2013 annual report

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2013 annual report

2013 ANNUAL REPORT
MISSION
To support healthcare and healthy lifestyles
in the communities we serve.
VISION
To be the leader in health-related philanthropy.
VA LU E S
Excellence: show exceptional stewardship in all matters by acting with honesty and integrity.
Collaboration: work in concert with donors, communities and healthcare providers.
Commitment: dedicate ourselves to developing resources to achieve our mission.
Compassion: be sensitive to the health issues and needs of the communities we serve.
origami
The goal of this art is to transform a flat sheet
of paper into a finished sculpture through folding
and sculpting techniques (Wikipedia)
trans·form
verb \tran(t)s-ˈ‘fȯrm\
: to change (something) completely and usually in a good way (Webster)
Dear Friends,
We present to you, with gratitude for your support, our Annual Report, gathering some of the many
transformational stories to share with you. Within this report, you will read a sample of how your
gifts help transform lives, fulfilling our mission to support healthcare and healthy lifestyles in the
communities we serve.
We want to give you assurance that your gift makes an impact, that 100% of your gift stays local and
that 100% of your gift is spent for the purpose intended. It improves health and health education.
It assists IU Health La Porte Hospital and IU Health Starke Hospital deliver quality healthcare. Your gift
assists patients. Your gift makes people’s lives better. Your gift transforms lives.
THANK YOU!
Our best wishes for a healthy year!
Maria Fruth
Executive Vice President/
Chief Operating Officer
La Porte Hospital Foundation
Mark Kosior
Chairperson, Board of Directors
1007 Lincolnway, P.O. Box 250, La Porte, IN 46352 | T 219.326.2471
iuhealth.org/laportefoundation • 1
SPINNING CIRCLES AROUND
TransformATION
A healing mission, the will to persevere and people investing in each other – the perfect formula for a
transformation of lives across our communities.
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It’s very exciting to be able to offer a medical-based program
that helps people transition into a wellness membership.
—Becky Alwood-Wallace, assistant director of Wellness and Rehabilitation
(Tour de La Porte is a two-day
Watchers® group at The Crossing to
region. It’s very exciting to be able
walking, biking and running event.
“fix” her diet, and Roberta began to
to offer that kind of medical-based
Visit tourdelaporte.org for more
see results.
program and then to help people
information!)
stay well and transition into a wellThe new layout at The Crossing
ness membership,” Becky said.
The will to persevere—that’s
A key section of the transformation
makes it extremely easy for
Roberta Hartz, a wellness client
was the spin bike center with 11
Roberta and others to complete
All clients whether they are in
at The Crossing who defied the
new bikes and an audio
their workouts. “The thought
Rehabilitation or are wellness
odds. And people investing in each
component, and the athletic
behind the equipment and how it
members, receive a bi-annual
other—that is every single member
trainers are now working on
is placed is really great. Throw in the
assessment that provides a more
of The Foundation who generously
developing a virtual spin class.
fact that there are showers there,
complete health picture, including
shares time, talent and resources
and it’s amazing,” Roberta said.
blood pressure, lipid profile, body
Roberta says adding spinning to
“I have it down to a science. The
mass index and other screenings.
her routine has taught her a thing
routine works for me, and I enjoy
This way, the wellness and rehab
This particular transformation
or two about transformation. Since
being able to get in, get out and
professionals can help direct clients
has begun at The Crossing, which
switching from her former cardio
have the rest of my day.”
to the most appropriate level of
houses the largest Wellness and
routine – based on a treadmill and
Rehabilitation Department
elliptical machine - to the center’s
Becky Alwood-Wallace, assistant
illness or injury. It is a lot different
of IU Health La Porte Hospital.
new bikes, she has lowered her
director of Wellness and
from simply walking into a gym to
cholesterol about 100 points and is
Rehabilitation for the system, said
exercise and sets the program apart
down to about 22 percent body fat.
other new equipment like the
from others.
toward a healthier community.
After reviewing the Wellness and
Rehab Department’s carefully
activity and help them prevent an
pulley- based strength training
crafted plan to make an impact on
At 61, Roberta is no stranger to
helps people who have transitioned
the health of the community,
fitness. In fact, she has been
from physical therapy into the gym
The Foundation honored the
working out at The Crossing, which
setting get back to their activities
department’s wish list of about
is open to the public, for several
of daily living. One man used the
$86,000 for the purchase of
years. But when her cholesterol
pulley system to practice his
highly-advanced exercise
levels just wouldn’t budge, Roberta
leaf-raking motions, and others
equipment and remodeling at
turned to the Wellness Specialist,
have used it as if they were shoot-
The Crossing. The department was
who had become her trusted
ing a basketball.
then able to reconfigure the floor
advocate for help.
plan there to integrate the once
The integration of wellness and
segregated Wellness and
“Sunny (Zaremba) told me that
rehabilitation is captured in one
Rehabilitation departments into a
I actually wasn’t eating enough.
clever tagline: From Total Knee
more functional space. As a result,
My body was burning more than
Arthroplasty to Tour de La Porte.
The Crossing now serves as the
I was taking in, and it was holding
official Tour de La Porte Training
on to everything, like in starvation
“That means we can effectively
Zone, where the community can
mode,” Roberta said. “Here, you
help someone who has had a total
safely train year round to
have such a wonderful staff to keep
knee replacement recover, train and
participate in one of The
you educated and motivated.” She
ultimately participate in the highest
Foundation’s annual events.
and a few others joined the Weight
profile community event in the
iuhealth.org/laporte/foundation
My dream is to graduate from college. I am very
glad that part of the scholarship means I have
an opportunity to work at IU Health La Porte
Hospital when I graduate. My family lives in
La Porte and I would like to be close to them,
and serve the community.
— Diana Salgado, recipient of The IU Health La Porte Hospital
Foundation’s first Bilingual Award to a multilingual student
pursuing a career in healthcare.
Teeing Off for
Transformation
While golfers at the 25th annual Foundation golf tournament were teeing off for a sunny day of fun and
philanthropy, an Indiana University South Bend student readied for a difficult semester and dreamed
of a future in healthcare. Her dream is coming true, thanks to the hundreds of golfers and supporters
who since 1983 have come together to fund healthcare scholarships for students living in the communities
serviced by Indiana University Health La Porte and Starke hospitals.
2013 FOUNDATION RECIPIENTS:
ELIZABETH AND EUGENE SIEFKER SCHOLARSHIP:
Hrefna Czaja, Western Carolina University Masters Speech Language Pathology
RICHARD M. SISSON SCHOLARSHIP:
Candace Jongkind, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
WALTER HRANKAJ SCHOLARSHIP:
Jenna Burke, University of St. Francis Bachelor of Science in Nursing
BILINGUAL AWARD:
Diana Salgado, Indiana University South Bend Bachelor of Science in Nursing
A field of 144 golfers and countless
volunteers came out on June 13 at Briar Leaf Golf Club in La Porte for
the annual golf tournament. Event proceeds totaled more than $40,000
to help fund healthcare scholarships for the communities served by
IU Health La Porte and Starke hospitals.
Since 1983, 268 local students pursuing healthcare degrees have been
awarded more than $538,250. “The Foundation’s golf tournament
has continued to positively impact local students to achieve their
education goals for the past 25 years due to the hard work of our
committee, chaired by Board Member Carl Savich,” said Maria Fruth,
Foundation executive vice president and chief operation officer.
“On behalf of The Foundation, we truly appreciate the involvement
of the many companies, community members and Briar Leaf Golf
Club for their underwriting and participation. We also want to thank
the Scott Siefker family and the Robert Sisson family for their
continued support of our scholarship program.”
KEPLER AWARD:
Rachel Macias, Indiana University School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine (third year)
RUMELY AWARD:
Tonya Mostello, Purdue University North Central Bachelor of Science in Nursing;
Paige Norris, Ivy Tech Community College Associate of Science in Nursing
2013 FOUNDATION RECIPIENTS:
Kaitlyn Betz, Valparaiso University Bachelor of Science in Nursing;
Kellsie Emerick, University of Evansville Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training;
Heather Horne, Purdue University North Central Bachelor of Science in Nursing;
Karen Mizer, Ivy Tech Community College Associates of Science in Nursing;
Callie Nowak, Purdue University Bachelor of Science in Public Health Promotion;
Marci Ruwersma, Grand Canyon University Bachelor of Science in Nursing;
Anna Salyer, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science;
Andrew Taschler, Butler University Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy;
Katie Willis, Southwestern Michigan College Bachelor of Science in Nursing
MAGNUSON SCHOLARSHIP:
Mary Drewes, Indiana Wesleyan Masters of Business in Executive Leadership;
Jeana Smith, Purdue University Calumet Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Diana Salgado, eighteen, came to the US
“I wanted to be a nurse, but then as I searched
Diana feels like her life is being transformed
with her family seven years ago from Mexico
for more knowledge, I found that healthcare
from a shy student who didn’t enjoy school,
with a dream. Her mom was a nurse in Mexico,
includes many other fields. I am very interested
to a knowledge-seeking life-long learner who
so Diana felt a calling to healthcare.
in radiology, the study that allows me to see
loves the classroom.
