- Hospice Giving Foundation

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Thoughtful Stewardship
HOSPICE GIVING FOUNDATION
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
Message from the Board Chair
When I joined Hospice Giving Foundation’s board in 2011, I knew I had a personal reason and connection. My late
husband Bob received wonderful care from hospice. I hoped by joining this board I would be able to contribute in
ways that helped such services flourish in our community. Over these years, this Foundation has proved to be more
than I could have imagined. It is such an honor to now be serving the first year of my two-year term as Board Chair.
The board is composed of intelligent and dedicated members who come together for all the right reasons in support
of our mission. This past year, the Foundation hosted wonderful events, supported innovative approaches to end-oflife care, and had thoughtful conversations about how to strategically advance our mission.
Board Chair Nanci Markey and President & CEO Siobhan Greene.
Last spring, I served as chair of the Grants committee and met with each agency requesting funding. During those
visits I learned more about the scope of services for patients and families facing end of life. I saw firsthand the
inspiring degree of professionalism and dedication of these agencies in serving the people of our community. With
gratitude for the involvement of our board and staff and with deep respect for the agencies working to serve our
community, I ask you to continue with us on our journey to help support dignified and compassionate end-of-life
services in our community.
Message from the President and CEO
If you have ever made a big change in your life, you know the excitement and anticipation that come at the beginning. You wonder what will
transpire, how it will all go, and even if you’ll ever really feel at home. When I came to Hospice Giving Foundation in 2013, I was very excited, but
knew I had a lot to learn and understand. I knew this work had an important place in my heart, yet I know, as with any new job, only time would tell
if I was the right fit. As we close 2015, I can say with absolute sincerity that I’ve found my place. The people I have met have been inspiring and
enlightening. The loyalty and deep, personal commitment of our donors are striking. Those providing the care are filled with kindness and dedication,
despite the difficulty of the work they do. The team I work with day in and day out are professionals who always act with thought, focus, and warmth.
I have the honor of serving with smart and committed individuals on our Board of Directors. So yes, I feel like I am at home; I feel deeply fulfilled
knowing what good work this Foundation supports.
Board 2015-2016
Hospice Giving Foundation is honored to help our community by awarding grants for a broad scope of end-of-life care. Our gratitude for this privilege
is deep and heartfelt. To our donors, partners, board, and friends, thank you for being a part of the compassion that connects us.
Board Members:
Staff (l. to r.)
Vicki Engman-Rossman, Executive Liaison, Nikki Rossi, Outreach & Education Coordinator,
Deborah Ewan Howitt, Director of Philanthropy & Planned Gifts, Siobhan M. Greene, President &
CEO, Diane Camba, Director of Community Engagement, Patty Ramos, Administrative Coordinator
Contact Us
80 Garden Court, Suite 201
Monterey, CA 93940
P: (831) 333-9023
F: (831) 373-4124
Executive Committee:
Nanci Markey, Chair
Mark Boitano, Vice-Chair
David Glickman, Treasurer
Mary Kay Acquazzino Basham,
Secretary
Kelly V. Vasquez,
Member-at-Large
James Booth
Myrna Brandwein
Wayne Chapman
Jean Duff, Board Emeritus
Catherine Faber Wendy Franscioni
Bill Hastie
Sarah Hills
Matt Nelson
Laurel Krzeminski
Nancy Porteous-Thomas
Bill Tebbe
hospicegiving.org
[email protected]
Hospice Giving Foundation is a 501(c)3
charitable organization. TIN# 94-2404634
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New Board Members
A Tradition of Giving
Sarah Hills
Matt Nelson
Sarah Lindsay Hills was born in
Paris, France, and moved to Rome,
Italy, where she lived for 21 years
before relocating to Washington
DC. She has a Bachelor of Arts
from Connecticut College and a
culinary degree with highest honors
from L’Academie de Cuisine. Past
experiences include retail sales, hospitality leadership, and
owning a small business, Shortspoon Catering.
Matt has called
Monterey
County home
for more than
30 years. He
attended Robert Louis Stevenson
High School and UC Santa Barbara,
graduating with a degree in political science. Matt is a
retired commercial pilot who flew for Southwest Airlines
and today is publicly elected to the Monterey Regional
Airport District. He is passionate about giving back to the
community. He has served on the boards of the Rotary Club
of Monterey, Central Coast Youth Sports Organization, and
the Independent Transportation Network (ITN Monterey
County). Married for more than 17 years, Matt and his wife
Jennifer reside in Pacific Grove with their two sons. Matt’s
hobbies include long distance running, downhill skiing,
and traveling with the family.
Since moving to the Monterey Peninsula in 2011, Ms. Hills
has volunteered in her children’s schools, Catholic Charities
of Monterey, and Boy Scout Troop 127 in Carmel Valley.
She is fluent in Italian, and conversational in Spanish and
French. Sarah lives in Carmel Valley with her husband Phil
and two teenage children.
Laurel Krzeminski
James Booth
Ms. Krzeminski is the Chief Financial
Officer and a Senior Vice President
of Granite Construction Incorporated.
Granite is a heavy civil contractor and
construction materials company, traded
on the NYSE. Granite has offices
throughout the United States and also
does business in Canada and Guam. Ms. Krzeminski is a
member of the Board of Directors of the California Chamber
of Commerce.
James Booth is a local insurance
broker associated with Monterey
Insurance Agencies for the past
35 years. He has a fondness for
non-profits and supports the work of
Dorothy’s Place, Voices for Children,
the National Steinbeck Center, the
Monterey Museum of Art, and Monterey Jazz Festival.
Active in the Episcopal Church, James is an ordained
Deacon whose ministries include service in local parish
churches, hospitals, and prisons.
Born and raised in southern California, Ms. Krzeminski is a
graduate of San Diego State University with a BS in Business
Administration – Accounting. She started her career in public
accounting as a CPA and was an Audit Manager at Ernst
& Young. She also worked for Scripps Health in La Jolla
and Thermoscan Inc. in San Diego, and with The Gillette
Company and Procter & Gamble. Laurel moved back to
California in 2008 to join Granite. She lives in Carmel with
her husband Jim and they have a grown daughter who resides
in Connecticut.
James recently retired as Archdeacon in the Episcopal
Diocese of El Camino Real and continues to oversee
the insurance needs for Episcopal churches in Central
California. He is a USC graduate in International
Relations and received his seminary training at the
School for Deacons, earning a Bachelor of Theological
Studies. A 15-year resident of Carmel Valley, he lives with
his wife, Bridget, and Diva, their 14-year-old Viszla.
Cumulative Grants
Awarded Through 2015:
$23,170,099
Through the generosity of our donors,
Hospice Giving Foundation is able to
award grants to agencies providing
dignified and compassionate care at the
end of life.
1,429,466
1,982,125
1,066,000
18,692,510
Hospice and Palliative Care
Children’s Palliative Care
Specialty Services
& Grief Support
Outreach & Education
Hospice Giving Foundation :: hospicegiving.org :: Annual Report 2015 :: Page 1
I’m still
honoring my
friend
large number of volunteers have had
experiences in their lives whereby a family
member or someone close to them died,
with or without hospice care. Volunteers
are selfless people. Totally selfless. They
don’t volunteer to get their names on a
letterhead. They’re extraordinary!
You’ve received the Kendall Inspiration
Award. Can you tell me a little bit about it?
It’s given to recognize service in honor of
Betty Kendall’s husband, a former Board
member.
an interview with Beverley Ambort
Beverley Ambort lived all over the world before
coming to Carmel. No matter where she was,
she maintained a commitment to charity. After
caring for a close friend who had cancer, Beverley
decided to focus her commitment on hospice
care. Since that time she has been a volunteer,
fundraiser, board member, and above all, a
caregiver.
When did you first volunteer for hospice?
When my husband and I transferred here
from Europe and retired, I had been in
Florida helping a dear friend, Jane, who
had been diagnosed with cancer. There
was no hospice available, so I went to help
take care of her. After Jane died, I took the
local hospice training course. I thought
they would assign me to the facility in
Carmel Valley. But, the director said we
need you in the Resource Center. I worked
there and also helped Friends of Hospice
raise money, including $250,000 for
Hospice House (now Westland House).
What kind of work do you do and how often
do you volunteer?
The Health Resource Center has been
in different locations and is now part
of Community Hospital. I volunteer two
afternoons a week. We fit clients with wigs,
loan books, and we access information that
helps the public to find the right resources.
It’s a valuable service.
I understand you’ve been a board member?
I have been a volunteer for 28 years. I was
invited to join the Hospice Foundation
Board and served for six years. I’ve helped
raise money and public awareness, and
worked on projects. I have included the
Foundation in my estate plan.
How would you describe Hospice Giving
Foundation and their role in supporting
hospice care?
Without the grants the Foundation gives
to organizations, many programs would
have a hard time existing. Many of these
groups don’t have staff to fundraise. The
Foundation is a very important organization
to them. In the past, many people have
donated from their estates. It’s time now
to reach out to people who can give to a
charity and want to help.
Has volunteering for hospice been important
to you?
Oh, it really has. After Jane died, I
dropped all the organizations I had
supported and focused on hospice. A
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What would you say to someone who was
asking why they should support Hospice
Giving Foundation?
One needs to think about and recognize
that we all die. It’s such a traumatic time.
Hospice Giving Foundation is there to
make sure one has care, comfort, and
every resource that’s available at the end
of life. Hospice Giving Foundation makes
this possible.
To me, it’s one of the most important
organizations that exists in our community.
Often people don’t know where to
turn when they need help, and the
Foundation supports so many kinds
of care. It’s important to publicize its
function to the community. They can
help you, and there’s a way the public
can help in turn.
It’s comforting to know that I can
continue to honor my dear friend.
Hospice Care
It takes a special person who
can help minimize the suffering
of a loved one.
~ Brian Corley
Hospice care has been providing patients with compassionate care at the end of life since the 1960s. Focused on
pain management and the emotional and physical needs of people in the last six months of life, this care brings
relief and a sense of dignity to patients and their families. Hospice care includes spiritual support, the help of welltrained volunteers, and may include ancillary therapies such as massage, music, and art.
2015 Grants Awarded
for Hospice Care:
Funding Hospice Care:
$450,000
Since its inception, Hospice Giving Foundation has contributed over $15 million to support hospice care in
Monterey and San Benito Counties.
Hospice Giving Foundation Grants enable local agencies to:
̥̥ Hire exceptional teams: doctors, nurses, social workers, therapists, clergy, and home health care aides who
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provide care to both the patient and the family
Provide responsive and consistent pain management
Provide in-home nursing care, medical supplies, and equipment
Stand beside family members to help them cope with the illness and understand the dying process
Provide spiritual support and culturally-sensitive care to families
Offer respite care, so that the family caregivers receive much-needed rest
Total Grants Awarded 2015
Hospice Care
450,000
Children’s Services
245,000
Palliative Care
145,000
Specialty Services & Grief Support
54,000
Outreach and Education
10,000
$904,000
54,000
Hospice of the Central Coast
Hospice of Santa Cruz County
Goal for 2016: $700,000
10,000
Hospice Care
Children’s Services
145,000
Palliative Care
450,000
245,000
Specialty Services & Support
Outreach & Education
Compassion
Connects Us
Events 2015
The Party! The Scramble!
