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2012 - 2013 Annual Report
Strategically Moving into the Future
From the President’s Desk Greetings, As I look back at all we have accomplished in the last year and our goals for the upcoming five year strategic plan, I am amazed at the numerous projects we have undertaken and completed around our campus in twelve short months. The flurry of excitement and activity is the result of thoughtful coordination and consideration of residents, members and guests. Through the vision of the Sisters of Charity, Bayley opened its doors in 1990 with a ministry to serve older adults. With our mission of providing a continuum of care to our seniors, we strive to provide compassion and quality of life, rooted in the values of respect, honesty and excellence. At the same time we strive to act justly to all those to whom we minister: our residents, families, volunteers, staff and the public. We are blessed with a thriving community and serve approximately 310 residents on campus, 1500 members in our adult day, fitness club and outreach programs, 324 staff members and 200 volunteers. We are also a corporate work partner with DePaul Cristo Rey High School. We foster a person-centered culture with a strong spiritual component in a home-like environment. To that end, some of our recent projects this past year include: an extensive renovation in our main building including lobbies, dining rooms and a state-of-the-art physical therapy room. We also have implemented an expanded, hospitality model of meal service for residents and their guests.
To ensure the funds needed to provide for our residents, for many outlive their resources, we launched an Endowment initiative. As of this time, we are well on the way toward our goal of $30 million. This past year, Bayley provided approximately $2.4 million in uncompensated care. Another project underway is a major technology upgrade. We will soon have a wireless infrastructure, current hardware, software and tech support needed to communicate in the new world of managed care, accountable care organizations and electronic health records. And perhaps more importantly, a way to keep our residents connected with their grandchildren! We face many hurdles-changing consumer preferences, dwindling funding streams and government regulation. We stay involved in our professional associations to ensure innovation, fiscal stewardship and best practices as we meet current and future challenges. Our Board, Advisory Committees and staff follow a Five Year Strategic Plan which, guided by our mission, details proactive goals to meet the needs of our residents and ensure that Bayley flourishes. We invite you to visit Bayley. We welcome you for a tour, for daily Mass, for a community program or a special event. We are proud of life at Bayley and would be pleased to share our activities with you.
Sincerely,
Adrienne A. Walsh, President & CEO ON THE COVER: Bayley resident Jeanette Grothaus participates in physical therapy with the help of Jodi Griffith, LPTA, rehabilitation manager. Bayley offers both in-patient and out-patient care in our newly expanded rehabilitation department. We offer services in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and warm water therapy.
Bayley provides a continuum of care for seniors in a Catholic/Christian setting. With the Sisters of Charity, we strive to provide compassion and quality of life to those we serve. Our commitment is rooted in the values of respect, honesty and excellence.
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QAPI: Instilling Quality at Every Level
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lthough Ohio recently created a state mandate that nursing homes must participate in the continuous improvement program, Quality Assurance Performance Improvement, known as QAPI, Bayley already had a similar program in place. “We know we can never sit back, relax, and think about all that is good at Bayley,” said Paul Kocsis, vice president of health and wellness. “Therefore, we strive to identify where performance improvement is needed and then improve the processes that contribute to our residents’ quality of life on a continuous basis.” The scope of the QAPI program encompasses all departments of Bayley including: Accounting, Activities, Administration, Admissions, Campus Services, Development, Dietary, Environmental Services, Finance, Health & Wellness Services, Human Resources, Marketing, Medical Records, Nursing, Nutrition, Outreach, Paint Shop, Pastoral Care, Social Services and Support Services. The overall goal of Bayley’s QAPI Program is to improve the quality of care and services delivered to our residents, improve resident/family satisfaction, and meet the needs and expectations of residents, families and other stakeholders. In order to support this overall goal, the following objectives need to be met: consistency in caregivers, reducing readmissions to hospitals, focusing on person-centered care, stabilizing pain, preventing falls, infections and pressure ulcers and controlling medications.
If a staff member sees a process that needs to be improved, they can call for a Performance Improvement Project, known as a PIP, meeting with all the stakeholders in the process and gathering input from each one.
“When people hear all sides of the process, you start to see light bulbs go on,” said Jeannette. “The ideas for improvements start flowing.” A recent success story of a PIP centers around nutritional supplements. A question surfaced about the amount of supplements Bayley was purchasing to administer to residents. Aides and Nurses were consulted and provided the information that residents were usually offered supplements at meal times. The problem recognized was that residents either drank the supplement or ate their meal but could not ingest both. Residents were less than thrilled with the taste of the supplements as well. After studying the liquid supplements and involving the kitchen staff along with our dietary consultant, it was determined that by bringing the entire process in-house, Bayley could make our own supplements.
To focus on such widespread goals, Bayley has introduced QAPI to the entire staff.
The result is that we can use fresher ingredients, such as peanut butter, bananas and oranges to create better variety of flavors. Each day the supplement is a different flavor, and we can make a more nutritious product at a much lower cost. The supplements can also be served once per day in the middle of the afternoon, which leaves meal times for eating only.
“Every staff member has a say in things that might not be working as well as they should be,” said Jeannette Bredestege, RN BSN, who implements the requirements of QAPI. “By giving them a voice, they have buy-in.”
“Our residents are the real winners from this PIP,” said Jeannette. “But the best thing about this plan is that our goals are always fluid. As conditions, requirements and regulations change, our goals can too. The plan is ever changing.”
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Mr. Fix-it - Can Do It!
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very Wednesday from 11am – 1 pm Jack Middendorf opens up his St. Joseph’s Fix-it Clinic on the second floor, next to the beauty shop. He puts out his sign and lays out his tools, and waits for customers. Known around Bayley as Mr. Fix-it, Middendorf, offers to fix just about anything. Over the years, Jack has done everything from welding a wheel chair, to rewiring a desk lamp, to fixing broken tables and chairs. He gets called on quite often to repair intricate jewelry pieces, replacing hard-to-open clasps with magnetic closures. Everyone around Bayley knows that if something is broken, Jack is the guy to call. “I fixed a broken monstrance for the chapel a few months ago. The little glass door that holds the host in place wasn’t closing right. I was able to fix it with a magnet,” he said. “They ask for all kinds of things. I even adjusted a guy’s artificial leg once.” Jack started working around Bayley about two years ago when his wife Marylyn, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, became a resident. He came to visit all the time and just started fixing things while he was here.
Mr. Fix-it untangles a knot in a chain for a Bayley resident.
When Jack opens up for business, he makes sure his customers know the price up front. “They have to send me more business,” he said. “There is no charge. I just want to fix anything that needs fixing and I want them to help me spread the word.” Bayley resident Joe Book was in the shop recently getting a bolt reconnected to his motorized scooter. Joe has been to the shop for other repairs. “I come back because he does a good job and he knows what he is doing,” said Joe. “Plus, the price is right.” Jack and Marylyn are both life long West-siders. He said he graduated from Elder and Marylyn from Mercy.
Jack laughs with resident Dottie Roth after replacing the clasp on her necklace and repairing her shoe. 4
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“They have to send me more business,” he said. “There is no charge. I just want to fix anything that needs fixing and I want them to help me spread the word.”
