Providence St. Peter Foundation Annual Report 2012

Advancing the ministries of:
Providence St. Peter Hospital
Providence Mother Joseph Care Center
Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice
Providence St. Francis House
Providence Medical Group
2012
Providence St. Peter Foundation
Annual Report

Letter from the President
Sister Rita Ferschweiler (sitting third from left),
with fellow Sisters of Providence and Providence
leaders at the opening of the Critical Care Unit.
Sister Claire Gagnon, longtime administrator
(1961-74) of St. Peter Hospital, is seated second
from right.
Each patient and family that enters
the doors of a Providence facility is
touched by the mission: To reveal
God’s love for all, especially the
poor and vulnerable. Nowhere
is that more evident than in the
people, programs, equipment, and
work made possible by donors.
In October 2012, St. Peter Hospital opened a
new critical care unit (CCU). It was with great
pleasure that we unveiled a suite dedicated to
Sister Rita Ferschweiler, S.P., at the public grand
opening. Sister Rita attended with eight of her
Sister colleagues. Previously, the unit’s capacity
held 21 patients, and additional patients were
transferred to other hospitals outside the area.
Since opening the new unit, the number of
patients has risen, allowing more people to be
treated closer to home and family.
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In addition to helping fund the new CCU,
philanthropy is playing a vital role in bringing
the Providence mission to others. The foundation
continues to have a keen commitment to nursing
education, from scholarships for those pursuing
a career in nursing, to on-site education to
obtain degrees, to funding professional education
for nursing staff. Many programs and services are
also made possible thanks to the generosity of
donors, including:
• Breathing management systems that allow
hospital staff to respond to life-threatening
codes and during operations and emergencies
• Development of a chronic care model for
home health patients with congestive heart
failure (CHF) and chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease (COPD)
• Enhanced interpretive services for patients
with limited English, who can be vulnerable as
they navigate the health care system, to ensure
quality care
• Basic assistance such as food, shelter, medication,
transportation, clothing, and other basic care
items for patients in need when discharged and
transitioning home
Donors also make many programs possible such
as Animal Assisted Therapy & Activities, No
One Dies Alone, Hospice Respite and Comfort
Care, and SoundCareKids – a bereavement
program for children who have lost a loved one.
As president of the board it has been
tremendously exciting to see the depth of
community support for the vast array of missiondriven
programs and services provided through
Providence ministries. The Foundation Board
of Directors elected and welcomed three new
members in 2012: Mark Naubert, Jennifer
Valdenegro, and J. Mark Wagner, M.D. I am
privileged to be joined by my fellow officers
Patricia Gilmer, M.D., vice president; Larry
Brooke, treasurer; and Ken Anderson, immediate
past president, and together, we extend our
deepest gratitude to all our board members,
volunteers, and donors.
Thank you for supporting the mission of
Providence so that our local communities
continue to have the best access to top-quality
and compassionate care.
Gratefully,
Dan E. Davidson, D.D.S.
Board President 2012-2014
Left to right: James Reus, M.D.;
Fred Goldberg; Medrice Coluccio;
Dan Davidson, D.D.S.; Peter Fluetsch
Emeritus members
inducted
Providence St. Peter Foundation proudly
recognizes new emeritus board members
James Reus, M.D.; Fred Goldberg; and Peter
Fluetsch. Emeritus status was conferred in
2012. This distinction acknowledges their
many accomplishments and service as board
officers and donors.
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Philanthropy advances outcomes for stroke
patients through technology
When it comes to a stroke, time is of the essence.
“During a stroke, patients lose 1.9 million
neurons each minute,” says James McDowell,
M.D., neurologist and Providence St. Peter
Foundation board member. “So the faster the
recognition of symptoms, the faster emergency
personnel can respond, diagnose, and provide lifesaving
treatment.”
When Liz Todd, RN, a stroke nurse for St. Peter
Hospital’s accredited stroke program, first comes
in contact with a stroke patient, she says, “They
often have facial droop, no movement in one
of their arms, or they may not move one side of
their body. They can also have visual impairment,
and slurred, incoherent speech, so those are all
important things to look for.”
is only effective when given up to 4 and ½ hours
after the onset of symptoms.
Liz says, “Alteplase was the first game changer in
stroke care. But to take advantage of it, we have
to have a rapid response when patients have a
stroke.” Liz emphasizes when symptoms of stroke
are first recognized, it’s important to call 911.
Once a patient arrives at the emergency facility,
“Our response is very impressive,” she says. Many
people are not aware of the work that goes on
behind the scenes, and Liz explains, “When 911
is activated, all appropriate emergency responders
are alerted. An ambulance rushes to the patient,
the emergency center is notified that a stroke
patient is on the way, neurologists are paged; we
are ready.”
Liz Todd, RN, St. Peter Hospital stroke nurse,
performs a stroke assessment
In the 1970s and 1980s, researchers were
investigating plasminogen activators, a protein
involved in the breakdown of blood clots. The
drug Activase® (known generically as alteplase)
was approved as a treatment for heart attacks in
1987 and approved for ischemic strokes in 1996.
The drug is given directly into a vein, and Dr.
McDowell says, “Alteplase acts just like Drano for
the brain - it dissolves blood clots.” Because of the
rapid pace at which brain neurons die, alteplase
“Alteplase acts just like
Drano for the brain –
it dissolves blood clots.”
~ James McDowell, M.D., neurologist
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A patient suffering an acute stroke in an urban
setting takes a high amount of awareness and
coordination of emergency response. “Our
neighboring rural counties have an even higher
amount of difficulty,” says Liz, “but that has
improved with the addition of our telestroke
network.” Funded by a combination of
philanthropic and federal grants totaling over
$400,000, with the use of telehealth, patients
from neighboring hospitals in rural areas can
be connected in a split second using secure
high-speed connections. A robot rolls to the
patient’s bed and links with an on-call neurologist
who conducts a 15-point standardized stroke
assessment to determine the severity of the stroke
and if the patient is a candidate for alteplase.
had patients with an acute stroke collapse in our
neighboring counties, activate the 911-system,
and two days later, literally drive themselves
home from the hospital, having fully recovered
from a condition that otherwise ends in death or
severe, lifelong disability.”
Liz knows the importance of a strong stroke
care from firsthand experience. Her step-father
suffered from a stroke outside our region of
Southwest Washington which did not have an
active telestroke network. She says, “What we
have is a pearl for our greater community, and
I’m so proud of what we’ve developed with the
help of philanthropy.”
