The $1.5 Million Mabee Challenge

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The $1.5 Million Mabee Challenge
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Mabee Foundation
$1.5 Million
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The $1.5 Million Mabee Challenge
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THE MISSION OF THE SETON FUND IS TO BE THE FUND DEVELOPMENT AND ENDOWMENT ARM OF THE DAUGHTERS OF
C H A R I T Y H E A LT H C A R E M I N I S T RY O F C E N T R A L T E X A S .
T H E S U P P O RT O F T H E S E T O N F U N D I S L I M I T E D T O T H E S E T O N
HEALTHCARE NETWORK (WITH EXCEPTION OF THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF AUSTIN) AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS STAFFED
O R S P O N S O R E D B Y T H E D A U G H T E R S O F C H A R I T Y O R W O R K I N G I N C O L L A B O R AT I V E S U P P O RT O F T H E D A U G H T E R S O F
C H A R I T Y H E A LT H C A R E M I S S I O N .
I T S E F F O RT S H A L L B E E X E R C I S E D W I T H W I S D O M A N D I N T E G R I T Y, G U I D E D B Y T H E
VINCENTIAN SPIRIT OF RESPECT, BELIEF IN THE GOODNESS OF PEOPLE AND LOVE OF THE POOR.
THE SETON FUND MAGAZINE
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Centennial Campaign Takes
a Major Step Forward
T
he Seton Fund is delighted to announce the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation
of Tulsa as a new partner in our Centennial Campaign. Their support of
“bricks and mortar” projects has helped build schools, colleges and
universities, museums and historical societies throughout the Southwest. Their
generous $1.5 million challenge grant will enable Seton Medical Center to expand
its capabilities and enhance the overall function and appearance of its facilities. To
receive the funds, we must raise an additional $5.8 million by July 1, 2003, less
than a year from now.
Our partnership with the Mabee Foundation has energized our Centennial Campaign.
We ask for your financial support and hope the Mabee Challenge will inspire others
to invest in our mission to keep Central Texas citizens healthy and strong.
The importance of quality healthcare and emergency medical services in our
communities is evident more than ever before. SETON and the Daughters of
Charity are pleased that the Centennial Campaign, including the Seton Medical
Center expansion and renovation, is well on its way to help SETON prepare to meet
the increasing demand for these services in Central Texas during the 21st century.
Your and my support of the Daughters of Charity healthcare mission is critical to
the well-being of our fellow citizens in the communities SETON serves. I hope you
will join me in this challenge.
Allan Shivers, Jr.
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$5.8 Million
to be raised
Help The Seton Fund Meet the
Mabee Challenge
T
he J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has issued a
generous $1.5 million challenge to support the expansion and renovation
of Seton Medical Center.
Fifteen million of the $51.8 million renovation and expansion project is to
be raised from philanthropy and more than $7.6 million has been raised. In
order to receive the Mabee Foundation challenge grant, The Seton Fund must
raise the remaining $5.8 million by July 2003.
“The Mabee stamp of approval is a high honor,” said Dr. Patricia Hayes,
interim president and CEO of the SETON Healthcare Network. “It is a signif-
icant vote of confidence in the talents of the SETON staff and the generosity of
our donors. We greatly appreciate the generous gift from the Mabee Foundation and are confident that our supporters will help us meet the challenge.”
The Mabee Foundation was established in 1948 to assist religious, charitable
and educational organizations across the Southwestern United States, particularly
in the area of capital improvements.
To make a contribution, or for more information, contact The Seton Fund
at (512) 324-1990 or by e-mail at [email protected], visit our web site at
www.setonfund.org or mail us at 1201 W. 38th Street, Austin, TX 78705.
Centennial Campaign
Update
The Seton Fund’s $25 million Centennial Campaign for
SETON, celebrating the Daughters of Charity’s first 100 years
of service to the Austin community, is off to a great start
thanks to generous gifts from the Central Texas community.
The Centennial Campaign Has Two Objectives:
Providing $15 million of philanthropic support for the $51.8 million
renovation and expansion of Seton Medical Center, including the
expansion of the Emergency Care and Surgery centers, and building
a $10 million endowment for the Seton Community Health Centers
serving working poor families, launched by a $5 million challenge
grant from Angela and Mort Topfer.
to sustain operating needs at the clinics for years to come. Angela and
Mort Topfer will match each cash gift to the clinic endowment dollar for
dollar. Their $5 million challenge grant has helped The Seton Fund raise
more than $2 million in cash gifts to date toward the $10 million goal.
Your gifts to the Centennial Campaign will help SETON meet the
increasing demand for services in Central Texas. For more information
about how you can help, please contact The Seton Fund at (512) 3241990 or by e-mail at [email protected].
