Annual Report FY 2011-12 - Alzheimer's & Dementia Alliance of ...

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin
Annual Report 2011 - 2012

Director’s message
Dear Friends,
I hope you will take a few minutes to carefully review our annual report for the fiscal year
July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. It outlines many of our accomplishments over the
past year while giving you an indication of what we have planned for the future.
As I look back over the past year I am so very proud of what our organization has been
able to accomplish. Although we are a relatively small organization with just fifteen
staff members with half working part-time, our highly experienced staff members and
dedicated board of directors are involved in numerous cutting-edge initiatives to help
advance the quality of care persons with dementia receive while promoting research
and additional research funding to end this disease once and for all. We operate on a
collaborative, team approach where creative new ideas pave the way for what else we can
do to help the thousand of folks impacted by this disease.
Our core values include numerous programs and services to assist people right now. This
year 197 educational programs held throughout south central Wisconsin serving 5,422
attendees. Combine this with over 790 care consultations and 1,800 Helpline calls and
you can see the high demand for our expertise. Over 1,400 persons attended nearly
200 support group meetings with almost 10,000 individuals receiving our quarterly
informational newsletter.
This year we started two new programs. We are proud to be the first organization in
Wisconsin to sponsor monthly Memory Cafés, first in Sauk City and then Middleton.
A Memory Café is a social gathering place for persons challenged by memory loss, mild
cognitive impairment, early Alzheimer’s, or other dementia and their family and friends.
Working with Dane County and the South Madison Senior Coalition, we piloted our
Centers of Excellence facility training program, which is an expansion of our highly
regarded dementia specialist direct care staff training program. You will likely be hearing
more about both programs as we work on expansion.
We have a very active local, policy-making board of directors who strive to help us move
forward and who take its fiduciary responsibility under Wisconsin statutes very seriously.
Erin Keesecker, an attorney at Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C., is our newest board
member.
Always remember that our goal is to be your partner along the journey. If we can help
in any way please contact us – the sooner the better! Many people are surprised at the
programs and services that are available along with our compassionate, experienced staff.
Working together we can certainly enhance quality of life and move us closer to a world
free of all forms of dementia.
Sincerely,
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Alliance of Wisconsin
Executive Director Paul Rusk
Paul Rusk
Executive Director
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Highlights of FY 2011 - 2012
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Alliance maintains a full range of
programs and services to assist
persons with dementia and their
family and loved ones. Here are a
few accomplishments from this fiscal
year:
Centers of Excellence
ADAW is piloting a program called
Centers of Excellence in three locations
in Dane County which clearly
defines what a “dementia expert” is
and provides the criteria to back up
that claim. To become a “Center of
Excellence” the principles from our
popular Dementia Specialist Training
must be seamlessly integrated across
every level in a professional care
setting.
This program includes in-depth
training in managing behaviors that
may be considered troubling, along
with the importance of investing the
time, training and resources in these
techniques that can have a tremendous
impact not only on patient care and
satisfaction but also on employee job
satisfaction.
Facilities that complete the training
will be awarded the distinction of
being a “Center of Excellence.” This
in turn will provide a guide by which
current and future consumers can
guide their search and be assured loved
ones are receiving the highest standard
of care.
Memory Cafés
ADAW’s strong commitment to
programming for individuals in the
early stages of memory loss took a huge
leap forward this year with the launch
of Memory Cafés in Sauk City and
Middleton–the first ever in Wisconsin.
Based on a successful model in the
Netherlands and United Kingdom,
Memory Cafés address the tendency
for people with early memory loss,
mild cognitive impairment or dementia
to isolate themselves, by providing a
place to relax and socialize without fear.
Program content is generally
participant driven. One participant
shared, “I hadn’t thought of coming
after the first time but I realized this
morning that I think I DO want to
keep coming. [We] don’t socialize
with people much anymore and this
is an opportunity for us to do so. It
was really great seeing him happy and
laughing with others.”
Chapter 51 Advocacy
As a result of the state Supreme Court’s
decision, there is a study committee
looking at the purpose and function of
Chapter 51.
Staff members Mary Salzeider and
Rob Gundermann testified before the
committee and provided real examples
of how programs like our Dementia
Support Team and Dementia Specialist
Training can help head off or even
avoid difficult behaviors that often lead
to stays in psychiatric units.
ADAW’s recommendations were
wide-ranging, and the belief is that
many of ADAW’s suggestions will be
incorporated into the new legislation.
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance
of Wisconsin
517 N. Segoe Rd., Suite 301
Madison, WI 53705
608.232.3400 or 888.308.6251 toll-free
www.alzwisc.org • support@alzwisc.org
Grant/Richland Regional Offi ce
8820 Hwy 35/61 S
Lancaster, WI 53813
608.723.4288 or 888.308.6251 toll-free
Columbia/Sauk Regional Offi ce
2825 Hunters Trail
Portage, WI 53901
608.742.9055 or 888.308.6251 toll-free
Board of Directors
Gregory Allen
Mary Kay Baum, Secretary
Carey Gleason, PhD
Steve Busalacchi
Naomi Carter
Mary Ann Drescher
Mark Jensen, Vice President
Carol Koby, President
Kim Petersen, MD
Paul Pitas
Rebecca Schmidt, JD
Suzanna Waters-Castillo, PhD
Jeffrey Supple, Treasurer
Erin Keesecker, JD
Steve Zanoni
Staff
Paul Rusk, MA
Executive Director
Jessica Archiquette
Professional Training Specialist
Charlestine “Charlie” Daniel, MA
Diversity Coordinator
Becky DeBuhr, MS
Outreach Specialist
Rob Gundermann, BA
Public Policy Director
Mary Kazi, BSW, MS
AFCSP Coordinator/Family Spt. Specialist
Kristin Larson, BS
Director of Development
Jeanne McLellan, MBA
Director of Finance and Operations
Carol Olson, MA
Outreach Specialist
Joy Schmidt
Community Education Specialist
Brianna Scoville, BA
Marketing & Development Coordinator
Kira Stewart
Caregiver Program Coordinator
Danielle Thai, MSSW
Education Coordinator
Deanna Truedson, MSSW
Outreach Coordinator
Patricia Wilson, BSW
Family Support Coordinator
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Summary of programs and services
July 1, 2011 -
June 30, 2012
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance
of Wisconsin is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to improving the lives of
persons with Alzheimer’s disease or
related dementias and their families. The
Alliance is a guide to those coping with
this disease as they learn about options
and begin to plan for the future. Contact
us for help and support. We are your
partner along the journey.
For families
608.232.3400
888.308.6251 (toll-free)
support@alzwisc.org
Trained professionals and volunteers
provide invaluable support, resources
and information to callers.
Website: www.alzwisc.org
Our website provides a wealth of
information on Alzheimer’s and other
dementias, upcoming programs and
events and community resources by
county.
Family care consultations
Family support specialists provide
short-term, professional consultation
by appointment. They assist families
with accessing resources, working with
challenging behaviors, problem-solving
issues and planning for future care
needs.
Caregiver support groups
At support groups, family care partners
come together to share information,
experiences and support.
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Alzheimer’s Family and Caregiver
Support Program (AFCSP)
AFCSP offers support and limited
funding to qualified families caring
for a person with Alzheimer’s disease
or other irreversible dementia. The
funding can be used for a wide variety
of goods and services and is available in
each county.
Dementia and developmental
disabilities
We provide training on how the
dual diagnosis of dementia and
developmental disabilities affects the
person and specific issues that arise for
the person and support staff.
