Legacy Newsletter Summer 2014

Summer 2014
A Publication of the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Celebrating 115 Years
of Service to Greater
Cincinnati
details on page 3
2013 Annual
Report included
details on page 5
A Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Publication
Summer 2014
Life Enriching Communities Foundation
9840 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
(513) 719-3540
www.lec.org
Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Board Of Trustees
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Letting Our Lights Shine
he art works of thirteen residents were featured in the first
Opening Minds Through Art Show held at Twin Lakes in
late May. Opening Minds Through Art is a program that encourages
memory challenged individuals to express themselves creatively. The
group art sessions allowed each resident to work one on one with
a volunteer artist assistant to explore a variety of artistic mediums.
Congratulations to our artists and many thanks to the volunteers who
made this program a success.
Chairperson
William S. Culp
Board of Trustees
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
James L. Bowersox
Peggy Kite
Scott M. McQuinn
Gerald L. Wissel
Vice President Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Molly Talbot
Legacy is published by the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation, providing services
and accommodations at Twin Towers and
Twin Lakes Senior Living Communities and
affiliated with the West Ohio Conference of
the United Methodist Church. Life Enriching
Communities offers equal housing and
employment to all persons regardless of
race, religion or national origin.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to enhance the lifestyles
of older adults in Christian Community
through the Way of Wellness by our
• Philosophy (embracing whole-person well
being),
• People (developing and empowering a
talented team),
• Practices (continually improving services),
and
• Performance (delivering great results).
Core Values
Respect • Innovation • Spirituality • Excellence
On the cover: Twin Towers residents then and now
(l-r) Jim Mayer, Executive Director, Twin Lakes,
Molly Talbot, Vice President, LEC Foundation,
Joan Fopma-Loy, Ph.D. R.N. Professor,
Department of Nursing at Miami University and
Dr. Elizabeth Lokon, Scripps Gerontology Center,
Miami University.
Living Legacy
Giving Back to Continue
the Ministry
A
esop has been quoted
as saying, “No act of
kindness, no matter how small, is
ever wasted.” The Living Legacy
program at Twin Lakes and Twin
Towers is a beautiful example of this
thought in action. The Living Legacy
program, where bequeathing a gift
of property, a charitable gift annuity,
a charitable trust naming Twin Lakes
or Twin Towers the beneficiary or
a certificate of deposit with their
bank is made to Twin Lakes or
Twin Towers, has been fortunate to
have benefitted from the generosity
of numerous members of our
community.
Marilyn Frank
Marilyn Frank has lived at Twin
Towers for over 12 years. She is
involved in many programs and loves
that she calls this campus home. She
has become so fond of Twin Towers
that she made the generous decision
to become part of the Living Legacy
program by bequeathing an annuity
gift to the Life Enriching Communities
Foundation. For Marilyn, it wasn’t
a question of if she wanted to
contribute to Twin Towers, but
how to contribute. Marilyn is very
grateful to have a sense of security
in knowing that she will be able to
call Twin Towers home for the rest
of her life, no matter what happens
to her financially. “I know that Twin
Towers never forces people to move,
even if they can no longer “afford it”
here, and so I wanted to contribute
what I could while I’m able to do
so,” says Marilyn. She felt called to
give something back to the place
that has become so important to her.
Marilyn, like all of our residents, is a
true blessing to Twin Towers and Life
Enriching Communities.
Twin Towers has been home to Mary
Helen Dunham for over ten years
but she has been connected to our
campus for far longer than that.
Her late husband, John Dunham,
worked for Twin Towers for seven
years. He created the Development
Department and founded the Angel
Tree program. Their familiarity with
the campus made Mary Helen and
John’s decision to move to Twin
Towers an easy one. John was
diagnosed with Alzheimer ’s disease
and Mary Helen wanted him to be
able to enjoy life at Twin Towers
before the disease stole his memory.
She had peace of mind that she could
continue to live and volunteer at
Twin Towers after John passed away.
Mary Helen Dunham
Mary Helen has been an active
and vibrant volunteer at Twin
Towers since moving in, serving on
committees such as Pastoral Care,
Back 2 Back Ministries, Resident
Council and the Twin Towers
Auxiliary. You may also recognize
Mary Helen from her volunteering
at the Towers Desk. Mary Helen is
a joyful example of giving back to
the community using her time and
talent. “Moving to Twin Towers was
one of the best moves we made
during our lives,” Mary Helen says. “I
continue to talk to others about Twin
Towers and the many opportunities,
programs and assistance offered
here.” Mary Helen is planning to
become a Living Legacy member in
the near future and Life Enriching
Communities benefits greatly from
Mary Helen’s generous spirit.
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Jack Wild Honored
With Voices of
Giving Award
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ife Enriching Communities congratulates
Jack Wild, resident of Twin Lakes, as a recipient
of the 16th Annual Voices of Giving Award. Jack has been
an active neighbor at Twin Lakes since moving here,
having served as the Resident Representative to the Board
of Trustees and also as the Chairperson on the Residents’
Committee. Jack is currently the President of the Friends of
Twin Lakes, which supports the Benevolent Fund through
fundraising efforts.
Jack is also a lively volunteer beyond Twin Lakes. He is
active in the Catholic Community, at both Twin Lakes
and his parish church, St. Michael’s in Sharonville. He
spends time volunteering at the Ohio Valley Voices, a
school committed to teaching deaf children to speak, and
contributes to the City of Montgomery by serving on the
Sister Cities Commission.
Jack not only gives time but also is contributing a generous
financial legacy to the Twin Lakes community and to the
Greater Cincinnati area. He is a member of the Father
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(l-r) Earl Matte, Mary Matte
(Jack’s brother-in-law and
sister) and Jack Wild
Edward L. Wieber, SJ, Heritage Society of St. Xavier High
School and the Father Finn Society of Xavier University.
Jack has charitably included Twin Lakes in his estate plan,
making him a member of the Living Legacy program.
“We believe he is the fabric of a servant leader and Jack’s
bequest will provide for residents of Twin Lakes well
into the future,” says Molly Talbot, Vice President, Life
Enriching Communities Foundation. “He is most deserving
of the Voices of Giving honor.”
Life Enriching Communities and Twin Lakes would like to
extend heartfelt congratulations to Jack Wild for earning
this distinguished recognition!
Twin Lakes Welcomes New Chaplain!
e are very excited to
welcome Rev. Paul Burden
as Chaplain of the Twin Lakes Senior
Living Community. Paul holds a
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the
University of Central Missouri and a
Masters of Divinity from the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary in
Louisville, Ky.
He is a minister in the United Church
of Christ and the American Baptist
Churches, USA. Prior to joining
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Twin Lakes, he served as Hospice
Chaplain with Crossroads Hospice
in Cincinnati. Additionally, Paul
has served as a Chaplain in the Air
National Guard since the year 2000.
“I feel truly blessed and honored to be
serving as the Chaplain of Twin Lakes.
