2007 Spring Vintage.pmd - Retirement Housing Foundation

Retirement Housing Foundation® Spring 2007
Martha Angermeier
Independence Square
Ferd Schiller
DeSmet Retirement
Marion Albright
Gateway Gardens
What's Inside . . .
From the President . . . pg 2
Celebrating
Life!
We have never had so many residents
who will be celebrating birthdays of 100
or more as this year!
Althea Lentz
Colonial Height
Annual Meeting
Awardees . . . pg 3
Community News . . pg 6
Volunteers . . . . . . . . pg 8
Demographers are saying that the fastest
growing segment of society is those living
past the age of 100. Over the past century,
life expectency in the U.S. has grown
by 30 years.
Thomas Perls, director of New England
Centenarian Study examines people age
100 and older in order to help everyone
else learn how to age well.
(continued on page 6)
Bernice Goergen
Gateway Gardens
Donors . . . . . . . . . . pg 18
Circle of Friends . . pg 22
Blanche Mydland
Gateway Gardens
Cecile Swotes
Gateway Gardens
Phoebe Houser
Sun City Gardens

From the President
The RHF Mission: It’s All About People
In February RHF celebrated our 46 th Anniversary and Annual Meeting.
Our theme is “It’s All About People.” This is a theme for every year
because while we can’t perform the mission without money and
buildings, the purpose of the mission is people. If we were not serving
people, there would be so reason for our existence.
In the past year we have celebrated RHF’s 45 th Anniversary in more
than 120 locations, and we are continuing the remaining celebrations
this year. In every community I have heard stories and expressions of
gratitude about the difference our mission makes in the lives of people.
And elected officials in many locations have asked us to build and
preserve more housing.
A few years ago I started using the term “age tsunami” instead of age
wave, because the doubling of our over 65 population by 2030 is much
more than a wave. When I met with representatives and Senators in
The Vintage is published periodically for residents, families of residents, the United Churches
of Christ and sponsoring congregations, staff, local board members, and friends of
Retirement Housing Foundation, 911 N. Studebaker Road, Long Beach, CA 90815-4900,
Telephone (562) 257-5100/FAX (562) 257-5200, TDD (800) 545-1833, ext. 359. www.rhf.org - e-mail:
info@rhf.org.
Retirement Housing Foundation is a nonprofit California corporation dedicated to planning, sponsoring, building and managing
housing for older adults, economically disadvantaged families, and persons with disabilities. It is a member of the Council for
Health and Human Service Ministries of the United Church of Christ, and also co-sponsors housing projects with other
denominational, civic and community organizations. RHF is a member of the American Association of Homes and Services for the
Aging and its state affiliates. RHF serves and employs without regard to race, creed, color, sex, national origin, religion, ancestry,
marital status, physical disability, age, medical condition (including pregnancy), or familial status.
President and Chief Executive Officer: Rev. Laverne R. Joseph, D.D.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairperson: Donald W. King Vice Chairperson: Christina E. Potter Treasurer: Thomas S. Masuda
Directors: Jean G. Dremstedt, Raymond E. East, Rev. Dr. Teruo Kawata, Nancy D. McPeak, Dr. Darryl M. Sexton, Stewart M.
Simington , and Rev. Dr. John E. Trnka.
RHF Foundation, Inc. provides financial resources through gifts and managed funds that assist the mission of Retirement
Housing Foundation.
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Rev. Laverne R. Joseph, D.D.
President & CEO
Washington, DC in March, I was pleased to hear that they had picked up the same terminology. We are
simply not prepared as a nation to address this need and we are slipping further behind each year. But it
must be addressed because the quality of life as well as the survival of people is as stake. We have a similar
shortage of affordable family housing.
Recognizing the challenge is a start. The next challenge is to turn words into actions.
It takes people to serve the needs of people and I’m grateful to our 2600 team members who serve our
16,000+ residents nationwide. I hope you realize how much you are appreciated by all of us and have a
sense of the difference you are making in the lives of other people.
This issue of the Vintage also features our volunteers. You make a big difference not only in the lives of
residents and staff but also in the larger community.
And of course our donors are also appreciated for your contributions which help to underwrite the mission.
Over the years one of my favorite songs has been “People Who Need People…are the luckiest people in the
world.” I liked the tune so much that it wasn’t until recently I thought more deeply about the words. In
reality everyone needs people. The luckiest people in the world are those who have the people they need
when they need them.
You and I are among those people. We give and we serve, and in so doing we receive and we enable other
people to be fortunate because they have the people they need when they need them.
Thank you for what you do. May we never grow weary in our mission of service.

46th Anniversary
Rex Chapman Award
Linda Listoe
Rex Chapman was active with Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF),
both in Cathedral Pioneer Church Homes in Sacramento and later with
the national Board of RHF, for more than 30 years. From 1977 to 1998, he
served on the Board of RHF, and chaired the Board from 1984 to 1989. In
1999, he received the honor of Director Emeritus. During his term as
Board Chair, he was responsible for persuading Dr. Joseph to become RHF
President and CEO.
After Mr. Chapman’s death in 2000, the RHF Board created the Rex
Chapman Award to be given, from time to time, in recognition of
outstanding service on behalf of others.
Linda was the third staff person hired by Retirement Housing Foundation.
While her initial position was that of Executive Secretary to Rev. Clark Harshfield, she found herself, over
the years, handling everything from finding sites to develop, to filing HUD applications, to working with
architects and construction companies, and going to final closings with HUD.
Her final title, Senior Vice President of Corporate Services/Corporate Secretary saw her handling all of the
legal documentation involved with creating and maintaining the status of our not-for-profit corporations.
When Linda started in 1969, there were four communities and two under construction. In her 37 years
with RHF, she experienced and participated in the phenomenal growth in our mission.
Previous award winners have been Maggie Belton from Pilgrim Tower East for her local and national
advocacy work, and the late Jean Moore Warrick, RHF Board member and Chair, for her 25 years with RHF.
For her 37 years of dedication to the RHF Mission, we are pleased to honor a special person who
helped to make the mission happen: Linda Listoe.
Friend of the Elderly Award
The Honorable Judge Thomas Jenkins
RHF recognizes the Honorable Thomas Jenkins, retired California Superior
Court Judge, with the 2007 Friend of the Elderly award for his vision and
leadership in the area of aging services.
Forty-six years ago he, and several colleagues, founded both the California
Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (now Aging Services of
California) and the American Association of Homes and Services for the
Aging (AAHSA). He was President of the AAHSA in 1966 and 1967 and a
member of its Board of Directors from 1962 to 1968.
The impetus of founding both CAHSA and AAHSA was the recognition of
future national demographics and the need to address aging services in our
state and nation. For nearly five decades, Judge Jenkins has been a voice of
wisdom in these two organizations, and he attends most annual meetings of
both ASC and AAHSA.
He has received many honors and held many memberships. He served on the Board of Directors, League of
California Cities from 1970 to 1974, was Vice Chairman and member of the National Board of Directors of Camp
Fire Girls from 1964 to 1968, President of the United Community Fund of San Francisco from 1962 to 1964,
Board of Directors of San Francisco Association for Mental Health from 1971 to 1976, and the Governor’s
Hospital Advisory Council, State of California from 1963 to 1967. He was Chairman from 1979 to 1981 and a
member of the Board of Directors of Northern California Presbyterian Homes from 1977 to 1989.
He has authored articles on aging published in national magazines, Concern and Focus.
For Judge Jenkins’ vision and accomplishments in the past and for his continued wisdom, Retirement Housing
Foundation is pleased to present him with our 2007 Friend of the Elderly award.
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46th Anniversary
Resident of the Year
Catherine Veney -
North Capitol at Plymouth
Washington, D.C.
Whether it has been with members of her own family or strangers in the
community where she lives, Catherine Floyd Veney has modeled service
throughout her entire life. She has volunteered with various churches
and civic organizations, anywhere that she has seen a need.
Moving into North Capitol at Plymouth in February 2005 did nothing to
slow her down when it came to helping others.
Resident Manager June Daly says that for Thanksgiving, Ms. Veney gave
out 25 turkeys to the residents who needed them, and on Thanksgiving Day, she cooked and baked two turkeys
for Thanksgiving Dinner for North Capitol residents who did not have somewhere to go that day.
A member of the Resident Council says, “She has gospel programs, which consist of singing groups, dinners for
the various holidays, and parties in order to get the residents who don’t have places to go out of their apartments.
When it’s time for one of her planned functions, she will start cooking two or three days ahead of time preparing
a large feast. She will spend her last dime to purchase food and medicine for residents or anyone else. She will
take them places when they don’t have a ride to get there. She will pray with them and for them. She is never
too busy to help anyone whenever they call her. She is the chairperson of the Sick Committee at North Capitol
at Plymouth. She is one of a kind, because when God made her, He broke the mold.”
Retirement Housing Foundation is pleased to recognize Catherine Veney as our 2007 Resident of the Year.
Manager of the Year
Julie Lemke - Monona Meadow, Monona, WI
Julie Lemke joined the RHF team four years ago as Marketing Director for
Monona Meadows, Monona, WI. This position was created due to the 20
vacancies that existed in a 70-unit community. Within 12 months, Julie
guided Monona Meadows to 100 percent occupancy, and created such an
interest that the waiting list began to grow. As a result of her performance,
Julie was promoted to Manager when the position became vacant. Over the
past 12 months, Julie has improved the community and resident
satisfaction by having the entire building re-painted and spearheading “Project Home” which replaced
several items in the building with Energy Star equipment, ultimately saving Monona Meadows thousands
of dollars. Julie has taken her expertise on the road to other RHF communities in the North Central and
Southwest Regions.
The Executive Committee of the Monona Meadows Residents Association writes, “Julie is a great asset to
our community, and we appreciate her work with us and for us here at Monona Meadows. She is friendly
and cooperative, always answering questions and finding solutions to whatever concerns residents have on
their minds. Her knowledge and understanding of all the HUD rules and regulations is apparent. She goes
out of her way to show concern for the residents and the property alike. We want to thank her for her
management expertise and her fairness in dealing with problems. We are glad she is here with us.”
Julie is a fine example of believing that problems can be overcome and she addresses them with a positive
attitude. She helps other managers believe in themselves and, thereby, to do what needs to be done. In her
performance appraisal in September 2006, her comments included a smiley face and a note in big print that
read, “I LOVE MY JOB! THANK YOU FOR ALL THE OPPORTUNITIES.”
Retirement Housing Foundation is pleased to recognize Julie Lemke as 2007 Manager of the Year.
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46th Anniversary
Administrator of the Year
Tonya Turner - Pilgrim Tower North & East
Pasadena, CA
Tonya Turner began working with RHF at the national headquarters
office in Long Beach as an Occupancy Specialist, on a temporary basis,
in 2003. In 2004, she was promoted to Administrator of Pilgrim
Tower North and Pilgrim Tower East, Pasadena, which consists of 416
apartments for older adults. She manages an on-site staff of 18
persons.
