2013 Annual Report - Central Wyoming Hospice Care

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Treasured Times and
Memorable Moments
Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions
2013 Annual Report
Lasting Memories
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
In 2013, Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions Program remained the trusted non-profit hospice
provider in Natrona County and Glenrock – a status we maintained because of you. We couldn’t continue our
mission of providing comfort, compassion and end-of-life expertise without community support.
We are distressed to report that more than half of our patients continue to come to us just days
before their death. Distressed because we know that those who seek our services earlier allow us the
opportunity fill their time with memorable moments. We know that hospice is not about one’s final breath, it is
about the journey that brings us to that moment. The sooner we are able to walk beside the patient and family, the
more we can help create memorable moments.
The challenges placed in front of us by Medicare cuts and regulator demands have not weakened our
commitment to our mission. Through the booms and the busts, our Board of Directors remain staunch in their
commitment to provide the highest quality of end-of-life services to those entrusted to our care.
Our goal is to make every individual’s time spent on hospice services filled with memorable moments and this
goal couldn’t be reached without you. Whether you donated your time, your finances or your talents, we are
thankful for your support and commitment to help people at a critical time – the last months of life.
Sincerely,
Kate Sarosy
Board President
Memorial Gifts
Pavers are engraved bricks bearing messages
that perpetuate the memory of an individual
for decades to come. When Central Wyoming
Hospice and Transitions Program receives
cumulative gifs totaling $1,000 in memory or in
honor of an individual, the family of that person
is notified that they qualify for a Paver. The patio
of the Kloefkorn Home and the walkway to the
Charles M. and Cara Lou Chapman Home have
opportunities available.
The Tree of Giving adorns the atrium of the
Kloefkorn Home. This beautiful wall sculpture
allows a donor to honor or memorialize
someone special to them. Engraved leaves are
available for a gift of $5,000 and up.
Marilyn Connor
Executive Director
CREATING A LEGACY
THROUGH PLANNED GIVING
Planned giving enables philanthropic individuals or
donors to make larger gifts than they normally could
make from their current income. While some planned
gifts provide a life-long income to the donor, others
use estate and tax planning techniques to provide for
charity in ways that maximize the gift and/or minimize
its impact on the donor’s estate.
Your financial advisor can help you decide which
method of gifting will be most advantageous for you.
The benefits for any type of gift are the same – providing
quality of life at a time when it is needed the most.
Check out our website at www.cwhp.org or call
(307) 577-4832 for more information on giving a
planned gift.
Introducing Central Wyoming Hospice
and Transitions Program
Mission Statement
2013 Board
of Directors
Officers
Russ Weller – President
Kate Sarosy - Vice President
Bill Rogers - Sec./Treasurer
Members-at-Large
Des Bennion
Connie Coleman
Keith Dodson
Dr. A. Dunn
Dusty Johnson
Judith Kirk
Brian Marvel
Dr. J. Swedberg
Medical Director - Dr. J. Schoeber
Executive Director - Marilyn Connor
Director of Administrative Services – Deanne Haymond
Director of Clinical Services – Tera Gillett
“To Companion the End-of-Life Journey
with Skill and Compassion.”
Vision Statement*
“Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions
Program envisions a community in which
the end-of-life journey is embraced as
a natural progression of the human life
cycle; where individuals at the
end-of-their lives are treated with dignity,
respect and compassion; and where
hospice expertise is the standard in the
continuum of care.”
Core Values
INTEGRITY
We promote ethical practice in all that we do.
COMPASSION
We value individual worth and dignity.
COMPETENCE
We strive for excellence and continually
enhance our professional expertise.
STEWARDSHIP
We practice wise use of fiscal
and human resources.
Director of Development – Pam Walker
Director of Nursing – Teresa Davis
TEAMWORK
Our mission is best met through collaboration
with our patients, families and
community partners.
COMMITMENT
We pride ourselves in being forward thinking
to ensure sustainability.