“We’ve seen amazing results with the
combination of the telestroke robots and the
use of alteplase,” says Dr. McDowell. “We’ve
Stroke Warning Signs
Use FAST to remember the warning signs:
FACE: Ask the person to smile. Does one side of the face droop
ARMS: Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward
SPEECH: Ask the person to repeat a simple phrase. Is their speech slurred or strange
TIME: If you observe any of these signs, call 9-1-1 immediately.
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Hospice volunteer James Forest unloads groceries for a family.

Volunteers hold sacred space at the end of life
Mason County resident James Forest first
became a nurse in 1984. When his grandmother
became ill, he became her primary caregiver.
James says, “I had the privilege of being with my
grandmother when she died, and that experience
left an important mark on my life.” The
experience so profoundly affected him that he
decided to help hospice, serving others in their
end-of-life care.
In 2011, James became a hospice volunteer for
Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice, which
provides care to people in Thurston, Mason, and
Lewis Counties. Volunteers play many roles,
including giving respite – a small break – three
to four hours a week to caregivers who are caring
for family members. When asked what makes
a successful hospice volunteer, his response is
quick, though somewhat unexpected: “Not being
afraid of the dying process. It’s a natural journey,
and accepting this process reflects a healthy
attitude in our society that is growing.”
James enjoys his volunteer activities. “My
role varies from person to person and family
to family,” he says. Sometimes he sits with a
patient while the family is out, gets groceries,
or helps by reading to the patient. “I fill a need
for the family, whatever that is, and I establish a
relationship with the primary caregiver so they
feel comfortable leaving the home.”
Over 200 Providence hospice volunteers serve
the Thurston, Mason, Lewis county area. Sandy
Powers is the volunteer manager for Providence
Hospice. Additionally, Sandy has about 700
other Providence hospice volunteers in the
Seattle-Everett area. According to Sandy, the
respite program is absolutely essential, “When
we’re exhausted, we aren’t at our best. When we
can give those family members a rest, it helps
them and their loved one.”
Sandy says, “Volunteers, or anyone who is with
someone at the end of life, needs to understand
what being a peaceful presence is all about.
To be a peaceful presence is to sit in the
uncomfortable with another person, without
fixing or curing. To hold that kind of space
requires a lot of inner work.”
James says, “While I was with my grandmother
when she passed away, it doesn’t need to be
family for you to be profoundly affected.” The
11th Hour, respite and comfort care programs at
Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice are all
supported by generous donations to Providence
St. Peter Foundation.
For information on becoming a hospice
volunteer, contact Hospice at 360.493.4689.
“When we’re exhausted, we aren’t at our best. When we can give those family
members a rest, it helps them and their loved one.”
~Sandy Powers, Providence Hospice Volunteer Manager
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Expansion serves patients and bolsters local businesses
One of Peter Fluetsch’s earliest memories of
health care was watching his older twin sisters
graduate from nursing school. Both his sisters
trained at Providence St. Peter Hospital at its
second location in Olympia on Sherman Street.
Peter remembers, “I was seven or eight when
they graduated, and they both worked as nurses
into their seventies!” Peter became more involved
with Providence St. Peter Hospital while serving
as Mayor of Tumwater, and continued as a local
business owner, when he and his wife, Kathy,
founded Sunset Air.
As the hospital has grown over the last 35 years,
Sunset Air employees were increasingly able to
access health care nearby when in need. Peter
says, “The longer I was in business, the more I
appreciated the hospital.” Peter sites the expansion
of the Emergency Center, Bill Jones pediatric unit,
and now the Critical Care Unit emphasizing, “The
services we provide at the hospital truly touch us
all. The Emergency Center alone provides care for
over 65,000 visits each year.”
Peter’s family has also been cared for by
Providence, including his sister-in-law, Lucille
Fluetsch, who suffered from heart disease. Peter
says there were several times that the coordinated
response between 911 emergency services and
Peter and Kathy Fluetsch are among the
sponsors of new suites for critical care
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St. Peter Hospital’s award-winning heart center
to save her life. Lucille passed away in 2012,
but the care she received helped maintain her
independence and quality of life while living with
heart disease.
The recent expansion of St. Peter’s Critical
Care Unit coincided with the hospital’s 125th
anniversary and was made possible in part due
to philanthropic gifts from the community,
including a new suite sponsored by Peter and
Kathy. Peter is only half-joking when he says,
“I told Dr. Rex Bolin, the medical director for
critical care, I was very happy to support the new
unit, just as long as I didn’t have to use it!”
For patients who have used it, the new CCU “Has
a more quiet and welcoming ambience,” says St.
Peter critical care nurse, Colleen Pattillo, CCRN.
“The large rooms with partitioned family areas
provide a respite from the often serious and life
threatening conditions our patients face.” Since
the unit opened in October 2012, the number of
patients being treated has increased. The expanded
capacity to care has meant fewer patients having to
travel out of our community for top-quality care.
Peter’s son, Brian Fluetsch, who served as
president of Sunset Air for five years, recently took
full control of the company as CEO, allowing
for Peter’s retirement. Peter says having great
health care nearby is equally important today for
businesses to succeed. “You can’t attract employees
without good hospitals, schools, and education.
These services help make a community whole.”
Pauline Fluetsch (seated third from left), Adele Fluetsch (seated third from right), graduate nursing
school at St. Peter Hospital in September 1946.
Twins Adele Fluetsch (left) and
Pauline Fluetsch (right), 1942.
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Christmas Forest
The 25th Anniversary Christmas Forest was a
resounding success. During the five-day event,
more than $560,000 was raised, including
$180,000 to support the Sexual Assault Clinic,
serving our five local counties. Thank you to
our sponsors, donors, designers, volunteers,
and a generous community!
Save the Dates!
2013
Emeritus Board Member, Gloria Strait,
thanks Jim Reus, M.D., also an Emeritus
colleague, for his dedicated work to raise
funds for Providence Sexual Assault Clinic,
the Christmas Forest Fund-A-Need.
Christmas Forest Special Events
Ladies Night Out......................................Wednesday, December 4
Silver Bells Breakfast.................................. Thursday, December 5
GALA Auction & Dinner.............................. Friday, December 6
Public viewing times and more information at www.provforest.org
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Compassionate care for our seniors
“When mom first had her stroke some 20 years ago, she did
rehabilitation at Providence Mother Joseph Care Center. She loved
the staff that taught and helped her become independent enough to
go back home and live independently for 18 more years in her
wheelchair. They helped her be able to garden and do the things she
loved to do.
She always told us, ‘If I’m not able to continue to live on my own,
I want to go to Mother Joseph’s.’ When that day did arrive, she was
pleased that she was able to go back. Our family is very appreciative
of the care and love she received while she was at Mother Joseph’s
Care Center.”
