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A PUBLICATION OF THE LIMA MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

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Dear Friends of the Foundation:

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”

– Aesop

This is so relevant, especially for the Lima Memorial Foundation. The philanthropic support of so many individuals, like you, is allowing Lima Memorial to care for our community in so many ways. Your support has been vital to help Lima Memorial establish new programs, fund innovative technology and empower physicians and their teams to accomplish extraordinary things they simply would not otherwise be able to do. You will find a number of such examples located within these pages.

As medical care continues to advance, Lima Memorial remains committed to staying at the cutting edge – for you, your loved ones and each person in our community. Your support is needed to make this possible. I would like to personally invite you to join the 1899 Society through an annual gift to the Lima Memorial Foundation. As you will learn from the pages ahead, the 1899 Society is a community of annual giving committed to supporting healthcare programs, services and advanced technology.

I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of our existing and new donors. The countless number of lives impacted by the generous support of so many individuals and businesses may never be fully known, but your commitment to improving the health of our community speaks volumes to the heart of who we are.

Sincerely,

Scott Shutt, Board Chairman Lima Memorial Foundation

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The Lima Memorial Foundation is comprised of community leaders and Lima Memorial Health System representatives committed to providing leadership in the acquisition, management and distribution of philanthropic gifts. They also provide fiduciary responsibility for funds raised.

SCOTT SHUTT CHAIRMAN STEVEN ROMEY VICE CHAIRMAN ERIC WIECHART DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN WILLIAM TIMMERMEISTER NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

The Development Committee is comprised of community leaders committed to developing and overseeing the implementation of the Foundation’s fundraising and gift solicitation strategies.

ERIC WIECHART CHAIRMAN ASHLEY COWAN-MEAS PAUL CROW ROBERT MEREDITH JENNIFER NIESE

JANICE VON DER EMBSE FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRWOMAN

STEVEN ROMEY

ROBERT ARMSTRONG

TRACIE SANCHEZ

ROBERTA BREWER

SCOTT SHUTT

WALTER ELROD, MD

MICHAEL SWICK

JAMES MEREDITH

WILLIAM TIMMERMEISTER

RAFAEL NIVAR, MD

JANICE VON DER EMBSE

KERMIT STROH

ANDY WANNEMACHER

MICHAEL SWICK

LYNN CARPENTER EX OFFICIO

LYNN CARPENTER EX OFFICIO

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RECOGNIZING PHILANTHROPY This spring, the Lima Memorial Foundation hosted Ovation, an event celebrating those who believe in and are committed to advancing the health of our great community through gifts to our Foundation. Awards given at the event spotlighted the many donors who shape the future of our community’s health care through cumulative gifts to the Lima Memorial Foundation.

The highlight of the event was a special tribute paid to William C. Timmermeister for his lifetime of service to Lima Memorial and our community. Many of Bill’s friends joined in honoring him for his unwavering generosity, care and compassion for our community by making a gift to the Foundation in his honor. Fittingly, the event was held at the Allen County Museum & Historical Society, a place where Bill devotes much of his time.

Lima Memorial is grateful for the unwavering support of its donors and those who take a lead role in inspiring others. Through local philanthropic support, the Lima region has access to world-class health care at Lima Memorial Health System.

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CHAIRMAN AWARD The Chairman Award is reserved exclusively for individuals and businesses who demonstrate a significant commitment to improving the health of our community by contributing cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more to the Lima Memorial Foundation.

2016 HONOREES PotashCorp ProMedica Health System Superior Credit Union

PAST CHAIRMAN AWARD HONOREES Bonnie J. Duff The Estate of Gregory N. Gross Gribbell, Sunderman & Collier Trust The Estate of Roger D. Hughes The Estate of Cora B. Jones Lima Memorial Hospital Auxiliary The Estate of Neva Montgomery The Estate of Robert J. Plate Dorothy O. Popkin Ron Spencer Real Estate, Inc. Soo Foundation, Inc.

Dr. David B. Steiner Dr. David L. Steiner Michael & Danette Swick Kay L. Timmermeister Virginia Z. Timmermeister Tuttle Construction, Inc. / Touchstone CPM Margery H. Webb The Estate of Emil White William Daugh Foundation

HENDERSON AWARD The Henderson Award pays tribute to Lima City Hospital’s first chief nurse, Alice Henderson, who helped shape our community’s healthcare delivery system more than a century ago.

In 2016, the following donors achieved a cumulative level of giving of $25,000 or more.

All Service Glass Allied Environmental Services Dr. Mehran & Gerry Arabpour Dr. A. Pierre & Dana Bamdad Cowan Realtors Early Detection Imaging Drs. Darlene Weyer & Dan Karapondo General Dynamics Land Systems Jeffrey & Jan Hawk Husky Energy iHeartMedia, Inc. James & Janice Meredith Dr. Dennis Morris

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Perry ProTECH Peterson Construction Company Radisphere Clyde & Kay Rauch Steven & Carol Romey Shremshock Dr. Hassan Semaan Burlin & Rebecca Sherrick Sidney Electric T & D Interiors The Cheap Sign Company The Lima News Eric & Cathy Wiechart

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INFINITY AWARD The Infinity Award honors an individual or business displaying a boundless commitment to the Lima Memorial Foundation. Sidney Electric was recognized for the exceptional, hands-on support they provided at our 2016 Journey to the Moon event. Just a few days before Journey, substantial and unexpected electrical needs surfaced. “This is when having trusted friends matters,” stated Lynn Carpenter, Executive Director of the Lima Memorial Foundation. “With my one call to Sidney Electric, they worked tirelessly to resolve each and every issue.” We are proud to have the Sidney Electric team be a part of our community of care.

AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR Cheryl Wayman, Physician Assistant with Lima Memorial Physicians, received the esteemed honor of Ambassador of the Year at Ovation. This award is reserved for an individual who exemplifies volunteerism by selflessly and enthusiastically devoting his or her time, energy and resources to further the mission of the Lima Memorial Foundation. As a dedicated provider at Lincoln Family Practice in Wapakoneta, Cheryl supports not only her patients with passion and heart but also her community.

“From the minute Cheryl joined our Journey to the Moon planning team, there was no stopping her,” commented Lynn Carpenter, Executive Director of the Lima Memorial Foundation. “Through her tireless support, we had the most successful Journey event in our 15-year history, with more than 700 guests in attendance and $550,000 raised to bring lifesaving diagnostic lung cancer equipment to our region.”

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HONORING WILLIAM C. TIMMERMEISTER The Lima Memorial Foundation is proud to have honored William C. Timmermeister for his lifetime of care for our community.

A long-time business owner of Lima Auto Mall, Bill makes it a priority to support the community. This philosophy was adopted from his grandmother. She impressed upon him the obligation they have to help people who don’t share the same privileges they’ve been able to enjoy through life.

Lima Memorial is grateful to be a beneficiary of Bill’s tireless support. As a founding member of the Lima Memorial Foundation, Bill’s leadership has been instrumental to bringing significant healthcare advancements to our region.