Over the past year, she has been involved in the $6 million rehabilitation of Pilgrim Tower North, and is
preparing for an equally large rehabilitation at Pilgrim Tower East. Her Regional Manager Chapin Hemphill
writes that during this same time period, she completed a tax credit and bond conversion of the financing
program for PTN. During this process, four re-certifications were required of the residents. Her ability to
communicate with the wide array of nationalities, personalities, and races that make up the tenancy allows for
a unique harmony.
Tonya writes, “The housing field takes a lot of effort. If one does not feel he or she is improving the quality
of life for others, and enjoys doing it, that person is in the wrong field. Being a housing administrator takes
a lot of patience, commitment, concern, continued education, and respect for the people one is serving.”
She is also very active with Pasadena community events and the local Councilperson’s office.
We are pleased to recognize Tonya Turner as 2007 Administrator of the Year.
Thank You 2006 Annual Meeting Major Donors
We are grateful to the businesses that contributed to the mission of RHF during our
46 th Annual Meeting in February 2007. Thank you to the following:
Platinum Donors
(Gifts of $7,500 or more)
Bank of America California Bank & Trust Comerica Bank-California
National Affordable Housing Trust Schochet & Associates Sullivan Curtis Monroe
oe
Theodora Oringher Miller & Richman U. S. Bank Washington Mutual
Gold ($3,500)
Dauby O’Connor & Zaleski - Reuben, Raucher and Blum
Web Service Company, , Inc.
Silver
Silver ($1,500)
Christiansen’s Floral Design - Victoria Hunt, United Title/Land America
Novogradac & Co. - MMA Financial
Silver Bronze ($1,000)
William Kelly - David Stern, Westec Construction - Ice Miller, LLP
Wells Fargo Bank
Bronze
Bronze ($750)
Hill Ward & Henderson, P.A. - HPSI Purchasing Services
Friends (Under $749)
Houston Title Company - Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear - Diana McIver and Associates, Inc.
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News From Our Communities
William Clarke talking
with a docent at the
Moffett Field Museum.
Auburn Ravine Terrace - Auburn Ravine, California
You would never know that William Clarke, a resident at Auburn Ravine
Terrace was a living national treasure - but that is just how Richard Van
Treuren, an expert of lighter-than-air transportation and editor of “A Century
of Airships” describes him.
Clarke is the last remaining living crew member of the great airships, a part
of the U.S. Navy’s lighter-than-air program which lasted from 1921 - 1935.
He was a ground crew member of the USS Akron, a giant airship that sank tailfirst
in the Atlantic, leaving three survivors out of a crew of 76. He was also in
Lakehurst, N.J. when the Hindenburg zeppelin crashed in a fiery ball of flames.
While he was off-shift at the time, he would go on duty guarding the wreckage
the next day.
He was a crewmember of the last airship, the Macon, on its last flight out of
Moffett Field in northern California in February of 1935. Macon was 400,000
pounds and 785 feet long (four times the size of today’s Goodyear blimps) and
was powered by eight 560 hp engines built in Germany. It crashed into the
Pacific Ocean during a routine return trip from the Channel Islands, all but two crew members survived.
He was recently interviewed by a German TV crew, filming a documentary that will appear on German TV
in the next year. Clarke has been told that interview footage could end up on the History Channel, Discovery
Channel and BBC projects centered around exploration of the Macon’s wreckage, which was found in 1990.
Colonial Heights - Florence, Kentucky
Jutta Hibrandt lived in Florida with her daughter before moving to
Colonial Heights and Gardens in September of 2005.
While she was in Florida she had been a professional ballroom dance
instructor until her early 70’s. She competed in dance competitions
until the age of 75, when she retired.
At the age of 85, she began dancing again, as a way to stay physically active.
It was her dance instructor that talked her into dancing competively again.
In the past year, they have competed in two major competitions and one
exhibition. They placed first in the Quick Step and Fox Trot.
What makes this all the more amazing is that Jutta is legally blind.
Celebrating Life! (continued from the front page)
Bishop’s Glen - Holly Hill, Florida
A Christmas tradition that started years ago with the lighting of
300 luminaries on the main driveway in Bishop’s Glen has grown
to now include more than 1400 throughout the entire community.
More than 30 residents and staff make the luminaries by hand; a
paper sandwich bag, filled with about an inch of sand in which a
candle is placed.
Every night, at 6 pm, volunteers light the candles and they burn
for 3 - 4 hours.
It is an event that brings the entire community together and leaves
a lasting impression for the entire year
Perls says the key to a long and healthy life is simple; don’t smoke, get lots of exercise and sleep, and eat a
balanced diet. Another common feature appears to be the ability to deal well with stress.
We can’t tell you that our centenarians have paid attention to the above-mentioned suggestions - but they
have definitely done something right!
Happy Birthday to all of you - may you be surrounded by those you love and who love you, and may your
days be filled with laughter.
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Capital Court - Corydon, Indiana
News From Our Communities
The residents of Capital Court have taken on the job of nursemaid to
Lily, the baby goat. Lily had a traumatic birth and it was questionable
as to whether she was going to make it during the first week of her life.
Shelley Hoten, the housekeeper at Capital Court and Lily’s owner, needed
to feed her every two hours so she brought her to work, keeping Lily in
her car and occasionally checking on her. It wasn’t long before word was
out that Lily needed some tender loving care and the line of residents
volunteering to help grew.
For the next few days, as Lily started to take her first steps, it wasn’t
unusual to see a baby goat, in a diaper and pink jumpsuit, in the community
room with five or six of the residents watching over her like proud parents.
Lily is now home with Dandalion, her real mom, on the farm, doing quite well.
Maple City Square - LaPorte, Indiana
The Holiday Party at Maple City Square this year had the usual . . .
wonderful food (including a 21 pound turkey), wonderful friends
(including recently retired staff member Jean Fain) and the winner of
RHF’s Resident Survey, MCS resident William Gatzke.
William filled out the Resident Survey form that is mailed to all RHF
residents every two years and automatically got his name into a drawing for a
Wal-Mart gift certificate.
William and Jan Roberts, his case manager from the LaPorte County
Council on Aging, went on a shopping spree just in time for Christmas.
Madison Heritage Apartments - Madison, Indiana
Madison Heritage Apartments boasts two very talented artists under
its roof.
Vivian Wood is 90 years old and is a self-taught artist. She paints for
enjoyment and her paintings represent what she has seen from her
travelling across the United States, visiting her four sons.
Carl “Rod” Troyer is a man of many talents; artist, musician and
actor. He used his artistic talents when he was a trial sketch artist
and while sketching people at fairs and festivals throughout the
United States. He has played keyboard in country western bands
and appeared in various television westerns, among them -
Gunsmoke.
Lately, his artistic talents have been put to use at a local restaurant,
where the owner had commissioned Troyer to sketch caricatures
of his “regulars.” More than 100 of those drawings now hang on
the walls - becoming conversation pieces while patrons wait for
their food.
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Volunteer of the Year
Celebrating Volunteers!
For any non-profit, volunteers are the lifeblood of the organization. Volunteers play a vital role in the day-today
lives of the residents living in our communities. This year RHF recognized the outstanding efforts of two
volunteers from two unique RHF communities at our Annual Meeting in February. The following pages
acknowledges the efforts of the thousands of volunteers that make the lives of our residents that much richer.
Tom Baumann - Angelus Plaza in Los Angeles,CA
Thomas W. Baumann is the Director of Physician Development at Good
Samaritan Hospital and currently President of the Angelus Plaza Advisory
Council. During the past seven years, he has also worked with Angelus Plaza
in his role as the hospital’s Director of Business Development.
Jeffrey Winston, Angelus Plaza’s Community Relations Coordinator,
writes, “Mr. Baumann has helped to empower the Council by challenging
each member to raise the bar in terms of attainable goals and enhancing
the public awareness. Aside from corporate sponsorship of our Senior
Talent Show, Inaugural Art Auction, and providing partial support for the
African American Heritage celebration, Tom has been a catalyst, leading
by example through his personal involvement.” Under his stewardship in
2006, the Advisory Council held a highly successful art auction and
reception called “Connecting Our Seniors.” This collaborative effort
raised over $26,000. Proceeds will directly benefit the seniors, since the
revenue will be used to upgrade the Bert MacLeech Computer Learning Center.
He serves as a board member of the Elizabeth Center for Cancer Detection, and previously at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church in Montrose. In addition, Tom has helped establish a medical missionary service, AMNET
International, a nonprofit corporation whose mission is to provide ambulances and other critical healthcare
equipment, education, and resources to the people of Guam and Micronesia.
We are pleased to recognize Tom Baumann as 2007 Volunteer of the Year.
Volunteer of the Year
Winona Balch - Miracle Manor in Edna,TX
Winona met her husband, Sonny, as a senior in high school, and said she knew
they would marry the first night they met at the College Christian fellowship.
They have been married for 47 years, have two children, three grandchildren, and
one great-grandchild. After finishing a degree in engineering, her husband
decided to become a minister.
She became acquainted with Viola Mendiola, our Manager at Miracle Manor
Apartments, in 1969, when her husband became the full time minister at the
Church of Christ on Apollo Drive in Edna, Texas. This 23-apartment HUD 202
opened in 1989.
Winona and her husband hold Bible classes and song services with the residents at
Miracle Manor. After Winona retired as Post Master from the U.S. Postal Service three years ago, she continued with
monthly devotionals, lunches, and games for the residents. Sonny conducts the Bible classes, but Viola says that
Winona pretty much single-handedly cooks and serves the meals for all the residents. During the two months that
she was ill and not able to cook, she made sure her husband brought the monthly meals for the residents. She also
sends a birthday card to every resident at Miracle Manor.
Manager Viola Mendiola writes, “Winona is one of the kindest, most generous persons I’ve ever known. She has not
allowed her sickness to deter her from serving our residents. They look forward to their monthly bingo/Bible study/
luncheon. The fellowship is awesome.”
RHF is pleased to recognize Winona Balch as 2007 Volunteer of the Year.
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Volunteer Recognition
Our residents are a vital part of the areas they live in. Whether it is the residents of La Mirada Vistas (La
Mirada, CA), volunteering to be “victims” in city-wide safety drills; handing out water at the Los Angeles
Marathon (Rio Vista Village - CA); stuffing Easter eggs for the Jaycee’s annual egg hunt (La Fontaine
Center - Huntington, IN); or starting a cancer support group for seniors (Pioneer Towers - Sacramento,
CA) - our residents see a need and step right in to fill it.
300 Main - Estacada, Oregon
For the past ten years, the 300 Main-liners (a group of residents
from 300 Main) have visited the Grace House Assisted Living
community in Estacada on a monthly basis to lead its residents in
a sing-along and provide a few hours of companionship. They
bring along a book of favorite songs and have a special song sheet
for every month.