I look forward to working with our
residents, associates, and leadership
in providing spiritual care that brings
hope and comfort, and that challenges
us to support and care for each other”,
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Paul is
married to
Rev. Cherie
Hambleton
Rev. Paul Burden
and
has three children,
Christina, Blake and Rachel. In his free
time, Paul enjoys reading, genealogy,
yard work and listening to a variety
of music including classical, sacred,
folk, bluegrass, alternative country and
classic rock.
Volunteer Spotlight
Hazel Deffren –
Making the Sale Celebrating 115 Years of
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he Twin Towers
Resident
Council has held
monthly Variety
Sales for many
years. What began
as a resident event
caught the attention
of the surrounding
community and
now sees as many Hazel Deffren
as 150 shoppers
each month. One
special person has been a constant
presence at the Variety Sales for over
10 years, Variety Sale chairwoman
Hazel Deffren.
Hazel grew the Variety Sale to become
the successful event that it is today. The
sale generates $500 to over $1,000
each month, with 10% of the proceeds
going to the Twin Towers Benevolent
Fund and the remaining 90% going to
the Resident Council’s General Fund.
She has been a passionate supporter of
the Variety Sale, dedicating many hours
to making the events as successful as
possible.
However, after 10 years, Hazel has
decided the time has come to step
down as chairwoman and pass the
responsibilities to faithful volunteer,
Shane Bernard. “Shane is doing a
fantastic job and I know that the
Variety Sale is in excellent hands,”
says Hazel. Hazel will continue to
volunteer at the Towers Desk and
in the chapel. “I’m a people person
and volunteering keeps me busy,”
she says.
Many thanks to Hazel, for the many
years she has devoted to chairing
our monthly Variety Sale. The sale’s
continued growth is surely a result of
her enthusiastic efforts!
2014
Service to Greater Cincinnati
marks the 115th
anniversary of the
founding of Twin Towers and
subsequently, Life Enriching
Communities. After recognizing
a need for a community for
retired ministers and laity,
Rev. Dr. Henry C. Weakley
engaged five Methodist
Conferences to create The
Methodist Home for the Aged in
1899. After a fire burned the original
structure in Yellow Springs in 1902,
Mr. and Mrs. Obed J. Wilson offered
20 acres of their land in College
Hill on which to build a new home.
Eventually 40 residents moved into the
community on the Wilson land that
is now known as Twin Towers, and so
began Life Enriching Communities’
legacy of providing benevolent aid
to those who have served. Twin
Towers has grown to a robust, 120acre campus and is home to over 450
residents.
In 2003, Life Enriching Communities
expanded its services to reach the
eastern communities of Southwest
Ohio with the opening of Twin Lakes
in Montgomery. Twin Lakes occupies
65 acres and serves close to 400
residents. Twin Towers and Twin Lakes
have evolved into bustling communities
offering extensive services, but have
maintained the charitable foundation
on which they were built. Life Enriching
Communities is proud to serve a
vigorous population from diverse
religious and cultural backgrounds and
looks forward to an exciting future!
Life Enriching Communities recognizes
that each of the tens of thousands of
residents that have chosen to make
our communities home over the past
115 years is part of our history. We
are planning a 115th Anniversary
celebration dinner on September 25th
at Cooper’s Creek Event Center in Blue
Ash, which will benefit our Benevolent
Care Fund. Please watch for future
communication with event and ticket
details and ways to become involved in
the celebration!
Methodist Home for the Aged
residents in early 1900’s; Twin
Lakes residents today.
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The Taking
Root-Tree
Program Is
Taking Root at
Twin Lakes
N
ewly planted trees are taking root around
the city and if a tri-state collaboration
has their way, more than 2 million new trees will
be planted by 2020! The Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Regional Council of Governments, the Green
Partnership for a Greater Cincinnati, the Green
Umbrella and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical
Garden have joined forces to launch an initiative
to plant 2 million trees in the eight county tri-state
area by the year 2020. The Emerald Ash Borer has
had a devastating effect on Ash trees in the region,
and the Tri-State could eventually lose all Ash trees.
In an effort to counteract the Emerald Ash Borer, the
Taking Root campaign launched their tree planting
efforts.
Fred Moore and
Martha Seaman
Two of Twin Lakes’ residents are actively working, along
with a committee, to involve the campus in planting and
registering trees with the Taking Root initiative. Twin Lakes
has already planted 100 trees that can be registered to the
Taking Root Campaign. Martha Seaman and Fred Moore
are both passionate about increasing that number to help
the environment and in the process, beautify Twin Lakes!
Martha, a member of the Tree Commission for
Montgomery and the Twin Lakes Landscaping Committee,
has had an interest in trees for years. A certified urban
forester, Martha sees obvious opportunity in the area to
impact the campaign. “Twin Lakes has built a new walking
path between the North and South campus and the trees
that are planted in that area will be registered to the Taking
Root campaign, so I know we will be able to have an
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effect on the regional goal of 2 million trees,” Martha said.
“I hope the City of Montgomery joins our efforts, as they
have many trees to replace from Ash Borer infestation in
their parks.”
Fred, a volunteer at the Cincinnati Museum Center, was
interested immediately in the initiative and is working
with a committee, including Martha and other residents,
to develop an action plan for Twin Lakes. “We haven’t
officially agreed on what our goal is, but I’m pushing for us
to plant at least one tree for each resident and associate at
Twin Lakes,” Fred said. “I would love to eventually have an
Arbor Day type event where associates and their families,
along with residents and their children and grandchildren,
can participate in a tree planting event.” The committee
that is coming together to work on the Taking Root project
hopes to have confirmed plans in late spring or early
summer, so watch for more information on this exciting
campaign!
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2013 Annual Report
Thomas D. Anthony
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
Jim Bowersox
Larry Brueshaber
Twin Lakes Chair
A central theme of this letter for the
past three years has been the importa
nce of “every
day,” the way life unfolds each day
and the expectation that excellence
sho
uld be a daily
occurrence. In 2010, we talked abo
ut being effective and efficient “eve
ry day”. In 2011,
we referred to our associates bein
g dedicated to the activities of “ea
ch day”. In 2012,
we noted the almost invisible natu
re of the things that happen “every
day”. In 2013, we
have incorporated this thinking into
a revised mission to create what we
call “exceptional
everyday experiences.”
Don Cornett
Twin Towers Chair
Ruby Crawford-Hemphill
William Culp
LEC Foundation Chair
Andy Grant
Treasurer
There are very few types of work whe
re you conduct your efforts every
day in the homes of
the people you serve. In a setting
like a senior living community this
is
wha
t we do and it is
generally in service to the same peo
ple over a long period of time. This
creates an intimate
living and work experience and is
a profound privilege for those of us
who serve. The
residents and associates of our com
munities will have some kind of exp
erience every day.
Why not make it exceptional?