Jack replaces hard-to-open jewelry clasps with magnetic clasps. “Everybody loves those,” he said.
“No matter how many degrees you have, people around here just want to know where you went to high school,” he said with a laugh. And Jack has plenty of degrees, a Bachelor’s degree from University of Cincinnati and a Master’s of Business from Xavier University, along with a successful career with Franciscan Health Systems and PNC Bank where he retired in 1995 as Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. After retirement he found himself bored after just a few weeks and took on a position as Director of County Facilities for Hamilton County. Jack thought he would help out on a few projects, but ended up staying for seven more years. In all of these positions, Jack found he had a knack for fixing things. So he focused on making his gifts available for others.
“They tell me great stories,” he said. “I get so much more out of it than they do.” As Marylyn’s condition worsened, Jack said his role of caregiver grew, to the point that his own world was very small. After she moved into Bayley, Jack knew he had to redevelop his own life. “I know Marylyn is well taken care of and she is at peace,” he said “I thank God every day that she is here at Bayley.” To rebuild his life, Jack became more active in his church, Our Lady of Visitation. So how did he decide to create this ministry at Bayley? “I think if Jesus didn’t have anything else to do, this is what he would be doing,” he said.
Jack says he loves to talk to people who patiently wait while he makes his repairs. They start talking and that is when the fun starts for Jack.
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Person-Centered Dining
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he ingredients to a good meal are not always just about the food. Bayley has recently completed an entire transformation of our dining services, the entire process, from the kitchen to the plate, has been upgraded. Just as important to what is being served is where it is being served. New furniture, updated décor and even new china, glassware and table settings, give each dining area the look of a fine restaurant. And, just as in a fine restaurant, our residents are receiving five star service from a wait staff who take their order from a menu and deliver it to them. “Even though we have always had good food, we knew that we could improve the presentation,” said Carol Blevins, Bayley food service director. “Now all of our dining rooms are warm and inviting.” With input from residents, family members and employees, a Dining Task Force was created. The group created a vision for the team to include these points: • The Dining Areas will be functional, welcoming and comfortable. • Meal time will be a pleasant dining experience that residents can look forward to. • Residents will be offered familiar foods that are presented in a consistent and appealing manner. • Residents will be able to eat what they want, when they want and where they want. • All residents will be treated as individuals with dignity and respect. After months of research and construction, the days of bringing a pre-filled tray to a resident came to an end. On July 9th the new style dining service came to fruition. In 2012 the Assisted Living Dining Room received a similar transformation, doing away with a serving line and bringing in table service. But with the
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Resident Marie Grever and her sister-in-law Marge Langenbrunner, of Delhi, enjoy their table service from Bayley employee Joyce.
upgrade to each dining room, every level of our skilled nursing wings have been transformed as well. Although the day’s main entrée is still prepared in the Bayley kitchen, it is delivered to localized pantries throughout the building. The pantries are stocked with breakfast and sandwich fixings and a griddle for making burgers or a grilled cheese. Blevins explains that when a resident comes to the dining room they can choose the special of the day or items taken from a menu of Daily Alternates that are available all day, every day. The resident can order exactly what they want. In another move to provide more choices, the meals are now served with a two hour window. • Breakfast 7:30am – 9:30am • Lunch 11:30am – 1:30pm • Dinner 4:30pm – 6:30pm This allows residents to eat on their schedule, at the times they choose. Blevins goes on to say
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that with the stocked pantries, if a resident should happen to miss a meal they can come in anytime and choose something from the Daily Alternate menu. A server is always on duty in each pantry. Bayley residents are enjoying the changes. Camille Paolercio said she loves the new drinking goblets that replaced the water glasses they used to have. “I have arthritis in my fingers and this is so much easier to hold,” she said. “Also I really think the dining room is lovely, it feels kind of ritzy.” Not only did Bayley make these physical changes to the dining process, the Task Force also developed new menus and expanded the list of items available every day. They also evaluated the products that were regularly purchased, the recipes
Joyce Stranzin (left) and Deborah Rowe fill lunch orders in the fully-equipped pantry.
used and the methods of food preparation with the goal of serving the highest quality meals. Going from tray service to person-centered dining was not an easy feat, but everyone involved can see the positive results. “These changes give us the opportunity to satisfy more residents,” said Carol. “And that is what we are here for.”
Bayley’s Endowment: Ensuring Our Mission for the Future
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n 2010, the Bayley Endowment Fund was created to become a perpetual example of our mission to provide compassion and quality of life to those we serve. This effort ensures that no resident is asked to leave because of an inability to pay. This past fiscal year saw an average cost of uncompensated care rise from $35,000 to $43,000 per Medicaid resident. These residents are most in need of our medical and lifestyle care. To counter this increasing burden and to address the needs of future residents, the Board and staff of Bayley have overseen the growth of this endowment fund to its current total of $13.6 million. To offer options to those who wish to contribute to the endowment, four funds have been established: • The Pastoral Care Fund-created to continue the spiritual outreach of our Catholic-Christian ministry at Bayley.
• The Adult Day Fund-created by Jim Schubert as a legacy to his wife, Kathy, in honor of the vital services provided to members and care-givers by the Adult Day program. • The Benevolent Care Fund-created to provide care and services to Assisted Living residents. • The Bayley Endowment Fund – created to address the needs of our Health Care residents. Gifts to the Endowment may be made through planned giving vehicles or cash gifts. As with every gift made to Bayley, it can be done as a tribute to another loved one or friend.
For more information, contact: Steven R. Breidenich Director of Gift Planning steven.breidenich@bayleylife.org 513-347-5735
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Bayley Adult Day: Helping Members and Families
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ack in 2010 Karen Knapp realized her dad George could not be alone during the day any longer. So she began to look into adult day programs. “When we came to Bayley Adult Day, I knew it would be perfect for Dad,” she said. “The pleasant staff, the cleanliness of the facility and the fact that they could provide for clients at many levels, really impressed me.” George, a former school teacher and athletic director at Batavia School, loved the interaction with staff and other members. “He was used to being with people all day, and I think he missed that when he retired,” said Karen, who lives with George in Bridgetown. “Participating in activities really settles him down and he is calm when he gets home.” Bayley Adult Day, opened in 1985 at the Sisters of Charity Motherhouse. It was called Eldermount, using a combination of the words ‘elderly’ and ‘mount’ because the program is adjacent to Mount St. Joseph College. Ellie, our favorite golden retriever, spends her days visiting with our Adult Day members and enjoying all the attention they give her. Ellie, who belongs to Chris, the social worker at Bayley Adult Day, comes to work with her almost every day. In this photo, our member Marlene, spends some time with Ellie.