Family education
Introduction to Alzheimer’s and
dementia: Getting started
Learn about dementia and its warning
signs, what to do if you are concerned
about yourself or someone you know
and how the Alliance can help.
ABC’s of Alzheimer’s and dementia
This program includes information on
medical aspects of dementia, research,
effects of dementia on the person,
safety, communication and much
more.
Legal and Financial Planning
Seminar
A two-part seminar for families that
provides a general overview of legal and
financial issues to consider for loved
ones with memory loss, Alzheimer’s
disease or other dementia.
Monthly Family Caregiver Education
Program
Learn about topics of interest to family
and friends of those with dementia
such as activities, communication, help
for caregivers, resources and more.
Held monthly in Madison; topics
presented in other areas as scheduled.
Savvy Caregiver Training
This 12-hour, multi-session training
goes beyond introductory education
programs and provides in-depth,
practical training individualized for
each family caregiver.
Powerful Tools for Caregiving
A six-part class for people who care for
loved ones with stroke, Alzheimer’s,
Parkinson’s disease or similar long-term
conditions. Classes cover a variety
of topics such as reducing stress,
communicating effectively, dealing
with emotions and making tough
decisions.
Community education for groups
and organizations
Maintain Brain Health
An interactive, scientifically-based
workshop which features nutritional
and lifestyle advice and strategies to
keep your brain sharp and resilient.
We All Forget: Is it normal aging or
should I be concerned
This program is ideal for persons
concerned about their own memories
as they age or those of friends and
loved ones.
Alzheimer’s and dementia: What is it
What can I do about it
This presentation offers an overview
of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia
including common warning signs, risk
factors and treatment options

Conferences
Educational conferences are held
regularly throughout our area to
provide an opportunity for families,
direct care workers and other
professionals to hear speakers on a
variety of topics related to Alzheimer’s
disease and related dementias.
For those with mild
memory loss or early
stage Alzheimer’s
Memory Cafés
A Memory Café is a social gathering
place for persons challenged by
memory loss, mild cognitive
impairment or early Alzheimer’s/
dementia and their family or friends.
Partipants meet once a month in a
relaxed environment to visit, share
common interests, enjoy refreshments
and a program or activity that’s
stimulating and fun.
and social service organizations.
Additional services
Advocacy
Our active Public Policy Committee
and statewide network advocates for
policies and programs to assist persons
with Alzheimer’s and their care partners
before county, state and federal
governments. Anyone interested in
participating in advocacy is encouraged
to join the network.
Crossing Bridges
Crossing Bridges is a four-week
educational discussion group for people
with mild memory loss (or in the early
stages of dementia) and a primary
care partner. The overall philosophy
of the group is to promote a fulfilled
life while living with cognitive change.
An interview is required before
participating in this group.
Learning Among Friends
After completing Crossing Bridges,
this support group program is an
opportunity for participants to
continue to meet together regularly to
discuss topics of their choice and share
support.
Meeting of Minds
Meeting of Minds is a memory
enhancement program for people
with mild memory loss that includes
stimulating activities, intellectual
exercises and mild exercise. The main
goal is to help people with memory
loss positively impact their lives.
Completion of Crossing Bridges is
required before participating in this
program.
Above: Participants of the Sauk City Memory
Café share stories over refreshments.
For professionals
Dementia Specialist: Best Practices
for Direct Care Staff
A highly interactive, two-day training
which is designed specifically for direct
care staff working with people with
Alzheimer’s. Participants learn together
through role-plays, case studies and
problem solving. Practical tips and
tools are given to increase success and
job satisfaction.
Professional workshops and
in-service training
Dementia-specific training and inservice
education (typically one to three
hours) for service providers such as
assisted living facilities, nursing homes,
home health agencies, law enforcement
Library services
Books, videos and brochures on a wide
variety of topics related to Alzheimer’s,
dementia and caregiving are available
for families and professionals.
Newsletters (print and email)
Get information about local programs
and services, the latest news about
Alzheimer’s disease and related
dementias, updates on research and
resources and more. Contact us to
be put on a mailing list for our free
quarterly print newsletter. Subscribe
to our email newsletter by visiting our
website at www.alzwisc.org.
Resource guides
These guides provide information
by county on local resources such as
financial support, respite services, adult
day programs, assisted living, nursing
homes and more.
Your help in recommending our
organization to people is appreciated.
Annual Report 2011 - 2012
“
Through our long journey, many people have shone through and you
were truly one of those. I offer my sincere thanks for all you do.
—Doug B., Recent recipient of ADAW services
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You make a real difference
Ways to donate
Donation
The most immediate way to show
support is by donating securely online,
in person, over the phone or by mail.
Donations are received throughout the
year from individuals, businesses and
foundations. Gifts are tax-deductible.
Payroll giving
Contribute through payroll giving at
work through Community Health
Charities of Wisconsin or any United
Way agency coast-to-coast. Simply
indicate “Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Alliance of Wisconsin” on your pledge
form. We are United Way agency
number 370. Payroll giving provides
an opportunity for you to contribute
on a regular basis while also receiving a
convenient statement for your taxes.
Tribute and memorial gifts
Make a gift in honor or memory of a
loved one or friend.
Circle of Honor Remembrance Wall
Located in a permanent area at the
entrance to our office, this space
provides another way for you to pay
tribute to loved ones in your life.
Names are grouped alphabetically
within each gift category: $500-$999,
$1,000-$1,999 and gifts of $2,000 and
above. You may select an inscription of
up to 30 characters.
Planned gifts
Please remember our organization in
your will or trust outlining your legacy
to the community. Here is sample
bequest language you can take to your
professional advisor: “I give, devise
and bequeath (insert amount of gift,
or percentage of estate, or residuary of
estate) to the Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc., or its
successor organization, located in
Madison, Wisconsin, to support
programs and services in southern
Wisconsin. (EIN # 39-1679333).”
Life insurance and retirement plans
You also may name our organization as
the beneficiary of a life insurance policy
or retirement plan.
Charitable gift annuities
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance
charitable gift annuities are also
available to individuals seeking regular
income throughout their lives and/
or the life of a loved one. Specific
payment amounts depend on the age of
the annuitant at the time the annuity is
established.
Grants and corporate gifts
Grants and corporate gifts help
us secure funding for many of the
Alliance’s programs.
Matching gifts
If your employer has a matching gift
program, ask your employer to match
your gift.
Make a gift of appreciated stock or
property
Avoid the capital gains tax while
receiving a charitable tax deduction.
Fundraising events
Wine and Roses Festival
Guaranteed to be a fun-filled evening
of wine tasting and good food, you
don’t want to miss this annual event
held in April. Celebrate spring with
wine tasting, hors d’oeuvres, live music
and live and silent auctions featuring
exclusive items. Talk with winemakers
from vineyards across the country as
well as our own backyard and sample
delicious wines, some of which may
not be available in our area.
Million Dollar Shootout
Our annual golf tournament takes
place in August. In addition to fun on
the links, the event includes a silent
auction with many popular sportsrelated
items. There is an awards dinner
following the tournament for both
golfers and non-golfers. The event is
co-sponsored by NBC 15 in Madison.
Alzheimer’s Walk
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance’s
Alzheimer’s Walks are held in the fall
and are our largest awareness and
fundraising events. The walks help
secure funds for our local programs
and services and take place in seven
counties in south central Wisconsin.
All dollars raised stay in Wisconsin.
We invite you to step forward and join
your neighbors in supporting the cause.