Dr. Bill Gerhardt
Twin Towers Resident
Representative
Mark Kuenning
Peggy Kite
David Mack
Scott McQuinn
Ken Parchman
Greg Stover
West OH Con UMC Rep
Jack Wild
Twin Lakes Resident
Representative
Jerry Wissel
LEC Chair
LEC Executive
Team
Scott McQuinn
President / CEO
Jim Bowersox
Vice President, Finance/
CFO
Denise Corrou
Twin Towers
Administrator
Candy Day
Director of Human
Resources
Connie Schmitt
Kingsbury
Vice President, Marketing
and Public Relations
Jim Lay
Executive Director, Twin
Towers
With all of this in mind, 2013 was
a year of making progress. The Twi
n Towers’ new health
pavilion was completed and great
progress was made on the renovati
on
aspect of the
remainder of the project. We also
made progress with the following
initiatives:
m transitioning to a more resi
dent-centered health care delivery
system at Twin Towers
m developing our leaders acro
ss LEC
m reviewing and updating our
LEC purpose statement
m creating a master plan for Twi
n Lakes to meet the increasing dem
and
m developing home and com
munity based services strategies in
hom
e health and
designing a new service, continuing
care at home
m advancing the developmen
t of a post-acute care network with
our two partners,
Episcopal Retirement Homes and
Homecare by Black Stone
m establishing the first investm
ent fund in the country, along with
more than 70 other
senior living providers, that is sole
ly focused on investing in the agin
g services sector
In order to provide a framework that
we can utilize to accomplish our
mission, we have
established what we refer to as the
five pillars:
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m
m
m
m
ssociate Experience
A
esident Experience
R
uality and Safety
Q
Growth
Financial Performance
We believe these five pillars, in this
order, are the roadmap to achieving
our mission.
Jim Mayer
Executive Director,
Twin Lakes
I believe LEC is on a positive path
to the future. We choose to see opp
ortunities in the
challenges. I believe we are well pos
itioned to achieve our mission, incr
ease our market
leadership, and continue to be a stro
ng asset for the Greater Cincinnati
community that we
so proudly serve.
Molly Talbot
Vice President, LEC
Foundation
As always, thank you for your sup
Julie Uhrig
Director, Health Care
Strategic Initiatives
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Trustees
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Scott M. McQuinn
President/CEO
Life Enriching
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2013 Highlights
(l-r) Susan McDaniel,
Evelyn Peter, resident,
Roy Glancy, Viox
Associate and Lucy
Scriveri, resident
New Health Pavilion
Welcomes Residents
and Associates
S
everal years of planning and
18 months of construction
came to fruition with the completion
of the new Health Pavilion in
December 2012. Several more
months of planning and organization
culminated in the move of nearly
100 residents into their new home in
March 2013. “I love the warm and
welcome feeling — especially the
associates who care for me. It’s easier
to be active and socialize with my
friends,” said resident Betty Sullivan.
The building, designed by SFCS
and constructed by Lend Lease,
Inc. replaces the James H. Garrison
Wing that was dedicated in June
1963 and served Twin Towers’
residents for nearly 50 years.
In April 2013, each floor of the
Health Pavilion was consecrated by
Rev. Gregory V. Palmer, Bishop of the
West Ohio Conference of the United
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Methodist Church, followed by a
service of celebration with District
Superintendent, Brian Brown and
several local clergy.
Standard &
Poor’s Has
Affirmed Credit
Rating for Over
10 Years
A
gain this year, Standard
& Poor’s affirmed its
‘BBB’ long-term credit rating and
underlying rating (SPUR) on Life
Enriching Communities (LEC), Ohio’s
series 2006A, 2011A, and 2012
revenue bonds, issued by Hamilton
County Hospital Commission and
Hamilton County. Despite the
challenging economic climate, Life
Enriching Communities continues
to achieve
strong financial
performance.
Life Enriching
Communities
is the only
Senior Living organization based in
Hamilton County with an investment
grade credit rating.
Leadership Development is Key
to Success
R
ealizing that key to
assuring “exceptional,
everyday experiences” for residents,
associates and volunteers means
strengthening the skills of those in
leadership positions, Life Enriching
Communities engaged CEO Resources,
Inc. to conduct a series of monthly
development programs. The series,
initiated in July, offered education
and development in the areas of
basic leadership, effective listening,
managing chaos and building effective
teams.
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“The key to becoming an effective
leader is not to focus on making other
people follow, but on making yourself
the kind of person they want to follow,”
says Scott McQuinn, President/CEO,
Life Enriching Communities. “You
must become someone others can
trust to take them where they want
to go. Therefore, leadership is both
competence and character. ”
Building on the success of the first
sessions, the Leadership Development
program has been carried over into 2014.
Twin Lakes Nominated as Best
Place to Work
Based on a survey of associates, Twin
Lakes was selected as a finalist for
the Best Places to Work competition
sponsored by the Cincinnati Business
Courier. Over 100 associates gave
Twin Lakes “high marks” on a survey
designed to measure workplace
satisfaction.
LEC Board Chair Recognized
With Healthcare Leadership
Award
Jerry Wissel, Chairman of the Life
Enriching Communities Board of
Trustees, was honored as a recipient
of the 1st Annual Healthcare
Leadership Awards presented by
Venue Magazine. Mr. Wissel was
among 38
individuals
in Greater
Cincinnati
recognized for
outstanding
contributions
and commitment
to providing
quality
healthcare
services.
Twin Towers Establishes “Kay
Award” for Service Excellence
In honor of Kay Craig’s 45 years of
service, Twin Towers established the
“Kay Award” to recognize individuals
that demonstrate exemplary
performance on a daily basis. Kay,
who retired in April 2013 was an
exemplary associate at Twin Towers;
self motivated and reliable, she truly
lived the mission and values of Life
Enriching Communities.
This quarterly
award is given to
individuals who
personify the values
and mission of
the organization.
Congratulations
to Sue Shields,
Administrative Assistant, Health
Services and Lakeisha Prather, a
Restorative State Tested Nursing
Assistant, Health Services, recipients
of the “Kay Award” in 2013.
Twin Lakes Received 5 Star
Rating ★★★★★
Twin Lakes Health Services received
a 5-Star rating from the Center for
Medicare/Medicaid Services (highest
possible in the state of Ohio) for
outstanding service and care provided
to residents in long term nursing care
and short term rehabilitation.
LEC Leaders Share Expertise
on a National Level
Jim Bowersox, Vice President,
Finance/CFO was a featured speaker
at the 2013 Annual Executive
Leadership Summit hosted by
Spectrum Consultants, Inc. in
Charlotte, North Carolina. Jim’s
presentation “Financial Viability in
Light of Long-term Care Challenges”
offered solutions to the most
challenging financial risks inherent
in the Continuing Care Retirement
Community model.
Scott McQuinn, President/CEO and
Connie S. Kingsbury, Vice President,
Marketing were featured presenters
on the topic of Interactive Marketing
Planning at the 2013 Leading Age
Annual Conference held in Dallas,
Texas.
