ADENA Foundation Annual Report 2015

Giving Does Good

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Giving Does Good CONTENTS

CHAIR’S LETTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2015 ADENA HEALTH FOUNDATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ABOUT THE FOUNDATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 CAPITAL FUNDRAISING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 ADENA EMERGES AS A TEACHING HOSPITAL. . . . . . . . . . . . 6 PACCAR MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 HEALTHCARE CAREER SCHOLARSHIPS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 VOLUNTEER ADVISORY COUNCIL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 WOMEN’S BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 COMMUNITY GIVING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 HOLIDAY SPIRITS IGNITED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 SCHOOL GIVING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 FAMILY GIVING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 SPECIAL PURPOSE FUNDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 LEGACY GIVING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 2015 FINANCIALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 2015 MEMORIALS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 2015 DONORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

Dear Friends of Adena Health Foundation, Last October, I attended Adena Health System’s grand opening of the Carlisle Building. I was proud to join many community members seated along South Paint Street to see a magnificent landmark restored to its former glory. But what gave me the most pride was knowing that the building’s dedication wasn’t as much to mark the completion of a project as it was to celebrate the beginning of an era – a renaissance for Chillicothe commerce; a better bridge to our community partners; and an investment in the future of our region’s health care. It’s an exciting time for Adena, and I hope you share that sentiment.

The accomplishments that Adena Health Foundation has achieved over the last several years, with your ardent support, have been many. The Foundation’s first capital campaign raised $5 million in support of PACCAR Medical Education Center. The Foundation’s 21st Century Campaign raised more than $900,000 for robotic surgery. And because of the pathways created

by PACCAR Medical Education Center, Adena Health System has emerged as a Teaching Hospital. In fact, without a thriving Medical Education Program, the vision for renovation of the Carlisle Building might not have been conceived.

I am pleased to share with you our 2015 Annual Report.

This report isn’t just a summary of the Foundation’s achievements, but it is a celebration of you, the donor whose steadfast support helps us improve the lives of those we are privileged to serve every day.

In 2015, total Foundation revenue was $1.2 million.

Through your generosity, we were able to direct nearly $500,000 to assist charity patients, purchase patient care equipment and materials for the hospital, and award college scholarships to students pursuing healthcare professions.

As board members and stewards of Adena Health Foundation, we take great pride in fostering the spirit of giving that is so much a part of our region, while ensuring your charitable giving has a direct impact on the patients we serve.

Thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Lana Fairchild Chair & President

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2015 ADENA HEALTH FOUNDATION ADENA HEALTH SYSTEM CORPORATE CHURCHES

ADENA HEALTH FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015

ADENA HEALTH FOUNDATION STAFF

First Presbyterian Church Orchard Hill United Church of Christ Salem Community Church St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Paul’s Episcopal Church St. Peter’s Catholic Church Tabernacle Baptist Church Trinity United Methodist Church Walnut Street United Methodist Church

Lana Fairchild, CHAIR/PRESIDENT Carvel Simmons, VICE CHAIR Jane Roach, MD, SECRETARY William Beatty, TREASURER Philip Evans Anthony Fish Michael Potts Amanda VanDeusen Tracy Coats, MSN Virginia Wettersten, Member’s Director, ex officio Carol Theobald, Volunteer Advisory Council, ex officio Trish Mares, The Women’s Board of Adena, ex officio Mark Shuter, President/CEO, Adena Health System, ex officio Robert Rosenberger, Chief Financial Officer, Adena Health System, ex-officio Ralph Metzger, CFRE, Executive Director, ex officio

Ralph Metzger, CFRE, Executive Director Sheila Buckley, Development Director Lori Clark, Operations & Fiscal Coordinator ADENA HEALTH SYSTEM BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Steven P. Burkhardt, CHAIR (At-Large) Virginia Wettersten, VICE-CHAIR (Orchard Hill United Church of Christ) Joseph Sulzer, TREASURER (St. Peter’s Catholic Church) Tom White, SECRETARY (At-Large) Jack Berno, M.D. (Trustee-at-Large) Wayne Coats, D.O. (Medical Staff Representative) Ralph D’Antoni, Jr. (St. Mary’s Catholic Church) Rev. James Grove (First Presbyterian Church) Mike Lilly (At-Large) Jerry Phillips (Tabernacle Baptist Church) Bill Sever, D.O. (Medical Staff Trustee) David Strickland (Guest of the Board) Gail Taylor (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church) Joseph Watson (Trinity United Methodist Church) Noble Yoshida (Walnut Street UMC)

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THROUGH GIVING, YOU HELP MEET THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE IN SOUTHERN OHIO.” 3

Good for Community ABOUT THE FOUNDATION Adena Health Foundation was created on January 7, 2002 by the Board of Trustees of Adena Health System to support its mission and charitable purposes. The Foundation is separately incorporated as tax-exempt under IRC 501(c)(3) and as a supporting organization under IRC 509(a)(3). Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

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A focal point for giving for health and patient care;

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T ranslate gifts into special projects in a health system that improves health and wellness in the community;

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Maintain funds for donors who designate their gifts for special programs and the unique needs of our patients;

Our Southern Ohio region is fortunate that Adena Health System is locally managed and controlled, as it has been since 1895. It is financially healthy and growing, which enables it to continually expand healthcare services to area residents. By supporting the Foundation and donating close to home, you are helping Adena fulfill its obligation to meet the ever-increasing demand for quality healthcare in our area.

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Reduce the health system’s need to borrow for new facilities, renovations and equipment, thereby freeing up operating revenue for expanding patient care; and

“Philanthropy” translates from Greek to mean “love for mankind.”

Adena Health Foundation broadens the meaning by creating an environment for giving that satisfies a donor’s desire to make good things happen close to home.

Because we believe that everyone in Southern Ohio deserves access to the best healthcare close to home, the Foundation serves five important functions:

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Provide accountability to donors.

Since its inception, the Foundation has received over $16.8 million in philanthropic support and grants, including that which is donated directly to the Health System. Based upon current net assets of $4,080,187, annual mission-related expenditures have averaged $981,445 per year. Foundation operating expenses are paid directly

by Adena Health System. For donors, this means that 100% of their contributions are spent according to the donor’s wishes.

The Foundation has no donor-advised funds or permanent endowments. The Board’s expectation is that donations are to be used as intended by the donor for impact now, rather for endowment building.

What drives us is what constantly challenges us – to make Adena the best healthcare system for you. Powered by contributions from individuals, businesses and grants, in 2015, we made expenditures of $485,187 on mission purposes that include:

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S cholarships totaling $85,400 to 62 students studying to become healthcare professionals; fields of study and number of students were Occupational Therapy (5), Pharmacy (7), Physical Therapy (3), Dietetics (1), Medicine (2), Radiology (3), Laboratory Technology (1) and Nursing (40);

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ssisting patients who could not afford their healthcare, medical A supplies, prosthetics, prescriptions and medical travel costs;

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early $80,000 in assistance to 542 hospice patients whose N families could not afford their end-of-life care;

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igs from the Wig Fund for charity-qualified patients who W experienced hair loss during radiation and chemotherapy treatments;

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Funeral expenses for some who had no next of kin or assets;

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afeteria and gas vouchers to patients and families who could not C afford numerous trips to and from their hometowns, or meals while they stayed with their loved one for extended periods in the hospital;

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as vouchers to cancer patients and cardio-pulmonary rehab G patients who could otherwise not keep up with their treatments or rehabilitation program due to travel costs;

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ew baby starter supplies to needy parents and new safe sleep N sacks for all babies born at Adena; and

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Education and travel costs for clinical staff education.

GIVING NOURISHES BELIEF IN OTHERS.”

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SUPPORTING THE NEEDS OF SOUTHERN OHIO THROUGH CAPITAL FUNDRAISING The Foundation provides a philanthropic perspective for Adena Health System’s capital planning process and maintains a state of readiness for conducting capital campaigns.