In addition, Bill has been actively involved with many agencies and organizations over the years through board service and support. Thank you, Bill, for your unwavering support of our entire community.

LimaMemorialHS Visit our YouTube channel to view a tribute to Bill.

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FRIENDS OF WILLIAM C. TIMMERMEISTER Allen County Museum & Historical Society Michael & Pam Ayers Sam Bassitt Bob & Rita Brown Mike & Lynn Carpenter Dr. Kenneth & Jean Clemens Paul & Dawn Crow Dave & Linda Dorley Pickle Felter & Jan Riestenberg Dave & Kelly Frost Cindi Hayes John & Aimee Heaphy John & Norma Hubbell Dr. Susan Hubbell Butch & Nancy Kirk Robert & Becky Komminsk Lima Symphony Orchestra John & Sally MacDonell Rodger & Kathy McClain Jim & Jan Meredith Jed Metzger

Fred Odum Dr. Jim & Chris O’Neill Clyde & Kay Rauch Rich & Jim Rudolph & Family and Rudolph Foods Barry & Judy Rydell Jeff & Tracie Sanchez Sandy Schoonover Bob & Debbie Shenk Harry & Myrna Shutt and Kewpee Hamburgers Scott & Terri Shutt Kermit & Mary Ellen Stroh Superior Wholesale Distributors Swartz Contracting and Emergency Services Mike & Danette Swick Kay Timmermeister Jan von der Embse David Voth Greg & Donna Wannemacher Eric & Cathy Wiechart and All Service Glass Paul Yessenow

“You are a jewel and a treasure for all your timeless devotion to Lima Memorial Hospital, Allen County Museum and the many Lima organizations which you support. I know our grandparents and Nam volent,be utet, simi,proud sendia delis molorepro eum hil ipis utem. Nam, cum ipsam voparents would very of you for continuing lupta dollenim repratatiore pro evellam, quia vit assi re lautaque erspere esto voluptat. the philanthropy they instilled in us. Lima is very Rit, corpore stores et, inulparum ant autet, quam, que rem volum expla acepudam as lucky to have your care and support, and I am pro ipiciur sinciatiur modia ium core laborist laborem simint et aut ullaut ation nimi, blessed andsectaturem proud to have you my temque brother.” sitatur ipsapernam, te as dolupta venim utatetur?

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- Kay Timmermeister

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Harry and Myrna Shutt, owners of Kewpee Hamburgers, have built their lives around caring for others and helping the community reach its fullest potential. So much of their lifetime has been dedicated to advocating for our community’s well-being through the promotion of arts, education, youth development, agriculture and healthcare advancements.

Their passion and unwavering commitment to Lima Memorial extends to its employees. Each year, Kewpee Hamburger employees take up a collection at Christmas time. They fill Kewpee coffee cups up to the brim with holiday offerings and sign their names on the cup. Donations are collected from each of the three Kewpee locations and are donated to the Lima Memorial Foundation in honor of Harry and Myrna.

“It is truly inspirational to see how the Kewpee team comes together to honor and recognize the Shutts during the holiday season through a gift to our foundation,” stated Lynn Carpenter, Executive Director of the Lima Memorial Foundation. “The Shutt’s love for our health system has transcended to their valued employees.”

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GIVING IN SO MANY WAYS The Lima Memorial Auxiliary provides so much heart into our community of care. These dedicated volunteers donate their time and talents as well as provide significant philanthropic support to the health system. By the end of 2016, the Auxiliary completed its $300,000 pledge to support the Family Birth Center expansion.

Just as the group completed one commitment, Auxiliary President Roberta Brewer announced a $500,000 pledge to support a new front lobby and expanded Auxiliary Gift Shop. At the very same time, the Auxiliary made its first payment of $100,000 toward the new pledge.

Roberta acknowledges the Auxiliary’s success would not be possible without the hard work and selflessness of more than 300 active volunteers who devote their time and talents to Lima Memorial each and every day. Annually, more than 72,000 hours of volunteer service supports 50 different areas throughout the health system.

As for the future goals of the Lima Memorial Auxiliary, Roberta shared they remain focused on continuing to raise funds for the hospital, all the while adding to their exceptional team of volunteers to support the health system. She becomes especially excited to see former associates return to volunteer, just like she did. “They enjoyed working here and want to continue to support Lima Memorial,” Roberta expressed. “When I started volunteering, I wanted to give back to my hospital. I had worked here for many years, and I couldn’t be where I am today without my job at Lima Memorial.”

To learn how you can join the Lima Memorial Auxiliary, visit limamemorial.org or call 419-226-5094.

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POTASHCORP GIFT BRINGS INNOVATIVE SIMULATION LABORATORY TO LMHS

Thanks to a substantial gift from PotashCorp, Lima Memorial has established the region’s first and only simulation and education laboratory.

“PotashCorp’s dedication to health and safety makes this partnership a unique opportunity to equip healthcare providers, first responders and students with the experience needed to deliver exceptional care in our community,” said Todd Sutton, General Manager of the Lima PotashCorp plant.

The lab is outfitted with sophisticated simulation equipment, including real-to-life mannequins designed to deliver the most realistic training possible for healthcare providers and students.

These high-tech mannequins are capable of being programmed to exhibit specific patient behaviors & symptoms and control how it responds to physical care & medications. The simulation experience allows for the deliberate practice of clinical skills. It provides a sense of realism and real-time problem solving without compromising the health and safety of patients.

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Since opening the lab in April of this year, Lima Memorial has trained more than 3,200 individuals on a variety of scenarios, including cardiac, stroke and trauma. Almost half of those trained are members of our community and include first responders and healthcare students. In addition we have taken our Resusci Anne simulator on the road to provide CPR training. She provides real-time feedback on the effectiveness of CPR compressions so participants can modify their techniques on the spot.

“Many students have shared how much they appreciate the ability to practice lifesaving skills on a simulator and receive real-time feedback,” stated Teresa Moorman, Lima Memorial Critical Care & Med-Surg Educational Coordinator. “The simulation mannequins were also a key attraction at the Greater Lima Region MakerFest. It sparked great interest among students considering a career in the biomedical and healthcare career fields.”

“PotashCorp’s investment in the health and safety of its employees and our community is exceptional,” said Mike Swick, Lima Memorial Health System President & CEO. “This donation provides for advanced training opportunities for healthcare workers, which will continue to elevate the level of care delivered in our community.”

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Lima Memorial Health System has been rated one of the best hospitals in the nation for infection prevention practices. Thanks to a significant gift from PotashCorp, coupled with community support, our safety program has been elevated to a whole new level with the addition of two Tru-D disinfecting robots.

These Tru-D Smart UVC germ-killing robots use UVC light energy to kill deadly pathogens, such as clostridium difficile, MRSA and more, proactively reducing the risk of hospital-acquired infections.

“You can’t stand still in health care, and PotashCorp and the community’s gifts have enabled us to make a leap into the future with cutting-edge technology to virtually eliminate infections,” said Mike Swick, President and CEO of Lima Memorial Health System.

