2024: A Year in Review
OVER 550 EMPLOYEES
VOLUNTEER
HOURS
260
DAILY MASSES AT THE RESIDENCE AT 2462 & TRINITY WOODS
208 DAILY MASSES IN THE ST. JOACHIM CHAPEL AT THE HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER
18,143 POUNDS OF FOOD PRODUCED AT CLARE GARDENS 2.75 ACRES IN PRODUCTION
46 CROPS GROWN
2,220 EDUCATED THROUGH THE BREAST HEALTH PROGRAM
1,916 CLINICAL BREAST EXAMS 4 EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS AT MCH, TW, CEC, QOP and OLA
66.9% DECREASE in 3RD PARTY AGENCY USE at Milwaukee Catholic Home
800lbs GLEANED BY LOCAL PARTNERS TO SERVE AREA FOOD PANTRIES
2,400 POUNDS OF KITCHEN SCRAPS COMPOSTED
4,393
HOURS FROM MCH NON-RESIDENTS
1,300 HOURS FROM MCH RESIDENTS
1,963 HOURS FROM TW RESIDENTS & NON-RESIDENTS
250 HOURS FROM OLA NON-RESIDENTS
$47.1 MILLION TSS REVENUE PORTFOLIO VALUE
172
TOTAL STUDENTS COMPLETED DEMENTIA SOLUTIONS TRAINING CLASSES AT MCH, TW, AND OLA
41
NEW MOVE-INS & RESERVATIONS AT THE RESIDENCE AT 2462
Expanded waiting list at TW
47
TOTAL STUDENTS COMPLETED ADVANCED DEMENTIA SOLUTIONS TRAINING CLASSES AT MCH, TW, AND OLA
118 EVENTS
45 SPEAKERS
99 RESIDENTS supported by MCH’s NAVIGATOR PROGRAM
EXERCISE OFFERED AT EACH CAMPUS mostly in-person MCH 7 days/week | TW 5 days/week | OLA 7 days/week
93 SSND LIVING AT TW 15 FRIARS LIVING AT QOP
45 SSND & SSSF LIVING AT OLA
23 OUTINGS
1,036 PARTICIPANTS at MCH, TW, CEC and OLA SUMMER CONCERTS
39 RESIDENTS utilized MCH’s rehabilitation services from TSS partner communities
5 TRIPS TO CLARE GARDENS FARM
17 6 at MCH | 6 at TW | 4 at MCH/HC | 1 at OLA
About Us
Trinity Senior Services is the management company that oversees Milwaukee Catholic Home, Trinity Woods, Clare Gardens and The Catholic Ecology Center, Our Lady of the Angels Convent, Queen of Peace Friary and Trinity Senior Services Care Partner Program. Its impact is intergenerational, from the more than 800 older adults living in its communities, to its 500-plus employees, to the nearly 200 children who attend daycare programs located at Milwaukee Catholic Home and Trinity Woods. Trinity Senior Services launched in 2024 to advance our mission of empowering people to live an engaged life full of meaning and purpose.
Our Mission
Our shared spirt of community calls us to serve with excellence.
Our Logo
This logo was carefully designed by a local artist for Trinity Senior Services, and the arms of the company it supports. The combination of colors comes from the two old logos of our flagship communities, Milwaukee Catholic Home and Trinity Woods. By combining the colors of the two old logos, we are symbolizing the two coming together as one. The leaves are a representation of our mission to serve others, inspired and driven by our five components of wellness represented every day in the exceptional care we provide, and our A Life Engaged® programming. The hand represents how this mission is embraced by our customers, staff, friends, and families as we are all "Better Together."
Our Locations and Services:
Trinity Senior Services owns and manages multiple locations in southeast Wisconsin.
• Milwaukee Catholic Home
• Trinity Woods
• Clare Gardens and the Catholic Ecology Center
• Our Lady of the Angels Convent
• Queen of Peace Friary
• Trinity Senior Services Care Partner Program
2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President and Chair
Dr. Jennifer Doering, PhD, RN
Vice President
Mrs. Bridget Coffey
Treasurer
Mr. Richard Schmidt
Secretary
Mr. Peter Mullaney
Ex-Officio: Past President and Chair
Mr. Bob DeVita
Directors
Sr. Mary Kay Brooks, SSND
Mr. Paul Connelly
Dr. Joanne Hill
Ms. Lora Olenchek
Mr. Joseph Pickart
Mrs. Linda Price-Topp
Advisory Board
The Most Reverend Jeffrey R. Haines, Auxiliary Bishop of Milwaukee
Mr. Christan Slaats
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. David Fulcher
Chief Financial Officer
Mrs. Jessica Horning
Chief People Officer
Ms. Lisa Johnston
Chief Clinical Officer
Mrs. Katie Grant
A letter from the CEO...