She just didn’t know how to make it happen
inside the body. This scholarship makes it
financially. Diana is the recipient of The IU
possible for me to keep studying, so I do not
“I like to be in the classroom more than taking
Health La Porte Hospital Foundation’s first
have to take a year off and work before going
courses over the internet because the learning is
Bilingual Award to a multilingual student
back to school,” Diana said. She also is grateful
easier. The curriculum is very difficult but I know
pursuing a career in healthcare. The award
as the scholarship helps take some of the
I can make it. Math and medical terminology are
has allowed Diana to honor her family as the
financial burden off her parents, who are also
my favorite areas to study.”
first to graduate from college and provide
raising a six-year-old brother and a 16-year-
for a healthy future for herself and her family.
old sister.
When you live that life – when
someone is in need, you help
them – it becomes part of what
you do every day. And the fact
that it makes your community a
better place is the residual effect.
— Marcia Morris,
2013 Honorary Life Member
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Transform LIVES
In giving, you shall receive
Volunteering is the best way to transform your community,
and yourself, from good to great. — Marcia Morris
While being informed that she was
The people of La Porte Hospital
doors to meet new people and
being named an Honorary Life
have become an extended family,
learn new things. The hospital
Member of the La Porte Hospital
and I’m very fortunate to work with
auxiliary is a great place to start.
Foundation, Marcia Morris humbly
them,” Marcia said.
There are a wide variety of
agreed to share her story with one
volunteer opportunities, you make
thought it mind: perhaps it will
Marcia and her family also became
your own hours, and you do what
help others.
active in The Presbyterian Church of
you can. It’s very easy and I think
La Porte, where her work with the
people would be surprised at how
Even more remarkable is that
AIDS Ministry has resonated deeply
rewarding it really is.”
Marcia is very matter-of-fact about
with her over the years.
Honorary Life Memberships
in the La Porte Hospital
Foundation are bestowed
sparingly as you can see
from the list of Life
Members below. They are
given to those who
unselfishly make
noteworthy contributions
to The Foundation.
Throughout the years, as her
her hobbies that don’t include
husband transitioned from hospital
helping others. But a couple include
Marcia grew up in a small farming
CEO to Mayor of La Porte and then
her cherished times with the book
RECOGNIZING
OUR
HONORARY
LIFE MEMBERS
town where the concepts of
into other civic and philanthropic
club, participating in the hand bell
1978-2013
community, helping others, and
positions, Marcia continued to keep
choir at church, spending time with
service were ingrained in her at an
healthcare close to her heart. She
her children and grandchildren and
early age. She grew up watching
has been advocate and caregiver
traveling with her husband.
her parents, who were always
for friends with cancer, helping
giving back.
them navigate the system and
“I’m living a very good life. Leigh
get through their daily lives after
and I have always said that we are
Marcia moved to La Porte in 1978
diagnosis. Marcia also regularly
put here on this earth and maybe
from Huntington, Ind., with her
volunteers at the IU Health
it’s good to pay a little rent. I’m
husband, Leigh Morris, when he
Community Health Center, assists
fortunate to be rewarded in
took the position of President and
with keeping IU Health Family
immeasurable ways.”
CEO of La Porte Hospital. A nurse by
Chapel decorated and beautiful.
her entire life of service to others.
“It’s just what you do,” she said.
Marcia had a difficult time naming
education, Marcia was no stranger
Marcia is a wonderful example
to healthcare and immediately
Since joining the auxiliary in 1978,
of one who has unselfishly
began to carve a place for her
Marcia has held nearly every
contributed to support her
civic-minded family in La Porte.
auxiliary board position, chaired
community through The
the Wishing Well Gift Shop
Foundation. As a member since
“I didn’t want to work as a nurse
committee, and provided
1979, Leigh and Marcia have been
where my husband was CEO, so I
guidance on outreach services.
longtime supporters of The
took time to raise our children
Since 2009, she has chaired the
Foundation. Together they
and began volunteering in the
auxiliary’s philanthropy committee
spearheaded the creation of the
community in various ways,” Marcia
and was president of the auxiliary
Endowment to support the La Porte
said. Leigh’s 21-year tenure lead-
from 2001-2003 and again in 2010.
Hospital Family Chapel. Marcia has
ing La Porte Hospital gave Marcia
shared 19,529 hours as a volunteer
plenty of time to become involved.
“There are still so many people
through La Porte Hospital’s
“The kids and I did Meals on Wheels
who sit at home without social
Volunteer Service program.
together, and, of course, I became
or community interaction.
involved with the hospital auxiliary.
Volunteering opens up so many
M. Barbara Backer, MD
Benjamin H. Bortz, Jr +
Gene W. Burrows
Ruby V. Dunfee +
Charles T. Dye +
James W. Fleming +
Keith H. Jones +
Robert W. Kepler, MD +
John Klassen +
Dr. Ross & Sue Lawrence
Lillian R. Magnuson +
David & Mary Ellen McCain
Leigh E. Morris
Marcia Morris
Hester J. W. Muller, MD
Dr. Seth & Rose Philbrook
Linda Satkoski
Charles B. Shapiro +
C. Jack & Betty Trickler
+ deceased
TransformING
WISHES TO REALITY
Time is money. Except with the La Porte Hospital Auxiliary, whose members give so generously of it that time can
only mean one thing: the opportunity to transform a life for the better.
Whether Auxiliary members are volunteering inside the hospital, hosting a fundraiser or sharing their resources
and talents for special projects, one thing remains true: the group embodies the mission of making a positive
difference in IU Health La Porte Hospital and our community.
A GLIMPSE AT STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS MADE WITH AUXILIARY PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS
Fiber Optic Laryngoscope System
$13,000
This highly advanced equipment used in surgery
produces magnified high-definition images to
aid anesthesiologists while preparing patients
for surgery.
Microsoft Xbox and Kinect System
$1,000
When used in Playtime Pediatric Rehabilitation,
the Xbox and Kinect gaming system maximizes
the therapeutic value of physical, occupational
and speech therapies provided to children
by helping them engage in play that has a
medically-based benefit.
Behavioral Health Educational Materials
$900
Writing and creating art has proven to be
therapeutic for patients. Personal journals,
painting supplies and specialized educational
videos for patients with depression help
individuals on their transformational journeys
to wellness – body, mind and spirit.
2013 Auxiliary Board Officers
Back (L to R): Marcia Morris, Bernita Liberatore, Carol Taylor,
Marjorie Weber, Nancy Dipert, Ann McDermott
Front (L to R): Nancy Batten, Robert Burns, Ed Gondeck,
Ed Weber, Mary Grott
I believe that we are not just a hospital
gift shop; we have become a destination
for awesome gifts and accessories.
—Angie Prast
Most recently the Auxiliary has commissioned a
add more to the warm and inviting look to
transformation of its own, overseeing a redesign
their shop.
of the Wishing Well Gift Shop.
It’s called the Wishing Well for a reason. Charitable
revenues raised through purchases at the shop
Changes inside the shop will include replacing
are used to fund hospital department “Wish List”
“The Auxiliary would like to see the Wishing Well
some glass shelving with wood display cases,
items, such as surgical equipment and
Gift Shop transform from a hospital-based store
transforming the flow and feel of the store and
educational literature. In fact, several Auxiliary
into a unique, distinctive destination store – the
bringing a boutique style to match such new
sales events, including jewelry, chocolate and
go-to place in the community for a unique
products as Milkhouse candles, Carson wind
book sales, contributed to the $24,300 gift the
special occasion gift,” said Amy Newman,
chimes, Aromatique and Caren lotions. Top sellers
group provided to IU Health La Porte Hospital in
Director of Volunteers Services for Indiana
include jewelry and all types of scarves and
2013 for wish list items and $15, 750 in scholar-
University Health La Porte Hospital.
candles, making the Wishing Well Gift Shop
ships for those seeking healthcare degrees.
the perfect place to go to accessorize every
Customers have already begun to notice a
occasion or outfit.
familiar retail flair within the shop, thanks to
“Such gifts help the staff of IU Health La Porte
Hospital take care of our community to keep us as
merchandise buyer Angie Bernacchi Prast, who
“We have already started to make some minor
healthy as possible. That’s what the Auxiliary is all
stocks the Wishing Well Gift Shop with new
changes, but 2014 is when the community can
about,” said Marcia Morris, Auxiliary member and
items weekly. Angie plans to help the Auxiliary
expect to see a real face lift inside,” Amy said.
chairperson of the Philanthropic Committee.