Adding Tru-D to our already robust infection prevention program demonstrates Lima Memorial’s commitment to a safe and germfree environment for our patients and staff. Community members can take pride in knowing the far-reaching impact their donation continues to have on the health and safety of our patients.

Since opening its doors in 2014, the Indian Lake Medical Center has provided comprehensive family medicine and walk-in care for more than 10,000 unique patients in Logan County. This critical access to rural health care would not be possible without the generosity of the Dicke Family who donated the building, located in the heart of Russells Point at 322 East Main Street.

The Indian Lake Medical Center offers extended hours for family medicine, walk-in care and laboratory services. The facility is conveniently open Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. No appointments are necessary, and you do not need to be an established patient of the practice to access walk-in care.

Lima Memorial is grateful to the Dicke Family for sharing our mission and helping us extend our community of care to Logan County residents and Indian Lake visitors.

For more information about our eight convenient walk-in care locations, visit limamemorial.org/walk-in-care.

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Earlier this year, Lima Memorial welcomed the arrival of new, innovative lung cancer diagnostic technology that is revolutionizing the fight against lung cancer. Philanthropic support from numerous businesses and individuals made this $550,000 investment in the health of our community possible.

Lung cancer is the second most common cancer in both men and women. Most often, lung cancer is diagnosed when symptoms present. At this point, the cancer is at an advanced stage with a five-year survival rate of only 15 percent.

A game changer in the battle against lung cancer came in 2015 when Medicare began recognizing the benefits of a lifesaving low-dose CT lung screening for those at risk. This screening is essential to detecting cancer at its earliest, most treatable stage, before symptoms present. When suspicious lung nodules and lesions are detected through the screening process, physicians need to definitively diagnose them.

DR. SARAT KUCHIPUDI

Unique to the region, Lima Memorial’s new equipment allows physicians to definitively diagnose and stage lung cancer through a safe, minimally invasive approach. Patients will no longer have to painfully wait for answers or be exposed to the risks associated with accessing the lesions through traditional invasive methods. The other advantage this technology provides is the complete pathologic staging process in a single outpatient procedure, where patients can go home the same day.

“This innovative technology allows us to provide patients with answers and options for care more quickly,” stated Dr. Jason Stienecker, Pulmonary and Critical Care Physician with Lima Memorial Physicians. “Finding lung cancer early dramatically improves survival rates. When we are able to accurately stage a patient, we are able to offer a surgical approach for treatment which often isn’t an option in an advanced-stage lung cancer diagnosis.”

Lima Memorial is proud to have a team of highly trained physicians who not only provide exceptional patient care but also personally invest in bringing these leading-edge technologies to our region. Dr. Sarat Kuchipudi, Pulmonary and Sleep Physician with Lima Memorial Physicians, and his wife, Dr. Vijaya Kuchipudi, made a lead gift to the Foundation in support of this equipment. “Lima Memorial is a leader in our region and always seeks to do what is best for our community.

I stand with that mission,” stated Dr. Kuchipudi. “Having this technology means earlier treatment for patients, and early treatment leads to saving lives.”

DR. JASON STIENECKER

For more information about the diagnostic lung cancer technology, visit limamemorial.org/healthfirst.

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For nearly 20 years, the Lima Memorial Rehabilitation Department has extended its care into the community by providing expert services at the Wellness Center at the Lima Family YMCA. In addition to providing therapies for patients with Parkinson’s disease, osteoporosis, sports injuries, concussions and many other orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions, the Wellness Center team also treats patients with vestibular and balance-related dysfunctions.

Now, thanks to a generous gift from the AR-HALE Family Foundation, the Wellness Center and hospital are even more equipped to treat balance-related issues with the addition of two sophisticated HUMAC Balance Systems. In addition to assessing patients’ balance through observation, our therapists can leverage this new technology to precisely diagnose, evaluate progression and track functional outcome measures related to individuals’ balance deficiency.

Even more, patients can now receive immediate visual feedback as to how well they are balancing during therapy and can subsequently self-correct the imbalance in real time. This ensures patients receive the care they deserve and allows them to return back to a normal, healthy lifestyle.

The Lima Memorial Foundation is grateful to be a recipient of the AR-Hale Family Foundation grant.

Countless patients will experience an improved quality of life, thanks to this generosity.

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When it comes to surgical procedures, robotics is the new frontier. With faster recovery times, less operative pain and often reduced hospitalization time, surgical robotics is transforming health care, and Lima Memorial is on the forefront of this revolution.

Thanks to the philanthropic support of many businesses and individuals, Lima Memorial purchased its first da Vinci® surgical robot in 2012. It did not take long for this single robot to reach its maximum capacity due to surgical demand. Propelled by incredible community support once again, a second state-of-the-art surgical robot was added in 2015. Lima Memorial’s Robotics Program has continued to deliver exceptional outcomes for our patients and has subsequently garnered national attention, being named an exclusive da Vinci® surgical robotics mentor site.

Dr. Jeremy Heffner, board-certified acute care and general surgeon with Midwest Surgical Specialists, has emerged as a leader throughout the country in robotic surgery. He has been elevated to the prominent role of teaching surgeons and administrators throughout the country. They travel to Lima Memorial to learn about robotic technology and study Dr. Heffner’s surgical techniques. “We’ve seen support from both companies and other facilities to bring their professionals here to be trained; as a result, Lima Memorial is able to introduce emerging technology and resources to further improve outcomes for our patients,” Dr. Heffner explained.

The surgical robotics program has also allowed Lima Memorial’s surgeons to use the least invasive approach for many procedures. “We are interested in providing the most effective techniques,” said Dr. Jaber Alanzi, Urologist with Midwest Surgical Specialists. “Instead of removing a whole kidney for a tumor, which used to be a very common practice, we are now able to take just the tumor.”

More important than the technology are the skilled hands that guide it.

The robotics program has been a catalyst to recruit highly specialized robotics surgeons like Dr. Noorul Khan, General Surgeon; Dr. Michael Tempel, Colorectal Surgeon and Dr. Philip Gafford, Surgical Oncologist, to name a few.

Kay Timmermeister toured the Timmermeister Family Surgery Center and met up with Dr. Jeremy Heffner.

To arrange a personal tour, call the Foundation at 419-226-5087.

Dr. Gafford believes that surgical oncology robotics will open up a whole world of possibilities for our community. Dr. Gafford was drawn to Lima Memorial from Texas and identified the renowned robotics program as a main factor in his selection process. As the region’s only surgical oncologist, Dr. Gafford is now part of the most comprehensive cancer team around.

“The key is that you can get all the care you need right here. Oncology cases that would have normally been sent to outlying facilities can now be done close to home,” Dr. Gafford explained.

Lima Memorial’s Surgical Robotics Program is a shining example of the ripple effect created by a series of donations. Together, we are providing local access to state-of-the-art technology and the most exceptional physicians.

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Lima Memorial has built a heart care center of excellence. We are privileged to have the region’s most trusted team of cardiologists and cardiothoracic & vascular surgeons practicing in Lima exclusively at Lima Memorial Heart & Vascular Institute. The program’s evolution began 20 years ago when we performed the region’s first openheart surgery and subsequently established Lima’s own comprehensive heart program.