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Fund Created
to Invest in
Aging Services
I
n a continuing effort to
work collaboratively with
other senior living communities
and thought leaders in the field
of aging services, Link•Age,
our provider alliance, partnered
with B.C. Ziegler, an investment
banking firm, to create the
Ziegler Link•Age Longevity
Fund, LP. This fund is founded
on the belief that the increasing
aging population of the United
States presents an attractive
investment opportunity, given
the size, growth and complexity
of the needs of this population
within a continually evolving
healthcare system. The fund is
managed by B.C. Ziegler and
Link•Age Ventures, both leaders
in senior living. Key investment
themes will include, but are not
limited to, the following:
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Commitment to Excellence
m Aging in Place;
m Coordination of Care;
m Chronic Disease
Management;
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m Reduction of Hospitalizations
and Readmissions;
m Disease Prevention and
Wellness Strategies; and
m Government Funded
Programs / Public Health
Related Matters
The fund will consist of over
70 not-for-profit senior living
systems from around the country
as investors and manage over
$27,000,000 in assets.
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2013 Annual Report
Financial Highlights for 2013
2013 Uncompensated
Ministry Expenses
Pastoral
Care
6%
Whole-Person
Wellness and
the Connection
15%
2013 Donations by Purpose
General
Activities
3%
Unrestricted
20%
Benevolent
Care
27%
Capital
Improvements
24%
Cost of healthcare
in excess of
reimbursements
52%
Benevolent
Care
47%
Total Residents and Community Members
Served at Twin Towers and Twin Lakes in 2013
2013 & 2012 Operating
Expenses by Classification (000’s)
$46,724
$43,957
Twin Lakes
Twin Towers
Totals
296
270
566
39
152
191
Nursing Care
214
258
472
Connection
428
653
1081
97
97
1,430
2,407
Independent
Living
Program
Activities
Assisted Living
General &
Administrative
$39,698
Pastoral
Care
6%
Day Stay Adult
Day Services
$36,804
Totals
977
Fund-raising cost as percent of
total funds raised (000’s)
$7,026
$7,153
2013
2012
$3,227
2012
$434
$814
2013
$404
Total
Fund-raising
Contributions Expenses
Fund-raising expenses as
percent of contributions:
2013 – 49.6%
2012 – 13.4%
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For the Years Ended December 31, (in thousands of dollars)
Balance Sheet
Assets
Current Assets
Investments
Investments whose use is limited by bond indenture
2013
2012
$19,494
$19,229
56,805
55,666
8,653
9,677
159,157
153,297
5,417
4,999
$249,526
$242,868
Current Liabilities
19,131
16,551
Long Term Refundable Life Use Fees/Entry Fees
49,924
46,620
Long Term Debt
117,925
120,124
Other Liabilities
Total Liabilities
807
187,787
730
184,025
Unrestricted
48,508
46,226
Temporarily and Permanently Restricted
Total Net Assets
13,231
61,739
12,617
58,843
$249,526
$242,868
Property and Equipment (Net)
Other Long Term Assets
Total Assets
2013 Annual Report
Condensed Consolidated
Financial Statements
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Net Assets:
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses
revenue
2013
2012
$38,662
$38,703
Amortization of Refundable Life Use Fees/Entry Fees
2,218
2,140
Interest and Dividend Income
1,893
1,873
234
43,007
648
43,364
Net resident revenue
Other Revenue
Net Resident Services Revenue
expenses
Salary, Wages, Benefits and Contract Services
23,085
22,909
General and Administrative
3,394
3,184
Food, Supplies and Other Expense
4,136
4,149
Utilities, Insurance, and Real Estate Taxes
4,849
3,874
Depreciation and Amortization
6,763
5,983
4,497
46,724
3,994
44,093
Interest
Total Operating Expenses
Excess of Revenue Under Expenses
(3,717)
(729)
Realized and Unrealized Gains on Investments
3,491
2,526
Interest, Dividends and Gains From Endowments
1,176
930
Other Non-operating Gains
1,131
1,361
Contributions:
Temporarily and Permanently Restricted
Unrestricted
Total Non-operating Income
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
653
1,623
161
6,612
1,604
8,044
$2,895
$7,315
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Gifts To Life Enriching Communities
On behalf of the residents of both Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who benefit from your gifts, we wish to express our
sincere appreciation to the individuals who contributed during 2013. Your generous support helped to fulfill our mission.
Thank you for expressing your loving care to our residents with your generous gifts.
Ms. Abrehet Abay
Mr. James Abt
Ms. Anita Acomb
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R.
Acord
Mr. Artice L. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. David T.
Adams
Ms. Helen Adams
Ms. Mary Jane Adamson
Mr. Mike Agenter
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M.
Agresta
Mrs. Anne L. Ahlbrand
Mr. David S. Ahrends
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aka
Mr. and Mrs. William
Alexa
Mr. Jeffrey J. Alexander
Mrs. Miriam Allbee
Ms. Evette Allen
Mr. Webb Alspaugh
Ms. Rhonda Amburgy
Mrs. Brandie Anderson
Mr. Thomas T. Andrews
Ms. Julie Angel
Miss Elisabeth T. Anger
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart H.
Anness
Donor Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Barton
Anson
Mrs. Marilyn H. Antle
Ms. Kristy L. Applegate
Mrs. Betty L. Armstrong
Ms Caitlin Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Armstrong
Ms. Orba Arnold
Mr. Mark Asback
Mrs. Debra D. Ashley
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Ashley
Mr. Robert N. Askew
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Astbury
Ms. Norma Jean Atchison
Mrs. Virginia Audia
Ms. Vickie Auwbrey
Auxiliary of Twin Towers
Efrain Azmitia
Mr. Donald Baechle
Ms. Marlene Baer-Boden
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Lippincott Baily
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Ms. Gail S. Bain
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R.
Baker
Dr. and Mrs. George Balz
Ms. Missy Balzer
Bank Life & Casualty Co.
Ms. Elizabeth Bassett
Mr. Adam Beck
Mr. Barry Becker
Mrs. Carol Becker
Mr. Willard E. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A.
Bedree
Ms. Pat Beebe
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J.
Beigel
Miss Marlene Beigel
Mrs. Elaine Benedict
Mrs. Patricia A. Benken
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berg
Mrs. Gertrude Bernet
Mrs. Joanie Bernet
Ms. Judy H. Billings
Mr. Chuck Bixby
Mr. and Mr. Stephen L.
Black
Ms. Quentasha Blackmon
Ms. Carol A. Blain
Ms. Velma L. Blaize
Ms. Jean Blake
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Blake
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
M. Blankenship
Mr. Matthew Blanton
Mrs. Emily Blasberg
Mr. Justin Blau
Ms. Desiree Blevins
Mrs. Marian B. Block
Mr. Ronald J. Block
BMW Car Club of
American Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bolognini
Ms. Joan Bonert
Ms. Esther Bonkowski
Mrs. Kay Booher
Ms. Ieshia Booker
Ms. Jukita K. Booker
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph D. Boone
Dr. Janet A. Borcherding
Ms. Mary Bordwell
Mr. Richard Borowsky
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy E.
