FIRM FOUNDATIONS - St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Center

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St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation 

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Board of 

Directors 


Board of Directors set the pace for 

a year filled with successes. Each 

Board member is committed to 

the mission of St. Joseph’s Hospital 

and Health Center, and serves 

with a heart of stewardship. We 

thank them for their dedication to 

ensuring that the care at St. Joseph’s 

Hospital remains accessible and 

affordable to all members of the 

community. 

St. JOSePH’S HOSPital 

& HealtH center 

BOard Of directOrS 

Mike Lefor, Chairperson 

Vaune Cripe, Vice Chairperson 

Jon Hendrickson, Treasurer 

Paul Steffes 

Jon Frantsvog 

Scott Meschke 

Dr. Tom Arnold 

Dr. Mark Hinrichs 

Sr. Marie Damian Glatt 

Eugene Jackson 

Jeffrey Drop, Senior Vice President, 

Division Executive Officer, Catholic Health Initiatives 

Reed Reyman, President/CEO 

Medical Staff PreSident 

Dr. Cory Rathgaber 

fOUndatiOn BOard MeMBerS 

Jim Ozbun, Chairperson 

Scott Meschke, Vice Chairperson 

Jon Hendrickson, Treasurer 

Jason Hopfauf 

Craig Steve 

Lisa Kostelecky 

CB “Buck” Haas 

Irene Schafer 

Susie Lefor 

Roene Hulsing 

Shirley Dukart 

Monica Peterson 

Deb Kudrna 

Shawn Fitterer 

Lloyd Schnaidt 

Ryan Beck 

Reed Reyman 

Jodi Bosch, Interim Foundation Director 

Kathy Long, Administrative Assistant 

Brent Hanson, Assistant Director 

Cynthia Rooney-Olson, VP North Region 

Catholic Health Initiatives 

BUILDING 

Firm Foundations 

Recently St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center’s Board of Directors and the St. 

Joseph’s Hospital Foundation Board have boldly stepped forward to embrace change 

and have gone as far as utilizing it as one of the pivot points of upcoming strategic 

planning. Though generally, each of the groups would be addressing far different 

issues, currently they are focused on like matters. 

Alignment has been a key goal of both Boards. Physician alignment, employee alignment 

and community alignment are all areas that have increased in focus. Times 

have changed greatly in the world of healthcare. Nationwide hospitals struggle with 

inadequate reimbursement for services while trying to provide a high level of care 

to their patients. Quality care is necessary and requires a commitment to investing 

in top-notch technology, well-trained and qualified staff and a line of services which 

best meet the needs of the community. St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center’s 

Hospital Board of Directors and Foundation Board are moving forward purposefully 

to address these challenges. 

The Hospital’s Board of Directors is developing its plan with an emphasis on creating 

firm foundations for future growth and on-going financial stability. Members 

have reached out to Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) and built strong relationships 

with the regional and national board members. Additionally, they have utilized the 

knowledge base available on the city and county level government while inviting input 

from community leaders and area residents. These relationships have netted the 

purchase of a parcel of land intended as the future site of a new hospital, as well as 

guidance to services that best meet the needs of those who make this area their home. 

In a supporting role, the Foundation’s Board has focused on helping build the 

resources that best support the goals of the hospital. The Foundation’s plan targets 

increasing our fundraising capacity to support the growing capital and service area 

needs of the hospital. St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center is an essential benefit 

to our community. Our goal is to develop partnerships with every business, organization, 

group and individual who wishes to supports 

our hospital and 

its mission. 

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tAKING CArE of 

our Community 

St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center is a non-profit organization. 

A requirement to maintain that status is to provide 

service to the community in which the organization is set. 

Charity Care is one of the many ways that St. Joseph’s Hospital 

gives back to the community. 

Last year, St. Joseph’s Hospital provided $987,905.00 in Charity 

Care to those who qualified. Individuals who are eligible 

to receive Charity Care are what one may consider those who 

“fall through the cracks.” Usually they have a job and are 

making a living. However, their job generally does not offer 

insurance and they cannot afford it on their own. They often 

make too much to qualify for services like Medicaid. When a 

major medical event occurs in their life they cannot afford to 

Thank You 

for your ongoing 

support and 

commitment to 

St. Joseph’s 

Hospital and 

Health Center 

and to the 

FOUNDATION 

We hope you enjoy reading 

our headlines for 2010. 

pay for it without assistance. Many of the recipients of Charity 

Care insist on paying as much as they possibly can, and are 

uncomfortable accepting the support. 

Further, the Mission of St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health 

Center and Catholic Health Initiatives is “to nurture the healing 

ministry of the Church by bringing it new life, energy and 

viability in the 21st century. Fidelity to the Gospel urges us to 

emphasize human dignity and social justice as we move toward 

the creation of healthier communities.” 

In brief, our mission is to take care of the people who come 

through our doors and to reach out to those who do not, to 

make our community a better place for all of us to live. 

St. JoSEPh’S hoSPItAL DoNAtES tImE to LAUNDEr for 

St. Joseph’s Hospital staff laundered over 1000 coats to be 

donated to “Coats for Kids” this last September for area kids in need. 

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St. JoSEPh’S SUrGICAL CArE CLINIC GEtS 

New Technology 

The Hyfrecator 2000 sounds like something out of a futuristic science fiction movie, but in fact, it’s the newest piece of technology 

in St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center’s Surgical Care Clinic. Although it’s not futuristic, it is cutting edge and very 

scientific. “We jokingly refer to it as “the lumps, bumps, mole, cysts and warts remover,” says Reine Kulish, Director of Clinic 

Administration at St. Joseph’s Hospital. “Hyfrecator is kind of hard to say.” 

Whatever it’s called, the new technology offers a wide variety of services that simplify and enhance patients’ visits to the Surgical 

Care Clinic. Its main purpose is to cauterize tissue to stop bleeding caused by surgical procedures, so that patients are able 

to have minor outpatient office procedures and return home. The Hyfrecator 2000 saves patients time and expense, and reduces 

scheduling challenges where otherwise multiple visits would be necessary. 

“It will often allow a procedure to be done in a single visit, or even possibly 

during a consultation,” Kulish explains. “Naturally, each case is individual, 

but it’s wonderful to have the option and the capability.” 

Additionally, it will allow simple outpatient procedures and surgeries that 

once required scheduling up in the St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center 

Surgical Unit, to be performed right inside the St. Joseph’s Surgical Care 

Clinic, another convenience to patients. 

More involved surgeries and procedures such as appendectomy, gall bladder, 

colonoscopy, breast biopsy and other general and specialized surgeries 

will continue to be performed in St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center’s 

Surgery Unit. 

