MIDWEST EYE-BANKS' REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY JULY 1 ...

PERSPECTIVE
Midwest eye-Banks’ RepoRt to the CoMMunity
July 1, 2006-June 30, 2007

This is an exciting time to be a part of Midwest
Eye-Banks’ history and, more importantly, its future.
Let me take a few moments to bring you up to date.
Florence Johnston, who served as our President and
Chief Executive Officer from 1998 until 2004, reprised
her role in 2007, when Susan Mozena moved on to a new
career in ministry. With Flo’s re-retirement in the fall, our
Board of Directors appointed a new management team that
included myself as President and CEO, Charles Pivoney
as Chief Operating Officer, and Brad Tennant as Senior
Vice President. Flo was named President Emeritus, and
continues to support the Eye-Bank in an advisory capacity.
Throughout the recent changes in our leadership, Midwest
Eye-Banks has remained as stable as its long, successful
history would suggest. During 2007, we celebrated 60
years of service at the Illinois Eye-Bank in Chicago, 55
years at our Watson Gailey facility in Bloomington, and
50 years in Michigan. In addition, the Lions Eye Bank
of New Jersey, which joined our family of eye banks in
2005, is nearing its 40th anniversary. Our commitment to
our core mission – the restoration of sight – is as strong
as ever, and we continue to embrace new opportunities to
achieve that mission.
Later in this report, you’ll read about groundbreaking
advances in corneal transplantation and information
technology that have challenged us to strengthen our
own clinical, staff and IT resources. In that way, each
new challenge has become an opportunity for us to
provide something more to the many people we serve.
We couldn’t be more pleased with the results, but we
know there’s still a lot of work ahead of us.
The President’s
Perspective
Kevin W. Ross, MS, MPH
President and Chief Executive Officer
Much of that work lies in the realm of community
engagement. Through a variety of educational programs
and outreach initiatives, we’re stepping up our efforts to
inform and engage people from all backgrounds in the
areas we serve. Our Board members, serving both Midwest
Eye-Banks and the Lions Eye Bank of New Jersey,
have become directly involved in carrying out our
community outreach objectives. Further, we’re committed
to revitalizing our historic relationship with Lions Clubs
throughout Illinois, New Jersey and Michigan.
These are aggressive plans of action, for which we continue
to need your help. Financial contributions, including
support for facilities, research grants, provision of
tissues for research and training, and public engagement,
are essential in the fulfillment of our mission. But the most
important gifts will always come from eye, organ and tissue
donors and their families, who generously consent to give
gifts that offer renewed sight and life. That’s why my
staff and I are making a commitment to a Donor Registry
campaign, to be launched at each of our eye banks in the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 2008. Our support of state
donor registries in Illinois, New Jersey and Michigan will
help to ensure that no one will be denied the gifts of sight
and life in the years to come.
I can’t wait to see what we will accomplish together.
Thank you for your continued support of our mission.
Kevin W. Ross, MS, MPH
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kevin Ross has worked with Midwest Eye-Banks since 1990
and was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer in
November, 2007. He holds Master’s degrees
in Computer Science and in Public Health from the
University of Michigan, and is an active member of the Ann
Arbor Host Lions Club. Kevin and his wife Suzanne reside
in Ann Arbor, Michigan with their two children.

FISCaL YEaR IN REVIEW
The past fiscal year was a period of remarkable growth
for Midwest Eye-Banks, in terms of both its size and its
capabilities. Midwest had acquired a new building and
a new member eye bank during its previous fiscal year,
and it sustained that momentum in 2006-07 with more
new community outreach initiatives, new facilities, new
technologies, a larger staff, expanded clinical capabilities
and an ongoing commitment to its core mission:
the restoration of sight.
Despite the rapid pace of growth and change to meet
evolving demands on its services, Midwest Eye-Banks
has remained strong and stable. The Illinois Eye-Bank
completed a successful relocation to its new quarters on
the sixth floor of Chicago’s Metra building, allowing a
long-overdue expansion of its laboratory and office space.
Meanwhile, the Michigan Eye-Bank established connections
in the Detroit area through its popular Night for Sight event
at the Detroit Institute of arts. The Lions Eye Bank of New
Jersey established an ambassador volunteer program and
strengthened its ties to the community through successful
events like its Open House during Lions Eye Bank Week,
and Visionary of the Year celebration.
Meeting new CliniCal Challenges
a groundbreaking new surgical procedure, known as
Descemet’s Stripping automated Endothelial Keratoplasty
or DSaEK, has created a need for specially-prepared
corneal tissue. Instead of replacing the patient’s entire,
full-thickness cornea, in the traditional manner of a
cornea transplant, only the innermost layer of the cornea
is transplanted into the patient’s eye through a tiny
incision. although DSaEK isn’t an option for all patients
who require a transplant, it does offer faster recovery and
better results when it can be performed as an alternative
to a full-thickness graft. The procedure is less invasive and
doesn’t require suturing. However, it is extremely delicate
and requires the surgeon to undergo highly-specialized
training. It also means that the corneal tissue being implanted
must be prepared to exacting specifications, to ensure patient
safety and to achieve the best possible results.
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new Milestones
in inforMation teChnology
Midwest Eye-Banks developed and deployed
a comprehensive information system that can
meet the unique requirements of eye bank
data management. Midwire is a progressive,
flexible system that allows for growth and
expansion in the years to come. It replaces
the Eye-Bank Information System (EIS), which
Midwest developed specifically for its own use
in the early 1990s.
Released in April, 2007, Midwire is designed to
enhance clinical outcomes by reducing the
possibility of adverse reactions due to inaccurate
information, and to offer multiple-system
integration – both within the Eye-Bank and
among its partner organizations.
“We believe that our previous system was the
best available in eye banking,” says Kevin Ross,
who was the Eye-Bank’s Vice President for
Information Systems prior to his appointment as
President and CEO in late 2007. “Midwire will
strengthen our ability to integrate with other
transplant organizations and provide a higher
quality of clinical service.”

technical director Michael o’Keefe demonstrates dsaeK tissue
preparation techniques to a group of visitors from the
hanover-horton lions Club.
at first, many surgeons were preparing corneal
tissue for DSaEK themselves, using their own
facilities and equipment. To streamline the patient
care process, Midwest Eye-Banks began during 2006
to prepare corneal tissue for DSaEK. To do this, a
substantial investment was made in the specialized
equipment, procedures and training needed to offer
DSaEK corneal tissue to surgeons performing the
new procedure. Both the Michigan Eye-Bank in ann
arbor and the Illinois Eye-Bank in Chicago were
outfitted with the necessary equipment, and staff
members at both locations were trained to perform
the delicate procedure of precision-cutting a thin layer
of corneal tissue for the surgeon to implant. By using
DSaEK tissue provided by Midwest, surgeons gain
the advantage of the Eye-Bank’s process control and
quality improvement measures.
Midwest Eye-Banks is one of a limited number of eye
banks able to offer this service to surgeons. as a result,
demand for DSaEK tissue exceeded the Eye-Bank’s
initial expectations. “We weren’t going to provide the
service until we knew we could do it with the same level
of quality our surgeons have come to expect from us,”
explains Bradley Tennant, who served as the Eye-Bank’s
Vice President of Clinical Operations for many years
before his appointment as Senior Vice President in late
2007. “So far, the response has been overwhelming.
We’ve seen consistent increases in the number of
requests for this service, and we continue to handle
those requests in a prompt, professional manner.”
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Tennant credits the success of the Eye-Bank’s DSaEK
tissue service to the skilled laboratory staff members
who work to prepare the tissue at all hours of the day
and night to meet the growing demand. He also credits
the corporate tissue distribution team members, who
work directly with surgeons and surgical facilities to
ensure smooth, timely distribution of corneal tissue.
eye health and safety initiatives
Midwest Eye-Banks knows that the best way to
preserve vision and promote healthy eyesight is to
prevent the kinds of injuries that can lead to vision
loss. In that way, its mission has expanded beyond
sight restoration to include sight preservation.
In keeping with the mission of the Lions Clubs
who so faithfully support its work, the Eye-Bank
seeks to eliminate preventable blindness in any way
possible. One of the most powerful tools in this
effort is education, and it begins at an early age. To that
end, Midwest Eye-Banks developed an eye health and
safety program designed for younger schoolchildren
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the eye-Bank’s See To It! eye health and safety Program kits
were made possible through a grant from the national eye
institute’s (nei) healthy vision Community awards program.
two hundred kits were produced for Michigan second-grade
classrooms during 2007.

and their parents. The See To It! Eye Health and
Safety Program has now been piloted in Michigan
second-grade classes; it features interactive word
games, puzzles and discussion items for students,
parents and teachers. Its goal is to introduce kids to
preventive behaviors that can protect their eyesight
against numerous risk factors as they grow older.
The program is designed to fit into standard
teaching curricula, and its results will be monitored.
If successful, See To It! can be expanded and released
in other areas as well.
a new hoMe for the illinois eye-BanK
Six decades after its humble beginnings in a
cramped space at Cook County Hospital, the
Illinois Eye-Bank took possession of its new 7,000
square-foot facility on the sixth floor of Chicago’s
Metra Building in the spring of 2007.
