2012 Foundation Annual Report - American Baptist Homes of the West

A Message from the PresidentIrene Geller enjoyed living at Las Ventanas,but something was missing.As Las Vegas’ only life care community, Las Ventanasoffered premium accommodations, amenities andactivities. But the seven-year-old community didn’tprovide a way for residents to help improve the livesof their current and future neighbors.Instead of complaining, Geller did something aboutit. She saw the possibilities a robust communityendowment could bring, so she helped establishthe Las Ventanas Foundation Committee.Geller’s desire to make life better for her neighborsis not unusual in our communities. Local foundationcommittees have been established becauseresidents and local leaders feel a passion for theirneighbors and for each other. They see the possibilitiesthat can spring from investing in theircommunities. Through fundraising efforts anddonations, local foundation committees are ableto respond to specific needs at their campuses.Because of this shared vision of improving the lives ofothers, the ABHOW Foundation was able to take manypositive steps in 2012 to enhance life in ABHOW’scontinuing care and affordable housing communities.Local foundation committees, for example, helpedraise funds for capital improvements. The Terracesof Phoenix’s 2nd annual Casino Night raised morethan $180,000 for community projects, including anexpanded resident activities center. At The Terracesof Los Gatos in Los Gatos, Calif., the GroundbreakingGala and Auction raised more than $32,000 towardthe construction of The Grove, a memory supportprogram, and The Lodge, an assisted living residence.In fact, during the 2012 fiscal year, local foundationcommittees added $886,878 in new contributionsfor special projects and donor-directed funds.Because of such generosity, the Foundation wasable to distribute $1 million in benevolent supportto the CCRCs.The Foundation also benefited affordable housingcommunities, providing $76,147 in grants to enhanceresident life. The annual ABHOW Foundation GolfClassic, the major fundraiser for the AffordableHousing Assistance Grant Fund, netted nearly$100,000. Such contributions enabled the Foundationto undertake a new initiative in 2012 — the Vial ofLife program, which provides seniors with a reliableway to keep critical health history easily accessibleto medical professionals in an emergency.The Foundation’s impact is due to residents andfriends who see the possibilities their generositycan yield. Their gifts are essential for advancingthe mission of ABHOW.– Joe Anderson, PresidentCover photo: Artist Kim Emerson, far left, joins ValleVerde residents Dorothy Burkhart and Helen Chuanin the Santa Barbara community’s new mosaicgarden, which was funded by resident contributions.2

A Message from the Chairman and CEOWhen Boy Scouts go camping, they followa simple yet essential rule: Leave thecampground better than you found it.The ABHOW Foundation and those who support itsubscribe to the same principle. We recognize andhonor the importance of leaving the environmentbetter than we found it as we strive to improve thelives of those within our communities.That belief has been a part of the Foundation sinceits beginning in 1968. And it is demonstrated everyday when donors provide funds that enhance thelives of our residents, team members and the citiesand towns we serve.Through the benevolent care program, for example,donations provide security to residents incontinuing care retirement communities whohave outlived their financial resources becauseof unexpected loss of income. Funds given to theFoundation assist these residents, ensuring thatthey can continue to live comfortably in the communitiesthey enjoy, without fear of moving.For many seniors, finding well-maintained homesthat are also affordable is nearly impossible.ABHOW addresses this demand with its affordablehousing communities, adding five new locationsthis year to bring the total number of communitiesto 31.Foundation Golf Classic raises money to benefitthese communities. This year’s tournament nettednearly $100,000 to provide services and amenitiesthat enhance resident life.The ABHOW Foundation convenes and supportsresidents, team members and friends who want tomake their ABHOW communities even better. Thisyear, local foundation committees at two Californiacommunities, The Terraces of Los Gatos and TheTerraces at Los Altos, created exciting fundraisersto support expansions that will increase services ontheir campuses.The desire to help others and the aspiration to leavethings better than they were found are embeddedin our ABHOW culture. The Foundation providesa means by which we can act on this passion toimprove the lives of our neighbors. By seeing thepossibilities on a local and organizational level,the Foundation helps ABHOW fulfill its mission“to enhance the independence, well-being andsecurity of older people.”– Frank Jennings, Chairman of the Board– David B. Ferguson, Chief Executive OfficerAlthough federal and state governments providesome funding for affordable housing, not allresidents’ needs are met. The annual ABHOW3