Kathy Baker, who is now Bayley’s Director of Marketing and Special Events started out at Eldermount back in 1989. “Part of the mission of the Sisters of Charity is to address the needs of the underserved in the community with respect, honesty and excellence,” said Kathy. “And now 28 years later we have served thousands of members and their families, fulfilling that mission.” The program was created to give caregivers a break and give seniors who need supervision a secure environment as well as social interaction. Also, with a nurse on-site, all medications and health-related issues can be monitored. “We make sure our members receive their medications when they are supposed to, and we can test blood sugar and vital signs throughout the day, if needed,” said Lynn Lander, Bayley Adult Day nursing supervisor since 1997. “Our nurse aides are with our members throughout the day and they report any pertinent change in condition to the RN on duty. The families feel very comfortable having them at Bayley Adult Day knowing that they are well supervised and with friends.” Of course that peace-of-mind is priceless to family members but it has always been the activities that kept George coming. Karen said her dad enjoys the field trips and special events, like when school children come to sing. But the most important thing to Karen and her family is the wonderful staff. “They care about Dad and all the members like they are their own family,” she said. “I just can’t say enough about them. Bayley Adult Day has been a lifesaver for us.” For more information on Bayley Adult Day, contact Chris Parks at 513-347-5443.
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Bayley Snapshots
LeadingAge Ohio Art Show In July, Bayley was proud to host the 2013 LeadingAge Ohio South Region Art and Writing Show. We received more than 200 pieces of art made by seniors who are affiliated with LeadingAge facilities. The first, second and third place winners moved on to the state competition in Columbus. Hundreds of people came to see the show and also voted on their favorite piece for the “People’s Choice” category. Alice Allison (above left), who lives in the Bayley Village is seen here with her first place winner “Mt. Adams at 7 pm”. Rita Peter (above right), of Bayley Adult Day, is seen here with her third place winner, “What’s for Dinner”. Bayley resident Francis Staubach (above center) shows off his beautiful woodworking piece.
Mission Award Winner Congratulations
(From left) Adrienne Walsh, president and CEO of Bayley, with Michael Hirsch
Bayley Family Night Bayley welcomed residents’ families to come for refreshments and entertainment in May. Seen here are Ed Geiser and his family (above) and Ruth Schroer with her daughter-in-law Marybeth Schroer (above). B ayley L ife
to Michael Hirsch, Assisted Living service coordinator, who was chosen to receive the Bayley Mission Award this year. Nominated by his peers, Mike was chosen for his ability to uphold the Bayley Mission in his everyday work. According to his nomination, “Mike’s personality is the mission. He puts everyone before himself. He strives for excellence in everything he does and always shows compassion toward others… His positive attitude and actions are contagious! He has a way of inspiring others to live the mission too!”
Bayley Talent Show Bayley’s Talent Show this spring featured acts from both residents and employees. This photo shows our resident Joe Book as Elvis, surrounded by the Hound Dog Dancers, which was our activity staff - standing from left to right - Lisa Raftery, Donna Gray, Kathy Sabato, Ben Wilhoit, and kneeling in the photo, Mindy Bryant. Everyone had a great time!
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Fiscal Year Report July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013 Source of Funds Endowment Fund Income 2% Other 12% Fundraising/Contributions 3% Wellness 2% Cottages 5% Adult Day 4%
Room & Board 53%
Ancillary Services 17%
Customized Assistance 2%
Expenditure of Funds Food Supplies & Other Expenses 14% Wellness 2% Cottages 3% Adult Day 4%
Salary & Fringe Benefits 53%
Purchased Services 10%
Charity Care 1%
Depreciation, Impairment & Amortization 10% Interest 1%
Utilities 2%
Number of Employees.......................................................................324 Resident Days by Level of Care: Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation........................................... 4,901 Intermediate Care.......................................................................... 33,712 Assisted Living.................................................................................25,173 Memory Support Care Assisted Living................................. 6,097 Total Resident Days.....................................................................69,883 Percentage of Overall Occupancy (at end of year)....... 97.4% Adult Day Care................................................................................ 10,792
The Bayley Endowment Fund
Our mission of giving quality care regardless of ability to pay can succeed only with the generous help of contributors. We are so grateful to our friends who continue to find ways to support Bayley through these difficult economic times. Many have found planned giving the easiest way to follow their heart for Bayley’s mission while at the same time providing for their own future needs. There are many types of planned gifts that can increase income and secure resources for your loved ones while contributing significantly to Bayley. • A gift of cash • A gift in your will • Gifts of life insurance • A gift of investment assets • Tax free gifts from your IRA
Annual Giving
We welcome gifts of all sizes throughout the year to support the Bayley Annual Fund. These gifts help meet the increasing and changing needs of our residents as well as make possible the outstanding programs and services we provide for them. For more information contact Steven Breidenich in the Bayley Development Department at 513-347-5735.
Uncompensated Care Expenses
2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000
Grand Total: $ 2,414,334, which represents 13% of the Senior Care budget
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Bayley Charity Adult Day Care for lower Charity Care income and for lower indigent income and persons indigent $2,278,621 persons $34,573
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Community Services for the Broader Community $101,140