The 21st Century Campaign for advanced medical equipment, which started in 2013, provided $900,000 to help the Health System implement the robotic-assisted surgery program. By the end of 2015, 1,171 patients had benefitted from this new surgical capability, a growth of 454 in one year. Also, last year, Intuitive (the company that makes the surgical robot), named Adena as one of two Intuitive Epicenters in Ohio (one of 44 in the nation). This means that surgeons from other hospitals are coming to Adena to train in using the technology… just another example of Adena being a Teaching Hospital. In all, our surgeons perform 20 different kinds of robotic-assisted surgeries with hysterectomies and gall bladder procedures accounting for more than half.

Since Adena’s introduction of robotic surgery in 2012, 1,171 patients have benefited from this minimally invasive surgery.

One of them was Frankfort, Ohio native Darryl. His story is below.

Darryl’s Story Darryl wasn’t expecting any surprises when he commemorated his fiftieth birthday with a colonoscopy screening. But when the results of the screening revealed Darryl had a mass, the news was at least easier to absorb when he learned that a minimally-invasive procedure could remove the mass, and that fellow “local boy” Dr. Bill Sever would do the surgery.

Darryl had known Bill Sever from their days growing up in Frankfort and playing sports at Adena High School. Decades would pass before the two would reconnect again, and that was when friends recommended Darryl see Dr. Sever for his care.

But even as Dr. Sever reviewed the benefits of robotic surgery, Darryl, who had never before had surgery, was still a bit nervous.

“I figured I would be laid up, sore, not able to move and stuck in bed for several weeks,” Darryl said. But Darryl’s fears were allayed when he found out he would have only three small incisions and be back to normal activities in about two weeks. And that’s just what happened. Darryl had his surgery on Wednesday, was discharged Thursday, enjoyed watching OSU in the Fiesta Bowl Saturday and went to church Sunday. Within two weeks, Darryl returned to work and resumed his normal routine.

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I WAS SURPRISED BY HOW QUICK RECOVERY REALLY WAS. AND I DIDN’T HAVE TO TRAVEL 60 MILES TO COLUMBUS TO GET HEALTHCARE. IT’S RIGHT HERE.” – Darryl

“I was surprised by how quick recovery really was,” Darryl said of his successful robotic surgery experience. “And I didn’t have to travel 60 miles to Columbus to get healthcare. It’s right here.”

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Good for Education ADENA EMERGES AS A TEACHING HOSPITAL

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During our first capital campaign in 2006, to which the PACCAR Foundation contributed $1 million toward the $15 million Medical Education Center project, the Foundation raised an additional $4.25 million to complete the portion needed from philanthropy.

Center and in the hospital. We are protecting our service region from the continuing national shortage of nurses. Likewise, by teaching medical students and residents, we will protect this region from the imminent national shortage of physicians.

The PACCAR Medical Education Center became the tool that enabled Adena Health System to become a Teaching Hospital.

Bachelor’s degree nursing students, students in allied health professions, third- and fourth-year medical students and medical residents in four residency programs are making use of the Center for classroom work, and, especially the human patient simulation lab.

The expectation of our physicians and staff to teach contributes to continuous improvements in quality of care and patient safety.

Adena’s Medical Residency Programs began in 2012, and now feature Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine and a Transitional Program. Initially with zero applicants, Medical Education Director Dr. David Towle reached out to colleagues at medical schools and recruited six newly-graduated physicians.

Last year, there were 16 openings for residency positions at Adena, for which we received more than 600 applicants. What a testament to the power of a Teaching Hospital!

Since opening the PACCAR Medical Education Center in 2008, the proportion of BSN-prepared nurses at Adena has doubled from 20% to 40%. More than 800 of the 2,500 students at the Ohio University-Chillicothe branch are in pre-nursing or nursing programs.

Their clinical training is conducted at the PACCAR Medical Education

The PACCAR Medical Education Center is accredited by the Ohio State Medical Association and the American Osteopathic Association as provider for Continuing Medical Education. This makes Adena and Chillicothe a destination for training from other hospitals in Ohio and other states.

WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GET, BUT WE MAKE A LIFE BY WHAT WE GIVE.”

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– Winston Churchill

PACCAR MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER A Look Behind the Curtain, a Look Ahead Step inside the David Meade Massey Virtual Hospital and Dave Smith, RN, Simulation Coordinator, will likely be the first human you encounter in a unit caring for five adult simulated patients.

“A natural born inventor/tinkerer, David is the perfect employee for our simulation center,” said Dr. David Towle, Director of Medical Education. “He’s the right person for the right job.”

Often referred to as the “wizard behind the curtain”, Dave commands the sophisticated computer technology that brings the simulation lab to life. On this day, however, he shows the shell of a plastic upper torso and then produces a very lifelike thoracic cavity, complete with ribcage, heart and lungs. This is his creation. He explains how he sculpted the ribcage from a number of plaster casts and how the science of exacting the heart and lungs was made possible by precise amounts of Ballistic gelatin, water and controlled temperatures. A pig heart purchased from a local butcher helped Dave replicate and complete the organs housed in the chest cavity, so detailed, the arteries are imprinted in the cast. This innovation now provides an enhanced level of learning for medical professionals.

In his role at the Virtual Hospital, Dave has played no small part in PACCAR Medical Education Center’s success. As a critical care nurse, Dave’s former background in the military, and as a plastics industrial engineer, may, on the surface, seem an unlikely combination for work in a patient simulation lab. However, this unique blend of skills has proven valuable. Particularly with a thriving graduate medical education program and Adena’s emergence as a Teaching Hospital, the demand for innovative technology and on innovative technology has never been greater.

Dave Smith’s thoracic cavity at work.

Call it growing pains, but even the most state-of-the-art patient simulators usually succumb to the unexpected. Dave’s primary duties,

After one million chest compressions, 100,000 ventilations and over 4,000 hours of simulation, this patient simulator will soon be discharged.

which include writing codes for the simulators and creating any of 70,000 possible patient responses for unsuspecting students are sometimes put on hold for repairs--sewing eyelids, replacing computer chips, fixing computer glitches. Most of these procedures are successful and in some cases, Dave has helped the manufacturer pinpoint and correct a problem. But as warranties on some of the “older” patients can cost over $12,000 a year, plans are underway to replace at least two of the mannequins in order to acquire two new patient simulators in 2016 at a total cost of $162,000. Adena Health Foundation and Adena Health System will help offset this necessary cost to keep a burgeoning medical education program ahead of the curve.

Dr. Towle sees a viable future ahead for PACCAR, the result of Adena’s collective dedication to medical education.

“PACCAR should soon become a regional leader in medical simulation not just for our medical teammates, but for law enforcement, emergency medical services and our local military members.”

And Dr. Towle doesn’t mince words when it comes to Dave Smith.

“I hope he never leaves!”

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ADENA’S PACCAR MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER IS THE FLAGSHIP FOR MEDICAL, NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE REGION.”

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Good for Scholars HEALTHCARE CAREER SCHOLARSHIPS In 2015, these funds included the Healthcare Scholarships Endowment, the Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship Fund, the Manchester Radiology Education Endowment, the Soon Phil Choice Memorial Scholarship Endowment, the Catherine Evanoff Memorial Scholarship Endowment, the Volunteer Scholarship Fund, the Beth Ann Elliott Memorial Scholarship Endowment and four funds within the PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment.

Among the Education Center funds are the St. Mary’s Catholic Church William Nolan Endowment, Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment, Eagles Aerie 600 Herbie Retherford Memorial Endowment and Stephen Fleisher Scholarship Endowment.

Since 2002, scholarships totaling $548,100 have been awarded to students enrolled in college for healthcare professions. Last summer, the Foundation awarded scholarships totaling $85,400

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to 62 students! Adena Healthcare Scholarships are made possible each year through the fundraising efforts of the Volunteer Advisory Council and its Sugarloaf Gift Shop, the Women’s Board of Adena and its annual Charity Ball and Spring Plant Sale, and contributions from employees, the public and investment income generated from endowments.