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2011 - 2012 condensed
fi nancial statements
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
REVENUE
FY12
Contributions from individuals, corporations 94,648.00
Memorials and tributes 41,105.00
Bequests 0.00
Events (gross) 422,506.00
Less events expenses (67,981.00)
Workplace giving 41,239.00
Grants 367,664.00
Program services/education 21,203.00
Interest 1,712.00
Sales of books and materials (gross) 690.00
In-kind donations 17,861.00
Other revenue 390.00
Total revenue 941,037.00
-100000 0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000
EXPENSES
Program 726,026.00
Administrative and fundraising 194,472.00
Total expenditures 920,498.00
21%
Admin/Fundraising
Program
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 20,539.00
An audited financial statement is available upon request.
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Honor roll of donors
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
A
Pamela Abel
EE & Dale
Abrahamson
Joy & Jason Achter
Maureen & Gary
Achter
Adam Family
Foundation
Jane Addamo-
Reinke
Martie Adelman
Leroy Adler
Roxanne & David
Aehl
Peggy Ahlgren
Julie & Dennis
Ahnen
Nancy & Michael
Albers
Shirley Alexander
All Saints Assisted
Living Ctr Inc
Doris & Stan Allen
Alliant Engery
Foudnation
Erlina & Conrado
Almario
Alpha Gamma Rho
Ruth & Hans
Anderegg
Kathleen & Gerald
Andersen
Catherine Anderson
Cheryl &
Christopher
Anderson
Donna Anderson
Harriet & Duane
Anderson
Henry Anderson
Mary Anderson
Mildred & Paul
Anderson
T. D. & C. M.
Anderson
Virginia Starin &
Earl Anderson
Kelly Andrew
Annen Roetter, LLC
Kathleen & Thomas
Annis
Catherine & Jeffrey
Anton
Helen & Brian Apel
Jane Arbogast
Barbara Arnold
Evelyn & David
Arnold
AT&T United Way
Attainment
Company, Inc
Attic Angel Place
Craig Atwood
B
Bonnie & Charles
Bach
David Baker
Sandra Bakkum
Barbara & James
Ballard
Marylin Barker
Charles Barman
Jacqyelyn Barnes
Teresa & Robert
Barrett
Kathy Bartlett
Ruth Bartlett
Mary Batson
Lisa & Jeffrey
Baudhuin
Duane Bauer
Marcia & Michael
Bauer
John Baumann
Frieda Baxter
Mary & Robert Bean
Sara Lynn Bedore
Carol Beecher
Georgeanne
Beecher
Dorothy & Eugene
Behling
Darrell Behnke
Kelly & Dan Behring
Bemis Flexible
Packing Milprint
Division
Peggy Beneker
Marjorie Benkert
Sandra Bennett
Jill & Thomas
Bennwitz
Janice & Lawrence
Bensky
Deb Bent
John Bergen
Steven Bergen
Christine Berger
Norma Besch
Bethel Home &
Services Inc
Maryanne
Bevacqua
Christine & Daniel
Bielinski
Roger Hanson &
Anna Bierman
Ilene Bindl
Beverly & Douglas
Bingham
Rochelle & Robert
Birrenkott
Kathleen & Kerry
Black
Joan & Jack
Blodgett
Tamara Bloom
Bloomfi eld
Healthcare &
Rehabilitation
Center
Wilmer Bloy
Boardman & Clark
LLP
Rollie Boeding
Miriam & Brian
Boegel
Beth Bohn
Nicole & Troy Bohn
Dan Bolch
Grace, Kris & Tina
Bollig
Anne Bolz
Bonnet Prairie
Lutheran Church
Kathleen Borner
Robert Conway &
Mary Boyd
Pamela & Robert
Bracey
Joyce Braithwaite
Dorothy & Gurdip
Brar
Kathleen & Joseph
Brashi
Kathleen Brauer
Barbara Breitbach
Charles Bremigan
Dorothy Brennecke
Laurie & Gil
Brennecke
Lynn Brethouwer
Dorothy & Peter
Breunig
Lynn Breunig
Karen Brewer
Sharon Breyer
Kathryn Brietzman
Roberta & William
Briggs
Judith Brings
Sandra Brockmann
Jane Brokish
Brookdale Senior
Living
Bonnie Brooker
Kathy & Dean
Brotten
Barbara Brown
Donald Brown
Frank Brown
Joanne & William
Brown
Mark Shahan &
Laura Brown
Rachel Brunner
Anne Bruno
Ronda & William
Bublitz
Kristen & Richard
Budny
Patti Buelo
Thomas Bugel
Carolyn & Larry
Buller
Dorothy & Everett
Bullock
Charles Bunge
Laura Burke
Patti & Lyle Burke
Beth & Daniel
Burnard
Sandra & David
Burns
Edith Burtch
Kathryn & Thomas
Bush
Rebecca & Thomas
Butler
C
Beverly Cann
Capitol Lakes
Retirement
Community Care
Wisconsin First
Carol Koby & Denis
Carey
Jean Carlson
Carpenters and
Joiners Local
Union #314
Marilyn & Dennis
Carr
John Carrier
Michelle Carter
Naomi Carter
Cheryl Casey
Casino Restaurant &
Lounge
Ruth Casserly
Catholic Charities
Lori Caygill
CBIZ, Inc
Cedar Crest Inc
Linda & Jerry
Charapata
Byron Chase
Chatman Design
LLC
Barb & M. Lee
Chenoweth
Chicago Road
Veterinary Clinic
Josh & Flo Chover
Lola & Ken Christian
Margaret & James
Christiansen
William
Christianson
Kathleen Christoph
Johanna & John
Chworowsky
City of Madison
City of Middleton
City of Verona
Roxan & Doug
Clausen
Dawn & Donald
Clemens
CLEW Dept. Friends
Debi Cleworth
Lois & LaVerne
Clifton
Mary Cochems
Diane Cody
Wendy & Dave Coe
Laurence Coffey
Susan Coffi n
Dawn Collins
Margo Collins
Ruth Collins
Ricki Colman
Columbia County
Kathryn Colwell
Commercial Air, Inc.