Financials and Funding
Hospice Payer Sources for 2013
Central Wyoming Hospice & Transi5ons Program
Balance Sheet
Medicaid
8.30%
For the Twelve Months Ending December 2013
Self Pay
0.40%
ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$568,212.00
Restricted Cash -­‐ Building Campaign
$0.00
Accounts Receivable, Net
$298,450.00
Pledges Receivable, Net
$304,798.00
Unrestricted Investments
$52,010.00
Designated Investments
$461,941.00
Restricted Investments
$1,303,099.00
Property and Equipment
$10,740,931.00
Accumulated Deprecia5on
-­‐$2,624,211.00
Other Assets
Medicare
88%
$23,079.00
TOTAL ASSETS
$11,128,309.00
2013 Revenue Sources
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Liabili9ies:
$64,280.00
Accounts Payable
$134,394.00
Deferred Revenue
$0.00
Short-­‐Term Note Payable
$0.00
Long-­‐Term Note Payable
$197,567.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Fee for Service for
Inpatient Services
$396,241.00
Fee for Service
For Services
Outpatient
24.34%
36.67%
Net Assets:
Fund Balance
$10,769,750.00
Net Income
-­‐$37,682.00
TOTAL NET ASSETS
38.99%
$10,732,068.00
Fundraising/Contributions
Putting the FUN into FUNdraising!
Roaming Wyoming
This event not only serves as a much needed means of filling
the gap between the actual cost of providing services and third
party reimbursement, it is a means of helping get the message
out that hospice is all about making memorable moments and
enjoying treasured times!
This year’s event featured some very exciting opportunities
ranging from deep sea fishing off a yacht at Cabo San Lucas to
spending the day cooking with a gourmet chef in a restaurant
kitchen. Our heartfelt thanks to the 400 attendees. We look
forward to helping cross more items off bucket lists next year!
When Life Hands You Lemons – Make Lemonade
When some people are handed lemons they dwell on the
sour taste. Not so for the amazing students at Manor Heights
Elementary School. The students spent the 2013 school year
selling lemonade to students and faculty and raised thousands
of dollars to donate to the student’s two favorite charities. For
the second time, Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions was
privileged to be one of the recipients. Thank you Manor Heights
Elementary students and staff!
Pre-Hospice
Transition's Program
Helping people to live each day and not put their lives on
hold by letting the disease “take over” is how Kristeen Terzich,
Transitions Coordinator, sums up the program she oversees.
Transitions is a “ pre-hospice” program designed to enhance the
quality of life for individuals and their families facing life-limiting
illness and who have a prognosis of one year or less. A case
manager ensures that the client is referred to all appropriate
community services, while volunteers provide companionship,
respite, transportation, run errands and do light housekeeping.
Unlike the hospice program, Transitions accepts clients who are
still seeking curative treatment. The program was implemented
in 2005 in response to a need for services to assist Individuals
who are not yet ready for hospice.
All Transitions volunteers are “cross trained” so if a patient
declines and ultimately requires hospice services, their
volunteer will continue to provide services. This continuity in
personnel helps minimize the anxiety of making the transition
to hospice care.
It is the stories of the memorable moments experienced by
individuals on this program that measure its success. Tami,
a local artist who is receiving Transitions Services had never
publicly shown her work. With the encouragement of the
Transitions Case Manager, Tami made her debut at “ARTiculate
Your Vision” at the Nicolaysen Art Museum’s Open Mic and
Gallery night.
The Transitions Program is offered to Natrona County and
Glenrock residents at no charge thanks to the generosity of the
Ruth R. Ellbogen Foundation.
Holidays at Hospice
Holidays are a time for joyful memories to be made and those celebrated
at Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions are no exception! Thanksgiving
and Christmas 2013 found tables lining the living room with guests ranging
in age from one to 95! Traditional turkeys, ham and all the accompaniments
were cooked and served to over 50 family members compliments of our
Board of Directors, volunteers, staff and families! Meals were delivered to
our patients and their families who opted to stay in their own homes. The
grill was fired up on the Fourth of July for burgers and brats. Of course cake
is always on the table when it’s someone’s birthday! While the weather may
change for each occasion, laughter and friendship are always present. This
year, an annual Easter egg hunt for the children of our patients, families, staff
and neighbors has been added to our holiday repertoire!
2013 Transition’s Outcomes
• Assisted 87 individuals and families
• 13 families graduated off the program
• 8 clients died on program
• 32 clients transferred to hospice when
the time was appropriate.
Hospice
Wherever an
individual calls home…
Inpatient Hospice
Outpatient Hospice
Individuals who are unable to stay in their own residence have
the option of calling one of our two hospice facilities home.
The Charles M. and Cara Lou Chapman Home opened in January
1997 and the Kloefkorn Home in May of 2009. These homes are
state-of-the-art medical facilities that have been designed with
a home-like atmosphere.
Hospice was founded on the premise that death is part of the
natural life cycle and as such, should be allowed to occur in
the patient’s home where they can be surrounded by people
and things they love. Our interdisciplinary team provides
services wherever an individual calls home, whether it’s in
a house, an apartment, an assisted living facility or a skilled
nursing facility.