Seeing the PossibilitiesTurning possibilities into opportunities – that’s been the vision of the ABHOW Foundationsince its inception in 1968. From partnering with local congregations to address the need foraffordable housing to fundraising to create state-of-the-art memory support programs, the ABHOWFoundation sees beyond what may not exist to what can be.Seeing the possibilities does not mean ignoringdifficulties, such as an uncertain economy. Butknowing that opportunities do exist, and thatthey will yield even greater rewards, the ABHOWFoundation continues to work to benefit theABHOW communities.Donors are the heart of the Foundation. It isthrough their commitment and dedication on anindividual, local and organization-wide level thatthe Foundation is able to do its work. Many donorsare ABHOW residents themselves, so they knowthat their philanthropic support benefits their4

neighbors now, as well asothers who will join thecommunity in the future.Like the Foundation, thesedonors see the possibilities;they are willing to investfor the long term, realizingthat the ultimate benefitsare worth the wait.Consider the 20 donordirectedmemorial fundsthat are managed by theFoundation. While some,like the weekly scoop ofice cream, courtesy of theHenry’s Treat Fund, garneran immediate (and sweet)reward, others, such as theFoster Family EducationFund, may not show dividendsfor years. However,the Foster fund enablesteam members to acquirejob training, basic skillsor education leading to adegree in gerontology orrelated fields. The fund alsoprovides individuals withcareer advancement opportunitiesthat will ultimatelyhelp them make their ownmark in the senior livingprofession.Through donor contributions,the Foundationprovides significantbenevolent care for residentswho have suffered anunexpected financial loss.This security, while integral to the lives of residents,is also essential to the well-being and stability oftheir communities. In 2012 the Foundation provided$1 million in benevolent support to the continuingcare retirement communities.The annual ABHOW Foundation Golf Classic is amajor fundraising effort that benefits residents inthe affordable housing communities who live onlimited incomes. Proceeds from the golf tournamenthelp provide nutritious meals, transportation andother amenities to residents. The 2012 event nettednearly $100,000.When ABHOW soughtto meet the need forincreased memory support,donors in severalcommunities raised moneythrough vigorous fundraisingefforts. As a result, twocommunities broke groundin 2012 to augment theircampuses, expandingmemory care support, withone also increasing its residentialliving offerings.ABHOW has always been apioneer in the senior livingprofession. The developmentof continuing careretirement communitiesthat provide security andpeace of mind, the creationof affordable housingcommunities that enrichthe quality of life, andinnovations in memorysupport that celebrate theparticular journey of eachindividual – all of thesehappened because ABHOWsees the possibilities ofwhat vibrant senior livingcan really be.The Foundation shares thisvision. And by working withdonors throughout theorganization, the Foundationensures the vision willbecome reality.Donor-directed funds and special campaigns makegreat things possible at ABHOW, including, oppositepage, a musical program at The Grove at PiedmontGardens, where resident Floria Browning listens toRogelio Herrera play; a new memory supportprogram at The Terraces of Los Gatos, top photo,where resident and local foundation chairman JoeCusick and Executive Director Alex Candalla reviewplans; as well as the weekly scoop of ice creamenjoyed by residents such as Muriel Perkins andChuck Appel, above, at The Terraces at Los Altos.5

The Impact of the Foundation: CCRC EndowmentsFor many seniors, it is their biggest fear: running out of money and not being able to stay in theirhome. At ABHOW, residents in the continuing care retirement communities are promised thatif they fall short of funds through no fault of their own, they will never be asked to move.This promise is made possible through theFoundation’s benevolent care program, whichdistributed $1 million to the CCRCs in 2012.Benevolent care highlights a distinct hallmarkof the Foundation and its impact on the CCRCs:Resident generosity is the catalyst. Through localfoundation committees, residents act on theirdesire to help their neighbors by raising moneyfor special campus projects. Memorial funds,which are created by donors and managed by theFoundation, address a variety of issues, includingtraining for team members and additional careand services for those affected by memory loss.In 2012, for example, 15 team members wereable to heighten their skills using money from theFoster Family Education Fund. Residents benefitedfrom the Al Houk Fund, which helps those whohave limited finances participate in off-campusactivities. Local foundation committees raised$886,878 for special projects and donor-directedfunds – all to benefit their communities.The Terraces of Los Gatos Resident Foundationraised $333,463 toward The Grove, a new memorysupport program. The Terraces of PhoenixFoundation brought in $79,284 for the newResident Activities Building. The Las VentanasFoundation raised $44,167 for a new grand pianoand outdoor landscaping at the Las Vegas community.And in Santa Barbara, the Valle VerdeEndowment and Development Committee reached$36,572 for the community’s mosaic garden fund.CommunitySept. 30, 2011AdditionsDistributionsOther changesSept. 30, 2012Grand Lake GardensJudson ParkLas VentanasPlymouth VillageRosewoodThe Terraces at Los AltosThe Terraces at San Joaquin GardensThe Terraces of Los GatosThe Terraces of PhoenixValle VerdeTotal Endowment Funds $26,166,434$570,340 $525 $(22,602) $72,859 $621,1221,331,672 13,174 (49,632) 170,349 1,465,5622,868 350 - 384 3,601Piedmont Gardens 4,485,212 199,141 (175,392) 588,145 5,097,1073,926,260 32,565 (141,492) 503,314 4,320,6471,767,554 2,384 (60,120) 226,095 1,935,9131,461,357 54,306 (57,582) 188,889 1,646,9703,119,362 77,912 (116,208) 401,808 3,482,8731,256,407 37,230 (44,976) 160,969 1,409,630688,763 175 (25,740) (88,026) 751,2237,556,640 172,301 (287,280) 967,336 8,408,997$590,062$(981,024)$3,368,172Additions include new donations and assets transferred from matured trusts.Distributions are funds returned monthly to the community from the Foundation.Other changes include realized and unrealized investment income less Foundation expense.$29,143,6456