Getting ready to go on their March excursion is (l to r): Elaine Piercy,
Dora Jane McCary, Celenia Garcia, 300 Main Manager Linda
Forsberg, Lillian Johnsen, Lorraine Fasciona, and Kathryn Ross.
Pioneer Towers - Sacramento, California
In 1992, at the age of 71, Shirley O’Key found herself in Albania as a
Peace Corps volunteer. It had been a struggle to get there - convincing
the Peace Corps that she wasn’t too old for the task. They had first
rejected her (that age thing), but she demanded an interview and
eventualy received an assignment.
She taught English as a second language to high school students in
three different cities - Tirana, Elbasan and Sarande.
“The prior government did a couple of things right,” O’Key said. “There
was a school in every village, they had power and they had television.”
Last year she returned. She visited the schools she had taught in and
spoke with many of the teachers she had worked with during her first
visit. From that visit she has a new endeavor - collecting books (in English)
to send to the schools in Albania.
Maple City Square - LaPorte, Indiana
The annual Flu Clinic at Maple City Square is a long established
event in the LaPorte community.
Each year the word has gone out that seniors can obtain shots at this
site even when vaccine is in short supply. 2006 was no exception.
By the end of October, many medical offices had not received their
supply of flu vaccine due to shipping problems from the distributor.
The Visiting Nurses of America (VNA) made a special effort to have a
supply for those who would be coming to Maple City Square’s site.
This is a collaborative effort on the part of numerous community groups throughout the LaPorte area. The
VNA, working out of LaPorte Hospital provides the supply of flu vaccine and the nurses to administer the
shots; the Maple City Square staff gets the word out about the clinic, fields phone calls from neighboring
cities and sets up the community room for the seniors who come; and community volunteers make sure the
paperwork is correct and things run smoothly throughout the day.
This year, more than 100 area seniors received flu vaccinations - no one was turned away.
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Volunteer Recognition
Thank You Volunteers!
Our volunteers throughout the nation are special to us. Over 2,325 persons graciously gave of their time
volunteering a total of 94,000 hours in 2006 to RHF individual communities! (The hours for meetings are not
included for the corporate and local community Board Members & Advisory Commission which would
increase the totals significantly.) Here is a partial listing of names:
300 Main
Estacada, OR
Joanne Akins
Kathyrn Anderson
Ronald Ballard
Dustin Clark
Ruth Cousins
Jody Cox, Calvin &
Benjamin
Sammy Eaton
Linda Forsberg
Ben de Haan
Lorraine Fasciona
Celenia Garcia
Pedro Garcia
Debbie Gerig
Scott Gerig
Joan Hale
Shirley Hancock
Russell & Gayenell
Henderson
Lillian Johnsen
Ron Koenig
Shelane Lee
LaVerne Luedtke
Dora Jane McCary
Ralph Mathes
Earl Myhra
Don & Pam Peters
Jared Peters
Elaine Piercy
Robert Pinardi
Carl Prokop
Milo Prokop
Red Barn Co-op Preschool
Tammy & Lonny Rollins
Kathryn Ross
Aszur Schulz
Mary Lou Slater
Tom Wheeler
Gladys Wiles
Carol Zeller
Abbey Apartments
Fort Wayne, IN
Bob Bowers
Rick Clayton
Phyllis Lathrop
Isabel Pitman
Ruby & the Good
Old Boys
Alice Smith
Sharon Sparby
Wanda West
Angelus Plaza
Los Angeles, CA
Eustolia Alvarado
Ignacio Alvarez
Crescencio Apdal
Remedios Apdal
Erlina Arcebal
Franco Arcebal
Joyce Arnold
Bok Bang
Thomas W. Baumann
Delfina Bautista
Miguel Borrayo
Antonia Cabal
Lillian Calamari
Gladys Campoverde
Dee Chambers
Hu-Ping Chang
Jen Shuan Chen
Jian Chen
Jui-Tzu Cheng
Byung Cho
Ming Chung
Tser-Chi Chung
Helen Davis
Yung Ding
William Dixon
Peter Elliot
Michelle Espernza
Martha Estrada
Eliseo Estrella
Eloise Evans
Luke Fontenberry
Grace Farwell-Grange
Barbara Gavigno
Joung Ha
Therese Ha
Lillian Harrow
Soon Hong
Hui-Yui Fan-Huang
Anthony Hui
Pamela Hunton
Chao Jan
Han Jeong
Chun Kim
Dong Kim
Jun Kim
Ja Koo
Mo Sun Koo
Moon Koo
Ping Kuo
Ann Lam
Richard Lieoff, Ph.D
Chang Lee
Jin Lee
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Angelus Plaza
Los Angeles, CA (cont.)
Chen-The Liu
Fu-Juan Liu
Te-Yu Lo
Ruby Loh
Elsa Lopez
Ying Lu
Morgan Lyons, Ph.D
Levon Martin
Rosario Martinez
Alex Mejia
Cecil Menfield
Joong Min
Aurelio Montes
Alejandra Moreno
Emma Morin
Ching-Chang Niu
Fabian Nunez
Jeanie Ostro
Eva Pacana
Noemi Palermo
Qi-Hui Pan
Won Park
Young Park
Jan Perry
Tom Petersmyer
Jose Planells
Eva Plasencio
Hsu Tsin Hsia Pu
Carmen Rodriguez
Morris Sanchez
Wen-Juen Sheng
Elizabeth Sun
Irene Syro
Jih Der Teng
Mary Thorton
Laura Trejo
Huei-Ping Tsao
Jackie Ulibarri
Bella Villeza
Margaret Wang
Ying Wang
Bill Watanabe
Winne Willemer
Josephine Wilson
Elizabeth Wong
Kwok Wong
Ming-Shen Wu
Nelly Wu
Jan Yang
Jung Yang
Raymond Yeh
Chao-Jan Yen
Angelus Plaza
Los Angeles, CA (cont.)
Li-Mei Yen
Martha Deuk Yi
Noon Yip
Margaret Lynn Yonekura, M.D.
Rose Young
Johnson Yu
Karin Yu
Flora Zhang
Henry Zhou
Wu Zhu
Benson Manor
Smyrna, GA
Lucille Sewell
Shelby Slaton
Jan Tobelmann
Nellie Wilson
Necia Wright
Bishop’s Glen
Holly Hill, FL
Larry Adams
Jerry Baum
Joann Baum
Dorothy Blackler
Olive Boyer
Helen Bryant
Tom Bryant
Anna Mae Burchill
Ted Burchill
Viola Cannon
Wanda Caracciolo
Mildred Carter
Hope Chapin
Elizabeth Cocks
Peggy Cone
Ellen Connor
Louise Cooke
Rhoda Corr
Priscilla Crimmins
Eleanor Daniells
Cynthia Dickinson
Jane Downes
Anne Dunham
Evelyn Easterbrook
Sam Easterbrook
Bill Ebbert
June Ebbert
Charles Fain
Audrey Fitch
Dolores Foga
June Francis

“If you have a passion, then you have something to contribute. It’s not about
asking, “What should I do” It’s about asking, “What is my passion”
Catherine Muther
Bishop’s Glen
Holly Hill, FL (cont.)
Ella French
Sadie Gorman
Jeri Hall
Jessie Hatch
Florence Haydt
Joseph Haydt
Ginny Hazel
Pearl Hemphill
Marge Highsmith
Marion Holm
Ed Hoover
Ava Lamar
Sue Latham
Jonathon Learn
Gladys List
Peggy Litwin
Adrienne Maly
Mae Markley
Ruth Marley
Steve Marley
Lena Martin
Jennie Martorano
Mickey Massfeller
Al Mathews
Maurice May
Vivian McGuire
Moe Messer
Trudy Messer
Louise Murphy
Arthur Nelson
Viola Papiano
Dominick Pedone
Ginny Pedone
Trudy Pierce
Milton Pinkney
Helen Pisapia
Theresa Plano
Lorna Reid
Dorothy Saxe
Ivan Saxe
Jack Smith
Lyndey Smith
Janet Snyder
Robert Snyder
Frank Stolowich
Helen Stolowich
Edd Taylor
Joan Taylor
Esther Thomas
Jean Thomas
Val Thompson
Gwynne Thornton
Ruth Towle
Mimi Vandenbush
Janet Vodenicker
Edna Wadro
Doris Wagner
Phil Wagner
Father Harry Wallace
Bunny Weston
Bishop’s Glen
Holly Hill, FL (cont.)
Roger Weston
Ruth Whitney
Dick Wilson
Evelyn Wilson
Edna Witherington
Bixby Knolls Towers
Long Beach, CA
Chuck & Bobbie Byrd
Camelot Village
Council Bluffs, IA
Kim Eames
Terry Edwards
Johnny Ray Gomez
Melissa Hough
Katy Ann Parker
Steve Raphael
Joe Taylor
Joyce Torchia
The Carlin
Arlington, VA
Marvin & Betty Binns
CVS
Mary Guinta
Arthur Jenkins
Rachel Joyce
Mae McWilliams
Viola Sadler
Washington Lee High School
The Carolinian
Florence, SC
Debra Barnes
Rev. Jim Crooks
Robert Hyman
Jesse Jordan
Casa de Pinos
Prescott, AZ
Allison Engstrom
Gerrie Garrison
Mary Hoy
Melissa Ruffner
Jennifer Taylor
Cimarron Court
Kearney, NE
Richard Bates
Teresa Bates
Joy Bennett
Leroy Dady
Robert Guge
Mary Jane McLaughlin
Janice McMindes
Wilma Ogle
Margie Schmitz
Deb Weizorek
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The Cloisters
Deland, FL
Carol Abramson
Dorothy Arnold
Connie Armistead
Elio Barbis
Julie Boyd
Anna Brandt
Richard Brown
Ann Buchanan
Charlotte Carroll
Barbara Cleveland
Francis Clifton
Evelyn Close
Eileen Cooper
Jane Critoph
Kathryn Cucinitti
Robert Davis
Inez Delbene
James Dungan
Phyllis Fechter
Dorothy Fillmore
Dwight Gentry
Nellie Graham
Georgene Hall
Reggie Hatch
Rita Hatch
Virginia Hibbs
Carol Hornbeck
Ralph Howell
Anne Introcasa
Josephine Jamke
Helene Kereluk
Erwin Lazarus
Elsie Lazarus
Joanne Leber
Reid Lighton
Frank Mantor
Jeanne Mauk
Clifford McColley
Marion McColley
David Meyer
Eva Meyer
Marguerite O’Connell
Evelyn Orr
Doris Paskewitz
John Pollock
Rosetta Rumney
Mary Rayan
Gwendolyn Sanz
Elton Sledge
Ann Siofletia
Ellie Steinwand
Gary Thompson
Peggy Thompson
Katherine Trahan
Jean Vrooman
Dorothy Whitmore
Marian Woodward
Robert Young
Cocalico Place
Ephrata, PA
Penn Laurel Girl Scout
Troop 192
Mark Johnson
KPets
Amy Moore
Joseph North
Colonial Heights &
Gardens
Florence, KY
Olinda Arrowood
Eva Blackburn
Cheryl Borg
Ray Buckingham
Bethel Baptist Church
Bullittsville Christian Church
– Patricia Standefur
Burlington Baptist Church
Choir – Bob Hickman Dir.