In 2013:
• We served 209 patients;
• The average patient stayed in the hospice home for 20.2 days;
In 2013:
• We were able to support 124 patients who opted to spend
their end-of-life journey in their own homes.
• The average daily census was 9.1 patients and the median
length of stay was 8 days;
• The average patient stayed on outpatient hospice services for
44.3 days;
• 89.7% of the patient days were covered by Medicare.
6.7% by Medicaid, and 2.5% by private insurance;
• We had an average daily census of 13.5 patients and the
median length of stay was 11 days;
• 40 patients were 18 to 64 years old, 45 were 65 to 74 years old
and 124 were 75 years and older;
• 86.8% of the patient days were covered by Medicare.
9.4% by Medicaid and 3.6% by insurance;
• 72 patients had cancer, 7 had strokes, 28 had heart disease
and 102 had other illnesses including COPD.
• 32 patients were 18 to 64 years old, 23 were 65 to 74 years old
and 76 were 75 years and older;
• 55 patients had cancer, 17 had strokes, 19 had heart disease,
21 had COPD and 12 had other Illnesses.
Volunteer
Bereavement Services
Understanding that the grieving process is unique to every
individual, Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions Program
offers a multitude of bereavement services designed to meet
each individual’s unique needs. In 2013, services included
a variety of grief support groups, outreach services and
supportive mailings. Support groups were held in partnership
with local schools and senior living facilities.
Tree of Love, a long-time tradition at Central Wyoming Hospice
and Transitions Program, is held the first Sunday each December
as a community-wide memorial and ceremony. Attendees are
provided biodegradable balloons on which they can write
messages of love to the special people in their lives they have
lost. The event also includes refreshments, live music, a tree
lighting and a balloon release in which all of the messages of
remembrance are sent simultaneously up to the skies.
Volunteers are an integral part of the Hospice Interdisciplinary
Team. In 2013, 104 volunteers gave 3,385 hours of their time
and talents to assist Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions.
Volunteer duties range from working directly with patients
and families to assisting with bulk mailings and everything
inbetween. Our direct patient care volunteers provide
companionship, run errands, prepare light meals or provide
respite for family members. Administrative volunteers assist
in the office making copies, electronic data input, preparing
packets, shopping and preparing bulk mailings.
Of course we would be remiss if we did not thank our
four legged volunteers who participate in our pet therapy
program!
Sundaes on Sunday were a big hit the past year as a result of
our dedicated volunteers who show up every Sunday to offer
ice cream sundaes to all of our patients and visitors. Lorrie
Capasso, long-time hospice volunteer, recently reported
how adorable the grandchildren visiting their grandmother
were, standing in line waiting for their strawberry sundaes
topped with sprinkles. Lorrie reported serving 17 sundaes
that afternoon!
VOLUNTEERS EXTRAORDINAIRE AT CWHTP
“People touch us in ways that make fleeting moments carry
us through a lifetime”
CWHTP volunteer
CWHTP volunteer Peg went the extra mile to find sheet
music to a song that her patient used to dance to with her
late husband. Peg played the song on the piano and it is
reported that the smile on the patient’s face was priceless!
Children’s Bereavement Services
Dealing with loss is always difficult and at the holidays can
be especially challenging. In December, author Casey Rislov
partnered with Tisa Sucher, Central Wyoming Hospice and
Transitions Program Bereavement Coordinator, to make the
holiday season less stressful for children experiencing loss.
Rislov read her book “Love is Forever” to the children and
followed the reading with discussion about losing someone
you love but never losing the love or the memories. One nineyear-old who attended the event said he “liked the book
because it showed you that even though they might not be
with you now, like standing right there, their love still lives on
forever.” Following the reading, the participants made memory
ornaments and played with Kelly, a CWHTP therapy dog.
In 2013, 22 children attended our 9th annual Kid’s Grief
Camp. In their evaluations of their children’s experience, a
grandparent shared that her grandchild smiled for the first
time in a long time. Ninety percent of the children indicated
that they learned they were not alone in their grief. When
asked if their group leaders were helpful, one child indicated
that “they showed me it’s okay to be sad.”
Since 2006, Kid’s Camp and children’s support activities have
been made possible due to the generosity of the Gertrude
Kamps Memorial Foundation who has sponsored the camp
since its inception.
A Heartfelt Thank you to the Following 2013 Donors
(Due to space restraints the donors listed gave $100 or more.)