These resident-led efforts are about seeing thepossibilities in ABHOW’s CCRCs. In 2012 residentsserved with board members and team members onthe following local committees:Grand Lake Gardens Development CommitteeChair: Dr. Rosa James; Members: Ed Bonsey, CarolByrne, Charmaine Doherty, Linda Rae Hardwick,Norma Holden, Scott Sebastian, Joe Walsh, Betty WillJudson Park Resident FoundationChair: Trudy Thompson; Members: Maie Allen,Irene Gordon, Gay Hasselblad, Nikole Jay, NatalieWilcox McCann, Harriet Oyen, Bill Painter, VirgStaiger, Bob Stensland, Terri Streleski, Bruce WolffLas Ventanas FoundationChair: Lois Ann Larson; Members: Rollie Berry,Irene Geller, Dennis Gradillas, Jerry Harmon, MollyJeppson, Harold Larson, Carolyn Leontos, WarrenMullen, John Peck, Trish Pytel, Ken Reim, ShannonRochester, Jeanne Rush, Bob Rush, Ruby VancePlymouth Village Foundation Task ForceChair: Vi Wiant; Members: Mike Ballinger, HerbDominquez, Keith Kasin, Vera Peery, Jim Sharp,Glen VernetRosewood FoundationChair: Jim Pierson; Members: Steve Annis, TerryBarnett, Lois Blakemore, Beryl Corrie, John Friauf,Dottie Hefner, Ruth Levey, Gloria Marshall, MarieMyers, Sara Oliver, Ellen Renner, Chet Troudy,Helen Troudy, Dave Urner, Avanelle WoodyThe Terraces at San Joaquin Gardens FoundationChair: Rhonda Herb; Members: Galen Adam, RayHaworth, Nancy Jen, Earl Knobloch, Jessica Lopez,Janet Morgan, Darren Tharp, Chuck Wilkinson,Harvey ZimmermanThe Terraces of Los Gatos Resident FoundationChair: Joe Cusick; Members: Lamar Allen, Pam Bancroft,Cynthia Biasca, Helen Brazil, Alex Candalla, BillCilker, Terry Duryea, Madelyn Furze, Dr. BobbyeGorenberg, Kern Hamilton, Karl Muller, ThomasO’Donnell, Dr. Selma Opie, Terri Raynaud, Al SlutmanThe Terraces of Phoenix FoundationChair: Lou Binick; Members: Laura Birmigham,Gene Buchli, Brenda Burks, Ann Campbell, BarbaraDean, Tom Dorough, Mary Ann Fledderjohn, LeonGean, Peg Moseley, Stan Sutphin, June Rector,Linda ZaleValle Verde Endowment & Development CommitteeChair: Don O’Dowd; Members: Paul Barrett, Dave Cole,Linda Hughes, Jim Jameson, Bob Jenkins, HerbLinville, John Mandle, Sally Mandle, SuzanneMellichamp, Joanne Morley, Jane Rieffel, Tim WetzelLeft: Friends of The Terraces at Los Altos breakground for The Grove, the new memory supportprogram for the Los Altos, Calif., community.Right: Ed Bonsey, a resident of Grand Lake Gardensin Oakland, benefits from estate-planningservices offered by the Foundation.The Terraces at Los Altos Resident FoundationChair: Jane Reed; Members: Rae Holt, GeorgeLimbach, Marie Mong, Terry Morrison, DinahNicolas, Jim Rutherford, Frank Verlot, FredWellmerling, Roger Willey7

