2025 IPA Awards Book by Iowa Pharmacy Association

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OUTGOING IPA BOARD MEMBERS

Thank you for your leadership and willingness to serve the profession in this capacity!

John Hamiel, PharmD Chairman of the Board Evansdale

Laura Knockel, PharmD, BCACP Speaker of the House North Liberty

Brett Faine, PharmD, MS Trustee At-Large Iowa City

Connie Bentrott, CPhT Pharmacy Technician Ames

Natalie Hunter, PharmD Trustee Region #2 Cedar Falls

Cory Garvin, PharmD Trustee At-Large Wilton

Stacy Johnson Student Pharmacist Drake University

Wendy Kinne, PharmD Trustee Region #4 Boone

Mike Pursel, BS Pharm, MBA, CHP Honorary President Morrison, CO

Sabrina Renner Student Pharmacist University of Iowa

The Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) takes great pride in recognizing individuals for their contributions of leadership, patient care, professional involvement, and public service. The following awards, presented during IPA’s 2025 Annual Meeting in Des Moines, serve to capture Iowa pharmacy’s spirit of service and its culture of professionalism. Each recipient is permanently recognized on a master plaque for their respective award at the IPA headquarters in Urbandale, IA.

BOWL OF HYGEIA

Steven Hoyman, PharmD, Emmetsburg, IA

The 2024 Bowl of Hygeia recipient is known in his community as “a man of character and integrity.” Steven (Steve) Hoyman, PharmD, of Emmetsburg, IA, was presented this award at IPA’s 2024 Annual Meeting in Coralville, IA.

Steve Hoyman is the pharmacist and owner of Hughes Health Mart Pharmacy in Emmetsburg. A 1993 graduate of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, Hoyman has served the profession through a variety of roles with IPA, serving on various committees to advance pharmacy practice across the state.

Community involvement runs in the Hoyman family, following in the footsteps of his pharmacist father, Greg. A few of Hoyman’s many accomplishments include: serving as the co-founder and president of the Five Island Trail system, keeping the Riviera Theatre open to the public and operating a socially-distant vaccine clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic, serving on the city cemetery board, serving as treasurer of the Emmetsburg Education Foundation, co-founding and leading the Emmetsburg Bike Club as well as RAGBRAI Committee, serving as treasurer of the Little League, fundraising for the West Elementary playground and high school track, serving on the Finance Committee of the First United Methodist Church, among many others. As one nominator put it, “If it happens in Emmetsburg, Steve will be involved in some way.”

Luckily for the Emmetsburg community, “when he leads a project, you can be sure it will succeed.” Hoyman is supported and recognized for his efforts with over twenty nomination letters from community members, business leaders, and his family.

ABOUT THE AWARD

One of the most prestigious awards in the pharmacy profession, the Bowl of Hygeia recognizes a pharmacist who has demonstrated a sustained commitment to community service. The award is part of a national awards program co-sponsored by the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations (NASPA) and the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) with one recipient chosen from each state every year. Iowa’s recipient is chosen by a committee of civic leaders from across the state, and the selection is unknown until the evening of the IPA Awards Banquet.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2023 Wendy Kinne

2022 Robert Stessman

2021 Steven Sayler

2020 Peter Fay

2019 Marilyn Osterhaus

2018 Michele Cooper

2017 Tim Becker

2016 Kenneth Anderson

2015 Richard Hartig

2014 Craig Clark

2013 Bernie Cremers

2012 Gene Lutz

2011 Bob Greenwood

2010 John Forbes

2009 Mark Nessen

2008 Leman Olson

2007 Lisa Ploehn

2006 Rollie Reznicek

2005 John Ballensky

2004 Hal Jackson

2003 Susan Lutz

2002 John Rode

2001 Steve Firman

2000 Shirley Winckler

1999 Dennis Jorgensen

1998 Jerry Karbeling

1997 Alan Shepley

1996 Edward Maier

1995 Gill Hartliep

1994 Russell E. Johnson

1993 Robert Wilhelm

1992 Greg Hoyman

1991 T.J. Johnsrud

1990 Tom Vlassis

1989 William Alexander

1988 Gordon Rosenthal

1987 Delmar E. Kramersmeier

1986 Donald J. Welp

1985 Robert Griffiths

1984 Clarence B. Caldwell

1983 Jack W. Kiburz

1982 Robert J. Osterhaus

1981 Harold G. Woodruff

1980 Robert E. Ohrlund

1979 Darwyn J. Williams

1978 Arlan D. Van Norman

1977 Ferrell C. Reed

1976 Rollin C. Bridge

1975 David W. Rambo

1974 Jack L. Bare

1973 Calvin C. Woods

1972 Rex Moorman

1971 John T. Engel

1970 Elmer J. Norgaard

1969 Bernard F. Wilder

1968 John H. Hauth

1967 Robert J. Nedrow

1966 Max W. Eggleston

1965 Max E. Ireland

1964 Gale W. Stapp

1963 Charles Hughes

1962 Wilson Kouba

1961 John S. Veenker

1960 Otto A. Bjornstad

1959 Wilbur J. Boortz

1958 Richard M. Hofmann

ROBERT G. GIBBS DISTINGUISHED PHARMACIST

Jay Currie, BS Pharm, PharmD, FCCP, FAPhA, Mt . Vernon, IA

Jay Currie is Clinical Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, recently completing 40 years as a faculty member. Currie founded and served 15 years as Program Director for the College’s multi-site PGY-1 Community Pharmacy Practice Residency, the first accredited multi-site program and the longest continually accredited program in the U.S. With deep Iowa roots, Currie is a graduate of the University of Iowa with B.S. and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees in 1980 and 1984, respectively.

Currie was a founding faculty member of the Iowa Center for Pharmaceutical Care (ICPC), a collaborative partnership between Iowa’s two colleges of pharmacy and IPA. He is a co-author of A Practical Guide to Pharmaceutical Care and has completed research on implementation of advanced practice care services in community pharmacies, as well as topics related to teaching and learning in pharmacy curricula.

Regarding Currie’s involvement in IPA, “I don’t know of anything Jay hasn’t done,” said one nominator. He graduated with the first Leadership Pharmacy class in 1989, served as Speaker of the House, served as IPA President from 2007-2008, served on the IPA Foundation Board, served countless years on IPA committees and as an IPA Delegate, co-led the IPA CEO search in 2010, and “the list goes on.”