Community Living
Alliance Inc
John Condon
Cottage Grove
Lioness
Covenant
Presbyterian
Church
Pauline Coward
Judith & Philip Cox
Sheila Coyle
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Honor roll of donors
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
Barbara & Ted
Crabb
Janis Crandall
Pamela Crapp
Anita Crim
Roberta & Thomas
Crone
Mary & Paul Cuccia
Claire Culbertson
Marcella Culp
Mary Cunningham
Ruth Curtiss
CWAG
D
Jacqueline Damson
Yvonne Danhauser
Peter Danielsen
Stacy & James
Davidson
Debra & Patrick
Davis
Elisabeth DeBoor
Marybeth & Glenn
Deedon
Julianne McGill &
Florence Deese
Daniel Moeller &
Patricia DeGarmo
Vicki DeGarmo
Jackson
Catherine & Anton
Deichl
Takami & Brian
Delisle
Marie Denison
Diane & Gregory
Dennis
Elizabeth Densmore
Department of
Health Services
Dept of Veterans
Affairs
Dept Veterans
Affairs State of WI
Julie Desjarlais
Dorothy Dickert
Margaret & Thomas
Diehl
Sissy Claxton &
Linda Dinkins
Albert Dippel
Kathleen & Doug
Dittmann
Divine Savior
Healthcare
Joan Dixon
Ruth Dobbratz
Jane & Dave Dohler
Laura Donovan
Don-Rick Insurance
Nancy Dott
Jane Doughty
Elizabeth & Joseph
Downs
Laurie Downs
Mary & Timothy
Downs
Jessica Doyle
Mary Jo & Bill
Draxler
Elaine & Jim
Droessler
Janet Droessler
Pat Duckart
Jack Duffy
JH Duffy
Joanne Duffy
Sandra & John
Dulin
Barbara Dull
Tom Dunkin
Beth & Charles
Dunning
Nancy & Douglas
Dupont
Therese Duranso
Diana Durant
Ronald Durso
Dee & Edith Durst
Janet & Matthew
Dushek
Dona & William
Dyer
E
Ron & Joan Eads
Eagle Valley Farm
East Madison/
Monona Coalition
Mary Ebert
Susan & Gerald
Ebert
Dorothy Egener
Carol Eisele
Jane Eisner
Elder Innovations,
LLC
Elderspan
Management
David Eley
Gary Emerson
Susan Entwistle
Alice Erickson
Beth & David
Erickson
Frances & Paul
Ervin
Evansville Manor
The Heights
Homer Evenstad
F
Ethell Faanes
Faircrest Association
Health Fair
Fall River Charity
Fund
Mimi Farber
Jim Farmer
Friedemarie &
Thomas Farrar
Barbara & Michael
Fassbender
Welcome Fawcett
Bruce Meier &
Wendy Fearnside
Sharon & Hans
Fedderly
Lyn Feldmann
Chris & Ron
Ferguson
Guy & Janet Ferris
Patricia Fiedler
Karen & Eugene
Filus
Kendall Finger
Helen Finke
C.W. Firari
Robert Firestone
Elaine Fischer
Haron Flanagan
Carol Fleishauer
Christine Fleming
Judith & Alvin
Follendorf
For Memory
Victor Forberger
Robert Forbess
Forest
Pharmaceuticals
Dawn & Matthew
Foster
Rebecca Foster
Fountainhead
Group LLC
Judy Fowler
Mary & Aubrey
Fowler
Gerald Fox
Ronald Frank
Sharon & Alan
Frank
Diane Franke
Nancy Franke
Margaret Franklin
Barbara Fraser
Marie Fraser
DeDe & Jeff
Freeman
Joan Freeman
Robert Schultz &
Joan Frey
M. Janet Frey
Debra & Howard
Fried
Anne & Charles
Frihart
Lawrence Frisch
Donald Fritz
Sue & Tom Fritz
Judith & LaVerne
Froseth
Joseph Fry
Amy Fuelleman
Sarah Fuelleman
G
John Gadow
Beth & Kevin
Gahagan
Lucy & Norris
Gammeter
Marian & Howard
Ganther
Trisha Gardner
Bette Garland
Arlene & Ronald
Garvens
Catherine & Brent
Gasser
Jean Gavin
GE United Way
Campaign
Barbara Gehl
Wayne Gehrt
Julie & William
Genin
Barabara George
Phyllis George
Paula & Ronald
Georgeson
Erika Gerhardt
June & James
Germann
Janis Gessler
Louis Giesler
Patricia & Delano
Gilbertson
Becky & Paul Gilles
Danielle & Michael
Gilsdorf
Give with Liberty
Nancy & Steve Gloe
Anne Glowcheski
Leo Goede
Maxine Golbach
Phyllis Lefcowitz &
Al Goldstein
Marlene & Sidney
Gomon
Virginia Goode
Theodore
Goodfriend
Cheryl & Brian
Goodman
GoodSearch
Barbara & John
Gordon
Virginia & Merlin
Gorsline
Bonnie Gould
Grace Lutheran
Church —
Cambridge
Marilyn & Richard
Graf
Donna Grahn
Mary Grahn-Temby
Grainger
Peter & Stacy
Anderson Grant
Greater Sauk
County Comm
Fndn
Jean & John
Greenlee
Wendie Gregerson
Veralee & Mike
Gregg
Jim Greiber
Susanne & Robert
Greiber
Julie Gribbon
Gail & Stephen
Grigg
Vicky Grimes
Mary Jean & John
Grimm
Marcia Griskavich
Kim & Jon Grob
Michele Groves
Becky Guenther
Stacy Guerrero
Angela Gullikson
Marilyn
Gundermann
Robert Gundermann
Rita & John
Gustafson
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July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
H
Kathryn & Lee Haas
Elaine & Lamoine
Haefer
Lauren Haesler
Mary & Michael
Hagan
Patrica & Eugene
Hageman
Joan Hagerdorn
Shirley Haidinger
Gertrude Hall
Dorothy Halpin
Beverly & Joseph
Haluska
Beth Halverson
Valerie Hamilton
Karen Hansen
Richard Hansen
Sue & Steve Hansen
Wayne Hansen
Julie Hardtke
Loretta Harmatuck
Diane Harmelink
Barbara Harrass
Carolyn & Richard
Harris
Rita Harris
Donald Harrop
Carla Hartwig
Maxine Harvey
Robert Hastert
Elaine & Steven
Hathaway
Caroline Haugen
Dorothy & Henry Jr.
Haugley
Diana & John
Haverberg
Robert Hawkinson
Heleen & Noel
Hayden
Dolores & Michael
Heath
Hoyt Heath
Diane & Steven
Hebl
Katja & Nate
Hedden
Sandra & John
Hefte
Timothy Heggestad
Carol Heidenway
Audrey & David
Heim
Julie & Steven Hein
Mabel Hein
Ruth Hoffman Hein
Nancy & George
Heine
Ruth Heins
Carol & George Jr.
Heintz
Eugene Heldt
B.R. & Simon
Hellerstein
Dawn Hemm
Richard Hemming
Ardis & Jeffrey
Hempel
Donna & Dale
Hendricks
Marcia Hendrickson
Marion Hendrickson
Mary Rose
Hendrickson
Elizabeth Henning
Barbara & Ronald
Hennings
Carol Hensen
Heritage Assisted
Living
Nancy Hernandez
Janet Herzfeldt
Pamarella & Mark
Hetland
Chris & Mark Hetzel
Mary Heubeck
Highview Retirement
Home Assoc
Connie Hill
John Connell &
Corine Hill
Mina & Ray Hill
J.J. Hinnendael
Diane Hippman
Ruth Hirsbrunner
Elizabeth Hoeft
Dennis Braun &
Beverly Hoege
Eldon Hoel
Terry Hoffman
Shirley & Kenneth
Hojnacki
Mary Holm
Bonita Holmes
Linda & Walter
Holthaus
Christine Holtzman
Home Care Select
Home Health
United, Inc
Homeward Bound
Honesdale Food &
Wine Club
Jean & Curt
Hooverson
Linda & Kim
Hoppenrath
Rosalynn Horsley
Julie Horst
Kathryn & Fred
Howard
Carol Howe
Alice Huebner
Lyn & Eugene
Huettel
Kathleen & Thomas
Huevler
Humphrey Service
Parts. Inc.
Barbara Hundt
Arlene Hunt
Kym & James
Husom
Gloria Hustad
Gayle & Wayne
Huston
William Hutter
I
Melissa Ignelzi
Independent Living
Iowa Grant
Conservation
Club Inc.