If you’d like to know more about the Hyfrecator 2000, you can call St. 

Joseph’s Surgical Care Clinic at 701-456-4258. You can visit the clinic with 

or without a referral. 

Patients save time and money 

In July, the Foundation hosted 144 golfers 

and more than 20 volunteers at Heart River 

Golf Course for the Foundation’s 19th 

Annual Golf Sports Classic. It was perfect 

golfing weather as the group of golfers headed 

out for the day filled with fun and lots 

of sun. The 2010 Golf Sports Classic raised 

over $13,000 to support medical equipment 

in our Surgical Care Clinic and also syringe 

pumps for Babykind. Save the date for our 

upcoming event on July 9th, 2011. 

St. JoSEPh’S EmPLoyEES 

CoNtrIBUtE to 

Amen Food 

Pantry 

Each year the Christian Effectiveness Committee 

which is part of the Mission Department 

at St. Joseph’s Hospital, sponsors a 

food drive for one of the local non-profit 

agencies or organizations in need. Employees 

of the hospital donated several boxes of 

food this year to Amen Food Pantry. 

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2010 

cOMMittee MeMBerS 

DJ Charbonneau 

Tom Fath 

Shawn Fitterer 

Jeremy Heidecker 

Mike Staudinger 

Teri Lynn Steckler 

Danielle Wahl 

Ken Weisenberger 

Dennis Cannon 

Jodi Bosch

foUNDAtIoN PUrChASES 

New lab 

equipment 

St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center’s new GeneXpert 

analyzer is on-board and running, which makes St. Joseph’s 

the first hospital in the region to offer molecular diagnostics 

and advanced on-site laboratory tests to detect the DNA 

of MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), 

Clostridium difficile (C-diff) and Vancomycin-resistant 

enterococci (VRE), in mere hours of receiving the specimen. 

This method provides analysis of infectious disease at least 12 

times faster than previous methods. 

“Current infectious disease testing involves a typical turnaround 

window of 24-48 hours,” explains Crystal Robinson, 

Director of Laboratory and Respiratory Care at St. Joseph’s 

Hospital and Health Center. “MRSA, C-diff and VRE now 

will be tested in less than 2 hours of receiving the specimen 

using the GeneXpert. This faster and more accurate molecular 

testing platform is a welcome addition to our patient care 

services.” 

The GeneXpert tests for the presence of bacteria, including that 

of infectious life-threatening diseases like MRSA, which enables 

doctors to make quicker and more informed treatment decisions. 

Before molecular testing, samples were used to grow lab 

cultures, which could take several days to produce results. In 

the case where a patient’s infection must be treated immediately 

reduce risk. Waiting 24 hours for a sample to grow and then 

allowing up to an additional 24 hours to identify the bacteria, 

became an unacceptable wait time. 

Molecular testing is a different way to identify bacteria. The 

GeneXpert takes a DNA sample and then sets off a chain 

reaction to quickly produce millions of copies of it. As the 

quantity increases, color indicators identify the bacteria 

present in the sample. Within an hour or two, lab results can 

be provided to the physician so an accurate diagnosis and 

course of treatment can be quickly implemented. 

The GeneXpert eliminates multiple challenges. For example, 

since doctors now have quick and correct answers to their patient’s 

infection status, prescribing antibiotics that might not 

work, or that may cause severe or unwanted side effects, or 

quarantining a patient unnecessarily, can be avoided. It also 

reduces the costs in terms of health and finances. Additionally, 

doctors can now be armed more quickly and accurately 

with the information they need to begin patient treatment. 

“It’s a nice tool because it allows us to take care of our patients 

faster,” states David Kuylen, MD. “It improves patient 

health outcomes by getting us results in a couple hours rather 

than a couple of days. A primary benefit is that it allows us 

to give patient’s answers in a quicker time frame and to reassure 

them and put their minds at ease. It’s important to keep 

“the care” in patient care, and this new technology helps us 

to do that.” 

Lab staff at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center has been 

trained in the use of the GeneXpert and was prepared for 

doctors to begin requesting molecular testing March 1. If 

you would like more information about the GeneXpert you 

may call 701-456-4476. 

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ChArIty BALL GUEStS mINGLE 

Old Hollywood Style 

2010 cHaritY Ball cOMMittee 

Starla Odegaard 

Brenda Bonnet 

Laurie Strommen 

Kathy Bren 

Kathy Olin 

Phyllis Cannon 

Bryan Kostelecky 

Susie Lefor 

Tara Bieber 

Irene Schafer 

Candace Smith 

Garnet Tisor 

Tara Laber 

Jodi Bosch 

Dennis Cannon 

cHaritY Ball aUctiOn cOMMittee 


Susie Lefor 

Teri Lynn Steckler 

Cebe Schneider 

The 2010 Charity Ball was a glamorous 

event and an overwhelming success. 

With an Old Hollywood theme of red, 

black and white, and cardboard cut-outs 

of James Dean, Marilyn Monroe and 

John Wayne, guests could be seen mingling 

in costumes and outfits that ranged 

from flappers and saloon girls, to mafia 

dons and dashing gentleman. There was 

also the usual combination of stunning 

ensembles and dapper suits, with a 

strong dash of color added into the mix. 

Over 250 guests attended. 

Cigarette girls walked among guests 

offering candy cigarettes and chocolate 

cigars with the added bonus of a ticket 

for a raffle good for a trip to Cancun. 

The hours that Charity Ball committee 

members dedicated to decorations, 

menu planning and design, paid off in 

full with numerous compliments of approval 

and appreciation for their efforts. 

Centerpieces of old-fashioned film reels 

and film were accented with red plumes 

nestled in elegant white gladiolas. 

The Auction Committee took a bow 

for the varied selection of items they 

collected for the Silent and Live auctions, 

and individuals and businesses in 

the community received a well-deserved 

salute of recognition for their creativity 

and generosity in providing items, time, 

services and monetary donations. 

In addition to the fun turn out of community 

members, the St. Joseph’s Hospital 

and Health Center Senior Management 

team, medical staff, hospital staff, 

and the dedicated Hospital and Foundation 

Board members were in attendance. 

Bidding was snappy and entertaining, 

as pictures of the items were simultaneously 

broadcast on a screen and carried 

around by lovely Charity Ball Committee 

members. 

The Elk’s provided a delicious meal 

which included edible flowers that really 

tickled some of the guests who had 

an entertaining time eating them. The 

evening finished off with the return of 

a back-by-popular request band, “Betty 

Does.” The dance floor stayed full the 

entire night. 

The goal of the event was to raise dollars 

toward a fetal monitoring system for 

Babykind at St. Joseph’s Hospital and 

Health Center. The system monitors 

mother and child during labor and delivery, 

allows the physician instant access 

to the patient’s progress, and enhances 

positive outcomes for both mother and 

child. 