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Bayley has become a leader in the health care industry because of the dedication, foresight and commitment of countless staff and volunteers. Over the years, professionals from all walks of life have given their time and talents to serve on the Bayley boards and various advisory committees. These community leaders have embraced the Bayley mission and work with staff to plan, implement and achieve goals that will enable us to prepare for and address future needs. Board of Directors John J. Kron, Chair Deloitte & Touche LLP Retired Donald J. Jansen, Vice Chair STS GMG LLC Gerard G. Schroeder, Board Secretary S. Patricia Sabourin, SC Board Treasurer CBSM Liaison
Adrienne A. Walsh, Ex-Officio President/CEO Philomena S. Ashdown Strauss & Troy S. Patricia Marie Bernard, SC Spirituality and Healthcare Ministries
Mary Lee Bogenschutz St. Ignatius School, Retired Ron C. Christian Taft Stettinius & Hollister Lisa Marie Gick Macys S. Lois Jean Goettke, SC Leadership Councilor Donald L. Keller Haberer Registered Investment Advisors, Inc. Michael F. Kennedy Fifth Third Bank Harold A. Klink US Bank Joseph D. Lind Emery Federal Credit Union Kenneth J. Ryan Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc. B ayley L ife
Thomas F. Sedler Home City Ice Company Steve L. Simendinger Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc. S. Marianne Van Vurst, SC St. Joseph Home, Retired Medical Staff Scott Massa, M.D. Medical Director Board Committees
Benevolent Care Committee Michael F. Kennedy, Chair S. Carol Bauer, SC S. Roslyn Hafertepe, SC John J. Kron Paul Kocsis Celeste Mackey David Thorsen Adrienne A. Walsh Bayley Fund Annual Support Campaign Kinnaird S. McQuade Michael F. Kennedy Sandra Kuhlmann Elizabeth Malloy Judith Marx Cathy Moody Alice Rogers Uhl Holly Doan Spraul Adrienne A. Walsh Endowment Advisory Cabinet John J. Kron, Chair Kathy Baker Steven Breidenich Ron C. Christian S. Roslyn Hafertepe, SC Patricia Lingg Molly Prues George A. Schaefer Rosemary Schlachter Jim Schubert Thomas E. Sedler Stephen L. Simendinger S. Marianne Van Vurst, SC Adrienne A. Walsh
Executive Committee John J. Kron, Chair Donald J. Jansen, Vice-Chair Gary Schroeder, Secretary S. Patricia Sabourin, SC, Treasurer, CBSM Liaison Kenneth J. Ryan, Finance Chair Adrienne A. Walsh Finance Committee Kenneth J. Ryan, Chair Jeff Briggs Edward W. Grout Donald J. Jansen Donald L. Keller Michael F. Kennedy Harold A. Klink Paul Kocsis John J. Kron S. Ruth Kuhn, SC S. Patricia Sabourin, SC David Thorsen Adrienne A. Walsh Mission Integration/ Quality Committee S. Pat Marie Bernard, SC, Chair Linda Coppage Carol Egner, MD Carol Groger S. Lynn Heper, SC Barbara Kallmeyer Paul Kocsis Jack Marx, RPh S. Ann Ryan, OP S. Mary Dolores Schneider, SC Adrienne A. Walsh Strategic Planning Committee Gerard G. Schroeder, Chair Kathy Baker Doug Bennett Mary Lee Bogenschutz Lisa Marie Gick Edward W. Grout S. Roslyn Hafertepe, SC Ken Horney Joseph D. Lind Patricia Lingg Paul Kocsis
Sandra Kuhlmann S. Patricia Malarkey, SC David Thorsen Adrienne A. Walsh Management Team Kathy Baker Director, Marketing and Special Events Carol Blevins Director, Dining Service Steven Breidenich Director of Gift Planning Linda Coppage Director, Nursing Paul Kocsis Vice President, Health & Wellness Sandra Kuhlmann Director, Support Services Jenny Lee HR Generalist Patricia Lingg Executive Assistant Celeste Mackey Director, Business Office Larry Niehaus Maintenance Manager Ydalia Rios Supervisor, Environmental Services S. Ann Ryan, O.P. Director, Pastoral Care Dean Snyder Outreach Coordinator Dave Thorsen Director, Finance LTC Adrienne A. Walsh President/CEO JoAnn Wilhoit Supervisor, Medical Records 11
2012-2013 Board of Directors
Front Row: Left to Right: Pat Marie Bernard, SC, Patricia Ann Sabourin, SC, Adrienne A. Walsh, Marianne VanVurst, SC, Steve Simendinger Middle Row: Left to Right: Lisa Gick, Gary Schroeder, Mike Kennedy, Ken Ryan, Philomena Ashdown, Mary Lee Bogenschutz Back Row: Left to Right: John Kron, Don Keller, Hal Klink, Don Jansen, Tommy Sedler, Ron Christian Not Pictured: Lois Jean Goettke, SC and Joe Lind
2012-2013 Management Team
Front Row: Left to Right: Judith Marx, S. Ann Ryan, Adrienne A. Walsh, Patrica Lingg, Ydalia Rios Middle Row: Left to Right: Linda Coppage, Steven Briedenich, Kathy Baker, Carol Blevins, Dean Snyder Back Row: Left to Right: Larry Niehaus, Sandra Kuhlmann, Jenny Lee, Celeste Mackey, Paul Kocsis, David Thorsen Not Pictured: Jo Ann Wilhoit 12
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BAYLEY GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING GIFTS AND PLEDGES Received from July 1, 2012, through June 30, 2013 A Caring Choice, Inc. Action Video Production Inc. Theresa and Steven Adams Frank Altenau Robert and Ashley Altenau Carl Anderson * Anonymous Friend Frances Asam George Aug Betty and Leo Baker Dennis and Kathy Baker Terrance and Constance Baker Robert and Terri Bandenburg Kenneth Barnette Rosemary and August Bauer Christa Bauke Carole Beck Donald E. Beckert Sister Pat Marie Bernard,SC Howard Berninger, M.D. David and Maureen Bill Patricia Bitter Mary Lee Bogenschutz Thomas and Jeanne Boyle James Brady Fred and Dixie Brandewiede Dorothy Braun Estate of William B. Braun Donna and Jerry Braunstein Jo Ann Brock S. Mary Kay Bush, S.C. Robert and Donna Bushman Theodore and Maureen Cashen Pennie Catron Cincy Custom Carts Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation Jack Corsmeier Mary Cormier Sharon Curran Daul-Zac Bichons Patricia Davoran Rank and Barbara Dawson James Doherty Dollar General Steven and Peggy Dulle Carolyn and Jim Dwyer Mary Dyer Eastern Network Kenneth Eckel Carol Egner, M.D. Bayley L ife
Thomas J. Ellis James Espelage Jerome D. Fagel, Jr. Thomas and Molly Federle Grable Ford Philip and Deborah Frederick Jean C. Frolicher Betty Gausman T.R. Gear Landscaping, Inc. GE Foundation Ed Geiser Frank Geiser General Electric Evendale Employees’ Community Service Fund Janice Glatthaar Sister Lois J. Goettke, SC Joan Graman Martha and Dieter Gramms Marvin Grant Sister Roslyn Hafertepe, SC Marian Hagen Robert and Susan Halonen Neil Hancock Irene Harmes Sister Jean Patrice Harrington, SC Ann and Thomas Hartke Susan Haumesser Donald Heimbrock John and Myra Hendy Edith Henlein Sister Lynn Heper, SC Guy and Mildred Hess Richard and Renita Homan Home City Ice Company Kenneth Horney Frances Hornikel Jane Howard Jerry and Jan Hunsche Donald Jansen James and Marjorie Jansing Jeanne and Jay Jaspers Dorothy Junginger Michael and Jo Ann Kappa Mary Kautzman Don and Julie Keller Keith and Martha Kelly Ann Kemper Theresa Kenning Andrew Kleiman Marilyn Klug James Kohrman Ruth Kramer Judith A. Krueger William and Ellen Kuebler Sister Ruth Kuhn, SC Marsha Ladenburger Pauline Lalley