The Impact of the Foundation: Affordable HousingSenior living looks different in ABHOW affordable housing communities, thanks to theABHOW Foundation.With 31 locations in California and Washington,ABHOW communities offer a stylish, comfortableand affordable place to call home. But money canstill be tight for many adults age 62 and older whohave a limited income. Although the communitiesare subsidized by federal and state funding, not allresidents’ needs are met.That’s where the ABHOW Foundation comes in.Through generous donations from residents,friends and partners, the Foundation providesamenities that make retirement life on a limitedbudget a little easier.Each year, the Foundation hosts a golf tournamentto raise funds to provide additional services and8

amenities. The 2012 ABHOWFoundation Golf Classic nettednearly $100,000 throughtournament fees, sponsorshipsand auctions. Funds from thisevent, as well as from otherfundraising efforts, were putto work in a variety of waysin 2012.Lomita Manor, a public housingcommunity in Lomita, Calif.,is one of the newest additionsto the communities managedby ABHOW. Lomita Manorresidents needed computersto stay abreast of the news andto stay in touch with friendsand family. The Foundationprovided computers, as well asbrain fitness games, which helpstrengthen memory.At Tahoe Senior Plaza in South Lake Tahoe, Calif.,residents enjoy the walking paths that wind aroundthe community. When the weather turns cold, iceand snow can coat the paths. So that residents canremain active even during winter, the Foundationprovided the funds for a new treadmill.Community activities are important at Valley Vistain San Ramon, Calif. With a craft room, a library,computer lab and exercise room, Valley Vista naturallydraws residents together. A Foundation grantenabled the community to purchase a table tennistable so residents could engage in a little friendlycompetition, while exercising and socializing.“We are committed tocreating affordable communitiesthat are beautiful andimprove the quality of life ofour residents. Because of theABHOW Foundation’s support,we are able to honorthat commitment.”Ancel Romero,ABHOW Senior Vice Presidentfor Affordable HousingResidents at Pacific Meadowsin Carmel, Calif., requestedsomething unusual from theFoundation: a ballet barre.Several resident-run exerciseclasses incorporate Pilatesmoves to increase strengthand flexibility. Students in theclass used chairs for balanceduring the moves, but thechairs could tip and were notthe right height for everyone.Ballet barres, paid for by theFoundation, were installedat two different heights soresidents in both the Pilatesand the Tai Chi classes couldexercise safely.The Foundation awarded a totalof $76,147 in grants to communitiesin 2012. These are just some of the ways thatFoundation supporters meet the needs of residents,providing comfort, more options for healthy livingand even some of life’s special amenities.Opposite page: Caroline Bartholomew of MountRubidoux Manor in Riverside, Calif., benefits fromthe Foundation’s new Vial of Life Program. Above,left: Participants in the 16th annual ABHOWFoundation Golf Classic enjoy a fun day on thelinks for a great cause. Above, right: Residentsexercise at Pacific Meadows in Carmel, Calif.,using ballet barres paid for by the Foundation.9

10Clockwise, from top left: Grand Lake GardensDevelopment Committee members and volunteerscelebrate the Oakland community’s first annualFoundation dinner. Golfers enjoy a new venueat Blackhawk Country Club in Danville, Calif.,as they support the Foundation’s annual fundraiserto benefit affordable housing. The Terracesof Phoenix Foundation hosts its annual CasinoNight, featuring a visit from “Mae West,” shownhere with resident and committee member GeneBuchli. Jean Woodward, a resident of MountRubidoux Manor in Riverside, Calif., learns aboutthe Foundation-supported Vial of Life programfrom a local firefighter. Las Ventanas Foundationmember and charter resident Bob Rush plays anew baby grand piano paid for by the Las Vegascommunity’s fundraising.

Balance SheetAs of September 30Assets 2012 2011(in thousands)Cash and cash equivalents $27 $147Investments 33,522 29,498Restricted investments 9,708 9,447Other receivables — net 79 30Intercompany (666) (628)Prepaid expenses & other assets 52 66Total assets $42,722 $38,560Liabilities and Net Assets(in thousands)Accounts payable and accrued expenses $70 $48Revocable trusts 714 770Obligations under annuity agreements 2,409 2,496Other liabilities 2 100Total liabilities $3,195 $3,414NET Assets(in thousands)Unrestricted net assets $28,773 $30,463Changes in unrestricted net assets 3,464 (1,690)Total unrestricted net assets 32,237 28,773Temporarily restricted net assets 5,978 5,898Changes in temporarily restricted net assets 900 80Total temporarily restricted net assets 6,878 5,978Permanently restricted net assets 395 350Changes in permanently restricted net assets 17 45Total permanently restricted net assets 412 395Total net assets 39,527 35,146Total liabilities and net assets $42,722 $38,56011