“We’re so pleased with every aspect of 

the Ball,” says Jodi Bosch, Development 

Coordinator. We’ve heard repeatedly 

how much fun everyone had, how 

delicious the food was, how great a 

selection of auction items we provided, 

how impressive the decorations were, 

and at the heart of it, it’s our pleasure to 

provide it as a committee and a Hospital 

for our community. It’s exciting to work 

in partnership with our community to 

ensure the quality healthcare that we all 

deserve.” 

Next year’s plans for the Charity Ball 

are already in the works, but for now 

everything is hush-hush. One thing is 

no secret, the date is set for November 

19, 2011. If you would like information 

about supporting or attending the Charity 

Ball, you may call the St. Joseph’s 

Hospital and Health Center Foundation 

Office at 701-456-4363. 


with 

partnerS ($1,000-$4999) 

Dennis and Phyllis Cannon 

Paul and Gail Ebeltoft 

Shannon and Audra Galster 

Pat and Lisa Giese 

Jamie Glasser 

Patrick and Jill Healy 

Dr. Mark and Michelle Hinrichs 

Ashley Holmes 

Susie Lefor 

Scott and Tammy Meschke 

Tim and Jackie Priebe 

Reed and Sandra Reyman 

Dan Sandaker 

Ivan and Beryl Sievers 

Paul and Laurie Steffes 

CorporationS, FoundationS & organizationS 

All American Travel 

American Bank Center 

Applebees’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar 

Big K Industries 

Bison Pipeline, LLC 

Blackridge II, LLC 

Bosch Lumber Company 

Branson Consulting 

Dakota Community Bank 

Dickinson Ready Mix Company 

Ebeltoft. Sickler. Lawyers 

Fisher Industries 

Freestyle Framing 

Helmerich & Payne, IDC 

Kirkwood Bank and Trust 

Knights of Columbus Council 6308 

gratitude 

to oUr DoNorS 

The following donors generously supported St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation during calendar 

year 2010 (January 1, 2010-December 31, 2010). Their contributions helped the Hospital 

continue its tradition of excellence by providing funds to purchase new equipment, support 

healthcare education and community health programs and provide care for those in need. 

It is with pleasure and deep gratitude that we recognize the following donors: 

a n n u a L g i V i n g 

Ladbury Funeral Service 

Marathon Oil Company 

Medora C Store 

Medtronic 

Missouri Basin Well Service 

Pizza Ranch 

Quality Quick Print 

Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge 

Rehab Visions 

Riddle’s Jewelry 

SDI Health LLC 

Stevenson Funeral Home 

SupporterS ($500-$999) 

Mike and Connie Armstrong 

Jil Baird 

Troy and Jodi Bosch 

Nate Bouray and Jen Grosz 

Judy Brackel 

Tyson and Teresa Bren 


Richard and Shirley Dukart 

Dennis and Nancy Jo Johnson 

Frank Karsky 

David and Barb Kitzan 

Quentin and Carol Kitzan 

Bryan, Dorothy and Twila Kostelecky 

Stacey Milanovich 

Guy and Sandy Moos 

Jim and Sonja Ozbun 

John and Sue Prange 

Jeff and Marya Skaare 

James and Teri Lynn Steckler 


Allan’s Decorating Center, Inc. 

Baker Boy 

Bank of the West 

Berger Electric, Inc. 

Braun Distributing 

Britton Jewelers, LTD 

Bull and Bear Resources, LLC 

Charbonneau Car Center 

Consolidated Telcom 

Dakota Bone and Joint 

DCI Credit Services, Inc. 

Denny’s Electric & Motor Repair, Inc. 

Dickinson Park & Recreation Dept. 

Dickinson Press 

Dickinson State University 

Elks Lodge 

Horace Mann 

I-Keating Furniture 

Irsfeld Pharmacy 

KQCD TV-STC Broadcasting. Inc. 

Mortenson Construction 

Mystical Minds 

Parkway Ford Lincoln & Mercury 

Pound ‘Em Productions 

Southwest Wireless 

St. John’s Lutheran Church 

Stallion Oilfield Service 

Theodore Roosevelt Medora Found. 

Tooz Construction, Inc. 

Viking Glass of ND, Inc. 

Western Cooperative Credit Union 

Western Edge Aviation 

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FriendS ($1-$499) 

Earl and Sue Abrahamson 

Frances Adams 

Lidia Anchondo 

Duane and JoAnne Anderson 

Paul Anderson 

William and Tamala Anderson 

Bill and Shirley Andrus 

Jack and Judy Anton 

Jackson and Marissa Armstrong 

Mike and Connie Armstrong 

Dr. Thomas and Marie Arnold 

Margaret Aspenleiter 

Friends of the Assumption Abbey 

Emanuel Auch 

Greg and Melissa Bachmeier 

Rebecca Bailey 

Jil Baird 

Michael and Tami Ballard 

Glenn Baranko 

Rick and Kay Baranko 

Tom and Darla Baranko 

Faron and Laureen Barnhart 

Ken and Leona Barnhart 

Bob Bartle 

Ryan and Christy Beck 

Linda Beitelspacher 

Pauline Berger 

Sally Berger 

Todd and LuAnn Berger 

Cindy Bergman 

Scott and Tara Bieber 

Edward Biel 

Diana Binstock 

Ethel Binstock 

Rae Lynn Binstock 

Greg and April Bishop 

Greg and Jacqueline Blikre 

Margie Blunt 

Jill Boch 

Karen Boehm 

Terry Boehm 

Melvin and Marie Boeshans 

Jory and Tonya Boltz 

Ronnie and Barb Boltz 

Mike Brost and Brenda Bonnet 

Floyd and Lucille Borchert 

Sandra Botteicher 

Robert and Caroline Bovee 

Karen Boyer 

Judy Brackel 

Kevin and Amy Braun 

David and Shirley Bray 

Dean and Kelly Bredeken 

Harvey and Barb Bren 

James and Lorraine Bren 

Lillian Bren 

Roger and Linda Brew 

Wayne and Debby Brock 

Ray and Mary Pat Bruels 

Raymond Brydl 

Janet Buchholz 

Leon and Angie Buckhouse 

Gene Buehner Trust 

Don and Janice Bullinger 

Frances Bullinger 

Bob and Marge Buresh 

Valerie Casciato 

Loran and Bernette Casey 

Alvin Chalupnik 

SALUtE toVolunteers 

The Volunteers Services Department at 

St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center 

recruited 44 junior and adult volunteers 

in 2010, and brought the total number 

of volunteers at St. Joseph’s to over 

200. Based on a national standard, 

the volunteers contributed more than 

15,000 hours in 2010 at a contribution 

of $257,504.12. The Volunteers at St. 