Companies & Organizations
2nd Street Liquor
71 Construction
Absolute Fitness
American Petroleum Institute
Automation & Electronics Inc.
Bar-D Signs
Barnard Management Company
Blackberry Mountain Gift Shoppe
Blue Envelope Health Fund
BP Fabric Of America Fund
Bustard’s Funeral Home
Caring Transitions
Casper Antique & Collectors Club
Casper Medical Imaging
Casper Star-Tribune Communications
Casper Surgical Center
Central Wyoming Corvettes
Central Wyoming Neurosurgery
Central Wyoming Skin Clinic Inc.
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ United Methodist Church
Church Of God Prophecy
Church Of Jesus Christ Of LDS
City Of Casper - Casper Events Center
Comtronix
Cost Plus
Crum Electric Supply Co.
CS Consulting LLC
Custom Fiberglass, Inc.
Daren Terpening Family Trust
DHS Drilling Company
Double 4 Foundation
Double D Welding and Fabrication
Doyle Surveying Inc.
Dr. John C Logan
Dr. Sean and Barbara Ellis
Dsasumo’s
Edelweiss Group
Eggington’s Restaurant
Elkhorn Valley Rehabilitation Hospital
Fabrication Technologies (Fab-Tech, A Nalco
Company
First Interstate BancSystem Foundation
First Interstate Bank - Montana
First United Methodist Church
Flanigan’s Furniture Outlet
Floral Rhino
Florence Richman Trust
Foss Motors
Fraternal Order Of Eagles Aux. #306
G. Paula Walter Revocable Trust
G/C Building Supply
Gertrude Kamps Memorial Foundation
Glenrock Lodge No. 24 IOOF
Goodstein Foundation
Gordon Dennis Sommer Estate
Grace Lutheran Church
Grand Targhee Resort
Grant Street Grocery
Greiner/Schmidt Motor Co. Inc.
Groathouse Construction
GW Mechanical, Inc.
Halliburton
Harry T. Thorson Foundation
Hilltop National Bank
Individuals
Hilltop National Bank - Lending Department
Hoffman Monuments and StoneWorks
Homer A. and Mildred S. Scott Foundation
Hydro-Engineering, LLC
Ideal You Weight Loss and Wellness
J. Sore Photography
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
John D. Traut Charitable Lead Trust
Jonah Bank of Wyoming
Juliette’s Flowers
Kathleen Hemry Trust
KCWY, Channel 13
Keyhole Outdoor Living
LeAnn Harwood Trust
Leo Riley and Co.
Loadout, Inc.
Local Union No. 322, International
Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
Long Building Technologies
Lou Taubert Ranch Outfitters
Lucille Magnuson Funeral
Macy’s
Manor Heights Elementary School
Mansion House Inn
Marjorie Haigh Revoc. Trust
Masterson Family Foundation
McCarrel Enterprises
McJunkin Red Man Corp
McMurry Foundation
Mobile Concrete Inc.
Modern Electric
Mountain States Lithographing
Mountain View Regional Hospital
Muller Trust
Murdochs Ranch & Home Supply
Myra Fox Skelton Foundation
Nagle Warren Mansion
NAPA Auto Parts
Nate’s Flowers & Gifts
Natrona County Extension Office
Newcomer Family Funeral Home
& Crematory
Nielsen Construction
Nola Ptasynski Estate
Okes Jewelers
OSL Quilters
Our Lady Of Fatima Catholic Church
Outpatient Radiology LLC
P Cubed Inc.
Pat’s Meat Discounter
Pepper Tank
Peterbilt Of Wyoming
Plated Catering
Pope Construction
Power Resources, Inc.
R W Specialties Inc. - Casper Division
Randall L. Griffith, D.D.S.
Redwing Research, Inc.
Reed Transportation
Residence Hill Bed & Breakfast
Rocky Mountain Family Medicine
Rocky Mountain Oncology
Rootz
Ruth E. Dove Revocable Trust
Ruth R. Elbogen Foundation
Sams Quality Motors
Satel-lite Industries
Sheet Metal Specialties
Shepherd Of The Hills Presbyterian
Smith RV
SNS Outfitter and Guide Service
Soc. For Mining Metallurgy and Exploration
Soroptimist International Of Central
Wyoming
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Stafford Square Homeowners Association
Stott Outdoor Advertising
Sunrise Images Salon
Super Suds Auto Wash
Teton Springs Lodge and Spa
The Bon Agency
The Dora M. Jenkins Charitable Lead Trust
The Edgeworth Real Estate Firm
The Ink Spot
The Merry Peddler
The Wort Hotel
Three Crowns Golf Club
Thunderbird Ranch
Thursday AM Brunch Bunch
TIC - The Industrial Company, Wyoming
Tin Shack, LLC
Tommytools Consulting Services, Inc.