Dear Friends and Supporters, Building on a century-long tradition of fostering community and exceptional care for older adults, 2024 marked a transformative year as Milwaukee Catholic Home embraced a new identity: Trinity Senior Services. While our roots run deep in providing an outstanding senior living experience, this transition signals something more— an opportunity to expand the reach of our mission during a time when the need for compassionate, innovative care has never been greater. Every day, I am reminded that the impact of Trinity Senior Services is truly intergenerational. We serve more than 800 older adults across our communities, employ over 500 dedicated team members, and welcome nearly 200 children into our daycare programs at Milwaukee Catholic Home and Trinity Woods. These connections create a vibrant tapestry of shared
experiences and mutual care, bringing people of all ages together in ways that enrich lives.
Can you imagine what the visionary women of the Marquette Women’s League, who founded Milwaukee Catholic Home in 1913, would think if they could see us today? I believe they would be thrilled to see their dream of a compassionate, supportive community not only enduring but thriving—carried forward by generations of residents, team members, and supporters like you.
This 2024 Community Impact Report tells the story of how we continue to honor their legacy. Whether you are a resident, a loved one, a team member, or one of our valued partners, you’ll see in these pages that our mission goes beyond supporting older adults. It extends to community outreach programs, fostering intergenerational connections, championing
environmental stewardship, and providing enriching learning experiences—all while staying rooted in our core purpose: helping older adults lead meaningful lives. Your trust, passion, and belief in the value of our work make all of this possible, and for that, we are deeply grateful.
As you explore the stories of our successes and the lives we’ve touched, I invite you to become part of our mission. If our programs, projects, or partnerships resonate with you, please connect with us. Together, we can shape a brighter future and ensure that the spirit of Trinity Senior Services thrives for generations to come.
Thank you for being a vital part of our mission. Your continued support means the world to us—and to those we serve.
With gratitude,
David Fulcher CEO, Trinity Senior Services
An Update from our Management Company and Properties
Trinity Senior Services: 2024 Year in Review
2024 was the year we officially rolled out Trinity Senior Services. As a management company we focused on our four strategic goals: efficient and effective services, customer experience on all our campuses, workforce engagement, and growth. Here are a few key highlights for Trinity Senior Services Management Company:
• Launch of Management Company: Officially launched Trinity Senior Services Management Company in June at our largest Annual Partnership Event, held at Summerfest. We celebrated with staff, sponsors, board members, and residents, showcasing the power of “Better Together.”
• Awarded Dementia Specific Recognition: LeadingAge WI awarded us a grant to support the education of our caregivers by hosting specialized dementia
training sessions across all campuses, with over 170 employees participating.
• Workforce Engagement Initiatives: Rolled out leadership training and mentorship programs to enhance employee growth and collaboration.
• Relaunch of Care Partner Program: The Care Partner Program offers companionship services and assistance with daily living tasks. This program serves residents and community members and is led by new Director Chris Pfankuch.
Milwaukee Catholic Home
Milwaukee Catholic Home was founded in 1913 by women associated with the Marquette Women’s League who understood the need for compassionate care and residential services for older adults. Recognized for exceptional service, it features a complete continuum of care, including
independent living, assisted living, memory care, transitions rehabilitation and skilled nursing. Milwaukee Catholic Home is at 2462 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee.
Milwaukee Catholic Home: 2024 Year in Review
This year has been filled with growth, celebration, and new opportunities for connection across our community. Here are some of the highlights:
• Everyday Amazing Program Improvements: We unified the Life Engaged programs in Clare Suites and Garden Suites, creating a more memory-focused program while continuing to meet the diverse needs and interests of our residents.
• New Team Members: We welcomed Carly Steger as the Director of Guest Relations, Holly Neubert as our Volunteer Coordinator, Shaun Nummerdor as our Director of Plant Operations, along with Lauren Shore in Health Care as our new dietitian. Their fresh ideas, energy and expertise have been invaluable.
• Customer Experience: Put an emphasis on serving and listening to our customer needs by implementing surveys across campus and having a dedicated sales team to serve our prospective customers.
• Record year for Move-Ins:
This year, we achieved a record number of move-ins, warmly welcoming new members to the Milwaukee Catholic Home family and strengthening our vibrant community.
• New Hospice Volunteer Program: We rolled out a new program called The Walk Me Home program. It offers an extraordinary opportunity to support individuals in their endof-life journey. Our dedicated team of volunteers provides companionship, compassion, and a listening ear. As a volunteer, you’ll play an essential role in creating an environment where seniors feel valued, engaged, and supported.
• Exciting Guest Speakers for A Life Engaged™: We had the privilege of welcoming John Gurda, a Milwaukee icon, to campus for the first time. His
Environmental Stewardship
We proudly received the Luminary Award from the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District for our outstanding water conservation efforts, a testament to our dedication to sustainability at Trinity Woods.
visit was so well-received that he’s already scheduled to return next year. Tim Crain’s engaging lecture sessions also enriched our community, offering thoughtprovoking discussions on a range of topics.
Trinity Woods
Trinity Woods is a one-of-akind intergenerational housing community. Opened in 2021, it features modern senior living
with independent and assisted living options. It includes retired School Sisters of Notre Dame and undergraduate Mount Mary University students who are single mothers with children under age 12. Trinity Woods is at 9525 W. Burleigh St., Milwaukee.