Joseph’s Hospital fulfill many important 

roles and are a critical component 

Helen Christianson 

Beth and Kevin Clyde 

Bobbie Coffee 

Katherine Conaway 

Gary and Debra Conlon 

Gloria Conlon 

Dorothy Crandall 

Gregory Cray 

Roger and Paula Cymbaluk 

Katherine Dassinger and Family 

JoAnn Decker 

Martha Decker 

Patricia Decker 

Don and Esther Deen 

James and Claudia Diefenderfer 

Alvin and Ida Mae Dietz 

John and Kimberly Dixon 

Leona Dolechek 

Kent and Ramona Dressler Family 

Jacquelyn Duerre 

John and Grace Dukart 

Rosemary Dukart 

Arlys and Milo Dullum 

Charles and Gertrude Duttenhefer 

Gary and Betty Duttenhefer 

Eddy Dvorak 

Robert and Elaine Dvorak 

Rose Dvorak 

Harley and Josie Dyer 

Elizabeth Dykema 

Ann Eberts 

Edwin and Gwen Egly 

Jon and Kathy Ekblad 

Vivian Elkins 

Everette and Kim Enno 

in caring for our patients and their 

families. Additionally, over 6,000 hours 

were contributed by college students 

and medical students interning and 

completing rotations this last year. 

Volunteers gave not only of their time, 

but also of their personal resources. In 

the last two years, they purchased over 

$13,000 in hospital needed items. For 

more information about our Volunteer 

Program, call 456-4463. 


Jason and Angie Erickson 

Jared and Brenda Erie 

La Del and Pam Evoniuk 

Dwight Faiman 

Carmen Faller 

Tom and Nicole Fath 

Ralph and Judith Fegel 

Bernard and Charlotte Ficek 

Charles and Judith Finck 

Dan Finken 

Donald and Eleanora Fischer 

Brian and Amanda Fisher 

Edwin Fitterer 

Gregg and Melanie Fitterer 

Ruth Fitterer 

Vernon Flegler 

Ryan Found-it-Now 

Rodger and Sharlene Fraase 

David Franchuk 

Elsie Franchuk 

Mary Franchuk 

Anna Marie Frank 

Betty Frank 

Carol Frank 

Michael and Marcia Frank 

Tillie Frenzel 

Frank and Linda Fridrich 

Marlene Friedt 

James and Donna Fritz 

Larry and Linda Fritz 

Patrick and Coralie Frohlich 

Janet Fugere 

Bob and Linda Fus 

Gerald and Anita Galloway 

Dan and Lori Galster 

Burke Gardner 

Donald and Janis Gartner 

Casey and Colette Gjermundson 

Bryan and Tanya Glass 

Shirley Godes 

Victor and Gail Goetz 

Lona Gordon 

Todd and Janice Greenwood 

Salmina Greff 

Ray Gress 

David Gresser 

Melissa Gross 

Duane and Bea Grundhauser 

Jerry and Mary Guenther 

Mary Guenther 

Marge Gulbranson 

George and Eileen Gunderson 

Calvin and Nancy Gustafson 

Kurt and Bertie Gustafson 

Elsie Guthmiller 

Amber Gwin 

Dora Gwin 

Norman and Vonnie Haakenson 

Travis Hafner 

Mary Haich 

Jake Haider 

Chet and Michelle Halvorson 

Alan Hannah 

Dale Hansen 

Rose Hatzenbuehler 

Melfrieda Hauck 

Beata Havelka 

Aaron Hawkinson 

John and Kathy Hebert 

Lee and Rhonda Hecker 

Lynn or Jeanne Hecker 

Victoria Hecker 

Blanche Heidt 

Caroline Heidt 

Clement and Mary Ann Heidt 

Margaret Heidt 

Rosemary Heidt 

Clint and Jodee Heim 

Verla Heim 

Eileen Heinert 

Mildred Heinle 

Blaine and Barb Herauf 

Evelyn Herold 

Phyllis Herold 

Vince and Georgiann Hibl 

Gerty Hinsz 

Verlin Hinsz 

Glen and Renee Hochhalter 

Leona Hoff 

Thomas and Rita Hoff 

Gregory and Jennifer Hoffer 

Kerry and Carol Hoffman 

Laurie Hoffman 

Bruce and Vicky Honchorenko 

Albert and Effie Hondl 

Larry and Rhonda Huizenga 

Dennis and Roene Hulsing 

James and Mary Irsfeld 

Gladys Isaak 

Dwight Iverson 

Angeline Jablonsky 

Larry and Shirley Jablonsky 

Martha Jablonsky 

Bradly Jaeger 

Jeremy and Tesha Jahner 

Archie Jalbert 

David Janz 

Brian Jennings 

Dr.Thomas and Joyce Jensen 

Leona Jilek 

Irene Jirges 

Mike and Teri JK Foods, Inc. 