Back to the Valley
Event Date: May 2, 2015; Location: Talbott Vineyards;
Attendees:130; Presenting Sponsors: Chevron, Granite
Construction, Hastie Financial Group, Mann Packing, Ocean Mist
Farms, Rabobank, Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System,
Taylor Farms; Amount Raised: $45,000
Set amidst the breathtaking Monterey County wine region, Back
to the Valley offered guests fabulous food by Centrally Grown,
music by the Valley’s own Wild Turkeys, décor by Carmel Plant
Tenders and Swenson & Silacci, and fine wines from Robert
Talbott Vineyards. Proceeds benefit end-of-life care for children
and adults in the Salinas Valley and Southern Monterey County.
“I am a supporter because hospice helped me
so much when my daughter was dying from
cancer.” ~Anonymous
Gratitude Luncheon
Event Date: October 26, 2015; Location: Inn at Spanish Bay; Attendees:
126; Presenting Sponsor: Union Bank
Each year, Hospice Giving Foundation hosts a Gratitude Luncheon to thank
our donors and provide information from local thought-leaders on end-of-life
care. This year Emcee Erin Clark of KSBW-TV led the discussion on Finding
Solace: Care, Comfort, and Meaning at the End of Life, with panelists Rabbi
Bruce Greenbaum, Michael Milward, and Reverend Lawrence Robles.
Event Date: August 30 & 31, 2015
Location: Monterey Peninsula Country Club &
Corral de Tierra Country Club; Attendees: 270;
Presenting Sponsors: James & Bridget Booth,
Bill & Myrna Brandwein, Carmel Realty, Brian
Demerest, Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, Jeff
Gould, Lexus Monterey Peninsula, Nanci Markey,
Bill McClain, Rabobank, Salinas Valley Memorial
Healthcare System, Teles Properties, Union Bank,
Bill & Margi Wiest
Amount Raised: $147,000
For the first time in the 33-year history of this
signature fundraiser, guests of our Golf Scramble
enjoyed two days of fun, offering something for
everyone—an elegant party, great golf, and for many,
both! Thanks to the enthusiastic support of our
attendees, major donors, sponsors, and volunteers,
funds raised benefit local end-of-life care providers, for
children and adult patients throughout Monterey and
San Benito counties. Since 1983, the Golf Scramble
has raised more than $2.2 million.
This year, we also introduced our newly updated, digital Notes to My Family,
with a powerful video featuring our friend and supporter Barrie Fiske.
“Your program was both touching and inspirational. It’s not often you can actually learn something, shed a
tear and laugh all at the same time. Well done.” ~Brian Ford
Big Spring Raffle
“I continue to support Hospice
Giving Foundation because no group
can have as large an impact on
easing the pain of a family dealing
with the loss of a loved one than the
caregivers funded by Hospice
Giving Foundation.”
~ Brian Corley
Event Date: May 13, 2015
Amount Raised: $27,900
Our gratitude extends to
all who participated in the
raffle! Generous donations of
fabulous prize packages, along
with all our ticket buyers,
made this a great success.
With special thanks to Carole
Cuffman and Terry Sammut for
their leadership as co-chairs
for the Big Spring Raffle.
PLANNED GIVING ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
James Booth, Tom Bohnen, Pam Darling,
David Glickman, Bill Hastie, Sidney
Morris, Richard Nystrom, Stephen
Pearson, Kenneth Petersen, Kelly Vasquez,
Jennifer Walker
INVESTMENT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Mark Boitano, Wayne Chapman, David
Glickman, Bill Hastie, Mike Leavy, Steve
Merrell, Dick Nystrom, Gerry Ray, Dee
Ann Thompson
TREE OF LIFE
GOLF SCRAMBLE
Lincoln Hatch, Raye Ann Houx, Donna
Myers, Debby Norman, Sharon Pursley,
Josh Redmond
Mary Kay Acquazzino Basham, Kathy
Beallo, James Booth, Myrna Brandwein,
Rachel Carter, Maureen Chodosh, Liam
Doust, Joy Jacobs, Dolly Ledzinski, Nanci
Markey, Sarah Peirce, Margi Wiest
GOVERNANCE
COMMITTEE
Mark Boitano, Myrna Brandwein, Jean
Duff, Cathy Faber, Nanci Markey, Nancy
Porteous-Thomas, Honorable Jonathan
Price, Kelly Vasquez
BACK TO THE VALLEY
Wendy Franscioni, Bill Hastie, Whitney
Pridey, Bill Tebbe
BIG SPRING RAFFLE
Dawn Aldridge, Carole Cuffman, Stephanie
Gonzalez-Albor, Jeanne and Tawfik Sabet,
Terry Sammut, Lilie Shelton, David Shoff,
Christine Von Hurfurth, Kathleen Voris
Mary Kay Acquazzino Basham,
James Booth, Wayne Chapman, Carole
Cuffman, Jean Duff, Ron Frudden,
Sarah Hills, Laurel Krzeminski, Matt
Nelson, Dennis Riley, Clark Struve,
Bill Tebbe
No act of kindness,
no matter how small,
is ever wasted.
PROGRAMS AND GRANTS
Mary Kay Acquazzino Basham, Myrna
Brandwein, Wayne Chapman, Carole
Cuffman, Jean Duff, Cathy Faber,
Wendy Franscioni, Ron Frudden, David
Glickman, Bill Hastie, Nanci Markey,
Nancy Porteous-Thomas, Honorable
Jonathan Price, Bill Tebbe
PHILANTHROPY
COMMITTEE
OFFICE VOLUNTEERS
Janet Belardo, Maryam Finningan, Lucia
Nevejans, Kathy Russo, Rosemarie
Russo, Bruce Weingarten
~ AESOP
HOSPICE GIVING FOUNDATION
VOLUNTEERS
BUSINESS COUNCIL
Donna Bruhn, Carole Cuffman, James Culcasi,
Peter C. Felice, Stephanie Gonzalez-Albor,
Jane Martinez, Lauren Martinez, Megan
Martinez, Beverley Meamber, James Riley,
Teresa Sammut, David Shoff, Bill Tebbe
EVENT DAY VOLUNTEERS
“I like volunteering for Hospice Giving
Foundation because I feel like I’m making a
difference in a small way. It makes me happy
to know I’m helping and giving back to an
organization that does so much for others.”
~ Kathy Russo
Ann Appel, Angelica Arroyo, Nuten Atila, Janet Belardo, Jim Bennett,
Erin Cahalan, Caitlynn Camba, Camerata Singers, Carmel Middle School
Choir, Jim Clark, Carole Cuffman, Defense Language Institute Joint
Services Choir, Defense Language Institute Joint Services Color Guard, Lisa
Donohoe, DiAnna Gamecho, Phillip Geiger, Dr. Joseph Greene and Family,
Sahin Gunsel, Maryam Finnigan, Shannon Finnigan, Annette Freeman,
Domenica Gianino, Chrissy Handel, Bettina Hochman, Marianne Howard,
Charlie Jackman, Woody Kelley, Knights of Columbus, Aletha Leandro-Farr,
Gram Leonard, Steven Olivares, Matt & Whitney Pridey, Jose Ramos and
Family, Mikey Ramos, Terran Schoel, Sarah Turner, Nicole Wasylychyn,
Camille Whipple
Bold = Committee Chairs
Notes to My Family
Notes to My Family is a planning tool which gives
people a convenient place to catalog important
information and express their wishes for
end-of-life care.
Notes to My Family helps you and your family:
• Organize documents, contacts, and family history
• Specify the care you want, as well as what you
don’t want
• Identify who will advocate for your wishes, and
how
• Prepare for meetings with financial or legal
advisors
• Share special stories and memories
Hospice Giving Foundation is pleased to offer Notes
to My Family online. This tool can help you start the
conversation as you share your story and gather
details of your life in one place.
Notes
to My
Family
Organizing our later years.
Introduction
Module 2: Assets, Legal,
and Financial
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Module 1: About You and Your Family
Module 1: About You
and Your Family
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Share important life
history information
Provide contact details
of family and friends
Document how to
handle personal affairs
Overview and Introduction
Emergency contact information,
including doctors and next of kin
Glossary
Download your
complimentary copy today
at hospicegiving.org/ntmf.
Notes
to My
Family
Catalog key assets
Organize financial and
legal documents; list
advisors
Use as a road map to
make time spent with
advisors more efficient
Notes
to my
Family
Hospice Giving Foundation :: 80 Garden Court, Suite 201 :: Monterey CA 93940 :: hospicegiving.org
Module 3: Health Information
Module 3: Health
Information
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Module 2: Assets, Legal, and Financial
Introduction
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Notes
to My
Family
Document your health
history, including illnesses,
surgeries, medications, and
allergies
Decide who will make
healthcare decisions
Complete advance care
directives
Module 4: Wishes and
Memories
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State your wishes to
allow others to fully
honor your life
Plan for important endof-life details
Share favorite memories,
stories, and messages for
loved ones
Notes
to My
Family
Module 4: Wishes and Memories
Palliative Care
Palliative care is a term not well understood. It is a specialized medical approach for people with serious illnesses
and differs from hospice care. In recent years, palliative care has been more available to patients and their families
in our community. Hospice Giving Foundation is proud to fund several local providers, and we are encouraged to see
innovative approaches to this important element of end-of-life care. Once available only in hospitals, palliative care is
being developed for outpatient settings and community-based programs.
Palliative care focuses on the patient, not simply the disease. Seriously ill patients are cared for holistically, with a
team that includes a physician, nurses, social workers, chaplains, and others. The goal is to improve the quality of life
through symptom relief, pain and stress management, and strong family support. Palliative care is appropriate at any
age and at any stage in a serious illness and can be provided along with curative treatment.
Funding Palliative Care:
Since its inception, Hospice Giving Foundation has contributed over $2 million to support palliative care in
Monterey and San Benito Counties.
Hospice Giving Foundation Grants allow agencies to:
̥̥ Dedicate a trained physician to palliative-care service
̥̥ Provide spiritual care through a chaplain experienced in palliative care
̥̥ Pay for continuing education for a palliative care physician and the team of professionals
̥̥ Make home nursing care visits and provide needed at-home medical equipment
̥̥ Conduct team planning sessions to coordinate care
̥̥ Conduct physician outreach and education to expand the understanding, use, and acceptance of palliative care
Create Possibilities: Plan Now
Hospice Giving Foundation and the agencies it funds
are expanding access to choices for end-of-life care.
Over time we’ve seen innovation and expansion of
services happen through the generosity of donors who
make it possible through planned giving.
Planned giving provides you with options for your
philanthropic goals. You drive the process in a way
that works best for you and, by doing so, you make
our community a place that defines exceptional and
dignified care at the end of life.
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Establish a legacy for yourself and your loved ones.
Express gratitude for the care your family member
received by giving back, so that care is available
broadly in our community.
Show your compassion for your friends, colleagues,
and neighbors. Help ensure they too have the
highest quality care possible—when they need it
and how they need it.
Become a part of the Foundation’s vision to make
our community a place where living well includes
dying peacefully, in comfort, and with dignity.
2015 Grants Awarded
to Support Adult
Palliative Care:*
$145,000
Central Coast VNA & Hospice
Hazel Hawkins Hospital
Natividad Medical Center
Goal for 2016: $400,000
* Children’s Palliative Care listed on page 15
Planned gifts are an investment in our community
and can help you prepare for your future. They can
allow you to take sizable income, gift, and estate tax
deductions, and provide favorable capital gains tax
treatment. There are tools that can provide income for
you and your loved ones for life. Planned gifts allow you
to leave a legacy that honors your wishes and priorities.