Pictured left to right:
Molly, Heather, Anna
and Craig Menne
At any stage in life, we all want to feel
connected to something. It’s nice to be
a member, to belong. Imagine what
good can come when in membership
you help transform your own life, your
community and even the health and
well-being of others.
It’s possible even a little at a time.
Two La Porte families are proof.
Dr. Seth and Rose Philbrook settled in
La Porte by accident in the late 1940s
and have been charter members of
The Foundation since 1978. Craig and
Heather Menne made a conscious
decision to return to La Porte after
launching their careers in another city
and have been Foundation members
for a few years. Both families are great
examples of the rewards that come
from giving.
The Foundation and IU Health La Porte Hospital are vital
stakeholders in making sure we have high quality healthcare.
“We are members because it’s a privilege,
not because we have to,” said Rose
Philbrook from her La Porte home of 56
years. “ Seth and I heard of La Porte when
doctors tried to recruit him here during
his residency. We were on our way to
Ohio, but we thought we would stop
in La Porte on the way. Well, the rest is
history, as they say.”
The Philbrooks were named Honorary
Life Members of The Foundation in 2006
— Craig Menne
TransformING LIVES
THROUGH MEMBERSHIP
Vibrant Connections
and Lifelong Memberships
The one thing that resonates
with our family when we think
of IU Health La Porte Hospital and
The Foundation is trust... It’s nice to
know that we’re in good hands.
— Rose Philbrook
for their countless efforts and gifts
made toward improving the health
of others. It is through these
contributions that they have been
able to watch their community
grow and become healthier.
“La Porte Hospital is a wonderful place, and they do wonderful
things. While volunteering at a
Foundation fundraiser about
12 years ago, I had a heart attack.
You better believe the place Seth
took me was (IU Health) La Porte
Hospital,” Rose said. “This
community is a better place
because of the hospital.”
Rose said one of the transforming
moments for her was watching
Holy Family Hospital and Fairview
Hospital combine in 1966 to form
La Porte Hospital. “We knew
something great would come of
healthcare in this town, and we
wanted to be part of it,” Rose said.
Heather Menne knows a little bit
about the rich history of this
endeavor. Her grandfather, Ben
Bortz, led the campaign that raised
more than $3.5 million to build
a new La Porte Hospital in 1972.
“Obviously my grandpa’s work
contributes to why we are
members of The Foundation, but
for us it’s more than that,” Heather
said. Her husband, Craig, President
of General Insurance Services, said,
“It’s about making the community
a better place.”
“The most elemental part of it is
that, having a family, we want to
raise them in a community that is
vibrant; we know that it’s critical to
have a health system with the
highest quality of care available for
that to happen,” Craig said. “Both
of our daughters were born at IU
Health La Porte Hospital. While we
understand our contributions
may be small, we have seen The
Foundation grow them,” he said.
“There are a wide variety of worthy
causes to consider when you
want to be connected, but
The Foundation is so well run that
We are members because it’s a
privilege, not because we have to.
— Rose Philbrook
we feel this is where we need to
be to have the most impact in
transforming lives,” he said.
Rose said one thing that resonates
with her family when they think of
IU Health La Porte Hospital and The
Foundation is trust. “It’s nice to know
that we’re in good hands,” she said.
to us,” Rose said. “We have been
blessed with a wonderful life –
4 children, 10 grandchildren –and
we have worked very hard to make
an example for them. Our rewards
are hearing the wonderful stories
of people who have been cared for
at the hospital,” Rose said.
Membership in The Foundation
provides that sense of belonging
and connection but also provides
the feeling of well-being that comes
from doing something good.
Heather said she and Craig are
proud to raise their daughters in
their hometown of La Porte and
are also proud to give back to
the community through The
Foundation. Of her daughters
Heather said, “It’s our hope that
giving doesn’t become something
they do, but part of who they are.”
“We are very active in the
Methodist Church, so being part
of something greater is not new
Join us in transforming the health of our community!
Use the envelope enclosed in this Annual Report and become a Foundation member today!
Most noticeably with artists, we see how a
person’s good works can continue to grace
the earth long after they are gone. Today,
we recognize this quality in Mrs. Eunice
Dahl Wright. Her artistic outlet
was understanding the power of an
endowment, and her canvas will continue
to be La Porte and surrounding
communities for years to come.
Eunice lived a quiet but remarkable life,
helping to transform a local business from
humble beginnings to exceptional success.
Born in 1924, Eunice lived in La Porte until
she married Doane F. Wright, and they
lived on their Hanna farm for many years
until returning to live in La Porte.
Growing up, Eunice and her 2 sisters often
shirked the traditional dolls for paper and
pen, and she understood at an early age
the importance of mathematics and how
a dollar could grow. After graduating from
high school, Eunice became a part time
accountant at the La Porte County Farm
Bureau Co-op and retired 50 years later
as controller, overseeing 7 satellite offices.
After Doane’s passing in 1991 and even in
retirement, she stayed on part time to assist
with the fine details of the transition. Eunice
Pictured left to right:
Eunice and Doane Wright
passed away in 2012.
TransformATIONAL
GIVING
a Lasting Legacy
Today, the Wrights continue to serve their beloved community with a lasting
Dear Friends,
gift bestowed upon The Foundation Endowment Fund.
“We are honored to have been considered in Mr. and Mrs. Wright’s planned
There are many gifts that may last a lifetime but very few continue
giving. We are grateful to Eunice and Doane for bestowing this gift to
to affect change long beyond a lifetime. These are the gifts that
The Foundation, which will filter into the community they loved and help
enhance the availability of healthcare for future generations,”
remain to transform lives for years to come. One of the greatest
said Kristina Jacobucci, Chair of The Foundation Planned Giving and
forms of charity is to remember the individuals and philanthropies
Endowment Committee.
that are close to our hearts through planned giving. Eunice and
The Wright’s gift will continue to act out their wishes for a healthier
Doane Wright are examples of selfless generosity that will continue
community by contributing to the growth of The Foundation’s endowment.
to affect lives for future generations. They chose to contribute to a
Just as Eunice helped transform a small business, she will continue to grow
positive effort towards healthy lives in their community. Their gift
and nurture the health of individuals every day who benefit from the
healthcare services and programs supported by The Foundation.
That is a gift that truly keeps on giving.
The Cornerstone
Society
recognizes people who have decided to
enhance the future availability of healthcare
in our community by including the La Porte
will enable The Foundation to further its mission of promoting
excellent healthcare.
The Planned Giving Committee would like to sincerely thank
Eunice and Doane, their family and the individuals that are part
of the La Porte Foundation Cornerstone Society for their support.
With humble gratitude, we will ensure that their bequests will be
honored through The Foundations’ various efforts — whether that
is through the scholarships it awards, the healthrelated programs
Hospital Foundation in their wills or other
and services it funds yearly, or any other of its positive endeavors.
deferred gifts in their estate planning.
With all the things that are on our minds, our estate is not always
at the forefront. But that does not diminish the importance of these
If you are interested in
learning more about the
Cornerstone Society
or if you would like to
inform The Foundation
of your plans, please
contact Maria Fruth,
Executive Vice President/
Chief Operating Officer
of the La Porte
Hospital Foundation
at 219.326.2471
or e-mail
[email protected].
Shirley Bortz
Clifford E. and Laura L. Bryan
Gene W. and Marilyn M. Burrows
Gregory A. and Maria V. Fruth
Jonathan R. and Theresa L. Goble
William S. and Constance C. Kaminski
Arthur F. and Carol S. Kemp
Alan and Kathleen Lang
David and Mary Ellen McCain
Marcia R. and Leigh E. Morris
Hester J.W. Muller, MD
Dr. Seth and Rose Philbrook
Elizabeth S. Siefker
Thor & Lori Thordarson
Sandra Marks Tonsoni
C. Jack and Betty Trickler
Randall C. and Karen S. Yust
considerations and we should take time to remember the goals
we wish to further well into the future.