Totally Benign Enterprises
Town Of Evansville
True Foundation
Tuff Sketch Art
Twin Pine Ranch
United Methodist Thrift Shop
Verdad Foundation
VFW #9439 Casper Memorial Post
VFW Post #10969 Ladies Auxilary
Wal-Mart Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
Western Medical Associates
Wheeler Family Foundation
White Stallion Ranch
WIDC/Frontier CDC
Wilkins, Reinicke & Company
William D. Bush Rev. Trust
Williams Porter Day and Neville
Wind City Books
Wold Foundation
Wyoming Anglers
Wyoming Behavioral Institute
Wyoming Cardiopulmonary Services
Wyoming Financial Insurance
Wyoming Medical Center
Wyoming Office Deliveries, Inc.
Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission
Wyoming Symphony Orchestra
Xanterra Parks and Resorts
Zephyr Exploration
Zimmerman Family Foundation
Terence Abila
Billie Lee Adams
CK Adams
Robert and Mary Adams
Kay Aeschliman
L. Raymond Allemand
Kathy Allison-Wolter
James Alm
Sharon Amend
Michael Anderson
Percy and Doris Anderson
Rocky Anderson
Sonia Anderson
Tom Anderson
Warren Anderson
Judy Anderson
Anonymous
Bill and Shirley Anthony
Karen and Dick Appel
Terry Armstrong
Neeta Arner
Jeffrey and Kristen Atkinson
Mary Atkinson
Judy Aurelius
Kerri Avent
Wesley Avent
Dwayne and Betty Jean Axworthy
Kelley Bacon
Butch Bader
Jimmie Ray and Catherine Bailey
Ken and Peggy Ball
Leann Barber
Gordon Barnum
Elizabeth Barrett
Dean and Connie Barrick
Robert Barrows
Bruce Bartley
Erle and Charlee Barto
James and Judith Barton
Roger and Jeanne Barton
Donald Basko
Aaron Bassham
Ronald and Jeanneta Baugh
Louise and Ron Beamer
Polly Beebout
Joyce and Leon Bell
Des and Carrie Bennion
Tammy Benshoof
Barb Bentzin
Kathryn Beppler
Cathy Berens
Lillian Berg
Nell Bessette
Darrel Bihr
Mary Jane Billinger
Christine and Leo Bingham
Susan Bishop
Merle Bittle
Scott Blake
Dusty and Krsity Bleizeffer
Art and Lynette Boatright
Edward Boehmer
David Bolger
Ruth and Bill Bon
Bob Boner
Individuals
Jacque Booth
Judy Booth
Vaughn and Tabblie Bosch
Jeremy and Kristin Bott
Ryan and Laura Bowar
Leslie Bower
Thomas and Cynthia Bower
Carol Bowers
C.J. Box
Lisa Boyles-Jamieson
Alice Bradley
Kenneth L. Bradley
Judy and Bob Bradshaw
Lee Brandt
Joshua Brendle
Tonya Brigance
Bettye Brock
Darlene Brown
George and Marilyn Brown
Regina Brown
Shirley Brown
Jerry Buckley
Lonnie Bull
Kathy and Bruce Bummer
Harry L. and Barbara Burback
Charlcia Burd
Shawn Burgard
Roy and Mary Burgess
Steve and Ingrid Burnett
Tim and Lisa Burridge
Dan and Susan Bush
John Bush
John Butler
Lane and Nancy Bywater
Edwin Campbell
James and Debra Campbell
Lorrie and Kim Capasso
Janet Caperton
Donald Cardinal
Mike Carey
Pat and Sharon Carlson
Paulette and Steven Carlson
George and Susan Carmen
Harry and Sandy Carnahan
Lucas Carpenter
Robert Carpenter
Patty Carroll
Jordin Carter
Forrest and Debbie Chadwick
Diane Chandler
Charles Chapin
Carol Chapman
Jackie Chase
Muljibhai and Sharda Chaudhari
Nancy Clark
Harold Clinch
Dean and Chris Cline
Val and Fred Clyncke
Shirley Cockerham
Marsha and Lee Coffman
Connie Coleman
Tod and Kathi Coleman
Bob and Belva Coleman
Gabriel Collier
Matthew Collins
Jim and Mira Collums
Phil Colman
Ruth Combs
Marilyn and Hal Connor
Bob and Sally Cook
Frances Cook
T. Douglas Cooper