The relocation took place only two months after the
Eye-Bank’s successful Gift of Sight Gala fundraiser,
and just as it began preparations for its annual Golf
Outing and its 60th anniversary Celebration. For
many years, the growing staff occupied a small office
and lab inside the River City Building at 800 South
Wells, adjacent to the riverfront and near the western
edge of the Chicago loop. “We had outgrown the old
space at River City quite a long time ago,” explains
Chuck Pivoney, who served as Vice President of
Illinois Operations for many years before being
appointed Chief Operating Officer in late 2007.
“Because of the demands we now face in providing
services to our surgeons and to the community, we’ve
had to increase the size of our staff and add to our
investment in laboratory equipment.”
The new Illinois Eye-Bank facility features a
spacious laboratory, designed in collaboration with
the Eye-Bank’s laboratory staff. It also houses the
new equipment and work areas needed to prepare
eye tissue for DSaEK, and offers considerably
larger meeting and office space for its administrative
and community outreach functions.
the illinois eye-Bank now operates on the sixth floor of Chicago’s
Metra Building at 547 west Jackson Boulevard, near Union station.
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RESEaRCH GRaNT aWaRDS
Midwest eye-Banks has announced that the following researchers and projects will receive funding as part of its annual
eye and vision research Program for 2007-2008:
howard Petty, Ph.d., Department of Ophthalmology
and Visual Sciences, University of Michigan, Kellogg
Eye Center, “Time-gated single molecule fluorescence
imaging of human retina ex-vivo.”
$15,000
simon Petersen-Jones, dvetMed, Ph.d., Michigan
State University College of Veterinary Medicine,
“Intravitreal delivery of 9-cis retinal to rescue the
mutant phenotype of a canine model of Leber
Congenital Amaurosis.”
$15,000
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hemant Khanna, Ph.d.,
Department of Ophthalmology and Visual
Sciences, University of Michigan, Kellogg Eye
Center, “Elucidation of cilliary dysfunction in
CEP290/NPHP6-associated Leber
congenital amaurosis.”
$14,861
Christine nelson, Md,
Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences,
University of Michigan, Kellogg Eye Center, “Genetics
of anophthalmia in a three generation pedigree.”
$15,000

shahzad Mian, Md, Department of
Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, University of
Michigan, Kellogg Eye Center, “Femtosecond laserassisted
keratoplasty.”
$15,000
gabriel sosne, Md, Wayne State University School
of Medicine, “NFkappaB: A novel potential mechanism
of action of thymosin beta 4.”
$15,000
nicolas Cottaris, Ph.d., Wayne State University
School of Medicine, “Characterizing the
temporal precision of retinal ganglion cells
responses induced by prosthetic epiretinal
stimulation with planer electrodes.”
$15,000
Joshua Bartoe, dvM, Michigan State
University College of Veterinary Medicine,
“Do PDE5 inhibitors have the potential to
cause irreversible retinal changes in
heterozygous carriers of PDE6 mutations?”
$15,000
Joshua singer, Ph.d., Northwestern University
Feinberg School of Medicine, “Synaptic physiology
of retinal dopaminergic amacrine cells.”
$15,000
In addition to these research projects, $2,000
stipends were awarded to five students
involved in eye and vision research at the
University of Illinois Chicago, the University of
Michigan and Wayne State University.
This brings the total eye and vision research
and student stipend funding provided by
Midwest to $144,861 for 2007-2008.
Midwest has awarded $2,303,784 in seed
money grants since its Eye and Vision
Research Program began in 1980. Over
the years, this funding has led to important
scientific findings, including the discovery of
a gene that, if defective, can cause early
childhood blindness.
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When David Montross was nominated to be the
Illinois Eye-Bank’s 2007 Man of Vision, he
couldn’t overlook the irony.
He had been told that his nomination was a
reflection of his civic leadership in Chicago as CEO
of UGL Equis, a real estate consulting firm. No one
knew at the time that Montross was a double cornea
recipient, and that his transplants had been performed
by Joel Sugar, M.D., Medical Director of the Illinois
Eye-Bank.
His reaction was one of gratitude and, in his words,
“a sense of shock and awe. I was very pleased to
help the Eye-Bank.”
Montross was born with excellent eyesight. It was
so good, in fact, that he once considered a career in
military aviation. But his vision began to deteriorate
in his early 20s to the point where it became a serious
problem for the young computer programmer.
He originally thought his extended exposure to a
computer screen was ruining his vision.
“at that time, I had already lost the ability to see my
golf shots sail out of bounds,” he recalled during his
David Montross:
Man of Restored Vision
“ I was very pleased to help the Eye-Bank…
It was frightening when my eyesight began
to fail as rapidly as it did.”
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Man of Vision speech to guests at the Eye-Bank’s
2007 Gift of Sight Gala. “It was frightening when my
eyesight began to fail as rapidly as it did.”
Initial exams from an ophthalmologist failed to
identify the problem, which later would be diagnosed
as keratoconus, a progressive condition that deforms
the cornea into a cone shape and distorts vision.
Montross was treated with hard contact lenses, but
the condition worsened, causing corneal ulcers and
abrasions, especially during the dry winter months.
He was eventually referred to Dr. Joel Sugar, a cornea
surgeon and professor at the University of Illinois
at Chicago.
By that time, Montross was working in the real estate
field, and reading was critical to executing business
transactions. He was able to read, but his eyes tired
easily. Reading for pleasure was out of the question.
“I got to the point where I was getting headaches
every day,” he says. “You need to read in nearly
everything you do. If you can’t read, it’s a very
scary proposition.”

Dr. Sugar recommended a cornea transplant which,
although it is the most common type of transplant
procedure performed today, can be a frightening
proposition for patients. In fact, Montross’ reservations
about the procedure initially caused him to cancel
his first scheduled surgery. However, as his vision
continued to deteriorate, he was left with no choice but
to undergo the procedure. He later received a second
cornea transplant in his other eye, and hasn’t had a
vision problem in the 18 years since.
as with most people who have nearly lost their vision,
Montross realizes its importance to one’s productivity
and quality of life, and has been thankful every day
since his transplants. He has enjoyed a real estate career
spanning more than 20 years, and is the first to attribute
much of his success to his healthy eyesight. Montross’
work involves helping clients manage large, complex
real estate transactions, such as consolidation and
relocation of major corporate headquarters facilities, as
well as managing their real estate holdings.
Montross’ vision as a corporate executive and civic
leader made an impression on the Illinois Eye-Bank
Gala Committee, and contributed to his nomination as
the 2007 Man of Vision. His direct, personal experience
with corneal transplantation only served to reinforce
the significance of this accolade. as a top executive,
Montross recognizes the importance of contributing to
the communities in which his corporation does
business. Recently, he established a corporate citizenship
program at UGL Equis, which supports Chicago’s
adler Planetarium, Howard Brown Health Center,
Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago architecture Foundation,
Fairy Godmother Foundation, and the Greater Chicago
Food Depository. Corporate giving, he says, is integral
to good business.
“Philanthropy is a part of leadership,” explains
Montross. “If you bring broader value (to the
community), doesn’t that add value to your company?
Pick your cause and drive it. You have to be a leader
in more than financial, economic responsibilities, in
my opinion… Good companies do that. It’s part of
their brand identity and their sense of community
outreach that is so important for the heart and soul
of the company.”
Each year, the Illinois Eye-Bank recognizes the men and
women whose philanthropic efforts and community
support have made Chicago a better place to live. Man
and Woman of Vision awards are presented during the
Eye-Bank’s annual Gift of Sight Gala, a black-tie fundraiser
that supports its transplantation, research and
outreach programs. To learn more about David Montross,
the Man and Woman of Vision award or
the Gift of Sight Gala, contact the Illinois Eye-Bank
at (800) 548-4703.
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For the love of the game…
and the gift
On one special day each summer, supporters of
the Illinois Eye-Bank trade in their business attire
for shorts, polos and spiked shoes to play in the
Eye-Bank’s annual Gift of Sight Golf Outing. The
event celebrated its 10th anniversary in June, 2007
at the prestigious and private Inverness Golf Club
in Inverness, Illinois.
Dr. Randy Epstein, CEO of Chicago Cornea
Consultants, has participated in the Eye-Bank’s
golf outing since its inception. “I love the game,”
he says, and adds that this particular outing is “an
ideal opportunity to use that for something special,
positive and altruistic.”
Epstein also sees the golf outing as a chance to
do some networking. “For our practice, it has
dr. randy epstein (second from left) with the sixsome from
Chicago Cornea Consultants.
After 10 years, the Illinois Eye-Bank’s annual Golf
Outing has become a meaningful tradition, but one
that needs major sponsors in order to stay alive.
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provided us with an excellent opportunity to
spend a lot of ‘quality time’ with some of our best
referring doctors,” he attests.
although a love of golf is the motivating factor for
many participants, the importance of raising funds
for a meaningful cause is never forgotten. That’s
why the Eye-Bank depends heavily on event
sponsorships to make each year’s outing successful.
“One of our greatest challenges is in identifying
corporate sponsors, and encouraging them to
participate,” explains Eye-Bank Technical Director
Kristen McCoy, who has served on the Golf
Committee for several years. “We want them to
know about our mission, and we give them as
much recognition for their support as we can.”
eye-Bank Chief operating officer Charles Pivoney with Jim Muzzin,
Mark singler, Jack Monco and andrew McCoy.

Epstein agrees. “Corporate sponsorship is key,”
he says, but adds that such support is diminishing
rapidly due to new constraints on the philanthropic
efforts of large pharmaceutical companies and other
major sponsors. as far as the Golf Committee is
concerned, a lack of corporate sponsorships could
bring an end to the golf outing’s success and viability
in the near future.