~ Family of Rosemary Dorian-Cunning-Stark
Rosemary Dorian-Cunning Stark, former Providence Mother Joseph Care Center resident
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Raised Gifts by Motive
Raised Contributions (4-year)
10%
21%
7%
30%
General Response
Events
21-Bed Expansion Appeal
$2,000,000
$1,950,000
$1,900,000
$1,850,000
$1,800,000
$1,750,000
$1,700,000
$1,650,000
$1,600,000
$1,784,789
$1,935,107
$1,821,229
$1,665,384
32%
Grants
Estate Gifts
$1,550,000
$1,500,000
2012 2011 2010 2009
Providence St. Peter Foundation’s four-year
administrative and fundraising rate is 30.4%.
An audit of 2012 figures was not complete at time of print.
Providence Ministries Support (4-year)
$2,500,000
$2,046,423
$2,000,000
$1,624,895
$1,500,566
$1,500,000
$1,323,531
“All that I know of tomorrow is that
Providence will rise before the sun.”
~ Lacordaire
$1,000,000
$500,000
$0
2012 2011 2010 2009
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2012 Snapshot of Providence Care
St. Francis House
Residents..........................................................65
Occupancy................................................. 100%
Households tending garden beds......................38
Average resident age.........................................77
Average annual household income.............$3,592
St. Peter Hospital
Emergency Center visits............................65,404
Babies born.................................................2,165
Total patients*.........................................304,008
Active Medical Staff........................................370
PSPH volunteers............................................310
Volunteer hours.........................................39,000
*Includes inpatients and outpatients
Providence Medical Group
Number of visits......................................234,076
Medical providers...........................................129
Family Medicine residents................................19
Providence Mother Joseph
Care Center
Total admissions..........................................1,053
Transitional Care beds......................................64
Long Term Care Community beds...................88
Number of volunteer hours.........................3,369
Providence SoundHomeCare
& Hospice
Hospice visits............................................36,377
Home Health visits...................................52,962
Comfort care visits.........................................582
Volunteer respite hours................................1,222
“Thank you so much for your caring support for our mom,
Liz Pastore, and for us during mom’s passing. Your No One
Dies Alone services allowed us to better emotionally and
physically handle her transition. With deep gratitude,”
~ Dianne & Mike Pastore
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Honor Roll
Includes gifts made between January 1 to December 31, 2012; does not include in-kind contributions.
We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of the Honor Roll. Please inform us of errors or omissions by
contacting the Foundation at 360.493.7981 or ProvStPeterFoundation@Providence.org.
We gratefully acknowledge the many donors that supported the mission of Providence St. Peter Foundation in 2012.
Providence Society Donors
Providence Society includes Cornerstone Club
donors (those who have donated $1,000 or more
in non-event gifts) and the following Legacy Club
donors (those who have made provisions through
estate plans, charitable gift annuities, or other
planned gifts).
Legacy Club
Anonymous
Marite M. Butners
Medrice M. Coluccio
Diane M. Coulter
Dan Cushman
Dr. Thomas and Suzanne Fell
Judy and Stephen Henderson
Edward Hulbert
Dr. James Kruidenier and Susan Bryant
Dixie Linnenbrink
Robert and Mardel Lovely
Dr. Michael and Christine Murphy
Mary C. O’Leary
Rick and Pam Panowicz
Vera Lalie Price
Dr. Britt and Lorna Smith
Dr. Sherwood and Judith Smith
William and Feodora Stedman
Bertha K. Stoerchli
Evelyn L. Thompson
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$1,000 and above
Dennis and Carol Adams
Dr. Gareth and Heidi Adams*
Virgil Adams Real Estate
Dr. Tony and Christie Agtarap*
Benita and Terry Akins*
Carol A. Albert Goldfinch*
Dr. Greg and Lahni Allen*
Allwest Transportation, Inc.*
AMS Law, P.C.
Anchor Bank
Dan and Patricia Andersen*
Anonymous
Dr. Julia Anuras and Dr. Calvin Kuo*
Dorothy N. Armstrong*
Jane C. Artz & Frederick J. Artz Fund The
Community Foundation of Southwest Washington*
Sylvia I. Barclift*
Bean, Gentry, Wheeler & Peternell, P.L.L.C.
Dr. Greg and Carrie Bell
Joseph and Karen Benefield*
Sarah Benson, R.N.*
David and Dorothy Bjornson*
Judy and Dick Blinn*
Brett Bolin*
Dr. Rex and Karen Bolin*
Scott and Renae Bond*
Steve and Michele Boone
Merlyn Borden*
Susan Botka*
Paul and Bonita Bourgault*
Priscilla V. Bowerman*
Dr. James and Linnea Bremner
Dr. William and Jacqueline Brennan*
Brenner and Watts Real Estate*
Larry and Donna Brooke*
Patricia Brower*
Jackie Brown*
Dr. Robert and Lynn Brunton*
Dan and Carol Buehler*
Beth M. Capek*
Capital Electric, Inc.
William L. Case III*
CellNetix Pathology, P.L.L.C.*
Kim A. Chase*
Gary and Lucille Christenson*
Clarus Eye Centre
Dr. Al and Tina Cohen*
Coldwell Banker Evergreen Olympic Realty, Inc*
Medrice M. Coluccio*
Lucky Eagle Casino*
Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation*
Dr. William Conklin and Dr. Kathy Goble*
Jill and Steven Cooper*
Pat Corkrey*
Toni and Dennis Crisp*

Rebecca and Gerald Cross*
Dr. Diane Dakin and Stephen Bray*
Dr. Dan and Shelly Davidson*
Marcy Davis*
Keith and Donna Deline*
Dempsey Financial Services, Inc.*
Suzanne and Alonzo Dickinson*
Dr. Lowell and Ida Dightman*
Case and Mieke Doelman
Ralph and Linda Drews*
Lori Drummond*
Ear, Nose, Throat Associates, SW Inc., P.S.
Lorna L. Eberle*
William A. Ehlers, M.D.†*
Dr Wyatt Ehrlander and Dr. Lana Bur*
Dr. Rik and Kris Emaus*
Drs. Michelle and Dustin Engelken*
Susan L. Evans*
ExxonMobil Foundation*
Dr. Jay and Penny Farrer*
Dr. Craig Fleming and Deborah Jayne*
Brian and Valerie Fluetsch*
Peter and Kathy Fluetsch*
Linda and Hugh Foist*
Anne M. Foster Trust*
Fred Meyer Public Affairs
Elsie M. Friend*
Frost & Company, P.S.