Please contact us today to talk about options and
opportunities for you to express your gratitude through
a planned gift.
2015 Photo Gallery
Dolly & Jerry Ledzinski
Rich Smith, Norma Rianda, Ann Rianda, Claudia Smith
Drs. Joanna & Peter Oppenheim, Dr. Joseph Greene
Erin Clark, Mary Kay Acquazzino Basham, Siobhan Greene
Nicole Wasylychyn, Patty Ramos, Janet Belardo, Chrissy Handel, Nikki Rossi
Jean Duff, Brian Kelly, Siobhan Greene
Jae Butler, Rita Towles, Harriet Sheppard, Myrna Brandwein
Matt & Whitney Pridey
Nanci Markey, Peter Blackstock
Siobhan Greene, Honorable Jonathan Price, Barrie Fiske
Give what
you have
been given
an
interview
with
Brian
Kelly
By the traditional measures of generosity,
Brian Kelly, our founding board chair and
one of our strongest supporters, is generous
indeed.
In addition, Brian has long been a trained
hospice counselor. At the age of 83, he
is still giving advice and solace to people
facing the end of life.
Brian could hardly be more generous with
both his time and his financial support.
Still, he offers more: he has a rare gift for
bringing comfort to others, as we found
when we sat down with him recently. When
Brian talks about the end of life and the
importance of compassionate care, he
draws on deep insights gained from his own
suffering.
In 1979, Brian and Patricia Kelly learned
that Patricia had renal cell carcinoma, a
disease that only rarely occurs in women,
and one with a low survival rate.
Brian was on the Hospice (Giving)
Foundation board for almost 20 years. He
began when our ancestor organization was
a small 6-bed hospice provider in Carmel
Valley. He remained involved through the
capital campaign to build what is now
Westland House. Then he was pivotal
in the negotiations to sell the asset and
program to Community Hospital, so that
the Foundation could be formed to serve a
broader purpose.
Through the years, he has served in many
other ways, including as a construction
engineer, offering his skills at no charge to
us, other nonprofits, and churches.
“Once we learned what the odds were, we
agreed that we didn’t want chemotherapy.
We didn’t want to drag the kids through
this, with only five percent chance of
survival. It would have been really very
difficult on them. Difficult enough as it
was. So you make these choices as you go
along.”
Still, “she was able to survive from that
point, not two months, but seven, maybe
eight months.”
In part, Brian credits it to friends and
neighbors, especially those who knew how
to offer the kind of support Patricia needed.
reach in and be where you are. And that’s
what I learned as well. How to come and
be where she is, not my demanding her to
come and be where I am.”
Brian learned to screen his wife’s visitors,
watching for “the difference between
someone who took energy and someone
who gave.” He would fend off the former
and welcome the latter.
He also had to face his own fear of losing
her, to prevent it being a barrier to helping
her.
“You see your wife dying slowly, and part
“How do you respond? How do you do it?”
Brian remembers asking himself those
questions over and over. Now, he says,
“Everything is your response, your response
to what you had been dealt.”
The first thing Brian did was to devote
himself to being Patricia’s advocate.
“I said, ‘What would you like me to do for
you? You’re the one going through this.’
“She said, ‘You go out and find all the
options. You be my cheerleader.’ So that
became my role.”
Doctors had given Patricia two months to
live. Brian explored every option to save, or
at least extend, her life—although some,
they rejected.
He fondly remembers a woman who died
recently at the age of 97, who would come
and sit with Patricia, and sometimes sing
to her.
of you... psychologically, you’re trying to
protect yourself. But yet, you’re trying to
provide her all of her needs and to sacrifice
what’s going on within yourself.”
“She brought a warmth and a love, and it
became so apparent that she came to give
it away. She came to be with you, and to
Brian found that Patricia herself became
his teacher in how to face the prospect of
life ending.
“As the disease progressed, I would have
to change. I noticed that she was in a
different place, maybe multiple times
during the day. And it required me to get in
where she was, asking the right questions,
being totally observant. She really taught
me how to get there.”
“It was incredibly powerful... for me to walk
alongside this lovely lady in her journey,
and supporting her, and encouraging her,
and watching her progress, her spiritual
progress.”
Even as they struggled for her life, Patricia
and Brian found strength in acceptance, of
whatever came.
What came brought much suffering. But it
also led to what Brian now calls grace.
He describes it in terms of their shared
Catholic faith, although he emphasizes that
he believes grace is there for people of all
faiths—or no faith.
“’When I become weak and I allow God’s
grace to come in, I become strong,’ he
says, quoting St. Paul. “If we are open to
the grace, it can come in many different
ways.”
“I’ve kind of dropped the word ‘religious.’
I’ve dropped the word ‘Muslim,’ or
‘Christian, or ‘Jewish,’ or whatever. We
all have within us a—call it an on-board
computer, call it spirituality. We have
to access it. Who are we? What is it all
about?”
What it’s about, Brian concluded, is giving.
When Patricia died, Brian says, he was
“numb, for probably two or three months.”
One day, though, “It dawned on me. When
we put the casket in the ground, half of me
was in there. It was all of our expectations,
all of our hopes, all of the stuff... I was
totally—psychologically, I was totally
different.”
“The pivotal thing, which [had] totally
changed my life, was… learning to give
away what I had for the need of someone
else.”
“In a sense, part of this journey was waking
up.”
For 20 years, Brian had lived with a woman
It was another lesson from Patricia.
“If she survived this, she wanted to go help
people who were going through what she
was going through… and I realized wow,
I’ve been trained to do what she wanted to
do.”
That’s what Brian has done, ever since, and
more. In addition to all the contributions
he’s made to Hospice Giving Foundation,
in each of its incarnations, he has helped
build the National Steinbeck Center and
“The culture [is] kind of pulling this way
which is, “Okay, we don’t have to worry
about death. That’s way down the road.”
But Brian found happiness by going through
suffering.
“It was a gift. You get tremendous strength
from it. You become a better person—but
only if you experience the full depths of it.
If you go through the process, whatever that
might mean to you, you come out a better
person.”
Then, for him, happiness did come.
“Go out and live a life
that has depth to it.”
he deeply loved, and now she was gone.
And yet, though his suffering was terrible,
he now feels that it also brought him a gift.
Through taking care of Patricia, “I had
experienced sacrificial love, which is real
love, in a sense.”
He had discovered the purpose that has
driven his life ever since. In 1983, at the
age of 51, he retired from a successful
career with Granite Construction.
“I loved what I did with Granite. If I had
stayed with it, who knows? But there was
such a draw to... you need to get out and
give away what you’ve learned through this
journey, which is basically love, helping
others in their particular journey.”
“It’s how you live your life. Go out and live
a life that has depth to it, because you’ve
been given all the gifts.”
“Do something that you believe in, and give
what you’ve learned. What is done to you,
give it away… and you’re happy to do it.”
“It was through suffering that I found
deeper love.”
the Salinas headquarters of the Boys and
Girls Clubs, helped renovate and reinforce
churches and missions, and done other
good work all over the Central Coast.
Often, he works with his second wife,
Marcia, whom he married in 1982. Like
Brian, Marcia has long been active in
serving the community, and shares his
commitment to our Foundation.
Always, Brian says, they both find that they
get back more than they give.
The question, he says, is, “Where do I
get my happiness?” Many people expect
happiness to be given to them, by a good
marriage, success, entertainment, or drink
or drugs—all while avoiding suffering.
Tree of Life 2015
During the holiday season,
people look for ways to reflect
on and to remember loved ones.
Tree of Life Celebrations bring
people together to honor family,
friends, and the people who bring
meaning to our lives. Trees of Life,
each illuminated with hundreds
of white lights dedicated to loved
ones, shone brightly each night
throughout the holiday season in
Salinas, Monterey, and King City.
Over $63,000 was raised to help
local agencies continue providing
dignified and compassionate
end-of-life care in our community.
I have attended every Tree of Life
Celebration since it started, except for last
year. This year’s celebration by far was one
of the most beautiful celebrations I have
ever attended.
~Anonymous
In the tradition
of the holiday
spirit...
an interview with
Janine Chicourrat
& Rene Boscoff
Janine Chicourrat and Rene Boscoff, General
Managers of the Portola Hotel and Spa and the
Monterey Marriott, respectively, have for many
years supported the Hospice Giving Foundation
Tree of Life Celebrations.
How did you two become involved with the Tree of
Life celebration?
RB: When I came here in 1997, the Marriott
Hotel was already participating in the event— we
would assist the Foundation with setting up the
big Christmas tree, inviting people to participate,
and helping raise money. We were excited to
help.
JC: I actually got involved just a couple of years
ago. The Conference Center had traditionally
been in partnership with the Marriott for this big
tree-lighting event, and the Foundation wanted
to explore a new space that was more visible. I
didn’t know much about the event until then,
just that the Marriott had a great big tree on top
of their hotel. Later, my husband reminded me
that for years he’s bought an ornament to support
Hospice Giving Foundation.
Can you tell me what goes into having the tree on
top of the Marriott Hotel?
RB: To most it doesn’t look like a big deal. We
just put a tree on top of the hotel, decorate it,
and we’re all set. But behind the scenes, there’re
all sorts of intricate details that my Director of
Engineering has down to a science. The key
point is that you want to make sure the tree stays
on top of the hotel. And I know that’s funny, but
it’s a real concern—some years we’ve had winds
as strong as 50, 60 miles per hour. So, to ensure
that the tree doesn’t become Mary Poppins
and start flying through downtown, we spend a
fair amount of time on the securing process. I
need to have total assurance that even if we get
hurricane winds, the tree is secure.
And then—every year—the timing of getting
the lights on creates a kind of anxiety, not for the
people watching but for the general manager of
the Marriott Hotel. We have one person on the
roof, and our engineer in the crowd, talking via
radio to make sure the timing is impeccable, so
that when we say, “Ok, everybody, look up!” the
lights go on. It’s always fun creating the little
extra oomph for the event.
What about the tree in the Portola lobby and the
program? What goes into preparing for that?
JC: First of all, Hospice Giving Foundation does
all the heavy lifting. They coordinate the entire
program and create a spectacular event. From
the hotel’s perspective, it’s relatively simple
for us to be involved. I give all the credit to the
Foundation for all the work they do, especially
the entertainment.
We have so much talent in this community. To
see our military in full uniform performing for
people from all walks of life is something special.
The Camerata Singers are incredible and when
the young children come in and sing, it reminds
you how quickly life goes by and how you need
to value it.
What about the tone of this event compared to
others that you’re involved with?
JC: You’re really inviting your community into
your hotel, and they’re there to honor people
they’ve lost. It’s not about the commercialization
that happens in the world today; it’s more about
remembering your loved ones and supporting a
wonderful foundation.
RB: That’s an excellent point. Many of our staff
live locally, and everyone can, whatever their age,
resonate with somebody who has passed. I think
there’s a great emotional tie because of that, one
they all appreciate being part of.
Are there any experiences you’d like to share?
JC: That my husband has throughout the years
gotten an ornament in honor of his father— and
seeing the difference between hospice care and
Hospice Giving Foundation. Understanding the
importance of the Foundation is something that’s
been eye-opening for me. I hope the community
understands the importance and value of it.