Mary Lammert Richard Langmeier David and Karen Laymance Legatus of Cincinnati Bonnie Lemmel LifeLearn Program Robert and Dorothy Litzinger Dr. Richard Lowstuter, Jr. George Lukas Jean Lyons Roland and Jeanette MacGregor Sister Patricia Malarkey, SC Rita Manogue Robert and Ruth Marchioni Scott J. Massa, M.D. Nancy Matthew Bob and Liz Maxwell Victoria and Scott Mayall Jodi Mayhaus Sue McCarren Dan Medecke Marlene Menchen Mark Mesmann Anthony and Ann Metzner Estate of Nicholas Miceli Nicholas Miceli * William and Nancy Neiheisel Thomas and Mary Claire Nicholl Joseph and Stephanie Niemeyer Rose Marie Niemeyer Mary Palmoski Frank and Linda Panzeca Margaret Parks Bob and Sandra Parsons Robert Pfeiffenberger Claire Phillips Genevieve Phillips Sheila Poast Thomas Poast Robert Pitts Molly Prues Vern Quast Thomas and Linda Raphael William and Cathy Rasmussen Anna A. Ratledge Joan Rawlings Ray and Joan Riestenberg Boyd Riley Jane and Fred Robinson Anella Roser Dorothy Roth Eugene Ruehlmann * Jean Rupp
Sister Patricia Ann Sabourin, SC Fred and Anna Mae Scheper Thomas and Joyce Schiller Lawrence and Dorothy Schloemer Sister Thelma Schlomer, SC Sister Rita Schmutte, SC Lisa Schnapp Sister Mary Dolores Schneider, SC Elizabeth Schoener Thomas and Mary Jane Schroer James Schubert Werner Schulten Joseph and Silva Schultz Carol Schumacher Philip Schutte Joseph and Susan Sedler Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Marian Smith Gregory and Eileen Snider Mary Stevens Henry and Julia Striet Cynthia Stueve Myrna Summers James and Alice Sunderhaus Lawrence Tepe * Mark and Stephanie Thaman Patricia Tierney Thomas and Ruth Tierney Jean and Lawrence Tobe Toby Tobler Patricia Trimpe Omer Trippel Turner Construction Company Sister Marianne Van Vurst, SC Vitt Stermer and Anderson Funeral Home Peggy Vogel Charles and Frances Vogeler Kent and Pat Wahl Michael and Leanne Waid Geraldine Warner David and Teresa Wenning Doris Wenning Edward and Marcia Wilz Tiffany Wise Shirley and Donald Wittekiend Angela Woodard Barbara Wright Bob and Sandie Wubbolding 13
B ayl e y ANNUA L R EPOR T Gifts In Memory of Loved Ones
In Memory of Helen Buller Edward Buller
In Memory of Angela and Jack Ackerman Lawrence and Barbara Kallmeyer
In Memory of Rose Burns James Burns
In Memory of Joan Ackerman William and Jo Ann Reder In Memory of Hedy Ackerman Deborah Bisig Jack Corsmeier Robert and The Honorable Judge Sylvia S. Hendon Michael LaRosa In Memory of Ruth Altenau Anonymous Friend James Brady Tom and LaVern Graham Alice Henkel Mark and Nancy Hutzel Leroy Meyers Niehaus Financial Services, LLC Howard Paff Genevieve Phillips John and Mary Salzarulo Kenneth Scheidt In Memory of Ruth Amberger Francis Amberger In Memory of Adalaide Ambrose Thomas and Patricia Moehring In Memory of Shirley Baker Dolores Ritchie In Memory of Frank Betsch Diane Ivins In Memory of Deceased Members of the Brockhaus Family Robert and Dorothy Litzinger In Memory of Joseph Bujdoso Dick and Judy Janson
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In Memory of David D’Erminio Billie D’Erminio In Memory of Jack and Cecilia Downs James Downs In Memory of Ruth Ellis Clay and Kathleen Beekley Richard Harnist Beverly Jennings In Memory of James Eversole Virginia Eversole Robert and Ruth Marchioni In Memory of Vincent and Anna May Faller S. Mary Catherine Faller In Memory of Marion Fanning Steve Arling Bright Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. David and Susan Deye Mary Falls Jim Fanning Joseph Gates Carol Gifford Jill Jansen Carolyn Maness Mary Minges Ms. Margaret A. Prues Ms. Marlene Prues Molly Prues James and Mary Ryan John Sellet Lois Stephens Jean and Lawrence Tobe Alice Rogers Uhl Reese Webb Amy Weiler Patrice Zink In Memory of Anna and Harold Feist Sylvia A. Feist In Memory of Lillian Focht Gary and Sandra Hayner Robert and Rose Seger
In Memory of Betty Feldkamp Donald J. Feldkamp In Memory of Victor Gausman Betty Gausman In Memory of James Geghan Mrs. Sherry Geghan In Memory of Edna Geiser Edward Geiser In Memory of Betty Goosman Patricia Bitter In Memory of Jack Graman Jean and Lawrence Tobe In Memory of Bernadette Gross Dennis and Marcie Benjamin In Memory of Daniel Hafertepe Alice Hafertepe In Memory of Raymond Hahn Martha J. Hahn In Memory of John and Jean Hanekamp Robert and Carol Sprengard In Memory of Ruth Harnist Albert Harnist In Memory of James and Katherine Harrington Sister Jean Patrice Harrington, SC In Memory of Ruth Hautman Advanced Engineering Consultants LTD Anonymous Friend W. David Benning Thomas Blauvelt Mike Brinkmiller Cycle Specialties, Inc. Don and Alice Hautman Patricia Hull Paul Huschart
Paul Hutubise Edwatd Kemen Robert and Susan Knight Krempp Construction Sherry Midlam Tom and Ellen Morin Martha Myers Donald Paquette Timothy Reher M. Simon Sapsford Mark and Nancy Vincent Debra Williams Jennifer Wilson In Memory of Ruth Hayes Glenn Greiner In Memory of Ken Hellman Anonymous Friend Christa Bauke Gigi Bray Arthur Burrill John Fisher Glen Greiner Alice Henkel Dawn Jansen Robert and Ruth Marchioni Fred Miller Michael Miller Edwin White William Zimmer In Memory of Helen Hennessey Francis Niehaus In Memory of Daniel Herzog Kevin Herzog In Memory of Mary Ann Hines Dennis and Kathy Baker William Brauntz William Frietsch Jerome and Margie Heidemann Henry Marks In Memory of Edward Rally Holscher Patricia Holscher In Memory of Mary Elsie Huber Mary Ann Hines *
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In Memory of Jack Hunsche James Brady Allen Cliffe Mark and Susan Dickey Judith Hodgins Robert Johnson John Keller Patricia Kiffmeyer Marlene Kiely Alfred Luebbers Ben Rapien James Riestenberg Mary Rush Sally Schenkel In Memory of Angela and Victor Hyland Cooper Electric In Memory of Joe Jennings Patricia Jennings In Memory of Virginia Jones Gregory and Sally Chitwood In Memory of Antoinette Kist Mary Jo Siebert In Memory of Clarissa Kist Joseph Kerr In Memory of Byrd Knauber Thomas and Joyce Schiller In Memory of Walter Kohl Sr. Walter Kohl Jr. In Memory of Zella Kohl Walter Kohl Jr.