—Safia Ali, Foundation Board Member
and Planned Giving Committee Member
I
Pictured left to right: Erin Johnson,
Chris Gesse and Jordan Winters
TransformING
YOUNG LIVES
From Shy to Fly in the Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM
I learned a lot of information I need to know so that when I get older,
I can keep making the right choices. — Jordan Winters
When Prairie View Elementary
School students Erin Johnson and
Jordan Winters attended their first
Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM program last year
as 4th graders, both admitted they
were shy and a little apprehensive.
Today the young ladies, ages 10
and 11 respectively, are outgoing
and quite outspoken about how
Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM has helped
transform their lives.
health and wellness practices and
continues throughout the school
year with modules on Bullying,
Nutrition, Exercise and Heart
Health, Dental Hygiene, Self Esteem
and Hygiene, Tobacco Awareness
and Summer Safety.
“I learned a lot of information I
need to know so that when I get
older, I can keep making the right
choices,” Jordan said. “I am not
afraid to raise my hand anymore in
class because if I get it wrong, it’s
OK. Nobody’s perfect and we all get
things wrong sometimes.”
Danielle Kessler is the Lil’ F.I.S.H.
ClubTM coach and wellness
specialist with Indiana University
Health La Porte Hospital. “Children
at this age have an inspiring drive
to learn and succeed. It’s our job as
a whole to cultivate that, and I feel
really fortunate to be able to bring
these lessons to them and see
that they remember and use them
every day,” Danielle said.
“My grandpa in Pennsylvania cut
down on his smoking a lot after I
explained the dangers to him,” Erin
said, adding that she intends to try
to help him kick the habit
all together.
The Foundation launched the Lil’
F.I.S.H. ClubTM pilot program in 2008.
It has grown to a full-blown health
and wellness initiative incorporated
into the curriculum in 19 schools
within La Porte and Starke counties.
Averaging 1,200 students yearly,
this program starts with an assessment of 4th graders’ knowledge of
A post assessment helps
capture how well the
information was retained.
Jordan, who has an artistic flair and
wants to be an interior designer
when she gets older, enjoyed the
cookbooks funded by The
Foundation that students took
home as part of the nutrition
component. “My mom started
to buy healthy foods like Greek
yogurt and baked chips and no
sugary cereals.”
“I learned that the messages on
food boxes are sometimes
commercials and don’t really tell
you if the food is good for you. I can
make breakfast for myself now that
is healthy and fun.”
“We are pretty active on our 90-acre
blue-gate farm,” said Erin,
describing her homestead by
the gates at the end of the drive.
“I am already pretty good with
having a lot of energy, but Lil’ F.I.S.H.
ClubTM helped me learn to pay
closer attention to food labels and
it helped me get really organized,”
Erin said.
Her mom is a pathologist and Erin,
too, plans to explore the field when
she gets older, so the scientific
aspects of the program interested
her most.
Teacher Chris Gesse said she
believes a powerful part of the
program lies in the self-esteem
and self-confidence the girls have
gained in just one year. “I am lucky
to have witnessed the change in
them throughout the year. These
are young girls who were once shy
and now can stand tall and proud
and who definitely don’t quit very
easily,” she said.
“I know that the choices I make will
always have consequences later
in life. I can say ‘No,’ and I know
Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM helped
me learn to pay closer
attention to food labels
and it helped me get
really organized.
— Erin Johnson
if someone says something bad
about me, it’s truly what I think
that matters,” Jordan said.
“Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM will help me
make the right decisions because
it has helped me think of the
consequences and have enough
self-esteem to say ‘No’ before it is
too late,” Erin said.
As the girls transition into teens
and young adults, they said they
will look back at the Lil’ F.I.S.H.
ClubTM and remember the strength
it gave them - right down to the
secret handshake that binds club
members to each other and their
promises to live a healthy future.
Meet Danielle Kessler, the Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM coach and Wellness Specialist for IU Health La Porte Hospital. Danielle joined the
organization in 2012 but began working with the Club while in a wellness position at the La Porte County Family YMCA.
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree with a minor in sports medicine and is a certified personal trainer. When school is out,
Danielle focuses on other community wellness projects. Welcome, Danielle!
Thanks to the generous support of The Foundation donors who fund this program, I have a unique
opportunity to promote healthy behaviors in children and a chance to change lives in a positive way.
– Danielle Kessler, Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM Coach and Wellness Specialist , IU Health La Porte Hospital
The La Porte Hospital
Foundation Board
of Directors and Staff
gratefully acknowledge
all who generously
contribute to support The
Foundation’s mission.
Gifts listed were
received from July 1,
2012 to June 30, 2013.
Names listed in red
denote a La Porte Hospital
Foundation Member.
THANK
YOU
LEADERS
Northern Indiana Affiliate of Susan G. Komen For the Cure
B E N E FA C T O R S
Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Grant
administered by Healthy Communities of La Porte County
The Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust
La Porte Hospital Auxiliary
La Porte Retirement LLC
LEGACY
American Limb & Orthopedic
Larson-Danielson Construction Co., Inc.
Anesthesia Associates of La Porte
MCUSBCWBA
Firstsource Advantage, LLC.
Mitch Feikes Builders, Inc.
The Robert Hiler Family Foundation
Newby Lewis Kaminski & Jones
Ralph E. Howes
PNC Bank
La Porte Radiology, Inc.
TCB Manufacturing, Inc.
La Porte Savings Bank
Vision Self Pay Revenue Recovery
Dr. & Mrs. John D. Langford
Wells Fargo Bank
THANK YOU FOR GOING THE DISTANCE FOR CANCER CARE
SPONSORS
Anne E. Abbott
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. David Applegarth
BOSS Industries, Inc.
Drayton, Biege, Sirugo & Elliott, LLP
Eichhorn, Eichhorn LLP
Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Hagenow
Indiana University
Dagny Laur
Hester J.W. Muller, MD
New York Blower Company
1,215 PARTICIPANTS
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Mr. Sean & Dr. Megan Quinn
120 VOLUNTEERS
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Siefker
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sobecki
RAISED $75,000
Thor & Lori Thordarson
C. Jack & Betty Trickler
Eric P. Wohlrab
The La Porte Hospital Foundation 12th Annual Tour de La Porte bike, run
and walk event celebrated another successful year on Saturday, Aug. 24
SUPPORTERS
and Sunday, Aug. 25 at Soldiers Memorial Park in La Porte.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Alexander
Dennis & Connie Ford
Dr. & Mrs. Syed I. Ali
Mark & Laura Francesconi
Anytime Fitness
Alex & Alice Fruth
Applegarth Dermatology PC
Gateway EDI
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R Arulandu
General Insurance Services, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Abul W. Basher
Dalia Musonis Goodman
La Porte County) who participated in the main cycling event, while 78 riders
Mr. & Mrs. Jared P. Beasley
Greater La Porte Economic
cycled in either the road or mountain bike time trial events. Other numbers
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Browne
Development Corporation
The event included two days of family-friendly activities, welcoming
1,215 participants to run, walk or bike over the weekend! There were
563 riders (riding routes ranging from five to 100 miles throughout scenic
of participants included: 178 in the 5K run, 213 in the 5K walk, 51 in the
Bruce Foundation
Harris Precast, Inc.
10K run and 124 in the half-marathon. Of these participants, there were
Bridget Burke
Dr. & Mrs. James A. Hasbargen
Communication Company
103 cyclist/runner combinations. In addition, 15 children (ages 4 to 8)
Hawkins Print Shop
of South Bend, Inc.
Margaret F. Hiler
participated in the Mini TDL fun run of 50- to 200-yards.
Dekker Vacuum Technologies, Inc.
Holladay Properties
Dr. John & Mrs. Marianne DePersio
Horizon Bank, N.A.
All proceeds directly benefit Indiana University Health La Porte and Starke
State Rep. & Mrs. Thomas P. Dermody
Dr. & Mrs. William J. Houston
hospitals’ patients with cancer in need of financial assistance, and provide
Design Organization
David Hyatt
community members access to free health screenings.
Lisa Donahoe
Hylant Group
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Donnelly
John Hancock Financial Services
Dr. James & Christie Edwards
Matching Gifts Program
EMCOR Hyre Electric Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Terry H. Jones
Essling Funeral Home, Inc.
Judee’s, Inc.