2012 DonorsThe ABHOW Foundation is able to see the possibilities because many people share the vision.We thank the following individuals and organizations who helped make our vision reality infiscal year 2012.$100,000 and AboveThomas BeatsonBarbara S. ChapmanDoris HannahPhyllis HardingCraney Ogata/Tamaki OgataKenneth M. Reim$10,000 - $99,999Orville ArmstrongAuxiliary of the Terraces of Los GatosRollie D. & Shirley H. BerryMiriam Eller BjornsonMark CarlinArt ChristmanMarian K. ChuanHelen ConnolleyDorothy DiekmanJohn Ford, Jr.Greystone CommunitiesJ. Kern HamiltonRowena JacksonMolly Ann JeppsonGlenn & Elizabeth KnightMarion KremenWayne E. & Patricia C LocherLockton InsuranceWarren E. & Pat MullenPlymouth Village Resident AssociatesEsther RyanAllen & Roberta SlutmanSodexoMorris & Patricia SpellmanFred WellmerlingZiegler Senior Living Finance Group$2,000 - $9,999Clara AldersonABHOWWaunita AdamsonDonald L AllariAlliant Credit UnionJoe & Cherrie AndersonArnold & Porter, LLPTerry & Diane BarnettCynthia B. BiascaPamela M. BondelieJoan BrosharBetty BryneR. Bruce Williams & Carol ByrneElvamae CarlRoss & Carol Y. Castro FoundationWall’s Hearing Aid CenterRev. Dr. Samuel ChettiWilliam H. Cilker Family FoundationJohn & Pamela ClaassenAnne G. CushingJoe & Kathy CusickErika C. DavisAda Del DucaAlbert DrainDavid S. DurhamDouglas EadieTerese FarkasDave & Debi FergusonFounders Healthcare, LLCGeorge & Mary FullmerGemcare Health Plan, Inc.GlynnDevinsLucille M. GoldsenHansen, Hunter & Co., P.C.L. Bruce & Jeane JohnsonRev. Ron & Kay KallanderAugust KapellasDoris-Mae O. KonecnyCecil H. LaufferDorothy LeeJohn & Ruth LylesDennis MaplesMasterpiece LivingRuthalee MauldinStanley L. MayerLou McCollumThe Medline FoundationRich & Kay MichaelMary MohorovichJames MollMoss AdamsColbert & Winifred NakataJohn & Evelyn OliverDouglas E. PancakeMichael & Jo-Ann PaulMarian PetersonMary PetriWilliam & Susan PicheQuiring Construction LLCAncel & Florian RomeroRosewood Resident CouncilRossi Family FoundationAmy RungeThomas T SakamotoJanet SchwegmanJo-Ann SeiquistJoseph & Gloria Sell, Jr.Brian SharpesSloan Bentley & Dan WeimerSylvia Gay SnyderDoris StephensLucille T. StillmanCharles SwiftWilliam C TobinItsuo & Marian UenakaLa Tienda de Valle VerdeWalsh ConstructionBill & Audrey Wiley$500 - $1,999Susan AckermanGalen & Gloria AdamEnitan AdesanyaMarcia S. AndersonMark & Linda AndersonOleta J. Kohfeld & Nancy S. AnnisAnonymous donorsAround The Clock CarePamela & Edward BancroftFrances BannermanPaul BarrishBeacon Development GroupJean BellBellflower Friendship ManorMary Jane BenderChuck & Louise BenjaminLouis & Yoshiko BinickLaura BirminghamDavid & Valerie BlackGloria BlakelyJoseph J. & Antonietta S. BlazinaRon & Judy BorcherdingOpal Reimers & Bertha BoullionMr. & Mrs. Norm BoyanSally BoydAlice B. BradleyWlliam & Allie BrattmillerAnita BrownG. Clayton & Susan BruntzJohn & Ruby CacelettoDee Ann CampbellAlex CandallaClifford M CarriganChad M. Caravatta, D.M.D.Juana J. CarterCasa de la VistaJoe & Ruby CastillettoLouise ChamberlinLily K. ChanRoxanne ChaseThe Coates Living TrustCoulson Family TrustDorothy DanfordBarbara DeanChristian DeceusterMike & Carole DispensaDiversified InvestmentRobyn DorseyEleanor DouglasElizabeth DoyleThelma DryJim DunnMabel E. DunnCarrie Eckert TrusteeRuby EkAnthony & Marie EmersonJanet Finch12