Contributions to scholarship funds are always encouraged and greatly appreciated, especially from students who have benefited and who are now practicing their professions in the healthcare world. We extend our congratulations to the students who earned scholarships in 2015, and who are well on their way to becoming our future healthcare professionals. Today, their future is in our hands; tomorrow, our lives might be in theirs.

GIVING ENABLES WORKS BEYOND OUR INDIVIDUAL ABILITY AND CAPACITY.”

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We appreciate these nice notes from some of the students.

2015 ADENA HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLAR

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Aleshya Arms Kelsey Ballew Katelyn Barker Lindsey Brown Cody Bryan Christina Case Alisha Chesser Brea Close Dakoda Collins Kelsey Cook Natalie Cooper Savannah Cox Deidre Davitt Sarah Dresbach Emma Dye Deanna Dyer Nicklaus Freeman Katie Jones Jerry Griesheimer Dustin Harmeyer Whitney Henness Julia Horton Danielle Hux Jessica Jordan Anna Karr Jordan Kellough Kierstin Kirkpatrick Katelyn Martin Devin Mays Taylor McQuiniff Andrea Moore

Ohio University Ohio University Marshall University Wright State University Ohio University Ohio State University University of Findlay Ohio University Ohio University University of Cincinnati Ohio University Mount Carmel Ohio University Shawnee State University Wright State University Shawnee State University Ohio University Indiana Wesleyan Ohio University Chamberlain College Ohio University Shawnee State University Ohio Northern University Ohio University Mount Carmel Morehead State University Chamberlain Capital University Ohio Northern University Shawnee State University Ohio University

Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Occupational Therapy Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Medicine Nursing Nursing Nursing Occupational Therapy Nursing Physical Therapy Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Nursing

Ashley Mulkern Megan Mustard Amanda Keeton Britney Neff Amy Ours Kelsie Peters Allie Pontius Bailey Pontius Sonja Marie Porter Madison Reed Danelle Rhoads Molly Richards Erin Sierra Ross Brandon Smith Rachael Smith Alexandria Southworth Hannah Spohn Mackenna Steinbrook Kenly Stidham Megan Swayne Alexandria Thacker Miranda Thacker Kaila Tillis Jessica Ward Breanna White Jaqueline Whittle Brianna Wiget Seth Willman Victoria Wolfe Courtney Wooten Jessica Wright

University of Cincinnati Morehead State University Shawnee State University Ohio University Marshall University Shawnee State University Ohio University Otterbein University Ohio University University of Findlay Ohio University Shawnee State University Eastern Kentucky University Ohio Northern University Marshall University Ball State University Wright State University Shawnee State University Mount Carmel Ohio University Ohio Northern University Ohio Northern University Ohio University Shawnee State University University of Cincinnati Ohio University Shawnee State University Ohio University Rio Grande University Northeast Ohio Medical University Northern Kentucky University

Dietetics Nursing Physical Therapy Nursing Nursing Occupational Therapy Nursing Nursing Medicine Pharmacy Nursing Occupational Therapy Medical Laboratory Tech Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Nursing Occupational Therapy Nursing Physical Therapy Nursing Pharmacy Nursing Nursing Nursing Nursing Radiology Tech Nursing Radiology Tech Pharmacy Radiology Tech

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I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for your contribution to my academic pursuits in the healthcare field of nursing. It is a challenging major, but I am passionate about my choice to become a nurse. The efforts of your group assist me greatly in my efforts toward becoming a nurse. Thank you.”

– Hannah Spohn

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the generous scholarship I was awarded. It has been a huge help to my family. I appreciate your support in assisting me to further my education. Again, thank you so much.”

– Megan Mustard

Thank you so much for selecting me as one of the many scholarship recipients! Your Foundation has not only given me the gift of this scholarship but also a future potential place for employment and I believe that is a truly amazing opportunity. Thank you for supporting my decision into nursing at Wright State!

Thank you again. God bless!”

– Emma Dye

I am writing to express my sincere gratitude to you for making the Adena Health Foundation scholarships possible. I was excited to learn of my selection for this honor again this year and I am deeply appreciative of your support for the past two years.

I am currently a second year physical therapy student at Ohio University and the financial assistance you have provided will be of great help to me in paying my educational expenses. I am very grateful for your assistance in helping me pursue my dream of a career in physical therapy!

Thank you again for your generosity and support. I will continue to strive to succeed in the program and in my future career.”

– Megan Swayne

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Good for Volunteers

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YOU CANNOT DO A KINDNESS TOO SOON, FOR YOU NEVER KNOW HOW SOON IT WILL BE TOO LATE.”

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– Ralph Waldo Emerson

VOLUNTEER ADVISORY COUNCIL A dedicated team of adult and teenage volunteers continue to make the Volunteer Advisory Council (VAC) a tremendously valuable resource for Adena. Volunteers assist with countless tasks throughout the hospital, including patient transport and discharge, mail delivery and the operation of the Sugarloaf Gift Shop.

In 2015, the VAC donated $235,000, which was used to support the Volunteer Scholarship Fund and to purchase important equipment and patient comfort items for the hospital. Since the Foundation began keeping records, the VAC has contributed $3,678,259 in support of the hospital and the Foundation.

Many abdominal and chest surgery patients benefit from receiving “Sir Koff-A-Lot” and “Heart” bears, made possible by the VAC. Maintenance of the fish tank in the Same Day Surgery waiting area is also funded by the VAC.

2015 MEMBERS OF THE VOLUNTEER ADVISORY COUNCIL:

Carol Theobald, PRESIDENT Sue Weingard, VICE PRESIDENT Martha Gaston, SECRETARY Zach Riege, TREASURER Richard Gehring, ASST. TREASURER George Barker Fran Barnitz Linda Burns Karol Chaffin Roger Downs Thelma Fannon Robert Imboden Willie Kerney

Deborah Lassiter Tom Lee Debbie Liebe Trish Mares Cherie Noel Kathy Seymour Judy Stover June Sutherland Pauline Vaughan Kay Wallace Kathy Wells Canda Vietzke

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THE OBJECT OF CITIZENSHIP IS NOT TO FIND THE RIGHT PLACE TO LIVE, BUT TO MAKE WHERE YOU ARE LIVING THE RIGHT KIND OF PLACE.” – Dr. Keith S. Ames

WOMEN’S BOARD In 1895, the Women’s Board, then known as the Board of Lady Managers, along with a dozen local churches, founded the Chillicothe Hospital. The original board was responsible for management of the early hospital, as well as fundraising. Today, the Women’s Board devotes its efforts to three annual fundraising events – the February Caring Hearts Appeal, Spring Plant Sale and December Charity Ball. Proceeds from fundraising support the Volunteer Scholarships Program and the Healing Garden at the Adena Cancer Center.

In 2015, the Women’s Board gave $23,000 of which $5,000 was for scholarships. Since the Foundation began keeping records, the Women’s Board has given a total of $800,141 in support of the hospital.

2015 MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN’S BOARD:

Deborah Lassiter, PRESIDENT Sherrie Tener, VICE PRESIDENT Judy Hortel, SECRETARY Dixie Freeman, TREASURER Nancy Ames Heather Bryant Georgia Fields Sherri Hoselton Miriam King Angie Lochbaum Cassie Long

Trish Mares Diedra McDonald Patty Neff Jan Nusbaum Barbara Seigneur Judy Stover Fran Upperman Kay Wallace Alice Ware JoAnn White

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Giving Does Good COMMUNITY GIVING DOES GOOD Pirates Pretty in Pink A pleasant October sunset was the backdrop for the bursts of pink splendor coloring Adena’s campus during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Donning eye patches, skull caps and swashbuckler attire, breast cancer survivors, family, friends and caregivers raised money in support of Adena Cancer Center during the Pink Pirates Walk on October 15. Participants gathered at the Cancer Center for

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fellowship, fun and photos alongside the Guardians of the Ribbon, Ohio Chapter firetruck before embarking on a one-mile walk paying tribute to all those who have faced the disease. Unified in pink and purpose as they walked, the group was a beautiful tapestry of pink – woven with unique experiences and personal stories of love and courage.