Christ United Methodist
Church – Michael Lehman
Community Pentecostal
Church
Lillian Cusentino
Wanda Edwards
Erlanger Church of Christ
– Choir
Osha Farmer
Kathy Fedders
Fellowship of Believers
– Gene Weaver
First Church of Christ
– Dewey Slone
First Church of Christ
– Delmar Rogers
Dori Fitzgerald
Denny French
Berry & Lois Gibbons
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church – Gilbert Duchow
Evelyn Grady
Jutta Hibrandt
Fred & Kim Hockney
Virginia Jansen
Margaret Jennings
Dody Jones
Edwin & Shirley Kirkpatrick
Lakeside Christian Church
– John Russell
Florence Lanter
Alice Lee
Phyllis Libby
Kay Littlefield
Elsie Longley
Main Street Baptist Church
– Gary Reynolds
Gladys Marsh
Bob McCurley
Irene McDarty
Mildred McElhaney
John Mutsch

Volunteer Recognition
Colonial Heights &
Gardens
Florence, KY (cont.)
New Beginnings
Presbyterian – Steve Riser
Rose Noetzel
Eva Nosteide
Oak Ridge Baptist Church
– Randy Wallace
Sam Radamer
Richwood Presbyterian
– Jean Frable
Marguerite Risse
Janet Robertson
Dorothy Rose
Stephanie Schenk
Betty Shepherd
Paul Simpson
Vivian Skidmore
Bill & Hertha Smith
St. Paul/St. Timothy
Summit Church of Christ
– Tom Smith
Marcella Sally Volz
Beverly Ward
Daniel Warner
Courtenay Springs
Merritt Island, FL
Anna Adams
Alzheimer’s Youth Group
Claria Anderson
Mary Helen Anderson
Martin Anderson
Senior Chorus
Peggie Ayers
BCC Community
Outreach Program
Eunice Baggett
Gene Baird
Norma Baird
Gladys Baldwin
Marylin Barnini
Rev. Beaumont
Bell Choir
Mary Bold
Bon Worth
Canaveral Squares
Mr. & Mrs. Childers
David Claiborne
Barbara Clark
James Connelly
Cocoa Beach High School
Maxine Conners
Richard Conway
Shirley Cortsen
Caryol Cox
Ethel Crothers
Barbara Crumpton
Don Daych
Mr. & Mrs. Doerr
Pat Dolan
Malcolm Dunham
Mr. Eddie
Blanch Eller
Carolyn Ethers
Courtenay Springs
Merritt Island, FL (cont.)
Marie Farrell
Mildred Fisher
Betty Gleckner
Lee Greco
Mary Preston Gross
Diane Grove
Mr.& Mrs. Hinkle
Betty Hirsh
Kitty Holder
Gladys Hunley
Jefferson Middle School
Jeratric Jazz
John & Friends
Ruth Kliem
Fran Loh
Gus Lohse
Mary Mace
Keith Palmer
George Pawl
Sue Phielger
Robert Porter
Post St. John
Community Choir
Dorothy Reaume
Rita Rheinhardt
Seetta Richardson
Rev. Rosenbaum
Emmy Rothgerber
Sandy (Mary Kay Cosmetics)
Theresa Sempepos
Florence Scott
Silvertones
Katherine Smith
Margaret Speth
Lucille Stern
Keene Strings
Mavis Timmon
Mrs. Tritsch
Rose Trogan
Walters School of Dance
Doris Whaley
Jack Wiles
Vivianne Woodard
Carol Zehr
Adele Zingmond
Dee Zigmond
Steve Zigmond
Crescent Manor
Mesquite, TX
Bethany Riley
Jack & Bea Martin
DeSmet
Florissant, MO
Carol Armstrong
Millie Craig
Chris Gaulden
Tom Gaulden
Juanita Gruenloh
Haley Pitchford
Matthew Pitchford
Dogwood
Milledgeville, GA
Mary Andrews
Martha Jackson
Ralph Kudart
Homer Patrick
The Gateway
/Gateway Gardens
Poway, CA
Roger Adams
Elizabeth Connolly
Cathy Gallo
Girl Scouts of California
Dede Goldstein and
her Service Dog
Laura Huepper
The Jewish Temple Youth Group
The Joslyn Center Reader’s
Theatre Group
League of Women Voters
Diedre and Kitty’s Mikeison
Cub Scouts
Painted Rock Elementary School
Pastor David Brown
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45th Anniversary
celebrations at (right)
Winslow Manor in
Winslow, AZ and
(above) Verde View in
Camp Verde, AZ.
The Gateway
/Gateway Gardens
Poway, CA (cont.)
Pastor Pugh
Samantha Stanfill
Shelby Stanfill
Great Plains Housing
North Platte, NE
Kathy Anderson
Richard Bates
Teresa Bates
Cynthia Chapman
Crystal Davis
Aleda Ehrbar
Carroll Miller
James Minkler
John Nichols
Vicki Winder
Fajardo Housing
for the Elderly
Fajardo, PR
Angel Motta
Maria Cruz
Nilda Rodríguez
Maria Perez
Fermin Mercado
Osvaldo Salgado
Heartland (The)
Peoria, IL
Genell Ashby
Lillie Burnside
Susan Franklin
Jewel Gibson
Rev. Sam Jefferson
Virginia Jones
Jessie Palmer
Mamie Robinson
Star of Hope Church
Lee Street

Volunteer Recognition
45th Anniversary celebrations at
(right) Pauahi Kupuna Hale in
Honolulu, HI and (below) with
Bob Wilson, former administrator
(and now living at) Sun City
Gardens in Sun City, CA
Heartland (The)
Peoria, IL (cont.)
Rev. Craig Williams
Independence
Square
Evansville, IN
Doris Adams
Dennis Beavers
Vivian Bressler
Betty Daugherty
Betty Eidson
Charles Folsom
Nikki Jennings
Ellen Kavanaugh
Ralph Maynard
Sharon Norman
Mary Payne
Dorothy Phillips
Independence
Square
Evansville, IN
Juanita Small
Cherie Sweet
Jasper Townsend
Steve Underhill
Ingleside Manor
Macon, GA
Delores Harper
Barnell Barrentine
Donna Cawthon
La Fontaine Center
Huntington, IN
Lois Brown
Dan Brown
Lynn Gamble
Ned Gamble
La Fontaine Center
Huntington, IN (cont.)
Huntington Jaycees
J.C. Kenwood Hearing
Markle Healthcare
Norwood Nursing Home
Oakbrook Village
La Mirada Vistas
La Mirada, CA
Lois Alexander
American Red Cross
May & Aron Aromin
Maria Arreola
Asian Pacific Counseling &
Treatment/Helen H. Choi, M.S.
Biola University Students
Kay Bonifacio
CARE Ambulance
Enrique & Bertha Castaneda
CERT Team Members
City of La Mirada Staff
City Park Program
City Safety Program
Caridad Colls
Florencia Cordova
City Mayor Pete Dames
Cub Scouts
Ricardo Duque
Therese Farrar
Andy Garcia
Luz Gomez
Rich Ho
Johnny Holiday
Kun Ja kim
Gurna Louise Keith
Korean Dance Team
Abigail Labrador
LA Caregiver Resource Center
/Grace Avila
La Mirada Vistas
La Mirada, CA (cont.)
La Mirada Transit
La Mirada Fire Department
La Mirada Vistas Staff
- Gloria Ramos
- Maria Henson
- Ramon Robles
Mable Langley
Council Member Hal Malkin
Margot Moreno
Ismael Musni
Ernesto Pantilo
Nazareno Church
Xomara Pena
Daisy Pizena
-Congressional Aide
SCAN/Edward Ramos
Delia Rodriguez
Victorina Salgado
Maria Zamora
Lakeview Manor
Storm Lake, IA
Sandy Bishop
Buena Vista Reg. Medical Ctr
Roger Christiansen
Cullen Family
Jerry Johnson
Sherri Peterson
Pat Rimmer
Sports Rehab/ Megan Peterson
Storm Lake Area Ministerial
Association
Lindsay Place
Lindsay, Oklahoma
Nelma Coleman
Floyd Midkiff
Amos Smith
Longfellow Plaza
Anderson, IN
Jim Alexander
Phyllis Huff
Janice Southerland
Sally Wheeler
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Los Arcos
Poway, CA
Aster Broadcast Group
Barona Casino
Einstein’s Bagels
Jana Landis and Family
Jill & Steve Geary
The Hamburger Factory, Poway
Henry’s/Wild Oats
The Incredible Egg Restaurant
Sally Jones
Kathy Leonardy R.N./
Pomerado Hospital
Charles Rogers
Bruce Soltani
San Diego Chamber Orchestra
Vons
Mac Arthur Park
Los Angeles, CA
Hanwoori College Student Org
Madison Heritage Apts
Madison, IN
Faye King
Patricia Stentiford
Jerry Wheeler
Nina Youngblood
Maple City Square
LaPorte, IN
Wendell Fain
Marydel Frohne
Ronald Keller
Brentwood Senior Center
Countryside Health
Care Center
St. Paul’s UCC
Women’s Guild
St. Paul’s UCC
Men’s Group
Malone Manor
Lincoln, NE
Josephine Foutz
Betty Hopkins
Joy Snell
Marple Manor
Modesto, CA
Raymond Brady
Maria Calsadillas
Lalo Cardona
Molly Cloudeane
Lucille Dane
Alan DeBoer
Virginia Deeds
Ethel D’Elosua
Mary Denton
Palmina Durham
Margie Edwards
Shlimon Eisa
Jannana Enriquez

Volunteer Recognition
Marple Manor
Modesto, CA (cont.)
Pat F. Erwin
Virginia Feliciano
Darthaula Fuqua
Joseph Garcia
Gilbert Goodwin
Patricia Goodwin
Mary Harris
Isho Isho
Khajik Khajadourian
Louis Lencioni
Elma Lentz
Judy Martinez
Helen Meyer
Kum Sue Nelson
Trinidad Ortega
Dawood Oshana
Alberta Pearce
Pauline Phillips
Richard Pisano
Julia Pitt
Lisa Pourpasand
Frances Redington
Juanita Shive
Leah Stephens
Martha E. Vallejo
Rosie Vasquez
Norberto Villalovos
Carolyn Ward
Mary Welsh
Viola (Peggy) Western
Karen Winters
Margrit Zomia
Mayflower Gardens
Lancaster, CA
Helen Bodden
Rosemary Bryant
Betty Burdick
Lupe Caballero
Wanda Campbell
Katie Cary
Lou Chrisakis
Jackie Coffey
Gerry Cotney
Virginia Draper
Jeanne Ellis
Emmi Erceg
Betty Fetterman
Jan Garrett
Julia Gibbs
Abbey Glomboske
Shirley Hadden
Maggie Henderson
Jeanette Hogan
Dorothy Hough
Bertha Jenkins
Darlene Johns
Jeanette Johnson
Betty Kasper
Jean Lazo
Jenny Lendway
Esther Lethcoe
Eula Manning
Mayflower Gardens
Lancaster, CA (cont.)