Over the past two decades, the cardiac field has experienced significant advancements. Our expert cardiac team is constantly focused on new innovations that will improve healthcare delivery and provide outstanding patient outcomes.

But these innovations do come at a significant cost. “In order to move forward, it requires new technology,” stated Dr. Ronald Pohl, Division Chief of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery at Lima Memorial. “Medicine continually evolves, and frankly, it’s expensive.”

We are now in a position to bring substantial cardiac advancements to our community of care.

The Foundation has pledged its support to raise $1 million to expand access to highly sophisticated heart care locally. “We need to reinvest,” remarked Scott Shutt, Lima Memorial Foundation Board Chairman and Vice President of Kewpee Hamburgers. “That way, people can take care of themselves here locally with physicians who are able to provide the best and the latest in technologies.”

With the ongoing philanthropic support of individuals and businesses, Lima Memorial is preparing to bring the most sophisticated heart rhythm management capabilities to our community.

Leveraging our relationship with The Ohio State University Heart & Vascular Center, our expert team of physicians will be able to perform the most intricate electrophysiology procedures (EP) of the heart. In addition funds generated will

allow for expanded services for individuals with congestive heart failure and access to the most advanced cardiac imaging and support systems.

“Having access to these advancements will reduce the overall stress on families and keep exceptional cardiac care close to home when patients need it most,” expressed Dr. Pamela Gardner, Medical Director of the Congestive Heart Failure Clinic at Lima Memorial. “Access to these resources, quite honestly, will be lifesaving.”

Dr. A. Pierre Bamdad, Medical Director of Cardiac Catheterization Lab, has been providing cardiac care for our community since the very first cardiac procedure was performed. He humbly recognizes the community’s support as a key factor to the program’s success. “The Lima community has been 100% behind us to achieve what we have achieved thus far,” he commented.

Our Foundation is proud of our strong tradition of partnering with the community to bring advanced technology to our region. “The community’s support thus far has been tremendous. Your continued generosity is needed to help culminate our efforts,” stated Shutt. “I invite you to join me in making a donation to the Lima Memorial Foundation in support of all of the hearts in our community.”

YOU NEVER STOP TO THINK HOW IMPORTANT IT REALLY IS TO HAVE ACCESS TO ADVANCED CARDIAC CARE, CLOSE TO HOME. NOT UNTIL YOU NEED IT.

Visit limamemorialfoundation.org to view our 2017 cardiac funding priority video.

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It was a beautiful day at the Shawnee Country Club as more than 220 golfers hit the links at the Lima Memorial Foundation Golf Classic. Thanks to the support of Presenting Sponsors Tuttle Construction & Touchstone CPM, along with more than 75 community and business partners, the Foundation raised approximately $100,000 in support of the Foundation’s 2017 funding priority for cardiac advancements.

“Lima Memorial Health System is an organization that is continually advancing healthcare services to better serve the community,” stated Paul Crow, President and CEO of Tuttle Construction. “We participate in community activities with organizations striving to improve our community. This is why we support the Lima Memorial Foundation.”

A silent auction and a variety of on-course games kept the ball rolling for guests throughout the day until the final “19th Hole” social hour, where guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and an evening of networking. The Lima Memorial Foundation thanks the event sponsors and golfers for their ongoing commitment to Lima Memorial Health System.

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On September 14, Warehouse Associates LP was transformed into a venue of artistic splendor for the Journey for the Heart Gala. More than 700 guests enjoyed an evening full of creative wonders, including an interactive living statue, artists creating unique paintings, an art auction gallery and unique food and drink experiences.

Thanks to our sponsors and outstanding participation in the fund-a-need paddle raise and silent, live & art auctions, more than $700,000 was raised to be invested in our heart program. The generosity of our donors will allow us to provide our region with the most sophisticated heart rhythm management capabilities; expand services to individuals with congestive heart failure and provide the most advanced cardiac imaging & support systems. Our expert team of cardiologists and cardiothoracic & vascular surgeons will have access to the very best resources for patient care.

The Lima Memorial Foundation thanks the countless individuals and businesses throughout the region for supporting Journey for the Heart. Whether it was through philanthropic support or volunteering their time and talents, so many dedicated individuals helped make the event a tremendous success, and the many hearts of our community will benefit.

“ Great things are done by a series of small things brought together. �

Vincent van Gogh

Visit journeyfortheheart.org to see additional event highlights.

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THANK YOU Sponsors PRESENTING SPONSORS

CONSTRUCTION, INC.

EXECUTIVE SPONSORS

PNC Bank • S & S Volvo - Todd & Lynn Schaub

SIGNATURE SPONSORS

Marshall & Melhorn • Ohio Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgeons Peterson Construction • Superior Credit Union Mike & Danette Swick

PREMIER SPONSORS

All Service Glass • Lima Memorial Hospital Lima Memorial Physicians • Dr. Rafael & Virginia Nivar PotashCorp • ProMedica • Radisphere • Shremshock Smith-Boughan Mechanical • Sodexo The Cheap Sign Company • United Collection Bureau Wannemacher Total Logistics

MAJOR SPONSORS

Childers Media Group • Delta Sleep • HART, Inc. Kewpee Hamburgers • LuLu’s Diner • PROforma

ACE SPONSORS

Allied Environmental Services • Armor Fire Protection Bob & Debbie Armstrong • CDW Healthcare & Ivanti • Mike & Lynn Carpenter Cowan Realtors • Emergency Physicians of Northwest Ohio HeartLight Pharmacy Services • Hylant & Coverys • Lima Pallet Company Dennis Morris, DPM • PPG Coating Services • Dr. Ron & Ann Pohl Rhodes State College • Rudolph Foods • Sidney Electric T & D Interiors • TeamHealth • The Flower Loft University of Northwestern Ohio UAW Local 1219 / Ford Lima Engine Plant

PARTNER SPONSORS

American Trim • Dr. Pratap & Chandra Balusu • Boston Scientific CTL Engineering • ECI Healthcare • John & Gina Fischbach G.A. Wintzer & Son Co. • Halker Drywall • Hartland • HCF Management Honeywell • Huntington • Husky Energy • iHeartMedia Innovative Office Solutions • Chad & Amber Jamison • Korda Longmeier Printing & Advertising • nThrive Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio • Paramount & Health Management Solutions PERRY proTECH • Plante Moran • Precision Labs • Rea & Associates Schindler Elevator • SIS & Cisco • State Bank Sycamore Lake Wine Company • The Lima News • The Met Jeff & Elizabeth Utz • VideoBranch • Waibel Energy Systems Your Hometown Lima Stations