Funeral Alternatives of Washington, Inc.*
Marilyn D. Gage, M.D.*
Dr. William and Katherine Garrett
Dr. William and Jacki Gavin
* Indicates a Providence Society member † Indicates a donor who has passed away
Dr. Patricia Gilmer and Hal Scogin*
Fred Goldberg and Carolyn Lakewold*
Dr. Telfer and Andrea Griffith *
Group Health Cooperative
Patricia M. Guerber*
Dr. Deborah Hall and Dr. Ronald Smith*
Chuck and Mary Hallett*
Diane and Dan Hamilton*
Jeffrey D. Hamilton, D.D.S., P. S.
Dr. James and Carol Hannum*
Vince and Tammy Hanson*
Dr. Joseph and Arlene Hartman*
Dr. Kevin Haughton and Dr. Rachel Wood*
Heritage Bank*
Dr. Thomas and Lisa Herrick
Dr. Katherine Hogg and Bruce Baker*
James Humphrey*
Saundra L. Hurst*
Deborah R. Hutton*
Dr. Annie Iriye and Steve Pogge*
Dr. Brian and Norah Iuliano*
Dennis and Mary Jensen*
Jimmy Z. Swan, M.D., Inc. P.C.*
Dr. Rodney Joe and Barbara O’Keefe*
Don and Louisa Johnson*
Keith and Mary Jane Johnson*
Andy Johnson & Company, Inc.
Dr. Andy and Liz Kapust
Dr. John and Mary Elizabeth Karpel*
Dale Keesee*
Dr. Richard P. Kennedy and Regina Ciurczak*
Kasia Konieczny*
William and Feodora Stedman,
Legacy Club members
Sowing a seed….
Estate planning is a promise to the future. It
is an opportunity to provide for the people
you love and to carry on the charitable work
that you believe in. Estate gifts are a vital
source of support for the charitable work of
Providence St. Peter Foundation. Learn how
to remember Providence in your estate plan.
To request complimentary estate planning
information, please contact Providence St.
Peter Foundation at 360.493.7981 or
nancy.riordan@providence.org. Learn
more at www.providence.org/giving
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$1,000 and above (continued)
Len Kosenski†*
LTC (Ret.) William and Catherine Koziar*
KPMG, L.L.P.*
Dr. Richard and Darla Krug*
Dr. James Kruidenier and Susan Bryant*
Karen LaForce*
Dr. George and Linda Lamb*
Dr. Larry and Gail Larson*
Gladys E. Dvorak Larson Trust*
Dr. Barbara Lazio and Matthew Scher*
Dr. James and Michele Lechner*
Rich and Laura Lechner*
James and Patty Leonard*
Edward and Shirley Level*
Dr. Qiang and Danijela Li*
Lilly USA, L.L.C.*
Lenna and Andrew Lizberg*
Lee Lovrien*
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd*
Douglas B. Mack*
Tony and Mary Mailhot*
Caroline J. Manger Insurance Services, Inc.*
Drs. Andrew and Majida Manista*
Hal and Inge Marcus*
Marine View Beverage, Inc.
Market Place Office Building
Denise and Jeff Marroni
Mike Marsh
Kathy Mashburn*
Dr. Cole and Holly Mason
Dr. Michael and Marybeth Matlock*
Pam and Bob May*
Richard and Deborah McAlister*
Ashley and Brent McBride
Chris and Jocelyn McCabe*
McDonald’s
McDonald’s Corporation Matching Gifts Program*
Dr. James and Kathleen McDowell*
Dr. Trent and Mandi McKay*
McKinney’s Appliance, Inc.
MED-ED*
Ann Mennewisch*
Dr. Michael and Sandra Merchant*
Cheryl S. Meyer*
Karla L. Meyer*
Edward and Louise Meyer Trust*
Rick and Ellen Middleton*
Allen Miller and Maureen Callaghan, M.D.
Law Offices of Allen T. Miller, P.L.L.C
Dr. William and Johanna Mitchell*
Ron Molitor, D.V.M.*
Ann and Tom Monaghan*
Donna R. Moore*
Jace and Sally Munson, M.D.*
Mark and Cary Naubert*
Dr. Tore and Bonnie Nielsen*
Nisqually Indian Tribe*
Nisqually Red Wind Casino*
Olympia Anesthesia Associates, P.C.
Olympia Emergency Services, P.L.L.C.*
Olympia Federal Savings*
Olympia Orthopaedic Associates, P.L.L.C.
Olympia Sheet Metal, Inc.*
Olympic Dermatology and Laser Clinic, Inc. PS
Oral Surgery Associates Inc., P.S.
Panorama City
Rick and Pam Panowicz*
John and Sandra Parry*
PCS Structural Solutions

Dr. Dennis and Christine Peck*
Dr. Joe Pellicer and Dr. Kelvie Johnson*
Peggy M. Phillips*
Richard G. Phillips, Jr. and Marisa L. Wulff*
Phillips Wesch Burgess, P.L.L.C.*
Vera Lalie Price*
Susan G. Komen for the Cure*
Dr. Gerald Pumphrey and Carol Wintercorn*
Dale and Jan Putnam*
RadiantCare Radiation Oncology
TRA Medical Imaging
May Louise Rampton†*
The Rants Group*
Dr. James and Susan Raymond*
Sarah S. Reade, M.D.*
Hans and Helga Rebitzer*
Drs. Stephen and Penny Reck*
Kathleen and Rob Rensel*
Dr. James and Diane Reus*
Nancy J. Riordan and Charles Paeth III*
Pamela and Leigh Roberts*
Dr. Kevin and Maria Robinson*
Dick and Violette Rokes
Dr. Jay and Carla Rudd*
Saint Martin’s University
Kelle and Jay Schalin*
Kitty and Dan Schiffer
Theodore and Ruth Schmidt Estate*
Dr. Gary Scholes and Pamela Skene*
Joe and Marianna Schreiner
Robert and Jo Ann Scott*
Dr. Richard and Laurel Seaman*
Seattle Shellfish, L.L.C.*
John and Susie Senner
John and Mary Setterstrom*
Drs. Michael and Jennifer Shannon*
Jean Sheridan *
Significance Foundation*
Dr. Bruce Silverman and Dr. Courtney Nevitt
Raminder Singh, M.D.*
Dr. Navneet Singha and Bobby Bains*
Per and Lila Skoog*
Dr. Britt and Lorna Smith
Deborah A. Smith, M.D.*
Drs. Scott and Sheila Smitherman*
Smyth Landing, L.L.C.
Dr. Laurie and Richard Sorenson*
South Sound Radiology, Inc. P.S.