Barbara Matthews
Don McAdams
Beulah McDaniel
Mary McDaniels
Carol McEntire
Lupe Mercado
Audrey Miller
Lois Mitchell
Lee Montgomery
Betty Morgana
Jean Murray
Pete Murray
Eileen Myers
Joy Myers
Joann Nemeth
Lucille Oviatt
Florence Parks
Jean Philley
Wil Roth
Gay Sands
Wilma Satterthwaite
Phyllis Schur
Elizabeth Stewart
Nadine Starr
Bill Strege
Angela Wheeler
Norma Wiedmeier
Mayflower Gardens
Convalescent Hosp.
Lancaster, CA
Rashem Agarwal
Sarah Anderson
Herthico Anderson
Georgia Arie
Stephen Augustine
Christina Basom
Blanca Bloom
Heather Brocokett
Bryunah Brown
Chris Brown
Rosemary Bryant
Shelley Burke
Latoya Byrd
Dolores Cantarini
Marty Carillo
Michelle Carillo
Kimberly Chavez
45th Anniversary
celebrations at (above)
Independence Square
in Evansville, IN and
(right) Plymouth Tower
in Riverside, CA.
Mayflower Gardens
Convalescent Hospital
Lancaster, CA (cont.)
Mary Ann Copeland
Llewella Deroo
Jennifer Eby
Mona Elmasry
Kim Ewing
Janaye Firm
Tim Freeman
Jacqueline Frost
Carla Fucich
Chelsie Greene
Ramona Gilliom
G’Andre Glover
Glan Glover
Dale Halbritter
Hannah Holmquist
Leah Holmquist
Samantha Huston
Lance Jackson
Shondie Jackson
Nicole Johnson
Samantha Jones
Shardae Lajoie
Justin Lipps
Margaret Mack
Lauren Martinez
Anthony McCoy
Audrey Miller
Chris Oergel
Ernest Orin
Lucille Oviatt
Kelsea Peterson
Claudia Perez
Susanne Pope
Clara Ramos
Katie Rodio
Ashley Rodriguez
Patsy Ross
Hillary Rovillard
Flo Ruether
Deleyne Salmon
Micheal Sanchez
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Mayflower Gardens
Convalescent Hospital
Lancaster, CA (cont.)
Rafael Sierra
Sherhanda Simon
Betty Supernak
Tina Thornton
Christine Torres
Tam Tran
Andrea Ulibarri
Jeff Unander
Susan Volk
Elizabeth Ann Wanbaugh
Cathy Washington
Chelsey Washington
Wesley Washington
Ashlee Williams
Christina Williams
Eliezer Yachini
Barbara Zielsdorff
Mesquite Gardens
Mesquite, TX
Bethany Riley
Jack & Bea Martin
Lorene Conard
Miracle Manor
Edna, TX
Winona & Sonny Balch
Mission Palms
Mission TX
Joel Garza
Marina Melendez
Sunglo Adult Care Center
Monona Meadows
Monona, WI
Abundant Life Christian
School – Students and Staff
Joyce Kohlhoff

45th Anniversary celebrations
at (right) Southpointe
Villa in Rialto, CA and
(below) Mission Palms in
Mission, TX
National Headquarters
Long Beach, CA
Olivia Avery
Josie Bucad
Canyon Verde
Irma Cortez
Jennifer Faust
Sonja Grecia
Maria Hernandez
Russ Jameson
Elizabeth Johnson
Esperanza Litonjua
Ruth Lorico
Flora Maciel
Yuri Masuda
Cleo Miles
Judy Moore
Mercedez Monroy
Francisca Monroy
Lilia Moreno
Susana Munoz
Alice Price
Gladys Ragon
Ana Rodriguez
Estrella Santos
Jung Schaake
Alice Sexton
Gail Sprewell
Park Place
Seattle, WA
Nikkie Davisson
Pecan Place
Bonham, TX
Keith Atkins
Dona Hope
Karen McCommas
Betty Swindell
Julie Lemke
James Rougeou
Pilgrim Place
Mason City, IA
Roger Bang
Regan Banks and the
North Iowa Junior &
Teen Leadership
Eleanor Bielefeld
Donna Bunday
Dorothy Carlson
Kristin Corlew
Gene Davis
Richard Dean
Marion Engels
Linda Hartwig
Mary Hippen
Pam Jesse
William Jones
Annette Marshall
Beverly McClung
Mary Powell
Amanda Ragan
Deloris Rowley
Bryan Sage
Bill Schickel
Shirley Schneider
Arnita Searle
Dan Vega
Mary Young
Barbara Yount
Pinehurst Apts
Palestine, TX
Louise Blair
Barbara Brown
McArthur Harley
Darce Herrell
David Knaack
Tommy Moss
Ken Neff
Naomi Price
Audrey Schitoskey
Sue Smith
Sandra Timberlake
Pinehurst Apts
Palestine, TX (cont.)
Violet Tucker
Pinewood Manor
Bremerton, WA
Katherine Antonia
Mary Jane Boubour
Kathy Bogan
Dorothy Gambee
Dorothy Holly
John Holly
Connie Jenkins
Vera Kolegraf
Pearl Kwaitkowski
Fred Lewis
Lester Matlock
Marilyn Matlock
Barbara Murr
Delos O’Neill
Bob Rowles
Betty Shields
Wilma Snow
Marie Viglia
Rudy Viglia
Nancy Wamsley
Pioneer Manor
Geneva, NE
Helen Brannan
Pearl Linde
Vicky McNeir
Donna Rheiner
Rhonda Stokebrand
Pioneer Towers
Sacramento, CA
Carleen Baker
Lena Brown
Mary Davis
Mabel Ellis
David Fann
Ruth Flora
Maria Guitare
Barbara Mouer
Shirley O’Key
Jeanne Pearson
Irv Rasmussen
Vida Rasmussen
Isabella Rill
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Volunteer Recognition
Pioneer Towers
Sacramento, CA (cont.)
Jackie Thompson
Evelyn Wright
Plymouth Square
Stockton, CA
Louis Andermaker
Alice Anderson
Lorraine Baldwin
Ruth Cunningham
Teresa Gonzales
Julie Grider
Jessie Hanney
Margaret Heerema
Cindy & Bob Johsen
Harriet Judson
Pauline Kreg
Erine Kirscheman
Angelo Laros
Bill Legg
Mr. Madrid
Jane Roberts
Harry William
Plymouth Tower
Riverside, CA
Erik Benaly
Gabby Bravo
Irene Castillo
Nick Hunter
Veronica Orrantia
UC Riverside-Music Dept.
Ralston Tower
Modesto, CA
Velma Barkhousen
Donna Bergi
Laura Broersma
Barbara Camden
Jo Coleman
Wildarae Cone
Beverly Davidson
Greta Ericksen
Marge Ermer
Maggie Ford
Neva Greengo
Richard Henriksen
Jerry Killian
Marilyn Killian
Meriba Lyons
Marge Merenda
Ginger Morse
Santos Moyet
Irene Scott
Bea Stephens
Gladys Vorwerk
Charles Zavala
Redding Pilgrim House
Redding, CA
Mercedes Bailey
Duane Bent
Barbara Brown
Rose Culver

Volunteer Recognition
Redding Pilgrim House
Redding, CA (cont.)
Edith Frisvold
Bea Hanley
Evelyn Helt
Maxine Hudson
Laurel Ingles
Don McClure
Charlene Moore
Irene Saber
Mary Sackett
Terry Turner
Robert Wootton
Phyllis Young
Round House Manor
Kaukauna, WI
Marlene Bassett
Bev Behm
Karl Betchner
Dean Buffington
Theresa Eiting
Immanuel UCC – Kaukauna
Harvey & Nancy Kandler
Bev Molitor
St. Catherine
Florissant, MO
Ted & Marie Baszis
Alberta Blanc
Doris Byrnes
John & Joan Campoy
Virginia Egan
Norma Jean Farrar
Clarence Heidenreich
Jack & Teresa Horenkamp
Flora Jansen
Tootie Kelly
Mary Kessels
Pattie Lane
Betty McKinney
Delmar Mertz
Dominic Montero
Clara Moody
Maggy Moran
Mallory Moran
Erica Morgan
Ginny Otten
Louise Pickle
Antoinette Prosser
Carlos Rivera
Dorothy Robertson
Max Sandmeier
Bryan Smith
David Smith
Dolores Sokolowski
St. Rose Philippine
Duchesne School
Bob Winston
St. Mary Tower
Long Beach, CA
California Medical Group
Home Health Agency
St. Mary Tower
Long Beach, CA (cont.)
Jewish Family Service
L.A. County Dept.
of Mental Health
L.A. County Registrar
Red Cross
UCLA Music Department
Whittier Medical Equipment
Southdale Tower
Anderson, IN
MaryAnn Bates
Theresa Bragg
William Breedlove
Ann Brinker
Susan Cannon
James Coker
Mary Cookman
Charlotte Curl
Joan Douglas
Geraldean Endricks
Barbara Harvey
Patricia Keesling
Emma Kelley
Betty Martin
Richard McDuffee
Barbara Melson
Bob Parshley
Dorothy Pennington
Grace Ring
Sarah Ryan
Linda Safford
Susan Siverling
Chris Spence
Florence Stanley
Teresa Stanley
Harvey Stewart
Gladys Troup
Jason Vardaman
Martha Vaughn
Virginia Weaver
Marsha Weger
Stone Creek Village
Phoenix, AZ
Duncan Bradbury
Ramona Costa
Connie Ford
“Doc” Welsh
Sun City Gardens
Sun City, CA
Pastor Bob Altice
Charles Andrews
Edgar Bonner
Bob & Sharon Brudder
Shannon Burns
Andy Buselt
Joy Choir
Shadow Mountain Choir
Canyon Lake Church
Sun City United Methodist
Church
Jordan Fulford
Lindsey & Jeff Hamilton
Helen Hannifin
Matt Haranak
Matthew Hranek
Nick Jempurtigi
Rosemary Lutes
Rina Mahes
Chester Mulder
Haley Nash
Becca Noblitt
Helen & Stan Pierce
Pat Reinhardt
Brett Ritcher
Mr. & Mrs. Runyun
Salvation Army
Lauren Schupp
Brittany Semon
Jacqueline Tillmann
Bea Torrisi
Mandie Villegas
Stephanie Villegas
Heather Villegas
Pastor Rex Wignall
Robert Wilson
Ann Wollerman
World Harvest Outreach
45th Anniversary celebrations at (left)
Sangnok Villa in Los Angeles, CA and
(below) DeSmet in Florissant, MO.