James Holthaus Bernard Krull Sally Rolf John Veleno James Woester In Memory of Betty LaPorte Dolores and Rodney Grubb Mary Pat Lampe Margaret Parks In Memory of Delphia Laub Kathy Ayers Kathleen Noonan Dennis White In Memory of Bob Linz Helen Schreibeis In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Litzinger Family Robert and Dorothy Litzinger In Memory of Charles Lohman Mary Wehner In Memory of James Lonneman Mary Wehner In Memory of Joe Ludwig Mary Wehner In Memory of Harry Maly Robert and Joyce Maly In Memory of Tish Marchioni Karen and Timothy Knoll
In Memory of Betty Kramer Robert G. Kramer
In Memory of Annabelle McAlister Paul Binder Bill and Petrina McAlister
In Memory of Marian Krueger James Krueger
In Memory of Edward McCafferty Jean McCafferty
In Memory of Geogiana Krull Carol Bird Kevin Burnett Rick Cron Donna Dean Fred Espenscheid
In Memory of Steven McCafferty Jean McCafferty
B ayley L ife
In Memory of Margaret McElvain Rose Mary Ruberg
In Memory of Esther Meiners Mary R. Meiners In Memory of Ottilia Menke Mr. Gerald T. Menke, Sr. In Memory of Helen R. Metz Tom and Carol Hughes In Memory of Robert Preston Meyers John Mayer In Memory of S. Patricia Mirsberger Daniel and Mary Lou Wood In Memory of Dorothy Moorman Ruth Moorman In Memory of Cliff Mueller Jean and Lawrence Tobe In Memory of Rose Mary Mullen Robert Freudenberg Jo Ann Schulte In Memory of Eileen Heper Nolop Sister Lynn Heper, SC In Memory of Alma Osterman Carmen and Joanne Petrillo In Memory of Richard Osterman Carmen and Joanne Petrillo In Memory of Thomas Osterman Carmen and Joanne Petrillo In Memory of Ann Perzel Andrew Perzel In Memory of Raesa Prechenenko Rita Driehaus Patricia Fugazzi J. Steven Gammeter Carol Holcomb Kennedy Family
Roseann Kennedy Mayall Family A. Lois Redman Remig Family Linda Royalty Larry Shanklin Bob Walsten Nick Weidner In Memory of Dee Price Christopher Berndt Patricia Bitter Mary A. Boyd Thomas and Mary Jean Bushman Rita Driehaus Jim and Kate Gaunt Carolyn Groger Angela Haller Thomas and Mary Lou Mullen Mary Rizzo Dorothy Roth Joanne Schroth Judy Tensing Betty and James Tierney David Volker In Memory of Grace Rauch Ronald and Judith Koehne In Memory of Blanche and Bill Renzenkuper Linda and T.D. Hughes In Memory of Bernard Rieskamp Mrs. Bernard Rieskamp In Memory of Harold Robertson Walter Harrell Robert Maxwell Esther Montague Alvin Roehr Thomas Wimberg In Memory of Forrest Robisch Diane Robisch In Memory of Russell Roeder Mary Wehner In Memory of George Rogers Sally Schenkel
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B ayl e y ANNUA L R EPOR T In Memory of Helen Ruehl Dorothy M. McCubbins Irma Schwartz In Memory of Margaret Ruehl Donald and Marian Souders In Memory of Patricia Ruehlman Marvin Ruehlman In Memory of Virginia Ruehlmann Dave and Ginny Wiltse In Memory of Dr. George Russo Robert and Ruth Marchioni In Memory of Mary Lorraine Schepker Don and Pat Blum Lorraine Franz Dorothy Roth David and Sue Schepker In Memory of Joseph Schreibeis Nicholas Calardo Marc and Laura Schreibeis Feith In Memory of Adele Schulte Marcia Schulte In Memory of Gerhard Schulte Marcia Schulte In Memory of Edith Schmutte Dave Mueller John R. Tumlin & Sons Ltd.
Eugene Ruehlmann Barbara Whitmer In Memory of Mary Siemer Walter Siemer In Memory of John Silbernagel Jill Meyer In Memory of Mary Sinnard Kathleen Baker Gary Cecil David Eby Kathleen Ernst Janet Fisher Jim Kinne John Kuley Rosemary Kuley Randy Lipps Robert Maxwell Frank and Linda Panzeca Richard Rippy Alfred and Anita Roa William Stieby James Swift Mary Ann Tebbe Judith Wittich-Fowee Richard Zepf In Memory of Frank and Loretta Springman Ronald Springman In Memory of Paul Stacey Greg Widmeyer In Memory of S. Assunta Stang Daniel and Mary Lou Wood In Memory of Irma Staples Margaret Langenbrunner
In Memory of Mary Jean Sedler Mial Shauberger
In Memory of Walter Strecker Helen Schreibeis
In Memory of Ruth Shaw Jean Burke Designs By Patricia Michael Kohlsdorf Bruce Lott Amy Luca Robert and Betty Mecklenborg David Niemeyer Lois Pratt
In Memory of Sally Stephenson David and Carol Allen Jean Allen Joseph and Jackie Book Mick Carota Jack Corsmeier Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cranley Michael Donnelly
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Franklin Duff Mary Sue and James R. Jones J. Kevin Kendall Mack Kidd Edward Kuarzhals Ronald Lipps Thomas Luebbe Kenneth Luken Brenda Lykins Mark Meinhardt Teresa Nau Louis Van Nottingham Kenneth Pastura Ward Pohl Richard Probst Paul Reis Schoch Tile & Carpet, Inc. C. Jean Schroer William Stephenson Janice Sullivan Jerry Vetter Lawrence Wanninger
James and Margaret Harter Barbara Hayhow Alice Henkel Michael Hudson Herb and Linda Huesman Joe Kaiser Ray Kirchner Charles and Rita Kneflin Roland and Jeanette MacGregor Teresa Martin Elizabeth Panzeca Anthony Schaefer Corrinne Thaler Adrienne Walsh
In Memory of Betty Stocker Clea Porter
In Memory of James Tom Tierney Edward and Gail Boesing Thomas and Mary Jean Bushman Michael and Jacqueline Fisher Ronald and Betty Fraley Carolyn Groger Greg and Gail Hoff Mark and Patricia Lingg Robert Maxwell Patrick Penderghast Colleen Tierney Betty Tierney Catherine Williams
In Memory of Jean Stoehr Genevieve Divo Carolyn Groger Robert Maxwell Shirley Sauer In Memory of Paul Stueve Linda Bradley Groff Collett Mary Jean Esselman Mark and Nancy Hutzel John McMahon Judy Roth William Sachs Lawrence Wanninger Jean Wessel In Memory of Donald Sunderhaus Helen Schreibeis In Memory of Lois Taylor Marcia Schulte In Memory of Richard Dick Tenoever Claree Ballew Christa Bauke Gregg Bolland Thomas and Jeanne Boyle James Brady A Childs Garden Inc. John Elsen
In Memory of Larry Tepe Christa Bauke Donald Jansen In Memory of Margaret Tharp Karen Knapp
In Memory of Martha Tiettmeyer Anonymous Bill and Janet Schulte In Memory of Ruth Torbeck Betty Bauer In Memory of Thomas John Uhl Jean Allen Christa Bauke Susan Hadley Donald Jansen Don and Julie Keller Kent Kochheiser Richard Leimann Maureen Maxfield Mr. John and Dr. Beverly McCarthy Fal l 2013
