. Dixon
Ms. Sharon Arlotti
In Memory of Mr. Robert
R. Dixon
Ms. Ruth S. Floyd
In Memory of Mrs. Mary
H. Dull
Anonymous
Acita
Mrs. Jeny I. Boyd
Ms. Louise H. Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T.
Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Ray T.
Charley
Mrs. Jeanne M. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Randall C.
Cook
Courtney
Dr. and Mrs. Richard W.
Cribbs
Dr. and Mrs. Angelo
DeMezza
Mrs. Mary E. Dickie
Mr. Dennis Farrell
Fogelsanger
Foster
Mrs. Grace Hoffman
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L.
Kettering
Kramer
Ms. Suzi Loechle
Ms. Janet Mason
Mrs. Kelly S. Mulzer
Ms. Margery Okonak
Ms. Nancy Pioli
Renal & Electrolyte
Associates, Inc.
Repko
Schuman
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger C.
Searfoss
Mrs. Dorothy S. Sell
Smitrovich
Snodgrass
Dr. and Mrs. Robert N.
Staffen
In Memory of Mrs. Sylvia
Eve
In Memory of Mrs. Mary
Lou Garrity
Ms. Louise H. Boyle
In Memory of Mr. Calvin
L. Ewig
Mrs. Genevieve H.
Ewig
Mrs. Peter Gazze
Mrs. Mary F. Gazze
In Memory of Mr. John
Earnest
Ms. Jane C. Earnest
In Memory of Ms. Dorothy
K. Garland
Ms. Janet Angelopoulos
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Bronson
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E.
Eisaman
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Matchett
Mears, Smith, Houser &
Boyle, P.C.
F. Edwards
Scimio
In Memory of Mrs. Evelyn
L. Farmer
Mrs. John Faye
In Memory of Mrs. Marian
File
Dr. James C. File †
In Memory of Mrs.
Marianne M. Flaherty
Mr. Dale Flaherty
In Memory of Mrs. Lucile
Forsythe
Mrs. Curtis Fowler
Wright
In Memory of Dr. James H.
Freeman
Mrs. Avis E. Freeman
In Memory of Mr.
Kenneth Fronk
Ms. Nancy J. Fronk
Mrs. Francis J. Genes
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Duran
In Memory of Dr. and
Mrs. F. Clay Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. David W.
Hauser
In Memory of Mrs.
Johanna K. Gillis
Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Pifer
Giron
Ms. Marilyn E. Giron
In Memory of Ms. Geneva
Gooden
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dils
In Memory of Mrs. Nancy
B. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S.
Graham, Jr.
In Memory of Mr.
Clarence Greene
Mrs. Geraldine Greene
In Memory of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth
Griffiths
Ms. Janet B. Blaho
In Memory of Ms. Mary Jo
Grimm
Ms. Ricarda H. King
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In Memory of Mr. Kirk E.
Hall
Bowers
Mitchell Power Station
Round Hill Thriving
Survivors Senior Group
Mrs. Michael Haller
Mr. and Mrs. George S.
Haller
In Memory of Ms. Helen
Gram Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Hamilton
Ms. Janice W. Hamilton
In Memory of Mr.
and Mrs. John
Hareczmak
In Memory of Mr. Paul
Hareczmak
In Memory of Ms. Grace E.
Hartman
Mr. Leonard C. Hartman
In Memory of Mr. Gordon
P. Hatch
Davidson, Jr.
In Memory of Mr. Harold
N. Hauger
Redstone North
Huntingdon Activities
Fund
In Memory of Mr. Donald
P. Heffelfinger
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P.
Heffelfinger
In Memory of Ms. LaVerna
Higgins
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In Memory of Ms. Doris B.
Hiller
Mrs. Elizabeth J.
Fausold
Mrs. Marcia M.
Remaley
In Memory of Ms. Marie
Hoak
In Memory of Ms. Ruth A.
Holtzer
Mrs. Genevieve H.
Ewig
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Foley
In Memory of Ms. Anna E.
Holzer
Ms. Helen V. Barkley
Mr. Richard Holzer
Mrs. Susan E. Moon
Mrs. Charles Hommey
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Blick
Mrs. J.E. Hutchinson
Klyce, Jr.
In Memory of Ms. Kathryn
W. Hutchinson
Klyce, Jr.
In Memory of Mr. G.
Lewis “Sonny” Iannuzzo
Mrs. Jeny I. Boyd
In Memory of Ms.
Dorothea Imhoff
Mrs. Jean I. Zellers
In Memory of Mr. Cooper
James
Mr. Dominic Gavatorta
Mrs. Kenneth James
Ms. Linda L. James
In Memory of Ms. Jean L.