ABOUT THE AWARD

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Renae Chesnut

2023 William Drilling

2022 Donald E. Letendre

2021 Steve Firman

2020 Julie Kuhle

2019 Stephen Hoag (posth.)

2018 William J. Wimmer

2017 Bernard Sorofman

2016 Lloyd Jessen

2015 Ed Maier

2014 Al Shepley

2013 Raylene Rospond

2011 Thomas R. Temple

2010 Leman Olson

2009 Lon Larson (posth.)

2008 Jordan Cohen

2006 T.J. Johnsrud

2005 Jerry Karbeling (posth.)

2004 Jim Miller

2001 Dennis Killion

1999 Gilbert Banker

1993 Rollin Bridge

1992 Norman Johnson

1990 Robert J. Osterhaus

1984 C. Boyd Granberg

1983 Dale Wurster

1982 Max W. Eggleston

1981 Jack Bare

1980 Louis Zopf

1979 Robert G. Gibbs

The Robert G. Gibbs Distinguished Pharmacist Award recognizes an Iowa pharmacist for outstanding contributions to the pharmacy profession and the Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA). This award was established in 1979 in honor of IPA’s past Executive Officer, Robert G. Gibbs, who served the association from 1959-1979 and is the highest recognition given to a pharmacist by IPA. In years when the award is presented, a $500 scholarship grant is awarded to an Iowa-based college of pharmacy.

THOMAS R. TEMPLE MENTORSHIP

Cheryl Clarke, EdD, BS Pharm, FAPhA, Waukee, IA

Cheryl Clarke is Professor Emeritus of Pharmacy Practice at Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, where she served as Assistant Dean for Clinical Affairs. In her administrative role, she led the College’s five experiential education programs, including the Doctor of Pharmacy program. Her teaching and research focused on pharmacy practice skills, social determinants of health, student professional development, and experiential education process improvement. A true Bulldog, Clarke earned her BS Pharm from Drake University in 1986 and her EdD in Education Leadership in 2018. Prior to her academic career, Clarke held leadership positions at IPA, serving as Senior Vice President of Professional and Public Affairs.

As one nominator put it, Clarke “lives out the qualities of an outstanding mentor: compassion, patience, and a genuine commitment to the success of her mentees.” In recognition, Clarke was awarded the 2023 Hartig Distinguished Professor Award, 2017 Granberg Professional Leadership Award, and 2017 Faculty Mentor of the Year Award. She “cares deeply about improving the profession of pharmacy for current and future practitioners.”

Clarke’s “impact will continue to create a legacy in the lives of those fortunate enough to have been mentored by her,” making her well deserving of the Thomas R. Temple Mentorship Award.

ABOUT THE AWARD

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Jeffrey Reist

2023 CoraLynn Trewet

2022 Thomas R. Temple

The Thomas R. Temple Mentorship Award recognizes an individual who has mentored, supported and sponsored pharmacists in a transformative way. The pharmacist for whom the award is named, Tom Temple, inspired and mentored through his career as IPA’s CEO (1979-2011) and beyond. Those who Tom mentored understood the magnitude of his wisdom, leadership and vision, which he effortlessly combined with humility and kindness to always elevate the success of others.

HONORARY PRESIDENT

Mike Pursel, BS Pharm, MBA, CHP, Morrison, CO

Mike Pursel is the owner/principal of MERIT LLC, a healthcare consulting company that focuses on advocacy in healthcare. Pursel earned his BS Pharm and MBA from Drake University and a Certificate in Health Policy from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. With 45 years in healthcare and 42 years as a pharmacist, Pursel’s sustained commitment to the pharmacy profession is undeniable.

Pursel spent eight years on staff with IPA before joining the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry. In the industry space, Pursel managed teams and was an individual contributor in roles related to employer relations, payer and health systems advocacy, professional and patient relations, pharmacy affairs, professional education, medical science liaison, and national account management.

Throughout his career, Pursel has been involved in a number of state and national professional healthcare organizations. Pursel was among the first class of Leadership Pharmacy graduates (1989) and continues to give generously to the IPA Foundation. Recently, Pursel served as president and board chair of a regional affiliate of a rare disease patient organization and chair of the national affiliate advisory council.

Pursel will officially retire at the end of June 2025.

ABOUT THE AWARD

The Honorary President is selected each year to recognize a pharmacist’s lengthy and sustained commitment to IPA and the pharmacy profession in Iowa. The Honorary President is selected by the IPA House of Delegates and serves as a voting member of the IPA Board of Trustees for one year before receiving this special recognition.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2023-24 Marilyn Osterhaus

2022-23 Betty Grinde

2021-22 Sharon Cashman

2020-21 Dan Murphy

2019-20 Tony Beraldi

2018-19 John Rovers

2017-18 June Johnson

2016-17 Jane DeWitt

2015-16 Dennis Jorgensen

2014-15 Bruce Alexander

2013-14 Mark Jones

2012-13 Linda Krypel

2011-12 Jim McEnany

2010-11 Dwayne Plender

2009-10 Joe Cunningham

2008-09 Ray Buser

2007-08 Rick Morrow

2006-07 Allen Fann

2005-06 Lloyd Matheson

2004-05 R. Joseph Mahrenholz

2003-04 Russ Johnson

2002-03 Hal Jackson

2001-02 Phyllis Olson

2000-01 Gus Erickson

1999-00 Norm Johnson

1998-99 Bill & Shirley Winckler

1997-98 Phillip Levine

1996-97 Marion Reis

1995-96 Jackie Scott

1994-95 David Carew

1993-94 Burdeen Withrow

1992-93 Robert Griffiths

1991-92 Dan Regan

1990-91 Jack Kiburz

1989-90 Robert Nedrow

1988-89 Wendle Kerr

1987-88 Jack Van Norman

1986-87 Wilson Kouba

1985-86 Dwayne Richards

DISTINGUISHED YOUNG PHARMACIST

Grant Houselog, PharmD, CSPI, Sergeant Bluff, IA

Grant Houselog grew up in Dubuque, IA, and earned his bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from Loras College. Houselog graduated with his PharmD from the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy in 2016.

Since joining the Iowa Poison Control Center (IPCC) in 2016 as an Assistant Director and Certified Specialist in Poison Information (CSPI), Houselog has made significant strides in enhancing poison control services in his community and beyond. Now serving as the Clinical Director, his role requires not only expertise in toxicology but also the ability to educate and inform both healthcare professionals and the public about poison prevention and management.