Gates and Margy Richards Dorothy Roth Judy Roth Rural/Metro Corporation Sally Schenkel Molly Talbot Thomas P. Tierney Robert and Adrienne Walsh In Memory of Mary Louise Wanninger Janice Baker James Brady Jack Corsmeier Patricia Davoran Ronald Dreyer William Fox Tom and LaVern Graham Albert Harnist Hartman & Hartman Inc. Anita Hehn Robert Maxwell Eugene Mayleben James Murphy Elizabeth Panzeca Jerry Pendergrass Thomas and Mary Pragar Walter Siemer John Smith Doris Strohofer Withamsville Church of Christ Jonathan Wocher In Memory of Helen and Richard Weber James Weber In Memory of Sally M. Weber Mark and Nancy Hutzel In Memory of Robert Wesseling Margaret Wesseling In Memory of Alma Widolff Carl and Constance Hopper Morand and Suzanne Widolff In Memory of Edgar Wilming Lynn Ratcliff William and Mary Ridder In Memory of Virginia Zwick Michael Zwick Robert Zwick B ayley L ife
Gifts In Honor of Family or Friends
In Honor of Camilla Volski Greg Volski
In Honor of Kathy Baker Alice Rogers Uhl
In Honor of Adrienne Walsh Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati
In Honor of Maria Bambach Christa Bauke In Honor of Nancy Goetz Allen Cliffe In Honor of Susan Haumesser Ken and Ruth Horney In Honor of William G. Hemmer Martha MacCallumGregory In Honor of Donald L. Keller SC Ministry Foundation In Honor of John Kron Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati In Honor of Joan Massa Rita Neville In Honor of Andrew Perzel John W. and Marianne Peck Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation In Honor of Donald and Alisa Reichert Donald and Esolde Reichert In Honor of Sister Ann Ryan, OP Ken and Ruth Horney Richard and Elizabeth Neidhard In Honor of Elaine Schneider Jill Meyer In Honor of Esther Spies * Ms. Christine M. Warren In Honor of Tom and Ruth Tierney Michael and Jacqueline Fisher
In Honor of Carol Wittkamp Douglas & Lisa Bennett In Honor of Robert Zwick Barb Wolf In Honor of Marie Zobay Allen and Anne Zobay Diamond Tribute Award Dinner Honoring Joe and Tish Lambrinides
Gold Sponsor SC Ministry Foundation Silver Sponsors Fort Washington Investment Advisors Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Skyline Chili, Inc. Turner Construction Company Emerald Sponsors Home City Ice Fifth Third Bank Good Samaritan Hospital Bronze Sponsors Bistro Management Inc. Omnicare, Inc. SMART Healthcare Services Corp. Cocktail Sponsors HKC Roofing & Construction LaRosa’s Smith Beers Yunker & Company Thoma and Sutton Eyecare Professionals, LLC Benefactor Sponsors R.J. Beischel Building Company CarpetLand Carpet One Derringer Company Jay and Donna Morgeson
Peerless Printing James Schubert Sheakley Unicomp, Inc. Wallingford Coffee Western Hills Window Co., Inc. Host/Hostess Michael and Diane Arnold Douglas and Lisa Bennett Donald J. Blaney, MD Robert Conway Sue Doan Richard and Renita Homan David and Vicki Humphrey Mary and Bill Ivers Donald Jansen Michael and Michelle Kennedy Harold and Donna Klink Paul Kocsis John and Marguerite Kron Joseph and Sandra Kuhlmann Michael LaRosa Scott J. Massa, MD and Barbara Shepard Kinnaird and Kathleen McQuade Patricia A. Murdock James and Mary Ryan Kenneth and Beth Ryan George and Betty Schaefer Mark and Rosemary Schlachter Tom and Ginny Sedler Daniel and Holly Spraul Joe and Sandy Thoma David and Nancy Thorsen Jane Tierney Ruth and Tom Tierney, Sr. Tom Tierney, Jr. Alice Rogers Uhl Richard and Anne Marie Wagner Robert and Adrienne Walsh Dr. Dave and Ginny Ruehlmann Wiltse Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Wittkamp Benefactors 25th Hour Don A’Hearne Mary Allen Philomena S. Ashdown Aston Oaks Kathleen and Dennis Baker 17
B ayl e y ANNUA L R EPOR T Amanda Holzhauser Bayley Fitness Club Bayley Gift Shop Douglas and Lisa Bennett Bistro Management Inc. Donald J. Blaney, MD Boi Na Braza Gwen Boller Mark Bowen Donna and Jerry Braunstein Brose Tours Broxterman Greenhouse Onassis A. Caneris, MD Cheviot Savings Bank Christina Chia Chipotle Denise and Joe Ciambarella Cincinnati Ballet Co. Cincinnati Martial Arts Club Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Donna Cox CVS Pharmacy Patricia Jane Davoran Dean R. Bacovin Jewelers and Diamond Center Billie D’Erminio Diane’s Restaurant Joe Dominiak and Sandy Kingsley Dream Dinners DuBois Bookstore John Eckberg Edible Arrangements Erlene Ellis Factory Direct West Faigle and Sons Jewelers Fleming’s Fine Jewelry Friedhoff Florist Frisch’s Big Boy-Delhi Frisch’s Corporate Office Jean C. Frolicher Lisa Gick Glass Creators Janice Glatthaar John and Peggy Goehr Sister Lois J. Goettke, SC Edward and Pamela Grout Marsha and Edward M. Haberer Martha J. Hahn Hair Inc. Ann and Thomas Hartke Toby and Judi Heile Ronald and Sally Heithaus Alice Henkel Edith Henlein Edward and Mary Herbers 18
Guy and Mildred Hess Renita M. Homan Hudepohl Jewelers Herb and Linda Huesman Humbert’s Quality Meats Sue Hurley Mary and Bill Ivers J & J Restaurant Donald Jansen Jenny’s Homemade Cookies Edward and Shirley Jeremiah Don and Julie Keller Lori and Michael Kelley Michael and Michelle Kennedy Becky Kiefer Robert and Marcy Klein Harold and Donna Klink Paul and Amy Kocsis John and Marguerite Kron La Petite Salon and Spa LaBella Salon & Spa Elaine LaFuze Langen Meats and Wine LaRosa’s Joseph and Jeannette Lind Mark and Patricia Lingg Linnie’s Pub Betty J. Malloy Mark Bowen Photography Judith Marx Scott J. Massa, M.D. Jodi Mayhaus McCormick Distilling Co., Inc. Maria Metz John and Mary Beth Mitchell Montego Bay Tanning Salon Jay and Donna Morgeson Neville’s Roses and Ivy Newport Aquarium Paulk and Kristy Nicolaus Dot and Ron Ochs Neil and Virginia O’Connor Sister Patrick Ann O’Connor, SC Elizabeth Panzeca Peppe Ramundo & Son PNC Bank Dr. and Mrs. John F. Popken, Jr. Price Hill Chili Linda and Russell Ratterman Thomas and Suzie Rothwell Kenneth and Beth Ryan