Jeffries
Ms. Nancy Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bistok
Ms. Marjorie F. Goody
L. Morgan
Redstone North
Fund
Ms. Jeanette M. Spangler
Mrs. Edwin W. Johnson
Mr. Kenneth E.
Johnson
Mrs. F. Bill Johnson
Foster
In Memory of Mrs.
Patricia R. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson G.
Saul III
In Memory of Mrs. Anna
O. Jordan
Mrs. Dorothy M. Come
In Memory of Ms. Edna
Kallie
In Memory of Ms.
Elizabeth J. Kallie
In Memory of Mr. Tom
Kerila
Mrs. Erskine Klyce,
Sr.
Klyce, Jr.
In Memory of Mr. Ron
Landfried
Landfried
In Memory of Ms. Carol H.
Langston Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S.
Cheppa
Lynn T. Giever
Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Grams
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H.
Kasberg
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Ross
Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.
Souders
In Memory of Mrs.
Eleanor B. Lashley
Kramer
In Memory of Mrs.
Gretchen W. Lauffer
Mellyn, Jr.
Mrs. Dan Lynch
In Memory of Mr. Lauren
Lyons
Mrs. Emma H. Lyons
F. Marion
In Memory of Ms. Marion
S. Martin
Mrs. Louise J. Sheffler
In Memory of Col. Drue
McMillan
L. Morgan
Mrs. Carl Mensch
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C.
Mensch
In Memory of Mrs. Jane
Mika
Mr. John A. Mika
G. Miller
Schuman
In Memory of Rev. and
Mrs. Frank H. Miller
Mr. Robert A. Miller
In Memory of Mrs. Joanne
N. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D.
Bennett
Mrs. Jean M. Coates
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hodgson
Landfried
Matrisch
Mr. Robert A. Miller
Northrop Grumman
Aircrew Training
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L.
Schroeder
Scimio
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Shields
Ms. Marilyn Weightman
Foster
Kramer
Ms. Pamela Murray
Schreckengost
In Memory of Mrs.
Eleanor J. Oates
Mr. and Mrs. John
Bales
D.L. Couch Wallcovering,
Inc.
Kreger
Mr. and Mrs. Leon W.
Kreger, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lafferty
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Oates
Vescom America, Inc.
Wrobel
Mrs. Glenn Oates
Kreger
In Memory of Mrs.
Dorothy Momeyer
In Memory of Ms. Elis
Pearl Obley
Mr. Alan L. Obley
Mrs. Robert Morris
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce
Morris
In Memory of Ms. Patricia
A. O’Donnell
O’Donnell
In Memory of Mrs.
Laureen Morrow
Rev. John R. Morrow
In Memory of Rev.
William M. Oesterlin
In Memory of Ms. Ruth F.
Mullin
Mrs. Jeanne M. Cook
Pallitto
Ms. Marian M. Pallitto
In Memory of Mrs. Helen
E. Murray
Ms. Helen E. Allen
Ms. Alice M. Bones
Ms. Louise H. Boyle
Mrs. Mary E. Dickie
In Memory of Mrs.
Margaret Panzino
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Gallo
In Memory of Mr. William
S. Petrosky
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucci
Kramer
In Memory of Ms. Bernice
L. Purnell
Mr. Jonathan Bell
Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
Parker
Smitrovich
In Memory of Mrs. Muriel
Quinto
In Memory of Mr. Edward
N. Renn
Mr. Robert L. Bozurich
Calvin United Presbyterian
Church
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Graney
Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Carl PoggiJenkins
Stephen J. Renn Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Scott
In Memory of Ms. Pauline
Roach
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Barozzini
In Memory of Mrs. Izabel
D. Roskosh
Ms. Patricia A. Barley
Big R Management Co.
Herbein & Company Inc.
Kramer
R. Ross
Ms. Carolyn Falcon
Ms. Beverly J. Forsyth
Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stitt
In Memory of Mr. John W.
Ruyak
L. Morgan
Mrs. Toni T. Posner
Mrs. Frances D. Ruyak
In Memory of Dr. Luciano
C. Scala
Scimio
In Memory of Mr. John
Schlirf
In Memory of Mrs. Coral
E. Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Turner
In Memory of Ms. Grayce
T. Schroyer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Barozzini
In Memory of Ms. Sonia
Schupra
In Memory of Ms.
Margaret M. Seamens
In Memory of Ms. Helen
Simola
In Memory of Mrs. Audrey
A. Simpson
Mrs. Daina Coury
In Memory of Mr. Peter J.