Towne Creek Apts
McKinney, TX
Jennifer Best
James & Patsy Caldwell
Jody & Scott Campbell
Doug Dollar
Friendship Baptist Church
Raponsa Good
Delan & Richard Hall
Impact
Mike Kleinpeter
Jeanne Medina
Mormon Girls Choir
Sharon Morris
Pat & Judy Neil
Adam Phifer
Stacy Smith
Leslie Smith
Valley View Apts
Manitowoc, WI
Fred Burnup
Jerold McDonnell
Marjorie Waddell
Nancy Swoboda
Diane Teteak
Joyce York
Sally Sproule
Peg Steele
Villa at Sacred Heart
Indianapolis, IN
Anthony Broden
Joseph Brown
Mary Dunlop
Carolyn Rich
Etheline Thomas
Sandra Wickham
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Volunteer Recognition
45th Anniversary celebrations at
(right) Lomita Kiwanis Gardens in
Lomita, CA and (below) Harbor
Tower in San Pedro, CA.
Virginia Park
Des Moines, IA
John Blomquist
Sharon Brumley
Esther Cherry
Sandy Cooper
Darrell Jensen
Peggy Jensen
Nancy Larson
Lee Town Assembly Church
Marantha Open
Bible Church
Kelly Martin
Jerry Rasmussen
Nancy Saunders
Georgia Scanlon
Michael T. Smith
Linda Wheeler
Westminster Healthcare
Clarksville, IN
All Star Cheerleading &
Tumbling
Christ Gospel Church
Cub Scouts Troop 562 of
Clarksville, Indiana
Day Options (Quality
Community Services, Inc.)
Greenville Christian
Church
Kyle Morlan
Pastor Mike Saettel
Saint Anthony’s Catholic
Church
Rev. Keith Smith
Luke Vest
Sgt. Jim Wonach
Westminster Village
Clarksville, IN
Elsie Abel
Donna Acree
Al Alexander
W. A. Amerson
Harold Arnold
Erma Barrett
Lorraine Bartlett
Florence Baumgarten
Dorothy Beach
Helen Breece
Carolyn Budd
Rovilla Bryant
Bette Campbell
Marian Carroll
Chuck Christensen
Lillian Christensen
Coletta Clements
Ida Coffey
Lou Jean Cross
Virginia Dempsey
Ethel Dunn
Mary Duvall
Glory Eaton
Harry Ehringer
Charlotte Farr
Lloyd Fleetwood
Mamie Fleetwood
Jean Fonda
Lorna Foster
Erna Giordano
Virginia Gladding
Vivian Guyer
Elinor Hammersmith
Virginia House
Rev. Carol Rose Ikeler
Mary Jenkins
David Johnson
Marion Johnson
Floyd Kallembach
Helen Keen
Mary Mason Kron
Westminster Village
Clarksville, IN (cont.)
Carl Langenhop
Rae Lingenfelter
Martha Linck
Margaret Martel
Virginia Mauck
Bill Mayer
Matilda Meyer
Newton Moncrief
Esther Moore
Frances Moore
Bill Morris
Stella Morrow
Berniece Nicholas
Dorothy Oakes
Alfred Oehrle
Carolyn Oehrle
Marie Oexmann
Frances Pearce
Berniece Phillips
Fred Rager
Earline Reich
Cora Risden
Betty Schmutz
Doreen Schwalm
Jewell Simmons
Beulah Smith
Margie Spencer
Pat Spencer
Arch Taylor
Edith Thornbury
Margaret Tiesel
Nancy Voelker
Bill Walmsley
Bill Wardlow
Betty Weatherford
Gladys Webb
Eleanor Youngblood
Westover Manor
Cedar Rapids, IA
Bernice Bell
Sandy Bruns with SHIPP
Jenny Castle
Tommy Castle
Boneata Kautz
Amber Franzen from Milestones
Jim Kinney
Westover Manor
Cedar Rapids, IA (cont.)
Linn County Visiting Nurses
Association
Margie Main
Colleen Martens
Mt. Mercy College Senior
Nursing Students
Pat Nolan
Jennifer Owens from ASI
Jessica Riley
David Ross
Sharon Schroder LifeLine
Wilma Shultz
Rosalie Walker
Virginia Zable
Winslow Manor
Winslow, AZ
“Bert”
Helen Bean
Harold Guzzardo
Carl Hall
Velvet Moore
Ricky Pisano
H.A. Soehner
Yellowwood Terrace
Clarksville, IN
Marg Bartholomai
Mary Clendenen
Ella Mae Freeman
Mary Gossman
Saundra Hunter
Sidney McDermit
Vina Nelson
Dorothy Ritchie
Pat Scott
Rose Smith
Mildred Wundrak
Yorkshire Place
Cape May, NJ
Len Seither
Jennie Troxel
We have made a sincere
effort to list each donor
and volunteer. We
understand that some
may choose to remain
anonymous.
Thank you for
caring about Retirement
Housing Foundation,
our residents, and for
supporting our mission.
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Donor Recognition
RHF NATONAL HEADQUARTERS
The following people made gifts to the RHF designated funds (see donor form) through our national office
from 10/16/06 to 2/28/07
Francis Adarmes
Sara George Adeh
Lois Alexander
Anonymous
Roberto Aponte
Esther Arbola
Constance Armistead
Bank of America
Charitable Distribution
George Bazou
James & Jeanette Beck
Bonnie Behrens
Carmen Bell
Gloria Bell
María Benítez
Pamela Blackman
Phyllis Boppel
Annamae Bostwick
Helen Brannan
Margaret Burke
John Burzichelli
Alfred Butler
Mary Cannon
Dora Chao
Cenaida Charria
Joan & George
Christnacht
Jin Up Chung
Maria Colon
Raquél Colón
Ellen Connor
Martha Crawford
Claire Croghan
Josefina Cruz
Reyes Cruzado
Caroline Daniel
Phillip DeLao
Bobbie Lou Dearborn
Virginia Deeds
Hazel Dodson
Patricia Doyle
Jean Dremstedt
Ray & Caroline East
Margie Edwards
Bernice Elkin
Joel Ellis
Marie Farrago
Barbara Flores
Doris Frabizio
Rev. Victor Frohne
Barbara Gavitgno
Dwight Gentry
Yousef Ghomshehesmael
Joe Graaham
Jacqueline Grover
Julia Guerra
Josefina Guzmán
Laura Guzmán
Bea Handley
Evelyn Helt
Joan Henke
Myra Henry
Lois Holcomb
Myung Ja Hough
Sook Ja Lim Hwang
Isho Hasso Isho
Darlene Johns
Linda Johnson
Ginger Joseph
María Jurado
Ricardo Justiniano
Teri & Kiku Kawata
Shirin Khalfan
Tommie Kimbrough
Don & Mary King
Sarah Klein
Ray Kopman
Anita Kristiansson
Sherry Kuharich
Souren Kurkjian
Mariano La Fontaine
Cheryl Lackman Feinberg
Harvey Laib
Gertrude Land
Mary Jane Lemire
Sang Ho Lim
David Loose
Juan López
Mary MacLean
Adrienne Maly
Akhtar Mamood
Maria Marimba
Stephen & Ruth Marley
Cármen Martínez
Mayflower Gardens Residents
Nancy & Dailey McPeak
Flora Mejicanos
Elias Mercado
Helen Meyer
Dorothy Miller
Edna Miller
Lois Mitchell
Judy Moore
Rousaura Morales
Richard Morris
Elizabeth Obermeyer
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In Memory of . . .
Rex Chapman
James & Madeleine Collinson
Tom & Yuri Masuda
Clark Harshfield
Dr. & Mrs. Darryl Sexton
Jean Moore Warrick
Ronald & Phyllis Anatole
James & Madeleine Collinson
Russ & Paula Jameson
Tom & Yuri Masuda
In Honor of . . .
Collen Adams
Mark Kadzielski
M. L. Pacer
Felix Paplawsky
Harlan & Carla Parks
Pence Endowment
-Trinity UCC
Julia Pitt
Rev. Dr. Robert A. &
Christina E. Potter
Lisa Pourpasand
Eleanor Reed
José Rexach
Robert & Donna Rheiner
Frank Rice
Robert Richard
Merlyn Robinson
Ramona Rodríguez
Frank Rosenthal
M. M. Rothery
Sangnok Villa Residents
Arcadia Santana
Rev. Charles Schepel
Marie Scott
Rev. Ray Scribner
Stan & Doris Sekerka
Dr. & Mrs. Darryl Sexton
Lona & Frank Shaw
Jean Moore Warrick (cont.)
Jim & Bobbie Miller
William L. Warrick
Anne E. Young
Pearl Davis Rosenthal
Frank Rosenthal
Eleanor F. Sexton
Dr. & Mrs. Darryl Sexton
Sally Wright
Lizbeth & David Murphy
Christi Jones
Roger & Lois Hulsey
Linda Listoe
Tom & Yuri Masuda
Roger & Jane Simpson
St. Catherine Residents
Ruby Still
Gina Sudar
Doris Taylor
Mrs. Isaac Taylor
Avis Thomas
Rev. Dr. John & Shirley Trnka
Miguel Vargas
Jesúus Vargas
Veronica Vita
Doris Wagner
Ronald Wallace
Vivian Walters
Starlene Welsh
Emilia Western
Doug & Nancy Wickstrom
J. H. Wiles
Stella Williams
Robert Wilson
Inge Wolgast
Mildred Woods
C. M. Wright
A.M. Wymore
Haelee Duk Yi
Gary & Beverly Zell

RHF TEAM GIVERS (Staff Members)
Collen Adams*
Kathy Almers
Robert Amberg*
Shana Anders-Hastings*
Mitch Bachtel
Nada Battaglia*
Jacqui Chew
Heather Cline*
Billie Culverson*
Lloyd Davis*
Philamena Decker*
Conrad Dungca*
Vicky Ellis*
Linda Forsberg
Christine Gabrys*
Claudia Galvez
Lynn Gamble*
Dee Hammer*
Calvin Hara
Stuart Hartman*
Cassandra Harvey
Emily Hidalgo*
Sharon Hollamon*
Cheryl Howell*
Paula Jameson*
Pam Jennings*
Christi Jones
Rev. Dr. Laverne R. Joseph
Ken Kaser*
Teresa Kennedy*
Donna Kerby*
Arnold Kim*
Jay Krause*
Souren Kurkjian
Alejandra Labbé*
Julie Lemke*
Joanne Lindauer
Cynthia Lyons*
Brian Magnone*
Mary Midkiff*
Stacey Montero
Diane Moulton*
Christopher Mullen
Robert Nathan*
Peter Peabody
Chris Ragon*
Gloria Ramos*
Barbara Ricker
Tina Robinson
Cynthia Rudon*
Gloria Ruiz*
Christina Ryan
Edwardo Salud*
Michael Sands*
*RHF Sterling Team Givers (donation via payroll deductions)
Betty Sassano
Wendy Scott*
Judy Shaw*
Joanne Silva
Susan Siverling
Jennifer Staley
Teresa Stanley
Deborah Stouff*
Fran Tarjany
Olga Torres*
Tonya Turner
Martha Vallejo
Mercedes Vichez
Richard Washington
Florence Webb*
Joella Willey*
Judy Williams*
Donations to Communities
The following people made gifts to the corresponding communities from 10/16/06 to 2/28/07. Many of the donors listed were
contributors to the 45 th Anniversary event celebrated at the respective communities.