Houselog takes an active role in his profession, serving as chair of America’s Poison Centers’ Government Affairs Committee. His leadership in this capacity reflects his commitment to advocating for policies that benefit public health and safety related to toxic exposure. Houselog is also active within IPA, serving on the Board of Trustees and IPA Committees, presenting to IPA members, and serving annually in the House of Delegates.

Although still early in his career, “Houselog embodies the qualities of an exemplary pharmacist and community leader.” His valuable contributions to the profession, IPA, and the Iowa Poison Control Center make him well deserving of this award.

ABOUT THE AWARD

The Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year Award recognizes a pharmacist within their first ten years of practice for their involvement and dedication to the pharmacy profession. The award, created in 1987, is part of a national awards program co-sponsored by Pharmacists Mutual.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Anne Zepeski

2023 Rob Nichols

2022 Mylo Wells

2021 Rachel Otting

2020 Pamela Wiltfang

2019 Wesley Pilkington

2018 Morgan Herring

2017 Brett Barker

2016 Ashley Dohrn

2015 Angie Spannagel

2014 Stevie Veach

2013 Matt Cantrell

2012 Anisa Fornoff

2011 CoraLynn Trewet

2010 Kristin Meyer

2009 Sally Haack

2008 Nancee Waterbury

2007 Carrie Koenigsfeld

2006 Lindsey Stephens

2005 Tammy Bullock

2004 DeeAnn Wedemeyer-Oleson

2003 Josh Feldmann

2002 Brad Tice

2001 Connie Connolly

2000 Brian Benson

1999 Teresa Klepser

1998 Michele Evink

1997 Tom Halterman

1996 Brenda Thies

1995 Randy McDonough

1994 Dan Murphy

1993 David Brotherson

1992 Mary Teresi

1991 Carl Chalstrom

1990 John Forbes

1989 Matt Osterhaus

1988 Kathy Mitchell

1987 Jim Wallace

EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION

Aaron McDonough, PharmD, North Liberty, IA

Aaron McDonough is the Chief Innovation Officer and co-owner of Towncrest Pharmacy Corporation. Towncrest Pharmacy has six ambulatory community pharmacy sites, one long-term care pharmacy, and one cash-based functional medicine clinic, compounding and cost-plus pharmacy. McDonough spends much of his time growing the cash-based practice by offering comprehensive functional medicine and wellness consultations to diverse patient populations, targeting drug-induced nutrient depletion, chronic pain, mental health, cardiometabolic, pediatric, and more. According to one nominator, “Aaron has created a one-of-a-kind, innovative health and wellness practice that embraces the uniqueness of each patient’s needs.”

Taking to TikTok and Instagram, McDonough has brought functional medicine and wellness to hundreds of thousands of users. With nearly 14,000 likes on TikTok, McDonough has “embraced the opportunity to step outside of traditional marketing means to engage with patients,” launching a successful marketing campaign for online supplement sales.

In the words of one nominator, “he has truly found a way to meet people (from all over the world) where they are and provide exceptional care as a pharmacist.” With a “passion for thinking outside the box [and] pursuing new solutions and collaborative relationships,” Aaron McDonough is well deserving of the Excellence in Innovation Award.

ABOUT THE AWARD

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Lynn Kassel

2023 Ben Miskle

2022 Deanna L. McDanel

2021 Casey Villhauer

2020 Michael Daly

2019 Angie Hoth

2018 Michelle Bottenberg

2017 Jordan Schultz

2016 Chris Donner-Tiernan

2015 Ryan Jacobsen

2014 Thane Kading

2013 Heather Ourth

2012 Felix Gallagher

2011 Jim Hoehns

2010 Lori Schirmer

2009 Michael Case Haub

2008 Anisa Fornoff

2007 Josh Feldmann

2006 DeeAnn Wedemeyer-Oleson

2005 Craig Logemann

2004 Jennifer Musick

2003 Mike Cuesta

2002 Sue Purcell

2001 Jay Currie

2000 Randy McDonough

1999 Mary Tasler

1998 Carl Chalstrom

1997 John Forbes

1996 Patrick Travis

1995 Lisa Ploehn

1994 Rex McKee

1993 Ray Buser

The Excellence in Innovation Award recognizes pharmacists who have demonstrated significant innovation in their respective practices. The award was developed by the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations (NASPA) and is funded by Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc.

HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACIST OF THE YEAR

Allie Schlicher, PharmD, BCPS, Ames, IA

Allie Schlicher graduated from Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences with her PharmD degree in 2010. She then went on to complete a pharmacy residency at UnityPoint — Iowa Methodist in Des Moines. Since residency, Schlicher has continued working at UnityPoint and is now the Pharmacy Clinical Manager and PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency Program Director.

Her professional areas of interest include pediatrics, infectious disease, and quality improvement. In her current role, Schlicher is responsible for pharmacist education, overseeing policies and collaborative practice agreements, and ensuring patient safety through quality improvement. According to her nominators, “Allie is a true professional and incredible ambassador for pharmacy” with a seemingly “never-ending supply of energy to share” with her pharmacy team.

When she is not at work, she can be found spending time with her husband and three young girls. Schlicher is an avid runner and is often seen running local races. Combining her love of running and travel, her next goal is to complete the Athens Marathon in Athens, Greece this November!

ABOUT THE AWARD

The Health-System Pharmacist of the Year Award is a national awards program that recognizes a health-system pharmacist who demonstrates service to the pharmacy profession, specifically hospital pharmacy; contributions to pharmacy programs; cooperation with the entire healthcare team; and service to the community.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Ryan Jacobsen

2023 Lisa Lambi

2022 Ashley Cook

2021 Jen Morris

2020 Andrew Miesner

2019 Sharon Cashman

2018 Christopher Clayton

2017 Michael Brownlee

2016 Erik Maki

2015 Dave Weetman

2014 John Hamiel

2013 Lisa Mascardo

2012 Gayle Mayer

2011 Kevin Cassatt

2010 Brian Benson

2009 Paul Abramowitz

2008 Diane Reist

2007 Bruce Alexander

2006 Jim Wallace

2005 William Baer

2004 Geoff Wall

2003 Doug Geraets

2002 Steve Nelson

2001 Michele Evink

2000 Allen Fann

1999 Mary Phipps

1998 Sharon Meyer

1997 Harry Hagel

1996 Charlie Falbo

1994 John Rode

1992 Curtis Olthoff

1990 Vicki Jain

1988 Mary Beth Gross

1985 Phyllis Olson

1984 Jon Beyer

PATIENT CARE PARTNER

The University of Iowa Toxicology Team

Joshua Radke, MD | Daniel McCabe, MD

Joshua Trebach, MD | Jami Hagemann, PA-C

As the only medical toxicology service in the state, the medical toxicology team at University of Iowa Health Care and the Iowa Poison Control Center is devoted to improving the care of poisoned patients throughout Iowa. To achieve this, the toxicology team of Dr. Joshua (Josh) Radke, Dr. Daniel (Dan) McCabe, Dr. Joshua (Josh) Trebach, and Physician Assistant Jami Hagemann is committed to multidisciplinary collaboration to improve patient care. They value the diverse expertise that each team member contributes to patient care and believe that a strong healthcare team recognizes the limits of its expertise. Collaboration— through innovative educational initiatives and interprofessional discussions—is essential to improving care for poisoned patients.