Skrgic, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.
Skrgic, Jr.
In Memory of Ms. Shirley
Slade
Rev. Andrew G. Slade
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In Memory of Mr. Stanley
Smith
H. Stevenson
Mrs. Arena E.
Stevenson
In Memory of Ms. Mary
Stough
In Memory of Mrs. Helen
H. Strader
Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Jamison
Mr. Kenneth M.
Strader
In Memory of Dr. J.
Richard Swacus
Mr. John Swacus
C. Tallant
Anonymous
In Memory of Mrs. Nancy
M. Thompson
Mrs. Katherine M.
Clohessy
Dr. Janice Davis
Redstone North
Fund
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In Memory of Mr. Nelson
C. Thompson
Scimio
Mr. Robert Thompson
In Memory of Mr. David
Linn Titler
In Memory of Miss Ada G.
Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. D. Alan
Williams
In Memory of Mr. Clifford
B. Tracy, Sr.
C.B. Tracy & Associates,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray T.
Charley
Courtney
Gallatin
Mrs. Carolyn L. Weiss
In Memory of Mrs.
Catherine Vana
Ms. Clara M. Vana
In Memory of Ms. Anna
Veach
Ms. Patricia A. Eberts
Mr. Steven Veach
In Memory of Mr. O. Lee
Wallis
Mr. John R. Wallis
Mr. Richard Wallis
In Memory of Mr. Harry
B. Whitehead
Mrs. Mary Louise
Whitehead
In Memory of Mr. Jay Alan
Whitehead
Mrs. Mary Louise
Whitehead
J. Wolk
Ms. Valeria D. Wolk
Walter
Mrs. Jean W. Blice
In Memory of Ms.
Elizabeth Work
Mrs. Evelyn W. Herring
Mrs. John V. Ward
Esq.
In Memory of Ms. Pearle
Wray
In Memory of Mr. Samuel
T. Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Hyde
In Memory of Mr. Wilson
Troy
Ms. Gloria Cavada
In Memory of Mr. George
F. Weinert
Mrs. Doris M. Weinert
In Memory of Mr. Pete
Van Fleet
Ms. Anna L. Van Fleet
In Memory of Mrs. Wilma
B. White
L. Morgan
Mrs. Toni T. Posner
Mr. Charles W. White
In Memory of Denzil E.
Wright
Wright
In Memory of Ms. Susan
K. Yale
George and Bonnie
Meanor
In Memory of Ms. Thelma
Zimmerman
Mrs. Karen M. Furin
Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations:
“It takes a village” to carry out the mission of Redstone Highlands. Support from churches, local organizations,
businesses, and foundations help to make Redstone’s mission possible in many ways. For this, we thank you.
Churches
Calvin United Presbyterian Church
Connellsville Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Greensburg
First Presbyterian Church of Irwin
Grace Community Presbyterian
Church
Latrobe Presbyterian Church
Latrobe United Presbyterian Church
Maplewood United Presbyterian
Church
McClellandtown Presbyterian
Church
Poke Run Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women of First
Presbyterian Church - Greensburg
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
West Newton Presbyterian Women
Women’s Association of Community
United Presbyterian Church
Women’s Association of Grace
Community Presbyterian Church
Women’s Association of Springhill
Furnace Presbyterian Church
Businesses & Foundations
A.E. Troutman Memorial Fund
Alexander J. Graham, O.D., F.A.A.O.
Alliance Rehab HVA, LLC
Amcom
Ameriprise Financial
Around Back Cafe
Baker Tilly
Beeghly and Company Jewelers
Big R Management Co.
Bill Rethage Roofing & Remodelers
Brown Calabretta Architects
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
C.B. Tracy & Associates, Inc.
Cabin Hill Maytag
Carbis Walker LLP
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift
Program
Commercial Bank & Trust of PA
Community Foundation of
Westmoreland County
Deluzio & Company, LLP
D.L. Couch Wallcovering, Inc.
Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote
DNP IMS America Corporation
Duncan Accounting & Tax Services,
Inc.
Dunkin’ Donuts
Erzen Associates, Inc.
Excela Health - Westmoreland
Hospital
Ferri Pharmacy
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
Friends of Norwin Public Library Inc.
Friends of Tyler Courtney
Giant Eagle - Murrysville
Hampton Office Products
Hart Funeral Home, Inc.
Hefren-Tillotson
Herbein & Company Inc.
Highmark
HomeTown Medical Equipment
Industrial Relations, Inc.
Intelligent Electronic Systems, Inc.
Irwin Family Care
James A. Fox and Elizabeth M. Fox
Funds
John V. Graziano Funeral Home, Inc.