Dr. Roman O. & Carol Filipowicz
Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Kosior
Sally Fischer
The La Porte Herald-Argus
Mrs. Pamela Fleming
John Leinweber & James Laughlin
Our thank you to the Tour de La Porte committee, volunteers, sponsors
and participants!
To learn more, or join us in Going the Distance...
tourdelaporte.org
Linde, LLC
PA R T N E R S
Names listed in red
Foundation Member.
2 BigHearts Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Erik Jedrysek
Earl & Regina Adams
Daniel & Kathryn Kaminski
Aon Foundation
Jim & Liz Kaminski
Drs. G. P. & M. Barbara Backer
Jennifer M. Keck
Matt & Debi Baughman
The Honorable & Mrs. Steven E. King
Blue Chip Casino, LLC
La Porte County Ostomy
Bruno Enterprises, Inc.
SUPPORTERS
Daniel & Patricia Luck
Mr. & Mrs. David H. McCain
Salem Chapel United
Methodist Church
Med Care
Daniel & Linda Satkoski
Medline Industries, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Siefker
Michiana Hematology-Oncology, PC
Swanson Center
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Mudd
Michele M. Thompson
Dr. & Mrs. Martin J Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Thompson
New Age Telecom, Inc.
Dr. Smari & Lori Thordarson
NRP Jones LLC
Truck City of Gary
Packaging Logic, Inc.
Dr. Vinay Tumuluri
Dr. & Mrs. Mallikarjun Patta
& Dr. Harini Kolluri
Dr. & Mrs. James C. Pickford
Villas of Briar Leaf
Pine Lake Realty, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Neil W. Wangstrom
Mark A. Rafalski
Zimmer Midwest
Raymond James & Associates
Mr. David Reberg
Support Group
Gene & Marilyn Burrows
Lakeshore Bone & Joint Institute
Debbie J. Carriveau
Lakeshore Foods Corp.
Central Steel & Wire
Lakeview Funeral Home
Dr. & Mrs. Steven W. Chmil
and Crematory, Inc.
Calla Clemons
Maurice & Marcia Levine
CSINet Internet Access Corp.
Lewis Bakeries, Inc.
Cutler Funeral Home, Inc.
Lincolnway Family Care P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Leon A. Dargis
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Magill
Miss Virginia Davis
Jocelyn R. McLaughlin
Rick & Elizabeth Dekker
Merck Partnership for Giving
Julius R. Ellis, MD
Meridian Title Corporation
Engstrom Jewelers
Drs. David & Lovera Miller
Michael & Cheryl Essling
Marcia and Leigh Morris
Family Express Corporation
Nick Otis
FAS-Pak, Inc.
The Principal Financial Group
Mr. & Mrs. Charles I. Faulkenburg, III
Purdue University North Central
Fenker’s Finer Furniture
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Rocha
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Foglesong
Dr. & Mrs. John E. Rogers
Greg & Maria Fruth
RPS Imaging, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. David J. Gorecki
Steven & Liz Sawaya
Greenway Medical Technologies
Dr. & Mrs. James A. Serwatka
Cheryl A. Gross
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Shively
Robert A. Hamilton
Mr. David & Dr. Linda Sirugo
Harbour Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Sisson
& Investment Management Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Adam L. Smith
James O. Hartson, MD
SQ F&T, LLC
Haverstock Funeral Home, Inc.
Patricia Steele
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hedge
Peg Swanson
Rosie Heise
Tom & Marti Swanson
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hilderbrandt
Dr. & Mrs. John T. Taylor
Karen Hooker
Trattoria Enzo, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howes
Tri Kappa, Inc. -
Jeff Hutchens
Indiana State Department
of Health
International Association
of Fire Fighters
Delta Upsilon Chapter
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. James White
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Wilkins
Donald E. Yurkovich
Richard Zastoupil
PA T R O N S
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Aaron
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Kalmbach
Timothy J. Navarro
Mr. & Mrs. Loren Adams
Bill & Connie Kaminski
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Nelson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Aerts
Starr A. Kelley
Amy Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Skees
Dr. & Mrs. Irfan Ahmad
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Kemp
Marcia Olson
Mr. & Mrs. Brett Stamm
Becky M. Alwood-Wallace
Robert Kendick
Joseph W. Ortt
Seth F. Tatel
Virginia Angert, NP
Dr. & Mrs. Peter C. Kesling
Lisa A. Ostrowski, MD
The Clubhouse Bar & Grill
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. Martin W. Kus
Gregg Pantale
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Thode
E. C. Babilla, Inc.
La Porte Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Inc.
Carl W. Para
Jeannette K. Thomas
Andrea M. Back
Kathleen & Alan Lang
Parkison & Hinton, Inc. CPA’s
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Todd
BOSS Industries Staff
Thomas C. & Jean L. Larson
Mr. & Mrs. Dale A. Parkison
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Trevillian
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Bradley
Mr. Robert J. Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Parrette, Jr.
United Way of La Porte County
Cynthia F. Brewer
Patrice Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Pavey
Martha A. Vanderheyden
Jacob E. Brown
Tom & Rayetta Lerch
Dr. Seth & Rose Philbrook
Adi & Bert Veenendaal
Jonathan W. Broyles
Levine Family Foundation, Inc.
Lisa Pinkstaff
Walsh & Kelly
Michael P. Burns
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lula
Jeffrey & Nancy Plante
Mr. & Mrs. R. Donn Weiler
Marcela Campo Osorio
Kristi L. McCormick
Mr. Glen Richardson
Mary B. Welch
Centier Bank
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Menne, Jr.
Michael Chastain
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Milo
Hope Roberts
Jennifer K. Williams
Stanley D. Christianson
Mirage Studio
Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Rosenbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wilmsen
Comfort Keepers
MKM architecture + design
Jason and Katie Sarver
Mr. & Mrs. William Blossom
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald K. Corley
Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Monroe
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Savich
David Zurek
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Day
Dr. John & Dr. Jennifer Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. William Schroeder
& Dr. Judith Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew
and Nicole Schuster
Phyllis D. White
D. A. Dodd, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Dorman
Dr. & Mrs. James B. Dworkin
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Dzwonar
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Edquist
Gerald Felty
Mr. & Mrs. James Flinchum
The Floor Store
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Ford
Dr. Richard Gnaedinger
& Dr. Monica Ovalle
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Grieger
Phillip & Vickie Gushrowski
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hagenow
Hailmann Elementary Student
Activity Council
Mr. & Mrs. Adam Hannon
Norman Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Victor H. Hockney
Courtney D. Hough
IU Health La Porte Hospital
Maternal Health Colleagues
Maria Fruth, Executive Vice President and COO of The Foundation, accepts a gift from Hailmann Elementary School’s Student
Activity Council. The Student Activity Council sold Smencils to raise funds for The Foundation’s Children’s Fund.
A S S O C I AT E S
Names listed in red
Foundation Member.
STARKE
HEALTH FUND
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Adams
Brad & Kellie Berget
Rodney Carlson
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Adams
Trudy J. Berna
Mrs. Kim Catron
Bill & Chris Adams
Bart Bernacchi
Jane M. Chapman
Mr. & Ms. Jamal M. Agemy
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bernacchi
John Chappell
Danielle Anderson
Elizabeth H. Bernel
Christmas Commandos
Angelos and Rardin, CPA’s
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bernth
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Chrobak
Juanita Arney
Gary Beyerl
James Chudzynski
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Arnold
Carrie Biggs
David Cinoski
Senator & Mrs. James R. Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Blank
James & Catherine Clarke
Kent & Shawn Arnsbarger
Mr. & Mrs. Blake Boardman
Timothy M. Clifton
Haley N. Asbury
Shirley J. Bortz
Ronald & Dalimira Cmiel
Becky Aubuchon
Charles W. Boston, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Cook
Arlene Avery
Nina Bowen
Joyce Carey Cooper
Mrs. Debra J. Bahr
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin E. Bowers
Christopher & Renee Cornelius
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Bailey
Garry Bowers
Fern A. Cox
Keith Baker
Donald & Shirley Bowman
Crichfield Elementary School
Laurel Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. Brady
John Cruz
Judge & Mrs. Paul J. Baldoni
Dr. & Mrs. Windham Bremer, MD
Helen K. Cutler
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Banghart
Brentwood at La Porte
Kathy M. Daily
Dr. Randy & Jeni Banic
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Brubaker
Stephanie Daily
Kay Baumgartner
Mary K. Budak
Tamera L. Dallich
Doug & Melissa Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Burger
Davis Disability Group
Julie A. Becknell
Margie E. Burke
Lila Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Behenna
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Burns
Terri Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Beles
Bob & Jean Burns
Tim Dearlove
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Bent
Jeff Butts
Mr. & Mrs. Jan D. Dekker
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Berchem
Jennifer A. Campbell
Davelle E. DeMarco
“I would like to personally thank all of those who have
contributed to the Starke Health Fund this past year.