Frank Cordiner
Dale and Patricia Corkill
Margie Courtade
Eric Couture
Mark Couture
Kira Cross
Ted Cross
Douglas and Timothea Crowe
Bonnie Culver
Janet and Don Cureton
Sandra D’amico
David and Laura Dandridge
Jon Daniels
Bob Davis
Charles and Shirley Davis
Jessica Davis
Robert and Shari Davis
Richard and Evelyn Day
Geoffrey and Dawn Dean
Jim and Rheva Dean
Johnnie and Rita Dean
Scott Degroot
Marc and Patty Delgadillo
Chris Denman
Ken and Marsha Denman
Raberta Despain
Carolyn Deuel
Carla DeVille
Robert and Becky Dill
Kenneth Dill
GiGi Dobbs
Charlie Dockham
Mark and Mary Doss
William Douglass
Flint and Debbie Downing
Jacob Duesing
Larry Duncan
Chuck and Joan Dunlap
Dennis and Lindsea Eades
J.B. Eccles
Andrea and Jim Eckroth
Jim and Bonnie Edgeworth
Kathy Edwards
Claudie Eitel
Martin Ellbogen
Ruth Ellbogen
Thomas Ellbogen
Nicole Ellis
C. S. Engstrom
Marcia Engum
Arletta Erickson
Alan and Lisa Esterline
Brenda Evans
Mary Evans
Howard and Nina Ewart
Karen and David Ewart
Jeff and Mary Falkenburg
Mike and Cara Fankhauser
Bill and Gaye Farleigh
Billy Don and Sue Ann Farmer
James and Carol Farrell
Bette and Ray Faust Jr
John Ferguson
Nancy Ferrell
Laurie Fletcher
Keith and Brandi Forgey
Donna Fox
Jared Foy
Paul Franklin
A.B. Fraser
Pat and Ferne Freiberg
Clinton Fuqua
Patrick and Terry Gallagher
Donald and Rita Galles
Tom and Susie Galles
Tammi Galloway
Leonard Garcia
Alan and Susan Garner
Sharon Garner
Edna Garrett
Justin Gaspar
Paul Genetti
J.L. and Peg Gilbertson
Gene and Ronna Gilleland
Joan Gillett
Tera Gillett
Jeff and Cheryl Gillum
Jimmy and Rosa Goolsby
Scott and Christine Gordon
Bob and Barbara Gosman
Bette Gottfried
Lee and Barbara Grace
Ted and Vivian Graf
James Gravitt
Michael Green
Karla Greenlee
Pat Greiner
Claudia Grigg
Gretchen Griswold
Justin and Loretta Groom
Ted and Jennifer Grooms
Jim and Susie Haden
Randall Hall & Michelle Trost-Hall
Kebin and Michelle Haller
Paul Hallock
Pat and Kathy Halverson
Kent and Cheryl Hambrick
Todd and Kara Hambrick
Randall and Judith Hansen
Jody Hardy
Iris Harnagel
Don and Nelda Harper
Gerry and Terri Harper
Carlotta and Neil Harrington
Don and Hallie Harris
Mike and Cecilia Harris
Dorothy Harrison
Judy and Richard Hawley
Janet and Joseph Hayek
Douglas and Debra Hayes
Rich and Deanne Haymond
Sandra Haynes
Darwin Hedges
Wayne and Stacie Heili
Walter and Mary Hein
Jodi Hemenway
Bruce and Liane Hendrickson
Marianne Henley
Robert Hicks
John and Janet Hilde
James and Bette Hildebrand
Brock and Regina Hileman
Donald Hill
Floyd and June Hill
Neal and Gail Hilston
Robert Hind
James and Susan Hoag
Jeff and Terrie Hockin
Mary Hodges
Denis and Debra Hoerle
Jeff Holder
Jim and Michelle Holder
Justin Holder
Amity Holland
James Hollander
Beverly Holt
Ed and Judy Holthouse
Jonathan Horton
David Houseworth
Ben Howard
Debra Huber
Kelvin and Heather Huber
Helen Humiston
Laura Hunsaker
Darcy Hunter
Justin and Jazzmin Hurless
Jean Iglehart
Clayton Ingram
Anthony Ingram
Mary Irby
Sally and Forest Irons
Frank and Judy Izzarelli
Steve Jackson
Kenneth Jacobs
Douglas James
Charles Jenkins
Hugh Jenkins
Bernard Jerding
Ronald Johns
Dusty and Vickie Johnson
Jane Johnson
Jason Johnson
Jay Johnson
Terry and Norma Johnson
Steven Johnston
Jeanine Jones