Kepple-Graft Funeral Home, Inc.
L. F. Hollingsworth Trust
Lawn Sense, Inc.
Leo M. Bacha Funeral Home Inc.
Louis F. Bruning Jr. Fund
Luehm Candy Company
McDonald, Snyder & Lightcap, P.C.
Mears, Smith, Houser & Boyle, P.C.
Michael Baker Corporation
Foundation
Mitchell Power Station
Molyneaux Tile and Carpet
Northrop Grumman Aircrew
Training
Phyllis’ Fashions
Prism Response, Inc.
Private Wealth Advisors, Inc.
Raimondo Construction Co., Inc.
Ranier’s Pharmacy
Redstone Highlanders
Redstone Highlands Volunteer
Network
Redstone North Huntingdon
Activities Fund
Re/Max Realty Access
Renal & Electrolyte Associates, Inc.
Robert Marion Piano Service
Rotary Club of Greensburg
Round Hill Thriving Survivors Senior
Group
S&T Bank
Senior Independence of
Southwestern PA
Shirey Engineering
Shrader’s Dairy Queen
Standard Bank
Turner Dairy Farms, Inc.
Unified Alerts LLC
Vescom America, Inc.
Ward & Christner, P.C.
Warren D. Corrie Electric
William Snyder Funeral Home
Ziegler Capital Markets Group
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Gift-In-Kind Donations:
Throughout the course of the year, many non-cash gifts are given to Redstone.
These gifts come in many forms, including:
■ Items donated for auctions or raffles at the Highlands Fling
■ Food products donated for various events
■ Lovingly made lap robes and blankets
■ Stocking stuffers for Harbor residents
■ Special snack items for the staff at the holidays
■ Furnishings of former residents
■ Services by a variety of vendors
Each of these, and the many other Gift-in-Kind donations, touch and enrich the lives of everyone within the
Redstone family. Thank you for your generosity.
The Aerobic Center
Allante’ Hair Designs &
Spa Inc.
Ms. Jennifer Amundson
Ms. Bess C. Anderson †
Anderson
Ms. Ann Andrejcak
Mr. † and Mrs. Wayne
Arnold
Arnold Palmer Motors
Arnold Palmer’s Latrobe
Country Club
Around Back Cafe
Ms. Cheryl Averi
Aw Else Boutique LLC
Mr. Ronald Bachowski
Mr. Joseph Barowich, Sr.
Ms. Marjorie Bauer
Ms. Betty S. Baughman
Mr. William R. Baumann †
Beeghly and Company
Jewelers
Ms. Patricia A. Benko
Ms. Robin Berriker
Bradford Renaissance
Portraits
Mrs. Sheryl Brinker
Mayor and Mrs. Robert J.
Brooks
Mrs. Helen B. Bush
Canvas On Demand
Carnegie Science Center
Chick-Fil-A
City of Greensburg
Recreation Department
Mr. † and Mrs. James Clark
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Mr. Charles E. Claspy †
Ms. Lisa Colarusso
Cold Stone Creamery
Complete Family Dentistry
Mr. Eugene R. Cooper
Covelli Enterprises
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Crouse, Sr.
The Cupcake Shoppe
Davidson, Jr.
Dr. Janice Davis
DiCola Insurance &
Financial Services
Mr. Dennis Diffenderfer
Dino’s Sports Lounge
Ms. Michelle Dixon
Ms. Lisa M. Dormire
Mr. Robert W. Eakin
EFD Associates
Ms. Onile B. Elder †
Ms. Opal V. Evans
Ms. Carolyn Falcon
Fantastic Sam’s
Ferrante’s Lakeview
Ms. Bernadine B. Fisher
Five Guys Operations, LLC
Ms. Ruth S. Floyd
Mr. Steven Floyd
Fotorecord Print Center
Ms. Nancy J. Fronk
Ms. Rosemary M. Fry
Gabby G’s Florals
Ms. Linda Galati
Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Gardner
Mrs. Mary Lou Garrity †
George Conte Design
Consultants, Inc.
Glengarry Golf Links
Ms. Karole Good
Green Mountain Coffee
Mrs. Elaine A. Greguric †
Mr. Harold N. Hauger †
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hayden
Mr. Richard Hileman, Jr.
Ms. Doris B. Hiller †
Mr. Donald Hilty
Ms. Wanda K. Horvath
Integral Ballroom
Irwin Family Care
Janet’s Dance Studio
Ms. Jean L. Jeffries †
Mr. Brandon D. Kerr
Ms. Linda A. King
The Kitchen on Main
Ms. Judith Kocinski
Ms. Shirley Kohlhammer
Kramer
Ms. Angelina Kustra
Mrs. Theresa E. Ladika †
Mr. and Mrs. † Albert M.