Ned FinkleDarlene R. FisherMary Ann FledderjohnMargaret FordRita A FordAudrey W. FreemanAllen C. & Nancy J. FriebelGeorge & Miriam FriedlandMadelyn FurzeLeon GeanDick & Mary Jo GelhausCharles & Marilyn GilbertJeffrey GlazeWilliam & Joyce GoodrowJay GordonMelissa HamiltonTravis HannaDignity HealthDorothy HefnerHelwig WineryDaniel & Wendy HendryStephanie & Bob HerbertRobert L HerhuskyShirley HofmeisterDouglas & MichelleHolmesRae & Charmaine HoltLloyd E. HowardChristopher IchienInternational Ministries,ABCWes & Barbara IrelandArnold JacobsIvor & Doreen JamesDr. Robert A. & MerylJelinekFrank & Sandy JenningsRev. Alvin & MaryElizabeth JepsonArthur & Barbara JohnsonCatherine JohnsonLacey JohnsonChuck & Katie JosephBenjamin KehDr. Edgar LaVequeJames & Florence LambertEvelyn G. LandryRobert LarsenHarold & Lois Ann LarsonHoward LawrenceJean Thompson LeonardOdette LeoneAllison Rubinstein LevyLucille Lewis-BauerlyRoy H. & Bernice S. LippertRuth LippmanJoseph M.MachataMichael MaddenWilma MaddenGerald W. & Tamara A.MarozickMary Ellen MartinMike MartinCharlot MastertonJanice McGibbonTara McGuinnessDorothy MillerHarlan & Becky MillerWilda K. MollerCatherine C. MontgomeryMarguerite MorrisonSallie MortonBeryl Corrie & Janet MossMrs. Gerda MosseDeborah L MuellerKarl & Miriam MuellerJohn & Dorothy MunsonJ. Marie MyersJanice M. NelsonDinah Maureen M. NicolasGeraldine O’MalleyThomas P. O’DonnellPhillip & Norma OlavarriJoan OliverDella OppermanMrs. Harriett OyenBoulder Associates, PCJohn & Nancy PeckGeorge & Janet PflegerPhuc H. Pham, MDArthur & Rita PrieurDoris F. PrinceJune RectorWalter ReganJane RieffelRiverside First BaptistHomes, Inc.Mary Jane RoneyNan B. RookRotary ManorGeorge RoyerDavid SalahiAl & Jane SalottoloBeatrin SalvesonSanta Barbara FoundationBernice ScheibleKenneth SchreinerJoyce B. SebertShaw IndustriesTerry & Betsy ShoupSignal HillEdwin F. SkonickiLouise & CharlesSlaughterNina SmithHollis SonsPeggy SpencerJody StaszeskyRick SteinElizabeth SteinbruggeRobert & Lora StenslandQueen StevensMichael P. StoneJoanne StremStructure NetworksGeorge TebbetsThe Terraces at SanJoaquin GardensHealth CenterJoan ThatcherGertrude ThompsonCarl E. & Kay ThoresenClayton & Phyllis TidymanEhla Jo TriplettChester & Helen TroudyDavid TroxelValle Verde RetirementCommunityDoris Van AkenBerto Van VeenFrank & Marian VerlotMrs. Margery H. VernonErnest & Myra ViauGeraldine A. WahtoBetty M. WaltersRachel R. WascherSteve & Ann WheelerBetty J. WisemanMaria WongSteve & Marge WoodThomas YamanakaUnder $500Adventist HealthSusan & John AhnGloria AlabasterRev. Lamar & Nancy M.AllenThelma AllenAllen Temple Arms IAllen Temple Arms IIAllen Temple GardensAllen Temple ManorAll HomecareCharlotte AndersonDale & Jean AndersonJoseph & Jean AndersonSteve AnnisAnonymous donorsAlice ArataJanet AshleyGeraldine AtenLynn & SharaLynn AustinRobert & Marjorie AvenAxis Petroleum CompanyJoseph R. AyoobAzure Capital Partners, LPCorrine BagatellShirley J. BaileyHarold Ekern & JoanBancroftJesus & Irma BarbozaKathleen