The golf outing is one of two major annual
events benefiting the Illinois Eye-Bank – the other,
of course, being the Gift of Sight Gala. Plans are
underway to increase the visibility of the outing in
2008 and seek new sponsorship opportunities. The
next outing takes place at the Inverness Golf Club
on august 11, 2008.
Mike taylor, Kristen McCoy, Karyl hildebrand, nicola Jett (seated),
Cheryl wirtschoreck, Jodi taylor and frank saporito.
Kristen McCoy, Mike taylor and Karyl hildebrand enjoy the view
from the clubhouse.
2006-07 golf outing
Committee Members
CHAIR:
Jim Feinstein, Vice President, TLC Vision Corporation
COMMITTEE:
randy epstein, M.d., Chief Executive Officer,
Chicago Cornea Consultants, Ltd.
hiro fukuda, Director of North American Operations,
Nippon Shaft
Chan Kang, Financial Advisor, Ameriprise Financial
Patrick leyden, Trust Officer, Fifth-Third Bank (2007)
andrew McCoy, Vice President, Lasik Plus
Kristen McCoy, Technical Director, Illinois Eye-Bank
neil McQuality, Specialty Accounts Manager,
Allergan, Inc.
Jack nicholson, Senior Vice President, LaSalle Bank
Wealth Management Group (2006)
Charles Pivoney, Chief Operating Officer,
Midwest Eye-Banks
william rodriguez, Seal-Tight Protective Services
don rowley, Mathematics Teacher and Basketball
Coach, Hersey High School (2007)
frank saporito, Senior Vice President, U.S. Bank
Private Client Group
Mark singler, Law Offices of Peter J. Latz
Mike taylor, President, M.J. Taylor & Company
2006 GOLF OUTING HOST SPONSOR
advanced Medical optics, inc. (aMo)
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Statistics and Financials
CliniCal statistiCs:
fisCal year 2006/2007
Total Eyes/Corneas
Received 5,325
Total Corneal Grafts 3,237
Total Tissues Provided
for Research
and Training 1,247
stateMent of PUBliC sUPPort and revenUe, exPenses
and Changes in net assets
JUly 1, 2006 – JUne 30, 2007
Current
operating fund
investment
fund
Support from Lions/Lioness and Leo Clubs $157.808 –
Support from Other Public Sources 359,427 –
total Public support 517,235 –
Tissue Processing Fees 7,853,176 –
Realized or Unrealized Gain on Investment $567,140
Investment Income 9,260 215,346
Miscellaneous and Other Income 35,782 –
total revenue 7,898,218 782,486
total PUBliC sUPPort and revenUe $8,415,453 $782,486
Tissue Recovery Processing and Distribution;
Community Outreach and Education;
Research Funding $6,702,165 –
Administrative and Fundraising Services 1,409,945 54,205
total exPenditUres $8,112,110 54,205
excess of Public support and
revenue over/(Under) expenses $303,343
increase (decrease) in investment assets $728,281
Transfer from Investment Fund to Current Fund 805,225 (805,225)
Capital Campaign Pledges and Revenue 128,561 –
Beginning of Year Net Assets $1,542,844 6,010,732
end of year net assets $2,779,973 $5,933,788
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Research
Programs 10.8%
The graphs below are based on audited
figures by Plante and Moran, LLP for the Fiscal
Year 2006/07, which ended on June 30, 2007.
MIDWEST EYE-BANKS
exPenses
Education
Programs 16.0%
Administration 13.6%
MIDWEST EYE-BANKS
revenUe
Investments
6.2%
Tissue Distribution
93.3%
Clinical
Programs 55.3%
Fundraising 4.3%
Contributions
0.5%
MIDWEST EYE-BANKS
stateMent of fUnCtional exPenses
and revenUes
Direct expenses are allocated between two major categories,
which are reported on a functional basis: program services (clinical
programs, public and professional education programs and research
programs) and support services (administration and fundraising).
Indirect expenses are allocated among the various programs
and support services. Certain indirect expenses are allocated
among all five (5) areas, such as depreciation of equipment,
salaries of corporate staff and liability insurance.
Clinical Programs: Includes the cost of tissue recovery;
medical supplies; tissue shipment to Midwest Eye-Banks labs,
surgeons and researchers; serological testing; tissue evaluation,
preservation and storage; surgery scheduling; placement of tissue;
salaries of technical staff.
education Programs: Includes the cost of developing and
printing educational materials such as brochures, donor cards,
audio-visual materials for hospital in-services, public speaking
engagements and a variety of other outreach programs, as well
as salaries for the education staff.
research Programs: Includes the cost of the Research Grant
Program and costs related to recovery and distribution of research
and training tissue, the cost of subsidizing research and training
tissue to researchers and ophthalmology residents and an
appropriate allocation of technical and support salaries.
administration: Includes the cost of rent, utilities, information
services, financial audits, personnel, accounting and the salaries of
administrative and clerical support staff.
fundraising: Includes salaries of development office staff and
the expenses related to solicitation of contributions, as well as
an appropriate allocation of overhead.
tissue distribution: Includes reimbursement received from
hospitals and surgical centers.
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BenefaCtor
($10,000 and above)
Michigan lions
ann arbor (Host) Lions Club
Flint Downtown Host
Lions Club
lUMinary
($5,000 - $9,999)
Michigan lions
District 11 B-1 Lions
International
Novi Lions Club
steward
($1,000 - $4,999)
illinois lions
Plainfield Lions Club
Michigan lions
alpena Host Lions Club
armada Lions Club
Bay City Lions Club
Bedford Township Lions Club
Birmingham Lions Club
Bloomfield Lions Club
Bretton Woods Lions Club
Cadillac Lions Club
Canton Lions Club
Center Line Lions Club
Central Lake Lions Club
Chesterfield Bay Lions Club
Clawson Lions Club
Davison Lions Club
Dearborn Heights Lions Club
DeWitt Breakfast Lions Club
Dexter Lions Club
Dimondale Lions Club
District 11a-2
Lions International
District 11C-2
Lions International
East Lansing/Meridian
Lions Club
Elk Rapids Lions Club
Essexville-Hampton Lions Club
Farmington area Lions Club
Fenton Lions Club
Flint Township Lions Club
Fraser Lions Club
Fremont Lions Club
Grosse Pointe Lions Club
Harper Woods Lions Club
Harrison Township Lions Club
Imlay City Lions Club
Jeddo Lions Club
lions support | Fiscal Year 2006-2007 | July 1, 2006–June 30, 2007
a Shared Mission
lions and Midwest eye-Banks share a mission – the elimination of preventable blindness.
Midwest eye-Banks is grateful for the tremendous operating support it has received from
lions, lioness and leo Clubs throughout its service areas during the past fiscal year.