Lander
Landfried
Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaSitis
Latrobe Area Hospital
Charitable Foundation
Laurel Caverns Geological
Park
Laurel Highlands River
Tours
Ms. Ginny Lavella
Ms. Maxine Lenhart
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
Lightcap
Ms. Lucy Lombardo †
Lowe’s
Ms. Dorothy J. Luke
Rev. and Mrs. J. Charles
MacPherson III
Maloberti Produce
Mr. Ralph S. Marinelli
Marshall’s
Mr. † and Mrs. Thomas F.
Martin
Ms. Janet R. Matchett †
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McCann
McFeely’s Gourmet
Chocolate
Ms. Francene Melocchi
Ms. Barbara A. Melvin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark G.
Merrill
Michelle’s Bella Boutique &
Day Spa
Mr. † and Mrs. Joseph
Micire
Mr. and Mrs. † Robert A.
Miller
Mrs. Shawna L. Miller
L. Morgan
Ms. Pamela Murray
Never Enough! Boutique,
LLC
Mrs. Eleanor J. Oates †
On Site Dermatology
Mr. Nick Oswald
Outerwall
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Palko
Mr. and Mrs. Brien Palmer
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Passalinqua
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pauly
Penn-Franklin News
Ms. Ida R. Pfeifer †
Philco Builders
Phipps Conservatory and
Botanical Gardens, Inc.
Pittsburgh CLO
Pittsburgh Magazine
Pittsburgh Symphony
Orchestra
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG
Aquarium
Ms. Paula G. Purnell
Ramada Hotel and
Conference Center
Ramada Ligonier
Redstone Candies
Rialto Cafe & Baldy’s Pizza
Rob’s Auto Detailing
Mr. Frederick Ross
Ms. Barbara L. Rudolph
S&T Bank
Mrs. Blanche L. Saviski †
Ms. Regina Schuba †
Sedona Rouge Hotel and
Spa
Seven Springs Mountain
Resort
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shirley
Shrader’s Dairy Queen
Ms. Rebecca Siddle
Ms. Jean A. Skinner †
Smail Auto Car Wash &
Detail Center
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sobota
Mr. Robert South
St. Emma Monastery
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Stage Right!
Studio 2 Advertising
Mr. and Dr. Frank X.
Stumpf
Mr. and Mrs. John Swacus
Ten Fox Salon
Mrs. Nancy M. Thompson †
Totteridge Golf Course
US Foodservice
Mrs. Ann Marie Valli
Vargo’s Hallmark
Mr. Michael Viscusi †
Ms. Agnes T. Visser †
Wallace
Walmart - Delmont
Esq.
West
Westmoreland Choral
Society and Children’s
Chorus
Westmoreland Museum of
American Art
Ms. Myrtle J. Worthy †
Mr. George Wray
Ms. Martha A. Zatezalo and
Mr. Dennis J. Gounley
Ms. Margaret R. Zelezniak
Current Employees:
Choosing to work in a non-profit setting is choosing a life of service. In addition to giving of themselves with
the highest level of professionalism and compassion, many employees also make financial gifts in support of
Redstone’s residents and mission. Your service and your giving are inspiring to us all.