Dr. David and Ellen Stagnone*
Wayne and Jeannie Staley*
The Stars Foundation of Thurston County*
Karen J. Stay*
Craig and Debra Stephens
Linda S. Stephenson
Hans and Kat Stoker
Stormans, Inc.*
Gloria and Leland ‘Skip’ Strait*
Sunset Air, Inc.
Surgical Associates, P.L.L.C.
Gerald and Elizabeth Swan*
Patrick and Lisa Tagman
Joyce Targus and Glenn Green*
Priscilla and Thomas Terry*
The Cambia Employee Giving Campaign*
Thurston County Title Company
Thurston First Bank
Dr. Scott and Stephanie Tibbits*
Timberland Bank
Fred and Cherese Timmer
Dr. Ian and Erin Timms*
Titus-Will Chevrolet-Buick-GMC-Cadillac-Hyundai
Cheryl R. Trumbel*
Tucker Family Foundation*
Sally L. Turnbull
Dr. Gregg and Lynette VandeKieft*
Evert Verschuyl, M.D.*
Drs. Mark and Kathy Wagner*
Diana Wall and John Specht*
Dorothy and John Walsh*
Sally and John Warjone*
Washington Business Bank
Washington State Combined Fund Drive*
Washington State Council of Fire Fighters
Dr. Haleigh and Michael Werner*
Dr. Lawrence and Daidre West*
The Frederick and Margaret L. Weyerhaeuser
Foundation*
Bret and Monica Wilhelm, M.D.
Paul and Anita Wilkinson*
Joe and Leslie Williamson*
Mike and Sherry Willie*
William and Martha Wittgow*
Angie Wolle*
Howard S. Wright a Balfour Beatty company
James A. Wright*
Edna L. Zeller*
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$500 – $999
Sandy Adams and Greg Devereux
Natasha Amick
Dr. Bryan and Summer Anderson
Dr. Shawn and Scott Andrews
Anonymous
Pam Arledge
Dr. Cheyenne and Aracelli Babcock
Judy and Michael Backhaus
Sue F. Beall
Carl and Arlene Beckett
Dr. Darrel and Traci Bell
Bob Blacketer
Kevin P. Blackmon, M.D.
Dennis and Connie Bloom
Thomas G. Bohon
Dr. George and Karen Bray
Michael Brennan and Cecilia Hall-Brennan
Grace I. Brewer
Dr. John Brottem and Susan Hettinger
Melissa and Dustin Bruce
Richard and Christine Brunner
Dr. Jennifer Burtner and Timothy Smith
Janet Byers
Dr. Kelly Cain and Judith Almasque-Cain
Colonel (Ret.) Robert H. Campbell
Dr. Frederick and Kathy Campos
Paul Carhuff
Chandler N. Caughie
Elizabeth and James Choate
Amy and David Coates
Dr. James and Emily Cockrell
Debra Cole
Complete Women’s Health Care
Dr. Bruce and Carol Cooper
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Cooper Moss Advanced Dentistry, Inc.
Michael and Susan Covey
Joanne and Bob Davis
Rachel Davis-Heintz
Donald R. Dawson
David and Mary DeLong
Dave and Val Deyette
Cindi and Kim Dinsmore
Dr. Bruno and Marry Ann DiScala
Dan and Jeri Donahue
Jack and Sharon Doyle
Ann Durrell
Shelley Earing
Beatrice C. Ellis
Julie A. Ellis
Tracey A. Engelke
Colleen M. Evans
Dr. Mark and Tami Flanagan
Sharon and John Frazzini
Dr. Kevin and Ellie Fung
Dr. David and Gretchen Gacetta
Jack Gagnon
Bill and Dana Garson
Gastroenterology Associates, P.L.L.C.
GBJ Architecture
Kate Gormally
Jerry Griffin
Sharon A. Griffith
Tom and Laura Hackstadt
Jim and Bobbe Haley
Dr. Jeffrey and Lorraine Hamilton
Christine M. Hansen
Steve Hanson
Dr. Richard and Marsha Harding
Matt Hardy and Marilyn Roberts-Hardy
Dwayne and Alice Harkness
Elizabeth and Gerry Hayes
Dale K. Hedden
Judy and Stephen Henderson
Dr. Edward and Carolyn Hoffman
Bill and Pat Holt
Stacey L. Hopkins
James B. Hutcheson, D.D.S.
Doug and Ann Howie
Betty J. Hutt
IBM Employee Services Center
Dr. Mohamed and Ranyah Ibrahim
IMS Shared Business Services
Bridgett and Tony Inglett
Denise Inglin
Dr. Brian and Renee Jackson
Jesse and Marjorie Jackson
Catherine and Mark Jacobson
Dr. Joanne Johnson and Bruce Kooi
Joe and Nancy Johnson
Andrew J. Kapust, D.D.S., P.S.
Lorie Khorsand
Sheri L. Leghorn
Edward and Sylvia LeRiche
Janet A. Lewis
Karen M. Lindsey and Milton Swecker
Dr. Jack and Sandy Lindskog
Laurie Lippincott
Pam and Mark Long
Robert and Mardel Lovely
Nathan C. Marcantel
Sandy Marchesano
Kathy and David Martin
Lisa and Michael Matson
Dr. Michael and Jeanne McDonald

Elizabeth B. McDonnel
Susan and Robert Meenk
Mended Hearts of Thurston County Chapter 130
Dr. Mike Menen and Dr. Phoebe Ashley
Martin and Annette Meyer
James L. Michaels
Lisa Minter
Linda Montgomery and David Hurst
Dr. Margaret Nice and Larry Ermold
NW Clinical Billing
Timothy and Carrie Oakley
Carol O’Hare
Dr. Carl and Susan Ott
Marjorie G. Parker
Philip E. Paroian
Gopi Patel, M.D.
Alice A. Pearson
Ken and Pamela Pekola
Dennis and Joan Peterson
Dr. Jennifer and Kurt Playstead
Keith and Chris Playstead
Port Blakely Tree Farms, L.P.
Push Rods of Hoquiam
Quinault Beach Resort and Casino
Karen Replogle
Jeff and Debra Robert
Marilyn Roberts-Hardy and Matt Hardy
Matt and Amanda Rosauer
John Rumsey
Danni Sabia
Helen Sabia
Dr. Donald and Alice Sampson
Victoria L. Schmidt
Dr. David and Chris Schoening
Dr. Timothy and Judith Scholes
Dr. Terrence and Camille Schulte
Small to Tall Pediatric Dentistry
Dr. Clay and Susan Kathleen Smith
Dr. David and Lisa Smith
Jill L. Smith
Lisa and David Smith, M.D.