Seton Medical Center Expansion/Renovation and
The Mabee Challenge
Patient areas are currently under renovation with patient rooms on the
cardiology floor already completed. The renovation continues with construction of a new employee parking garage between Lamar and
Wabash, which opened in August. The parking garage immediately
behind (south) of Seton Medical Center is available for patients and visitors. The expansion of the Emergency Care Center and the Surgery
Center will begin later this year. The Mabee Foundation has made
a $1.5 million challenge grant to The Seton Fund to help raise the
remaining $5.8 million of the $15 million to be raised for this project.
Seton Clinic Endowment and The Topfer Challenge
Seton’s three community health centers provide primary healthcare and
social services to low-income, working-poor children and adults. A
strong endowment will help provide a stable, long-term source of funds
Members of SETON’s leadership team, The Seton Fund Board, the Daughters of
Charity, medical and clinical staff and PageSoutherlandPage Architects prepare
to break ground on the next phase of Seton Medical Center’s expansion project.
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FALL 2002
Seton Development Board
Continues to Flourish After 25 Years
It took a dream and 52 energetic and devoted women
to create the Seton Development Board, the first
non-political development board in Austin’s history.
In 1977, the need for the Seton Development
Board was first realized as a result of the dramatic
growth and changing role of Seton Medical Center
in the Central Texas community. People who
needed complicated and sophisticated medical
procedures had to travel to other cities to receive
treatment.
As CEO of Seton Medical Center, Sr. Mary
Rose McPhee, D.C. had a vision. She was determined to make Seton a major medical center by
bringing new services to Austin. Her plan was to
establish a board of prominent women to sponsor
an annual gala and to involve the women of a 10county region in fundraising for regional services,
including the area’s first neonatal center.
Seton Cove
Events Celebrate
and Inspire
“I think the spirit of these women made a big
difference in making Seton known in the Austin
area,” said Sr. Mary Rose. “It’s through them and
their friends that the Seton Development Board is
successful and recognized as a special organization.”
The Board’s first gala in 1978 brought comedian Bob Hope to Austin and netted $33,000 to
benefit Seton’s new neonatal center.
Today, founding and second-generation members continue to shine, raising more than $6.5
million since the Board’s inception in 1977. The
Seton Development Board outreach groups in
Giddings, Highland Lakes, Horseshoe Bay, Lago
Vista, La Grange, Lakeway and Lexington help
advocate and fundraise for Seton in their communities. Read about the Seton Development Board’s
upcoming 25th Anniversary Gala on page 8.
“ Sr. Mary Rose’s compassion,
love and commitment were a
driving force that really was the
impetus of the Seton Development Board. Her inspiration and
sincerity were contagious. She
provided the essential leadership
that we needed for success.”
Hessie Owen,
25-year member, Seton Development Board
SETON Auxiliaries Raise $728,000
SETON Auxiliary members
display a check to The Seton
Fund and Children’s Hospital
Foundation totaling $728,000
from their Auxiliary projects.
Pictured are (from left) Margaret Wendler, Seton Medical
Center Auxiliary past president; Amelia Perez, Seton
McCarthy Auxiliary past president; Pat Dawson, Brackenridge Hospital Auxiliary
president; and Lisa Neely,
Seton Northwest Hospital
Auxiliary past president. Not
pictured are: Andrea Wyatt,
Seton Southwest Auxiliary
president; Marsha Eubanks,
Seton Highland Lakes Auxiliary
president; Thelma Faglie,
Seton Edgar B. Davis Auxiliary
president; and Samia Joseph,
Children’s Hospital of Austin
Auxiliary past president.
(From left) Ellie Schneider and
Sr. Mary Rose McPhee shared
details about their unique
friendship at The Seton
Cove’s Gift of Friendship
Luncheon.
The Seton Cove presented “The Gift of Friendship
Luncheon” by Sr. Mary Rose McPhee, D.C., founder
of the Seton Cove, and her longtime friend, Ellie
Schneider. The two women discussed their sacred
connection through the gift of friendship in front
of a delighted audience, all of whom felt a renewed
appreciation of their own friendships. Special
thanks to our underwriters for their support and to
Dianne and Gene Schoch for hosting this event in
their lovely home.
In continuation of its ongoing storytelling
events, The Seton Cove also presented a unique
evening with internationally known poet and author
David Whyte, who discussed the powerful imagery
of his poetry and his personal story. The Seton Cove
offers study groups on Mr. Whyte’s book, The Heart
Aroused, which explores the spiritual dimensions of
the workplace.