BarnesStanley & Kathleen BarnesSusan BarnettBill BeamonMary BeattyChuck & Decky BellElton H. & Rachel W. BellRachel W. BellBellflower FriendshipManorBellflower Oak StreetManorCharles & Kathryn BennettFrances L. BennionBarbara RichmondBermanPatricia BiascaAlbert & ShirleyBirkelbachLois BlakemoreRobert BlashekMargaret BlasingameGretchen BockVerne BoddickerEdward & Barbara BoldtJohn & Eleanora BoninWilliam Edwin BonseyHerman & Irene BoschkenL. Dianne BoschkenGordon & Lois BottemillerKathy Boudinot-JohnsonM. Christopher BoyerHelen BrazilMr. & Mrs. Horst BrennerShirley BringBroadmoor PlazaMarion H BrownBeverley B. Bryant, Ph.D.Gene BuchliBetty Ann BueCatherine BumpersRobin BushellAlene ButlerMarjorie V.H. ButlerElizabeth CaldwellAnn CampbellEmily CampbellCapstone ConstrucitonCompanyAlternative CareKevin & Roxanne CarrollGlenda F CastroAlice ChaignonKathy ChaoCordy ChavezRuth CheifetzLeonard & Betty CherryChevron USACurtis ChongJohn & MyrtleChristensenRobert T. & Louise T.ChristensenMarjorie ClarkWalter J. ClarkeGeorge ClarrenMartha ClaytonMalkah CohenPhyllis CohenAlexandra C. ColeCostco Wholesale Store# 688Marie CounceHarold & Elizabeth CraneJ.A. & Virginia L. CraneHelen CunninghamGeorge CutlerRuth DaehlerWesley & Delores DahlTed & Mary DaleyRuth E. DallinMickey DanielsMildred DanielsRichard & Marian DaviesEileen DavisJanet W. DavisVirginia DeFordDirk DeWolfePatricia DecanoJoAnn A. DevriesMargaret DickesonRabbi Melanie Aron& Mr. Michael DineMax & Marilyn DodsonCharmaine DohertyJune DupreRichard & KathleenDuryeaShirley J. EdwardsThomas EdwardsE.E. Cleveland ManorCharles & Frances EgoShirley J. ElbeBernice A. EliaEdward & Dorothy ErnstGlenna D. EvansEvergood SausageCompanyGwendolyn M. FareyMr. & Mrs. ThomasFaulknerFaz RestaurantDebbie Duenas FearsFern LodgeRuth FieldingBetty Lee FinnWerner & Pauly FitzeDorothy B. FitzwaterRobert FloriRonald D. FredlundAnna FreidellDolores FrichbergStanley FroidMr. & Mrs. FryerJanise S. FuessKathleen FullerLinda A. GaadC. Violet GantAnthony GarciaMrs. Richard GarlandLynda C. GassIrene C. GellerGregory GilbertMueller Mirror & GlassHector & ArgentinaGonzalezNadine B. GoodenoughCarol GordonFrancis I. GordonSkye GoshornMargarida GouveiaRuben GouveiaC. Violet GrantDavid GrantElizabeth L. GreenVirginia GreenleeDr. J. C. & Jerrilou GrilloVirginia F. GrossCatherine GuntherRebecca A. GwillimJames & Martha HagerSteve HallJack S. HallenbbeckOrville HanelHarbor View ManorLinda Rae HardwickTrish HarmanJ.P. HarmonMary Jane HarrisonFrederick & MargaretHazeltineInterim HealthcareElizabeth HeasletMrs. Marion C. HegemanFrederick & PatriciaHeidnerJoan HendersonRobert & Alicia HermanDorothy HillMarjorie HillShirley L. HillHillcrest GardensBeatrice C. & Bernard HirshMr. & Mrs. Thomas HoangHoffmann HospiceEdna HollingsworthMary Alice HoltLynne HopperSarah HopperFrances HornDonald E. HukariWilliam HullsJ. Pauline HumphreyGerald HutchinsonElaine J. IddingsInterfaith Housing Inc.JP OilNicholas P. JackmanRay & Miriam JacobsMargaret J. Jacobson13