Kalamazoo Downtown
Lioness Club
Lake ann Lions Club
Lathrup Village Lions Club
Lewiston Lions Club
Lincoln Lions Club
Linden Lions Club
Midland Lions Club
Mount Clemens Lions Club
Mount Pleasant Lions Club
Muskegon East Side Lions Club
Muskegon Northside Lions Club
New Baltimore Lions Club
Oscoda Lions Club
Port Huron Host Lions Club
Port Huron South Park
Lions Club
Rochester Hills Lions Club
Rochester Lions Club
Rockford Lions Club
Royal Oak Lions Club
Saline area Lions Club
Sebewaing Lions Club
Shelby Township Lions Club
Snover Lions Club
Sterling Heights Lions Club
Stockbridge Lions Club
Trenton Lions Club
new Jersey lions
Chester Lions Club
District 16D Lions
International
Franklin Lakes Lions Club
Long Island Portuguese
Lions Club
North arlington Lions Club
Red Bank Lions Club
Summit Lions Club
West New York Leones
Cubanos de Hudson
Wood-Ridge Lions Club
Wyckoff Lions Club
Partner
($500 - $999)
Michigan lions
armada Lioness Club
Berville Lions Club
Bridgman Lions Club
Carson City Lions Club
Cass City Lions Club
Clare Lions Club
Dearborn Lions Club
Detroit Northeast Lions Club
Eastpointe Lions Club
Flushing Lions Club
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Garden City Lions Club
Goodrich Lions Club
Grand Haven Host Lions Club
Grand Rapids Lions Club
Greenville Lions Club
Hale Lions Club
Hazel Park Lions Club
Holt Lions Club
Hubbard Lake Lions Club
Kalamazoo Downtown
Lions Club
Kaleva Lions Club
Lake Orion Lions Club
Lansing Host Lions Club
Lennon Lions Club
Livonia High Nooners
Lions Club
Livonia Lamplighters
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Lyon area Lions Club
Macomb Township Lions Club
Napoleon Lions Club
Onekama Lions Club
Otter Lake Lions Club
Ovid Lions Club
Paw Paw Lioness Club
Plymouth Lions Club
Pontiac Lions Club
Redford Township Lions Club
Richmond Lions Club
Rose City Lions Club
Sheridan Lions Club
Sparta Lions Club
St. Charles Lions Club
St. Johns Lions Club
St. Joseph Lions Club
St. Joseph Township Lions Club
Stephenson Lions Club
Three Rivers Lions Club
Vicksburg Lions Club
Watervliet Lions Club
Wixom-Walled Lake Lions Club
Zilwaukee Lions Club
new Jersey lions
Bergenfield Lions Club
Berlin Lions Club
Elizabeth Colombian Lions Club
Little Ferry Lions Club
Newark Portuguese Lions Club
Readington Lions Club
Rutherford Lions Club
Saddle River Valley Lions Club
Toms River Lions Club
Verona Lions Club
Waldwick Lions Club
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Baldwin Lions Club
Beaverton Lions Club
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Berville Lioness Club
Big Rapids Lions Club
Boyne Valley Lions Club
Buchanan Lions Club
Central Lake Lioness Club
Centreville Lions Club
Cheboygan Lions Club
Chelsea Lions Club
Chesterfield Lions Club
Clarkston area Lions Club
Clinton Valley Lions Club
Detroit Mid-City Lions Club
Detroit Northwest Lions Club
Detroit University/
New Gratiot Lions Club
Eastpointe Lioness Club
Empire Lions Club
Gaylord Lions Club
Grand Ledge Lions Club
Grayling Lions Club
Harrisville Lions Club
Harsens Island Lioness Club
Hart Lions Club
Hesperia Lioness Club
Hesperia Lions Club
Howell Lions Club
Hudsonville Lions Club
Huron Valley Sunrise
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Ishpeming Lions Club
Keweenaw Lions Club
Kingston Lions Club
Lake Odessa Lions Club
Lansing Delta Lions Club
Lawrence Lions Club
Lewiston Lioness Lions Club
Ludington Lions Club
Mackinaw City Lions Club
Macomb Township
Lioness Club
Marshall Lions Club
Martin Lions Club
Millington Lions Club
Montrose Lions Club
Muskegon Host Lions Club
Newaygo Lions Club
Northport Lions Club
Petoskey Lions Club
Port Sanilac Lions Club
Powers-Spalding Lions Club
Prescott Skidway Lake
Lions Club
Rankin Lions Club
Rapid River Lions Club
Ray Township Lions Club
Rogers City Lions Club
Saranac Lions Club
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Standish Lions Club
Sterling Heights Lioness Club
Sugar Island Lions Club
Swartz Creek Lions Club
Utica Lions Club
Waterford Township Lions Club
Watervliet Lioness Club
Weidman Lions Club
Westland Host Lions Club
Yale Lions Club
new Jersey lions
audubon Lions Club
Dumont Lions Club
Elizabeth Cubanos Lions Club
Fairview Lions Club
Flemington Lions Club
Hillside Lions Club
Hopewell Valley Lions Club
Lincoln Park Lions Club
Medford Township Lions
Moorestown Lions Club
North Plainfield Lions Club
Old Tappan Lions Club
Oradell Lions Club
Ridgefield Park Lions Club
Springfield Lions Club
Tenafly Bergen Phil
aM Lions Club
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illinois lions
Mackinaw Lions Club
Michigan lions
addison Township Lions Club
allegan Lions Club
allendale Lions Club
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alpena Evening Lions Club
applegate Lions Club
ashley Lions Club
atlanta Lions Club

au Gres Lioness Club
auburn Lions Club
Baldwin Lioness Club
Bancroft Lioness Club
Bangor Lions Club
Bark River Lions Club
Baroda Lions Club
Barryton Lions Club
Bath Township Lions Club
Bear Lake Lions Club
Bellaire Lioness Club
Bellevue Lions Club
Benton Harbor Lions Club
Berkley Lions Club
Birch Run Lions Club
Bloomingdale-Gobles
(Kal-Haven Trail) Lions Club
Bretton Woods Lioness Club
Bridgeport Lions Club
Brighton Lions Club
Buena Vista Township
Lions Club
Byron area Lions Club
Calumet Lions Club
Carney-Nadeau Lions Club
Caro Lions Club
Casnovia-Kent City Lions Club
Cassopolis Lions Club
Cedar-Maple City Lions Club
Central Oakland Lions Club
Champion Lions Club
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Cheboygan Lioness Club
Chesaning Lions Club
Chesterfield Leo Club
Chocolay Township Lions Club
Coleman Lions Club
Coloma Lioness Club
Coloma Lions Club
Colon Lioness Club
Colon Lions Club
Columbia Township
Jeptha Lake Lions Club
Comstock Lions Club
Constantine Lions Club
Coopersville Lions Club
Covert Township Lions Club
Crystal Falls Lions Club
Dafter Lions Club
Daggett Lions Club
Decatur Lions Club
Delta Lioness Club
Delta-Menominee Lions Club
Delton Lions Club
Detroit Eastside Friendship
Lions Club
Detroit Hispanic Lions Club
Detroit New Center Lions Club
Detroit North Central
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DeWitt Lioness Club
District 11C-2 Lioness Clubs
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Durand Lioness Club
East Flint Lions Club
East Jordan Lioness Club
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Ecorse-River Rouge Lions Club
Edmore Lions Club
Edwardsburg Lions Club
Ellsworth Lioness Club
Ellsworth Lions Club
Engadine-Naubinway
Lions Club
Escanaba Lions Club
Evart Lions Club
Fairgrove Lions Club
Fairplain Lions Club
Fairview-Comins Lions Club
Farmington area Korean
Lions Club
Fennville Lions Club
Flint Inner City Lions Club
Frankenmuth Lions Club
Frankfort Lions Club
Freeland Lions Club
Gaines area Lions Club
Galesburg Lioness Club
Galien Lions Club
Genesee Lioness Club
Genesee Lions Club
Glennie Lioness Club
Glennie Lions Club
Grand Ledge Lioness Club
Grandville-Jenison Lions Club
Grant Lions Club
Grass Lake Lions Club
Grayling Lioness Club
Gulliver Lions Club
Gwinn Lions Club
Hamilton Lions Club
Hanover-Horton Lions Club
Harbor Beach Lions Club
Hartford Lions Club
Hemlock Lions Club
Hillman area Lions Club
Hillsdale Lions Club
Holton-Twin Lakes Lions Club
Honor Lions Club
Houghton Lake Lioness Club
Houghton Lake Lions Club
Houghton Lions Club
Howard City Lions Club
Howard Community Lions Club
Ishpeming Tri-Township
Lions Club
Jackson Eye Openers Lions Club
Jonesville Lions Club
Kalamazoo West Side Lions Club
Kalkaska Lions Club
Kochville Township Lions Club
Lake Orion Lioness Club
Lakeshore Lions Club
Lakeview Lions Club
L’anse Lions Club
Les Cheneaux Lions Club
Lexington Lions Club
Luther Lioness Club
Luther Lions Club
Lyons-Muir Lions Club
Mackinac Island Lions Club
Mancelona area Lions Club
Manistique Lakes Lions Club
Manistique Lions Club
Maple Valley Lions Club
Marcellus Lions Club
Marne Lions Club
Marquette Lions Club
Martin Lioness Club
Mason Lions Club
Mattawan Lions Club
Mayville Lions Club
Menominee Lions Club
Merrill Lions Club
Mesick Lions Club
Michigan Center Lioness Club
Middleville Lions Club
Midland Lioness Club
Mio Lions Club
Mona Shores-Muskegon
Heights Lions Club
Mt. Morris Lioness Club
Mt. Morris Lions Club
Mulliken Lions Club
Nashville Lions Club
Negaunee Lions Club
New Buffalo Lions Club
New Haven Lions Club
New Lothrop Lions Club
North Macomb for Youth
Services Lions Club
Northville Lions Club
Olivet Lions Club
Ortonville Lions Club
Oscoda Lioness Club
Otisville Lioness Club
Otisville Lions Club
Otsego Lions Club
Ottawa Lions Club
Ovid Elsie Lioness Club
Owendale Lions Club
Parchment Lions Club
Parma-Spring arbor Lions Club
Paw Paw Lions Club
Peck Lions Club
Pennfield Lions Club
Petersburg-Summerfield
Lions Club
Pickford Lions Club
Pigeon Lions Club
Pinconning Lions Club
Pine Grove Township
Lions Club
Pittsford area Lions Club
Plainwell Lions Club
Port austin Lions Club
Portage Lions Club
Range Lions Club
Rankin Lioness Club
Ravenna Lions Club
Remus Lions Club
Richfield Township Lions Club
Richland-Gull Lake Lions Club
Richmond Lioness Club
Rock Lions Club
Rockwood area Lions Club
Roscommon Higgins-Lake
Lions Club
Rose City Lioness Club
Roseville Lions Club
Rudyard Lions Club
Saginaw Downtown Lions Club
Saginaw West Lions Club
Sault Ste. Marie Lions Club
Sawyer Lions Club
Sister Lakes Lions Club
Skandia Lioness Club
Snyderville Lions Club
South Haven Black River
Lions Club
Southfield Lions Club
Spring Lake Lions Club
St. Clair Shores Lions Club
St. Helen Lions Club
St. Johns Lioness Club
Stanwood Lions Club
Sterling Heights Leo Club
Stockbridge Lioness Club
Stockbridge Lions air Force
Sturgis Lions Club
Sugar Island Lioness Club
Taylor Lions Club
Tekonsha Lions Club
Three Oaks Lions Club
Traverse City Lions Club
Trenary Lions Club
Vassar Lions Club
Vermontville Lions Club
Vestaburg Lions Club
Vulcan-Norway-Loretto
Lions Club
Wacousta Lions Club
Warren Lioness Club
Washington Lions Club
Wayne Lions Club
Webberville Lions Club
Wells Lions Club
White Cloud Lions Club
White Pine Lions Club
Whittemore Lioness Club
Williamston Lions Club
Wixom-Walled Lake
Lioness Club
Wyandotte Lions Club
Wyoming Lions Club
new Jersey lions
Berkeley Heights Lions Club
Clifton Lions Club
Franklin Township Lions Club
Frenchtown Lions Club
Hawthorne Lions Club
Highland Park Phil aM
Lions Club
Hunterdon Hills Lions Club
Leonia Lions Club
Livingston Lions Club
Maplewood Lions Club
Metuchen Metro Lions Club
Milltown Lions Club
Oxford Lions Club
Palisades Park Lions Club
Point Pleasant Lions Club
Scotch Plains Lions Club
South amboy Lions Club
South River Lions Club
Tenafly Lions Club
West Long Branch Lions Club
Westfield Lions Club
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lUMinary
($5,000-$9,999)
William Barr, Ed.D. and
Patti Barr, PRC
steward
($1,000-$4,999)
Gerald G. Babcock, PDG
and Linda Babcock
Dennis Cobler, O.D.