Trinity Woods: 2024 Year in Review
This year at Trinity Woods has been one of innovation, new beginnings,
and recognition for our commitment to excellence. Here are the highlights:
• Welcoming New Leadership: We were delighted to welcome Tom Schulz as our new Administrator, bringing fresh energy and vision to our community.
• Exciting A Life Engaged™ Changes: The addition of Laura Barker and Anna Wozniak to the Life Engagement team infused our residents’ social calendars with creative and engaging activities, enhancing everyday life at Trinity Woods.
• Introducing the Navigator Program: This year, we launched the Navigator Program at Trinity Woods, a unique initiative designed for Trinity Senior Services’ residents and community members. The program ensures a positive experience for individuals as they move throughout the spectrum of care, adapting to changing or fluctuating healthcare needs.
Our Lady of the Angels
Our Lady of the Angels Convent is a 48-unit religious community in Greenfield, Wisconsin, and
sponsored by the School Sisters of Notre Dame and the School Sisters of St. Francis as a home to their retired Sisters.
Our Lady of the Angels Convent: 2024 Year in Review
As we reflect on a joyful and fruitful year, we celebrate the many highlights that brought our community closer together:
• Jubilee Celebration: Honored milestone anniversaries in the sisterhood with gratitude and reverence.
• Centenarian Celebrations: Rejoiced in the blessing of several sisters reaching 100+ years of life!
• Community Spirit: Joined the fight against Alzheimer’s by participating in the annual walk.
• Sustainability Leadership: Sr. Tess Engel inspired us with her recycling project, modeling care for creation.
• Gardening Success: Aboveground planters in the courtyard yielded fresh veggies that made summer salads extra special.
• Comfort Upgrades: A new
HVAC system was installed, enhancing comfort for all seasons.
Queen of Peace
Queen of Peace Friary is a senior housing community located in Burlington, Wisconsin, and managed by Trinity Senior Services. It is home to the retired Franciscan Friars of the Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Queen of Peace Friary: 2024 Year in Review
As we look back on the past year, Queen of Peace Friary has been a place of creativity, community, and care. Highlights include:
• Wellness Initiatives: Thanks to Brother Craig Wilking, a storage room was transformed into an Exercise and Therapy Room, empowering the friars to prioritize health and independence. Weekly exercise classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. have been a continued success.
• Creative Fun: Staff members joined the friars for a lively Halloween pumpkin carving contest, sparking creativity and friendly competition.
• Leadership Transitions: We welcomed Father John
Dombrowski as our new Guardian and Father Ralph Parthie as our new Vicar in July 2024. Their leadership has been a blessing to our community.
• Festive Traditions: The beloved annual Christmas cookie coloring event brought joy and holiday cheer to everyone involved.
• New Activities: The introduction of monthly BINGO has quickly become a favorite activity, fostering camaraderie and enjoyment.
Clare Gardens
Clare Gardens is a sustainable farmto-table program sourced from 18 acres of land in Neosho, Wisconsin. The area includes an orchard and perennial fruits, vegetables, hens, beehives and the composting of food waste from share partners. It provides produce for Milwaukee Catholic Home, Trinity Woods and other senior living communities in the Milwaukee area. The program is managed in partnership with Trinity Senior Services working closely with the Catholic Ecology Center to develop unique intergenerational educational programming.
Clare Gardens: 2024 Year in Review
Community Engagement Tours and Events:
• Organized 5 resident tours that included harvest activities and shared lunches.
• Hosted 2 educational trips for Mount Mary University students, providing hands-on learning experiences.
• Held Harvest Festival markets and an on-site farmstand, raising over $1,200 to support our programs.
• Engaged over 200 participants through a successful Seedling Sale, fostering connections with residents, staff, and the broader community.
Educational Initiatives:
• Delivered lectures on farming and nutrition to dietetics students and residents, emphasizing the connection between food, agriculture, and health.
Innovations and Sustainability Perennial Gardens:
• Expanded plantings to include raspberries, strawberries, currants, and asparagus,
complementing the existing two dozen fruit trees.
Flower and Herb Patch:
• Established a vibrant 5,000 sq. ft. area featuring a variety of flowers and herbs, setting the foundation for the reintroduction of a flower share program in 2025.
Farm Practices:
• Advanced soil health through the development of high-quality, activated compost rich in beneficial fungi and microbes.
• Enhanced irrigation and growing systems to support sustainable farming methods.
Outreach and Collaboration Partnerships:
• Strengthened collaborations with over 25 organizations, enabling the gleaning of 8,000 pounds of food over the past decade to aid local food pantries and community partners.
Culinary Integration:
• Worked closely with local chefs to incorporate fresh, sometimes unconventional produce into meals, promoting the use of sustainable, locally sourced ingredients.
2024 Community Impact Report
Charitable Care
Our philosophy of service, which focuses on whole-person wellness, ensures our residents have a variety of opportunities for engagement which support all aspects of one’s being. We believe that an engaged life is a full life, and that the more aspects of your life that you engage, the happier and healthier you age.