These funds are used to support the residents of Starke
County with their health needs. We’ve provided travel
assistance, wellness screenings, youth education thru
the Lil’ F.I.S.H. ClubTM and multiple other initiatives due
to the support of this fund and The Foundation.
It is this dedicated support that will truly help us
pursue our mission of improving the health of our
patients and our communities.”
— Linda Satkoski, Interim President, IU Health Starke Hospital
For more information:
PO Box 479 | Knox, IN 46534 | 877.265.4539 | [email protected]
PURPOSE
Providing funds to assist Starke
communities with healthcare
related needs, wellness efforts and
health screening
The La Porte Hospital Foundation is the fiscal manager for the
Starke Health Fund.
A S S O C I AT E S
Gayle DePlanty
Robin M. Henrich
Chris & Pam Kukla
Ed & Alice Mueller
Brian P. Dickover
Rebecca S. Herrold
Riva Kupritz
Namaste Center for Holistic
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Dill
Marlena Hill
La Lumiere School
Nancy E. Dipert
Roland Hockett
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Lange
Newhard Funeral Homes, Inc.
Denise J. Doig
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hollands
Melissa Langston
Phyllis D. Nichols
Mary B. Dolezal-Reynolds
House of Fara, Inc.
Patricia A. Lansford
Nicholson Drywall
Mary Drewes
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Howard
Patricia Larson, RN
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Nieman
Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Droege
Michael & Shirley Howell
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Larson
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Noveroske
Maria Dudiak
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. Howes
Dr. Ross & Sue Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nunn
Pamela A. Dunnuck
Marie D. Huge
Michael Lazaro
Mr. & Mrs. Folmer Nyby
Dawn M. Epley
Mary D. Hunt
Eric Leaming
Ashley B. O’Bannon
Dr. Ali Esmaili and Dr. Jessica Haloskie
Ken Hyde
Rachel A. Lemacks
Mr. & Mrs. D. Drummond Osborn
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Eyrick
IBEW Local 531
Alfred Lenard
David & Caryl Ann Osborn
Sandra B. Fairman
Mark & Sarah Irons
Mr. & Mrs. Garry Lenard
Mrs. Patricia Otolski
Sandra Fear
Susan Levenhagen
Theresa Owens
Bruce & Rose Fisher
IU Health La Porte Physicians
Mr. & Mrs. Dominic J. Liberatore
Samuel J. Paxton
Eben & Patricia Fisher
Mr. Matt Gowin
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Lienhoop
Patricia Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Flick
& Mrs. Kristina Jacobucci
Health & Education
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Loeffler
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Pettet
Ross G. Flinn
Kimberly J. James
The Lubrizol Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Kris R. Pillai, MD
Tania Fliter
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Janes
Magic Mirror Salon
Cheryl Piotrowicz
Patricia Flohr
J. Andrea Jennings
Amos Malstaff
Marilyn Poag
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Fritz
Patricia A. Johnson
Neil A. Mangus
Benjamin Lloyd Porter, DDS
Mr. & Mrs. Dale W. Frye
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Jones
Margaret Heinold Trust
David L. Porter
Cherie L. Fuller
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell A. Marhanka
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Pouzar
Gables Residential
Mark, Shari, Zachary
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Marquardt
Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Powell
Francis X. Gartland
& Zane Kabacinski
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Marusak, Jr.
Vonda G. Prater
Mr. & Mrs. Tim R. Gartland
Mr. & Mrs. Jerrald T. Kabelin
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony W. Mason
Dr. Florian & Christine Predd
Damon Gasaway
Michelle E. Kaiser
Dan, Carrie & Maddie Mckibben
The Presbyterian Church of La Porte
Bernie and Nancy Geisler
Leon R. & Norma L. Kaminski
Kayte S. Mebust
Pressel Enterprises, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Gilliland
Robert & Mary Ann Kane
Ann M. Mejer
Sally J. Read
Janet F. Gillon, RN
Mrs. Norma Kasinger
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin G. Mellenthin
Steven & Cheryl Reinhart
Kirk Gladwin
Miss Patricia A. Keenan
Jeffrey Melody
Mr. & Mrs. Terry L. Rhoda
Dawn M. Glosser
Mary Kellems
Heather Melton, RN
Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Rich
Billie Faye Granger
Brad Kendall
Jim & Sandra Menne
Carol Richards
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Grimm
Mark P. Kendall
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Michna
Mark Riedl
Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold L. Gropp
Marlete C. Kiff
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Mierzewski
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Romine
Harbor Grand Hotel
Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. King
Mill Creek Baptist Church
Beverly J. Rose
Gerald Hart
Loretta F. King
Tommy Mislenkov
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Roule, Jr.
Sonita Hatchett
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Kinnucan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Harrison & Barbara Russell
Beth A. Hayden
Dr. & Mrs. G. L. Larsen Kneller
Mr. & Mrs. Monte Moore
Kenneth L. Rutz
Cynthia Hedge
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Knickrehm
Gary Morefield
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Rybicki
Joann F. Heim
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Konieczny
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Morgan
Chanaya Sadler
Heinold Foundation
Carl E. Krentz
Meredith A. Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. Salisbury
Meagan R. Helms
Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Kring
MPA Architects
Mr. Thomas D. Sallwasser
A S S O C I AT E S
Names listed in red
Foundation Member.
Ruben & Sandra Sanchez
Mrs. Willa P. Smith
Virginia & Jack Taylor
Mrs. Dorinda M. Sattler
Cindy S. Smyth
Robert B. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Sauers
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Snyder
Ted & Andrea Taylor
Carol M. Schobert
Mrs. Donna Soder
Tom & Carol Taylor
Greg Schoen
Yadira Soto
Brian & Tina Thorp
Jill D. Schoof
Dr. & Mrs. James J. Sprecher
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Tibma
Mrs. Nylla E. Schultz
Nicole Springer
Iris Tillinghast
Richard L. Schultz
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Steven C. Timm
Brendon Scott
Michael D. Starks
M. Alberta Tolton
Alfred A. Serritella
Sally Steffy
Anthony Tomal
David & Regina Shannon
Linda Stowell
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh A. Tonagel
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shebel
Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Strobel
Kenneth R. Topp
Mrs. Regina L. Shreve
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Strojny
Danielle Topping
Deborah Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Struble
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Travis
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Perry F. Stump
Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Trueblood
Roberta L. Smith
Swanson Insurance
Jeff and Judy Trumble
Sandy K. Smith
Lois L. Swanson
Amy Tschida
Precious Memories Memorial Dedication
The Precious Memories Dedication Service was held Sept. 21.
The ceremony, dedicating the new Precious Memories Memorial in
Patton Cemetery in La Porte, was held to honor the memory of babies
who have passed away through miscarriage, stillbirth and other causes.
The memorial, including a monument and bench, was made possible
through the efforts of the La Porte Hospital Foundation and other
organizations. This program was spearheaded by obstetrical nurse
Donna Wagner after receiving a patient’s letter to the
hospital suggesting various ways to help grieving parents.
Memorial sponsors include:
The Foundation in support of IU Health La Porte Hospital
Cutler Funeral Home and Cremation Center
Essling Funeral Home
Harris Precast & La Porte Cremation Services
Lakeview Funeral Home and Crematory
Haverstock Funeral Home and Cremation Services
Patton Cemetery
Donna Wagner hands
out roses to attendees
of the dedication
Dale Wratchford, IU Health La Porte
Hospital Chaplain, leads the
memorial service
A S S O C I AT E S
FRIENDS
Tuholski Farms, Inc.