According to one nominator, “the Medical Toxicology Team has demonstrated exceptional collaboration with healthcare professionals, including clinical pharmacists, pharmacy residents, and pharmacy students, fostering a spirit of teamwork and innovation that enhances the field of pharmacy.” The toxicology team exemplifies the principles of partnership and excellence that the Patient Care Partner Award seeks to recognize. The team “understands and embraces the vital role pharmacists play on multidisciplinary teams, taking a proactive approach in educating the next generation of pharmacy professionals.” Thank you, UI Toxicology Team!

ABOUT THE AWARD

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Dr. Linda Lee

2023 Story County Medical Center, Nevada

2022 Dr. Daniel P. Runde

2021 Genesis Health Group Davenport (3rd Street)

2020 Linda B. Kalin

2019 Dr. Christopher Hill

2018 Northeast Iowa Family Practice Center

2017 Dr. Ann Broderick

2016 Dr. Aneesa Afroze

2015 Dr. Steven Bascom

2014 Dr. Rick Dobyns

2013 Crescent Community Health Center

2012 Dr. Julia Jenkins

2011 Dr. Joel Gordon

2010 Partners in Health Clinics

2009 Dr. Bernard Leman

2008 Dr. John E. Sutherland

2007 Dr. Brad Archer

2006 Dr. Mary O’Connell; Sheri Kelchen

The Patient Care Partner Award is presented to a physician, medical practice, clinic or other healthcare provider who has developed a patient care program that works cooperatively with patients and pharmacists to optimize care. With an emphasis on collaboration, the award recognizes an innovative and creative practice that demonstrates an enhanced level of care and brings healthcare providers together to better serve their patients.

JERRY KARBELING LEADERSHIP

Kitri Reimer, 2026 PharmD Candidate, Drake University

Kitri (Kit) Reimer began her pharmacy journey at Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in 2020. Reimer demonstrates exceptional leadership as a student pharmacist, holding many impressive positions within the college and profession. In 2024, she served as Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA)’s Executive Intern, as well as Representative John Forbes’ Legislative Intern. Reimer has been involved in the Student Leadership Development Series and the Search Committee for Drake CPHS’ new Dean. She volunteers with Meals from the Heartland and the college’s vaccine clinic, exemplifying a passionate young leader and model future pharmacist.

Sabrina Renner, 2026 PharmD Candidate, The University of Iowa

Sabrina Renner serves as president of the Student Leadership Council at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, as well as the University of Iowa student representative on the IPA Board of Trustees. She currently works as a pharmacy intern in the Clinical Cancer Center Pharmacy at UI Health Care, which developed her interest in the area of oncology. Renner’s future plans are to pursue PGY1 and PGY2 residencies and eventually move back home to practice pharmacy in Chicago.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Kaitlyn Thomas, Drake Rebecca Scribano, Iowa

2023 Nirjan Bhattarai, Drake Sidney Vancil, Iowa

2022 Molly Nelson, Drake Jose Rodriguez, Iowa

2021 Isabelle Tharp, Drake Alexis Clouse, Iowa

2020 Olivia C. Welter, Drake Christine Lawson, Iowa

2019 Kelli Jo Welter, Drake Mohammed Fredericks, Iowa

2018 Michael Harvey, Drake

Grant Jerkovich, Iowa

2017 Anne Stella, Drake

Casey O’Connell, Iowa

2016 Elizabeth Bald, Drake

Robert Nichols, Iowa

2015 Natalie Roy, Drake

Alyssa Billmeyer, Iowa

2014 Laura Vollmer, Drake

Matthew J. Farley, Iowa

2013 Natalie Schmitz, Drake Luke Watson, Iowa

2012 Huy Nguyen, Drake

Jacob Shell, Iowa

2011 Andrew North, Drake Courtney Gent, Iowa

2010 Jordan Ruestman, Drake Farah Towfic, Iowa

2009 Stephanie (Swain) Lingen, Drake

Amber Riesselman, Iowa

2008 Emily Nufer, Drake

Ann (Higley) Ungerman, Iowa

2007 Kayla (Hansen) Waldron, Drake

Sarah (Snyder) Lee, Iowa

2006 Katie Ruedinger, Drake

Danielle (Ficke) Nichols, Iowa

APPRECIATION AWARD

Individual

Sue Mears, BS Pharm, MBA, Urbandale, IA

A Drake University alumna, Sue Mears is a pharmacist compliance officer in the Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing (DIAL). With over thirteen years of experience with the Iowa Board of Pharmacy, Mears has been an asset to the regulatory board and the profession, facilitating Board rulemaking, tracking legislative action, and providing education to IPA members. Mears served as a longstanding guest on IPA’s What, Why & How podcast, exploring WHAT regulatory changes occurred, WHY action was taken by the Board, and HOW these changes impact pharmacy practice.

Mears played a pivotal role in shaping Iowa’s new Pharmacy Practice Act through code revision and a full rewrite of Board of Pharmacy rules pursuant to Executive Order 10 and HF 555. Mears’ “commitment to clarity and precision” throughout the rulemaking process helped ensure the new Pharmacy Practice Act reflects the evolving needs of the profession and aligns with pharmacists’ full training and education for years to come.

As stated by one nominator, “Sue embodies the qualities of a visionary leader, dedicated professional, and tireless advocate for regulatory excellence.” IPA is grateful for her service.