Janet Johanson 

Larry and Ruth Johnson 

Richard Johnson 

Richard and Doreen Johnson 

Tom and Arlys Jorda 

Edna Jorde 

Ronald Jorissen 

Arnold and Patricia Jost 

Curt and Darla Jost 

Susie Kapelovitz 

Cindy Kary 

Magdalene Kathrein 

Vickie Keller 

Agnes Kelly 

Andrew Kennedy 

Christ and Terry Kessel 

Gary and Jayleen Kessel 

George and Irene Kessel 

Goldie Kessel 

Greg and Stacey Kessel 

Pauline Kessel 

Roger and Lynette Kessel 

Larry and Roberta Ketterling 

LaVonne Kinney 

Al Kisse 

Howard and Leatrice Kitchen 

Denver and April Kitzan 

Betty Kleeman 

Kyle or Denay Klein 

Arlene Kloefkorn 

Virginia Knaup 

Hubert Knopik 

Bethol Knutson 

Reuben and Phyllis Knutson 

Loretta Koch 

Arnold and Margaret Koffler 

Rodger and Shirley Koffler 

Curtis and Janel Kolar 

Arnie and Sue Kopp 

Kathy Koppinger 

Eddie and Angie Kostelecky 

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Timmy Smith Kostelecky 

Drs. Gregg and Simin Kovacs 

Maggie Krance 

Bernie Krebs 

Louise Krebs 

Luella Krebs 

Wayne and Rose Krebs 

Tim and Amy Kreidt 

Harley and Gloria Krein 

Morton Krieg, DDS 

Karla Krueger 

Robbi and Trina Kudrna 

Cleo Kulish 

Carol Kuntz 

Florian and Deborah Kuntz 

Leo J. and Mildred Kuntz 

Magdalena Kuntz 

Dr. David and Larae Kuylen 

Constance Ladbury 

Sandra Lammert 

John and Venita Lampl 

Ava Lanes 

Stanley Lang 

Marvin and Marie Lantz 

Ramona Larsen 

Alan and Judy Larson 

Greg and Beth Lefor 

Kenneth and Carol Lefor 

Mike and Sherryl Lefor 

Theodora Lengowski 

Dr. Eric LeVeen 

Rod and Janet Lindbo 

Larry and Geraldine Lippert 

Scott Lippert 

Donald Loh 

Joe and Lorraine Loh 

Levi and Kathy Long 

Rosemary Lothspeich 

Dale and Tammy Luhman 

Todd and Denise Lutz 

Helene MacDonald 

Henry and Cherie Mack 

Roman and Mary Ann Malarchick 

Tamra Maltese 

Deborah Mann 

Frances Marsh 

Helen Marsh 

Kim and Mary Anne Marsh 

Anna Marty 

Mary Massad 

Lynn and Robyn McChesney 

Diane McConnell 

Kelly McCormick 

Sidney McMahen 

Elaine Mead 

Jerry and Frances Meduna 

Melvin and Dorothy Meduna 

Mike and Becki Mehrens 

Pete and Clara Mesling 

Pauline Messmer 

Dean and Shirley Meyer 

Kay Mikkelsen 

Stacey Milanovich 

Martin and Margaret Miller 

Mary S. Miller 

Eddy Mitzel 

Martha Monke 

LeRoy Mosbrucker 

Nancy Mosbrucker 

Jane Muggli 

Russ and Marci Murphy 

Jane and Page Myers 

Chuck and Connie Nasello 

Dr. Jay and Jamy Nelson 

Palmer Nelson 

Pet Nichols 

Arlone Nordby 

Arlinda O’Brien 

Bill and Lana O’Brien 

Birdie O’Brien 

Darnell O’Brien 

Chad and Kim Obrigewitch 

Maurice and Bernette Obrigewitch 

Regina Obritsch 

Wesley and Julie Obritsch 

Ardene O’Connell 

Michael and Starla Odegaard 

Randy Olheiser 

Sharon Olheiser 

Jack and Velma Olin 

Scott and Kathy Olin 

Sherri Olson 

Arden Omlid 

Inga Omlid 

Ronald and Helen Ostby 

Kyle Kuznia 

Ardean Ouellette 

Dan and Kathy Oukrop 

Eric Owen 

David and Renee Paasch 

Leona Pachl 

Harold and Joanne Pahlmeyer 

Ardyce Palaniuk 

Charles and Ursula Palmer 

Joe Pasicznyk 

Sam and Donna Pasicznyk 

Lee and Corrine Pavlicek 

Hilda Pavlish 

Ken Pavlish 

Frank and Louise Pearson 

Janet Pender 

Pete and Edna Petersen 

Agnes Peterson 

Monica Peterson 

Rose Pflepsen 

David and Marjorie Polanchek 

Roger and Carol Pottorff 

Alena Praus 

Ervin Praus 

Paulette Praus 

A. James Privratsky 

Mary M. Privratsky 

Ralph and Mary Jo Privratsky 

Rudy Privratsky 

Marcie Propst 

Amanda Putala 

Jean Putman 

Vranna Quinn 

Wayne Rau 

Perry and Alicia Redmond 

Karla Reindel 

Cody and Julie Reis 

Gladys Reisenauer 

Brian, Lisa, Austin and Lance Reiter 

Warren Rhodes 

Byron and Kathleen Richard 

Ray and Rita Richard 

Frances Ridl 

Jean Ridl 

Martha Ridl 

Marian Ringwall 

Gene and Marge Robinson 

Arnold and Colleen Rodakowski 

David and Karen Rodakowski 

Luke Rodakowski 

Irene Rohde 

Mardella Rohde 

Barbara Rohr 

Dean and Roberta Rolle 

Charles and Jeannie Roshau 

Karen Rowe 

Jan Rustad 

Dennis and Dava Rustan 


Kenny and Shirley Sample 

Dr. Narciso Samuy 

Edna Sand 

Eleanor Sand 

Leona Sand 

Roberta Sand 

Gwen Sauvageau 

Catherine Sayler 

Irene Schafer 

Larry and Vicky Schaff 

Gilbert and Josephine Scheeler 

Jared and DeAnn Scheeler 

Julie and Gerald Scherr 

Rose Schiltz 

Agnes Schmeling 

Anneleise Schmidt 

Ronald and DeAnn Schmidt 

Bruce and Cebe Schneider 

Janet Schobinger 

Steven and Jacqueline Schuler 

Randal and Kristi Schwartz 

Larry and Gayle Selle 

D.R. and Cheryl Senescall 

Carol Sharp 

Randall and Laura Sickler 

Laudie Simek 

Kenneth and Toni Skinner 

Damian and Suzanne Sobolik 

Shawn and Denise Soehren 

Mike and Colleen Sondeland 

Jon and Robin Stang 

Scott and Jill Staudinger 

Georgiana Steffan 

Dorothy Steier 

Betty Steiner 

Norma Stickel 

Irene Stieg 

Wilbur Stone 

Marcella Storseth 

Robert and Linda Striebel 

Carl Svendsen 

Dr. Sheldon and Mitzi Swenson 

Laudie and Lorraine Sykora 

Curt and Juanita Talkington 

Allan and Joyce Thompson 

Clarence and Barb Thompson 

Kenneth and Marie Thompson 

Kevin Thompson 

Troy and Crystal Tieszen 

Darrell and Rhonda Tooley 

Todd and Laura Tooz 

Tracy and Nichole Tooz 

Willard and Laune Tormaschy 

Walter and Bev Turbiville 

Germaine Ueckert 

Brian and Gail Urbanec 

Larry and Linda Urbanec 

Jerry and Glenda Vennes 

Kathy Voegele 

Anthony and Beverly Giese-Volesky 

Roger and Darlene Volesky 

Jeff or Dorothy Renner Vranna 

Marco and Mary Vrem 

Doris Wagner 

Jerry and Julie Wahl 

George and Irene Wald 

Corinne Walter 

Delores Walz 

Susan Walz 