Emily Waters
Ann M. Adkins
Ruth E. Faulstich
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Tuholski
Mrs. Maria Wathen
Patricia A. Adrian
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fetchik
Dale & Teresa Tuholski
Sonia Watkins
Sami Allen
Mrs. Lucille Gardner
Mr. Michael Turner & Dr. Aileen Stiller
Mr. John H. Weithers
Ruth S. Ambers
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Garner
Kassandra Tyson
Regina Welch
Ms. Janeen R. Arnett
Sharron Gaskill
Mr. & Mrs. Brent C. Van Hook
Mrs. Linda L. West
Pamela H. Arvesen
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Gautier
Mr. & Mrs. William Vanderbrook
Brett White
Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Ash
Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Gonzalez
Kayla Vargo
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Whitted
Christine A. Atherton
Linda M. Goodman
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Varnak
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Williams
Jennifer Aversano
Laura A. Gould
Deborah M. Vaughn
Diane Witzel
Julie M. Bellah
Benjamin Gruber
Debra L. Veatch
Andrej J. Zajac
Mary K. Benke
Dennis R. Gumbert
Veterans of Foreign Wars 2536
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bentley
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Halter
Visiting Nurse Association
John Bevis
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Hannon, Jr.
Foundation, Inc.
Penny Billings
Lindsey Harlow
Ellen C. Volk
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Binkley
Rodney Hawkins
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Volk
Pamela L. Braddy
Lisa K. Hazinski
Donna Wagner
Zachary D. Brewer
Laura E. Henderson
Kimberly A. Brown
Rosemary Hostetler
Julie K. Buckley
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Howell, Jr.
Charles F. Bugiani
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Huber
The Daisy Award
Kara L. Butcher
Penny S. Huth
is a national
Barbara J. Cales
Dennis & Francine Jackson
program that
Mary E. Cerny
Amy Johnson
honors the
Donald & Karen Chambly
Mrs. Karin A. Jones
compassionate
Alicia M. Combs
Mr. Shawn D. Joseph
care and clinical
Mrs. Mary B. Conklin
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Kazmierczak
excellence nurses
Mr. & Mrs. Danny Cracknell, Sr.
Mrs. Diane Keeton
bring to their
Ruby Culvahouse
Daryle Keller
Derrick Deck
Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Kettring
Ruth Ann Delorme
Laura L. King
Gary & Kelly Demski
David Kipley
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dickinson
Mr. & Mrs. Brad Kiser
Debbie Dixon
Mrs. Bebejean Knoll
patients each day.
Throughout the
year, patients and
family members
may nominate
Elaine C. Douglass
Mrs. Terri Kuzdas
a nurse for the
Deborah T. Downs
La Porte Aero Club
DAISY Award.
Therese J. Dudiak
Wini Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Dunfee
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Land
Kathleen E. Dyer
Rev. & Mrs. Steven J. Laue
2013 DAISY Award Recipient: Paula Wilkey, RN
Mark Edwards
Christine A. Levandoski
(L to R): Ashley Boswell & Paula Wilkey, RN
Elks BPOE Lodge
Dorene Lloyd
Richard E. & Jeanne E. Emerick
Mrs. Betty Lorentzsen
Julie A. Erne
Gail S. Lukasiewicz
Kristy Ewy
Mike and Kathy Luther
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Fath
Dorothy W. Macalka
“This is a wonderful way to recognize the consistently
high level of care being delivered by our nurses,’’
—Pauline Arnold, Chief Nursing and Quality Officer.
FRIENDS
Lori Meer MacMillan
Kim M. Rounds
Linda Calusa-Switt
Michelle Maier
Ron Ruda
Jim & Gina Taschler
Catherine Malec
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Ruwersma
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Tomscheck
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Malec
Mr. & Mrs. Karen & George Sarver
Brad Trethewey
Mrs. Suzanne R. Manthey, RN
Mrs. Charlene E. Saulsgiver
Steve Trott
Judith L. Matanic, RN
Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Savage
Peggy Urbanski
Sarah Matz
Brad Schulte
Dr. & Mrs. James M. Vanes
Carol H. McCombs
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew & Amy Schwartz
Jennifer VanMeter, BSN
All gifts are appreciated,
William C. McDermott
Doris J. Slusser
Kathleen M. Wanko
but due to space, names listed
Jeri Metheny
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. John Michiaels
Ms. Julie Sneed
Krista Watkins
Mrs. Richard Miscik
Ruth H. Soetje
Mary E. Watterson
Janice Mitchell
Maureen Spinler-Kracik
L. Anne Wegner
Names listed in red
Foundation Member.
include all gifts with a total
receipt amount above $50.
If you find an error or omission,
Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Moldenhauer
Mr. & Mrs. Russell A. Spreeman
Mrs. Aurelia Weston
please accept our humble
Jennifer L. Morrison
State Employees’
Cynthia A. Whitacre
apologies. Please call
Mr. & Mrs. George Neal
219.326.2471 if you wish to
Jacob M. Nieman
Douglas and Sharon Steffey
Bryan A. Whittinghill
communicate a change.
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Ochsenreither
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Stephani
Gwyndolen D. Williams
Kristen Osburn
Carol Stockstill
Mrs. Rhonda Willis
Thank you for your
understanding and support.
Community Campaign
Karen L. White
Abigail P. Paige
Anne M. Wiltfong
Brandy L. Pearish
Sharon J. Wojciechowski
Katie A. Piotrowicz
Janet G. Wooden
Amanda D. Price
Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Wratchford
Sharon L. Pritz
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Yates
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Rangel
Cheryl Yaw
Rebecca J. Read
John Yim
Kathleen M. Richards
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Zaremba
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Rinkel
Mr. & Mrs. John K. Zeiler
Mrs. Carrie Ziesmer
GIFTSTO HONOR
Contributions were made to honor the following individuals from July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
IN APPRECIATION
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
Earl Adams
IN APPRECIATION
ON BOSS’S DAY
Janeen Arnett
Connie Ford
Jared Beasley
Debbie Blank
Maria Fruth
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
William Houston, MD
Betty Clayton
James Serwatka, MD
IU Health La Porte
Hospital Colleagues
Gregg Pantale
HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY
Linda Satkoski
Seth Philbrook, MD
Charlotte Schrader
Trisha Thompson
Pauline Arnold
Karen Chambly
Ginny Davis
Brian Donnelly
Dave Hyatt
Angie Leffler
Heather Manley
IU Health La Porte and
Starke Hospitals Rehabilitation/
Wellness Colleagues
Brenda Rocha
Mark Savage
Thor Thordarson
Pat Wilkins
Paul Wilkins
Don Yurkovich
Josie McLaughlin
IN YOUR HONOR
Frank Aerts
Mary Minich
For a listing of donor names please visit
iuhealth.org/laportefoundation
The New Prairie Activity Center is an after school extension of Title I programs for students K-5 attending Rolling Prairie and Prairie
View Elementary schools. The Center is open four days a week after school, for special events and a full summer program. This is a terrific
place where students can come and learn, get assistance with their homework and socialize with their peers. 120 students are enrolled
at the Center.
The Foundation is proud to partner with the Center by funding a wellness program every Monday for the students. A running club and
fun activities to improve health is coordinated by IU Health La Porte Hospital wellness specialist, Danielle Kessler.
GIFTSIN MEMORY
Contributions made in memory of the following individuals from July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
The La Porte Hospital
Foundation Board
of Directors and staff
gratefully acknowledge
all who generously
contribute to support
The Foundation’s mission.
JUDITH AMOR
4.26.40 – 12.2.12
La Porte Hospital Foundation Member – 16 years
IU Health La Porte Hospital Colleague
Charles E. Adams
Maurice Adams
Marjorie E. Allen
Judith Amor
Edie Anders
Ruth Autrey
Maxine Avery
Lois Mae Beard
Robert F. Becknell, DDS
Norma Jean Behenna
Cheryl Bender
Marian J. Bernacchi
Victor Bernacchi
Dorothy Baldridge
Donald A. Bom
Mary Ann Bornell
Benjamin H. Bortz, Jr.