HOLIDAY SPIRITS IGNITED

FAMILY GIVING DOES GOOD

Every year, the Igniters Street Rod Club has visited Adena Regional Medical Center to share holiday cheer and teddy bears with patients.

The Club started out visiting newborns and their families but since that first year, the visits have had a broader reach.

Father and Daughter Serve Up Smiles

“The first year we came to Adena with Santa Claus and a bunch of teddy bears, we soon discovered there weren’t many people to visit since the hospital tries to get everyone home for Christmas,” said Igniters member Jim Tribby. “So we were here and thought, let’s just go visit everyone in the hospital.”

There’s something about that familiar jingle that brings a smile to a face. And there were many smiles last summer when Anthony Allen parked his ice cream truck outside Adena Cancer Center last August to deliver sweet cool treats to patients and their caregivers.

That was nearly 20 years ago, and the annual Santa visits have continued ever since.

Named after his daughter who has sickle cell anemia, Antoinette’s Ice Cream truck is a way for Anthony to honor his daughter, while giving back to the community. Treats were free, thanks to NAPA Central Auto Parts and other businesses who make donations to cover the cost of the ice cream.

Anthony couldn’t bear to see the pain his daughter Antoinette endured with sickle cell anemia. “To be with somebody when they are in pain and you can’t help is heartbreaking. I know what cancer patients go through and I’m happy to be able to provide a little something special to make their day a little better.”

SCHOOL GIVING DOES GOOD Southeastern Students Team Up to Fight Cancer Southeastern High School volleyball players and cheerleaders teamed up to raise $950 for Adena Cancer Center in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. The athletes conducted several events, including a silent auction, luminary sale and “Serve for the Cure” volleyball game. Members of Southeastern High School’s

National Honor Society also demonstrated their support by visiting the Cancer Center as part of the group’s Random Acts of Kindness Day. The students donated ice cream and gas cards to cancer patients and 19 students knitted hats to donate to newborns at Adena Women and Children’s Center.

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Good for Healthcare OUR SPECIAL PURPOSE FUNDS AND HOW THEY WORK Individuals, estates, business & industry, foundations and others can influence the health and healthcare future of Southern Ohio. The Foundation maintains special purpose funds to help donors match their gifts with their interests and charitable intent.

THREE FUNDS FOR CHARITY CARE: n

T he Charity Care Fund helps pay expenses for Adena patients who have insufficient financial resources to pay for their care; and for travel and meal expenses for needy family members who stay in the hospital with their loved one for extended periods of time;

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F riends of Hospice donations ensure patients with inadequate resources receive end-of-life care without worrying about how their care will be paid for or its impact on their families; and

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T he Wig Fund provides wigs to charity-qualified patients who have experienced hair loss due to their medical condition or treatments.

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS: Our scholarship funds and endowments provide encouragement and assistance to Southern Ohio students who pursue healthcare careers and return to work in our communities: n

r. James R. Manchester Memorial Endowment for D Imaging Technology Education

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ordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship Endowment G for Medical Laboratory Technology

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S oon Phil Choice Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Radiology Technology and Nursing

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Healthcare Scholarships Endowment

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Volunteer Scholarships Fund

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eth Ann Elliott Memorial Scholarship Endowment B for nursing students

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ACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment P for PACCAR Medical Education Center students

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S t. Mary’s Catholic Church/William Nolan Endowment for PACCAR Medical Education Center students

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S tephen Fleischer Scholarship Endowment for PACCAR Medical Education Center students

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J unior Civic League Scholarship Endowment for PACCAR Medical Education Center students

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Patient Care Technology Fund purchases new healthcare equipment and technology

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E agles Aerie 600/Herbie Retherford Memorial Scholarship Endowment for PACCAR Medical Education Center students

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C atherine Evanoff Memorial Scholarship Endowment

Patient Experience Fund for special projects, charity care and new initiatives to ensure the highest quality experience for our patients and their families

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S ports Medicine Athlete of the Year Scholarship

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omen & Children’s Fund for special projects, equipment W and technology, charity care, education and outreach through Maternity Services, Women’s Services and Pediatrics

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Rehab Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, education and outreach concerning patient rehabilitation, speech & hearing, sports medicine and the athletic trainer program

FUNDS BENEFITING EMPLOYEES OF THE ADENA HEALTH SYSTEM FAMILY: n

E mployee Benevolence Fund provides emergency assistance to qualified employees who suffer family tragedies such as fire, flooding, storm destruction, death or serious illness

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A dena Kids Scholarship Fund assists children of Adena employees who wish to study for healthcare careers

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N ursing Education Fund supports continuing education and educational events for nursing staff

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Community Programs Fund for special projects, education and outreach for improving community health and well being

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E mergency Department Fund for opportunities to enhance emergency services and disaster response capabilities

General Fund, also known as the Where Needed Most Fund, to fulfill needs as identified and authorized by the Foundation Board of Directors

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M edical Education Fund for opportunities to enhance continuing medical and clinical education

Operating Endowment Fund for the future sustainability of the Foundation

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Board of Trustees Fund for special projects or needs identified by the Adena Health System Board of Trustees – supported entirely by the Health System

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Research Fund for special projects and new initiatives in clinical research, social & behavioral, disease mortality and morbidity studies

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Greenfield Medical Center Fund

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Pike Medical Center Fund

FUNDS THAT IMPROVE PATIENT CARE, FACILITIES, TECHNOLOGY, EDUCATION AND PREVENTION: n

FUNDS THAT SUPPORT COMMUNITY INITIATIVES:

R alph W. Roach, MD, Adena Cancer Center Endowment and the Cancer Fund for special projects, equipment & technology, family and patient support groups, charity care, education and outreach D iabetes Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, education and outreach H eart Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, education and outreach G eriatrics Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, education and outreach

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Jackson Health Center Fund

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Waverly Health Center Fund

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GIVING HELPS MEET THE NEED FOR HEALTHIER AND BETTER LIVES.” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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Good for Legacies THE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS Endowment Funds may be designated from time-to-time by the Board of Directors. The minimum amount to establish a named fund is $20,000, which may be paid over a number of years. No endowment fund is considered “permanent,” because future needs may change and the original purpose for a fund may not always exist.

The Catherine Evanoff Memorial Scholarship Endowment was established in 2011 by a $25,000 gift from the Volunteer Advisory Council to honor and memorialize the founder of the VAC. Earnings from this fund will benefit qualified students in degree programs for any direct patient care healthcare profession.

The Dr. James R. Manchester Memorial Endowment for Imaging Technology Education was created in 2008 by Mrs. Eileen R. Manchester to honor the memory and accomplishments of the late Dr. James R. Manchester. Dr. Manchester is remembered as one of the first three radiologists in the Chillicothe Hospital’s X-Ray Department, and for introducing computers to the X-Ray Department of the Medical Center Hospital, known today as Adena Regional Medical Center.

The Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship Endowment was established in 2003 by friends and family to honor the late Mr. Streicher for his 40 years of service to the hospital’s medical laboratory. This endowment perpetuates his passion for education by assisting students who choose medical laboratory technology careers. We encourage students who wish to enter the medical laboratory profession to apply for the Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship.

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The Soon Phil Choice Memorial Scholarship Endowment was established by retired radiologist Dr. Young Choice, in honor of his parents. This fund is used to assist radiology and nursing students.

The Adena Healthcare Scholarships Endowment was created in 2002 to assist students in a variety of healthcare education tracks.

This fund, which includes the Reginald Blue Scholarship Fund, was established by a $100,000 bequest for nursing education.

The Beth Ann Elliott Memorial Scholarship Endowment was established in 2011 to honor her memory and professionalism.