In addition to benevolent assistance, our communities are proud to participate in the Medicaid program, accepting reimbursement rates far below the actual costs of care, for enrolled residents living in skilled nursing. In 2024, at Milwaukee Catholic Home, we provided 16,870 Medicaid bed days, or, on average, 46 people a day.
Community Outreach
Partnerships with Learning Institutions in Southeastern Wisconsin
Our organization was proud to partner with the following learning institutions in 2024 in the areas of RN and CNA Clinical Practicums, Social Work, Art and Recreational Therapy, Health Care Administration, and Dietetics:
• Alverno College - Nursing clinicals were held throughout 2024.
• St. Augustine Preparatory Academy - The Clinical and Human Resources teams at Trinity Senior Services conducted Health Care career introduction sessions for St. Augustine Preparatory Academy in 2024. St. Augustine students also assisted the A Life Engaged™ team at Milwaukee Catholic Home for special events throughout the year.
• Cristo Rey Work Study Program - Part of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s academic
program involves having students learn about different jobs in the community and gain valuable onthe-job experience. All students work and learn skills that will serve them well in college and future careers while dedicating one day every academic week to working for businesses through greater Milwaukee. At Milwaukee Catholic
Home, Trinity Woods, and Our Lady of the Angels Convent, Cristo Rey students helped with many crucial tasks, including in A Life Engaged™, Mission Advancement, and Pastoral Care departments in 2024.
• Divine Savior Holy Angels High School - Students held their annual retreat at Milwaukee Catholic Home in fall 2024. Together with our residents, this intergenerational celebration embraced the beauty of the fall season with festive and meaningful activities. Students also served at Milwaukee Catholic Home as part of their annual “Vocare” program. This service immersion experience, which is the capstone of a student’s four years of study, allows a senior to serve for two weeks in the Greater Milwaukee community.
• Herzing University - LPN clinicals were held throughout 2024.
• Marquette University - In 2024, Marquette University collaborated with Milwaukee Catholic Home for several initiatives, including physical
therapy practicums and wellness initiatives in Exercise Science. The Marquette University Communications Department hopes to work with Milwaukee Catholic Home on wellness initiatives and communications efforts in the future.
• Marquette University High School - In 2024, students served at Milwaukee Catholic Home as part of their annual “Senior Shared Life” project. This service immersion experience, which is the capstone of a student’s four years of study, allows a senior to serve for two weeks in the Greater Milwaukee community.
• Milwaukee Area Technical College - Milwaukee Area Technical College, Milwaukee and Mequon campuses, held their Nursing clinical for CNAs throughout 2024.
• Milwaukee Public SchoolsIn 2024, Milwaukee Catholic Home welcomed eight students during the spring semester, six students during the summer, and six students during the fall semester as part of the School-
to-Work Transition program (STWTP). With a history of more than thirty years in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), the STWTP provides a continuum of transition services to MPS students to develop their skills and help them achieve their highest level of independence. By providing social and vocational opportunities in a real-world setting, STWTP focuses on abilities and on promoting and supporting the highest capacities of MPS students in their personal and professional development.
• Mount Mary UniversityNursing clinicals took place in fall 2024 as well as Dietetic internships and Dietetic integrated learning classes in both the spring and fall semesters.
• The University of WisconsinMilwaukee - Two nursing clinicals took place in fall 2024.
Book Buddies
“Book Buddies,” is an impactful intergenerational program pairing Milwaukee Catholic Home residents
with first grade students at Maryland Montessori School to support literacy development. Once a week, the children walk across the street with their book and spend 30 minutes reading to their “buddy”.
A similar program, “Book Nook” takes place at Trinity Woods, where resident volunteers come together every other Thursday to read to the children at the Wauwatosa Daycare, which is onsite at Trinity Woods. The children, from ages two to four, are paired up with one of our volunteers to read for half an hour.
Both “Book Buddies” and “Book Nook” are just one of the many ways that intergenerational relationships thrive across our organization.
The CNA Nurse Aide Training Program
First established in 2022, the CNA Nurse Aide Training Program is letting people start their healthcare career now! This 85-hour course over five weeks includes 45 hours of online, self-paced learning and 40 hours of in-person skills lab and hands-on training. Scholarships which pay for the Nurse Aide Training Program are available to students who wish to work at one of our communities for a minimum of one year.
Sixteen classes took place in 2024. Of the 72 students who graduated from the program, 15 of them were already Trinity Senior Services' employees, who took advantage of the free professional development offered to them, and another 44 students stayed and started working for one of the Trinity Senior Services managed locations.
After a successful 2024, the future
of health care certainly looks bright in the years to come; 70 people have already applied and have been approved to take these courses at Trinity Senior Services in 2025!
Nurses Affecting Change
Thirteen years ago, Bonnie Anderson, a nurse at Milwaukee Catholic Home, helped create Nurses Affecting Change. The group travels around the greater Milwaukee area, providing free breast exams to women.
Community members can ask Nurses Affecting Change to host
pop-up breast examination clinics. In 2024, 71 sites were visited, including churches, women’s homeless shelter clinics, and housing authority apartment complexes. Of the 1,916 clinical breast exams performed, 4 women and 1 man were diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer, while 2 women were diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer. Nurses Affecting Change continues to make an impact and save lives throughout our community.