300 Main
Estacada, OR
Steve Adams
-True Value Hardware
Kathyrn Anderson
Rick Barry
E. Lucile Boyer
Judy Brown
Sigrid Clark
Eagle Creek Grange
Estacada Area Food Bank
Estacada Boy Scouts
Estacada Garden Club
Estacada Girl Scouts
Estacada Moose Lodge #333
Estacada SAFACT
Linda Forsberg
Celenia Garcia
Debbie Gerig
Jan Glover
Nathan Herford
Jacqueline Hudson
William & Marie Hughes
Lillian Johnsen
Barbara Lewis
John & Candi Mathes
Dora Jane McCary
Earl Myhra
Ralph Mathes
Oregon Eastern Star
Peace Lutheran Church
Don & Pam Peters
Pastor Gerald & Jane Rabe
Kathryn Ross
Anaheim Memorial
Manor
Anaheim, CA
Yvonne Lopez
Judy Williams
Angelus Plaza
Los Angeles, CA
Lucille Roybal-Allard,
U.S. Congress Member
Amtech Elevator Services
Grand Central Market
Harris Interactive
Kintetsu International Express
The Legion of Mary L.A.,
Regional Senatus
Phoebe Liebig
Los Angeles City Police
Boosters Central Division
Jan Perry, L.A. City
Council Member
SDEVENTS, INC.
Smart Art and Design, Inc.
Union Bank of America
USC
Yu Fong Wong
Flora Zhang
Benson Manor
Smyrna, GA
Mary Brown
Ruth Brown
Mozella Capers
Fred’s
Jeff Jackson
Life’s Hope Baptist Church
Lois Lovie
Betty Luke
Bonnie Mason
Linda Newsome
Norton Park Baptist Church
Open Bible Tabernacle Church
Sybil Pitts
Publix
Katie Rogers
Donna Rudd
Benson Manor
Smyrna, GA
Tenants’ Association
Jan Tobelmann
Velita Todd
Dolores Tramontana
Joan Welch
Necia Wright
Bishop’s Glen
Holly Hill, FL
Carolyn Allen
Ned Harlan
Katie Higgins
Arthur Nelson
Hilda O’Keefe
Lee Schwartz
Betty Whitehurst
Bixby Knolls Towers
Long Beach, CA
Velma Edwards
Joel & Pauline Ellis
Paul & Helen Gaither
Camelot Village
Council Bluffs, IA
Food Bank
Longfellow School
Wanda Mitchell
Kathy Willms
The Carlin
Arlington, VA
Sally & Joseph Belair
The Carolinian
Florence, SC
Kathy Almers
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Casa de Pinos
Prescott, AZ
Costco Wholesale
Fry’s Food and Drug Stores
JB’s Restaurant
Starbucks
Wal-Mart Super Stores
Cimarron Court
Kearney, NE
Richard Bates
Teresa Bates
Perkins Family
Restaurant
The Cloisters
Deland, FL
Diana Adamson
Dr. Mark & Murial Kuhn
Cocalico Place
Ephrata, PA
Bachman
Cloister Carwash
Cloister Restaurant
Dart Container
Four Seasons
Hess Brothers Fruit
Horsts Greenhouse
Joseph Keefer
Michelle Kready
Minnich Bakery
Pepperidge Farm
Sharon Reed
Grace Rohrer
Royer Pharmacy
Michelle Rutt
Sensenig Poultry
Spring Glen

Donor Recognition
Cocalico Place
Ephrata, PA (cont.)
Udder Choice
Wal-Mart
Wawa
Weaver Markets
Weis Market
Weisers Market
Colonial Heights &
Gardens
Florence, KY
Beckham Miller Family
Crescent Manor
Mesquite TX
Agape Home Health
Crystal Care Home Health
CiCi’s Pizza
Doctor’s House Calls
Emily Hidalgo
Kathleen Kirby
Heartland Hospice Services
Lifeline
Med Art Pharmacy
ME Home Health
Mesquite Community of
Christ
Mimosa Lane Baptist
Church
Salvation Army Angel
Tree
St. Marks United
Methodist Church
TXU Electric
Frank Valdez
Windsor Florist
DeSmet
Florissant, MO
Mitch Bachtel
Centennial Carriage
& Livery, Inc.
Heather Cline
Dooley’s Florist & Gifts
Mark Easley
The Elder & Estate
Planning Law Firm
Grand Slam Promotions
Jacque Loesche
Dorothy Noland
Terry & Colette O’Rourke
Ann Perry
Marie Perry
Michele Phillips
R.M.B. Development
Co., Inc.
John F. Ready
Sacred Heart Church
Renee Shea
Mary Ann Spring
Nancy Trammell
Winschel Carpet Service
Dogwood
Milledgeville, GA
Kroger
Milledgeville Florist
Sweet Treats
Piggley Wiggley
Wal-Mart
Farrfield Manor
Columbus, GA
C.A. Carmack
Gaslight
Converse, IN
Helen Claussen
Mary Fuller
Della Hart
Lori Hazelwood
Hodson’s Grocery
Marsh Grocery
TJ’s Beverage
Vena Tyner
The Gateway/
Gateway Gardens
Poway, CA
Pitcock Family
Van Camp Family
Great Plains Housing
North Platte, NE
Richard Bates
Teresa Bates
John Nichols
Perkins Family Restaurant
Heartland (The)
Peoria, IL
African American
Contractors Association
American Pest Control
Dr. Tracy Bach & Marla
Judy Beck
Bernardi Foods
(Break Room Employees)
Don (Big D) Black
Canteen, Inc.
Robert Caruth
Connie & Jesse Casares
Central Illinois Agency
on Aging
Central Illinois Radiological
Associates, LTD
Christian Family Center
Gregory Collins
Holly Conarro
The Cookie Shack
Fred Danage, Jr. (A.A.C.A.)
Jennifer Deeb
Design Group
Caelyn Deeb-Diver
Flora Doss
Ronald & Lorayne Doubleday
Kaylea Eddy
Theva Fay
Heartland (The)
Peoria, IL (cont.)
Tammy & Chris Finch
Jessica Geick
Jessica Guyer
Jim Haggerty
Robert Hale
Jennifer Hall
Harms Florist
Heyde Eye Center
Greg Hill
Joetta Hinrichsen
Insight Communications
Rev. & Mrs. Sam Jefferson
Randy Johnson
Kathy R. Jordan
Judah Ministries
Kiwanis Club
Kroger Stores, Inc.
Richard Landowne
Ashley Law
Lisa Lombardi
Kay McKibben
Stephanie Mathis
Alma Mayze
Cole, Bryce & Ryan Mountz
Panera Breads
Melissa Perry
Marcha Pierson
New Testament Fellowship
Church
Peoria County Health Dept.
Regent Communications
Jessica Reick
River Country 97.3
Salvation Army
Barb Sandle & Family
Lu Snyder
Cindy Spears
Ty & Michelle Vlahovich
Vern Warr
WVEL
Ingleside Manor
Macon, GA
Hermadine Allbright
Anonymous
Barnell Barrentine
Pauline Carswell
Autumn & September Carter
Donna Cawthon
Coldwell Banker Commercial
– Eberhardt & Barry
Elsie Dixon
DLM Engineering
Evelyn Franklin
Fresh Air Bar-b-que
Shirley Hall
Delores Harper
Louise Hogan
LandSouth Construction
Angela Maples
Peggy Matthews
Diana McIver & Assoc., Inc.
Mclemore’s Meat Processing
MGroup + Architect, Inc.
Jean Mier
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Ingleside Manor
Macon, GA (cont.)
Morris’ Best Buy
Mary Munro
Buddy & Linda O’Neal
Carol & Phil Ponder
Mamie Robinson
Saralynn Sheppard
Shelby Slaton
SYSCO
Tower Construction
Nellie Wilson
La Fontaine Center
Huntington, IN
Lois Brown
Monte Davis
Lynn Gamble
Sharon Horsley
Robert Neeley
La Mirada Vistas
La Mirada, CA
Ace Flower Shop
May Aromin
Bautista Family
Rene Carlos
Andy Garcia
Bobby Henson
Mable Langley
Pioneer Painting Co.
Delia Rodriguez
Vons
Lakeview Manor
Storm Lake, IA
Allan Bolte
Bev Delp
HyVee
Darnell Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Ruth Mackey
Helen Mason
Movie Gallery
Pages Bakery
Jess Rebhuhn
Meg Smith
Mary Terry
Wal-Mart
Leann Wittmaack
Lindsay Place
Lindsay, OK
Floyd & Mary Midkiff
Loess Hills Estates
Glenwood, IA
First Congregational UCC
Holy Rosary Catholic
Church
Home Depot
Kiamans Grocery
Methodist Church
Pamida Dept. Store
Wal-Mart
Wrangers 4-H Club

Mac Arthur Park Tower
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Yul Lin Mun
Korean Presbyterian Church
-Pastor Hyun Sung Park
Madison Heritage Apts
Madison, IN
Wilhelmina Copeland
Evelyn Graves
Lila Grigsby
Mary Faye King
Forrest Moye
North Madison Christian
Church
Helen Pollert
Cleon Roberts
Salvation Army
Patricia Stentiford
Jerry & Phoebe Wheeler
Nina Youngblood
Marple Manor
Modesto, CA
Xia Nu Huang
Alicia Ibarra
M.A.C.H.C.O. Board of
Directors
Edna Miller
Martha E. Vallejo
Siu Ho Wong
Arlie Wymore
Mayflower Gardens
Lancaster, CA
Gary Lowe
Jo Meeks
Joyce Moore
Florence Parks
Mayflower Gardens
Convalescent Hospital
Lancaster, CA
Barone’s Pizza
Linda Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Davis
Eagle Scout Troop 586
Helen Gabel
Brittany Gunagan
Leonara Hannum
Laura Kersten
Nargess Kiabi
Loyall Plumbing
Lancaster Woman’s Club
Susan McNutt
Kathleen Parks
Mary Rowe
Florance Rohan
Wilma Satterthwaite
Pat See
Mesquite Gardens
Mesquite, TX
Agape Home Health
Crystal Care Home Health
Christi Jones
Cici’s Pizza
Doctor’s House Calls
Mesquite Gardens
Mesquite, TX (cont.)