For more information about upcoming Seton
Cove events or to request a catalog of events, call
(512) 451-0272.
In addition to helping support patients and staff throughout the SETON Healthcare Network, eight SETON Auxiliaries raised a collective $728,000 to support The Seton Fund and Children’s Hospital Foundation of Austin.
Auxiliaries from Seton Medical Center, Seton Northwest Hospital, Seton Southwest Medical Center, Brackenridge
Hospital, Seton Highland Lakes Hospital, Seton Edgar B. Davis Hospital, Seton McCarthy Community Health Center
and Children’s Hospital of Austin raised funds for SETON through gift shops and special events such as art auctions
and golf tournaments.
These remarkable volunteers are an integral part of the SETON family and work tirelessly to support the Daughters’
healthcare ministry throughout Central Texas.
Frances Elizabeth Quinn
February 27, 1997 – January 25, 2002
The Elizabeth Ann Seton Board has created a permanent endowment in
honor of Terry Quinn, immediate past president of the Elizabeth Ann
Seton Board, in memory of her daughter Frances Elizabeth Quinn. The
endowment will be used to support the healthcare needs of children
treated at the Seton Community Health Centers. Contributions may be
made to The Seton Fund.
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FALL 2002
Elizabeth Ann Seton Board
Gala Nets More Than Half a Million Dollars
Austin’s own Asleep at the Wheel kept Western
swing alive and kicking at the Eleventh Annual
Elizabeth Ann Seton Board’s “Evening Under the
Stars” at The Polo Club in Dripping Springs. The
$523,000 raised will help the Seton Community
Health Centers provide primary healthcare and
social services to working-poor families.
Special thanks to Diamond Star Sponsor AMD; Invitation
Sponsor Atlantic Trust; Entertainment Sponsor Bank of
America; Platinum Star Sponsors Austin Coca-Cola
Bottling Company, Texas Monthly, and Angela and
Mort Topfer; and Gold Star Sponsors Geoff and Susan
Armstrong, Roe Sharon and Kyle Hughes (KCL Foundation), Emergency Services Partners LP, Donald D.
Hammill Foundation, Barbara and Jim Matheney,
John and Chris McHale/Tom and Deborah Green,
The Menagerie, and Patient Accounting Service Center.
(From left) Gala Co-chair
Terri Von Dohlen, Board
President Terry Quinn and
Gala Co-chair Rona Baizer
celebrate the success of
the evening.
Asleep at the Wheel bandleader Ray Benson visits with Gala
sponsor Angela Topfer.
Vickie Roan of
The Menagerie
fine jewelry store
describes silent
auction items to
Elizabeth Ann
Seton Board
member Shelly
Mabry Ellard and
Donna Stockton
Hicks.
During the live auction, board member Susan Keene tempts guests with a beautiful set of earrings.
Pictured standing (from left) are Rex White, Bryan Rubio and Susan Keene; seated (from left) are
Kelly Topfer, Wendy and Alan Topfer and Moe Freid.
(From left) Erika and Bryan Herndon and Board President Terry Quinn
chat at a Gala pre-party at the beautiful home of Luci Baines Johnson
and Ian Turpin.
Luci Baines Johnson and Ian Turpin (right) welcome (from left) Gene Attal, Seton Fund president;
Dr. Patricia Hayes, interim president and CEO of the SETON Healthcare Network; and Sr. Gertrude
Levy, D.C. to the Gala pre-party.
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FALL 2002
Tributes and Memorials
May 1, 2001 through May 31, 2002
Tributes
Jeff Abbott
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Abbott
Margarita Barboza
Mr. Jose A. Barboza
Sr. Beatrice Broussard, d.c.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hoke
Ms. Karen Kahan
Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Resnik
Seton Northwest Auxiliary
Joseph Ekweariri
CDEK Productions, Inc.
Sr. Nannette Gentile, d.c.
Ms. Karen Kahan
Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Resnik
Keith W. Gregory
Mrs. Helen S. Gregory
Micheal Hankamer
Mr. & Mrs. Alan W. Jarl
Allan Henry
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Puzey
Brason Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Meinke
Thomas M. Keel
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn F. Anderson
Sr. Gertrude Levy, d.c.
Ms. Diane W. Daniel
Mrs. Frances D. Mertz
Bishop John E. McCarthy
Sr. Helen Brewer, d.c.
Sr. Blanche McDonald, d.c.
Mrs. Frances D. Mertz
Sr. Mary Rose McPhee
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Lavidge
Sr. Hannah O’Donoghue
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Bennett
Gary Piefer, m.d.