Delores Wanner 

Gary, Dawn, and Brent Wanner 

Jean Wanner 

Marilyn Wanner 

Mary Ann Wanner 

Thomas and Gayleen Wanner 

Elaine Warner 

Richard and Evelyn Wehner 

Sharon Wehner 

Elmer or Esther Weigum 

Gladys Weiler 

Diane and H. Patrick Weir 

Dr. John and Deb Weir 

Lynn and Connie Weishaar 

Curtis and Deloris Wells 

Kathy Wendel 

Kay Werremeyer 

Roberta Westbee 

Marilyn Wheeler 

Gene Wilhelm 

Dr. James Williams 

Ed and Janie Williams 

Sam Williams 

Deb Winch 

Vi Woehl 

Edwin Wojahn 

Darin and Danielle Wold 

Albert and Donna Wolf 

Duane (Bucky) Wolf 

Pat Wolf 

Rod and Mony Wolf 

Jerry and Claudette Yantizer 

Darlene Zarak 

George and Arlene Zarak 

David and Delores Zastoupil 

Georgianne Zastoupil 

Gladys Zastoupil 

Melvin and Janet Zent 

Ralph Zent 

Dorothea Ziegler 

Brian and Carrie Zubke 

Sharon Zubke 

Carmen Zuroff 


3rd Ave Floral 

A-1 Sprinkler 

ACE Hardware 

AC Mortgage Money Works 

Advanced Collison Center 

American State Bank-Williston 

Anytime Fitness 

Badlands Brew Coffee Bar & Roasterie 

BEK Business Solutions 

Benedict Court 

Better Vision 

Big Sky Athlete, Inc. 

Brickhouse Grille 

Checkers, Inc. 

Chiller Systems, Inc. 

Church of Latter Day Saints 

Clean Sweep 

Coca Cola Bottling Company 

Cornerstone, Inc. 

CR Auto Glass 

Dacotah Banks, Inc. 

Dakota Farm Equipment 

Dakota Sports 

Dan’s SuperMarket 

DHS Caring Committee 

Dickinson Catholic Schools 

Dickinson Dental Center 

Dickinson Women of Today 

DJ’s Amoco 

DL Jones Construction 

DMS Health Group 

DSU Foundation 

EmBody Massage 

Euphoria Salon & Spa 

Everett Real Estate, Inc. 

F5 Equipment 

Fleck’s Furniture & Appliance 

Floor to Ceiling Carpet One 

Flying Y 

Fraternal Order of Eagles 

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Gaffaney Floral 

Gate City Bank 

Great Plains Clinic, PC 

Great Plains National Bank 

H & H Electric, Inc. 

Heart River Golf Pro Shop 

Hendrickson Financial Services 

Herberger’s Dept. Store 

Hess Corporation 

Highlands Engineering & Surveying PLLC 

Hilltop Heritage Foundation 

JB’s Window Cleaning 

JD’s BBQ 

Jeannie’s Candy Kitchen 

Jerome Distributing, Inc 

Just-In Glass 

Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, PC 

K-Hook 

Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing 

Kovash and Dasovick, PC 

Lawon Products, Inc 

Legend Auto Body, Inc 

Liquid Assets 

FounderS ($50,000 - pLuS) 

Palmer and Ethel Nelson 

Willa Rustan 


Baker Boy 

TMI Systems Design Corporation 

and Employees 

BuiLderS ($25,000-$49,999) 

Ray and Shirley David 

Lefor Family 

Bob and Carol Lefor 


Gust Mittelstadt 

William (Billie) Rase 

Bob and Alice Stranik 

George and Lynnelle Unruh 

Dr. Michael and Lori Wolf 

2 0 0 0 B u i L d i n g a d d i t i o n 

C a n C e r C e n t e r d o n o r S 


American State Bank & Trust 

Bank of the West (Community First National Bank) 

Dickinson Auto Dealers 


Logo Magic, Inc. 

Massage Therapy Clinic 

Masterpiece Gifts & Floral 

Medcenter One 

Memories by Joey 

Mercy Hospital 

Mitzel Tax and Consulting Service 

ND Pharmacy, Inc. 

Nitro-Green 

Northern Improvement Company 

Not-Half-Bad 

NXC Imaging 

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 

Ouellette Chiropractic 

Parties Plus 

Pizza Hut Delivery 

Premier Fence, LLC 

Pump Systems, Inc. 

Quintessential Jewelry Designs 

Real Deals 

Reichert Armstrong 

Rock Star Party Bus 

Roers Construction & Development 

Otto Bremer Foundation 

Steffes Corporation 

Wells Fargo Bank 

7th Street patronS ($10,000 - $24,999) 


Howard and Barbara Freed 

Dr. Dale and Glenice Hanson 

Bruce and Wava Howe 

Ed and Toni King 

Delores Klein 

Constance Ladbury 

Alex and June Stockert 

Clarence and Marcella Storseth 

Kay Werremeyer and Family 

CorporationS, FoundationS, & organizationS 


Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation 

Coca Cola Bottling Company of Dickinson 




Farmers Union Oil Company Dickinson 


RoughRider RV’s, Inc. 

Savanna Well Service 

Sax Motor Company 

Simply Flowers 

Sisters’ Gifts and Antiques 

Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross 

Spa Studio 

St. Benedict’s Health Center 

Steiner’s Pharmacy 

Tastefully Simple 

Taylor W.M.F. 

Town & Country Liquor Store 

Twin City Roofing, Inc. 

Ulteig 

Wal-Mart 

Weiler Photography 


White House 

Wyoming Casing Service 

Body Kneads 

Brady Martz & Associates P.C. 

Theodore Roosevelt Nature 

Third Creek Ranch, LLC 


Kadrmas, Lee, & Jackson, PC 

Land O’Lakes Foundation 

Montana Dakota Utilities Company 


West Plains Electric Cooperative 

piLLarS ($5,000-$9,999) 

Larry and Elaine Bares 

Dr. Joel and Marie-Anne Blanchard 

Frederick and Judith Fleener 

Greg and Stella Hanson 

Bill and Belva Jansen 

Ray and Kathryn Jilek 

Willis and Inez Johnson 

Mike and Kathy Kiedrowski 

Dr. Danuta Komorowska 

Dr. Bruce and Irene Olin 



Don and Donna Schultz 

Herbert and Lodema Spurgeon 


Jerome and Julie Wahl 


Year at a Glance 

Fiscal year 2010, St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center: 

• Served 43,759 admissions, outpatient and observation patients 

• Delivered 361 babies 

• Completed 1,857 surgeries 

• Average Daily Census was 17.6 

• Treated 12,692 patients in the Emergency Department 

• Made 5,947 home health visits and provided 1,744 days 

of hospice care 



Border States Electric Supply 

Edward Jones-Barbara Adams-Bleth 

Electric Sales & Service, Inc. 

Optimist Club of Dickinson 

Remco Software, Inc. 

Senior Citizens Activity Club-Belfield, ND 

Sax Motor Co. 