ABOUT THE AWARD

The Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) Appreciation Award was created in 1988 to recognize individuals and corporations for their support of organized pharmacy in the state of Iowa.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Rep. John Forbes

2023 Cathy Temple

2022 IPA Members

2021 Lindsey Ludwig

2020 Sen. Tom Greene

2019 Iowa New Practice Model TF

2018 Dr. Thomas Evans, Iowa Healthcare Collaborative

2017 Dr. Patricia Quinlisk

2016 Visionaries of Outcomes

2015 Mike Pursel

2014 Bill Doucette

2013 Epilepsy TF Members

2012 Executive Search Cmte.

2011 Emily Dykstra

2010 Bob Greenwood; Josh Feldmann; Kyle Peters; Heather Rickertsen

2009 Michelle Bottenberg; Betsy Chrischilles; Robert Osterhaus; John Swegle

2008 Julie Kuhle

2007 Former Governor Tom Vilsack; Dr. Roger Tracy

2006 Tammy Twait

2005 Lisa Ploehn; Ann Amling

2004 Robert Osterhaus

2003 Kirk Hayes, Pharmacists Mutual

2002 Bruce Alexander

2001 Joe Mahrenholz

1999 Phyllis Olson

1997 Betsy Chrischilles, Univ. of Iowa College of Medicine

1996 Dean Gilbert Banker (Iowa), Dean Stephen Hoag (Drake), Richard L. Hankinson (Wellmark), Henri Manasse, Jr. (Iowa)

1995 Iowa Center for Pharmaceutical Care Faculty; Iowa Medicaid DUR Commission

1994 Rep. Robert Arnould

APPRECIATION AWARD

Corporate

Onnen Company, Urbandale, IA

Onnen Company has proudly served its loyal customers since 1964, building a legacy of trust and reliability. President and owner Randy Leventhal has enthusiastically dedicated 40 years to building and growing the business. As a fourth-generation family-owned and family-operated company, Onnen specializes in providing high-quality prescription packaging and pharmacy supplies. With nearly 60 years in the industry, their commitment to “Honesty and Integrity, Service and Quality” has been the cornerstone of their success.

The Onnen team boasts well over 100 years of combined experience, ensuring they are always ready to meet the evolving needs of pharmacies and their customers. Their dedicated employees and loyal customers are the driving forces behind their continued growth and long-standing presence in the industry. Onnen Company takes great pride in the relationships it has built and remains committed to delivering excellence.

At all IPA events, Onnen Company has “gone above and beyond to connect with pharmacists and student pharmacists to learn more about the work that they do and offer support wherever they can.” The Onnen team is “deeply committed to understanding the needs of pharmacists in Iowa, whether it be providing educational resources, hosting programming, or extending connections to others in their network.” IPA is grateful for Onnen Company’s continuous support of Iowa Pharmacy!

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Iowa HHS, Bureau of HIV, STI, and Hepatitis

2023 Janssen

Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

2022 CEimpact

2020 Wellmark’s Value Based Pharmacy Program

2019 Independent Pharmacy

Cooperative (IPC)

2018 Novo Nordisk

2017 Pace Alliance

2015 Iowa Department of Public Health

2014 Iowa Prescription Drug Corporation (SafeNetRx)

2013 PBA Health

2012 Walgreens

2011 McKesson Drug Company

2008 Outcomes

Pharmaceutical Health Care

2007 Iowa Farm Bureau Foundation

2006 Mallinckrodt, Inc.

2005 Pharmacists Mutual

2004 Eisai

2003 GlaxoSmithKline

2002 Johnson & Johnson

Family of Companies

2000 McKesson Drug Company

1998 Eli Lilly and Company

1993 Glaxo

1992 Searle

1991 Linn Photo

1990 The Upjohn Company

1989 Druggists Mutual Insurance

1988 Marion Laboratories

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN OF THE YEAR

Molly Walter, CPhT, Coralville, IA

Molly Walter graduated from Iowa City West High School. She attended the University of Northern Iowa and earned a dual degree in Youth Theatre Education and Theatre Design. After a fun career working professionally around the country, Walter became a certified pharmacy technician in 2011.

As a pharmacy technician, Walter has worked in many roles within University of Iowa Health Care, both in the main hospital and Stead Family Children’s Hospital. Known for her leadership among the technician team, she helped facilitate the programing and hospital-wide rollout of new McKesson machines. In the words of one nominator, Walter “is an ideal team player.”

Walter currently works with the UIHC Specialty Pharmacy and Cardiology, Lipidology and Orthopedic Clinics. As a Specialty Pharmacy Revenue Cycle Representative, she provides support for prior authorizations and copay assistance, among other tasks. Walter acts as a continuous resource for her aging patients as they navigate the complexities of Medicare. “Without Molly’s expertise and dedication to patient care,” said one nominator, “many patients would simply not have access to the therapy they need.”

When not at work, Walter is active with two young kids involved in martial arts, music and theatre. She regularly volunteers for the Iowa City Animal Shelter and enjoys playing the concertina.

ABOUT THE AWARD

PAST RECIPIENTS

2024 Rhonda Eid

2023 Shannon Hahn

2022 Jillisa Legg

2021 Connie Siepker

2020 Macey Calderwood

2019 Jessica Burge

2018 Amanda West

2017 Jane McLaughlin

2016 Tammy Sharp-Becker

2015 Niesha Benson

2014 Alissa Young

2013 Spencer Hospital Technicians: Erika Adolph, Allison Cacek, Kris Day, Lisa Heck, Ty Heng, Kim Hurlburt & Lori Jennings

2012 Emily Millwright

2011 Debra Kaiser

2010 Renee Coyle

2009 Marie Myhre

2008 Ronda Arends

2007 Cheryl McFarland

2006 Lori Foster

2005 Sonya Jones

2004 Julie Harvey

2003 Tracy Adams

2002 Julia Hartman

2001 Richard Schmidt

2000 Mary Ellen Barry

1999 Theresa Dunkin

The Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award recognizes a pharmacy technician in Iowa who has demonstrated outstanding involvement in the Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) and enthusiasm for the pharmacy profession.

50-YEAR PHARMACISTS

Jerry Ashenfelter LeMars, IA

Mary Brubaker Flagstaff, AZ

Jannet Carmichael Reno, NV

John Chandler Oskaloosa, IA

Paulette Dahlby Roswell, GA

Thomas Doyle Toledo, IA

Janet Harcum Hinton, IA

Marla Howlett Independence, IA

Paul Jacobson Bellevue, NE

Barry Kohnke Carroll, IA

Kim Kramer Lake City, IA

Alyce Marcovich Fairmont, MN

David McFadden Westlake Village, CA

William Mitton West Des Moines, IA

William Monroe Jefferson, IA

Stephen Mullenix Parker, CO

James Nielcen Waterloo, IA

William Robinson Oakland, IA

Jon Secory Clear Lake, IA

Russell Spotts Moville, IA

Charles Storm Streator, IL

David Streng Dubuque, IA

Stephen Thomas Westfield, IN

Lark Tipton Edmond, OK

Robert Vallejo Perry, IA

Suzanne VonSeggern Newton, IA

Christine Wiskus Council Bluffs, IA

ABOUT THE AWARD

Since 1971, IPA has paid special tribute to pharmacists who have achieved the milestone of 50 years of professional practice and service to the people of Iowa. IPA is proud to honor these pharmacists for their dedication to the profession.