Income from this fund helps support nursing scholarships.

The PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment was created in 2007 to accumulate funds to support scholarships for students of the PACCAR Medical Education Center.

This fund includes four named endowments for which a total of $135,500 was pledged. They are: n

St. Mary’s Catholic Church William Nolan Endowment

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Stephen Fleischer Scholarship Endowment

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Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment

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Eagles Aerie 600 Herbie Retherford Memorial Scholarship Endowment

LEGACY GIVING We are very grateful for the future-oriented generosity of individuals who expressed their belief in our mission by including the Adena Health Foundation or the Adena Health System in their living trusts and estate plans: Burrel Adkins Reginald C. Blue Thomas A. Carlisle Ardith F. Conrad John H. Cooke Clyde I. Deffenbaugh Charles L. Franklin Marianne S. Franklin James R. Loel Dorothy A. McFarland Mary Skinner McGhee

Edna Mae Miller Leona M. Monce William B. Moore Virginia A. Perrin Robert E. Theobald Eugene F. Tomastik Robert E. Schillinger Robert & Louise Schrader Dorothy M. Smith Bertha A. Story Howard S. Young

Through their wills, estates, trusts and life insurance, these individuals have created lasting legacies that will serve healthcare in southern Ohio for years to come. Legacy giving requires professional assistance. Even during their lifetime, donors can redirect to charities a portion of their assets and estates that would otherwise pay taxes or estate fees.

If doing good for healthcare and education aligns with your charitable interests and you have questions about how estate planning can help fulfill your intentions, please contact the Foundation and consult your professional advisor. Excellent information and calculators also are available on the Foundation’s website at www.adena.org/foundation.

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Financials FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2015

(unaudited)

Support & Revenue 2014

2015

Contributions*

$768,154

$588,105

Operating Support from Adena

$361,935

$404,931

Investment Income

$425,500

$212,177

Investment Gain (Loss)

($257,102)

($233,699)

$1,298,487

$971,514

Expenditures from Donated Funds

$1,068,481

$485,187

Operating Expenses paid by Adena

$361,935

$404,931

TOTAL EXPENSES

$1,430,416

$890,118

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR

$3,998,791

$4,080,187

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE:

Expenses

* An additional $139,510.21 from Trust distributions were received and administered by Adena Health System in 2014.

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2015 MEMORIALS Memorial Gifts are recognized in Memory of friends and loved ones. We honor them here.

Marcella M. Allen June M. Allen Nelson Allen Patsy Anderson Stacey Angus Shirley Atkins Richard & Jane Ballard Edgard Bergeron Mary Bigler William H. Boggs Russell (Ned) Boldoser John Brockmeyer Betty M. Brown Sandra L. Brown Shirley Bucy Jeanne Burkitt Keith Butler Helen Cannon Ronald Chapman William Cheesebrew Betty Clarke Sue E. Clarke Doris Jean Cleavenger Virginia Conaway Alvin Conaway Dorothy Conoway Muriel Cooke Sandy Cooper Everett Copenhaver Dr. William Corzine Lee W. Cottrill William F. Cunningham

William T. Daniels Bernice Daugherty Lloyd Davis Kathryn Elizabeth Davis Leah Davis Osie E. Deal Donald Dearth Edward D. Delmoe Thomas Alex Dennis Ralph N. Dixon Thomas Dougherty Cledtis and Mona Dozer Marcella Duffy Charles Edgington Debbie Elliott Phyllys Jo Everhart Marilyn Fee Elizabeth Ann Fetrow Harold Fielder Naomi Fleischer Tommy N. Foster Donald Fout Joseph & Judith Francis Draxie Frasure Dane R. Free Charles Gallaugher George Ginther Roberta (Bertie) Glasgow Richard Glasspoole Larry Good Doug Grant Doris Gray

Mary Green Lucille Greer Betty Hall William S. Halliday Ted Harber Margaret Harness Jim Hart Floyd & Betty Hatton Robert Haubeil Ruth Hay Carol Henry Mr. & Mrs. E.R. Henry Mary Hensley John Highland Jesse W. Hill Donald R. Hill Charles D. Holder, Jr. Alma Ruth Holt James Hopper Perry Horton Richard C. Houghland Joseph Hoyt Alan Hubbell Peggy Huff Bret Hughes Cornell Hunter Beverly Imboden Wayne Imler Ralph Imler, Jr. Richard Immell Ronald Jeffcott Catharine M. Jeffords

Marie Jenkinson Verna Kaufman Bonnie Kellum Carrie Kern Helen Kinnison Gerald Kitner Margaret Koch Jean Ann Krutchen Richard Lance Ruth Lecture Dr. Young Soon Lee Dr. Malcolm Lentz William Lester Viola Lightle Dr. Paul F. MacCarter, Jr. Fred Mahoney Charles Maxey, III Charles M. May Carolyn May Charles E. May Kenneth McCollister Betty McDonald Charles McGuire Guy McQuaide Wilma Jean Mehler Mark Mentges Leon Mercer Vera R. Mercer Millie M. Miller James Miller Olive Minnix Annabelle Lyons Mitchell

Stephen Mumaw Donald Nance Charles Neal Harve J. & Gladys Newman Rozella Norton Memory of Loved Ones Lorna Overly Beverly Parker Joann Patton Virginia Penrod Mike Porter David Pugh Martin Putnam Mary Quinn Nancy Rapp Ervel Ratcliff Eleanor Reichelderfer Thomas Rigney Daniel L. Rine John E. Rippeth Joyce Rittenhouse Janice Rittinger Jeanne Roach Fay Raine Rossman Martha Roush Virginia Sampson Steven P. Scott Douglas Scott Willard Senff Ruth Seufzer Martha D. Shaeffer Margie Short

Harold Shuster Donald Skinner Lois Smith Leonard Alan Smith Sonja P. Snyder David Sparks Teresa Speakman Edith Ann Stanley Jack Steffy Anita M. Ann Steinbrook Peggy Stevens Dr. Dustin Stinson Margaret Dolly Thompson Claudia Sue Thompson Vivian Toole Tommy N. Trapp Donald Troesch Robert VanHorn Edward Waits Mona Walder Floyd Ward Marcus T. Whitte Loise Wildouer Arthur Wiley Marie Williams James Wiltshire Charlotte Wood Leo Woods Mary Lou Workman Irene Zanni

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2015 DONORS Here we acknowledge those who had current pledges and those who made contributions in 2015.

The giving categories are based on cumulative giving. All-time giving by these individuals exceeds $8.2 million.

Visionary Donors $1 Million+ Volunteer Advisory Council Society Donors $500,000 - $999,999 Women’s Board of Adena Charles Franklin Trust Council Donors $100,000 - $499,999 Franklin Foundation, Inc. Arthrex, Inc. Susan G. Komen Columbus Affiliate Dr. and Mrs. Brian Cohen, M.D. Anonymous Employees Pioneer Donors $50,000 - $99,999 Macker Basketball, LLC Drs. Ralph W. and Jane E. Roach Anonymous Public Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shuter Dr. Wilbur B. Sever III Benefactor Donors $30,000 - $49,999 Adena Radiology Haller Funeral Home Chillicothe Lodge No. 1626 Loyal Order of Moose Junior Civic League Mrs. Catherine S. Corzine Bio-Rad Laboratories Dr. and Mrs. David E. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lewis, M.D. CDC Medical

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Guardian Donors $10,000 - $29,999 Mrs. Mary MacCarter Mrs. Jane W. Rigney James R. Loel Trust Petland, Inc. Dr. Allen D. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Simmons Osteo Solutions LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Metzger, III Dr. and Mrs. John Fortney, M.D. Adena Health System Medical Staff Danis Building Construction Company Dr. and Mrs. John A. Gabis Mr. and Mrs. John Gillum Mr. and Mrs. Jason O. Kendrick Dr. and Mrs. L. Wayne Coats, D.O. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery VanDeusen, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Coyan Medtronic, Inc. Mr. William E. Beatty Adena Health System Ms. Cynthia Drummond Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Ms. Michele A. Sigler Dr. and Mrs. Max R. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. David Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Loughlin Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Ramsey Dr. Ganapathy Krishnan Click’s Valley Vending, Inc. Medline Industries, Inc.