Lenten Almsgiving
Almsgiving is the act of donating money or goods to the poor or performing other acts of charity. Giving alms is essential to fostering a deep spiritual life because it allows us to step outside of ourselves and focus on the needs of others.
During Lent 2024, residents of Milwaukee Catholic Home raised $2,500 to benefit The Marquette University Center for Peacemaking, which facilitates both direct and indirect assistance to international refugees. The Lenten collection helped support The Bud Frankel Memorial Fellows
Program, various faculty research grants, and a student immersion trip to El Salvador.
Capuchin Community Services’ Holiday Food Program
The annual Capuchin Community Services Holiday Food Box Program provides central city families in need with food baskets that contain all the fixings for a festive meal during both the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. While the initial goal of our residents and staff was to fill and donate 50 food boxes. In the end, 100 boxes were filled by Trinity Senior Services residents, staff, and friends and returned to the Capuchins for distribution in addition to the $1,000 cash that was collected.
Ladies of Charity Winter Clothing Drive
The Milwaukee Ladies of Charity is a group of 120 women volunteers who work to clothe children in need in our city. In 2024, our Pastoral Care Team hosted two unique drives to call special attention to this local organization and the great work they do. While a “Mitten Tree” was on display at Milwaukee Catholic Home’s The Residence at 2462, a “Stuff the Chimney”
fundraiser took place at The Health and Rehabilitation Center. These festive appeals filled five large boxes with hats, mittens, gloves, and winter coats.
Annual Retreat
“Let Go and Let God” took place over two days in September 2024. Led by award-winning published author and regular contributor to Catholic media Fr. James Kubicki, SJ, the 60 retreat participants were reminded that life means change, and that from beginning to end, our lives are a series of changes that challenge us to surrender to God’s will peacefully and with faith, hope, and love.
In the Health and Rehabilitation Center, on the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, Fr. Jim Kubicki helped lead a rosary-focused mini retreat. Residents started with Rosary, followed by a talk by Fr. Jim called “Rosary: Power in Your Hands.” Fr. Jim discussed the history of the Rosary and the power of prayer even among those who have limited physical abilities as they age. The talk was followed by reconciliation and Mass.
Sunday Spirit Series
In 2024, the Sunday Spirit Series encouraged residents and members of the greater community to explore the sacredness of God’s creation through the theme “Sacred Places, Sacred Spaces.” Events in this year’s series, which were held at Milwaukee Catholic Home, Trinity Woods, and The Catholic Ecology Center, included “Reflections on a Holy Land Pilgrimage,” “New World Odyssey—Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church,” and “Finding God in Creation.”
Residents Support The Cathedral Center
Located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, The Cathedral Center serves unaccompanied women and families with children experiencing homelessness. This shelter provides them with a safe environment for our community’s most insecure to heal and receive services they require to set and achieve goals.
In July 2024, residents of Milwaukee Catholic Home made nearly 300 sandwiches for The Cathedral Center as part of their
“Faith in our Lives” program. All who participated where honored and humbled to support such a meaningful cause.
Residents Support Christ Child Society of Milwaukee
In 2024, the Milwaukee Catholic Home Knitting Group, which meets every week, knit baby blankets and hats for Christ Child Society of Milwaukee. Serving children in the southeastern Wisconsin area since 1948, Christ Child Society of Milwaukee focuses on clothing the newborn and providing additional services to children in need.
PARTNERSHIP EVENT SPONSORS
Thank you to our 2024 sponsors for their continued support of Trinity Senior Services
• Johnson Financial Group
• Wintrust Commercial Banking
• Clifton Larson Allen
• School Sisters of Notre Dame Central Pacific Province
• C.G. Schmidt, Inc.
• Colliers Securities
• Fifth Third Bank
• M3/United Heartland
• Spectrum Wealth Advisors
• Clement Manor
• First Business Bank
• Husch Blackwell
• Plunkett Raysich Architects
• Oasis Senior Advisors and Wellspring Care Management
• Ziegler
Trinity Senior Services Unaudited Financials
For the years ended December 31, 2024 and 2023 Statement of Financial Position (Unaudited)
Statement of Activities (Unaudited)
Donor Circle
The Donor Circle honors those who make an annual gift of $100 or more to enrich the lives of our residents. Members are recognized in our annual report and are invited to special events. Gifts are tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Gift club levels shown below are based on gifts by the donor during 2024. If you are interested in making a gift, please contact Caitlin Elftman at 414-220-3213.
The following gifts were made between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024
Indicates a donor who is deceased at the time of publication.