Bourgraf
Ms. Joyce Bourleuf
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Bowersox
Ms. Corina Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Bowman
Mrs. Lisa Bowman
Bradford World
Renowned Portraiture
Mr. Matt Brandewiede
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C.
Brandt
Mrs. Gail I. Brannon
Mr. Mike Brauning
Mr. and Mrs. Alton L.
Bray
Mr. William W. Brayshaw
Mrs. Linda Bredemeier
Ms. Debra Bringman
Ms. Rita Brodniak
Mr. Doug Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Brooks
Mrs. Sarah S. Broomfield
Ms. Ella C. Brown
Ms. Suse Broyde
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J.
Brueshaber
Ms. Carol Bruestle
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bucher
Ms. Joanne Buchman
Mrs. Billie L. Bumgarner
Ms. Venita Buntin
Mrs. H. Suzanne Burke
Mr. and Mrs. James Burke
Ms. Martha Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Burke
Mrs. Suzanne Burke
Ms. Patricia Burrell
Mr. Conrad Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Busby
Ms. Kathy Cable
Cabot
Ms. Kathleen Cail
Ms. Patrice CallowayDavis
Camargo Cadillac
Ms. Glenda Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.
Campbell
Ms. Pamella Campbell
Ms. Sharon Campbell
Ms. Kim Carroll
Ms. Joy Carstens
Ms. Kay Cartney
Mr. Marcus Cash
Mr. Roger Catugal
Ms. Diane Caulkins
Mrs. Beverly L. Chandler
Mrs. Linda Chandler
Ms. Patricia A. Chandler
CHC Manufacturing Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cheffy
Ms. Mary Margaret
Cheffy
Mr. Lewis Chizer
Ms. Janette Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick
Christine
Church of the Saviour
Church of the Saviour
United Methodist
Women
Cincinnati Museum
Center
Cincinnati Playhouse in
the Park
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra
Cincinnati Zoo &
Botanical Gardens
Mr. Robert S. Ciolek
City Barbeque, Inc.
Mrs. Betty Clancy
Ms. Patti Clancy
Ms. Beth Clark
Mrs. Georgetta B. Cleary
Mr. and Mrs. A. Burton
Closson, Jr.
Ms. Gayle Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Cobb
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Mrs. Jean Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody
Ms. Carmen Coffey
Bishop Emerson Colaw
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Collett
Ms. Jacqueline Collin
Mr. Wayne Collins
Ms. Karen Combs
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Compston, Sr.
Ms. Carol V. Conners
Cookies By Design
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
J. Cool
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Cool
Mr. Mike Cope
Ms. Christy Corder
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cordle
Ms. Denise Corrou
Ms. Gloria Coruzzi
Ms. Bonny Coy
Ms. Margaret Coy
Mr. Phillip D. Crabtree
Mr. Albert B. Craig
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Craig
Mr. Dennis Creamer
The Rev. Ms. Jill Croswell
Ms. Alexis Cruikshank
Mrs. Marianna Cruse
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Culp
Ms. Barbara A. Culver
Mr. Mitchell W. Dale
and Ms. Kathleen D.
Foreman
Mr. Bruce J. Daniel
Mr. Brian Dargis
Mrs. Shirley M. Davies
Ms. Cheryl Davis
Mr. Wayne Davis
Ms. Bree Dawson
Ms. Roberta Dawson
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mrs. Candy Day
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P.
Day
Ms. Veronica De Armond
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deal
Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Dean
Mrs. Hazel I. Decaro
Ms. Nancy DeCastro
Mr. Harold Delph
Ms. Vicky Derderian
Mr. and Mrs. E. James
Dickey
Ms. Julie Dierderger
Mr. Edgar Dillingham
Diversity, Inc.
Ms. Judy Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Foltzer
Ms. Leigh Ismael
Ms. Nancy B. Forbriger
Ms. Sandy Foreman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Forgacs
Mrs. Melissa Frampton
Mr. Gregory Frank
Mrs. Marilyn Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.
Frank
Mr. William Franklin
Mrs. Mary Jane Frazer
Ms. Carol Frazier
Ms. Swann Fredrickson
and Mr. Charles C.
VanOrnum
Mr. Michael Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L.
French
Mr. Nicholas French
Mrs. Margery A. Freshley
Mrs. Esther Friedhoff
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.
Mr. Gary Frueauff
Funding Factory
Mrs. Gertrude Furer
Ms. Kaye C. Gaffney
Ms. Kristin Gaffney
Gallagher SKS
Ms. Edna H. Gangwisch
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.
Ganz
Ms. Marietta K. Garber
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R.
Garn
Mrs. Janis Gaskill
Ms. Mary Geer
Gem City Chorus of
Sweet Adelines Int’l
General Electric Corp.
General Electric Evendale
Employees Community
Service Fund
Mrs. Jo Ann Gerdes
Dr. William Gerhardt
Mr. Anthony Gersham
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M.
Gildemeister
Ms. Helen T. Gilioli
Mrs. Barb Gilman
Ms. Nancy S. Ginther
Ms. Carla A. Girten and
Mr. Brian P. Voegele
Give With Liberty
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M.
Glass
Mrs. Norma H. Gloeckler
Ms. Betty S. Glover
Mr. Richard W. Goff
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P.
Goggin
Ms. Doris Gordon
Ms. Samantha Gossett
Graeter’s Ice Cream
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Grant
Graydon Head & Ritchey
LLP
Greater Cincinnati
Foundation
Mr. William Greber
Ms. Bertha Green
Mrs. Mary Green
Greenbrier Development
Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Griesinger
Mr. Walter Griess
Ms. Melissa Griffin
Mr. Gaylord Gross
Grote Enterprises
Miss Elva L. Gscheidle
Mrs. Adeline A. Guerrero
Mr. Reagan Gushulak
Ms. Judith C. Haag
Ms. Kathleen L. Hackett
Mr. Craig Hafer
Mr. Keith A. Hafer
Mrs. Phyllis J. Hafer
Ms. Priscilla G. Haffner
Dr. and Mrs. T. Richard
Halberstadt
Ms. Jessica Hall
Mrs. Madelon C. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L.
Halteman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. John
Hamilton
Hamilton Co. Early
Intervention
Mrs. Jessica Hamm
Mrs. Christie Hanchett
Mr. J. R. Haney
Mr. R. Daniel Hannon
Ms. Sherry Harmon
Ms. Belinda Harris
Mr. Mike Harris
Mr. and Mrs. David
Hartman
Ms. Zita Hartman
Harvest Financial
Advisors LLC
Mrs. Bernice Hashimoto
Ms. Marty Hasley
Hawthorn Club
Ms. Betty P. Haynes
Haynes & Snyder
Mr. Timothy F. Heaberlin
Ms. Florence Hedrick
Ms. Mary Louise Heiden
Mrs. Katherine Heimsath
Mrs. Pauline Heinisch
Mr. James A. Heismann
Ms. Sherry Heller
Ms. Ruth Hemmerly
Mrs. Willena L. Henderly
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Hengehold
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Henley
Ms. Shameka Herald
Mr. Chris Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Heringer
Heritage Health Care
Miss Roberta Hermesch
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A.