Daniel Joseph
Ronald and Marlene Juday
Janice and Joe Kalasinsky
Gus and Georgia Kamboris
Mia Kamboris
Jane Katherman
Lyle Kaul
Ron and Tammy Keeran
Jerene Keller
I. Kenyon
John and Patricia Kerns
Don Ketterlin
Linda Kettl
Dereck Keyworth
Demetra Kidd
Don Kihle
Gary Kilwein
Jim and Cindy King
James Kington
Tamra and Gregory Kinneberg
Rodney Kinskey
Joel Kirk
Judith Kirk
Cecilia and Robert Kirkwood
Donald and Donna Klinker
Lynn and Anne Klocksiem
Larry and Linda Kloster
Rob and Jolene Knaus
Brad and Katie Knowlton
Candie Koehn
Nicholas Koenigs
Rick Konn
David Kramer
Viola and Clyde Kranenberg
Kammi Kumor
Donna and Jack Laird
Brandon Lamb
Brendan and Whitney Lamb
Sue Lambrix
Dennis and Judy Langdon
Dr. Jerry and Colleen Larsen
Arlene Larson
Gary and Peri Lathrop
Steve Laughrey
Individuals
Steven Laver
Shelly Lawing
Dr. Eric and Karen Lawrence
Gloria and James Lawrence
Mike Layton
Bob and Suzanne Leathers
Quintin and Christy LeClercq
Patricia Leger
Miguel and Sandra Leotta
Alex Lewis
Jason Lewis
Larry and Margaret Lewis
Ron and Beverly Lewis
Brian Lindgren
Larry and Kara Linn
Marc and Karen Littell
Donald Little
Jeff and Sherri Litzinger
Lance Long
Paul Lowham
Christina Ludeman
Marcia Lynch
June Lythgoe
Celisa Dowell and Stefan Maciech
James Mackey
Michael and Peggy Mahoney
Dale and Lorie Malody
Lisa Malody
Laura and John Maloney
Wade Manders
Larry Markland
Michael Marnell
Robbie and Patricia Marnell
Robert Marquiss
Hope Marsh
Jonathan and Melissa Marsh
Mindy Marshall
Metta Martin
David and Melissa Martorano
John and Susan Masterson
Gregory and Lisa Mathiowetz
Brian McClung
Kelly McConnell
Bradley McCoy
Pat McCoy
Bill McDowell
Mary McGill
Dr. Joseph and Diane McGinley
Kelly and Karen McGowan
Mary Lou McGuire
Brett McIntyre
Randy and Jennifer McIntyre
Ruth, Alatia, Dean and Kathi McKee
Al McKissick
Clark McPherson and Rebecca Sedar
Joe and Barbara McPherson
Joan Means
James Meckem
Kerry Meek
John and Tammy Michael
Vern Michael
Lee Miller
Kari Miller
Shawn and Shannon Miller
Tim and Pam Miller
Pamela Mills
Rob Millum
Ken Milne
Lee Milner
Tim and Kris Miskimins
Allan Mitchell
Stacey Mittelstedt
Christina Moens
Joe and Pamela Montee
James Moody
Reed and Thelma Moon
Danny and Janel Moore
Mary Moore
Chris and Brenda Morgan
Pete Morris
Brian Morrison
Doug Morton
Joan Morton
Katharine Morton
Lee and Dennis Moser
Dan Mull
Cody and Laura Murray
James and Alice Myers
Ralph and Coralie Myers
Pam Namenyi
James Nelson
Janie Nelson
Paul and Carrie Nettles
Hank and Annita Neubauer
Paul and Betty Neuenschwander
Don Neville
Nick Nickerson
Dave Nickerson
H.N. Nickerson
Petra Niegisch
Charlie and Connie Norwood
Kay Nuzum
Dane Odde
Michael and Denise Odde
Doris Jean O’Dell
Adam Oestreich
Dan O’Hara
Victor Ohman
Phyllis Olson
Tammi Onigkeit
Dave Orndorff
Alfred Orr
Marty Jo Ortiz
Sharon and Max Ortiz
Helen Osterman
Dale Otcheck
Jerry Owens
Russell and Janet Owens
Robert Palmer
Anthony Panchyshyn
Christopher Panzner
Margaret Parker
Linda and Philip Parkinson
Michael and Molly Parrish
Mike and Jenean Patrick
Don and Louise Patton
Jon and Bonnie Peden
Virginia Penn
Benlee Pentecost
David Perino
Paul and Vicki Peters
Shaun Peterson
Sylvia Peterson
Rebecca Phillips
Deanna R. Pickering