Founder ($25,000 +)
• The Ray and Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust
• The Edwin and Faith Kozelka Trust
Philanthropist ($10,000$24,999)
• The American Cancer Society
Benefactor ($5,000-$9,999)
• The Mary Martha and Emmett J. Doerr Charitable Trust
• Mr. and Mrs. Michael Honan
• Johnson Financial Group
• Ms. JoAnna Poehlmann
Humanitarian ($2,500-$4,999)
• Clifton Larson Allen
• Colliers Securities
• Ms. Sarah Dean
• Ms. Jill Fahr
• The Greater Milwaukee Foundation
• Mrs. Jean Jermain
• Mrs. Joan Lucke
• M3/United Heartland
• The Medical College of Wisconsin
• Plunkett Raysich Architects
• Mr. Edward Segebrecht
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiss
• Wintrust Commercial Banking
Altruist ($1,000-$2,499)
• Mr. and Mrs. James Anello
• Ms. Kathleen Blume
• C.G. Schmidt, Inc.
• Clement Manor
• Fr. James E. Connell
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeVita
• Mr. and Mrs. John Donvan
• Fifth Third Bank
• First Business Bank
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fulcher
• Mrs. Mary Goris
• Mr. Michael Handelman
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heller
• Mrs. Lynn Holland
• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hollmon
• Husch Blackwell
• iHeart Media Management Services
• Mr. William M. Jermain III
• Mr. Mark Jungers
• The Melissa Koss and Andrew McLean Fund
• Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lile
• Ms. Kathleen Lisa
• Mr. Daniel Madigan
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murtaugh
• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Musto
• Ms. Sarah Oberhofer
• The Clare M. Peters Charitable Trust
• Mrs. Marie Poehlmann
• Mrs. Susan Roemer
• Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Santacroce
• The School Sisters of Notre Dame Central Pacific Province
• Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder
• Ms. Maxine Sliefert
• Spectrum Wealth Advisors
• Mrs. Bonnie Stephenson
• Mrs. Alice Stollenwerk
• Mrs. Lois Stolz
• The Stone Family Fund
• Stu’s Flooring
• Mr. Gilbert Walter
• Mrs. Ann Wedewart
• Mrs. Carol Weinsch
• Mrs. Kathleen Yezek
Patron ($500-$999)
• Mr. Marc Anderson
• Ms. Christy Bach
• The Family of Jeanne Bartz
• Mrs. Rosemary Cavaluzzi
• Mr. Paul S. Connolly
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy
• Ms. Carrol Fibich
• Mrs. Katie Grant
• Ms. Joy Grossman
• Mrs. Mary Hoffmann
• Mrs. Mary E. Kelly
• The Lalumuerie League
• Mr. and Mrs. David Laske
• Mrs. Jacqueline Lenburg
• Mrs. Diane McGinn
• Mr. Tim McGrath
• Mrs. Lorraine McLean
• Miss Margaret Melvin
• Mrs. Mary Bernadette Moser
• Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Neuenfeldt
• Oasis Senior Advisors and Wellspring Care Management
• Ms. Rhonda Oberland
• Mrs. V. Robert Payant
• Mrs. Susan Rosenbeck
• Mrs. Beth Rothman
• Mrs. Carol Rottkamp
• Mrs. Barbara Salsini
• Dr. Milton Silva and Mrs. Elvira Craig de Silva
• Mr. and Mrs. Scott Simonsgaard
• Ms. Judith Smith
• Mrs. Cynthia Sommer
• US Bank
• Miss Ruth Way
Collaborator ($250-$499)
• Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.
• Mr. Thomas C. Anderson
• Ms. Melissa Bleidorn
• The Brauer Family
• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camilli
• Mrs. Velda Case
• Mr. Dean Christensen
• Mr. Patrick Connolly
• Ms. Margot Cordes
• Ms. Carole Deroche
• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flood
• Ms. Susan Foley
• Ms. Sharon Forge
• The Family of Joanne Gauger
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilmore
• Mr. Trey Gonzales
• Mrs. Marta Haas
• Ms. Janice Janovic
• Ms. Terry Kenny Curtis
• The Langenfeld Family
• Mrs. Audrey Lenz
• Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Linn
• Mr. Bruce Loder
• Ms. Anne Lucke
• Mrs. Mary Mahler
• Mr. William G. McNeill
• Ms. Susan D. Mischler
• Mrs. Ellen Noonan
• Ms. Jean Perez
• Mrs. Maureen Quinlevan
• Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schindler
• Mrs. Margaret Scott
• Ms. Virginia Stacey
• Mrs. Rosalie Steiner
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Streicher
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Talsky
• Dr. Linda Ward
Friend ($100-$249)
• Mrs. Lizabeth Anne Baish
• Ms. Susan Baker
• Mrs. Kathy Banzhaf
• Ms. Margaret M. Barron
• Mr. John Bartzen
• Mr. Michael K. Benton
• Mr. Brad Bilgo
• Ms. Laurie Brahm
• Mrs. Janey Brandt
• Mr. and Mrs. James Braza
• Mr. Darwin C. Broenen
• Sr. Mary Kay Brooks
• Mrs. Linda Bruss
• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Buckley
• Mrs. Patricia Bush
• Ms. Christene Butts
• Ms. Mary Callen
• Ms. Peggy Clemons
• Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coffey
• Dr. Daniel Collins
• Ms. Linda Commer
• Mr. Mark Cullen
• Ms. Antonia Cusma
• Mr. and Mrs. John Desing
• Mrs. Ann DiCastri
• Dr. Jennifer Doering, PhD, RN
• Ms. Jean Dole
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Drewa, Jr.