South Bay Veterinary Hospital
Steamboat Animal Hospital
Sharon B. Stone
Connie and Patrick Storedahl
The Legacy Group
Tamara Timmons-Sandquist
Jill V. Tokarczyk
Truist
Dana and Stephen Vandewege
Dr. Gilbert and Patricia Vorhoff
Dr. Bryan and Carole Wales
Brenda J. Warner
Bonnie Warrington
Washington State Patrol
Doris M. Wax
Dr. Ben and Melanie Webster
Kathy and Doug Whitlock
Cheri and Jerry Wilkins
Abigail M. Wolfe
Jocelyn and Kelly Wood
Worker Bees, Inc.
Janice Wu, M.D.
Craig S. Wynn
Dr. Gary and Ann Yim
Patricia Ann Zorn
Susan Zuelke and Rick Antles
Jessica Hoover, volunteer,
No One Dies Alone
“From the first day, the
kindness shown by explaining
your hospice program and the
swiftness of caring for Bob
became such a relief for
all of our family.”
~ Colleen Evans
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$250 – $499
Jared Adler
Gerald J. Alfers
Jim and Leanna Allen
Sandra and Darrin Anderson
Anonymous
Joan F. Ashcraft
Ronald E. Bane
Vera M. Barry
Nancy and Stephen Bean
Bobbi G. Bensley
Dr. William and Diana Beppu
Sandy Bethune
Crystal Black
Jeanne L. Bostock
Bridges Rentals
Tracy L. Brown
Barbara L. Bruce
Dr. Tamara and Alex Bunn
Henry and Jo Burns
Karen and Walter Burton
Richard and Cheryl Burton
Terri N. Byers
Angela Cannady
Marjorie A. Caputo
Dorothy Carroll
Alma L. Carter
Dominick Caselnova III
Kay and Al Cassaw
Dr. George Chappell and Lynne Alfasso
Rick and Holly Chisa
Chaplain Annie Clay
Doug G. Cochran
Drs. Gary and Sue Cohn
Brian R. Cook
Dr. Debra and Brian Courville
Linda M. Davis
Kyle Dennehy
Carol Dolliver
Bob and Debbie Drugge
Cheryl Duryea and Mike Murphy
Robert C. East
Lynne Edele
Kathryn A. Fuller
George R. Gablehouse
Jim and Pat Gabrielse
Virginia M. Gambel
Olov and Shirley Gardebring
Dell Gibson
Geoff and Sara Glass
Angela Goode
David and Ruthann Goularte
Tim and Carolyn Graden
Robert Grey and Kathryn Guykema
Dr. Robert and Linda Gustafson
Judi Hambrick
Cheryl and Dennis Hartsook
Jeremy and Chrissy Hawkins
Barbara Hazelton
Robert and Patty Hellrigel
Henderson & Shelton Lawyers
Dr. Roy and Kathleen Heynderickx
Sherrie L. Hill
Glenn M. Hollinger
Jessica and Nathan Hoover
Julie V. Hosford
Margaret P. Howard
Kathy Hughes
J. Amy Hunter
Jeanette James

Daryl and Judy Jensen
Daniel Johnson
Dr. Lisa Johnson and Timothy Kelly
Sean R. Johnson
Nancy C. Jordan
George F. Kaszycki
Dr. Alex Kats and Natalya Rubel
Edmund Keck
Nancy D. Kelly
Craig and Amee Kiefer
Carole J. Kiewicz
Vonnie King
Terry and Wally Kluh
Elizabeth L. Knighton
Elaine M. Kuhnau
Robin and Roy Kus
Valda J. Lance
Milton and Mary Lou Lebsack
Daun Lenz
Elaine and Robert Lewis
Louise M. Libbrecht
Jenni Maiava
Georgene and Bill Marshman
Anna M. Martin
Cindy and Donald Mayo
Malcolm McClaskey
Rodolfo Mendez
Mercer Island Motor Club
Michael T. McDonald, D.D.S.
Lisa and Dwight Midles
Midnight Cruizers of Grays Harbor
Fred Millius
Mary Lou S. Milnes
Malachy and Mary Monahan
Todd Monohon and Mary Zozaya-Monohon
Patrick E. Morin
Dr. Carl and Susan Myers
Brenda Nelson
Barbara O. Norton
Grace T. O’Donnell
Diane C. Olson
James and Jean Olson
Michele Otto
Willie and Bob Owens
Lisa Parchem
Dr. Monti and Valerie Parrino
Mike and Dianne Pastore
Bob and Patty Pastore
Philip and Pamela Peters
Edward and Andrea Pollard
Thomas Polley
Grace Prigge
Puget Sound Energy
Dr. Tom and Kathi Rafferty
Peggy Ratcliffe
Donna Reyes
Kimberly Riano
Dr. Jack and Donna Rice
Sonja A. K. Ronning, M.D.
RRhoids Band
Debra J. Rutherford
Daren and James Sachet
Ellen J. Sawislak
Kristine Schmidt
Serendipity Childrens Center, Inc.
Deborah G. Shawver
Tim Shute
Sarah and Bob Simons
Rae A. Simpson
Sarah and Eli Skillman
Patricia Soloy
Soroptimist International of Olympia
Lillian Stookey
Laurie Suhrbier
Cindy Sund
Dr. Andrew and Kristen Taylor
James E. Taylor
The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program
The Statement
Dr. Per and Betty Tonning
Ralph D. Munro
Ans Van Uffelen
Dr. Shannon Vargas and Isaac Vargas-Gonzalez
Heidi A. Vasilauskas
Caryn D. Vaughn
Tammy Ventura
Ross E. Vogelgesang, M.D.
James M. Vosper, Ph.D.
Janet and Richard Wallace
Michael and Nancy Walsh
Melvin R. Wawrinofsky†
Dr. Charles and Karen Weber
Wednesday OA Group #45000
Sharon L. Williams
Sharon P. Williams
Dr. John and Hazel Willmarth
Lisa L. Withers
Worth Law Group
Wayne and Bonnie Young
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Special Tributes
Thank you to the individuals and families who made gifts in honor or memory
of loved ones.
“We can never tell you
how your hospice visits
to us and our family
made a deep and lasting
impression of love and
caring for not only our
precious Chuck, but for
each of us. God bless you
and He does.”
~ Eleanor Battin
In Honor Of:
Ken Anderson
Pamela Arledge
Hanna Bacon
Pete and Patty Bergman
Tiffany Bibeau
David L. Bjornson
Frederick A. Campos, M.D.
Tracy Clark and Ginger
Geary Conover
John J. Dempsey
Lou Eeckhout
Jan, Stu and Luci Ferester
Sister Rita Ferschweiler, S.P.