Ms. Patricia A. Acita
Ms. Amber Ammann
Ms. Leigh Bach
Mrs. Barbara Barozzini
Ms. Marjorie Bauer
Ms. Jacquelyn Bell
Ms. Emily Bippus
Mr. Junes Bos
Mrs. Katherine O. Brean
Ms. Patricia Y. Butter
Mr. Mark J. Celigoi
Ms. Linda Dalzell
Mr. Dominic D’Amico
Mr. Drew DeCrease
Mrs. Kathleen Del Cotto
Mr. John R. Dickson IV
Ms. Lisa M. Dormire
Ms. Amy L. Dovie
Mr. Timothy Dunlevy
Mrs. Phyllis L. Eichner
Ms. Marsha Ellig
Ms. Phyllis E. Frye
Mr. Geoffrey E. Gehring
Ms. Annabell Gross
Ms. Nichola M. Heller
Ms. Megan L. Henninger
Ms. Catherine M. Hill
Ms. Diane M. Himes
Mr. James W. Hodge
Mrs. Linda Hodge
Ms. Donna Ickes
Ms. Sandra Kemerer
Mr. Brandon D. Kerr
Mr. Francis J. King
Ms. Megan King
Mrs. Tarra Klingensmith
Ms. Myra Kourkoulis
Mrs. Malerie Krepps
Mrs. Kristy Krivda
Mrs. Connie L. Landis
Mrs. Wendy Lieberum
Mrs. Vicki L. Loucks
Mrs. Laura Malacki
Mrs. Vanessa M. Mangery
Mrs. Valerie R. Markish
Ms. Corazon Martir
Ms. Monica Massari
Ms. Carrie McClurg
Mr. Daniel Morelli
Mrs. Rebecca A. Nallo-Macalus
Ms. Mary Ellen Opaluch
Ms. Toni Oslosky
Ms. Jennifer M. Pachesky
Mrs. Cindie L. Palko
Ms. Cathy Pavlovic
Mr. Michael Peltz
Ms. Jennifer B. Posgay
Ms. Cynthia Raley
Ms. Delilah Ressler
Ms. Rebecca Roberts
Mrs. Therese Saunders
Ms. Sheryl Shevchik
Ms. Nancy J. Sickenberger
Rev. Rebecca Siddle
Ms. Linda Siefert
Ms. Lucy Sphon
Mrs. Karen L. Sprumont
Ms. Brandi L. Stoner
Ms. Glenna Storey
Ms. Lisa Szalanczy
Ms. JoAnne Turnbull
Mrs. Judith Ungvarsky
Mr. Mark H. Wargo
Ms. Connie Williams
Mrs. Pamela J. Williams
Ms. Cathleen M. Wood
Ms. Jo Ellen Youst
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In Memoriam:
The following is a list of Redstone residents and employees who died between July 1, 2013 and
December 31, 2014. We join with their families and friends in celebrating their lives and the memories
that are cherished. It was our honor and privilege to care for them all.
Bess C. Anderson
Wayne Arnold
Barbara L. Bartolomucci
Peggy Beasley
Elva Beatty
Hertha F. Boggs
Edward B. Booher
Lila J. Bower
Richard Brisbane
Eleanor R. Brown
Olivia R. Chase
Agnes L. Chasler
James Clark
Donald E. Cope
Calvin D. Crawford
Thomas W. Devaux
Ruth G. Diffenderfer
Katherine C. Dixon
Robert F. Edwards
Onile B. Elder
Joan Evans
Evelyn L. Farmer
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James C. File
Marcolina C. Flesik
Lois Furlan
Anna C. Gavatorta
Nina G. Goughenour
Elaine A. Greguric
Mary Jo Grimm
Samuel B. Hampton
Rachel A. Hatch
Henry Hawley
William Herrup
Richard D. Hileman
Doris B. Hiller
Joan Hilty
Marie M. Hoak
Alice Hoover
Pauline N. Hrehocik
Margot A. Ingersoll
Kathryn H. Jamison
Jean L. Jeffries
Gladys F. Johns
Carolyn B. Jones
Ellis R. Jones
Jay H. Kelley
Louise M. Kilgore
Dale E. Klamut
Phyllis L. Kramer
Theresa E. Ladika
Mary K. Lamb
Arina Lander
Mark H. Landfried
Eleanor B. Lashley
Dorothy E. Latta
Helen L. Lewis
Rosemary Lewis
Lucy Lombardo
Evelyn H. Mansour
Scott Martin
Thomas F. Martin
Janet R. Matchett
Frances McGrath
Joseph Micire
Elizabeth R. Miller
Joanne N. Miller
Katherine E. Miller
Thomas A. Miller
Stanley Mohler
Ursula Mohler
William L. Newmyer
Fadra Oesterlin
Florence M. Olecki
Dale B. Peckman
Marjorie L. Potts
Mary M. Quinlan
Edward N. Renn
Burhl E. Riley
Thomas Rizzuti
Cynthia M. Robinson
Betty Roskosh
Charles R. Ross
John W. Ruyak
Rita Sapp
Regina Schuba
Dorothy Seliy
Ida B. Serena
William K. Shiery
Patricia A. Sperber
Nancy M. Thompson
Clifford B. Tracy
Irene W. Truxal
Marjorie A. Vrable
Charles L. Wagner
Virginia M. White
Catherine Zerkowsky
Mary J. Zimmerman
The Dorothy A. Toman Legacy Society
Dorothy Toman resided on the Greensburg campus from 1996 until the time of her death in 2001. Grateful for
the care that she received, Dorothy made a substantial legacy gift to Redstone Highlands. In 2006, the Toman
Legacy Society was established in her honor. Membership in the Society is open to anyone who has indicated
that they have made a Planned or Estate Gift to Redstone Highlands.