MedFlight Ms. Joyce C. Atwood Walnut Street United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Hill Caregiver Donors $5,000 - $9,999 Dr. Stephen Fleischer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ty B. McBee Ware Funeral Home VALIC- American General Life Insurance Dr. and Mrs. Jack C. Berno, M.D. Ms. Martha D. Livingston Rumpke Ms. Patricia A. Roam Southern Ohio Corvette Club National Church Residences Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Perdue Amerinet PNC Financial Services Group Mr. Jack E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Crownover Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson Mrs. Irene R. Hunter Dr. and Mrs. Kirk M. Tucker, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman A. Baisden Ms. Carolyn Wallin B&B Roofing Dr. Zion Oshikanlu, M.D. Bricker & Eckler LLP Captive Radiology

Patron Donors $1,000 - $4,999 Ms. Jennifer Boggs Ms. Lesli G. Parker Dr. Randall L. Miller Janney Montgomery Scott LLC Poling & Associates, Co. LPA Dr. and Mrs. Doug Folzenlogen Mrs. Maxine Ratcliffe Cigar Band Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Tim Nusbaum, D.D.S. IMShealth Shared Business Services Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McLaughlin Health Care Logistics, Inc. TSG Resources Ms. Faitha J. Shelton Dr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Strauch Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Davis OHSAA Tournament Mr. Eric A. Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Mr. and Mrs. David A. Rebman G&J Paving, Inc. Ms. Trina Owings Portsmouth Emergency Ambulance Service Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Free Dr. Patricia Haller Mrs. Joan Kear Adena Nurses Guild IV Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cooke Mr. and Ms. Pete Shaw Chillicothe Fitness & Racquet Club Mrs. Ashley Harms

American Car Crushing Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Griffin, D.D.S. Ms. Cindy A. Martin Coughlin Chevrolet of Chillicothe Tristate Orthopaedic Products Mr. and Mrs. David J. North, Jr. Ms. Wendy K. Harris Herrnstein Chrysler, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cary S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Latham Chillicothe City School District Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Harness, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Keating Southeastern Athletic Booster Club Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kanagy Mr. and Mrs. Jonas M. Auker Ms. Tonya McKee Mr. William E. Cottrill Mr. and Mrs. Tony Uhrig Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Gall Ms. Brenda Hill Globe Furniture of Chillicothe Dr. Damien M. Benjamin, M.D. Ms. Brandi L. Scott Ms. Lea Anne Gabriel Ms. Melissa Brenner Creative Spot Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Seth Haynes Gannett Glatfelter Ohio Operations Dr. and Mrs. Fred Yingling, Jr. Rev. Kevin Greene Dr. and Mrs. John F. Boyle Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Fredericks Design, Inc. Mr. Jacob R. Peachey Plante Moran Ms. Judith Henson Ms. Carol L. Ater Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Wills Dr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Coppel Ms. Mary A. “Babe”Wright Kroger Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gaston Judge and Mrs. David A. Cutright Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blevins Chillicothe Chapter #419 Ohio Eastern Star Ms. Rebecca Rose Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holland ResMed Corporation Ms. Kelly A. Logan Ms. Maria Shuster Mrs. Margaret P. Ginther Valley Vista Golf Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Brown Ms. Chrystal D. Amato Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Brown Ms. Jessica Yacques Mr. James M. Largent Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ingham Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ware Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barnes Ms. Imogene Overly Dr. Ronald Lopez Ms. Shelley L. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Eldridge Ms. Stephanie L. Sager Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Perry

Ms. Melissa A. Hill Ms. Virginia A. Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Solon L. Graham Mr. John I. Glasgow Brock’s Fabrication & Welding Services Ms. Marketa Vannoy Ms. Laura L. Weisenberger Ms. Nicole Anders Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rosenberger Mrs. Joycelyn M. Gallaugher Ms. Janice Y. Detty Ms. Christina Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Edler Dr. Kyoo S. Ro First Capital Answering Service LLC Harve J. Newman Kohl’s Medcare Mrs. Susan Brown Ms. Doris J. Roach Zimmer Fellow Donors $500 - $999 Scott McManaway Ms. Marlena S. Fout Mr. and Mrs. Carmi Jones III Mrs. Sharon K. Hill Ms. Molly J. McLeland Willis North America Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas R. Alexander Ms. Brenda Lemaster Mrs. Sarah Fallow Mr. Robert L. Imboden Mrs. Christine L. Cruse

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Young Mrs. Barbara A. Delmoe Mrs. Charlotte Y. Stabler Mr. and Mrs. E. Keith Duffy Mrs. Marilyn Stinson Post 108 Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Barnhart Ms. Cynthia A. Hancock Dar Pro Solutions Heritage Construction Mrs. Julia Pierson Ms. Theresa Staten Ms. Kimberly Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Lentz Mr. Michael Diener Ms. Linda J. Kight Mr. and Mrs. John Emerine Mrs. Katherine A. Rhoades Ms. Stephanie Lindauer Ms. Debbie K. Flannery Mrs. Opal Waits Ms. Carolyn Donahue Mr. and Mrs. David Trudell Ms. Dianne Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Unger Mr. Marvin A. Workman Mr. Wilbur E. Engle Dr. Emiley B. Pennington and Mr. Colin R. Pennington Mrs. Diana L. Daniels Ms. Debra Bihl Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mould, Jr.

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GIFTS CAN BE MADE IN HONOR OF A DOCTOR OR NURSE WHO EXCEEDED YOUR EXPECTATIONS.”

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2015 DONORS Ms. Wanda L. Schrader Air Evac EMS Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent I. Patterson Ms. Elizabeth Whitt Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kennedy Ms. Carol A. Leedy Mr. Robert W. Deraska Mr. and Mrs. William Bonner Ms. Melissa A. Thomas Mrs. Diana Bond Mrs. Ellen C. Pugh Mrs. Lori Potter Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Berling Ms. Michelle Collins Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Ater Mrs. Evelyn J. Ratzlaff Ms. Kathryn S. Hirsch Mr. Marlin D. Easterday Ms. Betty J. Mabe WRH Company Mrs. Betty J. Good Dr. and Mrs. Harry T. Kittaka Dr. Adam L. Esham Dr. Daniel Y. Shin Dr. Neil C. Ghany Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Macklin Christy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Frazier Mrs. Charlotte Tackett Mrs. Linda S. Weimer Shawnee Lanes

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Friends up to $500 Ms. Jo Jackson Mr. Charles Q. Clarke Mr. Larry F. Jones Mr. David M. Zanni Mrs. Denise Wiltshire Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Towler Ms. Jerolyn R. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Migyanko Mr. and Mrs. Richard Games Mile Tree Screen Print BT Auto Crushing Mrs. Linda B. Holder Ms. Jamie L. Reichelderfer Mrs. Connie S. Meyer Mrs. Ruth Skinner Ms. Ann Litter Wissler Myers & Kallies Family Dentistry Ms. Heidi Claytor 90 Colomet, LLC Boyer Funeral Home Dr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Christian Dr. Thomas Dougherty Judge and Mrs. Nicholas Holmes, Jr. Ms. Nancy Smerdon WAI Construction Group Ms. Molly Davis Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hatton Mr. Johnny L. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Sommers Arsellis Landscape & Design Mr. Willard Wood Mrs. Ann N. Hoyt Ms. Penny J. Blankenship Ms. Laura L. Adams