RB: For me, I got a much better understanding
and appreciation after my father-in-law passed,
because his last six months of life were very
difficult for the whole family. He was in and out
of hospitals, though he was mostly at home. My
wife spent about six weeks there, sharing with
me every evening what happened during the
day. And I’ve got to tell you, he received hospice
care, and it was exceptional. They kept him as
comfortable as possible during this time. It was
a very emotional experience, and a huge learning
curve as far as what a terrific support hospice
care is. I’ve never looked at hospice the same
way since. I have a very deep appreciation for
what the service does.
What do you notice in the reactions of the people
who come to events like Tree of Life?
JC: There’s a peacefulness, in terms of the way
the feeling is in the room. I’m not sure there’s a
better way to describe it.
RB: That’s a great word to use for it—
peacefulness. It’s really beautiful, and once you
attend, it’s very hard not to feel the love and the
peace that is being experienced.
Has this helped you to think about your own
planning?
JC: Unfortunately I had some very young friends
die of cancer. They had hospice care and the
professionalism and the care of the actual
caregivers—I mean, I couldn’t do that job.
They’re so compassionate and they’re so giving.
When you go through a process with someone
who’s very close to you, you realize how fortunate
we are to have that in our community.
RB: I guess my realization is, “Thank God for
hospice,” and come the day it’s time to go,
I hope they are available. None of us gets to
choose the end of life, but if it were to be due
to an illness, I am just grateful they’re available.
Frankly, it does create peace of mind.
How would you describe the Tree of Life celebration
to a friend you wanted to invite to attend?
RB: My question would be, “Do you have family
members who have passed?” At my age, most
of us do. And I would invite them to attend this
event because I’m not sure I would be eloquent
enough to describe the emotional experience. I
am very much convinced that once someone has
attended, they will want to make this an annual
experience.
JC: Yes, I would say, step away from your holiday
gift buying and parties, and come do something
that is really in the tradition of the holiday spirit.
RB: The holidays really bring out a bigger
question: do you want to be remembered by your
family and friends by what you gave them, or by
what you brought into their lives?
Any final thoughts?
JC: I encourage more of the community to
come out, to take advantage of this wonderful
event. I think people really don’t understand the
Foundation and what it does for our community.
I want them to learn more about it.
RB: My wish would be that attendance to this
event was so large that, once the Conference
Center is remodeled, we could fill up the
entire Sierra Ballroom with people from this
community, all taking a little time to think about
their loved ones, and about the people who have
had an influence on their lives.
Outreach and Education
In 2001, Hospice Giving Foundation started supporting a community outreach program well known to many—Compassionate
Care Alliance. Vicki Nelson, who served as CCA’s Executive Director since its inception, retired in December of 2015. Vicki
was the force behind CCA which provided valuable education to people across Monterey County. The Foundation’s initial and
subsequent annual grants were essential in making CCA programs and events possible.
The need in our community for end-of-life education, awareness, and preparedness is vitally important and the Foundation is
committed to ensuring this work continues. The professional team at Hospice Giving Foundation will be conducting a broad
range of planning workshops, seminars, and collaborations regarding end-of-life preparedness. In light of changes to the system
of care for end of life, including increased use of palliative care and the end-of-life legislation, these conversations and planning
workshops are more important than ever. Visit our website to learn about the schedule of workshops on topics such as advance
care planning, use of the POLST (Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment), understanding grief and family dynamics, and
specialty topics to help individuals and families prepare for end-of-life care and decision making.
2015 Grants Awarded for
Outreach and Education:
$10,000
Legal Services for Seniors
Goal for 2016: $125,000
Hospice Giving Foundation Programs in 2015
Being Mortal
Coping with Grief at the Holidays
Event Date: September 16, 2015; Location: Hartnell College, Salinas; Attendees: 200
Event Date: Nov 21, 2015; Location: Shoreline Community Church; Attendees: 35
Hospice Giving Foundation and Compassionate Care Alliance sponsored a community
screening. The PBS documentary was presented to a large number of nursing students
from CSUMB, Hartnell and Cabrillo College as well as members of the public.
Following the screening, the audience participated in a very thoughtful discussion
with Dr. Wendell M. Harry of Natividad Medical Center. Members of the audience said
the documentary was touching, eye-opening, realistic, reflective and moving.
A free workshop for all family members was presented to the community. A panel
discussion was led by Hospice Giving Foundation President & CEO Siobhan Greene,
and panelists Ruth Emerson, LCSW, Coastal Kids Home Care; Mick Erickson,
Hospice Chaplain & Grief Counselor, Central Coast VNA; Suzanne Graybill, LMFT,
Catholic Charities; and Connie Riley, Hospice of the Central Coast / CHOMP.
To arrange for a screening of a group of fifteen or more, please email
[email protected].
Videoconference: Living with Grief Program: “The
Longest Loss: Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
Life Stages: Financial Preparedness for End-of-Life Planning
Event Date: September 12, 2015; Location: Salinas Valley Community Church; Attendees: 125
Hospice Giving Foundation and a panel of highly accomplished professionals presented a
workshop to discuss how financial organizing can provide peace of mind for you and your
family.
Life Stages: Peace of Mind Planning Workshop
Event Date: October, 22 thru November 12, 2015 Location: Hospice Giving Foundation
Hospice Giving Foundation presented a four-part, small group workshop designed to help
those who are seeking guidance in end-of-life planning, including personal, medical, and
financial details. Facilitator Shary Farr guided attendees in developing a road map for those
who will be their advocates.
Event Date: July – August 2015; Location: Alzheimer’s Association, Monterey; Attendees:
50; Presenting Sponsor: The Paul Mortuary
Hospice Giving Foundation partnered with the local Alzheimer’s Association to
present this annual video program.
In 2016, watch for programs about advance care planning,
understanding how to use the POLST (Physician Orders
for Life Sustaining Treatment), and many topics that help
individuals and families prepare for end-of-life care and
decision making. Go to hospicegiving.org.
Children’s Palliative Care
Hearing the words “child” and “end-of-life care” in the same sentence is heartbreaking. A child’s lifethreatening illness takes an average family and turns their world upside-down. Finding the right medical
treatment is only a part of the battle. Balancing the needs of the ill child and the rest of the family becomes
incredibly complex and challenging. Through grants to three local agencies, Hospice Giving Foundation
supports an all-encompassing approach to caring for the child and helping the family.
Palliative care for a child, which often involves a lengthy course of treatment, includes curative therapies,
pain management, in-home nursing, and comfort care. Extensive family support—a cornerstone of children’s
palliative care—includes grief and family therapy, as well as practical resources for costly medications,
household necessities, and transportation.
Funding Care for Terminally Ill Children:
Since 2004, Hospice Giving Foundation has contributed nearly $2 million to pediatric palliative care in
Monterey and San Benito Counties. Initial funding supported the development of the Pediatric Collaborative,
which brought together local providers to establish a responsive, complementary, and unduplicated system of
care for their patients and families.
Hospice Giving Foundation Grants provide for:
̥̥ In-home nursing care and multi-agency service coordination
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̥̥ Grief and family therapy, and ongoing support
̥̥ Specialized medical equipment
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2015 Grants Awarded to Support
Children’s Palliative Care:
$245,000
Coastal Kids Home Care
Jacob’s Heart Children’s Cancer Services
Partners for Children (formerly Children’s
Hospice and Palliative Care Coalition)
Goal for 2016: $400,000
Transportation to medical appointments, usually at UCSF
or Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital in Palo Alto
Stipends for basic needs, groceries, and rent
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Expressive arts therapies
Clinical training for staff
Grief and Family Support Services
No matter how much we prepare, loss brings profound grief. Often beginning with a diagnosis and extending well beyond a
loved one’s final days, family members face various forms of grief, a process that differs for each person. Patients, too, will
probably feel grief as their final days approach and can find solace in spiritual guidance—regardless of religious affiliation—
to help them take their journey more peacefully. Hospice Giving Foundation awards grants for grief therapy and ongoing
support for families and individuals to help them come to terms with life after a loss. Timelines are fluid and and various
methodologies are used: people can access services that fit their needs.
Funding for Grief Support:
Since its inception, Hospice Giving Foundation has provided over $1.6 million for grief counseling, services for special
populations, and a range of family support programs.
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Individual complex grief support
Grief therapy & support groups
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Anticipatory grief support
Expressive arts therapy
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Care for caregivers & respite care
Services that address the needs of
unique populations
2015 Grants Awarded for
Bereavement and Family Services
$54,000
Alzheimer’s Association
Catholic Charities
Goal for 2016: $125,000
Grants awarded to Hospice of the Central Coast,
Hospice of Santa Cruz, Central Coast VNA &
Hospice, and the children’s programs include
funding for bereavement services.
Financial
Summary
Net Assets as of June 30, 2015
Undesignated, Unrestricted Funds
Fund for Direct End-of-Life Care and Services
Restricted Endowment for Hospice of the Central Coast
Donor Restricted Endowment (varied purposes)
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
710,831
8,390,433 (Board Designated Fund)
13,497,427 (Program Endowment Fund)
4,136,807 (Donor Restricted Endowment)
3,521,727
Total Net Assets
30,257,225
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
30,990,347
Grants: Paid in September 2015 based on
2014-15 contributed income
$904,000
Hospice Giving Foundation Revenue Report for the Fiscal
Year Ended June 30, 2015
Restricted and Unrestricted Gifts:
Individual/Corporate Donations and Pledges
299,856
Special Event Gross Income
297,600
Bequests
414,001
Net Assets Released From Restrictions
964,565
Total Operating Support and Revenue
The Hospice Giving Foundation Board of Directors
appoints an Investment Advisory Committee and
receives professional guidance from our advisors at
Verus to wisely invest and manage donor funds, set
policies, and develop long-term growth strategies.
This careful stewardship of donor investment in the
Foundation allows us to support end-of-life care and
services throughout Monterey and San Benito Counties.
Copies of the most recent Audited Financial Statement
and IRS Form 990 are available on the Hospice Giving
Foundation website: www.hospicegiving.org. If you
have any questions about this financial summary,
please contact Siobhan M. Greene, President and
Chief Executive Officer, at (831) 333-9023.
$1,976,022
Operating Expenses:
General and Administrative
455,621
Fund Development
281,601
Community Education and Outreach
100,892
Special Events
117,173
Total Operating Expenses
Hospice Giving Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable
organization. TIN# 94-2404634
$945,287
Net Assets as of June 30, 2015: $30,990,347
$710,831
Undesignated,
Unrestricted Funds
$3,521,727
Fund for Direct End-of-Life Care
and Services
$8,390,433
Restricted Endowment for Hospice
of the Central Coast
$4,136,807
Donor Restricted Endowment
(varied purposes)
Permanently Restricted
Net Assets
$13,497,427
Total Operating Support FY Ending June 30, 2015: $1,976,022
$299,856
$117,173
Individual / Corporate
Donations and Pledges
Special Event Gross Income
$964,565
$297,600
Total Operating Expenses FY Ending June 30, 2015: $945,287
General and
Administrative
$100,892
Fund Development
$455,621
Bequests
Net Assets Released
from Restrictions
Community Education
and Outreach
$281,601
Special Events
$414,001
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The Westland-Hermann Legacy Society is named in honor
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Caron Lacy
Lance & Gail Larsen
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome M.
Ledzinski
Brooks Leffler
Lexus Champions for
Charity
Jenny McAfee
Ruth McClendon & Leslie
Kadis
Nicki & Michael McMahan
Monterey Peninsula
Volunteer Service
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Moser
Norman Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Parsons
Mrs. Sarah Peirce
Peninsula Capital Group
PG&E Corporation Campaign for the
Community
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A.