Ms. Susan E. McClernon & Mr. Patrick Pfahl
Graham Quinn
Ms. Stacy W. Ehrlich
Rick L. Resnik
Hillel Foundation
Vivian K. Smith
Ms. Diana B. Phillips
Patricia M. Speier
Mr. & Mrs. Dan R. Bullock
Third Coast Physicians
Dr. & Mrs. Sam S. Roberts III
Mort Topfer
Jenkens & Gilchrist
Sr. Jean Ann Wesselman, d.c.
Ms. Anne K. McCulloch
Clifton A. Wiles
Mr. Quinton A. Wiles
Memorials
Mary Ann Marek Allen
Mrs. Virginia Fry
Mrs. Esther M. Munoz
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Pace
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Pearl Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Wen C. Sundbeck
Roland Anderson
Mrs. Lois G. Moen
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Pace
Mr. & Mrs. Wen C. Sundbeck
Ruby Andes
Mrs. Beverly A. Massengale
Thomas J. Archer
Mrs. Mary R. Butler
Lucille S. Avery
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Adams
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Adkins
Mr. & Mrs. Anton B. Allen
Ms. Lucy G. Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. Butch Bradley
Mrs. Mary R. Butler
Mr. Robert L. Ellett
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Colfer
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Covert
Mrs. Gertrude M. Darnall
Mr. & Mrs. Darin N. Digby
Mr. & Mrs. David Digby
Mr. David M. Digby II
Mr. J. Chrys Dougherty
Mrs. Susan Driver
Mr. & Mrs. Gus K. Eifler
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Ellett
J. C. Evans Construction Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Fleming, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Richard E. Helmer
Mr. & Mrs. Frank N. Ikard, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Greg A. Kozmetsky
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Manford, III
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Milne
Dr. & Mrs. Roger D. Morefield
Mrs. E. Gary Morrison
Mr. & Mrs. Tom O. Murphey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Nelson, Jr.
Old Settlers Association of Williamson Cty.
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Page, Sr.
Miss Josie Palmer
Mrs. Elora W. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. Talley
Mrs. Catherine N. Teten
Mrs. Catherine H. Umstattd
University of Texas Medical Branch
Judge Mary Pearl Williams
Mr. Malcom Wortham
John Joseph Barry
Ms. Margaret B. Barry
Jeff Biegel
Mr. & Mrs. Billy D. Farquhar
Ms. Jo Carol Kennedy
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Obeck
Geneva Eckstein
Ms. Claire H. Howell
Ed Edmondson
Mrs. Della Needham
Juanell Bingham
Ms. Doris M. Lloyd
Dr. & Mrs. Bob Schultz
Leigh Ellis
Mrs. Mary R. Butler
Maxine Bland
Mr. Richard Archer
Mary Bourke
Mrs. Wylie F. Creel
Mrs. Freddie L. Fernbach
Mrs. Ethel Fillmore
Mrs. Virginia Fry
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Keel
Mr. & Mrs. P. J. Schwenke
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Snook
Sue Lebermann Bovay
Ms. Margaret C. Berry
Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Denius
Jaderlund Investments
Mrs. Joy M. Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Valdez
Micheal Branch
Mr. & Mrs. Gary C. Green
Mrs. Beverly A. Massengale
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Patton
Joe Brazier
Mr. & Mrs. Huey P. Prater
Joe Brown
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Wales
Ann Brucks
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Massengale
Mary Burke
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hayes
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Laura M. Burns
Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Patterson
Mike W. Butler
Ms. Anne Allen
Alpha Nu of Sigma Chi, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle A. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Jack T. Brown
Mrs. Ellen S. Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Fred E. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Donovan
Mrs. Susan Driver
Mrs. Margaret B. Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Fleming, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Allen D. Golden
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Griffin, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Horn
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Kercheville
Mr. & Mrs. Allan K. Longacre
Mrs. Mary Jane Mallard
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Meihaus, III
Mrs. E. Gary Morrison
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Nelson, Jr.
Dr. James A. Prentice &
Dr. Linda G. Prentice
Mrs. Linda F. Rowland
Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Sanders
Mrs. Joy M. Scott
Mrs. Louis F. Southerland
Southwest Brick Institute
Mrs. Catherine N. Teten
Mrs. Catherine H. Umstattd
Hollis Carnathan
Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Carlisle, Jr.