and Kathleen Cobler
Karyl and Christopher
Hildebrand
Peter and Michele Latz
BenefaCtor
($10,000 and above)
Rollin M. Gerstacker
Foundation
steward
($1,000-$4,999)
CFC of Southeastern
Michigan area
Peggy Chapo
Geraldine Dunkle
Warren and audrey Frank
Bill E. Hanel, PID
Yvonne Kilbourne
Viola L. Mallory
Michigan Donor
Family Council
Richard and
Mary ann Randall
andrew Watson, Ph.D. and
Valarie Watson
Partner
($500 - $999)
John Barletta, M.D. and
Connie Barletta
Bay County React
Nadine Brown
Yvonne Clark
James Devereaux
David Emerling
Lawrence Emerling
Stephen Higgins, M.D.
Marilyn and Marty Lindenauer
Susan and John Mozena
Bert Rivette, PDG
and Dottie Rivette
a. Charles Weir, PID and
Fran Weir
Partner
($500-$999)
Gary anderson, O.D. and
Cheryl anderson
Dennis archambault
Granville B. Cutler, PDG
Lawrence J. Klaus, PDG
Kevin and Suzanne Ross
John R. Hulse
LensCrafters
Donald and Jean Massnick
Marjorie M. Neubig
David and Lynn Pruitt
Patron
($250 - $499)
Bennett Constantine
Consumers Energy
Foundation
Theresa Cooney, M.D.
J. Dean and Betty Eckersley
Henry Gray, Ph.D. and
Kathryn Gray
Leslie Heck
Milton and ann Hoefle
Thomas and Kay Huntzicker
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B.
Kachnowski
Teri L. Kasper
Richard and Deborah
Kennedy
Gail and Louis LaRiche
Michael McGlashen
Betty McNett
Kenneth Menear
Donald Moylan
Louis E. Probst
David N. Roberts
St. Peter’s Caritas
Marian Williams
Robert Sturgis, PDG
and Sharon Sturgis
Patron
($250-$499)
Janice and Sam ableson
Gary anderson, O.D.
Gerald and Sharon Bouey
Lisa Langley
Kenneth Mattfield, PDG
Cathy and Michael McClory
Dr. Joel Sugar and
anita Gerber
sUPPorter
(up to $249)
Maxine abbott
Reino alanen
Geneva anderson
Violet ashcroft
Robert avery
Caroline Baier
Retha Bancroft
Sadie Barger
John and Katherine Barron
Robert Barton
Georganna Bauer
Lois Beal
Lewis and Valerie Benson
Robert and Joan Bergman
Lois Bettesworth
Ella E. Beyerlein
Richard Bloomfield
anita Boeneman
Virginia Bonkowski
George Boyes, Jr. and
Margaret Boyes
Ervin Bradford
Cortwright Bradford
Joseph Brastrom
Bronner Family Charitable
Foundation
Zenobia Brovins
Donald Bucklew
Tim and Jessica Burkhardt
DeVerde Burkholder, Jr. and
SaleMae Burkholder
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Elsa arteaga
Jane Bowen
Robert and anne Chabie
William Constad, M.D. and
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Ellen Dymond
Florence Johnston
Lions Eye Bank of
Delaware Valley
Kyle and Christin Mavin
Michael O’Keefe
John and Debbie Pavlak
C. Randel and Virginia Burns
Jean Burrell
Dorothy Burrell
Betty Jo Burritt
Maureen Campbell
Jean Carmichael
Richard and Kathryn Castle
CFC of Kent/Ottawa/
Barry County
Richard W. Chase
Piper Chrenka
Betty a. Christensen
Ida Clarkson
Robert Cococcetta
George Cole, PDG
Raymond Collar
Rosemary Comben
alfredo Cordero
Mario Cortese
Candace Crawford
Kathie Crowley
Robert Currier, D.O.
arlene E. Daly
Michael and Laura Davis
Scott Davis
Dorothy Dodge Davis
William Dawson
Ralph Dean
Jennie DeCarlo
Mardell and John DeCarlo
John Decker
Lucy Degasperis
Charles and Mary Jo Pivoney
John and Christine Rorabeck
Collin Ross and
Jennifer Rydman
Elaine and Roger Russell
Susan and David Smith
Brian and Sue Sovia
Mary R. Trimmer
Colleen Vrba
Carrie and John Wolverton
Marlene and Stephen
DeKoeyer
Carl DeMeritt, Jr. and
Elizabeth DeMeritt
Lawrence J. Detzel
Doris DeVette
Charles and Mary DeVries
Charles DeWitt
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dexter
Donate Life Coalition
of Michigan
June Dorn
James and Janet Dunn
Halo Dykstra
David and Wendy
Eberlein, PDG
Mary Eldridge
Edward & Bernice Ellens
Gordon and Joyce Engel
Nellie Erskine
Edmond Farris
Nancy Fassbender
Mr. and Mrs. Fred a. Fernholz
alice Ferns
Mr. and Mrs. R.K. Ferrell
Marilyn Fiedler
Thomas Finn
Lannie Fisher
Bill and Linda Fitch
Eldred R. Fledderjohann
Frederick Fleischer
Ruth Foster
anthony Foust

Joyce Fox
Bernice Fresard
Edward Fugate, M.D. and
Julia Fugate
Hortense Fuoss
Norma J. Galpin
Zodora Gill
Richard and Maureen Gilna
Mari Helen Gingas
Beverly Glasson
Owen and Judy Glei
Donna Glombowski
Sandra and Hugh Gommel
Doloris Kay Gorgonio
Mary Goy
Carl and Martha Grade
Harry Greben
Richard Greenfield
Stephen Greenfield
Norman Grigsby
Edward and Susan Grimaldi
Marya S. Grimes
Wilma Gross
Gilbert Gualdoni
Richard Hackley, M.D. and
Maxine Hackley
Maroun Hakim
Peter Halley
Bill and Linda Halliday
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hanson
Lloyd Harber
Irmgard Hauck
Sheldon Hedges
Beverly a. Helmboldt
Dr. and Mrs.
John W. Henderson
Drew Henthorn
Lois M. Hicks
Jeanette Hille
Jeffery a. Hobden, Ph.D.
James K. Hodde
Norma Horn
Thomas Howard
Erica Jacobs
Blair Jenness
Ms. Mary Jean Jennings
Thalia Johnson
Otto W. Johnson
James a. Johnson
Sheila B. Jones
Michael E. Judy
Gloria Kamana
Leslie Kamil
Joseph Kanamueller
Bernard Karle
Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Katerberg
Elva Kehrberg
Marianne Kemp
Fred Klampferer, Sr.
Jacqueline and Gary Kneip
Lucile Kooyers
Barbara M. Kuczynski, M.D.
alice Garon LaBonte
Raymond Landschoot
Richard Larson, Jr.
Evelyn Larson
The Reverend
Roy E. Lausman
Calvin Law
Marilyn D. Lawton
Katherine Leffler
Louis Lehman
Sandra Lemmon
Jeanne Lerchen
Josephine Letinski
Henry a. Leung
Catherine Lewis
John Lillo
Emily Loftis
Marguerite E. Lutz
Douglas Lyons
Raymond Mabarak
Robert and Connie
MacKinnon
Frank W. and Mary ann
Macsay
Marilyn B. MacTavish
Donald Maddock
Shirley Maguire
Dorothy Mann
Jean H. Marsh
Roger Mawby
Harry Maxwell
Robert and Christine Maxwell
Merle and Helen McCartney
Tom and Cindy McCormick
Charlene McDonald
arlene McKellar
Robert McLean
Edward Meer
Irene Mellos
Rachela Mennillo
Jenny Miazga
Michigan Eyecare Institute
Barbara Milbocker
John and Shirley Miller
Kenneth and Loretta Moersch
Dennis and Barbara Moffat
Steven Monte
Dennis and Pauline Moore
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan
Lois Morley
Norma Morr
Michael Morris
Lois Morris
Malcolm Morrison and
Jessie Morrison
Dorothy Munger
James R. Munson
Earl Nash
andrew Neamos
albert Nelson, O.D.
Margaret Nern
Frank Nido
arild Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Noftz
Clemens Nowak, Sr.