Kathleen Kirby
John Monaco
Lifeline
Med Art Pharmacy
ME Home Health
Mesquite Lyons Club
Mimosa Lane Baptist Church
Salvation Army Angel Tree
St. Marks United Methodist
Church
TXU Electric
Windsor Florist
Miracle Manor
Edna, TX
Apollo Drive Church of Christ
H.E.B.
Mexican Baptist Mission
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Sowders Club
Viola Mendiola
Wal-Mart
Mission Palms
Mission, Texas
Angelitos Home Health
Broadway Hardware
Cub Scout-Wolf Pack
Troop 500
Happy Days Adult Day
Care Center
Margarita Pinon
Janie Ochoa
Reliable Pest Control
Janie Reyna
Sherwin Williams
Monona Meadows
Monona, WI
Abundant Life Christian
School – Students & Staff
Anonymous
Joyce Kohlhoff
Julie Lemke
Geraldine Meade
The Medicine Shoppe
Kelli Whitney
Wisconsin Conference - UCC
Northvale Village
Houston, TX
Camden Builders
MGroup+ Architects, Inc.
Oak Knoll Villa
San Antonio, TX
Aporal Thomason Family
Bernice Mount
MGroup+ Architects, Inc.
Park Place
Seattle, WA
Alonzo Morado
Pecan Place
Bonham, TX
Brookshire’s
Julie Lemke
James Rougeou
Jason Castle
Mays Home Care
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Wal-Mart
Pilgrim Place
Mason City, IA
Rose Boyd
Con-Agra Foods
Larry Ewen
Fareway Stores
Godfathers Pizza
Hy-Vee East
Kraft Foods
Krieger’s Greenhouse
Annette Marshall
Mills Fleet Farm
Pizza Hut Delivery
Pizza Hut-West
Shopko
Target Stores
Wal-Mart
Pilgrim Tower North
Pasadena, CA
US Bank
Pinehurst Apartments
Palestine, TX
Louise Blair
Crown Home Health
First Baptist, Palestine
Home Care Network
Merle Kelsey
Don Meadows
Tommy Moss
Perfect Choice Home Health
Vickie & Chuck Shaffer
Evelyn Trammell
Pinewood Manor
Bremerton, WA
Bremerton Food Line
Kathy Bogan
Pioneer Manor
Geneva, NE
Joyce Koozer
Christina Willms
Plymouth Square
Stockton, CA
Coca Cola
Costco
Bagels Express
Ione Douglas
Eco Sounds Medical
El Dorado Florist
Floral Designs by Laurie
Wiemers
Imel Family
Jo Anns Fabric
J.S. Flowers
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Plymouth Square
Stockton, CA (cont.)
Ethel Liegois
William Ladd
Magda’s Cakes
Marie Callender’s
Rx Express Pharmacy
Safeway
Servco Food Service
Trader Joes
Plymouth Tower
Riverside, CA
American Red Cross
Anonymous
Dottie Frias
Larry Funk
Edoardo V. Estrada
Luren Jurek
Erlene Lau
Poly High School Interact Club
Preston & Simon Mortuary
Rotary Club of Riverside
Lorrie Taylor
Uptown Kiwanis Club
Donald Wright Family
Round House Manor
Kaukauna, WI
Christ the Rock Church
Easter Seals
Mae Erickson
Ranee Frank
Moose Lodge – Appleton, WI
Southdale Tower
Anderson, IN
James Coker
Alta Rickard
St. Catherine
Florissant, MO
Melissa Ashurst
Dooley’s Florist
Mary & Emma Ebest
Krause Bakery
Dan Leonard Entertainment
McCarty Service Systems
Earl Meurer
Stacey A. Montero
Niewald Carpet
Office Depot
SYSCO
Margaret & Tom Vlahek
Marie Webb
St. Mary Tower
Long Beach, CA
Farmers & Merchant Bank
Stone Creek Village
Phoenix, AZ
First National Bank of Arizona
Jobing.com
Ubiquity Investments, Inc.

Welcome New Members of RHF Circle of Friends
RHF inducts special contributors into our RHF Circle of Friends when they inform us of an estate planned
gift that furthers the mission of Retirement Housing Foundation or benefits an RHF community. Since our
last newsletter, we are pleased to welcome the following new members to the RHF Circle of Friends!
Name
Jean G. Dremstedt
Burton L. French
Jean H. P. Oppenheimer
Eric H. Pierson*
Rev. Dr. Robert A. & Christina E. Potter
Norman A. Whaley*
Community/Affiliation
RHF Board Member
Holly View
Lake Ella Manor
Gold Country
RHF Board Member & Advisory Commission Member
Holly View
RHF Circle of Friends
There are many ways to designate gifts that qualify for this special membership, such as RHF
Charitable Gift Annuities (see inside back cover of this publication), life insurance, real estate gifts,
charitable trusts, pension fund assets, and/or simply including RHF in your will or trust as a bequest.
We are grateful for our RHF Circle of Friends members:
Name
Community/Affiliation
Lydia Cerveny
Sun City Gardens
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. East
RHF Board Member & Advisory Commission Member
Bernice E. Elkin, MD
Bixby Knolls Towers
Robert S. Fliehmann*
Plymouth Tower
Dolores P. Foga
Bishop’s Glen
Wanda Haudek*
Sun City Gardens
Rev. Dr. Teruo & Kiku Kawata
RHF Board Member & Advisory Commission Member
Laverne R. Joseph
RHF President/CEO
Jean Moore Warrick*
RHF Board of Directors
Eric H. Pierson*
Gold Country
Barbara J. Ricker
The Cloisters — In Memory of Emma (Sam) Ricker
Elsie Valek
Sun City Gardens
Miriam P. Vandenbush
Bishop’s Glen
Richard Walinch*
Pioneer Towers
William L. Warrick
RHF Advisory Commission Member
(*indicates members who have passed away)
Donors (cont.)
Sun City Gardens
Sun City, CA
Ana Downs
Margaret Spiller
Ron Stoeger
Towne Creek
Apartments
McKinney, TX
Anonymous
Cornerstone Church
John Crnkovich
Harbor Point Church
Igniting Your World
F.M. (Butch) Miller
Debra Neiman
Verde View
Camp Verde, AZ
American Legion Aux.
- Post 93
Lightheart Foundation
Shriners
Virginia Park
Des Moines, IA
Sharon Brumley
Peggy Jensen
Jetz Laundry Service
Nancy Saunders
Donald Shappell
Westover Manor
Cedar Rapids, IA
Eden UCC
Hy-Vee Food Stores
- Collins Rd.
K-Mart, Collins Rd.
Perkins Family Restaurant
Sam’s Club
Westminster Healthcare
Clarksville, IN
Coca Cola Corporation
Triva Daughtrey (Arbonne)
EMS Transportation
GFS Food Service
Westminster Healthcare
Clarksville, IN (cont.)
Greenville Christian Church
Glenn Hockersmith (DJ)
Life Span
Pharmastat
Dr. Richard Spalding
Jan Stotts-Avon
Wal-Mart
Jim Wonach
Westminster Village
Clarksville, IN
Helen Keen
Frances Pearce
Bill Walmsley
Betty Weatherford
Winslow Manor
Winslow AZ
Helen Bean
Sally Garcia
Harold Guzzardo
Carl Hall
Billie Knowlton
Venaca Kuyatt
Evelyn La Rue
Barbara & Dan Marquand
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Winslow Manor
Winslow AZ (cont.)
Joe Monsegur
Joy Mullens
Navajo County Public
Health Dept.
Celeste Renick
Lyndell Sakawisewoma
Sophia Salazar
St. Vincent de Paul
VFW Post #3076
Wal-Mart
Charlotte Wideman
Winslow Senior Center
Yellowwood Terrace
Clarksville, IN
Anonymous
The Harmonics of Louisville
Gary & Phyllis Miller
Michael & Char Sands
Eva Smith
Yorkshire Place
Cape May, NJ
Christine Gabrys
Michael James
Christina Ryan
Ryan’s Cleaning Service

Why Consider a Gift Annuity
Our Gift Annuity Provides . . .
Fixed Payments
Every check is the same.
Appealing Payments*
The rates are very attractive
Lifetime Payments
They last as long as you do.
Tax-Free Payments (partial)
They continue for your life expectancy.
Dependable Payments
Guaranteed by the United Church of Christ
*Sample Gift Annuity Rates of Return
Note: Call us for all other age groups. Rates are subject to change.
Single Person Two Persons
Age Rate Younger Age Older Age Rate
65 6.0 65 71+ 5.8
70 6.5 70 72 - 74 6.0
75 7.1 75 78 - 79 6.5
80 8.0 80 83 - 84 7.2
85 9.5 85 87 8.1
90 11.3 90 91 9.5
Call us for your
complimentary
brochure:
Your Guide to
Charitable Gift
Annuities.
Call us about
RHF Gift Annuities.
562-257-5141
Toll Free:
877-937-4743
Email: info@rhf.org
A copy of RHF’s registration statement & financial
information may be obtained at no cost from
the Department of Consumer Affairs, or by
contacting RHF directly at (562) 257-5141
or TOLL FREE at 877-937-4743.
Our Director of Fund Development, Paula Jameson, CFRE, is ready to provide additional information to
you about planned giving and/or to meet with you and your advisors if you so desire. You can reach Paula
directly at 562-257-5141 (or call toll-free at 877-937-4743, leave her a message for a return call), or you can
also contact her through our web site at www.rhf.org or her email paula.jameson@rhf.org.
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Please make your tax-deductible check
payable to: “RHF Foundation” and mail to:
RHF Attn: Fund Developement
911 N. Studebaker Road
Long Beach, CA 90815
RHF does not sell or exchange donor information
Spring 2007
Aging Services
of California
Honors Don King
Aging Services of California (ASC)
is honoring RHF Board Chair Don
King as Trustee of the Year.
In 1979, as a result of his own
mother’s advancing age and seeing
the lack of quality facilities for
seniors, Don King became
involved with the Cathedral
Pioneer Church Homes as a volunteer. He soon took on the
leadership role of President for that Board and oversaw the boards
of Pioneer House, Pioneer Towers and Trinity House, which
represented a total of 256 residential apartments, 86 assisted living
units and 79 skilled nursing care beds.
Don has served on RHF’s National Board of Directors since being
elected in 1987, taking on the role of Vice-Chair in 1994 and
becoming Chair in 2005. He continues to serve Pioneer House
and Pioneer Towers.
Throughout his years of service, he has actively pursued many
opportunities to learn more about the aging services field and has
become involved in the ASC and AAHSA, attending many of
their conferences. He has been called upon by AAHSA to be on a
governance panel and is currently enrolled, with RHF’s
CEO, in the AAHSA Governance Series.
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