Herms
Ms. Ann C. Heslop
Mrs. Evelyn W. Heyl
Hightech Signs
Mr. Michael Hill
Mr. and Ms. David W.
Hills
Mr. Raymond Hils
Ms. Margaret Hoban
Ms. Victoria E. Hoctor
Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Hoeb, JR.
Mrs. Carol Hoehn
Mr. Harry R. Hoerr
Mrs. Bertha Hoeweler
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Hoeweler
Ms. Jana Holl
Mr. Jon Homer
Ms. Barbara Hoover
Hopping Green & Sams,
P.A.
Mrs. Elaine M. Horan
Horizons Landscape &
Irrigation
Ms. Anita Howard
Harvey C Hubbell Trust
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Huber
Mrs. Katherine HuffGagai
Hug Jewelers
Mrs. Donna L. Hughes
Mrs. Martha Huheey
Mr. Donald Huhn
Mr. Joe Hurley
Mr. Hazen Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. R. Steve
Hurst
Mrs. Betty S. Hyler
Illinois Tool Works
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Imbus
Mr. Mark Inabnitt
Infinite Services
Contracting
Inner Blessings
Ms. Lynn Iorfida
Ms. Edith M. Irey
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Iskra
Mrs. Leigh Ismael
J. P. Oil Company, Inc.
u/t/o A.M. Kelsey Bass
Ms. Angela Jackman
Mrs. Moya Jacobs
Ms. Denise A. Jacques
Ms. Jane Jandacek
Ms. Terri Jansen
Mrs. Stephanie Janssen
Mrs. Judy Jaquet
Ms. Cinda K. Jarboe
Ms. Vanessa Jennings
Jewish Communial Fun
Mr. Scott Jividen
Ms. Justina Jobe
Mrs. Lois Johannigman
Ms. Beverly Johnson
Mrs. Ginger Johnson
Ms Kathleen Johnson
Mr. Roderquez Johnson
Mr. Russell Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Johnson
Mrs. T Embury Jones
Mr. Tim Jones
Mr. Tom Jones
Jones Lang LaSalle
Mr. Christopher Joos
Mr. Paul Jostworth
Mrs. Gail W. Kagler
Ms. Myra Kapelis
Ms. Dorothy M.
Kappesser
Ms. Gail Kashishian
Katz, Teller, Brant & Hild,
LPA
Mr. Ousamane Kebe
Mr. George Keepler
Mr. and Mrs. John Keil
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S.
Keith
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Kelly
Ms. Marilean Kelly
Mrs. Jean Kemper
Ken Neyer Plumbing, Inc.
Mrs. Hazel Kendle
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Kenrich
Mr. James E. Kern
Mrs. Regina Kesterson
Ms. Amelia A. Kidder
Mr. Dan Kiley
Ms. Mary Killilea
Mrs. Mildred Kincaid
Ms. Madonna King
Ms. Wilma King
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Kingsbury
Mrs. Margaret W. Kite
Mr. William M. Kite, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M.
Klaus
Mr. Rob Klenk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Klenk
Ms. Lori R. Klinedinst
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Ms. Abraca Drais
Ms. Ruth Drake
Mr. Thomas A. Ralston
and Ms. Jane D.
Dreidame
Ms. R. Elaine Dreidame
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Drewes
Ms. Theresa Dubose
Ms. Joanne Duda
Ms. Jessica Dudley
Mrs. Sue Duebber
Mr. Jeff Dumas
Mrs. Doris A. Dunathan
Mrs. Mary Helen
Dunham
Mrs. Helen Dupree
Mr. Ronnie Duskin
Mr. Paul Eagle
E-BEAM Services Inc.
Eddie Lane’s Diamond
Showroom
Eddie Merlot
Ms. Trudy Edler
Ms. Carol J. Edwards
Edwin H. Green
Intermediate School
Mr. Leo Ege
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Eger
Mr. Patrick Yves
Eichenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T.
Eiler
Mrs. Virginia Elias
Ms. Bianca Elliott
Mr. Bobby Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis
Mr. Shawn Ellis
Mrs. Mary Emerick
Mrs. Mary E. Ervin
Ms. Amara Essex
Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Evans
Exxon Mobil Corporation,
u/t/o A.M. Kelsey Bass
Fabulous Frames & Art
Mr. Antonio Fannon
Mrs. Jacqueline Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Luke M.
Feck
Mr. and Mrs. Philip P.
Fenech
Mrs. Nancy Fenwick
Ms. Jill Fette
Mrs. Diane Ficker
Fidelity Charitable Gift
Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fishwick
Mrs. Barbara J. Fitch
Mr. David H. A. Fitch
Ms. Tracy Fitzgerald
Mrs. Jean M. Fitzharris
Mr. William Fitzpatrick
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R.
Kluener
Mr. Fred Knodle
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kofler
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.
Korb
Ms. Vickie Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Kremer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kremser
Mrs. Marilyn Krock
Krohn Conservatory
Mr. Richard J. Kruse
Ms. Juanita Kuemmel
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Kuenning
Mr. Todd Kuhn
Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Kummer
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lamb
Ms. Jo Ann Lambers
Mrs. Vera E. Lambert
Ms. Janet K. Langhorst
LaRosa’s Pizzeria
Mrs. Leah Lataille
Mrs. Betty J. Latimer
Ms. Maisie Latour
Ms. Judy C. Lauck
Mrs. Sandy Lauman
Mrs. Grace Ulm Lavrich
Ms. Taylor A. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lay
LEC Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E.
Ledwin
Dr. H. Fred Lee
Lend Lease
Mrs. Diana V. Lin
Linda Caswell, Berry &
Sons Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Linnabary
Mr. Andy J. Lipps
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Listermann
Mrs. Lois E. Little
Mr. Doug Loftus
Mrs. Carol Lou Logeman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Ludwig
Luken Construction Inc.
Mrs. Rose Marie Luking
and Mr. Dale L.
Smotherman
Ms. Donna Lutes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyon
M. Hopple & Co.
Mrs. Barbara MacTaggart
Mailender, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Mains
Maketewah Country Club
Mr. Gregory Manley
Ms. Alycen H. Mansell
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin L.
Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Marchand
Ms. Morita Marmo
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Marsh
Martinsville United
Methodist Women
Marty’s Hops & Vines
Mrs. Noelle Masukawa
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Mathias
Dr. and Mrs. Steele F.
Mattingly
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E.
Maxson
Mr. Randal T. May
Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mayfield
Ms. Jeanne Mays
Ms. Eleanor McCombe
Ms. Kathy McCool
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McCoy
Ms. Sue McDaniel
Mr. Kenneth L.
McDonald
Ms. Vera McDonough
Ms. Leslie McGhee
Mrs. Ruth S. McGraw
Ms. Teruko McGuire
Mr. Wayne O. McKee Jr.
McKesson Medical Surgical
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M.