Legacy Gifts Received
The Estate of Mr. Elroy Albright
The Estate of Ms. Lois J. Anderson
The Estate of Ms. Margaret V. Baker
The Estate of Mrs. Marion Bartoletti
The Estate of Ms. Ruth Beemer
The Estate of Ms. Martha Anne
Brown
The Estate of Ms. Sara Hunter Brown
The Estate of Ms. Mildred Cadzow
The Estate of Donald and Margaret
Carroll
The Estate of Ms. Jennie Cramer
The Estate of Clarence R. Drylie
The Estate of Miss Florence M. Ewing
The Estate of Mrs. Evelyn L. Farmer
The Estate of Clarence T. Fletcher
The Estate of Ms. Elizabeth Fox
The Estate of Mary Felton Frye
The Estate of Daniel and Mae
Gilmour
The Estate of Ms. Maurine Glasgow
The Estate of Ms. Anna Jane Gorton
The Estate of Daniel and Virginia
Graue
The Estate of Mr. Kirk E. Hall
The Estate of Mr. Raymond P.
Harrison
The Estate of Ms. Elva A. Heasley
The Estate of Mr. William Hicks
The Estate of Ms. L.F. Hollingsworth
The Estate of Mrs. Esther Hornung
The Estate of Ms. Gertrude Hugus
The Estate of Ms. Kathryn W.
Hutchinson
The Estate of Herbert E. King
The Estate of Mrs. Louise Liddell
The Estate of Mr. E. F. Lockard
The Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Long
The Estate of Misses Mary L. and
Marjorie S. Lord
The Estate of Mr. R. Marshall
The Estate of Margaret R. McDivitt
The Estate of Miss Harriet M. McKee
The Estate of Ms. Mary Sloan and
Edward K. Miller
The Estate of Misses Doris E. and
Ruth Nevin
The Estate of Mrs. Emily D. Noel
The Estate of Mrs. Virginia G. Noel
The Estate of Mr. Edward H. Noll
The Estate of Ms. Helen Oursler
The Estate of Mr. Dale Porter
The Estate of Ms. Muriel Quinto
The Estate of Mrs. Elsie H. Ranck
The Estate of Mrs. Sylvia S.
Schweikert
The Estate of Ms. Helen S. Seanor
The Estate of Mrs. Audrey A.
Simpson
The Estate of Ms. Jane M. Summers
The Estate of Ms. Elsie Tilbrook
The Estate of Mrs. Dorothy Toman
The Estate of Mr. Jim Underwood
The Estate of Miss Catherine S.
Vaughn
The Estate of Mrs. Margaret Welty
The Estate of Mrs. Helen W. Williams
The Estate of R. Nelson Williams
The Estate of Ms. Edith A.
Wohlgemuth
The Estate of Ms. Grace E. Wright
The Estate of Mrs. Dorothy S. Yard
The Estate of Ms. Mable Zeth
Mrs. Dorothy B. Ruoff
Ms. Norma G. Scheidemantel
Mrs. Nancy G. Sprenger
Mrs. Helen M. Taylor
Legacy Gifts In Process
The Estate of Mr. Robert R. Dixon
The Estate of Ms. Doris B. Hiller
ThepreviouslistsincludeallPlanned
andEstategiftsofwhichwehavebeen
notified.Ifwehaveinadvertently
omittedanyonewhoshouldhavebeen
included,wewouldliketocorrectthis.
IfyouplantoincludeRedstoneinyour
legacygiving,pleaseconsidernotifying
ussothatwecanincludeyouinfuture
listingsandeventsfortheTomanLegacy
Society.Pleasecontactusat724-8328402,Ext.353.
Legacy Gifts Promised
Six Anonymous Gifts
Ms. Helen E. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Brenzia
Ms. Mabel Carlin
Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Daniels
Mrs. Sylvia Dennison
Mrs. Linda Feightner
Mrs. Jean R. George
Mr. and Mrs. C. Walter Keibler
Mrs. Marjorie M. Landfried
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Louise Landini
Mrs. Donald Machesney
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Touch the Future with Hope
Become a member of
the Toman Legacy Society
What kind of legacy do you want to leave… to those whom you love… to causes or organizations that you hold dear...to the world? Thinking creatively about your estate planning
provides you with a meaningful way to express gratitude for what you have been given and to
invest in the future of those persons or organizations that are important to you.