Mr. Ralph A. Jensen
Mr. & Mrs. George Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Thompson
Jo Ann Miller Carpenter
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Jack Carroll
Mrs. William H. Gosdin
Vesta Cranor
Mr. Bill S. Clark
Nathan & Zachary Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Breshears
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Crawford
Ms. Shirley Davies
Mr. & Mrs. Jack England
Mr. & Mrs. Mehmet E. Erengil
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Freeman
Ms. Mary Margaret A. Gallaway
Ms. Rachel J. Gee
Mr. & Mrs. Dana Lovell
Mr. & Mrs. John Lynch
Ms. Laura L. Mangum
Ms. Victoria K. McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Ian R. McNab
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Muth
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Neilson
Ms. Sandra R. Nicolas
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Shive
Mr. & Mrs. Darren Stefani
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Warner
Ms. Amy Van Wyngarden
Rodney Demasters
Meadowlakes Ladies Golf Association
Ms. Doris M. Rudolph
Ms. Majorie J. Shirley
Vernon Dement
Mr. & Mrs. Kerry G. Merritt
Raymond A. Diemer
Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Ritter
Martin Dies
Mr. & Mrs. Kerry G. Merritt
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Womack
James W. Dunn
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Prentice
Nathan Ebright
Mr. & Mrs. T. Harry Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Balsters
Mr. & Mrs. Joe L. Banda
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bradley
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hall
Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Darren S. Hodgson
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Laosa
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Denis A. Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Straz
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Mrs. Jeff L. Wilson
Harrell Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Herman R. Lawyer
Nell Pender
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Meredith
Hal Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Darwin E. Singleton, Jr.
Elizabeth Legault
Mr. & Mrs. Glen D. Peterson
Billie B. Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Glick
Ms. Mary M. Votaw
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Zamen
J. P. Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gall
Doanld Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Etter
Kathy Evans
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Hutto
Wynette Farley
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Sr. Philmena Feltz, d.c.
Mrs. George E. O’Rear
O. O. Fleshner
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hayes
Evelyn Fischer Long
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Gordon S. Peterson
Mr. Myrt Hargus
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth K. Wells
Robert L. Lubin
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Wilson
Jane Ann Petrosewicz
Mrs. Della Needham
William A. Lucas
Ms. Patricia Ruff
Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Evelyn F. Pollard
Highland Lakes Bank
Beatrice Lucksinger
Dr. & Mrs. John E. Sandner
Irene Frasier
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Etter
R. A. Lucksinger
Mrs. Catherine H. Umstattd
Sue Ann Froehlich
Mrs. Beatrice Wertheimer
Marion Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Leatherman
Ella D. General
Mr. Robert D. Dilworth
Joe P. Macken
Mr. Fred Barkley
Ms. Adele S. Evans
Jesse George
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy H. Atkins
Mr. & Mrs. Earl H. Bescher
Mr. & Mrs. Maynard E. Bothun
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Breaux
Mr. D. W. Calvert
Mr. & Mrs. George L. Cullum
Duke University Medical Center
Ms. Barbara Fee
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Forney
Mrs. Ann George
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gipson
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hardwick
Houston Geological Society
Ms. Lynna Hurst
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon T. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Kline
Ms. Pat J. Korbus
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel E. Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Masters
Ms. Foncille McBride
Mr. John M. Meiser & Ms. Suzanne Powers
Mr. Gary L. Rosner
Mr. Mike G. Rutherford
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sadlowski
Ms. Karen L. Sartell
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Saunders
Ms. Debbie G. Sawyer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Shower
Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Votti
The Williams Companies, Inc.
Williams Investor Relations
Mr. Thomas J. Windberg
Lucille Kieke Marsae
Mrs. Florene K. McKenzie
Mrs. Lois G. Moen
Jean Echols Marsh
Ms. Barbara B. Miller
Loretta Marsh
Mrs. Hallie H. Burns
Joann Martin
Ms. Berniece Burford
Herbert Hall McAdams
Mr. & Mrs. F. Walter Penn
Dorothy McClillan
Mr. & Mrs. Si Vance
Francis O. McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Wen C. Sundbeck
Mac McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Pace
Anne Mees McGilvray
Ms. Anne M. Steinocher
Willie Mae McPhaul
Mr. & Mrs. Kerry G. Merritt
William Gooch
Mrs. Virginia Fry
Raul Medina
George & Donaldson, L.L.P.