McQuinn
Mr. and Mrs. John C.
McVicker
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Mechem, Jr.
Mr. Ralph W. Meckstroth
Megen Construction
Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W.
Meissner
Mrs. Sharon A. Menke
Ms. Joan E. Mettey
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mettey
Mrs. Anna Middlekamp
Ms. Catherine Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller
Mrs. Judith Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller
Mr. Scott D. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Miltner
Mr. Dumas Minor
Mrs. Martha D. Mitchell
Mr. Michael R. Mitchell
Ms. Dawn Mitic
Mr. Steve Mock
Mr. Ruben Molina
Ms. Sheila Molina
Monro Brakes/Tires
Ms. Holly Monroe
Montgomery Womans
Club
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Moore Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Morand
Ms. Kirsten Morehand
Mrs. E. Louise Morrison
Mrs. Ruth H. Motz
Mount Airy United
Methodist Women
Mr. Mark Mountel
Rev. Jerry G. Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Mugrace
Mr. Tiryne Mulholland
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B.
Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Murray
My Tribute Gift
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell C.
Myers
Mrs. Jean T. Nagle
Mr. Arjuna Narayawa
Mr. Wayne A. Neely
Ms. Stephanie Neftzer
Mr. Craig Nelson
Mr. Ron Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Nesbitt
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.
Neyer
Mr. Kevin Niehaus
Mr. Edward Nies
Ms. Shawnda Noble
Mr. and Mrs. John
Noelcke
Northside/College Hill
Kiwanis Club
O.P. & W.E. Edwards
Foundation
Oak Hills United
Methodist Women
Mrs. Mardie O’Connor
Mr. Michael O’Donnell
Ms. Dorothy Oechsler
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Oenbrink
Ohio River Valley District
Mission Foundation
Ohio Valley Electrical
Services
Mr. and Mrs. William F.
O’Leary Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Onega
Ms. Julie Osswald
Mrs. Patricia E.
Ostasiewski
Mrs. Caryl A. Osterhus
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Osterhus
Ms. Beatrice Overgaard
Ms. Janet Overlay
Mrs. Pam Owens
Ms. Susan Pace
Mr. Angelo Paganelli
Mr. and Mrs. David
Palluconi
Ms. Marjorie Paolino
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Parchman
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Pascoe
Mr. Nicholas L.
Paternoster
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Pavey
Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Pebbles, Jr.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams,
A Division of Dinsmore
& Shohl LLP
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Perbix
Mr. John R. Perry
Perry Park Golf Resort
Peter Gregory Florist
Ms. Deborah Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. John Pfiester
Mrs. Debra E. Pitman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pitts
Plante & Moran, PLLC
PNC Bank
PNC Bank
Mr. David F. Pohl
Ms. Virginia H. Pohl
Mr and Mrs. Dan
Policastro
Ms. Judy Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Porter, Jr.
Prelude Services
Rev. and Mrs. Howard D.
Preston
Ms. Jessica Procaccini
Ms. Vernell Prophett
Mr. Adam Puccini
Ms. Hannah Pullem
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Ms. Pam Purcell
Mr. David Putman
Mrs. Helen Qualley
Mrs. Jennifer Quatman
Mrs. Suzanne Querol
Ms. Kathleen M.
Randolph
Ms. Tanya RatcliffMikesell
Mrs. Heather L. Ratz
Ms. Nadia Ray
RBC Capital Markets
Read A Loud
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Reardon
Mr. Nick Rechtin
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Redmon
Ms. Teresia Reece
Mr. Frank Regueyra
Ms. Thais Reiff
Mrs. Agnes Reilly
Mrs. Joan Reiniger
Mr. Randy Reis
Ms. Carol Shoshkes Reiss
Mr. Herbert Reller
Ms. Cornelia Relyea
Mr. Michael J. Rench
Residents Council of Twin
Towers
Resonate, Inc.
Mr. Thomas Reusch
Mrs. Caroline C. Richards
Ms. Barbara D. Rider
Ms. Monica Riney
Ms. Bessie Roberson
Ms. Clara Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S.
Robinson
Mrs. Jean Rodgers
Ramon Rodriguez
Mrs. Jean Rogers
Mr. Jason Rose
Ms. Sally W. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
D. Rowe
Ms. Ellen Rowe
Ms. Carolyn Royalty
Rudino’s Sports Bar
Mr. Haydon Rudolf
Mrs. Mabel F. Rueger
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R.
Ruehl
Mrs. Mary Joan Rumpke
Ms. Beverly Runkle
Mrs. Mary Kristen
Ruschell
Ms. Christine Rushlow
Ms. Cecelia Russell-Jayne
Mr. Thomas Sabato
Miss Rhonda Saccone
Shiloh United Methodist
Women
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.
Shilt
Mr. and Mrs. William
Short
Ms. Sue Shouse
Dr. Mary Jane Showers
Mr. James A. Shriver
Mr. Mark Siegal and Ms.
Mihir Desai
Ms. Ashley L. Siffel
Ms. Katherine Simmons
Mr. Raymond C. Sinclair
and Ms. Katherine
Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Marc H.
Sirkin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R.
Skidmore
Skilled Care Pharmacy,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slay
Mr. and Mrs. John Small
Mr. Willard Small
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L.
Smith, Jr.
Ms. Brenda Smith
Miss Charlotte Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David J.
Smith
Miss Genevieve Smith
Ms. Janet A. Smith
Ms. Karen Smith
Mrs. Rosemary Smith
Ms. Sherry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Don Soper
Mrs. Evelyn A. Spaulding
Spectrum Consultants
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Spelman, Jr.
Ms. Cindy Spiers
Ms. Jean M. Sponsler
Ms. Michelle Spruance
St. John’s Westminster
Union Church
Ms. Michelle St. Pierre
Ms. Betty A. Stacey
Mr. and Mrs. A.J.
Stagnaro
Mr. Kenneth Stahl
Mr. Joshua Staples
Ms. Margaret E. Starbuck
Ms. Elizabeth A.
Stautberg
Ms. Marian Steele
Mrs. Barbara Steers
Sterling Cut Glass
Mrs. Elizabeth Steward
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.
Stibich
Ms. Beulah M. Stickle
Mr. Robert Stigall
Mr. Anthony Stinson
Mr. Forrest Stivers
Ms. Kimberely StoneLittner
Mr. E. Lee Stonewall
Mrs. Nancy Stopenhagen
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory D. Stover
Ms. Marilyn K. Stover
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Strahm
Strategic Employee
Benefit Service
Mr. and Mrs. David F.
Stratman
Mrs. Sonia Strauss
Mrs. Eleanor Strecker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N.
Sturm Jr.
Mrs. Chris Sullivan
Ms. Chrissy Susshine
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Swanson
Sysco Cincinnati, LLC.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron J.
Szabo
T.J. Williams Electric Co.