Plaskett
Mr. Chris Pryor
Norma G. Rianda
Mr. Donald R. Riehl
Mr. Marc Rosen
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Sherwin
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph W.
Thompson, III
Kris Toscano
Lynne Weatherman &
Patrick Frey
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Weil, Jr.
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
$250 - $499
Mr. & Mrs. Asaad Abdelmalek
Hon. Judge Nat & Mrs.
Lillian Agliano
Amy Alcott
Allstate - The Giving
Campaign
Anonymous (2)
Bank of America Employee
Giving Campaign
Mary C. Baribeau
Mr. Marc T. Bordonaro
Mrs. Elsie D. Browder
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph B. Busch,
III
Susan Butler & Family
Gordie Campbell
Holly Carlin
Carmel Host Lions Foundation
Tricia Catiggay
Mr. Edward J. Claessen
Dr. & Mrs. James W. Clark
Mrs. Bobbe Collins
Dr. & Mrs. Robert L.
Creveling
Mr. John Elliott & Bonnie
Culp
Mrs. Eleanor C. Curtice
Hon. Judge William D. Curtis
& Mrs. Jahn Curtis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A.
D’Ambrosio
Larry & Helene Daniels
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B.
DeWeese
Mrs. Shirley Doolittle
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Dozier
Timothy Early
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Evans
Billie Faulkner
Mr. Herbert Neil Fearn
Katherine A. Foster
Frank’s Gardening Service
Mrs. Marsha Gallegos
Mrs. Patricia Garlinger
Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Gaver
Mr. & Mrs. William R.
Gould
Mr. James Heilig
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Henderson
James M. Hilden
Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Hitchcock
JoAnn Fehring Holbrook
Dianna G. Holder
Mrs. Jan Hopkins
Marianne Howard
Debbie Howitt
Rita G. Hutchinson
Dale Inada
Dr. Kenneth Jensen
Mr. & Mrs. Steve John
Dennis & Carol Johnson
Scott & Micki Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. Steven G.
Johnson
Jacquelin LaVine Jones
Mr. Yoe Kageyama
Mr. & Mrs. Paul T.
Kakimoto
Mr. Martin Button & Mrs.
Sandra Kasky
Jane Kelly
Mr. Scott Kelly
Barbara L. Kohn
Elizabeth Lang
Mrs. Louetta J. Langley
Sharon J. Larson
Norma K. Layman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Leon
Beverly L. Lewis
Joe Locatelli & Becky Sue
Husted
Mr. & Mrs. Mylo M. Lowery
Dr. Christopher & Lesley
Manke
Essie & Kevin Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
McCullough
Mrs. Patricia J. McDermott
Mr. Jack W. McKay, III
Mary C. McLaughlin
Mrs. Jean Menke
Messmer Associates, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Moore
Mrs. Donna L. Myers
Mr. David H. Naslund
Mr. & Mrs. Cary Neiman
NI LLC
Debby & John Norman
Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Nuss
Mrs. Betty Y. Oka
Rosemary O’Rourke
Carmelita Panganiban
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D.
Pappani
Barbara Parrish
Mr. & Mrs. Al Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis D.
Quinones
Frank Raja
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Riddle
Michael & Kyle Ruggieri
Teresa Sammut
Mr. & Mrs. Furman L.
Sheppard
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Simone
Mr. & Mrs. Ross G. Smith
David & Janice Sonnenberg
Mrs. Shirley Steele
Mr. Andrew Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L.
Stevenson
Mrs. June D. Stock
Mrs. Faith B. Stoddard
Mr. & Mrs. Martin R.
Sublett
Melissa S. Taylor
Bill & Annette Tebbe
Mr. & Mrs. William L.
Timoney
Rita Towles
United Way from Central
Maryland
Judith A. Valliere
Kelly V. Vasquez
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vermurlen
Christine Von Hurfurth
Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick A.
Walker
Warner Pacific Insurance
Services
Mr. Charles S. Winston, Jr
Dr. Brian Wong
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Woods
Dr. & Mrs. Alfred Yager
$100 - $249
Ashil Abhat
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Affonso
Nancy Ahmann
David A. Alexander
Thank you to all of our donors who made a gift between
January 1, 2015, and December 31, 2015. We appreciate
your generosity and support. The names in bold are members
of the Silver Society: individuals and businessess who have
made annual donations to Hospice Giving Foundation for 10
consecutive years or more. We apologize for any omissions.
Mr. Tim Allen
Mrs. Beverley A. Ambort
Mrs. Marianne Andersen
Mr. & Mrs. George S.
Anderson
Mrs. Maria Anderson
Anonymous (8)
Diane M. Ausonio
Nancy Ausonio
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Babcock
Mr. & Mrs. Dale W. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Vance D.
Baldwin
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn M. Balke
Mr. Edwin Baptista
Mr. Donald A. Beals
Joan Beller
Mr. Elgie L. Bellizio
Bob & Buff Belter
Mrs. Patricia Bernardi
Mrs. Joanne M. Bevilacqua
Elizabeth Birkeland
Lanetta E. Bishop
Mrs. Ia G. Boelter
Max Boland & Mary
Warburton
Albert Bolea
Delia & Eliot Booker
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Borda
Nan Borreson
Ivete Botsford
Casey & Sara Boyns
Liselotte Bradburn
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon H.
Bradley
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Braga
Mr. & Mrs. Curt Breitfuss
Martin A. Brennan
Teri A. Breschini
Patrica Brimie
Linda Brockman
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Brown
Richard & Virginia Brown
Paul & Becky Brownfield
Montie Bryan
Michelle Burnett
Mr. & Mrs. William Butz
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Byers
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cain
Mr. Louis R. Calcagno
Diane R. Camba
Mr. & Mrs. Claudio Cantore
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Caprara
Dorey Cardinale
Carmelo Park
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Casey
Margo Castagna
Mrs. Maureen A. Chodosh
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Clark
Kevan Clarke
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Cline
William & Sherie Colesberry
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P.
Conmy
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Costa
Nadine Costa
Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Cowen
Mr. Bruce Crist
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Cruzan
Mrs. Diana P. Cryan
Mrs. Louise A. Cutino
Sharon Lee Dalkey
Margaret D’Arrigo
Mr. & Mrs. Darwin R.
Datwyler
Anna J. Davis
Keith & Michele Day
Mary Dekker
Mrs. Mary Delfino
Mrs. Babette Dennis
Mr. Peter Dentice
Candice DePauw
Mr. Charles DesRoches
Joseph & Catherine
DiMaggio
Mr. Dan R. Dolk
Mrs. Kathryn Compagno
Dubek
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M.
Dowlen
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Downey
Norman & Elizabeth
Duckworth
Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Duda
John Dureins
Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Durkee
Doug & Ann Dusenbury
Sharon Dwight
Mr. George W. East
Mr. & Mrs. Sam P. Eastman
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Eccher
Mrs. Abbie T. Eldredge
Mrs. Diane P. Ellis
Victoria Engmann-Rossman
Robin D. Evenden
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Farr
Mrs. Josephine Favazza
Mrs. Carroll A. Fergusson
Maryam Finnigan
Mr. & Mrs. Dean D. Flippo
Mr. & Mrs. William E.
Foletta
Mrs. Mary B. Forbord
Stacy L. Forgy
Mr. & Mrs. William
Franciscovich
Mrs. Mary-Jo Franco
Robert & Denyse
Frischmuth
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad L.
Furman
Jackie Galbreath
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W.
Gamble, Sr.
Kathleen Gates
Mrs. Edna Gaub
Carla Giannini
Mrs. Bonnie B. Gillooly
Patricia Golmon
Mr. Ernest Gomes
Andrew Gonzalez & Ann
Prego
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Greenberg
Thomas Greer
Drs. Gery & Perry Grey
Brian Groza
Barbara M. Gruber
Elizabeth L. Gularte
Catherine E. Gutierrez
Mr. & Mrs. Vinzenz Hake
Darla Harbaugh
Vicki Hart
Esther N. Haskins
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hattori
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Headley
Mrs. Patricia Heess
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A.
Helfrich
Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Henrichsen
Joan Heyler
Susan Hilinski
Mr. Chris T. Hitchcock
Mrs. Carol Lee Holland
Dorothy D. Holland
Nancy Hood
Mrs. Mary H. Horn
Judy A. Hough
F. & S. Hourigan
Marianne Howard
Mrs. Nancy G. Hutchinson
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall P.
Hydorn
Becky Jackson
Joy Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Jarecki
Mr. Josh Jensen
Lisa Johnson
Mrs. Ruth E. Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. Hisashi Kajikuri
Roseann Kalich
Dr. David Kasting
Mrs. Myra Katuski
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Keig
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Keith
Mrs. Carole Kelley
Mrs. Sharon Kelley
Woody & Patricia Kelley
Patricia Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. W. Joseph Kepp
Shirley & Thomas Kiatta
Mr. & Mrs. Earl W. Kinney
Ann Neville Kirby
Kathy Kobata
Dr. & Mrs. James A.
Kowalski
Mr. Gene Kruse
Mrs. Kikuyo Kuwatani
Suzanne Ladd-Powers
Christopher Laing & Loreen
Ozaki
Astrid Rosa Lang
Norman Larson & Robin
Ashley
Bill & Jennifer Laughton
Dr. Jeffrey M. Lehr
Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Lemke
Barbara T. Livingston
Zooey Lober
Penny Lockhart
Mrs. Marjory N. Lord
Cyd Love
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Low
Mr. Ron Ludes
Mr. James R. Lugg
Mr. David Mackie
Mr. & Mrs. David Maggiora
Mr. Robert Malcolm, Jr.
Mr. Roland Malschafsky
Mr. & Mrs. F. A. Malvoso
Jerome & Ann Manes
Gwen Manzoni
Bonnie Markey
Mr. & Mrs. Greg P. Martin
Terry & Melissa Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Kearney Martins
Mr. & Mrs. William T.
Mathein
James & Susan McCreight
Mr. & Harry G. McDonough
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin R.
McKean, Jr
Mr. J. Andrew McKenna,
Esq.
Kathy McNichols
Mr. & Mrs. M. Edward
Meadows
Eva C. Medellin
Mr. David J. Messmer
Mrs. Mary E. Miller
Mrs. Maxine R. Miller
Adm. & Mrs. Richard A.
Miller
Mr. & Mrs. William G. Minor
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Molinari
Sheila R. Molinari
Mr. & Mrs. E. R. Monteith
Monterey Peninsula Host
Lions Club
Monterey Police
Department
Karen V. Morgan
Matthew Morgan
Mrs. Mary Ada Torras
Morton, RN
Valerie Moule
Constance Murray & David
Buckingham
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Muther
Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Myhre
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Newton
Patricia A. Nickerson
Mr. Eugene K. Nooe
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin
Norwood
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Nunes
Mr. Tom Nunes, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A.
Oliver
Mrs. Shirley Olmsted
Monique Olsen
Drs. Peter & Joanna
Oppeheim
Mr. & Mrs. David Orser
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Owens
Craig & Linda Pakish
Dr. & Mrs. Gary D. Palma
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W.
Parker
Lori Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Pelino
Mrs. Rose Faye Pepperdene
John Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W.
Petersen
Mrs. Marion E. Petersen
Karen Pfeiffer
Rhonda & Terrance
Pfenning
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pitman
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Pittman
Mr. John D. Pletta
Donna Porter
Jacqueline Prestancia
Mr. James C. Price
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin E.