United Building Center 

US Bank 

CornerStone ($1,000 - $4,999) 

Ray and Martha Adcock 

Mavis Allan 

Emil and Marcia Baranko 

Dr. Floyd and Barbara Barnhill 

Don and Carol Beckert 

Linda Beitelspacher 

Allen and Jeannette Berger 

Ann P. Bertie 

Roger and Louane Beyer 

Dr. Edward and Patricia Biel 

Dr. Generoso Bigornia 

Clayton Blomseth 

Edsel and Marty Boe 

Joseph Bohlman 

N. C. Brademeyer 

Edwin Breum 

Dr. Leonard and Barbara Conradson 

Dr. Robert and Rogina Cusic 

Clarence and Joanne Dahl 

Dale and Pat Dassinger 

Duane and Bonita Decker 

Charles B. DeHuff 

The Dorsey and Whitney Foundation 

Kenneth and Rhonda Dukart 

Dr. Ralph J. Dukart 

Ray and Margi Dukart 

Milo and Arlys Dullum 

Geri Dvorak 

George and Myrtle Dynes 


Neil and Bonnie Eckelberg 

Dr. Mark and Kim Emmerich 

Cleon and Laurine Engle 

Jane Everett 

Connie Fichter 


Ruth M. Fitterer 

Hank and Gen Fleck 

Dr. Robert and Joelle Fruh 

Dr. Del and Joyce Gab 

Donald and Janis Gartner 

Cora Gilsdorf 

Tammy Grosulak 

Marge Gulbranson 

Calvin and Nancy Gustafson 

James and Sylvia Hartford 

Ron and Sheila Hartl 

Della Heid 

Evelyn Herold 

Lois Hinrichs 

Jim and Jackie Hope 

Thomas and Georgia Huschka 

LaVern and Donelda Jessen 

Don and Peggy Jones 


Joe and Mildred Kadrmas 

Susie Kapelovitz 

Timothy and Nancy Kelly 

Robert and Priscilla Keogh 

Arnold Kesting 

Debbie Kinzel 

Bob and Becky Kitchen 

Kelly and Judy Koppinger 

Arthur and Gladys Kostelecky 

Daryl and Sheila Kostelecky 


Harley and Gloria Krein 

Helen Kuhn 

Arlene Landgrebe 

Patrick and Denette Lothspeich 

Kathleen Lubiniski 

Joan Madler 

Joseph J. Matasovsky 

Steve and Kelly McCormick 

Robert W. McDanold 

Arthur and Lila McNamara 

Arvid and Cindy Mittelstadt 

Glenn and Jan Mitzel 

Catherine Moore 

Dr. Winsor and Florence Morrison 

Gene and Joyce Myers 

Roger and Peggy Myers 

Arlone Nordby 

Pete Oberfoell 

James A. and Leona M. Odermann Family 

Marlys Paulsen 

Robert Pavel 

Frank and Louise Pearson, Jr. 

Jerry and Mildred Perdaems, Sr. 

Dr. David and Dorothy Pokorny 

John and Sue L. Prange 

Monica Reichert 

Susan Robbins 

Leona Sand 

Winston and Barbara Satran 

Ida Schafer 

Irene L. Schafer 

Arnie and Pattie Schaff 

Henry and Angie Schank 

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Marleen Schnaidt 

Bob and Ann Schneider 

Gordon and Sandra Schnell 

Dennis and Sharon Seifert 

David F. and Roberta B. Senn 

Ivan and Beryl Sievers 

Mike and Peggy Steed 

Mr. and Mrs. Charley Steffan 

Craig and Linda Steve 

James and Susan Stolt 

Dr. Thomas and Cheryl A. Templeton 

Cassie Jo Thompson 

Mary Ellen Veigel 

Gene and JoAnne Weinreis 

L. Dan and Kathleen Wilhelmson 


LiFetime donor 

grande CLuB 

($100,000-$499,999) 

Louise Anderson 

Frederick Messersmith 

Gust Mittelstedt 

George Schreiber 

Loretta Schreiber 

Dr. Dennis Wolf 


Baker Boy 

Edward Jones Investments-Barbara Adams-Bleth 

TMI Systems Corporation 

United Way of Dickinson 

West Plains Electric Cooperative, Inc. 


preSidentS CLuB 

($50,000-$99,999) 

Dr. Harlan and Betty Larsen 

Palmer and Ethel Nelson 

Jim Nistler Family 

Harriet Olson 

William (Billie) Rase 

Willa Rustan 

Gary Schwartz 

Robert and Alice Stranik 


American Bank Center 

Bank of The West 


CorporationS, FoundationS, & organizationS 


Badlands Board of Realtors and Affiliates 


Clinic Pharmacy, Inc. 

Dan Porter Motor 

Dave Netzer Painting & Decorating 

Dickinson Charities, Inc. 

Dickinson Lions Club 

Dickinson Noon Lions Club 


Dickinson Roughriders Kiwanis Club 

Duraclean Cleaning Services 

Ed’s Honey Company 

German Hungarian Lodge 

Heiser Motors, Inc. 

a L e g a C Y o F g i V i n g 

Montana Dakota Utilities 

St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center Auxiliary 



paCeSetterS CLuB 

($25,000-$49,999) 

Cleon and Laurine Engel 

Ray and Shirley David 

Myrtle Ericson 

Eckert and Della Heid 

Bob and Carol Lefor 


Jacob and Elizabeth Weiler 

George and Lynnelle Unruh 

Dr. Michael and Lori Wolf 


Badlands Orthopedics 


Dickinson Auto Dealers 

Dickinson Rotary Club 

ESP Computers & Software 


Howe, Hardy, Galloway, & Maus, PC 

Imaging Plus, Inc. 

KQCD TV- STC Broadcasting, Inc. 

Kadrmas, Lee, & Jackson, PC 

Otto Bremer Foundation 

Steffes Corporation 

U.S. West Foundation 

Irsfeld Pharmacy, PC 

K & D Motors, Inc. 

Knudson Appraisal Service 

Kovash and Dasovick, PC 

Logo Magic, Inc. 

Minot Builders Supply Association 

Peters Chiropractic, Inc. 

Price Agency 

Queen City Beverage Company 

Reichert, Fisher & Company, PC 

Southwest Business Machines, Inc. 