Jeanette O’Banion
Kenneth and Roberta Oettle
Martha Oleinick
Josephine Pacholski
David and Lisa Parshan
Virginia Patten
Irene Payter
Rodger & Maryann Pedigo
Tyrone Perteet
Richard and Peggy Petrucha
Caroline Pierce
Glenn Pietenpol
Myrtle Pletos
Frumeth and Frank Polasky
John Polson
Mary L. Powell
Dorothy Powell
Dorothy Powers
Mary E. Price
Dorothy Pride
Cassie Priest
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Pruitt
Peggy Pullem
Margaret Rafferty
Zubair and Samina Raheem
Jimmie Ramage
Odahlia Rance
Charles and Martha Randles
Lauren a. Rastello
Lucille Rauch
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Rebant
Venkat Reddy, M.D. and
alvira Reddy
Gerald and Janet Redoutey
Charles Remenar
Florence L. Rickett
Elizabeth Riegel
Richard Rizzo, M.D.
Glenn J. Rock
arno and Mildred Rogner
William C. Rohn
Marius a. Rooks
arleen Root
Modesta Rosalez
Shirley Rozema
Nancy Rupp
Pauline Rutkowski
Charlotte Sadler
Mary and Robert Sandefur
Garland and Ralph Sanders
Nicholas Sarzynski and Family
Grace Marie Sawatzki
Melvin and Gloria Sayyae
R. George Schack
Cheryl Schneider
Hope Schrock
Gerald Schutte
Carrie Searfos
Noreida Shaheen
Jean Shanley
Shiraz Shariff, M.D. and
Synthia Shariff
Heidi Sheffield
Brian Shepard, PDG
Catherine Shock
Phylis Shook
Richard and Diane Siriani
Sarah Smith
Pauline L. Smith
Helen Smith
Mr. and Mrs. a.J. Snook
George Snover
Thomas and Eunice Sorenson
William and Patricia Sotak
Yolanda Spence
Gary and Kathryn Steinaway
Reba Stemmermann
Lewis E. Stenberg
Earline Stone
Terry Straka
Evelyn Strieter
Sharon Sturgis
Suzanne Sutton
David and Martha Sutton
Frank Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Swarthout
Frances E. Sweet
Robert L. Taylor
Isabelle Thomas
Helen Timmerman
Henry Trzeciak
Norbert L. Tuma
Delores J. Turner
Rita Tusing
United Way - Heart of
West Michigan
ayten Uzman
antoinette Van Reesch
Delores Vandenberg
Robert VanDeventer
Clara Varga
Elizabeth Voelker
Janet Vondett
Vicki Wade
Mary Waldo
Karen Walsh
Douglas Weaver
Mary Lou Weber
Mary Welch
Christine West
West Hawk Industries
Verlyn and Mary Wheat
Richard Wheaton
anna Whitzel
John Wielhouwer
Terry and Patricia Wildfong
Sallye Williams
Howard Winans
Verla and Mark Wolfgang
Norma Wolner
Ford Wright
alexander and Sarah Zackman
Charles Zalewski
Francis Zatko
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Support from the Community
BenefaCtor
($10,000 and above)
advanced Medical Optics
Mr. and Mrs. David
W. Montross
lUMinary
($5,000-$9,999)
Chicago Cornea Consultants
Equis Corporation
Gift of Hope Organ and
Tissue Donor Network
LCa-Vision Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L.
Maatman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Neithercut
The Sage Foundation
TLC Vision
amy Wimer and
Ed Wlodarczyk
steward
($1,000-$4,999)
Holly and Robert agra
anonymous
Beverly Blettner
Laurie Brady
Chicago Magazine
Distinctive Wine & Spirits
Richard Driehaus
Driehaus Capital Management
DuPage Ophthalmology, SC
Randy Epstein, M.D.
Four Seasons Resort
Thomas G. Hackett
Illinois Sports
Facilities authority
International Business
Machines
Intralase Corp.
Marguerite Jester
Sherry Johnson
Chan Kang
Heinz Kern and
Mary ann Rose
James Kinney and Brian White
Peter and Karen Martino
andrew and Kristen McCoy
Jack and Donna Monco
New York Jewelers
Kenneth Norgan
John and Myra Reilly
Rosin Eyecare
Otto Schulz
Schwab Charitable Foundation
SCS Healthcare
Operating acct.
Seal-Tight Protective
Services, Inc.
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Mary Beth and
Ronald Stillmaker
Karen Zupko Stuart
Jerry Svec
The Peninsula Hotel
Connie Wimer
WUSN Radio
Mr. and Ms. Robert Zentner
Partner
($500-$999)
aBN aMRO Services
Company
M. L. ackerman
action Marketing Group, Inc.
allegro Chicago
allen Brothers - The Great
Steakhouse Steaks
Rick anesi
avid Medical, Inc.
alan axelrod, M.D.
and Jennifer axelrod
George Bailie
Hazel and Warren Barr
Ken and Irma Bates
Jordan Bell, Esq. and
Lottie Bell
Lonni Berkley
Charles Bernardini
Daniel Brownstone, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. allen Bulley
CBS2
Wayne and Joan Fickinger
Frank Fogarty
Tony Graffia
Bradley and Tiffani Griffith
Bruce R. Hague
Wafik Hanna
Hotel Monaco
Eileen Howard-Weinberg
and Marshall Weinberg
Jake
Janko & Company
Charles and Candace Jordan
Jumeriah Essex House
Kraff Eye Institute, Ltd.
Laboratories at Bonfils
Edmund H. Lester
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Manganaro
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin a.
McKnight
Fred O’Kasick
Quartino
Ralph Lauren
‘Cille and Steve Ramsey
Myra and John Reilly
Kathy Rezny
Susan Rogers
Hy Roman
Rosebud Restaurants, Inc.
Mark Rotblatt
Donald Rowley
Dave Samber
anthony Shaneen
James H. Stone
The Palmer House Hilton
Tiffani Kim Institute
USM Logistics
Mamie Walton
Marshall Weinberg
Winger and associates, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike S.
Zafirovski
anne Zimring
Zonda Nellis Design
Patron
($250 - $499)
action Marketing Group, Inc.
allergan
David Brandt
Burberry
David L. Calfee
Robert Cichocki
Connie and Paul Farmer
Richard Fleisher
Susan Fredman
Glen Ellyn Ophthalmology
Hanig’s Footwear
Intimacy
Vivian Kaplan
Timothy Kisla, D.O.
Nancy Klimley
arthur Krolman
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Lakeview Baseball Club
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew a.
Lieberman
Claire MacFarland
Steven and Leann Malecha
Bree McKenna
Stan Mikita
Harry Pickrell
Plante & Moran
Gary and Paulette Ryg
Dottie Rzeszutko
Michael Sheinhopt
Bela and Ilona Szeifert
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
Fred Tokowitz
ULTa Beauty
Thomas H. Wenkstern
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.
Woodrow
Mildred Zrazik
sUPPorter
(up to $249)
allstate Giving Campaign
Margaret amber
Harry and Lois anderson
Robert anderson
Paul andrews
Demetrios angelos
Helen anstett
James and Kay armstrong
atwood Cafe
Shahnaaz azeem
Charles Badger
Laurel Bailie
Daniel Bajic
Robert and Denise Baptista
Novella Barrett
Micki Bence
Loretta and Frank Beresh
Jean Berry
Diane Beyer
Henry and Lillian Biesiada
George Blakeslee
Carlos Blanco
Jamie Blundell
Vilma and Kenneth Brent
arnold Brookstone
Biddie Brown
Elizabeth and Steve Bruner
anthony Bruno
Marie and Frank Bugajski
Laura Cabrera
Virgil Cartwright
Daniel and Jane Caspers
anne Cavalla
Patty and Bill Cerny
Lorraine Cetrone
CFC Illowa Bi-State
CFC of Lincoln Land
William Chambers
Benjamin Chereskin
Wanita Chevalier
Olga Ciresi
Minnie Cohan
Jerome Cole
Robert Collins
Helen Cornwell
Mary Cotton
Joseph Criscione
Wilbur Cunningham
John Daley
John Das, M.D.
Christine M. David
Muriel Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Deaver
Mona Dennis
Grace Deroos
Mary Dirker
Mrs. Larry Domark
Dolores Donley
Betty Dorsey
John and Barbara Dovale
Claudia Duffy
Paola Dugo
ann Dunk
Monica Durkin
Francis Dyer
Casimir Dzieginski
East Bank Club
John Edmund
Ellen Elpern
Carol English
Dolores and al Erlebacher
Carol and Clifford Espevik
Elliott Farber
Eileen Ferme
Harold Finnern
Virginia and William Fojtik
Dorothy Fuller
Roxanna Gambill

Elizabeth George
Gibson’s Steakhouse
Nora Gilbert
Fred Glassman
Walter Globis
Edith Glogowski
Robert Gordon
Virgil Gottardo
Mary Kay Graney
Bess Greco
Paul M. Green
Kathryn Grosche
Lillian Gula
Elizabeth Hadley
Carol Hahn
Marjorie Hamm
Gurney Hanson
Malia Hanula
Margaret Hare
Eric Harkna
Katherine Hartgerink
arlin Hartman
Gerald Haruch
Luther Haskins
Mary Hille
Joyce Hoyle
Marie Huber
Edward and Patricia Hunter
Idel Ioffe
Josephine Iussig
Elizabeth Iverson
Richard and Lois Jahn
Susan Jaworek
Denise Jaworski
John G. Shedd aquarium
Richard Johnson
Barbara D. Jones
Horace Jordan
Veronica Kale
Gilbert Kamm
Brian Karlow
KDKL Management, Inc.