Ms. Cheryl L. Mallow Dr. and Mrs. Waheed Gul Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hanhilammi Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Givens Mr. and Mrs. James L. Roush Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cuppett Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Posey Mrs. Cathy Castillo LB Wings II, LLC Mrs. Doris Imler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Allison Ms. Brooke Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rockhold Ms. Jean B. Foor Reverend Donald W. Rossman Ms. Tonya Bell Ms. Julie Mathey Lt. and Mrs. Howard P. Shores II Mrs. Jessica Bethel Mr. Michael McCorkle Caldwell, Ott & Co. Margaret Fetrow Mr. and Mrs. C. Duane Coates Mr. and Mrs. David D. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Rick Greene Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dennis Mr. Earl Trent Mr. Glenn McKinney Mr. John H. Lee Mrs. Jean Romero Ms. Sheila A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Dearth SOC Girls Soccer Club

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hoylman Ms. Marlana B. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Bob Casari Ms. Jutta M. Allen Mr. and Mrs. James M. Caldwell Mr. Richard Enderlin, Jr. Mr. Robert E. Gray Mr. Ronald C. Shaeffer Ms. Danielle E. Park Ohio Automobile Club Ms. Diana K. Strawser Mr. and Mrs. George P. Jayne Mrs. Queen E. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Dill Ms. Kaci L. Walley Mrs. Brenda L. Wilbur ATI Physical Therapy Dynamit Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Flores Mr. and Mrs. William R. Schultz Mr. Robert L. Fick Mrs. Joan Boggs Ms. Carla J. Reichelderfer Ms. Jeanie Lyons Ms. Marilyne N. Caldwell Ms. Stacey L. Conaway Omega United Methodist Church Stockton-Hill Insurance LLC Subway (We Bee Subs & Co., Inc.) Ms. Kimberly Hildebrecht Ms. Christina K. Sanford Mr. Robert E. Hensley Ashleigh G. Bethel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Chester

Mrs. Lorraine Hill Tyler Memorial United Methodist Church -Adult Friendship Class Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Marler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whinery Mr. and Mrs. Sammy K. Junk Mr. William A. Herrnstein Ms. Ashleigh B. Flannery Ms. Debora F. Frost Mrs. Lova R. Woods Ms. Sabrina K. Stiffler Do M. Kang Dr. Rebecca A. Schuster Forrest Pharmaceuticals, INC. Mateer and Harbert Attorneys at Law Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Kanagy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Tomko Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minshall Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Auker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Mast Jr Mr. Don D. Kim Mr. Robert P. Ruble Mrs. Charlotte S. Palmer Mrs. Nancy A. Brimner Ms. Alice Fegelman Ms. Carolyn S. Ackley Ms. Terri W. Solt Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Pettay Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Fisher Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Aux. Ms. Stacey Y. Coffee Mr. and Mrs. Martin Frey Mrs. Elizabeth C. Weisenberger Mrs. Rosemary Cox Mrs. Shirley Thompson

First Giving Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fisher Mr. Delmar Burkitt Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod W. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Stewart Mr. and Ms. Danny L. Long Ms. Betty J. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Geofffery L. Wayland Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Tippie Mr. Jeffrey Speakman Ms. Britney N. Diehl Ms. Emily M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Corcoran Ms. Amy L. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Devin W. Cousins Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Deal Mrs. Roberta S. Hammond Ms. Bessie A. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barrow Ms. Debra A. Proehl Mrs. Amity B. McNeal Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon E. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Sutherland Mr. Darrell Cottrill Mrs. Carolyn J. Coyer Mrs. Frances L. Alder Mrs. Judi L. S. Wilhelm Mrs. Lila A. Storrs Mrs. Madeline C. Dixon Mrs. Patsy Anderson Ms. Cheryl D. Givens Norman Knepp

Ms. Charity A. Wisecup Ms. Christina M. Riggin Mr. Glen D. Pinkerton Mrs. Esther M. Crownover Mrs. Eva C. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Joei L. Gill Detillion Landscaping Co, Inc. Kenworth Truck Company Ms. Donna L. Curry Ms. Hayley N. Barnett Ms. Hazel M. Martin Ms. Heather Varney Ms. Sheila Stearos Mr. Donald L. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Newman C. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Ackley Mrs. Betty J. Vance Mrs. Tiffany N. Barker Ms. Krista L. Wooten Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Tolle Mr. and Mrs. David W. Brock Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rae Mr. and Mrs. W. John Ridd Mrs. Esther E. Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Jon Stanley Ms. Diana R. Howard Donatic Givalike Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ater Mr. and Mrs. David McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Nance Mr. Robert G. Elliott Mrs. Marjorie S. Bashore Ms. and Mr. Julie A. Oates Sutherland’s Radiator & Frame, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brett E. Hurles

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Leist Mr. Ken R. Tschappat Ms. Debra J. Newman Mrs. Marilyn A. Holloway Mrs. Heather S. Wright Ms. Clara Roll Chaplain and Mrs. Paul L. Ray Mr. Dwight Penrod Mr. Mark A. McRoberts Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. Armbruster Ms. Judith Dempsey Mrs. Amelia E. Dennewitz, R.N. Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Dr. Chang Z. Kim Galloway Construction Guardia Perfusion Services Hill Funeral Home LOTH Holdings LLC Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Clary Mr. and Mrs. David E. Driver Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowling, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Jefferis Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Stonerock Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Aney Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clary, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vandegrift Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. John M. Woods Mr. and Mrs. John N. Knisley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harper Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCollister

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AS A NON-PROFIT HEALTH SYSTEM, WE RELY ON THE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS OF FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS, FORMER PATIENTS AND BUSINESSES TO INVEST WITH US IN NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND SERVICES THAT WILL BENEFIT YOU, YOUR LOVED ONES AND NEIGHBORS, NOW AND IN THE FUTURE.”

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2015 DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Behrens Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilburn Mr. and Mrs. Stan Arline Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams Jr Mr. and Mrs. Ungsik Kim Mr. and Mrs. William A. Evans Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clay Mr. Donald Toole Mr. Douglas Fogel Mr. Edward Onusko Mr. Philip W. Stevens Mr. Ray E. Bricker Mr. Richard A. Hougland Mr. Ronald D. Duelley Mr. Scott Minnery Mr. Timothy V. Oyer Mr. Warren A. Rogers Mrs. Anne L. Jeffcott Mrs. Jane Hubbell Mrs. Linda L. Halliday Mrs. Terry Edgington Ms. Grace D. Coahran Ms. Julia E. Harlan Ms. Karen Houts Ms. Kay S. Ujimori Ms. Kelly D. Hill Ms. Nancy J. Brown Ms. Sonia Ryu Region 15 State Support Team Sampson Clear Creek Farm Smith-Feike-Minton, Inc. Steven R. VanHorn The Ohio State University

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Yoon O. Kim Ms. Robin Primer Ms. Heather Braden Ms. Barbara Wolfe Ms. Heather M. Stevens Ms. Jessica Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Aquino Mr. Donald G. Davis Mrs. Ann Greenlee Mrs. Maryjo Flamm-Miller and Mr. David J. Miller Ms. Mary Hughes Ms. Virginia Haddix Mr. and Mrs. Greg Shepherd Elmdale Grange Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Doyle II Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Acton Mr. Ronald Dozer Ms. Geraldine M. Bell Ms. Jackie Grubb Ms. Joan Cockerill Ms. Erin Hall Mr. and Mrs. Terry Zimmerman Ms. Rachel Byler Ms. Becky A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ronny E. Wunsch Mrs. Beverly A. Winkler Mrs. Jamie L. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. John Graves Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Oyer Mr. James L. Hanchette Pickaway-Ross Teachers Association Mr. and Mrs. David E. McKee

Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Zepp, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Adelmann Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Westlake Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Ortman Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Maxson Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Frank Mr. Jack Dorman Mr. John Ely Mr. Robert L. Miller Mr. Stephen D. Comer Mrs. Barbara J. Cheesebrew Mrs. I. Eileen Hatfield Mrs. Norma J. Savage Ms. Noreen M. Thornton Ms. Billie Sanyang Ms. Rebecca Meeker Mr. and Mrs. Joshua W. Flannery Mr. Kurt Heyman Mrs. Donagene Metzger Mr. Michael A. Dixon Mrs. Bonnie Mullineaux Ms. Shirley Nunley Ms. Cynthia Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Ries Mr. Matthew Crace Mrs. Alanna E. Reisinger Mrs. Christy L. Jordan Mrs. Melody Ferguson Ms. Brenda J. Donohoe Ms. Melissa S. Williams Mrs. Susan M. Carroll