William Sachs Sam’s Club Foundation Sally Schenkel Sister Thelma Schlomer, SC James Schubert Bill and Janet Schulte Thomas F. Sedler Melvin and Karen Siemer Siemer & Sons Jewelers, Inc. Skyline Chili/Delhi SMART Healthcare Services Corp. Daniel and Holly Spraul Springdale Cleaners Sterling Cut Glass Derrick Sturgill Supreme Nut & Candy Virginia Tenoever William and Amy Tenoever The News Corporation Foundation The Wine Guy Wine Shop Joe and Sandy Thoma David and Nancy Thorsen Patricia Tierney Thomas and Ruth Tierney Jean and Lawrence Tobe Tri State Connection Turner Construction Company University of Cincinnati Athletic Department University of Cincinnati Bookstore Anita Viel Richard and Anne Marie Wagner Colleen and John Walroth Michael and Mary Walroth Robert and Adrienne Walsh Werkhaus Pizza and Pasta Thomas E. Westerfield Western Hills Country Club Western Hills Window Co., Inc. JoAnn Wilhoit Cheryl and Jack Williams David and Connie Williamson Edgar Willig Winspire Sports & Entertainment Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Wittkamp Wok of China Owen Wrassman
Tenth Annual George Knittle Memorial Bayley Golf Classic
Tournament Sponsors SC Ministry Foundation Turner Construction Company Major Sponsors Fort Washington Investment Advisors The News Corporation Foundation Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Ace Sponsors Fifth Third Bank Good Samaritan Hospital Haller Homes, Inc. Bill and Georganne Hemmer HKC Roofing & Construction Home City Ice Priority 1 Construction Services, Inc. Skyline Chili/Delhi SMART Healthcare Services Corp. Western Hills Window Co., Inc. Refreshment Sponsors Jacqueline Harris Robert and Paula Lindner Tom and Denise Lorenz Tom & Jerry’s Sports Bar True Blue Artists United Diary Farmers Tee Sponsors BKD, LLP Cincinnati Central Credit Union Hart Pharmacy, Inc. LaRosa’s Miami Heights Chiropractic Center McDonald Mechley Ins. Schoch Tile & Carpet, Inc. Warsaw Federal Savings and Loan Association Wing Eyecare, Inc. Sandtrap Sponsors A Caring Choice, Inc. ACME Tree Service, Inc. American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. Brose Tours Fal l 2013
Central Insulation Systems Inc. Derringer Company Ellenbee Leggett Company Max Hofmeyer & Sons, Inc. Ted Merkel & Company Inc. Joan M. Reinhold Secure Care Health Systems, Inc. Superior Care Plus Ultimate Rehab, Ltd. Wallingford Coffee Benefactors Mark Asbach Charles and Philomena Ashdown Greg Bedinghaus Douglas and Lisa Bennett Biggs- Delhi Mel and Patricia Bonner Tom Brackmann Donna and Jerry Braunstein Steven and Nancy Breidenich Mike Breiner Jeff and Judith Briggs Brose Tours Jim Buller Rick Buller Jessie Busch Thomas and Claire Arling Cahill CarpetLand Carpet One cHc Manufacturing, Inc. Cheviot Savings Bank Chipotle Lisa Consolino Cook Group Corsmeier Industrial, Inc. Donna Cox Thomas and Cathy Crain Patricia Jane Davoran Designs by Metal Decor Debbie Duebber Jamie Easterling El Rancho Grande Ellenbee Leggett Company Emery Federal Credit Union Enterprise Vending, Inc. Kyle Erion Jonathan and Marilyn Eson Virginia Eversole Executive Management Advisors Martin Farmer Jay Feriemark Dennis and Ann Fox B ayley L ife
Dennis and Patricia Fox Craig Frondorf Thomas and Catherine Gates Michal Giesler Sister Lois J. Goettke, SC Gary and Laura Graman Martha J. Hahn John Hammersmith Keith and Stacey Hays Paul and Nancy Heisel Bill Hemmer Edward and Mary Herbers Matt Heroux Elizabeth Hickle Hillside Maintenance Supply Company Richard and Renita Homan Houston Brothers Waterproofing, Inc. Joseph Hricovsky David and Vicki Humphrey Husman Snack Foods Company Mike Irwin Bill Jacoby Donald Jansen Jeff Jaquet Bob Jones Bill Keenan’s Barber Service Don and Julie Keller Michael and Michelle Kennedy Barry Kirby Beverly Kirby Kiwanis Club of RiverviewDelhi Hills Harold and Donna Klink KLM Productions, Inc. Jay Koch Paul and Amy Kocsis Thomas and Marsia Kotte Kroger John and Marguerite Kron Joseph and Sandra Kuhlmann James Kummer Pete and Margaret Kurz Mark Lambert Gary Landrum LaRosa’s Todd Lazarus Mark and Patricia Lingg Robert and Dorothy Litzinger Bruce and Linda Lott Betty J. Malloy Judith Marx Scott J. Massa, M.D. Jodi Mayhaus MBT Enterprises, Inc.
Ted Merkel & Company Inc. Mark and Tina Mersmann Allen and Elaine Meyer Brian Mooney Nature’s Corner Greenhouses Charles Nichols Nonna B. Cookies Cynthia O’Connell PDT Architects, LLC Pepsi Dr. and Mrs. John F. Popken, Jr. Priority 1 Construction Services, Inc. Vern and Marjorie Quast Joan M. Reinhold Karl Riser Robert and Patricia Rizzo Sister Ann Ryan, OP Kenneth and Beth Ryan Kathy Schenkel Fred and Anna Mae Scheper Luann Scherer Dennis and Marybeth Schroer Thomas and Mary Jane Schroer James Schubert Jim Schuermann Thomas F. Sedler Richard Selcer Mary Silbernagel Skyline Chili/Delhi SMART Healthcare Services Corp. Mr. and Mrs. James Stautberg Paula and Bill Stautberg
Carolyn Steele Supreme Nut & Candy William and Joyce Tedrick Thoma and Sutton Eyecare Professionals, LLC David and Nancy Thorsen Jean and Lawrence Tobe Tom & Jerry’s Sports Bar TriHealth Turner Construction Company U.S. Bank Viox Services, Inc. Robert and Adrienne Walsh Lawrence Wanninger Mark and Donna Weichert Dr. and Mrs. Brad Wenstrup Thomas E. Westerfield Western Hills Window Co., Inc. Scott and Karen White William and Mary Wilk Gary and Linda Willig Wishbone Tavern Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Wittkamp We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted anyone from our listing and express our deepest gratitude to all our benefactors. If your name was omitted or listed incorrectly please contact Kelley Neu at (513) 347-1377. * Indicates deceased
Members and new inductees of the Mother Margaret George Society joined together on September 17, 2013 to commemorate the life of a loved one. The mass was celebrated by the Most Reverend Joseph Binzer, Bishop, Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Music was performed both before and after mass by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Glee Club. 19
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10th Annual George Knittle Memorial Bayley Golf Classic
In May, Bayley presented the 10th Annual George Knittle Memorial Bayley Golf Classic at Western Hills Country Club. We welcomed 130 golfers and raffled off a 4-seater golf cart, a Golfer’s Dream Weekend in West Baden, Indiana, a Wheel Barrow of Cheer and a $1300 + Split the Pot. Hosted each year by Fox News Anchor Bill Hemmer, the classic is named after Bill’s grandfather and former Bayley resident George Knittle. Seen here are Bill with his parents, Bill and Georganne Hemmer of Delhi and Adrienne Walsh, President and CEO of Bayley.
Save the date for next year: Monday, May 19th! Hope to see you then!