St. John’s Lutheran Church Trust 

State Farm Insurance-Todd Otto 

Steiner’s Pharmacy 



BeneFaCtorS CLuB 

($10,000-$24,999) 

Pat and Beverly Altringer 

Dr. Carl Carlson 

John and Gerry Dinsdale 



Howard and Barbara Freed 

Emma Gilliam 

Cora Gilsdorf 

Dr. Dale and Glenice Hansen 

Bruce and Wava Howe 

Bill and Belva Jansen 

Dennis and Nancy Jo Johnson 

Joe and Mildred Kadrmas 

Edwin and Antonia King 

Delores Klein 

Harlin and Marie Kling 

Dr. Danuta Komorowska 


Leo and Constance Ladbury 

Albert Maxner Trust 

Mike Obach 

Dr. Bruce and Irene Olin 


Gilman and Monica Peterson 

John and Sue Prange 

Dr. Douglas and Michelle Roise 

Craig and Linda Steve 

Alex and June Stockert 


Clarence and Marcella Storseth 

John and Doreen Studsrud 

Jerome and Julie Wahl 

Kay Werremeyer 



Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation 

Coca Cola Bottling Company 



Dickinson Charities, Inc. 

Dickinson Clinic 

Dickinson Elks Lodge 


Farmers Union Oil and Land O’ Lakes Foundation 

First American Bank West 

Fraternal Order of Eagles 

German Hungarian Lodge 

Great Plains Clinic, PC 


Heart & Lung Clinic Foundation 

Irsfeld Pharmacy 

Knights of Columbus, Council 1515 

Mackoff Kellogg Law Firm 

ND Pharmacy, Inc. 


Quality Quick Print 

Reichert, Fisher Company, P.C. 

Senior Citizens Activity Club, Belfield, North 

Dakota 

Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross 

St. Anthony Club 

St. John’s Lutheran Church 

Stevenson Funeral Home 

Stockmen’s Livestock Exchange 

US Bank 



LeaderShip CLuB 

($5,000-9,999) 

Lawrence and Elaine Bares 

Dr. James and Ellen Baumgartner 

Roger and Louane Beyer 

Dr. Joel and Marie-Anne Blanchard 

Paul and Jackie Bosch 

Leo and Maxine Braun 

Alvin and Emma Chalupnik 

Dr. Kenneth and Jeanette Delap 

George and Myrtle Dynes 


Frederick and Judith Fleener 

Joe and Sandi Frenzel 

John and Patricia Gaffaney 

Shannon and Audra Galster 

Lona Gordon 

Delroy and Yvonne Gorecki 

Greg and Stella Hanson 

Patrick and Jill Healy 

In Memory of Diane Heidt 

Ray and Kathryn Jilek 

Willis and Inez Johnson 


Mike and Kathy Kiedrowski 

Ray Ann Kilen 

Bob and Becky Kitchen 

Frank and Doris Kubik 

Susie Lefor 

Catherine Moore 

Dr. Brian and Stacey O’Hara 


Shirley Osborn 

Gordon and Marlys Paulsen 

H. L. Reichert Family 

Dean and Danita Rummel 

Donna Schultz 

Herbert Spurgeon 

Ken and Lee Steier 

James and Susan Stolt 

Sebastian and Celestine Stoltz 


Mary Ellen Veigel 


Dr. Darrell and Mary Fran Zeller 

Monty and Audrey Zins 


Allan’s Decorating Center, Inc. 

American Enterprise Investment Services 

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar 

Badlands Barbecue & Barn Dance 


Border States Electric Supply 

Britton Jewelers, LTD 


Climb4Acure, Inc. 

Collection Center, Inc. 

Dan Porter Motors 

DCI Credit Services, Inc. 


Dickinson State University 

Electric Sales and Service, Inc. 

Fleck’s Furniture and Appliance 

Floor to Ceiling Carpet One 

Harvest States Foundation 

Herberger’s Department Store 

Johnson & Johnson 

Kirkwood Bank and Trust 

Knights of Columbus Council 6308 

Ladbury Funeral Service 

Missouri Basin Well Service 

Northern Improvement Company 

Optimist Club of Dickinson 

Real Estate Trust Account Committee 

Rehab Visions 

REMCO Software, Inc. 

St. Benedict’s Health Center 

Sax Motor Company 

Sodexho Marriott Management Service 

Southwest Business Machines 

Surveillance Data, Inc. 

Tooz Construction 

United Building Center 

Wal-Mart 

Weir Eye Clinic 

Western Eye Clinic, LTD 

Every donation you make to St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation makes a 

difference in the quality of healthcare and services we are able to offer. Here 

are a few examples of how we put our donor dollars to use this past year: 

• Hyfrecator 2000 for 

Surgical Care Clinic 

• Replacement of current 

air-conditioning unit in 

Emergency Department 

• Protective glass in Emergency 

Department and ICU 

• Syringe pumps for Babykind 

• Scholarships were awarded to four 

of St. Joseph’s employees in the 

total amount of $8000.00 

• Refrigerator in Laboratory Services 

• GeneXpert machine for 

Laboratory Services 

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30 SeVenth Street WeSt diCKinSon, nd 58601 

St. Joseph’s Hospital foundation 

Offers a Variety of Ways to donate 

FirmFoundations 

The St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation was established in 1983 to benefit the health care mission of St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center. St. Joseph’s Hospital 

Foundation is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of community leaders. The Foundation supports programs and projects related to the improvement of 

healthcare in our communities. The ultimate recipient of your participation could be a member of your family, a close friend, or a neighbor receiving care at St. 

Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center. 

St. Joseph’s Foundation is a tax-exempt corporation pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Gifts to the Foundation are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. 

Please contact Jodi Bosch or if you’d like more information about making a tax deductible donation to St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation at 701.456.4363 

As you contemplate charitable plans, you want to be sure that your favorite charity benefits 

to the highest degree possible. In addition to gifts of cash, donors may provide support to 

the Foundation and personally benefit from their contributions in other ways. We would 

be pleased to talk with you about the many giving options. 

• real estate 

• Personal Property 

• life insurance 

• Bequest 

• Gift annuity 

• charitable remainder trusts (crts) 

• Publicly traded Stocks or Securities 

NON-PROFIT 

U.S. POSTAGE 

Paid 

PERMIT #30 

DICKINSON, ND 

58601 

Deferred giving, such as a bequest or charitable trust, is one of several available opportunities to contribute to the St. Joseph’s 

Hospital Foundation. Deferred giving allows for immediate tax and estate planning benefits and is an attractive vehicle for 

donors who need the ongoing income from those assests or trusts. We thank you for considering investing in the future of our 

community’s health by considering St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation as a beneficiary of your estate. 

Professional planning allows you to make a larger gift now and witness the impact of your gift during your lifetime. 

Contributions are tax deductible and all contributions are officially acknowledged by the Foundation. For further information 

about planned giving opportunities, please contact St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation at 701-456-4363. 

The Foundation staff cannot offer legal advice concerning tax benefits and legal documents. The Foundation encourages you 

to seek advice from a financial planner or attorney. Please let us know if assistance is needed in selecting a professional advisor.

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