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Funding programs that CARE FOR PEOPLE HELPING HANDS AWARDS Recognizing those who count it an honor to serve others. Individual: JUDITH L. STEWART of Flowers on Main for her zealous support as a volunteer for the Marshall Cancer Resource Center and healthcare projects in our community. Judie has displayed exceptional compassion for serving others. Corporate: OB/GYN PHYSICIANS MICHAEL W. JONES, MD AND KENNETH E. NELSON, MD were the leading physicians in support of the expansion project for a new birthing center at Marshall Hospital. Their exceptional philanthropic support of charitable causes is outstanding, and they were recognized for being devoted friends of Marshall Foundation and its programs. TOY Award: KEVIN ARNOLD, Foundation Trustee of the Year, was awarded the opportunity to direct $2,000 to healthcare locally. Kevin chose to honor the memory of Brian McNatt by funding the new Testicular Cancer Awareness Fund at Marshall Foundation in recognition of Brian’s valiant and courageous fight with cancer. We salute Kevin for his passion for healthcare services and the community served as a Marshall Foundation board member. Helping Hands Recipient Judie Stewart & Board Member Penny Lehrman Helping Hands Recipient Dr. Jones & his wife Janine Jones PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS The Nonprofit Partnership, spearheaded by Marshall Foundation, brought a group of twelve healthrelated nonprofits together to raise funds through employee campaigns with large employers. In addition, local educational resources were achieved for nonprofit leaders through the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the largest CEO training network, Vistage. The “Employees for a Healthier Community” campaign kicked off at Marshall Medical Center with the goal of raising $120,000 bringing essential funding for needed services to our healthcare community. Respiratory Home Care Services began with a $130,000 legacy gift from the Clay Dieckmann estate, in memory of Helen Dieckmann. Now respiratory patients will find hope in coping with their disease and receive care in their homes (a service not covered by Medicare). The program is paid for by Marshall Foundation and operated by Partners In Care. Chaplain Tim Thompson with Marshall Employees at the “Employees for a Healthier Community” campaign kick off FREE Mammograms and Cancer Services continued this year solely due to community support for this program, especially from the Threads of Life Quilt Auction, 18 Hole Ladies Group from Cold Springs Golf and Country Club, Judy Pickett, June Combellack and The Little Give event. FREE Sudden Loss Grief Support, now in its sixth year continues to provide weekly share sessions for those who are walking the journey of grief. Enthusiastic supporters include Skip and Judy Kelly and the Soroptimist of Cameron Park. Marshall Golden Club supported by Robinson’s Pharmacy continues to expand resources for adults over 50. From notary services and a yearly pocket calendar to bedside meals when your spouse is hospitalized, this vital health program provides resources and education for older adults. LEARN HOW YOU CAN LEAVE A LEGACY An extensive interactive user-friendly planned giving guide is now available online providing our neighbors with information on how to leave their own legacy. The web address is: www.marshallfound.org. Currently, twenty-five future gifts are designated through wills, trusts, life insurance and other planned giving vehicles currently totaling $953,632. Seventeen donors have not specified the amount of their future gift. To consider a legacy that accomplishes your hopes and dreams for the future, or to support local health programs please call Executive Director Karen Good at 530-642-9984 or email kgood@marshallmedical.org. 10 www.marshallmedical.org
Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees 2010 (left to right) President John Driscoll, Vice President Gordon Mott, Secretary Chief George Nielsen, Treasurer Edna Knutsen President John Driscoll, a native of California, joined the Foundation Board in 2005 and became active in finance, planned giving and strategic planning for the organization. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from UCLA, and earned a Juris Doctor Degree from the University of San Diego School of Law, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 1969. He has received numerous American Jurisprudence awards, published articles for the Law Review and became its Managing Editor, and received the distinguished Appellate Advocacy Award for Best Brief in Annual Moot Court Competition. John moved to Placerville in 1970 and was the Assistant District Attorney in the early 70’s. In 1974, John went into private practice with an emphasis on real property, business law, civil litigation and estate planning. He became the Placerville City Attorney in 1989 and Placerville City Manager/Attorney in 2000. John and his wife Pam, who is a teacher at Charles Brown School, have been married for 41 years. They have two grown sons, Jeff and Matt. Jeff lives in Carmichael and Matt in Jackson, Wyoming. John’s activities include camping and skiing and Pam enjoys quilting. Vice President Gordon Mott came to El Dorado County in 1959. For the past 32 years he and his wife Guadalupe have operated Gordon Mott Roofing Co., Inc. Gordon joined the Marshall Foundation in 2002, served as the chair of the Planned Giving team and previously served as Secretary of the Foundation. He has also served on the board of the El Dorado Builder’s Exchange. Gordon and Guadalupe have two daughters (Genelle and Christina), one grandson and one granddaughter. Secretary Chief George Nielsen has been a resident of Placerville for the past 21 years and joined the Foundation Board in 2005. George is a graduate of the University of Virginia, FBI National Academy and holds a California POST Executive Certificate. He became the Placerville Police Chief in 2004. George has 25 years experience as a police officer with 21 years employment at the Placerville Police Department. He is President of the Board for New Morning Youth and Family Services and he serves on the El Dorado Western Slope Boys and Girls Club Board. In addition, George is the Secretary for the Placerville Masonic Center Association Board and also serves as a Board Member for the Sierra Law Enforcement Chaplaincy. George and his wife Sue have one son. George is a lifelong horse owner and trainer as well as western history enthusiast. Treasurer Edna Knutsen moved to El Dorado County in 1997 from the bay area after retiring from corporate life. She joined the Marshall Hospital Auxiliary in 1998 and is still an active member. She has served as past president of the Auxiliary as well as the Placerville Shakespeare Club. She joined the Foundation Board in 2002 and currently sits on every committee of the Foundation. She served as the Foundation’s secretary for one year and treasurer for the past six years. Edna’s husband, Neil, is also an active member of the hospital auxiliary. They have four children, eight grandchildren and one great grandson. Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees: (left to right) Back Row: Andrew Marrach; Dave Nelson. Middle Row: Chief Bruce Lacher; Judy Morris; Gordon Mott; John Driscoll; Steve Garcia; Chief George Nielsen. Front Row: Penny Lehrman; Edna Knutsen; Maria Pasquale; Mary Meader; Barbara Ashworth; Mabel Morton; Janine Jones. Not pictured: Richard W. Budenz, MD, PhD; Wilbur Howe; Supervisor John R. Knight; and Sean Verner. www.marshallmedical.org 11
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