• Mrs. Kathy Zoller Duffy
• The Educator’s Credit Union
• Mrs. Rita Edwards
• Mr. Michael Faber and Mrs. Chriss Laemmar-Faber
• Dr. Christopher Fink
• Mr. and Mrs. Dave Firer
• Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Flatley
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fleener
• Mr. Gerard J. Flood
• Mr. Jean-Michel Gaffe
• Mrs. Dorothy Gerczak
• Mrs. Judith Goeckermann
• Ms. Carolyn Goris
• Mr. William Griffith Sr.
• Dr. and Mrs. Terry Hart
• Mr. Carl Hedman
• Mr. and Mrs. Steve Helfer
• Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hoelter
• Ms. Barbara Holt
• Ms. Philomena Honan
• Mrs. Jessica Horning
• Mrs. Genie Hoy
• Mr. Stanley Janowski
• Mr. Terry Kachigan & Mrs. Janis Blean-Kachigan
• Ms. Mary Kachoyeanos
• Ms. Kristine Kamrath
• Mrs. Rosemary Kavanaugh
• Mrs. Mary Ann Kenney
• Mrs. Gloria Killian
• Mr. Sean Killian
• Mrs. Geraldine Kiltinen
• Ms. Pamela Knackert
• Ms. Kathleen Koster
• Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Laehn
• Mrs. Patricia Laing
• Mrs. Jane Lauerman
• Mrs. Margaret L. Leary
• Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Linn
• Mr. and Mrs. David Litzau
• Dr. David Lucke
• Mr. James E. Lyons
• Ms. Cheryl Mantz
• Mr. Raymond Martel
• Mr. Gene Mihleisen
• The Mason Temple of Milwaukee
• Ms. Sandra Mitcheltree
• Ms. Sally McBride
• Mrs. Donna L. McElwee
• Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mead
• Ms. Mary Moritz
• Mrs. Elaine Mozina
• Mrs. Mary Murtaugh
• Mr. and Mrs. John O. Myers
• Ms. Shirley Nation
• Ms. Roberta Nelson
• Ms. Maureen Nichols
• Mr. Timothy Ohnmacht
• Ms. Joan Palen
• Mrs. Therese B. Bandl
• Mr. Peter Pantarotto
• Mr. Jack Parise and Mrs. Amy Wells-Parise
• Mr. and Mrs. Steven Reinhold
• Ms. Betty Ritchie
• Ms. Margie Robers
• Mrs. Lillian E. Rossiter
• Ms. Susanne Schilke
• Ms. Imogene Schley
• Mr. Richard Schmidt
• Mr. Gordon Schuetz
• Mr. and Mrs. George Schwei
• Mrs. Nellette M. Seymour
• Mrs. Mooie Slater
• Mrs. Patricia Spoerl
• Mr. William Swan
• Ms. Gail Taff
• Ms. Mary Louise Taff
• Ms. Jane Thoma
• Mrs. Clara Weir
• Mrs. Marilyn Wiseman
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zandt
For over 110 years, the foundation of Milwaukee Catholic Home has been rooted in benevolence. Our generous donors continue this tradition by being part of the spirit of giving that has made this community such a wonderful place in which to live.
We acknowledge the kindness of benefactors and recognize our lifetime donors who have contributed over $10,000 to our mission throughout their giving history.
Indicates a donor who is deceased at the time of publication.
* Indicates the donor made a contribution to the expansion of the Health and Rehabilitation Center during the 1996 Seasons of Life Campaign.
$100,000 and above
• Anonymous*
• Mr. Richard T. A’Hearn
• The American Cancer Society
• A.W. Asmuth Foundation
• The Estate of Ruth Becker
• Mr. Franz L. Bidinger
• Miss Margaret F. Butler*
• The Patrick and Anna M. Cudahy Fund*
• Dr. Emmett J. Doerr
In Memory of Martha Hatch Doerr*
• The Ray and Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust
• The Estate of Rosalie J. Fina
• Greater Milwaukee Foundation
• Miss Marie C. Hasenoehrl
• Mrs. Carolyn M. Jahn
• Mr. William Jermain Jr. and Mrs. Jean Jermain
In Memory of Dr. H.J. and Margaret Farrell*
In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. William M. Jermain*
• Miss Audrey Komarek
• The Edwin and Faith Kozelka Trust
• Mrs. Barbara La Boule*
• Camille A. Lonstorf Trust*
• Mrs. Julia A. McKale*
• The Messmer Foundation
• The Rose A. Monaghan Charitable Trust
In Memory of James L. Monaghan Family*
• UWM College of Nursing
• Mr. Jim Wudi
$50,000 and above
• Mr. Albert C. Gehl*
• The Family of Ruth Harvey
• The Fund for Lake Michigan
• The Susan G. Komen Wisconsin Affiliate
• Mr. Robert Regner and Mrs. Mary Alice Regner
• Mrs. Laverne Rossi
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VanHimbergen
$25,000 and above
• Walter (Red) and Maggie Andrews*
• Anonymous*
• The Helen Bader Foundation
• Mrs. Viola A. Bell*
• Bernice C. Blenker Trust
• Catalyst Foundation
• Catholic Financial Life
• C.G. Schmidt, Inc.