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JOURNEY 2018

FRIENDS OF THE FOUNDATION

Dr. Masroor & Mohsina Abro • Dr. Jaber & Leida Alanzi • Dr. Paul Anike Dr. Nnamdi Azie • Dr. Robert & Connie Baker • Dr. A. Pierre & Dana Bamdad Dr. Venkat & Sandhya Battula • The Dannon Company Dr. Zane Dean & Dr. Farnaz Mohammadi • Fox Entertainment Dr. Pamela Gardner • Jim Jordan for Congress John P. Timmerman Co. - Comfortmaker Dr. Susan and Bruce Kaufman • Lenovo Dr. Kwabena & Davita Mawulawde • Miller’s Textiles • Moeller Brew Barn Otterbein Cridersville Senior Lifestyle Choices • Recleim, LLC Don & Paula Reese • RoadRunner Enterprises • St. Marys Living Center William C. Timmermeister & Deborah Davis Vons Diamond and Jewelry • Drs. Darlene Weyer & Dan Karapondo

EVENT HOST

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS 2016 January 1 - December 31, 2016

VISIONARY | $10,000 – $24,999 AR-HALE Family Foundation

Eric and Marlena Schaaf

Kermit and Mary Ellen Stroh

Clyde and Kay Rauch

Todd and Lynn Schaub

Eric and Catherine Wiechart

CORNERSTONE | $5,000 – $9,999 John and Patricia Johnson

Steven and Carol Romey

Earl and Becky Schaub

PACESETTER | $2,500 – $4,999 James and Lena Blair

Barrett and Judith Rydell

James and Joni Unverferth

Jeffrey and Jan Hawk

Richard and Jane Scheblo

Donald Wittwer

Opie and Kathy Rollison

Todd and Rhonda Sutton

PRESIDENT | $1,000 – $2,499 Jonathan and Lisa Barrett

Hank Kennedy

Lois Rubens

Anna Mae Blankemeyer

Kewpee Employees

Scott and Terri Shutt

Harold and Dianna Breidenbach

David and Mary Lotz

Roche and Carla Simmons

Phillip and Cheryl Buell

Rebecca Martz

Mark and Stephanie Spees

Bruce Campbell

Debra McCurdy

Thomas and Susan Stinebaugh

Coverys Community HealthCare Foundation Dayton Foundation

Robert and Myrna McCurdy

Ken and Beverly Sweeney

James and Janice Meredith

Robert and Judith Thompson

Scott and Tori Nuttle

Kay Timmermeister

Thomas Oswald

William Timmermeister

Kurt Recker

Dan and Janice von der Embse

Donald and Paula Reese

Ruth Wall

William and Gretchen Robinson

Denise Wintzer

Don and M. Darlene Arnett

Julie Malmstrom

Connie Stimmel

Randy and Deb Bosler

Carla Oberly

Adam Swick

Scott Elwer

Roger Rhodes

Jared Walsh

Allison Radabaugh

Jeff and Tracie Sanchez

Greg and Donna Wannemacher

Cindy Liening

Amy Sapp

Gus and Debbie Wintzer

John and Sally MacDonell

Mike Schaub

Duff Family Foundation Earl & Worthy Crafts Charitable Trust Dan and Karen Grothouse Sam and Anne Halker Virginia Heidt

CHAMPION | $500 – $999

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PATRON | $250 - $499 Rob and Cheryl Bechtel

Thomas Kohlrieser

Eric and Alicia Pohjala

Steve Bogart

Paul and Ruby Kreher

Shannon Spencer

Sandy Carder-Obermeyer

Stephen Mansfield

Jeff Sprague

Jeff Dorner

Tyra Meyer

Timothy and Tami Stanford

William and Judith Giffin

Connie Miller

Jacqueline Stephenson

Charlene Gilbert

Sarah Miller

Emily Stimmel

Larry Hammond

Maeva Naylor

Karen Tullis

Nancy Hoerner

Jennifer Niese

Tim and Cherie Turnwald

Lawrence and Miriam Hone

Agnes Pangle

Aaron Webster

David and Janine Huckeriede

David and Laura Plaugher

Tim and Clara Weitz

David Adams

Debow Freed

Ruby Rimer

Bruce and Jean Ansley

Debra Grant

Mary Schafer

Jeffrey and Ann Arthur

Bonnie Hover

David and Barbara Schmiedebusch

Paul and Kay Assenheimer

Don and Cheryl Hurley

Sandy Schoonover

Frederick and Karen Barrington

William and Karen Jones

Harrison and Myrna Shutt

David and Linda Berger

Harold Lammers

Larry Smith

Roger and Shirley Bixel

Richard and Mary Lane

John and Millie Snyder

Lisa Bowers

Cindy Looser

Paul and Susan Swartz

Lori Brubaker

Lisa Looser

James and Barbara Swick

David and Peggy Cockerell

Deborah McDougall

Timothy and Karen Swick

Cheri Core

John Nixon

Garry and LaRose Theis

Ashley Cowan-Meas

Kimberly Osborne

Dorothy Thompson

Rick Cusick

Terri Reams

Jean Woodruff Eibling

Phyllis Dietrich

Adam Rector

Robert and Marlene Yant

FRIEND | $100 - $249

DONOR | $50 - $99 Catherine Adams

Tom and Lorna Emerson

Becky Jordan

Jan Odenweller

Theodore and Kathryn Stepleton

Mary Augsburger

Joseph and Ann Fassett

Martha Kaplan

Linda Painter-Stemen

Mildred Stewart

Connie Baker

Barbara Feathers

Pauline Klinger

Winnie Pickering

Rebecca Streeter

Mike and Wendy Baxter

Joyce Gable

Dora Klopp

Shannon Place

Pamela Stricker

Jeanne Beach

Rick Gibson

Helena Knowles

Daniel and Arlett Pollock-Evans V. Edward and Sharon Sullivan

Susan Billec

Chad and Melanie Gray

Mary Krohn

Brent Richter

Nancy Thieman

Nina Bollenbacher

Kathy Griesdorn

Thomas Lathrop

Tony Rodriguez

Sharon Thompson

Heather Brickner

Patricia Hardesty

Tina Leverenz

Megan Schlater

Jeffrey and Joyce Tracy

Marilyn Thomas Brown

Sandra Harrand

Forrest and A. Jean Mack

Shannon Schroeder

Dennis and Gina Vondrell

Britney Brubaker

Kylee Harrmann

Cherity Mason

Jennifer Shivley

Debra Wagner

Laura Collins

Mark and Barb Heffner

Jasmine McDougall

Tim Shremshock

Alton Warnimont

Kari Cooper

Thomas Helvin

Mike McGough

Linda Sneary

Gene and Jean Wright

Joyce Cupples

Jennifer Hoelscher

Mark and Julie McKinley

April Sroufe

Anthony and Barbara Denisco Robert and Susan Hunsaker

Jo Ellyn McNees

Barb Staples

Fred and Sally Dickinson

Noreen Inglis

Bob and Laura Meredith

Brent and Terri Stechschulte

Gary and Carmen Downey

Danielle Jenkins

Sarah Moore

Ralph and Barbara Stelzer

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BUSINESS DONORS 2016 January 1 - December 31, 2016

CHAIRMAN | $100,000 + PCS Nitrogen

BENEFACTOR | $25,000 – $49,999 Peterson Construction

Tuttle Construction, Inc. | Touchstone CPM

VISIONARY | $10,000 – $24,999 All Service Glass Kewpee Hamburgers Marshall & Melhorn, LLC

PNC ProMedica Health System

Radisphere National Radiology Group S & S Volvo

Shremshock Superior Credit Union United Collection Bureau, Inc.