Marilyn & Marlin
Irvine
Elizabeth and J G
Irwin
Mary Isberner
Marlys Isely
Gretchen Israel
J
J&J Trucking of
Madison
Connie Jackson
Michael Czarny &
Ronie Jacobsen
Leeandra & Marcus
Jaeger
Judith Jaloviar
Kristen James
Virginia & William
James
Betsy & James
Jansen
Jennifer Jaqua
Ruby Jefferson-
Moore
Lynn Jenkins
Jenny & Orville Jette
Anita & Noel
Johnson
Darcy & Bryan
Johnson
Jean Johnson
Linda Johnson
Nola Johnson
Ruth & Martin
Johnson
Virginia Johnson
Margaret Jones
Mary Ellen & Oliver
Jones
Mathew Jones
Debra Jonovic
Sandra Jordan
Holly & Jerry
Jorgenson
Margaret Joyce
Virginia & Robert
Joyes
Robyn & Howard
Jubeck
Just Give
K
Inez Kalfahs
Loretta Kalschuer
Tharsella Kaltenberg
Carol & Duaine
Kamenick
Ruth Kamrath
Kandu Industries Inc
Robert Kane
Barbara Karlen
Thomas Karls
Dawn & Roger Karn
Gary Keip
Steve Hoberman &
Amy Kell
Rod Henrichs &
Paula Keller
Carol & Lyle Kelley
Kathleen Kelley
Rita & David
Kelliher
Andrea & Keith
Kelling
Maureen & Mark
Kenfi eld
Cynthia Kennedy
Jolene & Kenneth
Kenyon
Judith & David
Keppert
Patricia Kerr
Anthony Keshena
Ernst Keuck
James Keuck
Katherine Kiley
Deanne & Arthur
Kimbel
Carol Kincaid
Barb King
J. Steven King
Phil Kingston
Marilyn & Frederick
Kinney
Laurel Kinosian
Susan Kirkbride
Mary Kleinsteiber
Jeff Specher & Gail
Kline
William Klinge
Mary Klinkner
Klondike Cheese
KMS Our House
Lor & Roy Knapton
Eugene Knudson
Robert Knutson
Norma & Richard
Kohl
Barbara & James
Kohlmetz
Lynda Koivunen
Connie & Gary
Kolpin
Ann Harvancik &
William Kolstad
Lynn & Roger
Korfmacher
Karen & Richard
Korth
Joyce Kosbau
Elizabeth Kositzke
Lawrence Kosmeder
Eugene Kostecki
Susan, Cindy &
Sandra Kracht
Kraft Foods
Matching Gifts
Program
Kathleen
Kramschuster
Carol Krause
Audrey & Robert
Krebs
Susan & Chris Krey
Jean Krieg
Jill & Stephen
Krieger
Betty Krisher
Michelle & Donald
Krisher
Douglas Gurak &
Mary Kritz
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Honor roll of donors
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
Norma & Frederick
Kropp
Janel & Mark
Kruchten
J.R. Krueger
Jill Kubek
Barbara Kubly
Dawn Kubly
Myrna & William
Kubly
Mary & Fred Kuhl
Joe Kuschel
Kwik Trip, Inc.
L
Margaret & Richard
LaBrie
Milda & Paul Lacy
Mary Laedtke
Sylvia Laedtke
Barbara Lafferty &
Family
Lakeview Social
Committee
Allie Mae Lang
Nancy & Frederic
Langbecker
Judith & Glenn
Lange
Nathan Lange
Phyllis & Art Larish
Donna & Alan
Larson
Kristin & Scott
Larson
Jeannine Larson
Marianne Larson
Art Montana &
Asenath LaRue
Elaine & James Last
Judith & Harold
Latchaw
Lathrop & Clark
Howard Latton
Bonnie & Rudy Laue
Milton Laufenberg
Lois & Arnold Lauth
Kathleen Law
Deb & Sam
Lawrence
Gerald Leahy
Judith & Richard Lee
Kristin Lee
Robert Lee
Leeds Charity Fund
Kathleen Leffi ngwell
Dorothy & Wallace
Lemon
Joanne & Robert
Lenburg
Robert Lenz
Annie Levihn
Liberty Manor, Inc
Caroline & A.
James Liedtke
Margaret &
Norman Lien
Greta & David
Lindberg
Debra Lins
Bernita & Russell
Littel
Helen Lodge
Cathy & Pieter
Loerke
Marilyn Loft Houck
Elaine & Carroll
Lohr
Maureen & Timothy
Lokrantz
Lori Knapp
Crawford, Inc
Donna Lotzer
Judith Ludlow
Kathleen & Thomas
Ludwig
Myra Luebke
JoAnn Lueck
Cailin & Fredric
Lueders
Barbara Lumina
Randy Schott &
Carrie Lumina
Mary Lund
Caroline Lunda
Sandra & Thomas
Luther
Alyson Lynch
Humphrey Lynch
Margaret & Robert
Lyons
M
Nancy & Max
Machotka
Mary Kay Macke
Madison
Community
Foundation
Madison Gas &
Electric
Foundation
Madison Rotary
Foundation
Susan & Gregg
Madsen
Paula & Thomas
Maglio
Jane Maher
Nancy & Michael
Mair
Constance &
Geraldine Malak
Ellen & Michael
Malkow
Claire Mangasarian
Julie Mangum
Doris Manthe
Steven Manthe
Marvel Mapes
Nancy Marek
Peter Marino
Kathy Markgraf
Jeanne & Charles
Marking
Charles Markle
Sandra & Carroll
Marquardt
Mary Anne
Marsden
Deborah Marshall
Pat & Jim Marshall
Becky Martell
Sadie Marten
Anita Martin
Rebecca & William
Martin
Sally & William
Martin
Tamela Martin
Anita Martinson
Sandy Martinson
Timothy Martinson
Peggy & Duane
Marxen
Mary’s Daughter,llc
Lois Mason
Mary & Robert
Masteller
Lori Matthews
Linda Matusewic
Jo Ann Mayer
Mary Beth Mayer
Nancy McAdams
Eileen & Terry
McCartney
Darrell McCluskey
Colleen McCormick
Janet McCormick
Sharon McCormick
Sharon & William
McDaniel
Vicki McDonald
John McElhaney
McFarland Lioness
Club
Jane & Casey
McGann
Judy McGettigan
Elaine McGhee
Kevin McGinn
Theresa McGrattan
McHugh Family
Denistry
Carol & William
McIntyre
Barbara McKean
Beverly & Chandler
McKelvey
Pamela & Patrick
McKenna
Deanna Truedson &
Patrick McKillips
Jean McLaughlin
Ardyce & Donald
McMillen
Elizabeth &
Christopher
McMullen
Carolyn & Michael
McNall
Ann McNeary
Raymond
McNuarlan
Judy McQuinn
Connie McVay
Meadow Ridge, LLC
Lynn & Gary
Mecklenburg
Ruth Meier
Rita & Reinhold
Meihsner
Diane & Randy
Meinholz
Cheryl Mekschun
Doris & Philip
Mendel
Merck Partnership
for Giving
T.J. Mertens
Richard Messman
Leroy Metcalf
Margaret Metcalfe
Elma Metzloff
Jack Meyer
Jared Meyer
Peggy & Jeffrey
Meyer
Midwest Home Care
Cheryl & Terry
Mielke
G.E. Miller
Juile Miller
Karen Miller
Nancy & Raymond
Miller
Nancy & Robert
Miller
Rita Miller
Charlotte & Lowell
Millisor
Jeanne Minick
Linnea & Scott
Minter
Luanne Mitchell
Rita & Jim Mitchell
Bette & Mark
Moderski
Amy & Gerald
Moench
Jane & Kevin
Monahan
Peggy & Robert
Montgomery
Royletta Moon
Vicki & Michael
Moon
Agnes Moore
Jane Moore
Juli & Darrel Mor
Jeanne Moran
Jo Ann & Richard
Morgan
Lynn Morgan
M. Le Eldra Morgan
Patricia Morgan
Morgan Stanley
Mel Morgenbesser
Stefanie Moritz
Don Morschauser
Johann & Edwin
Mortimer
Tyola Mroz
MSCR
Jan & Robert Mucci
Trudy Mueller
Charlotte & Akira
Muira
Ann Munkres
Shelley & Michael
Muranyi
Matt Murphy
Archie Myers
N
Arthur & Mary
Nack
Fred Nagle
NARFE 416
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Honor roll of donors
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
Nasco Johnson
Bank
Nathan Hale
Sunshine Club
National Catholic
Society of
Foresters St
Cecelia Court
955
National Guardian
Life Insurance Co.