In Memory of Shirley M. Schmidt*
• Mrs. Aurelia R. Diel*
• Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dreyer In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. William M. Jermain*
• Mr. Bernard A. Flatley
• General Electric Foundation
• Miss Alice Hoffman
• Johnson Financial Group
• Mrs. Betty P. Juergens
• Mr. James Kaufmann
• Mrs. Jean Kelley
• Mrs. Arlene Kennedy*
• Mrs. Mary Alice Klim
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kliesmet
• Mrs. Kathy Knutel
• Mr. John Monroe and Mrs. Rosemary Monroe*
• The Clare M. Peters Charitable Trust
• Presbyterian Homes and Services
• Dr. and Mrs. Glenn and Elizabeth Ragalie
• Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Sanfelippo
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Schmidt In Memory of Paul J. and Gertrude M. Murtha*
• Miss Lorraine Straszewski
$10,000 and above
• Anonymous*
• Anonymous In Memory of Baptiste & Diane Gardetto*
• Anonymous
• Mrs. Patricia Adlam In Memory of Gertrude M. Cobeen*
• Rev. Dennis Andrews*
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Andrews
• The Estate of Raymond N. Arens
• Associated Bank*
• Robert W. Baird & Company*
• Mr. James T. Barry, Jr.
• The Family of Jeanne Bartz
• Mrs. Ellen J. Benton
• The Estate of Laura Bisek
• Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Boulanger*
• Miss Tusella K. Brand*
• The Ralph E. Brownlee Family*
• Ms. Allison Bruce
• Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bruce
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Burgess, Jr.*
• Mr. Carl Burghardt
• Mrs. Nannette Cherek
• Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cole
• Mrs. Rosemary Cole
• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Connolly
• Mr. Paul J. Connolly, Jr.*
• Mrs. Mary D. Crowley Ewens
• Mrs. Mary Ann De Groat*
• Mrs. Janet Johnston Desmond*
• Mrs. Margot Diekermann
• The Mary Martha and Emmett J. Doerr Charitable Trust
• The Earl Dunst Estate
• Mr. Robert DuPuy and Mrs. Mary DuPuy
• The Ralph Evinrude Foundation*
• Dr. Sue Ewens
• First Business Bank
• Firstar Milwaukee Foundation*
• Mr. and Mrs. David and Christine Fulcher
• Mr. And Mrs. Jack and Joanne Fulcher
• Miss Edith M. Glocke
• Miss Miriam E. Glocke
• Mrs. Jessie Hall*
• Mr. and Mrs. WIlliam Harvey
• Helms Charitable Gift Fund of
Fidelity Insurance
• Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Howley
• The Glenn and Gertrude Humphrey Foundation*
• Mrs. Marianna B. Ivins*
• Mr. William M. Jermain III
• Mr. and Mrs. John Kabara In Memory of Gertrude M. Cobeen*
• Rev. Charles R. Keefe *
• Mr. Thomas J. Kuesel
• Mr. Stewart A. Lamb
• Miss Mary F. Langhoff*
• Lang Companies
• Mr. Joseph Larscheid and Mrs. Joan Larscheid
• Mrs. Della S. Loughran*
• Mr. David M. Lucey
• Ms. Laurie Lucey
• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lucey
• Mrs. Marion D. Luick
• Marsh & McLennan Agency
• MJ Care
• Ms. Marilyn E. Miller
• Mrs. Adella Millman
• Mrs. Kathleen Mulaney
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mulcahy
• Mr. And Mrs. Thomas Robert Murray
• Mrs. Jeanne B. Normoyle
• Ms. Sarah Oberhofer
• Mrs. Elaine N. Peterson
• Mr. and Mrs. Skip Poliner
• The PPC Foundation
• The Frank and Mary Prochazka Trust
• The Frank and Lucille Puncer Foundation
• Dr. Ruth M. Ritter
• Mr. and Mrs. John D. Roethle
• Mr. Paul Salsini and Mrs. Barbara Salsini
• Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sanfelippo
• Mrs. Elizabeth Sauerland
• The Catherine L. Schmidt Fund
• The Trust of Catherine J. Sands
• The Sorgi Family Trust
• The Stackner Family Foundation,Inc.*
• Mr. Anton G. Stepanek
• Vitas Hospice Services, LLC
• Mr. and Mrs. Rollin D. Weary
• Miss Gyneth E. Welton *
• Mr. and Mrs. Jude Werra
• Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler, Jr.*
• Mrs. Jane H. Williams
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Worcester
• Ms. Diane T. Wright
• The Kathryn and Walter Wriston Family Fund
Milwaukee Catholic Home acknowledges those generous donors who have made our organization part of their legacy through their will or other estate gifts.
• Bernice C. Blenker Trust
• Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Catherine Hoelter
• Judge V. Robert Payant and Mrs. Virginia Payant