William H. Gosdin
Mrs. William H. Gosdin
Joan Grass
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey G. Uren
Lynwood W. Mees
Burnet Chamber of Commerce
Ms. Dorothy James
Mr. & Mrs. Ross B. Johnson
Ms. Ann Wise
Jean Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Delany
Everett Meurer
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kouri
Jacquilyn Griganavicius
Mr. Joseph Griganavicius
Mary Joseph Michalka
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Frank Guffin
Dr. & Mrs. John Wilson
John L. Miley
Highland Lakes Bank
William W. Gurley
Mr. & Mrs. Weldon Friedrich
Bobby Miller
Ms. Sandra Mauldin
Jack Hahn
Ms. Esther L. Huff
Melisa Miller
U.S. Geological Survey
George Hayes
Ms. Dora J. Barton
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gumbert
Alfred I. Moen
Mrs. Lois G. Moen
Annie Monroe
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy E. Linn
Dan Hayhurst
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Berry
Bonny Cove Homeowners’ Association
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Brascom
Mr. & Mrs. T. A. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Drew Colvin
Mr. Nick T. Encke
Dr. & Mrs. Brad Hall
Horseshoe Bay Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Latham
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lumpkin
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Mikkelson
Mr. & Mrs. Lowell E. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stromgren
Ms. Renee Thomas
Edna Moore
Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Lipiec
William A. Morris
Mr. Charles C. Elam
Jerry Morrison
Ms. Julianne S. Acevedo
Mrs. Henry Blott
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon S. Butler
Mr. & Mrs. David Collier
Mr. C. A. Cook
Mr. Lloyd H. Duty, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ellison
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis English
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Givens
Gold N Vision
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Jim D. Highsmith
IEC Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. David Kincannon
Mr. Bryan A. Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. Chris C. Mason
Mrs. Beverly A. Massengale
Ms. Katherine N. Moerbe
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Overheu
Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt
Texas Department of Economic Development
Ms. Juanice V. Thiele
Mr. Tom Shipley & Ms. Christi Y. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Walls
Mr. & Mrs. William K. Wittenbrook
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Zuniga
Boyce Hershman
Mrs. Margaret J. Hershman
Ms. Claire H. Howell
Mrs. Mary Jane Mallard
Linda Hodge
Enforcement Head Quarters Support
Ms. Donna Rodgers
Bob Hudson
Ms. Harriet G. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Wallace
Tecwyn Lloyd Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Adams
Mary Ann Joseph
Mr. Shelby L. Allen
Mary R. Keller
Mr. James Bickley
Ms. Bette Williams, CPA
Morris R. Kieke
Mrs. Florene K. McKenzie
Frances Marcyle Lee
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Foley
Mr. & Mrs. James K. Lee
Janet S. Reifslager
Mrs. Catherine N. Teten
Edward V. Reilly
Mrs. Dolores S. Reilly
Marcy Riley
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bradley, Jr.
Croesus Capital Management LLC
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Gangstad
Hedgefund.Net
Mr. & Mrs. Jon R. Loehman
Leonard C. Roberts Revocable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Tesch, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Watras
Mr. & Mrs. Brown Word
Logan Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Verosky
Harold Rooney
Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Lipiec
Florine McCoy Pearce
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Ann Knotts Russell
Mrs. Mary R. Butler
Betty Pederson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Garst, Jr.
John Ruwwe
Mr. & Mrs. Terrell Allen
Eunice Kuban
Ms. Sandra Mauldin
Arthur Kuchenbacker
Ms. Geneva Kuchenbacker
Stephen C. Reid
Mr. Michael Hankamer
Mr. & Mrs. Alan W. Jarl
Rosalie Orsatti
Mrs. Beverly A. Massengale
Ed Oakes
Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Resnik
Allan Kladstrup
Mr. & Mrs. Allan P. Kladstrup
Betty Rapp
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gordy
George O’Rear
Mrs. George E. O’Rear
Nurse Alumnae
Mrs. Norma Bruce
Mrs. Pat Dooley
Mrs. Virginia Fry
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Keel
Mrs. Louise M. Leyden
Mrs. Esther M. Munoz
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Pace
Mrs. Hallie J. Rovello
Lawrence F. Kieke
Mrs. Florene K. McKenzie
Mrs. Lois G. Moen
Frances Elizabeth Quinn
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Archer
Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Askew, Sr.
Ms. Anne L. Aynesworth
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Baizer
Mr. & Mrs. Alec F. Beck
Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Box
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Brady
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Burns, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Duncan T. Butler, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Clement
Mr. & Mrs. Brent Covert
Mr. & Mrs. Coley Cowden
Mr. & Mrs. Ben D. Crenshaw
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Casey L. Dobson
Mr. & Ms. John Donovan
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Doughtie
Mr. & Mrs. William Eckert
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Ehrlich, Jr.