IPA FOUNDATION POSTER PRESENTATION

Megan Myers, PharmD | Lindsey Ludwig, BS Pharm

Madelynn Aeilts, 2026 PharmD Candidate

Utilizing Quality Improvement Organization Outreach & Community Pharmacies to Improve Nursing Home Vaccination Rates

Objectives: Residents of long-term care (LTC) facilities, including nursing homes, make up less than 1% of the U.S. population but account for 35% of all COVID-19 deaths. Quality Improvement Organizations (QIO) have been tasked by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to engage nursing homes to improve vaccination rates. The objective of this project was to determine whether partnering with community pharmacies to provide vaccine services would address barriers identified during Telligen’s outreach to facilities, including vaccine access, staffing shortages and billing challenges.

Methods: Telligen contracted with the Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services Network (CPESN) to provide vaccine clinics to nursing homes in Colorado, Illinois, Iowa and Oklahoma. Clinics were offered to nursing homes with low up-to-date (UTD) rates for the COVID-19 vaccine and were promoted to departments of public health and nursing home associations. Pharmacies offered vaccines for influenza, COVID-19, pneumonia, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and other vaccines upon request.

Results: Between February 28, 2024 and May 23, 2024, 142 clinics were requested, which accounts for 9.5% of the facilities in the region, and 58 clinics have been completed. Based on preliminary results, partnering with CPESN pharmacies appears to

improve vaccination rates in nursing homes with low UTD COVID-19 vaccination rates, including rural areas and areas with high social vulnerability index (SVI), which is an indicator of potential health inequity. Of the clinics completed, 34% were in rural areas and 17% were in areas with a high SVI. The mean increase in COVID-19 rates based on CMS data for residents was 16.6%, with the largest improvement seen in areas of high SVI (28.1%). Based on calculated rates from pharmacy-reported data, the average increase in influenza, pneumococcal and COVID-19 vaccination rates at clinics where those vaccines were administered were 23%, 23% and 39%, respectively.

Conclusion: The results indicate a continued partnership between Telligen and CPESN could be a strategy to support maintaining UTD vaccine status in nursing homes. Results confirmed a pharmacy partnership can support nursing home barriers of vaccine access, billing challenges, and decrease staff burden caused by staffing shortages. Pharmacy-reported data demonstrated substantial impact on rates for the nursing homes where vaccines were administered, whereas the overall impact seen by CMS data was lower and may have been underrepresented due to a lag in data. The partnership also helped nursing homes in rural areas and areas with high SVI receive vaccination services.

PAST RECIPIENTS

2023 “Patient Satisfaction with Pharmacist Involvement in an MAT Clinic” – Emma Piehl, PharmD; Matthew J. Witry; Linnea A. Polgreen; Stevie R. Veach; Rachel I. Otting; Amanda A. Powers; Jess P. Smith

2022 “A Pharmacist-Created Guideline for Opioid Prescribing at Hospital Discharge Following Acute Traumatic Injury” – Darla Eastman, PharmD, BCPS; Anna Laire, PharmD; Shannon Dicken, PharmD

2021 “antibiogramDSM: A Community Antibiogram and Educational Initiative” – Andrew Meisner, PharmD, BCPS; Benjamin Williamson, MPH; Amanda Bushman, PharmD, BCPS-AQ ID, BCIDP

2020 “Community Pharmacist Use of Mobile ECG to Inform Drug Therapy Decision Making for Patients Receiving QTC Prolonging Medications” – James Hoehns, PharmD, BCPS, FCCP; Matthew Witry, PharmD, PhD; Mary Oelmann, PharmD; Ryan Froerichs, PharmD; Joe Greenwood, PharmD; Robert Nichols, PharmD; Brianna Hostert, PharmD; Jenna Beninga, PharmD; Wesley Pilkington, PharmD; Emily O’Brien, PharmD, BCACP; Adam Froyum-Roise, MD, MPH

2019 “Improving Transitions from Hospital to Home through Expanded Discharge Communication Between Pharmacy Providers” – Chelsea McIntire, PharmD; Diane Reist, PharmD; Jordan Schultz, PharmD, MSCS, BCACP

2018 “Pharmacist-Led Medicare Annual Wellness Visits at a Family Medicine Clinic” – Sara Wiedenfeld, PharmD, BCPS

2017 “Superior Patient Outcomes Through an Integrated Specialty Pharmacy Practice Model at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC)” – Alex Mersch, PharmD, MBA, BCPS; Kim Spading, RPh, MBA; Emily Dierickx, PharmD

2016 “Changes in Pharmacy Practice Due to a Change in Prescription Refill Processing: The Iowa New Practice Model” – Michael Andreski, BSPh, MBA, PhD; Megan Myers, PharmD

2015 “Evaluation of Physician-Pharmacist Collaboration Model” – Natalie Dawn Blaine, PharmD; Rachel J. Finkelstein, PharmD; Christopher P. Parker, PharmD, BCACP; Barry L. Carter, PharmD

2014 “Evaluation of Community Pharmacist-Managed Transitions of Care on Hospital Readmission Rates” – Rachel I. Smith, PharmD; Joshua Feldman, PharmD; Jack Kampf, PharmD, MPH, BCPS; Craig Otting, PharmD; Heather Rickertsen, PharmD; Jessica Smith, PharmD, MPH; William Doucette, PhD; Christine Catney, PharmD; Stevie Veach, PharmD, BCACP

2013 “Demonstrated Improvement of Dispensing Accuracy Through Implementation of Tech-Check-Tech” – John Hamiel, PharmD; Kelly Komen, CPhT; Patsy Frank, CPhT; Arlene Wright, RPh

2012 “Brown Bag CMR’s: Review of the Medicine Cabinet” – Kyle Hilsabeck, PharmD; Alan Shepley, RPh; Christine Catney, MA, PharmD; Jay Currie, PharmD, FCCP, FAPhA; Bernard Sorofman, PharmD; Mary Schro-

eder, PhD; University of Iowa Department of Pharmacy Practice and Shepley Pharmacy