Edna L. Bortz
Ray Bowen
James Brewer
Dale Brockett
Doris L. Brown
Suzanne Opperman Cardillo
Timothy Carlson
Leon Carper
Helen Chadwick
Esther Chairez-Munoz
Virginia A. Chalik
Margaret Chmielowiec
Mary P. “Pat” Chudzynski
Patricia Cioch
Fanuel Clemons
Marjorie Coffeen
Marjorie Coffeen
Garth Conrad
Ruth A Cook
Helen Craft
Jeanette E. Craft
John P. Crook
Mildred Dampf
Philip M. Dampf
Donald T. Davis
Jack Decker
Robert DePersio
Rosemary E. DePersio
Carley Jo Dickard
Paul W. Dickover
Irene Doll
Raymond J. Dudiak
Fredrick “Fred” Eugene Dunham
Robert Dunifon
Francis Elpers
Loretta A. Elpers
Doris Marie Enochs
Ellen Essling
Vincent Essling
Thomas (Tom) R. Fara
Elizabeth Ann Fenker
James W. Fleming
Henry “Hank” A. Flohr
Helene Froling
David L. Fuller
John E. Gardner
Joseph F. Gorecki, MD
Nancy Lee Gorman
William N. Gourley
Sylvia C. Guernsey
Kenneth Hanke
Rolland D. Hardesty
Jo Ann Harris
Lora Myers Hauger
Nancy B. Hawkins
Patricia Hawkins
Susan Heider
Phyllis M. Hesters
Robert “Uncle Bob” Hilton
Lloyd Howell
Mrs. Edward Howes
Edward B. Howes
Margaret Howes
Valerie Jasinoski
Robert Johnson
Julie A. Jones
Frank Jurgaitis
Thomas “T.C.” Kazmierczak
Sue B. Keim
Howard J. Keller
Edith Kirsch
Dorothy Kluczyk
Frank Kluczyk
Emanuel L. “Monte” Komasinski
Edna Krause
Carl E. Krentz
SISTER JUDIAN BREITENBACH
10.1.30 – 3.7.13
IU Health La Porte Hospital Volunteer
IU Health La Porte Hospital Pastoral Services
VIRGINIA CHALIK
MARGARET HOWES
VALERIE JASINOSKI
La Porte Hospital Auxiliary LIfe Member - 45 years
IU Health La Porte Hospital Volunteer
La Porte Hospital Auxiliary LIfe Member - 46 years
10.16.18 – 11.8.12
12.4.21 – 4.16.13
7.12.17 – 1.21.13
CARL KRENTZ
ROBYN ORTT
BRYAN SNOOK
LOIS SWANSON
IU Health La Porte Hospital Board Member – 9 years
La Porte Hospital Council of Chairpersons – 1 year
IU Health La Porte Hospital Colleague – 16 years
IU Health La Porte Hospital Colleague – 2 years
1.29.28 – 1.4.13
Mary Kring
Gordon Kuchel
Phyllis Lachowicz
Theodore Lachowicz
Deborah Leach
Anne Lenard
Debra Hays
Jack Lindsay
Charles “Corky” Ray Lingle
Bruce A. Logmann
Melvin Lucas
Viola Ludtke
Vivian J. Luther
Barbara A. Macalka
Patricia Madaus
Jack S. Mannia
Eleanor Marias
Evelyn J. Marsh
Darl Marshall
Frances Marshall
Ryan Mejer
Mary Mendelowitz
Marvin Michiaels Sr.
John R. Miller
Ronald Miller
Gladys R. Moroni
Caroline G. Nicholson
Julianne Y. Nicholson
Winnie Noble
Catherine Novorske
John R. Okeley
Karl Olson
Helen Hough Opperman
Robyn A. Ortt
10.10.70 – 1.5.13
1.4.38 – 1.1.13
5.28.27 – 2.24.13
BERNARD TARNOW
JOHN WHITTED
NANCY DIPERT
La Porte Hospital Foundation Board Member – 2 years
IU Health La Porte Hospital Board Member – 10 years
La Porte Hospital Auxiliary LIfe Member – 27 years
La Porte Hospital Auxiliary Past President
La Porte Hospital Auxiliary Board Member – 4 years
IU Health La Porte Hospital Volunteer – 8 years
3.2.31 – 6.7.13
Delores Overmyer
Marian Eileen Passafume
Chris Pliske
William Poag
Hermina Pollnow
Grover Powers
Carol A. Profilovich
Donald Read
Arthur R. Rose
Phillip D. Rudolph
Kenneth J. Salach
Altus Salzwedel
Merlin Sampson
Dr. Jose D. Sanchez
Glenn Sanders
Germaine Satkoski
Lori Savich
Doris Sawyer
1.9.26 – 5.26.13
Russell Schlundt
Ruth Schwarzkopf
Walter Schwarzkopf
Irene M. Sciara
Gerald Shortt
Donald Simpson
Margaret Simson
Jean E. Skinner
Ronald Smoker
John E. Sornson
Sally Ann Stesiak
Esther D. Sullivan
Kenneth W. Swanson
Lois Swanson
Elmer Szilagyi
Bernard E. Tarnow
Doris Mae Tarnow
Susan K. Taylor
9.13.38 – 10.22.13
Matthew T. Thompson
Richard Tillinghast
Miriam E. Tomsheck
Samuel Clark Trigg
Raymond Valvoda
Loucas Vasilarakos
Nancy Vereb
Jean Ellen Wade
Framces Wainscott
William J. Welnetz
William E. Weston
Marie Wicks
Norman “Norm” Wineholt
Nick Winters
Sim Womack
Diane Wright
John R. Wroblewski
> For a listing of donor names please visit iuhealth.org/laportefoundation
2013 FOUNDATION & CORPORATE SUPPORTERS
2013 GRANTS AWARDED
Indiana Breast Cancer
Awareness Trust
Provision of breast health education
and screening mammograms for La Porte
and Starke counties
$17,930
Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH)
Provision of dental services at IU Health
La Porte Community Dental Center
$188,004
IU School of Medicine / Auto Safety Program
Provision of car seats, child safety equipment,
and staff training
Multiple awards totaling $3,700
Unity Foundation
Provision to assist patients with cancer with
healthcare related needs
$10,000
Susan G. Komen for the Cure,
Northern Indiana Chapter
Provision of mammography services
for La Porte and Starke counties
$20,000 (9 month grant)
Marshall County Community
Provision of mammography services for women
residing in Marshall County (in Plymouth)
$2,500
Tri-Kappa
Provision of services at IU Health
La Porte Community Health Center
$500
Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH)
Cancer Control Workplace Initiative
$7,499
2013 CORPORATE SUPPORTERS
Corporate Partners commit to supporting the La Porte Hospital Foundation’s mission to promote healthcare and healthy lifestyles in the communities we
serve by contributing at the highest level of yearly giving.
Corporate Partners express their support through an
annual giving membership and proudly sponsor all of
For more information about becoming a 2014 Corporate Partner,
please contact The Foundation at 219.326.2471
or e-mail [email protected].
The Foundation’s special events.
The Foundation gratefully acknowledges our 2013 Corporate Partners.
E L I T E PA R T N E R S
American Limb & Orthopedic Company of Valparaiso
LaPorte
P R E M I E R PA R T N E R S
Radiology Inc.
ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES OF LA PORTE | FIRSTSOURCE ADVANTAGE, LLC
MITCH FEIKES BUILDERS, INC. | TCB MANUFACTURING
VISION SELF PAY REVENUE RECOVERY | WELLS FARGO BANK
2013
La Porte Hospital
Foundation Board
of Directors
Front (L to R): Elizabeth Dekker,
Maria Fruth, Executive Vice President/
Chief Operating Officer; Mark Kosior,
Board Chair; G. Thor Thordarson,
President/Chief Executive Officer
IU Health La Porte Hospital;
Jackie Dermody, Safia Ali
Back (L to R): Carl Savich, Steven Kring,
Martin Kus, Joseph Arulandu, MD,
Marianne DePersio, Laura Francesconi,
Deb Varnak, Jon Salisbury,
Robert Hamilton, James Edwards, MD
Not Pictured: Jim Clarke, Katrina Langford,
Jim Laughlin and Monica Ovalle, MD
2013 La Porte Hospital
Foundation Staff
The Foundation sincerely thanks retiring
board members Joseph Arulandu, MD;
Marianne DePersio, James Edwards, MD;
Laura Francesconi, Mark Kosior and
Peggy Moore for service to The Foundation.
Their leadership will be greatly missed.
(L to R):
Hope Roberts,
Donor Relations Coordinator
Juliette Kubal,
Database Specialist &
Executive Assistant
Liz Sawaya, Development Manager
2012 DISTRIBUTION
OF LA PORTE HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION FUNDS
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER / DENTAL CENTER ................................ $303,313
Totals include grants
applied for by The Foundation
IU HEALTH LA PORTE HOSPITAL (services, equip. & screenings) ......... $300,968
ENDOWMENT..................................................................................................... $197,246
but recorded on IU Health
CANCER PATIENTS ...............................................................................................$54,464
La Porte Hospital’s financial
SCHOLARSHIPS ...................................................................................................$49,500
statements.
COMMUNITY HEALTH GRANTS (La Porte / Starke) ..................................$42,740
VNA ...........................................................................................................................$36,782
COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION ...............................................................$34,290
TOTAL: $1,019,303
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