Ms. Stacy W. Ehrlich
Mr. & Mrs. Tom G. Ezell
Mr. & Mrs. Laurens B. Fish, III
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Fleming, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Gaston
Mr. & Mrs. Morris S. Gottesman
Ms. Nancy N. Harper
Mr. & Mrs. Reed Hawn
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Heironimus
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Herd
Mr. & Mrs. David Herndon
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hewlett
Ms. Milly Holmes
Mr. & Mrs. Joe E. Holt
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Kiser, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Winston Krause
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Kreisle
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Lewis
Dr. & Mrs. William S. Livingston
Dr. & Mrs. Craig H. Lubin
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Maples
Ms. Ann B. McIver
Mr. & Mrs. Kerry G. Merritt
Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Nash, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd R. Nation
Ms. Mary E. Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Owen, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Page, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Parker
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Pitts
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powell
Dr. & Mrs. Jaime E. Ramirez
Hillary Anderson & William Ramsdell, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Rathgeber
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Renneker
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Rowland
Ms. Angela R. Sandefer
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Schell
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley F. Schlosser
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Schwartz
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Schweitzer
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan D. Sehlke
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Stevens
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Talley
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Taylor
Mrs. Catherine N. Teten
Mr. & Mrs. Tod N. Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Will R. Wilson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy D. Windham
Mr. & Mrs. Jack P. Wolfe
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Womack
Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Yancy
James M. Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Barney
Best Construction Services, Inc.
Ms. Marlynn G. Blondell
Mr. & Mrs. K. E. Clonts
Ms. Iris Dewald
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hammond
Mr. & Mrs. Ray B. Helton
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kirkpatrick
Ms. Cathi Long
Ms. Marvel E. Love
Mickan Family Ltd.
Ms. Olga E. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. David D. Reese
Ms. Margot K. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Duglis Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Stevenson
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Stremmel
Sara Danis Nolan
Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Walker
Carl Kelley
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Kimball
Juanita Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Cox
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene H. Lovering
Mr. & Mrs. John J. McKetta, Jr.
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Primo Scopel
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Jones
Mike Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Alexander
Mr. & Mrs. Jim G. Batson
Mr. Vernon Boydston
First Baptist Church-Tow
Goodnews Sunday School Class
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. Delton L. Robinson
Ms. Geneva G. Summers
Doris Ann Shumaker
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Massengale
Frank M. Siler
Mr. & Mrs. George S. Hinkle, III
Leola Smith
Ms. Berniece Burford
John K. Somerville
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hans
Mr. J. J. Lagowski
Jim Stay
Mrs. Beverly A. Massengale
Irene E. Summers
Bumgardner, Morrison & Company, L.L.P.
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Gisler
Ms. Addie P. Goldman
Mrs. Eunice M. Irwin
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Onken
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Pavlicek
Dr. & Mrs. Paul E. Roeh
County of Victoria
Ms. Jean C. Woehl
Walter Sykes
Highland Lakes Bank
Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Sykes
Werner Tatsch
Mr. & Mrs. Elmo A. Boehl
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Cuddy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Lundeen
Ms. Myrtle Ragland
Thomas Enich Thomas
Men’s Down Town Sunday School Class
Pat Tims
Ms. Janice C. Beima
Mr. & Mrs. Nealon Carter
Mr. Gary Jon & Ms. Mary M. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Fenter
Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Maunder
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Oberhaus
Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Ragsdill
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Stripling
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Wedel
Joe Tonahill
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Kreisle
Gloria C. Torrence
CDEK Productions, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Massengale
Adele Travis
Mr. Trent C. Stockton
Paul W. Treptow, III
Ms. Jacquelyn E. Treptow
Rachel Treptow
Ms. Jacquelyn E. Treptow
Victor Utterback
Mr. James R. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Harold S. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Fisher
Highland Lakes Flyer Club
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Holmes
Ms. Dorothy H. Jarvis
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Jones
Kebrle Stained Glass Studio, Inc.
Ms. Carolyn Mauzy
Mr. Donald S. Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Roy G. Pate Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Octavio Romero
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Saunderson
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Yturri
William H. Van Horn
Mr. Patrick Dunn
Ms. Nancy C. Fly
Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Horn
Ms. Beth E. Jones
Ms. Lara Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. Norris D. Young
Helen E. Volk
Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Resnik
Dianne L. Walton
Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Resnik
Dr. Patricia Hayes/
SETON Healthcare Network
Joe Warren
Mr. & Mrs. Joey C. Needham
Pam Weisinger
Mrs. Rosalie Scott
Mildred G. Wendlandt
Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Newsom
Seton School of Nursing Alumnae
Mr. & Mrs. William K. Wittenbrook
Edward Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Sandberg
Virginia Womack
Mrs. Hallie H. Burns
Mrs. Margaret B. Duncan
Mrs. Leigh Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Fleming, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Horn
Mr. & Mrs. Kerry G. Merritt
While every effort has been made to assure
the accuracy of these memorials and tributes,
mistakes can occur. If a name has been omitted or printed incorrectly, please accept our
sincere apologies. Contact The Seton Fund at
(512) 324-1990 or email [email protected]
with problems or concerns.