Pritchard
Beverly Pugh
Jane Pura
Rev. June Radicchi
Patty Ramos
Kathleen Randazzo
Mr. Delwyn C. Rasmussen
Mrs. Kathryn J. Rayne
Mr. Robert W. Reese
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Renard
Mr. & Mrs. G. Andrew Reta
J. T. Rethke
Mr. & Mrs. Clement G.
Richardson, Sr.
Lillian Rico
Mr. & Mrs. George E. Roach
Reed & Renee Robbins
Mr. Joseph L. Robello
Amy Roberts
Jane Meade Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. David Roberts
Cynthia V. Robison
Mr. & Mrs. Art Rodriguez, Jr
Jose Rodriquez
Mr. Wayne Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rossi
Nikki & Dominic Rossi
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rowley
Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Ryan
Remy Ryan
Diane & Jean-Pierre
Sagouspe
Mr. & Mrs. Delano I. Sala
Mr. & Mrs. George Sallay
Mr. Vincent J. Salomone
Stacia A. Sambar
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Sanders
Dr. Richard N. Sato
William Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Savale
Mrs. Donna G. Schaffer
Scheidecker
Mr. Alan Schroeder
Helen H. Schuttish
F.L. & Karin Schwoerke
Lorraine I. Scott
Mr. Richard D. Searle
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Seeger
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Seliskar
Katherine A. Sherer
Mr. & Mrs. James S.
Shillinglaw
Mrs. Margaret Shipley
Mr. & Mrs. Noel J. Shumway
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Sikes
Veronica & Pete Silacci
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Silkey
Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Silva,
Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Silveira
Linda L. Sinsar
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Slezak
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Smith
Margaret Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Smith
William & Sarah Smith
Mr. & Mrs. John P.
Smitherman
Mrs. Bettye Sollecito
Mr. & Mrs. Bob G. Sparks
Carla Spencer
David D. Spilker
Dr. Martin H Sternstein Mr.
Richard A. Stewart
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Storey
Gary & Karen Stotz,
Music Lessons & Repairs
Mrs. Elsbeth Stratton
Sarah Sutton-Deakin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Suzuki
Therese Suzuki
Judith Tatelbaum
Marie N. Thomas
Kathryn Thome
Jill Thompson
Mr. David Thornberry
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Thorne
Mrs. Dora Thurman
Mr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Tibbitts
Mrs. Carol G. Todd
Dr. & Mrs. Terrence K.
Trapp
Tri-County Business
Systems
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Tringali
Mr. Thomas Trotter
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Trust
Joyce Helen Urquidez
Mrs. Namiko Uyeda
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Uyeda
Tiffany Uyeda
Marian Van Horn
Mrs. Kathleen S.
Ventimiglia
Dr. & Mrs. W. Lane
Verlenden III
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Villegas
Mrs. Annemarie Von
Adelung
Kathleen S. Voris
Mr. Frank Vowles
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Walch
Dr. Mark Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wangberg
Mr. & Mrs. James Ward
Kyle Wareham
Mrs. Paula V. Washington
Mrs. Virginia E. Watts
Mr. & Mrs. James S.
Weissenborn
Mr. & Mrs. David K. Werner
Betsy B. White
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A.
White, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Nels P. Wiegand
Mr. G. R. Wiley
Nancy O. Willoughby
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Winningham
Mr. & Mrs. N. D. Witcher
Mrs. Olivia Wlodarczyk
Mr. Ed Wong
Mr. Walter Wong
Serita Sue Woodburn
Mrs. Mary Sue Woolcock
Seth Word
Stephanie Zelei
Mr. & Mrs. L. Gene Zellmer
Lucy & Rick Ziel
Jan Ziessow
Under $100
Mr. & Mrs. Lawson Adams
Janet Agnew
Rachelle Alavazo
Mr. & Mrs. John Aliotti
Mr. Nicholas Aliotti
Pauline J. Aliotti
Mr. & Mrs. Vince F. Aliotti
Barbara S Allgood
Mrs. Shirlee Allums
Robert & Michele Alvarado
Mrs. Katherine Amelio
Peggy M. Anastasia
Mr. & Mrs. Donald K.
Anderson
Marjorie I. Anderson
Mark Anderson
Mrs. Rita Anderson
Anonymous (11)
Mr. Wayne H. Anthony
Mr. Joseph D. Apodaca
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Aragon
Mrs. Diane Arnerich-Oka
AT&T Employee Giving/
United Way Campaign
Barbara J. Avila
Mr. & Mrs. Christian Baird
Mr. Jon Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Barry C. Ballew
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Barker
Betty J. Barsotti
Mrs. Mary Begtrup
Mrs. Rita A. Beguhl
Janet J. Belardo
Ted & Norma Bell
Robert & Kim Bell
Pansy & Vincent Belleci
Mrs. Mary Benech
Lois Bennett
Marian T. Bennett
Mrs. Kim Benoit
Steve Benoit
Mr. & Mrs. Roger B.
Bergam
Mrs. Cheryl Berrios
Carolyn Berry
Mr. & Mrs. John Billman
Yvonne Birch
Bistro Moulin
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Black
Mr. Rick Blackwell
Karen M. Blasquez
Bradford Boggan
Heather Bomarito
Georgia B. Booth
Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Bosler
Ronna Bradley
Virginia S. Bradt
Mr. & Mrs. William Brady
Sue Breazile
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Brennan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J.
Brennan
Mrs. Harriet R. Brin
Mrs. Evelyn Bristol
Mr. William Brooke
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brown
Elizabeth P. Brown
Mr. Freddie A. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bucholtz
Mr. & Mrs. Keith M.
Burchell
Barbara J. Burdick
Carol Burnip
Kiyoko Byrd
Brenda Cali
Mr. & Mrs. Albert B.
Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Canning
Patti Capili
Elizabeth M. Carney
Mrs. Zola F. Carver
Margaret S. Casey
Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Casillas
Mr. & Mrs. Turie Cavaliere
Mrs. Mary Lenahan Cea
Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Ceresa
Scott & Jacqueline Ceresa
Susan Cerney
Sandy Read Chaix
Mrs. Virginia F. Cherry
Linda F. Chetlin
Mr. & Mrs. Luciano A.
Chinaglia
Paul & Diane Chisaki
Rita L. Chivers
Mrs. Mary Margaret Christin
Mrs. Marcella L. Clark
Mrs. Paula Breschini Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen G.
Clark
Douglas & Laurie Classen
Sarah Cleghorn
Barbara Jeanne Clemens
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Clower
Mrs. Mary E. Coffey
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cohen
Mrs. Pamela Collins
Phyllis Conlan
Mrs. Geraldine L. Conley
Deborah E. Conway
Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Cook
Marjorie B. Cooke
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Corda
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice G.
Coury
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J.
Cristofano
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Crummey
Mr. Lawrence F. Cuellar
Alvina Currall
Mrs. Catherine M. Dabo
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas C.
D’Angelo
Pam Darling, CPA
Kanta Datt
Diane Davenport
Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Davis
Liz Degoursac
Tina Del Piero
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Della
Rosa
Mr. & Mrs. John Delorey
Aldo & Pamela DeRose
Joyce A. Dettman
Mr. & Mrs. Murray C. Dill
Douglas Dodge
Richard & Janette
Domingos
Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Donnegan
Jevon Doolin
Mr. Michael Doran, Jr.
Elaine Dotseth
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Downey
Iris Dragan
Nadine Z. Dubrin
Jane Dunbar
Mr. J. Ritchie Dunn
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C.
Dunning
Mrs. Joanne Dunwoody
Mr. Thomas Durham
Rosanna K. Dusek
Eleanor Dye-Schoon
Tonia Eaton
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Eklund
Mrs. Elaine A. Eldridge
Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. Russell L.
Elsberry
Mrs. Joan Elstob
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Emery
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L.
England
Tina Engquist
Miyoko Enokida
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Epperson
Dr. & Mrs. Roger T.
Erickson
Capt. E. J. Erner
Dorothy J. Errea
Capt. Eugene Erner
Mr. Louis Escher
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Etter
Mrs. Marie Elena Evans
Mr. Robert Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Ferrante
Nolan & Janice Ferreira
Mrs. Florence W. Ferriss
Sharon Field
Mary Ann F. Finocchi
Hildegard L. Finta
Mrs. Helen B. Flaherty
Lisa C. Flint
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fogg
Leslie Foote
Mr. & Mrs. Sean B. Fort
Mr. Doug Forzani
Gwendolyn G. Foster
Gene & Dianne Francis
Mrs. Susan S. Francis
Mrs. Erma Franscioni
Marni Friedman
Gwenn Frindt
Suzanne Frueh
Carol L. Fuessenich
Mrs. Mary R. Gale
Mr. Frank Garcia
Mrs. Jean Gardner
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L.
Gardner
Emilie Garrick
Mr & Mrs. Ramiro Garza, Jr
Jackie Gash
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gasperson
Mrs. Margaret Gerba
Kathleen Gesell
Christine Gomes
Mary Gomon
Marilyn J. Gorman
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Gotch
Mrs. John Goulart, Jr
Mrs. Masa Gould
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Graham
Col. Frank B. Gregory, Ret.
Mr. Johnny Grider
Mrs. Dorothy L. Grimshaw
Mrs. Maria Grindstaff
Tony & Doreen Groff
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Guerra
Suzanne Guerrero
Mrs. Ella Guidotti
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Guidotti
Rae A. Gularte
Millie Gutierrez
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hagins
Christine Handel
Mrs. Patricia Handler
Faye E Hanger
Mr. & Mrs. John Hansen
Margaret A Hansen
Jeri L. Hanson Duffy
Mrs. Monique Hanssens
Mrs. Kay Harmon
Nancy Harray
Mr. & Mrs. Doyle Harris
Mrs. Harriette J. Harris
Tamara Harris
Mr. & Mrs. William D.
Hartsock
Raymond & Dianna Hattori
Susan E. Hayes
Mr. Dave Hayslett
Bernice N. Hearn
Mr. Robert Hedberg
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M.
Hedlund
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Heinz
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Helms
Mrs. Ingeborg S. Henderson
Mr. & Mrs. William
Herleman
Mr. & Mrs. Miguel A.
Hernandez
Elizabeth H. Hibbard
Sueanne Hillard
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilleary
Marion E. Hills
Mrs. Gerry A. Hitchcock
Mr. & Mrs. Howard M.
Hodges
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A.
Hohstadt
Lisa Hollo
Mrs. Yoshiko Holmes
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Horan
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry T. Horn
Mrs. Shirley B. Horn
Barbara Horne
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Horton
Mr. Peter T. Hoss
Mrs. Elda P. Hulbert
Mrs. Diane Hunter
Jane Hunter
Susan Hunter
Carol A. Hutchings
Mr. Robert Ibarra
Mrs. Helen Ishida
Roberta T. Itani
Mr. Nicholas G. Itsines
Mr. & Mrs. George Jaksha
Dolores Jerez-Moya
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson
Elizabeth A. Johnson
JustGive
Mrs. Mary F. Kalinyak
Holly Kaufman
Timothy & Celia Keefer
Aileen Kelly J. Kenrick
Dr. Dana T. Kent & Mr.
William Monning
Mrs. Virginia B. Keyser
Mrs. Else E. Kim
Judy King
Peggy Kirton
Jan Klinefelter
Mr. & Mrs. Klaus Kloeppel
Karla Kogan
Mrs. Emilie T. Koontz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J.