2011 “Evaluation of Pharmacist Decision Making and Opinions Involving Prescriptions with a High Probability of Causing Patient Harm” – Colleen S. Kann, PharmD; James D. Hoehns, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS; John E. Sutherland, MD; James J. Poock, MD

2010 “Development and Implementation of a Medication Therapy Management Service in a Primary Care Clinic Serving an Underinsured Population” – Marie Marcelino, PharmD, MBA

2009 “Relationship Between Medication Intolerance and Achieving Therapeutic Goals for Hypertension, Diabetes, and Hyperlipidemia” – Julianna M. Kula, PharmD

2008 “The Effect of Sample Medication Restrictions on Prescribing Patterns at a Private Internal Medicine Clinic” – Andrew Miesner, PharmD

2007 “Implementation and Marketing of a Community Pharmacy Based Shingles Vaccine Administration Program” – Sarah Boyce, PharmD

2006 “Assessing Risk of Cardiovascular Disease for Union Workers and Their Dependents: Results of A Pharmacist-Managed Health Screening Program” –Yifei Liu, MS; Randal P. McDonough, PharmD, MS; William R. Doucette, PhD; Xiaoyun Pan, BS; Kathleen Miller, BS Pharm

2005 “Evaluating the Implementation of a Medication Quality Assurance Program: Attitudes and Effectiveness” – Rebekah M. Jackowski, PharmD

2004 “Implementation of Standardized Chemotherapy Orders Through Citywide Collaboration” – Julie Suiter, PharmD, BCOP; John L’Estrange, PharmD; Mercy Hospital Pharmacy Department; Iowa Methodist Medical Center Pharmacy Department; Medical Oncology and Hematology Associates

2003 “A Cost-Benefit Analysis on the Implementation of a Cardiovascular Wellness Program from the Pharmaceutical Care Provider Perspective” – Justin Wilson, PharmD

2002 “Development and Implementation of a Cardiovascular Risk Management Program in a Self-Insured Company by Community Pharmacists” – Brenna Button, PharmD; Matt Osterhaus, RPh; Jay Currie, PharmD; Patty Kumbera, RPh; Karen Farris, PhD; Bill Doucette, PhD

2001 “Vancomycin Dosing Nomogram in the Elderly Veteran Population” – Cheryl Cropp, PharmD, BCPS; Sharon Foust, PharmD

2000 “Implementation of Antiemetic Guidelines for Adult Chemotherapy Patients in Two Private Hospitals” – John L’Estrange, PharmD; Julie Suiter, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP

1999 “Implementation of a Headache Educational Program by a Community Pharmaceutical Care Resident” – Carrie (Foust) Koenigsfeld, PharmD; Jay Currie, PharmD; Al Shepley, RPh; Marla Tonn, RPh

PAST IPA PRESIDENTS

YEAR PRESIDENT EXEC . OFFICER TREASURER MEETING

1880 Geo. H. Schafer

1880-81

1881-82

1882-83

1883-84

1884-85

Geo. H. Schafer

Geo. B. Hogin

A.R. Townsend

A.H. Harrison

W.S. McBride

1885-86 C.R. Wallace

1886-87 A.H. Miles

1887-88 W.C. Bryant

1888-89

1889-90

1890-91

1891-92

1892-93

1893-94

1894-95

R.W. Crawford

W.H. Torbert

A.A. Broadie

T.W. Ruete

Milo W. Ward

H.W. Dodds

Emil L. Boerner

C.H. Ward Des Moines

Emil L. Boerner C.H. Ward Davenport

Emil L. Boerner J.B. Webb Marshalltown

Emil L. Boerner J.B. Webb Council Bluffs

Emil L. Boerner J.B. Webb Des Moines

Rosa M. Upson J.B. Webb Waterloo

Rosa M. Upson J.B. Webb Des Moines

Rosa M. Upson C.H. Ward Dubuque

Rosa M. Upson C.H. Ward Des Moines

Rosa M. Upson C.H. Ward Spirit Lake

Rosa M. Upson

Suel J. Spaulding

Ward Suel J. Spaulding

Etzel

Bale

Picket

Baldwin

Tainter

Baker

Morgan

Hendrix

Pederson

Maher

Boyson

Miles

Ward Davenport

Ward Dubuque

Webb Des Moines

Lindly

1913-14 Geo. Miller Al Falkenhainer

1914-15 A.J. Kilmer Al Falkenhainer

1915-16 J.R. Sutter Al Falkenhainer

1916-17 J.A. Todd Al Falkenhainer

Lindly

Lindly Clear Lake

Lindly Des Moines

YEAR PRESIDENT EXEC OFFICER TREASURER MEETING

1917-18

1918-19

T.M. Watts Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Fort Dodge

T.M. Watts Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1919-20 A.C. Phillip Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Cedar Rapids

1920-21

1921-22

A.C. Phillip Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Des Moines

Geo. Judish Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1922-23 Geo. Judish Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1923-24 H.F. Jones Al Falkenhainer J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1924-25 J.D. Royer J.W. Slocum J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1925-26 Denny Brann J.W. Slocum J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1926-27 B.Q. Ruegnitz J.W. Slocum J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1927-28 J.J. Gillespie J.W. Slocum J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1928-29 R.W. Harvey J.W. Slocum J.M. Lindly Cedar Rapids

1929-30 R.M. Gibson J.W. Slocum J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1930-31