CORNERSTONE | $5,000 – $9,999 Armor Fire Protection, Inc. Cappie Sportswear Cheap Sign Company Cowan Realtors Delta Sleep Center EPNO FirstMerit Bank

HART Lulu’s Diner MetoKote Corporation Rhodes State College Sidney Electric Co. Smith-Boughan Mechanical Services Sodexo

St. Marys Chrysler Systems Advantage-Proforma Team Health Anesthesia UAW Local 1219 / Ford Lima Engine Plant

Husky Energy, Inc. Hylant Group iHeartMedia Innovative Office Solutions Korda/Nemeth Engineering, Inc. Lamar Outdoor Lima Memorial Pathology Assoc., LLC Lima Pallet Co. Inc. Longmeier Printing & Advertising Med Assets Medassist Miller’s Textile Services Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio, Inc.

Paramount Health Care Perry Corporation Plante Moran Rea & Associates, Inc. Rudolph Foods Company, Inc. State Bank and Trust Company Sunovion T & D Interiors The Flower Loft UNOH/Ohio State Beauty Adademy Waibel Energy Systems Your Hometown Lima Stations

J. Maries Wood Fired Kitchen Jaws, Paws and Claws Keystone Brand Meats Minster Bank Ohio Northern University Palmer Energy Company Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. Road Runner Enterprises Stoops Freightliner

Stroh, Johnson & Company, LLP Superior Wholesale Distributors Walmart Wapakoneta Rotary Club

PACESETTER | $2,500 – $4,999 Allied Environmental Services, Inc. American Trim CDW Healthcare Childers Media Group Cisco Citizens Bank CTL Engineering, Inc. Early Detection Imaging, LLC Frost Roofing Inc. G.A. Wintzer & Son Company Halker Drywall, Inc. Hartland & Co. HCF Management, Inc.

PRESIDENT | $1,000 – $2,499 Anonymous Armstrong Air and Space Museum Chiles-Laman Funeral & Cremation Services DeHaven Home and Garden Centers, Inc. First Federal Bank Fox Entertainment Gasdorf Tool & Machine Co., Inc. General Dynamics Land Systems Honeywell, Inc.

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CHAMPION | $500 – $999 4 Seasons Express Car Wash Chamberlain-Huckeriede Funeral Home Columbus Zoo & Aquarium Experian Health Fraternal Order of Eagles #471 Graybar Electric Keybridge

Lanes Moving and Storage, Inc. Lanes Warehousing NOW Marketing Group Ohio Medical Physics Consulting Ohio State University at Lima Orchards of Lima Living & Rehab Center Prolink Healthcare, LLC Riverside Art Center

Rovals The Lima News Walt Disney World Wapakoneta Area Economic Development Council Wapakoneta Sertoma Club Wapakoneta WaterPark Windward Aviation Solutions, LLC

Holiday Inn Express Wapakoneta Lima Symphony Orchestra Lincare LMH Auxilary Gift Shop Marley’s Moonstarz Enterprises Northwest Ohio Medical Equipment Pusheta Creek Steaks Raabe Ford Lincoln

Sharon Dairy King Spherion of Lima, Inc. The Dance Centre’ The Inn at Versailles The Met VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 3035 Ward Apparel

Interior Motifs Jean Thomas Designs Merritt Real Estate Professionals Miracles on Mane Moon Florist Pepsi Beverages Company Relics Seasons 52 The Wapakoneta Athletic Club

Village Green Floral and Garden Center Wapakoneta Chamber of Commerce Wapakoneta Country Club Williams Tax Service Wonderfully Made Boutique

Ivy Hutch The Winery at Versailles

Young & Yarger Firm

PATRON | $250 - $499 21st Century Kitchens & Interiors Ada Kiwanis Club Auglaize Family Dental Binkley Real Estate, LLC Casa Chic Celestron Edward Jones Full Spectrum Friesian Stables Healthcare Ventures of Ohio

FRIEND | $100 - $249 Auglaize Antique Mall Burkhalter Insurance Agency Cedar Point ClouStudio Culligan Water Dad’s Toy Shop Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership Hunt Brother’s Homestyle Baking & Candy Shop

DONOR | $50 - $99 Four Seasons Dance Shoppe Heartland Animal Clinic

We believe our community deserves access to world-class health care and the tools to live a healthy lifestyle. We are committed to providing comprehensive health services and improving the quality of life in our community.

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MEDICAL STAFF DONORS 2016 January 1 - December 31, 2016

BENEFACTOR | $25,000 – $49,999 Sarat & Vijaya Kuchipudi

VISIONARY | $10,000 – $24,999 Venkat R. Battula

Dennis E. Morris

Ramesh Vedula

Jeremy Heffner

Radisphere National Radiology Group

Darlene Weyer & Early Detection Imaging

Susan M. Kaufman

CORNERSTONE | $5,000 – $9,999 Robert L. Baker

Pamela R. Gardner

Ronald L. Pohl

A. Pierre Bamdad

Praveen Malhotra

Hassan B. Semaan

G. Allen Bryant

Rafael Nivar

Kha H. Tran

Emergency Physicians of Northwest Ohio

James J. Patterson

PACESETTER | $2,500 – $4,999 Todd Brookens

Toby Tippie & Shannon Wesley

Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio, Inc.

PRESIDENT | $1,000 – $2,499 Masroor A. Abro

Kenneth M. Clemens

Jaber Alanzi

Farzin Fotouhi

Mehran Arabpour

Jennifer F. Niesen

Frank M. Baldauf

John Oehler

Patrick Behm

David A. Rosi

Scott E. Rinesmith & Kelly Schroeder Jeb O. Sheidler Abdulla Taja

CHAMPION | $500 – $999 Maurice K. Chung Christine Rodriguez

Melody A. Stweart-Cyrus

West Central Ohio Orthopaedic Trauma Services, LLC

PATRON | $250 - $499 Narendra K. Bansal

Jennifer R. Maag

Desrene Brown

Eric C. Miller

Michael J. Kerrigan

Blessing L. Nollah

Natalie B. Long

James Schlotman

Cheryl L. Wayman

FRIEND | $100 - $249 Caroline Dawson

Linda Kerr

Salim Hanna

Peter Z. Kometiani

The donor listings have been thoroughly reviewed for accuracy. Please contact the Foundation office for any updates or questions at lmfoundation@limamemorial.org or 419-226-5087.

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LIVING THE SPIRIT As a community of care, Lima Memorial associates are invited each year to join the Living the Spirit campaign. This associate-driven initiative focuses on supporting the health of the community and each other through philanthropic gifts to the Lima Memorial Foundation. With an outstanding 67% participation rate among associates, coupled with 100% leadership commitment, more than $210,000 has been pledged this year to support Lima Memorial’s patients, programs, services and fellow associates.

