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Rev. Ben Williams Rev. & Mrs. V. L. Daughtery Jr. Glen H. Williams Ms. Annie Tripp Davis Earl Williams, Jr. Mr. Dothan Boothe Maude Z. Williamson Mr. Charles Williamson Jr. Harry Willson Mrs. Patsy Watson Teri Wilson Ms. Clarice Wall “My parents, Bill and Mary Byram took a huge leap of faith two years ago when they left their home, church and friends of 25 years in Savannah to start retirement at Magnolia Manor. They have absolutely loved their home at Magnolia Manor and the friendships that they have made. Laura Byram Guest Atlanta, Georgia Owen Womack Amelia, Millie, & Ferd Cohen Mrs. Evelyn Bickley Mr. & Mrs. James Buchanan Jr. Mrs. Marilyn Cavender Mrs. Marilyn Cavender Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Davis Sr. Ms. ‘Baby’ Ruth Graddick Mr. & Mrs. Phil Hardy Mrs. Mary Helen Hartley Mr. & Mrs. William Hodges Miss Jane House Mrs. Polly Hutchinson Dr. & Mrs. Augusto Lopez Mrs. Mattie Will McLeod Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Perry Ms. Frances Scoggins Ms. Barbara Simpson Mrs. Charles Speer Mr. & Mrs. Roy Studstill Mr. & Mrs. Bill White Mr. & Mrs. Frank Williams Mr. & Mrs. Earl Williams Jr. Jean Worthy Ms. Betty Worthy Helen Wright Dr. & Mrs. James Trice Jr. Willie Yates Junior Service League of Americus Mary Zaruta Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeLong IN HONOR OF Americus First UMC Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Johnson All Magnolia Manor Residents Dr. Ondee Ravan Mangolia Manor Staff Mrs. Louise Byrd Magnolia Manor Dietary Staff Mrs. Erianne Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Scott Addy Dr. & Mrs. Charles Adams Grace Albritton Cherokee Garden Club Dr. & Mrs. Ron Allen Dr. & Mrs. Charles Adams Bubba Bateman Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Bliss Jr. Ruth Bodenheimer Mrs. Teeny Cowart Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Brinson Dr. & Mrs. James Trice Jr. Whit & Sarah Byram Mr. & Mrs. Randall Robinson Edna Chance Mrs. Erianne Thornton Ruth Cobb Mrs. Marilyn Cavender Roy & Mary Virginia Cox Adult Bible Class-Lee Street UMC Joyce Crosby Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Thompson Inez Daniel Mr. Dozier Blackstock Evelyn Davis Cherokee Garden Club Robert Davis Magnolia Manor Friends of Vespers Kaitlyn DeLong Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeLong Lenora Dillard Cherokee Garden Club Harold Downs Mr. & Mrs. Charles Shepard Daniel John Duke-Barton Mrs. Jolene Tanner Clarke Duncan’s Birthday Mrs. Bess Crittenden Gladys Ellis Cherokee Garden Club Helen Farris Ms. Jean Barr Mr. & Mrs. Russ Wimberly Maggie Franklin Cherokee Garden Club Friends of Vespers Sunday School Class Magnolia Manor Friends of Vespers Magnolia Manor Front Office Mr. Alan Weil James Noel Gainey Mr. & Mrs. Ray Gainey John Greene Magnolia Manor Friends of Vespers The Hall Family Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeLong Grace Hardin Cherokee Garden Club Mr. & Mrs. Carl V. Harvard Mr. & Mrs. Carl Howard Floyd Herrington Adult Bible Class-Lee Street UMC Helen Jackson Rev. & Mrs. William Oliver Jr. Linda James Cherokee Garden Club Marion James Adult Bible Class-Lee Street UMC Annie Keaton Cherokee Garden Club Meagan Keith Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeLong Emma Knight Cherokee Garden Club Jeanette Knowlton Cherokee Garden Club Katlyn Kristewicz Mr. & Mrs. Richard 18 Magnolia Manor
Why Endowments Work McDonald Willis, Vice President for Development Mark and Mary Jones* have been giving to Magnolia Manor for years. We consider them partners with us in fulfilling our great mission. In fact, we’ve grown downright dependent on their annual generosity. Consequently, when they are gone, the absence of their giving will be felt. Mark and Mary know this and are doing something to make sure their giving never runs dry. They are taking steps, through their will, to create the Mark and Mary Jones Endowment Fund. A portion of their estate will be set aside for a special fund that will generate annual gifts to continue the giving they are doing now. Endowments work well for people like Mark and Mary . . . and here are three reasons why: 1. Endowments are Perpetual Like an artesian well, endowment funds keep giving and giving and giving. They allow people like Mark and Mary to “lock in” their giving. Programs and people will come and go, but endowments last. Each year, in the future, family members such as children and grandchildren will be reminded of Mark and Mary’s involvement with Magnolia Manor and the value of making regular gifts to support worthy causes. What a wonderful legacy to leave behind! 2. Endowments are Protected Endowment funds at Magnolia Manor are set aside and kept separate from operating and capital fund accounts. Mark and Mary have the assurance that their endowment fund will be secure. The written agreement will be on file, and the terms will be carefully followed. 3. Endowments are Personal While it is possible, and sometimes desirable, to create an unnamed, unrestricted endowment fund, many people want their fund to bear a person’s name. And they want to tailor the purpose of their endowment to benefit a specific area of interest. They appreciate the flexibility and the opportunity to personalize their “artesian well.” Magnolia Manor has developed sound policies for creating and managing endowment funds. This information is available upon request. Also, Gary Reynolds and I are available to show you a variety of ways you can use the vehicles of gift planning to make an endowment dream come true – whether now through a current gift, or later through your estate plan. We will be happy to visit or correspond with you about this exciting area of philanthropy. The response form below will let us know how to assist you. Fill it out and send it in and we will respond immediately. Or you can call us at the Development Office office (229-931-5922). You can also contact us through our Web site at www.magnoliamanor.com. *Mark and Mary Jones are fictitious names. Dear Friends at Magnolia Manor: (Please complete and return this reply form.) ___ ___ ___ Please send me free literature about creating an endowment fund with Magnolia Manor. Please contact me about a personal visit. The best time to call me is:_______________________. I have provided for Magnolia Manor in my will or other estate-planning document. Name:______________________________________________________________________________ Address:_____________________________________________________________________________ City:_____________________________________State:______ Zip:_________ Phone: __________________ Mail this form to: Magnolia Manor, 2001 S. Lee Street, Americus, GA 31709 Spring 2005 19
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