Ms. Vicki Tackett
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Talbot
Ms. Molly A. Talbot
Ms. Norma L. Tassian
Mrs. Louise Tatgenhorst
Ms. Dorothy L. Taylor
Mrs. Mary Taylor
Ms. Pamela Terry
Mrs. Stella A. Tertinsky
Ms. Abeba Tesfu
Mrs. Carol Thaman
The Brinkman Group
The Cambridge
Charitable Foundation
The Camden Foundation
The Cheesecake Factory
The Cincinnati Air
Conditioning Co.
The Coggins Group at
Morgan Stanley Smith
Barney
The Ellison Group, Inc.
The Kroger Company
The Melting Pot
The Stitching Girls
The Woodhouse Day Spa
- Cincinnati
The Charles M. Grant
Foundation
Mrs. Susan E. Thibodeau
Ms. Brandy Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward
Thomas
Mrs. Barbara Thompson
Ms. Susan L. Thompson
Thompson Bros. Drywall,
Inc.
Mr. Anthony Thornbury
Dr. and Mrs. Walter W.
Timperman
Ms. Lisa Titus
Mrs. Janet Goldsberry
Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Joe W.
Tomaselli
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Tonnis
Mr. James Traynor
Treasure Island Gift Shop
TriHealth
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C.
Tritschler
Mr. Fredrick Tuepker Jr.
Ms. Tiffany Turley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Tuten
Twin Lakes Associates
Twin Lakes Gathering
Twin Towers Chapel Fund
Twin Towers Christian
Fellowship
Twin Towers Sunday
School Class
Twin Towers Variety Sale
Mrs. Rita E. Uehlein
Ms. Julie Uhrig
United Dairy Farmers
Twin Towers Christian
Fellowship
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E.
Ura
Ursuline Academy
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Uth
Mr. Donald K. Utzman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Vaughan
Ms. Charlene Ventura
Ms. Jackie R. Vidourek
Mr. John Viox, Jr.
Mr. Michael R. Viox
Mr. and Mrs. John Viox III
Viox Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wagner
Mr. William Wahl
Ms. Jeannine Wainscott
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T.
Walker, Ph.D.
Ms. Jean W. Walter
Mrs. Jennifer Warren
Wealth Dimensions
Group LTD.
Ms. Rose Mary Webber
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D.
Weber, Jr.
Ms. Mary Jean Webster
Mr. and Mrs. H. Joshua
Weiser, Jr.
Mr. Harvey Weitkamp
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Weizel
Ms. Maxine Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Wellman
Ms. Florence H. Wesley
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E.
Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E.
Wessels
Mrs. Norma J. Westaway
Westwood United
Methodist Women
Westwood United
Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Wetenkamp
Mr. Chris Weyers
Ms. Jeanne D. Weyers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S.
Whatley
Ms. Mary Ann Whellan
Ms. Ethel White
Mr. Warren White
Ms. Roniqua Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitescarver
Mr. Richard Whitescarver
Ms. Carol Wick
Ms. Judith C.
Wickemeyer
Widmer’s Cleaners
Ms. Evelyn Widner
Mr. John E. Wild
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Wilder
Ms. Diane Wiles
Mr. and Mrs. Curt
Wilhelm
Mr. Tim Wilkinson
Ms. Joan Williams
Mr. Robert L. Williams
Williamsburg Harmony
Hill Assoc. Inc.
Mr. David E. Wilson
Ms. Erin Wilson
Ms. Jamila Wilson
Ms. Mary Jean Wink
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Wissel
Mr. Russell Witte
Ms. Donna Wocher
Mr. and Mrs. William
Wohl
Ms. Karen M. Wolf
Mrs. Ann B. Wood
Ms. Ellen M. Wood
Chaplain Rebecca Woods
Ms. Barbara M. Wright
Ms. Betty J. Wright
Mr. John Wright
Xavier University
Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell
Ms. Dawn Yeager
Mrs. Eleanor M. Yeager
Mr. Kin Yeung
Ms. Regina Yost
Ms. Oleta F. Young
Mrs. Linda Yuan
Mr. Chet Zellars
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Zeno
Mrs. Betty Zentmeyer
Mr. Nick Ziepfel
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Life
Communities
Enriching
Enriching
Communities
Communities
Foundation
Foundation
Foundation
Publication
Publication
Publication
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2014
2010
2013 Annual Report
Mr. and Mrs. John Sacks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Sallwasser
Mr. Robert Same
Ms. Tiffany Sampson
Sam’s Club
Sarahswan Designs
Ms. JoAnn Sargent
Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Sarran
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Savage
Mrs. Bonnie Schacht
Ms. Mary Ann Schenk
Ms. Jeanne Schierloh
Mr. Earl A. Schmalz
Chas J. Schmermund
Ms. Phyllis Schmid
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T.
Schmidlin
Ms. Mary Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Schmitt
Mrs. Rita Schnecke
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
David Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.
Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Schottelkotte
Mrs. Katharina Schulten
Mrs. Mary Schultze
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Schulze
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Schulze
Mr. Philip Schutte
Schwab Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Schwandner
Schwartz Jewelers Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Schweiger
Ms. Mona J. Schwer
Mr. David A. Scicchitano
Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Scott
Ms. Shirley C. Scott
Mrs. Martha Seaman
Ms. Joan H. Searby
Mrs. Laura Seay
Mr. Eric Sebastian
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Seilacher
Mr. Clinton E. Seitz
Mrs. Louise A. Selden
Mr. Franklin Sell
Seth Podiatry Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Shafer
Mr. Adam Shaffer
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R.
Shaffer
Ms. Kim Shamlin
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaver
Mr. and Mrs. David W.
Shaw
Mrs. Ruth C. Shawver
Ms. Susan Shields
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Upcoming Events
m Outdoor
Summer Concert Series
at Twin Lakes
The Outdoor Summer Concert Series returns to
Twin Lakes with a lively lineup! Bring your family and
friends for an evening of music, games and lemonade.
Concert Schedule
July 17th
Stormy Weather
Jazz Quintet
August 21st
Dancing Under the
Stars with the Jeannine Groh Trio
All concerts are free and open to the public. For
information, please call (513) 247-1330
m
It’s a Whale of a Sale
On Saturday, September 6th from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m., join us as the
Friends of Twin Lakes hold the annual
“Whale of a Sale”! This sale includes
large and small items of furniture,
kitchenware, jewelry, etc. and benefits the
Twin Lakes Benevolent and Pastoral Care Funds.
m Celebrating
115 Years
Please mark your calendar to celebrate the 115th
Anniversary of the founding of Twin Towers and the
Life Enriching Communities organization on
September 25th at Cooper’s Creek Event Center
in Blue Ash. Proceeds from this dinner and music
event will benefit the LEC Foundation Benevolent Care
Funds. Further details on ticket information will be
forthcoming.
m Annual
Fall Tea and
Silent Auction
The Annual Fall Tea and Silent Auction
sponsored by the Twin Towers
Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday,
October 28th from 1:00 p.m
to 4:00 p.m. in the Gulden
Community Center. Proceeds from
this event support various projects
throughout the Twin Towers campus.
Invitations will be mailed in September.