Living the Spirit Champions were the inspirational catalysts of the campaign. The associates went above and beyond to encourage giving among fellow associates. For Cecelia Rain, Registered Nurse in the Surgery Department, she made it her mission to educate everyone in her department about Living the Spirit. “I was honored to be asked to be a champion,” Cecelia expressed. “I couldn’t say no. It was my intent to reach out to everyone in my department, and I did just that.”

Associates are invited to pledge their financial support and can designate their gift to an area that is of particular interest to them. For many, that area was the Associate Relief Fund. The Associate Relief Fund is a program created by associates to help fellow associates in their time of need. Using an inspirational video that shared the stories of associates impacted by a gift from the relief fund, Cecelia was able to spread the word about this important associate support system. “Employees shared what the Associate Relief Fund has meant to them or how it impacted someone else in the Lima Memorial family. Being able to share those stories peer-to-peer truly made an impact,” Cecilia shared.

For many employees who have received gifts from the Associate Relief Fund, they choose to give back to the place that supported them. After losing her daughter, Rylee, to sudden infant death syndrome in October 2016, Registered Nurse and Clinical Informatics Specialist Lacey Hefner received a gift from the Associate Relief Fund. When asked to become a champion, Lacey happily accepted. “I wanted to give back for what the hospital did for me, and the easiest way to do that was to get other people to participate in Living the Spirit,” Lacey expressed. “To work in a place that does this sort of thing for its associates is just awesome.”

In addition to the Associate Relief Fund, many associates designated their gifts to the area of greatest need. Over the years, these gifts have allowed Lima Memorial to invest in emerging technology to provide our community with the very best health care and enable us to attract exceptional physicians to our medical community. “Our surgical robotics program is a prime example of how gifts to the area of greatest need have allowed us to establish a world-renowned program and recruit highly specialized surgeons,” stated Mike Swick, President & CEO of Lima Memorial Health System.

“It’s really exceptional how we all come together to advance the health of our community and support one another,” stated Lynn Carpenter, Executive Director of the Lima Memorial Foundation.

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ASSOCIATE DONORS 2016 VISIONARY | $10,000 – $24,999 Dennis E. Morris

Michael D. Swick

CORNERSTONE | $5,000 – $9,999 Robert E. Armstrong

Ann-Marie J. Pohl

Wendy S. Rayl

Burlin L. Sherrick

Jeffrey N. Utz

Kha H. Tran

PACESETTER | $2,500 – $4,999 Lynn Carpenter

Joyce L. Harris

Cheryl R. Nagy

John T. Fischbach

Ann Marie Murphy

James J. Straub

PRESIDENT | $1,000 – $2,499 Anonymous

Joshua A. Froehlich

Denise G. Kiraly

Mark W. Recker

Tiffany R. Unverferth

Peggy A. Baxter

Yvette R. Hauenstein

Ann R. Kleman

Jeb O. Sheidler

Rebecca S. Vagedes

James O. Bayman Jr.

Michael E. Hesseling

Raymond Kraft

Michael S. Sessor

Ruth A. Wall

Cheryl J. Drexler

David W. Hipply

Joan McBride

Levi J. Shadle

Jim Whitaker

Susan Drummond

Tina R. Hook

Steven M. Mericle

Angela K. Simpson

KC Williams

Kyle J. Erford

Chad Jamison

Denise J. Myers

Beth A. Skym

Nora D. Fought

Roberta L. Keenan

Elizabeth R. Obringer

Elizabeth A. Trame

Christine Joseph Kimberly A. LaPoint Ann L. Martin

Tiffany M. Mavis Emily A. McPheron R. Steve Wiseman

Sandra M. Young

Janet S. Kosch Pam Lawrence Erin R. Leary Julia A. Leary Megan A. Leidy Teresa S. Lieurance Martha Mansfield Nancy L. Martin W. Dean McCombs

Jill A. Mehaffie Ronald J. Myers Amanda G. Nolan Cecelia M. Rain Judy D. Recker Amy J. Schmidt Jason J. Schumacher Roberta G. Sites Nichol Slate

Julie A. Sneary Cynthia J. Spragg Jacqueline R. Stephenson Bradley W. Taylor Anthony Thurmond Karen S. Wilcox Jeffrey A. Wright Christina M. Zeigler

CHAMPION | $500 – $999 Tonya L. Ainsworth Shelly R. Elling Meredith Foster

Darla K. Frame James D. Furry Chloe I. Jeffers

PATRON | $250 - $499 Anonymous Jeffrey S. Bogart Lisa A. Bracy Danielle L. Carder Jayne Caskie Elena M. Craft Jessica J. Cunningham Jeremy A. Ebert Kortney M. Fleharty

Diane M. Garlock Erica A. Gerten Debra L. Gross Yvette M. Hines Jade R. Hochstetler Chad A. Hughes John R. Johnson Donna M. Kantner Laura M. Karhoff

Lima Memorial is more than just a place to work; it is a community of people that cares for and supports each other. Together, we make a difference.

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FRIEND | $100 - $249 Jennifer A. Allgire Anonymous Cathleen A. Bader Elizabeth A. Baker Heather N. Baldauf Dalice C. Banks Kay M. Barber Brittany N. Bates Christa K. Bauer Jodi L. Bennett Lecia M. Bevilockway Kami E. Biederman Margie M. Bishop Whitney C. Boley Maria C. Bradley Clair Breece Alexandria M. Brown Joy Brown Rhonda L. Bryan Randi R. Caudill Amy L. Chiles Tiffany C. Compton Amanda S. Corcoran Deborah S. Cotterman Carla D. Cox-McCormick Kayla F. Croft Charlene Curry Janis Daley

Cheryl A. Damron Rachel C. Daniel Kathryn Davis Roberta Dawson Lisa Deibler Joy K. Dicus Lora E. Dirmeyer Pamela A. Ditto Lisa M. Douglas Cindy J. DuGranrut Kathy A. Dukes Melissa A. Edelbrock Anita J. Ernest Donald R. Faulkner Heidi D. Faulkner Kenyatta N. Fetter Christina R. Ford Jenny M. Francis Daborah George Nichole K. Goble Heidi Goes Nanette E. Golden Thomas R. Gorman III Dylan M. Green Debra F. Grimes Brenda L. Harris Beverly A. Hasson Michelle L. Heitmeyer

Peter A. Heuerman Kimberly M. Hilvers Patricia D. Holler Brian A. Horstman Jeannie N. Hullinger Christie L. Hunter Gary Hurd Tamara E. Jablonski Deanna M. Jameson Amber L. Jamison Lasheena B. Johnson Ladonna Jones Margaret Jones Mary B. Jump Cheryl A. Kaser Shari L. Kemper Brandon E. Knight Jordan T. Knueven Kelly Lawrence Heather L. Lee Dionne M. Long Taylor R. Long Nan Luedeke Linda E. Mahlmeister Brenda L. Mason Kimberly D. McClure Leigh A. McCullough-Steinke