Jeanine Pickering
Adrian and Christi Pilutik
Barry and Cindy Poe
Greg Pope
Chad Post
Christine and Don Potter
Robert Potter
Mary Pottorff
Duane and Valarie Prather
Peggy Price
Jan Proper
Zak Pullen
Bill and Judy Rader
Renee Radman
Harriet Rands
James Ratliff
Bayard and Elizabeth Rea
Skeeter Redding
Brad and Paula Reece
Kevin and Deanna Sadler
Garth and Arlene Shanklin
Kenneth and Hannah Sharp
Lee and Nancy Shaw
Steve Shellenberger
Melissa Shelton
William Shields
Kelly Shipley
John Shore
Jason Short
Bob Siebken
Martin and Susan Siebken
Dale Simmons
Scott Sissman and Kate Sarosy
Rick and Kim Skatula
Holly and Glen Slabaugh
Tim and Kathy Sleeger
Bruce Smith
Chris and Sharon Smith
John Smith
Lola and Thomas Smith
Margot Smith
W. H. Smith
Gene Snider
Sarah Snyder
Richard Solberg
Aaron Sorensen
Robert and Isabel Sorensen
Sally Sorensen
Mary Lou and Jim Soukup
Ralph and Carol Specht
Carolyn Stanko
Jamie Stein
Claudia Steinke
Bob and Liz Steinle
Alan Stern
Drs. Cory and Renee Stirling, PC
Tony and Sylvia Stone
Marita Stoneking
Karen and Herman Strand
Carroll Strohecker
Raymond Stubberud
Michael and Nikki Stucker
Melvin Stuckey
Lucy Sullivan
Governor Michael and Jane Sullivan
Dennis and Peggy Sun
Ray and Bonny Sutter
Harold Swartley
Dr. Jay Swedberg
Virginia and Roger Sybrant
Kirk and Kay Talbot
Kyle Talmadge
Gordon Tamblyn
Bob and Jane Tanner
Henry and Kayla Tanner
Carol and Robert Tarantola
Bob Tarver
Priscilla Tate
Louis Taubert
Larry Tauscher
Dixie Taylor
David and Betty Thiel
Jim and Marolyn Thomas
Delton Tinsley
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Terence Tovey
Roy Trimmer
Robert and Katheryn Tripeny
Diemer and Susie True
Sandra Turner
Keith Tyler
Rick and Michele Ullery
Elaine Umbach
Paul and Susan Underwood
Cindy Unger
Cisco and Darlene Valdez
Julian Valdez
Penny Van Hise
NP Van Maren
Judi and Art Van Rensselaer
Dick Vandever
Todd Vanett
Lula and Melvin Vang
Larry Vasquez
Brian Veauthier
Barry Venn
Richard Wagner
Barbara Walker
Ric and Debbie Walker
Tom and Pam Walker
Atana Walker-Velasquez
Mart Warren and Martha Wallace
John Wallour
Zach and Jamie Walsh
Robert Walter
Patricia Ward
Jonathan Ward
Paula Watson
Donna Weaver
Duane and Kathryn Weber
Fae Weir
Scott and Martha Weischedel
Russ Weller
Gregg and Christine Welton
Barbara Werner
Graham and Stephanie West
Curtis Weston
James Wetzel, Jr. D.D.S.
David and Meredith Widiker
Tom Wilkins
Kent and Crystal Willett
Rose Williams
James Williamson
Judith Williamson and Daniel Hauck
Timothy Wilmott
Charles Wilson
Kelly Wilson
Tamara Wilson
Wayne Wilson
William Wimbish
Gary Winter
Nancy Winters
Vicki Winters
Jacob Winterton
Nathan Wipprecht
Lyle Wirth
Rich Wohlleben
John and Jane Wold
Jon and Betty Wolfe
Patsy and Sam Wormus
Ron and Lesli Wright
Nicholas Wyatt
Peter Zaharas
Ralph Zauner
Danielle and Brandon Zenisek
Gail Zimmerman
Dixie Zink
Family Feedback
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wonderful. The whole journey was
incredible. Thank you!”
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“You all made the transition so much easier.
We were given amazing care.”
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and the family.”
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