There are many ways to leave a Legacy gift. The easiest, is to have your attorney attach a
CODICIL to your will that indicates simply that you wish to make a gift to Redstone Highlands. You may designate either a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or the
residual of your estate. The language should say,
eath to Redstone
“I give, devise, and bequ
e
Presbyterian SeniorCar
___
The sum of $_______
Or
te
________% of my esta
Or
te.”
d remainder of my esta
All the rest, residue, an
Perhaps you would want to consider the following possibilities
as you think about your legacy:
Could your
gift be a
double
blessing?
If you or your spouse work
for a company that provides
matching gift opportunities,
your gift to Redstone Highlands
may be doubled or even tripled!
Some companies even extend
their matching gift programs to
retirees. The following is a list
of some of the companies that
may provide such matching
gift opportunities: AT & T, AK
Steel, Allegheny Technologies,
Aramark, ALCOA, Equitable
Resources, Fisher Scientific, H.J.
Heinz, Merck, Merrill Lynch,
Peoples Gas, Prudential Financial, Sprint, PNC, PPG, Verizon,
Westinghouse, Highmark, and
others.
For more information
contact Lisa Dormire,
VP for Fund Development
■ Most of Redstone’s Legacy Gifts do come in the form of a simple bequest. Some will use a
codicil to indicate that they want to remember Redstone with a certain dollar amount in
their will, or that they want to give a certain percentage of the residual of their estate once
all of their obligations have been settled. Either way, this gift is a wonderful way to provide support for Redstone’s residents.
■ Although most Redstone residents live for many years after making their home here, some have unexpected health issues and pass
away while a portion of their initial deposit remains. You may simply add a letter to your records here at Redstone indicating that if
you pass away before your initial deposit has been depleted, that you would like to donate the residual.
■ Some residents have chosen to make a Legacy gift by naming Redstone as the beneficiary of an insurance policy or a retirement
account. This may also provide a positive tax benefit during your lifetime!
■ Another way to provide yourself with a benefit during your lifetime is to establish a Charitable Gift Annuity. This may provide you
with some tax savings, an income stream for the rest of your life, and an ongoing fund providing support to Redstone after your
death.
Sometimes, efforts to be a good steward and to preserve our assets stand in the way of our desires to be as generous and charitable
as possible to causes that we believe in. Planning for a Legacy Gift provides us with a wonderful opportunity to do good with our
resources once we no longer have need of them. How joyous it is to plan for a legacy that has the potential to touch so many lives.
To talk more about the legacy that you want to leave, contact Lisa Dormire, VP for Fund Development at 724-832-8400 Ext. 353.
The names listed in this Celebration of Giving all made gifts between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. While we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this
publication, mistakes do occur. Please advise us of any error so that we may correct our records.
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare is a 501 (c)(3) organization. All contributions are deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
The official registration and financial information for Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare may be obtained from the PA Department of State by calling toll free, within
PA, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement. Redstone Highlands is operated by Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare.
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Continuum of Care
Greensburg
Units
Senior Apartments ...........................75
Personal Care ....................................33
Personal Care Plus ............................16
Nursing ..............................................77
6 Garden Center Drive
Greensburg, PA 15601
Total ................................................201
Phone 724-832-8400
Fax 724-836-3710
Murrysville
Units
Personal Care ....................................24
Terrace (Memory Impairment) ......20
4951 Cline Hollow Road
Murrysville, PA 15668
Phone 724-733-9494
Fax 724-733-9495
Total ................................................134
North Huntingdon
Units
12921 Redstone Drive
North Huntingdon, PA 15642
Personal Care ....................................20
Colonial Estates
Phone 724-864-5811
Fax 724-864-3618
Units
772 Frontier Drive
North Huntingdon, PA 15642
Villa Homes .......................................19
Total ................................................154
Summary
Phone 724-864-1429
Fax 724-864-3618
Units
Senior Apartments .........................260
Personal Care ....................................77
Personal Care Plus ............................16
Nursing ..............................................77
Villa Homes .......................................19
Total ................................................489
www.redstonehighlands.org
Redstone Presbyterian SeniorCare serves all people regardless of race, color, creed, religion,
sex, national origin, age, familial status, handicap or disability.
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
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Non Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit #681
Greensburg PA
6 Garden Center Drive ■ Greensburg, PA 15601
Visit Sisters Bistro on our Greensburg campus
for a healthy, reasonably priced meal beginning in late
March. Breakfast items, salads, sandwiches, burgers,
wraps, flatbread pizzas, side items, desserts, coffee, and
beverages will all be available. Operating hours will be
from 8 am to 8 pm Monday through Friday, and noon
to 6 pm Saturday and Sunday. Dine-in and take-out
service available. Public welcome! Stop by to see our
culinary team in action and enjoy a fresh meal!
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Ashley Moyer and Jane Moore, Bistro Staff

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