Kramer
Kathleen L. Kulper
Mrs. Mayme Kulper
Mr. & Mrs. Yaeko J.
Kuwatani
Ellen Ladd
Birthe Lauritsen
Mrs. Betty L. Lawrence
Jane Letham
Mrs. Connie LeBlanc
Vali P. Leedom
Richard & Jeanne Leggett
Mary Lenahancea
Miss Mary Lou Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. Michael M.
Lerda
Rachelle Lightfoot
Dr. & Mrs. Philip J. Lips
Jane & Bob Little
Josephine F. Little
Juanita Littleton
Lloyd’s Shoes
Mr. Ron Lomanto & Miss
Josephine Lomanto
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin F. Loop
Mr. Roy D. Lorenz
Mr. Lloyd Lowery, Jr.
Lynn C. Lozier
Maria H. Lucido
Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Lundy
Mrs. Linda L. Lyford
Steven MacDonald D.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell E.
MacKenzie
Mrs. Rose Marie Maddix
Siegfrid & Kay Magenheim
Mr. Ernie Maggini
Anita R. Mainz
Mrs. Flavia M. Markert
Leslee Marlow
Anna Martin
Patricia Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K.
Martinsen
JT Mason
Dr. Frederick H. Matteson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E.
Matthews
Diane Mattson
Mr. Chris Mayhew
Mrs. Jane D. McCune
Mrs. Beth A. McCurry
Dorothy M. McDermott
Mr. Jerry D McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. William McElyea
Mrs. Suzanne McFaddan
Daisy McGregor
Lisa & Mick McGuire
Daniel & Pamela McKay
Ms. Lillian R. McKean
Cindy McKenna
Mrs. JoAnn McKinsey
Kathleen McMurdo
Carol J. McPadden
Carrie McWilliams
Linda & Alan Mello
Barbara M Mellon
Mrs. Josephine Mercurio
Ingrid Messmer
Martin & Rosemary Metzger
Holly Mikkelson
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Miller
Mrs. Jan Miller
Lynn & Mikel Ann Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M.
Minafo
Mission Trail Lions Club of
Carmel
Mr. & Mrs. John H.
Mitchell, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul M.
Mondragon, Jr.
Pony Monroe
Barbara Moore
Steven Moore
Martha S. Mosher Moulin
Suzanne Mucha
Mrs. Ruth M. Muldoon
Shirley Murray
Dr. & Mrs. Spencer W.
Myers, Jr.
Virginia & Jeff Nadler
Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Naef
Mrs. Terry Nakanishi
Bill & Helen Neal
Barbara Nelson
Jennifer Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nemes
Mrs. Onorina Nichols
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin E.
Nielsen
Dianne Nielson
Geraldine Nishi
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic F. Nohr
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G.
Noren
Richard Norton
Mrs. Joan E. Nucci
Judge & Mrs. Robert
O’Farrell
Mrs. Junis A. Olson
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Ortega
Mrs. Helen M. Ostoja
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Otmar
Floyd & Lyn Owens
Patricia Owens
Mary Ann Paul
Vicki & John Pearse
Mr. & Mrs. John Pedevilla
Ramona Pellegrino
Margaret Pemberton
Dr. & Mrs. George H. Penn
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pepple
Joan Perreira
Mrs. Frances Pettas
Mrs. Sylvia Peverini
Mrs. Elsie M. Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. William J.
Pinkerton
Vicki Piovia
John Pires & Lucille Snyder
Mrs. Barbara Plaskett
Cheryl M. Plaskett
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Poggi
Mrs. Ann Rothrock Preciado
Robert & Margaret Proctor
Bill & Betty Prunty
Barbara M. Pybas
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Quinn
Melissa Rafeedie
Mrs. Barbara Rainer
Mrs.Barbara H. Rambo
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ramelli
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Rand
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L.
Rasmussen
Mr. Richard R. Rathbun
Robyn & Kenneth Rauh
Mrs. Amy C. Reed
Paula Reidt
Mr. & Mrs. Roland E. Rende
Adeline C. Rianda
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Rianda
Mrs. Eva M. Richards
Norma Riggs
Glenn Ritter
Mary Jo Ritter
Mr. Bernardo Rivera
Charlotte Roberts
Michael Roberts
Barbara C. Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Terry G.
Rockwood
Patricia Rodrigues
Ginny A. Rogers
Marina Romani
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J.
Romero
Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Rose
Mrs. Anna J. Rubrecht
Mr. & Mrs. N. Michael
Rucka
Mrs. Helen B. Rucker
Pauline J. Ruhl
Diann J. Russell
Mrs. Gloria Esteban Russell
Jim & Kathy Russo
Kathy L. Russo
Mr. Glen Ryland
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sabaska
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J.
Sabbatini
Mrs. Mae S. Sakasegawa
Chris J. Sammis
Erica Sanborn
Jacqueline Sardina
Mr. Thomas S Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. James A.
Scattini
Mrs. Joan B Schaeffer
Mr. & Mrs. James E.
Schaffer
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schielke
Mrs. Olga Schipper
Kathryn Schmeiser
Mrs. Diane Bassetti Schmidt
Christa Schuck
Mrs. Bonnie Schulte
Mary Ann Seeno
Anita & Gus Settrini
Jack & Terri Sheldahl
Connie L. Shelstad
Laura Shooter
Mrs. Shirley M. Short
Mrs. Diane H. Silveira
Mrs. Laurane K. Simmons
Mrs. Alice L. Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Simunovich
Mr. & Mrs. H.D. Slibsager
Lindley S. Sloan
Mr. Sith
Mrs. Clara F. Smith
Mr. Gene Snuggs
Linda M. Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Snyder
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Sokol
Solar Tecture
Frances Solis
Mrs. Barbara J. Solomone
Christine Z. Somervill
Mrs. Ruth Anne Sonniksen
Mrs. Rita Sopolsky
Ana Speirs
Mrs. Eleanor G. Springer
Mrs. Donelle H. Squires
Mrs. & Mr. Brett Staples
Frank & Christina Starry
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Steadman
Erica Stein
Mr. Douglas Steiny
Margaret E. Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Stewart
Sandra Still
Dr. Barbara L. Stokely
Cynthia Stormer
Nancy Stout
Mr. Norton K. Strand
Eva C. Sturman
Robert Sugar
Sarah P. Sulak
Michael & Patricia Sullens
Colleen Sullivan
Mrs. & Mr. Iris Sullivan
Louisiana Sutton
Tom & Stephanie Tabata
Mr. & Mrs. Bob M.
Tachibana
Susie Tanaka
Mr. Keith Tanimura
Mr. James Tann
Mr. Thomas H. Tarp
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur T. Taylor,
Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Grant L. Teicheira
Dr. Care Terkelson
Mrs. Eileen M. Thomas
Judy Thompson
Mr. Harrison C Thomson
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen
Thorngate
Mrs. Sally M. Tierney
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Tilly
Mrs. Loretta J. Tognetti
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A.
Tollefson
Timothy Torgenrud
Avelina Torres
Claudia J. Tucker
Turner
Kiyoko Uchida
Carol Uipi
UPS Store Carmel
Gayle Uyeda
Jesus Valdez & Joanne
Carollo
Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Vallejo,
Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Vogl
Mr. & Mrs. Walter L.
Wagenhals
Mrs. Norma Jean Wallace
Patrice Ward
Judy A. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Walter S. Warthan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L.
Watson
Mrs. Ella Watts
Mr. Gerald M. Weber
Bruce Weingarten
Ann Weinman
Mary Wells
Douglas Wenger
Mr. Ken White
Patti L. Whitman
Kurt D. Wiegand
Martha Wiggins
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Williams
Sherry A. Williams
Laurie A. Williamson
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. George J.
Wilson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William F.
Winchell
David M. Winter
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wise
Diane
Wolcott Marlene Wood
David Wright
Mari Wright
Richard Wright
Jena M. Yamada
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Younkin
Sandra Zappelli
Virginia Zeise
Honoraria &
Memorials
Those honored and
remembered with gifts to
Hospice Giving Foundation
January 1, 2015 through
December 31, 2015.
Honoraria
James Booth
Joan & Al Brekke
The Rev. Gwen Buehrens
Gregg C. Carter
Maureen Chodosh
Angela and Shaun Jevon
Robert Struve & Bill
LaPorte
Jean Lovell
Nanci Markey
Jerry M. Parker, MD
Dennis & Shirley Kelly
Lee Smith
Jean Theisen
Kelly V. Vasquez
Javier Zavala
Memorials
Peter Arancio
Paul Arnerich
Marie J. Bologna
Sylvia Baker
Vincent Belleci
Val Belleci
Mike Bellone
Virginia Bigiogni
Albina M. Boggiatto
Elmer Bonetti
Dorothy Branner
Leta Bruce
Carmen Brunner
Angelina Bruno
Dr. Roy Bryggmann
Gary Burroughs
Lynn Camba
Mario Campos
Catherine Cardinale
Clyde Sawyer
Mary Chelini
James Cherry
Norman Chetlin
Hugo Chiappone
Bernice Clark
Jeanie Clausen
Lt. Col. Robert R. & Janet
F. Clifford, USAF Retired
Anthony M. Cominos
John Conley
Jeani Cooney
Jamie Cooper
Alice D. Cotich
Jo Cracknell
James Cunningham
Elsie Dalkey
Neva Dani
Tom DiMaggio
Patricia Donovan
Jeff Dooling
Laurel Duvall
Francis Dykeman
Betty Mehl East
Sandy Eckhart
Dennis Edge
Jim Egerton
Kenneth Ellis
Santiago Vasquez Espino
William Falor
Peter Favazza
Joseph Favazza
Gene & Charlet
John Filice
Dorothy Fisher-Stebbons
Jean D. Fuller
Mary Veronica Gallagher
Rueben Garcia
David Gasperson
Anita Giannone
Ginger Gianolini
Bruce Goldblatt
Charlotte Gomes
Ken Hansen
Cynthia & Bender Graham
Robert Franklin Grant
Joan Greer
Fay Griffin
Jack Grillo
Nick P. Mascovich
John Gularte
Harry Handler
John R. Hassard
Carol Hatton
Carol Lynn Hatton
Breyer Jay Hawthorne
Louise & Arthur Hayler
Tom Heess
Bob Henry
Jeanne & Jack Hillard
Kenneth Holland
Tom Horowitz
Chris Hunt
George Ingham
Pete Iten
Douglas Shigeo Iwamoto
Winnie Jackman
Marie E. Johns “Mary Lou”
Allan Johnson
Irma L. Johnson
Joan Johnson
Mitzi Kamimori
Quin Keck
John Keith
Wm. Frank Kelly
Toni & Aileen Kelly
Linda Kennedy
Robert King
Joyce Kircher
Tomoye Kitano
Adele Kneisl
Rudy Kopfer
Helda Kowny
T. Darl Kroh
Louise Larsen
Suzanne Lehr
Nancy Love
Dorothy Hilinski-Lyon
Peter M. Lyon
Christine Mandeville
Judith Berman
Robert Markey
Bill McNeil
Jean Mercurio
Emma Beardslee
Inez Millesis
Jay Morrish
Alice Moser
John Myers
Clifford Nakajima
Sylvia Nakamura
Chuck Nickerson
Wanda Nooe
Sean O’Brien
Sindy Olsen
Joe Otmar
Louis Ottone, Jr.