Betty and Pat Gill
Patricia A. Gilmer, M.D.
Georgia LeeAnn Gore
Linda L. Graham
Matt Hardy
Elizabeth C. Hayes
Helen Humphrey
Amy Hunter
Serenity Hutton
Barbara Inglin
Sally Kauffman
Thomas Joseph Kerrigan
Kristi Lindberg
Bonnie McReynolds and Gretchen Lux
Janie Maki
Linda McMurry and Lucy
Jessie Harris Moore
Terry Olson
PAAA/T Class of 2013
Peter Policani
Patrick Rich
Nancy J. Riordan
Bret Ripley
Pam Roberts
Wynn Roth
Rae Simpson
Jan Smith
Julie Sokolik
Sherry Stacy
Providence St. Peter Hospital’s 125 Anniversary
Sund Family
Dorothy Wade
Cornelia ‘Conny’ Wenz-Kuzma
Angela ‘Angie’ Wolle
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In Memory of:
Michael P. Abbott
Helen L. Abetz
Mark R. Adams
Ed Addis
Dorothy Adkins
Barbara Ruth Alfers
Jeffrey Lee Alverson
Donald Phillip ‘Don’ Anderson
Keith Evans Anderson
Anthony Daniel ‘Tony’ Andreas
Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Andvick
Nemesio Antonio Armstrong
Wilbur C. Ashcraft
Deborah Bachman
Barry Jason Bailey
Joyce M. Baker
William A. ‘Bill’ Baker
Alvie Barnett
Steve Paul Barrish
Marvin R. Bartholomew
Charles D. ‘Chuck’ Battin
Angela Beaudoin
Edna Beck
Nick J. Bender
Patricia N. Benko
Doris Lee ‘Dodi’ Birkholz
Tamara Lynne Bolin, M.D.
Patsy Joyce ‘Pat’ Boone
Wendy Borden
Dorothy Jean Borup
Fred Boschetto
Rosemary Bowsher
Geraldine ‘Gerry’ Brandt
John L. Brennan
Robert Frederick Brewer
Bill Brickert
Dorothea Brickert
Marjorie ‘Marge’ Briffett
Helen Patricia Briley
Joseph A. Brousseau III
Joseph A. Brousseau, Jr.
Peter A. Brousseau
Howard R. Brown
Doris Burke
Alyce Callson
Albert Campbell
Eva Campbell
Marian Edith Campbell
Peter S. Campbell
Kenneth J. Capek
George H. Carle
Edith and Francis Carney
Dwight Caron
Logan Joseph Carter
Hattie Ann Churchill
Helen Cline
Marion Coates
Jack Coble
Mitchell Lewis Cohen, M.D.
Joseph Cole
Marilyn Connon
Robert Conrad
Wilburn Lee Cook
Carol Mae Cooper
Charles Kenneth ‘Ken’ Corrigan
David P. Coss
Gordon ‘Gordy’ Craig
Donald T. Crilly
Tim Criswell
Larry L. Crouch
Robert E. Curtiss
Ben and Evelyn Dahl
Roger Dahl
Ladeva Ann Dahlin
Karen Lowery Daly
Russ Davis
Mildred Dorothea ‘Dottie’ White Dawson
Stella DeBiose
David DiClementi, M.D.
Nancy Ann Donnell
James ‘Jimmy’ Dowdell
Mary Janet Droege
John ‘Jack’ A. Durrell
Patrick Tammany ‘Pat’ Easter
David Easton
Curtis R. Eaton
Gary A. Edele
Mary I. Edwards
Robert J. Edwards
William Arthur Ehlers, M.D.
Jeffrey David Eiseman
Maurice Vincent ‘Morry’ Eisenman
Jane L. Elder
Robert Eugene ‘Bob’ Elves
Doris Erickson
Wendell Ericson
Leonard A. ‘Len’ Esteb
Randy G. Evans
Robert ‘Bob’ Evans
Dahl Fansler
Morris and Pat Faulkenberry
Delbert Eugene Finch
Irving J. ‘Irv’ Flotree
Paul and Lucille Fluetsch
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In Memory Of (continued):
Sharon Fulton
Beverley M. Funk
Jessie B. Gablehouse
Linda Jo Gates
June Frances Gateson
E. Penny Gibson
Maude Ann ‘Molly’ Gillette
Georgette Grabiner
Aaron Graham
Bob Graham
Ethel Graham
Linda Graham
Ethel Grauberger
Dirk Groenhuizen
Vivian Paulene Gross
Jean Elizabeth Grover
Ryan Edward Gudgell
Phyllis R. Gunstone
Aileen Ruth Haag
Shirley ‘Sally’ Ann Haider
James Augustus ‘Jim’ Haight III
Philip Willard ‘Phil’ Hall
William L. ‘Bill’ Hamlin
Randall Lee Hamsik
Richard ‘Dick’ Hancock, Sr.
Mary Anne Hanson
Wanda Hardie
Ellen Hart
Richard W. Hawley
James L. Heckman
Kenneth E. Hedden
Harold R. Hendrickson
Charles ‘Charlie’ Herrin
Richard Dean ‘Dick’ Hessler
Carole Jane Heston
Sheila Hettinger
Victor Hirsch
Doris J. Holiday
Susan Lee Holliday
Penny Hollinger
Dorothy A. ‘Dotty’ Honeycutt
James C. Hood
John J. Hoover
Eugenia Hughes
Joe Hunter
Lundy Hurley
Robert William ‘Bob’ Hutt
Dennis B. ‘Denny’ Ingham
Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Eaton Irving
Richard L. Isaacson
Beverly Jackson
Charles Stephen and Winnifred ‘Winnie’ C. Jager
Marian M. Jennings
Johna
Marilyn Johnsen
Arnold Gale ‘Arnie’ Johnson
Janet T. Johnson
Kirby Johnson
Phyllis A. Johnson
William Albert Johnson
Arlone Marie Jones
Leonard Clinton Jones
Edith R. Keck
Erna H. Keesee
Ronald Kish
Barbara ‘Bobbie’ Klein
Don Edward Kohse
Bruce Kommer
Leonard Daniel Kosenski

Frances Kramps
Judy M. Lamm
Andrew John ‘Andy’ and Genevieve M. ‘Jean’ Lechner
Barbara Ann Lindholm
Dr. Robert Lindley
Edward Lindstrom
Vi Linnane
Bill Liska
Charles W. Locklar
Kenneth J. Longrie
Marlene Loonam
Ralph L. Lougheed
Lila Rea Lovrien
Cleo Lowe
Rafal J. Lukasiewicz
Raymond D. Luper
Kenneth Lyse
David W. Mack
Gary L. Mack
Robert W. Mack
Ruth A. Mack
Dan D. MacMillan
Jake Maki
Phyllis Malone
Maxine M. Manberg
William Marr
William ‘Bill’ Martin
Jeanne Marie Maxin
Donald Virgil McArthur
Dorothy McArthur
Helen Mae Parke McCabe
Lorna C. McCalley
W. L. ‘Mick’ McCoy
Shirley Audine McFarland-Joachim
Jack McGinnis
Margaret McGinnis
Mary Ann McGinnis
Lucille McLaughlin
Linda J. Melton
Mark Mercurio
Michael William ‘Mike’ Hougan Sr., DVM
Ervin Miller
Veryl F. Miller
Lillian and Max Ellis Millsap
Dorothy Mitchell
Miriam Morgan
Hermina Caroline Morin
Ruth Marie Morris
Dora Morton
Georgia Munger
Allan G. Munro
Violet ‘Betty’ Munro
Joyce Murphy
Rodney B. ‘Rod’ Murray, Sr.