Ms. Tonya Hawk Ms. Teresa Reeves Mr. and Mrs. David Long Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Moore Mrs. Rhonda D. Hamilton Ms. Tracy D. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McRoberts Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Lucas Mrs. Ashley A. Annon Ms. Tessie M. Lucas Adena Road Church of Christ American Health Packaging Bainbridge Church of Crist Chillicothe Baptist Church Chillicothe Community of Christ Circleville Chiropractic Classic Cabinets Dr. and Mrs. Edwin O. Jenkinson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Martin, Ph.D. Dr. Ickbok K. Juhng Dr. Keun H. Lim James R. Wood Jennifer West Korean Presbyterian Church of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harrington Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Swenson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Free Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cirigliano, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Guthrie

Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Mr. and Mrs. John S. Oh Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ogara Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Uhrig Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Caplinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Oh Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Martindale Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leadingham Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. VanHorn Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cahill Mr. and Mrs. William Garrett II Mr. and Ms. Brent Zickafoose Mr. David E. Tillis Mr. Denny S. Hess Mr. Gary R. Lindecamp Mr. Jerry Lawhorn Mr. Marcus D. Dearth Mr. Newton R. Grillo Mr. Richard Horiuchi Mr. Ronald Albright Mr. William Pierce Mr. William R. Miller Mrs. Dixie Freeman Mrs. Kimberly Spohn Mrs. Shirley Brockmann Mrs. Tina M. Abraham

Ms. Barbara A. Boehm Ms. Betty E. Miller Ms. Cindy Sheppard Ms. Deanne Vallilo Ms. Debra F. Michael Ms. Jill R. Kooken Ms. Katelyn D. Leesburg Ms. Marda A. Kengle Ms. Margaret E. Christman Ms. Mary T. Hagley Ms. Mattie Richardson Ms. Patricia W. Slusher Ms. Sharon M. Morel Ms. Shirley G. Snyder Philip M Stanley Roger Karr Ross Co. Open Steer & Heifer Classic Sonja A. Snyder The Class of 1950 Chillicothe Ohio The Davis Group of Ohio, INC. The Reserve At Stoneridge Homeowners Association, Inc. Valley Grain Mrs. Holly Anderson Mrs. Tamara S. Eblin Mrs. Kassandra D. Simmering Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Pearce Dr. and Mrs. David A. Jones, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Hinshaw Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Hurff Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wiget Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Stucker

OF ALL “100% GIFTS ARE USED FOR MISSION PURPOSES.”

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Donors

2015 DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Smith Mrs. Jessica A. Benner Ms. Beverly VanPelt Ms. Danielle M. Pecchia Ms. Frances H. Bruner Ms. Joetta Barnett Ms. Margaret Stout Ms. Nancy S. Detty Ms. Shirley Foster Mrs. Leslie Taylor Mrs. Sarah J. McCown Mr. and Mrs. David Michael Mr. and Mrs. Edward Latta Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Styers Mr. and Mrs. John W. Daniels Ms. Ashley M. Pelletier Ms. Audrey Clausing Ms. Chelsie N. Arledge Ms. Cheryl R. Kensington Ms. Erica Hunt Ms. Holly L. Cousins Ms. Stacey DePugh Ms. Sue Bower Ms. Victoria M. Hill Pine Top Church Ms. Megan M. Fultz Mr. Albert Heierman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Conaway Mr. and Mrs. Hilton T. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Davis Mrs. Adrienne Rudy Mrs. Jana Eldridge

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Mrs. Tiffany L. Taylor Mrs. Zelma B. Jackson Ms. Rita S. Puckett Ms. Katrina Leach-Giles Ms. Trista Parker Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Clarke Loyal Order of Moose Newark Lodge #499 Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Shupe Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. White Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Yeary Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith Mr. Codee Shoemaker Mr. Greg Thompson Mr. James R. Newman Mr. Johnna C. Miller Mr. Samantha L. Gearhart Ms. Danielle M. Opritza Ms. Emma L. Horsley Ms. Jessica H. Brown Ms. Joyce Bohl Ms. Tiffany J. Price A. Richard Wagner Corinth Christian Church Crouse Chapel UMC Mr. and Mrs. Brent Burke Mr. and Mrs. Byron Winchell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Detillion Mr. and Mrs. Danny Basham Mr. and Mrs. David C. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. David List Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Boston Mr. and Mrs. George B. Seimer Mr. and Mrs. Gilfert Mr. and Mrs. James R. Miller II Mr. and Mrs. John J. Petro Mr. and Mrs. Kurt E. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rittinger Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hagley Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Yoakum Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ginther Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Knecht Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Rittinger Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Lammers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Eltzroth Mr. and Mrs. Tyler A. Baisden Mr. Farrell T. Adams Mr. James H. Spicer Mr. James R. Henry Mr. Robert Corrado Mrs. Janet F. Patschke Mrs. Katherine Keller Mrs. Scarlet S. Shaffer Mrs. Yvonne V. Madru Ms. Candice A. Campbell Ms. Christine A. Drabicki Ms. Cindi Remy Ms. Diana L. Shreffler Ms. Julie Mainka Ms. Lila L. Fultz

Ms. Linda S. Trimmer Ms. Lisa J. Hord Ms. Lorraine A. Counts Ms. M. Jewel Steffy Ms. Margaret A. Hawk Ms. Mildred N. Patton Ms. Nancy L. Thorne Ms. Nina B. Parsons Ms. Normagene Rittinger Ms. Susan E. Shepherd Ms. Suzanne W. Glendining Pisgah Mt. Pleasant Federated Church Richard D. Beach The Holiday Beauty Salon Douglas L. Peiffer Dr. Shahid A. Shigri, M.D. Jaime Belcher Kezia V. Sproat, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Ruwadi Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Flugge Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Follis II Mr. and Mrs. James N. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Joshua J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Dozer Mr. Brian Boldman Jr Mr. James Ewing Mrs. Joanna H. Smith Mrs. Judy Scott Mrs. Lois A. Hocker Ms. Brooke R. Hazelbaker Ms. Cheryl Williams Ms. Debra Stanley

Ms. Faye M. Crago Ms. Gina M. Austin-Braxton Ms. Gwen R. Grubb Ms. Hatmacher Ms. Heather Scott Ms. Jennifer McGinnis Ms. Jessica A. Snyder Ms. Judy Summers Ms. Karen Rife Ms. Marilyn K. Collier Ms. Nicole Wax Ms. Sarah C. Cook Ms. Shelby C. Malone The Grotes Family Mr. Tim Neff Mrs. Lori Schaffner Ms. Chelsey Stitt Ms. Janet F. Creamer Ms. Leslie E. Woodard Mr. James Schrader Mrs. Heather VanGundy Mrs. Michelle Tackett Ms. Becki Branscome Ms. Britney Silcott

Ms. Dawn Y. Faye Ms. Donna J. Ward Ms. Elaina M. Ursell Ms. Jessica R. Davis Ms. Justine Dearth Ms. Kassandra Akers Ms. Norma F. DePoy Ms. Patricia A. Bumgardner Ms. Rogena L. Hiles Ms. Whitney R. Lackey Kendal Ellerman Ms. Aarika D. Ward Ms. Amanda E. Cooper Ms. Angela K. Oyer Ms. Autumn A. Mathews Ms. Mary Bethel Ms. Sherrie L. Johns Ms. Michelle Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Frey Mr. David Muncy Ms. Jilll B. Hillman Ms. Mildred C. Nichals Ms. Ria E. Gibson

On behalf of the many clinical areas of Adena Health System, our patients, their families, and students who are beneficiaries of your giving, we express our profound gratitude to all those who supported the Foundation’s mission in 2015.

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NO ONE HAS EVER BECOME POOR BY GIVING.”

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