Kristin A. McDonald Janet M. McInturf Brian W. McKinley Jessica Mckinley Laura M. Menke Amanda L. Meyer Ashley M. Miller Krista L. Miller Teresa H. Moorman Jennifer N. Myers John P. Myers Rita I. Nees Rachelle L. Newland Anna K. Nuesmeyer Jill C. Oldfield Laura N. Parrott Rebecca S. Perrine Elaine R. Piercefield Sabrina K. Pitney Gwyn M. Ralston Natalie J. Ring Pamela G. Rumbaugh Sarah R. Sarka Phyllis J. Schmiedebusch Angela D. Schroeder Lori A. Shuler Cynthia Shumaker Beth A. Siegrist

Derek A. Simon Jenifer L. Snay Diane Sorrels Lorinda Sparks Barbara J. Spees John C. Stephenson Derek E. Sterling Shanell Thompson Stephanie E. Thompson Rachel Tracy Vivian S. Vantilburg Stacey L. Verhoff Megan A. Wagner Philip G. Wagner Linda I. Warren Annegela L. Wendel Emily D. West Amanda J. Williams Jessica M. Wilson Kathryn D. Wilson Erik C. Wollenhaupt Seth R. Wollenhaupt Kay L. Wren Morgan C. Zimmerman Chris Zvoch

Malia N. Jordan Dorothy A. Kaiser Susan P. Kau Tina M. Kirkendall Kelly J. Knerr Laura M. Knippen Juliana Knowlton Kathleen Kohli Dorothy Kohorst Brittany D. Kramer Jodi L. Ladd Rachel M. Lambert Shelley E. Langenkamp Kathy LaRotonda Diane R. Lee Samantha S. Leffman Ashley E. Lewis Jaimi L. Lohmann Diane K. Lombardo Jennifer L. Long Debra L. Longanecker Toni R. Lowe Cathy R. Luke Richard A. Maag Sarah L. Magness Melissa M. Manger Chad P. Martin Rebekahlynette Mason Karen M. McCoy Robin D. McGinnis Mary L. McGuire Georgianna L. McKissick Christina McKnight Jennifer A. McMichael

Heidi R. McPheron Beth A. Milks Jill Miller Pamela S. Miller Rhonda L. Money Robin K. Mooney Lena M. Moore Mary A. Moore Alison J. Moorman Ami M. Mullins Brandy J. Nance Shelly R. Neff Vickie L. Norman Paula J. Nuest Theresa A. Numbers Donna M. Opperman Brittany L. Owens Rebecca J. Palte David Pauff Heather D. Perin Deborah J. Pohlman Patricia Potempa Rachel A. Rahrig Anthony J. Rampulla Demaris S. Reffitt Kristin M. Rex Virginia L. Rigg Patricia M. Risner Stephanie Rossi Jodi Y. Schaefer Brenda L. Schimpf Robert E. Schmerge Lisa M. Schnipke Julianne Schomer

Kimberly S. Shaffer Steve L. Sherman Morgan C. Shobe Jessica J. Siebeneck Misty D. Snapp Veronica M. Snider Deborah L. Solomon Teresa Spencer Patricia A. Spicer Gail M. Spiridigliozzi Patricia M. Spring Lindsey N. Staples Diane E. Stennett Kimberly Steveley Rebecca J. Stocker Diana M. Stutts Nannette S. Swickrath Tamara S. Tucker Ella E. Vermillion Kristine E. Vondrell Kristy A. Vore Honesty M. Walker Desiree D. Wallace Kelly A. Watercutter Mary J. Wilges Jennifer W. Williams Malinda M. Wirwille Michelle L. Wiss Nicole J. Wolff Karen G. Wright Erin R. Yahl Lisa J. Zeisloft

DONOR | $50 - $99 Paula M. Altstaetter Anonymous Lindsey M. Babcock Bobbi M. Bailey Charisse E. Bailey Sara E. Bailey Kathy L. Baird Priscilla M. Baney Amanda S. Barnes Erika Barnes Alexandria Benton Lori Best Melanie B. Biedenharn Rebecca A. Binkley Jennifer Blankemeyer Michelle L. Blodgett Lavonna R. Boley Stacey L. Bowsher Melanie K. Brinkman Darla K. Buettner Vickie Y. Burger Edward P. Burwell Jr Christina M. Campbell Stephanie M. Camper Benjamin C. Carman Jade J. Celestino Shannon A. Chiles Abigail N. Comstock Brittany M. Cook Rebecca J. Cooper Carol S. Copeland Teresa L. Cotter Kevin P. Cramer Karen M. Cummins

Melanie R. Daugherty Jo L. Delgado Jodi L. Deubler Wendy M. Diamond Kelly A. Dickman Nichole L. Diffin Rhonda M. Druckemiller Brenda K. Dunlap Shannon M. Egbert Patricia J. Eilerman Jessica L. Eutsler Dawn D. Evans Debra Finn- Sadler Shanda B. Fisher Timothy S. Friesner Kelly A. Fuerst Kimberly Garmatter Stephanie Grimes Amy L. Gutman Roy R. Hale Stacia L. Hall Amanda Hamilton Stephanie Hansard Constance K. Hasson Christi R. Hayes Kelly Hefner Catherine A. Hemker Jeannie M. Hilleary Kathy S. Hoelscher Alesia R. Hume Maria T. Hunlock Jeanne L. Hyde Pamela Inbody Gina M. Jones

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BECOME A PART OF THE

A COMMUNITY OF ANNUAL GIVING. You are invited to become a part of the 1899 Society, a community of annual giving to the Lima Memorial Foundation. Named for the founding year of Lima’s first hospital, the 1899 Society honors the innovative and generous community members of our past and recognizes those who continue a century-long tradition of giving.

By joining the 1899 Society, you will make a difference in the lives of our patients, their families and our community.

ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS

THE SOCIETY RECOGNIZES INDIVIDUALS WHO CONTINUE A CHAIRMAN - $100,000 + TRADITION OF ANNUAL GIVING LEGACY - $50,000 - $99,999 TO THE LIMA MEMORIAL BENEFACTOR - $25,000 - $49,999 FOUNDATION. VISIONARY - $10,000 - $24,999 CORNERSTONE - $5,000 - $9,999 PACESETTER - $2,500 - $4,999 PRESIDENT - $1,000 - $2,499 CHAMPION - $500 - $999 PATRON - $250 - $499 FRIEND - $100 - $249 DONOR - $50 - $99

Gifts made throughout the year will be cumulatively recognized in the 1899 Society.

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Annual philanthropic support from our donors is essential to maintaining comprehensive health care for our region.

The following investments in technologies and advancements were made possible by our generous donors over the years: • Timmermeister Family Surgery Center • Simulation and Education Laboratory • da Vinci® surgical robots • Advanced lung cancer diagnostic technology • Rehabilitation equipment • Family Birth Center expansion • Indian Lake Medical Center building • Patient and family support and resources • Educational and training opportunities

OF YOUR GIFT STAYS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY IN SUPPORT OF HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY. GIVE ONLINE limamemorial.org/ways-to-give

GIVE BY PHONE 419-226-5087

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