Giving Creatively
Donor Endowments Support
SE TON Programs
Rare Coins Add Up to Support
Seton Community Health Centers
Lavon and Verne Philips are delighted that their gift of a rare coin collection will
serve uninsured working families at the Seton Community Health Centers.
The Philips learned about the Centennial Campaign for SETON and were eager
to make a gift to the clinics’ endowment – providing health care for working families without access to health insurance. By designating their gift to the clinics’
endowment, their donation will be matched dollar for dollar through a challenge
grant from Austin philanthropists Angela and Mort Topfer.
At the time they were considering their gift options to The Seton Fund, the
Philips thought about disposing of a valuable collection of precious metal coins from
around the world that were minted to commemorate significant events in history.
The Philips greatly enjoyed collecting coins throughout the years and decided that it
would be fitting to bring hope and health to others by donating their collection to
the clinics’ endowment.
With this gift, the Philips established the Loyce and Inez Phillips Memorial
Endowment Fund to remember the loving care Lavon received from her parents –
a reminder of the care that SETON provides for the families served by our community clinics.
The Seton Fund stands ready to help you consider your options for giving. For
more information about giving non-cash assets like stock, real estate or valuable
personal property, please contact The Seton Fund at (512) 324-1990 or by e-mail
at [email protected].
Celebrating the Liberty Bank Endowment in honor of Robin Ratliff Shivers and benefiting the Seton Community Health Center Endowment are (from left) David Taughinbaugh, president of Liberty Mortgage; Chip Bray, executive vice president of Liberty
Bank; Dr. Patricia Hayes, interim president and CEO of the SETON Healthcare Network; Angela Topfer; Eddie Safady, president of Liberty Bank; Sr. Mary Rose McPhee,
D.C.; Robin Shivers; and Sr. Gertrude Levy, D.C.
The L. Little Family Endowment will support the Seton Community Health Centers to
benefit the working poor in Central Texas. Pictured are the Little family (from left) Wesley, Anne, Jeanne, Lew and Elizabeth Little (front), and Sr. Gertrude Levy, D.C.
Double Your Gift to SETON
Your Special
Occasions Deserve
Your gift can go even further with a matching employer gift.
Below are just a few of the Central Texas corporations that will
match their employees’ gifts to SETON:
3M
Abbott Labs
Advanced Micro Devices
AT&T
Austin Coca-Cola
Bank of America
Bank One
DELL
Exxon
IBM
Mobil Oil
Motorola
SBC Communications
State Farm
Temple Inland
Time Warner/Time Warner Cable
Wal-Mart
Wells Fargo
Sprouts Catering
Let Sprouts Catering customize your menus
for SETON functions and outside events:
f
full-service catering for breakfast,
lunch or dinner
f
wedding receptions
f
cocktail parties
f
religious functions
f
decorated cakes
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china, linen and wait staff available
To place your order today, contact:
Phyllis Carlisle
Phone: 512.324.2049
Fax: 512.324.2050
E-mail: [email protected]
Contact your human resources department today to see
if your firm has a matching gift support program.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Allan Shivers, Jr.
Ben Vaughan, III
Gene Attal
CHAIRMAN
VICE CHAIRMAN
Seton Development Board Centennial Gala
PRESIDENT
Sr. Beatrice Broussard, D.C.
Andrew C. Elliott, Jr.
S E C R E TA RY
TREASURER
Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Seton Development Board &
the 100th Anniversary of the Daughters of Charity in Central Texas
Robert E. Askew, M.D.
Charles J. Barnett
Chris Butschek, M.D.
Don Carlton
Donna Carter
Sr. Mary Anne Digenan, D.C.
Sr. Pat Elder, D.C.
JoLynn Free
Pam Giblin
Sandy Gottesman
Beth Granger
Gary Heerssen
Dan Herd
Lowell Lebermann
Sr. Gertrude Levy, D.C.
Joe R. Long
Alex Massad
Bishop John McCarthy
Alan T. Moore, M.D.
Timothy C. Taylor
Mary Yancy
LIFE TRUSTEES
Mary Anderson Abell
J. H. Calhoon, M.D.
Carolyn Curtis
Charmaine Denius
Luci Baines Johnson
Jack McCreary
Sr. Mary Rose McPhee, D.C.
Kerry Merrit
Join Board President Elizabeth Nash (center), Gala Co-chairs Cathy Horn (left) and
Melissa Jones, and the Centennial Committee of 100 for an unforgettable evening.
Sunday, October 6, 2002
7 p.m.
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum
Reservations required
Please call The Seton Fund at (512) 324-1990 for more information.
$1.5 Million Mabee Challenge
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