National Mutual
Benefi t
Linda & Richard
Nechvatal
Donna & William
Neeman
Anne Nelson
Constance Nelson
Craig Nelson
Deb Nelson
Lois Nelson
Martha Nelson
Nina Nelson
Virginia & William
Nelson
Kim Nestler
Bonita & Thomas
Nethery
Network for Good
Stefanie Newell
Elizabeth Newquist
Eva Newsom
Kathryn & Baxter
Newton
Victor Nichols
Donna Niesen
Susan & Raymond
Nigon
Meaghan Noles
Teresa Noles-Puccio
Mike Nonn
Dale Nordeen
James Nordquist
North American
Mechanical Inc.
Sarah & Chad
Novak
Elaine Novinski
Kirsten Noyes
Josef & Grith
Nussbaumer
Joan & William
Nyenhuis
O
Oak Park Arbors of
Madison, LLC
Oak Park Nursing &
Rehab Center
Oak Park Place of
Baraboo, LLC
Oak Park Place of
Madison, LLC
Oakbrook
Corporation
Oakwood Lutheran
Homes Assoc.
Oakwood Village
East Apartment
Karen & Bob Obney
Virginia O’Brien
Lorraine Ochalla
Nancy & Ken Odom
Offi ce Depot
Joy O’Grosky
Jean & Oliver
Oldham
Bette Olig
Carol & Kevin
Olson
Sonja Olson
Judy Omata
Nancy Onken
Pam & Dave Onken
Options In
Community Living
Oracle Corporation
Orange County
Dept of Education
Marian Osterberg
Our House Senior
Living
Shirley Outerbridge
P
Michael Padesky
Jennifer & Steve
Pagel
Marilyn Panter
Kris Paprocki
Alice Paremski
Amanda Pas
Patsy & Ronald
Pasch
Rose Pasdo
Jennifer Paul
Karen & Phillip
Paulson
Ann Peckham
Sharon Pederson
Bernice Pellitteri
Lori Pellitteri
Diane Peltin
Concetta Pennetti
Gary Pepper
Debbie Percival
Nancy & Paul
Perkinson
Joan Perry
Sandra Person
Ruth Pesch
Marjorie & Williams
Peters
Elizabeth Petersen
Sharon Peterson
Linda & Roger
Pettersen
Sandra Pfeiffer
Laurie & Tom
Pfi ffner
Lois & Lawrence
Pfi ster
Pfi zer Inc
PhRMA
Physicians Plus
Insurance Corp
Pam Pie
Huldah Pierce
Betty Pierick
Mary Pike
Pine Rock Heights
Pine View of Sun
Prairie
Paul Pinkert
Pioneer Court, Inc
Cathleen Piotrowski
Gail & Timothy
Pitzen
Lana Platz
Emily & Leonard
Ploetz
PNM Resources
Nancy Pollock
Frances & Ross
Potter
Myrtle & Boyd Potter
Sandra & Robert
Pratt
Roma & Alton Price
Mary Jo Prieve
Susan Provenzano
Prudential
Foundation
Matching Gifts
Alice & Jalam
Punwar
Debbie Purcell
Jean & Tauno
Puskala
Vickie Puzach
Q
Geralyn Quandt
Mary Lou Querin
June Quesnell
R
Kathleen Rahn
Krista & Richard
Ralston
Della & Robert
Rancourt
Thomas Rapa
Irene & Eric Rapp
David Stute &
Margaret Rasch
Julie & Thomas
Rasmussen
Rast Family Trust
Mary & Roland
Rataczak
Robert Rathe
Viola & Duane
Rathert
Beatrice Rauls
Robert Rauwald
James Reardon
Roger Rech
Lois & Robert Reif
Paula & Robert Reif
Pamela & Robert
Reily
Karen Reiner
Katharine
& Benjamin Reiser
Esther & Dante
Renzoni
Carol & Dale Reuter
Carla Reynolds
Stanley Solheim &
Jo Reynolds
Paula Richards
Richland Medical
Center
Lynn Richmond
Stanley Richter
Jeanette & Richard
Rideout
Carolyn Ridgely
Charles Rieck
Joan & Kenneth
Riggs
Susan Riley
Margaret Ring
Patricia Ring
Ruby & Floyd Ritchie
Carrie & Peter Ritz
River Valley
Wrestlebackers
Ann & Michael
Roberts
Rick Roberts
Agnes Robertson
Lynne Robertson
Sue & Alson
Robinson
Amy Rockhill
Renee & Lance
Rodenbur
Nancy Rodriguez
Dianne Roelke
Richard Roelli
Kathryn Rogers
Jerry Roh
Ramona Rohr
Caryl Rorge
Gloria & Thomas
Rortvedt
Joan & Wesley
Roscoe
Melvin Rosen
Jodi & Richard Ross
Mary & Frederic
Ross
Susan Rossetti
Jean Martinelli &
Linn Roth
Frances Rothstein
Jane Rouleau
Karen & James
Rouse
Monica & Jeremy
Rowland
Kenneth Ruhland
Judith & James
Rundell
Paul Rusk
Mary Kay & Frank
Russel
Ryan Brothers
Ambulance
S
Gladys & Frederick
Sage
Jeanne & Toshio
Saiki
Michelle & Scott
Sailing
Virginia & Robert
Salisbury
Mary & Steve
Salzieder
M. Janaan Sampson
Shirley Sanders
Ruth Sanderson
Cameron & Craig
Sandmire
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Honor roll of donors
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
Sandy & Pete Santer
Sherri & David
Sarbacker
Leslie & James
Satchell
Sauk County
Donna & Ernst
Saunders
Marilyn & Gary
Saunders
Ruth Sawall
Tom Sawyer
Don Schaefer
Ildred Schantz
John Scharer
Nanette Schiller
Catherine Schindler
Peggy Schleicher
James Schmidt
Pamela Schmidt
Rebecca & Jeffrey
Schmidt
Donna Schmitt
Jacquelyn & James
Schmitt
Julie Schmitt
Rose Marie & Dale
Schmitt
Linda Marty Schmitz
Jill & Kurt Schneider
John Schneider
Dolly Schoenberg
Barbara & Eugene
Schramka
Karen Schrank
Helene & Rev
Gerald Schrankler
Karen Schrenk
Karen & Jim
Schroeder
Mary & James
Schulenburg
Carolyn and Ronald
Schultz
Cynthia & Wayne
Schultz
John Schultz
Kristine & David
Schultz
Marlene Schultz
Pat Schultz
Tamra & Michael
Schultz
Wendy Schultz
Nancy Schultz
Darken
Eileen Schutz
Misty Schutz
Gail & Charles
Schwab
Lucille Schwab
June & Walter
Schwartz
Marge Schwartz
Marilyn & James
Schwarzhoff
Marikaye & Robert
Schweitzer
Jean Scott
John Scott
Norb Scribner
Patti & Timothy
Seifriz
Don & Alice Seiler
Senior Helpers
Senior Village of
Platteville
Susan Setmire
Herman Seufzer
Berverly & Robert
Severance
Sonja Severson
Frederick Seybold
Jonathan Seymour
Florence Shaffer