Dennis Keeney
Yolanda Kezerle
Eugene Kirby
Renee and Joseph Klak
William Knuppel
Jaime Kofoot
Donna and Martin Korey
Thomas Kostalik
Francis Kostecki
Mr. and Mrs. John Kranz
Richard Krukar
William Krumske, Jr. and
annette Krumske
Barbara Lane
Judith LaRose
Eunice and Joseph Lasky
Law Offices of Meyer Capel
Le Colonial
Phillip Leppert
Gloria Lerman
Lettuce Entertain You
Enterprises, Inc.
Jerome Lewis
Janis Licari
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Linn
Rebecca and Steven Lipp
Edna Lomax
Jacqueline Luczak
Ronald Ludewig
Jean and Raymond Lundgren
Lilia Macasero
alice Maczynski
Georgiana Maliga
Wendi Mancini
Robert and Florence
Mandekich
Lois Mann
Paul Manzi
Sabina Maravilla
Joseph Marsala
Jose Martinez
Pascuala and Teofilo Masa
Jeanne Masek
Felica Masters
anthony Maurice
Marjorie McBride
Veronica McClure
Dolores G. McGowan
McGraw Foundation
Cassaline and James
McHolland
John McHugh
McKesson
Doris Meinik
Katherine Michaels
Irene Michaels
Philip and Nancy Miller
David and Diane Miller
Dorothy Milton
Thomas and Liesl Minneci
Berenice Mittelman
Casey and Ida Mrozak
Colleen Mudge
Nerieda Muehlfelder
Odette Musiel
Dorothea Nagel
albert and Esther Nathan
Gertrude Nawroth
Leo and Mary Ellen Neuman
Nicor Gas
Nieman Marcus
Therese O’Donnell
Joseph Offenbecher
Glen Ohrt
Evelyn Olson
Maryanne Oppenheim
Jerome and Julia Ouper
Sandra Overton
Polly Pancoe and Fred
Kortlander
Edwin and Dorothea Pankratz
John Panton, F.a.C.S.
Deborah Patrick
Irving Pattison
Louis Paukovitz
Russell Paxson
William and Frances Perkins
Walter Permoda
John Peters
Margery L. Philipsborn
Rose Pischke
Mildred Ponfil
Rose Porter
Eleanor Pyzik
Katherine Radavich
Yuly and Ida Raff
Meghana Ranade
Rosella Ranshaw
Blanche Ready
anna Mae Ready
Norman Rebenstorf
Thomas and Mary Rebernak
Paige Reichardt
Mary S. Reilly
Lorraine Reuter
Ronald Rezny
RL Restaurant
Helen Roach
Elliott Robbins
Jesus Rodriguez
Leonardo Rodriquez
Ronald Roegge
Marty Rohr
Stanley Rosen
Joyce Rosenberger
Richard Sarcinelli
Elmer Schirmer
arden Schlegel
Richard and Lucille Schleiter
Patricia Schmidt
Dorothy Schumacher
antoinette Seidelmann
Gayle and Thomas Selcke
Phillip and Veronica Siegel
Signature Room
Marie Sikes
Leon and Martha Skan
Betty and Joe Skorich
Norma Slanger
George Slezak
Helen Smith
Eleanor Smith
Smith & Wollensky Restaurant
Kathleen Sojka
Stuart P. Sondheimer, M.D.
Marion Sours
andrew Spelios
Steven B. Isaacson, Schain
Burney Ross & Citron, Ltd.
Lisbeth Stiffel
Charles Strong
Nancy Sullivan
Timothy and Deborah Surlas
Edith Sutterlin
Janice Swanson
Lisa L. Takata
Yasmin Thompson
Elise Torczynski, M.D.
Carol and Casimir Trocewicz
Pamela Vana
Brett Veltman
Frederick Verhulst
Fred S. Waldman
Margaret Walter
Norman Wandke
adele Warton
Gertrude Waughop
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Webb
Mary J. Wehrle
Milton Weinberg
Leonard Weinstock
Warren Wells
Roger Whitworth
Henry Williams
Dorothy Williamson
Mary Wilson
Dorothy Wilson
Sherry and Douglas Winger
alan Wittenberg
George and Clare Yandel
Frank Yanez
Richard Zbell
Kristi Zimmermann
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Support from the Community (continued…)
BenefaCtor
($10,000 and above)
Nelson C. Doland, Jr.
steward
($1,000-$4,999)
Boardroom, Inc.
Reverend William Paul and Mrs. Martha Paul
Partner
($500-$999)
all Solutions, Inc.
William R. Cinotti, M.D. and Doris Cinotti
Patricia Fragale
Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation
New Jersey Organ and Tissue Sharing Network, Inc.
Patron
($250 - $499)
Ralph R. DeVito, PDG
Eye Institute of New Jersey
David Goodman
Hudson Eye Physicians &
Surgeons, LLC
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program
United Way of Tri-State
VTS Travel Enterprises, Inc.
sUPPorter
(up to $249)
aloia Funeral Home
Ethel arnold
arthur Ballinger
Bertram Barnett, PDG
Bayshore Community
Health Services, Inc.
Gordon Beals
Julius Bingham
Bloomingdale’s
Herbert Bodensiek
Melvyn Bray, CC and Ginny Bray
Francisca Brito
Beryl Brown
Horace J. Brown, PDG
Laura Campos
Ben Chirls
Richard Chittum, PDG and
Barbara Chittum
David Chu, M.D.
alfonse Cinotti, M.D. and
Kathleen Cinotti
Mary ann Clayton, M.D.
Lourdes Comas, CS
Mark a. Connor
Corneal associates of New Jersey, P.a.
Nicholas Ditta
Stephen M. Domovich, PDG
Janet Donohue
James Dougherty
EyeCare, MD of New Jersey
Robert and Yeda Fish
Mr. Robert Frank, VDG
Friends of Senator Cardinale
Giliberti Eye & Laser Center
ann Gingerelli
Constance Gitto
Mr. Victor Graziano
Stanley Grossman, PID
Irene Houlis
James Johnston
Kamienski Funeral Homes, Inc.
Kearny Federal Savings
Ronald and Jane Kelly
Wingate Khalil
Marshall Klein, PDG and
Barbara Klein
Lizabeth Konopka
Margie Larkin
Mark a. Lister, M.D.
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Linda Lorras
Peter and antoinette Mariano
Miguel Martinez
Iris a. Martinez-arroyo
Raymond Mass
Dr. Edward Meyer, VDG
Isidore Mihalakis, M.D.
Louis D. Moccia
Howie Model
Elspeth Moore, PDG
Susan Mueller
Mary Beth Murphy
Jean Myers
New Jersey academy
of Ophthalmology
Jose Nieto, DG
Theodore Nugent
Ellen Polito
Raul and Mavi Pretto
Reiser’s Courier Service
Eugene Renkar, PDG
Charles and Cecelia Rex
Riewerts Memorial Home, Inc.
Tracy L. Robinson
Henry Scharch
Douglas Schembs, Jr. and
Lois Schembs
Christopher Smith
Peter Sobilo
Joanne Stram
Silvio Venturi
Eugene Vignali
Victor Weedn, M.D.
James Wheeler, DG
Charlotte Wood
Edwin Wormann
Benjamin Yashinski, IPDG and
Diana Yashinski
Midwest Eye-Banks has made every effort to publish accurate information acknowledging its contributors and their gifts
during fiscal year 2006-07. However, we regret that errors and omissions may occur, on occasion. If you discover an error
in our contribution acknowledgement lists, please accept our apologies and contact us at (800) 247-7250 so that we may
review and correct our records as necessary.

CONTRIBUTIONS IN HONOR aND IN MEMORY
in Memory of Col. seyyar aktolga
ayten Uzman
in Memory of haure andrade
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
in Memory of Betty J. armstrong
James armstrong
in Memory of Michael ayres
John Morgan
in Memory of asli azizi
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
in Memory of Rita M. Bach
Jean Berry
in Memory of earl Bailey
Novi Lions Club
in Memory of wilma Baker
Brian Shepard, PDG
in Memory of edwin Barton
Mamie J. Walton
in Memory of Madeleine Benninger
Marilyn D. Lawton
in Memory of david and olga Benson
Jean C. Lundgren
in Memory of kathleen Bertoglio
Colleen Mudge
in Memory of Viola Bingham
Julius Bingham
in Memory of Jim Bishop
Jimmie H. Ramage
in Memory of Carl a. Blank
Marianne R. Kemp
in Memory of stacey lee Blundell
Jamie Blundell
in Memory of alfreda Boesch
David Eberlein, PDG
in Memory of John Bolton, sr.
Susan J. Taub, M.D. and Staff
in honor of Marsha Brenner
Dorothy Fuller
in Memory of shawn Brown
Hortense Fuoss
in Memory of Betty Buckley
Michigan Donor Family Council
in Memory of
deVerde M. Burkholder, sr.
Thomas P. Finn
in Memory of
deVerde M. Burkholder, sr.
DeVerde Burkholder, Jr. and
SaleMae Burkholder
Mary and Robert Sandefur
in Memory of emma Cepek
Betty Skorich
in Memory of stephen Mark Chapo
Peggy L. Chapo
in honor of alfonse a. Cinotti, M.d.