Pauline C. Nasmyth
Marilyn Nault
John P. Neff
Dennis Ray Nelson
Thomas D. Noonan
Delores Yvonne Norris
Sophia R. Noski
Richard A. ‘Dick’ Nygaard
Fr. Patrick O’Hogan
Gilbert A. ‘Gil’ Olson
Shirley Ortega
Dick and Gloria Ott
Frederick Eugene ‘Fred’ Page
Jane Parke
Roni Evelyn Parker
“I was recently in your care
after double knee replacement
surgery. It was a little tough,
but with the help of caring
people at Mother Joseph Care
Center, I sailed through. So
much kindness and help and
encouragement. You are doing
a world of good, much more
than you realize.”
~ Aldona Minelga
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In Memory Of (continued):
Elizabeth S. ‘Liz’ Pastore
Austin Paulson
Robert ‘Bob’ Pearsall
Edward William Penhale
Louise W. Perkinson
Barbielee Peters
Frank and Norene Peterson
John Joseph Pill
Marie Catherine Poppert
Ruth Provasoli
Harold Lewis Pumphrey
Wallace Kendall ‘Wally’ Quintus
May Louise Rampton
Dewey Ramsey
James ‘Jim’ Rennick
Duiane Edward Rice
Rosemary Riness
Jim Roach
Sam Roberts
David J. ‘Dave’ Rodewald
Christine Rodger
Robert E. Roe
Patricia L. Rogers
Roberta May ‘Bertie’ Rose
Warren G. Rose
Mayva A. Roskam
Darrell Emerson Ruck
Yvonne Corrine Klundt Ruege
Teofilo Juan Sandoval
Brian Joseph Schmaltz
J. Dan Schoedel
Dorthy Scott
Susan L. ‘Sue’ Scott
Vivienne M. ‘Viv’ Severtson
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Hassan Shatila
Boyd Shipley
Delores ‘Del’ Sjoboen White Shull
John Shumway
Elma Siese
Myra Silverberg
Elsie M. Simpson
Karen Lee Skanse
Thomas L. Skillman, Jr.
Vernis V. Skillman
Susan Elaine Slosson
Daniel Merle Smith
Ian G. Smith
Russell D. Soll
James R. Spearman
Marge St. Amour
Olive Sterner
Charles L. Stewart
Marcia Stewart
Jerry Ray ‘JR’ Stoddard
Ralph Stormans
Islavene Mary Strozyk
Joseph Subitch
Gloria Tageson
Al Tekorius
Mary Ann Thomas
Roland David ‘Ron’ Thomas
Lou Tice
Roger M. Totten
Alice Florence Toups
Charles Tripp
Donna Faye Unwin
Alfred ‘Bud’ Van Dusen
Cleo Ann Venables
Captain Mac Melvin Walk, Jr.
Connie Walker
Dotha Mae Wall
Ray J. Wallace
Sandra Lea ‘Sandy’ Walsh
William Hollis ‘Bill’ Warrington, Jr.
JoAnn Waters
David R. ‘Doc’ Watson
Else Watson
Mercedes Wawrinofsky
Yvonne Pearl Weatherbie
F. Parks Weaver
A.J. Weiks
Dorothy Helen Weiks
Cornelia ‘Conny’ Wenz-Kuzma
Tom Weston
Alan Ray Wheeler
Walter Edward White
Bill Whitsell
Ronald W. ‘Stick’ Wilder
Elizabeth K. Wildrick
Georgine Sally Wilfong
Betty Wing
Lloyd Ronald Winter
Ivy Woods
Richard Wooldridge, Sr.
William Edward Workman
Diane Ethel Guyer Wright
Anthony ‘Tony’ Wyman

Animal Tributes
In Honor of:
Luci (Ferester)
In Memory of:
Abby
Abernathy
Beans
Bee
Bobby Lee
Booda
Britta
Calvin
Cooper
Daisey
Donnie
Frisco
Gator
Gizzie
Gryffin
Harls
Joey
Kelly
Lia
Lightning
Louie
Luci (Ferester)
Luci (Reade)
Luna
Peanut
Sarie
Sashquatch
Schafer
Shug
Sophie
Spuds
Sundance
Trudy
Wiley
Willow
Zelda
2013 Foundation Board
Officers
Dan Davidson, DDS, President
Patricia Gilmer, MD, Vice President
Larry Brooke, Treasurer
Ken Anderson, Immediate Past President
Members
Judy Blinn
James Bremner, MD
James S. Hannum, MD
Don Johnson
Caroline Manger
James McDowell, MD
Rick Middleton, Jr.
Allen Miller
Ron Molitor, DVM
Mark Naubert
Joe Pellicer, MD
Richard “Mick” Phillips, Jr.
Patrick Rants
Jay C. Rudd, MD
Kevin J. Schreiner
John Setterstrom
Scott Smitherman, MD
Wayne Staley
Joyce Targus
Scott Tibbits, MD
Jennifer Valdenegro
Mark Wagner, MD
Cynthia S. Worth
Ex-Officio Members
Medrice Coluccio,
CEO Providence SW Washington Region
Daidre West,
Community Board President
Nancy J. Riordan,
CFRE, Executive Director
Foundation Staff
Nancy J. Riordan,
CFRE, Executive Director
Sandy Adams,
Operations Manager
Elizabeth Hayes,
Office Coordinator
Sara Polmueller,
Program Assistant
Kelle Schalin,
Special Events Manager
Jocelyn Wood,
Development & Communications Manager
Front cover photo credit (boy with dog):
Steve Bloom. Image used with permission
from The Olympian.
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