Jepson

Heerema

1932-33 E.L. Beezley

Bjornstad

1935-36

McClelland

Allen

Slocum

Thomas J.W. Slocum

1938-39 G.W. McShane J.W. Slocum

1939-40 G.L. Brown J.W. Slocum

1940-41

H.H. Gibbs V.H. Tyler

1941-42 C.R. Schlumberger

Tyler

1942-43 L. H. Myers V.H. Tyler

1943-44

1944-45

Wm. S. Hanson

VH. Tyler

B.W. Miller V.H. Tyler

Lindly Des Moines

1945-46 D.L. Bruner V.H. Tyler J.M. Lindly Des Moines

1946-47 L.S. Veenker

1947-48 L.L. Eisentraut

1948-49 W.C. Fastenow

1949-50 A.J. Toller

1950-51 W.D. Myers

1951-52

Edw. S. Rose

1952-53 J.H. Norgaard

1953-54 R.M. Hofmann

1954-55 William Boortz

1955-56 Clair Groves

1956-57 J.C. Marshall

Bruner

Lindly Des Moines

Lindly

Lindly Des Moines

Jepson Des Moines

Jepson

Jepson Des Moines

YEAR PRESIDENT EXEC OFFICER

1957-58

1958-59

Robert G. Gibbs D.L. Bruner

Otto Bjornstad D.L. Bruner

1959-60 A. P. Coontz

1960-61

1961-62

1962-63

1963-64

1964-65

1965-66

Max W. Eggleston

Leo C. Brau

Elmer J. Norgaard

Martin M. Boeke

Richard Casey

Hubert M. Forker

1966-67 Cal Woods

1967-68

1968-69

1969-70

1970-71

1971-72

1972-73

C. Boyd Granberg

Jack Smit

Gale W. Stapp

Harold Woodruff

Robert Ohrlund

Dave Stewart

1973-74 Gill Hartliep

1974-75

Leonard Wicks

1975-76 William Deets

1976-77

1977-78

Darwyn Williams

Rollin Bridge

1978-79 Gary Thudium

1979-80 Gary Boeke

1980-81

1981-82

1982-83

1983-84

1984-85

1985-86

1986-87

1987-88

1988-89

1989-90

Tom Vlassis

Lanny Larsh

Eugene Lutz

T.J. Johnsrud

Robert Osterhaus

Sue Yeakel

Phillip Weider

Dennis Killion

Steve Firman

Jerry Karbeling

1990-91 Jim Scott

1991-92

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

Robert G. Gibbs

Thomas R. Temple

TREASURER MEETING

P.J. Jepson Des Moines

John Veenker Cedar Rapids

John Veenker Des Moines

John Veenker Sioux City

John Veenker Des Moines

John Veenker Davenport

David Stewart Des Moines

David Stewart Mason City

David Stewart Waterloo

David Stewart Des Moines

Jack L. Bare Cedar Rapids

Jack L. Bare Lake Okoboji

Jack L. Bare Des Moines

Jack L. Bare Amana Colonies

Jack L. Bare Des Moines

Jack L. Bare Lake Okoboji

Jack L. Bare Des Moines

Jack L. Bare Iowa City

Jack L. Bare Lake Okoboji

Jack L. Bare Des Moines

Jack L. Bare Cedar Rapids

Jack Kiburz Des Moines

Jack Kiburz Dubuque

Jack Kiburz Des Moines

Jack Kiburz Iowa City

Jack Kiburz Des Moines

Jack Kiburz Okoboji

Jack Kiburz Des Moines

Jack Kiburz Okoboji

Leman Olson

Mark Richards

Susan Frey

Bernie Cremers

James Miller

Susan Lutz

Thomas R. Temple

Jack Kiburz Cedar Rapids

Steve Firman Des Moines

Steve Firman Okoboji

Thomas R. Temple Jim Scott Dubuque

Thomas R. Temple

Jim Scott Des Moines

Jim Scott Cedar Rapids

Jim Scott Des Moines

YEAR PRESIDENT EXEC OFFICER TREASURER MEETING

1997-98

1998-99

Edward Maier

Greg Hoyman

1999-00 John Forbes

2000-01 Lisa Ploehn

2001-02 Al Shepley

2002-03

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

Jim Wallace

Steve Mullenix

Matt Osterhaus

Tim Becker

Sue Purcell

Jay Currie

2008-09 Bill Baer

2009-10 Bob Stessman

2010-11

2011-12

Renae Chesnut

Thomas R. Temple Jim Scott Davenport

Thomas R. Temple Jim Scott Council Bluffs

Thomas R. Temple Jim Wallace Cedar Rapids

Thomas R. Temple

Mark Richards W. Des Moines

Mark Richards Cedar Rapids

Mark Richards Dubuque

Thomas R. Temple Susan Frey Des Moines

Thomas R. Temple Susan Frey Cedar Rapids

Thomas R. Temple

Bob Stessman Iowa City

Bob Stessman Des Moines

Thomas R. Temple Jim Miller Cedar Rapids

Thomas R. Temple Jim Miller W. Des Moines

Thomas R. Temple Jim Miller Bettendorf

Carl Chalstrom Kate Gainer Al Shepley W. Des Moines

2012-13 Julie Kuhle Kate Gainer Al Shepley Coralville

2013-14

Michele Evink Kate Gainer Steve Firman Altoona 2014-15 John Swegle

2015-16

Kate Gainer Steve Firman Coralville

Bob Greenwood Kate Gainer Steve Firman W. Des Moines

2016-17 Rick Knudson

Craig Logemann Kate Gainer Sue Purcell Des Moines 2018-19 Cheryl Clarke Kate Gainer Tim Becker Cedar Rapids

Connie Connolly Kate Gainer Tim Becker Virtual 2020-21 Diane Reist Kate Gainer CoraLynn Trewet Virtual 2021-22

2022-23

Chris Clayton

Cheri Schmit

2023-24 John Hamiel

2024-25 Jim Hoehns

1963-64 Anthony Rocca

1964-65 Daryl Weishaar

1965-66 William Nelson

1966-67 Phillip Greth

1967-68 Ken Gardner

1968-69 Robert Bellinger

1969-70 Robert Curtis

1970-71 William Deets

1971-72 Dennis P. West

1972-73 Jack Berg

1973-74 Carol Phillips

1974-75 Bill Tester

Kate Gainer CoraLynn Trewet Cedar Rapids

Kate Gainer CoraLynn Trewet Des Moines

Kate Gainer Kristin Meyer Coralville

Kate Gainer Kristin Meyer Des Moines

PAST ISHP PRESIDENTS

1975-76 William Deets

1976-77 Carol Phillips

1977-78 Robert Clark

1978-79 Dennis Messier

1979-80 Jan Wenger

1980-81 Daniel Toal

1981-82 Steven Kastendieck

1982-83 Jon Beyer

1983-84 Stephen Bergquist

1984-85 David Novotny

1985-86 Timonty Page

1986-87 Ed Sarrazin

1987-88 Karl Kamber

1988-89 Vickie Jain

1989-90 Mary Beth Gross

1990-91 Robert Clark

1991-92 Jon Beyer

1992-93 David H. Bernhard

1993-94 Steven Kastendieck

1994-95 Curtis Olthoff

1995-96 John Rode

1996-97 Sharon Meyer

1997-98 Jim Wallace

1998 Mary Voelker Phipps

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