William R. Cinotti, M.D.
in honor of Ruth Clarke
Gary Steinaway
in Memory of
Jonathan edward Clodfelter
Susan d’Olive Mozena
in Memory of howard Cohan
Minnie Cohan
in honor of Granville B. Cutler, pdG
George L. Cole, PDG
in Memory of Mary anne devereaux
James Devereaux
in Memory of Raymond dewitt, pdG
James and Janet Dunn
in Memory of Robert e. dunk
ann Dunk
in Memory of Casimir dzieginski
Casimir Dzieginski
in Memory of loretta edmund
John Edmund
in Memory of sandra Gail emerling
David M. Emerling
Lawrence C. Emerling
in Memory of
david luke emmerling
Joseph Marsala
in Memory of don Fairfield
Muskegon Host Lions Club
in honor of Robert scott Feder, M.d.
Margaret amber
Margery L. Philipsborn
Ronald Rezny
Kristi L. Zimmermann
in Memory of ann Ferns
alice M. Ferns
JULY 1, 2006–JUNE 30, 2007
in Memory of david Freedman, M.d.
Teri L. Kasper
in Memory of Jon G. Fresard
Bernice Fresard
in Memory of evelyn Furgatch
Chicago Cornea Consultants
in Memory of Viola Giammario
Mildred Zrazik
in Memory of lloyd Gilbert
Nora Gilbert
in Memory of anita Goldberg
Susan J. Taub, M.D. and Staff
in Memory of wesley Grosche
Kathryn Grosche
wishing Ruth Grossman
a speedy Recovery
Barbara and Richard Chittum, PDG
in Memory of william s. halliday
Bill E. Halliday
in Memory of dorthe C. hecht
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
in honor of david heidemann, M.d.
Jean E. Carmichael
in Memory of Jerry herblet
Retha a. Bancroft
in Memory of Mrs. hinko
Loretta Beresh
in Memory of Mike hixson
Vicki Wade
in Memory of Joseph e. hook
Mary Goy
in Memory of h.w. hunter and
olga hunter
Jacqueline H. Kneip
on the occasion of
wayne and yvonne Jensen’s
50th wedding anniversary
arno and Mildred Rogner
in Memory of Jean Jones
Elizabeth Iverson
in Memory of elsa kassner
Chicago Cornea Consultants
in Memory of Junior Mack kelley
anonymous
Cathy McClory
Michael O’Keefe, CEBT
Susan D. Smith
Carrie Wolverton
in Memory of kevin kelly
Rose L. Pischke
in Memory of Catherine kennedy
Richard J. Kennedy
on the occasion of
thomas kennedy’s 60th Birthday
alan Wittenberg
in Memory of Barb kitch
David Eberlein, PDG
in Memory of Janel klein
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
in Memory of esther h. kooyers
Lucile Kooyers
in Memory of Marion korey
Donna and Martin Korey
in honor of Manus C. kraff, M.d.
Eileen Ferme
in Memory of harriet krumske
William F. Krumske, Jr.
in Memory of Gregory laBonte
alice G. LaBonte
in Memory of Jaulanda M. laFont
Jimmie H. Ramage
in Memory of dorothy lashbrook
Marilyn and Marty Lindenauer
in honor of kevin lavery, M.d.
Bernard J. Karle
in honor of Robert M. lee, M.d.
Mary Cotton
in Memory of Buena lichter
Mary N. Waldo
in Memory of wayne lobert, pdG
James and Janet Dunn
in Memory of Johnnie M. loftis
Emily Loftis
in Memory of John lucas
Susan J. Taub, M.D. and Staff
in Memory of edward Maczynski
alice Maczynski
in honor of parag a. Majmudar, M.d.
Brian Karlow
in Memory of everett Marceau
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
in Memory of Robert Masek
Jeanne Masek
in honor of lynnwood Mast, ipdG
Baldwin Lions Club
Baldwin Lioness Club
in honor of aubrey, Jacob
and Rebekah Mavin
Kyle L. and Christin Mavin
in honor of scott McCartney
Merle McCartney
in honor of Mark l. Mcdermott, M.d.
Carl O. Grade
in Memory of Virginia Mcdonald
Chicago Cornea Consultants
in Memory of ted McGlashen
Michael McGlashen
in Memory of Clinton Mckellar
Lewis and Valerie Benson
Piper S. Chrenka
Michael and Laura Davis
June Dorn
Joyce C. Fox
Richard and Maureen Gilna
arlene McKellar
Richard and Peggy Petrucha
C. Randel and Virginia Burns
David and Martha Sutton
continued on next page…
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CONTRIBUTIONS IN HONOR aND IN MEMORY
in Memory of lorraine McMurray
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hanson
Robert and Connie MacKinnon
Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Noftz
in honor of Roger F. Meyer, M.d.
Henry E. Gray, Ph.D.
in Memory of nellie Miller
John Miller
in honor of pauline Moore
Dennis Moore
in Memory of william d. Myers, M.d.
Detroit Northwest Lions Club
Barbara M. Kuczynski, M.D.
Michigan Eyecare Institute
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Rebant
Heidi Sheffield
Richard and Diane Siriani
Verlyn and Mary Wheat
in Memory of
dominique elizabeth Myszenski
Janice K. ableson
in honor of Fredric C. nern
Margaret a. Nern
in Memory of Gerald nora, M.d.
Susan J. Taub, M.D.
in Memory of kerry ann o’keefe
Colleen Vrba, CEBT
in Memory of helen ostrowski
Diane Beyer
in Memory of Bernice B. pattison
Irving C. Pattison
in Memory of Charles J. pavlik
arno and Mildred Rogner
on the occasion of
Mark pearl’s wedding
arno and Mildred Rogner
in honor of dorothy J. pride
Dorothy J. Pride
in Memory of Joseph principe
Theodore Nugent
in honor of david pruitt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Pruitt
in Memory of Milan Rambadt
allegan Lions Club
in Memory of Matt Reed
Mari H. Gingas
in honor of Cecelia Rex
Charles Rex
in Memory of edwin elver Rice
Mary R. Trimmer
Continued…
in Memory of Marie Riegel
Elizabeth Riegel
in Memory of Margaret a. Rohn
William C. Rohn
in honor of Bernita Rorabeck
John and Christine Rorabeck
in Memory of Mitsue Ross
David Eberlein, PDG
in Memory of nancy Rubinsky
Mary N. Waldo
on the occasion of Rocco Ryg’s
Return to driving
Gary and Paulette Ryg
on the 2nd anniversary of
Rocco Ryg’s Cornea transplant
Gary and Paulette Ryg
in honor of travis, amy
and kurt sale
Marlene and Stephen DeKoeyer
in honor of travis lee sale
Charles and Mary DeVries
Lucille C. Rauch
in Memory of Mrs. sayerstad
Susan J. Taub, M.D. and Staff
in Memory of Clarence scharrer
arno and Mildred Rogner
in Memory of wilma scharrer
arno and Mildred Rogner
in Memory of John schlegel
arden Schlegel
in Memory of Bob serne
Marlene and Stephen DeKoeyer
in honor of Jerold silverman, M.d.
Dolores Erlebacher
in Memory of Gene B. slachta
Shiraz Shariff, M.D.
in Memory of theresa C. smith
Dorothy Burrell
in Memory of Jordan snage
Malcolm Morrison, PDG
in Memory of Jean M. snyder
Nicholas Sarzynski
in honor of h. kaz soong, M.d.
Lawrence J. Detzel
on the occasion of Michelle sotak’s
Cornea transplant
William and Patricia Sotak
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in Memory of Ray sovia
Sue D. Sovia
in honor of alan spigelman, M.d.
John F. Barron
in honor of lauren e. stram
Joanne Stram
in Memory of kenneth Ray styles
Hanover-Horton Lions Club
in honor of Joel sugar, M.d.
Carlos Blanco
Lorraine Cetrone
Paul Manzi
Yuly Raff
in honor of herbert thomas
Jean Myers
in Memory of elva underwood
Donna J. Glombowski
in Memory of norm Van ochten
Essexville-Hampton Lions Club
in honor of Brett Veltman
Kimberly Veltman
in honor of silvio Venturi
Boardroom, Inc.
in Memory of kelvin
Von Roenn, M.d.
Chicago Cornea Consultants
in Memory of Barbara waite
Suzanne Sutton
in Memory of Jim walling
Rodger Pedigo
in Memory of Max warren
Tim and Jess Burkhardt
in Memory of henry C. wehmeier
Sandra Gommel
in honor of Jennifer weizer, M.d.
John C. Lillo
in Memory of
Bernard C. wildgen, M.d.
Mary N. Waldo
in Memory of Bruce wilkins
arno and Mildred Rogner
in Memory of Frank Zatko
Francis a. Zatko
in Memory of Mary e. Zeigler
Nadine Brown
in Memory of henry Zrazik
Mildred Zrazik

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Robert Sturgis, Chairman
Peter J. Latz, Vice-Chairman
Bert Rivette, Secretary
Gary Babcock, Treasurer
Gary anderson, O.D.
William D. Barr, Ed.D.
Rashid L. Bashshur, Ph.D.
Dennis Cobler, O.D.
Board of Directors
Executive Staff
William Constad, M.D.
Lawrence Klaus
John Krienke, Ph.D.
Marilyn R. Lindenauer
Ken Mattfield
Shahzad Mian, M.D.
alan Sugar, M.D.
a. Charles Weir
Kevin W. Ross
President and Chief Executive Officer
Charles J. Pivoney
Chief Operating Officer
Bradley Tennant
Senior Vice President
Florence M. Johnston
President Emeritus
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