Joan Sharp
Lynda Sharpe
Grace Shaw
Mary & Curtis
Sheehan
Linda & Robert
Shepard
Helen Shold
Audrey Shomos
Family
Foundation
Linda Shult
Paulette & Michael
Siebers
Judith Sikora &
Steven Siehr
Sienna Crest
Assisted Living
Candace Silber
Audrey Simon
Ellen & John
Simonson
Margaret Skinner
Maxine & Levern
Skjegstad
Barbara Skolaski
Joel Skornicka
Marlys Sloup
Diane & David
Smidt
Ardys & Larry Smith
Joyce Smith
Kimberly Smith
Mauareen Smith
Pamela Smith
Linda Smolich
Janell & Paul Sniff
John Snyder
Patty & Rick Snyder
So Close To Home
Brook Soltvedt
Hope & Kenneth
Soroos
Kathy Sorum
Kathleen & James
Sosnouski
Jane & Richard
Southern
Southwest Family
Care Alliance
Lois & David Spahn
Virginia Spaith
Alice & Christopher
Spencer
June Spencer
William Spoerry
Margie Sprecher
St Paul Catholic
Church
Betty St. John
St. John’s
Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Saint Jude Hospice
Linda Stache
Scott Staedter
Mary Stamstad
Judith Stang
State of WI Dept of
Health Services
State of Wisconsin
Legislative
Reference Bureau
Alice, Kenneth,
Ashley & Shamus
Statz
Cynthia & Jeffrey
Statz
Duane Statz
Gale & Michael
Statz
Jill & Dennis Statz
Roger Staven
Cheryl & Edward
Stettin
Debra & David
Stettin
Sandra & Scott
Stettin
Judy & Walter
Stevenson
Melba & Ralph
Stockhausen
Phil Stoddard
Linda Stoffel
Susan Stoffel
Eugene Haug &
Judith Stolper
Judith Stone
Carole & Robert
Storm
Judy Stormer
James Stormont
Sara Strain
Georgene Stratman
Josh Strehlow
Laura Strehlow
Marvin Strehlow
Mary Streich
Mary & Richard
Stubbe
Jeffrey Stuckey
Phyllis Studer
Charleen Studnicka
Connie Studnicka
Susan & David
Stumpf
John Suby
Lois & Norman
Sudnick
Steve Suelfl ow
Amy & Jeffrey
Supple
Sharel Surles
Marilee Sushoreba
Rhonda Sutton
Thomas Svetnicka
Robert Swanson
Sue Swanson
SWAPA
Coretta Sweeney
Karen & Thomas
Swenson
Swiss Colony
Foundation, Inc
W. Stuart Sykes
T
Velma Tadych
Karl Taeuber
Judy & Robert Taitt
TDS Telecom
Network
Operations
Art Teasdale
Lorraine Tekeley
Sue Thaler
The Baraboo
National Bank
The Dump
The Living Stones of
Jesus
The Pines Assisted
Living, LLC
Marcy & Scott Theis
Sharon & Ernie
Thieding
Betty & Merlin Thom
Patricia & Robert
Thomasgard
Catherine & Tharald
Thompson
Lynn Thompson
Robert Thompson
Susan Thompson
Sharon & Thomas
Threinen
Mary Kathleen &
Dennis Thurow
Mary D Thurrell
James & Barbara
Tierney
JoAnne & Donald
Tierney
Ruth & Worth
Tiffany
Elizabeth Tipler
Betsy & William
Tishler
Kay & Joe Tisseran
Diane Titus
Marjorie & Harry
Tobias
Barbara & Richard
Tock
Susan & William
Tomer
Susan & Zane
Torgrude
Sandra & Paul
Torkildson
Touchstone Senior
Services LLC
Town of Otsego
Charity Fund
Barbara Townley
Anita Tracy
Elaine & James
Tracy
Marcia Trentz
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Honor roll of donors
July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012
Willeen & John
Tretheway
Debra Tripalin
Catherine Tripalin
Murray
Truist Altruism
connected
Linnea Tucker
Yvonne & L. Roger
Turner
Judith & John
Twesme
U
Deb & Ken
Uebersetzig
Steve Uhlrich
Alice & James
Ulrich
Paul Ulrich
Faye & Otis
Underdahl
United Fund of
Iowa County
United Way of
Greater
Milwaukee
United Way of
Metro Chicago
Universal Accoustic
& Emission
University Hill
Farms Assoc.
University of
Washington
School of
Medicine and
Public Health
University of
Wisconsin
US Cellular
U.S. Bancorp
Foundation
Judith & Arnold
Utzinger
UW Health
UW Health
Department of
Radiology
Joanna & Danny
Uziel
V
VA Hospital
Bette Valentine
Adelin Van Dort
Judith Van Natta
Janet & Michael
Van Vleck
Karen & William
Vanderventer
Bertha Vater
Sonja Vaughan
Sue & Douglas
Vavricka
Velma Hamilton
Middlle School
Deborah & Jeffrey
Venden
Faye Venden
Tiffany & Tom
Verbsky
Mary Vergara
Verona Area
School
District
Susan Vial
Kay Vincent
Virtue Motors
Roger Voelkli
Ellen Vogel
Betty Vogt
Dorcas Volk
Von Briesen &
Roper
Mary Voss
Mary Vowinkel
Sally Vultaggio
W
W.S. Ag Center, Inc
Joycelyn Waggoner
Ann Wagner
Janet Wagoner
Leona & David
Wake
Corinne Wakeman
Walgreens
Distribution
Center
Anita & Tom
Wallace
Judith Wallace
Maxine & Robert
Wallace
Peg Wallace
Joanne & Samuel
Wallendal
Mark Wallick
Marian Walluks
Jane Walrath-
Solem
Janet Walter
Melony Walters
Sharon Walters
Vivian & Donald
Wampole
Jane & James
Wangen
John Warnick
Judy & Andrew
Waterman
Betsy Watkins
Waunakee Area
Lioness
Nancy & Michael
Weaver
Robin Weaver
Peggy & James
Weber
Cathy Wehinger
Judy & Cleo Weibel
David Weimer
Linda & David
Weimert
Eva & George
Weingartner
Debra & Chris Weis
James Weiss
Rebecca Welch
Koso Weller
Robert Wells
Wells Fargo
Community
Support Program
Wellspring
Learning, Inc
Jacqueline Wendt
Caroline Werner
Ann & Scott Wersal
Ruth & Charles
Werth
West Bend Mutual
Insurance
West Madison
Senior Coalition
Westmorland
Combined Health
Fund Drive
Harold Wetzel
John Pribek &
Deena Wetzel
Mary & Albert
Wheeler
Grace & Maurice
White
Patricia & George
Whitely
Laura Whitney
Whyte Hirschboeck
Dudek S.C.