Cynthia JamOlga JarombekCathy A. JensenJ. JessupArthur & Phyllis JingRobert & Vera JohnsenArthur & Barbara JohnsonAdeline N. JordanMiriam JordanJudson Terrace HomesJudson Terrace LodgeJudson PressPaul KeatVictor & Lynda KelaitaKelly RidgeJune KemperMilton & Jo AnnKhoobyarianDave KiddooEthel KingPerry L. & Mary L. KingMarie KinnallyArthur & Jane KinnebergPatricia KirbyEdyth KnopfDori KojimaMary R. KoppRichard KoppMarianna KortePacifica Bakersfield LPCarol M. LaceyNaomi E. LamisonAlmus & Carol LarsenIrma Laughlin-KolstadErnest W. & Sylvia E.LautschMinita LevensonRuth LeveyEdward LeviJosephine LiebhaberAnnette LindemanLongview Ind InvBakersfield OP AccountEugene W. LottErlyn LucasSuzette LuerKay LunesCrystal LutesRichard & Christine LymanBill & Margaret MacomVirginia MajszakIrma G. MaldonadoHoward Financial &Wealth Management, Inc.John & Sally MandleManila TerraceMarilyn MansonMary MansourJulie MarcheseHelga MarcosGloria & John MarshallJames MarshallMarilyn MartinGlenna MartzStefan M. MasonMarilyn MatloffJanet MaxwellAllen & MildredMcCathrenBob McCormickAndrew & MichelleMcDonaldRuth McDowellJean McGillJack & Kristine McKinneyCarol McLeanMarylea L. McLeanAnn Marie McMenaminGloria MeadsJoye MelbyBarbara MelendezMarianne MeritoJoyce MetzBarbara MetzlerGerald W. & Verla M.MeyerBarry & Julie MichaelsMaria Rita MilagrosoArlyne MillerGenevieve M. MillerLois H. MillerMary MillsJohndalene & EdwinMitchellRuth MolloyMarie MongManaging Moves &More Inc.Margaret MoseleyMt. Rubidoux ManorGenevieve NaumanAnna Marie NeeDon D. & Anna Marie NeeErnest & Marlene NelsonNorma NewbyElizabeth A. NewcombJoan NewtonJeanne K. NichollsNancy NicholsonJune S. NielsonTed & Mary NiiNorth Kern South TulareHospitalLeonard & Helen NoyesOak Knolls HavenBeverly OglesbyCilker OrchardsClaudette OwensWilliam & Annette PainterRuth PankeyNaomi B. PapworthParnow Friendship HouseJean ParretMarcia PattonCarolyn L. PavloffJo Ann PedrickChristopher PereiraLinda PerkinsSylvia P. PerrySignal Hill Petroleum, Inc.Nancy PettiboneDavid & Ada PiercePleasanton GardensBillie PolsonAndrew & Lisa PrintsHarborview Properties Inc.Lois PyneKathryn QuackenbushBetty J. RayfieldMr. & Mrs. Joseph RaynaudTricia ReichertRosemary L. ReschGayle ReynoldsJames V. & Dorothy J.ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Robert RhodesJean RicheyRosemary T. RicklingMark RiveraRuben Rivera-JackmanEleanor RobbMartin RobertsJohn & Sue RoderickNelson J. RodriguesJohn & Kathleen RogersMr. & Mrs. RoseElaine RoseLaDonna RosenthalF. Pauline RussellRae & Jerry RyanRuby SalbergSalishan GardensHarjit SandhuDorothy D. SandsJon SandsJoyce SceliDan SchneiderKern SchoolsDick & Jeanine SchreiberMartin & Carol SchwartzCarolyn ScottRichard & Janice ScottHilde SellingPersonal Care Services Inc.Beverly ShannonMerlyn H. & Barbara SheetsShepherd’s GardenSherlo D. ShivelyMarilyn ShrenselMary Ann & MarkSimmonsInez SmithJoDe SmithSharon L SmithJoanne SorensenTeresa SoubrandWilliam SpanglerMargaret S. SpeidelElisabeth S. StagerJanet StahlbergHerb & Marilyn SteegeLauri SteelViolet M SteitzWlliam L. StephansWinifred StephanyCharal H. StephensSara StephensonPhyllis StuewigMarjorie SuggsEdward SughrueThe Drain SurgeonMurlie SwanCarina SweetMichael SwigerRobert L. & Mary L. NybergTahoe Senior PlazaVirginia TangentBarbara TaniguchiWilma. TaylorBobbye Sisk TempleThe Terraces of PhoenixResident CouncilTerrio TherapyLannon ThomasWarren & GertrudeThompsonThree RiversEdith I. ThurberBarbara TizardHilda TolinAgnes B. ToribioOwen & June TorsethJeremy TownsendT. Russell JonesConstruction, Inc.Henrietta V. GeibDorothy A. TwesmeValley Republic BankValley VistaChristine M VantlevenVarner Bros., Inc.Vineyard Village BoardMembersLorena VitaleWAFAB InternationalBetty Jo WardEldora WarketinJoyce WarnerBrett & Janie WatsonDorothy WebbRuth WebbSally Temple WebbTemple WestlakeNeighborhoodDevelopment CorporationLeigh WeimersWells Fargo Bank, N.A.Delores WhiteAnnette & Dan WhitingBeverly WhitmoreCharles WilkinsonDoris WillemsMuriel B. WilleyDiane WilliamsHoward & Ila WilliamsRalph W. WilliamsLyda WilliamsonMagda WillingerMary Suzanne WilsonTsegu WondwesanJessie WongNatalie WoodmanWoodmont Country ClubL. Jeanette WrightTomoye June YamasakiHarvey ZimmermanFoundation Says Goodbye to Vice PresidentThe ABHOW Foundation bid farewell to longtime team member Leonard Kelly in 2012.Kelly served 26 years with ABHOW. He was the Foundation’s vice president for 14years. Prior to joining the Foundation staff in 1999, Kelly was executive directorof The Terraces at San Joaquin Gardens in Fresno, Calif. As the Foundation’s vicepresident, Kelly helped developed planned giving programs that benefit residentsand their communities.“The ABHOW family is grateful for Leonard’s commitment,” said FoundationPresident Joe Anderson, “and we wish him the best.”14

Board and StaffBoardMembersFrank JenningsBoard ChairDavid B. FergusonCEO / Ex OfficioEnitan AdesanyaStephen M. AnnisLouis BinickChris PereiraAl SalottoloDr. Jane WilsonLinda ZaleFOUNDATIONSTAFFJoe AndersonPresidentDr. Richard E. IceCEO Emeritus15

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