Patrica Ann Pacioni
Salvatore & Dorothy Palma
Fay Patterson
Zachary Penn
Bruce Petersen
Leland Petersen
Chuck Pius
Ed Porter
Emilia Quaglia
Jean Quinlan
Rhonda Ramey
Lynn Randall
Dina Randolph
Donald Rau
Melva Recek
Loy Recek
Betty Dawn Reta
Michael Reveles
Joanne Rianda
Edi Roberti
Gee Gee Rodrigues
Regina Rodrigues
Millie Rose
Jim Russo, Sr. “Nanu”
Rick Ryder
Mary Sambar
Dr. Rob Sandberg
Lana Rae Scott
Leslie R. Seidel
Dennis Sharp
Ralph L. Sherer
Margaret Shumway
Steven Simons
Tony Silveira
Emil Smith
Richard “Rich” Smith
Betty Snider
Peter Carl Sopolsky
Linda Stanley
Richard Stebbins
Dorothy Fisher-Stebbins
Terry
Doug Stewart
Beatrice “Bea” Stuckey
Don Suggett
Yukio Sumida
Norman Taylor
Marie Terkelson
Jean Theisen
Carol Thornberry
Roma Thorngate
George & Helen Throngate
Jeff Tiret
Laurette Toldi
Frank Torrano
Elsa Tschumperlin
William Vanderburg
Vince
Luther Washington
Elaine Weiner
Helen Westland
Hollis Winter
Chambered Nautilus Endowment Fund
Businesses &
Organizations
Thank you to the following
businesses and organizations
that have graciously donated to
Hospice Giving Foundation gifts
of cash or goods and services
in 2015.
Airshow Salinas
All Access Technology
Allstate Insurance Company
Andre’s Bouchee Restaurant
Annie Glass
Anton & Michel Restaurant
Armstrong Bodywork
Artisana Gallery
Authentic Systems
Back Porch Fabrics
Bank of America
Barnet Segal Charitable Trust
Bayonet/BlackHorse Golf Course
Bistro Moulin
Blackbird Art & Design
Bruno’s Market
Burns Cowboy Shop
Calera Wine Company
California Mid-State Fair
California Rodeo Inc.
Carmel Food Tours
Carmel Host Lions Foundation
Carmel Plant Tenders
Carmel Realty Company
Carmel Realty Foundation
Carmelo Park
Casa Munras Garden Hotel
Chef Pepe
Chesbro
Chevron North America
Exploration & Production
Church Brothers LLC
Church in the Forest
Cima Collina Winery
Community Foundation for
Monterey County
Community Hospital of the
Monterey Peninsula
Corral de Tierra Country Club
Cos Bar
Crazy Horse Ranch
Cypress Inn
Cypress Point Club
Debra C
Deetjens Big Sur Inn
We ackowledge and recognize the
following permanent endowments with
Hospice Giving Foundation.
Susan Bacon Fund
Hospice Giving Foundation Board
of Directors Fund
Mary Wolf Rolfing Bogue Fund
Sharon M. Damon Fund
James & Jean Duff Fund
Warren & Judy Field Fund
Taylor Fithian Family Foundation
Fund
Friends of Hospice Fund – Patient
Care
Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation,
Inc.
E. Wightman & Company
Earthbound Farm
El Estero Car Wash
Elli’s Restaurant
Euphoria Lounge Salon & Spa
Fandango Restaurant
The Fish Hopper
Flaherty’s Seafood Grill
Four Seasons Hotel - Westlake
Village
Frank’s Gardening Service
Fremont Bank
Fresh Start Fitness
Gifts on the Go
Gino’s Fine Italian Food
The Glen & Mary Ann Charles
Family Foundation
Golden Tee
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy
Fund
Golf Mart
Granite Construction Company
Grasing’s Coastal Cuisine
Grove Market
H.M. Willow
Louis & Ruth Huntington
Fund – Patient Care at
Westland House
Lise Jensen Fund
Richard Kudrna Fund
Ruth E. Lisle Fund
David F.C. Stein Fund
Helen Westland Fund –
Patient Care
Hospice Giving
Foundation
is a GuideStar
Exchange Gold
Participant.
Continued on page 25.
2015 Individual In-Kind Contributors
Ronald & Jeryl Abelmann
Mary Kay Acquazzino
Basham
Joe & Penny Alarid
Mark & Patricia Boitano
James & Bridget Booth
William & Myrna Brandwein
Edwin & Jane Brem
Mikel & Mary Brown
Millicent Campbell
Aaron & Rachel Carter
Don & Barbara Chapin
George & Debra Couch
Brian Demerest
Liam & Courtney Doust
Frank & Terry Ducato
Jean M. Duff
Gordon & Ronda Eubanks
Catherine & William Faber
Wendy & Michael Franscioni
David Glickman
Joseph & Siobhan Greene
Christine Handel
William & Terri Hastie
Daniel & Lori Hightower
Sarah Hills & Phil DeCocco
David & Teresa Johnson
Kathleen L. Kulper
Jerry & Dolly Ledzinski
Jean Lovell
Mark & Sabrina Manzoni
Nanci L. Markey
Matt & Jennifer Nelson
Hon. Judge Jonathan Price &
Holly Price
Matt & Whitney Pridey
Jeanette Rogge
Dominic & Nikki Rossi
Dean & Joanne Storkan
Ralph & Twyla Thompson
Kelly V. Vasquez
Gary & Barbara Wipfler
Tom Zenty
Foundation and Donor-Advised Funds
Special thanks to the donors who make these gifts possible.
Bank of America Foundation
Community Foundation for Monterey County:
Carmel Realty Foundation
Ken & Gundy DuVall Fund
Margaret L. Musser Field of Interest Fund
Monterey County Gives Campaign
Nancy Parker Benham Endowment Fund
Reese Family Fund
Ward & Mary Ingram Fund
Dobbins Family Foundation
Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, Inc.
Edwin E. & Ruby C. Morgan Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund:
G.R. Wiley
Worldbeat Endowment Fund
Terry L. Grant
Stephen Bradley
Pete & Joan McKee
Harvey Kuffner
Hanes Charitable Foundation
JustGive
Jean Alcouloumre
Larry & Phyllis Wilkinson Foundation, Inc
Morgan Stanley GIFT
Patricia & Mark Boitano Charitable
Fund
Monterey Peninsula Foundation
The Glen & Mary Ann Charles Family
Foundation
Rita & Luis Echineque Foundation
Robert & Renee Kelly Family Foundation
Sand Dollar Charitable Foundation
United Way Campaign:
AT&T Employee Giving
Central Maryland
PG&E Campaign for the Community
Wells Fargo Community Support
Mission Statement
Hospice Giving Foundation believes living
well includes dying peacefully, in comfort,
and with dignity.
Advocating compassionate end-of-life
care, we raise funds and award grants to
strengthen local providers’ ability to serve
our community.
We promote advance planning so families
can prepare for and access choices for
end-of-life care.
Businesses & Organizations,
continued from page 25.
Harden Foundation
Hastie Financial Group
Haynes Charitable Foundation
Hotel Bel-Air Los Angeles
Il Fornaio Cucina Italiana
Insight Eyewear
Inspired Beauty Body & Soul
Inspired Salon
Integrated Wealth Counsel, LLC
Intercontinental - The Clement
Monterey
Jan De Luz
Joullian Vineyards
Joy-Per’s Shoes
JT Healthcare Uniforms
JustGive
Katy’s Place
Kelp Kreations
Kirkwood Chiropractic, Pamela
Kirkwood, D.C.
La Coiffure Hair & Nail Salon
La Mia Cucina
Lalla Grill
Land Rover Experience
Larry & Phyllis Wilkinson
Foundation, Inc.
Laurie & Lisa Designs
Lexus Champions for Charity
Corporate Sponsors
Lexus Monterey Peninsula
Lloyd’s Shoes
Lula’s Chocolates
Macerich Carmel Plaza L.P.
Mann Packing Company, Inc.
Mark Farina Illustration
Marlow Mercedes Werks
Mc Shane’s Nursery & Landscaping
Supply
McIntyre Vineyards
Messmer & Associates, Inc.
Mission Trail Lions Club of Carmel
Momentum Fitness Studio
Montage Salon
Monterey Bay Sailing
Monterey Bay Whale Watch
Monterey Marriott Hotel
Monterey Movie Tours
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Monterey Peninsula Foundation
Monterey Peninsula Host Lions Club
Monterey Peninsula Volunteer
Services
Monterey Plaza Hotel
Monterey Police Department
Montrio
Edwin E. & Ruby C. Morgan
Foundation
Morgan Winery
Moulin
Mrs. Delish’s Cupcakes + Cafe
MYO Pure Frozen Yogurt Monterey
Nailed It
Nepenthe
NI LLC
Ocean Mist Farms
Old Fisherman’s Grotto
Om Oasis Spa
Om Studios
One Stop Center
Osio Cinemas
Oya Salon
Pacific Grove Cleaners
Pacific Grove Dance
Pacific Repertory Theater
Palace Stationery
Palomas Home Furnishings
Paraiso Vineyard
Paris Bakery
Pebble Beach Company
Peninsula Capital Group
Peninsula Pastries
Perspectacles
Phil’s Fish Market
Pimentel’s House Cleaning
Pizza Factory
Portobello’s
Portola Hotel & Spa
Power Over Cancer Supportive
Care Alliance
Quail Lodge Resort & Golf Club
Quality Drive-Thru Dry Cleaners
R. G. Burgers
Rabobank, N.A.
Rancho Canada Golf Club
Rancho Carmel Cleaners
REF Vineyards, LLC
Refuge
The Rio Grill
Ripplewood Resort
Robert Talbott, Inc.
Rollicks
Rosine’s, Inc.
Salinas Valley Fair
Salinas Valley Memorial
Healthcare System
Sand Dollar Charitable
Foundation
Sandbar & Grill
Scheid Vineyards
Scott Campbell Photography
Sew Many Memories
Silvie Unique Boutique
Skinovation
Solar Tecture
Stephan Cori
Tarpy’s Roadhouse
Taylor Farms California, Inc.
Teles Properties
The Beverly Hills Hotel
The Paul Mortuary, Inc
The Quail & Olive
The Treadmill
Thee Salon
Tommy Bahama
Trader Joe’s
Tri-County Business
Systems
Union Bank
United Way from Central
Maryland
UPS Store Carmel
Valley Guild
Ventana Wildlife Society
Central Coast Visiting
Nurse Association &
Hospice
Warner Pacific Insurance
Services
Western Stage
Whole Foods
Yolanda’s Hair Salon
Zone Fitness, PFT
HOSPICE GIVING
Non-Profit Org
U.S. Postage
PAID
Hospice Giving
Foundation
FOUNDATION
80 GARDEN COURT, SUITE 201
MONTEREY, CA 93940
Upcoming Events
2016
Future Events
Photo
Saturday, April 9
Back to the Valley
An evening of fun, friends, and
festivities!
The Club at Crazy Horse Ranch, Salinas
Sunday, September 11 &
Monday,September 12
The Party! The Scramble!
34rd Annual Hospice Giving Foundation
Golf Scramble
Friday, October 20
Gratitude Luncheon
The Inn at Spanish Bay
Saturday, November 5
Grief During the Holidays
Workshop
Saturday, November 12
Annual Education Conference
Pasadera Country Club
Nov-Dec 2016
Tree of Life Celebrations
Videoconference: TBD
To register for events, visit
hospicegiving.org/events.

- Hospice Giving Foundation

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