WI APDA
WI Council of the
Blind & Visually
Impaired
Bernie Wideen
Barbara Wiesner
Kristin Wiesniewski
Dorothy Wiessner
Wennegene
Wilbrecht
Glenn Wilcox
Joan & Duane
Wilcox
Helen & George
Wilding
Dean Wilke
Anna Maria
Williams
Mary Pat & Kevin
Williams
Peter Williams
Linda & John
Williamson
Norma & Robert
Williamson
Connie Wilson
Lynn Wilson
Patricia Wilson
Wind Ridge Home
Judith & Robert
Wing
Karen & Darrel
Wingers
Jennifer & Henrik
Winter
WIPPFLI CPA’s and
Consultants
Wirta Wiriyan
Wisconsin Dual
Sport Riders
Carol & James
Wiskowski
Beverly Witt
Jancie Wittman
Diane & Edward
Wojnicz
Jean Wolf
Sondra & Leon
Wolfe
Laurie & Jeffrey
Wood
Debra & David
Woods
Darcy & Erich
Worple
Sheila Worthen
Thelma & Bob
Wrobbel
William Wuerger
Y
Emily & Stan York
Marion & Irvin
Youngerman
Nancy & James
Youngerman
Sharon & Anthony
Yung
Z
John Zacher
Kayla Zacher
Virginia Zacher
Janelle Zacho
Dawn & Stephen
Zanoni
Catherine Zeeb
Randy Zehr
Loraine Zeier
David Zeller
Mary & James
Zeller
Bonnie & Dwight
Ziegler
Jane Ziehmke
Jill & David Zimbro
Alan Zimmerman
Robert Zimmerman
Patti Zoromski
Mary Zoroufy
Please contact the ADAW offi ce at
608.232.3400 to make any additions or
corrections to this listing. We are deeply
grateful to everyone who has supported the
programs and services of ADAW.
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Alzheimer’s Walk: Sponsors/top teams
Green, September 8
support.alzwisc.org/green
Top three teams
Mimi’s Team, Shelley Muranyi, Team
Captain, $10,425.00
Pleasant View Nursing Home, Jennifer
Stollenwerk, Team Captain, $6,595.10
Monroe Clinic, Carla Stadel, Team Captain,
$2,215.93
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: Colony Brands, Inc.; Mimi’s Team
Silver: Aging & Disability Resource Center –
Green County, Azura Memory Care, Babler
Associates, First National Bank and Trust
Company, Monroe Clinic
Bronze: Dave Mosher & Associates,
Hometown Pharmacy, Klondike Cheese
Columbia, September 9
support.alzwisc.org/columbia
Top three teams
Bonnet Prairie Lutheran Church, Linda
Landsverk, Team Captain $4,541.43
McCarthy & Girls, Marsha McCarthy-Pulver,
Team Captain $2,735
Wyocena Community Church, Betty Telvick,
Team Captain $2,214
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: AmericanWay, KSMS Our House,
Springbrook Northwoods Bar & Grille
Silver: Columbia Health Care Center, Ho-
Chunk Gaming, The Dump Bar & Grill,
Tivoli at Divine Savior Healthcare
Bronze: Bonnet Prairie Lutheran Church,
Country Terrace of Wisconsin Assisted
Living, Golden Living Wisconsin Dells,
Hometown Pharmacy, Trail’s Lounge Supper
Club
Grant, September 15
support.alzwisc.org/grant
Top three teams
Johnny’s Walkers, Rose Errthum, Team
Captain, $6,357.75
Team SOC, Audrey Gaio-Johnston, Team
Captain, $3,533
Good Sam Walkers, Karla Witzig, Team
Captain, $1,930
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: Manor Care, Morningside Assisted
Living, Park Place Senior Living, Saint Jude
Hospice
Silver: Grant Regional Health Center;
Universal Acoustic & Emission Technologies
Bronze: Boscobel Care & Rehab, Faherty
Inc., Good Samaritan Society-Fennimore,
Milprint-A Bemis Company, Our House
Senior Living, Southwest Health Center
Sauk, September 22
support.alzwisc.org/sauk
Top three teams
Sauk County Health Care Center, Margaret
Burggraf, Team Captain, $9,087
Reedsburg Area Senior Life Center, $4,210
ElderSpan $2,398
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: ElderSpan (The Pines, Pine Glen,
Pine Villa, The Meadows, Meadow Ridge,
Meadow View), KSMS Our House Senior
Living, Oak Park Place-Baraboo
Silver: BrightStar Life Care, Ho-Chunk
Gaming, Reedsburg Area Senior Life
Center, St. Clare Hospital & Health Services,
Saint Jude Hospice, Sauk County Health
Care Center
Bronze: Golden Living Wisconsin Dells,
House of Embers, Walnut Grove Assisted
Living
Dane, September 29
support.alzwisc.org/dane
Top three teams
Team Blotner, Hal Blotner and Betsy
Abramson, Team Co-captains, $15,490
Mighty Oaks (Oak Park Place), Katie Lowe,
Team Captain, $12,513.90
Do it for Dew, Joyce Stendahl, Team
Captain, $9,805
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: American Family Insurance, Dean/St.
Mary’s, Oak Park Place, Oakwood Village,
Senior Helpers, UW Health
Silver: All Saints Assisted Living & Memory
Care
Bronze: Attic Angel Community, BrightStar
Life Care, Saint Jude Hospice, Stoughton
Hospital, Walnut Grove, WPS
Richland, September 30
support.alzwisc.org/richland
Top three teams
Memory Makers, Holly Beighley, Team
Captain, $6,317
Thanks for the Memories, Mary Lou Tessmer,
Team Captain, $4,347
Richland Hospital, Sharon Panske, Team
Captain, $3818.65
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: Harvest Guest Home “There’s Always
Family Here”, Our House Assisted Living
Silver: Pine Valley Healthcare &
Rehabilitation Center, Richland Family
Prescription, Richland Medical Center,
Schmitt Woodland Hills, The Richland
Hospital, Inc., UW Richland
Bronze: Golden Living Center - Riverdale
Iowa, October 6
support.alzwisc.org/iowa
Top three teams
Bloomfi eld Healthcare & Rehabilitation
Center, Kari Grady, Team Captain,
$1,686.40
Upland Hills Health, Toni Rochon, Team
Captain, $1006.04
Sienna Crest Assisted Living, Melody
Farmer, Team Captain, $866
Thank you to our sponsors
Gold: CrestRidge Assisted Living/ElderSpan
Management, Sienna Crest Assisted Living
Silver: Aging & Disability Resource Center
– Iowa County, Bloomfi eld Healthcare &
Rehabilitation Center, Saint Jude Hospice
Bronze: Hometown Pharmacy, Mound City
Bank, Upland Hills Health
Above: Columbia County participants
Annual Report 2011 - 2012
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About the Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin is a nonprofit organization based in Madison that provides direct
programs and services in south central Wisconsin and advocacy on dementia-related issues affecting the entire state.
The Alliance began providing services as a nonprofit organization in 1985. In 1990, it was incorporated as a chapter
of the National Alzheimer’s Association. In 2009, the Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin became an
independent nonprofit organization and is governed by a local board of directors.
We also maintain two regional offices – one serving Grant and Richland counties, and the other serving Columbia and
Sauk counties.
Mission Statement
To support individuals, families and professionals impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias through
information, education, consultation and advocacy; and to promote the advancement of scientific research to better
diagnose, treat and ultimately eliminate Alzheimer’s disease.
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin
517 N. Segoe Rd. Suite 301 • Madison, WI 53705
608.232.3400 or 888.308.6251 toll-free
support@alzwisc.org
www.alzwisc.org
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin is a not-for-profi t, tax-exempt organization under Internal Revenue
Code Section 501(c)(3) and is generally not subject to state or federal taxes on income.
The ADAW federal tax identifi cation number is 39-1679333.